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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-19
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
CTo expire on the 3isi day of January, 1871
OFFICE or THE AUDIroR or STATE, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
CoIfruBI-s. ONO. June l. lS66.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, June /, 1866.
Whereas. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. located at New York, in the
State OF New York. has filed in this oflice q
sworn statement of its condition, aS required by
the act TO regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the state of Ohio passed April
s. 1856, and amended February 1854, and the act
ITO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies, -
passed April ;. 1864; and. Whereas. said Company
has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dence that il j. possessed Of an actual Capital OF
at least one hundred and fifiy thousand dollars
invested a. required by said acts; and. Whereas
said Company has filed in this Office a written in
strument under its corporate seal signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company in this State TO
acknowledge service of process. for and in behalf
of said Company according to the terms Of said
act of April s. 1856.
Now. Therefore, in pursuance Of the acts afOre-
said, |, James ii. Goldman, Auditor of state for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York j. authorized
to transact the business of Life insurance in
this state until the thirty-1rSt day of January
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
siNty-seven.
In Witness Whereof. have hereunto
lSeal- subscribed my name and caused the
seal of my Office to he affixed the day
and year aDve written.
BIAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of state
GEO. W. JACKSON, Agent, Gallipolis, Ohio.
July 5, 1S66.-Sw.
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Cow SIrayed.

THE subscriber has taken up strayed
mich COW. coior speckled roam, about years
old, no flesh marks on her. The owner can
get her on application to me, near Gallipolis,
and paying charges.
Julv 10. ls66.-3w
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A widower with seven children re-
Gently married in western New York
8 widow with FIVE. Each had con-
cealed from the other the fact OF the
offsprings, and the discovery made
q pleasant episode.
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COAL!
8 Cents per BusIlel.

yITILLIAM E. CULP, agent for Carlton
w Coal Company. Dealer in Coal and
Coal Slack, foot of State Street, Gsllipolis,
Ohio, wishes to inform TIE people of Gsllipolis,
and vicinity, that he will keep constantly on
hand, good supply Of the best Pomeroy
Coal ever brought 10 this market. which will
be delivered within the City limits to eusto-
rners at the above price.
We deem it necessary 10 inform the people
OF Gallipolis, that We Keep but one quality Of
Coal and that is the best. Our price is low in
regard to the quality.
Coal landing Immediately above the Wharf
boats. Coal sold by weight, according to
City Ordinance, Coal Office at the Wharf.
WILLIAM E. CULP.
May "a, 1866 If
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OrFIcE on TnE AupIroE oF SrArE. 4

UOLlMBCs, o, june I, Icbb. J
II is hereby certified. that the foregoing is =
correct copy of the Statement of Condition of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,
made 10 and fled in this Office for the year 1850
seal Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS II. GOODMAN.
Auditor of state
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STATE OF New YoRK

CRY AND CouSTY or NFw YoRK
Richard A. McCuriy. Vice President, and The
OdOre W. Morris, Secretary Of the Mutual Lille
Insurance Company, being seyerally sworn. de
pose and say that the foregoing Is full, True and
correct statement OF the affairs OF the said Com
pany. and that they are the above described OIL
GERS thereof
RICHARD \ McCrRDY, Vice Pres't.
THEO, W. NORRIS. Secretary.
SubScribel and sworn before me- this 25th day
of Nav. 1874 MOSES T. MACLAI.
fSeaLl Ohio Commissioner
Five Cent Stampl In New York.
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Buck.Wheat.

~ BJls Buck-whest seed justreeelved, and
~ for sale by CA HFNK1se.,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-19

Sweepstakes with en.ry fee of one dollar.
Best stallion over two years oldl5
Committee, Samuel Cole, Gallipolis town
ship; Lewis Lindsey, Meigs county, Ohio;
Washington Poor, jackson County, Ohio;
Mathew Lasley, Cheshire township; James
NJ. Mills, Green township.
Claa. II Na,tIa NJ
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To Housekeeners.
Butter. Butter..

ISAIAH NJ. VESTS Patent Atmospheric churn
J. VIII extract in 8 to G minutes al the butter
contained IN common sweet milk, and in 10 min
utes from milk fresh from the COW.
Everybody should have one. Price, $500, fer
sale by G. "A HENkISG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-19

Committee, A. Cole. GallIpolis township;
George Hogg. Mason County. West Va;
Thomas S. Campbell, Rseeoou tovnship;
John ". Cherington, Addison township;
John Palmer, Gallipolis township.
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Glass b. Cattle. No. /.

Sweepstakes with an entrance feeof one dsllar.
Best bull of any age over one Ut $40 so
Committee, Peter Knopp, Cheshire town
ship; John W. Steinbergen Mason county
West Va; George Eagle, Rsccoon township;
Isaae Carter, Perry township; Benisrnin Hkv,
Vinton county, Ohio.
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Class G. Sheer of an grades.

Committee, A. B. Bristol, Springfield town.
ship; James Campbell, Springfield township;
James Mccall, Harrison township; James Tip.
ton, Walnut township; Anderson Neal, Green
township.
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Glass Il. Fruit.

Glass Il. Fruit.
Best 10 variety of apples each 81 90 so
doc Go Of winter 5 each 00 so
The greatest variety Of pears loo sol
Best 6 do peaches ] 90 so
do y bushel do 20
do peck ounces SO
do !. bushel apples one variety so
do = dozen varieties Of grapes 90 SO
do pound grapes SO
Largest and best collection offruit 2 90
Committee, james b. Guthrie, Ohio town.
ship; Henry J. Shepard, Gallipolis township;
Reuben Graham, Green township; @. G. Wei
bert, Gallipolis township; Walter ThosnIy,
Clay township.
Glass 1. Farming implements.
Best pillow $500
do ? horse wagon 800
do buggy 400
do cultiyator 100
do horse-power rake sol
do express wagon l,00
do washing machine 50
do field roller 100
Committee, James Meikle, and R. ?. 9ra-
ham, Gallipolis township; William Boiee,
Cheshire township; Truman Guthris, Clay
township; Jehu Mcdaniel 81 ~
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Eleventh Annual Fair.
OF THE
Gallia Co. Agricultural Society,
To be held on the Grounds OF the q,
FAIR GROUND COMPANY AT
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Oct. 10th, llth & 10Th,
1866.

Committee, Alpheus Bing, Addison town
ship; Charles Beale, Mason County. West Va;
Alexander Kicker. Lawrence County, Ohios
DIR. Newton, Gallipolis township; James W.
Womeldorff, Springfield township.
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Glass L. Fancy Articles.

Committee, Robert Black. GallipOlis; @. L.
Guthrie. Cheshire; F. L. Leelsreq. Gallipolis;
Mrs. William Eagle, RaceOon; Mrs. ]. J. Pool,
Clay; Mrs. A. P. Rodgers, GalliPolis.
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Class B. No. 9.
al N

Committee, John Eakin, Cheshire town.
ship; William Eagle, Raeeoon township;
William Hanson, Perry township; E. F. Mills,
Green township; Drake. Walnut township.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, May 3-P. M.-The river has
fallen inches. The weather is clear;
thermometer go.
PITTsBURG, May 7.-River rising. water
8 feet inch. Weather cloudy and cool;
thermometer 80.
The arrivals and departures after our re-
port on the 7th page was closed yesterday,
were the Alice Dean, Memphis to Cairo;
Sherman from Cincinnati to St. Louis !;
Superior, from Cairo to Newburg; Myrtle,
to Rumsey. and louisville, Cincinnati to-
New Orleans..The Alice Dean had O
slim trip, and was making excellent time
........The Sherman was loaded to her capa-
city. She discharged a large lot of freight
here....-.,..T The Superior came in at Il to six
last evening, flying light and running for
glory, having made the rouud trip to Cairo
and return, in forty-nine hours. Shewent
to Newburg last night to get some hay,
and viii leave promptly at s O'Clock to-day
for Cairo. We are indebted to her attel1-
tive Clerks for late papers. .s.....The VIM.
White had fair trip out last evening ...-..
The Myrtle went up to Rumsey last night
and will be back to-day, SO as to get back
on her regular day for leaving here, which
is Saturday...-.The James Gray goes to
Green River to-day..... Capt. Gus Lemeke,
of the Evansville ard Cairo Packet Com
pany, left for Washington City yesterday
morning on private bnsiness...-.... The
Louisiana arrived at dark last night, with
about half load. She got large quanti-
ty of freight here. The ]. p, Webb is
loading, and will leave for Nashville this
evening" and should be we'll patronized.
Among her passengers will be our distin-
guished young friend, DIR. Josh Cobb, of
.Eddyville, whom we were delighted to
meet in this city yesterday, looking ex-
ceedingly fine and much improved in aver
dupois weight. The Doctor is excellent
company .....-. We had the pleasure of
meeting last night with Midshipman
Schenck, son of Gen. Schenek. Master
Schenck graduated at Annapolis, last July,
and willsgo out on the u. $. Steam Frigate
Chattanooga, which sails ON O cruise
around the world on the 18th. He served
for term on No.33, Mississippi. Squadron.
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MARRIED..

NORCROSS-C the I'd inst,
at the residence of the brides father, in
Evansville, Indiana, by Rev. A. Turner,
Mr.. DANIEL II. NoRCRosS TO Miss MATTE
M. COLLINS.
With the above we received handsome
cake, surhaounted by IA dove emblem Of
peace; and may the peace that passeth
understanding attend the pathway of the
happy bridegroom and his fair bridesti
PERRY-BOWLES---A the RESIDENCE OF
the BRIDE father. on the evening of the LIST
inst, by the, Rev. E. MeJohnston, Mr., JAS:
A. PERRY to Miss. Lizzie BowLEs, all OF
Scott Township. ia3d 4ns as1 81 starff
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NwARINE mOsPITAI. FOR SALE.

WH - Ss'fT9 suRvEYoR's OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND, May 3, 1866
r win receive sealed proposals until the
9Th siay of June next for the purchase of
the Marine Hospital near this city.
The grounds contain about three acres.
The building tnow well adapted LOT nosPl-
fal uSesl. with Il little alteration, mlghf pc
converted into a factory. J.n
Terms of sale, cash or, by. paying interest,
the purchaser may have time, as 1olloWs;
a,saltfl,ird casl1. IOne-third in one year. and
one-third in two years, by giving notes
with personal security. nyq
Bids will be received for lease or the
property for one or Two years IRON VII
of June next e.IafBA "A. j.. ROBINSON -
niayi dtilljaine6i isfSuryeyofof Customs
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Proprietors Crescent City spring
PICNIC PARTIES. SOCIETIES, and
aDn A NyTI< TITO No

DETERMINATIONS
will be accommodated with the South
Park of the Crescent City Springs, upon
application, for picnics and pleasure. Re-
freshment stands in that park will not be
used if the parties engaging it so desire.
A large stand for music or singing is erect
ed, and Several swings put up, for the use
of the park. 1t is not connected with the
other park, and can be as much retired as
if in the woods (
The Dancing Hall can also be had, if de-
sired. No charge for use of park.
apr20 Wv DAMRON & CO., Proprietors.
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Household FURNITURE AT AUC-
IgoNzHram Nelson will sell at auc-
ton, tomorrow morning, at 8 o clock,
at his Auction Room, No. s. Main
Street, lot of good Household Fur
niture, among which is one large ex-
tension table, large Stewards cook
stove, and other good furniture
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PADucAH, KY. Sept. 2, 1854,

PADUcAH, KY. Sept. 2, 1854,
: Having lived neighbors to DR.. r. A.
ten 1 or Twelve wears. we take pleasure in
saying. that, as a physician, he stood high,
and enjoyed a. large practice whilst, as a
or. in the sfrictest sense of those terms, no
man maintained a more enviable reputa-
ton. In a word, he lived among us with
out reproach, and LEFT us With unsull1ed
character. H. 81 LINN BOYD.
ALFRED BOYD. &
Inquire of your Druggist. W g9i 80
For sale by all Druggists.
CLOUD g. AKIN,
apr1s General Agents. No. Main st.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EVANSVILLE BALL CLUB.-A meet
ing of this Club will be held at the
Court House this evening, at eight
o'clock, to perfect it's organization,
elect officers for the ensuing year, and
revise the rules and regulations. 1t
is particularly desired that all mem
bers of the Club viii be present.
II. M. THAYER, Secretary.
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iElELTGToUs' NOTICE
Liberal christian Worship.

I1UD1 Oh O1II 40 U1lI14 w OAAAA4Ps
Rev. J. G. FoRMAN, Unitarian, will lee
ture in Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First streets, on Sunday next, May 9th.
Subject inthe morning, Z christian Perfec-
ton" in the evening, exposition of the
text, :" He that hath seen me hath seen the
Father" Services at the usual hours. The
public are cordially invited. Seats free.
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ON VIRa1NfA.-Ernst Mingst has
just received a large lot of splendid
Virginia Chewing Tobacco, of the
best kind. He has also large stock
of the celebrated Billy Bowlegs
Smoking Tobacco, which is unsur-
passed BY any. Call and see him, We
lovers of the weed, may42t.
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ST.. PAUL's CHURcH This church
will be ready for service on Sunday
next. Services at the usual times !;
1O1 A. NJ, q P. NJ, and Sunday School
at 9 o'clock. The building has been
sgreatly improved, and will be exceed
ed BY no other in town for neatness
and comfort.
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C az it,.ssaenil n to be one of th

n@gs As itaseenls to be one OF the
= ,receSsities which we all experience IN
SSSemon. that of clothing ourselves, It
Nv giecfllIes every man to dress we'll and
at the least expense. no do th's;, IS to
,ssa 90 to CaYlin'sl He answers sV az al ue-
-se hands His establishment IS funquees e.
-sa tionablythe headquarters nor d1' n ~
q d01a, Hldttert(l and A2tc s2s.alffess LIZ
See Modification giving "a tisIsclleh, ars
7oT unsurpassed in the city. "a g T u lIs'
ms = I Street above Main mays 70
sff-fsfaf. 3 q - z
S. p ALL auuL cHURcH. $ Persons de-
- s.rines 10 take pewsaofs sittings an this
Church. or to change their present
ones. win please apply to the under
eiened. at Messrs. Bement & Viele' S
aur3 st CHARLES Kinks.
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Read Readl Readi Read the fol-
lowing Certificates

safgGld HENDERSON, KY, Feb. %, 1856.
DIR. r, A. Armistead, of Evansville, Ind,
resided for many years in this city. We
know, him intimately. He is regular
Physician, and during his residence here
he enjoyed an extensive practice, and was
regarded as a skillful practitioner of medi-
cine. He is gentleman of strict integrity
and elevatedhnoral worth. ...-,
h, ~ E4T o ARCH'D DIXON.
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! la Ladies will find for their boys,
the prettiest and latest styles of Boys
and Youths Clothing, in separate gar
ments or suits, at j. r. Lotspeich's,
No. 5, First Street.
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THE LAST DAY.-Willard & Porter
will continue their sale of those large
and elegant Potatoes, at the depot,
much cheaper than they can be had
from store or elsewhere. Now is the
time to lay in a supply.
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@ Gentlemen viii find the fullest
and finest stock Of Ready Made
Clothing, Spring Cloths, and Furnish
ing Goods, at No. 5, First Street, at
prices below any house in the city.
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sssi ~ FoR RENT-A room, on. second
bas Haor suitable for Office or, Sleeping
b.os Room Possession given immediately.
ENQUIRE Of c., L. REEFS, Y Main st.
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B Hiram Nelson sells at auction,
tomorrow morning as 8 o'clock, at
his Auction Room, No. IS, opposite
the Washington House, new One
G horse Cart. Y u MW -
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CREssE MERETs-in all colors and
of a superior quality just received at
Head & MONEYS, Also, Grenadines,
silks. &c. &c. ap27 It
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If you would dress in that exquisite style,
Which wins the ladies' most approving
smile;
If you'd defend your noble manly form,
With splendid clothes, against the sun or
storm, sM M 1fD@
Seek the Great Wardrobe, Main Street, 81,
Hawley IL Smiths Stupendous Clothing
Store. May 1dtf.
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a. ~ s. 4i EouND.--A large brass key, En-
aEindd;re at thisoofiee. 1i9 s. So za n
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For RENT-A Three-story Brick
House, suitable for store, on Second
street, next to the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store. For particulars inquire
of DIR. 3. j Ehrman, or son. NIB 1t
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY

WANTED-To rent from one to
three rooms, by man and his wife.
No children. Inquire at the JOUR
NAL Othce. frsaaa iea5aeeav9
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CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS

gage the Crescent City Springs DANG
ING HALL, with or without music, for
special use, at all times when not pre-
viously engaged. SUPPERS will be fur
nished if required.
The public may rest assured that no in
trusions or disorderly persons will be al
lowed to disturb the Hall.
DAMRON & CO.,
Proprietors Crescent City Springs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for License.

AppHcaLl0n LOT LIC6LSe.
AYOTICE rs HER ELY GIVEN.
IN that will apply to the County Com
missioners, at their June term, for a license
to sell liquor in quantities less than quart.
corner Of Block Is, Lamasco, Pigeon Town
ship, Vanderburgh Comfy, Ind.
mav4 w3t W. ALEXANDER.
YTsHE COPARTNERSEEIP HERET0S
ffohp 1o Daxis' under the name and style of
Street x Davis. was dissolved on the Sd
inst. John Davis having sold his entire in
terest in the business to Mr.. 9. Raa6. me
old firms stand-shop and yard, No. l31
Main street; office, No. l41 Main street-by
Street & Raab. All claims due the old firm
will he paid TO street & Raab, who also as
suII.e the liabilities OF the old firm. .
j. NJ. STREET.
~ bus .1aaG bai1Q .snrJ0HN DAVIS.
mav4 DIV c. RAAB.
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WANTED.
LOST.
FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE THE EVANS
lin Vile Paper Mills. 1t lies on the ONO
River, in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
one-half mile from the Bodiem Coal Mines.
II is a Wrapping Paper mill. 1t contains
two steam Engines, two Rays engines, and
q Foudrinier Paper machine. Makes paper
A inches wide. The mill has good Gus
tom. Terms easy. sa fef5
FERDINAND FUNKE, PROPRIETOR
may1 dim ea.ff
" Wishing to make a change
- now offer my residence, a good
Brick House, containing eight rooms, por-
tico, hail. cellar, cistern, wood-house, sta
BILE, &C., all well arranged and in good
style, and five acres of land, well set with
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of Sullivantown, adjoining Jacobs
vile, within two squares of the corpora
ton line : also, two lots, with a frame
house, CONTAINING six rooms, cellar, els
tern, and. stable; also, one lot, with a
house, containing three rooms, and plenty
of good bearing fruit trees, situated In Ja-
cobsvilIe. ss-Fgs -ftr.ss s,s,r
The above will be sold cheap.
apr26 Ina hfigs hesn JOHN ~ ILL., Z
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glassware, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles, Pure Wines and Liquors.
Jan 11-6m A4ANx
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Notice.
GOOD HOSIERY

marls sra At HEAD & MONEYS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

New Metropolitan.
First Street, between Vine and Sycamore.
MARTIN GOLDEN, Manager.
r. c. GRIERSoN, Acting and Stage Manager
Benefit, and last appearance but one, of
Mr.. B. M A "A u LIE Y.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 4th,
will be presented
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Lord Dundreary. ............M Mr. B. MACAULEY.
Florence Trenchard...." BELLA GOLDEN.
To conclude with shakspeare's Comedy of
Tanning Of the ShretO.
Doors open at z; the curtain will rise
promptly at o'clock.
The Box Office will be open daily from
10A.M to o'clock PM, when seats may be
secured WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-23
FORNEY AND MACK -


MACK Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, having written
briefly of the FoRNEY family, and their pa
triotic devotion TO the spoils of Office the
Groaiclc comes back with general and spe-
ciGc denials. "MACK" rejoins serjatim and
at length with much tact and skill, ofwhich
this is specimen
He says he never asked any favors Of the
President for himself This calls TO mind a
little circumstance Of a year ago and better.
Just after the second Inauguration Of Presi-
dent LINCOLN, | was waited on bv a person
in the employ of Mr.. FoRNEY, who asked
me to write few articles for the Commercial
in favor of FoRNEY for Secretary of the
Navy | was told that n similar request
was being made of other newspaper men, and
that, in fact, the whole press was TO be unani-
nous in the demand that the distinguished
author Of the JAMISoN-FoRREsT scarlet let
ter be made the successor of Mr.. WELLEs.
l inquired whether FoRNEy really wanted
the position, and wonld accept il If rendered
10 HMM other words, If a duck would
swim If provoked TO il by good-pond2 "0f
course he will, was the reply. ''1e told
me TO go around among the newspaper men
and get the thing started / helped to get
the thing started, but not in lhe exact way
FoRNEY wanted it-quite the reverse. in fact,
having about the same opinion Of the great
American Toady then, that entertain at
the present time
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). N. HAwINs.