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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
BILLIARD

T HAVE JUST RICSIvKn THREE ZINE
A. new Billiard Tahlems Rmlka'a mamusnnfurp, with
Phslaa's cushions, ths lstsst imPFosszsset. They
ar0 now re@dy for uaea and lovers Of this Attrao-
tive game are invited to call and Try thsm ct the
et. Nicholas Kxehasss, BE. So Main street.
isQ1-dSm @,B. GRAMMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
LEaAI..
.Administrator,s sale.

NToTIoE rs HERgBY GIVES That THE
IN uBdsFsignsd, Administrstsr Of The estate Il
John O. eargeant, decras~d. will % r ? sac al
public outcry, 81 thu AFetion Ro ms Of hiram
Ne sen os boeuss street ia Esansvfie. On sstur-
day. Jaiy Ests, So tss essOpa propsrty Of said
estate, csnsikting. fa&o Mica Cows, Heuse no Ia
aud KitehsB Ferret IRE .na various other articles
Sale 20 begsn at o'cio1k
TERAs-rssng % fhrre doIlars aBd uBdsr.
@Mh; Szsr thre liars, credit unth the Ist d
0Ttobsf, ph ehassr giving note bearing Interest,
wairing relief from yalaAtion O. AbprAisomsnt,
With 900 security. ~
jJsitdassS ROBERT 4. MIL. AAnr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
CUTTING TIMBER.

II HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT CERTAIN
IL tr0s, sssers have been cutting timber ON nay
lAnds In sections % and 23, Knight township,
Vandernurgh county, Indiana. will awe FIF-
TEEN DOLLARS REV RID 10 any one who
will give 70 my agent. Alvah johnson, such in &.
format.Dn - wall lead to the conviction OF such
trespaHseru. sas,e
Je22-tf l4 w. II. sTOCKwELL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

New YoRK, August s.--Among the
passengers By the Glasgow, are Chas.
A. Sears, United States Consulate, Mad
rid, wife and daughter, and Ed. Spen-
Ger, of Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

Hslm b0ldss Extract Of SaKEAp@r11la
eleanssa and rsnovaess the blood instkr thu vigoR
| 81 hsAlth tnto the sysssm, sad parEss cot ths
hURQTs thas mako dissAsp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
WALL PAPER. &c.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
ID selected ssortment OF Wall aud Window
sapers, plain and figured. which the public are
,nviesd to call and examine before purchasing
slsewhs-e. ~
I Also a ns~ suppiy Of rennyscn's new pcsna--
Escsu anpzm-in PAPER covers, price - eats,
q all 81 H1fsz Eases y uuAEY'a. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
CORN,

E00 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE FAB CoRH
OOO just received and for sale At low prices a.
30. % Water street.
JysI 3. .. RUsToE 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
Notice Of Attachment.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GTvEN THAT ON
~ the 18th day of July, 1855. a writ Of at,Aeh-
ment vas issued BY me, A. W. Chute. Justice Of
She Pee or YanderbuFFh soHsty. Indiana, ct
the iRsiAuce and upon the af1avi ~ VIM Reayf !,
Agent for Isaac h. Fowler, against the goods,
chAttels, rights, moneys, and Ell cts Of o. q. HaF-
ris, and thxs on Thnfsdsy, the 10th day Of Au-
gust, 1855, ct o'clock IN the forSnoon, At my o.
hes IN Pteson Tewpship,in aid county, will
proceed 20 hear Mtd eecIde on said ciafm % the
said Isaac B. lFowkr. whereof said @. @. Harris
aud ell oAheK peEsona concsrned tAxa no ice. -
FOOU tlt1& 1910 2 A. 4. CHUTE
jyl3.w3ts esom~ 4 Justice Of the Peaes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
To steamheat Men.

We hope steamboat men viii bear IN
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in q manner
seldom equslled and never surpassed,
Leave your orders, gentlenes, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
TAKEN UP.

.OHE BAY MARE ABoUT FIFTEEN HANDS
~ high stAr In the torsheads OF HAD foot
white, with saddle marks on her. The ownes can
have her By calling Of the stabls Of Disksll Ray
@sn&. tysS-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
LEGAL.
Court Notice.

rro Court Notice.
LatAs Yasdsrburgh cscsa ooari. October tsrr, 1893
.erC orr STATE Oh IEpIANA,,5l
e -.'gS@ y = tfs yaBpERBUAoR CouETf o ..
Jsakips T Hugo 4
vs..
Wffism L. Teter,
John Deaman, AttachxAent No. So.
(klias John TiemaHl
kma"pel Andrsas, snd Fl 4. $500.
Louis w CrAfnp.
1T APPEARiRG BIZ THE sHKRIFF's RE-
Il turn Of s.Hot reunf.'' 10 The summons issned
h.reia. thst tbs defendants are non presidents Of
the state OF Tudiata; notice OF The psddansy Of
this astion IL thsuf fore given 10 said deisudAnts,
(the OF vct o. which aettod Is to saf1rce sttach
msntl and that the same win f5r trial on
the second day Of tbe next term of said Court, 20
be bsgaa aud held 1t the Court HoHse 10 the city
Of Esansgils. Lsdiaaas % the aeesnd Monday In
20 49, .-a1aAH aD
"a II jS S9s.a ana Plaintiff sArys.
" Il. o. er1ss5s Dsfendantn' Atty les 3ww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl

Bachelors Hair Dys Is the beat In the
known world. The Only true aud parfset Dye
-Rarmiess-InstsntAnsOus and Rsliable--pro.
aRess a splendid Black or Natural Br0wn-rsms-
dies ths III effects Of bad Dsss. and frequently
restores ths original color. sOld b, all Druggists
The genuine 10 signed, W. A. BatehslOr, 81 Bar
clay street. Eew York. aD25-sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
SCHOOL.
TEAS.

< HALF-CHIsrs Z. 4. TEA; hsIf-ebsss Js-
- pan Tea. an extra nLs article for family usss
JysI z. .. RUsroR q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
EDUCATIONAL
MISS HOOKER & MISS HOUGH
viii open .
SELECT SCHOOL

q e y In The School Keoms o. the
49, Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
y Z, ION Monday, Sept 4th, 1865.
z1s tgTyHoROUGH INSTRUCTION WILL BE CIV
80 II en- In Latin. French Music. Drawing. and
all the branches Of q eomplets English Edaeation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

adoption Of this Constitution, shall eve
come reside, or be within the State, O.
hold any real estate, or make any con
tract or maintain any suit therein ana
the Legislative Assembly shall provide
BY penal laws for the removal, BY pub,
lie officers, Of all such free negroes and
mulattoes, and for their exclusion
from the State, and fer the punishment
OF persons who shall bring them into
the State, or employ or hsrbor them
therein.
No negro, Chinsman, or mulatto,
shall have the right Of suffrage
am sorry 70 say that Massachu-
sets raised but feeble and Intellectual
voice against the admission Of a State
with such = cursed provision in its Con
stituhon, while Massachusetts men
were serenaded in the streets Of
Washington for speaking and voting
for it And this upon the question of
admitting new State out Of territory
where the freest exercise of discretion
is constitutional and patriotic. But
here the question arises over a State
already In the Union, never out of it.
and which consequently cannot be re-
admitted = whose present condition
arises nom an abortye attempt to get
Out / do not see how men who can
fellowship representatives from State
whose Constitution contains the pro
vision have quoted, can Join in at
tempting TO execute this threat OF az
ciusion upon the States restored from
the rebellion. .--
No, sir, loyalty and equality of
rights cannot be secured by any such
measures. If loyal State governments
will not be instituted without the ex-
tension Of suffrage, and | fear they viii
not then they must wait They can
not come of Presidential or Congress
sional enactment These, iflegitimate
would be superficial and delusiYe. Low
atty IS not begotten by an enactment
or an executive order. l look 10 other
agencies going down TO the root Of the
matter, for a revolution in the social III
stitutions of the South, for that perma-
nent relief her freedmen and poor
whites mnst have, and which is indis-
pensabie to permanent peace, eiviliz-
alton and freedom. The Freedmen
Bureau, the Christian Commission, the
tide Of immigration, carrying the now
er, the reaper, and the engine-all tie
arts of peace, carried on The thousand
wings of commercial intercourse, are
agencies whose work, slow and silent
at first 1t may be, is nevertheless sure,
efficient, revolutionary and permanent
The necessity calls loudly uDO1 every
patriotic effort The work Is the no
blest that ever engaged the human
heart and tongue And the achieve
ment will be the grandest that ever
crowned the labors of man. Let faith
and patience possess our souls, and all
will yet be well, always remembering
that in the adjustments Of this world.
though Gods mills grind slow, they
nevertheless also grind exceeding
fine"
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Capital $780, 900
OMcs---No. Il College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Incorporated losder the La'os Of he Sax
Of Tennessee.

FTIHIS Company is organized for the purpose o
- Mining and Borny foI PesEoleum, Cosl, Salt
water ans o her valuable minerals; and
Nov owns in Zee sinp upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land in Rhea, Hamilton. Bled
soc and Van Bursn counties also
Nsr9us Leases, including Clutches, eorges
Coal, Coke and Iron Banks, one Szlt Wei, ihres
Ochre Banks, and two Plaster Banks; siso
Several places where Indicate Ds for Petroleum
are IS good as auyiu tee state
The Capital Of ihi GofqpsrYis $3.50, 600, WITH thG
privilege Of increasing It 70 81, O00, ,OO0.
The rrgsidsnt Of this Company is an odres dent
Of bieds2e county, Tenn, fAvoraoly and extensive
~ known
Shares in this Company are 500 each. subject "a
calls Of 10 per CENT, no oftener than once IN three
months.
twenty-five Thousand Dollars OF the stock {
this Company has already been subscribed
The Ofhce OF this COnpenV is a. No. IT College
street, hsshv lle where any information can Ee had
and subscriptions OF Stock taken
B, F. BRIDGMAN, President.
T. J. WILSON, Secretary.
iy20-1m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

A curious incident in Paris high life,
says the Epoque, is about 70 b soome the
subject Of ssuis for a divorce before the
First Chamber Of the Tribunal Of the
Seine. A young husband, bel onging 70
one Of the great families Of france, in
order 70 conceal HE nightly absence
from home formed the idea Of placing
in his bed . figure with sax head
made 70 resemble him The srtifce
succeeded for q time, but one might the
lady venturing 70 enter her ausbznds
room and approach the bed, discovered
the trick. Hence The suit for = judicial
separation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

aHYERS 3 HUNf-Msnufacture Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons snd CsrTyal s, u North
MsTAet street. -
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The 9th District.
s. N. ARSRLb, KsQ.,

NToNINEE or HE DISTRICT COW ENTl lOg,
IN vii hs utsassd 10 msot md aatresa ine
Voters o. tas etl Congrsssoaal DIS rci ai ne loi.
4oaiug times Rt's places. Mr. Thomss = invited
onFdssy. Ifih Jriy, % Llrdsn. Perry eouaf7.
On saturday, Ash JAY. % ba rosio1ns feffJ
% Monday, I7h Jaly. 81 Johns6asliie. aamph
81 Wsdaoaasy. lsah Jaiy. st wsvsriy. Humph
6n sfds,. ma JulJ. sl caaflosis, a peksor
% Monday. sph July. Al DsYss. IA s.szsr
- Wednesday. ssth July. a c.arEs1ills. soai
aorery county.
On starrt'y. 2sih July, = csni'srlle, Hielrsa1
On 'Mszdsy. sIsf gasy. q. coiaHshia. m s'uF1
county yf u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27
A PREMIUM 10 DISABLED VETERANS.
Five Hundred Dollars to Left-srmpd
Soldiers.

To THE LEFT-ARNED SOLDIERS OF THE
UsIos-There are many men now in
hospital, as well as at their homes, who
have lost their. right arms, or whose
right arm Is so disabled that they can
not write with it Penmanship is a
necessary requisite to any man who
wants a situation under the Govern
ment, or in almost any business estab-
hshment As an inducement to the
class Of wounded and disabled soldiers
here named to make an effort to fit
themselves for lucrative and honorable
posltions, we offer the following premi.
ums:
For the best specimen Of left-hand pen
mans hap ...s--... S2be
For thG seco d best specimen............... $50
For the third b'stsp' p'cimon...............-..I 100
For the fiurth best specImen.............. 50
The specimens Of penmanship must
be written on fne letter paper Of the
ordinary size, and 10 be not less than
two nor more than seven pages.
The literary part of the work may be
original or selected. Brief essays on
patriotic themes, and especially narra=
tives Of the writer's experience in the
service of the country, incidents or
sketches of the war, are prefsrred In
all cases the writer must give his name
in full, his company, regiment and
rank list of battles in which he was
engaged, as complete as possible; the
place where he lost his arm, with the
date and his pOst-ofice address. An inch
margin must be left at the sides and
top and bottom of the paper Should
sufficient number Of specimens be
sent in, they,will be placed on exhibi-
ton, and the proceeds, if sufficient, will
be devoted to the publication of a me
mortal volume containing the prize es-
says, list of contributors, DO, 3 copy Of
which will be sent to each competitor.
The undersigned have the honor 10
announce that the following gentlemen
will act as the
COMMITTEE OF AWARD:
His Exeellency Reuben E Fenton,
Governor of New York.
Rev Henry w. Bellows, D. D., Presi-
dent Sanitary Commission.
WuLIAM CULLEN BRYANT,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIs,
HowARD POrrKR,
WMIIAx E DODGE, JR,
THE0DORE ROosEvELT,
Executive Committee. Bureau of En-
ployment, New York.
After the award shall have been
made, the editor Of the Soldiers Friend
is TO have the right to publish such Of the
contributions as may be best adapted
for publication, and the manuscript
will be bound up and preserved as a
memorial of the brave.
The manuscripts must be sent in on
or before the lst Of October next -Four
months time VIII thus be allowed for
the men wounded in the last battles
near Richmond 70 enter the lists 81
competitors
The manuscripts must be wrapped
around a wooden roller to avoid fold
ing OF crushing in transportation, and
must be addressed TO
VIZ OLAED BOURsE,
Editor Of the Soldiers Friend, No !.
Center street, New York.
Editors Of newspapers throughout the
country are respectfully requested K
republish the above
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-.,,.s e. sis'ss g e. '4 'a' ''''s''' A''l'a'.
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VTTEI.L known in this and the adjoining States
w IS expenenced asd competent directors ol
female education, respectfully morn the citizens
Of Nashville, and the public in genera, that spa
cious building. recently erected, enables them 70
The Acaiemy is about a mile from The city, snd
is situated in one Of the most besutaul and heAithy
locations in its vicinity.
4he Ladies OF this Institution, being especially
devoted 70 the education Of the young OF their
own sex. viii leave nothing undOne 70 impari to
the pupils oon6ded % thsir care, thorough edu-
cation IN the highest sense cf the word
The renHon professed by the Ladies' Of the In
stiiuton il the Catholic, and they vii impsrt spe-
eisl religious instruction 10 pupils protesting tha;
Purils Of every religious denounination viii ba
ad7itted, and no undue influence Will be used to
Is he religious principies Of the young lanies
nor will any Of them q pern ted 10 embrace THE
Catholic faith without he verbal OF written consent
Of parents OF gu-fd sns. "a
Uniformity and coed order, however, require the
attendance Of All at morning ana evening prayer,
snd 81 T. e religions exercises on Sunday
The Course Of StuIies Is divided INTO four de-
partmerts, each department having ils own distncl
course Of s-udies ass gnsd n.
The Academic ear viii consist Of two Sessions
-ths hrst comm ncing on the first McDdsy o
50 pasnber, The second on the first Mondey n Feb
ruary The Academic Year v IN close with publiC
distribution u premiums and honors, aoout tnf
10Th OF June Of esch year.
PareEts OF Glsrd ans wishing 20 place their chi
dren OF wares IN the llsulutiOn, sill be received
Oh any day huiSu1day.
For further part cllars spply At the Academy
All bus pe=s letter. 70 Be addressed % the mothei
supenor, saint eeciiiss Academy, Mount Nernou
Nashville, Tenn is2s-s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

LuxasR.--knight & Bro. are unloaaiu
a thsir Steam E.oyator, on Rouiar Mm
Hili,a barge containing ssgo0o ioss Of
white pane luaabers enbFacing an kinds ef
clear snd common plaak. framins smbor
ioiee, and lcaatling, a. iollowa,
2Si-is, Is, ank "a fa5t long.
2xs--is, ., and = foot ioar.
2xs--2o, ll. p and 80 Issl lohr.
2'Sxs-2o, = aud "a ioot Ions.
2Hzio--ls and a. iaet long.
2i5xla-2a feet long.
4xe-2o aud 90 fset long.
axs-2o feet long.
szi-e, 2, no, i2, rs, 20 aud = isot long.
Also l5o, 600 feet choice shiio pine aoor.ur.
Of All widths, for tho lowest cash prices. %
Knight a Broa' Lumbor Yard. A.
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10 the Voters or the sixth Congress
slOnal District,

Ooa,posss y ~ oolsiieI q Lnsraes. Ws5ns, Hir-
d.n. De1atr, Perm. Lssis kfaary. H'1iuaan. Dial-
sou, HamPhrlys Sterari aad Moaigoms7Bs
I tsks this method oi ann0uneiDs myself can
diafa % represent you m ths hsxt Congress of ths
UnIied States. and raspsclfuly slk Jour sur.gs 81
the eissiiqn On 90 ar. Thursday IN Agglst neEt
jels-es D.B. THOMAS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

This FiesJ Ehieh ia never practiced IN
he presence Ell any oue, haa proved tta
cFeTlraiing ru'u of lhousanis of Lho ho5io.t
and most talented young men thtt egor
gave talEGe q tl11ue1rs or pen to ao1E.
Ii has destroyed hsaIth, l.latoa The c8uat.
tulions and reducod the miserable victim ls
q Irving skeleton. Ecr ere these ii1 1all
and ialal effects 81 b. peina nge scattered
the Euius ci reason, the most mclanchoiy
sight that can meet msrla eyes. I0 bn
cured pornancutly Of lh's ai7icliol, call On
pr. Coleman, 80. ca North ghcrrT stress.
sf adfress him ~ letter., Box sez. Nzsh
vile, 1eza. fobl8-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

TIE cholera . making nd havoc in
Turkey ard Arabia. No lem t6an 4s,.
Oo0 of the pilgrims st Ne eoa have psen
swept Of, and theutreeis are filed siih
oorpsea Five thousand Of tho Per.iaR
pilgrims have died, amo ng them . shsik
reported 70 Be q saint.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

The sutler Goads ai A. & az. Laudsbesr.
corner Public square and Marhot are nov
being closed out. These must be sold re-
gardlcss Of price. Nov ia your time 90 rot
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cirara.
Canned Fruit, Oyatea, sardines, notions
sud Hats. Convince yougeI BY calling
thero.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. Deneately Per-
famed

" L5aioa Hair Clfa' Et.i1fo aif Dresiag A"
.s' Lonasa Rsd- C5lo- Rsl,8rrf aai ...ta5 90
p Loaig, Hair Cfar Ral10ror a1i Dresser" "
"LouiqH Hap Coz Rai9aa aHi br-g
i -ft viii restore rrsY hair b. iti original color.
Alb ulu nIEEa 'l grqE on bid h1a.fa.
Alt ull restore tla ra-uf1l accrril0uH.
--if aIll rt1iofs al daulrud lld .tlh'nr.
G--it $50 maEs ila hair aol r|o.ag ana aaz.tic
e.--ft FIli preserve fha ORIGINAL color i1 oId a4a.
T.-it u|Ii pTeFanf fhr naIr Iuu fading on.
s.--t WI eura aii Diseases III the aeiIn,
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IT IS NOT A DYE.

RzrsasEa.--lt "a cornpletl y. hIu Itlelfi 10 oihHr
iresain. of tccomplalfaall of any und benz re-
auIrod. Ira bar ia rauQFltod u.d sire rthalasi
81 arestored toiia ouT1ai color, sollnfsl nrI hen
w. without The srrlcaton Of ulinsral substance.
u : eutirsiF ainaleut rom Zoe mluT en- r1s tlls
have been Iasucd irom time 90 ume. snd Is fHa
anfF EaGHa kEar-HEa c Colaa a1d rerlrf usra
Darssrn oonnr1D. lt 81 deiicrlaig rarfunef. aaf
can b. sppiiCd bI band, or sof uTuah. a8 BE- h.se
not stain ihe llln 1T FqIl tas auest |iuel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

FHoroaRarHs.-Fhoioguiphs OF Generals
fsdssai apd e7nietsraie. Tho largest col b.
leeton IN tbe 'Fest, ior sale, vholeuaio ana
rctail. Remember he place, Gallery % ne
Cumberland, l5Ceaar street., opposils COM
mreial Hosel. msvs7.tc
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As He are aboattO lave Peace, an esu
DfiHk Vine and b. Nerrr

AAe eso oie Imported Pert, SHERRY. Nsis-
2, S5frant and Claret Wines, Old Otard ana
.eis.'-oerrT Brandy, ChampaEns. Bitten.
,te-ffsi Aolia1d 1in, and ma1y oths-
useeI' 10 epmeroua % mention, besides
-.3ies 2. -.sost every description can 30
ound atW. W T1ttsnf G-ocsrv bsuss II,
- cQliege stroot, Nsshviua. Tenn.
mayis-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

THE CnIcAso TnEs II TEOUBLE-Tbe
proprietors Of the Chicago Times (says
the New York Advertiser) were sued
on Monday, in the Superior Court, By
Rev. Calvin Fairbanks, formerly Of
Kentucky, row living in New York,
for the recovery Of $1,000 damages, by
reason Of the publication Of an alleged
libel in the columns Of the Times on
the 18th Of July, 1864 The plaintiff,
shen living in Kentucky, wac arrested
for assisting fugitive slave to escape
into Ohio He wss tried, convicted,
and sentenced 70 fifteen years impris-
onmsnt in the Kentucky Penitentiary.
After being incAreerated for some time,
he was psrdOnsd, snd, after leaving
prison, went 70 Chicago, aboat one year
aso. The Times greeted him unfaEoT-
ably, and inserted 40 article purporting
70 be signed BY an old resident Of ken .
lucky. On this the suit is brought.
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asad vou ctftd.ats OF NlnmI Wucar of fH.s
toan.--ste aag sleind aa Catarrhal CCnauma-
ton and Jed many rrm1dles, uuf couuulsd I1
rroW HanEari llnss sud aiomnrh hrr1Iur Frrr
muca ds9riercd. and ner phYH0Illg aut n.rr.ia
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Champion Brick Machine.

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