Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 88, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 January 1862 — Page 3

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FRIPAT MORNING.. ..J AND ART 1 U'Aol Ad .Jiiiuuaf vf f nUTtring- and Pi e-tso aimmg lite Tol utile -rs woull he provouted lytl.e ftoo u.u ..f IIoLI.OWAV'8 KILLS ANI OINTMENT, rVr Wounds; 8w and fcoi-vjr tin Miutncil is a certain ciro, and f-T Bowel C-om-plalnls, 1'evo.s, Sm iii Pox, ie , tho Pills am Iho lest nioli :ine in the world. 2'21 -i Thing-of It taut if it Joy 'irr Who caii be beautiful with a si. kly l no complexion f Keep the pores of tli akiu free, and tb blood pure, and your checks will vlo with the rtise auJ lillf. The ski u is formed w ith thousands of pore iu every inch of surface whose i.fuce it in to nrrv oft" Mix imnuritios of the Wood tlio ac knowledged cause oral! diseases f ma'jkiudwhu the akin is dry ami part he.I when it i covered with eruptions when it is nld niij tram uiy when ilu-re is iauar.l lev r or iuil mini -.imi - it is impossible for the skin mutt these cil. urn ntsucea t.i perform ill proper film tions, aiid to carry off the impurities I rem the body a ill signed ly our Creator. JtHiSitN'jt M.iUSTAIM URKli PIMiSmunm these obstructions, and produce tree and lit tit liy blood, remove tie eruptions fiom the tikititnid rause it tobrigli'en willi Iho tltiili of youth and beauty. rVauty without paint aod cosmetic lcuty produced by health and happine-is. Judson's Mountain Herb Pill-, are Mtdtl by ail li t it i t j tlval. Ti. liec. Hoott .Vstrs. What letter uetii to the uf Aided than tt inform them of a munly that is giiug to nslcro tlimn to heilih? Have you the Dyl-pia or I. ivpr Complaint ? Aie your ditivo org'inj (l,-bilitat?.l or your tifrous systt -m afTecU-d ? If so, at ouce reaoi t to t'uo n t'lf.m i' ;rmu Bitters," ami yon will lf coniidotoly aud )(irmaiieutly cured. Cor Ktlfr by ilrutrgiits and i!t'alora iu uapdiciiu a i'?t ry wl.i ro, at 73 cents r bottio. No. 15 tttallh. 'J here is nothing mora vitln:iblt than health ; without it, the we.klth of a Crio-ms cm affi r l no oiij jvui 'U t, aud lift, instead of a Hossing, Ihcoiihis a bitrdon. lXoofitimV 0rman Bitters, to lhoe afrtitttd with any di-woae of the ttoiuacb or ilifsti v orpins, w ill prove more valuable than a mine of g ild. For salv by druggist ami ib alort in medicines everywhere, at 75 cjnts pr bottle. jun I Forirarding and Commissi on J. T. i'ox. K. M. iluuPHur.v. COS & HUMPHREY, Forward ing& Commission Merelit's STEAMBOAT ACENTS, AMD WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, EVAN.SVILftK, ISU. ' We have t.ikon thnGrey Kiiijln Wiiai f -Rotit, mid ank of oiirfricnilsacoiitinimncti of tlu-ir ( itr maire. One of it will be found aboard both d;iy ami nifrlit to a)A!id to the wuuM of khippera. fmol ' GEO. KlWTEa, A. II. JTUHTEB, W. A. UWVN. GEO. FOSTER & Co., WHOLESALE CROCERS, Produce and Provision Merchants, rOKSKB Or IXCIT rTRKKT AD Till CitNAL, aii?U . EVANSVHjLE IN D. W'ATTB, CilVKN & CO., I I OtlMi ,i llauim, 1'aducah, Ky., J - Evaiiille, la., lliKolNo, Given i Co., St. Louis, Mo. WATTS, CRANES CO . COMMISSION MEE.CITNTS, Mo. 15 Brood Street, I ArE IF YUKK CITY. have ojuiumI a Holism the- city of Nt w Vuik fr tftf a!o Of Tokicco and Western l'rodacc. V.nltr imiiit) f WATTS. CRAMF & CO. i'lr. l. Watli, ol ilie linn of V':Uia, Uileu . Co., of r-ln. :ih, loia? familiar with Ti.ba-., i!l tnku charge of t Irsit ! 'nvtni.'iit of i nr bnhiio ti, ami Mr. I. A. Crane, of Cr.nm and llrown, Ktmiat t!lu, will take charge f tho ri-o.lmte biiHim 'Ht. mayai WAITS, CliANK t CO. PRODUCE AND COMrfJISSION IMHSK. c'liocse an.1 Butter A: ncy. X XI. O 33 "TO" 0 213 COMTdlSSION UMERCH ANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Choose. r.o. rtecv !4 Syfaniore Sti-fel, KVAKISVILI.K, INII. 10t'JI mTJITXHSlitr W e li iv.. ilna day associate witb tin, in ttie Kormar.liii at.d Coniiuiiuioa bnsiuem, Mr. K. K . Tiiukern, f.i ninrly of the tirm of ftanijtifr liiiikprstir, nodrrlhe Urui nuino of ( P.rovtB ' li-. V K A N E A Ii K V.V W. l. a. Patt. WM. Rfi!l. R K. MJVKtGtlv. CRANE. BROWN & CO . Fonvarding aud Cbmraissioa Morcliantw, . SPECIAL KAILKOAD A(JENTS. Give throiiL'h receipts and mU.a lilrl ranh a.lTaucea on aoipiueuta cf prothice ami tobw-rn lo Nw York. CKASS.BKOWN JCO. Hvaanville. Nov. 2i'th. IsOI. . a. wh. aaowii CRANE & BROWN Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, : EVANSV'il.i.ii, 1 N H. ' Aretit for Kanaiv ta Salt Ci-ihiihii. ""w ' l.tlH:ral Ch lulvant'a made on hiottioi.tn ot Coopers' Tools. WHITE'S K Sir EH, A PZEtS AS If AX EX. KAKTOS'S ' ' Si'BAPEKtt, Khirr'i. fnOfEHS" FttnVS. 1IOWHLS A Sit i'HOZEft, all slv. IILOt'K PLASF., Lfc. h odd Api-tmytn I. JOISTEIl.. I'lilVEKS, Yno mil Erf-a. UUAftES ASU ItOWKLISiS nTTT.-. KKST HTEF.I. COMPASSES. TRUSS HOOPS, from 1 IJi to iif) Utah. The above Rooda we oftr ut Viry low price for Canb, aud Kiifrair.cjthem A No. 1 in tjuitlity null ahapo. JACuC STKAUB A SOJi, , jaul-2w 71 Main .T-t. 'IM H ITTKJS' JKXPUEBH'r7i ' It 9W THE JOURNAL, AND DtlMCATED TO THE PUBLIC When uight obaenrea the light f f flay, A Coal oil Lamp in pood you'll say ; Go where yon have the loawt to pay, -And off to VICKEEY'S wend your way, Where Oil is Forty cent per gallon. " Aud plenty to enpply the million. A largo supply of Lamps you'll find.f t)f Ktyles and pricsa to bnit the mind; ? t There' no light cheaper to he found Not even cindles at la cents per p.uud ; So at YICKEKY EKOS. be snro to call Tu boy a Lamp and get some Oii, , t If Lard of Fluid Lamp yon'vo j;t, . - -We can put oh a Coal Oil top , , 8o cheap an d nice that yon wiil ponder, Aud protest 'gaimtt Fluid ami tlai fior; So hitch your Lamps and save your dimes, And tliu ocotiomiyo theso hard time. JanT VIOKKftV BliOS., 82 Main at. mm just received at KCUAPKEB A BPSSISO'S, " dc.Kl Ji. 4'J Main street. 9W ti.ra, whoee hnsbands, suns and brothers are aerviux in the army, cannot put into their knapsack a more necetMary or valuable gift than a tew tmxea ol iiulIjOWA-s rlLLH OIKT NKnr. I ney liiaure rival in even nutlor tlia exlnure of a aoblier'a life. Only 2 Cents Un tir pot. - , 5s 111 , U-c3 ,; J .1 " BKAN jiHt now reiMivin:; from the Kail re I and for sale at VI.'KKKV itKoS., j'iu7 No. ti Main tr.- t T-it.t5hnrr Monev Taken at par lr K.X)d ui in iayuient of debts, .r LoiiKht at a muali discount tor bankable fistula, by jli7-lw SAMUEL OfitS.

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J J. v. : nexsen, f ; iiiiii mm F.CFF1CE: IN MARBLE HALL. EVANSV1LLE, ISO., R-S V W l'UKFUBU TO TJlICtS JZ Jiisks aud itinuo Policies iu si'Veral of the kleet and most reliable Tusnranco Cuii.inu.if3 of the Unitod States, SWltKrt, STOCKS, UWELLIliGS, ilir.LS AND JOAJSaFACTOKlES, insureti a- the i.i t favorable rales. SIAIUNU AND Ift.ANU NAVIGATION Kik4 takeu im FLAT-BOATS, IvAI,liW,l fcABI HU rS )U tlielr tlAIUiOKS, Also, applic:vtwpj teoein-d for L'KE 1NSU' UAKCK. Combined Capital Represent cd, over $5,000,000. -tiilU. Marble Hall Loil.linjr, No.tt Maiu St. GUARD AGAINST FIRE KV ' CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TIffJ Incorporated 1319 Charter rerritnal. CASH CAPITAL'" $1,500,000, A HPOLUTK AUD UHIH PAIR ET. Net Surplus of $342,181.72, And the prestige of 4U years aucceaf and exiirienco. UPWARDS Of !, 000,000 . Of Insscg have been pjud by the Etna lusurnco Company in tho past HI yearn. The vabi-s of reliable luaiirtii.C t apparent from tho follow in LOSSES PAID JlTt '. TSA I.IBINU THE TAUT riVE iU.H Infihio 5t:;i ,520.83 In Miohignu, fl.8,n.ta.Sl Iu w lacoiteiii, l(iti,!i.S5.li( In Kentucky, 21 ii,'.':iil.40 ML-iHouri, .IS-l.f.lS.O Towa.tMi-.il. 1()I,K9.4C ruu'a & Va.. 31 JW-LSa Th Indiana,... 1 Mi.fi.'W.Sl In U'tiuoiH,.J 448t27.4l Tenuessee .... tt7,f, t:.ai Kansas A Kcb 1S,U.77 Ark. & Gn.... Z3.15.0a Alississippi uud Alabaiiia,...8')Z,4 12.13., Firo and Inland Navigation i.MKB accepted at termcoii8iStut witu solvency aud fnfr profit. Exyninl attention given to iwnraner of DWELLINGS ami Votuerti, Jor terms oj u o ysars. Tho solid service lonz and euccessfull v tried, and the many advantages thoitUiialiistirancoCouipftHy possesses in its line, shoiihl tiot bt overlooketl by those ready to iusine and undvrslunding their b.t intereflU, Ouriiiff "Htnn?ent' timos " tne nocessif y for reliable Insurance lieiohies an Irntierativo duty the ability cf property, oyvuers to sustain loos biag then much Listened, ... Ai;encica in ail the principal citien and t , throughout tlie State. Policit imnt'd wiihtnrt tie lay, by any of tho dulv authorized A'-enla iA -.kn Oimpany. Kur liiisiDess .attended to wilU dofpatch and fidelity. J. W. NKXSEN. Ajront,Maiblo Hall BuiMiuK. Main streoto $ aeptH " Evansvillo, Indiana. PREPARE IN TIMI3 AOATNST THE FIRES OF FALL : if v I'KliUE A AO. 1 INSHUAXCK niffiiviX'ijvs.fior W UAUTiUUD, CONN..: , Tlio Fruits of Iho Plicenix Am tuii.ir- st in Km follow ii?;' statement of FACTS AND FIGURES! :.iio n:i; llin aim Hut eiplali'.J-d Iu pobU.' ben. tit. in lli hltapn i f b'tts. s p.'i.l iii Ih.i vc.- t and Soullt, ibiritfu' the past ft. in ; s ; a lino of vaiiwtle s-.-r-i"e, l.i.m.ra! I. -ts v--.ll iet conini.ri.l:'-e, und whi h tthtilittl Sill; i't I ; ' i -- T 11 K ft''ft'' OFe. r i,'. ewry man v (o I, -it-'iv hw tusuiau-. Kitrsmsrs m.n a .WEl.L Titmu CillttCATI')iS 4'..;... :..:..::..::orniv... S7.v-itt INDIANA I'l.lVt ftij ILLINOIS. tJl.To is M li:IItG AN :!t.tr;i 1:; isConsin....:. :: low A .... ft.fiM in..." :.M INN KSoC ; -...S1'I,S77. -1.2 ..: Y.:,f.-X ... t. ,m;i; ... :: '..'kv'; ... SS.-TJ .... !.: ::yV .... !.! ?-S It! ... 1.H-W .... 1 v--t .... I ,i- .... 4 0vrt-f ?i,.v::i ..; 2.s. 4:t- ... :vf'-s l.li7 im.; -. KKIillAHK A '.',7i--j Hi.. .....KANSAS.. "4,n . I :ii; K KNTHt'K f. i...... r :,!-. t 9r ."....TPS?fKSS V. K . i itskiss 1 r p 1 ... . '7,i.'.s &.; .....M i.s.-:ir i;j :':l,s i'. t:i ;. ......A K K A NS.:i,!;i 'is.. tkxas r.. V....i.. ..... AT.A-RAM A -.. Ih the eijni-ahie fi-!i'v!'ttrid . t'ftt prt.'i; V.tA,Jrc Sft -nie In (,.vT, the t' tl;.li I X staini ure-eeMuenlly tl lite ttentl lis ji ...7i.-i; tci.V its rrrenite, praeitn eyi r'llii rij unit sihtVur C'tf fH'nj'iH iti the iwll. I iisnraneh Hobciie.l, and p.itb'iiM is-ii..ti ai'tt renewed in I iii-i lt.;.(i iinr 1 'i-p.i al i. .1.1, at fai r rales by -S. YV. MOXSHfti, UeHi.Uot A newt. ; - "rim: Alaibte Uall Bui Uliii. Main si 1 t. AtiFSCY OF THE United ' Slates Life iiisisrauce, Kn. l Wall sti-wt, Kew XvrK. ' J.w. It. 'w.um, Pni"t. Jn. Ei-tR, rVc'y. Cash Gtintal S'-l 00,000. Total cash Xtset in Si',0f $000,000. ANNUAL thVKNASKOVia; S(.!0n,li('.0. . Divitlends d-ehM-od ovorv three yea:3. Profils accumulated at comaomiil interest, oa the principle of a Kavins bank, payable i:i additiou to the stuns Insured in cash. Tho busiucss of tbo Company is conducted tipou a casi i-tt!! rxt'Iusivety. OvtreiL'lit thonsikiid insnranc8 have been ouectd by tho Company slircti its oruiiuiztttioti. i'romiuuisun l,lKW.l.jr Jife, may be paid quarU.rly, B-'ini-aiiiiuully, or anunaHy. liATTELL, BEI! Jt & ATIIES, Ai'ts. - OJEco: Ko. b'T Main siret-t, EvaiiKville, lud. Da. II. G. Jones, Medical Examiur, . J. Otlice: First St.. above W'aiunt. nov21-lvd SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION. 0"SJ' TiHsiJi: vita i4t i;j v Jr t)f January, lstik!, I will ik-U at Auction, to the highest bidder, t tlw Marine Hospital, tioar this city; all the ticr'oiiai property in and around that ljiiluintf,-a lilis: One horse, express vragou and harness, ouo cow, a small lot of hoes, 00 bushels corn and soma hay; h ;uso an. I kilcliea furnittrro as folltnvs: 175 chairs, 14 tables aud covers, 1 glass cupboard, 3 wardrobes, 4 safes, -40 waJHStamls, 5 diuiup; table aud covers, it) spiu. tisjns, ! looking' rlasws 123 pillows, i0 pillow slrps, liiTj lvt-d sheets, tablo cloihf, 67 towels, til bu.Utt-atU, ;.t uiosiiUiU curtains, -3 clocks, 4 lied blankets, 12 shovels, tons mi1 poitera, 61 ahucli i.mtrt-sst-s, '54 cotton' ntatresscs (jiart nt-ariy new), SO wasti bovls -anti yrtcht-rs, 1 toilet yet, 5 ln.'d mutt, . bO .cUaaibera, . 13 hospital shirts, 2 cookim? stoves and fixture!, .r Jozeu cups and saucers, 75 plates, knives and forks, aid other nrticlus of kttrnon fnrnitnre too ntiiaerous to mention ; 1 platform scales, 0 door eeraptTs.Jl w he. barrow, b waeli tulw, 12 tual I. oils. , Also an .assortment. of medicines, jars, and V-tiier nrtitlei b.-lttuiiii to the hospital dtpartmeiit ; 45 cortis of woo.i and COO luish;U coal. S11I0 to commence ai. 10 o'clock A. is., and to be conf iuuetl, if ne--essai y, from day lo day, until till is sold. Terms C..-si. j:m7-lw A. L. U0BINSON, Surveyor. jgjil.l!& .1 KJlJVtt lit pos et'rn tpiailly Ulno -MS mixed JtaitS pist ris:.ivd ami l.r suln chtNip at JjCUAUUilt Jt fttM INti'S,

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bt h a. a w. un. Eicluively for the Journal. CONGRESSIONAL. XXXVII- CONGRESS FIRST SESSION . uocss. 1 Washington, Jun. y. Mr: Fnf on " Intrntliirpfl a. hill urnoi. liner for the payment of the interest in cerlaifl Ca3e3 on claims against the government Mr. W ashburn introduced a bill to tin isn iirauds against the coTernment. Mr. Ilichardson introduced a Mil to estab lish an arsenal at SrpincGeld, Illinois. Tho above bills were all appropriately re icrred. The House proceeded to the consideration of the bill abolishing the franking privilege air. uoitax saia in explanation, that bill for tb"i3 purpose has on several occasions passed the benate, but had never before re ceived favorable action by the Past Office Committee of the Ilouse. It was now re ported unanimously, with one exception, In England, even the Queen has to pay her own postage aod no man haa there suggested that the frank'.Dg privilege be restored it it should be abolished in this country it win never De restored and the people would wonaer tnat it Lad existed o long-. Mr. uncii produced a tabular statetr.ent of Post Office expenditures and deficits. Un der the law as it now stands, at least 20, 000 persons, including; Postmasters, whose salaries do not exceed 5200, receive and transmit letters and packages free of post age, in no way relative to public business. lie opposed the bill, for the reason that while it abolishes franking in one part, it restored it in anotlier. Mr. Vallandinghani said this was the day of small reforms, and as the measure pend ing was eminently one of the very smallest, it would doubtless meet with favor. He read from the special Committee of which he was a member, views therein expressed of atjoiistung tlie irankmg privilege, maintain ing among other thinp-g. that there should be the freest communication between Con gressmen Slid their constituents ipon.lialinn.M . . . x -(-, tue priffcipio that the Post Oflk-o Depart ment should be self-sustaininc, and show ing that the increased expenses are owing mainly to the increase of mail facilities. SENATE. Mr.CollatnQr from the Post Office Commit tee reported back the bill to nromote the ef ficiency of tho Dead Letter Office. The bill provides that all dead letters be returned to the writers instead of being destroyed. After a long discussion, the bill was ix.stponed until to-morrow. Mr. Trumbull reported from the Judiciary Committco in favor of the resolution to expell Waldo. II. Johnson of Missouri. Mr. LTaib introduced a bill to punish frauds on tho Treasury. It provides that persons obtaining money under false pretenses, be punished with fine aud imprisonment for not more than ten years. If any officer of tho Government do it, ho be discharged and punished and ever alter held inclligible for any office. Referred. A communication was received from the W' Department, transmitting the report of tho Buiiitary Commission. The Hou.;e resolution in regard to bouded sug'ir aud cofTee, was taken up aud passed yeas, 23 ; nays, 15. Tho ciiiu'uunicalions from the KucreJary iif Slate in regard to the Trent -affair w as taken up. Mr. Kututicr proceeded to address, the Senate. lie look., the ground that. Oait. Vilke3 was not tegaIlyjiislifiV.il in searching the Trent ail taking from her the rebel ambassadors, though in making the cei.!ir, th gallant Captain was actuated by the purest motives and acted in .strict nccordanco with British precedents and inteniatioual law as expounded by the highest Uritidh authorities. He. fontnded that tho uniform policy of the United Stales as wi.ll as the Stales of Continent.-!! Europe has lvi'ii opposed to tho pretensions of the BiiU.-iti Government and has ..maintained a liberal interpretation of the Tights of uetitrals and that in many solemn treaties, iu "many most important and authoritative State papers from the foundation ol the Kepxblic, to tho present time, the. American Government has committed itselt fully and unrest rvedly to the right of a inutial flag to cover civil passengers. .The question, lie continued, has been . argued iti the greatest nlalityand thoroughness by fhe Vnc.st 'eoi inert of our. statesmen,,, including Jefferson, Adams -and Monroe and -other I'lvi-i.lr-nls" and the whole record, of "our diplomacy- i 3 - luminous with - arguments agaifist sju h" netFiJas tbatofCapt. W ilkes..- " Mr.' Snniner proceeded to show -Jhat ne had protested again and againliiata imval C:it;iin had no right to-constitula himself a" jtidge on a deck of a- neutral ahip and take from her at his sole pleasure what he might ifiink was contraband. ler was boundgif he suspected her pf.arryiug Jcon'tmliamis to carry lier inty. vort and have the question decided by.. competent courts, but no court in ibis . c6iintry recognising our national, aud long established position on the law of nations could Ijave lawfully con demned the Trent or held the captive rebels in taking tnem Irom under the Krilisb nag. Mr. Sumner held that Capt. Wilkes, misled by British legab authorities and by British law books, bad violated the American principle of the right of search, while the ibitisu government, on the other hand, has, by demanding the surrender of Mason anp Slidell, stultified its own history, renouncing it3 own principle and virtually acknowledged the justice of the position so long maintained by the United States. This was a political and diplomatic triumph of the highest value, for which we are deeplyindebted to the daring and patriotic net of Capt. Wilkes and the enlightened statesmanship of Mr. Seward. Washington, January 9. Applicants for situations as masters and mates in the Navy Yard, are requested to accompany their papers witb recommendations from their last employees, and must have seen three years sea service, and not over thirty years of age. Acting masters are similarly npiiointed with the exception that they must not be over forty years, of age. Treasury notes are 4 per cent, discount. Exchange on New York per cent, discount. New York, Jan. 8. Specials stale that Gen. Shields was serenaded to-night by the Irish Brigade. He responded briefly, paying ft graceful compliment to Gen. Meagher and explaining his own apparent rejection of the offer of the Government to place hitn ia -command of a brigade. He predicted a brilliant career for Gen. Meagher and iutitnated that he himself would yet lmve a commission- in tbe National Army. - - The Senate Judiciary committee are considering the case of Senators of suspected loyally. They will probably to-rm.rrow, report against the right of the Missom 'oSenators, Johnson and Polk, to a seat in that lHidy.- To-day they considered Jesse D. Bright. He made a lengthy argument to e s plain : hi position.

i-riT-i'-',?--LAST TTIGHT'S : REPORT ThcFrbv6st Marshal of St:; Louis and the newspapersNominations of the Demo cratic Convention Latest from Port Royal The Con federate' tax J Odious Latest by the BohemianFort Monroe Items. " ;': :' St. Locis, Jan. 8th. The Provost Marshal General has issued an order requiring all publishers of newspapers in thelState of Missouri, the St. Louis city papers excepted, to furnish his office a copy of each issue for inspection, a failure to comply with which will render the pa pet liable to suppression. Great excitement occurred in the Chamber of Commerce, this afternoon, on the occasion of the election of officers, which' resulted in the disruption of the Chamber, by the withdrawal of Union rhemliers. Aleasures were subsequently set on foot for the establishment of a Union Chamber of Commerce, which will' be immediately carried" out. ....... - The trouble occurred in consequence of secession members refusing, by their votes," to admit a number of Union applicants lor membership. Indianapolis, Jan. 9. The Democratic following norainaConvention made the" tions, this morning: ,", . Secretary of klate James Clark. Treasurer of Stale Matthew L. Brett. Auditor of State Joseph Ristine,of Foun tain county. Attorney- General Oscar u. liord. of De catur. Superintendent of Puhlic Instruction Milton B. Hopkins, of Clinton. The Convention adjourned, at 11 a. ii. sine die. Washington, Jan. 8. The following has been received from Brigadier General Sherman per Vanderbilt: . Headquarters, Port Royai-, S. C , " - January 2, 18C2. J Sir: "I enclose yon a letter of instruc tions to Gen. Steven?, commanding the 2ud brigade of this Division, of Dec. Cth. The simple object of this dash was to destroy tfrfe Dniieries wtncti ttie enemy appeared to have erected on the Coosa River, to interrupt the navigat ion and passage of that stream, and wtucii had tired on the Mayllower on her recent passage through that stream, to sound the deptb of the channel. The affair succeeded perfectly : and tho enemy were driven out of tbair intrench mcnts, their batteries demolished and the property found there brought away 01 destroyed, with little loss of life on our side. After the ohieet of lie expedition was executed Gen. Stevens rernrned to Port Royal Island. As soon as his report reaches me, it will be forwarded to you. . , Southern papers say nobody will come forward to take the ofll.-e of collector of the war tax in the Norfolk District and II. T. Garnett, Chief Collector of the Confederate war tax in Virginia, in a formal advertise ment, threatens to appoint some one from outside to perform that duly, which in hi9 proclamation he admits to be "odious to the people there." '" ' m l. Baltimoue, Jan. 8. Gov. Bradford was uaugurated al noon to-dny at Aunapolis. He made an able and most elonnent adlress, coudeuiuiirtr the reliellioii in the strongest li-i niti und expressing the utmost devulion to the Union. "; ' LATEST MY THE 1! (HI EM AN. London, Dec. 2G. The German papers Stale that France alone has rsre?sed views on the American coefliot., They nlso stale that the circular of M. Thoivu)ul was not communicated to all European towers, therefore it is questionable, whether a reply will be given to it. , , "Paris,' Dec' 20th. The Uoiifililtitiouale proves by legal arguments that the detention of Mason and Slidelf, was a violation of intermit iinl rights. ... Four MunruG, Jau. 8. The steamer Con-oe-Jjcut from Jiiew York, arrived this afternoon, and sails fur Port Koyal. , Judge Marvm of the Admiralty Court at Key. West, goes oot as- a. passenger in her. Tbd rebel batteries at Criney Island have .been pracliciug mII day. ; paperj have been receired from the South to-day. " . i W ashington, Jan. 9. The Seusrfe galleries were densely crowded to-day to hear the speech of Mr. Sumner,. The diplomatic corps were largely J represented, including the A usl r 1MB aud French Aiimsters. Lord Lyons Was not present. Secretary Chase was among other- prominent personages, who occupied seals iiion the floor. , .

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--Ap rial Pispitoh to the M iouri Pemocrat. ; ' Cairo, Jan. 8, 18C2. Jeff. Thompson's band is again infesting t.he' country west of Commerce, Price's Landing and southwest of Cape Gircnleau. A body of them is at William's mill, near Saxton, grinding wheat. Tbe remainder of them are scattered about in various parts of that county. Boats coming down the river should exercise great care. Jeff's force has ben materially reduced of late, now numbering not over six hundred men. After the return of the expedition from Bird's Point, last night, a second force, consisting of detncbme.-.ts from the Tenth Iowa, Twenty-second and Seventh Illinois, undir commmand of Col. Pnrsell, of the first named regiment, left for Charleston, Mo. They got away from Bird's Point about 11 p. m. About daylight this morning, their advance was fired upon by the rebel cavalry which they were seeking, lying in ambush in a corn-field. ' As soon as they had fired, they jumped on their horses and fled. Five of out men were killed by their fire, and several others wounded, the loss falling mostly on the Tenth Iowa. The names of the killed are not obtainable this eVeiiing. Twetny-five thousand troops aro on their way here from St. Louis and other points. As soon as these re-enforcements arrive, a column of from sixty to seventy-five thousand troops will move from here aud Puducah, under command of Gen. Grant. This will be but the advance column. Another will follow shortly after. The destination of the forces is said to le Nashville, Tennessee; whence, if a junction can be formed wtih Buell's command, the entire army will proceed to New Orleans. A movement will undoubtedly be made within the next six days. " ' The Bird's Point expedition brought back as a prisoner man residing on the other shle of Charleston, who on approach of our lorces stated no troops had boon in hia vicinity for several days. ' The ambush was but 150 vards beyoud tlis door. . " . G. W.B. '''"' "r '

C1NCINNA TI MARKET. Cincinnati, Jan. 9. No change in flour or grain.

T Whisky wa3 held at 10 in the morning, T "." . t tr t. . .. 1 out aiier tue xnew iors report wna wwue public, on 'Change, it advanced to 18, being an advanco of 3 peats per gallon closirjg buoyant. , . . 1I0Q3 dull at 3.003.15; not much done; 7j,00Q 4-eceived. . ."; Miss Pork at 0.OO9i25. Lard C J, and in good demand. Greex Meats lower; shoulders 2J 2 ; sides Z j bulk sides dull at 4. . No buyers at 3. . , Largo offering of hogs to ccne in some days ahead, bnt no buyers. Groceries unchanged and quiet; sugar 9J,1I; molasses 4547; coffee 19321. Exchange very dull at J discount and prem., tbe latter a nominal selling rate. Gold 34 prem. Not much demand. NE W YORK MARKET. New York, Jan. 9. Flour steady, at 5 D05 55 for super western, 5 705 90 for common to medium extra western,,. 5 905 9G for shipping brands, G 056 75 for trade brands. Whisky unsettled and very much exejted and higher ; 700 bbls sold at 252G, clos ing wilb some holders refusing to sell at less" than 28c. What very nniet ; chippers insist on a decline, while holders, with only a light supply, are not "disposed to realize, except at full prices ; white western I 48. Barley quiet and steady. Corn opened firm and closed a shade better; 4,000 bushels sold at C50CC for western mixed. Oats in moderate request at n shade easier; prices at 4 1(343 J. Pork steady and unchanged; sales 1,075 bbls at 11 7512 25 for mess, and 8 000 9 00 for prime. ' Pittscurg, January 9. River unchanged. Weather cloudy. Snow melting rapidly. From Zollicoffer. From a gentleman who arrived last . night from Columbia, which place he left yesterday morning, we learn that a scouting party came into Co lumbia Monday evening with five prisoners, wnom tney nad taKen as tney were endeavoring to work their way to Zollicoffer's camp. They were captured at or near James town, the county-seat of Russell county. Two or three of them were younp; men of Louisiana and Texas, (so they say,) who have been going to school at Bardstown. One of them is a young inau of Bardstown. The scouting party report that Zollicoffer, with a force of about 4.000 men, is moving up towards Columbia, and was at last ac counts between Creelsboro and Columbia, but this we doubt. Creelsboro, on the Cumberland, is about forty miles from his intrenched camp at Mill Spring, and the road he would have to travel is very circuit ous and at this time of the year exceedingly difficult. VV hen our informant left Columbia the news was that Greensburg had been depopulated, only some twenty families being left in the town. Two or three regiments of Gen. Ward's biigade went to that point yesterday. morning and will hold l.--Lon Democrat. The Closing of Charleston Harbor. A Charleston paper of tho 20lh, after men tioning tho sinking of the whalers at tho etilrauce of tho harbor says: Charleston harbor -has a waterfront from the Rattlesnako Shoal lo Folly Island iiencii 01 about eix miles, with numerous passages to and from the sea. On the oc currence of the first heavy northeaster, after the sinking c the wrecks, the force of tho wind, the heave of tho sea ami the action of the quicksands will, according to all pre vious ex jierience, dissipate the Yankee ob structions with a rapidity nearly as great as that of the late terrible conflagration. He have known uew and first-class ships of nearly one thousand tons capacity, loaded with railroad iron, stop on the bar, ufniidchaunel, and in a few weeks there would hardly lie a trace of them, and what could be found had worked upon the shallow part of the bar. The permanent closing of Charleston harbor bv sinking vessels at the entrance we consider an impossibility. This attempt of the lankees, however, will have one ood effect attending, to quiet the otrves of an v citi.eos who may have sup posed that the Lincolnites intended an attack ocr our city from the sea. (5? Gen. Buell has issued an order placing the navigation on the Ohio below Louisville completely under Government superviaiou Neither passengers nor freight, letters or newspapers, are to lie taken with out passes, and the boats are to land only at authorized points. A large amount of smuggling ha3 been carried on at obscure points along the lower Ohio, which this regulation is expected to prevent. Cincinnati Gametic. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,r.f iJ'tt "TJLLOW VJtJYItl.KS. w 'l' boxes, Hill & Co., extra tallow Candles; 15 do l'mery & Son., fi's Star Candles; 15 dt do 7's do ' do; t do do 4's .t .Vs do. At - janfil II. A. COOK'S. GREAT CURE! DIl. LELAND'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAUD, 19 in. unLi Kiiunii itr. ai r.11 1 A.U11 Rheumatism, (jout & Neuralgia AND A CCRK FOB All Mercurial Diseases. It is a coiiveuieutly arranged Baud, containing miHlicaiedcomiiouud, to be woru around the wais without injury to the most delicate persons, no change in habits of living is required, aud it entirely removes the disease from the system, without producing the iiuuriouseQecta arisiug from the use of powerful internal medicines which weaken and destroy the constitution, ami give temporary relief euly. l!y this treatment, the medicinal properties cental:; i-.i iu tue Baud, come in contact with the blocd and reaches the disease, throngh the pores ol tho akin, effecting iu evory instance a perfect euro, aud restores the parts afflicted to a healthy c Utliiiwu. This Hand is also a most powerful Anti. Mercu rial agent, aud will entirely relittve the system f-.-om the pernicious effects of mercury. . Modvrate cases are cured I u a few days, ami we are cou. stai.tly receiving testimonials of iu oUicacy in aggravated i-hS'-s of long standiug. Prick Sl.Oil, to be had of druggists generally, or can betteut'fy mail or express, with full directions lor use, v any part ot the couutry, direct from th P iut ipal Office, Ko. 4l Itroadwsy, New Vor. G. SMITH & Co., Sole Prop's N. B. Descriptive Circulars sent frte. Agents wanted Every where. "St For sale in Kvausville by Keller if White. SHCawooD llom-r, Evansvillo, March 26tb, t.SGl. Sir. ir. P. Morse liKAKHia: Euclosetl find 52.00. 1 find thai year Afilr-UbenmaU: Baud has removed my Ubeu mutism. I am, respectfully, yours, It. A. Bwrkk, ap'J-IydAw With J. 8. Jaqueas & Co. IIOOFI.ANO'S UKRMAN BITTEltS, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackstiu, Philwielphia, Pa., and sold by drurt'tats nod dealer-i in medicines, evcrvwhere, will cure all diseases arising from cijutdvrej Liver or SU-uiat.li. jaul-UAw-W

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mpoTMCE' Off the ojjv .rf.v W and laying out of Public Alleys. '.i-ic.i bly to tbe Charter and Ordinances of the Coy, notice is hereby given that on the Mlb day i rw cemhor, lstil.an order was passed by tho Cuuim-i Oonncil of the City of Kvanevillo, iop:!riiigul!e-.-i to le laid out and opened iu Block nuuibAreijjht.vtwo (No. 82,) in the Town of Lamasco City, now Cityof Evansvllle, and that a plot showing tho position, width and loncth of said allevs was ap pended to said order, and is now on fde in this otlice.- T. BUEKK, Clork. Clerk's Ofllcc, Jan. 8, 1SG2. f.w CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR I LANK SIDE-WALS. Tec. 21, 1SC1. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Conncil of tho Cily of Evansvillo, thnt tho owihts of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoiriir. - tho south side of Franklin strwt, from Second Avenue to Third Avenne in said city, cause the (tide-walks thereon to I brought t the projwr grade, and that they cause a side-walk of CI ass Kiv. 22 tt) ie laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. ' P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, January 1, IS02. "COllPORAOin4bTlUE. ' ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. rec. 21, 1SC1. A nd now it ia hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the Cityof Kvausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or Adjoining- tho west shld ol Third Aveune from Franklin street to Sixth troet, in said city,cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, aud t'mt they cause a a idorwalk of Class No. a to be laid down thereon within thirty, days from tho publication of this ordor. P. IlUKtK, Clerk Clerk's Office. Jannarv 1. ISf.ii. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SIDK-WALK. Pec-ember 21,1801. And now it is hereby orderetl and directed by the Common Conncil of the City ol Kvausville, that the owners of alt lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the Northeast side of Secoud street from Unn street to the Corporation line in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class Ha. 2 to lie laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. B0UKK, Clork. Clerk's Uflice, Sanuary 1,186-2. - CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDKR rOR P L A N K S I D E-W A L K . Pec. fif.th, 1861. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the city of Kvausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining tlie south sido of Sixth street, between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue, ia Raid City, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to lh proper grade, and that they cause a siilew-aiR T Class tt o. is to lie laid dowu thereou within thirty day from the publication 01 mis or.ier. . P. UUliUJS, Clerk. Clerk's O.'lice. January 1. 18i;2. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Iec. 21, 1801. And now it is hereby ordered an directed by the Common Council of tho City of iLvausvnio, that the owners ot ait lots or part ot 101s minting on or atijoniin? tlio north side ot becoud street, from Kulton Avenue to Fifth Ave nue in said City, cause a sidewalk of Class Uf. 2 to be laid down thereon withiti thirty days from mo puiutcaiiou 01 1 11 is ortler. P. EUUK E, CI k Clerk's Office, January 1, 1 862. er CORPORATION NOTICE. ; ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, 1801. And now it ia hereby ordered and directed by the Crmmon Council of tho City of Kvausville, that tbe owners of all lots or parts of lots lroutmg on or .ulioitiliig tho west sulu ot Filth Avenue, from a point opposite Second street to Front stret in said city, canse a side-walk of class no. to be laia down tliercon within thirty davs irom 1 no publication 01 tnis oriier. P. liUHKE, Clerk. Chirk '8 Office, Jnnnary 1, 1SB2 CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SfDE-WALK. Dec. 51, 1861. A. id now it is lu-rebv ordered ami directed by tho C'umnn Council of the City of Kvausville, that ttie owners of nil lota or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the Northeast side of rront street, rrom Fifth Aveune to Pearl street in said City, cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon wihin thirty davs from tho publication ol this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, January 1, IS(!2. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK BIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, 1S0I. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Conncil of tho City or r.vaiisviiii', mal 1110 owners 01 all lots or parts ol lots flouting on or utljoinitig the Northeast sido ot r rout hih-ci , irotn feari tuMxth HUimt in sai Cily, cause a Hide-wall, of Class No. 2 to bo laid ilewu thereou wilhtu thirty ilas t'roin the publication of this 01 tW. p. BUliKK, Oluik. Cleik's Office, January I, 1SB2. CORPORATION NOTICE. ; ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, 18(51. And now it is hereby ordered ami directed by the Coiutnou t'ounoil ot tho City of Kvausville, that Hie owners ol" all lots or parts ot lots trouling on or a.lp.i'Hng (lie Norlhwfst siiio of C.i.trrv slree.t, l.i-i-u Kiglith and Ninth streets iu fcaid t ity, cause Iho side-walks thereon to bo brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side walk ol class No. t to Isi la d dowu (hereon within thirty days lioln I mi pnldicalioi) of thiu order. P. l'-UKK K, ;iert. t'lerk's Office. I .nmry t.lHCi. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. Abovw, Me juvMt'iit y.n wtth n. n rft t likniitjn ol Teaiiro, a ctainf vf a Irilrt ol tit tlrrtit;e A Joe Nation, tli at ouro rull Moico. You will fin J a full acouiit of him aud tits io;Ie iu our Hiiiptilcta and almanac to te liar! gratis, from th Atrnuln of ttienw Piiis. Tbe iuvutr and u? hod Torturer of ' JottHon'a Moutitoiii Hrrb fiMri, had apeut the frearr nrt of Lib lite in traveling, h;ivin fiitJ nearly vtry comitry iu the world. lie apeot oror six yera among the ludiausof tlm litn ky Af oniilaina and of IMhxico, and it wa thus that tltt " Mountain Uhtd Fills' wtre disrx'verwd. A very interesting account of his adventureH them, you frill Und iu our Almauac and Pamphlet. It ia au eHttdi8het1 fact that nil diaenm aria IMPURE BLOOO! The bljod is tlie lilel una tvt-i. uy rnreiio or healthy matter gels mixed with it, itisatoin-odis. tributed to every organ of ttie bo.ly. Kvery ilervo feels the poison, and all the vital organs ipiit kly complain. Thestomat h will not digest the iisid ptirtectly. The liver ceases to secrete a sufficiency of bile. The action of the heart is weakened, and bo the circulation is feeble. The lungs Istcomo clogged with the poisonous matter; tieitcea connh and all from a slight impurity at the fountainhead of life the Blood 1 As if you had thrown some earth, for instauco, in a pure spring, from which ran a tiny rivulet, in a few minutes the whole course of the stream becomes disturbed aud discolored. As quickly dims impure bhiod tiy to every part, and leave its SLing behind. A II tbe passages become obstructed, and uoless the obstruction is removed, the bimp of life soou dies out. These pills uot only purify tho blood, but regenerate all the secretions of the hotly ; therefore, unrivaled as a VllUE VOK. IULLiIOI'S DISK ASKS, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Ac. This AntiBillioH Medicine expels from the blood the hidden seetls of disease, aud renders all the tlirids and secretions pure and fluent, clearing uutt resuscitating the vital organs. Pleasant iudeed, is it to ns, that we are able to place within your reach, a mediciue like the " Mountaiu Ifmb Pills," that will pass directly to the afflicted parts, through the blood and fluids of the hotly, and cause the sufferer to brighten witb the Husli of beauty and health. Juihottt rills are the Best Remedy in exutU ence for the following Complaints. Iknvel Cotnj ' iUs,DclUHi, lnwar4 Wtalnee Coughs, Eenuile Com-pVts, Liver Complants Chest IHseases, Fever X: Ague, Iiotottess 0 t-yiriis CostuKuess, Heartaches, Piles, , Colds, Indigestion, Hotie and Gravel, Dyspepsia, Influenza, Secondary ywDiarrhata, ltiflamation, ' fown. Dropsy, 4 GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Venules who value health should never be with out those Pills. They purify the blood, remove obstructions of all kinds, cleanse the skin of all piuiples and blotches, and bring the rich color to tuo pale check. "Tbe Plants aud Herbs of which these Pills are made, were discovered iu a very surprising way among the Tezucaus.a triboof Aborigiues iu Mex ico. Uet tho Almauac 01 our Ageuc, a 1111 you win read with delight the very intonating acconnt it contains of the "Croat Mediciue" of the Aztecs. 4Hmsrrs. The Mountain Herb Pills are put up in a BeatUilKl Wrwper. Each ba contains 40 l'iUs.and retail at 25 cents per box. AU genuine luive the j,-uo-lurt of B. L. JUOSOS CO,, onraeli box. Km M Wf SM iwemfw m r-wr., SOLE PROPRIETORS. Ae. SO Leunard Ktrccl, SEW YOUK. Aeeuts wanted always addre as aliove. ""1 tr Kor Bale in Kvansv ille by Keller A White, Leieh & ttilstedtt ''I'houitmon, Bierlsiwcr. I'iurce and by our Agents and Merchants iu every towu in fosey, tjioson, ami Warrick counties. iua 8-1 niUiiw-M.lt. . ' - . . ,: M aiio Jlarket Baskets. tduall kiwi clothos Baskets at 75 cents. Wfroug hickory and white oak teed Baskets at fi'Oui -3 to M rents each at VIBK.KRV BROS., octSl Mo, li. 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AY-fclR'S 8 a par A emnis'iini rori,e., ; itesf riii d to be the n-enl cfft-ctii-'l Alieslivti ib-ti cr.n bt 111:1 '.. Iiir-acn. reiili'iiM-.l exlra- t of I'uie Kirs t'.iil- li 1 . .;.i c lld.iil e-l with . t!i. rnl.t.im-.-s r t ill rt a! i .-ill - r.,t -ve iwrriw t" allot:! ai ISviiv. inli.:..;n ,Vi iho .!;.-fii';.-s Sacs .p irilla U r..;.':re-i t. ct.;,-. !t i-i 1,0. I'.-ved that such n r.-iu.- !i is ui-- ! 1-. t' n . n i. -1 V som-r from 'lrnmoiis comrl.unu.. n', i;,-,. on - i shieh will .tcc.i'e; !isli o..-ir ! u i.i.i (..,.-.-.- i.i i ni on -it e f-i rv Eft- 1 . Mii-i l.ir.r;. - pj; I i-m t-f ,(;.r f!Ii, i -t-4 ti-lh.w-i-ili.. 11 flow co.";;.' i--I this ci tci tnin I Will 1I1 it Im b -1 .i i.'..e,il y eo. 1 ii:..-et on in.-. ny f ttwrvor.st c v, - t . 1... f..,;..! ( f (i.,. f . , 1. . -conipl:iift!: fctcrolut.i an.1 SrroTnloM - Co i (.'.iii t and Kriiotie I'is..nes 1-t.ers Pimo e-, Tumors. l.honni. Nmbl i;o.id. s Syphilitic Ail. rtu.itr, Ah rceri.-tl Pi-.eif.. t .011. I '1 o-.v Kelirallfia or 'I ir I N.it.f.-,M, , I'ehiliiv, antl Intliirsiioii, I..- sO'i-l.t, 1;.t.. nr J-'l. a'iiiIi.i ny s r ire, an. I mil.-i-i twn ! I be be1 l. ht clrt-I'-ttHI 1. el a ii.C c(.mj.ta:ntr arising from Imi -in itv .- This COIUpolllitl u iil be of health, when Ink. 11 ifonl humors w hich loMci sou of the year. iii many rankliug dism I. it rt-.tt pin -, t,. -Vj Ht ! il.-eoii ol" 1 t: in iho r.l. Ii-'...iv ( sir !'pe-l multitudes can, bj- the aid this ro'iciiv, t-;-.-,-themselves from "the t -i-lm in ..f I -i-.i ni-j and nlceroiM sores, through tvhi.-h f h. m ! n; mi.-: try to rid itself of corrupiifiis, it net udo this thron.;h the niitnr.-il rh-oim N of tin- h...'v by an oltwrativo niedii iue, Ci.v.n-ie out the vii:.t ted blood whenever yon tir.l ir-t ii.i.!ir,ri.--t I.ut .1 trig through the skin in pimples, ei npl i. iM. sores; cleanse it when you f. t) ,1 i i b-iiu.-i.-.l mi.: sluggish iu the veins; cleanse ii w!.. m-'.r i: foul, and your feelings w ill lell yon !n n i-v. i. wiwre no particular disorder is l.-b , j.--t ,(r. cn;.. betlr health, and live loncer, I." ,-!, a. ; 1 .. blood. Keep I he blood heallliy and nil is v,!!, hut w ith this pabulum of Iii,. dis,oiil--i -I tine,. -,. be no bisting bealrh. Sooner or iab r j.iu i,;. must go wrong, and the Croat niacin,... ry ,.f i-i,. ,- utsoruereu or overthrown. Sarsaparilla has, and deserves n:ycti, 11... r. 1 tion of accomplishing th,.;i,y-. CI: 3 ;,. I has been egreiousiy.dV-,C sy ppr-j .u-tti.in-i -.-J it, paitiy becaasethe drill; 'alone lias not nil !!.- virtue that Is claimed for it, but more I t , 1: -many prcparatious, pretending to bo coDcenl 1 -.1 i oxtracis of it "contain but liitlool the virl .- . sarsaparilla or any thing else. Dicing late years tho'public has been mird.-i 1 v large bottles, pretending to trive arjnart of K.-.H:.. '. of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Host r-f thetc 1:;. , been frauds npon the sick, for ihey not only con tain little, if any, Sarsaivanilit. but often no rnr.n tive properties whatever. Hence, bitter and pain fill disappointment has followed the use of he v. rions extracts ol Snr-vtiHU-ilhi w hich flood tlio m:i.--ket, until the namo itself is justly despised, amlljis lume synonymous with impositiou and fili al Still wo call this componnd Sarsaparilla, ami u.li-n.l i-o supply, sncii a remeily as shall icsimio the naiiio from Uie load of obloquy which rests upon it.. A nd wo think w o have ground for believing it 1ms virtue which are irresistible by tiio ordinary ran ol the disea s it is intended to cure. In ortler to secure thoil complete eradication from the f-ystem, the reme Jy should be judiciously laken according to directions on tho bottle. TREPAED V.I Dr. J. C. AYER, Price, SI per ISolte; Six Itottrn forS3 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, has won for itsolf such a renown for the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, licit it is-eutin-ly unnecessary for us to recount the eeldeuce of its virtues, w horever it has boon employed. As it has long boon in constant use throughout this suction, wo need not do more than assure tlio people its quality is kept up to tho best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it bus over been found to do. Ayer's Cathartic PiJls, FOB TBI! CUBS OF Cyttiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dymtcry, Foul ttlomach, Erysipelas, Jlead,ictu!. l'iles. kheumatiem. Eruptions, awl bktix Diseases, I.imr Comnlnint, Liropsy, 'JieUer, Tumors and Suit tiheum. Warms, Gout, Neuraltia, as a Dinner Pill, anil fur Purifuinn the llloo-i. They are sugar-coated, bo that tho most si-imi. tivo can tako thom pleasantly, and they are the liest apor nt in tho world for all the purposes of a family p..yBic. raicK 20 cents pes box i 5 cox i-s rou ft .On. Croat numbers of Clergymen. Plivsiciana. f?i:.l,.a. nion, aud eminent personaires, have lent their names to certify tho nntiaralitvl usefulness of 1 j. remedies, but our space hero will not norm it the in sertion of them. The Amenta below named fiinilnli gratis onr Aifi.aiON Almanac iu wiiich tii.-y ui-e giveu.wiUialso full descriptions of tho above t.0111plainte, und thi treatment that should bo fu! lowed for their enro. Oo not bo put of bv nnnrlncfidori di, .'tlrtr. with other preparations thoy make moro front on. I'eniauu AlKtt s, aim tako 110 other. The sick want the best aid there ia for Iheiu, und they Bhoiil.l have it. All our remedies are Bold whol.-flaln an. I rtti .il l Keller Se White, N. 8. Thompson, Bicrbuwor & Pcarro, Leich & Carlatadt. Kvan-ivillc. and bv all dealers iu modiciuos everywhere. v lious-Ue agents, Allen & !1( Ciucinuati, and R. A. Koliinsoii ,t Co., Louisville. NEW CASH STORE J! K"o. 16 First street. las lust returned from the east with the largest uud Is st selected t.x;k of Maido und Kam v ii. v Uoods ever brought to this market, 11ml having i!eterniiued to adopt Iho Cash Sy.tan in till cases be li-l.scouliJi-iit that he can sell goods at But h pricr as will bo to the advantage ot all to mmliu ol His stock consists in Hart, i f the followiiit; : Delaines, Cnahnicrea, English and Ercnch Merinos, roiilins 111 great variety. Scotch and American Ginnrhams. Fancy and Black Silks. Bombazi ne and Canton Cloth for Mournintr Dresses. Merimac Prints, Jaconet, and Bleached Muslins. Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarlctatig. all colors and qualities. Clolh Cloaki, Bind; Killv & Cloth Mantillas, good stock of Jaconet aud Swiss EJg. ings and Insertions. Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars, antl Mournlno; Collars, handsome stock of Dress Trimmings, largo and complete stock of Ilotuery for Ladies, Mis3C3, and Children. Men's four and eix thread French llalf-IIose. 'complete slock of Boots and Shoes, for Men, Women, and Children. A good slock of Mound Undershirts ami Drawera for Men and Women. A tea, a splendid stock of Ilotue Furnishing Goods, as follows: Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cocoa Matting, Druggets, - Bags, - Door Malta," Cornicc3, Stair Roils, Embroidered Swiss and LnecC:irtuii!f, Buff and Green Holland, Plain and F;;n ry Paper for Window Shades. All tlie above stock will bo sold Exclusively for C A3 THE CBEDIT SYSTEM 13 PLAYED OUT. J.S. HOPKINS, No. 17 'ir.t street. ect31 , , if Haw llczk, Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in cf ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS JULY 1st, ...,51,.r00.(KK) Tho Home Insurance Ccmpany Insures agnir.-d Iioss or Damage by fire cn liwelliugs aud thcii contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 yc-ara on th most favorable terms, btoros, WareliOU-s, fctts ks of Merchandise, Prodnce, Manufactories, Machinoand all insnrablo property, at fair aud eyuituMo rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, shipments ppon thojiivers, Lukes, Canals and Jia'il-iw'.s. us levr as the nature of the risks will bear, with Ciiuess to the UAiur:-d and the Company. Adiiwtiugalll.isst-1 fiurly, and r-r-impCy pnylnn them. C1J AS. J. M A U'f I U, It.s'I. A. F. WlLMAt'.Tll, Vi.-u itca't. J. Mii.tok Smith, rWret iry. John MoGb, Aas't Sec'y. Applicatioua tande to ami poN i.-n ixsucd by A. O. II A LU't'K A W-'A", Agt , Und Street, cn,' IVet C'lUce.

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