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News by Atlantic Cable.
Gran1 Mas onic Gathering
in Louisville.
A Man Fou , d Dead in His
Bed.
NASHVILLE.
Fall Meeting OF tho BlOoded Horse
0claAOn-LegislattVe Proceed

! Fall Meeting OF tho BIO0ded Horse
/ Associate AOn-LeglslattFe Proceed
iDgs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. October 49,
The Fall meeting of the Blooded
| Horse Association opened to-day
with two raees.E The attendance was
large aud the sport fine. The first
race, Young America stake, for 2-year
olds, one mile, entrance $25. play or
pay, was for the Association purse Of
$500 ; thirty entrances aud 3 appeared.
j. B. Clay's ch. FLY, by Australian !;
dam Madeline, |; A. Buford's b. c..
EsLynshburg, BY Levlathan. 2; George
Cadwallader's b. c. Hamburg, by Lex
ing,on, 81 Time, :454. Hamburg
was the fayorite, to j. The time is
the fastest ever made on the Nashville
course.
Second race - City Belle stakes,
mile heats, for three-ye -olds; twen-
ty- five entries; $500 purse added by
young ladies. Ten entered; three
appeared A Bulord's Versailles
/, L; II. B. Cheatham's Battle 2, 3;
A q. Franklins Luray 3, 2. Time,
1:473, 80. Versailles was the favor
ite, selling in the pools 46 to 26 for
Battle.
In the Senate to-day, the following
preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, Past legislation in the
pledge of the public failed by the
issue of bonds has tended to shake
the foundations of our public credit,
and created in the minds of many dis
trust as to the ultimate payment of
our public debt; and,
WHEREAS, A people who, In all
their history, have shown scrupulous
fidelity to their private obligations,
commercially and otherwise, must
consider justice to all public creditors
as essential to the States honor and
dignity; therefore,
Resol6ed, That the people of Ten
nessee will never sigBaliZe their rest0-
ration to the control of public affairs
by countenaneing, in any manner,
disregard of their public obligations.
ReSolUetl, Thas. under strict re-
trenchment and rigid economy IN all
other respects, all available revenues
aud resources Of The State should be
faithfully appropriated to the payment
of the interest on our bonded debt,
and the security of the principal at
maturity, for which they are in honor
bound.
The election of United States
Senator takes place to- morrow. Ex-
President johnson 5 chances. continue
the best, though his opponents say he
cannot be elected. They do not, how
ever, name the man that candefeat
him. ...
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Gen. Canto bas been brought to the
city to be tried by court-martial for
the murder of Gen. Cort.
American flags were displayed in
the city on the 9th inst. in honor of the
late Secretary Rawlins.
Public and private enterprise is re.
viving.
The aqueducts In various parts of
tie country are being completed. and
new ones in process of erection. Pub
lie improvements in the capital are
urged forward with much activity.
There are now two thousand miles Of
telegraph lines in operation IN the re-
public. Six railroads are in progress,
and 240 miles in active operation.
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journey.

WE see it stated that wSman suf-
frage is already an accomplished fact
in England. At the last session of
Parliament. when the municipal suf-
frage bill was before the House, on
motion OF Mr.. JACOB BRIGHT. a
clause was addedigiving the franchise
to women who possessed the same
qualifications as male voters. It
passed, and has been speedily taken
advantage of. Two thousand women
are registered in Birmingham, and
over eight thousand in Manchester.
These two samples will suffice They
seem to prove that women want to
vote. and that they will promptly
avail themselves of the first oppoItu-
nifty given. Next comes the greater
question, how they will exercise this
right, and we shall look to the coming
English municipal elections with in =
terest, for facts on this point.
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National aethOdlst episcopal Con-
VentiOn-ResOlati Adopted, &c.

CINCINNATI, Oct a18.-In the Ma
tional Convention of Methodist Epis
copal Local Preachers to-day the fol-
lowing resolutions we're passed.: B
RcsolUed, That whenever, from any
cause, except old age or protracted
sickness, any local preacher ceases. to
be an evangelist, his license and
parchments should be taken away.
ReSO}Ued, That if 1t prove necessary
to carry into execution the
sentiment Of the foregoing resolutions,
we respectfully ask such a change of
the discipline as will enforce the ac-
tive labors Of local preachers, or with
hold their licenses. ~
ResolUed, That we will use our in
huence aud example to discounteu
ance the reading of manuscript SER
mons.
Hon. j C-Buchanan, of Baltimore,
on his way from Louisville to Gin
einnati, Saturday night, on. the packet
General Lyle, was robbed OF a gold
watch and chain, valued as keep.
sake. F S1
Base Ball-CinciDnatis-5, 3, 5, 0,
l, /, o, i, liz. Athleties-3. o, 5, O.,
o, o, l, l, PIP. George Wright made
two home runs, and Allison one.
Leonard brilliant. Best eontes ted
game ever played in Cincinnati. The
outfelders of both clubs.never missed,
and the game would have been a tie
but for a slow play of the Athletics in
the third inning. Radcliffe made a
magnificent one hand catch. The
Athletics made no home runs, but a
splendid double play in the fourth
inning by Reach and Fisher. There
were 5000 people present, and the
weather foe.
Henry Higenstein was found dead
in his bed yesterday morning. Cause
| hen rf nisf ase .. - - -
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Eexican News,

CRY OF Mexico, October II. via
HAVANA, Oct. 18-Hou. w. ii. Sew
ard arrived at Manzilla on the 7th
inst. He was received on the landing
with safutes from the wharf, and was
met by the Governor of Colima, who,
in the name of President Juarez,
warmly welcomed the distinguished
guest to Mexico.
A member of the Cabinet has left
the Capital for Guadelojara, to meet
Ex. Secretary Seward and party.
President JuaTez has gone on a
brief visit to Tamaulipas, aecompa-
MED by Gen. Escobedo.
In the National Congress, measures
are under consideration in regard to
a sinking fund, and to provide for a
reduction of the national debt.
Congress has refused to grant fur
ther railroad concessions, save to par
ties who can prove their ability to
comply with the terms of contract.
RiVas Polacio has been elected Gov
crnor of the State of Mexico.
Dias, the rebel chief, under sem
tance of death, has been pardoned.
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New York News.

NTW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Afairs were
generally dull in the different depart.
ments of speculation TO day. and the
only animation was in few leading
shares at the stock exchange. The
bull campaign on the Vanderbilt
stocks made further progress. New
York Central was advanced to 188,
Hudson to 1851, and Harlem to 142
The continued upward movement in
| New York Central is based on the
large amount of grain which it is sup
posed will have to be moved by rail
FROM Buffalo to New York, while the
| rise In Harlem Is attributed in some
project of new city railroad enter
prise by the Company. The specula-
| ton and rise IN the balance was not
so marked as in the Vanderbilt shares.
At meeting of the creditors of the
Gold Exchange Bank, this evening,
every creditor, with the exception of
Auger & Co., signed paper not to
take any further legal measures
against the bank.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-A formidable
strike of the mechanics employed in
the shops of the Erie Railroad is in
progress. Not less than 600 men
have refused to work-400 at Susque-
hanna and 200 at Jersey City. 1t is
alleged that the scarcity of currency
has prevented the prompt payment of
the men, and that the company has
been compelled at times to pay as
high as 2 per cent. forits pay rolls.
They are said, also, to have been de-
layed by fresbets and breaks in the
road, but it is claimed that all the
hands were paid on the 18th, except
those at Port. Jervis, numbering 1l0,
and they were to have been paid on
Saturday, but struck on Friday, and
were, on the following day, paid and
dismissed. sI1 $40 4
The Susquehanna hands struck in
consequence thereof on Saturday, and
those at Jersey City to-day, and have
been paid and discharged. 1t is sup
posed that those at Buffalo. some two
hundred more, are also on a strike.
The officers of the road say the strike
will occasion no interruption to the
business of the road, and as applica-
tions are numerous they win have no
difficulty in filing the places of the
strikers with new mems #
It appears that the Erie Company,
some months ago, inaugurated a sys
tenn of consolidation of the machine |
shops, and that those at Patterson and |
Piermont have been closed, and that
the Port Jervis shop will be closed |
soon. The object is reduction of
the expenses.
8 New YoaK, October Is. = The
steamship Helvetia, from Hamburg,
arrived to night. s
Father Hyacinthe is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where he will, it is
said, remaih in seelusion for tep days, /
and will tben visit Boston and Wash
ington. At the expiration of his visit
to the country he will proceed to
Rome, to seek admission to the Ecu
menical Council. He brought let
ters of introduction to Gen. Dix and
Henry Ward Beecher, and is a per-
sonal friend of the poet LongfelloB
and other distinguished gentlemen ia
country. He does not speak a word
Of the English language. Fernando |
Wood was fellow passenger. and 'ex-6
tended many attentions to him during
The voyage. which was very agreeable
and nleasant. --.--------
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St. Louls Items.

skST. Louis, Oct. 18.-John Swanson,
proprietor Of an extensive cotton fac
Itery, near Stockholm, Sweden, has
just purchased II. 500 acres of land in
Dunkin and Stoddard Counties. IN
this State, where he will establish q
colony. and buila factcry, mills, &c /,
and carry on the cultivation and man.
ufacture OF cotton. Mr.. Swanson has
512O0 families iD his employ, and will
bring them to his new plantation.
Five hundred families are now en-
route to New York, and will reach
Missouri within thirty days. and eight
hundred more will soon follow. The
land selected is we'll adapted to cotton
raisiug. Dunklin County will export
this season from 1000 to 5000 bales,
and Stoddard County about 1900
bales.
New York, October 18.-Owen
Hand, convicted of the mdrder OF
Jas. O'Donnell, in Brooklyn, was re-
manded for sentence.
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THE Few Harmony Register says
the farmers in that vicinity are un-
usually busy in getting in their wheat,
and the weather is all that could be
desired for the purpose. We learn
that a greater breadth of land will be
sown this Fall than ever before.
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opinion Of the Attorney General OF
Illinois. N.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The Attorney
General of this State has given as his
opinion that the title to the land
which has been doDatcd by the citi .,
zens of Carbondale for the Southern
Normal University is detective and
insufficient This will re open the
question Of the location of that insti-
tutios.
T. Lawson was instantly killed
this morning by the falling of
large mass of rock. from
the roof of the Taylor coal shaft
at LasaHe, Illinois. A man named
Ritter was also severely injured at the
same time. The mass of rock was so
heavy that it required the united
strength of fifteen men to remove it
| from the dead body of Lawson.
The $145, GOO worth of securities
stolen from the banking house of
Collins, Ullman & Co., few weeks
since, have all fbeeaTe6overed through
| the detective force employed. Il
The condition of Admiral Farra
gut is daily improving, aud he viii
probably be able TO leave for home IN
a few days
The following Insurance Companies
outside of Chicago are losers by the
destructive fire on Canal Street yes
tarday: Reaper City, Rockford,
| 81 900; Wanues:uck, Frceport, -, ,010;
HEtna, Hartford, $1,000; Illinois Mu-
tual. 81 600; Monumental, Baltimore,
$1,000; Hamilton Couaty, Ohio, $10.-
000 The whole loss will approximate
! SEQ 600
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LOUISVILLE, October 19.-William
Coleman. conductor on the Leba-
non Branch Railroad. 10 passing from
one car 10 another. lost his footing,
and fell between the two, one or more
cars running over him. When taken
up life was extinct. and the body was
horribly mutilated.
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Cuban Items.

HAVANA, Oct. 18.-Threc steamers
have reached Cuba within forty. eight
hours, all bringing reinforcemcnts for
the Spanish army.
A steam transport. direct from
Cadiz, touched at Cienfuegos yester-
day, and landed 1000 men. Another
steamer arrived here this morning
full of troops.
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PlTTsBURG, Oct. IS. - The Pitts
burg Post of this morning contains
an article defending Mr.. Pendeton
against the attacks of some of the
Eastern Democratic papers. endorsing
his views and calling for a Convention
of the Democracy OF the Mississippi
Valley to take action upon the politi
cal situation.
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Boston, October 18.-The pastors
Of the Evangelical Church of Boston
and vicinity. at meeting to day, ap-
pointed a committee to confer with
Father Hyacinthe, and make suitable
arrangements for exto uding him a
public reception, if deemed advisable
The Congressional Committee Of
Navigation visited the ship-yards Of
Boston and Vicioity 10 day.
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THE Governors of New York and
Massachusetts, have appointed Thurs
day, November Is, as a day of thanks
giving. So the New Englaaders can't
feel very bad over the day selected I y
Gen. GRANT. after all.
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OMAHA, October 18.-The corner.
stone of the new cathedral at SaDtaFe,
which had been laid By Bishop Lau-
~ the Sunday previous, with impos
ing ceremonies, was broken into and
robbed on Saturday night
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WILMINGToN. Oct. I8.-The case
of the steamer Cuba has been post
poned until Thursday, on account Of
the absence Of Lawrie, one of the
counsel for the steamer.
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Destructive Fire.

ATcHIsoN, KAs., October 18-The
new Central School Building was
burned at two o'clock this forenoon.
II was insured in the Phoenix, of
Hartford. $40, 900; Htua, of Hartford
$40 ,0O0i North American, Of Phila-
delphia $4,000.
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THE CfUitita CatLolica of Rome
states a fact which will probably sur
prise many. Il las been generally
supposed that the Ecumenical Coun
Gil was to be convened to consider
certain subjects of vital importance
to the Romish Church; but this pa
per-and it doubtless expresses the
mind of the Po?e-says that the
Council is to do no such thing. 1t is
not to discuss anything; it is simply
to ratify some of the Pope's decisions
If that is all Bishop ST. PALLAIs and
Archbishop PURCELL have to do
they might have ratified the Pope 5
will without making such a lone
Journey.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 18.-The employees
Of the Erie Railroads workshop IN
this city. 200 in all, struck for reg
this this pay SerDoo0 snS @0rnng regsonoas n eyps Tape
adopted, stating their grievances, and
determining to hold off till their oh
jeet was accomplished and the en-
ployees at Port Jervis reinstaied.
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The Democratic party did its best
in Ohio to use new material, like
LEW. CAMPBELL and SAM. CAREY,
and keep the old stagers like VAL
LAND1GHAM in the background, but
the people were not to be deceived,
and entered up judgment against the
whole concern, Notwithstanding the
piteous and stirring appeals of the Re-
publican renegades. 1t is this view
of the subject that makes the Presi-
Dental campaign of 1872 already be-
gin TO 'ook gloomy to the more intel
ligent of the Democrats leaders.
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J, Jas. II. Cutler, Cashier Of The First
national Bank Of Evansville, Indiana do
solemnly swear tbat the above statement
Is true, 70 the best OF my kuoWeledae and
beIlef. JAS. II. CUTLER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. thfs
Is h day Of October, 1869.
=. X. LEAVITT, Notary Public.
CoTrect-Attest:
HARBEs VIELE, }
N. j. BRAY. Directors.
john 5. HOPKINS, I8-lt
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sBARk1H ss1sa 8gN al
T0EsDAY-.-..............---oCToBER I9. l809

THE Sentinel of yesterday was set
up" in its new Office. the type and
printing material having been moved
on Saturday.
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THE Democracy of Pennsylvania
died hard, but they died all over. As
an Instance of the mcaus to which
they resorted for success, is the fact
that Mr. r. FL. SAVERS. Supsrintend
ent of the Lshigh Valley Railroad
passed over the line of his road in a
special car, the morning of the e,ec
ton, and urged all his employees to
vote for PACKER, for the reason that
the Company needed a good deal of
legislation this Winter, and if PACKER
was elected, it could obtain it.
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LIABILITIES.

u j. a. Lemcke, Casbier OF the Mer-
chants National Bank, OF Evansville, In-
alan0, 40 solemnly swear that the above
STA -ement IS true, TO the best OF my know
ledge and belief.
J. "A. LEMCKE, Cashier.
State Of Indiana,
County Of Nanderburgh 4
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this
18Th day Of Oct Ober, 1863.
j. w. NEXsEN Notary-Public.
Correct. Attest: 4. j. HOLLTNGswORTu
WM. IA. n. sTODpARD,
Il. SEMONIN,
oeie DIT Directors.
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L. RuFFaHR, JR.. EvanHvlles Ind.
JOHN GILBERT, GoicOudh1 lllH.
GUS. DUBOuCHEr, EVnnhFilie lnos
L. RUFFNER, Jr.. d co.,
Commission BLerCIl'fs
Provision and Produce Dealers,
Sole agents ohio RiUey and Kanaigha
Eah C0mpqaies,


We keep n very large stock OF FLOUR fn
store. and are ban ling 500 barrels per
week. We can nll orders for any Grade
that may be wan tea. 90 fhe loWast mnrEaE
prices. orders for Pr visions and Pros
duce solicited, and antiafactton warranted.
Terms cash We issue $50 rTice-CurrautH
weekly and viii furnish a copy regularly
20 any one defirlum ma 20 DO SO.
Ocll dtf II HUBFNE8, IW. IA GO.
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1881.
VIEW ADFBRTIsENgSTS.
g. w. sHANKLIb,
Attorney ut Law
And REAL ESTATE AGENT.
g. w. sHANKLIB,

valuable city and Suburban Property
t.t tT.t halei so, Farm Lanes ia IDdiana
Illinois, and the Blue Grass'' region Of
kentncky.
Oilice with VIM. II. Walker, corner Of
Main and Tnird Streets. ioeI9 dIm
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OLD JOHN CoyoDE, illiterate as the
Democracy sag be is, can glorify pretty
considerably when he has the oppor-
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Lock lIAVHV. Pa
y tes.rs. t .if11rcorr a BnhREwnrE. pitH-
Gents I'VE nnvo t.4.4-.. staf.,.. ,.,.,., /. s.s.
Of Gang saws in orr rsfIf Irt,i'r,-f 49,.
f. point OF QUALITY affaarfor ~ rre sea
have ever used. YofiF. ~
SHAW hhAhCHAHD u CO.
dAhruaroWE, NY
IIPPINCoTT r. BLAMHwr4r.f- heea
no trouble with your Eawat thrv d0nH
need ~ be lined up with nnriars ~
put them on tho Maudrel and they -
right along.
Temper perfectly Uniform, and Quality
unsurpassed Respectfully.
CuAH. j. EoN.
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Lippincott 3 Blackwell.

Manufacture OF Circular. Muiov. MH
Gang and CLOss-Cut Saws. ChnpUinw Anaa
all shapes. COlhurn'8 Patent AEe. ahUuala
Spades and MiloBs Patent Coverra araUn
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Grand Army Of the Republic.

LOUISVILLE, October 18-The de-
partment of Kentucky of the Grand
Army of the Republic. met to day for
the purpose cf organization, and elect
ed delegates to the National Encamp-
ment, to be held in New Yolk City On
the 9th inst. Provisional Commands
er w. ?. Wilcox, delivered an elo
quent address, in which the objects of
the order were lueidly explained.
They are to keep alive the friend
ships formed by Union soldiers, in
their associations during the war, and
to continue them through the battle
of life, to take care of their disabled
and meritorious comrades, and pro.
vide for the widows and educate the
orphans of their deceased companions
In arms, to cultivate sentiments of pa
triotism and loyalty to the Govern
mept their valor saved from the mach
nations of those who sought to over
throw it, the motto of the order being
Fraternity. Charity and Loyalty"
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ELE G. E q Pc

National Meth dist Episco.
pal Convention at CiU-
cinnati.
Resolutions Adopted, &c.
Late New York Items.
Railroad Conductor Killed.
Lat4s: News from Cuba.
Caucus of The Walker and
Wells Republicans in
Richmond, Va.
Late Washington News.
News by Atlantic Cable.
~ orf
Gran1 Mas onic Gathering
in Louisville.
A Man Fou ID Dead in His
Bed.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 18.-Chas.
Gibbons. by virtue of the decision In
the contested election cases, has en-
tered upon the duties Of the office of
District Attorney p 0 tepl., until the
decision Of the Supreme Court On the
writ Of f-ceF3jorarj. This. wFlt-is re-
ported to have BEEN issued by Judge
Sharswood previous to his departure
for Pittsbnrg. Saturday morning,
many hours before the decision In the
case was pronounced in the Court of
Common Pleas, and it will, therefore,
be disregarded by the majority Of the
Supreme Court Judges.
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Kentucky Masonic Grand Lodge.

s LOUISVILLE, October 18.-The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky,
met in this city to day. A large rep
resentation from the subordinate
lodges was in attendance. about 325
delegates reporting; The Grand Mas
ter Elisha s. Fitch's address was an
exceedingly able and interesting one,
full Of good Masonic advice and coun-
sci. 1t was listened to with great in
terest. The Grand Treasurer sub
mitted his annual report, which re-
ports the finances of the Grand Lodge
in a fourishing condition.
In the upper part Of Jefferson
County, on Friday. Harry Taylor and
a man named Griffin, had a dispute
over a game of cards, which culmi-
DaSed IN aTaylor's stabbiug Griffin
twice In the breast, from the effects
of which he died FIVE minutes after
wards.
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SAco, Me. October 18.-Hon. Mo
ses Mcdonald, Ex- Member Of Con
gress from the First Maine District
and Ex-Collector of Portland, died
suddenly here to day.
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a a.os
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Rennrt

OI the Condition Of the EVANSVILLE
NATIONAL BANK on Evaneville ina
at the close Of business on the ON day of
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Late Washington News.