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VOL. XVIII.

TELEGRAPH. Death of Congressman Johnson! i SPECIALS. INDIANAPOLIS ,Vi5 v.4 u- - The President's New Plan of . jnstment. AdGen. Fnllerton for Post Master at St Lonis. ; THE TARIFF BILL

jl, CONGRESSIONAL: I PROCEEDINGS. ' .INDIAXAPOJL.IS.I dU' i a 4 -:.! ; - A -I . i Congre&sldnaK Apportionment Caucus Bill Reported It will be made

the Special Order ror Tuesday, Special to the iEvansvIIld Journal.

Indianapolis, Feb. 1, 1867 The Senate Committee on Congrei?1' yioB!l Apportioumeqtf reported) the Bill for re-districting the State, which was made the special order for next Tuesday at half past two o'clock, ill is the same bill which was adopted in the Republican cauus, and will be made a party measure. Under it tbe Districts will be as follows: First' District Knox, Daviess, Pike, Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh Warrick, Spencer, and Perry. These" . counties in the October election gave vS a Republican majority of 265. Second District Martini Dubois, Crawford, Orange, Harrison, - Floyd, Clarke, Scott, Washington, and Jackson Democratic majority of 4,331. ;

Thirdv District Bartholomew, Jennings, Jefferson, Decatur, Ripley, Switzerland, Dearborn and Ohio. Republican majority 1,440. j . Fourth District Hancock,. ShetbyT Henry,- Rush, Fayette, . Waype Union and Franklin. Republican majoM 3,208; ; .a ;rl f Fifth District Putnam, Hen.dricks, Morgan31aron ( and. Johnson. Republican majority 2,435. j .j, Sixth District Vermillion, Vigo, Sullivan, Parke, Clay, Greene, Oweri; Monroe and Lawrence. Republican majority 1,177. j s Seventh DisTRicr Benton, Warrenj7 FftunMin' jTippectfnoe, 1 Mont-J - gomery, Uarroll, Ulinton and tfoone, '''Republican majority 1,076'. '"'" j i Eighth District Cas's Ilqwaf d, Tipton, Hamilton, Miamr,-Grant and Madison.ij Rpublioad majority, 2,012. iNlNTH ; District Wabash, Hu'n- .., tington, AJlen, Wells, Adams, Blackford, ' Jay, -Delaware and. Randolph. Republican majority, 1,362. i i i " j , )';Tenth District ElkbarK'vIvosciixsco,',', LagrangeV.l No bler ; Whitley, Steuben 'and DeKalb. ;,' Republican majority, 3,388. " '"." j : Eleventh iDiSTRIcrLake, Newton, Porter, Jasper, Laporte, Starke Pulaski, St. Joseph, . . Marshal and Fulton. Republican Majority',' 1,369. , .The' minority report,' which, is the Democratic caucus bill, has not yet --'ieen 'submitted. luU.VVJ.C i, Crane's resolution i instructing our i ; Senators, and, requesting our Repre sentatives in Congress to . use their - influence to have the interest-bearing portion"of the public debt first' paid, ame up in the House for final action to-day, ", Mr. Crane made an effective speech in favor of the resolution, and '' it was ; passed "under the previo question ayes, 59", noes 24. ',:,V;. A livelv discujsion was iiad on ' bill reported from11 the1 Jndiciary Committee, which allows Prosecuting Attorneys (,to . arraign persons onfined on information, and put them on trial without sending, their, cases '- before a grand jury, Messrs. Belford, Kizer and others participating. . Pendding this discussion, 4he House went i into, i Committee of tbq hole on House Bill 109, reported by the Committee of Ways and Means. It fixes the rate of taxation for the next two fiscal years, at 20 cents on each $100, and 75 cents on each poll On; motion to amend, by makiDg the poll tax 50 instead of 75 cents, a long discussion.' ensued, pending which., the ' Committee rose. 1 : i;' 5 ; f Opening of the Assembly. i St. John's, N. F.,- Jan. 31. The Governor opened the Assembly ito- ' day. ' He regrets that pauperism is so .Tit; prevalent, and recommends that most strenuous efforts be made to suppress it; deplores the failure of the potato , crop, and urges the necessity of plant- ' ing crops not liable to failure.' n

YQRR V Sale or Fenian "Arms The Presl-dent's-Plan of, Adjustment For feign Jfews Nomination of General Fnllerton for Post-Master of St. Louis. ? T :rp; New Yortt Feb. 1. The Fenian leaders in this city advertise for sale 2,000 stand of arms, 'principally muskets and Springfield rifles, all ready for instant use. f ,1 ' . The dispatch ' received from Gen. Howard, yesterday, by the Southern, Relief Association, in this city, confirms" the report of the eitreme destitution in portions of the South. ' The General says he fully approves the object of the Association! r.The ? Times speeial say?. , the President's new1 plan of adjuntcut. which is based on qualified suffrage and amnesty and which I iuade mention of a few days' since; has been further; matured; and discussed, and somewhat 'modi'-' fied in its details, and the prospect of its adosW-.t'ybilBaiQistration is almost certain. Tlie Judiciary Committee invesiti't gating 'Mary la nd. I affiir,',' axfita king evidence regaruing tne attat-K on cne( eolo ed camp meeting several month tiiiia'f It hen Jii amber itjf freelmen were sfcoRft'JV -hviitVi ! The Herald's special siys it is reported that i the House. Committee on whisky frauds, hafe concluded ' to; reportt .tha . repeat '.pf so triuch '. ,of the law ,8 i rebates to 'distilleries, and tax them on the capacity 'p'f 'their stills. The Tribune's special says: the. person who wrote, the ..letter; concerning Mr.' 'Motley is an' agent of Seward's, and is now an applicant tor place. Minister 'Adams, Mr. Marsh and the other .ministers... are ., expect ed Loot ; to ' remain . silent " under the implied rebuke offceward s letter. The Ways and Means Committee have decided to put butter and cheese on the tree list There is no doubt but that the official conduct of the : Indian Commissioner, Bogy, will receive a severe rebuke from the Committee on Indian Affairs. The New" Orleans riot committee bave closed their investigations, and are now at work on the report, which will -u Oib0 completed for several days. '' It is rumored that the Camden & Amboy R. R. vCo.V have agreed to a consolidation with the JN. J. xl. xl. Transportation Company. " xne tierauxs ixew jrieans speoial says: r- w, i - I It is understood if the Legislature passes the .bill .for a.new constitution over the veto of Gov. Welis;1 he will issue, a proclamation declaring the convention : of ,1864.- legale Vanql. t reassembling it. (n is ur.-?!.9 imu I ' ATlie : .'Radicals '!iare!'.6ran)zing.1 the Grand Army of the Republic all oyer the State, and a conflict between the Radicals' and ex-Confederates is not unprooaDie.. t iv New York, Feb. 1 There is ;no immediate. pr9spect of a resumption of navigation in Long Island Sound. hippes of. IJastwaid; freight are teeri'ouily inco'nveniehcea,"aud the New Haven Kauroad has been overrun.! The ice is still floating in the North and EastRiverSjibut offers ; no obstacle to steamers. " The : Eetald't Panama eorrespondent sayf the " Panama "Railroad will probablj.6ucceed in buying a renewal t .. . 1 . 1 Ml l . ' oi ineir enarier, wnen iney win Degin an extension of the road, to th Island. -M.l I .. ' .1 1 .! . j ; , Dr, Hineus, Consul , at San Jose, Cos.taJ .K.iea,4die.(J 0n the.Sth of; January. j The Herald's Santiago, Chili, cor-f respbndence, of January 2d,' says that foreign mediation, between the. allied Repubii 'a;nd Spain, tad been fdefinately rsjected, and a vigorous prosecution of the war, had, been determined upon. ! Mediation on the part iof the Unitejl States was. looked forward to amicaoly. It was believed that a proposition, for an adjustment from that quarter would be accepted; -r ' ; j ' Tie Chilian Government had receied reliable information that Spain waamaking every preparation for-war, and would reinforce the nai val' division of Rio Janeiro, Valparaiso ,was rapidly becoming impregnable, and the ailed fleets were being made ready toi an expedition. , The finance question was becoming enbarrassing,'! although ' specie ' remiined plentiful. -r -''; -i ; ' ..V ; ' The Mendoza revolution had as"-'' aimed alarmiqg .proportions; and a revolutionary army,- it was thought, vould take the place, when the war, f the triple alliance, against Parauay would be ingloriousfy ended., I Nothing has been heard from the Juited States steamer Lancaster, reported foundered off Cape Horn. , New, York, Feb, 1, The steamer Araeo, from Havre the 16th, has arrived. News anticipated. U J i ' ' New York, Feb. J. Ex-Governor Washington Hunt is lying at the point of death here, , , i Seven " hundred barrels of whisky was seized at HunterV Point to-day, on which it 13 alleged no duty was paid. Five hundred were" marked "II. Mi Huntingt9n,j Inspector, Third Dist, Illinois," and 200 "C.W. Shumaker Inspect6r, First Dist. Illinois." Dry goods dulh Colored cotton slightly , lower.. Standard sheetings O.iKuw.j t ' t aou prints steady,;," ! .1 , Morristown, -Paw ' Feb. " 14GenT.,' Hancock's father died here this morning. I " "...': , "' '

BVANSVILLE, IND.; SATURDAY. FEBRUAKY 2, 1867.

By : the Atlantic Telegraph. ;; ,- Ji ')L ENGLAND, t " , Ic i "-" ' London, Feb. 1. It is announced that the Austrian troops in, 'Mexico do not leave that country with the French force. i Liverpool, Feb: 1 Noon--The cotton market is without any change, The Broker's Circular reports P the sale of 69,000 bales; sales to-day is estimated at 7,000 bales of middling uplacdi.at 14 pence, London, - Feb. l-Noon Consols have advanced I, per cent." to-day, and re novy quoted at 905-16dfor" money; U. is. o-ZU s aeclined 1-1U per cenL find are quote i quoted Z 11-16. , ITALY .Fl-ORExeri,1 Feb. l' Count Barrol'l: has' befiii.appoiuted' Itdnan, Ambassador toitiie Uourt of Vienna;. t, -ttv.it a-." .i .FfiANCB,.; V '.',',',' ' : Xttus,'Feb.;l. The" Gazette, , Ve Tj ituneaitjB has an editorial, protestin? agntni?t 'the renditioc :ot liamirandajj thevi defiiulter, !tOL ilhe! British Government, ...... , Hi CINCINNATI;" :) I. Election of Officers;' of flies Illttle Miami liailroad. Cincinnati, Feb, 1. At a' meeting of the Directors ' of the Little Miami Railroad , yesterday, the ' following officers -were elected : W." II. Clement. President; CII. Kilgour, VioajFresident; J. W: Guffy, late Assistant Superintendent of the New Tork & Erie Railroad, Superintendents. E. Wright, lreasurer: D. Lr. A. Uoreafort, Auditor; Gen. P. W atrader, General licket. Agent; J. JN, Ivinneyt General Freight Agent. Btessrs. Clement, Strader, and Kinney mraediately resigned their positions,when E. Woodward the late Superirtendenfe, was elected President, and Col. O'Brien, General Ticket Agent. Mr. xvmney s place has not been nllel , The weather continues soft, an; the snow is fast disappearing.. ;The-rros-pects are good; for an early resunption of navigation. '' Thermometei at 9 a.m., 52.. -, y I , . HI SHiNGTON j Death ot., a 'Congressman Presl. 5 Sffil8 'KHffnnmKein0V 1S fF? y Office-rlariff, mil. . A j ,

'(.'.i..:"..(! T7-i ,'., '. ,j V' ii j ,) ipenate, if;the.,incumbent, of; the pflicfo Washingt6n, Febi 1: The; Presi- was in, the exercise of jits, duty on, the dent torday iSent to Congress replies day that Congress." convened, and )that to the resolution, transmitting a state-: in such case the .-person .holding the tnent' showing ' numbers; and reapons office shall continue to hold it until for removal in everal departments. ( his. ( succesapr yis ,, confirmed ,,by, the ' Voluminoas documents on the sub Senate. , ,fj . ,'j t ,, ': :- a ! ject of Mexico were transmitted to the -: Hise argued against the .bilj-as, nqHouse.; '": i ; ."!'. ;. j. constitutional;, ; ;-t.f y.n-r s-'ii , . Hon.' Philjip. Johnson, Representa- t Stevens favored j his;, proposition to

tive in Congress from Pennsylvania,! ceclare, all persons nominated and rt J!.J 3 .1 1 1 t. ... llrjAn.l k.. .U. t . : ' 1.1.,''

died .suddenly last night, ot cotiges tion of the liverl ..' , xThe Senate Committee on Finance have agreed to report,, on , Tuesday a bill funding the compound interest notes held by the banks." J '--" , ; . ', Tlfere is , no probability that the Tariff Bill, as passed by the Senate, will be accepted ' by the House. It will eventually go to the Coference Committee, in which, substantial ly the bill will be framed. : Washington,1 Feb., 1. The President nominated 'Gen. Fullerton for Postmaster at St. Louis. iO . : ' , -The House Judiciary . Committee is Btill taking evidence. in relation to the Maryland affair. ': - ! i , i - ; ' 'r. The ; impeachment , inyestigatioa makes no progress . u i . ! .Tho Senate -confirmed II.. H. Heatk Secretary of the Territory of - New Mexico, and Lorett S.iMorton; Assessor Internal Revenue 18th District of Ohio. ; '." --r . . v. -o : , .. Washington, Feb. 1. Hon. Philip Johnson. Congressman from the 11th District, Pennsylvania, died suddenly last night. j ; FRANKFORT. Kentuciy Lciislature Banqnet to the Friends of Garrett Davis. iFrankfort, Ky.v. Jan. 31-The Legislature to-day adopted the law fixing the rate of interest.. The bank rate remains at six per cent. Outsiders may contract at as high as ten per cent." The bill will be vetoed. ' 'The' Universal Amnesty Billpassed the House. It cancels all acts don under" military authority during thd war, up to the act of 1865, and api plies alike to Federals and rebels. ; Garrett Davis telegraphed his son to give a magnificent wine supper to celebrate his re-election. , Carte blanche iorder is - given, and the blow out comes off in a few days., , , . - :--;V;CANADA.';:; The Fenian ConTlcts.

Toronto, Feb. 1. The total number of Fenians held here since June is 107.,' Of these,' 22 were convicted, 20 acquitted, 49 dismissed for want cf evidence,13 discharged on bail, and 3 are remaining ' for trial. ! The condemned were to be .sent tathe Kingston penitentiary, :.,"1',.';,r. , a ..! .i; :fi.,-, ,,: .

Illllth Congress Second Session. ' J "I Wa shington, February 1. :) ' oENATE.--The bill to regulate-, the duties of the Clerk of the House was passed ; veas 31, nays 6.v . -.! j " Buck alow. Davis. ITftnrlrifiks.: Nes mith, Patterson, and Saulsbury spoke againsi n as a party measure, u i xne xtankrunt hill wna taken nn the question being on' amendment of iub i uaiciary uommittee to strike out irom the bill the following words i " and such other property not includea m me loregoing exceptions,; as is exempted from levey and sales upon execution by the laws of 4he State in which the bankrupt has his domicile at the time of the commencement of the proceedings, in . bankruptcy.: , to' an amount not exceedinar that aIIoivrl hv such exemption laws in' force in,lS64.' . ioouiuc;,,. Howard, Couneii,. and : others opposed theamendmeut ., j Trumbull, Hendricks Jphnson'and, others favored it, v i" ...f, j .?.,' i Wade rainarke'd tl pinion favored a bankrupt law, ,hft bmithsonian i Institiitron ' leave, -called uo and rtassed was, . on i c: '. i' : ' The ! Bankrupt bill' was 'resumed,! but without further action.' Vh :; I ' The Senate then went into 'execu-! tive session, and soon after adjourned. House. On motion of Teifry, the Secretary of War ' was ' directed ; to transmit the reports and estimates for improvements on the harbors of Peutwater and Pere Marquetee, on Lake Michigan. -; i , On motion of Darling, the Committee on Ways and Means was instructed to inquire into the expediency , of amending the Internal Revenue Law so as to require the destruction of all copper stills confiscated to the United States, and sold' the same as old copper.''4-'-". - " 1 ' J - ':'' t The Senate bill to regulate ; the terms of certain civil officers, was de-bated.;fj- , s t.. ..r, ; :,Fink'iopposod; thej bill as an; encroachment, on -the .-Constitutional rights of the Executive-. t..-:i j ,'- ,, Williams sustained, the bill, s )T ! " Woodb ridge ad vocated ; the, Se natfe. bill, opposing, its amendmetit, by - the House. , !,-,-;:. r -.-Jvi i ;.,J)onnellv SDokaih favor of thpWll' 5 n r? n r ri on omanrlmnnf riri A I n. thai 00 vacaQy Phali be held to hvl i,,, j,;,tii0 t itcted . bjv .the ; Senate , incapable of huding any public , pffiee after one yar, aua made sucn motion..i 3aker supported the bill. j r "he House .at half-Dast three.isec-' onced the previous question. ;;; ,, i xaie made the closmg' argument in favor of the bill,' opposing all amende mens- .; s Wlliams 's amendment to strike ftomthe first section the words ? exceptig the Secretary of .State, or the Treasiryof War, of the Navy and of the Iteror, PpBtmaster GeneralT and Attorey General," was rejected ayes, o; nays, 78. ,,. ' , 1 .'.".( i Oth amendments , were offered by Williais, Donnelly, and Stevens, and several? rejected, the latter by a vote pf37 tdl8.: . , ' . ,:. ' ;Farqhar moved to reconsider the vote reacting Williams' amendment. Hale noved to table the motion. Negativd 67 to 74. h; .. . y; ; i -ri ' . ; Beforeproceeding further a move ment waanade for an adjournment.' , . .The Conmittee of Ways and Means was on nation of Ketchum, instructed -to inqure into the propriety of removing th internal revenue tax from straw wrajing paper, and placing it on the freelist. ,: " '." ', '., '' . : ' The Spe.ter presented communica-' tions from to President, transmitting the report o' the Secretary of State in answer to a esolution oi the 4th and 18th 6f Docmber, asking for infor mation on he present condition of affairs in Meaco, and on the. subject of the ievacu tion of Mexico by the French tr'opa Referred to the Committee bn Forign Affairs, v ' ( , A message - as received transmitting reports fom the heads of the several Executre Departments, with information in$gard to appointments' to office, and as . called for by the House.: c .The reolution of the 6th of December, was eferred, to a select Committee on Ciil Service." , - Morehead presoted a remonstrance from the Presidetts of the .National Banks at, Pittsbu, against changes in the national Iuh , ? Adjourned, ' i St. ' Locis, T?eZUTh7 Republi. can Jefferson Cityspecial says: i r : 'm Some of the Stab Militia now stationed at Lexingtonset fire to a stable in that town, on Faday night, plundered a tobacco stoe" of, a lot of ci-: gars and tobacco', ano carried bff.a lot of harness and bridlis from a saddler's shop. ' They also attempted to enter a ' jewelry store; but ' were prevented by the proprietor. One of he men ' was arrested ; for arson, and- is now in jail awaiting an examination.

.wuuia ictv compelled, , under .instTUC'-, ;tions from ,th'i .Ohio-Legislature,! to 'vote against tbe;billv ': ;,.i- H" ,;"

yjison niovea.an amendment by substifutJDg,;"apd"a homestead and other p.fdperty,(';uot':.". execdd.in; tin. value : rOW ' ' " I The' ,;IIoW ! bill' 'relatiWjo ! the

SAN FRANCISCO.

V0' O; yrr ; ,t!i' Japan Advices. ( Sak Francisco, Feb. 1. Late ad-" vices from Japan state that owing to internal disturbance at Coventry, rice has risen in value to such an extent as to be a source of great anxiety to' the Government, fcenous riots are reported. ',"'"' ' --','' ! ' ' ' ; "' The ' baraue Parre. Hone Kon today takes f 173.000 treasure. : ' NASHVH,t,E, M Tennessee lezislatnre--The Suffrage Nashville. Jau. ol.'-rThe ' House continued,, to-day , the . discussion f of; the proposition to cive the risht of suffrage to ' negroes'.i It" is believed (he measurewiil carry a decisive majority aftier thorough 'debate. 4. ; ; , ; Sandusky-.-Oa- Feb'.vh A !detructive' fare .'broke out in Mansfield,; O:, this morning tit 3 o'cldclc'! JWeldbh's lock was entH-elvooiiSaiiieU. s.Jcsti-J Vnavdi lbss,;$75,000.'.r No inAranoel .... " 'Taunton') Mass.;: FeTb l.A woolenvmill'. at' LeitdnjMaskv owned bv1 Wm; -Cobb and 'others, was'' burned this' morning" Loss: $120,000. 'In sured foi1 about$S0,000.' .O V Kentucky Scnaotrial Election. Ml, ! i . ; AVhnt th 1 '.; Louisville About It. Papers Saj !' .i- " "From the Journal; Slst j We are happy to announce the termination f the Senatorial dead-lock at Frankfort bythe re-election of the Hon. G&rrett Davis, , the Democrats and Conservatives having elected him yesterday by a majority of thirty-seven in joint assembly. This result is gratifying . tq us, , as. it will; be to the friends ,1. of - . constitutional liberty throughout the Union. ..The result gives us an able and faithful Senator, and at the same time, aa we trust, promotes, the Consolidation of the", two wings of the anti-radical party of; tho State. ,, If, put rust is: not misplaced,, the election has kUJed two remarkably fine birds with one 8tone, ; t i ',) !,- IFroin the Democrat, 31st. , , . f .j, Election of Inited States Senaior The long Agony Over. ' , ) Jtjifrill.be. seen! by bur.. Legislative proceedings i this .morning, i that, the Hon. ( Garrett .Davis, wa re-elected JJb'ited . States Senator for. the period of, six years'; from the close pf his prca.ent;, ter.nl rnTeceiving ) seventy-eight votes,. or; nearly & Unanimous, vote of ; all those opposed to Radicalism in the Kentucky Legislature. .; ,. ,,; j i i.fi ' 1 r, The. result was. quite unlooked for, but must prove,' highly satisfactory. '"-'!' From the CouTler', ZUt. ' ' j ' ' - ' ' ' .' y ' ' ' . . f,' We congratulate the country upon this auspicious resut of, the eflbrts of the true men of the State to harmonize all the elements of opposition to; the design of the Radical party. "The Senatorial course of Mr. Davis upon all the issues now before the country, or which have been agitated for sbme; years past, has been bold, able and in perfect accord 'with a public sentiment in Kentucky, more powerful and more . unanimous, than , any i which has been awakened by former agitations. , . .;.' ; ' . : It ia pot improper in this connection to allude to the fact; that) the jDemocrats in our Legislature who. preferred another man, outnumbered the friends of Mr. Davis, and that his election could only be secured through the willingness of Mr: Powell's friends 1 to forego1 all the usaged of party which would have justified them under ordinary circumstances in adhering to the nan , of their choice. It should, and we believe it will put an end forever to all jealousies and ;vain distinctions in the ranks of the great party, which is animated by common sentiments, is enlis:ed in a . common cause, and each, individual of. which is'exposed to a common danger. ! ' BAKERy7:i'::' 't1'-- 'i i' L; f l n- 1 i 1 ) EYANSYILLE STEAM, BAKERY, -, and . CAND Y, Id AN U FACTOR lr, By A! fc W. CUBIST ! ) So. 105 Main Street, bet. Third and Fonrtt rL '" ' (opposite Court-House). i A' J. l K I!H DN OF ka Breaa. t'aKes, etc., as ot Candies, Toys, and Fancy cuKr-wac, of every description, for wholesale and tail, at lower prices and to better aatisfictlon than by any other house in the wtvle West. . - ' : fdecl ; H AVI.VCi PlEt If ASED TIIE BAkery Of Auenst Leinremnn v-rnr JLocust and Third. I am nremu-nl tn fur. nish, on short notice, parties ol all descriptions with all sorts of cakes made fc order.. Families and Hotels supplied with fresh bread at low rates. I have in my employ the beet taker ever employed In tne city. . CHARLES nov31d6m. ,' - ' ADELMAITS.

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HOOP-SKIRTS. LATEST FASHIONS 1 DEMAND li '-''' BltADLEI'8 J. TV. ELLIPTIC , or DOUBLE-SPRIXQ Kl I T Si They will not BJ)D or BREAK ike the Sinsle Hnrinon.. hut, ni EVER PICKSKKvE their PKRFKCT ina .BEAUTIKUIi. 1IAPE whnm nree or four, ordinary Hk H. niROWN ASIDE as USELESS. are Tliw OUUK COMFORT, DU HABILITY. (nl - iXIONOMV - w1t. ,nat JKLEUAJNUE of SHAPE which ins maae the "1JUPLEX ELL1PSTANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHIONABLE .WORLD, .1. ...jr, ; i Fall assortraente alwavs on hand At 3IACKE f, ' XESBITT & XoS? , 1 .Mala Street. .., K . EUDSPETU, SMITH & C0.;a i'J .' ' First Street, .f , I, 1 ! li. 31. SWEKTSER,' , j. , Wain Street,. ' I : ' i, ; Au others. . lf f. )t!y. ill For- tale by all Retailer who sell i. JbiRST-UtASs Skirts, I s 'I WESTS, BRADLEY, & CART, Sole Oumeri of the latent, and B" . elusive Manufacturer. . . . ' ' , .v.. .;, ii f,; Wasbhouss and Officb Jfo.:t7 CHAMBERS STREET, and Nos. 7 and 81 BEADE STREET. NEW YORK. - i ..-.:. ' 7j ir, ' : .'! t Caution.) . j; To guard asalnst ikposittok. be uarticular to notice that Skirts offer ed for Duplw.u' have the red-Ink stamp "J. W. Bt atet' Duplex Elliptic Steel Svrlng" upon the toaisiband : Done others are genuine. Also, notice that each hoop ia made by braiding two ipringt together (or two HpTinfti in one), which 1b the moth of their euvertor itrength and flexibility a combination vnd excellent quality' not posiuble to oe posnessed by any nnglepring Hkirt. 1 HATS AND CAIS: HATS, LCAPS, STRAW GOODS. IJoroliinits Attention rmsfiYOB! ahe i swioisa i - u roand the circle "'of oar Whblesala Houses, drop In and examine our stock of goods, as we have one of the largest and best-selected stock( of Hats, Caps, Ladles and)Misse8' Trimmed ITats and Shaker Hoods ever brougb lo this market, which we will Bell at prices that will give" you large margin for profits. If you buy jomr Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orSt. Louis, bring your tills with yon and we will dI ...... i'U-. '. : i.l . ' if I plicate them, and save you freight., If yom ctn't come, send us your orders, and we rill guarantee tbe goods to suit, or yo can return them to us at our expenses Hb; i ' : I . ::r, .- . 1 Jo; 28 Worth First Street,' (ext door to.Holllngs'vrorth Bros.) iOv20 d8m '-,' EVANSVILI-K, IN. CONFIICTIONERIES. Confectioneries X. AHXEKING. AHLERIXG ' II. T. HASSLKB. & IIASSLEB, Wholesale and RetaU Dealers In. i Candies, Foreign Fruits, 'Toys, and FANCY WARE, 'o. 15 South Iirst Sti et. We manufacture our own -Caxllt, and are prepared to supply i the VV liol Trade at the lowest rates, and .warrsntwl of pure quality. . . , we keep a full assortment Cf Fcr-!tt Fruits and Nuts, Canned Otood. f.iie Vteserves. Jellies, 4c. , ( . , Toys and Fancy Ware of every description, for present nrJ. te tractive amusement. '.,iii ' 'FmEWOEKP.'i a full supjJf nd feofir-ri-3 dly

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