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Consolidation

Having bought out the interest Of
our former partners. in the Union
Furniture Company. we have now
entered info Co partnership, with
Messrs. s. Meyer Il Co. under the
firm name Of the same We shall be
happy. to meet our friends at our ex
tensive warerOOms. Nos 4 and A
Main Street. Louis PUsrER.
R0NAN GRTENER
Having united with Messrs. 7 Pus-
ter and r. Griener. the shareholders
of the entire stock In the p Union
Furniture Company, we hereby give
notice that the business Of the said
firm will be settled by Us
We cal the attention Of wholesale
dealers to the fact that In consequence
of the consolidation. we now form one
ofthe strongest Furniture Establish
ments in the West, and the strongest
In Evansville, and are thus enabled
to sell good and durable goods Of our
own manufacture, at greatly reduced
rates.
We would also inform our friends
and the public at large that our 5lr.
5. Meyer has just returned from the
East with the largest, finest ana best
assorted stock Of Parlor Goods Oman
ufactured expressly for our raGe)
ever brought to- Evansville. Gail and
examine. >. MEYER i 20.
Warerooms: Nos 4 and A Main
Street. between First and Second
Streets. may2l Sd
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it. A good ma ~ peaches and cher
ries we're beaten of. and tender plants
we're slightly Injured The storm ex-
tended as far up the river as we have
heard from, but did not extend far
down the river. A few cellars were
flooded by an overflow Of the cutters.
AT a meeting of soldiers, on Tues
day evening last, it was decided to.
decorate, with flowers aud evergreens.
the graves of their fallen comrades.
on Saturday. May 80, 1863 A com
mittse Of arrangements aud commit
tee on decoration were appointed. Ar
rangements are being made for flowers,
music, speeches and artillery A gen.
eral meeting Of committees will be
held at the Crescent City Hall at three
o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose
Of perfecting arrangements. Al the
friends Of soldiers are invited to at
tend the meeting at Crescent City Hall.
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GREAT Excl TEAENT.-Ihere was
great anxiety IN the city, yesterday,
among those who take an interest in
the AIT Of fstiana or the Prize Ring.
relative to the McCoole -Coburn
fgh5. which was TO take place some
where on the line of the Ohio & Mis-
si--ippi Railroad. Quite a number Of
the fancy of this city had gone 70
witness the very refined and human
izing sport, while those who stayed
at home were all anxiety to hear how
it went, and the telegraph operator,
and others supposed to commune with
lightning, were constantly beset with
anxious questions. The news Of the
arrest of AEcCoole rather depressed
the feelings of some, and disguised
others. The Sheriff Of Dearbon
County received hearty denuneiations
from the sports, and hearty com
mendations from most all decent peo-
pie, or those who consider such feats
simply brutal. The news of Nc
Coolies release, on $1,000 bail, raised
the spirits Of the friends Of the P r.,
and increased their anxiety for fur
Their news.
The announcement of the arrest of
Coburn was the most unkindest cut
of all, and left nothing further worth
looking for, but still some INDUCED
the hope that he would be rescued or
give bond as did McCoole, and that
the fight would still come off. We
presume there never was before such
a congregation Of precious villains"
assembled in one meadow in the
State of Indiana, and we hope to
never hear Of the like again. There
is considerable anxiety to know what
becomes or certain little side bets,
that were made in this city, and the
police were expecting a heavy harvest
last night by reason Of the many
extra .potations taken yesterday in
honor of the occasion.
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MASONIC HALL.-Ano-her- fine au-
dience greeted the Carroll Emmett
Combination at Masonic Hall last
night, and the performance was pro-
nounced most excellent. This after
noon, at 2 O'Clock, they give a grand
matinee for the accommodation of la
dies and children. Tonight they
give their last performance in this
city, positively, and those who have
not yet witnessed their wonderful
performances, should not fail TO go
tonight. Ii is decidedly the best
thing of the season.
NEW METROPoLITAN.- Tonight at
the New Metropolitan Mr. J New
ton Gotthold, the highly accomplished
German Tragedian, viii produce the
great historical play, In FIVE acts, en-.
titled Uriel Asosta; or, the Rabbits
Ban;" a sensation play that describes
a real episode in Jewish history.
This is Mr.. Gotthold's great speciality.
and gives scope to his superior talent.
During the play will be introduced
the grand illuminated synagogue
scene, one of the most brilliant and
impressive ever produces on the
eta ga
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THE TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-The
ladies of the various Temperance
Orders Ia this city, assisted by numer-
GUS gentlemen, we're engaged yester-
day in preparing the spacious rooms
in the new Opera House building.
adjoining the new JOURNAL build ~.
for the grand Strawberry Festive. Is
be given 10 night and tomorrow
night They vii occupy the base
ment and the first floor, and are de-
corating the rooms with exceeding
neatness and beauty, and at the same
time without that extravagant outlay
and expense that so. often mark at
fairs Of this kind, and absorb the
larger portion of the profits As this
is to be the first festival of the season,
and for a cause that so heartily com
mends itself to the kindly consider
alton Of all who love temperance,
morality and virtue, We hope to see
those spacious rooms crowded to-
night, and at the lunch to- morrow We
hope to see every business man in the
city, and many more.
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Natnrs s the CO. PhTsleIan.

This is now admitted, 0y the medical
profession, as = 4uudaInsataI principle of
healing science. 1t is wisely provided oy
the human economy -itlat = heneTer any
thing is wrong in the ply s1caL system the
natural forces u sac. 50dE are o1Ouglb To
bear 70 eXpei tie disease. Inc great ann.
therefore. is to sire g5hen the natural
powers. This has been kept IN view By
the skI}lful cOmpOun06rs OF HOS III
TIERS ETOMACh il TIERS EEh1cN oper-
ates to give fresh vitality to all tEle organs
of the body. The effect Of this medicine
BE0B the stomach, the Il er, and the zlu-
news ls- prom pt and Deceive. The pattern
who Is wise enough to quit orugg lng-au AZ
try the BITIERS soon feels a. II ne had
taken new lease of lie, aud as ne con-
tiuues the use OF the article ne y over
loved to find the streams Of health eours
Ing through his frame. ~ is prepared with
great care, and lis com pOnent parts are en-
tfrely vegetable. It Is free rom the ODJec-
lions so often urged against preparations
OF he kind As a MEDICAL = CENT II
has no equal. while its pleasing flavor and
heaIthfuI effects have made IL general
zaYOrite. 1t is free from all p Opert1es cal
eulated o impair the system, and its Oper-
efaefent. All who have used HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITIERS attest its viz
tues aud commend 10 to use.
Even those who are in she euJOyIn 6nt Of
perfect health frequently have need to
have. recourse to tOn1cs as preyent1Ves of
disease. We are never too well armed
AGAINST the assaults Of the " Ills that flesh
is heir to-" In health or sickness this
tonic cannot be taken regularly without
giving vitality and elasticity to the sys-
aem.
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RECoRDER's Court. - There was
rather falling of IN the business be-
fore the Recorder yesterday, though
His Honor and the police profted
reasonably we'll, and the city was
somewhat the gamer. VIM. McCleary
was found drunk and asleep on the
streets, and as a storm was approach
ing, they thought it humaEe to take
him in out Of the damp air. For his
snooze in a public place, His Honor
considered that he owed the city one
dollar, and himself and the other con-
SENATORS of the public peace S. %
in the aggregate.
Five young men, especially con
nected and we'll raised, enjoying
pleasant positions, and VINO ought to
know better than to behave ungentle-
manly, imbibed too much beer on
Sunday, Tor four of them did, and the
other being in bad company, was ar
rested with them were arrested on
charge Of being drunk, noisy and OBJ
structing the street railroad. Two Of
them confessed their fault and two
pleaded not guilty, but the evidence
was deemed sufficient to make out
the case, and the four were fined 81
each, with costs ranging from
s. % TO s. 95. We suppress the
names of those young men, out of
consideration for the feeling of their
parents, who are all, we believe,
estimabIe citizens, and in hopes that
this will be a warning that they viii
heed
A man who halls, we believe, from
Warrick County, very foolishly in
vested his money in a keno establish
ment, and opening up on Tuesday
night, was incontiDentIy gobbled, and
yesterday had the pleasure of an in
PRODUCTION to His Honor the Re
corder, who gobbled up $50 of his
first nights income, also a few dol
lars to requite himself and police for
the part tn took in the game of
keno. 4 young man Of this city, who
had gone in as a partner, to escape a
similar fate took French leave by yes
terdays afternoon train. There may
be further developments in this mat
ter, when we obtain further details.
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Isrre Ea1,e and Indiaa4D1l1s.
Oslo and Mississippi Railroad.
FROAf VTNCFNNFs.



To LOULsvILL.E.-Esvery Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
o'clock P. NJ.
To CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. M.
To GREEN RIvER.--Every Wednesday
and Saturday al o'clock P. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. II.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
Friday al o'clock P. n.
70 gDERsoN-Datly, except Sundays,
At 3 o'clock PM
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To METAPHYSICS 1i-Weekly.
Rockport stage via Newburgh and Boon
V1lle,l carrying the mall, leaves at A. NJ,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives By P. II, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at : A. II. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by p. NJ
ut. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
sept sundays at "A. NJ. Arrives daily feZ
sept Sundays by p. d
To NEwBUaG -IIaoK daily except san
aay0 from the Merchants Hotel, at
o'clock P. n.
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HAVE ARRFFRD-We are glad to
learn that the friends OF young Ia
TEN. whose sad case We have Before
mentioned in these columns, arrived
in the city yesterday, and have taken
charge Of the unfortunate young
man, and will convey him home to-
day. It is believed that his aberra-
ton Of mind has been brought
about ~ intense application to bust
ness, and it IS hoped that by rest
and judicious treatment among his
friends, he will be restored to per
feet health, aud that reason, once
more. seated on her throne, may as
sert her sway
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
World: the only true and perfect Dye ;
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; rene
dies the i'll effects OF bad eyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful.
black 0T bTOttn. Sold by all Druggists and
PeTfnmers; and properly applied at Batch
eior's Wig Factory no. Is Bond Street,
Kew York. [ap5O dIy
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LOCAL NOTICES.

AUCTIoN-Hiram Nelson will sell
at his Auction Room on Lucust
Street, this morning at 81 O'Clock, six
dozen Hoop Skirts. "a little damaged
also a lot Of good Shirts, second hand
Furniture. and q Billiard Ial.s
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FvANsv4.LE.Ind. Nav % 1868

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May .. 1868.
There viii be a meeting Of all the
committees appointed for decorating
soldiers graves, held at the Crescent
City Hall, this afternoon at 3 0 o'clock.
The ladies who have been appointed
on committees are earnestly requested
to be present. We also invite the at
tendaRce Of all ladies 10 the city, who
are willing to help us in any manber,
and will be glad to see all persons who
take an interest IN our cause at the
meeting.
By order Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements. ID. ID. DOUGHTY.
my28. Chairman.
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Dr. 4. WERRE.K

formerly Of Hopkiusviile, KY
offers MS professional services. 10 the eth
- OF Evansville.
residence On Insrd- between Cherry and
OAK Streets
ofiee over the P)5--~ ne tse- an
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Orr TO HENDERSON Yesterday
evening a number of the members Of
the Crescent City Silver Band ar
rayed in their beautiful and neat
uniforms, marched down to the river
and on board the MoIlie Norton, en-
route to Henderson, to make music
for the Ladies Fair Their appear
ance on the street attracted a consid-
crab e crowd to Water Street. Before
the boat left, the band discoursed
some most eloquent music" the ez-
eellence Of which extorted from a
gentlemen of taste, and who has
travelled much, the remark that it was
the best band he had ever heard in
the West. What would have been
his opinion had he heard the full
band?
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FIRE IN THE CoUNTRY.-A house
belonging to George Beloat, five
miles east of Fort Branch, was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing, together with all the household
furniture except two beds. The FIRE
was caused by a defective fue in
the kitchen. We did not ascertain
the amount of the loss, but it will
fall heavily on Mr.. Beloat, who IS
represented as an Industrious and
worthy farmer. He served three
years in the First Indiana Cavalry.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY. Charles
Williams, a colored individual, who
showed some traces Of the blood of
chivalry, an employee on board the
Alice Dean, while stopping briefly in
the city, the other day, visited the
barber shop of that distinguished
tonsure and yiolinist, Henry Hart, at
the American House. Taxing a fan :
cy to a violin, sitting quietly there,
carried It of. Il was the property of
Captain jim Ashby, and as soon as #
was missed, suspicion attached to
Williams, aud kilograms to Louis
vile secured his arrest, and the re
covery Of the-vielin He was brought
back to this city BY Deputy Sheriff
". J. p. Mills. on Tuesday night, and
yesterday he had a hearing before
Justice Emery, when he pleaded
guilty. and was held to answer in the
sum of $500. Not being able to give
the required bond. he was placed in
jail to await the meeting of the next
term ofthe Court of Common Pleas.
The violin is home again.
August Abel sued out warrant
for the surety Of the peace against
Aaron Warner, but it had not been
served late last evening and it is
probable it will not be so long as
Aaron keeps sober and behaves him
self.
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ANOTHER CAsEI o. INsANRrY.-
The young lady whose case We alluded
to a day~or tive ago, was adjH3ged in
sane by Justicfs -Stinscn and Walker,
on Tuesday evening and ordered to
the Insane a -yfum The frequency
of cases Of insanity. together with
those ofDsuicide, whieh are generally
imputed to insanity, are becoming
alarmingly frequent and in many
cases entirely unaccountable. 1t Is a
subject worthy Of scientific men and
the medical faculty.
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Go SEE,THEM!-J. II. Cariin has
received, direct from the East, his
stock of linens They are, without
doubt, the most elegant and tasty lot
of goods ever offered 10 this city.
Call and leave your orders while the
stock Is complete mo.
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United States M8rshaps Notice
No. 402.


No. 402
United states Of America, District OF L1-
diana, s..
-gWYHE1t EAs. A. LIBEL OF NJ
w formation was dled a. the District
Court % the United states for We District
Of Indiana, on the 13ia q ~ Of Nay, 1868
bE George Armstrong VIM. ~ Calvln.aud
William Gilpin, by thelr Proctor. Chas. p.
" arsh. Esq. against the steamer j p.
H0yle- her engines, tackle. apparel and
furniture. seized 40 said district upon
cause u action, civil and maritime dam-
ages tl32 TO- and praying process against
said goods, and that ne same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
NOW therefore, ia pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal 81 said Court to- me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
pubic notice % all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, OF ia any man-
ner interested therein. bat they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, to be held at the city
OF indianapolis, ia al q for the Distrlcb OF
Indiana. on the lst Monday Of July next,
a. 10 o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day
then and there to interpOse their claims
and make their allegations ~ that be-
haIE BEN. EPOONER, Marshal " 3.
Attest: ID. HOWLAED, Clerk. nyzl l4J
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SPEAKERs.-Colonel Cumback, who
was invited to address the people at
the Ratification meeting to morrow
night, telegraphs that he viii not be
able to attend, owing to a previous
appointment IN another part Of the
State; but it is expected that bis
place will be filed b} Judge De Bruler
and other able speakers
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aad Dealer N MINER. sloe1

Il desired Cooking ssoyes warranted r1I
Twelve months,
orders solicited before p1rc4s- az s-se-
where.
Founder corner sixth street and Canal.
store and sample Room a. no. IL esso11
street, Il. j.. HiemEeI'- c-J saaai
ELE4l r fLIt. 41LLhLA& q
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TAGs.-We invite the attention of
our merchants aud manufacturers to
our stock of Tags. We have the best
and largest stock ever brought to the
city, aud can FL large orders at very
low figures.
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Notice 70 Creditors

A Ii PERSONS having claitna against
~. the steamer gHARMER will please
present them forthwith, duly authentl-
Gated At the office Of
y. RUFFNER JR.
mvZldtf No 5 North Water street.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM. - The

EFFECTS OF THE STORM - The
damage By the hail storm Of Tuesday
night, 50 far as we can ascertain, was
not large One residence in the up
per part Of the city suffered some
dama-e by the chimney blowing off
and breaking the roof to some extent.
Some few windows were slightly dam
aged by the hail, but the damage was
far less than We had expected to fnd
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Builders and Painters.

Builders and Painters.
SaYE HAVE IN STORE,
5000 pounds strictly pure Whlte Lead
100 pounds pure star " lite Lead
S1UOU pounds Bay state " hite Lead.
100 gallons LinSeed Oil
3,0Ou ponds No. Putty, in BiadGers ana
fans.
window Glass, all sizes
olsE1ersi Points and Putty Knives.
COLORS OF every variety, DRY or IL.
OIL All OF whIch We are selling as chea
IS can be purchased ia the " est.
KELLER 4 WHITE,
Wholesale Drug9.sts, EUaasvills. TAI.
vy,oaYR - tth
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Moth Patches, FFeckles & Tan,

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose BROWN DIsCOLORATIoNs on the face
PeTT-y's Moth ard FreckJe Lotion Pre-
AIRED only by DR.. B. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
street., New York. sold everywhere.
uar26 d8m
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Colgate ~ GO. =
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Skilled Work
men from the best Materials, and are
xsose5 As THE STANDARD By DEALERS
AID CUSTOMERS.
SID EesgzB0heg'e. Idec q
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ORANGES. AND LEMoNs-50 boxes
Lemons and Oranges just received
and for sale at H. Herman's Confec-
tionery. ID Main Street msy26 81
REMovAL.-The Office Of the Ka-
nawha Salt Company has been re-
moved from No. > Water Street, to
No. z Main Street.
my27. L. RUFFNER, ia, & Co.
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A CUmosITY.-several days ago a

A CURIosITY.-Seyeral days ago a
gentleman from the country left at
this Office one Of the curious produe-
tions of nature. We do not knew
what name to give ii. 1t has the ap-
pearanee of white leather or Cha
mois skin, very soft and delicate to
the touch, perfectly white on one
side. and light yellow on the other
The strip Is about fifteen inches long
and three wide. It was taken from
the heart Of sweet gum. being a
kind Of leathery lining in a wind
shake or crack in the heart of the
tree.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. J. R. Benedict, a
sterling Union man Of GRANVILLE, H.,
was II the city yesterday. He brought
with him large club Of subscribers
to the Campaign JOURNAL.
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r. SMITH 3 BRO

Z "A "a a. q I q Is - z -
zfg MAIN ST, bet Fourth and Flffh.
ENAE5vILLE. LND.,
Keep constantly on han large stock Of
Metallic lases ald Caskets, and Walnut
COnins. Particular attention paid 10 Lay
ug oar and Dress 1g (ap3 Ohm
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S THE HENDERSON FAIR-We regret
to learn that comparatively but few
of our citizens went to Henderson
last night, to attend the Fair and
Bazaar. given By the ladies Of that
city. From the concurrent testimony
of all who have attended such enter
tainments it Is conceded that no la
dies in the world, except 1t may be
those of Evansville, excel the ladies'
Of Henderson, In arranging an affair
of this kind. Those who arrived
from Henderson at late hour last
night, or rather at an early hour this
morning, represent it as one Of the
most recherche and delightful affairs
Of the kind they have ever attended.
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DR.. a @. HAYNES

Devotes lls time exclusively TO treating
Diseases or the EYE ar ms office on The
% ner % Third and Walnut streets. oppo-
site Z lac city Council Chamber.
4 Tree clinic Tor the beuent Of tae poor,
from 10 g o'clock. a. ~.
Office Hours-Flo ON 70 u All and from
20 Pm. mats d3m
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eLsT-.a9g eR9yTs. GRATIS A. &c.
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INKs.-A large supply Of Carter's,
ArnoId's, and Buffers Writing Inks
at the JOURNAL Office.
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= IN, Ban RUPTCY.-Among the petit
tons fled in=bankrdpte9 On Monday
were tire following from This District:
-Elias H. Sabia, of yaBderburgh
County, and Henry A. hyatt, of
Daviess County. Alueh=to@our sur
prise wefnd5one name, Jonas Burch,
of Floyd County. We5were not aware
before 1hat anybody il Floyd County
Had had sufficient credit to get so
tdeeplyjn debt.
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CITY N E W S .
TURNER HALL,

OK FRIDAY NlaHT, May 10Th.
to ratify the Nominations and Plat
form Of the National Republican Con-
vention, at Chicago.
Distinguished Speakers have been in
Fited and are expected to address the
people.
The LADIES are invited to attend.
Music by the GLRE CLUB and the
CRESCENT SILVER BAND.
.Sa ntes by the Grant ArtiHe1y Squad.
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AND BLOOD REVIEWER.

FOR sale BY all dTuggists. Imala am