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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-10


BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP-
n pointed by the Secretary Of War to exam
inc and report to WASHINGTON upon claims of
this character. The President If this Board, is
in Nashville, and has fitted up an Office The
other members Of the Board are expected this
week and the business will commeUceat once,
We have organized Branch Office, in this
city, for the purpose Of prosecuting this partcu-
lar class OF claims. Our House has been en-
gagged for the past two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky Commissioners, and is familiar with
al the rules and decisions there made as well as
the subject
We, therefore. offer our services TO Attorrcys
Agents, and Claimants throughout the state.
believing We enjoy unusual facilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined FIRST by
the Board, but hnal action can only be taken by
the proper Department ai " ashingtOn.
Our purpose is to attend personally before the
Board in Tennessee the better % enable rs to-
serve clients al Washington.
We desire one or more correspondents in each
county, with whom we will divide fees And
we viii furnish 20 them all needed bIanks and
printed instructions. and keep them fully in
formed from time 20 time Of the action Of the
Board.
We furnish individual claimants, blanks and
full Instructions 20 enable them L. prepare their
claims
Our Washington House has already LARGE
correspondence in the State, but 60 satisfy those
who may not know Us with regard 70 our il
tegTify and business capacity we Fivea few o 0ur
Louisville and Nashville references who are sfi
widely known 10 both kentucky and Tenpessee
CHAPMAN, HOSMER 4 90.
No. pa Coiounade Building
Nashville, tennessee.
Louisville RsisFences.-J. X LindsnLerFer
Cashier Merchants Bank Of Kentucky. Geo A
| Lewis, President FIRST Nashville Bank. Col l..
I. Thustin, Secretary Southern Mutux! Life IN
| surance Company; Jos I. T0mpkins, Wholesale
Merchant; Newoomb, Buchanan & Co Who5e-
sale Merchants K. 9. Dun & Co. Proprietars
AfercnnIaNo AEenoN.
Nashville References. b. sample
Cashier IraderA Bank Of tennessee, A. a. San
ford, President tirst National Bank. J. C. Ne
CrOry, Cashier firN National Bank. Adsms. Oh
son Co, Nbolesale Merchants Hon. IL. n
| HaTrs0n, United States District Auayueys i
ats0n. President Bank of Tennessee, VIM
Z Iobey \ Co., Bankers; Col. Z p. Eerry. Uniied
States Tax Commissioner n. E. Ailoway. H.
decla
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a Farm Wanted.

4 WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
a p Middle Aennesfae. well improved, with
egad Eater. and conYenient 70 schools and
clnrches Persons haFIng such far sale will please
aadresa ne AZ Mossy Greek, Jslferrou county
Eam Tennessee. Eith Description. price aud fall
Particular about the land.
Jan Elm Al. NCCNTCASTLE.
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SALE oF FORT NEGLEY odd Fort
Negley, about which SO many war memo
ries cluster has passed out Of the hands
Of the government The store and
wood, and material Of which the fort
was constructed was sold a short time since
by the Quartermaster. Il brought, a. we
learn, something over three hundred dol
lars One by one the marks Of the war are
disappearing, and it should be the prayer
Of every patriot that no cause should ever
arise when frowning forts shall surround,
and laundering cannon shake our heauti-
fol city
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VA n. sTOCKWELL, OF NEW YOR K
" /. is admitted partner IN our business from
- late. The style firm will remain as here
t0lOre.
Ha@TLTON & CUNNINGHAM.
NASHVILLE,
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THE BUIEDIEa KNOWN AZ THE DIS.
L PATCH E4ntinE Odice. c9rner BanE asa
Printers Aliqys Il l. well adapted tor Printlns
once a fuuEftue Factory, or other purpoaes
Appsy Il IA " aua,.e NJ this 0zt'-. Or O. Dr.
j. 4 Linisicz q y. Cherry street.
r5vL4-E
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FALSE ALARM.-The ringing Of the ERE
bells last night, about seven o'clock, was
caused by the hallowing Of some mule
driverswho were driving theirstock through
the Public Square The noise was mista-
ken Tor a CRY Of Gre" and hence the ring
ing Of bells. Several Of the engines were
out, bot speedily returned to their respec-
live -latinns.
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The Rest quality of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of p B. Mason 4 Co.. No. q North
Cherry street. at s. 50 per load Of Il bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janl0-tf
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Hay, Com. OATS, Fro There were
large quantities of hay, corn, usts, fodder
snd other farm products in the market yes
terday. Corn sselling at 50 80 per barrel
hay commands from 20 cents 70 81 90
pei hundred; while oats and fodder bring
respectively g. 90 and s. 90 per hundred
bundles. The farmers inform ua thst there
Is o sufficient supply Of farm products in
the country 20 last until the next season.
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For Rent.

MAX WM f.. JOINS PLACE. GHEEE
1 nile iram siJy. "a the Brick Church Pike
"A Jsgelling. Eve re0ms. and on necessary out
building and ssysEEy acres oi land. Alsu tsB
ne 4Hlers over Ne - lines street Also, "a
frame dwelling with hve rooms corner Summer
al Deuumtllue rtreuts. Apply O.
j. J.. 4 X. " BROWN.
j1nl-lN ~ Union street.
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II r NJ % v r ID .

0NHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
1 BROADWAY MILLS. will hereafter
CITY MILLS. SO well known in this com
muuBy for its good machinery and perfect work
He retains the services Of Mr.. 2. B. KELLY
who will coutinue 90 exert himself 20 accOmmo-
date our friends and customers. lie has also OBJ
tanned the services of Mr.. W. b. kOCkEL, as
,Millerl who has heretofore contributed has full
share 60 the reputation Of the" Rock City MilpF'
Flour With increased facilities he hopes 60
meet the fun expectations Of his customers
ID. d. DICKEI. Agent,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
.larT< La,
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Boots ana SHOES cheap az - PubIlc

BOOts and shoes Cheap az - Public
sq0aFe.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, I offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyey-be he consumer or merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains MAX L. GUTTNANN,
seP6-tf No, 90 Public Square
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For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASB
d Of Jno. W. Walker IS. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and others. am directed 70 rent Tor the
year 1867 the following P-cSsrty, viz
The Store House now occupied by NJ ezsrs. X.
b. Cheathnm 4 Co.
The Store House on Church street occupied by
Messrs Hamilton & Green. And a Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those wishing 10 rent will call on me 40 K 3.
Cheatham Co.'S corner Of Church and College
dsc5-tf lBI r. r. WOODS, Trustee.
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Selling OUG.-Positively at cost. to close
business. q. RICE 4 Co.
dec25 If 50 COLLEGE ST.
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seEolAI NOTICES.
4 Cnrn-

Nlliy h1E. Tenn. Jan. 10. 1857 A atelnent
over the name Of J. Z. Roevey in the Banner
OF the 9th Instant. being calculated to create
erroneous Impressions upoa persons not ae-
quainied with his character, hereby notify the
public that he has signed papers. which are now
in the hands Of Messrs East / Spuriock, attor-
neys Of this city. wherein he states that he has
rslinquishsd all rights OF Interests whatever. COR
words to that efsct,) in the ST Cloud Hotel
LII. SMITH.
Proprietor ST. Cloud Hotel.
Reference. By permission Messrs. East &
Spurlock attorneys lts
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IJrnoyrgENr AT rE STACEY Horsr

IMPROVEMENT AT TIE STACEY HuusE
The Stacey House is undergoing consid-
cradle repairs which, when completed, will
sdd greatly 90 the comfort convenience
ana attractivenc7s of that popular Hotel.
The partitions in the 1ont part OF the
house are being torn away, and all the
r0oms thrown inioOne. The billiard room.
har-room, readmg-room and office will 81
he converted into one spacious and elegant
apartment, which will ada much 90 the
comfort of guests
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Tuos s. MARR. Prss't Il. q. TARBox. Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uucurTeut
money These quotations ara liable to nuctuats, but
may be depended on a sufficient length Of time for
remtancss 10 be received by mail OF express f for
Wardsd without DELAY.
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FOR RENT

q1HE HANDSOME RESIDENCE,g % dLEN
j OAK with 1fteen acres " ground, situated
about y miles from the city. on Broad street
extended, and nearly opposite Bytowu. Apply
nc once to
ANDERSON. JOHNSON s. SMITH.
ilng-lw AgsUfa
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Sew Advertisements.
w call attention 20 the following adver
ti-ements which appear in this morning
paper for the Grsi time The reader j.
referred 10 them in another column:
In the advertisement Of Arkansas river
plantation for sale o splendid opp0uU-
nitv g. offered those wishing 90 embark iu
cotton raising. Those wishing 90 purchase
are referred % Mr.. L. y. Fite Of this city.
A Nelson a Co. offer 10 rent TIE livery
stable on College street, near Church
A grand ball viii be given at Belleview
On Thursday, 18th inst. Tickets, 81 90.
splendid machine for cleaning wheat
may be seen and purchased by calling I'M
Blediately on s. A. Hall, City Hotel
Valuable land will be sold on Saturday.
February %, by 3. r. Glascock, Marshal
under decree of the L. $. Circuit Court.
j. /. e r w. Brown offer 30 sell, at low
figures, several lots belonging to the Josiah
Michel estate
Pandolfni d Riya, ~ North Cherry
street, are offering 20 close ont their stock
of groceries, wines brandies etc, At New
York cost
I'D. 10 our special co..mn, q card Of thanks
is addressed 10 the Cumberland Valley In.
surance Company for their promptne7s in
paving damage sustained by fire.
p B. Mason d Co, "a North Cherry ST..
have the best Of coal al The lowest prices.
b. NJ Smith, proprietor 81. Cloud Hotel,
publishes a card IN reference 20 that house
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/ 'NTuSA9t aSiAhcled JAM
Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
| street. janIO-tf
Having Large Experience in general
practice in the South. and being familiar with
| Southern diseases. DR.. COLEMAN intends
/ soon 10 enter into the manufacture Of Family
Medicines. He is now selling has Hoarhound
| Cough Mixture" and a better remedy has
never been introduced in this country Also
! his Blood Purifier. which has proved efiicaeious
in curing diseases when all else has failed q
Seasoned Poplar Lumber. corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets III
Yellow PIne Flooring, AT low price. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer cts. Itf
Building Lumber Of all kinds corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
Cciai Posts and Fencing lumber,
cornerol Crawford and North Summer streets.
If
selling Oni.--PosHiyeiy at cost. to close
business q. RICE & Co.
dec23-tf 50 COLLEGE 81
white Pine FIOOrlng. manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mil Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office. No. ~ Church street.
nova
A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GLBERTs PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of g. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMAnE, Manager. No.
575 Broadway New York Lnovl7-3m
Wines! - From the LONGwORrH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
W. ?. * F. ?. ANDERSON. Proprietors.
Golden wedding Sparkling CataWba,
Dry CataWba. Isabella. etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
none-either native or foreign.
Soli.by a'
ARCHER CHEATHAN i Co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
R. B. CHEATHAM h Co.
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THANE Noy, Mr.. CoNr Mr. D.. =
Gone. the we'll known book and stationery
dealer an Cherry street has placed upon
our tahle the London UtnFteF Nss o
December 22d. 1906. q superb number
apltndidlv illustrated and 6rmhu eft OK
ccllcnt reading Accompanying 10 is
magnificent yromo-lith0gmph, a NilaE,
TyrauL' from o painting hy uolmes. J
Be- a Gne picture and most elegantly exc
cuted Nh t. keeps ai has wellstooke,
establishment al the lates, periodicals. an,
the best supply Of misceIaneous and schoo
h~oEe
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Bay Year Coal the best quality Peacock.
at q North Cherry Streets 90 per load Of II
bushels delivered janIntf
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TRAvEL.-Tragel is greatly GA the in
crease, the trains to and from the city are
mn Of passengers. An orr hotels were
crowded last night
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STARCHy STARqHl

4 AM SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS J. WOOD
| 4 Co.'S Pearl, Pure and Gloss Starch. The
Gloss Starch Is put up In siE pound boxes, and
especially adapted O. family use. The trade
Supplied aI manufactured prices.
S. q WOOD.
i4nf-ln a. Union street
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan 81. NJ.
Notwithstanding the fact that
prices were fully cent lower to-day than
yesterday, and holders were generally in
disposed to sell, fair business was done,
the sales being SOP bales, as follows 40 at
2S@28t; So at 284G29; II at 28s@29
20 at 2sIG29; IS at es@2SI 800 at %
@29; and l12 at 2s@284c per pound.
Towards the close of the market favorable
advices were received from New York, but
too late TO have any effect on the day =
operations
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Proceedings Of she, supreme COuri.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3, ls87.-Court met
this day, pursuant to adjournment all the
Judges being present
Maxwell VS.. Anderson Judge Hawkins
Affirmed
w. B. Stokes w. Crowder ct ais, Judge
Milligan Affirmed.
Jonathan Simmons W. Irba Woods,
Judge Milligan. Decree modified.
R. Smith vs.. NJ Smith, Judge Shackel-
ford Affirmed
Planters Bank vs. B. Chafen. Con-
tinued.
Goalsby VS.. Kerby. Continued.
s. n. Burger, John c. Burch and Nath-
aniel W. Trimbie took the oath prescribed
by law and were admitted as practising at
torneys Of this court
The court has been occupied to-day in
the trial of the causes remaining on the 9Th
and 9th circuits, which it will take Thurs
day and perhaps Friday 70 complete.
Court meets in the morning at 10 O'Clock.
J. Ct. FRAZER, Clerk.
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10 Go IsTo OFTICE.-The jailor elect,
TT. Saunders, sssumes the duiie' Of has
flee on Monday ne2l
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Commercial Bank ........l2
Farmer Bank Of N.
Carolina ..............-...20
Merchants Bank........l0
Bank Of ROxb0r0 -......26
Miners and Planters
BAnk.......................2 20
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FOR RENT,

an CEDAR STREET, BETWE ZEN Chkhhf
" and SUNNI sr. Suitable Tor Phys.rian ~
Lawyer. ApIfy 70 = Cedar 81.
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street. janIO-tf
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"FoR RENT. cnoticethigsign labelled
On ouite number Of business house, and
p,iyste residences throughout the city, yet
rents are high on a certain class Of houses
hard 10 procure. Those labelled for rent
will no doubt be occupied in a short time.
MrLr3.-The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad brought down a large number Of
mnles Yesterday. Droyes Of mules were
passing through the Square and along the
streets last night, destined fcr the Southern
market
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WING TOBEY & CO., Bankers and Dealers
in Gold. Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
L..N- ~.
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W. F. Docs TAKEN FROM Our CRY
JAN, BY rHE SHERIFF OF CARROLL
COUNTY, FOR TRAI-W. F. Digs, better
known az Pood Diggs, was taken from our
city Jail, where he has been confined since
November last, BY the sheriff Of Carroll
county, who proceeded with him TO Hunt
ingtcn, the county seat Of Carroll, for trial
This Diggs is a notorious character being
charged with the murder Of deputy sher-
id Of Henry county, and also with robbery
and arson. lie formerly resided in Henry
county, but the FIRST ohense for which he
was arrested was committed in Carroll.
hence his trial in that county.
On Thursday the sheriff, under orders Of
the Carroll County Court, with a guard OF
five men, reached The city and proceededto
the Jail 1Or the body Of Digs. On reach
ing the Jail brother Of Digs desired an
interview with the prisoner, 10 which the
sheriff objected. The gentlemen in charge
Of the prison at the time, insisted that the
interview be permitted, when the sheriff,
being stranger and knowing the desperate
character Of Digs, construed the exhibit
ton into symptoms Of danger, and left the
jail and repaired TO the military for aid
saying that he would have Digs if it took
1000 men. This was unnecessary, as the
prisoner would have been given up with
ont am such demonstration.
On yesterday the sheriff Of Carroll re-
turned TO the Jail with his guard Of five
men and a company Of military. Diggs
was delivered to the sheriff, who proceeded
with him to Carroll county, where his trial
will, az we learn, Immediately take place
The acting iailor, Jas. NJ Mc3innis, was
absent on the sherif's first visit, and no
sort Of resistance by any one was thought of
to the delivery Of Digs. Justice will
surely be melted ont to the offender on the
trial
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THE CITY
on AdNerliseEnemla.

Newspapers and Magazines, Cor sale by Juo
York, 80 Union ST. jan l-@m
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THE SrRUoE srBar RAILROADS This
important street road win be finished be
fore the balmy breath Of spring is upon US.
Il runs along Che msa public street and
through the most beautiful part Of our city,
90 the Franklin turnpike. When com
rlelsd il viii be a great convenience.
Much credit is due 20 DR. Foter. for his
euergy and useiul enterprise.
MERCHANTS EXcHAsGE-H r. truly
gratifying to note the anspicious results un.
der which this valuable mercantile auxila-
ry has opened. large numbers Of our
meat prominent business men are seen there
daily, giving it their encouragement and
-uPport The best daily papers are kept
on file, and the manifests Of freight, and
shipments BY r5il and by river, are kept
promptly and cnnspicuously posted, az are
also the prices Of the various articles as
sold during each days transactions. It ia
10 tie hands Of Just the right kind Of men,
and win surely succeed.
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.
A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
n Tubulas Boiler for sale al moderate price
both in hrst-rate order They are OF sufficient
bower % drive mt- Can be seen, and terms
earned .on application at this office. decS If
n r. NJ A H n N
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CLOSING PRICEs
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1866.
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LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA
NOTICE.

Central Railroad Banksj
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A splendid assortment Of Carriage work alWag-
on hand II the lowest figures.
We will continue 81 our Old stand uRt our
new Factory is fitted up.
dscl-u MYERS 4 HUNT.
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber. corne
Crawford and North Summer streets
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.

Omre in she Building OF enc usua
Of she Union.
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building Lumber Of all kinds, corner ~
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
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Bank Of sbelbyyille... 81
Southern Bank -.......25
Traders Bank.,..-....par
Life and General iBsu
rance Company 90
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CArIrAI. All PAID t>
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
Indiana State Normal School
Notice to Contractors.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
I'D received until Wednesday, April 10th,
prox., at the office of j. A.Vrydach, Archi-
tect, southeast corner Of Wabash and fifth
Streets, Terre Hau e, Ind, for The follow
ing work and materials, in construction
o said Normal School Building:
/. Excavation foundation, about 3 800
cubic rds.
9. Burning $780, 600 bricks.
3. Laying the same.
4. About 5000 worth dressed stone in
foundali n wall 1 foe
S. Eightee iron columns, weight abou
i 10000 lbs. So
6. One hundred and fifty window frames.
Z. Putting in and bridging joists, wood,
bricks, dust, shafts, &c. w
Full Information as to plans, specifica-
tions, and conditions furnished at the
Architect office on and alter Friday, I'D
March.
The Board serves the right to reject
any or all bids not satisfactory as to
price or terms. Security required for per-
formance of contract.
BY order of the Board of Trustees. q 81 .L-
JOHN INGLE, JR., President.
Terre Haute, Ind, March 14th, 1857.
mch16 till apr10I
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GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and
SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE. p

vwHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n at its Office in, EVANSVILLE solicits q
Continuance of the patronage of the pub
lie, referring to its superior facilities of
national connections its prompt 1iquida-
ton of all losses, and its sterling reliability.
Especial care taken in the collection of
Bills, Drafts, Notes. and the transportation
of Money and Valuable Packages
Merchandise received for delivery on
payment of the accompanying bill, and
proceeds returned promptly.
Transport heavy and light freights, pack
ages, and parcels as low as all other for
warders. $3.50 ri. 4.
&c.. can be obtained at the~Off1ce, No. ~
FIRST STREET
NJ rnovA diff .9t4ia Us. DAVIS. Agent.