Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 November 1864 — Page 3

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FBI DAT .KOVIMBKR U River TVcwh. The rivr, We, fell rapidly vesterdav, bat will no doabt be foond at a stand or rising this morning, as there have bee a general rains along the whole line of the river. There was a large amount of packet business transacted yesterday, considering the inclemency of the weather and the terrible moddiness of the streets and levee. The arrivals yesterday were the R. K. Dnnkerson, Bowling-Green; Halleek, from the Wabash; Olive and Waoanita, Cincinnati to St, Louis; Gen, Anderson, Cairo and retarn; Morning Star, from Louisville and retarn. -' The Gen. Halleek is the first boat oat of the Wabash this season, and she had a magnificent trip of flour. The R. K. Dnokersoa bad a very fin trip bat of Green river.. 8ne returns to Bowling Green at ft o'clock this eveninjr and will want freight and passengers. The Olive discharged some 200 tons of freight here and bad a good trip to St. Louis.- The Waoanita was also full of freight. The Gen. Aoderson did a Land Office busiaesa on her last trip. She first brought a full cargo from Cairo and Metropolis ' to Padoeab, and then reloaded for this port Tier Manifest was about eight feet long too long for publication. She was thus detained, not reaching here until noon yesterday. She, however, discharged her large cargo, and filled np before dark, taking, among other freight, 600 barrels of floor for reshipment to New Orleans, and large quantities of Paducah freight. Capt. John B. Hall is in command The Morning Star bad a fioe trip Vlcwa yesterday, and filled np well befire leaving last nigh'. The Carrie was receiving yesterday, and got off, we pret.ome, about dark. The Idaho cam np from the bocsyard yesterday, looking as neat and nice as new, fairly shining under ber new coat of ptiloL" She is a first-class sternwheel boat, with excellent freight and passengijc accommodations. )i will be ready to comnence receiving freight to-morrow for Nashville, for which port she will depart on Tuesday. Wa cordially commend her and ber gentlemanly commander to the kind consideration of skippers and travelera. We are doubled to see Capt Dexter " Old Opposition "In the city again, looking as complacently as a man is likely to who has just pocketed a few cool thouaands, and feels himself possessed, bf the fastest, horse in the Pocket.' ' The Viucennee Sun of Tuesday thus refers to Wabash river matters: The r.cent rise In the river has again pataflcat nameroua little packets and screw uropellers, sidewbeelers and sternwbeeleti- are steaming and whistling around and about as in great abundance. The Rock Bluff is the nam of a new side-wheel craft which made its appearance at our wharf oa Friday. She belongs to parties iu this city, and is interred for the Wabash river trade. Mr.. KuHitll, an Aastriatt, has secured a patent in tlii. otmatry (or a contrivance by which vessels may be steered by ineaos of -the propeller or screw, which moves them ahead, without the Lelp of a iudderv.i The propeller is fixed in a case which supports it, and in which it is movable by th turning of the etecring wheel, either to starboard or to port, in either case forcing the stern of the ship- around, while her .headway is not in the least stopped or lessened. lij tbir method a vessel caa be easily tamed in her own length. There were rumors on the streets of New Albuny on Tuesday that the Millie Stephens and one or two other boats bad been destroyed on the Lower Mississippi. but they are prebttbiytaafounded, as they could not be traced to any reliable source. The Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company "have mad application to the Common Council of St. Louis for six hundred feet of the levee on which to locate a wharf boat The James While 1 being wrecked by the underwriters, there being no hopes whatever of her being raised. A por tion of her furniture arrived at St Louis -on Tussdfty ancr;wHl t sold at auction in a few days. , , llCmtt INTERESTS. To rliiruM.-ll you with la f arckaeo pure prog, Mxliulneo, oii Obemlrel. at a mull d. no Keetero pricee, go aad eaemlue Eauxa a Warrs't lUck, where you will Rod every arti ste that ti aeeded by the profeeeloo,aod a prim which tuu4 Ml to glee eeleeAvetiee. Their Store I at No. SI M1 itreet, - maySdA wtf WILLIAM REAVIS, Attorney at Law and V. B. Claim la anlhorlied by the Government to procure Fan. aloae, Buuuty Money, Back. Pay, Beaaty LeaJ Clalma for Hoauva aad other PmoroBTI deatiwjed while lo ts eertb-e of tha Oorarnmaat, aad all alaima, of whatever kind or aaloro agmlnat tha Vuited Btatea. Bo un U lot. DlACbargcd Soldiers! By aa amend mea to the Benply Law, p aaa ad al tha leat aaHloa ot CoBgraaa, "All soldier or other pereoB who aaa bee ae akall aereater be dlacbarfad wiiliia,vw year from th data t (heir ealietmont, by'raaaes ef woaada received la battle. a ball recerre tne name Bowery as tfeongh they erred two yeara." Office S5.S ln Street, over KrIWe Qua (era. oppoeit tk Coort flouee, Ivaneville, lajlana. Correepoodsat moat ancloe ammpa. . aGood relbrence given If required. mhSS BOILERMAKER. JOHN P. LAURENT. Bollor 35.IcvlX.oi. Corner of Fine and Water Streets ITAKITIILI, 1MPIANA. r AH PRZPARKD TO MAX! ALL KINDS X of Steam Boiler. atatioBarr or portable. 1 have averr mcilitr for doinc cood work that good machinery aad good workmen oaa give, as all work aatriuted I me will be made wilder, my par eoea! lupenrialoa. mjr V. orkmeo erst to any part of tha dry aad niT- a fcrarrlM. . eeeia - PHOTOGRAPHS. 1. .11. WRIGHT'S Photograph Gallery, Ho.. 8 .SEC0HD STREET, (RlllOtt a Old Slaad.) . . RTASSVILLR, INC. ervjerfe 4 Ttalte, Vignette, or org Pbotogrepu., ii" e, or copiea rrom old Pioure, warraorea equal to any rrom Eactera CHtie ma Bl veeenneeie yncea. w6K

BEGULAB PACXETS. Por?few; Orleans I Tti tew and tplemlld Freight aod fame fetamr

Wifl leave for Sew Orieana OB Friday rwafnj, the 1 Msth in-t ., at 4 a'elock r. . rr irreigkl "'cJSTa LMP H 11 T BOT17 - ' agent. For Cincinnati I The Spleadid Straeaer a Lis n i vliz: , CLARK j : : : : t : : : ', i : MASTER. Will leeewfor Cincinnati en Henday evening, the Slut loot, at 4 o'clock P. at. " Jf or Freight or Paeeege apply to COX A HCMPHRST, , bot17 1 : - AgeeU. For the Wabash ! Iha Steamer GEN. IIALLO'GK W III koto KTaoall'o for tba Wabaah Blvor thia Uv at 2 o clock r m. r For Fraight or Paataga apply oa board. - '.lrSOU EraniTilie and Hashville SEMI -; WEEKLY PACKETS, GABRIEL' BBaDY s :::: t ::::: I MA8TXB, ' katie: ; -COSSEt : : i ; i s t s : s : s XASTXB Vk' 111 form irgn'tr Una, tba OA ERIE fearis EvanCTlilo ovary I t ESIJAT, at 3 r. ., tad Maabl i ar.rjr rg'IAr,a 4 rn. - tba KATIS laaa aollla orary FttDAT, tarn, aad karat aakvilla mry MOMLUT, al b r a. WTbla arrtot'Bvrat ia paraanaat, aad tba proprfalora af Iba U hepa, by atrkt alUaltoa lo biliMi aud tba lntrotof ablppon and eomlo. I al traratara, to taorlt liberal aad pwagai ant auppnrr With may tbaaka for paal larora, a r aprstrully "licit a coatiuaaooa of jircaae fr a otlr old Irlmuit - BALLS BTDD, Affoota, t ootlH-tr ' -' - Ctaaarulo, lad. Eegular Weekly Stshrille Packet. Tha Kfegaot f tramar C II A UMER! OCB UUtOtCHltT i i ; s I f I : CAPTAIS'. Will Irara Eranarila tot Kaihrllla aad all way poi tarery Waduaday at S o'clock . m. , So Far iraiattt ar p'a apr'r " ' tox a ucMPBRtr, no-H-tf -- - - i tBt. Evansvllle, and Linton, Ky. tba Llttla tamt ;',. .TAMEH GHAY-! BOIjOK BBOWK ...'.... .....MASTIB. Will maka rgu'r waakly tiipabrtwaaa Krai,, will aad Linton, ky. " . . COX A BCMFHBET. no-lfl Atlanta. For IVfVMlaVill5 S Isr- Tba fa'aaDitar Staaatar LEND ALE! 1. F. CLAKK - -. MASTI3. l-ra for Naahrllla oa Wadiwaday, NoTaaaba f li.i h. al 3 r. bj. ii W For fraigbt or pa-aaca apply oa board or to IUUUU1I, , nurU St Ar". GREEN RIVER PACKET 'I'UB FLEKt ABO SLUiAKI BTEAUBB It. It. DnnkerHon. A. DitlgklWATEB MASTKB Will la-a ETana-llla ary Sloniiay ' nil Thurxl-y at o'clock, F, M.. for :tt,, Kuiu.- and all way porta, staking cl a luiiniMtlon al Uuniaoy with tlto ataaiaar I', I) tm.lH.II l..r BwlmnUr-"B. TbtaOKh ritlt i Uowilna Uraanaivaa oa freight. ftaarlu . The Evani? lie ft Cairo Fast Mail IHNeni-pr Line. lliSHWiit, cum' inoJiouirand Elcgaut l'aasenjer Meaaier ARM A : D A, Ji'rlll, V. 1 U B oo r . l r . , eVer Lenraa Wadaeadayaand Batonlayaal Ir.a. iy20 PHI, P. VHfS, Agent. Rogular Evansvillo & Cairo IJ. IS. ItaiLXaoUet, in c iiV Ahdcr soiiytiAH. F. CLABK, Captain, ' ' " . A. LOWTS, CUrC ttaves Lvnnstlde ercrr Monday aad Thjursdaj at 1 J M. 'I 'OR Ulleml leallghl draught boat and hv J perlor acmuimooaliena for paeeengera. 1'or Fraiahl or peaeege atpl, oa buejrd, or to ". - . UALL A Bl'll, Ageau. Louisville & Evamvillo V. S. Hail f ...... Line. H'BB STLKNIUD rASAXXOCB STIAMEBS MORNING STAR; Capt. J. II BtTNCK; JOUN OWATHMTT. CTera.1 ' Will leave for Lot iU.';, 4f rtr at als o'ekn iir 'i.i e Uoaday al tea a'l Will leave for LuntaTll'a every Thoraexk I'.R.' aeuS eeerj cioob a.m. TARASCON, Capt. J. A. tCSK. F. BAa aSalTB, Clerk I W11 leave for Lonlevllle ery Wed. 1 aea.lee .nil Katurii.v . el ela o'clock i.cWF kt. tor eeaf irt, apeadaiid ale.ence the above fUea - ar. are auearpaiieel. Far freight or pearnge apply to COX IV i PU Bit Y, at MU I.Itie Wharf-Boat. , J. II. HVNi.K. Suit. ,!. Hall Tela. DRUGGISTS. . , THE family mm A. C. HALLOCK, HO. 10, FIRST TBKKT.KKAK FOR 0FF1C1. T T AS JVST BFTTCTVID A I.AROl grFFtT J 1 of biewarl'a orlebratvd Medioaled motlona, each aa loaland atoee Feeee, Icelaiid Muea Candy, rig I'rope, Flaxeeed Candy, iiaarheond Irape, Tatty Drop, etc., elc i awo, a nneiy ri the moat popular Coagb Candbm ad Patent Medi. otnaa. - .. . M0C0A1NK. AMBAOSIA.XATHAtOS TBIcopbonioa. anl all the moot celebrate pre. paraxrone vor in nair, eon oe ronnu ho. hi Boom nrei stroaa. IIURX AND TJNADCLTKRATXD ORIAM A 1 Tartar, azsi ly fcr familr aaa; alew BeOa asd Splcea, at uiuuts i un( ton. - i CCXtCR'S COCOH CUB1, 8TRICELAND L 5 and Melllfloona Conak Balaam. Vherrr toral. Ball'a Balaam, Carv e Coach Car aad Browa'a Trochee. Al A. V. MALLUca B urag store. riOT PAINTS IS ORXAT T1UIT1 ASO A Prtce. Lead Fencita. Pen. Holder, Later i Paper, Eovelopea. At Mo. 10 FlraS (Street. UHT8ICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS RICXITR A. apeciai attenUoB at HALlOCX 8 PrOfBtor. ! i , , , , . . ..... jKKrL.mBBT. BOAP9. TOILKT ARTTLiS, A Pomadea. Ooemetioaea. Tn.ii. w.n wiuk rMaTbe lou-d.. ' . .T"7" A r n a r w . .w.-t A. C. HALLO aw.Commissioners Sale of Real Estate. BTTIRTUROF A HECREB OP TH (JOURT of Commoa Plea of Veoderbnreb B.,. the oadenigaed Oommieeloaar wilL uw tk. day of December, 1S4, betweru 10 o'clock A. at. and 4 o clock P. M., at the Coort Hoaae door ta the city of Evaoaville. eell at pobHe e actio, the following aeaenrwd real eeuue, to -wit : Theieath. eaei qoai ler ui ice .uum-wc, qoaneor r aectio eleven (ll, in towrjaitp See (5), aootli of raaae aen 110) weet, in the Vreoeoaea Lead Di.trtet, Bad io venderbar coaaty, lodiaaa. . . TERMS: Oaa third eaab, earn thtrd la ela months, aad aoa thtrd la twelve aaeatri ; tb par. euteer giriag bm a ova . Kb approved aniety, waiving relirf law, aad bearing ioereet fro m dale. . , ootr-waw - U1IUB lILWg,

SPECIAt NOTICES.

TBI Horror mt War caa ?!o fraatly ailtitatad by that aoTaralgn -xaody, Bolloway'a Ointnt, as tt will cars any totih4, iowrrec daaparata. If it ba wall, rabbad aroatd too woaadod parta, aad thoy bo kapt thoroughly csrorod with It. A pot of OiBtuaat aboald bo ia oorry -oas kaapotck. XTaryoaobordait. If tbo reader of thia - not lea" caa not g-t a box of FllU or Oiat-aeat from tha Prtj Star fa hit place, let him writa to L nw, 0 Maiden Laos, enclosing tha amannt, aad I I in mail thixtmtf axpBa. Many oealora j will oa keep my modi rice oa kead beraoa. they ann make a xaock pmtB a other perev. max. So cnu, SS cBtC aid II V box or pot. - - i ,: ' t ' ' Cawivoai ColdAj-Eraryoa la . pract Sally familiar with eommoa ooM. Ti ehilloaas sod farar.AAo dalloaaa aaa1 Uc&rf,k aorawoao of throat, poia ia tha bwl, ataM aottrlia, and atlU mora, tb kratiblutyof Uppara&d g.oaral diaeomf rt, bare not only bean epcieneod by arary. osa at torn time, but U baa bora tbo miawrtoao of moat peep la to paav tareogh ,bU asplaaaaat ordeal, repeatedly oi freqaaBlly. ,'Wa woald commend a timely ap Madam Porter 'a Cwralira OowirB Balaam, tweeoeo It alwaya ewraa. A eafe, rellabia, and plemoaoe remedy. Fall direetioca oa each bottle.' ' Be tailed by all firw(iau at 23e. . " . " Boris-? . Pr. BtrteklaadU T6 raJoable ramediaa of. hrad by thia regalarly edacalt.d pbyakma; will bo fcaad adrertieeo lo ear ootomoa.Wa would adrlao any on infTaxing from adiotreaalof eoogb, or any a Action of tha ttroat or laag. tOjtry I. Strickland's Meilifiaooe Ceajb Balaam.' It ia for aala at the Drug Storea. , t Dixon Blaekborry CaramlatatlToJ beia( ooca seat, a aapplj will always be kept I a Iba hooae aa the muet telaablo family medic I nee aad aaa, wilbal, vary p'eacat lo take. . . i - COLGATE'S HOSEY BUAP. . This eelebraiad Toilet Saap, la each oatreal deauad. Is mad bum tha catalaoat saSteriale, leuiltil aad oawwltiomt la It aatare, teaajravntly scented, and amtremely boa. Aelal la iia actioo apop Ike aklau fot aala by lirapiete aifd Fancy Oooda Lwalera, , Dr. II. Anders -A .' - -IODINE WAT155. ' Io-!ln Water acta ttpoa tba Heart, I.leer, Kid. tare, Mfrerlw Onrane, and O'au laUr Sitem. Tiieeucceee whicO baa attnied Ilia nee of thia remedy In priraaa praatme. and eadoranmeet mrdkjU anthorily, enie-ue to aecammend -at the practitloaer and the fiblic, feeling coakierit tl.ee wtih elr trial it will etteat ita own eroalleaee In the eoc ef obronle dlaeaam which L,-f:ata Iodine, eatib aa-Mcrefiila, Broncbitla, SklB tj'.li'm. Ilirart, Mve owd Kidney Diieeeea, '.rooe Affctioue, Nenraij-ta, Bbeamatlam, Xiyala, L-blllfy,f jrli,8e,,ie. , j . . . l'hl'Uu may irtj uyn iha uaiCurm atreawth of Ij.fue Water a 4onte4iilux tbrre-jqaeilet frMun ruaa ludiue iu ee h fltnd-oance ruaa weer, ae eolreal beuta keed it la Dot liable to decompoetttoB Tier ajOntaaeoaely-fi.rmed tnequaii.le; nuilher te lb Iodine oxrdlaed Bo neat mi. Ixed by combluatioB wtih aoy tunradkeot, wbtca render thie ejuUoo anperior tf aay other method of exhibiting I -ail "a. i . ' Fnll dlrectiooa aoaoaipaay eaab bottle, that It my ba aaed aa a famiiy medicine aa w aa by the profeeeion, ' ' Price en dollar gwr hotel. Oa riaelpt f Sve dolUre.eia bottkmdeMearad raea by awpeeee to Sayaeorea. . .. . ("-. Beware of lieeaterMaa ami ImlUHoSe whk-h Bttprinciuted deelera endeawio dlato of oa oor reitntaUnn.t Sea oar algaatare aod l rede-mark (lb lreek-ed kmt able adm llaeiuenv), Oxio the labxl aeui-wmpiHrf of each battle, with out which, tuf Wfaaslue -l - Circular! gralle. UB. n. AKDSJtS A CO., Fbyelciana and Cliemleta, Ho. 4j1 Broadway, Mew Fork. ylS daw4ra ap HHewaaollam.-Na JieVnee le So .certain, cure by Brindretji'e Pllliae Ihle. Tltai aeon tate oat of th bfoovf f.a4rieutar vlroe p which. an ma pmn depeuae. Bad the patient la cored. WW- T. M. Adama, SO Twelfth Street, Mew Fork, aofleend with rbeamettam for a long perod. He wa attended by able phytlclaaa, bnt their preacrtptlona were of oe avail ; be waa enable to move without aaelaiaace, ani3 far fear month wa imoat entirely oooSoed lo hla bed. Al thia pe. rledef htl drkneae, wbea'B bad led, aad be aprd lo be l.p! 8r fTig remainder .W fcl lift, b em -wava,lea) e TteeHkASDBITH'S PfliLS. the Brat boa evidently male him better; the Immurement waa mora decided from the aecead box, and by tba lima ha bad seed eighteen boiee, ha Waa entirely enred of rbeaaialiam. aad the atrenglh itnd tOf&mef f bie limb wire ro llnrrd. Itl4aoWeeyaat that Utiararoba We at. rr.I, and Tie be kSr ae retoro,' bat aoa iloiw the enjoyment of perfect health. JoSS Sm Unprcscnteblo Heads Are la momeat "beau titled byHhe eperaetea of Christadoro's Hair Dyo. Wbkh, without Iha aSlghtaat trouble, Imperii lo the hair ef Iha hea t, wkbketl, Ward, or mono. lachea, any ahe! Bf brftwn, or Ike moet perfect black. l4utleecao naa II withoat Boiling their iigera. It la tba moet eipedlttosa hair dye la the world, and tb only on free from, aay paleooaae ti(red!ent, snd that jnt4lnl a nourl.hlng and amvllleul vegetable prtadylt. ' g . ' Cbristadoro's Hair Preservative, A. valuable adfnncl to the Dye, la dreeelag aad promoting Ibe growt 1 eeid jierreel health o' ' heir, eof ef ltl, wbea oatd abjae.a ST" that prolecft llie Bbrea' from decay auder all clreuoiatancee and under all elimea. Maonlactored by I. CHBISTADOKO, Ho. S Attor Bouee. New Tork. Bold by all Prugglat. Applied by all Ualr Dreener. octal 1m a.Uet Uiuee who.aea doubted the Tt rtaeo , J Bsu.' Caaana irtrai If any euck there be reail tb Bjtliretrjg fWtWtate froea goatlemevwef," . kuowu la thia eomaonity, Bad deabl ae mora. i Jtl geoerat latrodm tloa Inte the army will Bare the tireaofthoueanda of oar aoldlerat l-J(..l; .M-eXweV.IJ We, the anderalgaed, hare Been Ibe good eflecta produced by the nee of Dr. Jaaa Bru's Co BiTtaa m caaeof general debility dad preetralloB of the ayetem, and believe It general aee weald 1 prevent dla.aea aa4 rellee mack aaSeriag Among oureuldfera pertlcalary would thia be the , especially thoee who are aspoeed te mla. mellc ItiBaeaeeln tbaeeatheraotlmaU.' Nil. PHILIP BFKCD. ' Collector Int. her. Sd Dl. Ky. CH4S- B. CtiTTt'N, i- i.i i-, ,1 '.' r rolleeterof the Fort of LoaievilV. Ky. COt. H. PENT, I'rovuet JUmhalOea I of Kealackr. . -i KIT. P. f. HKNbKBM)!; - Vic PreVtof SanltarT Commimiaa. BaKNKV, BrOHKS A CO., , t . Publleher IVaJOaraU' V. ..... ..n '. fSX0. P. DOCHM, Pror. LmMv11le A eeelrer. VtfiHKH FARKtlllaai, . . Vvholeeale Dry GvkMi Deal ere, Kaia Street, ' luieville, Ks. t)A V19, ORltltN A 1 0.. , . r - . I ". i Vbe4.waleHtwie lo-alet, Slaia at, fcOOlavnib. HART A MAPOTUKbV, Utbograpbere. cor. Market aad Third St. . Le.Mvl lie. E j. -l c u JCMCS WINTER, Uotklog Merclient, oar. Sd aad Market Sta, boiiie-M n. svi . i 1 rvari. 9. e. in L.n. l u, Of Steamer Maior Afidereoa. MAJ. L. T. THCSTON. I ILivmaeter U. s. Armr. a At. EVroALF. N.wrnl HoteL Loulevllle. Re COU .JSK BAflSfc, Pi; I ,? t5 R. rTlTT. I QIOKJA 1). PRkNTCR, . , XxeiaTilHiiomol. i 9e aSrartlaemeat In anbtber euloma. feb 1 olJ by PKTKR VISllt.IVQ, --r rom Agaot. Brvaaaiuile, tno. DlStASE30F T&K KKRTOUS, 8KM1NAL-, TJriuarv, aad Sejiaal gyetema aew bb4 reliable , treatmeaila Re porta of th HOWARD ASSO CIATION. Seat by mail la aaaled bt;r eovel. opea, free of oaarge - Aeaerea tK. I, 8EILU3 DOUG H TON, Howard Aeeocmtioa, No. S Sooth Siath Street, Pbttadelfhio, Pa. -r , ,v-, a arrVlU - dAwVy k t. f . 1 i - .'. -Ve i - DENTISTRY. 4, fx BiTcnnoTrxn; ' - JCZr"- " 4WW t Uiw- XjSSpecial atteetiua. . icivea to toeua. aertiOB ef artifloUl Teetk "Eooms Jio. 4 .and 5,- Jlarble,HalI, : .Second. Floor, Main Strut. , . NOTICE. "MOTirk 13 HEREBY GJYESTHAt I WIXL . a rt'lr to the Baare) sf Ccnntr Comm!mioa ere, at tneir next ron';Yor the priTiJe?ef eH -Kg eptrttvion nquora ia alee oBantity than i ."r. nr Pieee or btteiaeaa la oa Lot So. 137, f-Old Plan of tb. I R)LyaTiUw CA.RMODT A READ. .HAIR RESTORATiyE.-! HR ISrALLmT HORISTORATITI . Jew recxiToa, aaa Tor lie at

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1 T"TELEGRAPH. MORNING REPORT. JTJjy ' MOVGDlQIlta ' IB 1116 Trn11flw ' . OiAOAAAlAUWAAA w auv "What tne RebelFapers Say: Heavy Cannonading in the Vicinity of ' Dntch Gap. Gen. Grant Not Going Into Winter Quarters. . ' Bstamalwo Forgerlaa. Xfw York, Nov. 17. Superintendent Kennedy, of the Metropolitan Police, h become aware of certaia extensive forgeries which were committed is this and other States a boot six weeks ago. lie gave the case in charge of some defectives of this city, to be worked. Tbey Lav stnambeea diligently engaged in it, with very satisfactory results. The prinCipal persons af ainai whom the iadastry of the poliee has reeulted inbrinfiBj charges are najsed Walter, Patterson, Michael O'Brien, Ira Gaddis,' George F. ConghHn, Hugb McNelUs, John St Clair, and Spencer Patterson. The six first named have been arrested; the other two ar still at large. Cougblio has turned Slate's evideace, and yesterday gave testimony against the others ia one case of the alleged fraud, the investigation of which was commenced in the Tombs Police Court, and wiil be continued to-day. This case involvi-s the forgery of. the name of Hicbard 1). Lathrop, of this city, on a check on which money; was drawn from the iisni ci ('oraaneree. The whole series of forgeries is supposed to involve a tarn of about $i"iO,0O0 i The Kiebmond Sentinel of the 14th says a Union Brigadier General deserted from the rotomac Army on the 13th, and reached the rebel lines, and states that liueoln has called for a million more men. The Sentinel don't Vouch for these rumors. The Tinnei Washington special pro-' noances false the rumors cf Secretary Stanton leaviar the Cabinet. , Kiebmond wafers of Monday nay that on the 'Jth, Ilood's army was at Tascombia, and Sherman's at Atlanta . ' Concerning the gold seised by General Cutter, in New Orleans, from which arose the attachment obtained jn.'.New York against tha General, it may be well P say that the coin is in the United States Treasury, and redress is to be had against the Government, and cot against General Butler. The Herald t Washington special says the Secretary of the Treaaary intends to anticipate the payment of the January interest ia gold iaierest bonds. General Butler and staff have gone to the Army of the James. ' So guerrillas have been seen eait of the Ball Ran mountains since the 6th init ' " ,;' ' "' The Kiebmond Whig contains rumors that Hood took l)ecBtnr,'A!a, And captured the garrison of 8,000 troops, half of whom were colored. "Oathe23tb alt., a rebel attack on Tinntsville, Ala., is also reported, " The Montgomery Max I of the 7th Is expecting, an easy advance on Augnsta or Ms sod by Shiftman. The Richmond Examiner ridicules iba Idea of any sech a movement - Kebd newspapers have an amusing dispatch ia reference to the lost cavalry fig lit in th Shenandoah Valley, ia whirl the rebels were swat whirling through Front Royal,-ad lost 2 gees, 150 prisoners, Ac. " This rebel dispatch saya that Shori dan's men ware driven back with heavy lost., iouludiag 200 prisoners caplarsd, while Erly'a le was light . . Urie. General Tyler baa forwarded to the War .Department at Washington, a black flag captured from Early' cosnt rand in August last ?The' efficiency aad activity of Gen Sheridan' cavalry is shown ia lb fact that the 6m division of it, nnder Merritt, ks captured, during the present campaign, 29 pieces of artillery, 2,IMX prisoners, li caissons, 100 wagons and mbulances, and 14 battle-Qags. . lirbtil newspaper tiles contain ForI t's official account of the destruction of lahnsooviHe. - Four eoahoat. 14 stea. rs, and 20 barges are claimed as baeia, been set on fir and burned, and an ima. ot amount of vsfnabte proptty. may well dsuU a good por tion of th , a it is aisled that all th immense store at Johnsonville were also destroyed, for we have since learned that Jobnsoaville is still Bell bv tb Union forces, and that bnt a small por tion of the army store tbre were de stroyed. . The bombardment of Charleston and I'ert Sumter is reported as being still continued, with steadiness and severity. QTis Uniaa war weasels and 73 trans ports are reported at Hilton Head. Amy Mwvwam rrn th Valley. New Yore, Nor. 16. Tba World Washington special of the 13th s": lntelligeno ba . been received that len. Eerie returned, with hi forcee. from the Shenandoah Val'ev and pro ceeded by forced marches to Luacb. burr i Ibe movements of Sheridan s forces cannot be stated at present 'i Th Zirni I Winchester special of the 11th says: ror several . days : past ru mors, of large rebel . forcw marching northward, either to attack onr line ot communication or to destroy th iialtiasor ek Uhta railroad, prevailed. Sev eral reconncisancea have been made io different direction, but without ficWUag th enemy-' Lspt. Loaauae,4i tne .ilia rennsvly aj iev "cavalry, returnee to-oay from a reconaoisance to- .Capon Springs, and toward ilooreSe'd. lie failed W find any enemy, or anything to confirm th rumors 6 a column mo viae north' ward. - e.i - Th Herald l special from Sheridan's Headquarters, 15th says: ' A reconnois-ui-w waa leeuv .vuav, uv we I'BvairT, 1 a let ae vcuax vice, una CuaUr division marched along the Middietown road, and Gen. Merrill Along the Winchester and Stranaburg turnpike. Heavy Cammwmaeltmir la t VUlwlljr mt Daich Gap Grant mot Omtwa; into Winter t a art era. New Yore,''. Not." 1 The London Time of November Sd, prophesied that Lincoln ' would carry "every loyal &ut except New Jersey and blentacky, and said, with this result tne vast body lb American people decide upon a, rigorous presecation of the war. "8om bepe ef the rebellion will continue In lb chimera of fbreigtt intervention.". - . 'Cep..Winhxw'e official report of tb tlestraetion of tb Alabama, jus published, conejosi vely shows that the Alabama endeavored io fight at long range, ant! th attempt to do er eansed- fb. circular , motion of the vessel daring tie notions Na otheraew feature are give. The Herald City Point special say, , .,

a ooisa ana appRreauj meaoiDgiess i innr rrpona snow a total loss of f 3,50J,demoastratioa u mad by th-rebel j 000. Mosby and bis pang is an institopiekeU Ita trout ef tb 3d Corps on Sat-"r tion of littl profit to tha rbe!a. , -, - T I ... - J .- - i -iU.. A Ni a. ; liOt

arday oiglit, bat U made no impression on oar lines, which remained the same oa Sunday as oa the previous evening. ' Heavy eaonroadiog was heard in the vicinity cf Dutch C p oa Sunday night The resale sot ascertained. Gen. Grant's order informing rebel deserters of the treatment they will receive on coming into his lines, has been re-pa blished and I being tent into the rebel army. The weather is coil Many soldiers hava bailt log bnlr so snake themselves more eemfortabl - Taia does not indi-

icate going into winUr quarters. . iue geaerai heaith of the amy is excellent , , 3 Gen. Sherman's Movements! Reported Occupation cf Ma con, ua. by our Troops. ' " a. ' "" lilisoxiri Election Eetums. Destruction of Property in Atlanta- " ' Gold Closed 2 23 1-4. &c, &c, Sec Skiraiaa't Meweaasmta. CixciNKATi, Kov. 17. Th Timet Nashville correspondent dating 15ih, saysne column oi Sherman's army left V-fanta on the 9th, takiagith Macon tosd.'and will pass Milled eviie, aad probably will make an effort to release the Union prisoners. The second colDTtn lett on Saturday last, taking the direct road to Augusta, which be will reach in 14 days. Two columns concentrated bare will move on Charleston, Savannah or Beaufort, at deemed proper. Beaufort waa th oririnal destination. The Macon k Augusta Rsilroad will be effectually destroyed as th army proceeds. Sbetma carries 60 days' rations Cf bread, beef and cattl. II will de peod on the country lor other sattenasce. Atlanta has been rendered nntrnablr. Such buildings a ooald be of any benefit to the enemy hava been destroyed, hot no others. Sherocsa will meet no enemy, as the Georgia militia are few ia number and harmless. Only two thousand troop besides militia ar at Sat an aaa. This correspondent says the army consists of four corps and ten thousand cavalry, in all, forty-seven thousaod men. , . v . Destrwctloia of Property la Atlanta. LrcisTii.LS, Nov. 17. A private and reliable letter, dated Rome 11th, says: The destruction of manufactories, mills and other buildings of value to the enemy was commenced at half past three yesterday afternoon. The extensive ruliing mills, atablss and store houses wer destroyed by order of Gen, Corse. nom places of minor importance were rd by th sold er, Th number of private residences destroyed waa vary small, aad these were accidental There is crest rejoicing over the election news. Ge. Barry, chief of artillery, has left fiTf'-he North, sick. The enernr at tacked our pickets whit they were en gaged ia th destruction of property, and were driven off. Oa Tuesday last our works at Atlaotsv were attacked by 1, aw cva;ry. who were beaten off with but little diSicnlty. Aa expedition wa nl out 00 tb night of the 9th lo cap ture Ibe gaerriliis, who centered tb qusl of hWman's hsadqaarter guard. The eipeditionary fore returned on the luta lost, with the Captain of the rebel squad as a prisoner. leeoeerl ao.OOO Wlm$rif ferLlaaala . ie. eve atearel re. St. Ioois, Nov. 17.- About half th CoueUe in Miasouri five Lincoln near ly ttery tbnusaod majority on the home vote. The soldier vol in th Sixth, District will elect Van Horn. Union, by from two to fire hundred, in the fourth District it is not definitely seutd wneiaer Kovd, the prweent , in combwat, or Kelso is elecvid both Hadicais. " All other Uaioa caodidatea ia the biate; except llr-g-an, from this isietrici are nnaoooteaiy electro. Ueluroe from Kansas indicate lb electioo of Clark to Congress, by on thousand lo fifteen hundred majority. Crawford, Laneite, for Governor, and the remainder of tb Stat ticket will tvceiva tnree to four thou toad majority on tb bom vote,'- I.sne will ba twothirds on the first ballot lerialaud. Mr. Jueoiev, tb present Secretarr, is lying quite 111 at tne Linieii Hotel. , ' Kami Bwltaerlevmet BBB((oet. Cairo, ov. 17. The ram Switzer land, bound to St. Louis, sneered and uaa en to Mississippi Biver last e?en . . .. ..... . . T ing, above '.Commerce. It is thourut that an rn toe raised. Two hu idred and ninetv bales of cot ton passed ber to-day for St Louie, and ibo buuuiww ana cigaiy-mua lor wmctn nati. - Roawl Paper SIIaiCeeratag ikir. maBinartmaaia, . WasBtftoTow, Nov. 17. Ricimood papers of Tuesday make no mention of bhermea movement, which fact is regarded here as tvidsace that be ba met with success. The rebel lion and Senate had a se cret session oa Monday, in waica it ia noised the question of armiag slaves was Qiscoesal. It is reported that the President sen cuj'y contemplate issuing another proclamation of amnesty. The statement thatTburtow Weed has purchased the Intelligencer is antrc. Air. Ibas and Mr. Baymond -are mentioned to soeeeed Mr. Adam to England. .., Tba Galdllarkei Skirmaa Hiyerti am saawamreeaw. . New Yore, Nov. 17. Sold eontinn demoralized, and opened at 22?. At 11 a. m., bad declined to 2 18; subseqoently the "balls" made a rally, an at 12:30 p. ta.. bad brongnt np the price to 2 Z4 but the downward tendency could not be overborn. . - Latsr. Quotations was 2 22. 1 here i a rnmar on tba atrMla. nnt j traceable to a reliable so res, that Gen. Sherman had reached Macon, Ga. The Commercial t Washington latter says it Is asserted that Thartow Weed is about to purchase tb h'ationat Intelageneer. , - . - .t Raman mt CaMait Ckaagas, New Yore, Nov. 17. The Tribune' Washington special aay thai ramcr mar ket waa heavily stocked this evemn with tb fbtlowiag programme: . Al of Stanton, Chief Janice; R F. Butler, Seeretary of War E. J. Walker, Secre tary of tb Treascrv; S. P. Cbase, Min ter to England.. The new slate find semi-oScial endorser in divers quarter. and i very genersiiv crediUo. - The cost of guerrCi warfare to tba rebels in Virginia baa been very severe. The Bichmoad Wig says a cotnmittee A - . , or ii were appotniea to mas aa esti mate of lb loses in tb cooaty ef Rockingham inflicted by Sheridaa" la wdep to deaoy Ine RauaU of gaemHa, and ,. , . .

MIDNIGHT REPORT.

amlattme Kegarettmg Skeraaam. New Tore, Kot. 17. Detective FoL sey to-day recovered three $1,000 bonds, which were part of the proceeds of tb forgery on the Bank of Commerce. The Pctft correspondent in the 6 eld, Georgia, "Nov. 11th the latest yet beard from Sherman ays: Thie army, under th immediate command of Gen. Sherman, now covering Atlanta, has been for several days past takiBff things quite easily; not that it has been idle, for there has bean a

heedthy degree of activity, pretty reach like that of a prise-fighter undergoing uis training, i rangponauon bag been reduced to the simplest necessities of the occasion, the tick and wounded sent to 'the rear, unnecessary armaments dispensed with, and extra tent and baggage removed. The army is literally stripped for tb march and fight Surgeons repert th men in the healthiest possible state, and a more cheerful set cannot be imagined. They have faith ia their leader. Another letter sav Gen. Sherman, a few dars sjo, wrot to hi father-in-law, uon. 1 noma twine, that ba was th leader of the best and bravest army that ever marched on American soil After referring to the condition of th refu gees, flying from starvation to tb North, this correspondent somewhat significantlysays th mast guilty offenders are not yet escaped, houta Carolina od the lower part of this State have as yet remained secure from th bated leokees. In these districts millions of bales of. cotton have been stored; thousand of slaves are gathered upon friendly ,, plantations. Her tha moat wealthy rebels retreated as onr army advanced Southward; and to th eitiet of Macoo, Columbus aad Angusta has been removed all the valuable machinery for the consixurtion of lecoraotivea, rolling ii iron and manufacturing of cannon, mall arms, and different kinds of am munition. In Augusta alone 1 am told there are ntarlv hall a million ba'rs of ittos, whil tb Utgeat powder msgan in America is there, conlainiur the arg-st supply cf powder in th rebel Slates. Our soldiers, to, are cortSoed loathsm prisons ia these cart. Would it not be a noble achievement could these prisoner be set free? The rebel wealth destroyed, their munitions of ' war, tee.r machinery and their important cities cactured. ' 1 " Spmoavaa i JDMth mt Gam. Cam by. St. Lons, Kov. 17. An officer lust from Memphis says information believed be correct has been received iher that Gen. Canby died from lb effect of s recent wound, whil en route to New rleans, en board lb gunboat Cricket. Th Marylama L'nlon Central Cat lileeCeafralalatt tha rroaldent m hi Re-bvleetlan. WASRiirrjTov, Nv. 17.Tbis after noon tb Maryland Union State Central Committee formally called oa the PresU ent to congratulate bin) on bis re-eleo-tion.- Mr. W: Lf. IUssell, tb Chair man, ia bis address said .bey felt nnder ep obligations to bim, because by the aercise of rare discretion oa bis part Maryland today occupied tb proud pouion oi a ire Bute, aad they desired that bis future administration of th Government, as in th past, might result n in restoration ol th Union, with naiversal freedom a it Immctabl basis Th President, in reply, said he woald not attempt la conceal his gratification with the result of the election, lie had siercised hi best judgment for th good lb whole country, and to have th seal of approbation placed ia bis coarse was exceedingly gratifying to bis feeling. . ---."'.I lie ei pressed th belief that the policy bad pursued wa lh best and only one which could Save the Country. lit repeated what b bad aid before, that be indulged in no feeling of triumnb ever any one who bad thought or acted differently from him. He bad a such feeling toward any living man. Ii thought the adoption of a frae Slat Constitution for Maryland a big thine nd victory for right, and with a great dtl more than the part of Maryland io the election. , Although' th latter he tboagbt will b conclusive, he repeated hat he bad previously said, namely! That those who differed from aod oppceel os will see that defeat was better for their own good than if tbey bad been successful Soma time was then spent ia social ntercours,') Tb President relating several anecdotes appropriate to the occasion. . . ' s- i Albast, N. Y., Nov. 17. Jov. Sey mour ba destgwaiad Thursday, th 2 lib inst, as a legal holiday and a day of tbaakigiviag ia New York Stat. 5ew Tort Market. , . Ii Toaa, o. IT. fWTTOK". Lower! 1 S for If iddHac F plead. P LOI a. aiefcae Weeteradall aad aaeettled ! 4VHM for eeira S elei 1 tai SS for extra round boo bko. aaa w SU ? breed. Clear Srm. wUk aa aeiiera at lb toaia aa,.taloae V Hlsk T KH e Srm; I TS1 T4 for Wtere -chiefly at I T vai TW w II CAT opewe 3 merer, aa aen : eaoic Bw waiw Mwbige let; Wteier Red Weetora ts : rboiee Amber Micblgaa S eO. ATE -Q'llet. HA RI.IT Doll aad beaev. (Kiav. Ooaaad Sail aad tewert t Tl S r mivwd Weetora ta eore-tbo tatter aa Una, I SI for ne all lot of ditto, deliver. . . OST. Dediaed ; S7 Kr Weelera. . . RICE iulet. COVPKE. Dell aad asm! eel. Sl'SAR. rwll; t tat Porto R'ee; SI Rtt for Beeeee aad Woacoeado. PETKoLICkl. Qaiotj Crda. WiK)L rtrm. MOI.4SSM Doll aad aomraal. P1)RK. Ooeoed beeev end tawr ; 3 3 V. M foe Meee. aad Knli See aew V and reeetarwae: iniil at 40 U, eaab. ST UG tet-a Ml lor Prime, aod S IHM 00 for Prim Meee. Aleo. 1.7 v fcble aew Hem. krr all Kavem .BllOni; l.UUO bb't dtlla, peckiBf ISM ea 4, eame delivery, a 1 ; 600 bbva Prim TAeee, for December, at SS SO. ninl Srmer. Stir. bteadcvavaiseo lor eoeetry neee 1 43 tat repeekad. Meee, aad lt tat eat re AVe. KEEP HlVS-nraatrai. CUT MEATS Heavy, at VTlS far Bwowldar, aad lail K Heme. LARK. Leea acttee, at 1'XWJ. tb letter weiao aa nu.ee. Cleee a J-!iJ Sac Prime Weatera. - " BCTTER Heavy. - rOfi IIM. Pirm-r. I BESfR. Heavy; tSJ. MONET. eraaoT, at . J II( HIll ilill. at lesmtOBVC OoLD. tBeetiwa aad loemr; ere'er at t rVTi. aecriaed la Ilk adeaeed a t , ecl inert , eedetnaedet WJ. GOVERSMEaT TjCR Amleoaad witbewt decided abaage; 0. a. e, TeJl, oeoaoae. 1 Vf S-2QB, aoapoaa, vty, ; lo-aca. eoapoaa, en. Z ClBCiDBAtl . MarfcetSe '7 daemavi, llter.lT, TLOU a. Doll aad aomlaal ; iSe lower. wnEATOaiet, 1 WJ.J1 S4 for Had, wsieh fa se krver. CORH. rirmer; 1 41 S kr Ear, aad IT , aa eer M Rovieeo. . OAT& Held at SO; 7S,mT barbie. . .. RTE-14A. . . '..., . BARLEY A Ta)l SO. WHIriKT-1 70; Oeeaeadgeed. PRtiVISlOSa Ptrm. PtiRK. New Meae S7 OS: PHme Vae s 00. LA DZ: tor prime oew, ac S S14Am- bead aadgnt. - - - fiREEX MEATS If othiagdoae HOOS. trail, aad SDTSc tteeer; 13 7MH l ae. aad 10 SOebtl rA freee. Bamipta s,wO. ROCERlEd-wM. aad pricee acaaaged. Tbo dectia ta gold bad B eWoreeelDg raSaeeca oa aliartieiea. Market for ail artidee beery. Raiaed all afternoon. -". , - . - ;. -.i. GOLD J 1S2 7B; etoeed dell. ., MOSET Active; rale eecbeageeT. IXt-HARGB Pirm at per peat. DYE-HOUSE. V. "X1- Adams' Clebrted Steam Dye Houie, TTA JCST BXM REPTTTED ASD IS BOW H prepared' t do a Sao Colortu aacaa be done ettber la the Res or Wart. Corner of lagle aad Market Stream nea. Pree ail btad fpma aad maey work aa aoodaad ebeea a say eWeabUakmamt ia the Weat, . . . . . . . . - . , eeeu y

GROCERIES, &c.

Northern Potatoes. A GOOD CHASCR TO LAY IX TOtTn POtatoeo for the wIl bar. Owe ear land of vary enperior Keekaaaock joat received aa tor aala at it waia etreet, oy octi7 . RIILLT A CO. Cement. 40 faty13 icsT KICEITID ASD FOR , EEILLT A CO. I i. i . . . . 11- ... . HO r for COAL MINERS TAXTED IMMEDIATELY GOOD COAL Stiaaraat oar new arte -a. right mllea from the month of Oreea JUeer. Steady employ meat. "eema every were, ' reqeimt. Wr partmwlora eeair at ear , be. 4 Welar etreet, abor X.Uooal B.uk.or P. Mora brook' Grocery. ori2-lm THOMA A SASSOM. STRAYED. TiiT.rT",!,'rOSI THE PXSTrRI IS V aalotfa Knlargemeat, two Block Maka, each wita a rope aod kaiter ckeja oa It aeck. Oaa ta irJ 'he other thr ee yeare ol. The yoeager Hoi, ha bean gakied a the aboaieere. . . Af p.rv.H, iamtcc Ihemalea.or giving raft rma. tioo low .1,1 hal lo their recovery, will be lib-rally rewarded. lntfl'JU W 1ft e Joaraal erne aorT Xtd . M.HSlltH. BANKING. G. Copelnnd Sc Co., , '" BANKERS, No. 37 West Third Street, , CIXCISXATI, O. Boy aad Bell 00 LD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, rnrsrimt Money t Gov't SecarStlfii. aver All order promptly atteaded lo. e-T ConvaBtbc Bullcited. A CARD. IRrrras my thases roa yocr naaral patroaage dariug my ooaBeclloa with tha "eaeiaga Beak." la thie cite, sad abeil teke great !ieaere ia eerviag yoiu Uecleaail. Claotaaatl, Ohio. Mo. Stb, 1SH. aovU-lm CARRIAGE MAKING. C, DECKER & SONS, Btamafaotaroro tt SPOKH o , r HUBSWHEELS, SHAFTS, FELLOES AB B E 1VT ' W ORK. . . U 0 every Deecrlstto, fir ' Carriages and Wagons! Aleo Maaamctarer of WAGONS, CARTS. BEATS, &c. rACToar akb orrict: 48 and 14S. Cor. M aia and Canal. e"et-tB BOOTS & SHOES. KTo. 15 TURNER ti GVATEir.UY, Bare arw la tar lb Wureel and moat deelrebl retail ivck of BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats & Caps, be k ea4 lo Ibe Cltr : toe rerelred direct rvtim bow Voik and UobIub. Sur Bale aa cheat, aa eee bmiee la tee ve.1. vi it iz 3i o y i: i BOOTS & SHOES ! B. F. CATCH ZL SON Bare removed la XVo.-ny IVInln iStrcot, riret aad Seeoad PtreeU, ee the Alley.) ,i:new GOODS ! Jaat epeelag, a freeh, clems (lock of BOOTS, UOOTS, SHOES, nuOES, GAITERS, GAITERS, And Children's Wear, at ST Mala atreet, aaltaMe fee rbM market, aad at ow pricee. CI Been aad tbebalaaea ef menklad will make mosey by examlaing oar Mock before porchaatBg; elaeahar. ' i I y; it ; . r. OATca a ao. - '. . JS. T Mla eteee. ;. ,. Evairnvflm, In. 5. B. We keep' so leeond hand Good. " - - " ' '. " " 1 - ng!9 r. a. iiusii. -..c a. dax Boots andSnoes. F. M.SELLMAN Zl CO. No. 35 MAIN STREET, Szt door to J. H Imbaeck A wo. te. ' f inallai Home Made Boot aad Sboee for Mea aad Boy. Call aad -amla owratock before leeelag year aaeeeareeleemLT: ee ee areeoeJjW le mil tbemmaiiAcbeaper tbaa yoeeea get them mad by the aiaglepair. Ale, keee joet received tb largeet aad Staast ;t - .-w- 1:- . ... . Sbcae ever brooglit to thia city. A heretofore, particaler attaotloa will ba paid at Ka. 3S Maia etreet, to Mob aad Brrj'm HATS snpM t. it.!. and CAPS. SEWING .MACHINES. FJf. SILLS AH HATISO nTTETJ CP AS . oSke. So. i6 siaiB streeU will keep, a kor. before. a xaod aaaortseBt of Wheeler A Wimosa as 8ti.r-r Bevriez MachiB aad Keediea, Bilk rhread aod oil. ana evwrrtBias that la canBoe-ad, wa loo ba-ineaa, sad wiil repair aU kiaa of oewn Bfacktae aad pwt ea new tmproeemeam. Jerk . -.la.aEI.lJSAJi.Aa-S

MEDICAL.

S. T.-1860.-X. af eedeotary Rabiw .traahM With weakBoa, lajaltaJe, Balpltatioa of the heart,' lack f appetite, dj.treee alter eetia, Iffrpid Urrr oooaUpaUoa. doaarvw lo aader, it they wUI n try the cicbmd ktk PLANTATION BITTERS. wblcb are aew reoemmeaded by tao bbeet taed el aathociUea, and warraated te prodoee aa wa- ""' 8elal elect Tory are exceed ngly " agreeabW, imrnctly para, aad meat eaperreed all " other tank where e. healthy geati. .Mmah-at t f i required. Tney porify, atreagthea atd Invigorate. Tbey ornate a beejtby ap.tlt. Thy areaaaatiJote to ebaageof water aad J dirt. They oeeroomo the efecta af dlMtitiao and' lata bear. ..... r Thoj etreorlbeo th (yetum aad ealivee the ' Uemiad. - , ... . ... . J They prereat miaamatic aad laMmittect a ' ver. TWypwrify tb breath sad oeldtty of th, tomach. ' ear Dytpereia and CDnstrpattaa. -' - Tbey care Datrrkaaaad Cholera kforbaa. They rwre Live Oompialat aad Narrow Beadacb. .... Biaka the weak Irou. the laaaulJ brll tianl.aBdancihaaeted Batore' greet reelorer. Tbey ar eompoMd of Ike oeV-kraled ltja Urk. wialergreee, meee fee. rooU aa4 berh. all t re. eerred ta earmctly par CI. CreU ram. For par. tH-oura, eee clrrelara aad teatlmoalale 'arouorl aacbattm. ware ef tmpoeeore. tualm ewery botile. kt It baa oat prleae V. 8. Stamo Bamati. lated ever Ibe cork, with plaotattoa aew, Bad r igaatsreoa ta steal plaSe aid label. Re BI ear bottle it or re BUed with Drlou aad J"lirloo atat. Aay peree pretoodlag to eel I Plontotieo Bluer by thegalloa r la hoik, m ka .. i liapeacer. Aay peraoB Imltatlag, thu Ik-U-v r alliaf aay ether materiel taenia, whether eat ltd rieatello. Bitter or Bet,m arrtmlBal aader the C 8. law, aad will be eo proeacBted by aa A a ! already hare oar 7o oa eereral parlice te S.iiaa our aottma. A., wb will ennwed la gvtt u( ' thetaeelvee (at etnae quarter! Tfce demaa4 ter trke'a riaalntloa bitter from buliee, clere. mea, morchaata, kt., m Incredll.Ie'. Tie. liable rial of a bottle la the erideaV w preaeat of tut. wortk aad aaperlirity. They are aold t y all re " lectebl draggiem, (racer, pbyeicwo, hotelt, eel eons, ateemboale, asd conn try tore. . , . P. U. fiRAER A Ol. . So. Broadway. N. T. tTOk i KATHAIROS. Kathalrua la from the Greek word "Eelbro," e Kathairo," algnlfyiag lo rteaaae, rrjavtaele ask reatore. Thia ankle la whal It aameetgaigee. For preeervlaj. reetoriux aud benutirvtiic tka harnaa heir II la the moet raaiaikahle prepereUoa : a Ike world. It la agaia owned aod pit of ' jthe original proprietor, asd I bow niaJe with the Bern care, ekill Bed altentloa ebl.hg.re Ita Sale of ever oaa mlllloa botlUv per aaoom. lima aeoet deltghtfal Heir ireasiug. II ereMlleaeee erorl ead dandraO. , 1 tt keep lb bead awl aad chma. ' ' " It make tka hair, rich, ott aad gtoecy. It prereata Iha hair from Billing of aud tore. Iha-gray. II reatore balr apes bald Bead. A ay Uvty r geaUemaa wb eejaee a baaatirot bead of hair aheejld mm Lyoa1 Rat Sal roa. . It 1 koowa aad ed throegtioat the elrlllaed world. , Ssdd by all reepertable dealer -. . TEXAS BARNkH A CO., Rew Yolk, IUOAI'1 MIOXOL A BlLn, Tale I ba niuat dellghtfal nd eire..r,l leery article eve lecover ' It changea the oaa burnt , Seea aad b aS ee a p-er'y eat la lex tare ef revlab lag beaut r' mpartlBf the marble parity of youth, and lb dJ. we sppearaCB a lavltiag la ih.rlty belle of fc Ian. It nana; lea, frerkiee, plm. pbaaad haeea from Ibe ekla, leaving the row ploakia "h, traupareat aad amoelh. ' II o. Ulna ae mete rial inJeHoo to the .kla. patroa. law by Aotreama Opera iere,- It what very lady aboald have. Bold every w ber , Preimrad by W. X. He (.a, Trwy, II, T. ; ' Addreee all ardera to -- DEIIAS a. BARS IS A O0., Raw To , MRIMSTRRRT' ' ' ' Inimitable Hair Restorative. NOT A DYE. Bet rmlorea gray heir ta If original color,, l y , rapplylag Ibeoaplllary labe with aatoral laete. BBsr, Impaired by age or i ineea. All wieammae. ear dyef are aompeeed ef Inner eoetlc, deetreytag Ike vitality sad beaaty of lb Jmlr, aod aflerd ef theoaaaleae ae dreeelag. Metmetreet' Inimltcbl Colurlag aoi oaly reatore hair t It fiataral tolu by as aaay prooem, bat (Ire lb hair a Laxarlaat Beanly, proeaoea It growth , pre vet. ta t failing Off, ered. rcate daadraif, aad ilr le beallk and t4eaaaate aee to the bead. 'It bet a rood rkvw-etof tle, be lag the eobwlaal Hair Cot or IDE. and la con.teetly Ineraaelag la favor. Ceed by both gentlemea aad bvtle. It la aold by all repcutiledealr, or i be proeared by th.m af lb eoBimeretal a en la. D. a. BABRES A CO , Wl Broadway, Re . Tork. Tea aleee, SO eeeU eed SL . Clad News for the Lnfortuaste. .11' ; ' 1 the tew aorc" roa' DxscoveiV CHEROKEE IBJECT10N.CoaepaanAed rreae Retti, Barbs and :

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aw ll le prepare in a ni'7 form, tha deea berfag from em e w teewpeoafaie three ti mea per day. 3t " ' . Aberil todioretlaBea!tratirelattactbva,De. J rlfytag and rJeaaelog lb. bl-!. meeiog It lo S .w fa Ll "t original parity ee Wg , th '" from the eyetem all p-ralclomi eum which beva , , ''tMlttTiKBBl larJBCTIO m latend : rV..nI .Ik...m be o d lecve.jee.uoe waa that ? Jloeie of Uooeorrkme, .!-, rie,,r -TT blt- luethct. ere bll.f , weeih J ) ia -Ted demlneot; rearviag all nMut, beet, ' ,'erdee eeV poia, Saeteed of the baraing aad elIT., Ba.adareOie paia Ikal I nperlewced with

neerly ell tbeeeaapaec eeeeteeea , , ae-lt the aa of 1m CheraAiaa Reoerdy ulCberekee Iaectlom tee two aeeli'ioee at the aee tin, ail Iwproper diacbargee era removed, aad tb weaaeaed organ are peediiy letiarM to (aU rigor aad etreagtb. aw ror full perucaiara cet oar pampbiet from Bay orog etore ia tka aoeatry, er ente ae aod we will mail free to aay addreea, a fall troetlee. ' arm, ibtreae nmtd y, 1 per bel li., or thie bottle ler M. . avgrprka. I berake lalevr-ttwn. S-per bot tle, or three bottle for II. Stey8eat by exprcae to aay addreee oa r-elp of price. ' 4 ' - mey-mrld by all drr1te rveryvrbere. . Dr. W fL.Mcrorlmek.Cmv ' ! Prpeere, If 9. 6 jtlrty Mr-t, !w Tork aeT-ftavlta RewBweillewr WSf .'Bl BRBOWER, od by all drarrlel. eeervwhere. fbelMlelr. MEAT! MEAT!! MEAT!!!. Lotus of Good MRat, COII3V Sc LEVY X wf Of LD reepectfeUy aaaoaaoa to tb-ir coeV V tomer. aa4 the pobl geoerally. thai tky . bare oreoed Meat Store, vo irfeoet tra.t, ba. tweea Pirel eed Aecowd Wa. two i door, abov tba Bfaerwood Hoaee, where tbey wIM aataa.try. bmvd a good V.opry . TT. hare a aovldla WHARF BuAIS. , V. cox. r. n arereaxr. cox htjmpkrey.

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