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v7IRGINIA:-At rules held IN the Cle 5n;s .
Office Of the Circuit Court , OF A aenbis
county, on the 9th day Of May 1891 o0 WRnGor.
Moore, complainant, against Thomas 49, 7c-
mick and S Ferguson Feach, defts II chan c3,
object Of o suit is to oo tSa east a ede Of
PIT street, Sc feet in front ard 1lG feet deep,
and the proceeds applied to the payment OF "a d
debt, secured comp lainant by deed OF trust '''
said property, dated June Isl, 1853.
The defendant, Ihos. Mccormick, not nay nay
ing entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rute c.
of this Court, and it appearing by affidavit thAS
hefs not resident Of this State, il is ordered
that the said defendant appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette,
newspaper published in the city of Alexandria,
once q week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door of the Court house Of
this County. a copy-Teste.
JEFFERSON TACEY, Clerk.
d. H. SmOOt, L. q. my 14-1aw4w
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Alexandria, May 3, 1867.
~ LAWRENCE TOLSON,

~ LAWRENCE TOLSON,
COMMISSION AfER CHANT,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IL
Hay, FLOUR AND Feed.
Liberty Iialp No. 81 Cameron 81;
The undersigned is glad to inform his old
customers that though his loss occasoncd SO re-
Gently by fire has impeded his business to Il
great extent that he is now prepared having
replaced the implements that were consumed,
to fill any orders for articles in his line they may
need f. LAWRENCE TOLSoN'
nn o.
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M. HOFHEIM f +

No. 50, King street. End door from Royal,
Also one PIANO for sale cheap. imy l-lfl
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

{ I0' "'' ~
We. the undersigned, have this day formed q
copartncrshp to carry on the LIQUOR AND
ALE BUSIN ESS, under the firm name of
L. +. BOWMAN e co.
E E. DOWNFALL
HENRY GREEN.
ALEXANDRIA, April 22-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
4 LENANDRIA, LOUDOUN u lAMP~
y SHIRE RAILROAD

4 LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN y llAMP~
~ SHIRE RAILROAD.
MEETING OF STOCkllOLDERS.-A gen
er;tI meeting Of the stockholders Of the AlcXaa-
dria Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Com
pany. will he held at the Conpamy'& office, II
Alexandra on EDNESDAI, the 10th day
Of June, 1867, al y IN in pursuance Of rtsQ-
luton Of the general meeti0g, held on Tie l3Lh
day Of February last for the purpose OF con&id-
crins The act passed nj the late session ii the
General Assembly in relation to the Company.
By order OF the Board q; Directors:
nv lT.2lwIl r. JOB NSTON, Gcc'ty.
tTUTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF thc
" Stockholders Of the ! LEAAHD IA O..
NAL COMPANY Y, will be held At the Alder
mems Chamber. OH THURSDAY, i"th j'in%.
nv my lG-eotd P. g. uHLEE Secretary.
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TNIA1OTHY SEED for sale low by
i apl- GWIN s. BECKHAM
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g5TICEs OF COMPREHENSIVE

nIS&OLUTlON.
The firm Of SIMPSON ~ ATWlLL Is thiS
day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES IT, SIMPSON.
7. r. ATWILL.
Alexandria, May 10, 1867. my li--EW
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& WILSON'S
az JOrE STJT1JJ

w LOCK- STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
CnAS w. GREEN, AGENT 68, King street.
Would call attention OF parties wishing TO
supply themselves with iirst-class Sewing Ma
chimes to the above, fifty thousand OF
which were manufactured ana sold during the
past Year. The latest style machines; with i'm
provcments, are very simple, 50 much so that :"
child can work them with perfect ease, these
machines vary in price from $50 upwards. licl2
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VIRGINIA, to wit, In tho Coanty Court of
Summers e " Dsnis D. SHES. IN In de et' '0"
Mcm:-The object of this suit, depending in
the said Court, is to recover of the said defend
ant the sum Of 500, with interest thereon from
lst January, 1861, until paid; and to attach u
tract OF land, in the county of Fairfax the pro-
perry Of the said defendant, containing 20 acres
and Sc poles. adjoining the lands Of Moore, Or
cult and others, to pay the same.
IL appearing By affidavit fled that the defend
ant is not a resident Of this State, it is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
llcatlon hereof, and do what is ncces AIRY to pro-
tcct his interest. y copy. tcste
f. ID RICHARDSON, Clerk.
SmOOt, L. 9. my 9-lAW4w
NTOTICE.-Notic is hereby given to all per-
~ sons indebted to, or having claims against,
the estate Of DR.. JAMES HUNTER dec d., to
settle the same with TiIOS. MOORE, Attorney
at Law, Fairfax Court House, who is authorl-
zcd to attend 10 all business connected with the
said estate. All communications will, il IL
hoped, be addressed TO him.
SARAH A. HUNTER.
0p 2i-law8w Extr'x.o Of jas. Hunter, dec d.
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n-a STORE FOR RENT-One of the best
4:i stands in the city for family grocery-nn
old established stand-corner Of Queen and ST.
Asaph streets Terms moderate. Enquire over
the store. my l4-eo3t
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Dealers arc respectfully invited to look nj my
new brand Cigar, THE ROSE. Best 10 cent
cigar in the city. ny lO-im
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FOR RENT. WAREHOUSE No. 2, at
I:Ii the southeast corner Of Union ana King SITS,
at present occupied by Mr.. R. II. Gemeny. =
Possession given on the 1st Of July next, APP
ply to w FL: Tx W IN,
my 20-tf No. !, south Union street.
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Y1OP KENT-The VACANT LOT, on Union
Il street and Strand opposite to Washington
and Alexandria Ferry Slip, former ~ used as
coal depot. Possession given first Of May Ap
ply to SAMUhL MILhhh,
~, 23tt 80 south Washington street
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&AyIMMI
lLt-.o=1---
GG.saS-s-SD-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
" VI. GREGORY.

ces FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, suit
A:#. able for small family, centrally located =
Possession given Immediately. Inquire at this
office nv 2l-tf
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sfy& - A InrRe y page illnsirated paper,
cheapest Ind funniest paper out. Fun of
fun, fact, and fancy only 80 iconts for ~
whole year. aud "a gift free Ia eperU SUBJ
Acfiher. worth from 90 gents TO i&21. Send
~ cents, for ~ year. or Il specimen sent for
10 cents. Address, STAR SPANGLED
.UANNkK, uinsdale. N. H. n 80
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Which n THE MOST DURABLE HAN
DIE hNER KNOWN.
IL ~ much less . Npensive thar Ivory.
IL always r7Ihinstlts polish when Ia use.
IL II warranted not to BECOME BODSs
in The Handle
IL II not objected by HOT WATER.
For sale by all the principal Dealers Ia
Cutlery throughout the Hnttedi States, aud
by the MEitiDE% CUTLERY co. ". u.
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TYEEP YOUR FEET DRY. THE
IA Patent Metallic Hole, mapafactnred
METdLLJT SHOE 40LE 90, No lb7
Broadway. New York, ind for sale every
whore, jH n perfect guarantee Of warm, dry
feet, against btaudinR or walking on
wet pa, ements and damp ground does not
Interfere with tho most delicately nttpg
discount TO the trade Agents appointed.
Send for Price, List and Circular. -Four
pairs sent tree by mail iss samples for 81.
Address h. III. CHUHcH, Secretary. No. NJ
broadway, New York.
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The Spring air was worry sweet in
Corven Wood; and the birds. sang to
the accomplishment of the ripping
river. with ~ Jolly abandon that
must have fascinated the strange
artist. At =, any rate II somo-
thing did sinces,ho was not miles
away on tho morrow aTe was in the
| wood again oddly enough, ut about
the same hour that had found him
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st9sfha wANrHcD

ny gRcA NIELE AGENTS In every
4xAtowh containing any business houses,
southern fndiana. MGn acquainted with
The merchants -, tltsif county preferred,
iiAs the canvass viii hr ftlnong The, business
ee1nuiuftty almost e&etusfvtfg, This N "A
Rood. Opportunity. to clear "a handsome
sum by a few days work, fpl further par
tietiirs address, With sfnlnp, L#a
l.. 7. WAITER &cO.. Lbpisyllle. Ky.
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GALVESTON.
Mexican NeWs-Address Of Juarez-
The Election for President-The
Press Favor General Amnesty.

GALVESTON, August 5. = The
steamer from Brazos brings advices
that Juarez issued grandiloquent
address on the 18th of July, in which
he says the good sons of Mexico,
fighting alone and without assistance
from any one, have preserved the
liberty and independence of the Re-
public. T
The election for President is to be
ordered at once
The press favors general amnesty,
and that the country be divided into
six military districts, and Cobdo and
others to have command.
Lozado's forces refuse to recognize
Juarez.
Costello and Aguine have been
sentenced to be shot.
The place of concealment of Men
dez had been discovered, but he man
aged to cut his way through the
guard and escaped.
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people and supporting the ministry.
Several members had resigned. aud
Congress was dissolved. New cleo
tlOns were ordered
Latest advices from Jamaica report
q continued paralization of trade in
Kingston, and a general immunity
for frauds and robberies committed in
official circles and the rural districts.
The administration of the Colonial
government under the new system
planned in England is unsuccessful.
Reports from Kingston, July 10,
are replete with lamentations about
the new and heavy taxation system
proposed by the Colonial authorities.
NEW YORK, August 5.-The steam
er Rapidan brings Havana advices to
the 31st1
Great preparations were making to
celebrate the laying of the Cuban Ca
BILE.
Some arrests are reported in Ma
tanzas and Cardenas on suspicion of
connection with the late attempt at
disturbance.
Great anxiety is felt for the arrival
of the next mail from Cadiz, it being
feared that the new ministry will send
a new set of officers.
The Havana merchants have unan-
imously agreed to charge their Gus
toners an advance of one-quarter per
cent. in consideration of the new tax.
The steamer Virginia has brought
City of Mexico dates to the 10th, Vera
Cruz to the Oath, and Sissal to the
18th of July. The Presidential cleo
ton was progressing peaceably. The
Generals adverse to Juarez were or
ganizing their forces in Matamoras.
The Indians were making bold in-
cursions into the white settlements
near Yucatan.
The Havana sugar market was
quiet; offers not above 81 reals for
No. 12.
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WASHINGTON.
Facts About the Currency Bureau
The Surratt Case.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The fol-
lowing facts have been obtained at
the National Currency Bureau: The
Unadillo National Bank went, into
voluntary liquidation June 20, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
national currency act. sF
Early in July certificate was is
sued by the Bank Superintendent of
the State of New York, giving au-
thority to organize bank under the
laws Of the State, and at the time of
the failure the Bank Superintendent
and officers of the bank insisted that
it was State bank. Its liabilities
are small-not to exceed O,OO0-
and has surplus of securities on de-
posit with the United States Treasur-
er of about $40, 900 more than enough
to redeem its circulation. The la
bilities of some of the individual
stockholders are large, but these are
entirely distinct from the liabilities
of the bank. A thorough examina-
ton of its affairs are being conducted
under the supervision of the Comp
troller of the Treasury, and a receiv-
er will be appointed. 80
'---W WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Sec
ond annual Sohuetzen Fest of the
Washington Schuetzen Verein, COM
menced to-day, and will continue till
Friday. This event promises to sur
pass the grand celebration of last
year.
Pierpont spoke the entire day in
the Surratt case, and concludes to-
morrow.
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NASHVILLE.
The Tennessee Electi0n-OVerwhel
ing Dimensions CT the Radical Vic.
tOry-Pr0scripti0n of Negroes.

NASHVILLE, August 4.-Suficient
election returns have been received t.
indicate that not single Conserve
tive will be elected to the State Ser
ate, while not over six or seven WI
be returned to the House. A fnLl
Radical Congressional delegation is
elected without doubt
Reports from different points in the
State are to the effect that a consid-
erable number of negroes have been
thrown out of employment because of
their having voted the Radical ticket.
The Bureau authorities are exerting
themselves to secure employment for
those thus treated, and, where it is
impossible, viii issue rations to the
destitute. oslsst
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cuban Cable-Santa Anna Still
In PrisOn-POpularity OF the Pres
ident or San Domingo Diminish
ing-Late Adyices From Jamaica.

NEw-YoRK, August ~5th.--Fhe
Herald's Key West special Of the
Sd, says everything is in. readiness
to lay the cable, and paying began to-
day. The line will be opened about
the 18th of August. 1..fg-
The Herdld's Havana special of the
3fst ult, says that the Spanish steam
er Cuidad Condal's passengers and
crew were saved.
News from Sissal, July 18th, Vera
Cruz 24th, and Mexico 14th, has been
received. n s
Sarta Anna is still, in prison, and
nothing has been heard Of Marquez
yet.
The foreign ministers were unmo-
Tested. The press was advocating a
general amnesty, but all agree that
severe punishment should be meted
out to MARQUEE and others.
San Domingo dates of July Goth
state that the popularity of President
Cabral was diminishing, owing to his
opposing the representatives of the
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LOUISVILLE.
Destructive Fire-L0ss $1,000
State ElectiOn-Rebel Majority
$4,000.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-The State
election. as far as heard from, passed
off quietly. The result has been
another Democratic triumph by ma
jority variously estimated at from
5000 to $4,000. 5aa -dT
Louisville City and the county of
Jefferson have elected their entire
legislative ticket, II members. 1t is
believed that the Democrats in the
State, have elected seven-eights of the
Legislature. In the city, the Radi-
Gals and third party made very poor
run. Helm, the Democratic candidate
for Governor. beating both his oppo-
nents by about :, 300 majority.
LOUISVILLE, August :. Joseph
Stems warehouse on Sixth Street, be-
tween Main and the river, wherein
large quantities of malt, barley, and
oats were stored, was entirely con-
sumed by fire this morning. Loss
S17, 900; insurance $4,000. so
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NEW YORK.
Death OF A United States Consul
War between France and Prussia.

New YORK, August 5.-Daniel
Gould. the United States Consul at
Leith, died there July 22d.
The Cork Examiner of July 18th
says every indication points to GER
tainty of war between France and
Prussia. A council of war is at the
present moment being held in Russia,
between sthe stats of the armies of
Russia and Prussia, and under the
Presidency of the Gar himself.
Plans of campaigns, suggested by the
probable coalitions between France
and other States, are under consider
alton. Further, it is asserted that
Prussia is eager to begin the war inn
mediately, and before France has got
into an attitude. Russia, however,
inclines to a postponement,. which
does not make the strife it may defer
less inevitable.
New YoRK, August 5.-The cor
respondence between Minister AS
both and the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs of the Argentine Republic is
published. The former, it appears,
was determined to press upon the Ar
gentine Government the friendly
OmSCc Vi tilC 11flGElCdu I.
In doing so, he took somewhat cap
tious meaning out of the reply of the
latter, refusing such Offices. The
Consequence was, General Asboth has
been curtly told that his remarks
could not be considered; that the
conduct of another. United States
Minister, Mr.. Washburne, calls for
inquiry on the part of his Govern
ment.u E#1 As AsA 81 saaff
NEW York, August 5.-A special
from San Francisco says the great
tunnel of the Central Pacific Rail-
road at the summit of the Sierra Ne
vada is nearly completed. Only 64
feet remained uncut on Saturday.
The rails are being laid on an easterly
slope, where 20 miles are graded. 1t
is expected that the locomotive will
pass through the tunnel by the 18th
of August, and the line be completed
to Nevada in September next
NEW YORK, August 5.-The Steam
Yacht Alice Riggs, the property of
Jacob Lorrillard. sank off Cape Hat
teras on the morning of the I'd inst,
while on a voyage to Baracoa. The
officers and crew were rescued by the
Steamship Verge. f
New YoRK, August 5.-Another
case of cholera is reported to-day in
Greenwich Street.
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Admiral Palmer and STAFF Gone tG
the City OF lMexicO.

New ORLEANS, August 5.-By ar
rival from Vera Cruz we have the. fol-
lowing authentic report::e 80 -
Admiral Palmer and staff have
gone to the City of Mexico it is said,
to detain the person of Santa Anna
and endeavor to make the Liberals
give up Maximilian's body
The Austrian steamer Elijah beth is
lying at Lacriicos. taking on board
Austrian refugees. 9sA
An American and French man-of-
war had arrived off Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz was healthy
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NEW YORK, August 5.-The Times
Fort Harker special says the Indians
killed seven men yesterday, six miles
from there. The men that were kill
led were railroad laborers. After
scalping two of them, the savages pro-
ceeded to Big Greek stage station and
ran off twenty horses and mules.
This was done in daylight, and while
troops. a, dozen stage employees and
sidered the boldest charge the In
dians have yet made. Capt Ames
started Immediately in pursuit, and
overlook the Indians last night, but
found them too numerous to make an
attack with his force, and sent back
for reinforcements, which were sent.
The Tribune's special says the old
story of the resignation of Stanton is
revived. This time there seems, to
be good foundation for it. ~ =
The Presidents contemplated re-
moval of General Sheridan is oppos-
ed by Stanton and Grant
The President stated last wee that
he would remove Stanton first, and
then Sheridan. Some doubt is ex-
pressed as to the power of the Presi-
dent to remove a Cabinet officer ua
der the civil tenure of Office law.
The Presidents friends say if he
capno mske stanton resign. he will
suspend him until the meeting of
Congress. saor5} ..sxaFT
This whole matter has been the
subject of much talk here, within the
last twenty four hours, it not having
become known until then that there
really was, quarrel between the
President and Stanton.
General Grant has had several in
terviews during the week with the
President and Secretary Stanton, on
the proposed removal of Sheridan. 1t
is said that General Grant construes
the Reconstruction Act to place on
him a part of the responsibility for it's
faithful execution, by officers under
= =
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---- EVANSVILLE IND. TUESDAY. AUGUST s. 1857.

him and under his command, and
hence his opposition to Sheridan's
removal, and when consulted by the
President, he gave his opinion that
in no one could he place more con-
fidence than Sheridan.
The Times special says the recon-
mendation for mercy for Mrs. Surratt,
made by members of the Military
Commission which tried the assassi-
nation conspirators. has at last been
unearthed. and reads as follows: -
The undersigned, members of the
Military Commission detailed to try
Mary e. Surratt and Others, for the
conspiracy and murder of Abraham
Lincoln, late President of the United
States, respectfully pray the Presi-
dent, in consideration of the sex and
age of the said Mary E.
Surratt, that if he can,
upon all the facts of the case, find it
consistent with his sense of duty to
the country to commute the sentence
of death, which the court have been
constrained to pronounce, TO imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for life.
Respectfully submitted,
ISigned. d. d. HUNTER,
Major General, President.
A. AUG. KAUTZ,
Brig. and Brevet Major General.
r. s. Foster,
Brig. and Brevet Major General.
JAS. A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General.
CHAs. II. ToMKINs,
Brevet Colonel and A. @. M.
The recommendation was drawn up
by Hon. John A. Bingham. Judge
Advocate, and the following members
of the court refused to sign it: Gems.
Lew. Wallace, A.. p. Howe, and T.
M. Harris, and Col. D. r. Glendean-
ing.
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Probabilities of War Be-
tween France and -
Prussia. E
Kentucky Elect1on.--Rebel
ts7ia Majority As, ,OOO.jh
BOSTON.
Annexation or R0xbury to Boston
Gambling Implements Seized.

BosToN, Aug. 5.-The question Of
.annexing Roxbury to Boston is to be
settled in September by vote of the
two cities k,T9ss.,,N,
The State Constables invaded three
club houses in Lynn, ON Saturday
night, and seized the liquors and
gambling implements aud arrested
thirty-four individuals.
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CAN ADA.
Great Fire-LOss $50, 900.

PETRoLIA, C. W.. August SAN
accidental fire occurred in Thompson
& Co.'S oil we'll, on Saturday night,
and communicated to adjoining wells.
Ten were destroyed, with all the ma
chinery, tanks. &c. Loss $50, 900,
mostly TO the King Flowing Well
Company, composed of Noble, Mar
shall, Taylor, & Thompson.8dto
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The Conservative papers generally
favor this prescription. The Nash
vile Banner opposes it. es
The State militia are still retained
in the service. and it is understood
they will be continued on for some
time to come.
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MEMPHIS.
Discharging Negroes-Death or q
g Railroad Man. D.

MEMPHIS, August 5.-The dis
charging of negroes still goes on.
The Conservative press urges their
employers to use this method for
the purpose of teaching them who
are their friends. The streets are
full of idle negroes. goIg q
Isaac Paist, we'll known railroad
man, died yesterday, of congestive
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N. ". SPECIALS.

More Trouble With the Indians-Six
Railroad Men KiIled-6rant and
the President ON the Removal OF
OF Secretary Stanton.
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PoRT CoLBoRNE. August A.
Swayne & Co.'s Saw and Flour mills
were destroyed by FIRE on Saturday
night. Loss $4,000. Insured for
$IO,OOO. -. .A. lun
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BUFFALO, n Y, August 4.-Chas.
6. Deganhard. a well-known musi-
clan and organiss of this city, drown
ed Saturday while fishing. 5tuu
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BANKING.
First National Bank
OF EVANSVILLE, IND.
u. .. S.,fDepository.
Organized June, 1858.

NTAA a. n ~ GoVVyVWU U~
JOHN 8. HOPKINS, President;
JAMES FL. CUTLER, Cashier.
Directors, G.. Maghee, John Ingie, Jr
Charles Viele, M. J. Bray, VIM. Brown,J.
=. Hopkins, Robert Barnes, +. w. Sawye<,
G. Preston.
Doing general Banking, Exchange, and
Collection Business. tN
Revenue Stamps fors ie., ,[nov20 1y