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Amusement.

Whist Kind Of anaseneut are our young
people going 70 get PIP to entertain the Wis.
Iiors to the Fair. The time viii hang hea-
Why upon them 81 night unless they have
some place OF amusement to go to. Ger
tainiy, with ine amateur dramatic club
&c our midst, and the bandsomest theatre
~ the South. together with the rare musi4
eai cultivation Of cur young ladies and gem
tlemea, some kind Of an entertainment
should be given.
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Clerk of the Senate.

Under the proper head wesannounce the
name of our friend and fellow tow nsman,
ABE FRIzzsLL, as a candidate for Chief
Clerk of the Senate, Besides being a gen.
tleman of true merit in every respect, Mr.
Frizzell is thoroughly qualified In every
particular to diseharge the duties of the Of
fee which he seeks. Having been reared
10 a clerks office from childhood, and be-
ing a splendid scribe, and being already ia
miliar with the duties of the clerk of the
Sanate6 hezWould be perfectly at home in
that position from the first minute. The
Sehateieould 6otzcon fer the office N a more
worthy and thoroughly qualified gentleman.
eaB FEe - - - : A-- ------sr' es p
A bankrupt notice appears in another
place.sJ .saiA ,sEhaE .es-bre1 ssE-2
Chas. Hall advertises sheet music and
organs for sale.
Attention is called to the advertisement
in tlbs paper Offering reward for stray
mu'e' $4,000 e
Mr.. ] p. May, administrator oflGeo. w.
TilIery, decd, makes an announcement in
this paper =
The mortality Of the city of Memphis is
increasing.
Tuesday morning bouisyille, by Their
mometer fguresy -WsssIke ob9RestGeity in
the Uuion. zxZz1 .IzsA1-S
Why d06l y5a sub5soF.a1io fgf he cifizE E !?
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Tennessee Press Assneiatiori

The members of the Tennessee Press
Association are requested to meet at Nash
vile. on Wednesday. October 6. upon bus
mess of impoFtauoes at the Supreme Court
room at the Capitol, at O'Clock, A. M.
THOMAS BoYERs, President.
HUNTER NICHOLSON, Secretary.
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In view of the prosPecs of short drops
this season, it. becomes every one to be eco
nomical in the purchase of their supplies.
The drug bills of many, in the course of a
year, amounts to considerable sum, there
fore they should seek the place where they
can be bought cheapest. Whitthorne's is
that place. 1t
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Tmnortant cnrrention

His announced on the first page of this
paper that our next Fair will commence on
October 18th. This was at first agreed up
on. but it has been changed to Tuesday
the 14th of September. That time is not
very far off, aud those who intend to com
pete for premiums viii have very little time
for further preparation.
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The Lincoln County Meas says it is firm
y believed by the people Of that county
that Mr.. I. P. Bright was defeated ia the
race for Floater on account Of Tie articles
IN The Union and Amerioaa and EsshgiiIs
bannsr, implying bic Withdrawal iast pre-
YiQus te the election.
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Ieetor, at the ensuing Karc.l-
We are authorized to announce b.
ARD candidate for State and County Tax,
tor, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN C. LAM
BETH candidate for State and County Tax Col
lector af7he ensuing March cleo ion
We are.authorized to announce R. NJ. BILEs a
candidate for State and County Tax Collector at
the ensuing March election.
TO THE VOTERS oHss1LEs COUNTY
By request of many of my friends I hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for Tax Collector az the
ensuing March election. a. S. AYMETT.
We are authorized to announce J. BITTICK
candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT S.
BROWNLOW & candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing March election.
For Trustee.
We are authorized to announce Col. BOB DICK
SON candidate for Trustee at the ensuing March
election,
We authorized to announce THOS. S. RID
DIE candidate for reelection to off ce of Trustee
at the ensuing March election.
For Clerk of the Senate.
Weare authorized to announce ABE FKIZZELL,
of Giles county, candidate for Clerk of the Senate
of the Tennessee Legislature.
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Died


In this city. On Wednesday morning.. a1
II O'clock. By Rev. Dr. Taylor. Major MIL
TON A. CARTzR 70 Mrs. MARE P. BARBER.
The happy couple left on the ! o'clock
train for an extended tour through the Nor
them cities. carrying Wiz them the best
wishes of host Of fr1spd
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Watson 9 Art Journal, ~ Bublicas
ton, devoted to music, literature and
fashion. l. is a most Interes T.iournal,
giving news al Biographies &c. Ae-
compa iag each weekly editiOI IS an ele-
gan fashion plate and patterns. Publish
at TAG. Broadway, New York, at ST.,
SO per year.
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] second annuaI eXE1olII

the Tss ssssee Horticultural Society, to be
held at Nashville on the 7ih. 9th aad 9th
Of September. The premiums are liberal
and no doubt the competition will be great.
The chief aim of the society is to obtain
and diffuse useful Information in regard to
fruit growing Horticulture and horticulture
in Tennessee.
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Remember that our next Fair will coz
menee on the 18th Of September. and not
on the 18th day of October, as printed
the outside of this paper
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81. Z. D'sson the War Path b.

A party Of colored pymphs dat pave while
plying their vocation on last "Wednesday
night, were taken. in charge by the H.aK.
DIS, CHATS what Parsons calls them, and
were subjected to a good substantial, old
fashioned thrashiHg. Don't know whether
the5''Heavy Keen Dogs were white or
black: axe 49, ~
Elopemeutssare alt the rage now.
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Philadelphia is panic stricken By the
drought The chief of police has ordered
patrolmen to visit all houses 60. urge ~
people to be very. economical 10 usEsg wa
ter. Prayers for rain we're offered up sun
day in all The churches for rain.
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A Nashville paper says that bathing ia
me Cum oerland river at present is perfectly
sale to those that can wade. No swimming
required to get across that great commer-
cial artery.
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The Blessed Rain

Yesterday evening aboutl o'clock. this
locality wss blessed with a delightful and
rsfreshing rain. which continued to fall
gently for half an hour. It rained enough
TO cool The atmosphere. lay the dust and
make US feel damp ouee more. Theindica-
tons as NE go to press are that it is nos
done raining here Jet.
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and money, should purchase oneSof Doty's
Washing Machines and Universal Clothes
Wringer. advertised i9apiBpaper.
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The Maxwell House Of Nashville win be
opened about The middle Of September
Il is proposed to celebrate the event with =
grand bah.
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f. j. HENRY.
Practical Brick MASON and PlaStereI

IULASKI, IkAA.,
Y EEPS constantly 90 hand all kinds of building
N material. suehas lime Cement Laths &c, and
will do al kinds of Brick work Plastering Repair
ing q Cistcrn building on short notice. Sand fur
nished when desired, lnayl4 SIN. 1
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Collie in Horses.

A friend furnishes US with the following
recipe for the cure of collie in horses. and
says he has seen it tried frequently and
never knew it to fail in giving relief in a
very short Tina
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3 ACRES
REYNOLDS I DIXIE FPUMP /!
The Simplest, Cheapest and Best (!

A44U D444L P4ODVJ O44OtStO9S eI4-N4 LIEU
THIS is the universal acknowledgements Of those
i who have used the Dixie, and having purchased
the right OF Giles cOuBty, We pEOposeFto furnish
them atisuch rates that every owner ofa cistern
or we'll may have of6at a very small cost. To in
sure sale to those who need pumDs need only
ask them 20 ssegthe Dixie tried, and direct atten-
ton to the certificates below.
EE8T -3Fr KY N ~ Z l 90
PULASKI June 27th, 1868.
We, the Undersigned, have been using Reynolds
Dixie Pump, sold by Messrs. Kouns d TignOr, who
are the owners of toe county right for Giles county
are we'll satisfied with the perform ance ofthe same.
andcheerfully recommend them 20 all persons wan
ting pumps for either wells eisterns sthesaulc
being more simple and durable thsn any other
p nap 7 - ~ dob. ST ACfs
.Fats fFrI 8JR0.R. JOHNSON.
iuIy3-tf 3 y. cox: :
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Myers, Henderson.
isiers Of the Method
u attendance, and
are reported TweB
The grounds last Su 8
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shade, SHADE! More Shade
Sacks assorted Rio Coffee
ogsbead shoise Dsmarara Sugar.
70 barrels a. I'd Cordials q Robertson.
10 boxes Kigainia Cher - robaeeos.
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A Double haudfub Of cotton seed. veil
Bthi5ed. put into abaH gallon Of boiling
water;-boil to aquart,Twith enopgnFedpep-
per to make it very strong. Let it cool,
strain. and drenoh with from pint to a
quart.
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An Interesting camp meeting is beiag
hsta near Manchester. Coffee county. Ten
nessee. Rev. Drs. McFarrin. sawris Pa
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUsT2z. 1869
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bIoPemeuts are at the rage now:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 2S. - Second
Lieut.. W. H. Bowen and Capt. +. A.
Field, of the United States Army, are
ordered to duty as Indian Agents.
The naval officers, headed by Vice
Admiral Porter, paid their respects
to the new Secretary of the Navy this
forenoon. The clerks were intro
duced to him, to whom he said that,
owing TO the favorable reports made
to him he saw no reason for making
changes among them.
The President has appointed Major
John s. Hays Secretary of Legation
to Spain. Mr. Hays was Assistant
Secretary to toe late President Lin
coin.
The internal revenue receipts to-
day were 81 1,19I, ,010. Commissioners
Delano telegraphed to- day to Collect
or Nixon, of the Sixth Kentucky Dis
triet, that on notice to this Office that
all taxes are paid and stamps affixed
to all spirits in class b house, aud
that no other bonded goods remain
therein, the house viii be discou-
tinued, and the spirits allowed to re
main.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-For some
days several prominent Cubans holding
official relation to the Revolutionary
Government of Cuba have been in
Washington. and had an interview
with the President and several mem
bers of the Cabinet and prominent
Senators. The assurances given them
of sympathy with the Cubans Ia their
struggle, rendering practical aid to the
cause, give their representatives in
this city much satisfaction. They
state a Government agent will be sent
to ascertain the strength and prospects
of the revolutionists. If favorable. IN
their opinion the belligerent rights Of
the Cubans will be recognized by the
Government.
Both political parties in Virginia
are making increased efforts in their
canvass. There will be a close contest.
General Van Wick, of N Y starts to-
morrow for Fredericksburg, Rich
mond, and other places, to make
speeches for the Wells ticket, by in
vitation Of the Republican State Cen-
trail Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 20-The game
between the Cincinnatis and Olympics
this afternoon, resulted in victory for
the former, In a score of 16 to D. The
Cincinnatis left tonight for Wheeling.
Judge Emery, Of Nashville, has
been appointed Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for the District of Ten
nessee, in place of Nash, resigned.
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Cuban News.

WAsHINGTON, June 2S.-AceOu nts
from Cuba state that the cholera was
very fatal among the Spanish troops,
who are suffering for medicines and
food. their Communication being cut
off by the patriots.
Reinforcements have been driven
back, with heavy loss.
The town Of Polemados has been
captured from the Spaniards, with
their provisions aud arms.
An expedition of 600 was safely
landed at Nevitas Grande, and Joined
the Cuban army.
The Cubans are in fne spirits and
health, and are occupying the high
lands.
HAVANA, june 28.-General De
Rodas arrived in the barber this
morning. He brings with him force
Of 500 regular troops The volunteers
have assembled aud are making prep
arations TO receive the new Captain
General. He vii land at noon.
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ROME, June 28.-The Pope deliv-
cred an allOcution yesterday, iu which
he reviewed the condition of the
Church in Italy and other countries.
He deplores the Italian law, subject
ing clerical students to military con-
scription as an infringement of the
immunities. right, and liberty of the
Church. He dwells on the evils af-
fiicting the Church in Austria and
Hungary. There have been COM
plants of bishops in those countries.
The events in Spain give cause for
sadness and mourning. The zeal of
the bishops IN Poland is undaunted
by Russian persecution, which is a
source of consolation. The allocu ion
concludes with these words: Let the
enemies of Christ consider the fate of
his enemies; let us pray that they
may be restored to the paths of just
ice, and that the Church may be
crowned with fresh triumpbs.
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Canadian Items.

OTTAWA, June 28.-The Official
Gazette contains a proclamation set
ting apart the 1st of July, Dominion
Day, as general public holiday for
the present aud subsequent years.
q. c. Reifenstein, Chief Clerk In
the Receiver Generals Department,
has been arrested charged with appro-
priating public money.
WATERLOO, CANADA, June 28.-
Heavy rains yesterday gave rise to
another great freshet, equal to that
early in the Spring. Five mill dams
that stood fast then have yielded to
the present freshet. A large number
of bridges and fences have also been
carried away. The damage to farm
property is very considerable.
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News by Atlantic Cable.


special to the Evansville Journal
VINCENNEs, june 2S.-Three boys,
named Sawyer, Hudson, and Bow
man, were drowned to night in the
Wabash River. They were bathing
near the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road bridge, and venturing beyond
their depth, they were drowned. The
body of Hudson was recovered within
fifteen minutes after drowning, but
all efforts to bring him 70 life failed
Tom Allen is billed for a sparring
entertainment here 10. morrow NIGHT
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Affairs In Virginia.

RICHMOND, June g. The con-
servative general committee has de-
termined not to allow Gen. Canby's
opinion to influence the course of the
party. The candidates, all of whom
are eligible under the 14th Amend
ment, will be kept in the field. They
said the iron clad oath will never be
presented ia a practical form.
Chief Justice Chase, while here,
expressed the opinion that there was
no authority in the laws of Congress
to enact the iron-clad oath of mem
bers of the Legislature.
Chief Justice Chase left for White
Sulphur Springs this morning.
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COOPER OF typhoid fever. RACHEL
COOPER aged 80 years.
The funeral Will take place at her late
residence, on Oak Street. between Second
and Tnird, tn afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
MCCORMICK-At his late residence I'm
Newburg, Indiana, June 18th, 1862 MILTON
MOOR NICK, 63 years of age.
JEWETr-In this city at O'Clock AN.
Sunday, June 27th, after a short illness, of
bilious lever, M0LLIE, wife of Peter Jew
EFT, aged "A years.
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From st. LOuis-Effecls OF the Re-
cent Storm.

ST LOUIS, July 26.-In the City
Council to-day a resolution was
offered and referred to a special COM
mittee, instructing the Committee on
the Pacific Railroad to inquire into
the report that the Directors have
paid Sl50,000 to three of their num-
Der, and to consult with the Counsel
lor and act in accordance with his in
structions in protecting the city In her
rights.
Information from the West says
that the country west of Junction
City, Kansas, is inundated in many
places, and that houses. stock, crops,
&e.. are washed away. It is reported
that twenty-five persons have been
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n 7. s. Vol. INSTITUTE, ,
Corner OF 5th Avenue and 10Th Street, :
u

n /. >. V OIL. INSTITUTE
Corner of 5th Avenue and 10Th Street,
CENTRAL PARK
"a Home and School for the sons of De-
ceased Soldiers
II. Z. HeIDlbOId:
Two BOTTLES onIy of the package OF your
valuable Buchu presented to the Institute,
have been used by the children, and wIth
perfect success. In the case OF our little
Lieutenant A. J., his pride is no longer
mortified, and he Is free from the daily
morning anaJhemas OF the chambermaid
who has charge of his bedding. feel that
knowledge Of the result OF our use OF
your Buchu with the children under our
charge m v save many Il superintendent
and MatrOn OF Boarding schools and Asy-
lums a great amount Of annoyance; and
many poor child, suffering moro from
weakness than from habit, may be spared
Punishment, that is (not knOWfng it as "a
weak hess instead of a bad habit most un-
justly inflicted npon them Thanking you
on behalf Of the children. and hoping
others may be anEe benefited,
am respectfully you're,
COL. YOUNG,
General Sup't anu Director.
June l6 1866.
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Eleven clerks, IL the Second Au
ditor's office, were removed to-day,
and twenty new appointments were
made in that office.
Twenty three female clerks have
been discharged from the Postofice
Departmeut
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rLoiD ENIhACI BUCHU.
ADDRESS
TO THE
NERVOUS and DEBILITATRD
WHOSE sUFFERrSGs HAVE BEEN
ProtraCted from Hidden Causes,
AND WHOSE
Cases Require Prompt Treatment
Uandau Fvlefanoo noot-ox,Y
Render Existence Desirable.
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING

TT YOU ARE SUFFERING, OR
h have suffered, from involuntary dis
charges, what effect does it produce upon
your general health? DO you feel weak.
debiiitated. easily tired? Dos little ex.
ira exertion produce palpftatfOn of the
heart? Does yOur liver, or urinary organs
or your kidneys, frequently get out OF or
der2 Is yOur urine sometimes thick
milky, or fiOcKy, or is it rOpy or settings
Or does thick scum rise to the top? Or
is a sediment at the bottom after II has
stood awhile? Do you have spells OF short
breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels
consii ipated? DO you have spells OF faint
Jog, or rushes of blood to the head? Is
your memory impaired? Is your mind
constantly dwelling upon this subject2 Do
pany, or llfe2 Do You wish 10 ne left alone,
TO get away from everyb ybodye Does any
little thing make you start or jump? Is
your sleep broken or restless ? Is the lustre
OF your eye as hrtlliant2 The bloom on
your cheek as bright? DO you enjoy your
self in society as well2 Do you pursue
your business with the same energy2 Do
you feel as much confidence in yourself?
Are your spirits dull and tagging, given to
TO your liver or dyspepsia Have you rest
less nightS2 Your back weak. your knees
weak, and have but little appetite, and
you attribute this 70 dyspepsia or liver
complaint2
Now, reader, self-abuse. venereal dis
eases badly cured. and sexual eXcesSes are
ali capable of producing a weakness of the
generative organs. The organs OF genera
tlon, when in perfect health make the
IL.
defiant, energetic, persevering, successful
business men are always those whose gen.
erstfve organs are in perfect health? You
never hear such men complain of being
melancholy. OF nervousness, OF palpita-
tton OF the heart. They are never afraid
they oonnOt succeed IN business: they
don't become sad and discouraged; they
are always polite an pleasant in the COM
pany OF ladies', and look you and them
right IN the face-nOne Of your dOWncasG
looks or any other meanness about them.
90 not mean those who keep the organs
innamed by running 10 excess. These will
not only ruin their constitutions, but also
those they do business with or for.
How many men, from bPdly cured dis
e3ses, from the efiests Of self abuse and ex-
cesses, have brought about that state OF
weakness in those organs that has reduced
the general system so much as TO induce
almost every other disease-fdioey. lunacy,
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and
almost every other form of di-ease which
humanity IS heir TO, and the real cause OF
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
nave doctored Tor ali but the right one.
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the Chamber of Commerce on sixty
barrels Of flour. The lowest number
of errors was twenty FIVE, the highest
thirty nine. resulting IN the discharge
of the new Inspectors and re appoint
ment Of the old Board.
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The Western crop of tobaee this
year is estimated at 10000 hogs
heads. Quite enough to keep several
thousand JAWS wagging during the
ensuing year
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Notice to Contractors.

csEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD.
- ing a Tobacco Warehouse. on Water
street, viii be received by the undersigned
until the 81 day of July next.
Bids on brick work and woodwork re-
ceived separately or together.
Plan and specifications can be seen al
our office at the Planters Tobacco Ware
house, on Water street.
Contractors please examine.
te2f td MARTIN, GARDNER a co.
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TuE Atlantic Cable Company now
charge e for what originally cost
92O. At one tenth the original rat, $
the profits aud receipts promise to in
crease with unexpected rapidity.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEE DIVKELSPIEL.

formerly OF Louisville. Kentucky)
ATTORNE EY AT La w
Third street. between Main and Locust,
Evansville, Indiana. Business promptly
attended to. Special attention paid TO
collect ons. te29 In
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New ORLEANs, June 28. = The
Board Of Flour Inspectors, appointed
by the Governor under act OF the late
Legislature, having eniOlned the old
Inspectors, were listed as to qualifi-
cation on Friday BY a committee of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

THE New Albany papers are en-
gagged in a very interesting contro-
yersy over the charges of tho Ledger
for doing the city printing. Accord
ing to the Commercial, the Ledger s
charges last year exceeded by $1,000
the amount the work could have
been done for. If that be true, the
Ledger is making its Democracy
nv
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Bank gobbery.

NEW YoRK, June 2S-The Ocean
National Baak was burglarized last
night; $4,000 in Government bonds
aud large amount of securities be.
longing to depositois. were taken by
the thieves No arrests.