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1t Costs Nothing to Examine
TURNER'S

Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes,
And an a majority Of cases you would
be so much pleased UiM the quality
and style of has goods, and the price at
which he IS selling them, that you
would be certain to SAGE yourself the
trouble Of looking elsewhere, and order
a few pairs wrapped up before you left.
BaF To my large circle of business
friends, and the ladies in particular, |
would say that my stock of good shoe
work of all kinds is very full and
fresh, embracing some new and very
fine glove kid and serge goods for
mems wear, boys shoes of all kinds,
and particularly ladies' serge CATERS
and slippers, easy house and fine
dress slippers, childrens' CATERS, Po-
lish Balmorals. ankle ties, and slip
pers of all kinds.
From this time until after the
Fourth of July, 1 will sell the above
and all other goods at prices more ia
vorable to the buyer than could be
obtained before since 1861.
T. w. TURNER,
. South First Street. 2
june8
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and prices and qualities always
guaranteed as represented. This
store is as light as any car be, so
that all can see what they buy.
APPS
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Foundry

manufacturers and Builders of
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AID more of the most popular
makes of Domestic Dry Goods, at
the lowest and Zone uniform
price," and the most complete
stock of Millinery that can be
found anywhere, cit er ready
made or made to order at short
notice by the most skillful MILL
ners, and satisf ction guaranteed.
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and
pressed All of which will be sold
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S NAM
moth and popular store, at whole
sale or retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season OF
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1We nave 5faetfasfaity of the best Ma
sAsssay and Workmen, and will give all
ResaSk satTusted to as our individual atten-
sssszz, IN orders promptly, warrant our
9&azL zszd charge reasonable prices.
&c ~ and Foundry, corner OF First and
ZAstc559ets, Evansville, Ind.
KS. E-WOrkmen sent to all parts to fit
So sxgx and do repairing.
sA<SRsa SCHULTZE. Truman & co
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differen- varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock OF Dress Goods, that
cam t be excelled in the West,
comprising every popular style,
from 81 so Calico Dress to silk Pat
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety of Shawls, Silk and Lace
MantilIas, and "Druecksel-tueg."
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LITERATURE, MUSIC, AND THE FINE ARTS.

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COMMERCE. AND AGRICULTURE.

Home and foreign markets shall be fully and correctly
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So far American party politics concerned THE IRISH
REPUBLIC will be careful to preserve such independence
truth and justice necessate But in the front of liberal and
advanced ideas will be found advocating right
all men to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Evening star., 1867-06-04
no WHOM ASSESSED

tt5S6 aaa - !1Os Brien, James
t+-~- First insssttment wasra
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lour feet front Of said
lot by the depththereof
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west corner Of said lot,
running thence on 9
line with North Caro-
lima aven ne one hun.
dred and dfty.eigh1
feet one inch, thence
north westwardly with
the dividing li1e be.
tween lots seven and
eight eighty seven feet
two inches. thence
west one hundred feet,
thence south forty. dve
feet. thence east nine
ty feet, thence sout b
twenty feet, thence
west ninety feet, thence
soath eighty I've ieet
four inches to the be.
ginning.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

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ensf corner a said lot
runn,ng themes tsseaty-
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First instaliment wa.erI
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Being the east thirty
seven feet three inches
front OF eaid lot By the
depth thereof.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

God half incnee, snenceI
aouth NhiTty.nine feet,|
thence east VITA the
! lsno OF I street north
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
THE STATE LEGIsLATuRE.
NJ TalIGKAPH TO TsS TNBuSk
SENATE.

TAIAeSAPH TuBUSk
sENATE......AIBANY.M March 9, 1861.
BILLS REIORIED FAVORABLY.
by MT. LOW Rep, SuillNanl-A majority reDOTt 10
Increase the fare the Central Railroad To two aud
half cents pei mile.
Providing for the construction Of canal bridge over
the GeDesee Canal In Rochester.
INTRODTCED.
+ BY Mr.. GIBSON Uep. WashngtOnl-To increase the
salaries OF the Assessors OF Troy
ny MI. HUMPHREY (Kep., WyOmingl--FOr the estal,-
bshiDent 81 a Normal Training School IN Gencsre.
. ny Mr.. sCIHEKLAND Delu., WestchesteIJ-FOr free
ny ME LINT lkep n fl-rO incorporate Che New
YORK city and Long Island Bridge COMPANY
Also, 10 provide for the protection oi kc,ers ~ inns
kotels, boarding houses, aud lodging houses
BILLS ADVANCED TO THE TJIiRD EEADiS0
Amending the act O faciltaste construct ION of the
boutbern Central Railroad. ~ - mo
For the relief Of the Cooperative Iron Founders A,so
nation of Troy '" @''''
Amending The charter Of the society for the proteti
u.sutnte Roman Catholic children In New-York TLjs
sy,a W. anehoed 10y liking the per cdyua allowance t
~ - Sal, ana striking Out the clause which limited
uis nu 70 70 period Of three years '
IS ~ charter ~ the village Of peelsl
nj LIN litep, n. ~ was called 10 fLe cl.ir
Highways ''' III" HutltS oI ONcfnecIs Oi
DIT DIBsON 0ep., Washington, introduced ~ ,,,, =.
'en9his ~ Zee ~ .f "'4' 4"
Dy n y. .MDRpIIY Dem Ki,'.i,' ''its,
SL"Ds tue washington Markell ssViuys n,, ~ H@tor @
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
FIRES.
IN soUTH-sT.-Loss ABOUT 10000

IN sOUTH-sT.-Loss ABOUT 10000
At 2 o'clock on Saturday morning fire was dis
covered In the clothing sore,O Hanfed Blanchard Co
the first floor OF No. 52 sOuthst The flames pre-
vented from spreading beyond the first floor but tn,
stock Of clothing completely destroyed stock
about $1,000 Insured for 50 each In the Market Equ
table. Continental Phenx and Gebhardt Companies The
second floor occupied for the storage Of baggng Loss
by water slight The building owned by Mr. Rodgers
aud II damaged TO the extent OF 5000 Fully insured IA
city companies. The origin OF the fire Ia unknOwR.
RI IELHsRAYs TO THH TRIBuSE.
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, March IA fire last night in LockpOrt
destroyed the hardware store Of Beverly staub Loss
about tIOOO0 insured for $4,000
FRANKLIN, MASS
BOSTON, March 9.--Adams g. Co.'s resin oil factory,
az Franklin Mass, destroyed by fire last night Loss
$4,000 ~ $4,000 Not insured.
IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, March l0.--A fire occurred this a. m.
on Coegest burning Teschas manufactOry Of mineral
water, which with It's contents and three adjoining house
were destroyed The German Methodist Church was also
badly damaged. LOBs about 5000
. NEAR TROY.
TROY, March 10.-AbOut 3 o'clock this morning.
Mr. Nathan d. Warren's barn. lsla Ill., discovered
10 DC on IRE There being no water in the vicinity the
engines were OF no service and the building totally
destroyed several valuable horses, "A couple OF cows
carriages hieighs,robes harness. etc, were burned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
GoTERYNEYT FINANCES.
br .rIIsElpH 70 IHn rpiBuy1

WAsnNGIoN, u. C., March l0.--The amount of
issue os National Bank currency for the week ending
Saturday t5lCJO total issued ito date, SOL G056
From this be deducted the currency returned In
cludng out BnOcs, auOuncg to k2g75, leaving
Ia actual circulation at this date. Sg9s. 80 G9.
The United states Treasurer holds bonds as follows: A.
sccuriiyOr circulating National bank currency $40 40:
As security for depositoues Of public money, SJsgI 400
Total securities held. S370,4C5gOO.
The amount of fractional currency received from the
printer during the week sJg2CO Amount shipped
To United States DcpOsitsrics, Pittsburgh, $4,000
National Banks, &C. tioOss g. TOtalspped $lsOgSs g.
Small notes IN addition shipped 10 Assistant
Treasurers AT Charleston, amounting to 10000 Amount
OF fractional currency redeemed and destroyed $40
33l 6i
Departments, follows. War, A,45O22s Sayy,
SJ6ae27; Interior OJG2s. Total s6O769s3. This is
account Of the Department expenses during any week
the The for this immense increase IL
wholly due the fact that Congress passed a law giving
all Government employees In Washington 40 per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
n, rrtrsNAvu 10 Tus TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Commissioners OF
the United states 90 the Paris Exposition Of 1867 are re-
qurcd BY paragraph chapter Of the act which has
Gently passed both Houses Of Congress 10 meet at Paris
early possible before the opening Of the exhibition,
which takes place on the Of April Several OF these
gentlemen In Paris or other parts OF Europe
while Others have not yet left the United States The i'm
poItancc OF the duties deyoying upon them renders u
ces.ary that they should proceed 10 Paris without
delay The 9th paragraph Of the Same scction provides
that Commissioner shall act agent for the show or
sale 81 any article at the exhibition. or be interested d
rcty Indirectly In profits fruln any such article
According the regulations issued 10y the Secretary OF
state the goth Of August 1870 under the authority OF
the act approved January IS, isC6 THE Commissioners
will mako report, presenting brief general survey OF
the Exhibition, and similar report upon the character
and condition Of the American Exhibition. They viii
make special reports upon inventions and upon the
various products displayed, which most advanced In
the sciences IN the arts and In Industry giving practical
description n the methods and processes connected win
such products similar reports viii b. made upon mineral
agricultural products of Importance, ana upon raw
materials and manufactures Of great general use or dis
PLAYING remarkable tkl and merit; upon implements
machines and tools mctallnrgy and the extraetive
arts in gcneral the products OF chemistry and the
preparations Of food aud clothing; aud any other sub
let connected with the Exhibition and relating To- the
material moral aud intellectual webeng OF the nAtion
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
KENTUCKY. 4

The Union Democracy Of kentucky met for con-
sultation at Frankfort on the 9th inst. George w.
Dunlap Of GarrarS County presided, and the princ-
pal speech 90 We're made by Col. Jacobs and Messfs
HarneJ, Harlan, and Bell who denounced alike
RcDe,s and Radicals. Resolutions were adopted de-
bouncing the Reconstruction measures % Congress,
in favor of reduction of tariff dutss against negro
suffrage, and calling n Conypgion of Union Demo-
Gratis at Louisville, April IL. TO nominate q state
ticket GOV. Bramlet.e was present and addressed
tbcs meeting, Cc Jacobs, in the course OF his re-
marks on taking the chair. said:
"we accused OF attempting to get up thrd parry
pronounce IL falsehood. The men that are attempting
are attempting raise third party in this state Ap
pause II there be but two parties let them get out
OF the way don't intend TO do IT, Sir, are te men
who have fought through this struggle gong 70
give way to who have shrunk IKE whlpped
hounds during the concsi will prove that the party
that we represent tonight the party which this so
called Democratic party is attempting TO destroy aha
that they the third party and not We We had ght
20 expect that those who stayed at home nave bceD
through cowardy fears forced into the background but
they not tho socaed Confederatesi Were they not the
stay home Rebels The President OF that Convention
was the had 10 night In 1861 as southern
Rights candidate against Mr. Harvey, VINO wa,
Democratic candidate. What were the Cemtral
Committee appointed by that Conventloni They
were all Rebels, or Rebel sympathizers. Gov. Jacobs
made further remarks. In the course OF which ne
said that q Rebel party was ordained on the ZJd Vi
February which took ground against the CONSTITUTION
The nominees OF that Convention were men VINO nad
principles Of their fathers. After further remarks
he said that he had letters from home saying 60 aead
do what YOU please and nominate those who vii stand D
the party We will never go Rebel nor Will VIC hadiea
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
THE PACIFIC COAST.

NAVAL OFFICER AT SAN FRANCIsCo-ADJO OURNMEHT
OF THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Br TELRsstPn TRIBUNE.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a. j. Bryant, the newly
appointed NaVOf for this port assumed the duties
OF his office to-day. The steamship Sacramento sailed for
Panama today, taking S5I7.3OO IN treasure Of which
%sSys.%D % wa, for New-York, aud The balance for Val
P.rs''o sue Las also over 1000 barrels Of iOui. The
total treasure Shipment since JanuaJ~. I foo,s i'p
Ss0lG.OO. 80 ~
A dispatch from Carson dated the ust savs tl,e
Nevada Legislature adjourned sine die nidnigif Re-
Tore Il adjourned The Leutenaut Governor said tIat the
Legislature had done 10 credit Ia themselves or the State
80 Revenue bil had been passed and the State was so
tfiy MithOut credit that IL was found nposslble 10
scenes were disgTaceiul. h
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
THE INDIANS.
REMOVAL OF THE KANSAS TRIBES

REMOVAL OF THE KANSAS TRIBES.
sr fEIr6RiPn TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 9.-since the 10th of February
treaties have been made with the following tribes, pro-
ydng for their removal from Kansas &C. TO the Indian
country south OF that state, viz With the kaws, Feb
IA sacs and Foxes OF Mississippi Feb 49, saes and Foxes
OF Missouri Feb 10; Mams, PcorOs, Neas Piankeshaws
Ottawas and Wyandots, Feb 23; POttawottOmles feO.
az Kckapoos Feb 49, and shawnees, March The Dele
wares were treated with last year Beside the above
named tribes. treaties have been made with the stock
bridges OF Wisconsin the surrendered Sioux OF Dakotah
and with the CLerokees since tho date first above