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5000 MAJORITY
ri cSNMggYItyT..

The glorious news comes 10 us by ieie.
grsph that Connecticut at the town elee-
,ions, on last Tuesday. increased her Demo.
cratic minority to 8 600. A II honor to the
nutmeg slate! Glory enough for one day
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New DRrds.-Mr. Eckert has now
on hand tine largest stock Of drugs
and glassware ever brought to Jasper.
His stock comprises everything usual.
ly found in drng store, and lie offers
them ut reasonable prices.
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Be Yigilant.

Let every Democrat mske il his business
10 sec rhst every vote il east on next Tver.
day. II any Sre eick ~ backward. ssnd Tor
member Constitutional liberty il in The
balance
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JASPER AND SnoALs.-The Jasper
and Shoals Railroad 10 not yet com
pleted, but good wagon road has
been opened between the points, and
a railroad may be imagined in the dim
future. In the meantime Mr. A. Stein
hauser has secured Government con-
tract to carry the mail between the
two points. and has put on a good
stage, and will carry passengers and
expressage. The route s at all times
a reliable one. the contractor a care
iul and experienced manager, and to
persons going East it is claimed this
routc is eight miles shorter than any
other route, with no river to cross.
Mr.. Stenhauser informs us that when
the business Of the route will Justify
it, he will run his stage two or three
trips q week.
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delaware County Fair A Radical Mob

Delaware County Fair : A Radical Mob
The Delaware County Fair closed on the
|26th instant. On that day one Of the most
ldisgracelul riots was enacted. A young
man by the name Of Heath paid HE pssss e
into the fair ground. and happening 10 have
on the costume Of a White Boy in Blue.
he was se, on BY about Que hundred rsdicsls
and kicked, cufed. and made to wear q
Grant and Collar Dig. He gave 70 provo.
cation for such treatment. none in tho least
He would have been seriously injured had !,
not been for tho timely interference Of Hon
Mark Smith, who assisted him in escaping
through the gate io.o the road outside the
fair grounds.
These radical hetl-hounds were not sstis.
fed with thus undressing youag Union
soldier, young man sgsinst whose charsc.
ter not word can be said by HE political
enemies. but they Jaw Hon. AlfredlAilgore
ride into the fair grounds in company with
Mrs. Klgore. his wife, Mrs John Oakerson.
and seve,sl children. and the mob surround.
ed him, because he had on cap such 90 the
White Boys in Blue wesr. took the cap
from Mrs. Kilgors. tore IL in pieces, and
were il moi tor the timely interference Of .
few Of the Republican officers OF the fsi'
would have committed further scts Of VIC.
lence. They did insult Mrs.. Kilgore. Mr..
X. had 10 remSin m hour in the ffice OF IN e
Agricultural Society tefore il was safe for
him 10 leave for hume. Mr.. X. gave these
ssds no occasion 10 assau, him-none 10 the
least.
This rsd.csl mob was composed princi
pslIy OF men and Soys from Perry and. Mon
roe tow nshiPs. where there are sbou, ninety
Democrats, but where not seven have been
permitted 10 vote in - many yssr.. aud
this year not one Democrat will be permitted
to vote in these townships. This IL the
reign Of terror attempted in This stronghold
OF rad;calism. where women are ihsuted,
and their SEYMOUR badges tom frum them
as was the case on the fair ground that day
At church in Delaware county tho rsdi
Gals have torn the SEYMOUR badges IF re.
spectacle Democratic isdles aud li,ile grls
The God aud morality parry" were ex
pected TO depounce come OF these mos, q,
grant outrsges, 'brogh their coun,ypspsr.,b-
Times, but that contemplate. lying shee,
YVES 50 unused 10 telling the truth II did no.
refer 10 The riot at all in any way .,
sneaks! how many votes will you gain by
this approved Of your radical county fsir
riol!" Do you think you will gain any in
Allen countyl But such conduct is in keep
ing with the general acts OF the psriy IT,
Delaware county. They commenced III,
campaign by riot on the streets OF Nuncie.
and are carrying out the programme insgu
rated on the night when they would not
allow Messrs KnLG ORE and WOLFE 10 speak
on the occasion OF the damn able attempt "a
impesch ANDREW Johnson, our faithful
President.
Howl ye rads! Your days are pnmberc d
except you and the devil, end your moboc.
racy prevail.
Stand firm, Democrats! The day Of your
delverance will! come. Vote on The morn
ing Of the 18th day Of October. sgainst q
party who, under The name OF liberty, sre
committing ounsges on humanity. II which
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All sorts Of Roophscks will be stsrtend
on The eve Of election. Don't believe them,
Rsdicals con hardly the truth IN politics.
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NURNtY NOTICE..

SURN EY Nd iltE.
vs$liE Undergrad VII prorrsd with The
County Surveyor - D1b'is Comfy. on
26'h cay o: Or.. lscS. 70 run The ires
rrd d.ie'nine The bouuda,i.sui s-riicn M.
20 aud 80 TOWNSHIP ] n.rtht nrgs s Wet.
Tn. intermsdi1,e hn.s will also be ~.
,nd the corners thereof established. Per-
sous interested will piense hr present.
r uTiBtJRN.
Oct '6S-3 SAMUEL KELHO
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MAIL EXPRESS g. STAGE ROUTE.
A. STEINHAUSBR.

IT >. Contractor Tor tn. Shoals end Jas.
~ per Mail Express Rout. respectfully
intorms the public, that he will run good
hack, with an excellent team, and q reliable
driver, and IL prepared to convey passengers
end express MISTER between the O. & NJ.
Railroad at Shoals, end jasper. or way
places on The rout, on the most reasons le
terms. Passengers going East will find this
the chespest, ~ we'll o. most p:ersant ront,
At all times, 90 they several miles travail.
Persons sending or receiving expresssge Of
any kind msy depend on having Il carefully
hsndlsd, end promptly and safely delivered.
HE slags leaves Jasper every Friday morn.
Ing q 2 O'Clock. and arrives u Shoals In
time 10 connect with the railroad trains
either wy; returning leave. Shoals AZ Z
o'clock. A. STEINHAUSER.
Oct, 9th, 1867
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IEMMENsE DELEGArIoN.-Tte Radi.
Gals had a meeting at Huntingburg
yesterday to resurrect their poplar
pole, that got 60 drunk on Grant whis-
Ky at their raising last week, that it
couldn't maintain perpendicular po-
sition. The radicals OF Jasper turned
out in . delegation, and marched by
our etfice. on the road TO Hnntingburg,
headed by DR.. II. NJ. Welman. as
Chief Marshal, with handsome flag,
with stars on it for more States than
the RAIDS are willing to acknowledge
are in the Union. The marshal called
a halt, and front face" before orr
neighbor Rich's bar room. and took
lin Refreshments" for the inner man,
in view OF long march. The wind
was blowing while the ''spirit"
strengthened was being discussed.
and our glorious Unions flag waved
handsomely. TIE procession was a
tine one IN every appointment eX !.
cepting numbers, That was rather
deficient. 1t was at least two seconds
in passing our Office, and contested OF.
Mr.. VIM. Welman's most promising
son, DR.. r. NJ. Wclman. Capt. Vel.
man, Chairman. Central Committee
Welman. Father Welman, Major Wei.
man, Surgeon r. M. Welman. and
Richmond M. welman, Esq. We M
derstand the procession received rein
iorcements under the lead OF Mr. S..
A. Boyles, Esq, Orator OF the day, at
the first Sorghum mandatory it came
ito on the road. We hope they had
"a merry time, and did good service
in the interests of 'Let US have
Peace" Amen.
P.S.-Alas! for human hopes, our
good wishes above were doomed to
disappointment! The RAIDS gathered
at Huntingburg to raise their pole, in
numbers from so to IS, delegations
from five counties being present, EN-.
bracing 6 "fghting boys" under the
command Of 0. p. NJ. G., who was
so afraid of bis principles last week .
he failed to meet joint appointment
to discuss them. TIE delegation from
Jasper was the most "combnsiive" and
prominent one present; and all was
going we'll, when 10! some mischiev.
GUS boys. under the nose Of their Wig
liant brandy stoue watchers, had
taken away the stolen pole. The CON-
pany diligently searched, and soon
found the stick again. and bore it tri-
umphantly back. Again tho RAIDS
wore happy faces. and pulled at the
pole with zest, but like their party
capitol, it was already too dead to bear
elevation, and when about half way
mp, as tito foreshadow the fate OF their
party. it fell and broke to pieces. But
a pole must be raised, and so they put
up the stump. with buzzard on top,
thus openly confcssing their canse to
be dead, and the necessity for the car.
rion bird. The horse jockey who is in
debt to Opel for brandy preached it's
funeral, and the 75 mizzled.
COMMON PLEAS CouRT.-This Court
adjourned it's October term, on We'd
nesday at noon, Judge Laird clearing
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NEW STOCK OF LADIES
CHILDRNN'S SHOES.

MEN BOOTS AND SHOCKS MADE TO oRpLR
PETER NOHR
South MAIN ST err SITE KRAus Ho-lL
Az Ji-t received y we'll ass r'ed snd
.xceilent s'ork Of Indies md thidssns
SHOES ~ all vsrit,es. TO winch M iny:rea
~ rifen'inn oi The Puoiic Hi- ,,ock wss
al mnd- TO order. and warranted, aud is tho
pest IN Tho market.
lie IL ~ ~ times prepared 10 ,nska ~
repair Meas or Bows wear. With thu hes,
ms'er'sI md - the most rcasupshla terms.
Give M - Gull. as | sm determined 10 ssll
good work IN more reasonable trrms an
o. had "i-ewhp'a in This n.isrhorhnod
o.. Oh. Is6S-6m n NOUp.
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SURVEY NOTICE.
fs'UE un6r, gned will proceed with The
County surveymT Dnbos County. on
the 18th dav % ~, . 1868, 20 RON The line
'"d determine lie bou' daries oi sections N,
70 II Town North rsnge west.
The iGt-rmtUlat@ lines will n,sn be run
and The corners thereof established. Per.
-ous Interested will pie 80 he prss."'.
II Mccain
nr' 1873 q w. UASklE
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NOTICE or ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE. OF ATTACHMENT
NOTICE il her. bv given. ihai a. the sni.
~ a. Henry Skater. plniniif. an attach
ment has been i-su-d by M the nndevsjga.d
Justice of the Peace Of Bainbrdgr Town.
ship. Dubois county. lnGinns. against the
'opis, chat'les. rights. and CREDITS ~ John
Myer. defendant, nDn.ra.idint debtor
aud that Henry A. HoI.hans hss been cum
mon'd rs G.rni-hee in ssid cause. aud that
ssid cause will stand Tor i-su- aud uiai b..
fore me on the III day Of November. A. ID.
1868. nj . o'clck, T..
Ds'ed mis- 81 dsv II Orf. 1863
FRANCIS BRETAGE,J J. +. fsEALl
w. A. Travlor. 4. q.
Ocf. o, '6S-3w
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RSlW'~S
y a - II II RE:
...--->--~---->--~-~~~~~-~.~~
FRIDAY. =. OCTOBER .. 1866
FOR PRESIDENT
H0RATI0 SEYMOUR,
OF New York.
yoR VICE PRESIDENT
FRANK p. BLAIR.
Of Missouri.
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. OF Marion.
For Lieuiensrt Governor,
ALFRED p. EDGERTON. Of Allen.
For Secretary Of State,
REUBEN C. KlSE, Of Boone.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDArFER, Franklin
For Treasurer Of State.
JAMES b. RYAN, Of Marioa.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court.
NOAH s. AROSE, Of Cass.
For Reporter OF Supreme Court,
N. A o. PACKARD, Of Marshall.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
JOHN r. PHILLIPS. Of Dsviess.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. OF Putnam.
For Congress, Second District.
MICHAEL c. KERR.
FOR Judge Third Judicisl District.
d. T. LAIRD.
For Prosecuting Attorney Third District,
JOHN w. BUSKIRk.
For Prosecutor q'Aird judicial Cir cult.
CUTLER s. DOBBINS.
For State Senator,
w. H. MONTGOMERY.
For Joint Rep. Of Merlin end Dubois.
LEROY CAVE.
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alneInnatl Marker.

By Telegraph CINCISSATI, May 10.
FLOUR AND WHEAT - Unehai ged and
quiet.
CoRN-Scaree and advanced to g7a9Sc for
ear or Shelled.
OATs-Steady at SOC for No. 1.
RYE-In demand at 3 05 for best grade.
COiTON-DulI and nominal at soc for
middling.
TOBACCO In good demand: sales 289 hogs
heads; Tugs s. 90 to SO 80 and leaf $40 90 to
81 so; receipts for the week, 1850 hhds.
and 290 boxes ana bales, and 500 boxes OF
manufactured.
PRoYIsIONs-FIrmer ard more active.
Mess Pork is wanted at SIS D, but is held
at IS So Bulk Meats sold at 125Ic for
shoulders: sides held al l454@l5c. Bacon
firm at 1870 for. shoulders; 1910 for clear
rib, and l754c for clear but an are hel q &c
higher.
LARD-Held at Is54c, and offered spar
ingty.
8UTTER-DulI at % to 35c for fresh.
EGGS-1Sc and firm.
6tR0C ERIES-Uncnanged and there is a
good demand for sugar.
GOLD 1899 buyingi demand good.
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81. LnuIs Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, May 10
ToBACCo-Offerings large market active;
prices full; the firm ness of sellers induce
Them to reject over One-third OF the bids.
HEMP-Firm; sales of common undress-
ed at 81 80.
WHEAT-Heavy and lower; prices were
excepted for both Spring and Fall; sales
OF choice white and red Fail at g S592 so
good 10 fair do, - 70G2 20; NO. i Spring,
81 1922 u: No. 2, s. O7G12 OS.
CORN-Buyers holding OF; market ex-
tremely dull, and dropping; closing lower
on all qualities; mixed and yellow, S9990c
yellow, SIC; white, 9Jc.
OATs-Very heavy, and sound lots could
only be sold at lower figures; small sales
at sOge2c for good to choice.
BARLEY-Very quiet; prime, 81 80.
RTE-FIrm at 81 SOdl s..
FLOUR Quiet for Spring and low grades;
Eau superhne. So 1898 90; double extra,
- 5O9ll 90; fancy sll 509l3 70.
Holders firm. but the mar
ket dull; pork, SIS 25g28 50; loose clear
sidess, 16z9c; bacon clear, sides, I7749l754c;
q, CATrLE-Steady and firm; beeves, So
MUTTON SHEEP-s5G7 90 per head.
RECEIPTS-FlOur, / ,652 barrels; wheat
1852 bushels; corn, 6,634 bushels; oats, 1872
bushels.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 70.
CoTTON-Dun and a shade lower; sales
500 bales at Size for middllng uplands.
FLOUR-Recei pts 065 bbls.; dull 109l5c
+ lower on common grades sales z, 800 bbs. at
IS 35M9 30 for superfine State aud W esfern
SO 40UlO 90 for extra state: SO 4OaI0 50 tor
extra Western; SIl 659i3 % for white wheat
extra; 50 750l3 so for round-hoop Ohio;
81 J01tl2 70 Tor extra st. Louis; So 50al6 90
Tor good to choice do, closing dull and
declining for com grades CaIlfor-
MIA dull and easier; sales $50 sacks at 81 q
ais 49, Rye Flour unchanged; sales $50
CORN MEAL-In fair request; sales ,O0J
barrels; So 80 for city, and s. 8595 % for
Western.
WHEAT-Receipt pts 50,S03 bushels; market
dull, and 5(05c low er; sales 81. 900 bushels ;
g . for No. 2 Spring; 81 35692 81 for No.
RYEQ uiet; sales 4, 200 bushels; 3 o. for
Canada; 81 0S for state.
CANADA PEAs-In fair request; sales
100 bushels in bond, al 81 49,
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT Quiet and unchanged.
CORN Receipts z36 ,9Ol bushels; heavy.
and l92c lower and hrmer; sales $500
bushels; 81 I2I60l Is for new mixed West
ern ahoat, and closing at 81 Is; old do. at
ern yellow; 81 239I Is for white Southern.
OATs-Receipts IS 800 bushels; duh and
lower; sales 5000 bushels; S51zGS61zc for
Western in store and al oaC.
RICE-Firm.
CoFFEE-FlTm; sales of 1000 sacks Rio
on private terms
ll15@I3I4c.
. MOLAssEs-Firm sales of 100 bbIs cIayed
at 4sc.
H0Ps- Unchanged.
PETR0LEUM-9 ct, at 139I315c for crude
and Z89ze54c for refined IN bond.
Pork Heavy and lower; sales Of $3.50
bUls at SIS 6002S 70; new Mess closing at
SIS g. regular; 81 75@27 81 for old do, clos
ing at ~ 70 regular; S23 25923 70 for prime,
and 81 25@24 IS for prime Mess.
$40 bbls also 70 tierces
BEEF Enthusiastically: safes Of 100 bbls at
S3i 50@36 So
CUT MEATS Firm; sales Of go packa ges
at la12@l4c; shoulders l71{0lS5z; hams and
nlddIes quiet and steady.
LARD heavy and lower; sales 525 bbls
at l7}2@ls5s.
Butter Heavy; 8Ogs4c for Ohio. aud
3003jc Tor state.
CHEESE-Qulet and unchanged.
FREIG HTs-LiverpoOl heavy; Is, 90 BUSH
els grain per steamer at $500 for com,
and $4,000 for wheat.
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New York Gold and stock Market

BY telegraph NEW YORK. May IS.
N0SEY-Very easy at 498 per cent. on
cali, with the bulk of business at 81; prime
paper scarce and wanted at 65a07l5. 81 e.
ling quiet at 10 for prime bills.
GOLD - Steady; closing al l5g1z g 1885,
The Assistant Treasurer sold 100000 to-
day; export 100000. The shipmen to-
morrow are likely to exceed a million
quotations for loans are G95 for carrying.
GoYERNMENTS-Are in large demand for
shipment. investment and speculation ;
closing strong and advancing, with great
activity; calls at the Board, two millions.
my has closed out the balance Of the 10-40s.
The Assistant Treasurer has raised the
price for 30s to 1925, ont only got quar-
ter million. Henry CleWes q Co. furnish
the annexed 1870 prices: Coupens Of 81,
ll47z0Il45S; do. '62, lO95s9IO91z; do. "a, 1929
41Q754; do. 20, I07S4@l07zs; do. new HOG
7-30s, 101sz0I07zS.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May -.
FLoUR-In fair request at s991I for Sping
extras.
WHEAT-In good demand at 11S92o low
er; sales at s. OS82 % for Tor No. j, and
q 96gl s. for No. ,, closing at 81 979I 9715
for No. 2.
CORN-In fair request; sales of No. / at
90149923ac; No. 1 at S9a90c; new S915c, and
rejected at IS, in store, closing It 901a99054c
for NO. l.
70l97ic, closing a { 709701<c.
RYE-Dull but steady sales of No. l at
81 S34l s..
BARLEY-Dull; sample lots sold at 80 40
az a, on the track and delivered.
PRoVIsIoNs-More active. Mess pork
sold at S2S; prime mess S24 70. Sweet
picked hams l6%c, and lard ISc.
BEEF CArTLE-DulI At s7d7 IS for fair to
good steers, and IS 9099 1917 for good to
choice extra.
HoGs-Live. nominally 25950c lower:
sales at so9S % for common light, and
IS 759y p Tor fair to good grades.
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REV Err Ne w $


-tt ttfef Ntfef AtefftS see SeTe1tth EIQe.
The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening We're the Alice Dean
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Ada Lyon,
from Green River; Tennessee, to Cairo /;
LewelIin, to Passport; Fanny Brandies,
to Nashville, and James Gray, to Green
River.........The Alice Dean had a very fine
trip of both freight and passengers. She
discharged here a considerable amount
of freight, including 10000 feet yellow
pine flooring from Mobile, Ala.
The Ada Lyon came in early last even
ing with an excellent tr1p.........The Level
lin fastened away yesterday evening, but
got a right nice trip....-....The Fanny Bran
dies had an excellent trip out............It was
Capt. Williamson, and not Capt. Washing
ton, who was in he city from Cairo on
Monday. Capt. Washington Is one Of the
owners of the Tennes. ee. THE receipts
of tobacco during the past few days have
been quite large, and the wharf reminds
US of ord times.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, May IS.
COTTON-N 0minally the same as New
York quotations; receipts IS bales; exports
bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged
PORK-S29 80.
BACoS-ShOulders 1890; clear sides, I754c.
1870.
LARD-l9G2Ie.
CORN-SI 90.
OATs-S71@c.
BRAN-S36 90.
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New Orleans Market.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May I9.
CoTTON-Irregular sales of mtddItngs
at 29I@GS0c; sales $50 bales
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES -NOminauy IN
changed.
FLOUR STEADY; sales OF superfne at
50 Il
CoRN-Sl O3GI O5.
OATs-Eas1er at soc.
PORK-Advanced to SO.
BACON-Firm; shoulders 14c; clear sides
LARD-Firm at l9}5g2O1zo.
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To CoUSrEY MERCHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds Of mercantile WORK, viz. Bin
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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River Dtsnatches.

PITTsBURG, May 49, - The weather is
ear and cool. There is 81 feet water in
the river, and falling slowly.
ST LOUIS. May I9.-The river continues
to fall, and ali the upper streams except
the Missouri are declining. Business fair.
Weather fine. The steamer Cora arrived
at Fort Benton on the 18TH inst. The Pc
nerah reached Fort Sully May 4; all wei.
The st. Luke arrived at SuIly a pril %; ex-
perienced much difficulty from low water.
TrapperS and wood-chOppers report the
river lower than any time last year.
NASHVILLE, May I9-Eve.-Tne river IS
falling, with y feet water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and pleasant.
Acknowledgement, from Cincinnati. De-
parted, Tyrone. for Cairo. In port, Alpha
and Ella Hughes.
LOUISVILLE, May 19-Eve.-River rising
slowly with l6 feet inches water in the
canal, Il feet 2incnes in the chute, and Is
feet inches on the rocks. Weather clear
and quite cool. Business tOlerably brisk.
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FOR SALE,

TGR SAT E-MACHINERY, GOWN
u be sold a public auction. on Tuesday,
May 70 a, 1868, at = O'Clock p H.. to The high
est bidder. the machinery and boilers OF
the boiler, doctor, &c. of the Government
stea Ter Il. r Tut.
BY order of GEN. SWORDS, a. @ NJ.
The machinery VIII be shown upon APP
pllcatiOn to J. SINZICH q SON, Water
Street, between Sycamore and Vine.
maybe dtd
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sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOUVE
4 CO., Publishers, 40 Walnut street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. marl8 diff
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WANTRD-AGENTS.


% ~ ID. MANSFIELD DIS LIFE OF
6a GRANT IN English and Ger
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Agents to sell the g Popular and Anthem
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MI, whose Military Education close
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tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
style, render his bOOs of absorbing interest
and perfect authenticity. His reputation
alone will sell the book wherever offered.
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I2O BUILDING LOTS.
CHANCE 10 GET PLEASANT HOMES.
ARoHER,s ENLARGEMENT,

n the northeast portion or the city. has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion Of the city and not
ar from the lain Street line of Street
Railroad, and any extenSiO on of said line
may be expected to run close to it. The
ground is
-IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY.
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 1t lies west Of
the LOngWOrth Tract Qhe location of the
proposed City Park, and adjo1ns II, and is
nsi lie the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply INN ediately.
For further particulars, inquire Of
MCNEkLY & SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,