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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
HOTEL
HOTEL.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
PILGBURY 4 TRAVIS, Pr0pFIelors,
Water street.
tcOrass ofEyos1oss, oppa-its Steamboat Lsad's
EVANSVILLE, IND

- ~ ufahft q FsohfhK IfoIIl FHs tFF0t'
The above wall knowu and pepaiar House Is
sliuate on the hank Of the Ohio Aaa eeaSsniest 60
ths stsamksat Landing. where guests ean have .
fuIi vis4 % ~ hast eight ntles sf beautiful river
A strict watch IL kept for Boats durinE the
night. sna pAFtiealar attsntion IL paid % ga@sta
uizht.
Our Table shall ~ all simes b. furnished ~ith
the bsst tha faafkai affords.
Nothing shall b. ieft pAd1ne On ouf part 10
reader the Amsflean House heas 10 all Sho
asAy give call.
FILsBURY A TRAVIS, Prsprlstors,
FRAxk n. H1KDfx, Clerk. myzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
STRAY MULE.

TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, living
in Pigeon Township. one dark brown Mars
Mule, two or three years old, and appears TO have
bean branded with an L en- the len hip Said
mule followed = team % horses from out on the
Princeton road. near Izgie Station. on the I'D Of
May, and is supposed 70 belong Ia that nsighbor-
hood. HENRY JACOBS.
mAy2s div
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FOR SALE.

LI0UsE-Any one desiring 10 purchase house
II cCniainiux three rooms, can md new
ho lse on Oak street, between sizth and seventh.
myas A. NJ. WOODWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

hss oeeonae . henssAaid wera fhroaekont tha
West and sauth. and his worna Iezsnsr~ ~ lzss
than var sfisr their introdGetion, attained q
reputation - wide spread Is the eantlnsAt Of
Serth America. But the GROWING siorv ~ his
liz rSrzius % - attained In his latest discovery
q ratlf eelae inatksa; faI hs dec not elains to
have tcen ths difcesercr ofBEnR0N. Skfch l. tha
hs-is - slae hitters now cfIsfol to ne pnAfic.
fhAt honsr~Aeioass - the native Inhabitants u
Central America - whom - virtues have hesn
kuesa tiy fasre thaa two buadrcd ysars Armed
With lt. the Indian etsishAnos b the unesi dad
b aaslara slff haasle without ear the most ssn-
eHaous ~efPests. Il y = belief with them that
shilo tlssFs : lfesta isifin the koiy che Cssron
) potent 70 cure, no matter uhat the disease GAY
BE- EN aHW
whi'e M Bnii b rot prepared t. Inaorse this
extrsvss ant pEeiensiosl. ks ! nevertheless sAtis-
fird irom a ihQFeQKh examination 81 the evilsnos
rrlafiNr g It's tirtas. that a. re medy and pre-.
veiftsffse 81 an diseases arising from exrosnre
ether e the esauss o. ueAfhas and eisaata o. 20
the tautsHistac tahnsa0ss. IL stands without n
s-is aud Justly Deserves the reputation Il has -
leag enjoyed IN Central AmsFsea ard the West In
dies. la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

FsR ELECTORS AT LAnoT.
David 8. Cooling, Ct Hancock.
Richard ". Thompson, Of Tigo.
ron STATE ELEcT0Rs.
Ist Distrist-James @ DenHy, Of Knox. r7El
John :. HoughIand, o. 5penesr.
~ Distriet-Cyrus Y. Nixoa, Of Clark.
francis Wsstsr, Of Lagrange.
81 DiatrIst-Hsnry X. PritehaTd, Of Barthoio-
NEW.
Madison Evans, 81 Lawrence.
9Th Dlstrist- Le0HidAs sexton, Of kush.
Nv. Kyeer, Of frHnkliH
sth Distriei-BsnJ r. ClaJpool, Of fayetts.
Jeshna n. msllstt, Of HeHry.
9Th DistrIst-J J. Wright, Of hSrgna.
!. G. Green, 81 Shelby.
7th DistTiet-John Osborn OF PutHam.
Thomas 4 Rice Of Pafks. Z
tth Dlstrlet-R p. Davidson, Of Tippsesnos
BsBi. Gregory, Of Warren.
sch Dlstrlet-James b. Bslford, Of white.
Aaron Gnsrney, Of Porter
10th DistFist-T. 4. DiekinsonfO Of DsIsaib. -
Hallet Klih0Hrne. Of Bikhsrt.
nth Distriet-John NJ Walisee, Of Grant.
James NJ Tsmpier, 81 jay.
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INDIAN MEDICINES

Choro<co Cure
"A eafaaAsg esrs for speraa.srrlsa. 6ss.sssl
Weakness ho1iurnai Eilasaas aad al diseases eems-
- - se poiisfeH sach Los II Msasrg. raiser-
81 Lazsisds, Paias 81 ~ Baef. Diaaess n Fisioa
PFsmafsfs Oid 4gs: Veal ksrrss, DiGcuifF II
Bfsafhag. TFsaiiisg. WaksfHiAsts Erp5fsoas - ~
Face Pete coaasenaaoe, Iasafaitp CoHsmsspffoH and
~ 0s bsrsfsi oosapLsifa oaassd b dspaffiHg fsss
tAe gaiA 81 nafurs 4. rrr'e.rf
ss-Ikls aasaielBe isa slaspls vegetables estsaes,
and one on which all can rely, a. IL has been used
Ia our practice far many years, aud With th6us-
snds treated Il has Hot failed IN a single Instance
lts curative powers have hssu sufficient 90 gain
victory uFar She faost stubborn rass-
&c 10 thnsr he hare f4Had vita fhatr conzff-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond tho
reach q medical aid. We would say, Dsspair aagf
The tHEEeEEE CpEE viii restore yon 70 heaith
and sgor, and sitsF al qaaek doctors have failed
n6-For faii particulars, get Circular from any
bfug store IN the country, or wFits the Propris-
t9lsr 81 10 Eil mail frse 70 apy desirlng the aans
= FIJI ifeafief Ia pamphtal fof1
Prices, 81 per bottle or thrse bottles for O..
and forwarded BY Express TO all parts Of the world
80 sold BY AL respectable druggists every
whers.
DR.. w. r. Merwin g. Co.
soLE PaornfKfoHs,
No . Iibsuy Street, New rork.
Hs-sold In Evansville - WIN. BlaFboWer and
b al druggists everywhere. fFeblodAwiy.
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First Natiouai Bank, Of Evansville,
Evansville, Tad. 2stl NAY, 1884.
THIS BANK WILL PAY TIE SEMI
a annaAi eoaPons Of she two par cent. two year
Treasury Notes. due on the LIST day Of June.
No coupon viii Be paid unless presented With
thu bond and detached from same By some one Of
the ofncsrs Of the Bank. WM. PAGE, Cashier.
my2s 81
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, on THE ssh
Il dsy o. June, 1884. - o'elosk P. NJ, sell a.
public auction. at the Court Henss deer. On
Evansville, a number Of good xevolvers. Also
lot 81 Carpefing, formerly ussa On the Court
Room. VICTOR BTscH,
my2s lwdAwit County Auditer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28


One OF HunneySelps Great Remedies.
HUNNRwELL's ToLu ANOpYNr.- This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned its true name and fame BY resnlts
which has bafied every other attempt at relief in
Neuralgia, RAsHmatisas, Gost, NereosAs Head AeRs
TOosA aAd Ear Ache, Borsl osu,Slaiass, Ifslsrso,
D.ssss qer Eataag, Ioss q Sleep, Gessral Nerves.
pesIitg, Paroxisms il HAeoFiag Coush, aass Assssa
now declared TO be largely Esrroas. For ths pains
IN Moathly Msastrsafie~ perfect relief, while IA
lures afserwork is undistarbod, aud one Of its
most important points.
This valuable preparation should Be 10 every
Family, description equals its real necessity,
or its splendid results
]. L. HuNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
nS-For sale BY all wholesale aud retail dealers
MILLER WHtTE, Agents.
noViS-@M Evansville, Ind.
DISEASES OF TUE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual systems--nsw ana rs,iabl,
trOatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. Sent by nail in sealed letter snvel.
opes, free & sasrge. address DR.. J. sKILLIN
HouGaT0N, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Pailadslshia, Pa
sPrr64 d&wlys
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TOlHX.
Dr. II. Anders u Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kid
neys. Digestive Organs, aad GlAnduiaF system.
The success which has attended tho nss Of this
remedy IN private practice, and the endorsement
of ms dicRt authority, enable us 70 recommend il
10 the practitioner aud the public, fseling COS
hdent that with fair trial Il viii attest it, own
excellence In the cure Of chFonc diseases witch
indicate Iodine, such a. Screfala Bronchitis skin
Eruptlons, Heart, Liver, and kidney Diseases
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatisn, Dys-
pspaia, Debility, syphilis, etc. HN
Physicians may relB upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water Is containing three quarter
grains FuRE Iodine In each nnid-oaHos PuRE va
Der, ne solvent hsins nssa IL lie not liable TO d.
composition nor spontaneoasiy termed insQuAli.
ties; neither IL the Iodine oxydited nor neutral
iEsd by combination with aay Ingredient, which
render this solution superior 20 any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine. a ~@
Full Directions accompany cash bottle. thai Il
may be used as family medicine well as by
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt OF ave
dollars, ak bottles delivered rREE hy express 20
any address. - 7sa -
Beware Of Coantsrfslts and limitations which
uhprlneipled dealers endeavor TO dispose OF en- our
reputation. See our signature and trademark
Che Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT,
abn the lAhelh and wrappers Of each bottle, with.
ont which none Is genuine.
Circulars gratis
DR. II. ANDERs 4 Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42h Broadway, New York
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u For Time at last sets all things sven
And II we do bar watch she heEr.
There never jet was human power
Watch could svade, II unfoggivan.
The patent search and vigil lcnz
of him who treasures nm A wfpna -

1t is idle to say that the assertion OF
the Monroe Doctrine can be insisted on
against France and Macmillan without
leading to. war. School-boys may scold
one another, dare each other to do this
and that and knock chips off OF shoul-
ders in defiance, but this is not the way
in which Nations carry on intercourse.
If the United States Government con-
cludes 10 act as the House Of Represent
atives started out to advise with good
intentions, and as the Copperhead press
now demands with the intention Of fur
Their embarrassing the Government and
aiding the rebels, we may as well make
up our minds to fight France and the
Maximilian Usurpatiou. with the chances
in favor of war with all of Pspal Eu-
rope if our Republic cannot be destroyed
short of that.
The Times speaks of our ineonsist,
eney when We complain of its censure Of
the Government for its action on the
Monroe Doctrine. and then accuse it o.
entertaining secret friendship for the
Macmillan usarpation. This is not 8
question of oar consistency, but of thai
of the Times. We say that while the
Tines, for thesaks of opposing the Gov
eminent and gaining political power
Processes to favor the Monroe Doctria,
and oppose MaximiliAn, the jesuitica
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

THE NUMBER OF PREMIUMS AWARDED
Il 70 the q Buckeye dnriug the few vsars tbst
y as been before the public Indicates TIE posss-
ion held byft 10 eTeTy ssctfon q ths couufFv
where u has len iutrsdaced
For the sszson o. Isss, II early eonfraess 49,.
made. will furnish delivered a Esansxifie- ~
terms e4zh o. delivery:
Small. or Junior Aozsr-...-. afss
Large, or senigr Never. a.
Consined Bsaper and M0Eer.. Tss
Circulars eentsisiuz FIJI particular for sp~r..
tag and taking care II tbs machine I'll b. f5-.
nisAed 20 apPIieati0n ~ forNardss bv mail
DASfKL MORGAN, Agent.
mhlS-dkssm 30. sest first street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

No HANS NAME l. MORE INTIMATELY
i connected with the history % the MsteFiA
aedica Il The Ualsei States. or uors fAvorablv
knoNa = pioneer IN metIeai discovery. thsn
thai - d. IoliS- RI1sls. &C 4.saisxiile. Nv. His
tatmttAtie preparation Of SsrsApAriila has long
stood q the hea1ef tae vzriens eomne1nds Of that
Vsiasele drug. HIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
UNION STATE TICKET.

Fer Governor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or HATHE.
For Lieut.. GoreHoTs
COL. CONRAD BAKER, srs
o. YsERgHsuEsH.
Far s>eresary Of stats,
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Fsysste.
FOR auditor Of State,
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Fo4 Treaszrer Of flute,
JOHN /. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For AnorneB- General,
pELAHA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Far GsrE Of de sapreme Court,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter ef sUprsnss Court,
COL. BEN. HARRIsOH, Of Marion.
For sapreHs Judge,
LIST District--JAs S. FRAZER, Of Koseinsko.
"a District-JEuU r. ELLIOTT, Of HeRry-
80 District--cHAs. 4. RAY, 81 Marion. 60 =
4th Distriet--EODT. q. GREGORY, Tippee@nee.
For sspsriafeadenf Of Public IasirHotio-,
PROV. GEORGE W. Hozs, Of Marion.
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GROCERIES.

Mays
GUGAR.
- &C hhds. Nsw OFleass Sugar, iR store aud for
sale By Tmay1l ". u. AMMAN co.
TyLoUR
Il $50 hrls. Choice Extra Flour;
500 brls. Extra Flour, in stuFe aud for sale By
may93 ". N. ALTMAN 4 co.
TORE.
~ zoo bags Ckoios white Corr;
500 bags rsllow Core, 10 ststs I'd for sais By
Nays MAILMAN Co
DACeS
- 5e0 Hans;
$50 Shoulders
500 sides, IN store and for sale ~
naySs ". n ATEMAN CO.
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SUNDRIES.

Jn0 BUSHELS CLEAN RYE.
1OO loo Buckets Pine Tar;
50 Barrels White Line;
100 Pounds CARPET Chain,
ee Posnds Staging aad Trot Llwe..
Tisres Dried Beef;
5 Dczsn Besf Tcngnes
Jost sssstvsd and Or sails b.
&y@ kklLLf Co, y = ala Street
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GROCERIES.
(UGAk-cA6E AELLs-15 sakar-cAns Mills.
- assorted sizes and prices, Just received Der
steAEasr Priza Donna, and for sale at
NICkERY BROS
Nc. lS2 Main street
(NooK's SUGAR EYAPORAT0Rs pas
~ aud Furnaces Tor sale At
YICKERY BROS
No. III Main street.
A7HITE EKSHAHNOCK P0TsTOEs lao
bush, Northern Potatoes ia store aud for
sale BY vICKERY BROS
Ne. I32 Main strs@t.
(foRS MEAL --25 bushels Coru-Meal. fFesh
~ ground, In store and foF sale By
FICkERT BROS,
Ne. lse Main street
N7HITE LINE 80 bbis- choiee rnsIacksj
w white Line "a store and f5r sale BY
NICKERY BROS,
lsz Maia street
ELoTRi FLOUR i-I00 6bis- FzrEerS' NIiI-.
Il rs bags BiairsviIls Mills = warranted 70
plsase-ef YIckERY BROS
No LIZ Main strs~s.
DINE TAR, In barrels OF legs, Il
YICKERT BROS,
No. is2 Main street
CfPLTT PAS, FARTSA, sAG0. CHOCOLATE
> Essence Of Coffee, Dzndeliou ccaae FIaverfux
Extrsctss faPioeas ETC. etc for sale a.
FICKERY BROS,
No lsz Main strset
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IUsT RECEIVED. some Of the aness PER-
y FUMES now Manufactured IN the porid.
For sale At
sCHLAEPFER's Draz store,
corner Main and second streets
Hay2S Evansville, Ind.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

V'HE PROPRIETOR BEfsG IN THE Ar
nj, anrFa for sale, on reasonable terms. a
veil selected ku6 nearly nsw PRINTING OF
flck. Applyfe LEWIS PELHAM,
nys-u New Harmony. Posy Connty. lad
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PERFUMERY. sc.

A roTHEr SUPPLY of HAGAg's MAGso-
n LIS BALM re- eFved st
SCHLAEPFERss Drug stors.
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0ALh or A THOUSAND FLOWERS. and
ID PALAER's COSMETIC L0TIoN, fsF ssis
- SCHLAEPFER'S.-
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Ny books VII show that for the pas5 fiys months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year, until Is is NOT % be surpassed by Any
IN the State. With my general practce IN The city,
| treat the following
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OFFICE CHrEF OF POLlcE,

Nashville, Tenn, March 18th, 1854. !
In accordance with Special Order No rs,
dated March 22nd, it is hereby ordered:
l. That occupants Of stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, viii be required TO
elean their wards and cellars, and have the
oeFal remsved, within forty-eight hours
ram the date OF tbis order. No garbage or
dirt of any kind viii be allowed 10 sccu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
hoves from the back wards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish viii be allowed 20 remain more than
twepty-four hours without being removed.
III. 0fal, the accumulation Of Restaa-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays exeeptedl before 10
A. M. Al ashes and rubbish VIII be set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. H.
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses VIII Be required 10 have The rear OF
their premises clean, aud the side walk
swept before A. II. each day
v. ANY violation Of the above Order viii
he FINISHED by ine Of Five Dollars, 49,
ID 81 collected 81 the Provost Marshal.
VI As cleanii ness Is one Of she first re-
auisites 10 health, is Is h1ped the citizens
viii do ali IN Their power 70 assist IN re-
moving one.of the frst causes Of disease
A. sooS ass. suiiiciont humber OF carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dir and rubbish removed witbout cost 70
eitiaens.
vi. As & Is nv intention q remove al
nth FROM the city proper, whether IN tie
shape Of dirl, rabbish, or dead anlmEis
any Information that would faciiitate TIE
above wiz Be ihankfuliy received and I'M
mediate action taken il the premises
NN. i. CHAXnrRLATE,
Capt. and Chief Of City Poiiee-
sp2-1m
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SET No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES or A CoEsRPT.
No. l. Ia, draft good as a patriot, If drafted,
IgO-sure
z receive aietter which tells the sgoniang
fact--Im drafted.
3. BY the advice Of 900, 900 friends offer q
substitute.
4. Who uttering qusck, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
8. feel my country calls farewell, my love
30 where glory waits mel
6. I hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
:. And make a sturdy rebel fly.
&. Am sent with dispatches, peTil0us duty
death or glOryl
Q. Attacked by hand of gorillas, l cry,
Come on We t-r-r- raitOrs p -
10. ! dscOmft them and bear OF the head Of
the gorilla chief.
IL. I deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made bngadier-geneTal
IL. And thus relieved from all future DANCER
in the field, crown NV glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed md hend-
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, u
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS m
OTHER STATES, AS TT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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SKI No. I--OUR RELATIONS AT HOnE AID ABsOAD,
COMPRISING
No. !. On Englsnd's muggy shore, a suTiy lion
gave q grievOUs rOari
2. Which temporarily sstonished even the
Galhc cock.
8. Who resnonded with Warlike vigoT, when
bon caved.
4 Exeter nlLl. The lion weeps; f" Is he
not bird and q brOtherT'
8. Which he fOrgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf Of the c. s. A.
8. The aTning Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
2. The Mexican yulture gsFroted BY the gal
&c cock.
g. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
8. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. S. A.
10. Death Of the wolf
IL. The eagle indicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
Il Grand tabeau The little child Liberty
shall lead John B III THE lion) and France
(the Gallo cock) in future.
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MIDDLE DISTRICT or TEENBssEE.-fo- e..
HTHEREAS, an inf0rnaton vas hled in ths Dts-
w trct Court Of the United States on The Bth
day q Apul, I8Gf, by Horace II. Harr-out Esqs
Attorney q the United 1tatea for sad Diatri-t
against engine and boiler, pump, czls1ile ma
chimes, 4 large kettles, tanks, presses. par
beam and scales, and ~ the other implements and
materials cOnnected with the Candle FartOrY ~
Cummings, Doyle Co.. IN Nashville, In The DLs-
trct Aforesaid, and against a persons lawfully M
tervenng for their interests therein alleging m sub
stence that sad property bad p g. seined a. ioF-
fstcd 70 the United States for a es iu sad inior
nation So forth and averred n 10 True, add pray
ing the usual process, a..
EOW. Therefore, pursuant - the mention undsr
the sea q sad Court b me directed, hereby give
pubic warning b al persons convened m intefgst
IN sad properly, % appear before sd CONF, AZ NJ
Federal Courtroom ID the Capitol % Naahviiio,
Distrct aforesaid on the CIR day ~ Mar, ls5i, ~
10 O'Clock. A. ~, then and thereto interposo ther
claims and make thoir allegations.
u. n. GLASCOCH,
Marsha o. the Middle Diet. q Taun-
apr l5-lH
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limited States OF America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TESNESSEE.-Eo 81.
"HEREAs, AN IMPORTATION WAS FiLkD
w IN the District Court Of the United States Or
sad Dsstricf on the 18Th day q April, 1874 b
Horace H. Harrison, Esd, Attorney n the United
States for said District agunst . watches, and ,
kegs Of Whiskey, alleging IN substance that tbs
same WA seiEsd on the 9Th day Of April, lsla. IN
said District on land, By J. r. Dln. Ed, Survey
ofCustOms SO Nashvill, a. forfeited ~ the Jpised
averred % Be- true, and praying for tho usual pro
cess, &C.
Nov, therefore, IN obedience b the monitor IN
der the seal q SAID Court, % me directed, haroby
eve public warning 10 al persons concerned IN IN
tsrest in sad property, b appear before sad Couri
on the 9Th day Of MAY, is63, at ths Fedarl
Court Room, IN the Capitol st Nashville a. 10
O'Clock, A. b.. then and there 70 PROFOUND tlsir
claims and make their allegations.
=. X. GIA5COCK.
Marshal Of the Md. DIT. Of Tenn.
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For Sale,

"a Al Fhoe@. Hats. Staple nry Goods, Cntiery.
All JeVeI,y. A cos. nd sTORE FOR kENT.
These Goods are al new be ftcFe ID ~ reSs
:. k,-atiou Is any Ii Ne hylIle, and doirg 4 god
y, u-opristor hzvtrg cthsr businass, WITCH ~
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United States OF America
limited states Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEsSEE-No IS.
NTHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS PILED
w 10 the District Court Of the United Scasss
for said District on the 18th day Of ApUl, l86f.
By Horace II. Harrison, Esq., Attorney OF the I'M
ted States for said District who prOsecuta8 therain
on behalf Of the United States, and Joseph K Dllu.
Surveyor Of Customs, against two sachelss ono
marked ''B, 4" and one marked % Q, " and Oue trunk
marked D." all containing JEWELRY, and
against oil persons lawfully intervening for thair
interests therein, alleging that said property had
been heretofore seized IN SAID District On lard a.
6orfeted for IN said information set f0rth and
ayerred % be true, and praying for the usual pro
cess and monitor
Nov, therefore, pursuant 10 the monihon under
the seal Of said Court 10 me directed, hereby gy5
public warning % all persons concerned Ia interest
10 said property, 70 appear before SAID Court a2
the Federal Courtroom 10 the Capitol az Nashville,
on the Gth day Of May, 1851, az 10 O'Clock A. s.
then and there 70 interpose their claims and MAKE
their allegations. EDWIN X. GLA5COkhs
Marshal Of the Middle DIST. u Tenn
an fg-I4t
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6ET No. 3.-Tm SLAVE N 1853
No. l. In the cotton field.
q The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4 The parting; Buy Us too"
g. The lash.
9. Blow for blow.
z. In the swamp.
8. Freei
g. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
IL Victory.
T. He died for victory
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