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OR-JC.HR50NNIBLE AND EASTP0RT.
The excellent steamer HstU
LEWELLEN.
UnFIYaled.

Notpieag that has ever been known or
heard 0s as a tonic adds SO much To the re-
sistant power Of The human. system, under
circumstances sunfav0rRbIe 10 heath, as
HOSTElTER'S STOMACH .BITTERS.s II
Won would escape the Intermittent fevers,
fits. Of Ind gestion, bilious ttacks, and
bowel. Complaints. ofWhicb cold and damp
are the frequent causes, use the BtTTER5
as a PRO FECFIVE MEDICINE. This is
the wisest course but, n already an inva..
lid. try the prepare don as "A SESTO RAJ
TIVE. In either cas- fu ] reliance may be
placed a pom HsseHicacy.s - = = - tif
There IS no mystery about the cause Of
its success. 70 is the only st0fnaehic and
Alternative in which are combined the.
gran d requisites or mild, pure, and un.
vita ted vegetable osti mulant, with the
scOruuttc. aperient, and depurative herbs,
plan Is. cots, and banks that have ever
been iutermixed in medicinal prepara-
"a IN Bftters have THIS distinctive quality
which is not shared. It is believed, by any
tonic, ttncture, or extract in the world: II
does not excite the pulse, though IL in
fuses a wonderful degree OF vigor into the
nervous system, and strengthens and sps-
tains Tue WhDle phys cal ORGANIZATION .f'
Calforn IA and Australia have emphatic-
ally endorsed II as the MIN Frs MEDI-
yin p par eccetieHce, aud in SPANISH Amer
lea and all the tropical climate IL is con-
sIdered the only reliable antidote to
epidemic fevers.
The already immense and sim increas-
ing consumption OF HDSTETTER'S BIT
FEbS, backed by many of the most iufiu-
entail physicians Throughout the country,
is worthy the confidence and appreciation
OF all.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. April 7.
TOBACCO-Sales Of 204 hhdg; market
steady fla IS s. 0096 IS medium leaf sl2 so !;
selections go. asl
FLoUR-sSIss at IS 5O89 90 for superhne;
Si2 50dl3 90 for fancy. ~
WHEAT-s2 1892 50. .rt-tt
OATs-70a75c.
Z. Corn -e50S6c. ~ -.*-t $500
. RYE-Sl- Sal 80. r-
LARD--l85< Al7e. az OBS - t-
MESS PoRK-s28 IS AZ.
B.Ac0E N aTket active and excited. with
sales OF GOO casks clear rib sides and clear
sides l6t5@l654c and l71zc, and shoulders at
l39iS1&c. 1F' f''s
WHIsKY-Raw. free, 81 2Og2 25. rs.ts.
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RIVER NE w s
For other River Items see Sevepth pags.Ii

! =
The weather. cleared upy yesterday even
in and ~the night was cod, indie ating
at bother heavy frost. We very mucn fear
that the old adage that " fruit is never
killed in the HghtOt the moon. -so viii not
be verified this season ........ There were no
arrivals last evening except the Michigan,
from Parkersburg. She left late last even.
ing for Island Is, for lot of empty coal.
barges. She made the run from Louisville
70 Newburg ina little over ten hoars. ........
The other departures We're the James
Gfayyito Green River; Oilie Sullivan, to
Wabash; Newsboy and Mollie Norton,
to Henderson, Mayfiower, to Memphis;
Cumberland, to cairo, and Golddnch to
Clarksvflle. all with moderate trips,
AS viii be seen by Joint notice Signed
by the several com manders of the Cairo
packets, freights will hereafter be carried
ON these packets at twenty I'VE cents per
hundred. This is an act OF voluntary ID
erality on the part OF. these officers that
should receive a hearty response from our
merchants and shippers by an increased
patronag e..-.-.- Til ere was delightful
dance on board the Armada last night A
number Of young ladies and gentle
men OF Paducah had made an
excursion to this city, and were Joined
last night on board by number
OF the young ladies and gentlemen
Of this city. who 10 the enchanting music
Of Henry Harris Band, tripped The flight
fantastic toe until the sEa wee hours.''
Capt. Will p, Fowler played the role OF
host with admirable grace and politeness.
AT midnight the most sumptaous refresh
ments were provided. We have seldom
seen so many really beautiful ladies in a
ballroom, and though the ladies of Padu-
eah are among the fatrest of Kentucky's
fair daughters, yet the Evansville ladies
did not sufferfn omparison.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, April Z.
CoTroN--NominaI;r receipts $40 bales; ex-
ports 476 bales
FLOUR-Duli; superfne SIS.
PORK-e2S 90.
BACoN-Flrm; shoulders 1876, an clear
sides lSc.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders I254c, and clear
sides l6C. 81
LARD-iSG Zoe.
CORN -95cgSI co..
OATS-S0c
BRAN-E34.
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River Dispatches.

CTNcINNATI, April :, Noon River has
fallen feet inches; 20 feet inches in the
channel. Weather cloudy; Inches of
saow fell last night; melted this morning.
Thermometer 40.
LOUISVILLE, April Z Evening.-Ar-
riVed-America and New STATE. Pitts
burg; Louisville, New Orleans; Lawrence,
-. Louis; Emperor, Cincinnati; Bermuda,
Tennessee River
Depart ed-America, ST. Louis; Rich
lnOnd, New Orleans; Lawrence, Cincinna-
ii; Emperor, Memphis.
In Port-St Marys, Indiana, Louisville.
Is water In the canal, and feet 8 INCHES
on the falls, in the pass down the Indian
chute Wind very keen. There are fears
entertained Of another frost tonight
PIrTsBURG, April 7, Notwithstanding
and raining. River about 5 feet; on
stand. sFe
No arrivals at the wharf except local
packets
Departed-Julia No. 2 for GAINESVILLE;
KentOn, st. Louis.
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attention e.I+r a4s.l. 81 tscOlu-sy merchants
10 the 81 erlols .acHliies. 81 the JoUHSAL
Compapy etg attns Fancy FOSTERS ana
AZ kinds ~ raercanttIe WORE, viz. BIZ
Heads, G-r'is, Circulars, sc. Orders for
WORK. cou ue sent through any Of the
Ev.n.NiIIe nerchants.
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FOR RENT.

ESOR RENT-STORE-R ROOM A fine
X store-r0om. No. 70 Main Street, be-
tween Secon and Fhird, now occupied by
Nickery Brothers. suitable for a wholesale
or retail store. A leases VIII be gwen for
Two. three, or five years For part culars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow Of
VIM. enrich.
APPS diff LIZZIE ENRICH.
ESOR RENT - ~TORE-HOUSE- That
a& very desirable store honse, No. Main
street. VIII be rented TO hp Isl Jauuarv
next Apply to CHARLES NIELE
mch7 dit
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

n
BY telegraph New YORK, April :.
Mountaineering In ease. The Tide OF
currency is setting here freTn the interior,
and the supply on fdanabIe funds is grow
Ing fast. The demal from the Stock
brokers IL. met at q per cenfs, currency, I'M
TIL towards the close, there were liberal
offers at per cent; the most current rate
IS. however still per cent.
DISCOUNTS -1here IS more doing 81 7G9
assTERtTvG Z Quiet at 9}l59}s FOR prime
bills.
GoLD- Firmer; opening at 1879, and
closing at lSs14Gl3S5E. Loans made at
per cent, and n PET CEN. Tor carrying, aud
quite freauenly faa rAe$teamer Cimbria
took S. 600.
GOVERNMEST STOCRs-Acttve and buoy
ant All day, and advanced 11@l per cent
me demand is heavy frOm inYesLers and
parties who were comp He'd ito sen out
curing the recent stringeucy in money.
Inc Assistant Treasurer has stopped pur-
Chasing Seven-Thirties. Henry Clews &
20. report the market strong aud very ao-
tive a. tue close. The following We're the
r'tes 20 80 r. NJ. Coupons Of 81. lI2110
IL do; of '62. llI@lll1s; do. OF '64, lO95s8
IUg54; do '65, l091s9 i0g54 do. new, los
lO2tzif jOs, l0b5 sglO7. s
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Removal.
w IN B nc K

w M B u q x
Watch Maker and JeweIer,
WAS REMOVED Tb TIVE SPLEEN.
"a did new store room VI Warren & Con-
yngton,
No. 81 MAIN STR ET,
Where he Is better than ever. prepared to
wait on customers. Having the finest
show window in the city. ne has peculiar
advantages Tor doing repairing. Especial
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HANKREPr NAI.F.

In the matter of Charles Habbe and
Adolph Pfaffifu, Bankrupts. Bang
ruptcy.
The unders gned, Assignee Of said bank
rupts' estate, viii sell at public auction, on
" + d \ Z ) b \ Y, APRIL lsT, Is6S, COM
menc1ng at O'Clock An at No. 81 Main
street Evans Vile, Indiana, the stock of
groceries formerly belonging to said bank
Iupts, consisting of such articles as are
usually kept IN family grocery. r.a.' +.
Terms cash. sale to be continued until
all said stock is o q.
j. p. ELLIOTT, Assignee.
In the District Court of the United states
for the District OF Indiana.
In the matter of William F.. Burbank,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
Z To tOFCHl Il may concern. The undersign-
ed hereby gives notice Of his apo ntmeut
as Assignee of WILLIAM +. BURBANK, Of
Evansville, in the county of Marlborough,
and state of indiana, within said District
who has en- adiudged a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, b. the District Court OF
said District.
Dated at Evansville. the 4th day OF
March, AID. 1858.
JAMES II. MCNEELY, Asst nee.
mch6 DIT claw Fri.)
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FOR SALE.
DWeIllng H0msr fnr Sah.

Wy "a be sold ca uc.omm odat ing
w terms Lot No. 3, In Block No. 2 IN
the Southern enlargement OF Evansville,
on Whien is a new and fine two story
frame dwelling-.Filh stable and other out
buildings, Dett < tile late residence OF JACOB
II. MILLER, on Chandler Street
Apply at The Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Wee Pres't.
mars q
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WANTED.

ANTEn--AGENTS- To sell the
LIFE or GENERAL Grant
BY John >. 9. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engravfngs
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iect, author and the fine style an which
the b. Ok will he publish cannon fail ia
Insure for IL AN enot nous and- rapid sale
Liberal terms to good AGENTS. Price TO
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"ANTED LARD. TALLOW, AND
" EA > E. The highest market
rice paid for Lard, Taiow, and Grease, in
ASH, BY PHILIP DECKER.
JLnce on Third Street, between Sycamore
% vine. ffe29 dim
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Public Sale Of Valuable Business
Property.

AT THE COURT sfOUSE, on
A SATURDAY. A PRIL llTH. Is :.
an 3 O'Clock. will be sold at public auction
8ubdiviaio ns NOs. 1. 2. 3, o. ., and in al
lock & 5toddardis subdivision Of parts Of
Lots 1877 and ISIS, ID. r., Evansville; being
The PREMISES known as 8 HALLOCk' y
BLOCK" at the corner OF Walnut and
Fourth Street,. and embracing the four
3hree-s DRY business houses fronting the
market, and be two frame buildings
fronting on Walnut street. Sale positive.
FERNS - One-third cash; balance In one
and two years, wit n interest, the purchaser
TO pay taxes for 1858.
For particulars, apply to
THOS. 2. GARVIS.
JOS. p. ELLIOTT g. SON,
rnar24 dI2t cod Third Street.
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AVER
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BOARDING.

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A few more dodgers and quite a number
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mar2tf
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Hair Dressin =,

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CHANCE TO GET PLEASANT HOMES.

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ARGHERs ENLAReEMENT. &

n the northeast portion or the city, has
ust been laid out Into lots and is offered
or sale Fl p 4H
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a. Farm for Sale.

ISOR sALE-sEED OATs -2DO3 bu shell
G Chicago seed Oats a#5a
marifdtl BAL u & START
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EyOR SALE ARM II have a first
Is rate little farm OF 80 acres, one mile
rom Boonville, Ind.; % acres Improved,
and IS acres good timber one story br cE
louse barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
and good fences all upland aud III good
rttfts wlIl sell this arm cheap. or ex-
;hange IL for city property. Several gem
lemen in this city know the farm. -#N#
mar9 dtf sEr EALVAH JOHNSON.
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
LIABILITIES.

OF HARTFORD. CONN,

EA. BOLKELEY, President.
T. o. ENDERS, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
Personally appeared before me +. A. Bulke-
ley, President and T.. o. Enders Secretary. 10
ne personally known and subscribed and
made oath 10 the foregoing statement.
lsFAI.1 CHAS. j. COLE.
Notary Public.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA. TO
ID me directed from the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Middle District of Tennes-
see at its October term. 1867. upon judgment
obtained at said term OF the court, IN favor OF
Bullitt, Miller j Co., and against p. M Nj. Al
exander ct al, heirs at law Of Joseph himbro,
deceased, for the sum Of six thousand SIX hund-
red and eighty 5000 dollars, with costs OF said
suit, will, on Saturday, the 7tn day of March,
1868, at the Court house door IN the clty OF
Nashville, expose to public sale To- the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate which Z. Nj NJ. Alex
ander, and Elizabeth, his wife, Joseph A. Kim
bro, James kimbrO, Nancy NJ. hImbrO. Ellen
Kimbro Nathaniel kimbrO, l.. s. j. MRyberry,
end Lucinda, his wife. Edward Scruggs, and Lu-
cinda KimbrO. heirs at law OF Joseph hlmbrO,
deceased. have in and to the following des-
cribed pieces parcels Of land to-wtt: One
tract of land containing 400 acres more or Tess,
and bounded as follows; North by the lands OF
| John Sanford. A. Davis and Joseph Mason
| east by the lands of j. Q. Brothers and Eliza
| beth Noe; south by the lands of Geo. BHty, and
| west by the lands Of William Walden and eth
ers. One tract containing one hundred acres,
more OF less. bounded north by the lands of J.
| Ii. Nelson's heirs and others; east by the lands
| of Alfred Ross; south by the lands of }. d.
Cook, and west by various small lots. One tract
| of land, bounded north by the lands Of A. Davis
| and j. Balentine; east by the lands OF ii.
| Whites heirs; south by the lands OF ). Balen-
| tine, and west by the lands of A. Davis, con
| tanning seventy-fve acres, more or less. One
tract of land, bounded north by the lands OF
Thomas Goodman; east By the lands OF Il. A.
GOOches' dover: south by the lands of John
HILL and west by the lands of Eppes Owen, con
tanning thirty-nne acres more or less all Of the
above lands lying in the county Of Rutherford.
| State OF Tennessee. and being IN Civil District
No. S,Of said county of Rutherford. Levied on
the property of the said heirs at law OF Joseph
Kimbro, deceased, mentioned above, and sold
TO satisfy said judgment. In favor of Bullitt,
Miller Co. Sale within the hours 95 Prescribed
Jan 18th, l863-W4t u. s. NJ. M. ID. Il.
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D r. S. J. co B b.

HAVING RESOLVED UPON CONTINU-
II ing the practice Of his profession IN the
city, would respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Nashville and vicinity, that he has opened
DENTAL ROOMS on Church street, opp0-
site the Maxwell House. new Ne. -, (old No.
and Mechanical Dentistry nov2i 2In
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UNPAID CORPORATION TAXES.

CITY REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Feb. 5, ls6S.-The following
list embraces the total amount of taxes due
to the corporation of Nashville by each
individual named, as turned over to the
City Revenue Collector as Solvent and
doubtful" from the year 1857 to 1867, both
inclusive.
II will be seen that the amount is very
large, considerable portion Of the same
having been allowed TO accumulate for
many years. Owing to the present condi-
tion Of the city finances, from the weight
Of heavy debt contracted heretofore, the
most active measures for the collection OF
back taxes are imperatiyely demanded.
The present Revenue Collector, after hav-
lug taken due care 20 notify the parties,
will be compelled to Immediately resort to
the most rigorous means of affecting these
collections. All DESTROYS Of saving costs
iii AZ an he nronnalf settlement.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-11
ENGINES AND BOILERS.

II ANE & BoDLEY SAW MTLLS--GREAT
i reduction In prices. We are Offering for
sale at reduced prices a large lot of first class
Portable Engines, Stationary Engines and
Boilers, as follows: One Stationary Engne,
without boiler, forty horse power; one sta
tiopsry Engine, without boiler. ten horse
power; one pair Double Engines, hfty horse
power, with two boilers. each twenty feet long
forty incheC diameter; one extra large P0rta-
bic Engine, l01Z by 10 inch cylinderi one large
Portable Engine 10 by 10 inch cylinder two
Portable Engines, s By Is inch cylinder. Also,
several Lane & BOdley Saw Mills, with the I'm :
proved wrought iron head blocks and solid IRON
frames. JOHN p. DALE, Agent,
with J. Z. PAUL CO,
80 South Market street, Nashville. Tennessee.
Octl If