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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
BY Telegraph .
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

Na 2 TsRRE H2ErrE. April 10. $685.
Dir. A. n. fhradeY Z If sd
Find below let Of freight forwarded BY Traih
No 9, from this place, to-day. ..Hs Hifrf
laiJ.t asiH a4u Al. ROBBINS
w NJ Aikman, cars wheat; sehapksr s b.
bxs dry goods / X eB, 2 bxs 1ry goods, a. fshs
Britt. / tale dry goods L EeasIsr, saASks coz
fss. bxs hRrdvaFes 1 .hbl glassware Jaquess,
& Co, ! roll G mating Morgan, X s Co, 2s bxs
boots shanklin X, ron y. I bale dry soods.
bx Wells, x q Coz bx haFdware YaatiTF a NJ,
b4s fancy 70 ds p Baum, bx dry good lei Ga
G, bx ehaiks mackey, II "a. ifB1s dry
goods, bais haEs > n % sabsock, taowaEs. 81
bags seed : Il a C3pks *. Ssh Prs stpas Bros, 2
keg syrupi 9 ArmstTong,l bx camp ehairss NJ,
Il q 90, cases SHOES; Miller, q eo,I bx dry
goods, 3gRlsa rndsa Parke 4 W. eask lasts i
Geiasler, bx glass A Refs, II rolls leather;
BELLY 4 Co, II bags ooffee Vickery Bros, 5 bxs
chessej Uih0ra h. Z W marhie I; = J Bluoller
bx hopsehold Eoods seaBlln a son, 2 sugar
nils, keE paint, do lead ] = Glover. 600 n
lumber, 5000 aths; Eiliotts lear Fioisifoess .
L White, lot shop castings Wheeler, - kegs
pepper, bx salt; Chandler 4 HsSt, caf bay n
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NOTICE.
AhzaxatiOp Of Territory to the City

OF Evansville.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN chat tbs Conn
~ mon Council Of the ciaY of Evausyilie, IN
pursuahoe q the provisions Of an Act of the Gen.
6raI AeseHabiy ef thu state Of Indiana. approved
MRseh G. 1886, eRtifled act 20 ameEd tho seventy
Fst eetian Of an aet eutitet An ct gram ING 90
1he citizens OF tha towh ~ Evansville, Ia the
s0unfy Of ergurgh, a eitg charter, approved
Jenuary q, 1HtT, and TO add supplimcntaI sec
Tiers 10 said net, Win, on the 10Th day Of April,
s55. present airs Board of 1nnaty Commisk ion-
efa o. Vanderburg county, petition praying for
The annexation 10 said city Of the following do
AGribed rerrit6ry and retting forhi for
ach a5snexatfen. viz: ALI that part Of the south
ist quarter Of section nipeteen 40, IN tcwu ship
six (5), range ten (l9l west, described aB follows
VI g. Gomneneiit tssRt this southwest corner Of said
az arter seetiensaand sr1nDing thence north fVe
fnA dred and thirty $50 fpet, thencn east seven
hnhdred and sixty-two fT621 fsat, thenre south
tive hundred aud tweuty-n me and a half t52916)
feet, aad freF8 thscs- tseNen hundred and six
y -fge and fourth (T6sSl feet - tho place Of
btginniug, heing- boRadsl Ian Afhe north by lots
known AIS IsaBslle Plgca, on rIs east by Sharpe's
Enlargement, dsi, sha asa ti& u sStlxgpeh's In
llargemeut, and On the, west .py roadway or
street, known as first Avenue, evidiug the above
described premises froln ftAe tpwn II Lamasoo
City, isow CRY of Evansylle, said territory being
contiguous g tho eitH ~ EYansyille, ald not
fi@'''a 2 aalie9 Gus bG1 W. BAKER. Mayor. =
Attest, A. pvKEFIIS Clerk. ff
Dy 4. 81. MtGrfR Dep'y Clerk. MARIO 3nt
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RITES aNR REGuLATInSs-

A Ne papers givsa zvuSAs tAs oOu pasr .. sOr
xrataatous circulation.
?. Ne Advertisements. local uOtiOsA,o EpnnaIa
ertet uniess prepaid OF pay guaranassa.
8. Advertisements WI never b aroonpanisd b
local notices anlsns eontrAcs h made to that snees
AID vAias reserved for the n0tiss.
?. No Local Ns;iea." however short, viii
Inserted for iess than One Dollar each dAy.
8 AArriass~, FunerAi aud Religious Hotiess
must tusarl4bly b paid IN advance TO secure in
sertion. H1
81 No dsaeieney On the part OF carriers viii be
made Eood by the ossee. TIE carriers s.li %
irAve pag<ra as ordered ana directed. thsy muss
pay for their earelsssners-
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NeN York Noon Markets.

NEW YoEK, April TO-
COTTON-Quiet. i.t4
FLOUR-DuIl. unsettled, aud 1592Oc lower
Z 95tgs 95 for extra STATE; 599s s. for Round
Hoop Ohio.
wHEAT-No receipts, dull, nominal and sa5
lower. ts E s 1855 a
CoRN--Dull and heavy at ! 10 for new Yellow.
0ATS-Dnli at s8.
PoRK-Dull aud heavy at 2s OOS4s eg1z for
new Mess
wHIsKY-Deeidedly frm.r q. 215@2 II.
ST0OKS-Better is
MONEY-6c. s. Eet..f
1 As 20 l-l r ts-f tAi Ni Eta
U. S. sTocKs-ss Of 1881, registered, O7 do,
coupons, l0714; 5-20s, coupons, O.; do, new
issue, 071s; lO-4os, coupons, g21<.
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River and weather.

GNCINSArI, April 10-The river has
fallen 6 feet inches Rained from
noon to midnight yesterday; it is now
cloudy. Thermometer. 49o. tar
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Raleigh. N. c., Evacuated.
Great Rejoicings Every
where.
General RsfoIc,ngs.

CLEyELASD, April l0-A salute oI
200 guns are now firing. The town Il
Wild With Joy. Business is suspended
aud processions are marching through
the streets, with music and banners.
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2ksjoIetiHgs over the Glorious News
BUFFALO, April 10 --Greaf reioicings
here, and in other cities, over the glori-
Gus news
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III am anythiny in politics, 1 co me
under the hated appellation Of a FEEDER
Glist-a name given to the friends of
the Constitution Of the United States, at
its formation and adoption, and to the
political party that favored the Admin
istration Of PRESIDENT WARRINGTON
the most pure and patriotic party that
ever existed IN America | hope I may
be allowed TO repeat without subjectingy
myself to the charge of egotism, that 1
have all my life long been a. FEDERAL
WHIG, of the WASHINGTON AND HANIL-
TON school s / am the advocate of a
concentrated Federal Government, or,
if more acceptable TO the fastidious, of
a Strong Central GoUernment, able to
maintain its dignity, to assert its author
ity, and TO crush out any rebellion that
may be ineugurated. Such a Govern
ment Is swhat we want, and what we
must have, with ample powers to sustain
itself, having diesregard to the eonsti-
tutional rights of the States, which are
clearly defined endssufficiently guarded
l have never been a Sectional, but az all
times a National, man, supporting men
for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency
without any regard to which side Of
Masen and Dixons Line they were born
or resided at the time of their nomina-
tion. 4 hJIoAN Oa5
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MERCmkEEs, FINANCIAL AND TBANs.
SHIPPING AGENTs,

mERGnkSEs, FINANCIAL AND rBASs. q
f SHIPPING AGENTs,
Eevv orleans, La.
-i t-"la esq 1toHQf bH9 iaaHhai aisa.
Our Mcssrs. Hanry n Giifu sn3 y ~ . pWh
viii proceed % Sew Orleans "a oHce, 70 take
shsrye % she kboTt ~ sra5IGEsd 0enlmi 81 "a
u9uas, ADD wouiL s0iiaIt ihs patronaro Of the
pubiic. E4et rae Ai " tanie hrmF wfii AZ
VANCE u3op saipdfHtf ~ 10, tl.9, oit,gr--.ff
Especial stisntidu glseH i5 trihs ihIpm5nt II
tebatca 10 4auufi1gn b. Aliaatir Ci iaaslis b
VITA fhe combigel cxptrienca, capital and "a
efiities of -yseFafi eshA ACiisti, s ogrtainiy
oG-r such induce menfa q the COMMERCIAL
public ~ they rt.reiy have presented 20 tHon. y
1t .F fary rsaPsstiulFs s
GiVEN, WATTS Z co.
April Iss, tse5. Fa mh28,
4 5 afs5 s ta I.as.5
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BY TELEGRAPH

[FHoM rEsTERDAY's 8 O'CLOCK .EDETIoS.l ]
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/ am prepared to do what eve ry
AMERICAN citizen should feel prepared
TO do-willing to live and die for Ameri-
CO, as she is and has BEEN but America
wilhont the Federal Union, and blight,
ruin, and decay come,upou MS, snd we
bid q long farewell to the last remnant
of earth 8 beauty, and the Light of civil
and religious liberty
Who among as, gentlemen, or our
generation, can estimate the value of the
Americas UnionG Proud, happy, thrice
happy America | the home Of the op-
pressed, the asylum of the emigrant,
where citizens of every cline, and the
child of every creed, roam free and un-
trammeiied as the wild winds Of heaven
Baptizsd at the fount of Liberty in FIRE
aud blood, during our Revolutionary
struggle, cold must be the heart that
thrills not at the name Of the American
Union
Whenthep Old World, with " all its
pomP and pride, and circumstances" and
\ the malice of its mOnarchies towards
our Government, shall be covered with
obiivion-when thrones shall have erum-
hlad and dynasties shall have been for
goffeu-may this glorious Union, de-
spite the mad schemes of Southern FIRE,
\ eaters, and E6tthern 3 CopperTheads,
bsJandi amid regal ruin and national
! tsdesoIation, lowering sublime, like tbs
! last moa ntain in ,the lnge-maje jesnc
immutable, and magnificent! s1sa-T
i,1tsI In pursuance Of this, let every loya
! man who doves ais country aud her in
4 stitutions, shake off the trammels o
/ Southern treason, and swear upon th,
altar of his country, in the language o
that iniexible patriot OF the Herm tag
-"THE FEpERAL UNI0E-IT MUST All
SHALL BE PRESERVED. Then we shal
q see every heart shield and 8 draw
sword in-every hsnd,ito preserve the ar
of our political safety tl.I Then We shal
see reared a fabric upon our nationa
A; Constitution, which time caruet erum
bic, prosecutions shake, fanaticism dis
turb, nor revolution change, bnt whic
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The Austin correspondence Of Sept. %, Of
the Galveston Bulletin, says Gov. Hamilton
has appointed as his private secretary Fred.
". Moore, Esq, who raised q company for
the Confederate service and served with IL
during the war. The correspondent Of the
Bulletin says;
Nov that tie war Is over, Mr.. Moore "ae-
eepts the situation" in al sincerity. believ-
ing il his duty as s good citizen b. labor as
faithfully 10 restore order aud good govern
ment az Confederate rule compelled him
to labor for its destruction.
Gov. Hamilton pays a Just eoHplimcnt 10
Mr.. MoOre's we'll known honesty and iuteg-
Fty II character, and one that is more ap-
preciated than would be an appointment 10
more prominent position.
Gov. HaIailtou very safely eutrusts his
confidence te Mr.. Moore, well knowing that
his line sense OF honor viii insure a fsiihfal
discharge Of the duties, regardless Of past
Differences. This ia smother evidence Of
G5y. Hamilton's ine Judgment Of character
and worth, He vii never BE- found % be
proseriptive when men convince him Of
their honesty.
! would suggest, for the benefit Of those
seeking speoisl amnosty, that they had bet
ter furnish good evidence Of high integrity
Of character than meagre evidence Of very
questionable loyalty, i they would secure
tne Governors approval Of their aPPlica-
tons.
He also says:
understand that the merchants iu aan
Antonio were recently considerably "con
auseated" ~ learning through some chan
mel or other, that somebody in some man
ner contested with the United states Gov
eminent, eontempia ted collecting q litus
revenue upon sueh goods as had not paid
custom h0use dues-soms Few articles Of
merchandise having been brought 20 thai
ciiy from Mexico, within The last rev Yeas.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.


MuITAEY DIVISION OF THE TESsEssEE,
CH1EF QUARrEHHAsTERs OTFiCE, q. 5. MI. K. Rs.
NASHVILLE, TENS, Sept. %. 1865.
WILL offer at pubic sale the following described
/ property o. the United States. VIZ;
GA Friday, October 20td. 1865, near the ChRta-
uoogu Depot Nashville. Team. and continuing
daily thereafter until completed, TWO THOUSAND
TONS OLD SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, more or
less consisting q Car WI, els and Car Axles, Bridge
Castings snd Kods, and large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Scrap To be sold in lots VI Is tons
or more to suit the pureha er.
FIVE MILES OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON,
suitable for a country HOre Railroad track
EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on "Wednesday, October 18th, con
unuirg thereafter until completed.
SIX MILLION FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBER
(unore or lessi, As frlloUs:
LOO O0u feet Oak Bridge Lumber;
go, ooo feet Pine Bridge Lumber,
1,s00,000 feet oak Lumber, assorted,
lO01,O00 ieet Pine Lumber, assorted,
600 600 feet Poplar Lumber. assorted
10000 feet Beech, Walnut, Hickory, Ash Ac
To be sold IN lots Of 600 feet or more 70 st Pur-
ehasers.
On MONDAY, Ocooe soth at Antioch, n. and G.,
R. r., OHh BUILDING.
on Monday. October g0,h, st Smyns, n and O
r r., at O'Clock, p. m, ONE bUiLDING.
ON Tuesday, OsiobaT Slst, 81 Tullahoma, n. and
on Wedne dsy, Noveuber1-t. 1865, Il neerberd
N and C. r. r. TEN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUSE,
on Thursday. November I'd. at Steven n, Ala.
FOUR BUiLDINGS-
On Thursday, November %, st Bridgeport. n.
anfC. r h ONE BUILDING
on Thursday. November I'd, at shellmoni. n
and G. R r., At 4 o'clock p. no, ONE BUILDING
On Friday, November Sd, 1855, at Chsttsn oEa
Tenn, and c, ntnuing dsily until comp eted OSE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS
lmore OF lessl. such stnrehouses, Mess and
DgelIicg Houses o bees, stables, &C.
A large proportion Ct tHe above mentioned buld-
inFs are substantial an well adopted for either
dwellings or stores Al ths same time they are so
constructed that they can be readily removed Il
necessary.
As the land on rhich these buildings now stand
does not belong to The Government the right 70 re-
move them will be guaranteed for ten days from
date o. ssie Is
sac o eomu,enee at O'Clock each dsy, unless
Otherwise sreCided.
ANY information desired IN ref renee b he above
properiy msy he hsi upoa Gpplicaion 10 Uspt s.
B. Haaiiil, a. q. NJ. Nashville. Tsnn-. or Capt. W.
X Hopkins, 4. @. NJ, Chattanooga, Tenn
Terms cash 10 6Ovrrnmsnt Fnnds.
F.J. cRdLY,
sspS0-tnoEl Capt and 40. NJ, q. S. Arrv.
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Do Won d IN Concern.

have noticed an advertisement in the
different city papers, headed, "Second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory. E"
This is done u misiead the business mou Of
tbs city, and give the impression that tho
party mad either bought out my interest iu
the Directory, OF to make them believe that
would not get ont Directory for lS65
They tried TO get the use OF nay name Tor
the Directory, bat this Z refused neither
would agreo 60 engage them on The DiIec-
tory, which ! propose getting up 10 the
Spring Of 1866. This wee done on account
Of their mcapahiluy % managing a work
Of the kind. as well az other business in
which We were formerly conuected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory is
not a resident OF Nashville. and Therefore
would noe take the same Interest iu the
mater az a citizen 0i the city would.
write this ia justice Co The public as well
as myself
Respectfully, B.H. SISeItrov,
Publisher Nashvi lc Directory.
neff III
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FrEB q suspension Of four years this insiitu-
~ ton hes been re-orgatiEed, and vii De re-
opened on MONDAY, OcIcher I'd, $50.
The College IS fsvor&hly situated IN quiet,
healthy section Of county, sud every facility will
BE- extended Dor The scquisibon o. sound, practi-
cal edu alton The Course 81 study vii enbrace
Ancient sud Meden Languages; Mathfmatics, A.
trauomy snd CIvii kaunoernEi Natural Phlioso-
phF Chemistry, and Natural History Mental and
Morsi srienoe; Ancient and Modern history, and
Civil PolitY. Rhetoric, snd English Literature.
Rider r. FANSINa, sssisted BY Professor J. y.
PICKETT Professor A. j. Fann'ng snd other sble
ard arperieu-ed EGurstors viii have The imue-
diata.lnarsgsment Of the Institution.
a school of Agriculture,
ITaier 4. flaming. enbrsc ne gncultursl Chem.
ist " Natural History and TIE pracis Al risnase-
me1t a. the Farm and the Garden. VII be connect
"a with ne College
Tha session 81 rankin College Wi consist Of two
Terms. Tho frsf wi begin ocaoter d, letoi and
md February IAN 1865; the second VIII eegu
F.hr1err 18Th and end June ssh. 1856.
rrpsnses per Terms BcSrd. Rooms Fuel snd
Wsshing. SIS; Tuidon IN Colieges 81 Tuition -
PTsuarsiory BePsrtmerl $50 Vocal Muse, 81
Janitor' Fee So
ror CiIculars. conisnES further N ,crrasiion, Ap-
nv 70 r. Fanung, OF Professor J. D. heketi' Nash
T1ne. Tennel see
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eorernor humphrey. orNissi..lnni.

The Vicksburg Herald, Of October :, says
Of General Humphrey, iuzt elected Govern
or Of Mississippi.
'sTbe only additional quslihcations re-
CURED By the State Convention b The forus-
er test 81 eligibility, . y sake the amnesty
oath. General HumphreFs has taken that
solemn Obligation, in Al good faith, and who
can say, ihst knows Benismia e. Hum
phreys, thag be WI nct stand bv &. with
The fidelity Of high toned christian cen
tleman and soldier. 6enerel Humphleys
bas served Mississippi in council and In.
camp, znd tha devotion he has exhibited .
her IN the past l. the best pledge q how
true he VIII be a. this, her darkest hour.
u there be q man Who has the interests Of
the state az heart-Eho loves hia proud iold
mother o. tue in sdFeaify Sc ~ prospcIi &
tT-The VII strive % bring her back p the
Union, With honor uuiaruished, thai mau Is
Benjalnsn G. HumPhrsya,"
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tt


The advertiser having been restored e
health IN a few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, alter having suffered several year.
with severe lang a1cction, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious 90 make
known % his fellow sufferers the means o
cure
To on who desire il. he viii send a cops
Of the prescription used, free Of charge,
with directions for preparing aad usiug th,
same, which they viii find a cure cufe ioi
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c. Th,
only object of the advertiser in sending ga,
prescription is 90 benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which Dc considers :,
be iuvaluablei and be hopes every suffered
viii Try his rcmedy, a. 10 will cost then
nothing aud may prove q blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii pleas
address Rev. EDWARD A. Wlfs0x.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
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RANKERs AND RROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TNIRsT NATIONAL BANK-60Yernment Deposi-
n t,rv-No So College street, between Union
and the Pubic Square Dealers II UneurrenI
Money, Exchange, Coins and Government seeoIl,
ties OF al Kinds. stocks and Bonds bought And
sod on Commission. Collections promptly al
tended 70.
A. 6. SANFORD, Prest. JAS g. OGDEN 'Ossh T.
NTARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
MI College street,, buys and sells Gold, OIeur-
ren. Money! Government Securities and NoucAers-
Collections attended 10 promptly
Also buys snd sells on O. mmisslOn
@ EO0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
unent Securities and Co n Colleenons promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsDEy, Cashier.
TvsHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals in Exchanges Gogernmeut Securities
and Cor- Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold Stocks and Bonds 81 ID on Commission.
w. W. BEaAT, President. EDGAR JosEs, Gather
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The Complexion and Hair.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray
Hair restored, Light Hair daTkened. Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair bcauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled iacea cured, purified and
made soui smooth, ciesr and beautiful, by
The use 0l ChaPman's Celebrated Ecceipts.
Mailed free 10 those who wiah 10 give them
am honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge by return mail, by addressing
THoa. r. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
oct3-lm S3l Broadway, New York.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoEwEN a GROEsBEcK, Attor-
! neys al Law and Claim Agents, practice m 81
The Courts. Collections promptly aitende1 70 !
siso claims syainst the United States and Vouchers
collected once "a North Cherry street, ~ sialIs.
OTIS, Z. A.-AttOrnsy snd Oouu ellor a. LAW
4 D one AZ Cherry s.: p 0. BOX as.
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HOPE INSTITUTE.
For Young Ladies,
y 7 . 9
rnRnFRI.Y aINEarA ooLLEsEl

FORMERLE hiNE..iA O0lil-fsoh9
TUE a-s Session Of ri. Inc. t9ii9 o., ~ ssm-
nsenee On MONDAY, ocioneT "a, ieeS, Ane ,, -, -
m 80 ~, -,r,s.i,ste supervision Of Mr. g Fan
-inr assisted hy The Faculty o. krAnsi5a So.sss,
sibT eoupe ent Feu,ale 1eschers he u -
cf Sc Board O. Msnagers 3 2 silo-l iN''-s
- rsrr lest edac. Tons aaFsaiaeea,- %. -
- ! ssrsiop VII consisf q to ietHi7' - ~
Frankiu College, r--A.- NJ 80
lirhts SID; ruiiion, inelnains -, - ~ -
= So frst-ufnenisl Nusle, Sc Use o. lnslle-
r,.ns 81. Noisrn Languages, ssca. sc bIaAiak
For fir.her iniornston. s4dress J. flaming.
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CARRIAGE mANUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, R. H-Bookseller, Publisher,
- s.atoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
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Pest sake l5r al a--rs too rIlie hests aunscrp-
uou $50 each. $50 .olis.t ne Association q 80
slal dina race u Isn to ha Fun on no oarta Gay
o. the Pal Meetuz. Coaed uiih ne alloaiaa on
tries.
D. &c sInfleior.
~ lfIrnrr a JOHNSON.
8 III d Pate aln.
q ~ n NcIrnaa.
L. i u rf.asfhrar
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Latest Foreign News.

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All he Year Roundi
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