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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12

Monitor division. No. 56G,
3 or T. meet every Monday evening their Hall over
R-ddck-s store. side Court House.
c. SNOW, W p N PERLEY, RS
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8auking & 5nsuranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.


DIRECTORS:
HxyRy lanes U-H e. CHURCHILL,
KDHIS c. ALLEN EDWARD EiokS
JOHN D. ATOM q. H. BCLL1N
THE CITY FzaSkS oF EtNGS, ALLEN Co
- This dav Transferred orgtniZs from the State 10
- National system and will hereafter conduct rs bust,
Iao under the name and style Of
1h0 Nationl City Bank of Ottawa.
Hxshanec on CHICAGO NEW YORK, and all the
EisspaI cities Ess; and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
aAd all important points in Continental. Europe drawn
= sums to suit purchasers.
Geld and silver bought and sold.
y. .. Ecvenue stamps 0: all denominations
constantly on iani and for sale
Alss will give especial attention 70 the purchase an
0ls Of all classes O Government >tcuriues.
Aoladiux He'd FveTwenty aud Ien-forty bonds
- he popular ssyenThirty loan.
We voad respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
- relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
- il PATRONS and to them, well As such ones
- favor with their business, would we shall
= able extend such facility and accommodation
- will prove to them satisfactory and profitable.
Z0lr kLNIs EtesSier.. EDwIN ALLEN, Cashier
~ BANn, Vice Pre-. U II BJLiEN, IsSt cdShr
Otoawa. ugust !, 1867
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANk
OF OTTAWA.
CAPITAL Paid in) 81 10000.
VIM. HICKLLNG. ................ >. Res,isnt.
JOHN ARMOUR. ....-.......... Vtcs President.
WIN. H. CUsiIMAN.... ....-........ : 6,i'taer.
JOHN NASH. ........... AssiSdsI Cashier
DIRKoToRs:
Milton ". Swift, Isasc Gs.e,
VIM. Kicking. John Armour,
W. Bushnell, Chs. Deano,
r. ThOrne. Hugh Hamilton,
Lorenzo Leland, Joel W. Armstrong,
Vim. II. Cushman.
Having organized under the National Banking Law
and succseisd 20 the business of Wm. H. W Cushman, We
business
Exchange on Chicago New York, and all the prin
opa critics Of the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland and Csn-
tincnial Europe, drawn in SHIPS to suit purchasers
Collections made tiirouy bout the state, aad
promp RENTED for day Of payment At current rate
OF exchange.
United States illinois, La Sale county bends gold
silver, &c, bought and sold
4 full supply of Revenue stamps, Of all de-
nominations, constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer nduceAsnts b
customers, AMI shall sndeayors to give entire
satisfaction To those entrusting with their business
Banking hours from A. NJ to4 P. Il.
Jan. q. 1899.
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PRICES REDUCED!

ssen, for the following Lines of First Class
su,i Sailing vessels, Tiz:
7Hc National Line Of Scam Narigation Co.
Tie Canard Line Of Steamships.
Inc Old Black STIR Line Of Sitting TesaeZs.
Tie Nc C0Tkei d- Cos. - =. :!
All of tbs above First Class Vessels and managed by
experienced salnien.
Parties desiring to bring their friends from the oil
sry here. will fni it t. their advantage to call
ire-s tn. Undersigned D. c. O'KAyE
ottawa MAY 9th lS5j-7v.
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L5cOil E7anls

L5cOM Hams,
T.N0R Sale ioor of the First National B.nx
Il Main street, ot.av,. H.. at
1s>eb1. A. c. wAnMNER 4 cos
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TCST rec-i.-1 lot Of HEMP and PAPER wrapping
- TwIns, and foF sale at Chicago Prices At
.es "a r. TH0RNE coz.
D THORNE ( co are appointed agents for wansIe, 4
H. Hr-ther, tor tho sale all kinis Of Craxe and
IvSh"> ~ OiHCASo fHtes feb
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Land. for sale or ExchauEe,

h<ssss>s' WI '-.iiS vi H1At iii &C.
II have so area OF the best quality Of ianis in Iowa
and 50 acres OF Timber Land Cairo Illinnis To q
lAangs fo- property III this city, improved Land. n the
county The land near Cairo is A I.sr,I,l. location far
vaisins fruit cotton Soil AMI climate I4,.ed fr ina,
bsise.s Location good, being the IHiu,is Central
Rail Road.
Any persons desiring such lands will fnl for their
htsEe.; 70 call on me. l. THORN
Ottawa Jan l3 I5Sltf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09
IANn ZOE SALE-

nURSUA MT to decree Of the ChanceTy court al
/ Pulaski, IN. the cause Of Francis A Morrow vs.
Mary Il. Hickman and others. viii, on
Friday the 9th Of November next
sell to the highest bidder on the premises, the part
or parts Of three tracts Of land, containing getheI
about 500 acres, not covered by the widows dover
belonging 70 the esta.e.of WIa Hickman, dec q Alt-
mated in the Izth civil district of Giles county, on
tE 1gsfe-- Of Rio creek Persons desiring further
- On can lt3piy to F. A. S. Morrow or Amos
r Richardson.
TEaxs:-Credit of. 2 and 8years with interest
Notes itl, rood security irad and lien retained
seD+ "a 4. cox, c q n
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By virtue Of two Vend. Expenses to me NJ
issued from the circuit court OF 6llSs county ~ ',s
r 8 aiUrins: Twill sell to the highest bidder tor
cash, before the court house door IN Fglas on 1Le
- ~ ID 1; in Giles county civil dictrict number
on the waters of KeIey's creek and adjoining Vhe
lands of A. R. Garrison and others. Levied on as
the property Of said Higgins.
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FARM FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to ~ decree rendered by the circuit
j court of Giles county, in the cause OF I homas
Lakewood, admir-. DC VS. Robert n. Lakewood &
Others i win sch to the highest bidder premises,
On Friday Esd day of November, 1866,
tract of land containing. exclusive of the widows
dover and about SIS acres Ell Joined by the Ghancery
court about 200 acres in district No Of Giles CO.,
near Prospect depot on the y. q D. Z. r.. adjoIn-
iu,F the lands OF r. Simpson, Cornelius Dorh rty d
ofers the late residence OF Litteberry Lakewood,
decd Well improved vel timbered and watered
Terms.-s200 cash; balance on I and years
credit with interest. Notes with good security re-
ired ara lien retained. Sold free from. the equity
u -, * f. T. MclAuRDE. clerk.
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On Saturday, the 18th Of November, 90,
VIII sen to the highest bidder, credit q q
years with interest," two small tracts of land belong
{zation tc the estate of Robert sadNe dec d one
Ionoestoad tract adjoining the lands ol taldyFe
and David Elder, and the land willed by the SAID
TaI5vel 10 MS widow, lying the waters of Rich
and one small tract % - Wcress knQNn As
tbo Hartweu Elder place, adjoining the lands Of j
X r. Howard and DR.. ]. g. Mason fald tTaet 81
1ar,l pod. comfortable cabins. Bond and APP
roved security viii be Quifed, and lien reta1ed
for tle purchase money Ns@s-N- Z 1 2 t-l-t.,
aef1o-el' ->'-~--
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NOTICE.

ON tbe aFtF dav Of Novom ber 1896, / viii SCI %
lthe bigbest bidder for cash, at the court mouse ~
Pulaski one Town Lot, situated in t5nn yllle, anu
bounded on the south by - smith WGst ~ W 49,
pike north bv Daniel Kozier, +. I. McLauTlne ana
Others. Levied en- as theprOFerty ofRQ9J =, As2he-
gomery to satisfy venditioni exponas lssuea l.e
the circuit court at August term, 1866 IN laSot -
n NJ ohnson. j. ID. ftA' - ~ A.
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Bv virtue of one writ of Vend; Exponas
70 me issued from the circuit court OF Giles eouHt
For IF lanes NJ Parker, admir-, viii sell TO IIle
HIGHEST bidder for cash, before the court house aoor
i'm the town OF Pulaski on the 2tth a9y % GiIaz
County bounded on the north by Jas ID. camper
sontb and west by C. D. Campbell; eaS by " ! =
Perry Levied as the property OF W M go
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Bv virtue of one Yenditioni Exponass
70 me ssueo by the Circuit court Of Giles county, at
~ Ioseoh G. Inman Ext, viii sell to the hlg1-
est bidder for cash, before the court house aooT IA
tbe town of Pulaski, the 9th day o.
II; ~ civil district of Giles county, adjoining the
Ian Is Of Jno A. and James Parks and 9 4aS
LeVle o S ~ ~ = 49, b. u. PEDEN, Shift.
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NOTTCH

A Il PERSONS. having claims against the estate
"A ofRobert Moore are requested % come forw.' I'd
and present them, dult prohatedi within the time
prescribed bv law or the same viii be barred by the
statute of Iinlitations j. u Hamilton. the former
administrator. having resigned and / have been
appointed Ia his plaee. an persons owing the e.
tate VIII come forward and pay mp. as the estate
r1rst be settled ID. II. PARSONS,
rs ma 81 Administrator.
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lam FOR SALE.

DURSUANF to decree of the Chancery court at
1 Pulaski in the cause of Henry NJ. Stanly vs. Jas.
Pully and others, l viii,
Tuesday the 4th of December next
sell to the highest bidder on the premises the tract
Of 1863 acres of land mentioned in the pleadIns,
situated in the Cd civil district Of Giles county, on
Elk River and Riehland creek. with about so acres
cleared and under fence, and the balance well tim
bered. There is a comfortable dwelling house, out
houses, good peach apple orchard, never fail
mill seats, on Rehland creek, about miles from
the Rairoad-ard is altogether one Of the most de-
sirable tracts in the county.
TERSEs:-Credit of and years with interest
Notes with good security required and lien retained
nov 2 A. cox, c d m
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Iw;u sell TO the highest bidder. at the
H. - noor in Pulaski, on Tuesday, Novr 2!
tTeet of about 20 acres lying in 18th civil
district Of Giles county on the waters q Rro @9Del
sons fork adjoining the lands Of W - 1srt q
7 r. THOMPSON, to satisfy Vendiuom EAp III
nv hands in favor of Z. R. Davis,
b. II. PEDEN, Sheriff
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PaIvrrR,g PUzzlE--When the B m t.
some ] can't with SO der


ParxrrR,s PUzzLE--When the m t.
-s some can't -- with SO : der
TmR4r-rIvr tons of mail matter are re-
oeived in New York city daily
THn vote of Californiais As. 600 less than
in 1856.
Whoever is honorable and candid, hon
est and courageous. is a true gentleman,
whether learned or unlearned, rich or poor
FoRruEE may favor fools. but this is a
poor reasOn why man should make a fool
of himself.
LIKE cures like. Sulphur comes from
Vesuvious; therefore it is good for erup-
tious.
II is said that the Government allows
Mr.. Davis $50 per week for the purchase
of rations.
The diamonds Mollie Trussel the muir
deress. wears in the Chicago Jail, are valued
at $50. 900.
.erHE smiles Of home are exceedingly
pleasant but there are many people who
have good homes prefer smiling with a
friend outside.
/ THE following is one of Josh Billings
very best sayings: ga man running for
Office puts me in mind of dog that's lost;
he smells of everybody he meets, and wags
himself all over
TIE Nashville Gazette is guilty of the
following: ''Ereasnt King Cholera and his
Prime Minister, Other Causes E'ate'
Tyrant Brownlow and his left bower, Hor
ace Maynard
To Color ScARLET.-For one pound o
i cloth or yarn, mix in warm water half 81
ounce cream of tartar and one ounce pul
d verified coehineal; add two ounces muriat
of tin. Stir until it scalds, then put in tn
l. cloth or yarn.
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land sale.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
i Pulaski in the cause of Andrew Smith s. others
the heirs of Robert Smith and others, will on
Saturday the Ist + December next
sell to the highest bidder on tie PREMISES the tract
of 1T acres ofland described in the pfeadings stu
ated in the Sd civil district of Giles county on Jenk-
ms creek near bethe adjoining the lands Of Judge
Coleman and others. For further information APP
ply TO Andrew Smith or JOSEF II Edmundson, Bethel
Terms.
TERMs:-Cred1t of and 2 years with interest
except cash payment of $3.50.
Notes with good security viii be required 9@sacl.
purchaser and lien retained.
nov2 a. cox & M
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Look out for cross marks on your paper W MS
indicates the expiration of your subscription we
are compelled to adhere to our rule q PayingL1 -
advance. We hope you win renew without delay =
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mar was lately invited to dinner
and dish Of ice cream was placed betose
him. It was new dish to him. He tast-
Cd t. then beckoned to the waiter, and SAID |
,udiblv. as she showed it aside, ''Fhat Is
very good pudding, but do you know it's
froze?"
sssn0, am you posted in de natural sci
ence?
"sartingly; OBJ course IS"
Den can you tell me de cause 90 de
great rot in potatoes for de las many years
gone by"
ooh, OATS easy nough for de merest
chile in scientific larnin. De great rot IN
potatoes is all OWN to de rot-tater-y motion
OBJ de earth"
AN old Baptist Minister, says the Relig-
ious Herald, enforces the necessity Of Indl-
vidual opinion by argument:
CHOW if everybody had been Of my Opln-
ion, they would all have wanted my cid
woman"
One of the deacons, who sat just behind
MN t65pOhNO0+
eyes, and if everybody was OF my op!.n
ion, nobody would have her"
A letter from Niagara Falls says: g Al
enthusiastic old gentleman and his goo'
wife. from the rural district, watched tn
falls all day yesterday from the piazza Il
front Of their room, and retired taking
over it's wonders at night. At an earl.
hour this morning the old gentleman was o.
the qui viUe, and as soon as he sa" IN
falls again he sung out:
.sWife! wife I'll be burned If that waite
amt still going over the dam!
No Jop-A hard-shell Baptist preached
in Washington City lately, and took for HI
text: God made man in His own image.
He thus commenced:
"An honest man is the noblest work
God ;,
Here he made long pause, and locke
searchingly about the audience, ana 'he
With a eounteuance bespeakiug disaPPOin
mept he exclaimed:
"But God Almighty hasn't bad job
this city for nigh on to fifty yeaFsE
"DocroR, kin you tell me what's tt
matter with my child's nose?--she keeE
pickin' of it."
Eyes, marin; it is probably an irritation
the pathetic Utilization Of the opium Of tt
chaerion."
"There, now, that's just what to
Beckv Jane; but she lowed it must
worrums."
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Land for sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
i Pulaski in the cause of s. B. Hammo nds VS.. M.
F. Baulch, viii sell to the higF est bidder, on
Friday the 3Oth of November next,
on the premises, a tract of land described in the
pleadings belonging to the estate of Hiram Baulch
decd situated in the 4th civil district of Giles co,
adjoining the lands of S. B. HammOnds, W. F. Cole
and others.
Also a Tract of about 100 acres
near the above described tract, on PuncheOn camp
Branch adjoining the lands of n, A. Warren, An
derson Hogan and others. FoL further information
apply to S. B. Hammonds.
6II0S.
Credit of 6, II & Is months with interest Notes
with good security required and a lien retained.
nov A COX, c &
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sHERIFF SALES

DY virtue of five writs of Vend Exponas issued to
ID from the Circuit court Of Giles county, at its
August term. 1855, in the fglowing causes viz:
". r. Diekerson Wash. Waldrop, ct al.
I. Il. johnson VS. Ehroim Lock,
Lewis Nelson vs. same,
j. Nj Iestcrvs Heury Stanley and others,
Z. A. Phillips vs. VIM. s Madry.
will sell to the highest bidder Tor cash, at the
court house door, in the town Of Pulaski, on
Tuesday, 27th day of November 1886,
for cash the following tracts of land: One tract of
s93{ acres IN civil district IS. bounded the west
by Jesse Fry; north by j II Brown east by AleX'T
Blackenship; south by David WaldroP. Levied on
as the property Of W Washington WaIdrop.
One of about 50 acres, boun3e4 north by I. J..
FaTris and 4 Jones; east by a T Long; south by
Darlington jackson: west by n Howard. Levied
the property OF Ephrssim Lock.
One IN fst civil dictrict. confirming 200 acres and
bounded north by Elkmont springs; east by John
Watkins, decd; south by State line; west by James
ArneJt and otherS. Homestead retained to Stanly.
Levied on as he property of Henry Stanly.
One tract 274s< acres in Sd civil district, the
waters Of Jenkins creek adjoining the lands OF J
Edmondson and Others. Levied OH the proper
" Of W Madry
T. g. PE9EN. sh'F.
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CT R00 PER YEAR, We want Agents ev
D i sOOU erywhere to sell our IMPROVED 500 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and upper
feed Sentvn trial. Warranted five years. Above
salary or large commissions paid. he ONLY ma
chimes sold III the United States for less then 80
which TalBV ticeleei b. f9soe, Whse5er e Wsoa
GrVuer &c Baksr, Singer e Co. AID BaekekdOr- III
other cheap machines Infringement and the seL-
Ter Liable t. aTrest fine aud lprtsla1slf
illustrated circulars sent free Address, 0Fea upon
Shaw & Clark At Biddefprd Maine. OF Chicago, III
july 2oSi5Wly
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UNDBR WB-AR-

We take great pleasure IN announcing 70 the IN
habitants Of Pulaski and vicinity, that hsve Sc
cured the services of Mr. Charles w Smith, gen
tleman well known 10 the residents Of Giles county,
who Will always be pleased to see, and wait on, his
old friends and former customers,
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- Don't forget that We have sple nd JOB
'F Ft- IA 20 4oh Will. =, wsgaper stao
lshmeEt, which eua5lss as TO pRl up neat Job q
can be done an, where Ia the state. Bring o. OF
caras. Lanl- hi rs. cirezlara. et..
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Tu1Rrr-g1vE tons Of mail matter are re-
nefaed II New York city daily.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Land Sale.
CHANCERY SALE.

DURSUANF to decree of the Chaneery court at
Pulaski in the cause ofJas- Brewer ADM l. vs.
Nancy a Brewer and others, will sell on
Saturday, the oath Of November, 1866,
on the premises a tract of about 81 acres OF land,
situated in the 8th civil district of Giles county on
Bradshaw's creek and is the same conveyed Dy deed
Of gift from Richard Bradley to Elizabeth Lackey
in the year 1913.
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TIE vote of Californiais $4,000 less than
in 1856.
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Friday 18th day Of November, 1856,
TeIn1S.

credit of 6, u, is and q months with interest.
Bond aud security viii be required Of purchaser and
Oct oct 10 A. cox, c. n.
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TERMS

Sold on a credit of one and two years With inter
est from day Of sale
Notes with good security required OF purchaser
'l oct Is 5;S-- -0'''-i- A. cox, 3 m
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Whoever is honorable and candid, hon
est and courageous, is true gentleman,
whether learned or unlearned, rich or poor
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09
GROSS MARKS *

FRIDAY MORNING. .NoV'R. 9. 1855.
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IeRIlS:
Land Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of
c. W. M'AGIlion and a p Clark, adm'rs, ETC.,
VS. Elizabeth n. Jones, ct al.
I will, on
Friday, 18th day of November, 1886,
sell TO the highest bidder, the premises at the
Iafe residence of John D. Jones, deceased, tract
of s9 acres o. land described in the Pleadings stu
ated in Giles county and civil district number on
tbe waters of Blue creek, bounded the nosth by
VIM. Perry; east by VIM. NJ Million and others on
the south 81 Dan II Jones and others; west by sam.
K. Orr.
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GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting Of Full Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirts, IN
Ter Shirts, Drawers Cravats, Suspenders, Collars;
In fact a complete line of
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FoRrUKE may favor fools, but this is a
poor reaBon why man should make fool
of himself.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09

s1ano. am you posted in de natural sci
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09
PLANTATION HATS AND SHIRTS
In quantities to suit, and all qualities.

One Price Only.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
april 20
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LAND FOR SALE.
TRUST SALE.

III U84 Sh11,
By virtue of Deed of Trust made to me
by b Shapard on the 18th of July 65, Twill proceed
to sell to the highest bidder at the Court House door
in Pulaski on MONDAY. NOVEA1BIR Il. 1866, the
House and Lot situated in Pulaski now occupied by
said Shapard a residence, known as lots l24, 1875
Such title win be made is vested in me as Trustee
Terms: One and two years credit.
On the same day at the residence, viii also sell
the household furniture of said Shapard including
! Doz chairs carpet. side tables, bookcase and
books and l clock. Terms: cash.
oct12-td J. P. EZELL, Trustee.
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LIKE cures like. Sulphur comes from
Vesuvious; therefore it is good for erup-
tious.
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II is said that the Government allows
Mr.. Davis $50 per week for the purchase
of Tatious.
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GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING,

which are selling TO compete with Nashville pr
prices. We also call attention TO our fine stock Of
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The diamonds Molie Trussel. the mur-
deress, wears in the Chicago Jail, are valued
at $50, oo0
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-12
One Man Killed and Several
M Wounded. 0g -.
A SCENE OF CONFUSION.

- ~ .fk.a p ss& &sz 1sF v 3 = HaFTv
The reception of President John
son last evening was not such as will
prove very consoling to the mass of
rebels and renegade Union men in
this State and elsewhere. The whole
arrangement was entirely under the
supervision of men of the Democratic
faction, and was therefore not partici-
pated in by the Union party.
b The train containing the President
and his suite were met at the Terre
Haute Freight Depot, at eight o'clock
last evening, by the Copperhead Com
mittee of Reception, and quite a large
mass of citizens. A torch light pro-.
cession Of respectable numbers was
also in attendance, and amid the
firing of a few rounds from the can
non, and faint attempt at cheering,
the Presidential party disembarked
and entered their carriages. The ru-
ibicund visage of the Presidents bot
tie holder David s. Good;ng, made
the first appearance, David had an
anxious care-worn look, as if his po-
sition was anything but sinecure.
The crowd failed to acknowledge the
goodness of Gooding by even the faint