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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stockholders, heating

EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON a.
4@ NASHVILLE n RAILROAD COM
PANH.-A called meeting OF the stock
nOldeFs OF the Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Railroad Company will be held
At the Office of tue Company, IN the city OF
henderson, KY, On THURSDAY, 24th ciay
of June, 1863.
Business of i'm oOrtance will be presented
Tor action, and all stOckho older are desired
to be present. J. r BOYLE
iunII dtd AS ~
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HAVANA, June 8, Uia KEY West
June TO- - News from Santiago dC
Cuba to the 4th inst. says that all the
regular troops had left for active ser
vice in the field, and the volunteers
were guarding the city. The flibus-
ters who landed at the Bay of Nipe
had gone into the interior, taking the
road TO Holquin. Il was reported
that Col. Tinkes, who commanded
the fhbusters brought over by the
steamer San Salvador, had been
killed.
HAVANA, June 10.-The arrival of
Gen. Lesca at Cienfuegos has infused
spirit into the campaign in that sec
ton, and several engagements are
already reported between his forces
and those of the insurgents.
A Commission of citizens Of Ha-
vana will go to Porto Rico auI meet
Gen. ROda, who sails to-day from
Madrid, and escort him to this city.
Intelligence from the interior is
that the further grinding of sugar
cane has been stopped on account of
the rains.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, June 1O-Tbe
bridge crossing the Kennebec River
at Hallowell. fell this morning, a, i
two spans of II were carried d,,w1
the river. own
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Terre HauLe q IndIanapOlls.

I33dp'lis3'55 AM. 7:oO M. I:45 p M. s.lO pm
4. H......G:sO a Sf.lO:25 A NJ. 1855 p NIL :O5 NJ
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Dwelling House for Sale

e FINE TNFO.STORY FRAM
6& dwelling, corner of Bel and Center
Streets, containing seven rooms, with wide
hall and good cellar, with all modern inn
proYementS that contribute to comfort and
convenience lnntnH1i ildiss=a=-
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rELE G. r. AP e.

Serious Railroad Accident.
Eight Persons Injured.
A Man Murders his Wife.
Late Washington News.
Bridge over tho Kennebec
R.V5r DoWA.
News by Atlantic Gable.
Pacific Railroad Matters
Pine Street M. r. Church
of Cincinnati Votes 81
against Lay D5legG-
ton.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
~ tSuhnayh eHeepted,) at................ 3:i5 Pm
tlatu leisWes Aenderson at......... 1915 Pm
ArLlNe AZ Maulsonville...-....... 30 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Madiscnville daily
kSundhys excepted at ......-......... :2j AN
Arrive at Henderson. ............ ........ $50 AN
Arrive nt Evansville by Transfer
RACKET Molbe Norton -................. 0: 30 m.
EihhIng connecllon both ways with
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Boys Clothing or all kinds
OITY ADVERTTaEmnNr.

AN ORDINANCE concerning the duticn
and salaries Of the Mayor. Recorder. Not-
lectOrs Marshal, Wharf Masters frrnH-
of EWnnmwffln.
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CINCINNATI, June 1O-Tbe Pine
Street Mission Methods. Cbnrcb
votes 2l solid against lay delegation
Wesley Chapel, 36 for, end 26 against
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BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, June l0.-The Ascot gold
cup was won by Sir L. Johnston s
Brigantine, the winner of the Oakes,
by half length from Sir Jas. Haw-
ley's Blue Gown, who beat Mr.. Gra-
hams Eormosa one third. Count La
oranges TrocOdor was fourth, and
0rwald's Enran third, but was dis
qualified for carrying wrong weight.
LONDON, June 10.-Telegrams from
Paris, this morning, report the crowds
In the Monte Marte, yesterday, dis
persed on the appearance of the mill
tary without offer ing any resistance
No damage was done, beyond the
breaking of some windows. Many of
the men most prominent In creating
the disturbance were arrested.
Boston, June l0.-The House to-
day passed the Prohibitory Liquor
bill to engrossment, by vote OF l34
to 80.
LONDON. June 1O.-Right Hon.
Claiborne Hardy, at the banquet given
in LeamingtOn, made strong speech
against the Irish Church bill. He
said disestablishment is a concession
and direct isjury 10 The Loyalty of men
who had been ultra Jealous in their
devotion to the Crown. For the sake
of conciliating traitors, these men
were to be injured. It was the tenure
of land and not fthe Irish Church
which lay at the root of the griev-
ances of Ireland. Tt is not for him
to say what the House of Lords
would do with the bill. He would
accept their verdict as q conscientious
and constitutional decision, which the
country should receive with Difference.
Another APPALLING disaster occurred
in the coal mines at Merthyr Tydvil
to-day. An explosion, cause un-
known, took place while 1he men
were at work. A lew of the mincrs
escaped from the pit, and it il report
ed that I20 were killed.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

SOHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
yENHE ANNUAL. EXAMTNAT HONS
- OF the Public City Schools Will COM
meuce on Thursday, the 10th inst, aud be
continued In orde- as follows:
SECOND PRIMARY, Thursday forenoon.
FIRST afternoon.
SECOND DINTERMEnIATE, Friday forenoon
FIRST afterno oon.
SECOND GRAMMAR, Monday
FIRST Tuesday.
UPPER Wednesday.
HIGH SCHOOL, Thursday and Friday.
The public are invited to witness the ex.
aminattOns
BY order OF the Board. jr9te.
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SAN FRANcIsco, June 1O.-Tbe
Pullman Palace train arrived at Sac
ramento to-day, having run over the
Central Pacific Road from Promone
tory. Speed, 35 to 30 miles an bour
on a level, and % to 80 miles on as
eending grades.
PassengeIs report the road rener-
ally in good condition. One thousand
workmen are daily improving it.
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IVIEV HAate q IndIanapOlls
Ohio d Mississippi.



LeGUe Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex
Nlncennes =. :33 p M AS A. M. 8rS5 p Al
-ATTfUe
Cincinnati. 900 NIL ;l5 NJ. 200 A M
LOUISVILLE 500 NJ. lslO NJ. 80 A NJ
GoIEG WEST.
Le0pe Mail. Night Ex. Day Ex.
Nincennes SO. 4:25 4 M. 2.O5 M d. B:f5 A M
AgTire
~. Louis ......ll 80 p NJ. 8:l0 A NJ. $500 p N
D"iiO D ''....---'-'' 5'OV NJ $50 n
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
e RATEROAD TIR1E-TARTF
Corrected May 18TH, 1859
Evansville q Charlottesville R.R.

Ee,-a a,sagS a,'agsr,, .isiaii. EXpr Freight.
AfTiUe - ~ ~ m
,XSincennes-... l:I3 NJ. 7:44 p N. 1910 p N
Ierfe Haute. 4 20 p M-.lOs5 p NJ. 6s80 p NJ
Terre Haate 4 Indtananolte
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 10.-General FIeetury
has been appointed Minister to Italy.
The Duke OF Persigny has written
a communication to the Emperor ad
yising further Liberal reforms.
SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW, June 10.-The steam
ships Cambria and Dorian, from New
York, arrived to- day.
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BELFAST, June 1O.-Thirteeu mem
bers of an Orange lodge-in this city
have been arrested for disturbance of
the pSace.
A collision occurred to-day between
the people and the police, In which
several persons were injured, but
none fatally.
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GEO. THORNHILL,
NANJF AcLURER or
Saddles and Harness
SECOND STREET, near Main,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

All kInds of fine Saddles and Harness
constantly on hand.
REPAIRING done in the best manner
ana at snort notice. Imh5 d6n
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letter from Surveyor General eahcOck, OF
Kansas. 10 President Grant -lHdisa
Troubles Sic,

WASHINGTON, June Z9.-ourVeyOr
General BabcOck. Of Kansas, in q let
Ter to President Grant, dated June
2Oth, saws Gen. Harvey had visited in
person all the settlements where the
Indian enormities were recently com
mitted, and asCeTtained that more
than fifty persons in all had been
killed. Agent Haag places the esti-
mate at twenty. At the time Of the
outbreak four surveying parties were
in the field. All OF them had return
ed. Two Of them report that they
saw no Indians. The third party say
they were attacked by a small band,
which fed after the surveying party
had fred four or FIVE laOtS At them.
All the surveying parties were fright
ened and decline returning 10 the
field. At present the Indians are not
combined, and do not intend 10 bring
on q regular war. There are several
small bands securing in the country,
and intend TO Kill and plunder with
ont taking too many chances. The
settlers and trains are in great danger
from these parties.
Gen. SchOfield has comparatively
few troops for so wide an extent Of
COUNTY, anu tilS RONCILloi "a 1A''i.S..'
therefore asks the President for addi-
tional troops, and if they cannot be
furnished, then he requests authority
to raise q regiment of volunteers, and
Gen. BabcOck joins in the request.
Admiral Rowan reports TO the Ns
val Department from HOkahOm9, un-
der date OF May 18th, the expected
renewal Of civil war in Japan, the
season for military and naval opera
tinuS having arrived.
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More 4usIi i1e Steamer Catherine whiting
ard the FiiihEs5eF.Hg Expedition
6eR Dix on GFaGt

NEH YORK, June -9.-Een. Chu-
5eret, who was recently expelled from
France. was passenger on the Peri
enuc.
The bark HaIuiI Sive5ty was sunk
Yesterday in q collision with the
steamer Harmonic. One OF the crew
was lost.
News has been received of the ex-
plosion Of the powder magazine on
Sambern, at GuauO Island, in the
West Indies. on the 3lSt Of May.
Seven men were killed S1H some
twenty wounded.
Il i stated that the steamer Cath
crime Whiting, which was seized by q
Government vessel. was used 81 de
GOV. for while the officials were watch
ing her movements with several reFe-
nue. cutters tho zeal expedition en-
barked on another steamer and safely
departed. Marshal Barlow rciterate-
his statements that 10 expedition has
left this port within week. " hen
the officers seized the Catherine
Whiting there were no Cubans on
board except Gen. Gazirna, Who Was
arrested.
Gen. Dix f. reported al saying that
President Grant has fallen into the
bands Of politicians ST last, and,
though he means vel, he cannot re
sist the influences around him; that
his appointments have been di5ap-
pointed, and unless he relieves him
self soon his ruin is accomplished.
The loss Of depOsitors by the rob
berry Of the Ocean National Bank is
believed to exceed 500. .O30, and That
Of the bank itself Is q trific less than
s25, 900, in current funds, I'm addition
10 S22, ,O00 in negotiable bonds upon
which the bank had made loans.
\ rumor was in circulation this
afternoon OF the arrest Of Col. Ryan,
and that several others would be ar
rested.
Gen. Roger A. Pryor Will, il is
said, be indicted for violating the
neutrality laws.
Gen. Geo. COuyicr has been held 70
bail IN 5000 10 answer the charge
against him, ana S3oUa 60 keep the
peace.
Some say the Ryan expedition has
actually gone to sea on the Quaker
CITY, while the United States author
tiles assert positively il is under
surveillance within 2t)u miles Of New
York
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San FRANCIsCO, June 2S.-IuiOF-
nation from the principal grain dis
tricts OF California indicate the-crops,
though large, as below the average
Weld per acre. A considerable pOr-
ton has suffered thinness and rust,
and il VIII not pay 10 harvest in the
affected section. The crop IS greatly
in excess Of any previous year except
in the Wallawalla region.
The discovery Of rich silver mine
between White Plain and the head OF
navigatiOnion the Colorado river. has
been announced. The ledge is rom
three 10 thirty feet wide and is very
rich. The location Of the mine is not
Tar from the line Of survey. of the
Southern Pacific RailrOOd.
Prominent merchants are consider
ing the pr0priety Of calling q mass
meeting or the purpose Of organizing
measures for the ISOrection of Chinese
emigrants, who are daily arriving
here.
Dispatches from Portland, Oregon,
report that the Indians on the AlZea
reservation are arming and leaving
because Of dissatisfaction at the pro-
posed change from civil to military.
E,N Francisco, June 2S.-Wm II.
SewalS viii leave PrOmint0ry Point
lor san + tIe-e.cisco this afternoon. He
recnned an lnNi5Sation from Sacramen-
70 10 attepo the celeSVation of the
Fourth of July at that civ.
There was a heavy lbOGk of an
earthquake at Seattle ana Olin,Dia
Washington Territory, yesterday.
which created considerable alarm
among the people. No damage tC
buildings.
J. G.. Sheldon, formerly of Albany.
New York, was murdered by Indi,
ans, May 18th, near Prescott, Arizona.
Five companies of United States in
fantry arrived here from Arizona, en-
route TO Louisville, KY, for service
in the Division Of the South.
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FOREIGN
Tb- FreaCa atlantic Gable Meeting to
Urlr the Release Of FeuiSns.
Revolution "a Mchtey.des-.-Th Ala.
bams Claims.

BREsI. June 29.-Ihe Great East
ern, on Monday at noon, had run 81
unats, paying out 922 unats of the
cable. The signals are perfect.
PARIS. June 81. @. Warner, of
Boston, has entered q complaint 10
Minister Washburne, of III treatment
by the French authorities during the
election riots, and demands Compensa-
ton.
DUBLIN, June Ga meeting yYas
held here last night 10 urge upon the
Government the release Of the Fenian
rescuers. -Four thousand people were
present. Mr.. +. Butt, prominent law
yer, made speech. He said the motto
of all true Irishmen ought to be q Bide
your time; put your trust in God and
keep your powder dry y; and that if
the British Government persisted in
keeping these men incarcerated all its
professions Of cOnciliatiOn would he
useless.
Mr.. Williams OF Dungenen, made
an impassiOned speech. He declared
that the Fenian prisoners would not
accept mercy. They demanded Justice
of the Ministers, and if the latter re-
heads. He would not, however, adj
Vocate a resort TO the sword, for that
doctrine was now out Of time.
LISBON, June 29--The French mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived
with dates 10 the Sth inst. A revolu-
ton had broken out at MOnteVideO.
caused by the disOrdered condition Of
the finances.
Casballa had raised the standard Oi
insuTrecti0n In the provinces.
AdViCCs from Ascension TO the nth
ult. state that the allied forces had
commenced their march into the inte-
rior. They had captured prisoners on
the way and took the town of York
ing by surprise.
The Paraguayaus had abandoned
their position at PattintrOe.
LONDON, June 29.-The SOf to-day,
commenting on the reported depart
are from New York Of Col. Ryan's
expedition, brings circumstances TO
bear on thequestion Of the claims now
pending between the United States
and Great Britain. 1t says: "We are
interested in the United States Gov
ernment in this matter. America
now stands in relation 10 Spain as did
Great Britain to the Southern Confed-
eracy, and let her neutrality laws be
effectually enforced or she will lose the
hold she has gained on public opinion
which insuTes a fair consideration of
the Alabama claims. The Alabama
escaped unarmed, with an ordinary
merchantmen's crew on board, and
we are Justly held to have incurred a
light degree Of responsibility for the
consequences. The departure Of 500
men from New York harbor, as far as
can De judged from the present ac-
counts OF the affair, appear to be an
lnfraction OF neutrality as fragrant as
the escape of the Alabama, and one
which could much more easily have
been prevented"
Tho ooudfda4oc fo, C.,,-o... = - I
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And we are witnesses for a pure reve-
station, uttering Gods mind, IN
waved by the passions of men, and
heard high above the heads of the
busy ones of this world, now as of old,
as the voice of one crying in the viii
derness. Happy shall we be if it be
q forerunner OF the presence and power
of Him in this world, with some IfelY
vestments of power, whose pure
Word II is, and upon whose pure
Word we have relied.
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BOSTON.
RObb,Ty 0l IeWelCy- Suspension 0l Ghe
Banks and Public 0maeS for ihe YaA
yari School ShRA

BosIoN, june y. -tfOodman's Jca'
ulry store was robbed to-day of s2l's
worth of diamond rings.
The banks, Custom House, iusui
ance and public offices were closed to.
day on acenUh&pf the Harvard Com
mCncemeuJ exercises,
The work commenced today yOfc0n.
sUuc.ing the new telegraph line iO
connect with the French cable
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are not prepared at present to express
en- opinion.

are not prepared at present to express
en- opinion
1t viii be difficult however fol
Radical spirits, white, black and gray,
to stultify their own pet theory Of
freedom to such an extent as to ex-
clude from their midst the untutOred
EbOe, or Foulah, who seeks the bene-
fit and protection of the best govern
ment the wOEld ever saw.
But we hive said enough for the
present upon this question, soon to be
One.of absorbing interest to the South.
Whether from Europe, Asia, or
Africa, a new supply of labor must be
introduced for this tropical region,
and the subject viii ere long assume
a practical significance, which can
neither be avoided nor ignored.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II is estimated that seyen-tenths of ali
adult ailments proceed from a diseased and
torpid liver. The hillary secrelions of the
liver ONclHoWing into the stomach. poison
the entire system and exhibit the above
symptoms After long research, We arc able
10 present the rnost remarkable cure for these
hOrrid nightmare of diseases the world has
ever produced. Within one year over six
hundred aud forty Thousand persons have
taken PLANTATION BITrERS. and not an
instance Of complaint has come 10 our knOygl-
edge. II is the most efiectual tonic and agree
able ~tiTGulant. suited TO all conditions Of
Hic- IIiqnire of ynur druggist In regard 10 It.
MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superi0r TO the best
imported Gesmau Cologne and SDld al half
the price.
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SAN DOMINGO.
Ser. Lugefsta aaa Crsa q. .as Teiegroro
Declared 2irates Eie.-l 49,

$AE DGaNGO. June >, Via Havana
2g.-Thc Dominican Senate has de-
clared Gen. LupcrsOn and the crew of
the TelegrOfO pirates.
The people OF Puerto PLAZA and So
mana had refused to receive Luper-
son, who had issued proclamation OF
rebellion.
The Dominican troops remain Saith
fui to President BaeZ.
The G9WCiW, official, reports the
provinces Of Cibas, S8ybo and Sa-
mana as UanqJil. More troops are
needed, but large numbers Of the citi-
zenz are offering their services to de-
iand the frontier.
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NASHVILLE.
Dpatk OF S. H. BeHtOs

NASHVILLE, June "a dispatch
i1om Springfield, Tenn, OF this date,'
10 the BaaSer. says 5. H. Benton was
killed by CAPT. S. r. Simpson. Ben
ton received five shots and died IN
stantly. Simpson gave himself up
and was committed to jail for trial.
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the Clintons are bones of contention
between his merciless creditors. Mrs.
Hope, the Dukes motheT-in-iaw.
claims q jasper cup valued at elO. .OeO
but the cattle that browse on the
Clumber meadows, and the growing
crops that are almost ready for the
reaper, and the pictures on the walls
Of his own home, have all been lost
and won. The Derby race plunged
him deeper in debt by e13,000. His
own life estate in the dukedom will
probably be taken from him. Folly,
like wisdom, is justified Of all her
children.
Mrs. Gaines, new the richest
woman in America, is thus described
in the New Orleans Times: Her form
is petite and beautifully proportional
There is a rare elegance about her
facial contour. No one ever listened
TO her courteous and polished dis
course without being charmed By
flashes of wit, just and fanciful obser-
yatiOns on life and manners, and
highly agreeable. The
strength and loveliness of a dark eye
in woman, as described by Byron, is
finely illustrated in her case, and alto
gether she is a woman of whom any
country might be justly proud.
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PITTsBURG.
The Fseaos and the Alabama claiRs

PrI.BUEG, June Z9.--4he Senale
Of the ffnian Brotherhood, now in
session he-Ssare said to-be preparing
q programme Of action on the Ala
baTna claims as far as they effect the
Irish question. ; Gen. O'Nen is eN-
nected here to-day.
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VIRGINIA.
l.o Neaso women Fight Ouel s,th clubs
One Of them Killed

RICHMOND, June 29.-Yesterday
Julia Gibbs and Ella WOods0n, both
coiored. fought q duel with clubs, no
seconds being present. Ella was so
badly injured that she died on the
field, Jealousy was the cause.
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sTLoUls
Latest F1gn the Pesel Exploring Party

81. LOUIS, June 29.-rhe Re6a5ti-
can has a special from Green River
City, Wyoming, dated eSesterday, /,
which saws one OF the members OF tie
celebrated Powell exploring party has
Just reached this point, having es-
capped after incredible hardships out
of the COLORADO He reports that the
whole party, excepting himself per-
ished while attempting to cross The
ragad5.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The officers and @
vi members of DeSOtO Lodge No. NV
F. and 4. NJ, are requested to attend a/SN
special communication OF said Lodge, thf.
Wednesday evening, 30th inst. at 5 O'Clock
Tor work in tho u. ". GeGTec
BY order of p. u. STANLEY. W NJ
p " SILL -TnN -....rolnr.- -
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PRIZE FIGHTING.

MONTREAL, June 29.--Joseph Ner-
wall, the champion of England, ehal-
lenges any man in America 80 tight
I'm Caued3 for 5000.
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TRENTON, y. j., June 29.-Gen.
Randolph has appointed Robert Gil
christ, Of Jersey City, Attorney Gen.
eral, vice Geo. NJ. Robson, appointed
Secretary Of the Navy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I fASO&IC NOTICE.-The officers and @
VI members Of HerIneS and MithraS w
Lodges OF Perfection are hereby per-V\
cmPtOrily summoned TO attend 81 stated
meeting, 1t their Hall. this "Wednesday even
ing, Svth inst. at {. O'Clock.
BY order OF
J. J. WORSHAli, - Sow. Gil. G-n1-
4. NI IELLERSI C.. fe2G
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NOTICE

- lbl.EN last sunday night FROM Wm. T.
- Potter, two miles west OF 1iacou, Tenn.
one j. D-tItk brown MARE MULE, about l5ls
hands ~" or years old, name and tail
trimmed Fud some 4 or . inches long, gear
marked, carries high head, and neck arched,
pl2eon-toed, bifeiooied, small spot Of hair
or of right side. near the hip. size ui half
dollar FifJy dollars reward VIII be paid lor
ner return TO uc. NA. 3, PORTER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-30
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