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., ... eergew, agnati, cour to twtmr (obeerfbera, wim delivered ty carrier or unU, par week ... '2hc mil, (payable In ulnia), per year f 12 f - - " aooath no " " month.... S M ' . month..... 1 !i ; TRI-WEEKLT. ... ire year. In edveace, ......... S His month d 0 phreamontba do ..... 2 to WIZELY. , One year, In advance, HX month do Tbree month do ...I2 60 ..... 1 W I 00 OPTICIAN. I. RITTINBERC, PIIAOTIOAI OPTICIAN! f'H EYE, BE! Ml THE MOST bKLICATE - J. Oriru, sd of th mot Tital Inportsnc to JUm bptiMM and proptitr of du, choold Brr BatMnpsrud Uh, either by tb lodirldual, or thoM Im tur more prod t take upon tbemasIrM ihm MlUag of artificial ilghtii, od who know no thus ' anatomy of tua Kya. These Celebrated Bpectaclei AracoDtrocted in accordant with tfca phllotophy of Datnr, lo (ba form of a Concaye-Convcx Ulrror, Jmlralily adapted to th organ of ilgkt, aod CAN BK UHED BY THE OLD AMD YOUHO To Pariuft the -Most Minnts Employment, - Cllbar by Day or by Candle Light, with perfect r . Kaee, autl Never Cause that Giddiness of tbe bad or nnpUaeant evocation to the eyea tbM anaay amrwrlenn from nalor tb common kind, bnt tend to atrenirtben aod iroproT tb alKbt.. AM- KINDS OF ' OPTICAL IXSTItrMESTS ; KEPT ON HAND. Any pnon alUlcted with Nar-8Khtedai or Uataiact can be ultd wllb Speotacle. C'antlan to tha Fubllc.Tbere are podlara RiiiK aronnd tbe ronntiy rxpreaeiitlliK that bey hT I. HKtenbrre,' Hienlavli. I hare i.Kitber AKeuta or Pedlar fur my (uude, eo le ware of (JunaterMta. "AII tb abut article can b had ouljr of I. RITTENBERG, XTo.67 Xffiain Street. , i , (BETWEEN BEUOND AND THIRD), ,7 BVAHIVILLK, ISD. DENTIST. ,i W I. M l I ; , a .KI.INJ KlCV TITANKFOL 1. illiernl pati '"eretc.l dorinj tbe peat m yflara(.tnit lmlui( a purnianm,t rilont of thiaclty, doenri all pereoi (whottier tbey need bi prutratonal orrloe or 11 t) to vlnlt lit" roomaaod mrm Hi VarlAa tftyl ol work Maaiairaof wrd Improvements and Inventlc is Am blDK nadr, and orerTthlng that will . ni tin lutereaM ol bkt patient It teoared by hint. H t Kutabllshmcnt and Tacllltf Are .nal to any In KABTKUN OlTlal, J3o hat Several Ann the ties ro Jtlllattn Pain wham JCstrttat . Tcatta. Cbevkt that are eunkea tn be reatond to nearly .i..lroi I glual contour. AU dealrabl atybwof A R T 1 1 1 C I A L . T E E T H,? mad anvwbvr lu tb Uuited Statue, are wade by ibiuu lrrwtiilarltlx of Children' Teeth nwe nlly corrected. . Thoee barlug : DECAYED TKETI1 tlhould ellbrr bar tliem Extracted or ftlled.iib latur Uponlbln.) Tb health of tb partle a4 ttbe reoialuliitf Trxt'j demand It. WEDKAL01IJ Alf L10T1ONS TREATED, , , U - - ALSO CLEFT PALATE UBh rirat St.. Wear Pet ttfflaa SKIRTS. TOtt lOOO - - - - - lOGD. Th tiratMi lu tullon if th Agt to HOOP SKIRTS. J. W. BUADLEfS Now Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (or double) SPR1NO bHMKT. WEST, BRADLEY i CAUY, (lete I. I. A O.J. Weet), SOLE PROPRIETORS AND UACrAC TCRERri, ST Cliamber and X and !l Rad Stfvela, New York TH 1-4 INVENTION couilill of Dnpl.s (or two)Illiptle Bieel tring, iugniooly braldnd tifhtly aud (Irmiy toirvtbvr, ad, to edge, lueklnn tbe tonnbiMt, moat Hoxible, elaitie aud durable Siirinx .fur uaed. Tbvr xdilout baud or break. like thi lualebirliiKa.and rooeequeutly preeerte in.ir pnrii'ci ana i bfautiful abapa twice a loi.g a any other Hkli t, The wonderful Anxlblllty audrat eowfartand cUaeuro lo any lady warlu th Duplet llltpile Skirt, will be eiierint-mt particularly In all crowded aeaembllee, Opera. Cerilwe, Railroad Care, Cbaich Pewe, Arm-Chatre, fr Prewenatle and Uoua Drone, ax th Skirt can be folded when In nee to occupy a email plant, a eaeily aa a llk or ibii.IIb dra a haeina fuIovmI th pleaanre, comfort aud ronenlence of wearinir tha Duplex llltptlo Mtael Bpriug tkirt for a iik1 day, will n.ver, iuer afterward willingly dteue with tbf ir nee. for Children, Minaea and Youns Ladfc they are uperior to all other. They are the beet unatlly lu ry part, and nntiueatlouably the LlKhle"t. Moat Deetrable, Cimlorteble aud Koouomical Skirt ever m !. roll BALK mail bret cla-e Htora iu IMiectty, aod throughout ll- Cuiled Stale, aud Canada. Havana do Cub, Mexico, South America, and tb Weal ludiee. atNQtURK roB THE DUPLEX 1I.1.IPTIO . SKIRT. Patent Duplex llllptlc Skirt, coast me , tCleaancc, Llhtia, Comfort anl , . Kcouomy, And qutlouably tli moat deetrablo article w,.de.forl..b, a r 4aAC00T,tB01i mlt-Jr v 14 and 10 Flret Street. J. M. SIIAC'KELFOHD, Attorney tit Law, EVANSVILLE, IND. (Omca formerly occupied by Chandler A Uyne eeptit . WALL PAPER, &C. JrST RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL elccled Hortment ot VSall and Window apera, plain and ngured, which th pnbllo ar orited to call and examine before purchasing .laewh. - Alao anw aapply of TnBTon'a new poem Eiiova lanaH In paper svrara, prloe 8& cents, eM HCALV. SASIIAND DOORS. STEELE & TRIBLE, B0OND W.. BIT. CHESTNUT AK OHEBRT, MfAtiSVlLLS. IVDIill- s: ... ASH. DOORS, WTNDOW BLINDS Dressed Lumber Board, Laths, Ac, of every deacrlptton oonatauUy o hand. Packing Boxe of all kind made to or. rder Rawluc ofeTery kluddoueoa tbe.herteat otto. p-y HUNNELL & SONS, OOUSEB WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, E V A N 8 V I L LB, IND., Haw oa hand th largest lot o lashes. Doors, Blinds, frames, etc., E,r Haaafaetarad la tha West. THEY ABE OF OUR OWN MAKE, save alao One lot of White Pine and Popnlar JTawrinr. Monldlug ot ail ktnds madaand aawtng " atidaetirlpttnnl don at ta orteet BoUoa,

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VOLUME XVlI. $&t Hatty Sottfnal. PUBLISHED BY JAMBS H. MoHEKLT. F. M. TBATIE 1HO. H. HoVCJCLT. oaeaB tmi riaa arni Evacsville Journal Company. Journal IJtiildincrH, LOCUST 8TEEET. . BETWEEB riBflT AMD WATKE. 1 Baff or Mlnd-Rojcer 1. Prjror. It was stated,' few days since, that Roger A. Prjor, tha infamous, in eon" nection with omejof bis rebel ijwpa" thlzera, he!J a mtetin at Pete rub org' Va., for the pnrposa of condemning the AMaaaination of the Preaidotit With what conrtesy this fellow can aympatbite with the loyal people maj be judged by the following extract from a speech made It Prjor, io September, I860, as published in the Norfolk Herald. The Herald said: " Hon. Roger A. Prjor, in bis Ashland Hall speech, while commenting on the reply of Mr. Douglas to the secession question propounded to him at Norfolk, wound up with the startling declaration that if a Preftident of the United Slates rihould baye the termerity to use force to prevent the secession of a Southern Slate or States from tbe Union, and no effort from any other quarter should be put forth to resist the I ederal power, be (Hojiur A. Pry or), solitary and alone, would be the Brutus to plant a dagger iu his heart. We earnestly hope, ere tbe end shal' come, it will be found tbat the Govern ment baa not yet done with , this brag" gart Pryor. All his protestations of sympathy or sorrow should not save him from the fate he deserves that of a traitor of the meaneat possible character Upon his head reata tbe blood of thousands of honest and loyal men. ihraham Lincoln In Hall. Independence We print on this day the report of tbe speech of the late President Abraham Lincoln in Independence Hall, on February 1861, Washington's birthday, when he was ou his route to Washington for the purpose of bis inauguration. It was bis first speech in Philadelphia, and the portions which we have italicised give evidence both that he looked forward to the probability of assaxsination, and that what be said or did, he was, God willing, " ready to die by:" , ... "Iam filled with deep emotions at finding roynelf standing here In tbe place where were collected together the wisdom, the patriotism, tbe devotion to principle, from which sprang the institutions under which we live. Vou have kiadly suggested to me that in my bands is the task of restoring peace to a districted country. 1 can say in return, Bir, that all the political sentiments I eatertain have been drawn, so. far as I have been able to draw them, from the sentiments which originated, and were given to tbe world in this halt In which we stand. 1 have never had a feeling, politically, that did not spring from the sentiments embodied in tbe Declaration of Independence. I have pondered over the toils that wre eudured by the officers and soldiers of the army who achieved that independence I - have often in: quired of myself whnt great principle or idea it was that kept this Confederacy sti long together. It was not the mere . . , . .i matter oi separation irora tue momer land, bnt something in that Declaration giving liberty, not alone to the people of Ibis country, but hope for the world for all future time. It was tbat which gave prom 130 that in due time tbe weights should be lifted from the shoulders of all men, and that all should have an equal chance. This is tbe aentiment embodied in the Declaration of Inde pendence. "How, my friends, can this country be saved upon that basis? If it can, 1 will consider myself one of tbe happiest men in tbe world if I can help to save it. If it can't be saved upon that principle, it will be truly awfuL But f this country cannot be saved without giving up that principle, I was about to say I would rather be assassinated on this spot than to surrender it. "Now, in my view of the present apect of affairs, there is no need of bloodshed and war. There is no necessity for it. I am not in favor of such a course, and I may say in advanoe that there will be no bloodshed unless it be forced upon the Government The Gov ernment will not use force unless force be used against it Prolonged applanse and cries of 'That's the proper senti ment' My friends, this is a wholly un prepared speech. I aid not expect to De called on to say a worn waeu i came there. I supposed I " was merely to do something toward raising tbe flag. "1 may, therefore, have said aomething indiscreet ; Bui I have said nothing but tcha 1 1 aim willing to livs by, and, in th pleasure of Almighty God, die by" We reproduce this- report -verbatim,' tbe President himself having mentioned to our reporter that it was tbe most faithful verbal interpretation in type of any bis speeches which had. ever been made. We reproduce it, not on account of this. but with the simple impulse to lay before our readers tbe first word ever uttered in public in this city by Abraham Lincoln the more especially as they mark, the idea which had so frequently obtruded itself upon bis mind, that he might ultimately become the victim of sectional vengeance. . I'nuaaetpma i-res. j A. Cuaiocs Iscidknt. The Superintendent of the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, relates the follow iug strange story: Onhe Wednesday night preceding the President's assassination.a little deaf and dumb girl in our institution got up iu her sleep, went to a classmate, and after arnuain? her. spelt with her manuel al - ! pbabet, "Lincoln is shot!" In the morni incr tha somnambulist knew nothing of ! the circumstance till informed of it by I v.r friend in the presence of others. The incident would probably never have been recalled, but for the sad emphasis which after evenU gave it It now seems one of those cases of prescience which so often arise to poiile mental philosophers.

i James Buchanan sot Mourning. The specialjcorrespondent of the New , York Tribune, now traveling with the ' remains of President Lincoln, makes j the following reference to Jama Bacj henao: ; The train halted at Lancaster ' for j Tbadeus Stephens, but he was too unj well to travel. Lancaster is tb home of James Buchanan, and hid house was I visible as we approached tbe city. ' No I flag, no emblem of mourning indicating '. patriotism and sorrow, could be detected on that house, nor, perbapc, was any expected. . A thousand times better be Abraham Lincoln assassinated than this craven and depraved old man, who outlived his Presidency, and now outlives the respect of all good men. This thought occurred to ail and a shudder ran though our frames as we . thought that this hoary-beaded man, - Boota'a moral accomplK, once sat in the highest place of tbe Republic . - . ' , A New Orleans paper, speaking of the capture of Mobile, says: ' In this battle a novel implement of war was used, and one which, according to rebel statements, was most destruc tive. Gn. McArtbar bad half a dozen mortars made of tha gum tree, and they were ased daring tbe whole attack. One shell from a wooden gun is known tO have killed and wouuded eleven Confederate soldiers, and the rebels assert they were tbe most destructive guns used. Two of these wooden mortars have been brought to the city by Col. Thomas and dpt. McLean, and will be - open to inspection at tbe St. Charles Hotel to-morrow. It is the design of these officers to send thesa "new-fangled" guns to the Chicago Sanitary CommiHsion Pair, to see bow much they will bring in aid of tbe soldiers. One hundred' shells were fired from one of these mortars.1 ' Gratuitous Advick.' Gov. Browulow in receiving all sorts of notices in relation to his assumption of his official robes. : - . ;.. j A poor copperhead Italian paper published iu New York, was so e ;er to express its opinion of him, th: :t quotes and comments on his inangui! in Its issue of the first of April t That criticism beat all tbe April fooling we ever saw. The New York Times, a paper of much versatility and talent, which never had a very distinct idea of the ground it would occupy one month ahead, tenders the Governor a large amount of wellmeant advice in relation to tbe proper inode'of talking about and dealing with rebels. We beg leave to say,. W by authority," to these disinterested journalists in New York, tbat when the .Govern nor needs their council he will send for them, and also tbat if tbey will eome out here and expose their lives and property to the violence of disloyal men for a few months, as Governor Brownlow did, they will most likely ask leave to withdraw their advice. It ia any easy mat-, ter for an editor, ensconced in a snag office in New York, to write smooth articles in favor of universe Iclemency. , Nashville Press. tSTA resident of Philadelphia lias, a family horse which has done good service for twenty years. For some time past the horse baa evinced a tendency to stumble, and to strain bis sight atobjecta near by..- The kind-hearted owner judged the animal by bis own case, and ordered from an optician a pair of equine spectacles. A pair of pebble glasses, about the size ot the object glasses of a large sized lunette, were set in a frame over the horse's eyes. He appreciates tbe convenience wonderfully, and has never stumbled since he donned his spectacles. . " ftaTThe Springfield paper is authority for tbe follewiDg anecdote : - , . Edwin Booth, the brother of the asr sassin, is a devoted loyal man. A few weeks since he saved the life of the President's son, Robert, who, but for him, would have fallen beneath the ears while in motion. In some way the' in eident came to the knowledge of Lieut Gen. Grant, who at once wrote a civil letter to Mr. Edwin Booth, and said that if be coold serve him at any time he would be glad to do so, Mr. Booth replied, playfully, tbat when he (Grant) was fn Richmond, he would like to play for him there. Over 60.C00 Rebels is Oor Hand There still remain in our hands between sixty and seventy thousand rebel priso ners, in addition to those paroled on the occasion of the surrender of Lee's army. MILLINERY. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. mrs. w. Mccormick Has just returned from the East with m SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ... , Bonnets of Latest Styles, A well a a FiueStork ef MILLINERY GOODS . or ALL DESCRIPTIONS. t- For Faihlooable and Styllab Good h yield th palm to no competitor. - Call and Examine before Tu-cTiasing Elsewhere. REMEMBER THE PLACE, ' ' IkTo . S3 First JS t-, Between Main and Locn.M; " al3-3m EVANSVILLK, 1SD. GUN STORE. Guns, Xistols, Sec.:. G. A. MAYER & SONS .! HAVB REMOVED TO U9 MAIN STREET, opposite th Coart Bon, and bar made large addition to tbeir already large stock, of SHOT GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS. OTTW MATERIALS. D I- T..t ntriA & VmrXMW eXaVtveaaetaa, JWW, vv.ua ww "J 1 Powder Flasks, Shot Bags, Game ... . . Dais ii area puncw. , . ... Aua:

Offieen' Sword, aad Belt, . Fine - .1 Pocket CatleiT, Wa klnr Canei, j been Ultimately acqualated with S. W. Boynton, An &0 &.C. ' j !-M. D., for aboat aigh year. Dwrtng tb Ujt ix " ' , " ' ',--'! jean ha baa been engaged la a lacrarurv aad ucAWT New Onaa made to order, and Repairing t t,,,. aeaetic ot Medicine In this city. Be ; done ertth aaataeae aad dlapateb. fcbS-Oa , bare on acooontof 111 aaaltb. e ' '' I . I aaeeaaeaaaaaaa"e.aeeMe"eBeeaaeaeeaaeMBe 1 V, t-k. rreal nleaaara ra recommending bin,

nr nrpTTTNr A XXXl-t J. - - Loewenstein fc Co, i f I . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OT-OTHIERQ Na. 8 lBalr Street, t Next door to tha Washington Bona.) ! A BEACTIFTL XKD MAGNIFICENT AS- i nMt Tantha'.and Boy' ClothIuk; Genta- Fuxniahrng Oooda, Hoatery, Truaa,, Yahee,, Traveling Baga. Cmbreliaa, Hate, Toilet Article. Notion , Ac . ia large qoaatltie aad gocd qualltiee, alway oo band, which bava juat beaa bungbt tor caah and mart be aabi at cheap panic price. MP Give na a call before parcbaaing -1wbere. LOEWENSTEIN A CO.. No 84 Mala Street, aSS-ota N,xt door to tb Waahiagtoa Bona.

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MEDICAL. .. . , ij cossTrrrmow CONSTITUTION CONSTfl'PTIOM ! WAT1 WATS a ; WATEB CONfTTITri-IOlf , i'ATEA . CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIOJ, CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION1 WAT It R WATEB : WA7KB WATER CONWTITCTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION . WAVaife. WAT til WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION "WATERX CONSTITUTION WATER, CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITCTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITt'TIOIT CONHTITDTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTlTCtlOJI WATER . WATER WATER WATEB WATER " ': WATER 1 WiTtft WATER WAtrn : ; WATER, t... .7 ..WATSaV t i I -1 THE ONLY KEMEDT SINOWN FOB' THE ONLY BBMEDT KNOWN FOR ; THE ONLY KEMEDY SNOW FOR"1 THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB 1 THB ONLY KEMEDY KNOW FOB THE ONLY KKMCDY KNOWN FOJt TIIK ONLY KEtfKI'Y, KNOWN FOR : THE ONLY ttfc'MEDY KNOWN, FuB-J THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN AOBi THE ONLY KKMIDY' KNOWN jrOkVJ f THE ONLY BkMfcDY KWWNJ'Ok THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWW I'uK - , -"THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWSt OHi THE ONLY KEMFDY KNOWN FOR THB ONLY HEJtfEDY KNOWN TOIt , THE ONLY K Elf ED Y 'KNOWN FOR ' ! TUE ONLY RESJEDY KNOWN FOR . THE OUfcY ltKMEDT KNOWN FOR . I,. THE ONLY BEMEDY KNOWN FOR 'THE ONLY UBMEDT KNOWN FOR , THB ONLY REM EOV BN'W rOR , THB ONLY KEMEDY KNOWN FOB , , THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN YOB i. ... - ,. DIABETES. ..ai-v o x. t STONE IN THB- BLADDE8, 'Al.CCXtJfl' URAVEL, BRII K Dt'iT DBl'OSIT, AND MUCOUS OB MILKY DISC HA ROES ' " ... AFTER PMNATINQ. ' J T IRRITATION erTSS &KVK OF THE BLADDER, IN Fb AM ATKN OF THB KIDNEYS, ' CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. -STBANWULAKY AND BUBNiNU, or PAINFUL i .M -r -e-CRINATINO. ' -' ' . ,-J : Fcr lhediaeaa It Utraly a eorereig-n remedy and too much cannot be mid In It prate. A loItle doa baa been known to re I lev tb moat urgent ymptoma. .... Are yon troubled with that 4ftrelnfr pala la tbe .mail of tbe back aud throng h tbe hip f A teaapoouful a day of tb Oonatitutlon water will rellete you Ilk niaic. - ' ' I- " . PHYSICIANS ' -' ' liar long due given np th ne of bucbu, enbeb aad jnuiper in tbe treatment of the diaeaaee, and only na ahem, forth want of abetter remedy.. CONSTITUTION WATER Baa proved iteelf aqaal to the taak tbat bat devolved upon It, ' ' ' , DIURETICS - - ' 1 Irritate and dreucb tb kidney, and by COnatant na prodoc cbroala d.Bratlon nt conflrttipd IN DYSMKNOBRHOCA. OB PAINFUL. MENv STKUATION.ANDMENOBRHOIAi.w - OB PROFUSE FLOWI SO. i. Both) daMaaa ariaiog boat a vanity ecrtloB of th mentrual fluid in one caaS being too little id accompanied by severe pain, and th other a t w profit aecrtllou, which will be apeedjly cured by the Cooatitutioa Water. Tha diaeaa know a FALLING OF THB WOMB, wkicb 1 tb reeult of tb relaxation of the HiraaieaM of that organ, and I known by a anue of hearlnra and dragging pain ia tb back and aid, and at time accompanied by abarp lancinating or (booting pain throngb the parU aflbctad, will, In all caae, be removed by tb aaad; icine. i Tner 1 another claa of ayniptom artalng from IRRITATIOSI. F THB WOMB, which phyalciao call Narvouan, which -word caver ap nock Ignorance, and In bin rmae out of tea tb doctor do not really know whether tb ywptom are tbadiaea, or tbe diaeaa th aymp. torn, We oaa only aaamarata then here, - I speak mora particularly of cold feet, palpttaMoa of tha bear, impaired memory, wak-fulln, fl:ihe of beat, laagnor, Uaaituda, aad dlmne of vision. SUPPBE8SXD.! KN3TRUATTON. Which In the numarried female it a conatant teaarring dleeaae, and throngli u-lect th aeeda of mora grav and dangeroo maladia are tha refatt, and a month after month peine without aa effort being made to aaatat Nature, tb uppn(lo become chronic, the patient gradually loae bar arjptiU, tha bo wall' are constipated, night weata come on, and Ooniumptlon Snally and nor aw For aala by all Drngglata. , Pric 1." , tH. H. OB EGO A CO., Proprietor. ' MORGAN ALLBN, General Ageota, No. 4S CHS treat. New York. I For ala in Chicago by FTLLEB, FTNCII B FULLER. ; . ' ian-Bi rhii Svtcifie mUrre y to former health a - - trt Ml tl you l eject vj "- - eWr fcfclO . . :vi , "i il: Dr. M DUl'S Tll I the freat aoTeretgfn Renaa4) icanapctf I M t 1 line H ara.au a ma Root ami Herb,) for all brlnwrr and Sxnal Orgaata, aatsct v lucDiiiiucucr of lite I'rlBa, tnflarnaaa lem of t lie illaciacr, iTnaim"ancva. i itrtaturc, Clravet, Uonorrhecat, Cilat and t unrlraltd y r'"'I V covereit for enrlag or curing ! w . mH -4 eecrdleg to dlrecrlona thi Bemad an nwthrr teat nor amell, and It aa cannot be ae rm, .LU cntb, v . . . :i . ii . i ... ...... ki, MmA.ee the Bel U.y1u.erttiug kuoyaooy aoe eei aaaita ' -m aoaoatk Jledlcln. bnt M tn emtwoiouj aa iee f the I'byldBB moat auoueaafol in carta ndi.-eeof tbi.cM. '..'rVijr m' Let aone d . ao.t aetoniehlu ear, wbaa all atbr nUl. Prt. only i.w per box, r bcM tf t"Bnt bv eiall o ay adJreee ou receiptor tbe prloa r "real by ell DrnigUta. LW that aiy .lgaatnn b aroaod each tea. S. W. Boynton, M. D., T ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME i I . . IJ... .HUHC1t. AffM U a pwrmaaant reaideot of Kvanevtlla, oner hi profcMional erTtce to th ciUxen ai thi. city and vicinity. From bi ex tens ire experience tn the Ho?ltaJ and Ran era! practice of Medici and bnrrery in the former city, K frelt confldent of bi. .bTity to cor. many cUea which a-v. reieted tieoeual mode, of treatment. JSSFR 1 climate. och .1 ParticuUr attention given to tha trnatmani and tboaa pecnliar to tbe .aa Fever aad Agae, Billon Fever, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE : " Corner First and Walnnt Streets , . 1 ' TESTIMONIAL ; both wciiliy ami proloaelonaliy. aa a ajeaiieaiaii e, ; uoellcat morale, and occupying a preminant POFrofeMor ol the Theory aad Practice -of Medlciae iataaB.lt. Wj-j, M" p - Lata protawrof Cbmi.try aod pbyei in the above Medical laatitaia.- . decio-am

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i - i i rri i BYJELEGRAPJI BtVa TaTaAT's 3 o'OLOCE EDITIOE. aara.l leltla;aata, i,. d tnt New Yore, May 2. The 5eraireoi respondent says: ' , ' . .. . - Davis remained at Danville six days, under tbe greatest suspense, failing to hear from Loe.'. arbay. WMl.'. Sxpct)d to reach tbat place and make, the,Stannon river his line of defence.' The news, of his surrender fioally tame, brought in by seonts, but was disbelieved, ft' was kept secret, however, aa long as -fosa-ble, and when it became known:; there, was a'panic aad the next morning there was a ' general exodus. " Stoneman's men vert between Danville and1 Greensboro, and fired on the train that carried Davis and his CabiBet away., . i "The Heralds correspondent says;., . , . The armree of Georgia and Tennessee, commanded respectively by - Generals' Sloe am and Howard,' were undee erdsrsi on the 28tb ult. to move North eta Ricsb. mOnd tb Alexandria, where they will be disbanded 'or sent' to important and active fields of .the rebellion, if any can be said to exist i.j.tu

The Tmes Washington sperial a ajw XZT''-. h "VFurther progress of tbe preliminary J j xatb dii at er jcaminatiou as to-tbe assassination eon .1 iVovf TtTN1?' ' si"i " piracy is gaing oa, Arrests are conttn-' 4tt1J Aoiiwadmro ubMbViJ .11. .nl tha. f.. (U ahnla f .

exam spiracy-is aally being made, aod thus far th whole number taken into custojy mi nearly three hundred,"' , ', a The trial of these wilt be Commenced, before a military ' commission,' and if. upon this hearing, the earn -facta af s brought out that . have been disclosed M the preliminary examinslion, tbe tnagui. tude of the plot" will saoiiuh the whole country, tit is not true, as reported, tbat Harrold has been.triedj His trial is set for to morrow. -i ., ,b : , Lieut Dougherty, .wbo commanded tbe detachment of the 16th New York cavalry tbat assisted in the " capture of Booth, has been promoted to a captaincy by a commission of the Governor of New York.. , . ........ .. , The Heralds Buenos Ayres correspondent of the 11th "of March, reports yr y fully tbe concluding scenes Of war between Brazil, end fctaguayt . and. also f urn shes .a copy of the , peace convention concluded at Monte Video, by virtue ' of which General Flores was Lnaugnrated PrOvinfiial President of Uraguay. Flores' Dew cabinet was made np of men of extrienee and tenant, find met wiin very - general auurovoi. ' a ' 4 Bnenos Avrea. still . Staiatains her course in the path of.aocial progress and solid improvement. ' '' The Herald's Washington specuH yi Chief Justice Chase has gone South to reorganize the United States Courts. lhe limes Charleston correspondent says, Ex-Gov. Aiken was arrested by or der of President Johnson, and that' the. arrest was based upon but refusal to take the oath of allegiance. , ".". '.i ids rr prta a waninKVon.Apeiiaaja, it is undorstood Messrs. Seward. Stan ton and Welles, have indicated a desire t be relieved of their ; respective port folios on the first of July.- The former 11 nrobablr be sncceeded "bv Messrs. Charles Trainee ,-Adama, and PrestoaKing, and the latter by ?K WrFotner- ' The Worlds. Washington special says, Hamnton wa th only General whore" fused to be included .in1 JphmUinVsur- . render. --Johnston - promptly relieved trim, putting Geo. Baker in command of all bis cavalry.,; Hampton went off with Davis and Breckinridge, endeavoring to reach Mexico, it ts tbougtit. b a A ,: . , a 1 1 i i i i -f " i FrmSu aVraaictseajf"". - San F a oisco, ..May I-Oregon papers mention the banging of 1 horse-' thieves and highwaymen ia. Wat! Walla bv Lvnch law. withia short -time. 1 Mgilance committees have a list" of over,! I5U rogues, wbo will be driven ont at Utej county or pnoished. . . .. . .. v Arizona 'advices io. the 12th of.'Aprii.I mention another fight with the Apaches, in which 12 Indians were killed and one soldier killed, and one wounded .The Indians fled, w , a ;J i-jQilbert Wl'HoikiuSj a member, of, ike Arizona legislatare, Carol Smith, one of tbe : officers of ; that body, and several other whites,, had lately been murdered by the Indiana. . ; f. " ' 'Mining and business progresses. . The croDa look welL i . a - l . 't A ' Deposes at the mint .last raoutb were f225.000. ..'T i a.;,i m J The steamer Sierra Nevada,; from Portland and Vancouver's Island, art xived last night with $114,000 in gold. iu' I f it I -w?'t , j Arrival of tha Beotia. u Kew Tore. May 2. The steamer Scotia, with two days later European news, ts coming up to-day. JklO 1 i t -i - - ' 1 Iltmejaiaaii;,. a .New York, May , 2 The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, 22df Queenstowrr Zia, bas arrived. fir.! ... it... .f !-r Consols 903 for money. ; a tarwitrb continues oangarouajy in ai The Czar passed th re ugh Pan. I j t j -. : :. V. V TnH TJ . I anu una an micriirw wua tveinrvu; , The Mexican loan a highly succeaxfuL LivEkPooi., April 22 P. M -v Cotton buoyant at an advance of Id. Breadstuffs quiet and eeady.A - j. Provisions quiet and e ;, , ' , .t . i. j . T'bS Horning Adcei fu teady. .;s ' iser asserts tia .u.ml f tha vkeivva nf the fall-eat. Richnond, Napoleon proposed to Lord Canby, British Aambaasador to Puis, tbab .England and France -should, by treaty, offensive and defensive,' make common cause and assist' each other with all their land and sea forced in the l event of an attack on , either, Canada, ow Mesjeo. . v -'J 14 The Advertiser denounce the scheme . j ill k. .J intn It j ..- "-t-'W " - j on the re-assemDlUlg Ot traiuameDet- b y, Statement must be taken for what ... ... .. . . , . It IS Worth, aS it IS not referred to bj Bnj! I other ifiumsT. . . . I J eiil i'. ( r.ai:cf- ;n tba atraivirle heinir over in tbe south continues to gain strength. American "tecucities and cotton are very buoyant and' active, in. anticipation of peace. .", ;. tT.; - ., b;e The Army and Nary Gazette thinks it impossible that . organized resistance can be crolonged..' ', , , 1 ,1. -d r,:t.r. .. 'j a awe fram taa Xrane-Mlaalislapt ! - t. ' - partanat,

1 S; Ix,tns,My; t-The" 'peiSKUM Cairo special says':' V . " V 1. , e-" Wboieeaia Ag-ffWi ;- . Ti.e Memnhia Hulletin lArn. SnhdaV I . .aahMeax- .. - BTu.vtil. Ind.

4 IraBS-MtSsisaippi Department, ,I0r 106 surrender of Kirby Smith's forces. . .;,r i . The Republican's Cairo special says: Gen. Chalmers was murdered by ,perf i iciarce . a-- w.6. , report that the rebel jn. ilaury. late in coarrnaad at Mobile, has 'been saner-J i1 bf (Ahsorrrwho -coamanded b brigade at Spanish r Oft He Says the demoralization among tbe rebels in trial , . . . ! Vicinity IS Very great

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at -i&aI The rebei gunboataplcrgaei and Jfwhille were there, almost dsserted by oEters aad aaats. irisiet ii,.a. , MtAfrma, Aprir 30th, eta Cairo. The BulltHnthis m or nine; aay .,4-. -O That it is reported that the rebel Gen. Diek Taylor sent XJen, Hodge to notify Gen: Dana' nf the strtTender of Johnston to Shermanrajrd toiabrm him of the terms of aurrendef..Ji' ; t, , ... Gen. Dana' i'mmediately gave, fail credence to Dick Taylor's aUtementa. aad arranged ftft armistice with Hodge, the terms of wb ch are said to be aa eaj tire ceeeation of hctUitie each retaintag the right to punish guerrilla .. !. Trad regulations and tntercoupte cwtHiaBCVnader very liberal constructions ,iT si ,.;? '.'-1 ,iuZ ! The , armiftfr p coate to plate's aa arrytgement On t e Sams pt.n as. that pro poaed by Bherrc b, anless' repudiated by Gen. i Dana's perior officers. ' Tbe armistice coat snced ton the 29th of April, only to I , terminated on fortyeight hours" not ".e. ' , - Cladnnavyooa Virkrti. ! ' a.oJc.aa;rii.,t,a rLODKJot)iaI twaaat Whaat vary dell aad rioe aoantaal : It , a ana hanged prlo- at York. ' . . aawe Ariam Hm ; OBOCER1ES Qr. t ana nochaoged. River tat tonrj. tii pr:u J-ni - j 'few Tot .oon Markets Nlw Yoax, May I. I tOTTONDall, ewiddilvg. . ' ' FLOUR Doll, t AVK lower; 7 SOAS 00 fur BoSaS Hoop Ohio? 10 ' ' i WHEAT Uiaell receipt, dnli anal Arvoplag ; t Ki&l 86 for Aaibar .'.jcblgna; 1 ttl t , i Inter KadWMtarn. !.., . ! ! CORN Firm, wllb v.ry limited gup.A i aaall Alasid'TeNual4f(SI S. -' :W f vATS-eDuil aid aou laal : T5B7T far wMtra. PORK-Dull aed lower; !7 S7kul2 tor new Mi SSW forl'rtaa.- ' . ; i : LARD Dall d aachaag ; HW. WHISKY Firmer; S toat 11. I I PETROLEUM-Del). , , INTOCKS Lower. I u ' " ' ' ' i MONEY A par Mat, , ', STEKLTNO Ativ: 1 fWrttl 0VL " . wi, tr-vpeaaa nix,,iiM I to 14u, a'S ckxed at 1 4li. U. B. aTOCKS 0, coopoo. 1 ; 1o, naw "SiAi -' I " -I" " Additional River lte ns. tO ! 8 TUESDAY NOON. ;-j . - , - u -i i Tna rfver bj tailing faf, aad ih vaat ac maalajlow ef maat a peat tew lave. Iemf ttla a moat peatlleotlal odor, a regular aalaama, -aai mast rod ac aickaeea and deal b We direct tl titan tleoror tb eB aatkorltle to tb fact. " Tha v rraJ Hilnca lat alght' rorr. th, Kent. Bur aa, MemphU to OtaoiaaaU; Nauga tack, St. Lonta taCiaclaaatl ; Leo! Lauti, Cincia. aett to Na.h villa; Klk. Orayvill to Ev. ivilla; Oetj. Balleck, Hruderaon to EvaaiavilU ; trmada, Calr U XTaofvillai , Rosa Bit, Lout Hie aad return; Arironla, Lonlavlll to NbvU v , -a' J -J.: i IBy TMerBB.1 W ! i.. v RAILROAD MCltlrTI. , i i. . . Tsaaa BUcra, Hay 1. lsS. Mr. A. M. tkradtr! Win below a Bat ef freight aorwarded by.TraUt Bo S, trom thla place, to-day. I :ijMiieie .,.... -A. I. BOBB, US.' i Oox a H, S kcabaMr Chaadiar 4 Bart t ra bar ; 0 F Cobb A Co, ISO aack aura : Ne.b.t tt W, S bx dry gout, ; Kelmf A Whit, t bx aarfaaMrg. to baa ntraet aofeee: W H T Stoddard. S txe -drag! 1 1 1 I. Sbxa mda; W Bierbawwr. S baa pal md ; J Heeiy, bx nowa,; w uiovet, inv OOOabraglaac Straab Soai I baaroa estaaw: J W Noxer, l b. S- caaa aigaras W Uelit-aa, S clrtnlar ,ae; Loweotbal, 1 bx dry good, (etpel, 1 bx dry goad! Mackey. tt tu.1 M paper haaglag. S bx mdae ; Hndapeth. A A Co, t bxa drr roeaa. 1 bx hate: A A Oo, S bxdry gaada: car H A A Oo. I bx dry good, t bale do, bx baU ; Soldaaaa. B A Co. 1 bx dry good. HKD1CAL. BB0T7OHT0H & WOOD, t e L-3-aiL i-i- "'- ' Cresoent City Drug Store, : Coa. TLvird ' nd Mala Sta., baa tiicti.j . Frtga a', 4 Ooala ra 'Aaiertoea Drag, aad Cbaextcai, PalnU, " f i Varaltbaa,' WladvW Aa., Prtamery, Fn , A Tottet ArUcle. ... .. a , One! OUaad fianilwi , by taa galloa or tarrat. , Ooaoaatratad prep, tar aa aatad aad Bat ttoaa aad aaaaatlal tlaeactared to order. Peaatl Dya, Wb' -.'. Fataat Madtotaa ol l-r l-.-a .' Cotacti Bemad Wei a aal Boots aad Hart -' ' "U i .i iale and Retail. a ... -1 '- . ' klada. .1 f f -X ' i - . . . 'nil tapply ol atadie. . LAW avARDS. ' 1 1LVAH Jr-HHSOA Attorney at L.i : NOTARY PUBLIC ABO i-t-9 i t ...I Ideal Estate Age at SotdUr aad ael other claim, proea a. f- .,,... ,, KVabaVILLH, .'apt dtf ....-. y e. ... . -affiH: T. VValUe; JUSTICE OF THE A?EaliCE Jt t. " "'.. 1 ..iimU .- ABB, 'Bjiewt Far abtalalaa; Paaalaaa, ... , . ;9aO..aMkr'iy'tkd B, aty 'JOB DISOHABOED BOLDIXBH-ANr'-; CB y tb Widow ana) ether legal repreaeBwa, a of I aeeee wb die la ,beei-Mc or tn bnited . toa. jgto oa the North-Wee ld. Third ; .e.t. aea. ta. wbmiuikw. dove, maan vmmmijt v, mivm "the Coart Boaaa, Evaaavllle, Iadiaaa. .c -f. All baalaeee aetrna W bla wtu ta pro illy a.ndat-to. 1 . l 1 . , . 1FD MEDICAL. TtABeIA AND DTSEJaTXBY.. ; iJi SIAGlTIRE'fl Coraroond Extract of Bense "' .ant (a now aBlvarean i ackneiwleiljrad to be t ..moot accfal and rallabl raaaady erer pre , red to tb ear oil tb abeea anaaplaJotav w ao V axatf condttioe of the bowel-, tn cither adulu childno. In . ctrea'.ar" will t found ih tfmonlait of Cot. Loag, OPJaaaalo,-. Fitx Henry Warren, : flaj. Crao. Ckpt a. Boy -ov May r of K01aaf.BwU-e;A.; . era u-..i,. r..!... War Belief Fand C . .vile--'j .ion, o,,laia-ta.pe--a-eeteembo.. -- i nr. x P-eaared .; i-h.i.u. at. Loom. m"-f'lTF S - V AaWiA .LUMBER. ROBERT FRCr8, J ' Dealer t T - D --, ci .pnieAB-orXABf '-- SlainErleH ntiaUa.tlx8. il? ai ' JjOQaa.. Al. DJI,.:! ei: f'"T-f -trt - XT "I -in-vI - taro..- . .:' 1 anu -- ' - ..a BCIXDniO DttTERIlLI. MUX 8T IK1R COURT BOTSE, Kwamawlila, I ael. VT Order, from tb ev aatry preaiptly eed1 to. alk-aai

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WATCHES. CLOCKS. &a PHIL. L. QEISSLEE. No-SI a f. MAIN STREET, i "), u v :.".. i s ' - u DBALBB M AMEJIII G'J3LT WATCHES, iTBWBLRY, Diamond I iugs, SILVBZIWIIC, A'C, Src. etc. ... l. ..) i rt J'l i'V, ill .... ' I take great plea are la a Bonn ... public and vicinity of Evaoavilte that r.taraed from tbe beat with a Baa au abeve gooda, purrbeewd at tha Uat gr. In gold, aud as tbarafer able I tt al tgurae. Peraeeai attao tlou paid to tb repel rta Watcbe. All work gaaraafaed to gieeentire r at PHIL. L. OBISHLB. No. SI Mala Street, opp. Waablagtt apat-Sa -. STOVE WORK JaCTJ,2?XaCS3I .r.7 Stove Wd iia BRilMKMEYER li CO., ataaaSartarar ef Choking Storei. 1 for Wood ana . Coal ; Heating; ' Steve, for Wood ' and Coal; " -" - Country Skilleta and Lids, , Cooitrj Ovens and Lids ; Biscnit Ovens and Lids; , Odd Lids; Sugar Kettles; " ' Doy Irons, ' Jamb Orates: Fancy Oratt Front Air Orates; ,. Cellar Grates ; ' . ,. Window Weitrhts; ' Muffin Molds; ' .- - Waffle Irons; , . - . ' Ham Boilers ; . ; . . . ,, - Store Hollow are, jkt., 4 , ,. , - also keep roa a A LB ; i ' TIN , I IaATID, Sheet Iron, Copper, TIH A5D JAPAKHED WABE ST Bala Hoeaa ISala Btraat, ap sit Carl Haa. Fadry aaar maath Plgaan Craah. i ' x.Orelra Matlcltart. " Ml WOOLt, New Albany Woolen Mills, " STATE STBXXT, HEAR TBI BITXB. Biw Albtar,liut. WE ABB BE promptly. BEADY TO DO CO? 'OB WOBAt ;l-wol Uevpromptly, ae aieaniaciDre erlela, (n-w pattata),. Ulaaa-ta, BMrea, rt.tUu.tta, Lloeey, fw: : eonrd and of a very coperier c Stocking yarn. . Wa bee. taae e. baud, to exchaage for weol or caa not vieititig our city can hlp their railroad oa- rivat expreaa, ta mesa ebaage, aud bava their geoda prm . by tb tarn. Coat of eatactarla d ivory of good a lake ul f i Aa., all il(y. Aiao, alweya . Caateawera yot to a by ar a. e- . rrelaraed lierwd oa " v W gaerantee oar gooda So grv. aarht t. W aeaa oar price net, aa application. Lf ma.t , . , ... J. v. flEBtjART 0. - - ta a.bheut. aUcAa-da. A ttm. '' P. B. borne daalara bar beea eelUaa ' ata Jeaoa of Interior quality and color, and repreaaatlog tbem aa ettr rnaka AU oar pleo. good bava oor card attached ao tbe piarcbaaar aaa alway recogaixe tbem. ... , . .- . ait lttEDICAL.: ;l s. w. Thompson, Jt r.1'",: PHYSICIAN & SURGE N 'Xhca oa lit Street, la Dr. Bray 'a lata '.'caw . . , Beoldenc ?to. 3i Walnnt Mraat s , ( At Dr. Honald'a Old Offie, K V A N S V I LLE, INDIA ao-te-ir., ' 1 ; I;-! . ..13 J . LIGHT BREAD. rij !.'.: S weot IierlitT I3re 1 1. rvTRATTOMB CBLBBBATBB YEAS' OOBJO aoaad, tb very beat article fear taaill aaiag rer iaveat-d. Tb-va eak4, wbeavr t j bava etrme ia eoatpetioa ertta atkar yaaav a lavartably carried off th prata.aax. Tb trad be aupplMd at A. 0. Dra Stare, be. 10 South Fare etraet PeatoSbca, BvaawWla, "ad. i'rfv , bar AUack't ear tb MEDICAL NOTIC 1. Pliy8iciiixi S tirgev a, 7 ; HAVING PKBMAHESTir LOCA ,' IB EraajrlUo, oCere bla prvfewional w ta tb eittaeaa of Eeaacriliaand vtdaity ''' ataY )9la and reattcarne oa Maia at. : , otpeait -rw K. B. Depot. Ue will be k,and a Aora toa A Wood' Drtig Store, oa tb eoraa, .f Third aad aialn. troia S ta lo'eock a. a. east, lay. ' via r. -r , . . " BUSINESS CARU. afotUB BCtUSlUat 7, akdl ' Wbalatal Dealer la . Btowaa, Tim Were, Bit oat Ir, Ceirper, EO. 65 MAIS 8II ST. AT- All .raer. SUad .. uviih aearnaee and aea, .tch. nairtbg don wii CO-PARTNERSHIP. I 4 V TILLIA wALxra aad r RXDxurcx blp tot tbe traaaaetloo of a Beal Estate Agency Bnalaaaa, at No. S Wert Taird Street, bvatwrllla, ladVanaT WILLIAM H. WALBBB, i,bSAdr v. LCsaxaax.Ma, V V i...ke.baiaa have entered tato a inlair.

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1 113 15 B BStiCUTIOSlS. , ,:; I. St fr glvea away at ti., Coa war a bar grataaio. alraalatlua. . . - , ,. X Be a . lata, looal aotloaa ovcuAat evtad a w prepaid or pay gnaraotaM. t S. Advrti.eaaaa wiU n-Ti anaaai. i k eeeal aeSea aaleaa aoatiaat la made to Tbat eCeat aad val aa rMevved for tbe aotloa. . ' - K Laoal Nelioa," bowe-vec abort, will b taaaraad ibr laaa tbaa Oaa Dollar each day.

-WaTlaea,-,T-anerl ksil "aVT'Ioua Kotl ataat tav-wiabty b paid a ad ran o to wenre C Bs aaSeaeea. ea the part of earrter will '. food by tb otBoa. tb earrter tail ta lean papara aa ardered aad directed, tbey at.aaylttr IbeW ear, liaiaiia. ......... liii GROCERS " t S. LMW. f' - : ' l t. a. a rca. JONES & CATCH.' WBOLEIALB OMtbERi If - GROCERIES A LIQUORS :i :CNo 70. ' - 5ain 8 tree t, Evaasville, Indiana. mknax. dJbaJOai. I i: V., ' if A. a, aaaex' DAITIBL XAHK, . ' . . wSPUaaatk bxalaa ta Orwaarlaa, Wtmas. LI j war a, allge. 'CaHtam Vara. ?, aV., a. Water Hi. b:. Jaaa ai, 4 Vm.. aalt-aaa VANSVIL LB. Ia w. m. Aim r an t co Produce and Commission Merctants;,, .. A0XHTB FOB - ' Ohio IU Salt fUetayxS ...... F1L1ILT " ( R0C-I6T.-i "Co Partner lukk MEN1 aad r up Notice. tlaTON HITS EN p bir the put )., i ry, la Po'a Hlo. ' i r'oartb and tan.' t aaeortmeat ef akwi.c. - Waaoa-Yard for ta e ta tub a partner carrying aa a Family lr No. IsuMaia atreet. beta where they will keep a at Family UruoarK-a. ar- la., wtu alee kaocomaodaaloa of fat ia We will alway keep Family Orewarta ef ait , WtluTlt the patron, ral. ,(b4s-ti) band a la. Sna etork et if iba ucnile la gaaHEN I A BUbt oB. 1 ICAI v IHMl , Wholesale Grocers; Aad Dealer la Liquors, Wines, Sails, Olas. Cotton Tarns, 8pices, Wooden Ware, Ae., Ac. TVo. 13'Muin Ntroct, (Oppo. Branch Bank,) EVAN HIXF INDIANA ooiDani - f tj Cora., jSuu aca .HO aack at 160 barrel i MTMvoa una a v aad Bit ai v by B. a BUaTOM OO. CARR AGE MAKING. C. DEGjCES k SOUS, mmmmfmmtmrmw f HUBS, WHEELS, SHAFTS, PFLLOES. aaa BENT TVV O It IC, , .,' Of wvary Deerrfptloa, ' . 1 . a . a Carriages and Wagons ) t f ; 'tAf - - . ... i. v. ' Alao Maculae urera of . . :; ' .....4, . -i ' " WAQOffS, CAETS. DRAYS, Ac FACTOBY AND OFFICE: 148 and 148. Cor. Main and Can at. aovlS-dnr T ' . itgeneral; i GENCY,

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oar.i- rata. ' ' Atxi-ntitt HoiiHe, . CIBC1BX ATI, OHIO. Silas F. Miller .'. Proprietor.. ' (Fora rt of lb Gall . LoeUviu) . ' sn iy ' . -i; NATIONAL HOTEL, Con r of Ponrtb and Main, Xjou lASixrllio, ' X3y. . METC LF daKKA, Proprietor. , . ab27,dr - Oil 1 p' Oa Cbeasan : I ; AA taut ran I had 1 aa alway modatloa. Y ' II OTEL, SSsAl Vt Proprietor, -of Wat aad IMtmIow StraaW, aeat atLaudtag, ABSTTLLE, laTDIAHA. ia baa ba papered, painted and retha proprietor, tae traeetlag pnbllo 4y apon having tba beatnl uvea, -. : . .-. , -. .. . ' .aetiMr . la. 781 JTORE. Wan a tie Conyngton, aaLtat f ffBTII Shi t JVlTiwiCj- , . And Husicl I , ds ufall Descriptums, - a7- Ageaa, fo a. Xnab. Peter A a abb a, Braeat tVabr', , tllea A J watt Plaaoa, aod S. D. A W. If. Ba '; f apUndUt AaSricaOrgaa. . : TnebUt Italbn' ncJi. od Xoglleb V loll a, neaa-'jetVo, aad ' " la baae ftrlega aiwaya mm teat, Wbolaaala. ' Retail. ar lotramat - wed aad repaired. 4T- Old Paaaoa taaea la emc.aga for aew oaa. - 9w Mttsie Eeceived Daily. 50. 1M1IJ8U, ii HLLK. IB. CONFECTION &ir,Y. T8E ICVDEBhIOBED, HA V1JQ PCKCE id at traea P. Boyle ftta nwt of Catdy Tivie, . r tt tbe maaeiaer-ir -f all kind ol . Ceady, ia aow prepared to f order for aaj aavoaal ft .".'.' ' j Vl Candor ; SODA .ar---. i 3YRUP8, AtfiO, Bar Orackera, fcak, aa I every Utag eoa . aerted with tba Co fee Uo aery and Baaary ba "Marc beat ta the dtf aad v -Jntty will Sad It te tbetr latraet te give aa a !l. OreVra ar a aoUcttad aad vomp efeno-a io. A. AW. CHBIsT, Bo. 10S Mats Wt. Sd aad to.

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