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Republican Stale Convention.

GALVESTON, June 1.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met at HOus-
ton on Monday and adjourned till
Tuesday. when j. u. Tracy was
chosen President.
A resolution was adopted approving
the course of Governor Reynolds IN
bringing the Jefferson prisoners to
trial.
A J. Davis was nominated BY ac-
clamatiOn for Governor; y w. Flanl-
gan was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor; Frank Carter, for Comp
trolIer of the Treasury; aud Mr..
Kenchler, of Bextar County, for
Commissioner of Land Office.
Mr.. BatcheIder made speech con-
demning the course of A. j. Hamil
ton. and repudiating the nominations
made 0y the gentlemen who met at
the Hutchins House.
In the platform, the main princi-
pies of the Republican party are en-
dorsed. The adoption of the ConstI-
tuition is recommended.
A resolution commencing the en-
franchisement of the whites was OBJ
jected to by Mr.. Butler, but was
Ii ally adopted.
On Wednesday the convention
nominated Mr.. Henry for State
Treasurer, but he declined, and Mr..
Price, of Austin, was nominated.
a State Central Committee was
appointed: also, a Committee of one
from each judicial District, to collect
funds to carry on the canvass.
Convention then adjourned sine die.
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BosToN, June 1.-The President
will leave New York Tuesday night,
and arrive in Boston Wednesday
morning. He Will attend the Peace
Jubilee and review the military. and
pass the night with Secretary Bout
we'll at Grot0n.
The coupons of the first mortgage
bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
due July 1st, will be paid 10 gold, free
of Government tax, on Friday, June
18th, at the Boston Office, No. ia
State Street, and in New York on
Thursday, July Ist, at the banking
house of Brown Bros, Wall Street.
At the closing session of the
American Institute of Homeopathy
10 day, the Constitution was amended
to permit women members, by a vote
Of so to 81 Mr. David Thayer, Of
Bosom, was chosen President, and
Dr.. Dudlam, Of Chicago, Secretary.
The next meeting will be held IN
Chicago, on the 7th Of June next.
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COUNTY RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.
On Tuesday last the Magistrates con-
eluded the counting of names signed
to the county railroad subscription
papers. From their count it appears
that the 100000 subscription has
been defeated by about $50; that is,
those who did not sign the petition
are that number in the majority. So
the bonds will not be issued at pres
ent.
1t is proper to state, however, that
those who solicited signatures to the
petition, supposing they had secured
a m4jo-ity, ceased their labors almost
entirely three or four weeks ago 1t is
probable they could have secured
many more signatures.
The directors and stockholders of
the company will have a meeting in
this city on the 24th instant, when
future action will be determined
upon.
1t seems to be generally understood
that the question will be put before
the people to be voted upon at the
August election. We suppose H0p-
kins and Christian will .ollow suit, aud
thus the matter will be decided in a
manner about which there can be no
legal controversy. = Hend, rs0R he
porter
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CONDRSSED TELEGRAMS.

The steamship Doran, from Bremen, has
arrived.
The soldiers graves at Bath. Maine, were
decorated on tt ursday.
Hon. w. C. KittrIdge. United States AS
.seSsOr of the First District of Vermont.
died yes erday.
The tanHery of ]. d. COe s. Son, of Buff
1alO, near Wayland, N. Y, was burned on
Friday. Loss 100000, with only $1,000 in
surance.
The slaughter house and out-buIldings of
Henry b. Greenough, ia Brighton, Mass
We're burned on Friday. Loss $1,000.
The graves of soldiers in the cemetery
at Peeksktl, New York, were decorated
on Friday.
MillaId Osmere, while reading in bed, at
Newport, New Hampshire, on Thursday
night, upset his lamT, and was burnedato
death.
At Riverside Park. the first race, for $500.
was won by Myron Perry; b, 81 time 2:SIsz.
Thp secOl'd race, for S4OO, was won by Black
He rry; time 1854.
A large number of tourists and pleasure
seekers aIe now arriving daily at Omaha,
going to the mountains or to the Pacific
Coast.
The lis h anniversary of the settlement
OF Londonderry, New Hampshire, was
celebrated on Thursday. Ten Thousand
persons were present
The steamship Quaker City has been
formally released by tine Unitel STATES
Marshal at New York, and is expected to
sail Immediately.
Omaha dispatches say Senator Roscoe
Conkling, Hon. Ben. Wade, and General
BOynton arrived there Friday morn lng,
and start with their famtI. es for Prom
Ontory in the afternoon.
Tue large Touring mill aud g eyator
known as the Osborn Mills, at Ranti /. Ill.
on the line OF the Illinois Cel tral Rail-
road. was completely destroyed by fire on
Thursday evening. Loss $4,000. Insur-
aDee light.
In the Com non Pleas Court. at Indian.
apohs, Friday morning, Judge Blai
granted a mandamus on the Auditor @
the state to pay specific appropriations
This is a Lest case. and will be tmmedi
ateIy taken to the Supreme Court.
Passenger travel over the Union Pacific
Railroad continues very heavy. Tue
westward bound train ON Thursday even.
ing hal five passenger coaches, all fu l
Among the tourists were Hon. Ben IamiI
+. Wade and Hon. Roscoe Conkling
United states Senator.
Police officer O'Brien, while endeavorIns
to queI disturbance, Thursday event z
In a liquor store on Front Street, New
York, was brutaIly beaten and stabbed
Two of his assaiiants, James Quigiey Rnt
A. Vide. te, were subsequently arrested.
At a meeting OF Polish exiIes In New
York on Thursday evening, resolution
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National Typographical Convention
Proceedings.

ALBANY. June lin the Typo
graphical Convention to day, the re
port on the new constitution was
read.
The sum of twenty dollars
was appropriated to pay the expenses
of Mr.. Troupe, delegate to the Con
gress Of the National Labor Union,
last year.
A resolution was adopted to send
two delCg gates to the National Labor
Union, and Messrs. Sample and
Green. of Pittsburg, were appointed,
with Messrs. Beatty and Dunn, of
Philadelphia, as alternates.
A resolution declaring that the
practice of taking apprentices to the
printing business who had 10 knowl
edge OF grammar, ought to be abol-
ished. Adopted-36 to %.
The Convention then selected Gin
cinnati as the place for the next meet
ing.
Mr.. Frickelston moved that the
general laws be soamended as to grant
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June Il - Major
George Gibson is assigned to duty as
Major Of the Fifth Infantry, to re-
port without delay to the Command
ing General OF the Department Of the
Missouri
WASHINGTON, june LITTLE loss
by the robbery of the bank at Santa
Fe was only S33, 600
WAsHtNGTON, June IL Recent
advices from Cuba state that the dill
fculty between the Spanish officials
aud the organized volunteers Is on
the increase, and the latter have now
almost the entire control Of the gov
ernment of the island. Such is their
power that they forced the Acting
Captain General to eountermand the
requisition of Dulce on the home gov
ernment for a reinforcement of 5000
regular troops.
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fOaps, Oils and Candles.

My Soap, Oil and Candle Factory
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation
and, with my present improved ma
chinery and commodiousness Of fac
tory building. l have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, /
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec
tally fnd it TO their interests to give
me a call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
Sd Street, bet. Sycamore Il Vine.
June /, DIV
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T e Z = G IL a z e.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Late Washington Newz.
New York Entefig once.
National Typographical
Convention.
Interesting from Memphis.
Runaway - Two Children
KllIed-
English Press oa the Irish
Church Question.
English Press oa the Irish
Church Question.
Especial to the Evansville JournaI.I

Especial to the Evansville Journal.I
VINCENNEs, Ind, june 11.--Our
quiet little city has become the head
quarters for Cincinnati roughs. Tom
Allen and his trainer, Sherman Thurs
ton, accompanied by jim Coyne and
Charles Reilly, and sev-ral other no
torious sports arrived here yesterday,
having rather hastily left the Buckeye
House, Cincinnati, the night previous,
to avoid arrest. The party are stop
ing at the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road eating house. Allen has gone
into training, and will remain here
until he leaves for the scene of the
coming prize fight, on Tuesday next.
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HaYann Items.

HAVANA, June II. = The re-
ports that an expedition of fill
busters had landed at Aquadores,
near Santiago, and that another expe-
dItion was on the south side of the
Island waiting to land, are uncon-
firmed.
The rp.lor that the war steamer
Louisa had sunk two vessels bringing
fllibusters to aid the RevolutIonists,
Is also unconfirmed.
The journals and private letters
have announced that many of the in
surgents arc surrendering.
Affairs remain tranquil in the vlcin-
ity OF Guayomo aud Mauzjllo.
The sugar market is irm, with a
large business at unchanged prices.
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At lhe journal Office
Periumed Ink,
Bismarck Ink,
Green Ink,
Purple lux,
Black Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Writing Ink,
Copying lax,
French Note Paper,
Foreign Note Paper,
Ladies Note Paper,
Gents Note Paper,
English Note Paper,
American Note Paper,
And all kinds of stationery for sale
at very low fi cures at the Journal Of
fee, next door to the P0st-0fiice.
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Fnr fhe RIEer Trnde.

No more useful article for steam
boats, packets. &C., can be found than
Dooley's Baking POl0dtr. The pur-
est Baking Powder in market, and
unlike all others, does not lose its
strength by being brought In contact
with all sorts of atmospheres. Eco
nomical, easy to use, and makes light,
sweet biscuits, rolls. waffies, cakes,
etc., to perfection. For sale by gro
GERS everywhere, jeS d3teod
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The place of Hon. E. B. WASH
BURNE, as Representative to Congress
from the Galena District, is supplied
by the election of Hon. I'll. G. BURoH-
ARD, the Republican candidate. He
has received a majority of about 5000
His only competitor in the canvass
was boiling Republican, who re-
eeived Democratic support.
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New YORK, June 11.-European
mails bring the following Paraguayan
news: A Brazilian regiment OF cav
airy in the advanced guard of the
allied army had been surprised and
the whole regiment destroyed, by
Lopez troops. All were killed or
taken prisoners. The expeditonary
corps which landed at Rasario was
surprised, the greater part being
killed and taken prisoners by the
Paraguayans. A boat which was
towing two vessels up the Ebicuary
River. loaded with provisions for the
army, was boarded by the Paraguay
ans, who killed all the crew and took
possession Of the cargoes Of the two
vessels. The allied army was still in
LucuQue.
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Nicholson Pavement Contractors Sue
the City OF Memphis for $600,0O0-
! nnaWaY-TNO IhIIdren Killed.

MEMPHIS, june 11.-Brown & Co.,
Nicholson paving contractors, have
sued this city in the U. s. Court for
$600,0 600.
Perry Nagle, butcher, formerly of
Memphis, was killed in row at
Helena, last night.
Judge Hunter, in his petition for
a mandamus to compel the Register
to give him a certificate of election,
asserts that seventy five negroes, con
fned in Jail for various offences. were
registered and taken out and voted
for Smith, to whom the certificate was
given.
A horse ran away with a milk cart,
on Second Street, last evening, ran
over four children, killing two ot
them
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Daley JGSURN AL
sATURD DAY.........................JU JUNE i2, 1869.

A. G. DENNIS, Esq. Of Henderson,
has formed a law partnership in
Sedalia. Missouri, and will remove to
that growing CITY.
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BACON. FLOUR AND SALT. - We
offer to the trade a full supply at the
lowest market prices.
u. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
jeSf No. ) North Water Street.
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Excitement ON the Increase.

The people awake to their own in-
terest and go to the Great Western
Clothing House, No s. Main Street,
Tor cheap and well made Clothing.
We have just received another lot
of the Scotch Cheviot Suits 10 differ
ent shades Also Blue. Brown and
Black English Walking Coats, and
nice selected stock OF Linen Suits,
White Vests, &c.
jel2-25 STRoUsE & BROs.
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BB~ The stock Of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. Q.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be exeelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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BJ- For pure Drugs, Chemicals.
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, 60 to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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REMovAL.-We have removed to
the capac:ous store room, No. 5 North
Water Street.
je8tf i. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.
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SAN FRANCtsco, June 11.-Odicial
accounts of the military operations In
Southern Arizona, published during
the past three months, say forty
warriors were killed and number of
their families are now captiYes, In
mense quantities Of Indian supplies,
stock &c., were captured and de-
stroyed. La relinquishing the com
mand of the troops South of River
Geta. General Divan expressed his
qualification at the integrity, energy
aud perseverance displayed by the
officers aud men in the recent cam
paign against the Apaches, and the
results obtained by such a very small
force.
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KEY WEST. June 11.-The United
States ships Penobscot aud Saratoga
will sail for the North to- day. The
sick are doiug well.
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BSg- The So 70 Bed Bottom is put
into old beds at customers houses,
with 30 cents extra charge.
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New York, June 11.-It is report
ed that Lopez annihilated Brazilian
Corps de Army, and destroyed large
number of their vessels.
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large convoy, including the Black
Prince, IS preparing to sail for Ber-
muda.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Emperor and
the Empress to-day drove through
Monte Marte. The district was
filled with crowds of people, who en-
Enthusiastically eheered.
Three members of the editorial
staff Of the Steele newspaper, and
several of NJ. Rochefort's electoral
committee have been arrested.
Domiclliary visits have been paid
several houses. There have also
been several press seizures.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, June ia decree has
been published fOrbidding the civil
authorities to enforce the ecclesias-
teal sentences without the voluntary
consent OF the party concerned.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Federal
Council have decided that the CON-
plants preferred by the North Ger
man Parliament respecting the Con-
stltutIOu of Meeklenburg, are ineom-
patible with national progress.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE German
expedition Tor the Arctic explora-
tions, which has been preparing for
some time past at Bremen, is now
ready to sail, and will leave on the
10Th instant.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 11.-In the Cortes,
last evening, the budget for tie com
ing year was discussed.
Flguera, Minister of Finance, in
reply o question Of reduction, esti-
mates that it is impossible.
MADRID, June ll-Duke de Mont
pensier writes to the Cortes, that, as a
Spanish citizen aud soldier, he nc
knowledges and respects the new
constitution voted by that body.
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NOTICE. = The members Of the
Evening Star Circle are requested to
meet at their room, June 18th, 1869
for the purpose of electing officers.
A full attendance is desired.
By order of the President. 1t
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SARATOGA, N Y, June 1.-THE
Tnion Hotel Ball Room has been en-
gagged By committee of Cubans, for
a fair, to be held the last week in
June.
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EVANSVILLE B. B. CA good
spring wagon will leave the corner of
Main and First Streets, for the Evans
vile Base Ball grounds, every Satur-
day afternoon, at " precisely half
past two o'clock. Those who wish to
ride must be in time"
By order of the President. je12-1t
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Bs5~ Vertical railways have removed
a great objection to large hotels. One
of the finest In the country Is that in
the AMERICAN HOUSE, BOS-
TON. Messrs. Rice have left moth
ing undone for the comfort of their
patrons.
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A II ID.
For Rent or Lease.
For Sale and Trade.

a DESIRABLE HOUSE, CONTAIN
-. ing fourteen rooms, and a - tOfe-ioolHs =
situated ON the corner Of Fourth anu oak
Streets win take half cash aud balance
in rmtng land. For particulars, Inquire
mai3dIm ID. HABENICHT.
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BeS@ j Just received, two cases of La
dies lasting Hand-sewed Congress
and Polish Boots of an extra fine
quality. Also. Ladies' and Misses
fine Kid and Morocco Boots of diff
terent styles. Ladies'. Misses, aud
Children's colored Boots Of all colors.
GEO. MILLER & Co,
1l-2t 3S Main Street.
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ESTABLISHED. 1887.
EEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE COPARTNERSHIP RERErO-
- lore eAisiing under the style OF "A. u.
COIoufn q Co. Is this day dissolved by mu-
tuai consent, either party befngantbgrilea
TO use the hrm name in liquidatiDn
80 JONAS COLBURN.
junl2 dsw A. J. CoLBURN.
jacksonville, Ky. Property at Aue-
tiOn.
T VILE. SELL. ON THE PRRgrTgEe
I& Ia Madisonviile, Kentucky, on
THURSDAY, June 17rH. 1869,
A new modern-styie cottage dwelling. COM
taIhlng uve rooms, hail, and two Veran-
dams; having, also, cleteru smolre-houss
stable wood and coal house. garden poul-
Iy-yafds and two and half acres of
BfOunu-all under good fence.
Also three well-iOcated vacant lots. l8l
By l95 feet each. -''
., TERMs-one-third 60 cash; balance a.
lien.
sal. sale positive. as / am about to remove
junlz JOHN n. STRANGE.
MadisOnVille. Kentucky. - Commits
siOner's Sale.
Hopkins Circuit Court (Rentuciry).
Mrs. Nancy Miller e al. vs.. FIorencs Mil er
% dL-Commissi0ner's SAL.
THE UNDERSfGNED, COHMIs
s4 sloner ia the above action, Will. on
MONDAY, 14rH or JUNE, 1869.
County Court day. sell TO the highest bid
GER AT the cOiirt-house door in Madison.
vile, KY, on credit OF SIX and TWELVE
months, the following property:
he twO-stOry brick siOrehouse oppOsfta
the courthouse ia Madisouville, now oc-
cupled by Hoieman & Nisbet as a drug
store.
The house aud lots on Nam Street
known as the "Old Miller Place"
Also, 100 acres OF lard on the waters Of
Flat Creek.
fuli particulars at the sale. This prop
erly ls IN good condition, " ell located and
very valuable. Purchaser will be reuui cd
- siVe pond with good surety. % have tie
ileh VIII De retained as fuTther secu riLy.
JOHN R. STRANGE
Comm isslouer.
junl2 did
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BaS@ Agents wanted for the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine in every
county in Kentucky. Southern Hi
nOis, and Indiana. They make the
same stitch as the Howe, Florence,
Singer. and Wheeler & Wilson, and
the price is frem $40 to $50 less, and
offers better inducements than any
other Company to Agents. Call on
or address WILLIAM MILLER. Gen
eral Agent, No. 10 Second Street,
Evansville, Ind jun1I diff
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ADLMs EKPREss OOMPANY.
n ow Arrangomen

~ CIV Arrhngc q men +.
This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East aud South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
To LET.-HaviDg more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street to a good, re-
sponsible party. on reasonable terms.
j. O. DUsOUCHET a. Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
BT- The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg a. Dixon's choice fanliiH
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of " grades Of super
fine.
apo II. d ALLIs & Co.
b2~ Look out for great bargains in
Dry Goods. Hughes has justreturned
from New York. where he has been
for five weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buying
goods cheap, and he bought them; he
had the cash and he used il TO ed
vantage. He sells choice yard wide,
fine Brown Muslin for l23c. per yard,
and he has about a half a cord of
thirty. FIVE and forty cent Dress Goods.
which he sells at 23c.; he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French Organdy
Lawns at 20 to 40c per yard. He has
a choice stock of Table Linen at 5ilc.
to 81 80 per yard very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c. 20 81 % per pair; be
has large stock of George Gordon's
choice Gingham, which he retails at
New York wholesale prices; also
large stock Of Cassimeres at very re
duced prices. BE sure to call and
save money. June 10 1w.
CHOICE SUGAR CURED CANvAssED
HAMs.-Try Elliott, Ruffner IL Co.'S
hams, equal to the best in the mar
ket, and every ham warranted to give
satisfaction. To be had at retail of
Parsoas, Scoyille & Moffett, VIM
Caldwell, VIM. III. Reed, 5. H. ).
Cook, and other dealers. je96
p- All kinds Of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber 4 Co.'s. I'm
SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and rotoudes at Hughes.
BGS~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
g. a., 10 ~ 4 ID HVTMANi1
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NASHVILLE, June IL. = Nelson
Walker, an intelligent colored man,
announces himself as candidate to
represent Nashville and Davidson
County in the next LEGISLATURE. His
policy IS universal suffrage aud gen.
eral amnesty.
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FT,EGTION NOTICE.
For Rent.

4 LARGE TWO.sTORY BRICK
~ House, six rooms, haYikg four lots,
good able nd Wood-sued, ana large gar
den full OF fruit trees, all "a OF fruit, 20
rent by the year. Apply TO Miss Boiuss ON
the premises, near tue Gas Works. Jc2 2w
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BJ- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. I'm
SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and rotondes at Hughes.
BG@ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sa le at [. d. ID. HEIMAN's.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, June II, 1869.

n1~ Call at the Furniture Stores to
see the new Bed Bottom. g. ARM
STRONG, 81, 90, and IL Main Street.