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OFFICIAL NOTICES--CITY.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room No, Dity Hall, :
New Orleans, July 2 1858
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, on Dryades sire ct, between Jack
SOD and Philip Streets as an estray-
One GOAT.
Which, if not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold public auction
at said Pound, SAT. RDAY, July 4. ls65 at
10 O'Clock M. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller iy23t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

CIVIL SHERIFF.-Mr. Thomas Maxwell,
Civil Sheriff of this parish, yesterday took
formal possession of his branch of the office,
having fully conformed to all requirements.
He will remain in the old office, and for the
time being retains all the employees.
Criminal Sheriff Wurzburger intends
taking the old arsenal building on st. Peter
street for his Office, and will reft it at his
own expense. The location is a pretty
good one, and the house ample in capacity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


No ice.-Al powers of attorney heretofore grant
ed by us are hereby declared nu and void.
S. D. MOODY co.
New Orleans. La july !, 1868. jy29t
DIR. Il. f. Wright has reduced his al
ready low Dental charges one-haH till further
notice.
No 1853 oustomhouse street, between Dauphine
and Burgundy. myl7 law Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

TIE AN1MUs.-It was openly stated yes
terday that a number of armed fremen pro-
ceeded in the morning tc National Hall,
Poydras street, with the avowed intention
of "gutting" it, and we suppose the col
cred men, too, who it was expected were
there assembled. The impression had got
abroad that club of colored men we're to
meet there in order to be prepared for mu-
tual support and assistance in case of an
outbreak; and these rufians determined to
dispense, il not murder them.
The trnth of the above We vouch for only
so far as this, viz: that prominent fireman
boosted Of it as we tell IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02


BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS This Board
met last evening in regular session, Mr.. W.
s. Mount presiding.
The Finance Committee reported expenses
incurred during the months of May and
June for pay to teachers, 100000; also
Sill, 600 for repairs and certain expenses.
Committee on Teachers report in favor of
reimbursing DR.. Hopkins and Miss Csvi.
daily salary deducted for unavoidable
causes.
Superintendent Rogers was granted leave
of absence for the summer. Also leave Of
absence granted to Messrs. Sambols and
Baker.
On motion of Mr.. Cronan 1t was resolved
that the city library shall during vacation
be kept open only between the hours of
o'clock A. NJ. aud o'clock P. NJ.
Secretary Desdunes was granted leave of
alb ,ence for two weeks, the assistant secre-
tary to attend to business during that time.
The secretary's office will hereafter be
closed at meridian.
Mr.. Cronan offered resolution that the
St. Philip boys schoolhouse yard be paved.
There was some opposition to the measure,
but Mr.. Sambola came to the rescue, and
the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Cronan offered resolution author
izing the Committee on Schoolhouses to
hire another building for the Bayou Road
school, as the one at present used is alto
gether unfit for the purpose Of teaching
children. Adopted.
Superintendent Rogers's report for the
| quarter ending thirtieth June:
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JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-Judge Shelley
has taken possession of the bench in the
Second Justices Court. Mr.. Montamat is
ruling in the Third, Mr.. Joseph G. Baum in
the Fourth, and Mr.. George sadler in the
Eirnt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

PARISH coRoNERs-The Nero Officers Take
Possession. = Yesterday Drs. Avila and
Roche visited the ooroRer's office. jackson
Square, and proceeded to take possession Of
the effects pertaining to the place. Some
further correspondence from military head
quarters, we believe, facilitated the change.
Much is expected Of the new incuRbents in
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CRAFTSMEN CAuGHT.-Messrs. Malone and
Doosey, of the second district, have sue
ceeded in arresting Frank wager, Frank
Fassich, and Henry Cook, the fellows who
some time ago robbed the residence of Mr..
Lefevre, corner of Bourbon and St. Peter
streets. One of them was captured at the
lake, and the officers there discovered that
o portion of the plumber had been hidden in
the lake under an old house, where several
pieces of tableware were found and brought
in. Another lot of the stolen ware was dug
up out of the ground in the City Park by
these shrewd officers, who have secured
nearly all the things that had been taken
from Mr.. Lefevre. Accused are prisoners,
and will undergo an examination to dag
before Judge Gastinel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

BURGLARS AFTER A BROKERS' OFFICE
Some experienced burglar tried his hand
night before last in an effort to effect an en-
trance into the money brokers' office at No.
IA st. Charles street. The rascal had made
some progress in his work, and from ap-
pearances must have been frightened from
his job. Had he had few mintes more to
operate he would have forced his way from
q large alley into the store through slight
door. Getting into the alley was not much
trouhle, and after he was in he likely covered
the wicket gate with something to screen
him from observation, A few bricks were
removed from the door, and it remains a
mystery why the fellow should have de-
serted his labor when SO near effecting his
object However, if an entrance had been
made the robber would have made a haul of
nothing, for the broker nightly places his
cash in very secure place, not gen.
orally known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02


ALGIERs POLICE JURY.-The newly elected
Police Jury of the parish Of Orleans, right
bank, held its first meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Hon. E. Mccarthy presided, and Messrs.
7. KeHRefc, A. Freville o. Pilman, j.
Gouigs, c. Harris, and W. Charming having
been duly qualified took their seats.
The Jury at once proceeded to ballot for
officers and employees, with the following
result;
Secretary-James Timer.
Roundsman-ArmantR Ramos.
Police-James Scott, John Williams,
James Timer Henry Corkhill, John Norton,
Arthur Anderson.
Syndic-Thomas Kenne6c.
Parish Tax COtlector-William Charming.
Treasurer-Eugene Mccarthy.
Parish Attorney-B. l.. Lynch.
A resolution was passed annulling the
proceedings of the late Police Jury at the
meeting held on Monday evening last, on
the ground that the authority of said late
Police Jury terminated at noon on Monday
Another resolution was passed suspend
ing the action of an ordinance passed by the
late Jury authorizing the Tax Collector tc
receive warrants on the Parish Treasurer
for debts due the parish.
The Board adjourned at a late hour.
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Cits Or new OF's : e 49, 2 VVssnaFs, Levi

CITY or New OFlelna " VVefuore, Levitt
4 Hodges.
C1xTH DEsfRI n ooCRr OF NEW or
- leans. No 2l,67t by Fir4ne Of Wilt al Ser
facias ne direcsed b. he Honorable the SIKH
qisrict Court q feu orleans - the above en-,
titled carsa wall 1tucoQd 20 cell aa puhiic auoifon
40 the Meishcdts aud Auctianesn' EHchangS.
ee9al stfseA beteeon Canal and CustanhouaS
UtlA X july le. L1l3 - Y Q 9 ock H.
"a OBTAIN 0NH- FQttArH Oh EDBApr
bounded by Waite. Sh0li Read Dnprs nnd V6IsS.
A. CERTAIN ON q FOURTH Oh SQUARE
Seized 10 the ahsre sni8
Tqrme--Qash en- TIE hect
jeleDiy1s Hhezig v - fsst' 81 0iI1r7sa
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STREET COMMANDMENTS OFFICE,
Room No. Z CITY Hail,

STREET CoMBussIoFER's OFFICE,
Room No. Z CITY Hail :
New Orleans June 80, 1853 }
MERE BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound, corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
Streets estrays-
-Four GOATS Of different colors.
Which, If not claimed within three days and the eK
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said Pound on THURSDAY, July 2, 1855. at II
O'Clock NJ. VIM BAKER,
Street Commissioners.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller. ie9o st
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. City Ball, :
New Orleans, June so, 1863.
WERE BROUGHT no THE THIRD DIS
w trict Pound, corner Of MGrigny and Morales
streets, as estr,ys-
One. Bay horse, about fourteen hands high,
blind in the left eye.
One cream Colored MARE, about thirteen hands
high.
which, If not claimed within Eve days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound on SATURDAY, July 4, 1898, al Y
O'Clock NJ. WIN. BAKER,
Street Commissioner
Louis SEEEcHAI, for Controller je3O st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

THE RJBY.MoRdAN CASE APPEALED.-In
the case of Ruby against the steam ship
Morgan an appeal has been taken by Nor
gan, the owner of the steamship, to the
Circuit Court for the circuit and district of
Louisiana.
Should the decision of the District Judge
in this case be sustained and affirmed there
can be no appeal from the Circuit to the
Supreme Court, because the amount of the
decision, $3.50, is not sufficient to enable
Mr.. Morgan to take such an appeal.
An appeal from a Circuit Court of the
United States to the Supreme Court can
only be taken when the amount in contro-
versy, Judgement, or decree, exclusive of
| costs, is over $1,000.
Let the Galveston Republican make
note of this, and govern itself accordingly.
ARREST OF AN Ex.MEMBER OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE Q. Butler, of the
parish OF Blenvilie, whose seat was con-
tested by and awarded to E. Dewees in the
present House of Representatives of this
State, was last evening arrested upon a
warrant issued by United States Commits.
sioner Shannon upon a charge Of being one
of the party who recently attempted to
assassinate William H. Houneus, the Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff in Bienville
parish.
He is to appear before the Commissioner
this morning to answer to the charge
which is made against him by Mr.. Honneus.
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GEORGE W. AVERY,
iel6 80 iyl3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
city OfNevv Orleans vs. Vvssaore q Le,Vl1Iiil

city OfNew Orleans vs. SVesmore a Lewis
CIxrH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
- leans, No. q e68-By virtue Of . writ Of eri fsor
10 me directed b. the Honorable the sixth Distr
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause
Will proceed to sell at public auction at the N
cnants' and Auctianeers Exohanga Royal stirred.
between Canal and guatonhouae streets, IN tne 81.
ond District OF this oitV. On SATURDAY July
1863, at u o'clock, n -
The following described property situated IA =
saEGment district No q in the sqnals bounded L
Duprs GayOsc, Venus and shell Read, one
fourth Of two ffths OF the square Assessed a. e25
according to assessment rolls OF 1856, on ne in tn
Trsas urer's office OF THIS city.
Seized in the above suit.
Tgrms-Oash on tns spot.
GEORGE ". AV HRX.
jsle 50JyIs Sheriff Of the Parish Of or4aAls
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Nor A TRUE BILL.-Some weeks ago one
Nixon subscribed to an affidavit before
United States Commissioner Shannon
charging Mr.. william Baker with the crime
of perjury ON some suspected foundation.
Mr.. Baker waived an examination, and at
his request the case was sent before the
United States District Court. When the
Grand Jury investigated the matter they
failed to find any particle of ground to
make presentment, therefore returned
mot a true bill" So much for aspersions
made in heat of political passion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-02

The Lowell Courier says the Democrats
propose to run General Amnesty agains
General Grant. A mild joke.
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EsTABLIsHED 1880.

SToDART
New Scale, ovsrstrung. full Iron Frame
p i a N o T. o II II H = {,
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The Board then adjourned subject to the
call of the President. 1t is not likely there
will be another meeting of the Board during
school vacation.
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OtIeaus Republicans,

hrs TOR THE REPUBLICAN
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sn-Ridge Pssehal.
AntOnio-W. W Gam Bile;
byviile-GeOrRe r Stubbleheld.
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CHING MACHINES.
THE me PLUS ULTRA
For inform -tion address
GBOpGB W. HUBBARD,
Southeast Ger. Eighteenth and Hamilton Streets
jy2lt Philadelphia, Pa.
DR. M. A. OUTHwORTH-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
1877 Customhouse Street.
NEW ORLEANS,
js30 6t Louisiana
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u Thousand pities that the sweet
nbola WAS not admitted 70 take hiA ssat
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An
INVALUABLE MEDICINE
TOh les
Purifying of the Blood.
DIR. j. w. POLANB'B
HWnnOr Doctor
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
OF HUmOrs,

scrOfula, BcuIvy, Salt Hheum, Carbunci0
ana Boils. Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, IndamnatOry
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles. Chronic
DlarrhBa, Mercurial Diseases, and every
Tant Of the system; Dyspepsia, aud
those Affections originating ia the DE
rangement or the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections. Headache, Lam
gour. and Depression of Spirit. Loss of
Appetite, Constipation.
HIS EEgELAEM MEDICINAL
- COmpOund was first prepared By DE-.
j. ". pUlA y ID, in 1871, and WAS then oul-
ployed with great success Ia cKpelIiuE hu-
moIs from tho blood but in 1913 medical
friend, who was quite celebrated as phy-
stefan, especially ~ the Treatment Of hu-
mors. suggested some Important improve
ments, Whlch were ado oted, ana Whlen
has made 10 $50 the people say the very
best remedy for all kinds Of humOrl
known 20 1.-THE faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely or
vegetables, among which are Sarsaparillal
yellow Dock Noble Pine, MANDRAKE, and
El0odroof.
When the originator lived ip New
Ham pshlre. at GOdstown Centre, for the
space Of thirty or forty miles around ana
tnManchester particularly the tduinpf Doc
tor was well known ana hlenlg HALutI L1t
the humorous and wonderful cures Whlch
10 effected. Though manufactured 10 lalha
Quantities, tile supply WAS frequently exc
nnusJed, and purchasers hnd 70 wall iuf
more fo IN made In that region. some
very severe cases Of Eryslpelas were treat
ed wiLh-and they were cured EryaipeIua
sores, or cnrDuncles-thOse ugly phnlul
ulcers-were entirely removed Wherever
this medicine was faith tally used. 80 DO
was with e5crOfula and salt Rheufns The
HumOr Doctor cured them.
IL IS free from any dangerous drugs ll
pleasant TO the taste, SAFE yet sure and
effective in It's action.
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aide of the bow formed by the boat
will face up stream. The unique iOa
er IL very staunchly built; the ribs
are strong, and are placed close to-
gether. aud the plank are very heavy.
LOUIsvILLE.-The Coavier-JOWrRak
says:
The D. NJ. Seehler arrived from
Troy yesterday with light trip. 20
is probable that she will enter the
Nashville trade.
The Northern Belle, Itaska aud
Key City have left St. Louis for Me-
tropolis for the purpose Of having
their machinery taken out and put ln
new boats. The boats Of the North
eru Line, running 10 ST. Paul, have
discontinued their trips for the season.
MADIsON.-The Courier Of We'd
nesday says:
Vance g. Armstrong have com
mepced The Job of raising the ill-fated
j. N. IoCulloch They took the
propeller J. N. Pratt and several
bareas alongside this morning, and,
with the large force of men employed,
will soon crowd it through
ST.. LoUIs.-The democrat OF Erie
day says:
River declining slowly. A fall Of
but some four inches altogether yes
terday. Advices Of a rapid swell at
Dubuque, but we think it is on'g q
temporary rise, aud that les effects
will not reach as far down aa 80.
Louis Ia che meantime, there l8
nine feet % mark twain hence Co
I Cairo, which rs more than any boar
| will need lor some time The lllin
| goes up. and is staying zap we'll NJ
I Missouri has become 8ile.
frozen over al Sion ~. As
.uay clear aud pleasant.
The old White Collar steamers
ltasoa and NortherH Belle left yester-
day morning TO make quick time TO
the town of Paducah, where tip-toD
hulls are being built for their ma
chinery, which is Ia excellent coudi-
ton. These new steamers. white
collars and all, will be completed In
ample time to join spiritedly In the
early Spring of next year in the great
Upper Mississippi hue and cry.
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No printing establishIne nt n the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine steamboat Printing. Our assol =
rrlent OF Iob Tvpe. though very large aD6
complete, is constantly beng added 10, ana
oar fob department is under the personal
supervision or one of tho best JOB printers
Ia the United States. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bin Heaas.
Silis Lading Cards, DECK and N cal I1cll-
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Ia Dor,
&C.. &c. Orders LEFT with either OF the
wharf-boais viii be promptly attended &c.
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grams are formed of the implements
of the game; and smokers may have
their articles of smoking so arranged
as to represent their initials.
For anniversary weddings, a few
styles may be specified:
WOODEN WEDDING.
1863 and 1868.
Ma. AND Mas. CHARL ES WHITE.
AT home.
Wednesday evening, November z, at
eight o clock.
r. S. w.
Another strle has 9Th anniver-
saryp for heading, and receive their
friends, instead of at home" The
Tin Wedding, celebrated the tenth
anniversary, Is printed from engraved
copper plate, on a fine note sheet,
with field of dull silver forming the
square. The monogram at the head
OF the nOte and on the envelop is also
oxidized, the names of the lady aud
gentleman appearing on separate
wooden cards. CrystaliEed cards, re-
sembliDg sn0w-fakes, are used for
the fifteenth anniversary or Crystal
Wedding, though these have net
become SO general as the others.
The Silver Wedding celebrates
twenty. five years after marriage, and
requires brightly silvered note sheet,
with monogram Ia pure silver, or the
whole printed ia silver, on plain
wood paper.
The Golden Wedding, on the fifti-
eth saniVersary, is printed In burn
ished gold, the form reading thus:
GOLDEN WEDDING,
ME-. AND MRS. WR. P. SMITH.
1868 AT HOME. 1858.
Monday evening, September 20, from
eight TO eleven e'elock.
w ashington Place.
wa. p. SMITH. MAY JOHNSTON.
A new Style of announcement card.
or card after marriage, has also just
beeA issued, and is printed on note
sheets, as follows:
MRS. LOUISA MASON.
MISS EMMA JONES.
Married Wednesday,, October Z, 1868.
Aud on q sc parate card:
MR. AND MRS. LOUIS MASON,
- CheSta0s Street,
Philadelphia.
These cards are in plain English
script, on ornamental letters. and the
Monogram lie designed to correspond.
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Prepared at the

6Udb FLOUR; -
900 barrels HuDernn5 flouri
60 tons Timothy Lays
slO ilHrrela pOtatOeai
so baIrels Sweet Potatoes
In store and for sale ~
FHRMA NJ, EISHEH q Co.
oc2l dtf No Is North Water Street
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$3.50 NsFansuws am6 6hzsgs g1 eSkey ytdfs ezfTed
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iniarous elects OF eosaece, with lists ef ref
srsrees ste NesxT FRrz Agents wgntSA address
DE- 7. B. ABBoTT, Jesey CFys " }.
rEArrRGOTIIA
PosrxAsrrR's REsxrMoST.-I Revived eex OF 8nr-
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tobseeo BY zsina DR.. Burto Anudcts We desire SUP
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Tohacso has xc~DmgplSeke& oil eiGsAed fag q.
W. NAEE, AA Nat Bank New Albany, Ind.
AcLEEexMAH'sFsnN or AsTiDoxE
Rev. l. w. sHoEMAKEH, Kelley Station. Pa
Fsoz TIE B6Llcz HEADQUARTERS, Lily, hAss.-T
A..s 5000 9s So E9sssAs 81 asA tn ty menths By
ransv~@ 4 Wa l. WAtT, IN
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No. hox Of HzSton's Ane4sts rsznoBsd zldssSrs
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DRY GOODS.
lBUSSING 6 90.

Have the Largest and Cheapest
stock OF - tsu
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ROBERT SMITH.

u N d . n { a Z de r.
Kahn STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
MEANWHILE, IND,
Has fust received Few Hearse, the finest
ever in the city. A large assortment OF
Metallic Cases Oasketss ana Cofnns Kept
cOReantIy on hand. I1v dSm.@
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Il ~ IL " ~ n " s
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IF the note be one of regret re-
GREETING the necessity to Decline, 10
substituted. These blanks are neatly
put up in small packages with proper
envelopes.
For billet or note paper, some new
styles of fine Prussian papers have
just been introduced, and, for the ex-
treme neatness of the design, or hg-
ure, in the paper have become very
fashionable. The different styles in
paper and envelopes could scarcely
be enumerated. The forma are small,
square, and rather large oblong shape
both folding in square envelope,
with pointed flap. A novelty has Just
been introduced, In a sheet Of paper,
so cut as to combine note sheet with
envelope.
Monograms will, this season, tend
to an enlarged size. besides being
more complicated than usual. In
many. cases the monegrams spell pc
names, and sometimes of several syl
tables. Illuminated monograms, es
pecially for heading of party or bal
invitations, will be greatly sough
after. For usual letter writing, mono
grams in. one delicate color, or il
white embossed, will be in vogue
These are very stylish, when used Oh
thick English cream laid paper
Names Of country residences, in rustl
design. are also used at the top OF th
note sheet. Jockey monogFams ar
formed of riding equipments. Som
novelties in this way have feeeRtI
made their appearance. For thos
fond Of the game OF Groqaet, mono
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Request the pleasure of your compa-
ny at the wedding reception of their
daughter, on Thursday, October Is,
from two until -four. O'Clock.
Maple Grove.
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HYSICIANS.
a. I'll. CLARK,

Late of Hopkinsville, Kentucky
ATTORNEY AT Law
South Side Third st., East of Main,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
VIII practIce in the Courts of Wander
burgh and adjoining Counties, and attend
IN tine collection of claims in Kentucky.
REFEREECEs BY PERMISSION:
Hon. J. +. Buckner, Attorney-at- Law,
Louisville, Kentucky; Hon. Thomas g.
Dabney, Attorney-at Law, Cadiz, Ken
lucky Hon. E. z. Campbell, Attorney at
Law, HopKtnsviile, Kentucky; John q.
Latham, President Bank of Hopkinsvtlle,
HopklnsviIle, Kentucky. noy3 Ina
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Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARD WILL
SON

Request the pleasure of your presence
at the marriage ceremony of their
daughter Adelaide to Mr.. Jones, at
Trinity Chapel, on Wednesday eve
ming, October 9th, at eight o'clock.
Reception from 9 until IL o'clock.