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AMERICAN ORGANS.

F1NHE AMERICAN ORGANS the only real reed
Organs before the public The only Organ having
Reyerberatiug Sound Box Wind Ches-which has the
important part to perform the Sounding Board
has In the Piano Forte Ito give body and
and without which the Organ becomes merely Melodeon
in an Organ Case The American Organs not only have
the Wind Chest Sound Box but have the large Organ
bellows giving and great stesiness of These
with their extreme fine vocug of the Reeds and perectug
OF the tome make them the perfect Organ known
These great improvements and superiority of tone and
workmanship Of the American Organs place them In the
front rank the best and command higher price than
any other reed instrument in the market
animation Of them in comparison with Others will quick
ly show their superiority.
NEW INSTRUCTOR.
81 III Il RlCAN ORGAN
On ORGANsTs PARLoR COMPANION.
Mailed free receipt Of $500.
warerooms and Mandatory, fremont opposite Wal.
than Street, Boston, Mass. ALA
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N O TICE (!

N u IL z T.
I HAVE this day admitted Charles s. Frost partner
i this firm. y. q. BUTrERFIELD
saxton's River, VT. Sept. 20, 1866,
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LOCAL AGENTS.
LEWIS. s. WALKER, Grafton.
l.. W. HOLDEN, South Londonderry.
GARDNER I. HOW, Ludlow.
JOHN II. CONVERSE, Tovnshsnd.
s. W. B0WkER, Newfsne.
WIN. H. CARR, jamaica
y. X. sEABURY, waipole, N. II. 49,
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TOILET SOAPS.
o. WOODS has just received the best assortment Of
Fancy Toilet soaps osTed in this part Of the eoun
try.
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Hrafring Done at Short Notice.

xs<sEkunsr sent to all parts to ut up work
@zzsxza EBp8ir Boilers and Machinery. - III
ar All Orde s Will receive our tndividu-
81 xrsentSOn, and will be promptly filed on
A1nM EABnS1 reaSo nable terms.
Ghfee and Foundry on the Canal, corner
aa& zEgt9 Street. Oct6-61y
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SsaEa and Brass Castings Of Every
saaoa Description.

XanzEers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
a%rnn faEAG&s. w rought Iron Pipes, Boiling
A2ixGsa. &C., at Manufacturers Prices. . =
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Referring to the above, the undersigned
would call the attention of their friends. to
their unsurpassed facilities for furnishing
reliable Insurance, and would solicit acon.
tinuance of the patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the late firm. .t liafl1Ii -
August /, 1866. faug7 div - = = =
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STEELE q TREBLE,

ecOnd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind. s. ~ 80 =
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c, of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice,
apIS-Iy
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COTTON WARPS.
J .EFansFilIe Wool Factory. :

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, but most especial
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, VIZ: - ~,
JEANS, BLANKETS, 'CoyERLETs, PLAIN AND
PtAl I4 EtASss;E EdS,, Lts IN
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. , We have also a good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at dis
tance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right off. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN & co,
ap6-6m al, 5-'' 81 ~.
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D1- We will keep complete assortment
of everything in our line at wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine our stock. 80 "
a4 tae7 S. N. DOCKER & CO.. ac s.H
-sf .:a No. ~ South First Street.
marltf Evansville, Ind.
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Notice of the Laying Out and Open
ing of Streets in F. w. Brink

Ing OF Streets In 4. w. BRINK
meyers Enlargement.
NOEICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
AN the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, at its session on the Goth day of
July, 1866, passed an order to lay out. open,
and extend Sixth Street, of the width of
sixty feet, and of the length of three hum
bred and eighty-fOur feet, more or less, to
connect Sixth Street, in Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, with Eighth Street, in the Northern
Enlargement; -..-~
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to lay out, open, and ex-
tend Franklin Street, of the width OF sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-fOur feet, more or less, to con-
meet with Franklin Street, in Sharpes En-
largement, with Franklin Street, in the
Northern Enlargement; i.@il6ilto ~ ll9 %
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to open, lay out and ex-
tend Seventh Street, of the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, to con-
meet Seventh Street, in Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, with Adams Street, in the Northern
Enlargement;
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order TO open, lay out, and eX-
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, to con-
meet with Eighth Street. in Sharpe's En-
largement, with Eighth Street, in Holz-
grefe's Enlargement.
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abutting upon said pro-
posed streets, and feeling themselves ag-
grieved by any or either of said several
orders, may have redress by making appli-
cation to said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this notice. -.is
By order of the Council. 4.s4c
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, July q,
1866. july23
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quIg2 9iu0T s'djia.8
ID te@ .nF ,oT SIgam
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CODartnershiD.

r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
Il Mr.. E. N. BIXBY an equal partner in
my Insurance Business, and shall continue
the same under the name and style of Mex
sen d Bixby. J. w. NEXSEN, ~
AuoI1st 1894 tttt sf ~ fcIH .l1
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PAPER, ETC.

Paper Hangings, Paper Bags Card Boards,
Letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping,
and Manila Paper, Cut Cards, Window
Shades, &C., &C.
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SchHltze, Truman & Co,
M IJg1l3
Mechanics Foundry.

ea@lg sd 9Iis@9IOGg 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
- - IL ~ J - =
The Great War Crisis and Hopes
and Fears Of the Peoples.
Italy on the March and in Face Of The
Quadrilateral In Force.
Financial Condition OF Aus
tria, Prussia and Italy.
Aapoleon's Desperate Alternative
Aftcr the Congress Failure.
American Radicalism as Seen
in England.
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH MONEY PANIcS.
The etShent Per Shent'' Men and
Cotton Spectators.
ma Hnrlish Oourt Martial on
Military Fenjans.
The British !" Mistress Of the Seas" Re-
laxing Her Claim.
10. As. Ae.
me English Court Martial On
military Tenians.
The British Mistress Of the Seas" Re
laxing Her Claim.

very full report Of the European news BY the City
q rars dated TO the 7th Of June, with the financial
end commercial advices to the latest moment prior TO
Ass departure from Queenstown were published in the
1mAD yesterday Sunday morning
The annexed details will be found Of much interest in
vew Of the most crisis which prevailed In the
osd World at the moment our dispatches left
The report Of the proceedings Of tho Britsh court
martial assembled In Dublin for the trial OF Color Ser.
esant Mccarthy charge Of Fenanism with the edi.
sersi Of the London Times tho subject indicate very
pnly that the government in London has been alarmed
. rather convincing grounds with this aspect Of the
lSish conspiracy.
Tho German mail steamship Hansa, Captain 0cndorp,
from Southampton tho 9th Of June, arrived At this
port yesterday afternoon Her advces and newspaper
aiss have besn anticipated BY the news BY tho City Of
Para
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During his speech NJ, Gladstone made the following
very imporisat admissions hr
although grerous evils yet they arc no, un
m'Ied evils nasmuch as they have great tendency 70
possabs arguc pausiby and something more Than
panssdy, thai mosey raised by taxes 70 pay gu u.ps
production than IL the debt not paid on II Is
again stated and with perfect truth, that We cannot esli,
mate NE Reduction q our DEBT simply oy as, sns na a eon
merely the naked proposition that have brongh.
our debt in half century from 5000 900 600 70 tsoo
oOD0eo but We muat also consider the relative power
and wealth OF the country. And IL Is
very iar and plausible doctrine 10 bold that
owing $500 Oo0 600 of debt at this memcnt
hitter, SO Tar az wealth is concerned, to
enter upon a srea', sangnlnary, and lrorsi,sd
forclaher the time Of Mr Pit TO enter into
revolutionary and when onr debt was somewhere
hetwecn Zoo 900 00o aud ESQ 100000 Bsi usa Is ~
q sufficient and sa'tsfdsorg aHSosr should be very
sorry indeed apart from the horrors and mischief OF war
Itself 20 zee tue mere financial process OF the revolt
have sufficiently realized TIE p1iticdf DscirE
hai pcsr; ats,drat uia nc revolutionary d,hs etangc
the unaappy an,alioa ,oach oruugh about II ne rsia
foas " dases the tendency 10 stringent and viii lay
revolutionary WAR o the huge system OF protection
which Mr. Pit II he had been blessed With fair oppor
tnnity by tho continuance OF pesc wonld have utterly
destroyed. In point Of fact Il would not be too much
to that, regards those indirect consequences,
we are only now beginning 10 extricate ourseives
from the results oi that revolutionary war Hut ihorc
another most important consideration 10 be borns IN
mind agains, tnso who tell us tina, the nation which
went into war In 1898 aud which ncrcas d the debt from
500 600 900 fi00 600 900 10 $500 900 600 much
better 20 INTO war inwhat shall say2not 1885 As wo
trust but any given ycarthat such nation
more safely carry debt of GsO0 900 900 into
aud oomP out Of Il than Tho same nation when hal
much smalcr debt This at ANY rate shold be recol.
ctcd There In the u the revolutionary one
most remarkable aud peculiar compensation which this
country derived from It's mastery Of the seas rha aai
id 6y Aasesicsn c'mpast.an hut he An ran n,aTae
scs @ea eeny te7i,n''eg . egis' In the main, What
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RrH popISioS or rHE SRA AsD MASS 90 FAr.
iSa nv wAH AT Aw EsD.
In the English House 0f Commas, rsy "a tbs chsn.
eelor ~ The Erchegusr IN moving the pconf fesfng
Of the Term nsbs Annaifies bill entered into inin1's
ami slsbofats erpanaLon of IA pfotson. ArsF sofne
rsmsrss explanatory of the scops of his sfs9nsnts
dsdaced former oocssios from ms pr0b&b's sf
hsnsl0n of Epx and coal supplies be ynisi ost thAi
tsvm nsbe snnges for the fsdsctoo ~ ssp, bad 20
many ys.r formed psrt ~ the ensnciaI system, snd
claimed fof this oil 20 higher credit sn siisnp, -
approninss The sals 90 Which vs hsd sssls sllh tLs
dset IA fUn0 ysan
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE ls, 1866

stock " gold has been maintained through the Gcady
eAaciun FOR the past eight months Of full rates OF dis
count by the Back Of England process which has at
the same time tend to rrecipate tns breaking down
OF the speculative manis before had reached degree
10 compromise very seriously the Of the coun-
n.y. Even 10 the return OF this week the stock cf bullion
y shown 10 be nearly twice geat that ~hch Was
that OF 1SSI This Is peculiarly fsvorabe crc I'M
stance and seems 10 warrant the generally expressed
belief that the restoration of confidence wlt be work
OF much moro smocthness tran At any OF The former
periods of difficulty. aud that the losses lrsm the break
np ecen Of speculative property will be ess permanent
AMI serious than arg one world have snppcTed
Annexed is csmpsrlsop OF the state OF the Bank
and the prce of consols In each ~ the three
anis that have hs nee since tho passing Of the act
INii
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The Gaseid III B,rgdms mentions that Prince Nspo-
leon, visiting Bergano last winter, much
struck with the beauty OF the city that the Mayor had
picture Of II painted which he has Just presented 10 his
Imperial Higbness. In acknowledgment of the sift
Prince Napoleon sent the following Iettcr =
PALats Rossr, Paws. May n, is06
sR-Epon recently returning 10 Pars after 90 ond
visit Italy received your letter cf the 10Th OF April
and The picture yoa have been good enough 10 sepd
In the name " the city OF Bcrgano beg you present
y thanks your fellow cit xsns and W tell them how
much have been moved by their courteous souvenir
I need not express my sentiments of sympathy for
Italy or for the city OF Bergamo patriotic and 40
faithful the cir umstanccs under which Italy placed
are most grave; her future is In question. most
IDENTIFY hope thai may crown her efforts, and
know that abe rely on the courage of AL. Her
cause lust that shc cannot but VICTORIOUS from
''' ''''' ''''' 'D''- SiPofEoa JEROME,
TO the Senator casozzl vssrovA Mayor Of The city of
Bcygamo
with rleasur~ ssIisyins iAsl sIDroass seat0spss
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s. Iorls. Dec. sa.-The supply continues
uue5usl o. the demand, and packers sitter
Wiih sales 20 packers ssncc our last Of .5og
10 200 hesd. 81 prices rtngiag from - a
tsq 50 to ~ &c gross Tor heavy averages
zad slnau ist 81 "a head extra choice 81
g. 80 cross-
Calt.as. ncc. ~, P m.- The reportea
sales today 81 the Union Yards feet up
$3.50 head 81 ~ scale le-chiedy 81 ~ ),
tlg ~b.
The luerket opened brisk IN the morning
a. a. advance 81 ls0eec per 4 90 los, sua
continued aciive aud uniform until noon.
The arrivals were rapidly absorbed. End :
tfltk clmpet.tion took place among The
buyers. Bat - the day adyance6. i was
"pserstbie that the receipts were view iair
10 PEAT OF numbers and The fevrrish feel
ias began 20 uhuts something IN tone. and
sa'aeeueutly report gained clrcalstion. g
ne ELECT that f0y-tWo cars OF hoe. hsa
e-sn reee.yed al the Miohigsn southern
Afas- Ihu report 81 once produc~d . con
eIs,oh. Most Of the buyers withdrew from
1a'tei ana : decline Of 2afasee per Iea
- p-ace- This panic, however, came
- 70 prevent the sac u most 81 ths
4as activity OF buyer hsd sbssrb-
- o. Tie receipts early IN he day
were uzE1lS
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Packers were the only operstsrs, shippers
regarding the prices as far beyond tbeir
reach. We quote the market as sctive at
the opening. closing dull and weak at de-
slime Of 25Gas0c per lee lbs.-TS'5s,He.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. g The hog market in
this eityis becoming more active, and prices
are slightly higher, $40 90 per hundred he
ing the closing rstes YESTERDAY. M. W.
Aiken we lean, he'd nearly thousand head
on hand yesterday, end was killing ranis1,
Aessrs. j. P. Elhcotf 4 Son sfe sIso n he
narksts and received one hundred slsuebt-
ersa hogs yesterday which they cut M.
DETECT Dec. z2.--Dressed Hogs-Tbe rs.
eeiPts hsFe improved, but tie rnarket In,
Holders ask 81 90 for HeavF, and bove-s
mostly otier 50 s09lo 70. salss $50 heavy
A. SlV se(eil, and b., averaging 276.
~ sii "; shlPPers, o1iug 10 the soft wealth
er, are reluctant to take hold.
MrLwkUKEE, Dec. Is. The nsrke, f,-
dressed hogs opeued quiet and nncbsn1e 4
with sales a. $40 oo(aIe IS. But afrer n :
receipt Of Eastern and Chicago advice
prices advanced 25ta5ecsvith good de-,
Inands sud sales were made on Change Al
$40 z5lSl9 -, dividing on 200 lbs. Re-
eeipts are increasing, and include nearly
IoLEDo, Dec 2e.-There was considerable
anlmatlon IN the pork market, and s2g head
OF dressed hogs changed hands. The sales
denote increased frnsness as well as sctiv-
ity In the market, prices being well main
tanned One lot, which soid on nrivsfs
terms Is UNDERWOOD TO have brought q t.ii5e
higher prices than those quoted below but
I was Impossible TO get a. the exact price.
me sales Of dressed hogs were about 800.
averaging zSo lbs, al Sil 90 per 100 lbs net.
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-Four ysErs ago ihls very day,
a happy hearts and onrE
Were alcient fsss drooped Ger The Wy
We passed. while Joy be } runR;
aiF sailor love had claimed his bTide
70 share bis iuture life.
Ne zen the gray church side By side
Fcnd hushaed-g-ateful W.T.
But soon nv sailor len bis home
LCmpelied BY bitter fate 70 roam.
An me be sleeps 'neafh o'cesus fosIn,
The gloH.ng uosesfe hue q hone
krom nay young life is gone
AsiFy t-Eils without pro-
80 must creep siOns;
Elook Eround the empty room,
Rot H-drops bum my face
Gnm ruin rfes from the gloom,
ana NILS each vscanI pl sce
Nychild lies ficE upon his bed
Ny spIr.t shrinks with lonely dresd,
Great Master. better both were dead.
Hush, "a hssri, hush, uanst net an.
However keen my grief;
On, Father, save, ere / begin
To doubt ~ sure relief.
hear nay hahys piteCu- cry,
j. driEea M alnostwil
Nnat have ] LEI EhereHlth 70 has
rood fDr nv hungry chldf
~ husband giis-my wedding rug,
The puresi. sweetest memories Gina
Around thee, bright and preciou, thug
and must seIlnf Heart. be stli.
b. sill, Oh thrObbing brow
hliai gives my spirit such thrili2
IL cannot matter nov.
My love vii not b. tlow 70 greet
his wife bsside Gods throne
Although his nsrrage-token sweet
Prom her thin hard is ne
Lee when Ne meet beyond The sky
Ny ance shall tell his plying eve,
% oould not bet cur darling de 3"
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Ferry to Edueheld.

FEHHE steSmuast AN, vii commence ruuu'us
rerulailF hetsee1 Nashville AID kfgeheld a.
DAY 81 re mouth u llck kranch-
dersa-Ne
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LEE 0F srRsRIPrIar.
BATES 0f ADTFRfIgINQ.
RkrABLE N hpVasuK

@oA<n IN ABtAACk
, -. .as'- % n. 70 o0u.zrrvn ssuAzAl
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A Gard.

WITH the ueE a rstr1g from business. o. &C.
" count Of derliuinE healfh, ] have d.sposed u
my suare stock o. DruEs. hadfc1ss. sss 70
business a. he Old atsld, ~. - HErket strssi ]
t<[e TN orporaluliF % r111rl NJ thE1ks % fls
u1b1e t'r tts very hosrzl pa'rlasFs uhieh has
5ean sxteuded - n l1r . ucnosr u yezrs, and
eespess colsnaa1ce q 3 . NJ sarcsssorr. shon
mai EearllY recoDus1d e. buu1ess nsn e e..
psnssss, epqaeaHon. ansrFs nd izisgEi.y.
assee-iR Z. VILLA
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! INDIGESTION. EEIaHr Al STOMACH. FLATULEscE, LIy.
! EE COMPLAINT, WAN VI APPETITE, SAD
| BREArH, CONSTIPATION,
/
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DIRECTORS
OFFICERS

p r. CoIroN. OF Tenn C. L. HEqUEsIBoJ -. Of n I
w C. HUSrs DELAS1 q. ssra Of MIun-
a .. sasfoRb, A. o. WELls. VI Mich
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OFTIOE OT GESERAL SUPERiSTESDEsT,
n. &C. AND n. & n. ". RAiLRoAps,

OFTICE OF GESERAL SUPERNTESDKST,
Mac. AND n. & n. W. RAiLR0Aps,
NASHVILLE, TESS Get 9th, Is ).
IN and after Tu sday, Oct 10. 1855 snd uuni fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trains will fun as fol-
oWs
NASHVILLE d. CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga ard ali points
South 81 A. n, Arrive at Chattanooga At 6.2O P. n
Returning Lesye Chattanooga st sac A
Arrive Il Nashville a. 80 ?. n
ShelbyYlle Accommodation, leave Nashville 1t
s.l0 ?. a.. arrive st shelbyviile at 40. II.
Returning-LeaVe shelbyyiile ST 5sQ A. N, ar
rive AZ 9.55 A. n.
NASHVILLE i NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave RRshyi lie for Johnsonyille, and al points
West and Northwest, st ?. arrive At Johnson
vile az II ,. n.
ReturriDg-Desve Johnsooyills l;5O A. IL, RJrive
At Nashville At Goa n.
Trains ou n. q n. ". z. r connect II Johnson
vile with FIRST class line Of Steamers for Padueah,
Caro- End q Louis.
trains stop ~ all intermediate uolnts.
VIM. p INNES. Geu'l Supt
n. 4 c. and n. n. ". R. IDS.
Got 10 r.
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Notice.

NNsHvtLuE. Deremher z9th, 1885.
w 4 ne under,iEneG, Brewers o. Nashville Il =
w u,cs ling hoiden i asy, t.ve srr~ad % ie-
cuce the rrce OF or ale and Seer 60 SiN poliara
neL nsi bSrrpl and v1uid respectfully suEE-st
O. oesl-rs ttai raiFeoage o. hone u1snuf s5itre
has lusvs becn sckr oaleieei - o. mutual ueuedt
10 al parles oosccrasd STIFEL a Co.
r. LriiaaberEet,
kuhn
c N. nonsldson,
Cnnisas an Knee
Jro. h. h ter & @
5ecS0ls Aankel Frzug
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OFFICERS.
Pss.tJlt, A. o. SANFORD,
Prestl st National Bans. Nash nile.
70 PesfeaL-A 9 WELLS.
Sscrsslry,-F h. COLTON
T-aussrs-.-WM G.. BUNTs.
hh,i.g Sapsru,icr11sat.-C. L. HEGUEMBOuRG.
The property ofths CoEnnsny cons St. Of las~s
hold Interests IN the counties 81 UYertCB Feutress,
Mnte. Js k-on, aud W srren, 10 the state OF Ten
nessee, amounting N the aggregate u over eight
JnoUsand sores.
The membership Of the Compsny zn5 the Beard
| % v rert1rs compuse men Of business expenenee
snd reputation, and Of = thof9ugh aud practical &C
In. Mining superintendent was enc Of tie first ex-
porprs Of the oil Geld Of that Stae, and struck the
urst flowing OIL sell IN the country, veil kDoWu a.
the hequembourg well, snd &C which the al inter
est- Of Pennsylvania, then IN tier nascent ststs
wee very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions o. their rslus-
be lands, IN small tracts, tOpryste parties or COM
p8nes, for IafaEriATE pEyEioFNENr- This Is rare
chance for bona t' operstJrs % obtaia .sss-s On
terms that ali BE- simply reIDunarafiqs.
Terms made Snowu on application.
80 EEEE SPECTATORS WILL az TsEArED WITH.
DescriTt ton oflsnds aud samples Of Oh obtssusd
from the properly may b. seen y calling st the
o;hce q the Company No tsss North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn
The secretary, F. H. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceys orders for stock, znu vii fsrNard certhcates
BY return mai, when the money accompanies the
order
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500 Agents Wanted.

5000 A MONTE gusrantesa and expenses
men, Teachers, Returned Soldiers, aud all who en-
gage IN the sale Of Hollands Lie Of IAnctln %
'Abbot;'s History OF be kebtlIon," "HesdeY's
Lie OF Na-hingtou,' AMI many other standard
Work. and Engmungs- For ts-s.s and territory
zpply immediately IN person or By letter, % my
Oftce. f. l. UIBBLE,
ia Fourth It.. bet. Market and Jefferson,
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Philadelphia Boot and Shoe Market.

TEUEsDAT, Dec. 2s.-The Boot and Shoe
market the past week has been dull, 10Th
with iObbers and manufacturers. Some
lew buyers have been in from Pennsylvania;
beyond that DO other State has been repre-
scented. and orders are scarce. Manufac-
tursrs are still 1t work upon orders which
will be filled this week. The earlier manu-
facturers are making preparations to begin
work upon spripg goods. Buyers refrain
from purchasing IN the expectation that
prices will BE- lower in the spring, bus at the
present high value Of every article con-
sumed in manufacturing shoes, prices are
likely TO remain as firm The next season as
they have the past one Market without
change Raw stock is light and scarce.