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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-28

The BRIDAL VEIL OF THE 70 SEMITE.-Fan-
cy sheet Of milk white foam, seventy feet
acress falling with = slight outward curve Of
one thousand feet sheer descent, shattered into
spray near the fost and on the sides, which is
blown about by tho winds and thrown back by
the rebound till tho Ease of the fall is quite hid.
den-then imagine the sun shining through this
boiling mass Of foam and mist, and watch the
rainbows spanning the stream in concentric cir
cles, vivid as stripes of brilliant ribbon, rain
bows quivering down and others rising to meet
bows, and even the turf for rods around glowing
with tho richest colors, and all these shifting,
changing, blazing, fading and forming again, till
having exhausted every expression of delight,
you remain in kind of silent esstacy for want
Of words. As the sun sinks below the cliffs These
lovely illusions fade and depart. Is this why it
is called the Bridal Vsil27
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nas NEW ORLEANS
Proclamation By the BOARD Of 2eg.
> istratI0n.s - -

------ q.
New ORLEANS, JUNE 6.-The Board
of Registration created by the Con-
Eentiou, has issned5a proclamation
stating that the District Commander
has failed tosmeet fhe requirements of
the law relative 70 the introductionaof
civil officers elected, aud that by rea-
son of his'uon compliance with other
Requirements of theEneW Constitution,
the reconstruction of the State in ac.
cordance with the laws of Congress,
will be prevented. 7l sgsF
s. B. Packard, who signs the pro-
claniation as Chairman of the Regis
tration Board, notifies all civil officers
elected under the Constitution. that
they are required to qualify and take
possession of their Office on Monday,
the. 18th inst. He also notifies mem
bers of the ssemDlyvelected under the
new Constitution that they are re
qUired to convene In New Orleans on
June p; aud likewise notifies all per-
sons now holding Office that their
terms of Office expire at noon on the
18th, and calls upon them to deliver
them up totheireiected successors
- n = - -
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fnItIlIa Continned rronb6lLfes, b6Le, il Ne1fea

New YoRK, June 6.-Vera Cruz
dates offthe 10th ult. state that Rivera
had. pronounced against the Govern
ment, ,aand had taken possession of
the mountain Businesses of Ajussis,
with between seven and twelve hun
dred men. He claims to have uuuer-
Gus prominent. Geuerals cooperating
with him. similar pronunciameutos
had been made all over the country
Considerable alarm was manifested in
the tCapitah Marquee. Ia two pub
lished mauifestoes, denies that he
betrayed Maximilian BY refusing to
go to his Teseue at Quaretaro' and
states that he never received orders
20 60 there.-,--- 49,.
I New YoRk,.June .6.-The we4theE
is the hottest of Che season to-day.
Goulding has completed his thou
saBd mile feat, and alter recuperating
iRtendslto-chailaDge Weston.
The steamer Virginia. from Tiv-
erpool, has.15 eases. smallpox aboard
and has been QuaJantined.
Three thousand six hundred and
thin ty emigrants arrived to-day
! Thurlow Weed is sick at Saratoga
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Letters from
Lima, Peru, state there was some ap-
prehension of war between that coun
try and Chilli, growing out of differ
ences arising between the two coun-
tries relative to proceedings pertain
ing to a settlement of the late war
with Spain. dffs
The elections were favorable TO
BaltaT but a-eonspiracy was on foot in
J favor OF Pradoe ts arrr. d 81.
Letters from Chilli state that the
American representative there had
made another offer as mediator be-
tween Chill and Spain. is" u.4l-
The frigate Powhattan was at Val
paraiso. nln saa 81
St. Domingo adyiees. of the 21st
state that Baez and his Cabinet were
eRdeavoring to effectan alliance with
Hayti to complete the sale of Samana
Bay to the United States.
A Yokohoma (Japan) letter of
April 9th states that the city was
then ins possession of foreign troops,
and, consequently. peaceful. Ameri-
can interests we're coming prominent-
ly forward, and our pressage was
already slightly advanced beyond that
of Great Britain and France. c
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The FenIan war.

MONTREAL, June5.-Seven hundred
soldiers will start for St John to-
might. 1t is not stated yhythey are
being dispatched to that point. .I...v
Three pieces Of artillery belonging
to the Fenian Organization have
been shipped to Chateaugay Four
Corners, and this fact makes it appar-
eut that the raid viii take place az that
0olnt.E ,ga zB4A.r HGez Ef-r. t.H.s.
A soldier of the Sixteenth Ragj-
ment fred ar his Sergeant, to-day, but
missed him and killed, another pri-
yate, besides wouuding two others,
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Strike Among Railroad Employees
1' fransfer OF Railroad Stock so tAe
KEansRille,s Henderson and Rash
lu willie Road. rrssa q97-7r-~7sza sfa.

SNAsHVTLLE,r Jane 6. The en-
ployees oethe Nashville and North
western Railroad struck yesterday
because they had pot been paid for
}ei ght months, and prevented trains
afromi Fuaping. No settlement has
been made and no trains departed to-
daFd1 - aaab8L sF1Bd .lE5az s5d3I
~ "A meeting hefd at the Court House
TO day was addressed by Gen. Boyle,
who advocated the transfer of the
Davidson County stock in the LOUIS
vile and Nashville Railroad to the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad The meeting, after speak
ing for and against the proposition,
voted to request the County Commis-
sioners to make such disposition Of
said stock. = ai5t'I sat 81 eide.
A Feniau mass meeting was held at
the Capital tonight, and was adj
dressed by Col John 01Neil and
Prof Brophy The Brotherhood ap
pear to be preparingfor some serious
movement. df " .t5issTstaf -f5irl
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WARRINGTON.
Warrants Issued for the Support CT
y GOVeFnment-lssue OF Fractional
Currency = Senate Combinations
and Reflections.

WAsHINGToN, June 6.-Tn conse-
quence of the large redemption for.
the past month, for conversions, &C.,
the Treasury Department will be un-
able to give the monthly statement of
the public debt before Tuesday or
Wednesday next. Fractional eur
rency issued for the week, $445, 100:
forwarded, $272, $50; notes forwarded,
$97, ,264; National Bank currency
issued. $197775; amount in circula-
ton, $299 $50 l75; fractional currency
destroyed, S430 200. neBsa-g
There Is a disposition to take from
the Constitution of Georgia the pro-
visions which forbid the payment of
certain debts, &c. .a
Envoy BUrlingame, with the prin-
cipal members of his suite, to-day re-
turned the calls of foreign Ministers
and other persons of distinction. He
has already called upon members of
the Cabinet, General Grant, Speaker
Colfax, the Presid 1T Of the Senate
(Wade), and General Cushing. His
predecessor as Minister to the China
embassy intended a visit to Mount
Vernon to day, but postponed 1t until
Monday
WASHINGTON. June 6.-The Senate
to- day confirmed the following nomi-
nations: VIM. Il. Howard. of Ala ba ma,
as receiver of public moneys at Mo-
bile; John fl Broad, as commissioner
to adjust the claims OF Indiana for
expenses incident In the late war
Nathan Goff, Jr,, as Attorney for
West Virginia: Capt. Pennock, as
Commodore in the Navy; Commander
n. B. Harrison, as Captain Lieuten-
ant Commander; William p. McCanu,
as Commander; Alfred g. Lacy, as
Collector of Intern1l Revenue OF the
First District OF Louisiana. vice
Steadman. resigned; w. w Randall,
of Wisconsin, as Consul at Talico-
huno; Mahlon Wilkinson, of Da-
kato, as Indian Agent of the Upper
Missouri;-BEig. Gen. James III. Carl
Ion, as Major General by brevet, for
meritorlous service during the late
war.
The Senate srejeeted the following
nominations: George B. Mcclellan, as
Minister to England; Colby B~,Knoff,
as Collector of Internal Revenue for
lsthe Eighth District of Illinois; JULIUS
Newburg, as Collector of Internal
Revenue for Idaho; Walter E. Carlin,
as Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the Tenth District of Illinois.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The war
rants issued for TIE support of the
Government, for May, amounted to
SAG, ,498, 900. not including redemption
of public debt.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The petit
ton of some forty railroad presidents
favoring the bill for the future exten.
sion of the Union Pacific Railroad
has been referred to the Pacific Rail-
way Committee. Ea ~s=exss
WASHINGTON, June 6.-N. q. Tay-
lor, Commissioned of Indian Affairs,
has returned from his visit to the
Usage Indian country, aud is now dis
charging his official duties at the De
partment. E1T.E
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Trial OF Defrauders.

BosroN, June 6.-Tt being alleged
that Edward Carter, one of the par
t es implicated in heavy frauds in
State Street some montbe ago, had
disappeared, Julius T. Hartwell,
Charles Mellen aud Charles FL Ward
indicted with him, were. arraign-
ed before the United States Court to-
day, and their bail increased from
$4,000 to $4,000 each
The trial is assigned for next week.
and il Carter fails to appear, suit will
be commenced against his bondsmen,
unless the amount of bail, so 900, Is
forthcoming.
The bill appropriating $1,000, 900 to
complete the Hoosic tunnel passed
the Senate to-day. 1t had previously
passed the House 9as
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San Francisco Property Assessed
Adyices from Sitka.

SAN Francisco, June 6.-The in
ternal property has been assessed in
San Francisco at sixty millions for
the past year. Real estate shows a
much larger increase.
A special to the Bulletin, from Vie
toria, announces the arrival Of the
United States steamer Jamestown,
from Sitka, May Both.
The weather at Sitka is charming.
The Indians had brought a story
that white men are collecting gold By
handfuls, at Takor River. The re-
ports are. generally accepted. Parties
were starting for the diggins, which
are situated on the main land. "a
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Base Ball.

New HAVEN, June 6.-The Union
B.se Ball Club Of New York beat tie
Yale Club, the score standing Is
10 H., 40 --s1a 4..
CINoINNATI, June s. The base
bali game, this afferuoo q, between the
Athletic, Of Philadelphia. and the
5Ci6cinna1 Club, of this eity, resulted
10 a hard earned victory for the Ath-
ietic,s. The score. stood 70 to l3.
The PhiIadelphian's were whiteYash-
! ed twice and the Cincinnati boys four
times. The game was witnessed by
over i've thousand persons. phe
Athletic play Monday next in Louis
vile. aas .r
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1881.

resolution recommending to provide
that National Banks shall not be al
lowed to sell any part of the gold re-
ceived from the Government.a inter
est on bonds pledge for circulation,
uatil the amounts of their legal re-
serve is entirely made up in coin.
The convention then adjourned sine
de 214 51 9ttr1aya
The National Board of Trade will
leave this city Tomorrow on Jan ex-
eursion to the iron and coal f.elds of
Pennsylvania.
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The passenger arrivals from New
York By steamer last month, in San
Francisco, were six thousand, the
largest number ever known in the
same time. The Labor Exchange.
has furnished employment to all new
comers seeking it, free of charge.
Applications for labor, two thousand; !;
situations filed, about eighteen hun
dred, mostly in the country.
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Published List or Names or U. 8. Sol.
diers who Died In Rebel Prisons.

WASHINGTON, juno THE Quar-
termaster General has just Published
list of United States soldiers who
died in rebel prisons during the war,
being the Roll of Homer No. IA. This
record contains the names of about
twelve thousand Union prisoners, or
all which could be obtained not pub
lished in previous rolls Of honor.
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The Crops IN Arkansas and MissIs-
siDDi.

MEMPHIS, june 6.-The crop re-
ports from Arkansas aud North Mis-
sissippi are very encouraging. The
yield of wheat is rot very large, but
Of q superior quality. III
A. number, OF persons Ia White
County. Arkansas, have been poison
ed by eating mulberries. in which
loeusts had deposited eggs. Several
have died. ...,..
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New Jersey Democratic State Con-
= rs f Veus50a luu fra8

% TRENTON. n. J., June - The
Democratic State Convention to select
Senatorial and District delegates to
the National Convention will be held
here Wednesday next, Gen: Nor
gan, of Ohio, and others9 a4ill be
hereaa A mass meeting wihVbe held
ln9the evening. t.IIt sv5-a y4dt
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Texas Constitutional Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Vessels
from infected ports are ordered quar-
antined twenty days.
Adviees from Texas of the 5th, re-
port the State Convention In session.
The estimate Of the State Treasury
shows a balance in the exchequer OF
100000. a&.a
y A resolution was offered to inquire
into the expediency Of memorializing
b Congress to transfer the powers OF
registration from the military COM
manders to the convention.
A proposition to appoint a com
mittee to designate subjects other
than a State Constitution for consid-
erati0n, was rejected. -
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Arrival or Steamer = Gen. NeagIe's
Address before the Constitutional

CnlOn. l '8 "-a
New YORK, june 6.-The steamer
Teutonia, from Southampton, has
arrived 81
Gen NeagIe delivered an address
last evening before the Constitu
tiOnal Union. The General eem-
menfed on his sUferiugs while in
prison in England 7-1
The Convention adopted resolui
tions calling on the National Demo-
cratic Cqnyention to insist on a reso.
luton in the platform demanding
more thorough protection of Ameri
can citizens In foreign couutries. -!
a Lapg Island farmer was robbed
aud Shot at by highwaymen yesterday
! morning. n...t =. L. o. v
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discovery of q Cave In Canada.

OTTAWA, June GA cavern, or
grotto, said to rival the Mammoth
Cave in Kentucky, has been discov-
cred about twenty miles north of this
city.
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SOUTHAMPTON, june 1.-THE steam
ship Saxenia arrived shoSly after
three O'Clock this morning, and pro-
eeeded to Hamburg. -
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Fatal Gfray.

CINcIENATI,d June Tat London,
Obio9 this evening, an1afray occurred
between johnson, clerk of the Cewl-
ing HOUSE, aud a colored- porter. The
porter struck johnson with an iron
poker, when johnson, latter ordering
him to desist, drew pistol and shot
the porter as he was in the. act of
striking again. The, ball cut. one of
the main arteries In the neck. The
wound will prove fatal johnson at
once gave himself up to the authors
ties No cause is assigned for the
negro's attackzon lJohnson. -is2f
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More Of the Fenlan Scare.

OTTAWA, June 6.-The authorities
continue to receive information of the
Fenian raidiug preparations.
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SUNDAY Nights : I,ispatches,
National Board of Trade
III ea ConVentton.go AM
J astHH AtlL aEyD % G- q
News by Atlantic Cable.
Man Beaten with q Club and Robbed
..sdU a5il OF $500 In GOin.sa


TSpeeIal to the Evansville Iourna4..l l'l*
Mt. VERNON, June Abel Saltz-
man, living II miles north Of this
place; was robbed of about 800 and
some notes, Saturday night. Two
men asked admission to his house to
warm, as they said When inside
they .bouud himsand beat him with a
club, and made him show where his
money was. which they took and theh
left him bound in bed. eSaltzmap
lives alone, keeping bachelor haHoand
Is very Industrious and frugal Nest
Of the. money vas boarded s0ia.
ArLASFF3A.3 June '7-Genre. IMea3. has
returned here, after an absence Ia
Alabama
Quite number Of prisoners are
here from Columbus, who are sup
posed to be connected with the Ash
burn assassination
The Opinion Office has been sup
pressed By Col Westyles. who will
commence on the 10th instant the
publication Of a Democratic paper
called the Constitution.
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CHeap. Good, and Oniek.

Il DESIRE SOTEFTING THE public
= that am prepared to do any kind of
-epairing or alteration on houses, stores,
and furuIture 1T, the lowest price and In
the Shortest time. Cali and iseel
GEO. HEkTH.
maya Ind Cor. Fifth and Main SITS.
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Horse Racing.

LoUIsvIELE, June 6.ITKe Spring
meeting is over, and the Woodlawn
Course was closed to-day, The at
tendance was large. The weather was
fne, and the track was in splendid
condition. The first race citizens,
purse of $4OO, dash of three miles for
all ages, entries as follows: n. B.
Cheatham's b. b. -0ttawa, aged three
years; A. j. Armstrong; chestnut
colt Woodlawn, four years old. 4;
John KiIgour's brown colt john
Porter, four years DID, 2; JAS. Ford's
b. C. Woodford, four years old, L.
Time, first mile, 1901 second mile.
/ :55; third mile. t:513 total, 5;37i
Second race, Frankfort Railroad
Purse, $50, mile heats for beaten
horses, free for all ages entries as
follows: T. g. Vit.itoes chestnut
FLY MaIinda Lewis, four years old,
II; John Kilgour's b. m. Saratoga,
six years old, 2-2,s Al. j. .Afmstrong's s
b, G. John Scott, six years old, 3; dis
tanced time, 81, / 80 I iaa49 .@ saT
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By Atlantic Cable

EhG 5StE1. ++s~
BERLIN, June Bismarck urges
the adoption by the nations of Europe
and America treaties establishing a
uniform international system for the
measurement of tonnage and the ca
pacity' of shipping. He proposes the
English method of MEASUREMENT as
the best basis for sugh a system, but
suggests that it be modified by appli-
cation of the metricaF system. The
North German Confederation is pre-
pared to open negotiations with for
eign goyerpments 6n this subject.
FRANKFoRT, June Bonds buoy
ket for American bonds is quite
animated. t4L ~ 2u4
RUSSIA. I11J
Sr. PErERsBURG June p The
Emperor of Russia has issued a ukase
setting free all persons of foreign
birth now exiIed to Siberia, and all
natives of Russian Poland who are
sentenced to less than twenty years
exile.
AUSTRIA. ,,a
VIENNA. J uae 1-Prinee Napoleon
has arrived from Baden He was re-
ceiyed by the Emperor Francis
Joseph, with whom he held a close
consultation. The uEobjeet aof the
Princes mission is upkpownds
The Chamber Of Deputiesu of the
Lower House of Reiehsrath, have
voted to fund all theidiferent forms
of the national indebtedness With the
exception of lottery obliEati0ps, plac.
ing the interest at Eve per cent. and
imposing heavy tax on coupons.
BRUssELs, June IA lie Norde
newspaper asserts that the opinion
widely prevails in Paris that war will
break out in Europe before the close
of next autumn. -
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Dissolution Of Partners hip.
THE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween q. W Warren and Thomas
Conyngton, Is this day dissolved by mu-
tua con sent. Mr.. Conyngton reuring The
business will be continued by, q. W. War
him, and all aims against the same win
1e settled by him. ss4IsHt safg
= I 49,, ..l g. W. WARREN,
may9 tf THOS. .COEYNGTON.
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Builders and Painters.

WYE =SvE IN STORE,
$1,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead.
5000 pounds pure Star White Lead
$1,000 pounds Bay State White Lead.
1000 gallons Linseed Oil.
5000 pounds No. Putty, in Bladders and
Cans. IH
Window Glass, all sizes.
Glaciers Points and Putty Knives.
COLORS or every variety DRY or IN
OIL. All of which we are selling as chea
as can be purchased in the West.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale Druggists. EvaTspi2le, Ind.
y uneh8 II frsf HfsI
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.
.HI4fVfF III
Texas Constitutional Con-
.,--.ss ...,.ao, Vention.
WA Among the Indians.
A. Crops in Arkansas and Mis-
sissippi.
Ass News by sIAaantic0 Gable.

Fenians and Canadians Pre-
80 pairing for the Conflict.
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CalIsfOr Delegates TO the Democratic
soldiers COnVentlOn-War Among
g the Indians. e-~ lAt fH4o ~

ST. LOUIS, June 6.--Gen. Z. n.
Brown, of st. Louis, a member of the
NatioBal- Executive Committee of the
Soldiers and Sailors Constitutional
Union. calls upon each county in the
State to appoint delegates to the Ma
tional Soldiers Convention, to be
held In New York on July 4th. The
call says the result Of the approaching
Presidential election will in. a great
measure decide whether the sacrifices
and the tolls of the soldier are to be
perverted for partizan purposes, and
the Union which bis Valor sought to
rescue from disme mberment is to be
kept divided, or whether the autho-
rity of the Constitution, binding to-
gether coequal and independent
States, is to be supplanted by military
power and unlawful Congressional
legislation.
The voice and the influence of the
soldiers will be powerful for good or
for evil, as he may elect, in shaping
the destinies of the Republic, and
Missouri is only to be redeemed
q through his labors and exertions.
A large humber, of Israelites in
this city-two Thousand it is said
have publicly pledged themselves to
is mainly, if not wholly, based upon
an order issued by Gen. Grant during
the war, banishing all jews from one
of the Southern military departments.
The Leavenworth ConsereGtiUs, of
yesterday, prints the following: Yes
terday morning Governor Crawford,
at Topeka, received dispatch from
Sheriff lBeates, of Junction City, stat
ing that information had just been
received from Major Slower, Agent Of
the Kaw Indians, that several hun
dred Cheyenne were fighting athe
Kaw's upon the reservation Of the
latter The dispatch also, stated
thatthe authorities at Fort. Riley had
refused to send troops to the. scene oi
action. Sheriff Beates, with ten men
from Junction City, was about start
ing at the dateof his dispatch. Thi.
is the same body OF Indians which
was encampedl a few days since near
sElISworth.;. theysadiwere, then -fuhs
armed AMI. on tbeg5Ear path.
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ADOLPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer

HAS REMOVE , HIS EslTzA ABLIS n.
-, ment 20 IHEED STREET, between
Vfne and DIVISION. near rae Catholic
Chucca. lie viii be glad 20 see his old
customers a. IS new stand.
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I understand that parties have been
"a ,,ys,s.ifIg the city claiming TO be my
agents. No one has any authority to so
ncit WORK tor me. aud an those claiming
to be my EN- plcyees are i'm posters.
nla23 dim IgET
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Stock Transferred to the
Evansville, Henderson
-''i & Nashville r. r.
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To Cistern Builders.

rE1O IET-%aE FURNISHING OF THE
III : "a ecessarv mater ais aud the building
OF TIVE, cisterns of $50 barrels capacity each,
for Lhe new High school buildingi alsos
ed Tor one year Bids will be received up
10 Saturday, the 9th inst, by
L. 8. CLARK,
fe3-std Sup't Of the Works