Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 March 1865 — Page 1

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DAILY. eargkr, agents, ud imdtMn, "f reg'smr To mg subscriber., when dellvsred by carrier or umM, bar mk. matt, 'payable to aivnre), per y earmouth.... (X) j ' month... it i ., month.... 1 ' TRIWEEKLY. On year. In advance, ............... IS W Hix months do , .. 4 A" Tars month do 2 SO WEEKLY. On rear, I o adranco, .....-....,- " 'HxneouUie d? M .Tb re month do 1 W MEDICAL, Z B. XV. Boyntoxf, M. D., v ! papnUIM of Kynn.Till, oflrr -" " 'J'i!r-'I?. ':!! "r!rl Mit i,ro'siorjia so int cmgen Of tilled -w, frvin itofe?.., ,iie tVla confident01 it . i, j ... "inn) i-en v s wmcn Kin re- , A1 . i-motl ntn-lc of t' .n-nt, ! 1. rti. .il.,r n't. utlon k th treatment If' of fJ(roHj Ii.m-m, and those peculiar to th ' cUiaota, i.ii a never and Ago. Biltong Fevsr, j Ac. ! OFFICE AND BiWJDENCJI: ,. ! Coraer, Firit a&d T?!mit Streets TMTlM05IAr.. f'l;iATl, O., March. 11, Thl I toertlfy th.t wii, lb axleralgfiari, ! twin WiUaiaUtl)) 'iafslrd iriih tt. W. Hcynton, M. !., for atout elKJt year, liuriua; lha Uat at 7ra b baa fMwtn nftt4 In a turmtfev anil atircnMfitl practie of Jrl.-JMo In Ibla ettf. Hr k"i hir on arrotinl of ill b.allb. t)l arral lian la rMMmnian'lInf blm, fxith aiH-.Ulljr anil orofAatofi,lt7, a a ffn!toman ol axrilUnt nioraja, arid orcoyina; a romlnnt poitkin among lha I'ujriifciaua of oar city, and hop be n7 anoowMl aa w-ll 9mhrm a n baa don wllh in. Z. JfhKa JI AM. M. !., rrIWaorof Ariripir la Iklantle MslicaJ foatltuu, Cln'.inaati, U. J'lUH M. SG'CDDCK, M. t., ProfnMor of tti Ttworf and Prar Uoa af Meolclualu ln K. M. luaiituto. II. 1). CARRIHON. M. D., Lata Fn'ifiMmir of (;hamilr and Fbaloluicy la th !)' ffwlfcal Inmiiul. daclO-Oia Til f) tr,fir trttisre yt to former litaltK on ,'Koul it you irr tin tffccU e dura. .4 r. M lLll' PEC1FIC. TI.UU il. a trn A ovfr.lja llaad fc,mMra) i.l K.k'I IUI 'K from Indlai - K,it ilrr l.-.i lor all allaaa f tb Itlnarf Miaal Ori, each . Iik-i.iii nii.- l ili 1'rlitf., InflamM Inn nt fltr Mart.lT, lti)ln(Bma(ln m i.. Ul.li.rj., Moil li tha Uladdcr ill. I. i l, ,iiiMorrh, Ulat a ii. I I. iii.i Ui.li 'I ' auytlilmK Xl " ,,,, inl lor inrliiK fai W Ml la ,,.,.1 I in..r4H. I.. dirM-iiua thla fcoma I'. r "Mi.'ll. alMl in u ciannoi m a I. t..l t ni.j uar,, llil rm.r.t' la parioct ana r gull.-. ii in)-. t!'iii, lil'-li Mr ialruUtd lo dwatrol tt.4 di -.Hi.tt ll.ii nirui-d orK.im, till romp tb Ml r - rr.'... ' ttttii, tii-ill!ttt Inn yanrjr aiid baaltb. i.. i. jiiorA MftllriiMs I'Ul 1 lb rnilMHliw! a ..inr!'' t'-r I'll. I'll Uu nnl uroMMltil la nrla Hl1lN.Wof tlllCIIM. l..t aiiiti. iliiiiair aa ihla rmdjr tTrU thi (OKI MioetaliHK '.!" bt-o all other fall. rili'tnnl; r l "U r I"'". not lur 1!.I10. (.nt I') uuil In a") aililrran on r"olptof tb arlot ITornli' hy all Drti((t. r that mf l(aaiari 1 arunbd ;b hws. - y r. M Proprtalnr, Olaolnnatf ooo foNSTITt'TloN WATKB OOVHTITI TloN I'oNfiTK I TloN CtlNMTITl 1 -ION (itiNSTITIITION ;iiNTITIiTltN WATH WAIKB VVA1KH W A TUB WAT Kit WAT KB WATrR W ATKIi WATKR WATKH WATKH WATKK WATKB W'ATKB WATKR WATKK WATKK WATKH WATKK WATKH WATKR WA 1KB W ATKH WATKK tJtNiTITIlTltlN I'ONttTI TI'TloN CONal lTI TIHN .lUlNHTI ri'TION rON.fl'ITin'ltJN I'dNSTITI'TION 1 4 N S T I T IT 1 1 1 N CONMTITITIHN IMlNSTITTTtON rOtt.TITI'TlN t'ONM i riiTION liONKTITl'TlON i'oNs-rrrt'TiiN roNNTITI'TION ;oN(iTIT('TltiN foNttTlTIITIoN roN.NTITUTtON DONHTITIITION IIONHTI TUTION TUB ONLY RtWtDY Tli K ONLY RtHKUT TIIK OSl.V ItKMKDY RNOWN FOR KNOWN Ft ill KNOWN FOB KNOWN roK KNOWN FOB KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR TIIH CiNLY KKMKDY TUB ONLY K K M K I) Y TIIK ONLY HIM KPY TIIK ONLY HRN KHY tnU ONLY Kk'MKHY . Tit."! ONLY RUM K!Y rilfc tiNLY KKMtur TIIK VM.Y KKMADiTIIK OM.Y KKMKKY KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR TH K ONLY KKIrlr liY KNOWN FOR Til K ONI.V RKMU'Y KNOWN FOR TIIK ONLY .'KMFIiY KNOWN FtR TIIK ONLY KStlrtliY KNOWN FOR YHK ONLY UKliKHY KNOWN FOR TllltlHlY BKKtnY KNOWN FOR TUB ONLY UKMIlM KNOWN FOR Til K ONLY HKHKIY KNOWN FOR TIIK ONLY KKMF.OY KNOWN FtUl TUB ONLY BKMF.DY KNOWN FOR TIIK ONLY KKMMiY KNOWN FOR , TIIK ONLY BKMKUY KNOWS FOB 1'IABKTES. STON IN TIIK BLAPPKR, lALCVl.t'S l.RAYKL. Rhll'K Itl.HT HKHOSIT. A N 1 MUt-VU;: OR MILKY lust'H AKUKa AFTKR II HI N ATI Ntl. IRRITATION F TIIK N Kt'K OFTHKBtAUUaR, INFI.AMATION OF TIIK KIKNKY8. 1'ATAKRIi OF TIIK BLAIlKK. aTUAKtilLAaU AMJ B I. UN IMi, or I A1NI C1. L'BINATINU. Fcr thnaediMaM it I truly a otrrsixa ?. and too niuch ci.uuot be aid in it prataM. A iiu Kl d.ia baa ptn kuown tu rellar tb mnt in rnuC symptom Aro to tnnUd with that dtatrMnlni la la thm'all of tli hark and through thhlpt A traapoourul a tiny of th Countitution watir I1I rlM.Ta you.rk inaglo. rilYSlt'IANS llatr long ln(ivn op tu na ol hachu.calwli and Juulpur in the trtnitnt of tha diaaaaaa, aud vul; use thn for tb want of abattar natatly. CONSTITUTION WATKR Bu prorod t.'.wlf ql to th taak that ha d. toltred uiwn It. ..J Irritatt. and drnch ih kidney, and hy conitaut nia produchronlo dturalioa and continued IN DYSMENORRHEA. 0R AINFCL MKN STKl ATIt'N. AND MKNOBRUGIA, i.u punbl'sE I LOW ING. Both dl-!.- ari.liut from a faulty twrth of l..nin.lrii.l flni.l in ana caa bxiiuir loo llltt and accompanied hy Yr pain, and tb other a too profit ecr.itin, which will bedily cured l.w th I'on.titntton U'.t.r. The dUeaso knovu a FALLING OF TUB WOMB, watch I the mult of tb relaxation of the ligament of that organ, and I kuown by a ouae ol heaviuea and dragging pain in th ba-k and Nih, aud at titnee accompanied ty anarp lanoiiiating or hoottug paiu through the parta "Vctd, trill, ia all raw, ha removed by tb awd. l.-ine. There i another clans of eyutptom arintng i from IRRITATION OF TUB WOMB, which : pbyician call Nerrousuee, which word cotter up much ignorance, and in nine caae out of tou th doctor do not really know whether th ymptotn are I hed ineaae, or th diea th yap turn.. We can enly enumerate th.'ia here. I iHak more particularly ol cold feet, palpitation of th heart, impaired memory, wak fullnea, tlhe of heat, lautcuor, laaaiiad. and dimneaa of vision, St'PPKKSSEP MENSTRUATION. W littli lit the unmarried tenia) U a constant ncurriug .tiieaae, ami through neplect the weds of more gray and dmgeroo nialaJie are the result, aud aa mouth alter month paaaea without an effort U-lug made to aneist Nalur. th fnppreiou become chronk-. th patient gradually loee hr appetite, the bowel are constipated, night weats com on, and Consumption finally ends her - ar For ate by all Drogttsta, Prle II. " TM. H. GREG) CO., Proprietors. MORGAN A ALLKN, General Agenta, a fTlifT itnvt. Saw York. io. M , Foe ala ia Chicaso t FULLER. FINCH FT I, IKK. JanJT-'iin CO - PARTNERSHIP IBOSI AND AFTKB TBI FIRST OF JAN. 186. Mi. Uenry A. Whitney, our former , book-keeper, haa beva admitted aa a partner in onr house. Tue firm lo Im knowa thereafter aa Jaqueaa, French A Co. tsblS JAQDES8 A FRENCH.

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VOLUME XVII. 5aitgiotttiat - : i , PUBLISHED BY I JAMt H. WcNEELf. J tj , J r. M. THAYER. JNO. B. McBEELT. mil T no or Tns l,JU V V AAAO UUUIU yUUipVUJrs -Ton m al UlliltlinCH, j ' x LOCUST STREET. TUTWRgsr fit ASH WAT IE. A,-s a j 1 at " t r . - -r. Hon. Geo. Iflman. We have frequentl had occaaion to commend the coorne of thia gentleman durinjT the lant session of Congress. Hepreaenting a district of Kentack? distracted by intestine strife and' guerrilla depredations, it seems to bare beeo bis constant aim and unceasing effort to ao influence legislation as to have tbe evils o( war bear as lightly as possible upon his constituents, liising above the prejudices of the slave-holding part of his district like tbe great Burke, when be disobeyed the instructions ol bis constituents and justified himself with the remarkable aud prophetic declaration that he regarded not their opinions then, but what they would be '20 years afterwards Mr. Veaman has pursued a like wise policy with reference to slavery. ' Regarding the institution as forever destroyed by the insane conduct of its advocates, he endorses the constitutional amendment forever removing the vexed question from A ms-rican politics. The voting for that proposition, wbila representing a slaveholding constituency, was an evidence of manly independence that deserves hearty endorsement. We regret to learn, however, by the following article from the Louisville Journal, that an effort is being made by some Union men to pre" vent Mr. Yeaman's re-election. They seem to hope to accomplish this result by the assistance of those whose Unionism is not above suspicion A caUfor a convention of the conservative Union party has already been issued, and it appears to be tbe intention of its authors, by moving thus early in the mutter, to crewd Mr. Yeaman from the canvass. We cannot help thinking the effort will prove a fail are. Tbe people of the Second District caauot afford to dispense with Mr. Yeaman's services. With the gentleman we have no personal Rctnaintaace, having never spoken to him nor seen him. We have watched hie tour ne in Congress, however, with much interest, and are satisGed that his highest ambition has been to legislate for the best Interests of his constituents and the country at large. He has taken high ground on the slavery questioh, but it is tbe only truly conservative ground. Tbe man who seeks to perpetuate the institution of slavery and the strife and bitterness necessarily resulting from its perpetuation, is not a trne friend to the Government or Kentucky. As the Louisville Journal wisely re. marks, "now that the Southern Congress has voted to put two hundred thousand slaves in their army, and Mr. Hunter, of Virginia, has declared that slavery and ; the " Confederacy" ere ruined, let no man in-Kentucky be' afraid to declare and to vote that the time has come to end forever the slavery agitation in this Government, and to accept at the earliest possible moment that new system of labor and industry to which we all know ami admit that we must come at last" Tbe comments of the Journal are ao apropos that we can not refrain from giving them entire : This Si mmkr Canvass Tus Stto.o Conorkssionai. District. It is apparent to all that the approaching August election of members of Congress and our State Legislature is to be one of vast interest and importance, and is to turn ' mainlv If: not entirely on tbe question, ; Shall Kentucky ratify the Constitutional Amendment? In view of the exciting ' character which tbe discussions may as- ! sume, tbe friends of the measure should , everywhere put forward, firm, moderate, and just men, who have the courage to say the truth and do their duty, but without otTensiveness to those who differ from them. That they will be treated in t!,ia Blvla a Kava lAmannlnn fr ilinKt : :n : k. urt ' lli. uui iucj win, it iucj uui ? seep their temper, be the gainers by heated j ..i : :.: J laim uuuevuuuuK ui'iiuattiuu. auu c all men. not merelv those who have beeo accounted of the Union party, bt those who have sympathized with lhe rebellion, but now see that slavery is doomed, and that the rebellion cannot succeed, and ho reallv want peace, business, and prosperity restored, be careful not to commit themselves prematurely against the amendment and in favor of an indefinite continuance of a strife about that which is now hopelessly lost. Lvents and new r reasons are being rapview, aw? we may M & tdlv brought to for the amendment elanses. Now that oeioi-e anotner year the Southern Congress has voted to pat two Ban area i thousand slaves ia their army, and Mr. 1 Hunter, the ablest rebel Senator, wien j voting for the measure under instructinna frnm the Virginia Legislature, has i declared that slavery aad tbe iOotederacy are ruined, lei noeuvi here e ajrata ' - .J . I 3 A . . jL . . t . L .-. a w uct rurr ana, rj vvic tisc inns r come to end forever the slavery agitation in this government, and to accept, at the eariiest possible moment, that nete system er tabor and ndustry to uihxeh ice alljinov and admit tee must come at In view of the approaching summer canvass, our attentiou has been directed I to a calf for a. coaventioa of the eonaer1 Vative Untotrrarty of the Second- Con grtrSSlUUlftl XtSlLl.VS W 1IVIIU1I.W ss csouldate for Congress. The call appears to have been agreed upon at a meeting of five estimable gentlemen at Frankfort a short time before the adjournment of the Legislature. It was dooe at a time when no gentleman had announced himself aa a candidate, when it was not known

that there woold be more tnea one, before any demand had coma fros any of the people for saca a convention, aad at a time when, from several of tfaa counties, Lfoo. George H. Yeaman was receiving assurances from MeClellan men of their warm approbation and offer of renewed support from tbe entire Union party of those counties. If each a cooTenton haa been called with the bona aHi uniting (he friends of (he Government, the motire i laudable, though there may have been no immediate oc caaion for iL If, however, the convention is called for the purpose of uniting portion of the" Union men with tbe rebels who are eot disfranchised by the law of the lead, in support of some candidate ia opposition to the amendment, in the vain hope that by such combination Mr. Yeaman's defeat eao be accomplished, it is aa on wise and dangerous movement, to 'lay the least of it; it should prove a. failure; prudent men will stand aloof from it- We are not prepared to condemn . anybody or anything in connection with this mailer, but we do say that it does not appear to aa or to tbe people as a political necessity. We believe it is generally known among the friends of Mr. Yeaman that be has not desired apain to be a candidate for Congress. With their consent he would now decline to bo a candidate; but they will take do denial, and in this we think they are right. His relations to the subject of the Constitutional Amendment in his tatn, in the late Congress, and throughout the. nation, are such that the frieads of the measure have a right to demand his assistance. What have they, who think he ought to have acted differently in regard to the amendment, to gain by discharging hlra now? " Upon reconstruction, upon confiscation upon questions of civil and military jurisdiction, upon all questions affecting the liberty of tbe citizen and the form and spirit of our Government, be has been watchful and aoalous, while his successful efforts to prevent a ruinous and oppressive draft without proper corrections and proper eredits, and to prevent a ruinous taxation upon the greatest export of the Slate, were well known and appreciated at the time, and cannot -be forgotten hereafter. Ills constituents will not now commit tbe egregious folly of becoming bis political enemies only because he no longer tries to conserve an Institution which all admit to be irretrivablv lost They will prudently consider that la times like these, when there are so many delicate and important interests to guard at Washington, it is imperatively required that they shall be represented by a man of national reputation, with an acknowledged and potent Intloence with those who may have their Interests to deal with. DKY GOODS. THE GREAT EXCITEMENT OOTVT'irVITKH !! HALF THE PRICES Ruling: ia the month of September. T. M. ELLIOTT, No. 2S ME STREET. (NEAR FIRST STREET,) ; Has determined to sell out his present stock regardless cf what it ha5 cost him, and will not be undersold anywhere! . Come and price our goods for your own satisfaction. Now is your, time. Prices may be higher again. We are about to lay m . - . . another ' 8tOCk . at panic t n -..up f Prices, and W6 Will Sell Off ! the present at CCSt and UQ j ' der. BIARCH l.L-HEAD OUR ; - NEW PRICES : Madder Prints - 25 to 28c. Madder Prints, extra...30 to 33 1-3. Delains, best-.v-......... ....35 to 45c. v., - t. . jr l - ac: . - o-r eSraCr : .' f' , Bleached Muslin, extra...45 to COc. . , x - IetV T &'TU11?,9 Extra Tiolcingr, j J 1 XA a. A Sc WOOTi OiUlPET, &c. Z.I. BIiIsIOTT, No. 21) Main St. , . - j fjt t . j TAILORING. j -A-m ' S C II JIA. II Ie ' " - TaILOR Asro REPAIRER. ' f T A BATE TH 13 DAT OPENED IT ITEW i eimndoa First street. In the basement of tbe building oeeeipied by Miller, Gardner A Co., whr I wilt ba ploased to aa my old cnatomera, j aad aa many new on wilt favor me aith their ' patronage. I shall la a few dr haee nice mrtmeat of t Pprtaar Stylo Piece tiooda, which I will make-up i i Thaw wlahiag work os is asvrparior wtth prpmrilnee. md erveap, skonld no fail to gleemeaonoi. . -j. i "anm' and Boys' atolhlng rnt fa tb sty mm, ..... - m-

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DRUGGISTS. THE FAMILY BM&: STDfiB A. C. HALLO CS, ko. to, rrnsr tbit. hka roeTornci T TAB JCHT BKCCIVKD A LARGE 8rPLT 11 of Mrt' CMbrt4 UmUaktai I -or, feelions, aaeh aa Ualaad atoan Paata, loalaavd Mow Candy, Fig Itropa, Flaid Caa-ly, BoaihoaDd Imtpa, TaSy tnuna, etc su.; also, a earieiT i th moat popaiar liongh Candaat aad Patoal ktadiC0OfAISE, AMBBOflA, KATBAIBON TBIco( herons, aad all th moat olahraiad pre EArmtlon fcr th Hair, can be loand at Mo. 10 Bcmtb Ptr Bti IJCBK AND tTN ADCLTEBATKD GEE AH I Tartar, eiprwMty ft family na; aad Spkaa, at HALLOCK'S Itrng lien. STBICXLABD O aad MalllSaoa Congh Balaam. Cherry Pectoral, Bail' Balaam, tary Congh Cor ad Brown Trachea. At A. J. nALUK'K'B Drag Store. T tOT PAIBTS 191 OBEAT VABlATi AND Price. Lead react Is, Pens, Bold. Later Paper, Bnswkmn. At No. to First Btraat. )BT9ICIAKS' PBKSCBIPTIOSn BKCEIYI L special atlaatioa at UALLOCK'8 Prng gtor. f)EBFCMEBT, SOAPB, TOILET ABT' LEft, 1 Posaadas, t'oamatlqae. Tooth, Ball, Flesh, B air and Cloth brushes , Combs la great variety. May bafoaad at A. 0. HALLO DracPtnre. CLOTnEiS l WRINGERS. '1 h C li it m i i o n wew lint misiiiiiitg A -i. -- - CL0THE3 WEINGEB, The best ia use. For sal by H. A. OQOK. INSURANCE. TJ t AVI : L,15Xt Insurance Company! HAETFORD, C0H5.. IN8DBE8 A0A1NST ACCIDENTS OF EYEBT DK.'RKIPTION. CAPITAL : ; : ; : $4000,000. FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PBEVICM Will inaur Si.wu against accidental loa of III while trarellug by asj publie cooTeyaaos. TEN DOLLARS PBBMIUhT 8cur a policy lor tA,U, and alas) H per week coat peri sat inn for personal iiJury locapacitaUng th aaanred from hi ordtaary busines. TWKNTT FIYE DOLLABS PRKWirH " Bseares a full policy for t-.l and f -iS per week eompenaatloa for alt and every description of aeetdeal, travelins or otherwise. JAM K. i. PATTERSON, Preaitteat. BODNKY DENNM, Becretary. A. 0. HALLOCK, Agsot, Keansrille, tad. derlS-Am MEDICAL, BROUQHTON & WOOD, Crescent City Drug Store, Cor. Third, and Main Sts Dealers la Foralga aad American Drug, asd Chemical, Paints, 0II, Vanish, Window Ola, Perfumery, Fncy and Toilet Article. Goal Oil aad Benaioa by th gallon or barret Ooacsatrased preparations and nshMW listctnre na 'aad and manufactured to order. tk) Dyes, Wholeaaw and Betall. Pateat Madicla or all kind. KcleotM Bemedlet and a fall supply of Bf edict aal BooU aad Her be. INSURANCE AGENCY. uoLiEiiisuraco., LAFAYETTE, IND. Capital 91.10,000 OKPICKHSi WM. 8AIN3BCBT, Preanleot. , it . W. H. B1YA5I. Tk President, (HABLE E. b CAST. ITT, Secrelsry W. C. GABDINEB, Actuary. , , DIRECTORS ASD RE FEHEXCES t BOS. B. C. GEBGORY. Judge Supremo Court. BON. O. H. TEST. Jodg OircaltCoor. GOV. O. P. M0BT0V, Indlaaapoli. Indiana. HO!. W. B. KOFFSINGEB, " -I LAE. NOBLE, - BON. B. P. BIDDLE, Loganaport. Indiana. COL. JOBS OSBORN, Oreencaetle COL. i. M. DRESSER, Lafayette, COL. JAMU GAVIN. Graeeesbarg, I JOBS A. STEIN, Leiar.ttc, Indiana, i JTTJGE 8. A. HCFF, LaTayelt Indiana, j JOHN D. GOCGAB, Attorney, Lafayetts, Ind. ! Majjc W. WILLIAMS, Want. COL. A. It. CONNIE. P. Udiauapollt, Ial. I CHA8. X. 6CABLKTT. Lyfsyxu, Indlaaa. i BON. DAVID TTBPIK, MoatloeUo, COi. THOMAS HOWLING, Terra Hants, Ind. WM. BATNSBrBY, LaStystu, Indiana. EDGAR SHABPE. Agent, Office So. 6 Water Street. , ET&nsTille, Ind. fob? LAW CARD. J.M.SUACKELFORD, Attorney at Law, X Y ANgYILLZ. IND. (Offo formerly oecxpled by Chandler A Byw

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BY TELEGRAPH rBOM TBSTK&DAT'a 3 O'CLOCK BDITIO. QUR SfECIAL REPORT. war Bulletins.; News from Rebel Papers. Rebel Congress Adjourned. A Big -Scare in Mobile. Goldsboro to be Evacuated. War Ballatttaa. Wab Dtri btmkxt, Wasbixoton, March lSih, lhfi5. ilaj. Gen. Ihx: The subjoined dispatches have been received at thia Department, C. A. Daka, Assistant S?c'y of War. ' City Poist, March IS. Richmond papers of to-day have been received. The Confederate Congress adjourned today at 3 o'clock, fiik die. The President of the James River Canal calls on the farmers of Virginia ti aid in repairing the canal. The Augusta, Ga , paer say Stephens has beea in Georgia the past ten days, but has not been beard from, and thai thev hope thia silence will not continue. Vigorous efforts are making at Richmond for tbe organisation of colored troops. The following paragraphs are from the Richmond Whig: Mobile, March 14 This city is strongly menaced. Gen. Maury has issued a circular advising the people to prepare for an expected attack. He urges the non combatants to leave. Tbe Kxchange Commission yesterday evening received information of the arrival in the bay of a large number of prisoners from Ship Island and Orleans. They are expected to-day. Mayor Corvell will effect such arrangements as will embrace all the prisoners captured in this department. Mobile, Marce 5. One hundred and seventy-six army and navy exchanged prisoners arrived here last night. Mobile, March y Trotporti cotain;ng. two thousand and three hundred prisoners entered the bay yesterday through Granl's Pas. Mobile, March 1 1. Fourteen vessels more were added to the fleet today, making twenty-one in sight of tbe city. Great activity prevails with tbe enemy in the lower bay, and indications denote an early attack. Tbe Uawrgla, La;talaiwr-Kehvl Ac oal ol Bfccrlatass'e Ratal. Macon, March 4. The House of Delegatca have adopted a resolution requesting Congress to repeal tbe conscript law and accept none from tbe Slate under officers of their own choice, by yeas 61; nays 47. The Lynchburg papers of Monday and Tuesday bring ns some of tbe details of Ibi raid through the upper country, winch, in view of the fact tbat Hheiittaa haa coiamunicau J with Grant from Columbia, we conceive it to be puerile to withhold, and therefore lay them before our reader. Tbe fi'etrg says a Yankee division i was sent in that direction on the Alexandria Railroad as far as Buffalo River, burning the Railroad bridge at that point. Every bridge bstween Charlottsville aod Buffalo, a distance of more than 40 miles, have been destroyed, and much of tbe track torn up, though the extent of the damage has not been ascertained. The nearest approach to Lynchburg they made was New Glasgow, seventeen miles distant, where a small party of ihem burned the R. R, depot. On Wednesday a party, estimated at two to three thousand, appeared at Bent Creek, supposed to be making for the James River; the fine bridge over tbe River being burned ont their approach they contented themselves with load curses upon our reserves, who were at a tioned on the other aide of the river. They got a boat of the J sines River Company at Bent Creek. They had captured four of our scouts who were left in the bands of an equal number of their troops, who, being ctt off from tbe river foroe by tbe burning j of Lye River brid c, gave themselves i up to their prison em, and were brought j to the city. : The raiders burned every mill they : could Rod along James River, destroyed : all the tobacco and tobacco houses and ' carried away all the horses and negroes f they could lay bands npoo. They shot ' abont 300 of their broken down horses on the plantation of W. R. Cobell, be- 1 low Hew Market, and took off all the ! horses belonging that gentle mao they could find. ; It is said that thirty Yankees crossed ! ! the river opposite Columbia on Friday, i bnt afterwards returned to the north side. The RejiubUcan of to-day says that , the raiders commenced at Bent creek ' the work of destruction of tbe canal, wbicb is reported to be very badly damj aged for about 27 miles below here to I Columbia, and possibly farther down to-1 ' wards Richmond. Every lock on the i , canal is said to have been destroyed. In i several places the banks are said to have ' been blown away. The acqueduct at i Columbia is said to be badly damaged, f The destrustion of private property along the liue ia said to be immense. Th people were stripped of their horses, ' negroes, meal and bread, and meoy i were left without a morsel of food Tbe Danville and North Carolina exchanges of yesterday throw some light i on the situation in North Carolina. Tbe following extract from the Danville Reg- ' inter of Tuesday says: Our forces have probably withdrawn ; flout Kingston and may be preparing to I evacuate Goldsboro. : The Raleigh Standard of the same : date says: Fayetteville was occupied several days since by the enemy in S force. It is reported that the cotton factories , burned in Kingston are now ia poases- , i sioa of the enemy, and that Goldeboro is j ! seriously threatened. Oar troops have : contested the ground at various points j 1 with tbeir accustomed courage and en-, . daraace. We believe the forces of the ; . enemy will be met at some point south ' of Raleigh. - The Danville Register of Wednesday ; ! remarks that the recent movements of Sherman and Sheridan have greatly de- ; creased the number of newspapers published in the country. In Virginia we ', have daily paper issued from four ' ! points Richmond. Lynchburg, Dan 1 I ville and Peters bo rjr, and one weekly at : i Clarksville. ' . The number has been largely cur-1 j tailed ia North Carolina. Wilmington, I I Fayetteville and Goldsboro are in tbe '

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hands of the enemy. Some think Raleigh may ga Then Goldsboro, Charlottesville, and some smaller places will alone be left in North Carolina. The Mercury office was removed from Charleston sometime before the occupation of the city by the enemy, and tbe Courier office, which remained, ' was taken posaesatoa of by the enemy, no:- - wunsiaoaiag u approveu naiiibcatioo in 1-62, and is now publishe'd as a Yankee pe-ner. All the papers in Columbia have been discontinued. The Carolinian U now published at Charlottesville, N. C. Fatetteville, X. C, March M To day we have added Fayetteville to the list of cities that have fallen into our hands. Hardee, with twenty thousand troops, withdrew acroea latts river yesterday and last night He is reported en route for Raleigh. and fired artillery upon booses occupied by women and children. They burned ine reoeis sKirmtsnea in the town. a bridge at this place, and removed all the public stores up by railroad that they could. Sherman is here and writ. Many men are wanting sho aud clothing, yet tbe army was never in better condition. S,Xned1 O. O. Howard, Maj Gen. ltt?tjllllll aherlelaa's I.aat Mntwt Ksrty Isarsi srna. New Vobe, March 20. The Timet $ correspondent gives details of hberidao's moTi merits. After leaving Columbia a movement was made northward, striking tbe Central Railroad at several point, here it was broken up. While oa tbe way, Custar learned that Karly, with I two hundred men, four hours before, was flying towards Richmond. This was the tirst beard from htm since he left Waynesboro. L.atat ' Molest. New York, March 20. The Herald M civil bay correspondent of the Vi;h iosL, snys that refugees who had com into the Union lines from the city of Mobile, reported thai rebel troops had been going from there siace the tirtt of February some of Item to South Carolina but there still remained in and around the city about 10 KX. Most of them, however, were citizens, aud taaoy of them young boys and old and infirm men. The attack of the national forces was daily expected. The women aud children were being seot away. There was peat distress among the poor. Cornmeal was selling for fifteen dollars per bushel, wheat Hour two and a half dollars per pound, and bacon four and a half dollars per pound. One dollar greenbacks sold for twenty-five dollars each in rebel notes. Twenty thousand bales of cottoo were piled up in a heap at the depot of tbe M. A O. R. R, ready for transportation into the interior as soon as the rebels should become convinced of their inability to hold tbe place. The citixens believe 1 Geo. Maury, tbe rebel command cr, would burn tbe city if be was compelled to abandon iL A sever wind storm visited Mobile buy, on the evening of the Nth inst, and continued nearly '24 hours. Two transports of tbe national Meet were driven ashore and some damage was dnne in one of the other vessel. Cscst. Lo diving t'p tit (ia m. New Yoke, March 20 Tbe Tribune says it baa private information that Gen. Lee ha notified Jeff Davis that it is impossible, with the means at his command, to make head against the Union force now concentrating for bis overthrow. Files of late Richmond nnnt-r show that efforts to rai negro regiment for I me re Dei ttrmies nave commence,! in earnest. The official order ba been issued, and a number of places of rendezvnnl fn trill F-..-e nl i n n mf raiWHiti el.e and free, tiitvst heen eitahlisharl anrl atf i who are received will be mustered tbe war. fGf General Lee, in a letter written on the !0th, is said to urge on the work of raisin? and or?anuiiiF the rieimj troooe. It says he is v.ry anxious to witness their first experiment in fighting for tbe rebel cans. The 7WDM;t't correspondent with tie Army of the Potomac, writing on the 16th, says All goes to show we will ' have a short hut sever campaign. In a few days, a series of contests will have beun between the two great armies that will cause profound ""excitement all through tbi North. The Tribune aUo has a-tsurauce from the highest quarter that Secretary McCulioch will issue no more gold bearing interest bonds, and no addition will he made to tho volume of currency. Tbe 2V,ton' Washington special says information from Sheridan toniht says he is stilt cn the war path, and will soon be bes.rd from again inflicting much punishment: on rebels. Secretary Stanton, from the front today, aaya that Gr.nt knows jnst what Lee i aboCit. H:lvr atari Wsalksr. CinctuNATT, March 20. River risen 10 feet o inches daring the last 21 ! boors; now 44 feet 10 inches in tbe channel, and rising two inches an hour. ' Weather clear. Thermometer 67", La-i rometer 2'J:40 and falling. I llirlnBBtl Markets. ninnin, March in. FLOCB Cult ; ao quotation caa b give. WHEAT lUdl la madsrnt damaad iliet g 1 7. CORN Dull at SOVi, for ear. AT Iir-g ar, end 7'C te nked In balk. BY E I ligl a. W HIUK Y-rmall sales at 2 15. PROVISIONS Nothing dotng, aod price seminal altogthsr. GBOCbBIt Datl an I prices irregular. Coff S-lffltW; s.igsr. lAigjt; hard refined 'ItuHX I LOVER nKKD It tj. KiHi-)e. 1 BITTER 26c. Jew York Soon Markets. Nsw Ton. March . COTTON Doll, at iVia5, j FLOCB oe; 10-4W JO tor ulrtiisu ; 10 to j q$H 75 for ronnd hoop Ohio. j W B K AT nir aad tedy; K. 1 Chicago spring ISO. I BY oiet. BABLkT Dull aad aomlaat. COBS Vry trm wlta iimiid supply ; 1 so tot i while. OATS Dull and nominal ; 1 OS for w-t-em POBK Lower ;Sn-B for bow ; a for 1 63 and do. : T'a 1 lot prim. LARD -Dull nt 17 41X. H Oreeaeii, dnlt. W H I SK Y Dull, at t 43 for weatora. Bt; Firmer, alX7 ii. ' PETBOLEl'M Dull; 3m to- crude ; VS fnr renl la bond, aad it tor do. fro PTOCKS Lower, aad cloned better. MONEY At 7 percent. fTERLIS thill a eXHGOLD Opened : 67 ; citeed at j V. 9 At l eenpoe. 1 "i- : SOconooa. 1 a St regi.tered, 1 tat; Wtut A. ; , SEED. PBIMB TIMOTBT SEED. 1 boibei Prim Norther Timothy Seed yoot reeeteed by HATHCBirT A WHTTTAEEB, mi No. Water street.

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Additional River Items. BONPAT soon. Th weather this storting I pretty i!vr aa.i iaii warm. ia4tctin rain. The rlvar tkirw. at a stand amse baaday night, aad M p bebly ...1! I n a 1 1 1 1 1' TIiai we .kll K .,..W coaartderabte ria her, there s ems to as no kub, if report frm aloe may be deemed rrlUt Se. Th a-Tlrsis iecs taut eight IncluJe the kaltublnsvu. CiociunaU lo Kehilli W. F. Carts and Uwalemsa, kaaaielias ta Clalaaaai; lawi lea, Pnubarg to tit. Peal; LaJy teay, t'lacmaati t New Orleans , Alice Dta, Ctacianatl to Mamphtei Little Grey keg la lleaderwoa lo t.ouis- ; i;u, Laos, gw Orlraa to L.iai.llle j Balte. k, Greea Rirer to Stsa.tlll.. Th Atlc ta ka a full trip to Mempt L. . id tastharged afteal aaatlly agtretght kt - W 1 are ladebWl U) bet pliaeely officers, Va t ! as ': and Fowler, ur appreciated c.-art-. ( Th Little Ksgts had afinstiip ..nt, I was ' lull of people as suaal. Tlx America bad all ih fr-luM , - touU -arry, i pag.ra. Tk. great attra. k,,,,, k cs.r. w the La.l uay, wbicb came tu In Sua style early in the mormug. and ka been visited aad adnlred ly tboaaaad of onr cltlseiae. TU I eatneeliouably the Satet a.-! moat petttct steamboat rereet afloat a lh ne.tera wal, and p rase uts many aw featured not hr-lol..r introduced ia the ooo tree ties of ewm.r. She ha all tbe rno-.nc-sof first-! hotel, aad he apartment are nrpaingly fine. H,r chief officers, are gentlemen in every reelect worihy th poeltiea they orrnpy. Erperi ncwd, aefnl and smart, aa tmUtaa, aad courteous ,d reonnt. a geuileasea, aad lhe tint ol t ap! ill'in.-a and Blsbiu.-r will soon beoee as hi ueh Id e. r l. letsea Louis vtltennd New OrUana. We at glad I ae that she It recwsslaa- large ,iuatlt. of freight hen. She is fn I of pij l.. Among ber t ees agr as were pUaaol to Bed (Vamwl.ir Kites, .1 thecelet brmted Ellen Works, Cinclnaatl, and the bnilder f th mo I tor tbat pamed dewa a weak ago. lha Lady t.y will leer this tealng, and ! th detricg to tls.t N.w Ortrats will ner !ind a more nWlrahl nppertnaity j The Gleniiale I Slilag up, aad will leave thl , after m.-i. for fair with the mail, t ej l !a. i Clark ia la rommaa.1, nnd will e t bat engni ate mft'l comfortable Th Marmora is Mill l the upper Uadiag he j willg.tcfl this after nova. The Wm. W Ml goes lo Pond rl.er this evi-uiog and th AJ L" It liehiwler snd all net i polal oa Greta River. j Th Darling, from M mnhis to Citv tuasii, Is lt here, and wl l pr bably be np this svenlng. , The Motiso.a fur Nashville, aad the Hhark with abif lew f barge, pasard d iwn wltbonl tandiag. j The Lnna run S Orhs. and lha lie. HalWk from Green Rirer, arrived at if!, eVIi-k; j tKth were i-otMparalively light, Prrrsni itr., Marih I'O. Rivrr Is feel j by tbe p'er mark and falling. Wrvher clear and warm. j By Telegraph.) Ha.ll.KOAI! HKrKIPTt. Taa M.rrs. March , if-. A. K flkrvdv: j TbiM K-rth. IS ks iwgs : Orr, t I n lis : J P I K lieu, lis basks p.ii.1. .; L Tiiplsha.r, lt mar. i bs, i B Ahrimg, .ts suB is, II A t k. 10 I bbluar; I apt A Jubuein, I I...S wp .( . peg 1 Br Rris, S hbiit pork, tbtscig.rs) JO V.o.m.n, a i-rs n.; B A V, lo fcts ii ir riovee , G Mr. no a a,,, tu hwate . rbeelier A B.tcllldi O l l.s retire. I bl Igoiiis, Cool. Wm A '. 4 bis le. II A M.httpltg. h trtignbd,) A. BoHBIMV OPTICIAN. I. RITTINBERC , PnAOTIOAL OPTIC! AIM! 'PHK KTK, RtlVl THE MoMT I'kl.lt. ATE A. Orgtn, and tjf the i t rital Imtioriaiire in ths happioee i I iwvfity of man, should nee-r he tstfitr"1 mth nt-.r 1 1 t I.e. ii-iiivtiitisi, er thaee w ho e-r re -v at fas. up -n th-m.ive the eiling ol etlirt aiibu, and who kavw nolbit'g ot the anatomy eg fee l-V. These Celebrated Spectacles Are conetisKUd In acrordsnce with Ibe phltoeo phy of nature, in the form of a Concave-Convox Mirror, j a-lmlrsbly atlaptel I tli organ of sight, and j CAN BE CSKD BY THE OLD AND TOCN'I , To Pursue the iloit Htuute ' ploymest. Em- ' KirW by D.y or by indu. Light, with perfect Kaas, aad Never Causo that Giddinoss of th bnd or unplnaeaM rotloa to th ee that many esperletre from using th. ctrrfi.ti kind, bnt lead to strength aad tmprot lbs sight. ALL KfifDs OF j OITIC'4I I HTIt I'M E.fTH j BBPT ON HAND. Anf ron afflicted with Ntr-Pthtedea or j Cataract can beentu-f with gp-.tarlee. Carat lore to tit Pwblle. There are pad. I lara going srttnd the country representing: tost 'they hive . R;ttnherV S,. tsrlrs lises ; neither Agent er pwliiu f r n; 'da, to he. ' ware of C.ooulefts. ' aATAII th atfis srtli ls ran be bad only of I. RITTENBERG, I No. 67 T&ain Street, (BETWEEN ftiONI) ANOTIIIRli.. 1 veT KVtVsVIM.r, initt. r,IEUiwyk s'tt;i cyHltuJiiCii e.e.e -or 'TWffeAaa. . - -.. ,!W -flmat ,H .. ffljf: - 3 Dr. ntrb gland's Pltat AV-nvr ha cured b'"i aaSHt of the worst case of Blind and Bidin Pile. It glee trameriint relief and alWte p r asaneat care. Try It directly. It is warranted I core. For sal by ail Drwcgiet. Csaerl Depo t II Fourth street, t. inctobaEi, Ohio, mhio-xtiijgyw NOTICE. ON ATt RDAT, T.'IE era DA X OF APRIL, lietwe. lb. hurt of 10 o'clock nod IJ o'clock a. m., at the office of J'.ha J. Chsnilter, ke , in kreneville, I tie andersiad Co mmte oners, day sppoio'd fr'r that purpre, will open books aad receSee atecTiptiis to Ike capital stock of The Me-rhant'e Inenranne Company of Kvacevllb.," t he r.rcanlzrd ma-Ut tbe Act of the Leieltnre of the btaf o. Indiana. niltl-d "An A. I for the lucorv.atloa of inonrane t,. rs . niea, d Suing their powers and rreerriblnr tbir dul-e." approved June I7th, IsVi, with a capital ! it-cg of on ha-.dred thotsssad Itsrs 1 i.J CIIANIlLES, : B. BEN UNT, mliV-Stdsw M. A. LAWRENCE. COTTON EXPRESS. Bellefontaine Cotton Express J ONLY TK3S UAYI TO KW FORI TIME GUARANTEED! fflll.t LICHTSIKn KZPBE.-S LINE F OB : 1 tb trannmieeton of t tbuo to lb EmI, dmpatch, is bow folly . iabli.be -I ar Tim DtlU of Lading will b giveo. TIME THBOCGII. TEN DATS W" Cooetrn meats eoltcllM. 1 BiurWh. i.CNBsl.dON w.ageo.. t-d-e wgy-l.U t CO-PARTNERSHIP. UTILLIAM B. WALKkB and FEEDS tICE I ' Lnalwmheteneewoeeewteredlntonpnrtnevship for th traaaactioa of a Real Estate Agency j Baal at So. Wast Third Street, r.eaaertlle, WILLIAM U. WALKER, Iadiaaa. F. LlSIIsHlllls.

! RCLIS ASEKkfilLtntttS. t. No paper tiretfawsy at th am wer t lot i raltoo circulation. , -.. . . i adswrtasisasBU. tonal SKMiea.,.vVefla ia aerted salens prepaid or p7 gmarmaaa.. I. AJrertiseaeeat !!l never be accompanied by tool aolioa aniens eoau W saaaW sa thw4 aBeet aad rata recesead far th axm. . So" Local Neoca." howarer abort, w.U be. inserted f r lea than One Dollar each day. - i . Sfarriagea, Faienal aad Religion KoiicO moat tarariaMy be paid la advance to aacar In. aertsea. a So deficiet.cy am the part or carrier will be aWttood bj the oflko. If to carrier tail lo' je paver a ordered aad du. td. iney at oat pay r their rareaenea

DR?GS. LIQUORS. &c. , t? ; . BEH C1TKARW Vltflsftu instameedat ; " HLASPrSR !. Dreg Utore, NOTBKtt STtK:K OF PBT biM LOTIO 1 k. th eesebreted I tut., rer,.. M bt 11 L A k P r k B a Drw. Hlorw. fcl PI Lt OF BIRD BAjKkT-ior NeeleZ sen r. r tr i t'i r..-- e. f Corner kteia aad bvcuud atreeta. fBkU VACtNE MBCM Ji..t r-,ied at A t KLAU S KL Drug M.tr. ' 11 LL blPI'LT OF UABTkl H. I LAKaT; . Cher.kee, and OntM-nr-.'s tvlebr.trd Pills f atlaal- MllL.UI'IIK.ll'r .v..r., 'I'iiK tk.tBKAll.O COL.iaTKS HtiNKT X an t Ittycerine rps ffe.Yiv.i s d nH-aaJeal at lilAErrktCrl Drag rtore. MEDICAL 1I. 1IV11. PnYSICIAN & SURUEON. (L1TS ttuilll TO V . list ) Wllsting l,r many y ars rei le dieeaae of tl. Heart and l.uut e lal stu.ly, will glen this brnncb ol lae prvieveton -uat t allenlioa. Skrt bulliling, ovev kHlxv'a Gror Store, ho. It Main IIM. laaaM GROCERS. ncii dV .ni:.iri:i Wholesale Grocers, Aad Dealers la Liquors. Wines, Kail. Gins, Cottoa Yarns, Spices, Wooden Warp, &c, tlr.. iv. i: .Mn tn sti'tHt, topooe le Breach Bank.) EVASSVU.I.K, - INDIANA desvtt) GROCERIES. CCNDBIES O l ne... . .wfi see ks , Bran ., eti eevks , Lime ...., .l w barrel , Bealved It. I day aad Br aai by B, . Ll rJTfiN A W, may GROCERIES. NEW BA1SINS in bosee ai.d half boaiw new Balsira, and ft bbls t arrant just rmeived by U Bt STON A Co. ClikKik-KXTKA lUMpr K(l - ivlby B. B. BI'rtToN A CO. 101) PAt KAUM MAi kKUAL UARBkL. ball barrels and kibe, just received by B . LI ST11N A IO. 100 Iilt'Vt t.iV-1 gKi Hki 'FI VkD THIh day by B. Bl HUH m IO. i Ul A I I' 1. 1. ... II rei I bli Im tetev A ppua f- r sale by ante ttm t m .T.i a rifi. WHARF Ii ' A 3. . rw r e msr4iit. COX A HUMPHREY, Fo rust it! 1 11 11 ml roiumltthloit .ting liwnl, Ae M'hi'lAL liAILUOAO AO EN TS, fuvamsslll, lata. nT" Will asak liberal cash .aca ra oaa algamefiteel Produce en ivbamsi t.i New Voi, TRANSPORT ATI0N STESw wftmrt'l LIYkkfnoL. touching ni ui'tnntn ft, (iv.aa llsaa.. ) The well knew e'ere el Ilie l.lverpo,.!, N.w York and PhliaMilptiia trtJslilp t-in.eer (Inmaa Line), carrttiig Iheli.a. klalls, ar Inteuded to eail as b.tl.'Ws : knssi a ....................... Patardyy, Ie. In O1.SS00W . remi.l, la. 17 Civv or atsar-nastsa H eeturdey, ijeo, Hi And eve.y temwiiiif nwtardey, at H", fruia Pier tt, borlta hues BsTIS OF PA".AGiX: (Payabkv la Gold er He equival.-ui ia Curreejcy ) Freer t'asi f -0 tsi tsssus ..$ :n ti do to London... n isi do to Parle . t do to Liift'ion,, .1 'sj do 1U1 Paris 4'i Oti do to IMnili.ii. 9T ll do to Hamburg ! 1st raee.riir.re are aieo lorwar Jed ' lle.re. nremen, VHtwrdeia, tMeji, Sc., at eiiueliy lo rale. Feeee w.m Mvrpied 1 t'eeMi.itsa t let I abla SI S"- Hi.re. I i". Those who wlah its. n 4 lor laeir friends tan boy tik( her at lb latea. For further informal to si ply at lhat'ompany' oflh-e. JOHN G liALK.Ag.nl. IS Rro.lry, hew Fork BEUM A ANIIIke. Ageaia, dacS-tm Aiariatil , tail, GROCElllia. VLAkt.K AMI llnf g AgLKI.1 ION OF t.rwertee and ..rut i.ii.os can Le fc ui.-t si kl.LNiTT lS VArlll.lT OUOl'r.iif. itii-aTka. '" 1 o bbls choice PlckM log 1 or hundred. si I y In hrrel Ml " I galloa Jar 'Jkfk'u. It do K do do ttl dtt W do do d-t S dot , do Aim Cii' flow- I..C s. p. SI atLloTT S FAtlll V hmo. s.u X'gAhT 'poW I lit 1 bill's I H, a. Arilr.e. Feraaleat fcLL I'T T'l F ! )e--l I I 14 .i-i Ifcf Will tl Uise M 1 srli .1 ). la '' t t.i.i.i'l i n faji. 1 lOIINatiN'o CNI'll W . . '. ' J i el nod l.ptbe Wrif-rerrao le f'i l:..I t h'y KLLI'II FAli.f t.rt . CJPI D A Urge and ch-t.w eele. (. P-Pper, Ctbliaitsoa. I.lov, m. 1 of ;-ur ltit. od -irs. !. Allbus, bll,g.r, Sc., "f "a!.! ALLI'O T.i FA .1 . U'tKiliKN Bl !.- A".! til In ,- s bs ut U 1. - (, riados A.. .! . !r em Iottr ri:i- ; EX PRE S. AduiriM EXPRESS COMPANY. 'IMi ADAMn EXPBke-4 t'OMPAKF REJ epeetmtly onuoern to fbHr frletid ncd patroi.a--.tbe pebltc ef Rvaoevtlie aad vicinity that, witk iv;rae4 tarlltlb fr Oh. treneportatioa of FBEieilT, PACKACES. MONET, A5D VALCABLE. They so,c 1 a OLtit.uanca of tVirmer fseors. EvpotisJ car taken la the rell-tl of Bills, iraita. Motes, and the transportation of ealaebi. pacha ea. Any ltif.rmst.on In mard t" tbe rentee, Ae , can be obtained et the cno-o Fir.l , nest d.r tothe Ptfflos. THOtC BAITHKB. a Aft. DACOti. g OS B ACOk J LT Of t VW itMoKK. SSf Hi Clwr ar.d Bibb id Side. n,o o le Put r l-urrd liama. I'l.oOt ill SaeaVleea r bo s Pork, -Vi tlerce Lard. -V k.s lrd. band add P.r sale a t he Pork-hooeeof JHUS GAVlnB A (I). Ae On m4 w Sycsm trm street, near Ibe Canal. 30 AP AND CANDLES. Iliilip l!ictir9 Vlanufactarer of Lard Oil SOAP AND CASDLES. Ale... an extra article of tiusisa, ZhGINZ, AWb CAM O'i. Dealer la aVarla, B -la. Ashes, Ao. A lea Pure Catawba Win: X oar owa raiatn la ouootrtte to sell pas ckn 1 1, It Atosa BfrmS, seswera JIivjU"' aeenssA, Branaviua, tswtaaa. - amr rml 4ai, W SO days' rape ae vtiabl la teak. ta -l,