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GROWING BOOSTERS !

A be'0 Toy that eOiH De1igdt Euery Child.
WTooDEN TOYS, China Dolls, Doll Head,
Wv Monkeys on sticks, Trumpets, Toy Whips,
SonlIoa IL figures Grace Hoops, Tea Sets, China
Mugs 10Y iumolers, Crying Babies, Negro Dapc-
ers. Guns, Hummng Tops, Pop pistols, swords.
Knives and Forks, surpri,e Boxes, spy Glasses
Sewing Birds, Paint Brushes, Transparent slstes'
Magnetic Toys etc, etc. Just received at BEAL's
DooA anu Variety STORE iuly7-3w
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ty We return our thanks to Fred.
Heroman for copy of Peterson's Ladies'
National Magazine for August, 1868. 1t
is ssupurb mum ber-rich in fashion plates,
embroidery, patterns, steel engravings
etc. "a few" If not more, "of the same
sort" together with an almost endless
variety Of periodical and standard litera-
ture are to be had at Heroman's Book,
Music and News Depot.
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~ We are indebted to Mr.. Breckin-
ridge, the postmaster, for a late copy OF
"The Ladies Home" most excellent
FAMILY journal published at Atlanta, Ca;
also for copy of"The Deseret News,''
published ct Salt Lake City, Utah.
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sa- Garibsldi's physician, it is
said, has serious doubts whether he
can 60 through campaign, on &C.
count Of the weakness of his limb,
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Dissolution of Partnership,

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE existing between NJ
Il LEMLEY and myself, under the style of NJ.
LEMLEY co, is from this date dissolved and
will only sett for outstanding debts due the
said firm at the stand of N Birmingham.
Il. SIMON.
BATON ROUGE July 9th, 1s66-1w
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INSTRUMENTAL.
SCHOOL. BOOKS.

It0PY BOOKS, Pens and Ink, States and Pen.
~ ellis, Drawing Paper and Drawing Pencils
Parksr's Series Of National Readers.
Blank Books, Memorandum and Pass Books In
great variety.
Farchild's celebrated Gold Pens, q large assert
mentj just received.
Coal Oil Lamps of all styles and very cheap. The
best Lamp Chimuevs in town always on hand, at
BEADS Book and Variety Store. julyT-3w.
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lay Our thanks are again rendered to
Capt. Amiss and Assistant Wharfmaster
jolly for numerous newspaper favors.
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FLOUR, PORK, BRAN ANDOATs

A LARGE and superior brand ana quality of
"A the above articles, just received at the tri
angular store of N WAX
Juneoo Court House square.
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The undersigned have this day formed co.
partnership for the transaction of g General Com
mission, Storage and Forwarding business, at
Archer Henderson's old stand, under the style
OF ARCHER 6AHG. A. s. ARCHER,
jury LIST, 1866, VIM GARIa
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NOS. 66o AND 67o BROADWAY.

NEW YORK, June Let, 1866
II HAVE the honor to inform the travelling pub.
l. lie thatI have become Proprietor Of this beau
tifu Hotel, and am now painting, frescOiDg, deco.
rating, refurnishing, etc in the most splendid
and luxurious style. The building is of white
marble FIVE stories high fronting two hundred
feet on the gayest part of Broadway; most COM
modiouBIy and comfortably arranged for families
and single persons, aud is in the very midst of
the most elegant stores and shops, and the most
fashionable places Of amusement
Elegant Coaches and Carriages always in readi-
ness to convey passengers to and from Railroad
Depots and Steamers
The Proprietor is determined that the SOUTHERN
HOTEL, in no respect, shall be excelled by any
house in this city, and therefore feels confident
that ne can and will give entire satisfaction to
his friends and the travelling community.
HENRY BRUCE,
jy7-3m (Late Of Kentucky Proprietor.
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GOId Pens.

/ uST RECEIVBD-An assortment of Dawson
- Warren q Hydes Gold Pens-warran,ed
For sale at low prices, for cash, at uEROMA Ms
nooh ana Music Depot. juy7-2w
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A Family School Of the Highest Order.


The instruction is adapted to the age, capacity,
Attachments, pecuiarities and designed vocation
of the pupils. Individual wants are met. Pupils
are improperly classified for the sake of dimin-
ishing the labor of the teachers Th0rouQhRess
and accuracy is the basis of all good scholarship
and therefore Is strictly enforced. The OF ject is
so TO eDucdate every lesson as to clear up all df!
cuties, dispe all vagueness Of idea, and cause the
pupil to feel that she is making progress The
Principal, also is engaged in teaching, and every
thing connected with the Educational Depart
ment, is under her personal and constant super
vision
The discipline is mild and parental, relying
chiefly upoR personal influence and example
moral suasion more less poiated, and monthly
reports to parents or guardians.
The Boarding Department is under the imme-
date supervision Of Mrs. NJ. j. MoNTErTH-a lady
admirably qualified for the situation, who will, at
all times use her utmost endeavors to render the
home of those placed under her charge, second
only to the one they have Iett-and in all things
to make them happy and contented.
TERMS:
Board with English and Latin tuition, $40 per
month-$12O in advance.
Day scholars, IS per month.
Ancient ana Modern Languages, SO per month.
Music, with use of instruments, S8 per month.
Ornamental branches, at Instructors prices.
Books, Music and Stationery-cash, at Sta
tionors' charges.
Pupils will furnish themselves with sheets, tow
els and table napkins.
The next session will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For further information in reference to the In
stitution, address
MRS. BELLE W. SMITH,
Principal,
iune28 Box No. BOT, Baton Rouge La,
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NEW BOOKS.

DILL ARP, $50 .caed) The Great Southern Ea-
ID trist-a side show to he Southern side of
the war. Illustrated with fine steel engraved
pc trait OF the anthor, Hon. Charles IL. Smith, of
Georgia,
THE PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
by DR.. John j. Craven, late physician to the pris-
ODer during his confinement at Fortress Monroe
Just received at HER0MAN'S Book and Music
Depot. july3-2w
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NOTICE

TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
IL der the name Of ARCHER ~ HENDERSON il dis.
solved this day by mutual consent. Either party
signing the name OF the firm in liquidation.
A. S.ARCHER,
July LIST, 1866. VIM. HENDERSON.
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NEW MUSIC-NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC--NEW M USIC
CtONGS-Stonewa Jackson's Last Words-by
- Meinnger +; Carolina-by A. u B.; Dreaming,
Dreaming Of Thee--by j. II. Hewitt; The Life
Boat-by Clarihel; Little Bessie May-by Z. 0.
Eaton; Rose Of the Worldly do.
Instrumental.
Santa Claus Music satchel-by r. W Smith
La Belle Juive Waltz--by A. Il. A. Muse La Lou
isianaise. Fantasia Mazurka), by J E0re3; Days
of Early Youth Medley Fantasia) by F. W. Smith.
Just received at HER0MAN'S Book and Music
Depot. july3-3t
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NOTICE
WRAPPING PAPER.

HR0CERs and other Merchants now ordering
~ their Wrapping Papers from New Orleans,
wild ma 1t to their interest to call and examine
my siock-paper heavier and charges gay.d.
mayo JOSHUA BEAL.
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WATER BUCKETS.

| & DOZEN just received from Boston.
IL ~ may26 JOSHUA BEAL.
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YOUNG LADIES'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
READVILLA SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE, LA.

THIS INSTITUTION is now thoroughly organized
and in successful operation. with steady increase
of pupils. Its primary design is to prepare Young
Ladies for the varied walks of life, and at the
same time to furnish them genial home, and
meet the wants Of parental soicitude. In other
ID it,tc1 ,hnh IN 1,n
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-WeeGiy'
(oSE SQUARE Is TEN LINES OR LEss)
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native countries, to. the performance
| of military service in like manner as
resident subjects Complaints arising
from the claim in this respect made
by foreign States have heretofore, been
matters of controversy between the
I United States and some of the Eu-
ropean Powers, and the irritation con-
sequent upon the failure to set
tie this question increased during
the war I'M which Prussia, Italy
and Austria were recently engaged.
| While Great Britain has never
acknowledged the right ofsa4ex4
patriation, s She has not isfor some
years past practically insisted upon
the. opposite, doctrine Franceehas
BEEN equally forbearing3i and Prussia
has proposed "a eombrofnise, which,
although e7inciihhg nrlcrsesais;edoliberaifty?
has not lbeeha accepted by the United
States. = Peace isSsoo now 1prevailing
eyeryWhere In Europe ,landthe present.
seems to be a faydra Bic. fine for ai'
assertion 3y g ohgress ofthe prineiple,
$50 long maintained bby the Executive
Department, that, Naturalization BY
one, State fully Iexemptsathe native
born subject Of any other State from
the performance of military service
under any foreign Goverhmentgcso.
long. as he does not voluntarily re-
Th0unee aus rights ana as eensass- in
g.a In the performance of duty. inn Inn
posed upon me by, the Constitution, Il
have thus submitted Ito the REPRE-
sentatiYes of the States and of the
people such information of our demes--
tic and foreign affairs as the public
Interests seem to- require. g" Our
Government is now. undergoing its,
most trying ordeal, andbrmy earn
est prayer is that the peril maEehes
successfully and finally passed with
out impairing its original strength
and symetfy. q The interests of
the nation are p best to- be pro-
NOTED by the revival of frater4,
nal relations, the complete oblitera-
ton of our past differences, and the
re-inauguration Of all the pursuits \
of peace, Directing our efforts tofthe4
early accomplishments Of these great
ends, let us endeavor. to preserve hafl
m0iiE between the Eco oTdMate de-
partmentsS of the Governml9nt, that
each, IN It's proper sphere may cor
daily cooperate with the other in
securing the ,maintenanee of the Con-
,stltutiQn; the preservation of. the.
! MO mon, and the perpetnity OF our Free
Institutions ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, DecembeFs3, 1866. 81
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MONETARY & eOAfMERCIAE,
New York Market.

3yTelegraph.l n NEW YoRK Dec 4

! ByTelegraph-lsE IN NEW YORK, Dec L.
CorroN 33331 za34c for mfddling uplands.
y FLoUR-5910c lower. and very quiet Ex-
sss s 9aSj 6ra RSsn 81 bS SRs o sTds
ing quiet. Southern flour, dull and declin-
tng1Su a9l2 80 for Fancy, apd,sl2 7O9l6 %
WHEAT+v Very dulIf and Hover; at 50 5
for Winter Red, Western. @hFA
BARLEYzSalesi in favor of buy rs.s y -
= CoRy &c 1ower. Shipping mixed Wes-
tern at 81 15d1 10 in Store. and 81 II affoat.
+ :. OATS "a eavy7 and declining. Sales OF
5000 bushels, at '6f@63c for Chicago and
tAt11Waukee.3d t8TeH99 2NIou
PoRK-Heavyiand lower. at $40 00@2l 90
for new IA ess, $40 2t12ei5D 9Fof4 regular, and
cash for old mess; closing at $40 62b&w Tor.
regular, Sl9 90 tor.prime.
dull at S24 SOAPS 90.
BAqoYST5q9tl II apd nominal
CUKMExfk 4ldeavy; shoulders 99l01zc;
hams, 120Gl3c.
sp At lS sse s6 6l 6bi3 a
soc Tor state, and 4O@45c for Orange County
p 6 tif 81 Q diet aat salS5SSeos II
81 WINS KY5s w thput decid ed qha hge
FEE Y Dpll, b apdIi nesu1nsIiy un-
sUaASaffn0 i moderate snnt Us demand sa Cuba
lANt M &c s tts1 AS%a,lf2ke I % .
Z PETReIEga6r-1DuH5 2lcforofhde. ana 3l1%
G33c for refined in tboHd!noo ~
MoNEY-Rather more active at per
if IsTEia farssG6L sisaSs 1Ub&IalOe,l.
GOLD Without decided change; OPEN
ing atI4O15, advar cling to 14l7744, and closing
nGovERNMENT STOCKS Ffrfief,,
fFREIGHTso TO LTVERPooLMQuiet and
very firm at 81 to sgd for barley and
wheat, per sail and 7d'per steamer. 1910
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"a e ;stISp sJ EH y E0saEHE PIC.
Anecdotes and Incidents

-OFfsIhE ,fCt1bELLION.
There is a certain portion of the war thai
will never go into the regular. histories,
nor be embodied in rOfnanee Or poetry,
which is a very real part of IL, and will, IL
preserved, convey to succeeding genera
tions better idea of the spirit of the con-
fiict than many dry reports or careful mar
called the gossip. the fun, the pathos of the
WAR This illustrat eslt the lchaTaaters of the
leaders, the humor of the soldiers. the de-
vOtion of women, the bravery of men, the
pluck of our heroes, the romance and hard
ships ofthe Service.
The volume is profusely illustrated with
over 300 engravings by the first artists,
which are really beautiful; worthy of exam
einAtionoas specimens OF the art. Many Of
the popular style of Lossing's Pictorial
Field Book OF the Revolution. The
book . contents include "reminiscences OF
cam p, picket, scout, spy, bivouac, siege,
and battlefield adventures; thrfhing feats
ofbraver cry, wit, drollery, c0mical and ludi-
crOus adventures, etc, etc. -
g Amusement as well as in ztruction may
be found In every page, as graphic detail,
brilliant wit, and authentic history are
skillfully interviewer in this work of liter
airy art.
The people are tired of dry details and
partisan works, and want something hui
morous, romantic, and startling. Our
agents are making from 500 to 500 per
month, clear of all expenses. Send for cir
culars, giving full particulars, and see our
terms rs a nd preof Of the above assertion.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
lis West Fourth Street.
novl3 d&w3m Cincinnati, Ohio
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3 MARRIED.

e DAVIS HoWEs on thursday, Nor
! venlber 2ath, by Rex.Dr. Steadman, at the
fesidence,of the BRIDES father, Memphis,
Tenn, Capt, y, W,,.D AVIS. and Miss lisa E.
HoWES. 4.@ft hasf s9ilf9 ssggi
awe tender our Congratulations to onr
fair and highly accomplished young
friend, and vdnvoke Heaveng choicest
blessings to rest upon. her. and her. Aus7
band. We thank her alse for her kind re-r
membrance. r4uIa lte al sies ToA hamal
#8,Igruf 8dt 81
-N~ASH-REESE-N ed, by Rev.
B. .BI3Rawlihs, Mr.. JAMES R. NASH, Of
Daviess County, Ind, and Miss SARAH E. /,
RE EsE, Of Evansville. III, lai, S.ii
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& - ma SIR - h1@9fD W70 -
TALLAHASSEE. !.
a4I98g2 s'8a ii-T-T- F4+a -,
Election Of United States Senator.

+ fu,ott II a9fdW seSe9iUhnf 94t -
!. TALLAHASSEE, Dec 1.--4Goyern9f
Marvin was -eleetedtU United States
Senator, from this State, 5on the
first ballot. E The Judge, however,
Will remain at home until the guess
ton of the admission of the Southern
Senators and Representatives is set
tied. asoi sg 4 ..,l 5'si t..,
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lo.ol4.l1 St. Louis .MarketT

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.
ToBACCo-Dull and unchanged.
snsCorroN--In better inquiry at SOC for mid
ding.
! . FLoUR-Dun at $40 5e@l4 90 for double
extra. s8ia
WHEAT-Dull; business very small; 81 so
for prime Fail, and 81 65fg2 70for choice.
UoRN-Dull, and closed sc lower; old $50
soc ;anew S9@83o.@
i 0Ars-o Opened active at 67@7Oc; closed %
3 o0 Provisions ty E,di i 9 E.Esa q
~ Mess is PoRK-7srso 5Og21 80; prime mess
Mss BEEFSl7c; clear sides llYc; should
LAEDrLoTer at l24c g for Sap prime neB,1ieq
Hoqs7stif at So 25@6 5esapd heavy.
Cincinnati Market.
By.Telegraph.l I "a a'CINcINNArI, Dec. 4
FLoUR-In moderate demand, but prices
are unchapged;, Superfine, S96Dl0 80.
. WfiEAr-DuiI and prices Dropping; No.
/ red 81 75
s,C:9RTvSlesdy at Sc foppeys1end IS for
Z s-Steady at 50Q5lc. igs44T5
WHIsKY-Declinedt to 32c in hopd and very
lllHoesI steady at 5000 gross and net, rel
ceiptsi 1900; mess pork ,idnlI at 49, n8fiG
at l2e, apdihardly amy de-
GREEN MEATS 244s7s4 as 1zc; 4. not Irnach
demand - sss--ssa - 7''...e
c,t;g sos ssSsss Il Rutli u sugar n74emae
CoTroN- Steady, at 3l111932c. 90 :, /.
&0OLDrl4O@ a. - -.
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FOR SALE

TTOR SALE AT AUCTION-Saturday
4 the 9Th OF December, at 10 o'clock A. M
on the premises, a No. l residence in a
good neighborhood, a two story brick resi-
dence containing nine 90 rooms and two
large pantries, all in complete. order with
stable on the rear OF the lot. House new
ly papered and painted and in complete
order, and one of the most convenient
RSia!n SSeio 's Sit y ss ss9 1 , BY
the above property to the highest bidder,
without reserve, for $1,000 on the day OF
the sale, $1,000 on the first of April, 1867,
and, the balance twelve months from the
day of sale, with six per cent Interest and
with mortgage on the property for deferred
payment. y Z. A
The above property can be bought at
.ffII'lhT wv. 81 sa Is JRNSa6yR1iJ
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
Nov. CIV
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\ BLACKFORD's ESTATE
Positive Sale Of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18th,
Il 1885 at O'Clock, viii be sold at public
ancfion at the courthouse in Evansville,
the Following FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY,
70 I %tt No. i, Old Plan Water Street, corner
Chestnut Street.
Tots Nos. and 8, Upper Enlargement.
water Street, corner Oak Street
lots Nos i2 and 10, Upper Enlargement,
water Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lot No. Is, Upper Enlargement, Water
Lot No. ri, Upper Enlargement First
street. adjoining DR.. HalIockis. lf+off
Lot No. 40, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 50, Upper Enlargement.
Fist Street, corner Gum.
Lot No. So, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street, corner Gum.
Lots Nos. So and SO, Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry and Gum.
: Lot No.y0, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street.
Fractional Lot No. IL, Upper Enlarge
ment. Water Street, adjoining Altering q
Brommilhaus,
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the most
desirable in the city for residences.
Parties desiring to purchase can buy at
private sale at any time before the auction.
Terms-One-thfrd cash balance in one
and two years, with interest and mortgage.
Apply to THOS. e. 0AHvlN,
oc23tds Third Street,
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- - r--NS.H AVAth III sNVVuo MdAnCts
The Dry Goods market is very quiet to-
day, The holders of goods .FFe still firm in
their views, and Notwithstanding the alb
sen a Of business there sesmg Little pros
cline, or Congress remove any part OF The
tax on manHtaefnfes, or make othenfa>
vorable changes ! h the existing legislation,
goods will necessarily follow, but with the
PRESENT. Steadiness in the market Tor cot
ton prices are firm, and the margin OF
Profit above the cost of production lis very
Slight
In wooden goods here is 81 hfldfe steady
feeling, and STOCKS are diminishing under
the stopping of .millS,and the MARKET feels
somewhat feiieTitt "
In cloths and cassimeres there lis but
syery blittlel change. IN some makes Of
woolens suitable for the Spring tradd there
is more itefivity fand liffseys and fhnnels
are in light-stoek.
SRrlntS are Sddietz out Bsteady with no
change in pFices9nDodnG sitDl -
-Ihereids an galmdst entire absence of
business i'm foreigh g6 jas to-day ,The8pcS
ito n sales are nearly or QUIT over nd IN
iOf her ibraIIchesi of the Trade Foreign goods
areiatsal stand-st{llgo - Sninlti9F
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sBOARDTNG.
uuoT eWANTETy.

VXyANTED-AGENTS having n
Wv small capital, good sense, tact, and
industry can engage in the sale of our
standard and handsomely illustrates
books none more popular pubnshedl.
with profit to themselves and the commu-
!, Mites w here hey 0peFate. We have lust
really for agents and the people beautiful
LIFE, TIMES, and CHARACTERISTIC
of JOHN BUNYAN, the glorious old
Dreamer OF Bedford Jail, author of the
Pilgrims Progress" By Robert Phillip.
With Steel Portrait and Colorea Litho-
graph Of Vanity Fair" and "A beautifR
st2ih Eatthe ntic flluAtrs3tidnsis5tc
Call upon or address MOORE, WILL
STA CHI a. BALDWIN. % West Fourth
Street, eifloinnatl, or go Walker Street,
New York. [decl d5t,w2t
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ZOE SALE AND FOE RENT.-I1a

rOR SALE AND FOR RENT.-I5e
u Good Building Lots, in every part az
the city, which will sell cheap.
.nrDwellfng Houses of allfkfnds for sale on
time.
Several Farms for sale on time.
10000 acres OF Timbered Land for sale
cheap.
have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms for Rent - 81.
q Persons wishing to purchase any kind OF
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
Persons desiring to sell either Houses,
Lots, Lands, o. Farms, can have the same
disposed of by leaving description at the
Office of
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
Third st., between Main and Locust,
oct29.l Evansville, Ind.
TOR SALE-The undersigned will sell
* at private sale his fine two story frame
residence, of five rooms, summer Kitchen,
also, wood, and stable house attached, tive
good cisterns, all in complete order, with
modern improvements; lot fifty py one
hundred and ten feet, situated on ruIton
Avenue, Lamasco. Address -
octl-3In GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. vernon.
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VWYANTED-

XXTANTED-
w pSORGHOi SQRGHOi SORGHUM
Cash paid for Sorgho Syrup, one to one
100 'srrffBR6WN; BefEER & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Dealers in Syrups, Sugars SSorgho, Spices,
Coffee, Tea, &C., SC,
No. Al Walnut Street,
sepls dam Cincinnati, Ohio.
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VXYANTED.-F'ine specimens of PEN
wv manship (f'lourishing and Business
Writing, &C., sent free to any one sending
us the names of twelve or fifteen young
men who have never attended CONNER
BRYANT, SITUATION Il DEHAN,
octl5 Emil , Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT-FARM-One of the bem
= Farms in Vanderburgh County, CON
salnlng about $50 acres in cultivation, with
comfortable houses and out-buildingE.
rms iarm viii be leased for five years, on
good terms
Inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust
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OTHER FOREIGN QUESTIONS.

OTHER FOREIGN QUESTIONS. .vle
Political and commercial interests
of the United States are not unlikely
to be affected in some. degree by events
which are transporting in the eastern
regions of Europe, andthe time seems
to have come when our Government
ought to have a proper diplomatic
representation in Greece. sy.flc
" This Government has claimed for
all persons not convicted, or accused,
or suspected of crime, an absolute
political right of self-expatriation,
and a choice of a new national
allegiance. Most of the European
States have dissented from this prin-
ciple, and have claimed a right to
hold such of their subjects as have
immigrated to and been naturalized
in the United States, and afterward
returned on transient visits to their
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