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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-30

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
tration on the estate of
GEORGE EMMART,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 23d day Of July, 1868;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF December, 1865.
NELSON s. EMMART,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Dec. 23.--4t*
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-30

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court OF Baltimore county, letters Of admins
tration on the estate of
NOAH B. 6TOCKSDALE,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the Odd day Of july, 1855 d;
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this goth
day of December, 1865.
MARTHA A. STOCK6DALE,
Dec 23-4t@ Administrative
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-30

- -g PARENTS.
The Book will have sslutary influence in
Arthur Merton" is q true one, in ailits impor-
tant particulars. He was youth employed in
one Of our large cities, and through the exam
pie of wicked associates, he was tempted to do
wrong. The evil consequences of such course
are most clearly shown, and the shoals pointed
out on which 80 many sons % axe shipwreck.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-30

(one pair very superior,) 8 Horses, Zone rid
ing and driving mare,) 3 Colts, Of fancy stock,
Cows with calf, Bull. years old, 3 Heifers,
(half Alderney,) Sheep, 6.Sows and Pigs, II
6hoats, large Boar Of very fine stock and
Fattening Hogs. Also, all the
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-09
To the People of the South.

Nov tia, peace once more restored to our
country. and the people have turned thcir
attention to the civi! vocations OF life, it is
to their interest that the General News OF
the World should be known. and the
proper advertising and'publi5hing be done,
therefore we would respectfully solic!tsub-
-cription and advertising patronage from
the Public. and otcc them facilities WHICH
are unsurpassed.
Il can scarcely be necessary 20 draw the
attention of the People to the fact that the
..NEW YORK NEWS" has been a coDstant
and consistent friend 10 the South, her rig hts
and institutions and now, when circum
stances are changed, and We are call upon
to meet the issues that are presented, ".
propose to advocate the true interests OF
the country, and hope to find the support
and ENCOURAGEMENT from the People as our
past aud present course might justify
Our cirulation is large and rapidly Incl cas-
ing. consequently Our advertising al
vuu'agc> are great.
The terms Of the New" are as follow
To mail subscribers 80. $40, per annutn.
Six months. ............ ..- ......... $"
Weekly, per annum 50; three copies.
81 50 five copies = - ten copies, ST.;
twenty copies $50.
The w cekly News" is sent to clergy
men for 81 GO.
For further information apply at our
Office. 30 IS -. Charles street.
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{. NJ. SMITH,
s.,tu 80 AGENTS
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cancy occurs, by the election of one OF AS
members to fill the vacancy.
Vacancy in the Office of Secretary shall
also be filed by the board Of directors. at
the first meeting of the board, after such va
cancy occurs. The President of the board
shall have power to appoint Secretary
pro tenn, to act until tho election Of Soc
rotary as herein provided for.
ARTICLE, 9TH. Certificates of stock shall
be issued to the stockholders, as soon as
the board of directors shall organize, under
this act and such Certificate shall be
the board, and no transfer shall be valio,
unlcss made upon the stock book and ny
the surrender ofthc Certificate.
ARTICLE, Stb. The capital stock may be
increased from time 10 time in such man
ncr, and to such extent, as may be recon-
meuded by the board of directors, and
determined upon ny n majority of the
ing held for that purpose. after thirty days
previous notice, in one of the newspapers
published in the city of Shreveport
ARTICLE. 9th The Company shall
make dividends, as often as the board
of directors shall deem expedien..
ARTICLE, 10th. The stock holders at n
general meeting held for that purpese.
after thirty days notice in one newspaper
shall! by vote Of three luurths Of the
amount of stock represented at such meet
ing. have power 10 make any notifications,
additions or changes, in this Charter, or
to dissolve the same entirely.
ARTICLE, llth. At the close of this
Charter, or sooner, if the majority Of the
sto :kholders determine to close it before,
they shall elect three Of their body liqui-
dating commissioners, who shall have power
to close the corporation, sell its effects, and
divide the proceeds amongst the stock
holders.
This done and passed in my Office III the
city of Shreveport, in the presence Of
Henry +. Alien and y. w. Rovsdon. com
petent witnesses OF this city, who have here
unto signed their names as such. together
with the said parties, and me the Notary. on
this the fi''st day Of August a. d. 1865.
Attest. Geo. Alban,
Henry +. Alien, Thos. Moore,
y. " Roysdon, James Crooks.
James 4. Phc!ps.
J. ". Wheaton.
TnoS. T. BEaLE.
ttIw 2Gaug Notary Public.
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The North and the south.

The following is AN extract from
a communication written by the late
Alexander II. Everett, brother Of the
Hon. Edward Everett, and published
in the Democratic Review, Scptem-
her, ls44, PIP. 269, 27O.
Mr.. Everett was distinguished not
only as chas;e, elegant aud power
full writer, but as a man of noble and
generous sentiments. He was in no
way inferior to his brother, from
whom he differed altogether in his
political sentiments.
at is a fact which cannot be dis
puted. and need not be disguised. that
on all the great questions that have
agita,cd the country, the South has
taken the side which has finally car
ricd the people with it; and what Is
sill more remarkable, account for 1t
as We may, the side most favorable
10 liberty. | aliude, Of course, to
dominant parties, and the general
tendency Of opinion. In the coutro-
vrrsies which grew out Of the tonn-
dation and construction of the Fed
cral Constitution, and in those wficf!
succeeded. and had their origin III
revolutionary struggles Of Europe
III the disputes with Great Britain
respecting neutral rights-on the
great financial questions Of the bank
i
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-09

Ce6ee-Rio, 81 &c y h.
.SaIt-Liverpool coarse So y sack.
CATTLE MARKET,
Beg Western choice, 0l1c T. b..
Western lstqualy-@l3c. -"
Western, I'd and }, r. a,o""
Sd quality,
Trol Cu,tlc- SSWl5 t. head.
Hogs-lOG l2c. T. ID. gross.
Sheep-S3 jOcl1 SAP head
Monetary.-gold l44M14l1 silver
l4o~l4l1..
'Hhe following are the quotations
for bank notes;
Bank Of Louisiana, 80 a4O
Louisiana State Bank J90 60
Bank Of New Orleans IS M7O
Crescent City Bank, SOWS3
Merchants Bank, 6O065
Union Bank 77USO
Mechanics and Traders Bank II.
deem in legal tender United States
notes Citizens Bank notes paid in
legal tender notes Canal Bank notes
paid in the same; Corporation ISSUES
range from / to ! ! t. ct.
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New Orleans Prices Curren

Cotton-Ordinary, 3oa32; Good
Ordinary, 35G37; Low MiddlinG
80 il; Middling, 42G4i.
SuSny-Common, l2c0 90; fully
fair, l54c 400; white clarified OOc
T. b
fyou-superfnc. $lc@12; choice
supcviine, 50 sac low Extra, 5" ;
choice extra SD T. Dbl.
Iay-S33 T. ton.
D1ts-75c h bushel
Bran-Sl35 Per 100 lbs.
Corn-Yellow, 81 white. Sl.lo
per bushel
Poyh-Mess, $4,000 y Dbl.
B0cOn-lTc
Baggmg-India, 23c r. yard,
E"pc-llic y +.
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$4,000

rneL-irrt fatal r9r,ita1 pr thirty -bnusnrd
i il,iH. -, h.. diiii i,5a .r... ,"!~,.i
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- :, fit+ir, }v ,LnI,,~si,nI ard .,e~r..l
.b.. .,o t.ECLhGldnr .h,n he t,aid rrsnor-
M. fnr. con.rac+s tanj;. or ,r,s of the
EnTr,n- in anv irrrh.r .,nl than th,.
..di1"n .. n. srotg, nor stfI h" he s,,hirct
'o,'y tnrrI,r call, nor sh.,}I anv intor.
,yoi;,y IN nrr,oi,.i1r or an o,IaT circum-
~, 100 tn. nc, ~ .ynnsi1cr ,h,.
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GAIEIT THEATRE
RUSSELL'S VARIETIES.

". f. THOMAS ............ Manager
VIII open ton ght the 9th inst u varied
performance consisting Of
DRAMATIC ENTERT AlNNtHTS,
Singing AND DANCING.
ETHIOPIAN DELlNEATlON~
ArCROBATIC FEi rs
rPAGILIT'T AND STRENGTH. &c.
Admission 81 90
n Iiftn 80
Doors open att o clock. Curtain rises
at pun.
Tickets can be purchased during
thu day i. the different Drug stores, Coffee
houses and at The door.
Arrangements have been mad" by which
the ,;r!ctest order and dccorUm will be pre-
served.
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'A''"S" tho'' '"'"7 ON"
the tide OF tanatIclsm winch threat
ems ,heir overthrow.
W. therefore, most earnestly
would eAhoft YOU nre'hreI' u S'ah''
fT'niy on our Pla,iorii ol "oc,i.'ie
ana disclPi'nc. mo" your h'Sh
Gazing ireach 'hr'S' a ,,1: MN V ,fu,
,'neo' no ''"t Pte"''' lo'''''s ~ =.
nave IL" '"''ii'!7n1oii ~ P'e"'' i'''
TICS ne "I'.h!'y 81 u'e '''''i'',
never more S''ih'iis'S "'sp'"S e'' ..'''''
"nen IL no'"S u, us o:sn' 7.."'s" " NH.
war" way l" ,ne ii'.''a' VI Va 'utS
CONNEXIONS DC 40, 'u'''e' as.oo
i'o'" your pam ~ i"c''.' 2pr,''" III
temporary Influences; anu AZ d" tr
4"''r 'eacl'''g ana '.''''''. - 'i'''I" y.
"'scI pune h.eP III we" 'n.t' ! I m ~
our '''''' "''ci' ot''i a. - VIZ 'i"''
! scriptures co'i'"'" a." NM" '..
80 ~ sa' y, "'Io:' ~ .''". .,,a,.at
- mol 'e"t '"'f''''' 'i'' ma, os P."',.
merely Is h'' 20 'e require" VI Il"
''" "a, >-..,,,
he conduct oil certain -,'t' "''i =; Il
.N,:noo'7, o''""l's anu P''''I"''.a' 80
taxing advantage o! l"e G i'','s'g''
'n''l'n' 90 S'''' q "I 90 ' i'I. '','g
Us ''''I :.''' ~ ~,
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's ''"i CIV i'e'7, '"''s' -
ana pam '!"' onlF a. "ork'n ny i" M
jury 10 US o"' a. P'',S''t''nS ~ -.
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Pastoral Address Of the Southern
Methodist Bishops,
Io the Prcachcrs and Members Of Il

ted to hold Oul Sunual meeting
Having reviewed the condition Of
the Church, in the light of the best.
Information W. hav. been able to
obtain from its various fields, and
arranged the plan herewith set forth
OF Episcopal visitation of the Annual
Conferences at their approaching SEES
sions, "" do not feel that our r"spon-
sibiIi,i.s. a. Your chief Pastors. would
he discharged without giving You
our views rs to the bearing of passing
events upon the Church, and our adj
vice as to The duties growing out of
the peculiar times in which our lots
have been cast.
The Close of the war reveals much
restitution and material suffering
within those States whrg. the larger
portion OF our membership is situa-
ted. Let Us hope that returning
peace will bring other and coveted
blessings in il train--civil and So
rinl order. quiet and r"mun"rntiy e
industry and plenty 20 our land; and
tina, Our churches, having rest. may
he edited, and walking in the fear
OF the Lord and in the comfort OF the
Holy Ghost, may be multiplied 10
these ends YOU need not br reminded
that it is not less vour duty. as Chris
,lauS, than as loyal citizens, 70 con
tribute bv all means within Your
power. The cultivation OF the gra-
ces OF tn. Spirit viii directly and
,rI,sl,il,r l,.l, t.rv.IrI : l.,. h.. int ,.,..
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-09

saved, who will be our crown of
glory in that day" And that the
good effects Of our religious teach.
ings bestowed upon him in bondage.
will follow the race in their new con
di,ion, and help to prepare them for
it, is matter Of pleasing reflection
to US. Our numerous membership
among them Of over two hundred
and forty thousand, exclusive Of the
congregations and catechum-ns who
received instructions from our pas
tors and missionaries, has been much
reduced by recent changes and casu-
alti-.. II it should be still further
reduced, we need not be surprised
Detrct;ons. doubtless, will take place
from their ranks 70 churches offering
greater social Inducements for their
adhesion. If they elect to leave US,
let them 70, with the assurance that
as heretofore we have been. so we
will continue TO be, them friends,
and in every suitable way aid their
moral developments and religious
welfare. We must still keep place
and a service for those who remain
With u and for others, who. after a
brief experiment elsewhere, may de-
sire to return. While no tactious
opposition, on the one hand, should
be offered to the exercise of their
fullest liberty in choosing their eccle-
siastical associations: on the other
hand, no desire OF being rid OF
J. -i,-,,l,l
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j, 4, RRASELMAN.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealer in
W Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Possesses great facilities for buying Goods
cheap. which enables him to sell below the
Market prices. Orders solicited. to which
especial attention will be given.
j-; MAGAZINE STREET. $50
, 'orner of St. Andrew Street. New Orleans,
La (sep9-Gm
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Tie Grcat HcGicy--,;2 wounds
heal more quickly under the treat
mrnt OF that grca, pAyeician. Time.
than those inflicted upon vanity.
DeQth The great revealer Death,
alone holds the key 20 the eo!ution
of the impene;rabio mystery hetwecu
mind and matter, soul and body
Litlc Thmgs.-lt little things
will please Us, we may conclude that
we are none of the biggest people
Children are as well known by them
diversions rs by their >ta'ug,.
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NEW YORK DAILY & WEEKLY NEWS,
- st. Charles street, Room No. Gro'1ad
Floor.
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Cg{u5uJyS, G1., Ing. L, 1868.
Meeting of the Louisiana Confer
ence at Mansfield, &9,h November,
1868. Bishop Andrew 20 preside.
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Weekly, one copy, one year ........
To clcrgymen, Weekly .............
For tuther information call upon :.
address us by mail as above.
scpt9 +. W. &c, NJ. SMITH, :
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T. W. 4 &. vi SMITH.

sept9 tG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
Z o ~ w laf. 3oaFn -
Annexation Of Territory tcthe City
OF Evansville. -.

NOTICE Is GEEEGY GIgfN EaAT THE
~ Common Council ~ the SIS cFkvnusviflarl
in puIsuance of tha Prov 4i5ne - aasehci Of q =
General sssmbiy OF che stsfs % IN ana ap-
proved Msrei o, 1860, auti slei s-tsA6 Actat1
0meud Che uty-A secti8sl ~ au l4et en ttt o.
IAN act erAutta4 20 thsnc,tbans ot+ Ca towusafs
Evagsviiir. tu - countyof VaDdsr 5urs %. a lsfys
Charter approved jannaFy u, SIT ad T. I'll
suppl mautHl se1fioufto r. III n g. 81, 1l he
10TH e Nay r.. a. la1s. iiEasaltsro is q lisr
a potition prsi tneA hmhanenaf1u. e said dity
Of the iollowiag described frftory go set .iBis
70 "a The reasons fsr stsh agHeGafical viz. All
that part 81 thsss-eat bali ~ nc p9rth-1sts i
OF tie north-sass qnartef u s-eI-a 70 tq, O. ri
ship tx, south range tea fesss ufsctfftl k'
lows, viz. sAggigniHg at hs Intersection or ala
aud Eighth stresia r fats citYy 90 - e-ter ~
said streets, nnd rmuila Abe ~ nioaklthe mlii
line Of Eifhth stree, i've suadrei 90 seven So
eight taihl tuts - > point caHs+iia III cett.r 20
a. alloy dtvidi (. ihe Depot ar1Rld5 ErtHa EtaEa-
Vile 4 Ofawi1ffgsilie R4l!HDada sp4psny from
Orrand Harritolais Enla7g aafit - - lasgiii5i
honcs aioug Ito uslldl5 ef I'd nii y Giue hsu-
a. iren Pn Pr the oasf aifd.sNest 'iua running
tbr ugh II niddi4 of NJ u4GtL- Wfat quarter 81
said section twenty d nos tHeHc- sast uiaa sald
east and west lire oar bEnd red and hlty-tsJ and
hat tt3< - iaetp q ti}3 HQEth sua sgatl "a
running through tho Lalddig "a said qnsrfcr-r,.
ton ththra north u 8ag s#ti ~ D Gull a1uth
line six bundled nH4 9rtv-aoEeu (aiz) aat, 40 Abe
middl3 ~ 'thn RAILROAD tratet on william Hssst.
being the cehtoF 8-rgot running east aud w0st
through the North Eastern Enhancement 90
William street extended, one tbousand and f0rly-
six and oua-iCuth tsQt9 - fJsV tJatn plia8
Of Main htuetsaui rhses aasf yes iaiaN OF
Main street eight huadrad ana nine f-tbr=s and
three tourihs la13 ~ set, ta th0 place 81 tGil-
ming aald ter1 .org Aa,ss RtfR e 10Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
or EVANSVILLE
Capital $4,000.
DTRECTORs

This Bank will Dc located on theoorBor Of Main
and Frst streets, in the room now occupied by
Mr.. He-yi rs soon as the necessary changes can
G. r. BEMENT. Pres't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
poard cf Ednal. -

TI0HE COMMON .CoUkCfL ~ TIE CITY
L OF Ev.e sviila viii uaaet, ~ e B a. ~ 1a-
iEation, at tie CITY q unc1 than er ipfsa q o.
m, fer the purpose equslizinS sod corr 1lins
the Assessments Of real ana personal proper B.
aud viii CONTINUE Ia session ralr - 30 eAssp Cd
said ass ssHsuta hrn all cqua ifssil az 90 sestld
All tax payers are requested o. call pfvyio4s O.
the adicarEnane ~ tho BaRFa raal - - &si
assessments. fsa 44E ~. AMEf8
my26.u e t fEe r nag Qr. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
Annexation Of Territory t0tt g Cid
If WVa ueSi ~.


NOTICE rs uEBfBz 81 FEg rHAr rfrE +
~ eommcn CossassE ass SIG oi-Esaaagi es-s
in pu4anasca % sfs lqy q 3as qi aH as1t &c fha 4
Gensial A1emhig q ihs ci iaas suA, ~ I
'Au Acs egsatiHg - 80 q 1aaa ~ - town +
Evansville, Co ~ GaG8rT ~ ba4a-rt drsli, q Nd
oh re. ag2'.ggs ., y.s3 " Z - (. 80
I5itI dag of Asg, Al iss. aaae sf f5ffts Blsrd (
ri CaEaiy uim ssiea r4ol sua % f%1 esaafy .
petieign prag iHa lDl.i u aa.atI So "a -.t5 f
Of r. IN Wig eeseriDoi rtaI - laE
-fofiiafha saoHg Ton f1iah iHf- n. u Fir ALI
that part 0f be s5utit-saat gFaff 81 tect3ag T
niBet en- l9j, 10 taRnsi3pes E la) suEsfaa flol +
iron Bin a. ire agatA Ils csTnrI 49, quar- +
ter section, aud rUuu az aene8 10 re aslf +
SECTION line North asnE Apaaff hrd ulae -uin- 4
t4J9J feet, 20 iFaHrin3 fleHtsesaa Ia l5eiia &
(lotl ~ ief, 90 Tie ljuo of taEfes Ia -au4eH
thcucs south 1y tie iise - sEge.s fiFp Iltut
four hundred eH4 aiuetgaf ne 60 ~ o. au {
iron pin on anafh 40 pf sss8 go I'd ou
and thence by che Ho1 . mac 5 sfit ~ $50 -a-
ti0r seven hnadtes asi sfss -fauf .IGl gat s..
the u ce 60 b. giuBisg. sefa - .rYbstUe Gone
tgaogs - the Gig o. i''a1y 800 4 pia'td
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frred TO iH D. assge nafe 49, sAsvafal Eal
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that the sEfue was rfcriaed quflcAe r. cod -
was oricfc u "a. q - I'D "a tibt i7tfler g. azgs
log aud cJasidertti3a ofaaia lIpi cf-f44 bel ia@
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caiion 10 hs tsansy Me- haiis 1srsa al t.si 40
application 10 n4v IeVdifs fef - eala = alid ~
that q via be heafd aud dc dgtson ne $40 A.
day u june 1860. Vt8FO Bt7gH
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
NOTICE.
Union Circuit Court.

n. HaasikgS agaii@t High5and csaI oszsp6as, as4
z z yaalsss &c, agaias George Pagass &c. i.
- soliaAsed sEits, viii sell 81 public sale At The
coGEt- House door in Morxanheld, Union eonn4y,
kestleky, on Monday, the 5th day Of jane, ass5,
three t0Wn-lots, which the shaft Is situated, in
OErieat5srrs UnacH ccunty, KY snd fks mining
privileges Of the Highland Coal Company under
fs-z1aY. ths fkh day Of June. 1865. II the Mines
= Unt2gtoEns VIA sell ~ public sale, on .
-redst - ~ 80 b. al the psTSonAiity belong
Ing 20 sag csaA rempGays consisting q Boilsrs,
EnAsHQar Picks, MEies, &e., &c. Purchaser 70
give bol4a vlth approved security hAvipg tia
foTee Rnd afssef OF rspisvIn bonds. lea Efa
also b rotaiaed 70 seizure the purchase nonsY
TH05. s. CHAPMAN, Cen
"a Louisville Journal and CsncBnnat. Coz
nsroial copy znd send bll. my 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPEHED A TTRsT
" class eaiooa on the corner o. Main aa1
EIwhsh ssrpsss, whars VIII be founS ths best
iIqa0xs o. all kfnaa BsssAl SHARE o. pa:rsnAgs
q ssaicaasd. fzE-d8l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
rHEAsrRY DEPARrMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFTIcn OF CnMProLLER OF ruE CURRENCY,
Warrington, April Z, 1865.
gNTHEREks, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
W presented % tile undersig1eG. it has beeu
uiada 60 sppsar that g. The Merchant Rational
Basia 81 Eyar yilie, ia the city Of Evansville, IN
che comfy % Fauaerhurgh and state Of Indiana,
has bsefa auiy organized under ard sceordng TO
che requirements of the Act Of Con gress entitled
-" Am Ac. 20 ploFitia 4. National Currency secur
ga Is pial e tl fffitsd States hoods, and to pro-
giGo OK The circulation aud redemption thereof
approved june 8 1851, aud has complied with all
she provisions o. said csEe uirea 10 b. copiRlied
With before eep menciag the business Of banking
uuder s3i3 beE
New. TtaEsEuuuE, I. FEyEwts CLARK, Camp
TROLLEY Of tap GurFenoY, do hereby certify that
" lbr Msrchantl' Nati2nal Bank u Evansville,'
So The city Of Evansville, IN the county Of Van
derburgh and Stata Of Indiana, ID authorized to
commence t.ls business Of baaking md tAs Act
Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seeI Of edics this seventh day Of Aprh, 1866.
lbs. EGEEIAN CLARKE,
au1P- asieas o~rpvf rrff4r ~ fi,a Crfrpprsrv.