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K. ID. ARNOLD. NJ. b.

Testimonials similar to the above may be seen
at DIR. Bernhardf's office, from
JOSEPH II. PLUNkETT. Pastor Of st.
Psui's. Portsmouth, Virginia.
Hon. JAMES l.. ORR, Cos efn0r of South
Carolina.
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH. Governor Of
North Carolina
Hon. A. @, CURTIN. Governor Of Pennayl-
Vania.
Hon. II. A. SWIFT, Ex-Governor OF Min
nes0ta.
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY. eT Governor Of Min.
nesOta.
HON. RICHARD YATES. Governor Of II
lin0is.
!. Hon. II. SEYMOUR. Ex-Governor Of New
York.
hon. K. f. FENT0N, Governor Of New York
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

In Chancery at NashVlIIe.
State of Tennessee-Clerk's Office, Chaneery
Court at Nashville, April the 2. 1867.
Andrew J. Moore, complainant, vs.. P. H. Parks
ct ala, defendants
TTAPPEARTNG FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
/ in this cause that defendant Sarah Boyd is
nonresident of the State of Tennessee it is
therefore ordered that she enter her appearance
herein on or before the third Monday of the next
term of said Court, to be held on the first Mon
day in May next 1867, and plead, answer or de-
muir to compliments BILL or the same will be
taken for confessed as to her and set for hearing
ex parte, and that copy of this order be pub
lisned for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch.
cepy-Attest: Nj. =. HOW ELL,
Clerk and Master.
H. H. Harrison, Sol'r for eOmplt. apr23 vat.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT


OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHISGTOS. March o. 1867. }
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EyI.
w denee presented 10 the undersigned, 4
NATIONAL RANK OF NASHVILLE. IN ths
city OF Nashville. in the. county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
lied under and according 70 the requirements al
the act of Congress entitled An Act to provide
National Currency secured By a pledge Of
United States Bonds and 70 provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Cd, 1864, and has complied with all the pro
visions OF said act. required to be complied With
before commencing the business Of banking
under said aet-the Comptroller OF the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore, I. John J. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currspcy. dc hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashyllie- IA
the city Of Nashville. in the county Of Davidson.
and state Of Tennessee, Is authorized 70 com
menee the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office. this thirtisth ssE q Nara 1907.
Signed JOHN J. KNOX,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL RASK
OF NASHVILLE, Tennessee having been
organized according 70 Law. is nov authorized
70 DO business as bank.
This IL 70 inform the pabiic that the Bank
Will commences business il is new BANKING
House ON COLLEGE STREET, No. 40, on the
hrst day Of May. 1861, ct which tins the IRE
proof vanlt and safes, Of the very best quality
viii be completed and ready Tor use
DIRE CTORs.
DANIEL HILLMAN. BYRD DOUGLAS.
r. II. GARDNER. WI. EVANS.
B. S. kHEA. A. HAMILTON.
o. r. NOEL. SAMUEL WATKINS.
JAMES WHITWORTH
JAMES wHITWOBTH. President.
JOHN PORTERFIETp Cashier.
APPS COZ
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN AS TIL f
L Brewery. in North Nashville, on Jefferson
street, with large lot and stables.
JAMES WENTWORTH, or
+. X. CHEATHAM,
dec97-lf No 81 North Cherry st
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FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDaE,
or WEAKLFY

JoHx Baxter. Of Knox.
Wn. b. CAMPBFLt, Of Wilson.
DoRsfv B. THOMAS, Of Humphrey.
JANEs JOKES. of Greenes
JoHS C. dAUr. Of Davidson.
"A. sTEELE, Of Marshall.
gHks. S. cAMFRnN, Of shelby.
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omes Hours from 9 a. m 10 Pm
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

\. B.-Owing to engagements elsewhere. DR..
bernhard; viii be able 70 remain here but a
short time. mayl I'm
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=, Several years Of public practice aad study in
the hospitals IN Europe. adj usting speetacles 70
patients under every aspect Of defective vision.
as veil as experience ia an extensive, long
established business in his optical stores, both
here and In Europe, DR.. BernhaTdt considers i
snfheient guarantee Of his ability to apply
such glasses as are best calculated for The assist
snce OF recovery Of imperfect sight
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East, West and North.
COM ENGING NAY d. 1861.
Trains will run as follows:

ss- Steamer U. s. Mail leave Louisville
daily at 10 A. N. and 4 P NJ, arriving in
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East
Baggage checked through from Nashville to
ST. Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati. and all the prin-
cipal Eastern cities.
ca The 200 P NJ Train from Nashville
does not run on SUNDAY.
So Franklin accommodation leaves Franklin
709 A. NJ. and Gallatin $50 A. NJ, arriving in
Nashville at ll:50 A. N. Leave Nashville at 800
p ~, arrive at 0aIlatin $50 P. NJ, arrive at
Franklin s:S5 P. NJ.
ALBERT FINK,
General Sunerintendenf l. a N r R.
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Closing Ont Sale of BOOfs and
Shoes.

A CHEY, 0'C0NNELL a CO., will sell on
N " Wednesday morning. MAY sth. 1901. com
mencing at 10 O'clock at No. 80 North College
street, a fine stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, 10
close out consignment. Sale positive.
ACHRY, 0'CONNELL & CO..
nav ct Auctloneers.
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ON THURSDAY, MAY 9
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i isting under the name Of Coleman 4 OK efa
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ID. C.. Coleman IL authorized 70 receive and
receipt for all moneys due said ffm and assumes
the payment Of all Liabilities.
u. G. COLEMAN.
MARTIN O'KEEfE.
May 1. 1857. mays lw
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CRUNK, DODSoN & Co,
WILL SELL THIS, TUESDAY MORNING,
w May Z, a fine assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Drygoods, Clothing. etc.
CRUNK, DODS0N & CO.,
may7 II No So North Market st.
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WOOD q SIMPSON.

Nos. so and 81 Front ST., near Broad.
DOILERS, SHEET IRON BREECHING,
ID Chirnneys and Fire Beds made TO order.
Repairing and everything in our line promptly
attended to.
anr11 Rms
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Extensive Auction Sale of
nRYGRADg

WILL BE CONTINUED THIS MORNING.
w Tuesday. May 18th, commenC Eg At 10 o.
clock, at the Auction Rooms Of ALBERT 4
ELIAS. No. % Public Square. large invoice
of silk Mantillas and Fancy and Solid Silks. just
arrived which will be sold without reserve.
may7 1t
INCUR "a GOOD HORSES AND ONE d
Il MULE, are offered for sale very low BY
R0BT MACKENZIE,
Corner Of Crawford and North Summer SIS.
Iu
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.

Omcs In the Building OF the Bank
OF the Union.
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s New York Grocery Market.
From the World of the 25th.l

CoFFEEmThe market was frsP, but quiet.
Rio, 4g lsc; Java, H@Sc, and Laguara
/ ,FRUIrs-New Ralsins are firm at 81 30 for,
Mn n Sayrfs; la. ha 40. e o. 9narseI uo,
from second hands at s7@S per box. Tara
COMA Almonds, sc; sardines, s2@s3c;
rency; Citron, part 3Sc: LentiIs, 71zc. Cur
rants. i21zc, casa, and new crop Oranges,
.MoLAssEs-The market was quiet, but
steady. Muscovado, 46@56c; Porto Rio.
50@65c. Nothing OF m oment was done to-
day. Il ~E1ttMaIa al E-it rrtAFHJy tUk EpF
RICE-Is dull at 1l91aI2e for. Carolina.
Some samples of the new crop have been
received In this city. TIE quality il pro-
nounced satisfactory, and lit is estimated
that the yield viii amount to. n, 600 casks. !
SuGAKs--The market was steady and
fairly active; lair to good refining, nlxa
for Cuba: ~ boxes 'Ht Havana az lie. Rem.
ed sugars a shade easier. Moiler a Sons
quote cut loaf Fc; crushed powder and
soft yellow, I4914s4c. ~ faHS -, fr'''
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RIVER NEW s.
For other River Items sre seventh Puoe.

| CINCTNNATI, Sept. N.-The river has fal,
len inch, with feet inches In the chan
| mel. weather clear Thermometer 70'. II
| was down TO As last night. e5.fts tss.4ltg :
| LOUISVILLE, Sept. H.--The river is sta
1onary, with "A inches in the Canal
| The only arrival last night was the Mary
Erwin, from Cairo.....-.~The Lewelieu
Chattanooga and Phantom left with good
tripss.---...The Mary Erwin did not sink
She sunk a woodboat, but it sustained
| little damage. She will leave for Cairo at
O'Clock to-day. and will be able TO go
through. without detention. .........H enry
Miller returned from French Island yes
terday,, and from him we learn that the
Star tight had succeeded in crossing the
bar, but her barges and freight were above.
Whether she will be able TO get these over
is a problem to be The Pink
Varble, after IL hou rs labor, got over at
O'Clock yestel day morning 1.-THE, Ber-
mu6a, at o'clock yesterday morning, set
her walking-sticks with the purpose of
walking over, and may be expected here
to-day --......-...The Charleston had ar
rived with one small and two of
the porkers' barges. She had not
yet assayed the perilous lpassa ge ........
The -Minneola will remain at rest where
she is.+..-The Mary Erwin arrived at IO1S
O'Clock last night. She met the Louisa and
r. G. Stray at Case yviIles the Ida r is at
Shotwell's. Tempest and Abeonai below
the bar at Shawneetownl;lef left Fanny Bran
deis on the bar and the Norman above
making -BerthA- at Union Z
Ttowp, Leweliap at " est Franklin, and the J
Chattan ooea and hatitom below Hsnder- i
son. She left the Cob Webb at GoIconda
and met the Linton on the Chain.......The
Cob-Webb will be here His I'm orningy and
will probably leave tEisk e*ening...aa..
Among the passengers of the Mary Erwin
were Col. ". Guthrie, Supervising In
spector, and Billy Williams, Of louisville,
the Oldest pilot on the Western waters,
whe hasj from taking out the |
General Quitman. Col. Guthrie remains
over here till Monday, whenhe leaves for |
Louisville and the5East. % - .Lnce Murrell |
lis in the city, waiting for machinery for |
the Tempest TT NJ y IA
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Na~k - - q. 81
st. Louis Market,

By Telegraph-1 ST. LOUIS, Sept q.
d ToBACCo-Steady and Unchanged.
p oTToN-Nothing doing fttot-
y HEMP-Very dull at 81 IS for undressed /;
s. for extra dressed. -~--r< ~ -
lfirm with moderate business; Xxx, SO COG
40 50; Xxx, $40 25tdl2 90; fancy IL 5Otal3 90.
y WHEAT : Receipts, 1888 sacks; buyers
stood off for lower rates; sellers refused TO
concede, and zbut little was done;-whfte
Fall. s. S4a2 43; red, 81 2S92 43; choice
Spring, 81 So.
CoRN-Receipts, ], 544 sacks; market very
heavy; prices easier; 81 e9dl 171z for mix
ed yellow; 81 1491 Is for white. ~ , =
OATS-Receipts7 ,69l sacks market OPEN
ed dull and lower; sales $3.50 bushels, but
closed heavy at 6l@e3c.
BARLEY-Receipts 81 sacks; market firm
for choice at ST. 50.
RYE-Receipts ,165 sacks; market heavy,
and declined to 81 15(al 21z. atE =
PRovIsIoNs-Dull and nominally lower,
and little doing; mess Pork ga 70; Bacon,
C. ear siders 1870, shoulders l49l41zc, sugar
cured hams 25c.
LARD-Small sales choice in tierces at
1414c, kegs 141zc; round lots tierces were
offered at lac. .7aheu Naa-a -
WRIsKY-No sales.
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III = z = = u y =
-ToCoUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of nsercamtle work. sfz,s Bin
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can ber sent through any of the
Evansville merchants
.rHESNExf sPREsIDESoY n A CONNER
CIAL VIEw-The London Times, in an
exposition OF the present aspect of the
conflict between the President and Con-
gresss COMES 40 the conclusbon thatzzss the
success OF the Republican party In the APP
preaching Presidentfaf election is . sure
thing, :" the final choice of candidates will
beaJnatterJ or scarcely less In crest here
Tin England) than on the other side of the
Atlantic;" and that "the sooner the coun-
try is completely settled the better it will
be for the rest of the world, If only for
commercial considerations"
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Cincinnati Market,

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Sept q.
FLoUR-Unchanged in fair demand; ex-
ira, 50 75gl0 IS; family sl0 75911 ..
WHEAT = Quiet and unchanged No.
red. 81 34Cd2 IS; No. 2, 81 80.
CORSrrDull at 81. IS trNxyteCNf1
oATsADull and dropping; no buyers at
better than Coo for No. L. CsTS grIw'Vra
kYE-Steady at 81 80. - . 81 p = =
CoTToN-Duli and prices lower and nom
inal; middling can be bought at IS9l9c-
WHIsKY-Irregnlar and nonninaI at 34c
in bond
PRovIsIoNs-No unchanged. r
IzARD-Held more firmly at IS1xc. l1iOA
BUTTER-Firm at 34d 35c.
CHEESE-15@l515c. 80 RSSa4F ~GtfTf
FLAX SEEi-S2 20.
IINsEED OIL-$l 90
PorAroEs-Firm and in demand at 50 Is
GoI 81 Gsse e4ssx, buy ing 10E d .0G
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.2A0Oehieago Marker! AA9HIl

q AAtNbHNoSV NAoEhb kss u = y . Il
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. q.
/ FLOUR Opened duh ard closed hfner
sales of Spring extra at SS9S 621z.
WHEAT-Less active, and 172(d2c lower
4 l 81; closing at 81 81 for No. l; Isl 81 for NO
CoRN-Opened duh and 1z@s4c lower, but
sssssg s VS. vs. IN s 1S1s
n OATS-l1z@lLc lower; closing at 5ls<@52c.
I RYE-Dull and lie lower; 81 1871 for No. l..
bARLEy1Less active. and l@2c lower;
4 PRovIsIoNs-Dull and unchanged.
{. BEEF CATTLEnDull; 81 I21z94 80 for fair
to good steers. 3As 4 tsf17 INV -
= HoGs--Active for lost grades; Sc 50@7 90
for good to extra choice. =.
4 RECEIPTS = Ii 600 barrels -four, l67 500
bushels wheat. I29. 600 bushels corn,- Ia, 600
bushels oats, 400 head hogs.
SHIPMENTS 5000 barrels flour, l50O0
bushels wheat, 155, 900 bushels corn, l04 500
bushels oats. fs- ~ =
. FREIGHTs--Active and firm; 61Sa7c. for
wheat, &c. for corn, and SC. for oats, to
BC ffalo. -
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.rHEsNExr @PREapsScY n HcoNxrR.
.aItNew fork Market.H 1Tsi
yTeIegraph.ll

by Teiegraph NEW YORK, Sept.T.
fo G9 midsiia lGws1 sales m bales at &c
FLoUR-Receipts go barrels; without
declded change and rather more doing
STATE and iaS ess sss ~ fSs SUI
Western: 50 7OGIa SO for rsund. hoop Ohio !:
$40 009l6 90 for st. Loui,; Californis quiet ;
sales $40 barrels Rye Flour at So 309S ..
ern m az sse Desded sale go haFTsls West
better. and quiet; hight supply oferfne
sales a 200 bushels at 81 55@2 81 for amber
stR,e y e. 1 xase 6 snshsia western
! B 4 LEY le2c low er; sales $500
o1Msneis No; Z Chicago at 47c.
CORN Receipts 1850; opened 2a3c lower,
e si se ssss e9sFs p ta1
nnsound; 81 309l 81 for No. /.
OATs-1c better: sales 5000 bushels; 76c
Tor the first half, and nc for the last half OF
'i RGSsto a,et.ElU ,eIGWsce5HI
CoFFEE--DulI
SUGAR-Active and firm; sales LOCO bar
rels; Cuba ll49l2s+c.
MoLASsEs-DuiI.
HoPS-Unchanged. - ~
PETRoLEUM-DulI and lower; l41zGl5c
for crude; 3212933c for refined bonded,
ptSo , steady. and closed heavy:
prime.
BEEF-steady and uncban sed; sales 500
barrels.
BEEF HAMs-NominaI.
CUT MEATs-Sfeady :; sales $40 packages:
l4gl3c for for shoulders; l6@lSc for hams.
BAcoS-Quiet; 25 boxes of Stratfort cut
a: 1870.
LAkp-- Firmer: sales 1850 barrels, at 1ss<
@l42sc, the latter extreme.
BUTrER-Steady; l5aZ7c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Slufet and unchanged.
LArEsT-5 M.
FLoUR--Closed firm and moderately ac-
tive Tor low grades, and quiet and steady
Tor high grades.
WHEAr-Quiet and firm, with very
light supply. .-+- $500
RYE--Steady at 81 4s@l As for Western. 20
OATs-Quiet at 75@76c for Chicago and
Ohio.
CoRN-Firmer and fairly active at 81 3oa
1 III for good to prime mixed Western.
PORK Dull So for mess s28 So for cash:
closing nonlinaf at s23 90 for regular
BEEF-Fayors buyers and In moderate
Cur MEATs-Nominal.
BACoN-Qufet and steady.
LARD - Firm at I43kGl41zc for fair to
prime t-steams I414@ I8sscE for kettle rem
dered.
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The trazefing and Gbusinessscorres-
pendent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
whO,D n appsats,, was recently Id our
city, in letter dated at Terre Haute
thus speaks of Evansville:
After a ride Of hundred and
niue miles on an accommodation train
of the Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad, Il was surprised to End SO
much Of a city, and so many evil
dences Of thrift and prosperity In
deed, Evansville only needs "a few
more railroads, the completion of her
street railway, and couple of new
hotels, to- make her aifrst= class city.
She already claims a population of
thirty thousand, has two daily papers,
one of which, the JOURNAL, is not
surpassed ,by, any in the, State, outside
ofaIndianapolisl ] Evansville il, do
doubt, entitled to rank second among
the cities of the State. Yet, because
she has only one railroad. land that
one in the control of Terre Haute
capital rthere are "a half dezen cities
in the State better known than she.
AS commercial city she is. first in
the State, Iand always viii Be, if her
business men keep their eyes alf
Open. NHT 10 xxfiE
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By Telegraph ,, LoUIsvILLE, Sept. q.
ToBAcCo-Sales 20 hogsheads at 50 759
Sle "a fer light Tugs to medium leaf.
sELogE-ssnP sn5 q u.s. No. z ST 10. s4S
HCoRN-sheiIeds 81 Is ear in bulk 81 TO- ~
10ATsrin bulk 6sgsoe- .nseg 32seos9f
iBAcoN = Shoulders i4zc. clear Ribbed
sides d81zc. packed. ~ 3-g6A s5Fits
LARD-l31<c for tierce.- ~ ,,...,t s.s-asf
WHIsKYzIn bond 3sa35c. tsl"
CoTToS-2o@2o1fc.d ii~ pslsa1nGHIe lGh
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& The Corn Crops IN Indiana.

the 1HuIdndp OlIs x7eTftfu ,stys. . ;
Although the cora crop has been serf-
ously injured by the drouth, II is evident
that much more has been raised than the
croakers would have us believe. In fields
which have been conscientiously titled the
yield ~ fair. Frequently where the STOCK
Is small and low, 1t is found that the ear
is well matured. The prairie lands OF
Illinois have suffered more than Indiana
fields, and we will have the sat sfaction of
gathering more corn than the great corn
State OF the West. No danger OF a corn
famine need be apprehended in Indiana
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Sept. q.
CorToNtsActise, bnf eroopirlg; Kidding
Zoe; receipts to-day 1876 bales; exports to-
day ia bales; weeks receipts ASP ba1et
weeks exports 1903 bales; stock .09S bales.
CoRN--Searce, At 81 1St9I 20. q .ga,eroF y
HX1A1afn1 and scared, al s25 AOo@2s eeoh
, OATS-Dull, at zoe.
PoRK-Steady at SO 0aa27,2a 1NNuN-
RAcoN-Shoulders B14@l6c; clear Sides
Tl922920c.
LARD-Unehaageq. NYtXa
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BY Telesraph.l IS NEW YORK, Sept. "a. 81
t DRY GooDs - Market without Z much
change demand moderate, with some
ed sheeting and shifting, but IN other de-
scriptions prices are wen sustained- Prints
in light stocK and selling freely at lS916c
at kz9l71zc for bes, brands, and l6c for SEE
Onds and three yard goods no. y. .-al.....
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A Foreign paper gives the mercantile
tonnage OF various patlons. Great Britain
5,000,0OO. and North Germany is third, with
$4,000. France. Italy, Netherlands,
Spain, Austria, sweden, Norway, and
but 10000 tons of shipping. fIJIs IlFT
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Removal.

- Il. GILBERT n CO. HAVE RE-
De moved TO their new four-story store,
No. 81 North First Street, where they will
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with a call. A full assortment OF Groceries,
etc, always on hand, and for sale at the
sducen,es,ts 70 all those batstrss for CASH.
navy div fflassrts- taA
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$500 Reward % 80 81.
" rest and delivery of VIM. W. MAX
WELL at the jail of Ohio County, Ken
lucky, If arrested out of Kentucky, or $500
if arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
murdered John A. Smith on the 18th day
of September last. He is about IS years of
age; black hair, and a little gray: blue
eyes; about feet inches high: free
spoken generally; profane; very lame
the left leg very crooked and stiff; wears
a cane; strong voice for one of his size.
se26 r. es st.f ass j. STUART.
CHARLES STARK, LOUIS MENzER
STARK 4 M ENZER. Dealers in
- SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
No. o South Second Street, $50
--. Bet. Main and Locust,
lsE Evansville, Ind.
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
NE. Liberal prices paid for Second-
hand Clothing. lauO d3m
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ROCKPORTy COAL.

"YE ARE NOW PREPARED T@
J" deliver, at shortest notice, No. z
city.
Once and Yard, corner Division and
Water Streets. SPEER q CO
2 Full measure guaranteed. [au23 DIR
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ID MARRIED.

HOG MARRIBR. Ola
HOPKINS HORNBROQK, On. the
26th inst, at the RESIDENCE 81 the ,brfds's
father, by the Rev. c. b. Nfartfn, JoHS So
HOPKINS, IL, to MARY ELIZABETH HORN
BKOoks daughter of Philip Hornbrook. all
This city. - AAAilE
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We are authorized to announce the
name o. ALEXANDER DARLING as a
candidate for reelection to the ofi1ce Of
Sheriff of VandeIburgh County, subject 70
the decision of the Union Invention, Ii
one is held.
l Mr., EdItor-Please announce the name
of THOMAS BOWER. sep, of scott Town
ship, as a candidate for the office of Com
missioner of vanderourgh County at the
ensuing October election.
{ AS MT. Bower would not desire to run
watheut the lgenerals endorssment,e 81 II
Convention 10 be held September 7th.
A THOUSAND VOTERS.
{ JACOB H. MILLER, Tobacconfst, of Ev-
ansyilIe, is a candidate for the Sheriffalty
cision OF scouvention and his friends
A THOUSAND AND MORE VOTERS.
Editors Journal-Please announce me as
PsosecasiI Attorney prsthe 18th udlcia1
- ~ W. P. HARGRAvE.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Morris
johnson as q candida for Judge of the
com posed Of the counties OF Posey, Gibson,
vanderburgh, and Warrfck, at the next
October election.
! n l.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
H. Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas
inffie First Distract, com posed ofthe conn !
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson, and
Warrick. jyS diff
Editors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES me to the
people of the District as candidate for
the ONCE Of Prosecuting Attorney;
w. HARROW.
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July 4, 1867. jys