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nerms. (11V ATV ATCf -DAILY JOURS1 One year, hy mall .. rftx months, bv mal! ' ,.510 00 O 3U Three months, by mall. v : ,r"" By the wees, payable tot181 - TRI-WEEKLY iKNAL. One year ..... - " " 61x loontha.. .....--- WEEKLY JORNAU One copy, one year Five copiest, one year,..""" Ten copies, one year... 300 .. 7 00 4 00 .. 2 00 .. 8 76 ., 1j 00 LBTTEt PAPER;; 7 jKXS AXD IK, All the Lat6iIC8, Terycncp, at ins KEXTTO POST-OFFICE. - 1 C5, .OCTOBER 2, 1H. SATURDAY P. M. Iebeditii, JJi. of Terre Haute b3 resigned the position of Preside of the Board of Directors of the .tate Prison South. No election ha been mada yet. Xnrnew Minister to Chiaa U esGovcnor Low, of Ca'ifornia. , He vras a member of the Thirty, seventh Cong-ef3, is a strong and able Republican, and a very popular iraa on the PacJSc coast. ' ' ' " I Ter,re Haute policeman, named, JaIes WnEATFtLL waa 'ehot by 'a ivoaan of the town at a private sleep-, ins apartment on Thursday morning.' TLa shooting was accidental., ; -The mja shot was neglecting his duty, and sexns to meet with little sympathv.JJ The number of tioketa sold af the State Fair, Thursday, was 43,093, wiich is .13,633 more than! were sold or the same day last year, and 2,000 nme than were sold during the whole of the last Fair; 5,03a amphitheater tiikets were gold .Thursday, againat 4,153 oa that day last year. The total receipts up to this time are, over $16,000. ' ... The Way to Do It. At a called meeting of the citizens of Princjtotr, on Tuesday evening last, to "take into ..ideration the ; matter of "ing. u. vu .. Qh . Bon,ja it Wa3 iew iorkcity, at a , considerable ex pense, it would be better to sell them at home. Accordingly soma $12,000 were at once subscribed, and it is very iikely that the balance can be raised soon. The total amount of bonds authorized by tho Board of Town Trustees to bo issued is $29,000. Democratic Ktatc Convention- , At a meeting ' of the Democratic State Central Committee at the Sentinel Office, it was resolved to hold "Xr'"?'p ir)-Tnocratio State Conventy is fixed at one dclezate for c-cpw l one hundred and fifty votes cast at the last election for- Mr. He.vdkicks for Governor, and one delegate for fractions of one hundred and oyer. The Democracy of the several counties are requested to hold conventions on the first Saturday of. December next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Convention. The Henderson Keporter says "tie Courier-Journal of Iroujville the would-be whale " of : the . Kentucky press has already failed to swallow "the country press" at eo many minnows. Although not possessing the metropolitan proportions of the Courier-Journal, they have, with almost entire unanimity, unequivocally condemned tho, action of that journal. Unwarranted by principle, we rcjoica that our brethren of the time-honored old institution Jiave been so prompt in evidencing their disapprobation of a scheme at once and at the same time bo unwarranted.'and preposterous",. In ether word3 the Kentucky 'Nashya are not ready for the new departure. Anoihcr Ilorror. The angel of death has ogain shaken his pinions over the land and clothed our entire State in mourning. . By our special and regular dispatches this morning it will bo seen that a portable engine, used oa the grounds of the State Fair at Indianapolis, exploded about 4 o'clock yesterday evening, killing some twenty pcrson3 outright and woundin severely or slightly a large number, estimated variously at from 3G to 100. Tho lesser number is probably most nearly correct. The scene is declared to be indescribable, and innumerable hair breadth escapes were made. A portion of the boiler passed over the head of Gov. Baker, and severely wounded his coach-nan, a few feet behind him. Children were torn from the arms of their parents and killed, the parents escaping uninjured. Mothers were torn from the children they were leading by the hand, and the mother killed, and the children being terribly injured. A partial list of the killed and wounded is given" in tnr -dispatches, and we arc gratified to find no names from this vicinity. Persons from almost all other sections, of the State are killed or injured, and the new3 of the appalling disaster will be read in every town and bamlet in the State this morning with blanching cheeks, tearful eyes ; and. anxious hearts. Some of our exchanges assert, as tho latest instance of cruelty to 'convicts in New York, that hardened offenders in addition to the regular term ?.a the Tombs, are now sentenced to reid the full series of Horace Gbeeley'3 articles oa Political Econcmy, and may the Lord Lave mercy oa vheir souls! One old reprobate, the ether day, beggjd with tears in his eyes, t be allowed to exchange the last half of the sentecca for an additional sixty days, but the hard-

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VOL. XX heartcd'judge refused to grant his request, when he proceeded to take an affectionate leave of all his friends and went off muttering-4 Alas, that I should come .to- this! This is. the last of earth!" . The Pricceton Union Clarion closed its twenty-second volume vri.h its last issue, September 30th. The paper has been in the hands of its present proprietor since lSGi. It has done valient service in behalf of tho Republican party, and has lived to see I Gibson County"; changed from Democratic to Republican." .We wish the Clario'rixj?l imotf "prosperous voyage during the coming year. 1 May its circulation and advertising patronlargely increase, and its" political .in-' fluency, psr'&lways on the side of right," Tub TFepublican: Coavention 1 6f Misfciasippi met at Jaekson : on the 30th, and nominated; candidates for ! Auditor- Treasurer Attorney General, and Superintendent of Pub lic j Instruction. ,: Resolutions . were adopted in" substance as follows: . if The Ucion first, last, : and ' forever. , . , , r . 2, FGedom ofepeectt and presa.J 3 Universal suffrage and universal amnesty. - . ,., 4. Free Schools; their benefits to be extended, to every child in the State. . ... 5, Opposition to that unjust system of S taxation which discriminates against labor and unjustly bears upon the, industrial eleises. 1"; TT 6j Revision" Of tho cdndftibns"' of free; labervith aview especially to a mole summary jfucess iur iue iul-uy-ery of debts. . 7; Adoption of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the United States and the exercise ot the;vraoe ponncai, nuuenct of tho State with Congress for the immediate removal of political disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth Amendment. flj. The ratification of the hiftecnth Amendment to tho Constitution of tk United States. 10. The new Constitution of Mississippi with the disfranchising and prunv..rvn clauses leit out. A man who represented that his natie was W. Ii. Huff, came to this place some five or six weeksago and has fince been working for r red. Rice at .the saddlery and harness making business. Un last fcunday afternoon he i hired a buggy and two horses at the livery stable of Adam3 Brothers for the purpose-as ha alleged, of go in two or three mile3 in the country. and that he would return in a short time. He failed, however, to come to time, and the supposition is that he has taken a final leave of the town and drove for parts unknown.- Peters tioiulQHtiou or tecrelary of New York, Rumor places the liabilities of LockWood at J3U.COO.tOJ to !5,100,UOO. The Lake Shore Railroad to day paid the Interest on the bonds cf the Buffalo & Erie branch. Prince Arthur reachpfl Rvnnn. r 'a r a.i thi roorntne, his party having bagaed The tobacco crop In the vicinity of Cinciuauu, in unio ana Kentucky, Is unliijutuu uyirosm. junn swinton, for many years one ot the editors of the New YorK IHmet, has a j;u3iliuu on mat journal. An oil refinery bie npln TJtlca to-dy, iiiius i ump naaicn uu uesiroying the bulldiug. ; . . : A white policeman Iim hn iHahonroi In Washington for refusing to serve wltti a coioreu colleague. TheEank of Xorwalk, Connecticut, was btuiilarized .n Thursday night, and J30.000 stolen. The loss to private Individuals la said to be large. , . , . The Iron-clad Dictator and steam frigate Severn are at the Ntw V,.rt Sayy turd, coaled and ready for depaitnre for the Cuban coasts, whence they have been ordered. .. Two men at work on the St. Louis bridge were injured Thursday by the giving way of a trestle on which they were rollin a heavy timber. . . - : The race at Mystlo Park to-day was won by McUlellan in 2:29. For double teams, Honest Allen and mate won easily In 2:31, 2-M an J 2 :29Ji, the fastest time on record for a double team of trotters. The political exslterneut In Chicago rnns high. Every dally paper la the city, with two exceptions, support the People's tieket, the fcucotsns ot which Is now conceded by many .members of the Rlnz party.- .,. i . . . : ; A centennial celebration at Bangor, Me., to-day, comprised a large procession, tho cIo.slng of public huUdiuif, speeches, reading a poem, a regatta, winding up, with a bauquet in the evening. The steamship Enterprise was seised In New York fhuisday by tne United States Marshal. She had on board thtrtv lare-a i'arrotguns, three thousand solid shot and several tons of shell, believed to be for the thirty Spanish gnu boats now building at New Yoik. About one hundred feet of tbe coffer dam on the upper rapids In the Mississippi River at iloline broke away yesterday, entalltrg a loss of about 150,oX) and delaying the work one season. Work on the Ruck Island rapids has been supended and the coffer tiams flooded. Some eight ban. dred men have been thrown out of employment; ' j 1 : .Washington Items. ' Wasiiingtox, October 1. Beverly B. Bolts has bean, appointed Collector Internal Revenue for. the Sixth District of Virginia, vice Saml.'llobfcling, suspended' ; . , - There is reason to believe that our Government has adopted all tho necessary measures for the purpose of oaptur'iDg or obtaining possession of the steamer Telegrafo, now or recently engaged in committing depredations on American commerce. :A gaae,of base ball was played this afternoon between the Keystones of Philadelphia and . Olympics of this city. The gam3 was called at the end of five innings.; Seore Olympics 11, Keystones 8. . The Keystones play the Nationals to-morrow. ' T - - - - ; LOCI9VILLB, October 1. The Common Coqncii adopted an ordinance to night, granting the Louisville, Cincinnati & ,Lexinon, and the Louisville & Nashville Railway Companies the right of way through the city to connect their respective tracks, upon condition that the L., C. & L. Co. shall change its present guage of 5 feet to 4 feet and Si inches within one year, the city to pay three fifths of the cost of said chance. , . .: PniLADEtrniA.Oct. 1. The Evei -ing Bulletin, prints the statement o f a sailor set ashore from off the Hoi -nst, on Lone leland, by the officers of that uhip. lie gives exact details of armament and proceedings since leaving Halifax. The narrator was one of ten men sent on shore for insubor-

T V? T fS. 'E A I . Appalling Cstastroplio at Indianapolis. Terrible Boiler Explosion at the State Fair. Nineteen Persons Killed. Nearly 100 Wounded. Babb Killed in its Arms. Father's of Governor Bakor. of the Hiliod Wounded. and List Interesting Now York News LatbV, Washington Items. News by Atlantic Cable. IfJDIANAPOLIS. An Appalling Catastrophe-Terrible Boiler Explosion Nineteen Per.r... . V... -I .r Una 1 1 II II A ff ii sons iviiicu jcuiii "" i , ff b Killed In its Father's Arnis--Xarrow Escape of Governor- UaJseir List of the Kiuea and Wouafled.f ;( ; f Special to the Evansville Journal. Indianapolis, October 1 The at tendance at thet S :ate Fair to-da? was not up to yesterday, but wa3 quite hr Thprfl wfi-i no sceeial excite- .. - ment connected with the Fair The j trotting', match for ; the $200 nremium was taken by Lou Louder; time. 2:31, There was r, ladies' riding ; match, with three competitors, for a lady's side-saddle. Msr. Geo. Brooks taking the fiist premium. Sanders' doublo team took the first premium for double teams, going against time. About four o'clock a terrible ex plosion occurred on the west side of the Fair Grounds, . caused ty the bursting of a portable engine, from Sinker's Machine Works, of this city, which had been ruunina: a circular 'saw in a racj with some more ma chines. The explosion sounded like tfersyy.a cf artillery, and scat The scene thai; followed btggara de scription. . At. least twenty thousand persons rushed to the scene of disaster, wild and frantic with fear and anxiety for the safety of friends. Everything was .in great confusion. However, the remains of those killed were soon gathered up, and tho wounded placed in wagons and removed to the Surgical Institute and City Hospital, when it was found that some twenty persons had been killed outright, ard thirty-six wounded, some of whona, it is believed, c;nnotsurvive. Three horses were killed by pieces of iron from the machinery, which is a total wreck j most of it being blown a considerable distance in the air. Considering tho Icrowd on the grounds and around the machinery, the small number killed and wounded is considered a miracle. Numerous hair-breadth escapes have been related by various persons. - Some of the victims were literally tore to pieces, and the remains were collected together from various parts of the enclosure. The sight of the victims was appalling, and ,-!ould not be looked upon by the stou est heart without a shudder. "Many ladies in the immediate vicinity of the explosion fainted, some of whom had (o bo removed from tho grounds in carriages. The coroner's jury was cmpanneled to-night, but the investigation as to the causes which led to the explosion was postponed until to morrow. At this point the lines ceased to work, and after waiting two honrs the oper ator were unable to get another word. Fus. Journal. BEOULAB DI5PATCIIE3. First Dispatch. x Indianapolis, October 1. A terrible accident occurred at the State Fair this afternoon. The boiler of bmncrds Co , of this city, exploded a few minutes before four o'clock. There was an immense crowd on the grounds at the time of the accident, and it is difficult to get tho particulars. It is known that twelve persons were. instantly killed, and the number wounded will probably reach one hundred. Second Dispa'ch. Indianapolis, October 1. The ac cident at the Fair Grounds this after noon is the most heart-rending that has ever occurred in this vicinity, and has cast a gloom over the entire city. Tke explosion occurred a few minutes before 4 o'clock, when the grounds were crowded wit h visitors. .The boiler was attached to a saw mill of Messrs. Sinker & Co., of this city, and had just been fired up for a testof speed with another sawing machine. Arrangements were made to take it up as soon as the trial was over. , So far as can be ascertained tonight, . there were nineteen persons killed. The excitement and confusion to-night is so great that it is difficult to obtain a correct list of the wounded, but it is thought the number will reach nearly one hundred. Tbe following are among the killed: P. L. Davieir of Indianapolis; M. Benham, of It. Wayne, Indiana; John Goulding, Daniel Long, of of Indianapolis; Fayetteville, Ind.;

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Lewis Wilson, of Indianapolis; Ir. Rosster, of Indianapolis; ivaeii ieveriy, Farigon, Indiana; JU. l. iucvey, a student of Asbury University, Greencastle, Indiana; John llson, of Indianapolis; Mr. Jackson, ,ot Memphis, Indiana; reter Kreitzer, ot . . r i , i i 1 Indianapolis; a iaay, name uiiiwuuvvu, and a little girl saven or eicht years "old, and five men, names unknown. Most of the dead were removed to W. ,W. Weaver b undertaker s office. where an inquest will probably be hpld" tn-morrow. Manv or tbe bodies are : horribly mutilated : andburnQd, and in some cases it will be almost impossible for their triends to recognize them. Many of the most severely wounded were conveyed to the: Indiana burgical Institute, tne proprietors of which, as soon as they heard of the accident, tendered the use of the Institute for the wounded, and have been untiring in their efforts to alleviate, the sufferings of the wounded. . ... The following is a partial list of the wounded: ii. x. uox, - xtauyotpu County, Ind., slightly injured; J. ii. Lego, Wabash Uounty, ind., sngutiy ; Gideon Marts, Cicero, Ind.. leg broken and injured in the bead; Henry Coleman; Got. Baker's coach man. badly cut in the' head; J. A. McVey. dangerously wounded internally: John White, injured severely ia the head; Win. Pear.-on, Danville, Ind.;; very badly, wounded; ,JNatb&n Arbison, PlainfieldIni... severely in jured; Oilman Sloan, Indianapolis, leg fractured ana severely injured internally; Mrs. Caroline Weaver, Hamilton (Jounty Indiana, arm iractured and otherwise severely Jnjured, Mrs. Sarah Williams, Johnson Coun-i ty, badly injured in the back: JN. u. Evans, lez broken and injured in the head; Isaac JUong and sjster, of ayetteville. Ind., both badly miured; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and dausrnter. or Iudianapolia,' alt. wounded;. Mr;; and Mrsi. fx binkerv ol "Indianapolis,both seriously '-but' not dangerously' wounded; Mrs. Staley and .daughter, of Indianapolis", Seriously wounded; Dr.. Keihtly, of Grcencss: tie; wounded, has since died; a little babe was killed in its- lather s arms, and the father escaped , without ,ityu7 rv. (iovernor Baker ' was n tha ground at the tinn of the' xplosion: A portion ot the boner passea over his head, and struck his coachman, a few feet in his rear, injuring him se verely. . . m. Indianapolis, uct. i. ine ecene at the Fair Ground after the accident, was most" heart-rending. -"Manyl cf the killed were " torn in fragments One familv mother and three chil dren the mother was killed, the two oldest children were badly scalded, and the vouneest unhurt. A gentle man and. ladv were walking together; the eentleman was lcilledand the. lnrlv unhurt. Everything is being done to alleviate Vie Knflfcrinir nf the wounded that can be done. It is thought that several more of them will die. lhe receipts of the Fair to-morrow will be given for the benefit f the wounded. The following additional killed are rennrtnd: Wm. Dunninc. Indianapolieo. Wng-ht. StTTaur.'XDiSB'ay'TLucinda II. Smith, Indianapolis, badly; jjr. jjuricg, rranKiin, luaiana, badly scalded and arm broken I he exhibition and Fair financially nave Deen a complete success. (Jyer 75,000 gate tickets were sold. The total receipts foot up to-night ?20,000, NEW YORK A Delegation of Sew Tork Merchants Leave ror Washington, for the Furpose or uoidin? a Conference with tne rresident Uelativo to the Lis- . nrbed Financial Condition of Af ralrs wall street iKorc ' QaJet--Flsk's Opera House Attached by the ix.y o. uuiv, wet. j.. j.ne Tunis says: .Last evening a . strong , and powerful delegation of merchants and importers, of this city, left for Washington for the parposs of' holding a conference with the President relative to the disturbed condition of financial affairs, previous to the holding of the Cabinet meeting. The.subject of d'13"eu3sion before the Cabinet will be the financial situation of the country, as it has been affected by the recent crisis, and the merchants and importers have decided to seek the President's aid in this emergency, eo they may be relieved from the embarrasments naturally resulting from the unsettled condition of the money market, on Wednesday was requested to ask Secretary Boutwell if he would not modify his prosramme as far as the selling of ?10,000,000 of gold during the next month was concerned. Boutwell sent back positive instructions that the line 03 action nlrearlv determined on would not be in any way disturbed. The merchants and importers thereupon determined to send an influential delegation to consult withj the President, and to request him to allow the Secretary dis cretionary powers, so that he may sell the gold in Such. quantities and at such times as will best regulate "the market. New York, October 1. Wall Street is more quiet. It is said , half of last Friday's business" ha3 been settled, and all will probably be settled by to morrow. 1 Dealings in the Gold Room were resumed to-day, but transactions were light. Money is active at seven per cent. Gold and sterling dull. Gold quiet. Fisk's Opera House and buildings 1 A.i- ... 13 .1 ri rr F I uavo ueen auaeiiea Dy ine onenn on a suit by Osborne & Bostwick. to Tecover $114,000, which they claim is due them on a gold contract. : It i3 stated that leading merchants are endeavoring to induee the associated banks to receive and pay out gold and make gold advances through the. Clearing Uouse aa they now. do currency. Doings In Wall . Street Affairs of s Lockwood & to. Belns Canvassed i The Propriety or Establishing a Sew Clearing House Being ills- ; cassed. . New York. Oct. 1. The nrevailing feeling on the street this after noon is one ot rather less confideucn than this morning. All kinds of stock, have been lower from a variety of causes, but principally because outside parties, who bought yesterday and this morning of different stocks, made up their niind3 to Eell and' realize their profits. This drop is not to be taken as an indication of any general fall ia prices, or any general feelinir of distrust in the final result of the affair. In order to facilitate the settlement of outstanding gold coa-

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tracts of lastFridav, Wm. Heath & Co.1 offer to settle on all their $9,000,000 at 1:33, and upon the difference between that and the actual figure, to pay 83 per cent., guaranteed by Smith, Gould &,Martin; the remaining 17 per cent, to be paid as soon as they obtain their fund amounting to nearly $400,000, from' the Gold' Exchange Bank. Their carrying out of this proposal is dependent upon two-thirds on the amount of their creditors accepting it. Already creditors covering f 2,000,000 of contracts ' have accepted the proposition. This afternoon it was reported that the appointment of a receiver over the Gold Exchange Bank had been annulled by - the Court. The statement is incorrect, as it must be from" the fact of the order appointing a receiver not being .returnable until Monday. Tbe affaiis of Lockwood & Co. are being generally canvassed " on the street. The actual condition of the firm cannot be known for some time, but from the enormous magnitude of their transactions and the f earful sacrifices then made in almost frantio endeavors to keep themselves from failing, their condition, it is feared, is really worse than has been imagined.; They are said to have, paid ?1,000,C00 in gold differences alone, and 'they were Bulls in the Pacific Mail Stock at from 120 down -to GO. The effect of these ' transactions must have bee a most disastrous. The street ia filled with rumor9 this afternoon in reeard to the losses of the Lake ShoTe or Michigan Southern Company by the late panic. It is reported that the Lake Shore Company, id Order to atop building the Akron hrn.nVh nf the road, bonirht 15,000 sharp nf the Toledo & Wabash at 85 cents, and paid for it,-and further (concluded to 'receive 15.000 shares more an October 18th at bo cents, on whiah & denosit of 30 rjer cent, was 1 he iommerciai avs an mvesiiga tin 4&dav makes it-probable that the amrmnr. owing bv Lockwood & Co. tO the" Lake Hhore Compapy will iCe nearlv Sl.500.000. No formal meeting 01 tne jjireciors of the Lake Shore CompaDy was held to-day. Some opposition' is onered to Mi. Hanker beme successor or xur. Lockwcoiiy.dircctors recently arriv ed in the city. Tho Express has a report that Mr, Barker has been" tendered' the treas nrershin and declined, but it seems improbable. An informal conierence was held;. to-day, however, and four mombpT wore delegated to wait' 00 .. . 1 n . Mr. Lockwood and ascertain whether nnv and what funds belonging to the flHmnanv had been involved in his failure. The Pott sax that according to re nort liri as treasurer, held before the suspension of his house $020,000 cash he1oncir.- to the Company, and the proceed: of the sale of $107,500 par value of stock of the. Company which arrnrrlin? to rumor, he SOld 8T &i It wnnrted that Commodore Van derbilt has effected a loan of $10,000, 000 with 1 Baring Brothers,; giving Hudson fltock at par as collateral, and that one-half of this sum will be used I to, r" n ha 5 3 the U,uuu snares 01 me lyiearihg House isD?inr-aiscusseu in tho Gold Room.- The plan is to clear all gold at a given price. IS 0 action has yet been taken, but the proposi tioo is seriously talked of. Many minions o; gold on Jmday s contracts were settled to-day, and the end of this complicated affair seems to be drawing to a close. It mav. however. take some days to clear up the wreck. mere were some lew injunctions and counter injunctions to-dav. . The Gold Room preseated a desert ed aspect this aiternocn. owing to the brokers beiog busily engaged in thir offices, or making settlements around street. - r ; The President of the Gold Room received the following notice from the Uold Exchange Bank: : JN. 1. Gold Exchange Bank, 1 October 1, 1SGQ. j ip lownsend Cox, Esq.: . T j; . 1 . " . . n oitti i hid u reeiea to noritv everw dialer with thi3 bank to send into the bank a full and complete account of Claims, 01 whatever nature, against iui3 bant, with every item specified to verify -those claims. This should b done at once. ! - Respectfully, 1 II. M. Benedict. Prest :Late in the day the following addi tional notice was sent to the dealers with the Gold Exchange Bank: N. Y. Gold Exchange Bank, 1 i ' October 1, 186D.-V J ueaiers wun ine tiniri hrnhnnfn xanK will please send in at once their statements of Friday afternoon, as amenacd on the basis ot striking gut lrom their statement the nine names advertised us rejected on Serjfember i'tn. lho niiae? were as follows: Albert Speytr.. Do win fc Babcock: Galway. IlunTer & Co., Zerega & dure & Co.: P. Co.; Charles W. Brown & C J. , & Co . Wm. Belden Groves; Chase, Mo ll. litiams, J r. & Keep . & Co., James C h as. H. Wood. Vice President. 'The State SuperinleDdeut of the Banking Department is understood to express tho opinion that wben these statements are all in, the bank will be in such a condition as to be relieved from the receivership. If this be true, then many brokers will be able to meet their liabilities and revenue business." It is rumored that Smith, uouicuu Jnartin will be lorced into bankruptcy by their creditors The Indians asking for Peace." j Chicago,. October 1. -The followmg, communication was received at General Sheridan's headquarters toaay: t, , ' " TTFXDQUAKTEns CAMP tTPPtT. t ' (September 11, lacy, f To Bremi-Cot. W.G. Mitchell, Assistant Adj. Lrcn., Dept. of the Missouri: 3iK l have the honor to renort mat tne iaaians who crossed the railroad, at Grennel's Station on the Kaunas Pacific Ilailroad, on the 9th' of August, have arrived at this camn .1 . U 1 r mi auu Kicu iur peace, x ney number about 130. -.They report CO killed; 30 ncio . viucwuuoa uu ine balance Sioux. White Horse, thev rpnnrl went north. They say they have had enougn or ngnting. All or the stock captured was Cheyenne, as the Sioux had all their stock in camp. The followicg order has been issued by General : Sherman from tho War JJepartmcnf, at W ESh:ngtoa: The Superintendent of the General Recruiting Serrice, St. Louis, will assign all disposable colored recruits at Fort Leavenworth, Kaosas, . to the 10:h United States Cavalry, subject to the orders of the Pistrict Commander relative to their move-

inents. The Onarfrmon,.' nn,.ni.i. ment will furnish the portation. 1 lhe Illinois and Wisconsin State airs will close to-dav. , f tten dance of visitors ia cnrc,.m(.,l oth Fairs have he?n Knnonr.A K0 yond precedent. The receipts at both 'airs have beeu onft-thinl irtr.r flion those ,oi last year. '. Poroiga Newei '-" ' :." ENGLAND. LoNDON. Oct. 1. The firat careo of the new crop of China arrived to-day. GEMIANY. DltESDEN.". Oct. I. The Kinz yes terday opened the Diet with a speech. le paid ho always endeavored to fur ther the development of the Confedercy on the basis of the Federal ContitutioD. and should continue to use his influence to .preserve friendship between the States of the Band, and in this respect he should act in complete unison with his Federal allies. FRANCE. . Paris. October 1. A rrmnr-il of Ministers will be held to-morrow, at which it is expected a decision in regard to the convocation of Chambers will be arrived at. i Paris. October l.The ha.k Guipuz, Coono and Formosa, which were oadmg at Bordeaux for .New Orleans'. were damaged by the late fire at that port. . . - 1 . - SPAIN. ; - TkT - . . - iUAUKiD. UCtOber 1. A commission of fifteen deputies to the Cortes has been charged with the duty of report ing on the various candidates to the throne of Spain. Pittsbitro.. October l.'-Wm. .C. Ray. former policeman of this city, recently 'convicted -of burglary at Uniontown, was taken to the 1 enitentiarv to-dav. The case has-been carried to the Supreme Court and pe titions f or his pardon are being circu latedr the belief in his , innocence being yerystrong here. :, 1 '- J t j DIED.' tflCHOTJ On Fridav morhlnir. at three o'clock, Jajjk, wife o( Xiobert.Js'lciio;s, aged mty-six years. ' ' . , - - The funeral will take place to-day t (Sat urday), at three Mock' p. M., from the residence cf her hnsband, on the corner of Uentreaad Bell. Thefriend3f the family ar invited to at; end without furtUer-no-tice..: . , j " .. ! ui iNotica to Contraotora. THE CflHNttS roUSCIL V 'HIE City of Kvausvtlle will receive sealed iiotosals uotii ine ait aay 01 uciocer lSti'. for tfradina and paving the alley situ ate between Cheetuut street, and Cherry street, and extending troui Mavenlh streo to Eighth stieet, in Bloc 49, Eastern En laTgerjoent.. . By order of the Council. . ' ' a:m. McuRirr, cierk; . j ' I ::.!. By K. A. Mtxiaiyr, Ieputy. City Clerk's office, October 1st, 1W3. oc2-td 1 , Union copy. ni:rviY WARD hp tp -w -tr m ifi Ht JZt L-JCl.Ji PLYMOUTH PULPIT, religious th I'ulptt is D ubliKhetl wee'Kep. air. ueecuer a -r s sermanfl ani t.-.1 .. , : Jor sale by all newsdealers. Price lOe eucu. nail-yearly ii 75 A. new and superb steel Portrait of Mr .. , t"cneui ujhii yearly subsoriherp ;i C'itnar! (er' i'l.VMotim idi. Christian Journal is r,a,0. '.,f ....vuu uny printtu. aoiy edit d, senl to one address for 52 weeks for our dJttart, uuuoumenm to canvkser,v and ..vcv. 6"uu6 up uiuf'i, .-specimen comes nostate lree. for 5a. .1.- i. Vm iT. JVA jt uunaiiera, aj rars Kow, N. Y, loc2-lm I . . i . i i i . . . .. . - - a- ' . , Dissolution iotici.mSIE PAHTVEKSIIIP HERETO JL fore existing under tne firm name o Ilayhurst Whittniror t ." ZIZ By? ion Merchants, was this - . " . ------i Wl W'llUlI K Hill u7r.. i y '""luat consent, J. J. W,Lakcr.rieVri! from l9 Ami. The hurst. by whom the business of tho old . . J.J. WHiTTAKKft. t.yuvni, xna., sept. US, mm. fse3o-tf All persons Indehtd in ft. a i.i. i r r , - . .ti ' . " " ' J ItXlU III 111 Ul .i,uUim wmuaaer, are notified to pay Household tioods at Auction. mUE UAEKSI.ri) WILL NELL JL at Auction. MnkiiHiiv rinir.iio. Is,, ir nJ,r.U,7":,"f .T.'. "" I. Tl "r uiu, a lot oi House hold and Kitchen Fiirnirnrc. ihi. denceof J. J. Whlltaker. Jnm iiiroot tween Hixth and Sevemh.and in the tneau- "' u oner me same at private sale. , , HAYliUKSr. Evansvlllp, October 1, I8ti!. ool-dtd FOR SALE. TWO-STOBT EIIAUE HOUSE and three lots 75 bv A on Oum Street, between Hixih and Seventh tHSl'f;. Tt!rtn,, eaJ?y- A Pr V to Hayhurst & Whittaker, No. 6 Honth Water Wtreet. r.vans.n.e, uct.l. ItiC'J. od-tf COAL. NEWBURGU COAL SILNE3. AVI5fG VAIVEK0rE TIIOR. ough repairsand extensive I m nrnui'. meuliT. wu are DremrHl mnr,n n.u lie wita a superior qualify or Coal. - It is belter and cleaner than anv CivmI that imn fiBef'i oUe"ed for Silelu this market. All that I ask ii for tbe people to give it a trial, and I will guarantee that they will not be dif appoin tod. bteam boats also su replied at low rati. Uniinn. ,.n,..i ... ... of barges, I am prepared to deliver Coal to f on me unio Kiver at lower rates m oeen none iihri-infnu Kiaai,,. boat Yard at lhe river. imi.ieiiiii - site the Elm Tree. Plttsbnrv anti Vmiih. ..jbuoijj, i ri on me coruer of Eut too - Avenue ami w.i.p Mtr-.-t i? MUII.U Loai pm, up in hogsheads andship- ?, e.'ther, r,tU or rlvtjr- AU orders left ui .1,7 AIL I.-1J Lll I? : I.ICLI I n1!.!.! "or aoove Mam street, will be V'J "'v.uucu lJ. liraiT! KOIlCltnil. .an,v ' A. J.HUXCHE-SUN, seP27-dlw . foul Man. i..cA.stis. Al.i:x.wir.io!!r SANSOM & VILSON, EKAI.ERS IK jtittsliiLr-tr Coal, And Sole Airents for fhA AIRDRIK and BLIUO Mined ol Keutucky. Belna atrentR for the towhoats Robe! Fallon and Red Fox. we are r re oared to do towing at low figures. offices: 5 South Second Street and Blue Hock, Lamasco Wharf. Hteaniboats and factories supplied on lilieral terms. CARRIAGES. J. B. QB.ZXJS. F. Iu Grew J. li. GRKEN Sc CO,, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Clnelanati prices. o(rtet, uct. siin end Sixth 'aiitt-d4rizn Evassvilxjc. Ijvn.

ESTABLISHED. 1831.

OFFICIAl. TjKTTKTvS RKMAINTNO TTKCAIMKn In the Post-Ollice at Evansville, Mtnte of Indiana, on the 1st day of Ociober, IHfi'.l. i'orons caian,i lor any or tneso leitprs will please say " Advertised," glvlug date. LADIES' LIST. A NDSllSON Katie McKarland liisa J.j. Al)rv Sidney McCain Harriet htoer Julia Morris Jane HcOraw Katie : Munda biiva McClaia NJImrs Martin Annie Madison Dora McDoweJi Kiidie Macldox Jennio McNjiry Lawrence Montgomery Malisa MEAL. Mary Nevll.'e Ann JNfcwman Mollis Kamey horn 4 O'H KALCharlotU Olmtead E E tj A N E Ann Parlous Mary I'eck-Mrs MIOUSAn - Hedf. ru Ellen ltedman Jane Kandolf Mary , UtioderAnu Koberis Ha. tie Audntou Mary HPKOWN Em ic a 2 .eriy L, Brown A lintwn Elizabeth Bowler .Murv Kiount A V Hrown Maggie Bialr CHARTER Veney Con bach Add I a Cudy Alice Caigon lu C Culiy Kilz -Cuny Josephine Carter Mary A Clark M - ' MUUAAM Bell M Larss Marv XjlKiiioiid ilaiy BKCiLAMh Susie MJ Klrnire Sailio EOitriYTU Auua Ji.' Eerr S li Jtickets Lizzie fjUtbsHAM" Addle Itodgers Mnry Ui esHOin O Afe! vi I I'll Xie.en" : Oreeu Ann .M 2 3 Ktebbins Malluda Bminky Mollis Ktoitou Muggie HLtine Lona Kockeland A E htiucufleld tAizx Htiiichtl id A K: Murdyiui Mirlva Zanders Afary A tlea(ery Mni y t ! -HwiIL S;arihtt KiuhII Lir.zio Htrand Kannle "" HutherlJriCC Smith Arnasa ffENY Jolia ' J1-, lowii c t; I , '1 hompson Amanda Taylor l'olle oke Elizu . ieeu Lucy A ; Ckirrard Mutlie lions Mary Jane ' Uleeo Mary a x Annie ilanard Bello Hopkins Emiiy Iloppe Euiiua Ha dy irah II Holmes Mo'ile JI iriison Nick Hugo Alice Heunicfc E B 2 " Hnrtlu Sophia L Hick lurs u Howo'on Ij Hornwhy Matilda JOKKEL Lora Johnson Loa Tayior Julia ohuson Loalea'AThomoson MntM finch Mary ern ey H U Tobial Amanda :' Townsend I'll Thornck M U m7-YANTJuTla ' W Watson Lizzie W bitted Nannie "Wade Mollle E Wilniarl li Mary ' Woodard Emma WiremanMaryB WalKer M J Keuney it H ai Der Lizz e n EE Bell 2 1 ' SLA Larue lioratlo Ii ijawituca nirs J 11 Isiueri Bc8ie ioawboreli Julia A liatigly Mattic McNAIR Ki Moultz CI e Kachel . Clara j A IKEN8 Perry xi. utiles Chas Halleck L. W ISAAC. Marks A Co Akers Daniel , r AUHIU8 JOliU AdlerMathias Auget Henry Atkinson John . Jl Isadora Lilzlcman JACKSON A Johnson K M Jen kens XUos IS Johnson W V Johusoa Koht Johnson lr till . Alexander WJrAJiidoUZl! Aurens Albert - Johnson Opo J BJAKHK& Wilhaus ILTXEKNE Andrew MLM JJISIIOD uro MA Keys Hlraui V Boyd B E ItlUR Ueo Li ; . tt IXTLE Alile SLA Love ThosC Lancaster Capt Hit.-. Lame Horatio P Llnxweller Isaac W IjUDKo.f L W Lipscomb O C 2 LaswellllO, Bavin J i IxrK Louis MdltY Mr McCool Rln ; Mcinnerny Barth Mann O IL McCollom Kobt Mitchell Bam'l Mathews Ueo H Mocarland (ireen McDowell Henry Morreson Jas Miller Wm McLaughlin John JioOloreJohu McDowell Jaa MoCabe M J Mayer Leo Marshal Anth Mcinnerny t) W Miller U Augrs't Mills David L MoClose K O Bouneil Oscar Beriy John V ' ' BrltoJas Baiei J , Bony , . tinzx J ' - " Bmi ke John Brown John Brudy W P l.aruett J H Becktr K II u-ihanu Adam Bradick Win Builelte L W , B ilorn Kobert Bayd t- fccar 31 . , Bayiis Bt Phtlipjf ' BarkerHauii Bark:ow Htout ' ' Btcre '1 hos BiileyThos Baker Oeo O Bait 11 Brown Joseph BUbop Wm c 1 Berry A m col Bihum winter Mart Ben do Barnes Francis Broach Geo Burns Pi-ancls MuAdums Frank UAMBEltH Audr Morten TJ i-'Diirlur A Ion .a Maukiieliid W Cloud A col Conch Paul J CUaTk JameV -Casli W H Coll C'hariea Cory D O Coply Dewitt t:ooper Theodore Cecil Ueo Connors Henry Cd-iby John W Cromley tj p Coak M Choadley M P" Carter Harry BEACON John Davidson Jno 2 Dietrich Jacob Darnell J- hn M Davie U M Drph!eyHII Duncan E A 2 Davison iOdw Davis K Ji . DuK!iin (.'ornellun Daman Brown B I'eusbiierM Dunn W H I'owuey Jas , , Duncan .1 If Mc Dowell Uto McUormack Jas Miller J B Ma'heny Wm II More Wm M , 'MliiKlV AP 1 Newman Goo Ndison Hear Nightingale Alferd iauney ii ij Nunu Tho JVlKhtenijHie Joslah . Tl I T I,, i r . p w.ui j as lAOIN Dr II i-attersou L S 2 Perkins U Porter Jus Piatt Kum'i B 2 IVry 1 K BPOCIIE Tho-t itoblnson A V Iloberts Kioii'd ittibertsou Frank I '"""Mil joo r. Kussell Itobt Kyan Ktcphen fcHAKP Wm II Stanton Johu Bheprd Jobu HHiuner ieo HchuelJ Oe, Bauutioru Jilohd Hteward it if DevuilJas It 2 lavldaon Ueo Deoia A. Tnnck fUWIN Joseph J Edmoud Jol.ii linger CJernenco W Egsleton W S "ovcni Albert Bherwood Win E Hteen J f (Smith Win IY Hulllvan Geo W Hteward Ueo W Htnmp EllNhe Hweeny Patrick EkU hobnrt (f.lLMIEIl II C Eariell Tiios Ferrer H B Faxon Thos CJ Ferru Solimon Peiguson Nathaniel Kiauuhter II M f arieu Jas K mKiiiK i-hu- n MaxlerJO - .. Jl. 'learner A J Pari on JasC ThIIioHh ! 1-eltSjL Tamuiu I'ldhartvlt ' " Tni,. r..o n El MninEdw t,u blood Jonathan b sy L M . Taylor Wm Cunn -j rii Kim Mr . Tnvlnrl..i. " f f Ai tiisooLi 'Townsend PB Thorn C E Uiay W 'JinteTS I. Thompson Jo : Turner Jaa Taylor John K ' Taylor W ! 3 ANDF.OiUFTC JL Vandt rift A. WKKl) 3 oh a tiremorn Jno It ' r Uroff Harry L Uumbnris 11 (J Oiodlllow U C Oooa c Uumburts Alex MAUAN Jno F Hall ( haa H Hopkins ED Williams Co toodbsmlL loliou Josei.h Tir "iisnu'A WhlllngS A Weiss Tnos V Warner W W Waidon Columbus Welker It It Wright HA WoJpera Henry . Ward John TOKK Frank J. Young W C YouoKioveOeo O W. FOdl'Eit, P. M. Hushes .Inn w -i HalbJ N lenry Math las lalrey Albert A a Hare Dan ford Hunter i: H ' Hoxt Thomas Hall J il HiUWmP JOHN HOTIO " S, ETC. Clement, White & CJo. WU0LKSALE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS S3 and 21 FIRST ST., K VANHVILLE, IND MUSICAL GOQTIR, G. W. WARKEN. THOS. OOSTNOTON So. CI SIALV STBEKI. IiliE & COA'YJVGTO.V, mfALKRU I If PIANOS, 3IUSI0 And Musical Uooda of nil bin,i. 0r,J:rs.!jy mal1 fromyUy , ttenUe(1 tJt til y I IHT AltHiVAL OF Fresh Baltimore OjsCe'rs, Served Up Kaw, Fried, or Stewed, AT JohnfJ. Schnclzer'i MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, bc2 lml Uct. FiftU and Slxtb

Keep tho Body Ir Coot! !r It is much easier to keep thesv.-c in In good condition than t reil-iru U lotlr.t condition when sbnileieil by iiim iw. l ii "House of Life," like other lions-, -h.i'a.'.i be promptly propped op and mi-iI. ! whenever It shows any siin ol civin-v.-s.v. lhe lliH ayinptom of pliyMca! .i.bn.rv

miuuiu on las. ri as a hi cl t li t a - 1ir1??ir'dM Tb.ft iut-s:iou iV, shall the fcliinulii; t,r '. " A w hole-torn o veeta ile tonjc f h. latlng pr.'porlles of wl icti H , -Mj h n r ' ii ,it ' I !1 VJt a inme juices aiiu t-jtirai.t . ol itui jL. . ,, ,j laxative roots s ua h-i -i,H ,'n, !; which will regulate, s ot l.e ;t!-.i t um-' "'. well as invigorate is li o rm-it,,.,,,, ,, by the do dutated. Tl eieme uu.n -,- i , ralions which are clafi x- I l !. n ,Ui ,,... pcrip'lon, but liO-s'lETl EU'S ij Bl'iTEltS, UieKie.it v ".abl.i pi vi.-utiv and -fostoratio, that lias won it ; wny ttbe confide ce of the i uulic and t bt3 ioh!.cal prorossion ly atU( iter ol a c u-ury o unvarying success MjuhH pi ('. iin. .u:. among them ail. 'to c criti4le on iu P i -ularUy would le to icpe.t a tH.c--u.i i talo. It is only ii6.v: s:u y to yii-, i.i. i.n resords of the UuiUd 8;.ti h lu-vi-n jo Department to Ir-nin that iuou-u in '!'. u i i ureator than that of any otlier projii h ir.i y remedy of itlipr tiativu r foreiiso oriyrii!. As a means of suit.initf th Ui-atti uud StrengrOi under a llery temperature, tin; BIITEHS have a para nonnt ciaini to eoissider;itlon. it has Hit- eflect of loftilyim; ant' brtixina; tbe ner .'ous and. Jiiusr!i!nr systems against theordlnary cor-heq nences of sudden and violent changes of tempfrature, and is therefore peculiarly iihciul at this season, w hen hot stint-hiDo ly i:ty. and ice-cold 'lews by lilutil, n.u rimtt iy heat and chill the blo'xl of thoso wlio are XpOXe; ilO.s'1 TETTEH'." STO: f ACII BITTKflH nro sold in bottles only. To avoid I i-Uh; il.jcelved by counterfeit, t-ee that tim name ol lhe article is on tiie label, and en. !)'-.- l on the glass of the botl los, auu our ie venue stamp over tlie cork. I - C'oiiiuia ptlon. Da.'PrHKNCK'a Pltlo;.'io Syrc'i" J. rtho Cure Of CoukIix, Colds, and ('ouhiuii ntinti. D. KCHKMJK'H HAt'HKI) Tu.s k: lor t he cure of DytpeiisiA and all the lubiluule i Conditions of the Stomach. ' - DK. -ttCUKtvCK'd IUSDiWKK Pi M.S. for Diseases of the. Liver, or to act us a. (j, u. tie Purgative. All oi thfcs three fledielnes ai r; o ten refjuired iu curinn Cousumpiion i,,,-,.,, tho Pulmonic Syrup a ueLii',(,1(,, m.i,desperate caM-s. Tne :-'e.tweed Tonio ;nil Mandrake Pills ussUi. in i-" :i,itn ? -i,,. btoiuach and Liver, h id heip'Il'.o Pmi'ioi'i.' : . Syrup to dla;tiit and heurcii Urn blood vessels, by whl-h means u cure i i soon effected. Theso Medicines ar ; conscientiously offered to the public as t he only t,i. I,-, -ft '., e,ud reliable rein r dies for i'aimonary Con. arnption, and for sll those moriml cniil. tlooa of Ue body wtah-.h itud tii tliat iut ii dinease. Liver Cotv.piaint uud In -,j t are oiten loieruaneis i f Consu niptiou.uinl when they manifr s,w th'tmseiviis t h-y require the most prompt atteut ion. 11 the patleut will porseveriiiiy follow the directions which i conmj;uiy eui-u in,i. He, he will oeriainly is cured, if hi iim.-a are not too much wamd to uialca euro possible. Even in cafes supposed to b mcurubje, when lrleudis and phykielans ii.-tvo desrraiied. the usa o. this Medieme Hun saved tbe life of tbe ) alieut and i'estua-u Dim mj perieci iieairu. Dr. Scueuok does in t nnv Unit nil mk of Pulmonary Consun piinnuiu wliniutne reach of tatuicine, tut he fiui'tiutieitliy i.SHerts that often, will n oalienis havu tti'a most aiarmini; lyiiiptouis, iucii una vio lent cuuxb, creejiln chilis, nii-ht nivc.iH and geuural debility, nv u to fcnen a dei:r-o that they are obiiKtJd to lie in lied, and When tney are t-lveu up by their i,m.-,i-clan, they may 1.U11 bo cured. No !ncin;al treat ment can create lew 1uu;h, bul when tn luui; are very sai ly dlmmma, uiul i some extent desuoyed, a cure may bo elfected by Dr. Hchenei 'h mediemes. Also, in Hcroluious Diseases, these medicines are equally fcli.cloni. Dr. Seiii ni-i has photographs of a number of persons who have beeu nearly covered willi runuing sores,aud now till healed up. Tins shows Its purify lug pi open le:i, wiilefl must, be dona to heal cavui In tue lungs. Pulmoiiary CnuHumplloii Is ahuo.-t, always complicated with I lyspep'-.iu. ami Liver Corpialnt. hicheuck's Muudrake Pills are intended to lemove oLmi i net hum from the Liver and restore its lienlihy action. They have all 1 he eflhuiey which is ascribed to culomtil ir " bine mass," and are warranted not to contalu a panicle or auy mineral poison. Those pi 1 n e.ut tno mostobstluato C'jiit) v iiiesi, iek headache, piles, bilious RtTect li us, t,id all ol her d s. eases wblch arise lrom a totpi'j or obstructed oonditlon of the Liver. One box of these pllis will prove tho ellicacy of the medicine. In consumption tbe Hen weed Ton It and Maudratte Pills are in valusbte an i J i,i r c meolclnes. They rcleve t i.e i-u. rinss ot the patUnt and assist tne i'ul inonio Sy n: p In etl'ecllng a cure, 'lliey liave been lou., d oIal ia advanced itaes of t'umnmf). tloii, whore tbe Innt s are almost en 1 1 i t,iy destroyed. audi all tymptomx Hcuonimi: to I he Judgment of llm physiclaii j, In.H -cat-ed speedy deal h. Tholivesot patlent-i wlio wr aAtuaiiy 1 i a uyiu? coiMiitlo-.t have been picsrved for lnoni ln i.y . o use of Hcheuck'S tliroe Erfit 1 imieil i :,. Dr. Hcheuca's Almauae, coiimi iu uv. a full treatise on the v arious fori:-i ,t ,atsease, his mode tr jiilmtnt, arid iseneral Uireet Ions now t o uw j I s in e 1 1c 1 ne, r. a u. ins " . i urn i, ,v mall lv ud-lre- -Hlreet, Phiia.lU,lihi, Pa. " -AV, Prlc of tiie Pulinoulo Pyrnp and !-' y-6d Tonio, each U .jij per bottle, or 7 iu half doaeri. Mandrake i'liiii. 2.i. per box' For sale by ail Urug tlsta and dealem, Sli li vi Jii:;.v;t',s Jti.vm iy7:T This Kpleudid Hair Iivo is tho l ... . i n, . world; the only true and oei i.-c't ' lve harmless, relnible.-iuiJlt,8m,Hls. no appoint menl : no r .umi,,,,. ..... diesthellleirccof bad Dyes; invl.-on.i, ", and leaves tho Ha r soft and beuuiUnl BJ.ACrt or jjiiowN. i- ohl ho- ..ii i .r., ' and Perfumer; and properly i.i.pn.'d at Hatcheior's Wls Fai turn. N'o u. f..,i sj. New York. " . ' lho Heal In.; Fool. An Estiav for Ynnim M n fill ll! fviwo of Mohtnoe. find tr iii se:i.sns 11 ml A which create impediments lo iMaiu ja'.k wlth sure means fif.ieih.r k... i.. ...! letter on velopen, ficf r,f chm'.'o. Add'ret.'s Dr. J SK1LMN llOliOHTON, How aid Association, i'liiladei phia. Pa. juui la.illl II ( Iu(cIirr'H Ieal hfntl for it,,, ititu: IfUtcliOr' I.l;ill.,e; tly Uor Hold by lrug(jis!s very where. I i ' liMyii") dvelrn fS.V V vecetaelesicilia: :? I-IlIK ITS EPFCT 13 A. d TJ 1 O TJ H M I 1Z It is a perfect. Cures baldness. Mak ;s ii.ilr trow X b. iturn." inoltisns brash, dry and wiry huir low Beauiiful. Kilkon Trew.es. But. ahovo all. the (treat wonder Is tin. Vin,i,lnv win. 1 he whitest, and worst, look urr imir rn. nurnes is youthful biauly by its us..-, it ooesnoi aye the hall, hi.t strikes n I, tho root and fills it with row life and coloring The Urst St BPpI!e:-tlOl will do good ; you the N ATUltAL CULOlt ret urning will see t every day. and BiiFOKE YO'J KNOW IT. the old, gray, discolor, d aiK-Bra i of thn hair will b cone, elvl iu i.i.u a to luvi i sdioiriK and beautiful ioeks. ' AsH lor Hall's WcilBti 1 air He n e wit ol her article Is m mi I ke it in etcct . See that eaou bottlu ins our nrivale (;.. ernmeut !-taun over t io ton of t hn n... 1 1,. AH other rtrc imit.ri Horn. ' ' It. P. HALL &, CO., Nashua, N. H., Kor sale hy rill drus h i. 1 jseiaim (.!) wlm TUo Ilcalinrr Pool. FOK Yttrvo iii-ij X-A h ave fallen into vicious ', .. .. MA Xf.if.n ,V,r R"11 belter Zid'yjXi'XLK iu 'etm c f reln f neiu jh Hi-a u-ii a(V fr ti niptr, II WW 1)1 elODeS. frfoO Of nlmrii. enAdd.ess, !I()VAUU ASSOCIATION, Box P phi. Pa. 1 in i.K.' I DHTJGS & TilE BIGII I.Ef. OPEIiA DltlG BIXLI B JN dklncs, Amerioan and Iicjiortcd Perrnn 3i AN J rrOIJL.TUT' AKTXCLI2': no. is south rnisr sniiiLT ' (CIIANDLEB'i BLOCK). Prescriptions Prepared at all hours. se 3m STAGE Evansville & uray villa stzz2 Lvn . al A..M.. ir Jiu the .-oi iei of Locust and Third fcltree .s. Leaves Urayviile ev ir WF.'D.V : DAY at A.M., Iram the Oruj villo Housn. t, Ji". hf VklVUta trip, and r. rr tao rouud trip, jy jv ,s . v