Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 October 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Journal. ======= WEDNESDAY MORNING........OCTOBER 16 ———————

BCBSGJJIPTIi" H 18103 tOS DAILY: Delivered in the Ottj. pn nek - W 1 By mall or In tbe City. per voar (In advance) 6 00 FOB WKKi; LY : By mall per year, single eubucriber $1 60 n ,, . u cjob of flvii (to one adcTess) 5 00 ADVERTISING. For Terms see Brat page, tabular form. AGENTS: The following gentlemen are oor tothorized Agent la the places named ; Dr. Balaton, Boonviile, Warrick Co. John H. Lock wood, Mt. Vetnou, Posey Co. John B. Dangberty, Bockpcrt, Spencer Co. James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co. John B. Bandy, Nswbnrg, Warrick Co. Dr. Marphy, New Barmonv, Posey Co. A. B. Wtlkiaaoo, Cyatkiaaa. Preston Talbott, PoseyvlUe Posey Co. H. B. Cnaten, Petersburg, Pike Co. Mark Orsnt, Canal P. O., Warrick Co. G. P. Cavanagh, Owsnsboro. THAYER, ....... . Hi rroa .... ASSOC! A TB EniTOB DBEW. ftjTilejor Foster, of the 25th Indiana Regiment, recently vim ted St. Louis, for the purpose of procuring clothing Jor his regiment. He was told that no cloth in g was to be had, and ii the Major would bars taken "No," for an answer, the 25th would have fared badly this winter. But he came after the clothing and he determin. ed to have it, and after repeated effort?, bo fcintered 1,000 pair? of pants, and the next day 1,000 biiUeA i:3 afterwards the ne-cei-ary overcoats, siiQ'Se and c-t i. Oar friend's account of bin adventures iu c Circumlocution Office are interesting, and prove that red tape may be outwitted by a persevering Booster, who is determined not to be hnmbngged by inefficient quartermasters. riie ydung ladws of Evansville have formed "knitting circles" for the purpose of preparing socks for the brave Hoosier boys in the mountains. The women of this State are not unmindful of their brothers and sweethearts, who have left the comforts of home for tbe perils of camp life. Iu every part of Indiana, k.v.rUu,; uceUies .od sewing machitiM am in operation, and soon onr soldiers will begin to receive sab-.-tantlal tokens of the remembrance of "the girls they left behind them." Let tbe good work go on. Oar ladies sbonld not spend one hour in idleness until tbe waata of our suffering troops are supplied. ———<>——— ——>There has been a tremendous rise in the upper Mississippi, caused by the heavitest rains ever experienced in that country. In one night eight inches of rain fell on a level place, not to speak of what sank into the ground. Throughout the whole county, the farmers were greatly distressed by the wet weather. There had been so much rain that they could not thresh, and the wheat was growing in the stacks. The kind of rain spoken of fell all of last week, with the exception of only one day. The river rose so rapidly that in many eases farmers lots [sic] their stocks, and crops and barely escaped with their lives. The whole country is flooded and the river was still rising at last accounts. The destruction of property will be very great. ———<>——— A ClSTtY REBbXUOH TO HOLDEE3 OF Slavs Property is Missoub. A Leavenworth paper says it has information, to the effect that one hundred slaves leave Missouri every day for ilaaaas. At this rate, should this rebellion bold on for a year or so, it will need no emancipation proclamation to make Missomi a free State. In fau, her "manifest destiny" is already clearly foreshadowed. So much for secession in Missouri, gSF VVe are in termed by Lieut. Col. Hoiiingswortb, tbat nine con panics of the 3d regiment ot tbe Indiana Legion bave been organized in this city. We have only published the officers of seven companies? and we would be ghsd to receive tbe name snrl officers of the new companies. It is u.atttr of congratulation to all good citinns that we have now a fully armed regiment, capable of defending the city against any forra likely to be brought against it. At an earlv dav CoL Blvthe will doubtless I rail out the entire force for a grand review. I : We regret ta learn that one of tbo 'ral pickets lately shot while on duty near I'auuciu, c brother of Capt. Cot.hran of the Uniou artiilery. Capt C. went down tbe river yeiiterday on tbo liuis .'j, for ths purpose of securing his brother's reWalUS. -m.i, . ii ia. correspondent of tbe Cincinnati Gasettesajs that there is much sickness among the B0ldi;rsi at Camp Dick Robinson. Tbe measles bave broken out in several Ohio Regimen til. SSfTue :d Rugiucntis not quite full. I'onj mm will bej received to il up the companies uow in cutup. This is n rarr? op portunity to enlist in a regisnent srmn ;o be i oaiitd into active service. mWf" w learn by a privatu ktttec from Cheat Mountain, that Ed. Ballenger, for. merly Orderly Sergeant of tbe Crescent City Guards, has been elected First Lieutenant of tbat Company, io place of Junot, deceased. tSSf- Poor old John Bell, of Ttanessee, is getting more enffs than coppers even from bis own friends in Secessia. It is said that bis present lot is a complete political insolation, and a Nashville correspondent writes that tie lives an nucuviable, lonesome, embittered, hopeless 'txftence. itvrrtl be recollected tbat be invested five tbwUtaud dollars in a new steamboat building at Pittsburg, whicb was recently rcsed uudur tbe confiscation act.

Kew England Corrttponjtne. NEWFcsTy Oc;. Stb, 1861. Euitbrs JSjjjcB This beautiful cltj by the sea, which has becotfae one of the most celebrated waterlog places in the country, bas not received its uacal number of

visitors daring the past season. The hotel- ! keepers nave all done a losing hosineee. The proprietor of tbe Ocean House, I am told, has lost six thousand dollars, and the Atlantic, Belvue and Fillmore have all lost money. There are about one hundred residences owned by wealthy gentlemen from variou? sections of the country which they have occupied during the past three or four months, and an equal number have been rented for the summer by owners residing here. Considering the state of the country, I have found here a much larger number of pleasure-seekers than I expected. Those who beheld tbe splendid carriages, drawn by elegantly caparisoned steeds, that, in scores, were driven through tbe streets in July and August, would not conclude that tbe war bad occasioned much suffering or sorrow here. In fact, Newport seems to have suffered less than any other cit, n the Union. The removal of the naval school from Annapolis to thin point has rompt uueated tbe people for the loss of Southern travel with which the city has usually been favored. Tbe old war frigate Constitution lies in this beautiful harbor and during the past summer she has been visited by thousands of patriotic men and women, who have gazed with admiration upon a vessel that achieved such glorious naval victories. The Atlantic House has been rented for the use of tbe officers and pupils of the school during tbe winter, and it present; a finer appearance than when occupied as a hotel nearly every room in the spacious building being brilliantly lighted with gas. Tbe citizens bave taken fifty thousand dollars of tbe National Loan, in sums ranging from fifty to ten thousand dollars. Cue of tbe wealthiest men in the city bas one son who is an officer in the rebel, while another is an officer in the federal, army, t 'fe and mother has a husband and four eou . bo have gone firth to defend the best governuteui upon the lace of theeartb. As I stood, recently, upon the Southern shore of this beautiful island, which has been called "tbe lovliest gem in the ocean's bosom," and gated ont upon the pathless deep, I thought of this darkest day in oar history as a nation, and asked if the time should ever come when the rebel rattlesnake flag of a mushroom, cotton confederacy should float at the mast head of vessels failing upon that highway of nations. No, no; it cannot, it shall not be! is the response of every true and loyal American. Our ship, They dip tbelr keels ta it try !ee that swells beneath be sky, And where'er ola ocean's billows roll their lofty pionon fly. And that star-spangled banner that has been known and booored thronehout tbe world ni" : fl"at over them In every breeze an-, liii whole heaven, dTam A a sign of bops and triumph high." Since ! last wrote you, Bboua Island and Massachusetts have been doing nobly in raising men and means to carry on a war, which has been forced upon us by ambitious, disloyal and designing men in the South. Yon, ot the West, have bad some reason to complain of New England, and with tbe exception of the two States above mentioned, she has not yet come up to her duty in th way of enlisting and sending her regiments into the field. We are sorry to learn that some of your papers are becoming restless and impatient at the tardy movements of these Eastern States. One of the Chicago papers is exceedingly bitter upon this point, and a Western lady writing to ber friends iu the East, says, "that you Indiana people are compelled to let patience bave ber perfect work, and are thinking tbat the Hoosier State is having more than ber share of the War, whicii she had so little to do with exalting. While Eastern people are having State fairs and amusements, and making money as usual, tbe war is coming nearer and nearer to us.While they must needs call for men from Iowa to fight in the East, we hare gcaa-ely enough men left to d eland ou' homes. We are thinking if yon cannot raise troops enough in the East to defend Washington, yon bad better surrender." I do not wonder that your ladies should be a Utile out of humor, for our papers tell us that in Washington village, only fifty miles from your city, all the unmarried men but one bave enlisted in the regiments tbat have left your State. s 'eft "Like the last rose of sunmier to tsioom all alone. No man of his kindred, no bachelor nigh To reflect back bis blushc- or give sigh for jb.' But be patient, dear friends in the broad and fertile West. New England is slow but sure in her movements. Her sons do not move with the energy and impulse that characterizes your Western men ; but; as in the Revolution of ' 7C, for seven long years she poured out freely of her blood and treasure, so now, in crashing this mighty rebellion, sue will yet be true to her revolutionary memory. The Governors of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut are old, cautious, and considerate men; and it may be that they are not f uily alive to the great interests at stake in ths contest, in which we are engaged. While the people of "hese States are quietlv pursuing their agricultural pursuits, duelling securely in mountain homes and in fertile valleys, they tlo net realise that unless we conquer tbe South, they will conquer us, and a Southern slaveholder will make. his boasting true by calling tbe roll nf his slaves upon Bunker Bill. " aid that all Northern men, in public and i-r life, would imitate the example of Rhotit i3iaiiJ'a youthfo! Governor! Last Saturday 1 saw him riding at tbe head of the noble regiment that in a few days had been gathered from every county iu this little State, and were now ready to go forth in defense of the nation. He made them frequent visits while they were at Gamp Greene, doing everything in bis power to promote their comfort. His energy and liberality are winning golden opinions from all patriotic men. A few weeks ago, he learned tbat the rebels in Virginia had con fiscated the property of tsen. Mcott, ana knowing the circumstances of the old hero, be sent him a cceca, mr uuc luuuaauu miliars, the amount of his salary for one year. O Virginia, land of Yorktown, of Washington, how art thou fallen! From the mother of Presidents, thou hast become the hrsr 'i,f alarms, and art now in rebellion against the government to which tbou art j indebted for all thy glory. A bittor re- j ward than art reaping in thy wasted fields, ( mined homes auii ail the brrurs of cruel i sod devastating ww! Gov. Sprague has a patriotic mother, who ; taid to him since bis return with the' 1st j Rhode -Island regmieot, "1 tan wililatf you ' should give our whole fortune to sustain the goverameot, but i wisu you, neteatter, w remain at borne." Ue replied, 'another, it woMid bo elnab In me to gio only my fortune to my couUUy, wheu !ie needs my personal services aud i niay hu my life." When all mec lu New EugUiid shU thus bf wilUag to lay life. w-aUb, and sacred

honor upon their euntrj's altartcen tbi j great Jnd will again be free free from: ocean to oc wo, from the great lakes on tb. NortU, to the hearing gulf oa the South. ; "Free at the torrents art that roam cor hills,

Cr oor mooutaii peaks that wear their caps of la the vary presencs of the regal sac." Our cause is just, and the same Omnipotent arm sad 0nulscient mind tbat sustained and guided our Washington and 'sla companions till the victory was won, will not desert ns unless we are recreant to dnty. Tbe everlasting God is for us, and none can be s icceesful v against us, for He will speed the right. VIATOR. ======= HOME INTERESTS. ——— ——>We have received from the publish ers, the November number of Godey's Lady's book. It is, we think, equal if not superior to any previous numbers, being full of useful information for ladies, and the usual colored fashion plates. No lady should be without it, For sale only at Dobell's Book Store. ———<>——— THE VERDICT IN THE WEED CASE.—The jury in the case of Sile Weed, yesterday morning brought in a verdict of "guilty of murder in the first degree." The verdiet, however just, was received with surprise by a majority of the bar, and many citizens who listened to the evidence. The counsel for the prisoner at once made a motion for a new trial, and the arguments upon the motion will be to-day submitted to His Honor. ———<>——— ——>We are indebted to our friend Dravo of the Commercial for late Louisville papers. ———<>——— REWARD! SURVEYOR'S OFFICE, } Evansville, Ind., Oct. 18, 1861. } I will pay a reward of Five Dollars to any person who will furnish proof sufficient to convict any one guilty of sending contraband goods to the rebels in Tennessee, or elsewhere, and a reward of two dollars and a half for proof to convict any one guilty of an unsuccessful attempt to send goods, or other supplies to the enemy. 3td A. L. ROBINSON, Surveyor. ———<>——— Five Reasons whey you should Buy He as oils why yon should Buy Bed am Mine Coali 1st. The money paid for it ia expended at home and contributes to the prosperity of tbe city. Jf J -cd. The mice glvea employotent to a number ef men, and enables them to gupport their families. 3rd. It contributes to the wealth ui the city, and the comfort of the citizens. 4th. Its operations regulate prices, preventing extravagant rates in times of scarcity. 3ta. Th coal can b Lad by ii;e eingie cart load at BJc. per Tuishel, hauled to any part of the city. 2w Attektiom! Emmett Ocarvs! Tbe niera-b-rs of the above named Company are re questsd to he in prompt attendance at their usual plRce of meeting, thir. (Wednesday) evening, at 7 o'clock, P. M.. fcn?inef? of importance demands your Attention By order of T. D. SMITH, Captain. ———<>——— —>The fleet Courier, Capt. Dexter, is the packet for Paducah, to-day at 2 o'clock. The Courier is a first-class passenger packet, aud will go through on railroad time. ———<>——— NswBCBoa Coat-. For sale at tbe landing. WUi be delivered to any part of tbe city at 7$ cent? per bushel, for cash only. cctl2-2wd Thi a. Sjiowdsw, Ag't. Coal, Coal. A superior quality of Green j River Coal, at 9 cents per bushel delivered. ! Barge lying at the foot of Division street. All orders left at H. A. Cook's, No. 73 Main j street will he promptly filled. 1 rod. Joseph Thomas A Card. The American House, formerly known as the Pavilion Hotel, Water etreet, corner of ! 8ycamore, Evansville, lud., 3. J. Pillsbcet, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem, and W. W. BoicorKT, formerly of City Hotel, Proprietors. To the Pobllc. We dnsire to call yonr attention .u the fact, that tbe aboro house has recently been enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly furnished in a very superior style ; and that we are now prepared, and will nse every exertion to accommodate our guests, in a most excellent manner. We most earnestly solicit your patronage and influence, t Borcoubt & Pillsburt. 'Thsodore's Exchanoe." This popular saloon i3 cow closed and undergoing extensive iiud costly repairs. It will be reopened in splendid style in a few days. iwd. RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBIB 15, 16S1. lro3 bxs boots and shoes, 7 i ji ivy goads, ti bxs j hats, it bale day foods, 5 trunks dry goods, 1 rhrat tea, 1 caddy tea, 50 bags coffee, 1 G O'Billy f Co ; ! 8 bxs tea, 2 bajrs coffee, Chaa SI .-Johnston. 7 bags j snniac, I eica & (..arlsteat; e oxs Hardware, liliarles BSbceck; 1 box dry goods, J S Hopkins; 10 boxes mdse, H A Cook; I box add 2 bales dry goo e,JU ilKghee A Co.; 12 bxs dry raiaii , 1 keg of sr da, Prrston Bros ; 3 bxs hardware, C S Wells; 2 bxs onudo P Boyl-.; 3 bales bags. Aiktuaa m Co.; 2 bxs drv goods. J J Merr jtt; I box mdse., Topf A Long; 24 bales sheet iron, Samuel Orr; 1 box bo:i books, J Haiy ; 1 case mdse., Killer A Nleh ut; 4 hbda of shoulders, Geo Poster A Co ; "S bundles rugs, 8 G lb t 04 330 bushels wheat, I R Hill A Co.; 1 oa-1 aud harness, 1 beating sfre pipe, 1 dray, C XUrriagioB. A. K SHBADEB, Agot. NLW ADVERTISEMENTS (SCWESSOE TO s.. SCETZ.i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COiNFECTIOJSEli to BAKER, Slatinfitclnrar of Candles, Cakt e , Syrups, Ac, dealtr in OrtBgef, temona, Ac, and Huts of all kinds. tSTOxi-ri from parties atttidsd t" at short a-rtiljr - ' JS f"? IJ 9m Sfw-iSoIa ageot for Maltby'S' I'urivuled Bilti-ai.j-e 0siers, Wo. I South Fire, street, betwovn aalc sod locust, Kto5v!1!, Itid. For sale cheap fcr cash. tS4-ly mTHJYMU fMO.H TMM sFSSITSi- ; 3 BE rt living on Cherry strtiet, 1b tivaasvllie, I .n lh. ni, rt.1t.ir .f th. 1-1 rl Jure, a Ki ll OUW I with short boms, a niw isTfaod tfa.k't"ll collar. Anv perron giving lufi BailliiM of tier or return, i i0 br, (U b libv:aily r-wjrdvd. uclOStd HKNRY K INZER

Eureka Bazaar——Fall and Winter Campaign. <H. A. COOK HAS JUST RECEIV>ED and opened the best assorted stock of Family Groceries and Furnishing Goods ever offer-

ed to Evan-ville, having boaght far CAB from first bunds, and slun liia personal at rent ioa to selecting. He would and, "Come and see buy and ge rich. or 16 Ifw O M JV n.i,o w WARE 5 do ? 00 &i 5 do $ do sacoa'! size Tabu: 5 Jo panted KeeUr; 15 do Bed Bnektts; 10 aests brasa beuad Cedar Buckets, 2 d' I 3 hocped Cedar Bucket; 1 do Sx'ra Btavy Beara arable Bnotsta, o'.am'd do Oak a Odai stab S;)tWM; 8 do W!l Buckets; 4 do Bail Box; 4 co assorted sizes covered Pugsr Backets; 4 do extra (Bingham) eo do; CO nesta bmM Wood Trays , extra heavy; 30 nests Imported German Market Baaketg; 10 dos aaa'a American do do; 4 do do sizes Clothes Baskets 8 do Willow tiorsfne; Obatve; 1 do Bsttan Table do; 3 dn aas'd Rattan fblldro s Chairs; I do aaa'd Solves $14, 16, 18 and 5 do asa'd Towel 1 Holler: 1 do stive Half Bushels; 2 do a. h hooped Half Bushel, Imp. Brand: 2 do ruin Haf Bushels; 2 do aas'd Peck Measures; . 0 do a-s'd Mop Handles; 2 do Cotton Mops; 1 d z Knife Baskets: 4 do asa'd Bbl and Half Bbl Covers; 1 do Knfe Boxea; 1 doc asa'd Potato Masheri; 4 do asa'd Beef Mania; 4 doz Boiling Pins; do ass'd. Butter Prints; C doz Bnttsr Ladle; 6 do Wooden spades; 2 doa Mailers; 2 do Wire Mouse Traps; 12 doe Cedar KauutU; 2 do Coffee Mills, aas'd; 2 doz Soup Bowl; 30 gross Sawed Clothea Pine; 12 gross Spring do do. Just received at ocl5 H. A. COOK'B, 73 Main street. WraBtfttH ICM.L MB, JA MT CANXKD FBDXT 20 dozen fresh Pine Apples qts.; 6 do Raspberries & Strawberries qts.; do do do do do d do de, hi gals ; Qolnoes and Plume; Faaches, Cannon r and Pears. Fine Apple; assorted as above, in half gU.; gallon Pickles; I d hi' tail do; . lo quarts ; de; do piutS do; Pickles loose in bblg. 10.000 12 4.zen Tom toe 3 lb cttl; 24 do do, 2 B do: 4 do do, 6 n do; 24 do Peaches, 2 m du; 10 do Blacburrles 2 IB do; 2 do tlrteu Gages. For sale at war prices. ocl6 U. A. COoK 73 Main straet. gowmk i vrwmMi Wy 15 bags prime Bio Coffee; 7 do do Laguav ra Coffee; 3 do do Old Gov't Java UoOtto. Bought low and retailed at near wholesale prices, pel 6 H. A. COOK. isvsJimi atrumi 9 5 hhds New Orleans Sugar; 3 do Cuba ilti bbis (Crushed 6 do Puwdrred o do Clarified H. A. do; d ; do Vor ale by COOK, 7J Malu street eclti it OJtsT COJ?jrMM-l 000 ms frssh Boast Coffee at H. A. OOOl'B. WmJYKBK t'MOSTJHl,MBM 6 dozeu 1 tb can freib Lobsters, axtra; 4 do tt ido do - do; do hf gallcn jar Pickted Lofcatar. TV alqnari do do Oo; 6 do 1 & can 1'resb Saimon; do B do do do. for sale by oclfl il. A. COOK, AfJHtjBIJYM&l UMMIJJVMB! 0S 7CKJ (jarier box s Bardlbes; Suo half do do. Just received at rc!6 H. A. OOOK'a. .uick a, i-jtrtivra, Me. 9 S t!02n pint Vreeierhfe 8ar; 4 He piut do to; J do nart do do; ti do p.nte A quarts !Vpp l' Sstico; i do aao'd Capers sup. r'rios A Noa parallax t do Jobu Bull uc; i do Harvey do; Vt.. 5 sj0 Walnut Cateup do Beef ataak rjance, '.' do R-a'iiEg do; do Wu.hni' n Catsup; 100 gallons estr fine Tomato Cafoa. Jn recet-ed at H. A. COOK'3. MM Of II, 1 u !.', WtCM, VJKSV 2 j l&s exiir. Patent Cbttv'j Twine; lhO lbs aa-i d liemp Twin?; 75 lbs Can i W.ck; : gro.j 1 ula io; S gross lul Oil Wick , 100 lbs Q.-v.sa Bopa, J iach 1 1 u Bs dt 4 do; ISO lbs assorted Cotwa fiope; Ml f t OoSaa Cotton Otoib.ee L ti-5, id ft. ea t ; , 2 do do do, OU ft. da z du do O, tOft. do J do do do, 100 it. 3 do do Be l Cords, SO ft estra; S do Jaw do, ?J ts Su it. eacbi A ao Qias, do, do do do 4 do ttojMi HalUM-t; 8 as Laatber Carp Tacks, an 'd, 6,6 s and 10 ounce; - 13 do:en llatn Carp.i Tacks, adsotied, 6, 8 aud 10 ounce. . a at H. A. 0005".'' J.cf.riS JiJVB MVU I"3. WW fllAi3- S dti euj-ii Oracs M.,b; DOOM med. i do 3 do 3 do large assM do tii la Hats; C con Mats. U. A CuOK'S. Just opened at BTJi BCMXlMi beses of estra XM Pearl ntatch just received at o16 U. A. COob-'b. 73 Main street. too AH 3. UMCfl I'fjOVH; ioij Bi Com Ktsrcb; 3' lbs Bi Tapioca; 100 ICj Pearl tag.,; l.bbl K&rlna; lo boces Vermkelia; in boxes Macaroot. For sals e B. A. COOH'S, 73 Mala street. otlo tJTVMMBt JUJtTVMBS : 60 gross round wood bos Matches; r0 boxes Blocs maicors; 75 gross gross boxes; 20 irross urrman Matches. For sal at oelu H. A. COU&'B, 73 Main street IfbsTaaTb f-MB. BOf - fcpaps; tU V V 2S0 lbs Soda, B papers 50 lbs Cream Tartar; 1000 rbn Sal. Soda; 100 lbs Bak ng Powder; 2 arose Wash. Bloiag in bosaj 300 lbs daleratu i, in papers: too lbs Grain Pepper; 150 i do Pofum, . m 2d m ts Cassia; 2U bale Cloves. Just rcetw 1 at oclfl H. A. COOK'S, 73 fala f -... mm tit JS8MB jjvo avMCr6 btls J. H. Molasses; 6 dr. sugar-house dy.'Cp; o do Ooiden syrnp; 5 do Kxcelslor Ooiden Syrup. At 11. A. COOE3, 73 Mala sMeot. odd 40 MX.B. Cr. HAImIj It CO.-8 MX.TM4 SOAP; 10 bzs bard pressed la low Caudles; SO bxs Star Caudle At H. A i OttK'si, 7J Maid street. oclo ;SSJ LUMUM l SiXJfSJT MJUMMffM KING 3 Lbls No. 1 Mackerel, catrb 1S1 ; S bbls So. 8 do, do; 3 bbls So. 3 do, Jo; I tie roe Salmon; dc; V) bxs HerrlDg, do; 20 kitts ass'd II act erel, do; 1) kl ti Salmon. U. A. COOK'S, For sale at 73 Main street. BflVMB Of 41.1. Mfjyrfta 100 Bis InrKee tlo.'e Gruuad fepfwr, ) Oi pkg 60 lbs 50 lbs 50 ms c; n3 do do Ginger, do; do; dn do do do do SB ca,sia, Clove, Mac, H Sntmegs S do, ft; o IbS do SO R.i Loose Oiagei ; i bgs 't fciJle fepper; 1 du Go 8pic; 20 mats Casela; 1 ills- Cloves; 1 caae Nctmegs. Jnst i set oclS U. A. COK.', tved mt 7e Main slrvet. MMMVBUKB ! MMPBBJMB I MM to doz Handle SUu tl rushes, from 13 to Mr. 5 dl Hala do dw, asmrted 4 do Haudle 8tuye iu, 0 do dn 8crub du; 10 do riaib do do; t. uo Boat do do; 1 do ast'd Borae dc; ti d.. asa'd Ousllot: do. li ni ulo a. A. COOK'S, 73 Main street. MLtSJTfWB HUB TMM8 4 ion assorted ., IS. for sale at M y.. tniai 'C t, 18, for sale at ..-Ir. B. A. LUOK'd, 73 Haln street. MMMJHTtt HBOO.aH-h duSen Extra A. C.-OK-S. 1 tb iiivjma at 20 AV02 8.V VMlVikMJBl tOo Bj. Eruefc Butter; 111 cierces ,riuia Lard. 20 ii-gi do aVj 8 bbl Mes Po.k; lSk.gs W. K. .-.ut.-r Eof sale at B. A, COOK'S, 73 M;-J tret

z.60 TO TBE ECBr a BAZA A B. SKK Baf r yon buy your goods, go to Cook's, He. 73 fain street Cmlagverv daj n-w goods at th Eorka. nn'4eii to bnv your Greer rs st Cook's. Erery thing yon w... t tan b bsd si Cu k'l. SVir i he best and caeHptt Orooi If a go to rock's. G od news tbe R reka is fu'I of new g odj. How is ir that Cook se.ls so cheap n. e.) be sails

lor cash to all. , ta tbe face of the hard times Cook keeps bis boose i fnl: and its cheap. Join the Family Guard Prill Boom at tbe Kareka , Baxtar. Fo. 73 Mala s:rt-:t. j Keep vours-if posted by rcrng o 73 Main street. I Low prices aufi good Goods at all tla.es to be bad at H. A. Colt . 3t ovarii, to fro-1 X want to get some of Cook's I i cheap Groceries New goods aim Ont every dav at Cook's. ! One pric, but that Is so low you cannot eak it lower at Cook's. Pat np tnur f rieada. tbat No. 73 Main street is ) the place. JRlflL 3X1 ' lonelily of Cook's goe?s always as rfpr--entsd. kAush no to Cook's 11 you want berga d . j Sa'youhiv got to buying your goa-a at Coek's; ! I knew you would f you went once. , Tue lowprices and good (juaUty of Cork's goals 1 is the worrier of ail. ' iTnle-s yon bey at Cook's, you lose ssony. j Volon eer In tbe Family Guard Prill every day at Vo 73 Mala etret. Wonders will never cease, lat.not least the large iww w oe itfuiriai me sLureca ottaar. Xcebiior Golden Syrup only to bo baiatH. A. Cook's. Tea, it Is ackBowlcjgsd tbat Cook sells the cheap- ; sst of any House In the dty. Sounds ! how cheap y.-.u can buy GrorVtes at Vti. 1 73 Main street. It If you want to save money, you must go to the i Eureka Bazaar. oclt) rmxamMB omit " i M 1000 bags Table Salt; 850 bxs do; 10 bags loose- Table fait. At H. A. COOK d. oclfi tfWJl, 9MM.I COJiM, 0ft. S 70c per gal Ion 1 Equal to any. 10 bMs lust tousived at ode H. A. rM)K'iS, 73 Ma n -t'eet. WTTMJVTlOJVr JHJiCMlJS'tSTH eyjr ENGINEKBS LubricaMug Coal Oil for macbi ery of all kinds. Equal to any Oil 1 use; only 60c per gallon. At H. A. COOK. f'iTftO.VB, a UTS, &C. 15 bzs fresh Payer Kaisoos. 40 or bxs do do; 960 lbs Genoa Citron, fresh and tin 1 cask German Pinmsi 1 do do Cherries; -adOO lbs extra new Zante Cnrrealr 3 bbla soft-shelled Almonds100 Bs shelled Almonds; 1 bbl niberts; . 1 bbl Canary Set d; m ' eTi l.do Hemp do; 10 lbs Cnttle Bone for Bltdh: 200 Its tn eh Sultana or feMl'rt Uallu: 75 drums Fresh Figs; im lbs lesh Pa'cs; 1 bbls Split Peas: I gnxs Oox'a Sp-.rkiiug Gtlitiue; 1 gross Coop irs' Isinglass, asi'd sir. I M Be ase'd brands Chocolate; 25 Bs Baker's Cocoa; 20 lb do Broma. Just received at oris ' H. A. COOK'S. Court Notice. Ooui i of Cgmuion PlonH. ' 1ST AT E OF INDIAN Vanderburgh County Jnnnary Terr 18CJ. Alexander Slmrison, ' T vs. J Meoey demsait. William Doyle. j It appearing, by affidavit en die in tbo office ot the Clerk ef tbe Court aforesaid, that the defend- I ant In the above entitles notion (tbe ob -ct of jvbich In to collect a note of 78 57) (s note resident cf tbe State of Indiana. Notice of the ppndency of each action Is therefore given to said William Boyle, and that tbe name wil stand for trial at tbe nrxt j term of tbe Court aforesaid, to be began and held at the Court House in the elty of Kvansville, In tbeCjuntv and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in Jannsrr, 1862. In attestation whereof t hereunto snbscrit e my nsme this 2?.l day of Septemb ls2. LOCIS RICHTER. Clork C. C. P. V. Co. J btikor A Marsb, PITt's Att'ye. sept24-3ww MBlPf S SJI.fi -VO. 7. Nolle is harely sivon, that by virtue of an crder t f s e Issaed ont ot tbe ofljes of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Court of Common Plea", in favor I Wm. Clifford Ncff and against It. W. Ueberd, X will, on i WEDS E8PA Y. O0X0BK B 30th 1861, l Bttreen the hours of ten o' lock a. si. and (tor o'clock r. M of said day, at tbe door or thj Court House in tbe ci y Evansville, Indiana, offr-r for sale at pnblic auction the rant-, Issues and profIts fir a term not exceeding seven Tears, of tbe following described real estate, to-wll: Lot No. thr t3), la Block So. lb ty-reven (17) in tbe Eastern Enlargement of the 1 1ty of Eranavil e afo eaid. And should tbe rents and profits oct sell for a sum soffisiant to satisty said writ and costs, I will at the same time and plac soil tbe simple of said premlsne. uEOBOE WOLFblB, 8. V. 0. Tboa. S. Garvin. Pi'iflfs Att'y. o8 3w MJEMIff'S BJH.M JS'O. ti. " Notloe Is hereby given, tbat by rirtne of sal iaaued cnt of tbe oaVe of tbe OU-rr ;' tlis VanAernnrgh Court of Cotcinoo Pleas in forrr of lies -ry Haub and against Lewis Topff aud others, 1 will, on WEDNESDAY, OeTOB3tt 30;h, ISfil, between the hoars of 10 o'clock a. f. and 4 o'clock p. SI. of said day, at the dcor of the Court Bouse la the city of Kvansville, Vanderburgh county, Iudiaaa, bTsfer for sale at public auction the roots, iasu6 aud profits for a term cot exceed I rg eevea year,, of the fjlloviug described real eslute, to wit: Lot N.3S. sis (S), aad ven (7), In Block No. fnr (4), In Braj 's Eiilargemeut of Evaosvill aiureskid. And should said rents and profits not j sell tor a sum sufficient bo satisfy debt and cost, I I will, at tbs Sam time and place, offer for sale triv ! te simple of said premises. GEORGE WOLFL1.V, 8. V. C. Thos. E. Garvin. Pl'tlTa Att'y. ciS w3w jBRKIP "W SJfJB .VO. 10. Notice la 1 given that by virtne of an tie. utiou Issued out of tbo oflic of tb Clerk of tb Court cf Common Picas cf Vanderburgh county, tadiaua, in favor of Lisett Schemet vs. Hetity sebnlte and Michael Zacheras, Replevin Ball, and to me directed, I have l.-vSoc" cpon, and will, pa THCBSUAT, OCTo&BB 31st, 18C1 . ; Between the hours of t-.n o'clook 4. i. and f.ur o'clock P. M. of said day, at. tbe door of tbe On art Bouse, is the City of CausTille, Indiana, oS r for sale at public auction, th i rents and profits fo- a term B' t exceeding seven years, of the following dearribe-l Beat Xs ate. to wit. Lot No. 10 in Block Ho. In Mills' Enlargement of tbo City of Evansville, being a part of tbe Sou. beast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Ho. 19 In Township So. 6, Sonth of Range N o. 10 West. And sbonld said rente and profits of sail Reel Estate net sell for a sum sufDci r,t to satisfy said " rit and costs, I will, st the name time tnd place, , off.-r fcr sale and s 11 the fee simple of said real e.I3iti, for the satisfaction' of Bai l writ and -osts. GEOuGE WOLFTjIN 9. V. C. Chandler A Bynes, Plfff's att'vs. oc!0-w3 fMMMIFf SM&MJVO 3 By virtu of an order of sale inau. i osrt ot in offioeof the Vanderburgh Court of Common Pleas, in favor of Andrew Darl'Dg and igaiusf Mary B. Iwts aad others. I wlil, on WEDNESDAY, Ov-'TOBiJB th, 1861. ' Expose to eal at public auction at the door of the Court Boose In Evanavtlle, tbe rent, i sues and profits for a term net exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate is the original plan of the cit) of Evansville, to-wit : Tbe undivided one sixth part of tbe f vst half un First street, of Lot No. sixty five (C5) in said ' plan being seventy-five (W ia front on Erst street, and extending bark tba same width half th depth of said Lot So. stxtv-five (CM. Alf the undivided one-sixth part of Lot No. ibirtu (13i j in tbe plan : ire-aid, beginning t tbe corner ot : sold Lot at the intersex tiou of Main uod Water streets, running thence along the front line of said Lot on Water street forty-six feet toward Sjcamore s: reel, thence st right angles to said fr mt line lortv-eiirbt feet.lhence parallel with said frout line forty. six feet to Main trt t, and thence forty- I eight feat to thr b'fftnnioj the whol 4Ibk sub- I ject to tbe life estate of Mrs. Jau Lesis; and should said rents and profits oot sell 1 .r a autn sufOctant to satisfy siid writ and oot, I will, at tbe sm time and plaoo, offer tbe be slrr.pb: of mid 1 premisss, subject as aloreaald. GK'JRGE WOLFLIN, S. V. C . Tbos. E. Garvin, Piff's Att'y. oc8-wSw KM Miff" 'B MI.ft JS'O. 9. A 1 la lu ... ..r. r - b V m Notice is hcrebr elven thai by irtu -.fan ordsr of sale Issued out of tbe offio of the Clerk of tb Vanderbnrg Court of Common Pleas, In favor of. John C. stas.-er, and against Jacob Wnti.lerlicb and Wm. Gelselman, I wilt, on WEDNESDAY. OCrOBEii 50th, lsol' Expose to sals at politic anciiae, at the Court Bvhse in Kvansville, tbs rents, issue., and profits for the term of seven years, of lb following described r-ai estate, to-wit; The Southeast quarter of tbe South t quarter of Section 15 J. thirty two (SS), in Township No. sis (ft), sooth of Rauge No. Eleven (11) West, lo VatvJ rt nrar c-'Onty ; ebon1 -itid rants nvi profit not ll for a sum sutnlent to pay th debt aud coat? I WISH at the sajo ttraeaad place, 811 tbe feu simple of sld prsai. is. GEORGE WWfliS, 8. V. O. Tboa. F. Garvin, Pl'tfTs Att'y, cS-ww

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= NEWBURG COAL For sale at the Landing. Will be delivered to any part of the city, at 7 1/2 cents per bushel. oct2-1m THOS. SNOWDEN, Agt. ——————— OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT CO. OCTOBER 12TH. 1861. <AN ELECTION FOR THREE DI>rectors of the Company will be held on the 26th instant at this office. JOHN J. CHANDLER, Pres't. ALEX. LEMCKE, Sec'y. oct2-tt ———————

sasnrxx s. oiissar ....... witLtAM a. i.iiu. J5. Gilbert St Vo Wholesale Grocern, 3 ycejnore street, bet-jrsoa Water and First, Kranatilla, lodiaoa. A full asaortmant of QrocerJea si Way on hand, and for sale at the leweat prbrs. MOTTJV Hit TW.VO-1 Oh baies foi sals by K. GILtlKRT 4 CO., oc-2 COJPJPMM oel2 no. 4 3y( iimw street. 100 bags p-lDiB tea- talc I y 8. K. j 1 i BE BT A CO., so.tB:,cimi.twt. MJYWJBMU I for sale by OJL i!0 bh'.s In nerlect urder S. E GI L B 1. "AT A Co. K TJim CJJVnr.liBr whole, half and boxea In store and for sate by ocl S. X. GILBEBT A Co. A;Wr -.'i: boxes, bee: quality, for sal bv 9 . E. OITjBEBT A CO . ocl2 No. 4 Sycamore elroot 10(1 tlotun lor salo low by E. lilbftritT A CO. 8. V. 100 kegs beat NewoaStte. 8. . GILBERT A CO. ocl "WMyfjHiTM WW ocl2 J,MMM--0O bills for sale low by H. V. GILBRBT i CO mVd grosi oar a, for sale by oclS 8 E CftPUUT A no. MMmUlTM l.M.i II -f.U kegs pun, tore sale )" G LBKBT dt CO M-IIOKH SVVJ?wr 25 bl.ts, a choice artlcle, f r sale bv 8. E. O LBKBT A CO.. No. 4 Svok or street ocl2 The nnderstanod having parchasrd from Me srs. BKUMMKB A CO., the stock of Goods formerly owned by Boser Brothers, now offer tb ssme l tbe public at verv redoced price for Casta only. ocA-tf . r.. A L ROSEB. PKBHV MM.IM0TT HJS MMinovd bis City OalWv to Kiosmnu's new i bnlldieg, bo. fi3 Main street ocl ! rwi a si jrm tm m r Mijmi rjvn . M the finest show of Pictures are at ELLIOTT'8 ' CityGallery. No. 63 Main street. oe4 WLLMK Iwf bins, "jl J- il ft ark- ' WM. clallv all connaWurci, m: i-.LLIOTr'S Gallery, No. 03 Main strevt or4 mb i " R B 8 ML ebe.paa2o cent lery, No. 63 Main street. at l-""iT' Oltyt,al75 b"E extra Flour, OH half bags " at septs il7Aaa . U. A. OOOa'li. MZIXTmJt JV0. 1 MJLVMMUMV, JO At ti 75 kitt. at spl3 H. A. COOK'S. SfirJS l.Va? JHJUMiJTTBI Of I at II. J.SCHLAKPFCB'H or! New Ong Slot. PISTOLS! Colt's Navy Army Pistols. Colt's New Model Pistols. New Style Cartridge Pistols. A WJ WmW Vsw SfJm A Cartridges, Assorted Sizes. United States Musket & Rifle Caps. Just to Land and selling rapidly Call goon, at r C. S. WELLS', 18 First Street. Evansville, Oot. 8, 1861 POST OFFICE. Evassviils, Ind., October 1, 1861. .v omonrn to .tm ram pjitmmOTIC an? laudable efforts nam being made for t e defvnse of the cit y and tbs welfare of tbe National cause, this offios will be c'osed, so long as tb present necessity exists, at 4 o'clock p. St.; and remain cloved till S r. a., wL .11 it will to opened tor an hour for tb delivery ef the Railroad Mail. The office wlil be opened at seven 1. il., as ososl, and the Sunday hours, from I to r. a?., will remain th same. Nothing will be sold after 4 o'clock at the Perlndiral stand la the lobby except th daily papers, pottage stumps and stamped envelopes. .oc2 JAMES B. aNcMULV, P. w. ipimsJL baa exaexfB pERfeONl DERIVING TO PL CB A8K DRY 1 GOODS at saeb prices as 111 be of an advantjge to themselves, woald do well to give KLL'.OTT BROS, a call, as thsy make It a rule rn sail at jirt timti prirm. MJX SMt m weVla MurJ kJTTJ t4 SBrcffswasaV hrm O'oVt -a TOlt Wlvii and rolo. BaTB C call at a r. 1 1 b6os . IJBbI BJ b'uk EXUkLLENl k AtJ'l C0LOUh.Ii l.'Al. f ' 1 and Delaine, call on ELLIOTT BROS., n- Main .rt UAMiLooNlNu, HOSlaay,FLANNlCLS, Domestics, Shlrttrur in every variety, at kLLIOTT BROS., Ho. IX Main StTM i ton WAiii oiiaicas, iiainto and Tf.-!n-e at your rrari prloaajto to RLLIOTT BROS-, lo. 130 Mala Street. 1 1 8C Huup SaUbVra. A uooU AxSoRTMXNT cf White and tJ "ed. at KLLI- TT Bara, No, 139 Main tM

ADV RTISt MENT OUM VfVIMUS, VIV AMUt." ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT "CHARLEY" HABBE, Prop bas Jr Jnst rx-en rri lted and ffiltrf. uow nmnm io tnsMiblic. i ixpenae tj I spared to place lbs $. ( barter In first rat aud il will be kept as s flrti class bo use ta a.i u 0 AM r. IN THE SEASON, OYSTERS, ! And everything edibla to b potthaaed iu the mar ket wlli berersei up at the ST. CHA.HI-C at , boors, iu a stjlc vb h v iM snlr the incut fastwl ' on- epd iiraVj irr, -r Choice K.aJjd and Im.(.rtad Wloos ; Ibe I Vrwi'ts of 1'1 B-irHn ntvl M "i-jniraUeia ted .1 1 Vo I Lienors ff all bin's w,t be fen ad at ! b' nsries. Imported Citrars. All thr (mri Hrana l"'a'oJs TTways un I na . T" ! -'ion v. .,1 n y aurntM fr'e-.d i ' 'ne prenc general .j 1- reiprctUv so tel'ed. &-. i. CliARiET HiBIss tommrjreis! College ? 5HT M" ' 'lasr araxcT, Evsvs ioit. Isd. The Ninth Annual Session ef tbe above laatitu tlon will commence on Monday 8e:t,sM, 1M1. for Catalog noe, gislng full pari Umkars, call at ten O !! Buotni, or pdrldreea aog-TmdA2-n JREM!li Hoots ana s oes. READ LaWiiENOK haw n -w on htad one of tbe largest stoc ks of Boots und f hoes SVi brought to tbe city, which bars last been am chas-d of the raanufaeiura'S In tb Inst at . lcwt rates. They will Job tue s-rae to OAh bnyers ouly, at corr r tow rates, imj ere before pn cha in, OOt'tl licit a rail irons alt cash elsewhere. on m worn f.-inrtiis wtntlnir do Weil to ! av iheir ortl At rrry )

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, BPrBB't Drue Htort. j ily2 1 i u i- s: n i. i u i r. k F M ADAMS' GA Coavsa MaiK A r-fcooNu n. Eva-1 til it, WM1f THM t JVJ WW cttiarns , f II. with J. V. Adams, and can me d hiin a. in artUt v.h in his work, aud Is worthy 1 cjtlx ns of Kvan-vU. arid try. p. h. unit-.. i. 1 to, slea out ride ; the D. B. Ciitba . James H.Cfs David Hart. Kobt. T. Ultm, Arrb'a IitI.h. i P. Pictocs oboap and otie:)tlall.xl. Spencer House M.HARTH, - Proprietor FAnt $1 00 PiR DAY. JVwrIA- R'nl Cursr or Vnlm Utmot, INDIA ATOLIS. I PI ana; P. HUTCH INSONs J? ..rT T & ? OM-ner of Btvoni! ar.d Main sifrsts, ovst 9tva ' . ( V. n 1 .1 ..... , . .1 . u . . i , ' - w WW H. V" V". . ' . . I . i , x I, LUL I SSO D SI im iroTmentsJo ib prutosle adopted. Offlceho-ir. trm S to VJ a. ., ajij irom 1 to i v.m. Beptat-3 i. ZT.... MM S.V.Vc T JJYff 1.4 IU H V HJtTMM A la'fje stock ot Konne s, ll.t-, Bln'oss Flo vsP!, Bit.be?, Hursrs, and 1111 lr,ry Ooods generally, at SCHiPaEB Bl'siaiKO'!), epW tin 41) Mala stags t WMLCM f.XOZV. Bl o Mllltars rioib Jus MM raotlred by 3CUAPK KB BCSSISO. SoptS Xi". v Slali. street. Mini ; AT A GKEAT SACRIFICE AsooBtigaass of tbe factors, we hxve dlrotlont to elos oat ear uUrs stock of Piano Forte j at prios ; below the cct ofiflaufii:urlDg, vis: I On Cents i twrpcutf e 7 Octav luitrcmeot, rtafl pric S400 00 . 1 bre Ht-omi Coruers, o-rriBtlu, 7 Octat InstrumeLts, fet-iil price 837 J C j On Center finished R. se-ocd Pi.,1,0, r- ta:l F"w .Bo r . 1 On Round O01 nr, 0)4 ut:r lu.truo: ut. rst ili price .gsori Th above Iuiii uuicts wui bs sold at U par (ot . less than mo4i price. The Ptaito ai wanatited equal tany ma 1 la the eowarry. TljoJ.t who need Invtraoaeuta Will do well t buy now. It sot sold wltlila ibrse wmu tit Pianos will fi- ahifj -A buck to lb owlbts. sepl -l m t'l S MIV Warren VH. J. BOVfcB DOlS' lilPEBlAL Wine Hitters ARB compewrd of a pure and no lulo.ratad Wlai. combined with Barberry, Koictu.n'a Seal, Comrey Wild Cberry Tnn Dark, ptkenard, OaaSBonlU Flow-rs and f.-nlisn Ttiey ate uianufaotard by Dr. D.-U hioi-asU. ; . i od and so oessful PiiysfcKu, ai among the qlar lit try, and agalust wlil so Justly prejudiced have aot ij eo Cairly nnd yet tb r is a lo parts of the Culou. Dr. Fr.nk, No. SO oot b Unw lood the Coubptoiessi' a are ilusble Bittari c for b j e . . tbom from a! : it. New Terk Ly mlBi; Dr. says: "1 have 1. n gresliy lienefilted Ly Dons' Wui Bit 1 es, and a in now usiag t l lo and sn c .'.sfu'ly in my practice. As a for Females, I 1 ons.ider Ihem nnfijnalled Dr. Guero-ry, No. 1 West 13d street. "I have need Dr. Loos WiWr EiTH fiwtlce, and In all rase' where n toDlq ia consider thsttt ri.-uudt:sed, mid chiw commend them a laiiiil) SIe iciae." Dr. Maacham, of Florida says : 'Foraevaral years Isuffredul! .' Chronic. I used all o.Ikt reroedl I discarded proJudi', ai.d used Dr. D BiiTzas, which have g: ." . ' f.ttnd 1 leljeve will enre me." Mr. O. S. Weaver, of Albany. N. T.. faj My alls waai..ukiiig rsp.Jiy with nOB the best i-h . ii. isn't in Albany aud Nh pro ouueed her case hopeless ah use I ink BiTTsa, aad is cured " Mr J. N. ataats, of Newark, N J., "M duaghtar was oxtr. mtly til ; she attended by four -,f our beet pbyslcian-t ease was Inn inuualiou cf tbe liowels, w "ully r rrs ot l avail Wwe and 1 produced oil red boneb ss meuded Dr. and ts v.. li.' Mr. Britt-.., bosiou. ias Dc ;. 1 U Of PjI- -A disttUfiui a feuak- fr,. 1 I would ad-. jKBll. M'T consider iheni We might npt give oits-l iet'l pas n.. 1 lb I L. .. fu a haw, car' le cbataetw " t , wrlttBsT t IKS DXa' d thom, and d then would is Id oar poslsble Bitters od of by Mr In all part. the afBictro oo, a but wi oo beat Phy, of tb fo try lb Hf'Ln J! TH K fHI-fWl t, i iflBS, CHA5. WJDD1FILD & CO., PROP'S 7 t tlltain Ml eel, Tf. Y For al by h FI.J.Eti 4- WHITE, Ho. Main street, KvansviUe, lad. sepHS ldidiw MJ Mil OH OlTTMM. 2 th. for 2.-1 ' rents, at eplil ICR'S. , wasUer IU Of ff sT. For i Bio , ocS-Sl MJtML. Wt. TfiU WW and irrmir, with (cood nod apply. Wagis two d f irlher fiartlcntsra ppl) ti f r at this offlco A MMUOWJV'H BltOjy-C'HtJf, T-nVH-MM EMat Ii. J. fif ll LA k,TE It's ocl Nsw D'.ug ktore 5.1 C JrT 8 MM CM. Great Reduction Nice Bed Cedar Book cts srmvrly soli at 74 cents can now be had a 60 cants, at VICKKBT BB09., No. st Mala ataast,

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