Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1864 — Page 3

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M05DAT..... OCTOBl tT 6CBSCKIPTI0X TKSSH8-I.1 ADVA.MJ. Ob aa4 after M etiday, Aagait lit, 1164, tb ubseriptloo prtee i la Joernal will b m follow: On Tear, la adran.....,.......SS 0 Nil Mentha, ia 4enc. ...... .,...... 6 ? Thro Month, In 1tmi ....... 2 M 0a Moetb, ia ad'enee ......... SO IrcliTereo' y carriere t S cant per week ; to Bmu, Siewnboy, e , to cent pr iezea. TEI-WIEELT. On Tear, la adeanoa.. ....... 41 W lis htoelha, ia advance ... Tar Moatha, taad'ane t 0 WEEKLY. On year, la adeem ..... ...........H 04 Mix Montb, ia eoraooe - 1 V Tfare Month, ia a ran. 7 IT an eop!ld to auk tbia ria la lb prior ef aubacriptioB In erdar to aara orl?e Irom I'M, owing to tb kBcreaeed eoet of paper aat Baaterlel. Th prlc of paper ba. advanced nearly 60 par oat. In th lot two wka. Tb price f labor ba adrer oed la Iba aame rati. Wa bop to b abl t radon tb rata of tab acrlpllon acala ia a fcw weeke. Bat at tba preaenl price of Bialerial and labor w caoat pauliah a paper at th old rat without lea. OIXV WEWH. UNION LEAGUE Will meet at Jlotart Hall on Tuesday evening, Oct 18tb, at seven o'clock. Important business will coma rip. A full attendance ia desired. Oct. 14. did Union copy GRAND DEMOXSTBATIOX ! ! The Work of Tuesday Ratified by " the People I Grand Pyrotechnic Display t Grand -Torch light Procession I ! ! GRAHD MUSIC AKD 80303!!! Grand Bonfires andllluminations Amusing and Instructive Transparencies ! Oreat Joy of the Kultitndei!!! Great Enthiuiasm of the People 1 1 ! Gladness and Rejoicing Generally t THE t CBSES ef '60 EIHEWPD f WAIT FOR NOVEMBER! A grander display in ratification of a victor than that of Saturday night, baa seldom been witnessed anywhere. Notwithstanding notice of the purpose t have a torch light procession was only gi?en od Saturday morning, tba loyal man and womea of Evansville went to work with ao energy and determination that dessrved ancceaa, and which won one that did credit to their city, and to the party' tinder whose auipioea it was ir.augarated. As evening approached, the indication! of preparation begat, to maaifest themselvea in the piling of combaatible materials, such as tar barrela, coal oil and bensoin. barrels on tba intaraectiona of tba streets, the banging out of flags, ad the innumerable rows of candlaa that began to peep through windowa di' vested of curtains and abuttera. Ilere and there a Union man could ba aean paasing along the atraetwith a lamp in bia hand hurrying to the place of ran- ' 3eavoua Aa the shades of evening fell over tbe city, me merry peai ot numerous beua 1 m ... rang out their joyful notes, aad aoon tba deep bass of the cannon, and tbe stirring notes of the Crescent City Silver Band joined in the glad song of triumph and joy. Ilugu bonfires lit up the street cross. ings ia almost all parts of the eity, and

thousands of rejoicing eitieens crowded I Butternuts in the Soutb.Oraat hulls Botthe streets and sidewalks. Myriads of I innL in tha E

candles aud jets of gas burst into life, like twinkling stars in windows, Chi nese lanterns glowed, suspended from fronts, and sky rockets and Roman can. dies and other pyratechaics filled tbe air with coruscations. . On First Street a sudden glare of lamps and transparencies lit tp the fast -.ii:. J-.L.,... . n J ik. l.... 4 .1 una- wu.ui " w i triumph and of joy rang out on tbe still night air. Every body was surprised al tbe extent and successor the haaty preperetioar, ana all Union hearts were filled with pride at beholding the energy and enthusiasm with which all had entered into the spirit of tbe oceasiou. Ihe procession waa formed in good order, under direction or Chief Marshal Wolflin and bis efficient aids, and took up its line .of march according to tke programme,' while tbe streets and aidewalks fairly teemed with men, women nd children to witness and admire the ' grand pageant Even Copperheads were Inred from their dens to whieh thef bad retired after the crushing blowa of Tuesday, and, despite their disappointment and despair, could not conceal their astonishment at and admiration of the gorgeous display. ';. - While tbe procession ia making its long, triumphal march, let us take a look at tbe illuminations. Commencing : at tbe foot of Main Street; we see tha Railroad and Tele- - graph offices, Brown, Dunkerson & Co.'s, Schroder & Lemcke's, Kaxon'e office, Turcar & Gwathmey'a Shoe Store, Stod4tara urug Store, vxs. rteagar uar- ' r . Her'i office, Lowentball's corner, Peter lry Store, T. M. Elliott's Dry Good. ..Store, Lta & uanstaav s urug more, rt. ara . . W-v at . Oatctt Sons, Kasslsr s, mil. teexer Bolles, T Scantlm 4 bon s, the third atnr nwar RrMnfue'a lienor Sinre Mfir------j - -.-1 gan, Read 4 Co.'a mammoth Shoe Store, a magnificent display, M. Goodman's, T fa TT ' VI t jI. w u. ceinita i, joon jlavi , vn a TT r rY ' -W. a vat wa a i-t

tsws wmce, Aincneii a earner &nop, i Di4 all Uver. (.torpse of a Goreily k Ca'a, 3. Straub k Sons, H. A rille). "The . Feople are Coming

voox a, vo. s, j. x tiuott k Ca's, SeUg "The Treasury " Eaters' Stampede,

Caa, a portion of the Waalungton I filiustrated Court-Housa in tba centre:

Honae, Broughton & Wood'a Drug Store, J to tbe left, a procession of the people, Seilig, Loenatein k Ca'a, Phil Euler'a, J aol an omnibus of the Morton aad BaPhiL KraU, C. Armtrorg's, Keller's Gun I (sr line such as was used last Tuas-

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Store. Hebl! A t Bakery JnrinaPfafBin'e ck" . " " - s--4,

Main 8treet, all streaming with light and elegant time, andrnnning overSannelowinrr with beauty. Such wa also the ders, ' aenda fcim to grass; Richer ia

eaaa on Locaat Street, with the houses of E. Ingle, F. II. Thayer, C. Keller, Mills. Mrs. Mills, Win. E. French, Silver thorn, Col. Hornbrook, Dr. Walker, Capt Dexter, Zumstein, Eaton, J. J. Cohn, Joa. Thomas, Mra Jobnaon, Monroe House, Jeremiah Conn, Fisher, Turnock k Co., Jobo J. Chandler, Chandler's Block throughout, the Journal office, which the boys bad rigged ont in hand some atyla, aad the Quartermaster's Of fices opposite. On Front Street, Mitchell's aaloon and Brown, Dunkerson, k Co.'s office, the railroad and telegraph offices, and Rnaton k Co.'s large grocery establish ment, were brightly ablaze. All the dwellings of Union citizens in the npper part of the city glared with brightness, many making very bandsome displays. Dr. C. C. TerjH's ar rangement was strikingly magnificent Dr. Hallock'a building was handsomely illuminated, aa were also Taylor k Co.'a mammoth clothing establishment, E. A. Cook's and Jaqness k French's drygood a stores, and the -M or art Hall. Ileilman'a spacious foondery tn gorgeous, being lit op from the ground to the roof; J. W. Green's woolen factory presented a like appearance; while Leet Street was lit op almost along its entire length. All through Lamasco, and indeed in every part of the city near which tba procession passed, large cambers of the neat though bumble dwellings of mechanics and laboring men ware illuminated, ahowing bow deeply all partook oi the common joy. It was impossible for us to obtain the names of all who thus manifested their participation in the. glorification, and indeed we have lingered too long on tbis subject, for already the blazing column of patriots, large numbers of whom were aoldit-ra in blue, ia marching by tba Journal office, which is greeted with deafening cheers; and we must hasten to the Wigwam, if we desire to see the Culmination of this grand procession. There is a huge boti-fire blazing on the river bank, at tbe foot of Walnut street to Sight us on the way, while the air is thick with balla from Koman candles and rockets, bursting and dashing like shooting meteors. Wo make our way into the wigwam by the back door, and find it already rapidly filling, tbe head of the column just entering the wide doors. Let os seat oarselvcs here on tbe rostrnm and read tha inscriptions on tke transparencies aa they enter, no alight task, indeed, as they mingle, so together, and are ao numerous that we fear we aball sadly confuse tbem, and perhaps overlook aeme entirely. There ia one magnificent one of mammoth sise borne on an expreaa wagon. It ia tbe contribution of the Hornbrook family to tkia brilliant display. On one side we find the follow, in: "Indiana redeemed." "We are Coming Father Abraham, 30,000 strong." On the opposite aide w find: - "Tbe Army aud Navy are our Feaca Makers." "Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, BurnaiJe, Farragut, Hooker, Ilosacrans, Thomas, Kearney, and Foote." On the ends we find: "Southern Rebellion crushed by Union Itulleta, Northern Rebellion by Union Ballots." "We Honor the Brave who have fallen ia Battle, defending our Homes." "Abe and Andy." But here they crowd in, aud wo must be brief, and record what ia written, without remark, so here goes : " The Crescent City Silver Band keeps atep to the music ot the Union; "We are true to the Union Truitors have oo mu sic in their souls." u Hovey hulls But ternuts in tne aorta, Mirman nulla ternuts in the Wost." " No Feace Sneaks here." "One war at a time." "God Grant Victory." "Secession at Richmond Cessation at Chicago." Only two parties, Fatriots and Rebels." jeff p,Tia M(i George B. McClellan Brothers iu one Cause." " Earley'a Army Victims of Arbitrary Arrest" .... ... - &oe ana Anav tne w orkiagmao s Candidates." " Opposition to the Slave Aristocracy." " What the D?mocraiy j want" (A crown, aword, aad scepter.) "What we are determined to have." I (The old flag, iuscribed with " Feace " I and "Union.") " Patriotism ia good I Religion." " McClellan gjod oa Fa ! rde, of no account in Action." "Tbe I Sexton of the Chiekabeminy ' Little I Mike.' ,! " The Monroe Doctrine willbe vindicated next" " Young America Uuion Club." " The Boyaof '76 and tbe Boys of C4." "The Boys are for Free Schools and Mcrton." " The Boy don't want to inherit a divided Country.' ''The Union Organization is Eclectio ihe Pick of all tbe Old Parties." "A New Supreme Court, and the Kesur rection ot tree school. -o more Trouble with our Free Schools." "Van derburgh did her duty and did it we'll" "Tbe Soldiers are for Lincoln and John son, "rrotect the Uear ot onr Armies." " Whip theui Front and Rear, it is all one Fight" " Quaker Guns for the Peaca Democracy." "Copperhead School Books," (Revolvers and Cartridges). "Copperheads drove in their hnlea" Ciltnatratn V " Wt t 1 I ... . SniLke. Ak. Coming" i Eal. with a HrpiDt" ;a v;. bkv Maine. Ver mont, Ohio. Indiana. Pennsylvania." Rem,mber th, id - No6mb.r I . "Venderbnrgh S00 in October 500 in s, Jfovember." "Abraham Lincoln the maB of the People," "Andrew Johnson I ika T.i.;t f T . ' ul -AuutBi. liiis war a failure, hah!" (with portraits of Lincoin, Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan V w-v .... i "ba&tu Xemocrcv died hard but I ... , '

'-.. the Conrt-Honse .: . ";"'.' Garvia lead the

i A. Keift, rr.akieg j 'he freedom of tbe city

tumbling OTer tba fence, Lonkenheimer

is climbing, Uox is floored, w mtueaey ia on bia knees, pravinjr, Calvert ia skuting down the steps, while Fairchild brings op the rear, looking up an iquest and the fees. A most happy con ception).' "A Fair Election or a Free Fight Eeanstille Times.", "Preserving the Purity of the Ballot-Box" (illustrated Han with sandy whiskers putting Union tickets into a stove at hie back, and McClellan tickets into an open ballot-box ia front, aa be exclaima, "Too many Union ticket more McClellan tickets! " . He ia aaid by theologians and antiquarians to resemble an ancient portrait of the prophet Joel, by one ef tbe old masters). Remember Lamasco Preeinct" " Forewarned is Forearmed." "We Lament the Brave Lieut Ed. Ballengw." "We Cherish the Memory of the Gallant CoL James M. Sbanklin." " Wa Cherish the Mem ory of the gallant Well. Walker." "We do not .forget Lieut CoL Will H Walker." , " Nationality tortus Sectionalism." " Lincoln of the North. Johnson of tbe South." "McClellan aBt Pendleton, both cf the North." "No sectionalism for us." "Tbe Boys in Blue are the trne peace makers." " If any man banls down the American flag, shoot Lim on the apot." , "TLe Array and Navy, companions in glory." " The American Union, tbe hope of tbe world." " Indiana redeemed, regenerated, and disenthralled." "Vanderburgh,. Little but Plucky." " Vanderburgh, the Banner County of the State." " The North will have a voice in tbe Nation." "Who's afraid?" "Old Abe is the friend of tLe Working men." "Freedom, Union, Nationality." "Wa are coming. Father Abraham." " Opposition to Rebellion is Conservatism." " Rally around tbe Flar Boye." " Democracy before the election." (Chanticleer rimpaut) - ,! Democracy after the election." (Cbanticlercouchant.) " Democracy before and after tbo election." (Janus faced short and long.) "Come io Abraham's bosom." "Morton is elected and tbe State ia saved." Ran, yoti dog." (Dog, inscribed "Democracy.") "Once more to tie breach, dear friends, once more." "The Butternut candidates ' Hark t from tbe tombs, a , tfoleful sound." '"The Court House cleared from Garret to ffllar." " Up, Guards, and at tbem! " ''Beholds bow brightly breaks the morn.' "A temporary cessation is par. manent accession. " "Tb war is not a failure." "Copperht-ad sympathy for sol.l'ers refusing their votes." "25,000 for Morton k Bakt-r." Three Georges, (Jacks) when shall we three meet again?" ".Salt river tickets can be bad at McBride k Whittlesey's office." "For thay shall gnat file and flee into the mountains of Hepsidau" "All bail Indiana! right at last, 25,000 majority." "Tha people have triumphed over the politicians." "The private aoldier is tb true patriot " Lincola, the rail splitter." (Log Rebellion riven with a Union wedge.) "Johnson, tbe journeyman tailor." "Indiana good with bullet and ballot.", "Tbe Fans of Liberty brothers of sluvary." "Tbe soldiers have ahown their lave for Morton." "Death , to the .Treasury eaters." "Fusion and confusion." "Gov. Morton, the soldier'a friend." "Lieut. Gov. Conrad Baker, the true aud triad." "Lincoln of tba North, Johnson of tbe Soutb." "No North, no Sonth, na East, no West, nothing but tha Union." " Liberty and Union, now amlJforver, one and iosapaiab!e." "Elect Lincoln and defeat Rebellion." "Grant, Sherman, Sheridan a noble trio." "EvansvPile a loyal city.1 Bat we can't go on, it would take ua all itipht aud more than fill tbe Journal Still they press into tbo tabernncle of the people until it ia literally packed. The Band play and tho people sing " Rally Round the Flag Boys." Lieut. Gev, Baker is called out and addressee the people, congratulating tbem on the magnificent triumph tbej have won. : Maj. A. . I.. UoUinson was called for long and loud, but be would not come. Short speeches were made by Capt Reavis and Mayor Baker. Tbe Glee Club sung a new song enti tled, "What will tbe Copperheads do?' hich was received with unbounded ap plause. Gen. Sbackeliord was calls J for but waa detained at the Court House. Cot Mank was also called for, but declined to speak, and after a errand jubilate of nationat airs by the Band, tbe vasC aa aemblage reluctantly retired. "The display was grand, the rejoicing exuberant, the night was delightful, and all felt glad and safe to know that " Mor tia will stay at th wheel," and that Ba ker will preside over tbe Senate, that venal and corrupt Supreme Court baa been wiped out, and that tie tate offices are cleared of Sous of Liberty and Van derburgh county of tbe Court House clique. ... Har- uur buaaay night report again failed last night, in cousequence of i feet ia tbe line north. . PaUT Spencer county polled 3,054 votes at the recent election 294 mere than she ever polled before. SsJ Morton's official majority in Spencer county is 109. Allen's ia 71. J8s7 Schuyler Colfax ia re-elected to Congress by 1700. - Ail persons who have , flaga, lamps, or transparencies, obtained for tbe - procession on Saturday evening, will plaase leave tbem at the Wigwam.

They should be collected; together ready for nse at the grand , demonstration in I

November. ' The Wigwam is the safest and best place for them. , . , -v ' m '! . i 1 - ' r US' Llent J.A. Farley, ednar oT the Rockport Umpire, is on a-vish to our city, having arrivedy the Morning Star last eveaiag. Ha is a clever young gen tleman, and we congratulate him his county hus been redeemed from

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rule of Copperbeadiam, aad that T.rOBagew.u ooa re iajje.r !ncraai tijo ce remains wn;n i 1 rote bi

I "A Scxsi sot ii TBI Bills On Saturday evening as the torchlight proees sionwas about to start a rocket was fired In Billy Caldwell'i express wagon, to which waa attached, fcis cornfed, and high-spirited, long-eared quadruped's. In the wagon waa a large quantity of sky rockets, Roman candles, etc., eic, which became ignited by the sparks from the discharged rockets. Then ensned a scene of a highly exciting character, not entirely devoid of amusement, notwithstanding the serious aspect of afTaits. Tbe pyrolecnica produced discharge after discbarge, the "animules" become animated and took to their heels, the patriotic young men in tbe waon "drapped" out with wonderful celerity, leaving tbe driver alone, who atuck to his post, notwithstanding his boots were blown or burned off his feet, the bat off his head, aud tbe clotbea almost from bis back, thoagh be fortunately and strangely, received no injury. The mules were stopped on Main street, to which they had run, amid the shouts and cheers of the multitude who supposed tbis little episode was a part of abow This waa the only accident that occurred

duricg the evening. go7We bad the pleasure last evening of meeting' our excellent friend, R. T. terchival, Treasurer elest of Spencer I County. There is nodisconnt on his I Unionism, and tbe citiaeoa of Spencer County have done themselvea honor in j electui? him to the office of Treasurer. I tS3r Councilman Sullivan left for j Memphis on Friday evening to bring' bom a tbe remains of a brother wbe bad but tecently made bis escape from Ar kansas, and died shortly after reaching Memphis. ted" A handsome bunting flag be longing to the tnion Lisazue was car. ried away by some person en Saturday evening. Ihe person who bus it will please take it to the Wiiwam. It is needed there. Gopiv ron November. Mr. John H. S?eott, No. S, Second Street, has already laid on our table Godey's Lair's Book for November. It is a handsome namber, beautifully illuminated, and filled with choice literature. Call at Scott's and get a copy. tafMr. John Gwatbmey, dark of tbe magnificent Morning Star, has oar thanks for latest New Albany and Louisville papers. - - ' fitSTThe official Democratic majority in G?ene County, at the late election, T was 15t. CiRCsiT Cocrr. Tbe whole of Saturday, after the usual calling of the docket and . motions by eoansel were cone through with, was oc copied with tha trial f Fielding Chamberlain for mnrder, in killing Joseph D. Gamble, at Mt Vernon, in Auguat last Chamberlain was indicted (a tbe Cir cuit Court of Posey County'asd took a change of venue, and was sent to ibis county for trial. Chamberlain it a ve'. aran volunteer of the 49th Indiana regimeat, and waa at come on furlough I hn tie killing of Gamble and a man I named Ballon occurred. , , , , I 1 be pnser is a f ne-iookm young man, aim waa tfressel iu lull amform. t i th the insignia of a veteran cm his eevea On bis left breast be wears a ilver star, bestowed upon Mm by tie War Department for galUot vondnet dis played ia the battle of C'bickaabaw Bluffs, in Sherman's first demonstration against VicksbutR. On bis right breast be wears a star, oesiow.a apoa uimiur vvnwj rnuog tf it.toe toiors oi mo t iu n-inois, rej;raDt on the rebel works in tbe rear of icks-1 urirb. on the 22d of Ma v. 1W3. after igbt co!or-bearerfcad I sen shot down in tba attempt. We have taken'down 'the evidence in the case, with a view to its publication, but as he remaina to be tried for tbe murder of Ballon, we, at the request of some of the conoid, withhold ita publication at present At 2 o'clock yeatetday morning tbe jury returned a verdict oi not gamy. Tbe proeecation ' was conducted ay Louis. C. Sanson, District Prosecutor, and Morris 5. Johnson, ibe prisoner was defended by Judge Pitcher and James F. Wei born, of Mt Vernoujand Major Rcbinson and Gen. Shackleibrd of this city. To all Kirk and Wouedrd Soldiers Farloagned fro at Hospitals. P. Hornbrook, Indiana Military Agent baa received the following dispatch: IjiDiArous, Oct 15, 1S5L P. Uombroek, Ind. Mil Agent: Ao order, is granted exteadiajt fax loaghs of sick and wounded Indiana soldiers to November 10th, 164. Farlougha will be endorsed upon application to tha Provost Marshal General ot the Stale, or to District Provost Mar shal of the District where tbe soldiers live. The order applies only to sick and wounded furiosgued from hospitals. 1 . V. Mortox, Governor of Indian tw rarry and Crawford coonUes both went for the Union on Tuesday laat Tbey aend cp two Union Rtpresentativea. Tell City, that noble Helva. tian burgh, did the business for Perry. 25Stol far the Uaion ia bard for tha Copperhead precincts to trump. gq8McDoaald's majority in Gibson countvial61. Siblaek'g ia 200. Wil Karl's ia 197 for Common Pleaa Judce. fay McDonald's majority ia Kbox . - 1 1 , Z -Godey, for November has been received by DobelL It is a charming nnmoer, and luuy sustains its ccaiacier aa.a first class LaJy'a Book. IrrssBSTiic to Cosscairrs a so Scr-sTiTrrES.-'By an order of General Carringtoa, published elsewhere,, it will seenicai Qranaa men ssa ksbu.u have a chance to choose te which one jeii J t hit tee TwrsmtegimenUlieByIIt1relav I :..ee,t .. tHa numVe ta the' l&xit and famous of wheat wa a" so jastty prernl.-

THE VERY LATES1

T rr l-Z I. EGRAPIl. Pwrpertcd Letter of A. H. Slrpbeaa. New Yoke, Oct 15. A letter, purporting to have been written by Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, tbe rebel Vice President, in reply to a Setter from several of bis fallow-citizens, !3 published. He says: No person more ardently desires an end to tbe war than be does, but it is not in hia power to bring it about He said the recognition of the sovereignty of tbe States is the only solution of tba trouble. Tbe idea of maintaining the old Union, or any Union, by force ia preposterous. The subjugation of tb& south by tbe North would involve tbe destruction of the Constitution and tbe overthrow of their liberties as well aa oars. Any peace growing out of a Union of Statea established by force will bt aa ruinous to tbem as to us. The action of the Chicago Convection, so far as its platform of principles, presents a ray of light, which, under Providence, may prove the dawn to thi long and eiienriesa night To a Convention of the States to adjust our difficulties, I have no objection. Bwtler Kctaliatea. New Yore, Oct 15 Gen. Butler, being convinced that our negro soldiers are put to work in the rebel entrenchments, has notified tbe rebel authorities that he has also put rebel officers and soldiers to work on Dutch Gap Canal. He baa aUo proposed an exchange of " TJ P"", transmitted the at sa tamon tt rf ni v r.ninape fh -y;siaj1 troopi baT, KarareA aflcr bein. captured, in front of the Army of tbe James The rebel newspapers of tbe 12th contaii the following. The Examiner says: ' Though Grant if quit be is not idle, being basy, night and day, rendering his position impregnable. His next point of attack will be tbe Bojnton Road, over which tho reb'-Is waon supplies around a position held by our troops on the Weldon lioaJ. Tba Richmond Dispatch eays Sherman was iii Nashville when 'Hood mado bis brilliant movement, and ia cut off from bis army. ' JefT. Davis, in a speech before Hood's army, tuld Cbealhaua'a Division to be ot good cheer, for in a little while their faces woold be turned homeward and their ftet press Tennessee soil. Sheridan's destruction of property ia the Shenandoah Valley tauned great bowling, and tbey promise themselves abundant retaliation whan they ajvanc again beyond the Potomac. Tbey claim to have captured at least a million dollars worth of Quartermaeter'a stores in the recent raids in Western Virginia. WssnmoTo, Oct 15. Information bad reached here yesterday afternoon, that about one hundred of White's guerrilla crossed at a ford o( the Potomac, six mile above Edwards' Ferry, and advanced to Poolsvitle, Maryland, where they drove oat the ctizeof and corumiltd much damare. Ihera are addition al reports but which are not authenticated, that earlier in tbo day other guerrilla bands crossed near the Monocafv and moved down tbe KockvU'e road. Sa Faavnaro, Oct It Twr heavy shocks of earthquake were felt in the lower part of tba Slate last night, and another tbis rooming, frightening the people out or tl.eir bounes, but doing no damage. Advices from Chiaa to August 20th co a firm tbe news of tbe capture of Nan kin by lb Imperialists. fgT ,hM a n,r,j expedition bal sailed to chastise I rince lechmn, who still closes the inland sen and interrupt the r v . v. Ti .jr.: CWDT ' 7 ym'u1 c ,Y? l . ejvoniMj i (u urinal, iwur a'utcu, i wtj fu ,ni on Araercan vessel. Tbe movement v,iU not lead to wai. but ia mpir to chsstise au independent Prince. Niw Yobx, Oct 15. The IleraU names tha following aa successors to Jadga Taney: Mr. Montgomery Blair, Jnde Allen and How, Mr. Ira Harris, and Mr. Fesaenden The Tenth Corpa correspondent saya I u re lei Rr uubt iuivwii. uu a uc tbe rebels are busy tarowicg up ,jM of worfeg aCf0S, u CMlra, t about av mile ouUtide of tbe main line, in cludmz ih city The etatepient of the Richmond papers that our infantry was driven in tbe late fight is a falsehood. Our infantry were not driven a sinrle inch, nor did the rebels capture a single infantry sol dier. Xitw Yobx, Oct 15 Tbe Ileralfi correspondent with Gregg'a cavalry aays a reconnoieance was made by Maj. McCaba with 25 men of the 13in Pennsyl vania regiment, on tbe night or the 11th, to ascertain tbe strength of tha enemv in tke vicinity of Stony Creek Station, cn the South Side Railroad. Tbey casned the rebel pickets, capturing tbirteei pris oners, several mules and horses, bnrned two reoel wagons, anj returned without the loss of a man. Tbe rebel fi;rc at Stony Creek was found to be 7.000 infantry and cava!ry under Wade Hatup'.on. fba Heralds correspondent at Jlartinsborp. 13th, says Mosbey made a most audacieus and succeeafal attack upou tbe westward bound-express train, about ten miles et nf ibis tlax-e, at a place knoan as Qaincv Sineny. Tbe engine was thrown from tha track, and two paymasters and several other ofbeers were captured, with f2t'X),000 in Government fanda The passengera were robbed cf their ironey aad valuables snd the cits set on fire, burning all tbe prtperty and two person whose names could not be ascertained. The engineer and firemen were badly scalded, and their recovery i ft ri Tt 1 1 The (an twtiAa knrri.il m vave b,encornses in boxes on their wav home. They were barned on the spot The engineer, fireman, and through baertage-inaster were all injured. Some of tbe ladies y ail of their bag-ase. Mos'iey himself was preeeut aud te'd tbem ia the politest terms it should be restored to ihera. Us however rode o3 and forgot it Tbe Jlerald's Fifth corps correspond ent aays tbe total loss in that corps in tbe Poflar Grove Eabt was 2,031, of whom were missing. ' - f ASairs in Miart - e Sr. Lot is, Oct 15 Pricea rear guard I ' Brownsville night before last, marcbI in? towards Iiinrrton. Our cavalry advauced under General i ifanborn. He ia said to bave been repulsed at Pisouah, Cooper count v. Wed ne$.lay, butia aince reported at Sedalia, on tbe Pacific Railroad. faraat aTpitamant exist in TCanaaa j mi!itia bave been tailed out to re pel invaaion. Thirty Germans were killed in German ' Settlement in La fayette county, on the 10th. bv rebals unl cier rooi, load and lhraSlireld. be ! W AmnTrv ' fl.-rf 1 Tl.. c..r - -- - u r j.rT of wr j, gone to CUj pcin o'" taking with bim iba OairiermutorV - Cao.isary,. Forac. aad fSntarateisew zai - t"-sr.nieii-.s. . . are , P.rrtsr sa. Os. 1 . --e a! ; ; pier raa-k and falling s-owlv

Farwtajra Arrival. Halifax, Oct 15 The steamship Hiela from Liverpool on tbe 4;h, and Queen ston on Ihe 5;h, arrived yesterdav morning Mace's representative annann adin

London that the fight ia put off for the present Coburn was in the field, and was greeted with tremendoaa ahouta by an immense crowd. Mace did not make bis appearance. It is expected Coburn will claim the slakes.. Another report states that they have beon handed over for adjudication by the stake holders. The Times says the capture of Atlanta and tbe victory of Sheridan in the Valley, renderi tbe ri-jlection of Lincoln almost certain. The financial pressure is believed to be over. Gold continues to flow into tbe Bank of England. Consols closed at8 for money. LocistnxK, Oct 15. Major General Schofield arrived here to-day, aad assumed the general direction of affairs. Tbe enemy are reported in force at Dalton. Col. Jchnson, 44ih U. S. colored infantry, was making a determined defence. Chattanooga is strongly fortified and amply supplied with troops enough to make a protracted and successful defence. Sherman is cose on Hood's rear, and will undoubtedly make it a hornet's nest before Uira. Nf w, Yobx, Oct 15 The gold market shows tbe continuant of a vigorous bull movement Ramors are freely circulated to support the market A prominent shirt operator failed to-day, making tba third failure in two daya tmeiij the gold dealeis. The price opt-nti thi morning at 218 aad subsaqueoily advanced to 220, closing at 215J. Tbe Qtmnierciaf t Washington .ril says: Candidates for the Chief Justiceship mu'tipSy, but Secretary Stanton ia now siri . U tbe party most likely to secure the appointment Wm, A. Evarts, of New York, is named to-day as a prominent candidate. New YeiiX, Oct 15 The Times' Fifth Corps correspondent, at the Weldon Road, writing on the I3ih, saya tbe recent engagement resulted in nothing more than a holding of our picket line, which was seriously threatened. Tbe tiring waa sharp and severe, while tba artillery fire became at timea very heavy. Lare uuuihers of recruit are constantly arriving, and they appear to be of a hardy class of men. Wasiitsiu ok, Oct 15. Tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury to-day awarded tbe new loan, and accepting all bida above 31-100 premium, and about 60 per cent of the amount bid at that figure to make up the forty millions. Stm York Markets. Saw Toaa, Oct. J.I. CiiTTOS la fair rw!oat,aa prior aa&e!. 1 ? j I as f- r MM.II eg l ',aad. fi.M K ae I.Uib.r; S 0C i tor lra roui d hmp ottiu, and 10 Hill Au lor trad brand : rxtra Cum luotntto . o, cliwieg olt. wllkV. IwciSedlr Ultar. at I 74. 4t TV Wtlar; HA&i U fur WlaMt R-1 Uvura. V I jla Ut(r: 4m at 1 S4 lor BIM.I Htt riraier at 1 SO. (' r t K rirm ; nuthln Suiar. St UAH.-rira, aad rx4 daataad j l(tM t)r t ab. I'OhK l'(ne4 dwldedlf Sraiar, bnl 1S ittiil aHd lcwr ; 30uMular Mwm, aad i Sf.31 tJ M tur Bw d l.KI ririm; atodmat btjlim-t at t2. H'HIT -SJj and atu-aana 7. rUa AX'.uA.NUt trail, at t OS for gold GOLD IidUH. aa'lv aad blar; opaalag at 17', adrancitif to as f4, eacllnlac teSU.etia clo-iirj al 1 1'.1-,. CuVK'tNMlkr STOCKS rirai. Tb total asaoruaf rBarlcta da; wr tiat.ast. tlntlnnatl Markets. Ciaciaaavt, bet. IS. COI.D. t I V IUr 2M. Al thclraa aai frrai Kaw Tata Battal tha ruarkat for mml artnr. Circular. HEtrgt?.KTKRs Port Cobuaxvkr, ) Evansvrlle, lnd., Oct 17th,r!(6. J Authority having bean received at these heajqaerter for issuing permits fur the shipment of Gcods, Produce, Stores, Merchandize, end Waresof every and all descriptions, in Accordance with General Orders No. 63, dated Headquarters District of Kentucky, August 13th, 1 SC4, the following will be observed by applicants : " Applications for permits must be made in - writing, accompanied by vouchers from at least three loyal citiaeoa of tbis city known to tbeae Headquarters, veaching for the loyalty of the applicant.. Permits will be granted from 0 a. into 3 p. m.t each day, Sasdaya excepted. Ldwaeh ToMBi.sa, Capt Comd'g Post Circular. - HgADqrABTSRS Post CfiKUAjtuia, Etassvilxc, October 17, 186. j Ci'Citiar; Tbe following extract from the enrollment act are published for tbe information of those concerned: ' . "Six. 23. That tbe cloth, arms, military outfits, and accoutrements furnished by tbe United States to any soldier, shall not be sold, bartered, exchanged, pledged. loaned, or given away; and no person, not a soldier, or duly authorized officer of the United States, who ha possession of any such clothes, arms, military outfits, or accoutrementsfuroisbed as aforesaid, and which have been tbe subjects f any such sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or gift, shall have any right, UJe or interest therein; bnt the rame may he seized and taken wherever found by any efficer of the United State, civil or military ,and shaa tnereupon be e Ii vered to any quartermaster or other ofncer authorised to receive the sane: aad tbe possession of any such clothes, arms. m unary ootLta, or accoutrements, by any peraoo not a soldier or emeer of tba United State , shall be print foci evidence of such a sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or gift, as aforesaid. " Sac. 24. Tbat every person not sub ject to tbe rules and articles of war, who ,ha!l procure or cauce, or attempt to procure or entice, a soldier in tha service of tbe United States to desert, or who shaa bar Dor, conceal, or give em ployment to a deserter, or carry him away, or aid in carrying him away, knowing him to be sucb, or who shall purchase from any aoldier bia arms, equipments, ammunition, uniform, clothing, or any part thereof; and any captain or tommandiag officer of any ship or vessel, or any superintendent or conductor of tbe railroad, or any other publie conveyance, carrying away any sucb soldier as one of bis crew or otherwise, knowing him to have deserted, or shall refuse to deliver him up to the orders cf bis commanding officer, aball, upon legal conviction, be fited, at the discretion of any court having cognizance of the same, in any aum not exceeding five hundred dollars, and be shall be imprisoned net exceeding two years, nor less Loan six montna. Tbe attention of dealers in clothing is called to the following decision: , That eelling or giving to enlisted i ct:e-i v!o:r.tng Is an atttcps XO ECASX' Toxli, Capt Coin e" j Peat

K AilKOAB KUUIta. K. V C. It. R. DirilTS:

aL. ..S:35A.a .-5 a. a. -fcUr.a. Waa, Fntrht aad Accommodation.. Thresgh rraigfat. ASCITIS: Mail Through Fraight , - .8 r. u. J:Sae. -12: SJ a. at. T. H. iirtiii Day txprea.. R.K.X. rsoat T. B. .T:Sia K. ..11:40 A.B. Might Kxpnaa River TVovs. We bave but little room for river news and bnt little news. The river continues to decline, and there is but little doing on tha levee, outside the packets. The Armada took eut a big trip of both freight and passengers on Saturday afternoon. Sbe had a big cargo of tobacco a p. The Teraieon (lad a big trip down, but left tolerably light on her return. Tbe Norman waa at the wharf on Saturday with a full cargo of hard tack and other army supplies for Nashville. The Cottage. left for Nashville, with a moderate trip. The Fanny and J.T. McCorobs, passed down ydesterday for Na&hvilie. The Gen. Anderson arrived here yesterday morning with a good trip. She returns to Cairo at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and is superb in all her appointments. Capt Billy Lowth is still in command. Capt Joe Bunco's splendid and swift new steamer Morning Star, tbe finest that floats will leave for Louisville at 10 o'clock this morning. Capt Buuce and Johnny Gwatbmey will make their paaseugers feel exceedingly comfortable. The Morning Star brought in very Landaome trip laat evening. Tbe peerless Taraaeon has added another wreath of laurels to her fame, as will be seen by the following: Ox Boars Stxamir Taracox, October 15, 1S6-1. ) At a meeting of the preachers of tbe Louisville Conference, whose names are herewith subscribed, passengers on the packet Taraseon, bound from Louisville to Henderson, impressed with a sense of tha gentlemanly polish and kind sensibilities of the Master in command, his assistants in office, together with those connected in the conduct of tbe boa", and their courtesy ahowa to us as ministers of tbe Gospel; we fiisoltx, That our respectful acknowledgements and thank; are due, and tbey are hereby tendered to tba officers and owners of tha boat for their cenrteoue liberality and kindneaa in furnishing us passage to our Conference at half fare. Rtflctd, That we feel ourselves especially indebted to Capt Lusk, bia clerks and other officers of the boat, for their nrbaae and gentlemanly treatment to ns daring the trip. C a Parson, J. P. Goodsoa, Thomas Bottowly, N. II. Lee, A. A. Msuson, Silas Newton, L. St. Davidson, D. IL Limbaugb, D. Morten, L. P. Crenshaw, J. S. Wools. D. Wilburn, J. A Henderson, J. U. Bedford, J. A. Edrington, W. R. Johnson, S. Gooch, S. P. Hioes, A. J. Gray, J. W. Price. Ics. Plenty cf Chicago Ice until Christmas. Edward Ikolb, Lower Landing. es t COMMISSIONER'S SALE. HT UIER OF THB OOLRT OF COMBO!" Pla f tba CoBBly t Vanderbarab and PUIeef Indiana, I ait! aril at private ale Lot Mo. I. iB Waa. BaUa' aab aiivl.ioo of I.t. N'a IZand U, la Ih orlalnal ptaa of lb elty , f Kvana.illa, balnc twaaty-AT Ivt frost ly Blnrty (net daep, aiHattoated on Vina aiixat. 1'tweaa kronii and Tblrd treeta, tbe pr.-pty of th hair of Waller Baleth. Taraie 4loa.balf oaab, aad 5-hlf ia twalea boo l ha, with Iritereel, ate. JKO. J. CHAKIlLKR, rplt ComailoBr. NOTICE. Orrirs er tbs KvaBviti.a an Lroav Co., I ctobr Win, 1SA4. qn RT'CRHOLPKRi OF TUg RVANSI viileCa Light Company are hereby aotlBed that as aleatioa lor Ttira lirector will b held an WecioodT. Iha 3'th of October, 1 HA, at tb Coaapaar 's aftlra, btw a J aad 4 o'alork r. B). act. II HSBMAb JtytiRAR, fe'y. REWARD. I WILL GIVE FIVE DOLLARS REWARD fur etnaBoaaafticieat toeoevbt pareowawbe ma; hereafter b foed beetles or ahootiag, oa VB eeTB, la Blackford er Parrot a wood, er ia tba eaatara nbarh of tb ity. nM-tw) A . L. TIOBf WOW. SUBSTITUTES. 171 VE UCNCRED HOLLARS WILL BE PAIS A? loaay oeaer foox, wbe will go ea btllai tor drafted Be a. Eantttr at ta a tor af BbaakLa A R-llr, eoraar of First aod Xaia trt. - Ora, U-3td A CARD. DR. R. A AltMISTEAlF, I ATE OF DEfDERSOST, RESTCCKT, TEH A aW. him nrota-alonal aarrlra to th citiaaa of EeancrMlcaad vtrioity. OSJIea at hi raaldoaea ow 1 bird atraM ee door belew tb Hew Netbediat Chart. Oct. IS-laad LAW CARD. J. M. SHACKELFORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, EVA5SVTLLE, IKD. Orrica roaaaat-t eocrnn ar Gn. Jas. X Birrxa. Caloa aad Leerat . ipt-t SEAL-ESTATE TOR 8 AXE. LOT , tPPER K5LABGEVE5T. 7S BT 160 t-t, atual ca ft rat ireH. batwaaa JlolLerrr and Oaaa. Lot 67, Cppar Enlcrr-nmt 75 by 150 feet, efteat ua Baroed tnt, betweea Rollerrfiw una. Sub-diaielve ID. 11, ), 1J, b4 14, la oat-lot rpper EatargeaMat; eaah b-4ir(loB Via vat front on Oowaa ami, aad mtoi UtafcB Seeoad and Third -treat . , 8nb-4 Tia! D 15, 1. 17, IS, IS, aed owt-tot; each nb-Halatoe baieg ft by 1 , ced eitoet ea Tblrd trt, betwaea eed Lm's, block 8,Etw Fatarrt. by 190 taet. fronting ee Oak and CaaaJ tWa W. T, block S. Bray EBlargeBaeat. TlUa-r-. H4' z GARTlX.er W Sit IS. At PLES Attention! Lovers of Gtod Fruit ! TCST RECEIVED 1 BBLS OF CHOICE .1 aerh an:rdajr Family ea. and will keep h i aaat at1- Frlby fiATHC Rat a WHITTAIBB, eatS K. a Water et. LIVERY STABLE. AMERICAN STABLE, Si Third bet. Xala and Locsst Sts THIS LITEST R9TABLI8HSI EXT, WHICH ia wall kBowa throng boat ta eeeatry, poea nay a Beaeh adearitac aeatior to eayalaiilar eatabHabeaaat ta tba "Bity, hevtBg rraBaeat lor tbe aaoepUaa or prieat bonaa a lfeary ef tba mapiet Surrptaea, ana a ti Carrieaoe Sr aIHwr - rwa-- t-M ew.'it. aed eeat a r. ol "ve? . ... , .. ' i- ttt eoi oa eeaiailaiti'Ma- i.i-4 E.ury te niau ti-a ewe ioae.t pricee. Faaaesgx V-r-wr4J w e)l af nit'fti.'ww. .?.'. iirHARBSVSf, BarfTi' K C.

AllITI AT T. H. Day Expraa . 12; tSr. a. AocoaiBiadatioB , , , 6: 10 a. at. Kihi IipiMi i:gs a. au Tlx twa road auka faod eon aectioai at Terra Bant.

REGULAR PACXLTS. For Cumberland River ! Tb Light Dresght and xlegaat Steaaasr COTTAGE!

x. Tcce S. H. CASADT ..M ASTIR. .CLXaK. Will leav thi port for Kaahvill aad way Bole I Saturday, tho 15th, it 3 P. H For IVevr Orleans ! , . lb Splendid Bid-WVerl Steamr ' MISSOURI! Will War tM port far Fw Or laan) aa Thursday, the 13th iait aW Tor Freight er Paaaag arpW e board, ar to CxtX a lil aiPHREY, ocUl- Agaata. GREEN RIVER PACKET ejIBB run AKD ELKGANT 8TEAMKB 11 K. Dunkerson; . A. DRIXKWATKB . MASTXB. Will leave Xraorrttt TorV Monda nd Tharaday at S o'clork, P. M.. far m Kuaiaey and an war pot Baaaiag I'tica at RaaiaeT with tit aleaaaer 1. B Oamnbell R,r Rnwlinr t2nii. Thntirh Mrnlnti to Bowling Green givaa oa freight. avarTtf. The Evaxsv.lle & Cairo Fast SSail Passenirer Line The swift, com- fi r- . Elegant Passenm odious, and ' gcr Meamer a - . ' H CHARMER! Gr8,DCSOVCHRT ,,,,. MIWI1 FRAKK DCSOCCHSTT , niwiiaLeave Wadeadaytaad Saturday, at I r. at. 1HI. P. TETS, Agat. Regular Evansvillo & Cairo U. S. Inil Packet; . M I A LS I,DAK. F. CLARK, Captaio, , ' WM. A. LOWTH, Clark. Lratcs KvansTlIle errry Monday and Tlajirsday at IU X. 'mt Miami to alight Iranghl boat aad baa a. A parlor an-omaiotlatloBa fiT pa.aruywra. For Freight ar paair apply on l.rd, er t S i HUL t Kt liD.Af.DU. LoaisTille & EvansTille TJ. 8. Mail Line. rj'nt erLiNPiD passhscir btiamiri MORNING STAR, Capt, J.-II. Br NCI; JOUN CWATIIatlT, Clerk. . fr 'H'veTarLoBlaTtllerrMyTbar. f rb, i e elock P at., aad ry at a i aaii Monday al laa s'rkuA A. at. . TA RASC ON. rapt. J. A. LCSK. F. BAKXSIIITB, Clark fTT K Wilt kar for teniae III aeary Wad. .,lj4.vB.y aad Saturday, al ia e'oUck nt-sir' P fct. ur c mS.rt. aiwedaad elernothaabavaaai. t era ar rami -,F"' '""Kl" or wr apply OOX A BV PURgr, at M.lt l.m. U l,.,r.i J. H. Bl'Nrg, 8npt L. A X Han Llaa. WATCHES & JEWELRY. itO. A. BtTTROI.LPF. COSSTAST DSLAKO. eiTTRQLFF & DEUHG No. 48 Main Street, Km a gall aad Compute Stoek ef W A T O H E S: Gold Aaiarteaaaud Farliah Law Wateeia, ailrar Aaaerloaa ad Aagllab Lew W ate baa, . Ladle' Uold Amarlor and Swlaa Walckaa, Biinr Aacra aaif LaiBa Waubaa. o n -rV i iv 't On! j, Tt, OaalalalB and Guard Ckala, Slirar, PlaUd and Mieal Chain. JEWmRYt ClnaUsr aad Solltalra Maatoad BiBgs. t'lnaterand Holllalra UianoBd Pis. Full and half Data Jearalrj. S..lld IS Rt. PbtlB and rary Ring, rtrmatptaa, Rrrlnra. Braoalata. Lorkata Karktaona, Gold Tbiubla. Bur.klaa baap. C'rouea, Analeu, keyt aad 1'barn. Tahband TeaSpooaa. Roap Tdlaa. itr Ralav. Halt Kpoan, Pi Ralra. i - Chlldraa (Jet. Salt CHIare, Suirar Mballa, Kapkla Rtag. Onp, ' ' Laeea, rort Moiiaalaa aad Tbiatkl. i I'livtetFAVarot Fait T (Wu, t'rut, Pltchar. Din oar and Bnakfaat Caatora. Caka Raakata. IW Ookleta, Huttar taaBea, Tabtaasd Ta Kpooaa, anna aaa aeraa, napBiB Miofaaad umaim. v-- O A cx x -" o 23. a la all tyta of Hoi dare. Fnnoy Ooods, - O X 0 O J3L m A terra aaortaot ef Rath Thont' Waterbere' a ad Atklna' Eibl bay and Thirty Bear Clock, w even atatariaia, a. All tbeeboee aood wlU he Mid et Whslaaala or Katail a low aa any bonaa ia theelty.. , win aaa a oan eaior porrnaaini elaaa tiara. BITTROLS P LELAKO. COTTON EXPRESS. Bellefontaise Cotton Express! OHLT TM DAYS TO ISKW TORhf. TIME OCARAKTItDt vpBTS LICHTRIwa EXPREM LI MR FOR A tbo tracers iaaioB of l ttoa to tb Zat, by dtenati-H. ht bow fully eatabllabrd. r Tltn Bill of Lading will b etna TIME THROUGH, TEN DATS. r OoalrjinuinU otMBd. tiN CO., Area Eaaianii, Ia acll-t( , a tea a T SHIRT MANUFACTORY. T. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, KTo.O fiooond Ot, (n aaav's atoca.) OHIRTS bf ADR TO ORDER FROM KB ARCS araMBt end a t warraeiad. A nook ready awUgliirta aad Collar J way oa band. aad at price that wtll an1t trie paecbanr. Teoklag waaiaa, otlcblag Boaeeaa, Aa., ea wHh aaalwe and daapatcb -Thankful for paat (a.ora tba rnbacfiber reaaact folly aurleiu oewreaa" o tb patroBaaw a liberally baatoead bjt tba peat Se year. HOTEL. CITY HOTSL, P. It AT. PreprUtor-, Oa lb eeraar ot Watw ana I-ei.ja Street, seal Hearaboei Lesdiag. EVANSTILLE. IKBIAHA. A lh bona ba bet paparad. palotxd aad rSarBlab by tb proprwtor, lb traeatlBg eebli ea aiwaya rely apoa baeta( tb beat mt aooaraeaocroe , , , aa-7-lr MFDICAL NOTICE. D. J. 8. LOWES, ' ' Physician & Surgeon, HATllKJ PERMA5E5TLT LOCATED I Eeauaeilla, enVra bl proeaaaiowal ereHw to tb eitiaao ef Eraoeriiie and rV-leity. SMfLgieaaavt raidac on Mai atraet, oppfu new H. R. Depot. He will b aad at Bro-ia-toe Wood a brn Store, ee tb oorear of Tblrd aad Mala, from Stel0lok a-at. ehy. - yt - !I . J NURSERY. Crescent City Unrseries. TBR CtTDERalOWED WOCLD KEaPECTfallyeall tba at"ntio of tb eebli ta bie banretockoraaorladkrnnTpaa. Ba ba bow a bead a eery bar aaaorted atock of Cheat Appie, Cherry, aad Paar Tnae ; alao, a choice Baeunenat mt Paacb aod eeaa Tree, aad apaaadld etoak ag nil aorta of axueean. Hliade Trees. : I wiah eii Ibeeapacbal at neatly e omT eana taowr atock of urnamental Mie Traa. for aide-walk plaetiog. I ran inraiab Tmea,orplaat tbeai, a eealr- 4. Tim Treea raiaad in tba Koraery are fcrttvra-fsrei! tr-etnai th ca,irr -nu i itae !( tw). irsia, tb awars :,r wotla ' M-.7 re-. wbok trii Bote, 1U ntula a is t au stra5jrE t 4 rV :sm I iwe eri n i r nptlif it to, o. r C-r aeant dee JiBraea

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