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DAILT. . careers, agents, ud new taarfirs, ir ' eosa .. Vic To regutor subscriber, when delivered by

carriers or agent, per week. . Z6e mail, (paysMo in advance;, par year $12 CKi ' " " month.... 6 Mi " " month ... 8 W ' " month 1 25 TRIWEEKLY. On year, Id advance, .., Six moat!: do .... 4 0 Three month do 3 M WEEKLY. - One year,) a Advance, ....f2 60 Pis month do - ....... 1 Thru month do , 1 00 OPTICIAN. I. RITTINBERG , PIIAOTIOAL OPTICIAN! riiH eye, being the most delicate 1 Organ, and of the Bioet vital Importance to the happiness and prosperity of man, should nev.r bo tampered UH, either by the Individual, or those who lor mere profit take upon tliemeelvee the selling of artificial sights, and who know Burning ol the anatomy of tb Eye. , These Celebrated Spectacle Araronetrnrted la aemrdann with th phlloeophy of nature, In the form of a Concavo-convex Mirror, admirably adapted to the organ of eight, and CAM BE CSED BT THE CUD AND TOCNO To Pumne the Most Minute Employment. Kitbnr by Ihiy or by Oaudla Light, with perfect - . Kaae.and Novor Causo that Giddiness f the hed or nnpleeflant aebeatloa to th eye that meny expertise from u.ltig tb common kind, but tend to strengthen ana Improve th i?ht. ,, " ALL KIKD3 Or 4IITIAI IXSTUUMEXTS KEPT ON BAND. Any person afflicted wilh Mear-Bihtdaess or tiataraot can be eoitnrt with flpectacle. Caution to the Public There are pedUr goliiK round the conntry rvpreeoutlnti that they have I. HitteiiberK Hoectacle 1 bav neither Affent or Pwllern Tr my goodi, so bewsre of OjonUrffit. UV All I he above ertklee can be had only of I, RITTENBERG, No. 67 Blain. Street, (BETWEEN BKCOND AHD TRIAD), ml ' KVASiVIbLK, IMP. DENTIST.

it V V'' -!jaMt.r'-'A "-' - '.v.; At: (f r.n.v?ff' fff a i . it v a. s , -h.aLiMi .. Li THAMEVOb" FOU THE i s1 liberal at -(e received during the pest font ,'i " yiare, end l.",tn a permanent resident of this city.

ali' all nereofr- iwuetner iiiey aeo uis nuimehui serTloet or () to visit hi room and see ros Varlnu Ht jrla ilvrkMnfcliri Improveuieats and Invents it Are being m'f, and ever Ihliiu that will , vrv, ttis Inti reets of hi putieut issnenrod by hlci. ill Kitabllslimen t a nil i'acllltl t Are equal to any In , K A T a! K .C I T I K S, Re hs Several Anaesthetic ' Alleviating ro Pain whs Taath. extracting

llieehs that are snuken ran be restored to nearly t ir orlicliikl con lour, Al dustrable stylMOf, " TiTIPICIAL TEETH,! uuite anywhere In the United fllelre, are made Ly l.iui. Irrt'iinlailtlfS of Ohllilreu' Teeth socoeas--nlly otureciad. Those having UKCAVKU TKitTIl Should either Imve them Kxtracted or ri)le4,ttt.i , latter if poeDlhle.) Tti be.tlth of th partitw aa4 t th ei mani!lr Teitif ilemrtitd it. MCUHAl.'.IO A'KLIC 1 IONS TCEATED. ... J. Al.HO (JLEITT PA LA 1 1 iJIDc flrt ttt.. Wear Pen Hills

SKIRTS. FOR lOOO ----- lOOO. The Oreatrst InvcOtion of th Age In HOOP SKIRTS. J. W. BitADLKY'S Kew Petont PCPLKX ELLIPTIC (or donhlxt ei'HINO HKIUT. 'WEST, BUAPLEV 'ARV, tlit J. I. O. J. . WmtLhOLK PKUI'UIETOBS AM MAli'AC

, . TURKU, U7 Ohsmber. and 7 and el IL-ade Htreete, New York. I Tlllrt INVENTION consists of Dnpli (or ".' ,. ;,' twojllllpllc 8lel tiriiiR, iiixouiou-ly braid. ! , ligbliy and llruily loethr, ed. to sdgo. making the toughest, uie.t flexible, eiufic and durable ,j ' fvf'i'H ever ueeil. They seLivm bend or break, , IlkethebiiiKlebprluK'.andcoiiseqiiently preserve . ,' . their perfect and beautiful snap twice a long as . , , any other lkirt. The wo! dortul flexibility auj great cov fort an J Eleaenre to any lady w.Mriuff the Duplex llliptic kirt, will bii exerieurrd iarticularly in all K rT erowdtHl aeeemliHe., Oikerae, i'arties, Hsilroad . ... Cars. Chinch Pews, Ariu-Ohalrs, fur Promensde

. ; and llotiee Drive, a tiie ckirt can ! folded whru n ! 1 Ju nee o occupy asmull plaiv, a e.ully as a silk i or mtwlin dre-i , A lady having enjoyed the phasurs, comfort and eouvenlence of wi'ttrin the Duplex llliptic . , 8lel Spring Skirt for a siuxle Jay, will never, " ' jieveralU-ra.uds williugly dupensn wilh th"ir na. . for CMlUrsn, Mlesea and Voiing Laiirs they ale uaerior to ll othors. They are the bent qiisHty In every pert, and un. qoestionatily the Llirhfevt, Most Deatmble, ComCortahloaad hconomioal hkirt ever nii. mil SALE la all flrst-clas sure in this cily, and throughout the Unile.1 Ktetx and Canada, Havaaa- e Cub. Mexico, South America, and the ,.tvt. We,t Indies. - " KNQL'IBE FOB T1IK PIPLKX ILLIITtO fKlftT. Patent Duplex llliptic Skirt, COMBINING Kltcaacc, Lljrhtnaaa. Conaftort anil . - Kcoitoiny,

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' LAW CARL)., i . Tx J. n. SIl l lKELFORO, Attorney itt Ltvv .. EVANSVILLK, INP. ' 'Orllo Icrmerly occupied ty Cbamtler Ilyna asntx - -

SUNDRIES. JOTAT0a. . Two carloads jnst rece ved and for sale by ml BEILLY A CO. -N EW.OBLKANb molaes. In barrels and half-barrels, received per steamer Hiswnri, and lor aaleby BK.1LLY A CO. HO! EVERYBODY. TN order td aiak room for 0"Oii. now on th way A bought at low prh-es, we oner our present st at greatly re i need iirke. Com and see. mh22. 132, Main 8treet. I'OAB I BVQ A K I Crashed, . rowdervd and Orannlated Soirar, while and yellow loBts Htirars, good and commau browu Sugar. All at reduced prions lb common brown tor SI at 1 Vlt'KKBV BB03. ,. . nii,;. 132.. Maiu Street. fBITarNehslmw:k""rolatoes decliard to l 75 per bushel hy r tail st ,.. lo-' Main Sire t 1 flOOD Powder, liupensl nd Young Uyson Te. Janan and Black Teas all at reduced lrice. Common lineu Ti a f 1 rr lb., at VICKEKY BROS. , 1.1-3, Main Street. mh2. Cow Feed, &e. "tORN, Oats. Bran, Shorts, Cru.hel Cora, V sale, in quautltiea to U'.t, at V1CKEBT BBOS, situ. 132, Main Street. -iriIlTE LIME, Plaster Paris and Cement-!! fresh and good fnrsalsat VlCitBV BROS, 132, Main Street.

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PUBLISHED BT , JAKES B. McNXKLrl ' V r. M.-THATER. JNO. aUMoNSELT. CBDBS twu naa or tbs EyanaTille Journal Company. .Tonrnal 13iiilIiner, LOCUST STREET, , , : BETWEEN riBstAT WATIE. TVS PKOCLAMATIOX. " Mayob's OrriCE, ) , Evansville, Ind., April 18, 1365. To the People cfthe City of Ecantville : Wednesday, April 19th, at 12 M., having been appointed aa the time at which the funeral ceremonies of tha lamented President will take place, at the Executive Mansion, and the State Department at Washington" having invited the people ' throughout the country to meet in , their respective places cf worship at that boor, for the purpose of solemnizing tha occasion with appropriate services, and the same day having been set apart by the State Executive of Indiana as a day of humiliation and prayer on account of "the national bereavement, it is, hereby recommended to the people of the city of Evauaville that all business be suspended and all places of business elosed during the ' entire day, and that all dwellings and other buildings be draped in mourning, and that all unite is paying a suitable tribute to the memory of the departed Chief Magistrate. , W. Baekb, Major? 1 GLORIOUS Capture of NEWS! Mobile ! From oar own Oorreepondsnt. 07;, - New Orleans, April 11, 18G5. Sty Dfar Journal : , I hasten to send yon by steamer Peytonia, news of the capture of the last rebel stronghold of treason Mobile. The news will doubtless be telegraphed to you from Cairo. ' I have just received a message from my Assistant in the 16th Corps, which says that 'our brave boya of the ."16th" have marched with flying colors, through the City of Mobile. 1 If any portion of the rebel army north, they will fall an easy prey to the troopers of Gen. Wilaon, who are going through Alabama like an avalanche. " Nothing remains but Shreveport, which will be attended to in doe time. . .. I also send you a New Orleans Timet with a list of the promotions in the 16th Army Corps. I will write you of how Mobile looks,, when , 1 reach' there. - I leave to-day on the Etantvillt packet Tarascon, Capt Jim. Lusk, who seems to take naturally to salt water navigation. . Yours, C. K. D. , (From tha Sew Orleans Time. MOBILE FALLEN. Evacuation of the City. Our Troops in Possession. GREAT REJOICING! From a reliable source we learn that Mobile had been occupied by our troops last evening. .. ,: lt seems that Gen. Baily started upon reennnoisance toward the citv. ad4 soon after returned to Spanish Fort, conr - , , ... - . veytng the intelligence of its ; evacua lion, whereupon some of the light boats of the fleet, in connection with eonie' Vf Gen. Smith's command eUrted out .fpr.l , ., ... i i l. . Mobile, and at stx o clock last evewog firing was going on around Mobile, aud the city, after a very short resistance by the enemy, surrendered to our gallant boys in blue. " --s There seems to be no doubt left as to it -authenticity. - 1 he - boya tn ana around Spanish Fort, Forts Gaines -aaCd. Morgan, feel rery much elated over the receipt of the news of the'oecupatiQn of this rebel stronghold. LATEST. On visiting" Headquarters this morning we , learned thaV a.', clerk in the Quartermaster's Department . bad arrived, direct from Gen. Canby's headquarters. - - , ; ...i ' He reports that on Sunday the army was in' full march, aninterrupted, for Mobile. . : - ' Gen. Canby's AdjuUnt General, Cot Christensen, sent word that their headquarters would be in. Mobile by 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. ':''; Fa4?ral Honors. The followiBg order has been received by Capt Tombler, Comtaauding Post, and explains itself: i ; ; HraD'BS DlST. OF.lNtlANA, . Inmakapolis, April 18, JSGo. j To Capt Edward Tombler,' K. R. C, ' Oommtnding Fbtt : - circular. The following extract from a telegraphic order, dated -Cincinuati, Ohio, April 17th, 1365, is published for the information of all. commanding officers within ibis District' ' - - By the direction of the President of the United States 4be War Departaseut will be closed on Wednesday next,'lhe day of the funeral 'of -the late PreaidenL .f the. TTnited States. Labor Ud that day for

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will tVsuspended at all military posts tod TJQ ail public work under the controlof the War Department. The Flas at all military pout, stations, forts. buildinM and vasseU. will be kept at j half-mast during UwdayVftiid at 12 o' - clock, meridian, twenty-one minute guns j will bejflred from all forts and ' all military posts, and at the Military

. Academy, - 1 and thu ntter the praisea of disinter- I A . s f g. , , ... o 3 r reumd, bat conbdpnee w " By command of Brevet Major General ' ested spectator., they have coeducted ! ha. . g ec!eUT7 ' ! ' , j a!mo,t re8,ored ai be,t' f-linK pra.AlriBlVHovey, , J , .. tbamaeWe. nobly, bravely and galUn.ly. j United .Bute, having annoanced that the . r.,lt

1 J; W. Wii.cBH Mnf ftnd A A li Capture of Spanish Fort, From the New Orleans Times of Tuesday eveuing, April 11th (for copies of which we are indebted to the attentive clerks of the Peytona, to Master John O'Riley, and to, Lieut. CoL C. K. Drew), we clip the following interestingintelligence regarding the capture of Spanish Fort, near Mobile. Th ecorrespondence is dated Near Blakely, Sunday, April 9, 1865, } Spanish Fort has gone up, with 2,000 prisoners, armament, etc. It was captured last night. Gen. Smith's corpes was the first to enter the works. . The evacuation of Biakely has commenced.J It must be ours from 'nesity before night. . Gen. Steele baa not been officially notified up to this hour 9-30 A.M. Sunday although Gen. Gerard ban beeu. If any of the garrison escape from this 1 iHiint, it will lie bo fault rvf (Jen. Steele's, lie being out on the lines'and doing his utmost to prevent their escape. : . P.S. A dispatch' just received says thai an operator: wae notified. to inform,; Gen. Steele, hut could not. We have captured in , Spanish ' Fort 2,000 prioners,J'and frOtn sixteen to twenty guns, ammunition, etc. ' A brigade is-in ponsession of the fort, and the remainder of the troops under Can by are on the way here to help Gen. Steele capture Biakely. - . Gen. Steele will have it before they arrivej I tjiink. 'Tie will make a desper ate euorc llDyR.s. Fnuinker Forces, :E8'. . ) sissippi, Arm and. Division West Misai In front of Mobile, Ala, Apt jwJ.Af EUtor JIVfTO, Timetr-l am happy to inform yon of our success at Spanish Fort to-day. ,, This may reach you earlier than anything from your correspondents, as we received it at -this point Starke's Wharf " by telegraph from headquarters. Headquarters, (Telegraph) ,. - . . " April 9, 7 P. M j .-' To Major General Baitqff-r-l am reioicd to: inform' 'yuu that we have a odgement in Spanish Fort. At 5 . M. we commenced a terrific bombardment A battery of .'50-pounders, recently put Op on our right, complete! flanked the enemy's left Two brigades of Gen. Carr's division Third Division, Eighteenth corps charged gallantly on the enemy's works, captured the greater portion of two regiments, and are uow entrenched within Spanish Fort C. T. Christessek, Lieut Col. and A. A. G. We have received uo account as yet as to our losses, but I do not think they were heavy. ' The. army is feeling in the Koet. rif anieitD anrl T thinlr the end of r wenf-psnt.ij Fm j9 neaf al har)ll . FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.' . SPArfisfit Fort, Ala.';' April 9, 1805. Ta ihedUor tftfte-N. O. Times:As a correspondent it is my duty to in crease, the enthusiastic appreciation of your readers by giving news subsequent to tbe tall of KicbmoBif. and the evacuation of Petersburg. . . , Spanish Fort, a large rebel affair , two and a-half miles long by three quarters of a mile wide, manned bj 45 pieces of artillery and tbe best of provisions, fell into the hands of the sixteenth array corps, on the -8th of April, between the Lbeurs of 7 and .9 o'clock ll.OJ.a Owing to tbedasbing bravery of Obi. J. L. (Jeddie. and his command third brigade of the third division who, amid the thunder of our artillery,, slyly crept up on the -rebel-left, and while the rebels were safely, ..eoeeonaed 4 ;thfir cavernous 'quarters, "awaititing a subsidence of Yankee shells and mortars, CoL Geddis' .brigade, with the Slh Iowa infantry in ith advance, leaped over the parapets, charged the rebel. left, and. corroborated .the statement i-of . a rebel officer, vis: " Tbe -fainrt "thing we knew was that the I Yankee were dragging tin, out of our quarters hy the neck and heele, crying, ' surrender, boys, "(it, once! ' " In addition, it is necessary to state that Brigadier General Carr, commanding jthe third brigade, ;wa expecting or ders to move upon tort ttiakeiy, nut was first 4k-lermined to try ypanish Fort V surrenser, ot ratner capture, oi CnVwmVakfrtV.it"fa hand a r rtA m r 1 1 1 u h oH tha 1 UtiatllOU a. Vlli "J Ul U BV aV aA lis ao Ai (VS wuu fo'iiowiJlfr-til ..0 ) ; , , ,.' ! Eleven 6-poundcr field pieces, three - i K-rnhder do.; two 8-ineh Columbiads, o?5 5-iJ?kw5r?V-"wr-ileH. f lhtee ! U iw ao. uiaKeiev s ruieo gunn, ,,,. .. i. pounder Howitzers .(small), two. mou tain dor,1 one 24-inttr siese gun, two n-67-100 do. rifled. guns, One, 3 67-100 do. smooth-bores, and fourteen Cohor mortars isaking -a total of 46 pieces of artillery, which lell. iota our hands - In the way of prisoners "there were 25 (omnissioncd offioerr and 327 enlisted men. AH of them, were , comfortably clad Qn a nrixture-ef grey and white, well provided for in the - way of shoes, and all remarkably intelligent TbeT i represented (some of them iad fefgoUen that they were born north of Mason and Dixon's line',) the States of North Caro- I UnavJa.laWPa and 1 exaa. I be, torpedo qoaatioa. was immwdiately meuiuuied, as a rjBStter of; course, but the prisoners declared that "it should " not be expected that they-he held responsible for obeyW the orders of their commanders. It is unnecessary to state that the prison- j t ere wert treated well under the circumsUncea To bo sure, an indiscreet orbcer, (a soH of Kip Van Winkle,) attempted to discuss the slavery question, . 1 Al J 1 ' out was awn prvperiy " urieu up. . r eva .viir ti'.t. Prt t,. 1U lug "r"""1 " ' gained the following additional forts: fort Alexis, mounting i Heavy guns. :.'! tugene, -, ' " Blakeley, " - " . While it must, he remembered that the IK LI .. ... . . Sixteentn Army t-Jorps is enimea tome capture of Spanish Fort, it will also be 4 remembered -tha 4here 4 trot single corps wniCQ BBS not uone us uuiy, anu t that bravely. I cannot mention Generat .SO an j -so as exeeain in uravery ou gsdlantry any other General, nor tbat any private soldier exceeded another in daring, although such may have been the ease, yet as a spectator in passing . . j- : l eveot?, I must generalize, and say that; thera is not a braver or more determined ' army than that commanded by Major General H R. S. Canby. . : ! Of - eourse, I might mention Briradr General Oilber?of tha Second Division, ef-Sixteanbb- Army -Corps, who is as 1

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brave as the stars are bright of a clear night, bat tbi-re are oshra,-wbo, equally at brave and daring, deserve not only mention but the thank of tha whole nai tion Do not discriminate, kind reader, I far there are just aa brave men in one i corps aa in another. But t you, who t have brother, friends and i relatives in the Sixteenth Army Corps, I wi I say, i Aot to uroris the manTinenua inn relatives of the individuals alluded to, I would mention that Capt Geo. W. Baker, of the ne oia wroesoeca rrgimniii, ucu ill v..,. " - . 1 L promoted lietenant Colonel and C. S. ; Major J.J. Lyons, Lieutenant Colonel and A. -A. 1. G.;- Capt. V. K. Drew, Lieutenant Colonel and A. Q M. It is confidently expected that the following worthy gentlemen will receive promotion 'shortly"; ' First' Lt. A. K. Demint, A. A. Q. M., as Captain and A. Q M. ; Mr. H.J. McGaffigan, Chief Clerk of Lt. CoL Drew, Chief Quartermaster Sixteenth Army Corp", a Captain and A. Q. M. STOVE WORKS. SOUTHERN Stove Works BRINKMEYER & CO., Mannfacturer of Cooking Stoves, for Wood and Coal; . Heating Stoves, for Wood and Coal; Country Skillets -and Lids; Country Ovens and Lids ; Biscuit Ovens and Lids : Odd Lids; Sugar Kettles; Dog: Irons ; Jamb Grates ; Fancy Grate Fronts ; : : Air Grates ; , Gellar Grates ; ; 7; Window Weistht.; Muffin Molds;. Vfaffle Irons; Ham Boilers-, '- , Jtove 'Hwlloware, &o., A . ' ALSO KEEP FOB SALE Sheet Iron, Copper, &c, TIB AJfD H JAPANNED WARE' - p ',' ' W Sales Itnont Malm Klreet, oppoe alt t'nurt tlouie. Voaadry uibi aoath I'lgson Crssk. , ;a.Oilrs kMe.lcl. M ' " ' 1 ' DRY"GOODS. &c. - ' Silk Mantillas. -Iflfl BltK MANTILLAS, KAN01S3 IN IIMI price fraM S1U to SAO, aud comurislng th lateat " Meiu Street plyh-e," which are, of cooree, more rsliionble than Broailway. just opened and Xiiarked Id suit tha t mea.; BOH APKEB A BP88INO, No. 47 and 4 Main Htreet. ' Black and Fancy Silks. LARGE STtlCb; Or VEBY CHOICE BLACK JL and Fane Dress Silks, stwh as is becoming1(1 our alore, uow open and marked to snit thu II nues, at SU1I AfK KB BUSf INU'N, No. 47 aud 40 Main Street. ' O, What Nice Dress Goods ! IS TUB REMARK OF THOSE WHO HAVE taken a look at our stock of fashionable Dress SJoods, which ar acknowtaisvd to tie the beat aver brought to this city. Come all, and see for yoor elves. " N trouble spared to show yon through. ' SCHAPKCH Ai BUSSING, No. 47 and 4'J Main htreet. - Spring Millinery. JUST BECEIYED AND COMMENCED making np al the Bon Ton Khop " of th West. BCHAPKEB A BUSSING, m24 tin 47 aud 49 Main Street. LEGAL. Administrator's Sale of Real Estate VJOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE ll mrdirslgned. Administrator' os bnnu now of 1h estate of Aduiph Briakman, deceased, will, byvirtue of the order of the Court of Common ft as of Vanderburgh conniy. on th l'ltk dsy of M-y, 1805, at the door of the Court House in the city of Kvaaevili. between the boors of ten viock a. tn. and four o'uhe-k j .rm. cf said day, aoll at pnMic auction th follow n real i situated in Vanderburgh county, !nuiatia,to wit: Lets one (1), two (2), ibree (3), four 4), five (A), six (!), seven (7), eight (S), nine (9), ten (10), el-ven (11) and twelve (12), subdivisions of part of the eoaihreast quarb of section niaetean (la). towusiup (, soutb ot range ten (iu) west, ess tAtrriog iu ail aboat thiee arrest th earns buiog the property ef said .dolph Brinxman. deceased; said lots bing nimiberrd areordnig to the plat and subdivision j-f said three ; acre -made by Bracket'Milln, late administrator of iid deceased, and recorded in Ordw Book Mo. Two ar said Court of Co mm ai Pleas, at pages 26 and 267; uKn the following terms, to.wit: Oae.third th piirchae. mfrrrey to be paid Tu" cah,one third in twelve months and one-1 bird la eighteen month, the purchaser to give nore for the deferred payrnsule, with aocorityf dnwing Interest from the Uy of sale, without any relief whatever from valuation er apiTahK-meTtt laws, secored by tovrt-. jtege Open the prn.ises. .. . : ARCHIBALD G. SULLIVAN. ! ' Aiimiuiitraior do bonis noa. April II. 18o". - al'2-4w TRANSPORTATION.

oteax weekly TO LIVERPOOL, touching Krave man by the attendants of. this mO at QCKENsTOWN, (Cooa Bassos.) Th I ,.,,. , a;h t. r well known steamers of thi Liverpool, New York etitUtlOD, and his condition 1.-9 very faand Philadelphia Steamship Company (I omen ! vorable. , Line), carrying the V. S. Mails, ar intended to j ' - . ' ' ' e ' ' 1 aaa as follows? i , ... - ' - . .( Reported Arrtet of Be ward'a Aaeaasla EoiNBiaoH .. Saturilyy, Doc. lrt , . -. ., , ! Ousoow Saturday, Pec. 17 New 1 ork, April IS The Herald t Cirvor HiWBurtE , Satarday, Uec. m special says it is reported that the asaas?4rst'nJm'vtr!' l"r1 ho"' from sm who entered Mr. Seward's house has bates of Passage: . ' ' been arrested. It ia certain that one of (Payable in Gold or It equivalent is Currency.) The: ftSBassriua, probably' Snrratt, haS Fiaar Oasis MO tAl I trrxaajox tJ Ml . orronted - - - ' ' do to Lon.!on. USUI do to Loadop, 34 OJ 1 , V. , f?',, r ,, . do to Paris & ool uo to Paris tiiwl samuel Mallam, of Uookstown, Mi, do to Hamburg w m do to Hsmbnrg. 7 oo j the one who wrote tbe letter found la Passengers ar sko forvrardad to Havre, Arexnes, I -n . . , . , , Botterdam, Antwerp, Ac, at equally low rate. j Booth S trunlf Signed baft, bas been

rare fmm uverpoot or gneutwn t 1st labia , tf S2U IfZJ these rate. ' sv further mfbrmatio; apply at th company's oStce. . JOHN Q. 1ALE. A rent. " 15 Broadway, New York.' J BEBM AANTIIEi, Ajrents. i Lvansville, Ind. decS 6 in MILLINERY. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. - . r- - k mKb W. iO.CCORIa.ICK ' i Bas justrtiurned from the Eastvitha splendid A680BTME5T of I j pArif0 uonnets oi T.atpt " Stvlp" AsweUasaFineStockof " . n . I xl l Lt Lil 1 it. It I ljrUUUt ; 0F ALL dmcbiptions. . .. . - tor- rasaionaki aa jeijiiso Good sb ..ids th. paim to no competitor. . r 'J,,. h,r, Pr,i-. . . i iusecnere. - , KEMiilBiB THE PLACE. . . ji - - 4?1XISX fSxVte, ; . Brwe Uain ami Lotsmt), j ; " -Sm . 1EVANSTILLK, IND. WHARF BOATS. . cox. . - - r- ar. ncarsasT. COX HTJ2LPHREY, PorvTardln? and Commlftnion . -Merclianta, . ...j. ''And SPECIAt.-BAII.BOAD AO E NTS, . :4 - i ' S: ; Kvamaa-llle, laid. r will nmx liberal caak advances oi tbjnments of Prodac aud Tebanv to M Vark , ,:,.i -dl !..f-u f-rfT

IS PIT I y Y, TELEGRAPH' r 1 e 1 from Testerdav e. 3 o cloce Jsditios. i --t-1 ' ' - -' pgOCLAM ITIO BY THE OVERA0K j . . -rspeelal totbe Journal ExgctnTg Dep't State or Ikdiax'a, ) , TsmASAPt.Lis. April 17th. 1S65. I xuDerai Boieuiinuei proper dc oostrv j jtt reference to the death of PresiI . - , , . ri... tu0 v... uw.u..., w f.- J f-txr t w 1 of Washington on Wednesday, tha 19th inst., I, therefore, request the people of Indiana to observe said day aa a day of , mourning, humiliation and prayer, .in- i stead of Thursday, the 20th inst, as heretofore announced. Signed . O. P. Mobto.V Governor of Indiana. -I Desperat CsaSlilwlth tha Aeaaaat et newsra mren vsior at mm ; Holdlsr .Naru. - . Wabhisgton, April 17. Geo. F. Bob-j in8on, a soldier and nurse, who u in . . J f . . . . . L' J . T " " aut-nuanije ud oucreiary oewaru, on r nday night, has related substantially the proceedings in the chamber, from which it appears that it was through his brave I ftnd determined endeavors, that the consoraKlion oi we murderous iesigriH ol tbe fiend were frustrated. According to Robinson's -narrative, Frederick Seward, Major Seward, and Mr. Hansell, were all wounded on the stairway, as heretofore mentioned in the correspondence.- , . , .... As Uobioson opened tbe door to learn the cause of the disturbance without, the man struck at his breast In bis hand he had a long knief, tbe blade of which appeared to be about twelve inches in length and one inch in width. Robiuson determined to oppose his progress, raised his arm to parry the. blow, the consequence was that a wound was indicted on the center of his forehead, close to the bair, which be wears turned back.. The kniie glanced and the clenched hand in which- the man held the dagger came down on Mr. Robinson's face, and felled him to tbe floor. 7 Miss Seward,, at this junoture, escaped from the room, and ran to the front window, screaming " murder". The assassin leaped to the bed where Mr. Seward lay, still apparently in a helpless condition, and gave a tremendous Liow ut Lis Uce. ' Ue mirid his mark, however, and almost fell across Mr.' Seward's body. By this time, Robinson having recovered, jumped on the bed and t'VJght the assassins arm. While he was thus hplding him, the assassin struck Mr. Seward on the left side of the face, and then on the right side. They both got. on to their feet, Robinson still keeping hold of him. The assassin reached his left arm over Robinson's shoulder and endeavored, to force him to the floor. Finding that he could not handle him in that position, be dropped his pistol which had been forced againnt Robinson's face in the hand around the neck, caught hold Of Robinson's right arm with his left band aad struck behind Robinson with tbe knife. Tbey still continued to struggle for a few moments, Robinson fircing him egainst the door, which was open, with tbe lutention ot throwing him over the bannisters. When they had nearly reached the door Major Augustus Seward entered tbe room. Robinson called on him to take the kuife out Of tbe assassin's hand. ' Major Seward immediately clutched the ' assassin. Tbe latter tiien struck Robinson in the etomocb, knocked him down, broke away from Major Seward abd rushed down stairs. Robinson received a wound, quite serious, some two inches ' in breadth, on the upper part of the right shoulder blade, another a little lower down on the same side, and a slight one on the left shoulder. While struggling with the man near the bedside, he bad seized the wrist of his right hand, in which was the dagger, and did not release his hold until knocked down by the assassin, near the door, and after Major Seward had come to his assistance. He returned to the room, after he found the assassin had escaped, and found that the Secretary had got oil the bed on the floor, dragging the bedclothes with him, and was lying in a pool of blood." ' " Upon going to tbe Secretary, he found no pulse in tbe wrist, and stated to Miss Seward, who had re-entered the room and asked if her father was dsad, that be believed' he was; but upon a second examination, Robinson ascertained that his heart was still beating. ' The Secretary then said, "I am not dead.' Send for the police and a surgeon; and close the house." . He then plsced the Secretary on the bed, telling him he must not talk. Mr. Robinson remained with Mr. Seward until eleven o'clock next morning, when he i was removed to the Douglas Hospital. Ivarv nttjantinn ia Koirirr n I rt in. th n ; arrested. The Herald' t Newbern correspondence ot tne ldtii gives a mmor that i Johnston was a boot to-surrender. i A State Convention, to consist delegates from all " the counties, been called for the 14th of Mar. ' - Gem. shirmia at smllhfleld Rectai Ilea f Iks Stws In Bichmoad. I ' " New Yore. Anril IS It annears bv ! an order jssued byLGen. Sherman an4 uuuuutu n, uis irmj lue Bsrreuucr ui i I c WT.A.n..n l.... K u . , k Lee, that Sherman has reached SmithCeld. ........' The World" t Richmond dispatch says lna on' oaturday evening about a o- ! , " . V 'uu,"i , fik fin 1 t pdpral i.nfniniaainnera nt r v- ! change, were sitline in J. I room at the Spottsville Hotel, when ' a , . . - . . telegrapa mcsae was banded in announcing the President's aseassicatioii. Oall exclaimed. "That is the worst blow the Confederacy has yet received.': Public ncctlac Clwelmmatl. . ' ' f!ivrrrVATi. Anril IS In response to .. . ' Jv e a call by a number of prominent cut1 rens, a public meeting was held at Pike's Opera House last night Mayor Harris was Chairman of the meeting. He said ' there had been a disposition prevailing ' ! among some rersons to use the terrible t (Calamity which has befallen us. for Af , pretext :o taiae. a. disturbance. Unto' : the preset time, although Some property '' raa W.n dcuitmcfid nn lies Lavs Kn , bas Deen aesirojrta, no uvea aave oeeo .. lost. He favored lav and order and i wrccid enfnrra them at mil hnzanla IT . f ,T , , y,. . . , I UUnu W VI t III u W I' eut-

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ON coofideoce in Gen. Hooker and to know that they would arrest "'u yvuita any one - woo snouta uuer ! dialog sentiments m their presence. J : v l ti ....... I Appropriate- resolutions were passed. j ' r "hlch peeche weremad by j uy ' Storer, Meeers. Perry. CI elfant, I ..f j' "d. G,"n- Carey. The city is 1 8tlU lraP''.f 10 monnimg and business is v -'.ueinrn cas ben appointed to communicate with the proper authorities in Washington for the purpose of having the remains of the President pas through Cincinnati en route to lllinoii. L.4 Hcptlo In Blchmond. New Vr, April 18. The Herald t Richmond dispatch of the 13tb, says: General I arrived in this city at half past 3 1. M. en the l.V.h. . He and bis stafT were received with the greatest enthuKiasmjr the populace, cheer after cheer being given . them. Even L'nion ofRcerd rained their caps to him. Wasiinctos, April. UH Late last L night a msm disguised as a labor r and - i ,. , carrying a PICK. 00 CIS shoulUtT, appreached the house occupied by the fam ily 'rf Sirrrat, in this city, and was about to t-iiwr wnen n wita arreetea, ana on ; wnshing tha dirt, from his face be proved i to. ne quite a dilierent looking person from what his annearance inriirated He called himself Payne, and exhibited not a little agitation. He manayrd to a8k-Tiii agitated tones,.' why he was arrested. . '): ' The colored servant of Secretary Seward wa's sent fof, when ' she exclaimed immediately, That is the man! I know Jam by -his general appearance aud by his. mouth." .,Tha servant then said there could be no mistake. Others in Secretary Seward's bouse at (he time, who probably have a recollection of SurrAft's appearance,' will be' afforded an opportanity to recognize him. The man arrested is believed to be Surratt, who perpetrated the dreadful acta at Secretary Reward's house on Friday eveninj. ., BALTmokit, April 18. A gentleman who was at Point Lookout, yesterday morning, was informed by an officer ot One of our gunboatsr that Booth, and the other conspirator, about thirty in number, were in St Slt-ry's county, heavily armed, and endeavoring to make their way across the Potomac, which was strongly picketed and no one allowed to pass. He also states ll-ht on Sunday evening a small gqu-l of cavalry bad a collision with then, and were repulsed, but succeeded in capturing one of them in tbe meantime. Our cavalry were reinforced yeuterday morning, find were understood to hava them completely surrounded, and their escape was deemed impossible.. , . , - i Washington, April IS. Tbe remains Of the President will probably be con veyed from Washington, on Thursday morning, to Illinois via iJaltimore, I htti.Jelphia, New York, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland and Toledu. '. ITie Time Schedule has not been de-tt-rmined, but about one week will be occupied in reaching IP.iixii.-i. Baltimore, April 18 A highly important arrest basheen made here today. The name of the party is withheld for; the present. He bas raad? full confession of "being one of the conspirators against the life of the President, and acknowleding himself to be the author of the letter signed " Sam," which was found in Booth's trunk. Coadltloai of Secretary Seward. New York, April 18 The following dispatch has been received by Mr. San lord, President of the American Telegraph Company: Washington, April lii. To E. Sanford: We think that both the Secretary and Frederick are better. They are sleeping quietly at this hour 10 o'clock, A. M. Signed, C. A. Seward. Cincinnati Xoon Markets. , r Ciact-ntsTi, April 18. FLOT7R Quiet, at 7 25 for dnpsrnn. WHEAT Ned in lair demand at 1 0"($lC2; ao ale of White. CORN Dnll and nominal. , OATS M,t:7. WHISK Y-Dnll -, held at 2 1. PROVISION Quiet. 2si brls City Mess Pork sold at 7 so. Bulk Meats dull, with hardly any demand. - GROCERIES Oniet. Th river has (alien (bar feet. Weather clear; thermometer uC3. . . Xcw forli Market. - - ' ' ' ' NxwToak, April is. COTTON Quiet. . FLOCK Dull, and SOlOc lower; 1 V,t7 Tv for Extra St.te; B2ej8t-J for Extra Bunud Hoop Ohio. WHEAT Drill aad nominally 2a:v. lower. COBSi Dull aud drooping, at i 37 for new Vellow. . o.Trt Very lr, at 9Va91 for Western. . PORK Dull. at 27W'4i7 to fur new Mesa. LARD Dull, at l.VJi'vla. WflliKT irm.at2 14'd11f. : : l N B Y P Ian ty wt, SdkSc. GoLD Opened at 1 4)"advanced to 1 47, and cl eed at 1 4?i LUMBER. &c. .. - . . i.i .. Mimes to CONTRACrORS AND BUILDERS. 500,OOoTA'NO.i SHAVED ' II.E SIIIXGLKS I 300,000 FEET ASSORTED PfB LOIIICR! oain, Uoorr, Bands, and Frames la any qnantiey t nit purchasers. Also, lares

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Yer sale at . at31-3w ' - noNNkVL a PON'S, Corner Walnnt Streat and Oeesl. f" LAW CARDS. ; ' A LTA'H ' JOHNSON, --n. t.t,s. i liv sat tja a . .mm a Tl XT T1TT NOTARY PUBLIC ANU. n . t 'Till a o tk r. XfcfJtXA AJOLiiVu LAWitJXAtm ! - Soldier' and all oth-r clairne pro--jred. , o; -e ........ EVA NSV 1LLE, 1SD. .-A dtf . Jns. T. Wnlker, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE --. '- -' ; i!rl ''-.' A grant' For wbtatxtlar Pesilosa, . - j ..! (sr. Par anrl Rsaati JHB riAfffARflED 8LD1KB.., ASO FCB4 V the Widwsaud ether teval repress o tat ires ol ! . r the Widowtaad ether tej.l recreseo tat ires ol i V mt,iJ 'P le eervi.- of th Cuiw-i Mate.. "Ec 00 ' orth-wt side of Third Mrwt, luml wasbrMtom h e..d mmriy oppoavu ' tnConrt H iutEvosviiie, indsM. i, 'Mtt4 10 bin IU , LIGHT BREAD. Sweet Light Broad. otbattoN'S cei.v.bb.at:t viict ms. ' k ponad, tha very Jnat article for famiiy baking 1 iTn'- Tbe- cski, whenever they have i comfl utet with other yeast eakee. have uWyc.d off th prs'mTha trad r to be supplied at A. 0. Hallock" I Drag Store, lio. 1 South First street, nar the raatoaca, KvausvllU law.

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ESTABLISHED, 1831 Additional River Items. - . TCKSDAT KOOX. The inptnding raia laM eight paeeed atoaad aa,aad ti Koreiuc pec4 br(hl and char, glrlnf promt of pleaant wealhrr. tbou(h rather warm. . The river I clll at a tand, bat will comamace i!cliuli( be ore morrtla(. The arritU eioo mid-alght mt aifht in I ode th fry toaa. Sew Orlaaaw t Cinrtetl ( Bubl Borne, Memphi to Ciaciaaati ; Armada, Oaixa tu aavti . i,nr, t. Loai t rttrnhnrg; Fasaion, Cmcianati to New Orleasl. j Bti.in.si Is rather doll, though km freight Sor Padacah and New Orleans Is presenting liee t. The Armada Sad scenaly. any freight n, lut j was crowded wilh paeesugexr. Sha is aiready , rece ving Urge qun,itie of machinery, d wll j no annul have a big trip by to morrow. ' j Tb Peytot a, from Bw Orleaa. and vi. Bob', 1 Bum, from Msaiphl. h4 ralhar light trip Tb Peytona waa detained by injaiic la kt macbinsry. Tb Loreos, from (t. Loai to Pittsbarg, had fair Ulp. Th Uiandal, far Naahvllla, uO at aeua with a good trip, prluclpally on Governnveat accoaal. Tbs Fashion arrived at noon, with a Stir trip. She is on of th most !gaat Itoats oa tb lower Uhio, and her nicer ar alegaa and osarveous gsatiesuaa. kha leave forth Ilk fur New Oka, taking ooBsiderabla fre'ght from ht. . j Th Marmora will lei v. at 4 o'clock fur Vase villa and we ports. Baa I a comfortable paeeea Iter packet, ei a gord tabio.aad Capt. Btreeper wlU that his peamtger ar well ratertalaad. ' baa bad tier oabia trauelasTSl to a new hull, c.rrylug new machinery. Tha instltntion has been re-christeaed th J. P. Webb, and lasva for NashvllM oa Thursday. Ska promise t b faat and vary plaaaaat. fBy T.h-graph.J KA1XHOAD HtCCKIPTS. Tsaa Hactx, April IS, ISfiS. Kr. A. K. rkraderFind below a list of fre'et furwarded by Traia No. , Irom this place, tod.y. A. K. BOBBIKS. , tabu W O over, 1 car lam her StockbrMga A Co, 16 hhd sugsr; Hornbrook A Co, II rak, 44 pkgti T boanliitt,4 hxstla war, I refrigerator; A !, S Iris i ags, t bis axes ; Morgan, 1 A Co, 2 csar shoes ; Laieh A Co, 1 bx drugs ; War re A Co. t bx albums; Meokey, U A Co, 1 bx dry goooe; i mora b, x eiebe maraie ; s t niofii 1 oaae liquor. : da Snrdac. 1 cheat tools : T 0 bummers, I bx frail, 1 kx sundries; Chaodler A H.rt, I ceahay ; W M A Ikn-aa Co, t ear corn. INSURANCE. Insurance Company! HARTFORD, CONN.. ISSUBES AGAINST A('rit)EVT4 OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. CAPITAL ; ; : : : $4000,000. FIVE DOLLARS ANNt'AL PHEMIUM Will In.ure SA.isu agaln.r accidental loss of Hts while traveling by say pablle aowtvyaao. TEN DOLLABd rBEMU M Herure a poll, y for I V-n, and aao ttS per week eompeusailoa (or personal lujery lucapmitatlag tne aeeureu rrom bib ordinary i,usi TWKNTT FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM 8 .care full policy tor f A,(sv aad i per week compensation for all and every description of acoideut, traveling er otherwise. JAMtSG. PAITEB.HON, Prealdat, B'U'MCY DENNl.t. Beer..i.ry. A. O. HA.LLOCK, Axent, Eeaass H-, 14. dacia-am MEDICAL. ooo CGNSTITCTIiM WATEIl CONeTtTtTlGN WATkS CONfTlltTI'iN WATSB fXiNSTITCiMoN WATsH CtlN-TITt TIIN WATkK XMTtTI'Tll)- VlTtH Ci'.NsTITLTI'jN WATKK COSeTITtTKiN WATER jnbiiti;tin watkb CO.N.-TII'L'rtllN WATkK NiTITt!TIN WATka C.jNSin t TI'iN WATEB KS!TITrTll)N WATER ' fONHTITCTION WATEB CO.S.-TITCTION WATER CONXTITCTION ATtK fkNTITCTION WATER iviv.riTliTiow wiTta 1 CONKTITCTION WATkK CONSTITUTION WATER ' '1NHTITITKN WATER j mjntiti;tion water i CONSTITUTION WAlkll ! Oh.-1 ITITIOM SlTtl CONHTITlTloN WATEB THE ONLT BEMEDT KNOWN rOB THE ONLr BKwkllV KNOWN OR THE ONLT HtMtlir KNOWN rOB THK ONLT RkUhllY KNOWIV FOB THE ONLT HASklir KNOWN OH TnnDvir bkmedt known for Tine iir HtniDY bnowh roa TiKC.LrKfcMi.ir known fob THE ONLY kIMKht KNOWN FOR THK ONLT BEMKIiT KNiiWH rOB TUB Ok LT RkMfcDT KNOWN FOB THE ONLY BKMEHT KN'jWM FvB -r THKONLT KEMEDT KNOWN FOB THK Oh'LY REMEDY K.NOW.N FOB THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB THK ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB THK ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB TH OILY REMEDY KNOWN FOB THE ONLY KEMEUY KNOWN FOB THK ONLT BEMKIIT KNOWN FOB THK ONLY BEMEDY KNOWN FOB THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR TUB ONLY KKMKItV KNOWN FOB I THK ONLY BEMEDT KNOWN FOB"' - IlliBtrilt. i . - STONE IK. THE BLADDEB, CAbOCLCS GRA VEL, BRICK IX ST DEPOHT, AND ML'COLXlll MILKT DISCHARGES A FT LB UBINATIr-.ft. 1BBTTATTON OF THE NECK OFTHFRI ADDEB. 1NF1.AMATION OF TUB KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. ' STBA NULLA BY AND BUB til SiG. or FAINFL'L CBINATING. Vet tbeee disease it is truly a aovoreiga romady aad too mach oaanot be said la In praise. A single dose bas been known to relieve the moat urgent symptom - . ' Are yoq troubled with that 4trsshig pain ta theematl of tbe back end throng t thhlf A tpoonful a day of tu Coasttlvtloa water will relieve you like magic. ' PHTSICIABr) ' Have loDg lines given np tbe a of bocba, cobebt aad Juniper In the treatment of th disss , aod oaly uee them forth want of abetter remedy. CON-iTITfTIOJT W ATE ft Ha proved itself qaal to tb task tbat has devolved upon it. DI CBETICS Irritate aud draco th kidney, aad by content nee produce chronic degeneratioa aai caaSrmed IS DTSMESOBBnCEA, OB PA15FCL MISSTBL'ATION, AND MKNOSRHGIA, : Dk PBOFL'HKkliOWING. Both diseasea arising from a faulty eecr.tle of the menetrnal Said ia oa case being too t tU and teenmpanied by severe pale, and tha ether a too profoee ecr. Hon, which a ill be speedily tared hv the Cenetltntioa Water, Tbe dierase fcoowa a FALLING OF THR WOMB, watch I th reealt ef the relaxation of the ligament of mat organ, aad la known by ! eoee of bervioea and dragging pain la th i back and ldes,aad at lime accompanied hyaharw lancinating or shooting paia thraogh tb fart ' affected, will, la all cases, be removed by tha asad- : lone. There le a no her class of yptoms arming from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which phyvictan call Nervotuneas, which Word carer J ap mack ignorance, and to. Bin mens oat of i "n tnaooeiorsao not really know wbethn th I symptoms ar the amass, ar tha disease imvaymp toms. i can only e numeral them her. I speak more paiticalarly ot cold foot, palpi latioa 1 of tha heart, impaired memory, wak fuJitisas, ' flsshe of heat, langaor, Uaaitod, and dimnaa of j vision. , . v SCPPBEflgED MENSTRUATION. Which la th anmarried ferns Is i a constast reenrring diaeaae, and through awgiect tb ed of ' more grave and dangerous maladiea ar th ralt, aad aa month after month pasasa withewt emwf- - fort faeine mU tn u.i.t Natar. la eULprti ioa become chronic, tb patient gradually loaaa her a, petit, lb bowels are ooaeuaated. algas sweats come o. and Coa.umi.lioa flaally sad bar sweate come on, aod Coaeumptki flaaily sad ay- For aal by all DraggUts. Price ll.Tfca WM. H. CREGO A CO., Propritors. MORGAN A ALLEN, Ossaral Agents, Ko. 4 CliS street. New York. .- r or sal ra Chicag by FCXLEB, FIPJCH A Ft LI.EB. JanifT-m WALL PAPER, &c. Z JUST RECEIVED A LA BOB AND WELL selected asorunent ot Wall and Window pisrs, plain aad figured, which th pablle are avited t call aad exaailae befbr pmrckaaBg Isewhe-. . A 1st a n w wnpply f Tanyaoaa aw om Eaock A ansa ia paper oovers, prlo x eant. tsbl - - i. HEALY'S. To

.. KTilS AND BEIL1TIU&. K apfa (iewa away at lb Cos or m Ka graraatoa circulation. - o advartlaemaata, local aotioeeeo atia. ia rtad aakw prepaid or py (oaraDterd . . J. Mwrbwama win aenrWaooomaaoled h ratal Bottom aalea ooatrmct te mad to that effect ad vain rwlTed for the anifc. . No " Local Nectoe," however short, will b . Imwrtew for km than On Dollar each day. . Marriaa-ea, rnneral and Bel.glooa Notice mal laeartably t pcld la adraao t aecar la

a No deficiency oa th part of carrier will he made good by tha office, the carrier mil 10 Km paper as ordered and direrb-d, they must y r tbeir GROCERS. JONES & CATCH, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES & LIQUORS No 79. Main Strest, Evansille, Indiana. mh3T,3a. a. J. BABUL. j,. . DANIEL & KAHN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Urriss, Wlati, Llqaws, Clgara, . Cotton Yarn, !W, etc., Waur Bt, bad. Ve at d Locust, ..n m EVANSVIt. I F. IND. W. M. AIKMAN & CO.. Produce and Commission Merchants; AGENTS FOR Ohio River msvf Still Co. FAMILY GROCERY. Co-Partnership Notice. JOHN MENI aad WM. BUaTON H IVI ENtared lU a partaecehip (or th puriHiae of carrylagaa Family Grocery, ia Poaey Block, No. 1JU Hai street, between Fourth aad Canal wbar they wT.i Keep a select aeeortmeel of choice Family Grocsrl. 4T 1 hey will also keep a Wagon-Yard for th aornmasudatioa ef nurmar. W will alaay keep oa baad a On stork l fsmlly Grocer m of all kind. wtlavlta tbs patroness of to pablle la sea. ftt, (.!- ll In yea ION. MENI A KCH HEAD & MENIFEE, Wholesale Grocers, And Dealers in Lienors, Wines, Nails. Glass, Cot . tn Yarns, Spices, Wooden , Ware, c, dke. No. 13 Main Street, (Opposite branch Bank.) EVANSVILLE, ... INDIANA SmSO SUNDRIES,C"ra........ jxs) . Braa , . Berts; Lime ...1M) bariets ; Bsivad tbl day aad for sal by B. S. LI.STOs A (HI. may CARRIAGE MAKING. C, DECKER & S0IJ8, Msaafsrlartii ef SPOKHW, HUBS, WHEELS, SHAFTS, FELLOES ABB II 15 IV T W O IS 11, Of avnry Deeariptlea, for Carriages and Wagons Alt M tM 11 tW-wU rr of WAOONS, CARTS, DRAYS. Ac. FACTORY AND OFFICE: 146 and 148. Cor. Main and Canal. aovl-iH m TAILORING. A. KCHMAIIL, TA1LOII AHD HEPAIHKIl. IHAVB THIS DAT OPENED MY NEW stand oa Firt street, lu the baeeneat of the baildlng o rapted by Miller, Gardner A Co , whirs 1 win he pteaasd to as my old customer, aad aa maay aew nee.es will favor ma with thslr pairs as. I ball la few day have a nice aasartm.at of Bp ring Style Plea Good, which I will ok-ttp to order. Th wishing work daw In aperta manner, with promptness, aad cheap, should t fall to give me a trial. AW OeLe' aad Boys' sloth lag cat la la laleal tT'es mA ( -GENERAL" AGEN'JY. , joiiir r. CRisr, jrm General Colloctmg Agent, ( - JDjTFlCK 8 W SIOK THIlillbT., " (Bet. Main aud Le-sm I. '"!"!l:"' ' ' ICvanavlll t-. Strfct atteetlo paid to collect I e ot nil fcl.' k. SOAP AND CANDLES. : r.i"f.T. I .Si till' - t Deoker k K ru-,. 5IanQfcurr -of u;rd 0J , " ?0AP,A5D 0A5DLF8 't- Mm, a exfrdhf (W. ot ' pnHHtfKBJtailt.il.. hHI, a i. . i Defeamia-tUela.peqe, Ana. Ac. A. Pur.e Catawba. Win X wn ralslag. In aaautltle te mil par Ai . f. ... . ewaevf ' US Sfasa fifreat, t.wswa FVsf aad Sweat. . m ' , . Evsasviua, Isdiaba. awS" Taras eeab, ar f day papa aairatlabia - " , (aeBR-le music STORE. , Warren & Conyngton, Hheet IVIi.Htc, And Nutieal Good of all DetcriptUmt. mm- AgenU for Wm. lul.'i, Peter A W.bb's, Erneet Gabler's, and A Dsn A J-wett's Pianos, and B. D.A W. M. Smith's spkmdid A markaa Organ. Tksbeet Italia. French, aad Eagliah Violin, Gnitsr, Olio, aad Donbis Baa Striugs alway oa head. WKoteaaie aad Retail. AVaT- Instruments tuned sad repaired. F Old Piano taksa ia xcbaoge for aw one. New Mnsie Received Daily. NO. I Mi 15 SU KYAXSTILLK, 111). -iCONFECTIOJNERY rT'HE CNDEEFIGNED, HAVING PL'RCBASI ed from P. Boy la he stw k of Caady Tools, ry fur tb ntannfactur of alt kinds ef Caady, ia now pre oared to Sll orders (or any amaat mi . Candy, SODA, SYRUPS, &C.9 tfce. ALSO, For Crackers, Csk-, aad every tl tag cob--aertaH with tha Cvofecttouevy aad Baaary buil- . Mecchante la tb city aad vicinity will Snd It to their latere t xiv a a ca.lt. Order from a ditanoiic!td aad promptly st'eso-d to ?- ' A. AW. CHBIxT. 4tb'J4-Sm N. 106 Mala at , bet. M aad th.

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