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V, t .frn i f aork. L.,. .relrr. iu- rven.'' Ar.iifT &f Fisher. Tut'-.' ' Oas k'.unm fW J'MU-m-.'-rO at Tw FOR LEASE:; 70R A LONUTKBJI oi;AnSiiv aiding T -T-.!. "front nr Ti.r.M ore.r. Wwo M' ml Lur-em; at-ferr t t fton'tii ca Locnat street, between H ..nd nd Thi-d "" iT"' " For f'-rro, aw.Jy to.. -, hmr !lf ' '. for i ii! nt;, 1- t 'q cri xtt"A rmx trf-troemTTSlrlS TURU FOR SALE TjTRAM 1! TLHl FOU tALE AT TDK O Vau !-rti''J:h Wnolen Mitli, fcnTill", an A -o. 1 hcc-ui l!olc, u ni li l"0(t tiv 4 IijcUb diHtiictor. Kuquirft of H;H AKKKK, HIM BOTH k 0.. rran'.l'ri Aboii-( DMr hjn Creek Bridge. A ba Kii: iroiTSB, irltn 10 rJmf lrr iliiMleil (or tijardin.j Uow. Vti"-'M-mlC'l.tl. A. JOUXao.H. A I,AliB TWOr-STVKlfBBieK H"t4B-i ' V di otlt Hi"Bi:i. ivru.t'"-?1, r,Mt " ,iiii,ti, 6 f ' A. JOHKSOW. CI.AM BCILDINfi L)Tf, frontloE J.1 B.w.Mutr Gforu.l""' Mu6trrt,eoo-lie tmit t. i f t..w m.il on tloiu. J rnH-ri:i 76 or tli.i-o ion f .r only, to l9 I)"'!' l' 1-u'-cli. tiuljztf.lf j A. J.lHMBON. tint if iii iosi.tin j: v. a- t . I l 1tA AO KOKK. ' 57 ) . e. ;5, Witter ub. TWO B Vl: LL1NG HOUSES C.no Splendid Buildiag Lot '. , "V ... . ;.: , '.ii.'. - MY HKfir.KNCC, on the tt irtil (if WWid rtrrrt. Hwn (!jcnivr6 and ytoe ; 2J ttoWith all the-Furnituro, U infi, Jrwiod 6S Ijr I'iO Boa Orapea, I'. icIm, !' Arionlj.'l'lama, He. m Hia preuiiwi. A 'ir.-jirix l Hrfrk Wr"tloim exlnd acrtiiM t lin in. tit? r-mr; WiKjdhouse, tc, OBdr Also, 20 by 150 feet, adjoining, wit Uuf ;.ir'Trn:ii'UrHa fnr r-OBia, BtabV, Alo, II e IlL'l I.IMJ t-OT,or LOTS, on Flrt nut, u iiiiy ciyyAMn I'aul' (Kpiacopal) ti lUJ-Jit frualliy l.iii; iy laia 'tan Ut for a llt)o (miiy MndvnL tar BK II jI t uit tln' atxMKr rcftmcrttiafa eaai teaf, ... fn tny dfdiraTt"i:l r"Tty Ii'fTTT lccuii m tiny bin j r aliovr. r'y .f (-ouTf.nfctit to busiueai u the 8 K. GII.CEBT niarlrJ 4 caii'T" tre.t A FAltl .M fc OaNaroWKOONTMffrf F.iltl .t-V J V fj a- ft s 1 .i U- .n-'l uitmial. Ttiiro. i" a ' Lia-tt a. ! V, diiuLi Hi.!': Ti, cnhlaintuff bix Uoum ; .i in i it A HN, ari'l itlji-r nililini J WMJ. ft'WAtiU, aiiil TWu ( TKI1NH. Ati, a jt"d Fruit txwr. tus On-lni'd, ami a Y'Hinn Urcbard iaaiBt W, binl li'il li..n. Ifi, f irthi r J urlii-nlf !!!litun at 1ti.fl; :. .lVai.?Jf,v "3p0. S, WUOI. t 'P?XNin TtKSHiViSUt'ITU A" two-. 1 1-rory ii iii:-tir.u..,' V-T.m, coltir-rirml, an.. I, gin i, fi ult tn , n tea acres ot laud rtl tile I'liink li li.'ttil, ta-a ftaatt and a Vrirv $'i,lio. f.iiiiii! e of and a half fru K'-auMvill' in n A. JOIIK80S tiIX.Uitt'KI,l,Uil imr;tK: u4 aitifd' kj it.". ! 'tjoir ct juarljrti.V. J i ; ... ffr-J6JIS3l)M. " ii COMMISSION. SAJW,!. Jui JklUt .1, H: . K I AiO-IIHaoilCHlT. rl'tjiSut'C and l ommlsslon Merchants, Atf ,VATaK,IKIHIV ' Orr'n H in k, m it door to M . IikIiwII ' -JS y .,... MtMVU.t,-IM,q " rpbit tni pi i..,tii.l, lor il Wod.af Country fi..il4i,j fa i Uai.tn blaa to all i.dfT. ,i ,,! v I iIeI0-BI 5 ' ' .' "" a ' " . Me- i 1li j a.i'ia.ata ' ' ' " JMoaft Dickey, rORW 4RDIN0."&; OCOMSIISSION Wild LT1$ ALE GROCERS, ; ' v HVatcr Slreet,-. nov2i:a " 8VAHSVILI.S, INP. . NATION At" HOTEL";'." Coratir rf Fourth and Main, Xj lrls3xrill3a aSLyMEJCtLH KEA9I, fraprlctora." uh7..ini. ' - ' '- "" c i rrf iiiiO fjr k l. , P. McKaV, Pror'i'tator, Od tin cvrui r of W'atnr and DWndon tttreata, neat tittauibodt liandinft, .J M 2jrASS1LUV,"DiwiSA 'J ' " A ttii!.!!!.'!!! ti'ir pain-red. I'aiitlivl and 're. Airtjibi'd l.y the iroprl.tur. Ilia traToUns: public cnu Ihm inli u a-m Hartfig; tfi baat o' arrom. m...',j.(ilr ; t;j.li V -J ' . ari7-l STONE WARE. UANDrACTtiataa o Smoking Ptpca, AVatar Pipes, fltoro 'lua and Floavr t'oti alwaya on hand. (.VUNKH MAIN AND NINTH 8T3 . , f,.bt"o m i Kvanavlllo, lad "" PROPOSALS. t: RamoTal of feycam'ora Street , . i .Bridge J t'uunril ol the city of KviitiII, at It. next n;vlu.. fc.r tikiud.. i Byiaaiora Strart Briitfia and Irii ping th caual at yc tmore Mipet on the iln ol lulo ;-trot Hitilcc. T!i plankli g to ha twenty Rvt wids and at the prooar trratt. The contractor to be al owed to uae sitoh of thetlmbera aa may be iiiiahie for the nw bridga, and t li rrn i.lne of tba tiaiberB and all 'he trod rerwd -fer tht?lty A. I'FAFFLIiT, Clerk. By A. M. BIc.tSirr, Papnty. City I'leik's Otn, March 27, lSirt.V. m23-tt OCEAN TRAVEL, n 'PHlt WKLl KNOWN FATOBT1TWC1LYPS X bnilt Iri.o atrnners of the ANCHUB LINK of eteannhifa: "lUBk, KM A,"" CALKDON I A," . "BlitTAN M," amt HSITFJ) KINGDOM" are Intendtit ttr MT Tortfitijhtly to and from New York, carrying paa-enger to aud from Llrerpool, tila);ow, Ueitiut, Dublin, Watarford, Cork, Limerick, Uii!tt.r, r Iioudonderry. Thoaa eteamers were 1 uilt i sHK-ialiy for th Atlantio trade, and are (firided into water and arr lght coapart- . . .RATBSOF PAPSA&E. - ' - From New York to any of the a bo re places: OaMm. jl aiijl ttwg( fid, payable la Americuu rAirreni-T. . To New York Irom any of the abore placss: Cabins, (oil. and $e; frteerage,. fi payable in gold or lie e.iuiTik.eui ih American currency. Tim., who !h to send for theix friends oaa buy tickets a. tlifto tti triaa.tJia AKennk -...-t itANC'Id MAC1MJNALD CO., an27 4m Wowliuir Oreen, Naw Yrk. HOTEL REOPENElLX? ' WasliijagtoiL House, ' CSRIS. HriJiiaH,-i Proprietor, Cor. Mela sui Tltlrd Sts., . . IC V AXSVILL.K, 1HD. rpHlS OLTt.-WIH, tSTABUSHKP, AND X wid-ly4tuiws Ilutfl has been cloaed for se. eral a'eeks tuidtrcoiug renaira. It has, during t his Jjno, t.j, n f onMnto.1 Iniide sad out, baa bean throughly littod up, and in a great measure furnished with new betia and furniture. Tk-aproprie tor hAs mule everv arrtitgeoient to render hi, bous TOTiTi?3sf,'!iS!rtiy aud""agroeable' to' the public. - s i i Thanlrir.g the pttM'p for the fine patronage that for a a. me of jeare has bees extended ts the WashHiftun, ha int its a aenewal of their custom, ind wm enl,vo to have bis table furnished and the house mauHKod in a way to merit t'uelr oontlntted patf itias. r . ; , ; i , . Oniuibusi will th- Depot traa. . j V pasaaagera t and from WALL PAPER, &c. ICST r.KCKlVKD-A LARGE AND WILL seiccBMi i ssortnxvii o, waH and Win. apera, pUiu and figured, which tba public an nTitod to ,11 and examine before purchasing .laewhero Also, anew iiirp! of TVnbyson's new poem Enoch A ants in pafmr rewre, prioe Scets,at fcblo J. HBALY'B.

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iv MQNPAT - ..l"iAPBIL 3 r. jm. - ;. X : KAILKU11I E afc C R R DlflB II : 4ft A. a. Wif, Jrreirkt and Accommodation.. ...,. a. . Through freight. ...........l KM r. a. Maf: : 1.3 r.m. AftOtU B)Od.t tea.. i..W4XMkjS -J R 1. TJir.nxU .freight-. t- t, :; T. II. R. K.H. ' f;,(. ,r.DIP4IS IBOM'1. B. Uaj Kxpraaa . ..-.fr.....36 Ar-com modatioDv1......mM.w...-T: A. . Sight KxprM... : W A. M. .l.i-'m AlITI t T. B. ' Da KiprMB..,. ;...,... ........13: - AocmmdaUv(i.. . 6:10. a. Hlght Cxprx. A. M. ' TtM two roada mafca good eonMctioai at Terra Santa. ' ........ UNION CITY TICKET. ? , ' i Mayor, ' ' WILLIAM .BAKER. ' Clerk ' . ALFBED M, licGRIFF. : . m, Collector, . ... .-JOHN ! 60HUBERT.' ( - 'JAMES DAVIDSON. " Marshal, ANTHONY TENVOORDE. ' ''AtfiOTM,'U ' THt TO Kt BLACTSB. ;0 !:y Henry habeuicht, !'','"'4'! WILLIAM O MANK,j t!'U . ., . JSlreel Commuaioner, . ALIKED KIRKFAIRICK. -'t.j s . "ii. "Recorder, ? : ' JOHN F. CRISP. Surveyor,' '"' C. a tiEfNLTP,. j atu .. i "!" " ' .i i aej i a " " " - COMMOX -OOUSCIU0"' ,' '.WILLIAM DEAN. ' ' ";. ' Second' Ward, DR. ISAAC CASSELBERRY. , , Third Ward, . . ... .SAMUEL ORE..... - Foarth Ward,' i ,' . WILLIAM HEILMAN.i ANTON HELBLING.', ' , ' Sixth ' Ward, ' " JACOB SnOWENER. . ' ' Seventh Wurd, ; HENRY FELDH ACKER. Jt ! i Eighth Ward, WILLIAM O. BOEPPLE. "Ninth Ward, ' WILLIAM MILLS. .' t BSIO!S"TOHTiSIIIP TICKET. Fi r Trustee, JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, i - For Jutticet of the Peace, 1 . . ! . Twa to La elcc teil. !'.r' ALANSON W: CHUTE. JOSHUA DAVIDSON. . , For Citablest j (' . fFonr to lia elected, J -t , "FRANK EDMONDS 1JENRY PLOEGER.. JOHN Cr-SAUGEANT. - JOSEPH, A,,JEWETT. ... For Road Supervisor, IXI0X COMMITTEES, City and Township Election, Monday, April i, !StK. - c Altri.NO WMMITTKB3. Fiit Hard. Tkomtaa at alee, ; Reuben Hart. w m. Sinter, Chriet. Pchew, - Fred. Pfafllln. Smut H ard. Albert Jobino, " Alex. Darling, n Andreaa Keb.r, .1 Wm. Oraen, . Wm. Ki-meyar, F. V. Brinkmeyer. ' Fiffltfa Ward. i Pan Wehratedt, John Crisp, Jr., Hubert Xt r, t'ha le Urla, ! i Henry Koelker, . Frauk Corwtue, . : Jacob Meyer, . George Last," Knid. Mtranin, . , Phillji Gorges, B. r Norton, ' A raddmt, . Joahua Daiidson. : . ftcond H'arJ. . Ceo Vf. Warren, l'eter iVwooJn , o r.. Hulls, ,,t .i W. W. Morgan, AbraVftm Gumlerti, Lat ltrlirt.' - ' .. . 'lAird H'ard. AvBirkenfcnac,, , , John Pecker, 4 harley Lang, ' t it Orabaaar Jamea olreet,. , . t Chrl.tlao Dicker. Fourlk Ward. Jaase dwaiieoa. ,., Wm. NeotnaOi. . . H"nry O. Cramer,' ' Lh tattan Krara. ' : Conreraa Cifojeata, Jobn liannettell. Fifth Hard. Fred. G-lger,' v Valentino Cramer, Martin Stolx, Char lev Schauta, John Hode. n, - ' Jab Bemiicbai.i Sixth Ward. Jiicob Zimme man,' SVll.m Cle, Jua Uaarall, Dan Werntx, f John DeLang. ... tint Ward. Jurqee Taylor, Charley Heddan, J. F. OloTer, Frank Thayer, . Frank Green, . , John Stocks, J Mo9.a Aiken. - For th Towmkif. Joe Cupplee, H. L. Stork, . ltd Bartis, Peter Heea, A. 8tei.it.a h. , Thoa. McCorkle, : ftoren,n, ' Thoa. Hopklne, Major Booinaon, Martin Y.nduasn, ' Wm. Lent, o . . " . . CHALLENGING COMMITTKK8. "'J.''. FOB TBI towmsbip: Firtt 'recisof. John Oreek. John MoCoaJtle, - , Vhil Knler, Wm. Bedf rd. Blytbellyoes. Frank admonds, At i saeaeoo. Frank Green. Alex. 8impaon, ! s) Cbart ifoass. . Wm Mank. Jobn Giles, WnuWarraa, sea. ' . , , roBIBXClTTZ , Cpsar frsetaot,. Thos. ktoy.ton, Wm. Caldwell, Jas. H McNeely, Kdward Ingle, Herman Junker. MxddU PreciaW. Bird Unxhre, Jacob Oililkuch, Aliohaal Uaba. J ohn Raacb. Jacob weints. i r Prsciset, Peter 8rolx, Henry Dodenbof, Alfred Bolus. James Wiltshire, . Kobert Horabrook, Chriet. Peas, . Pat. Huber. The Dcty of To-Day. It is the doty of every good citizen to go to the polls and vote for Mayor Baker and the other goo names that are presented for city officers. . t - , - , It is especially important that a Conn cil shall be elected who will act in con cert with Mayor ' Baker in measures for the improremeat and proper gOTernmen of the city .'and in maintaining the excellent financial condition , the city is now in. Go to the polls and see that your neighbors also go and vote likewise. , A gentleman who . has lately been through Marion, Hendricks, Puttarn, Owen, Monroe,- Lawrence, Bartholomew, Johnson, and Morgan counties reports the wheat uninjured by the winter, an the prospect for an abundant crop at exceedingly promising, and. the number of acres sown greater than in any previous year. ' GOEBRILLAS IN CaEBOLLTON,, Kt. While the "Circuit Court was in session at Carrollton, Ky.,on Tuesday last, about twenty of Jesse's men dashed into the place, stole several horses, and carried off soma of the records of the court. '' ,'',V ',".- " - OrcBij.f.A A mun. .aamed Jaspar Colbert of .Upipn)CouniyK Jy., was taken to Louisville on Thursday by Lieut McDowell, having arrested him at Battery Rock, III " The arrest was made at the instigation' of the citizens of that place, who knew that Colbert was a guerrilla and belonged to a band of murderers in Kentucky.

As Escaped Usiox Prisoser A Long Walk fob Libertt Safe at Home. We bad the pleasure yesterday ,of ioe ;Mai, Wm. Denny, of the olst lesST-

ana, who has just reached home from a I tain voar'a rurinia nf raTlf,! '" 1 tlho- I manity and barbarity in outtern pri- f ona, and from which h escaped on the 15ih of February. Major Denny, then

a Captain, was captored oeajJ5ome.GaJlaVBailUoJjeax.taji-.,gM

ith CoL Streight and. others,, while on raid in that region, and taken to Rich ! mond, after .remaining four days to Au anta, and -thrust into Libby, where he a S" w It .1 was kept lor one year, enduring an trie rivations, hardships and: cruellies that rebel barbarity conld inreni. ' Doring his whole confinement there he was never bat once pertained to step outside the prisen, and that once was for the privilege of drawing lot for the pleasure ot being hung or shot' Major Denny drew a blank .nd was re turned to the loathsome prison, where be remained until in May,, 1864, when ha was removed to Macon, thence to Charleston and thence to' Columbia. ' Everywhere they, received the same cruel and barbarous treatment, being compelled to live for six months without a single' meat ration'' ' Sorghum and corn' meal was their chief diet after leaving Richmond.. . . bit : Major Denny was in the same room with Cot Streight when that officer, with others, escaped from Libby Prison, but was too weak to undertake the trip. While at Columbia he twice made the effort to escape without success. The first time he walked bast toe guard with out being observed aud was out seven teen days and bad reached a point on the Savannah river sixty miles above Augusta, having traveled , About 140 mile, when he was re-taken, tied and placed in jail and returned to Columbia On the second occasion he was able to get but a few miles away when he was re-taken. These attempts were made in November. When Sherman was approaching Co lumbia, the prisoners were placed in. box cars and started to Charlotte, and while on their way, on the night of the 15th of February, Major Denny and others cut a hole in the side of the car with penknives,, and escaped. For eight or ten days they lay concealed in the oods',"wajtinj' Sherman's approachy be ing fed by negroes, whom they ' always found faithful and pretty well acquaint ed with the nature of 'the war bod its course. Y -'''-'-' - His companions were Capt. Gude, also of the 51stlndiana, and an officerof the 5th Tennessee cavalry. j'jc " " Learning that Sherman hnd turned to the right, they started for East Tennessee, a distance of" over two hundred, miles, on foot, and nearly all the way through an enemy s country'. -- ' ' Daring the whole ' time they were waiting for Sherman, they lay ' in the woods, , and were , . almost . constantly drenched with; rain-l They started "on their long and' perilous 'march with heavy hearts, but 'With '-a 'brave' determination. ' In South Carolina they found one Union man, who concealed them and aided them on their way, carrying them fourteen miles on his :': mules. Thence they rffcde ' their' 'way'" on . foot into North Carolina, 'guided sometimes and fed always by luitbful negroes flanking vtha. towns and traveling1' fey night only, and by unfrequented paths. After they had got some distance, they found Union men more frequent-ij iv Near Blountsville, East Tennessee. they ran ' across a rebel scouting party, but managed to elude them, and took to the mountains, and thence made their way with little further difficulty' until they reached the Federal" lines at Mo say Bridge, on the Holston, Al NewMarket they found the 51st Indiana regiment among the first troops they met with and the feelings of the worn out, ema ciated, ' and almost naked prisoners, at meeting their old comrades, can be bet ter imagined than described. They were immediately re-clothed, and every attention was shown them, and they were forwarded to Nashville, which place they reached after a journey of nearly six weeks. t 1 f Major Denny reached Vincennes about the middle of last week, and. ar rived in this city on Saturday, i We might fill, columns of our paper' with interesting incidents of his prison ' experience, of rebel inhumanity, and of his perilous and tiresome journey, but time and space will not permit. -- The Major is now in excellent health and is rapidly gaining strength, and by the time his furlough expires he will ba able to return to his regiment, anxious for an opportunity to settle a few old scores wita the fiendish scoundrels and worse than barbarians, who. so cruelly treated hi and, so cowardly assassin ated numters of his brother officers. Nearly a year ago, while in . prison, he received official notice of bis appoint ment as Major of his regiment, to which rank he has been fully commissioned, dating back to May. Ib4. Jake Bennett at Uniontown. A reliable gentlemen, who is wall acquainted with Jake Bennett, informs us that he saw that redoubtable ' robber chief and assassin at Uniontown on Saturday morning, with about thirty-five or forty followers. They were qaite well-be. haved for thieves, only robbing two men in the place. Our informant was not molested, but he and one or two others took the earliest opportunity to lears.'" As the Armada came up, she was warned not to land, and the Norman, on the way down, was fired into,- bnt whether she received any damage' or not we have not learned. ' ' . ' . ',", ;, Bennett is no doubt in great need .of some friend to go out with a baggy' and bring him in to take the oath, that he may be rejoiced over. ; ' 1 Js-The General ' Gordon of ' the rebels who led the attack on our lines in front of Petersburg the other day is the man who planned and executed the flank movement of Early's army at the battle of Cedar Creek that was so near robbing us of all the fruits of our victories in the Valley of Virginia last fall' The reputation of General Gordon in our army is that of being one . pf the most competent soldiers. on the rebel

GlTERRILLAS AT OwESSBORO. -On Sat-

nrday, while a party of the Federal e!J diers posted at Owensboro were out gft-" ting wood, A-few Miltr from t tt?WD47 they were attacked by a party of euertiilaS COtD QJ JtliJed lb V CDt.' Basfli Ja fid driveii in, kmng tfteir teams Sfcrd Wtgons. ana one anver, wno wai killed. There wis al:Ia-gB Wiber of tk'e LrCl W Bupppaed thard were nongi tecienils at Owensboro, and "tong tfceri . k drive tue uefniias pus i ita country. - After capturing the wagons and mulei the rebels killed alt the piulea and brtke up f-he agotia. j ; , : i ; .1 . m Lost Child. Achlld about three years of age, whose parents reside., in Boonv ille and are on a' visit to this' city, wandered away from other children with whom it had been playing, and for some time'KS parents were irr that fearful aony that parents alone can feel under sach 'dieumstaiiCew-- TLeehild was deWeequently found beyond the Bull's Head, having' wandered : from ' near' SeeoncI stseet, a fatt.that,Ui"mother thonght almost impossible. Ah this happened .a-Yesterday-was-, a delightful day, and the streets were' thronged with men' women and children all (Jay long; Bfijoy--ing tbe'-delicioue " altaospliere'ladened with the fragrance of .peach blossoms. Runaway. There was a! frightful runaway on Main Street on Saturday Nobody to 'blame, we .reckon; 'there never is in such cases. i. . ii .i m s in 1- , ! Emigrants? Five' families," oinf rising some thirty five or forty' people, landed at the wharf yesterday from, the steamer Osboro. They are from Jefferson; County, Ohio, and go to Sullivan County. They are very respectable-J looking, and seem to be in pretty comfortable . circumstances. Coming, from Ohio, 'i we hope they entertain better political "sentiments than generally obtain in Sullivan Counly. , ', . Jokii, Horace -(cot:, Greeley) in his hAtm Pot ird, says- that nothing should appear in print until 1t has been re written and criticized for, the tenth time. We are of : opinion, that. Horaoe would make a very poor local editor. ' 1 1 A Charleston 'correspondent of the Boston Journal says" that a' secret Union League has existed n Charleston durinuf. the rebellion. .Dr; Maekay wad the chief officer Gov. -Aiken,.' Judge liu;3t, and bve huncLrea others were members.-. vt-:i o.;.v.A -" '' Hedges CiPTnEED. -Hedges,, the no torious guerrilla, who figured for some time1 around Bardstown, in company with, Pratt, Magruder,.Su.f , Mundy and others, waa captured at .Garnetieville, Thursday-- morning, by Wilsbn's scouts, and tauen. to Braijehburg," Ky.JJ He waa conveyed theace'to Louisville to be tried byhe Miliarj 'Comaiiaaion which is at present' convening ia tlint city, tvnd will probably break-his neck -by jumping off a platform and being checked up by ahemp'rope.! ' FailtjeS Ve hear repbrts,' oaya New Aloany ' Ledger, "ai the failure the lure o( several heavy pork and produce dealers at Louisville. The crash among grocery-1 men has alstf'eommenced, and ( Several heavy'1 firms tit Cincinnati and New York have ''gone down,", &,t Cincinnati and Louisville sugars are retailing at 17tfr 20 cents Prices cotttiriuato ' rule' nre at 2530a '"Coffee in the.' former cities 40 cents, while here 50& cents. ia the ruling rate. Our grocery merchants will have to follow the decline fn the markets or lose their customers. (" , , , ""'"' -. ""' ' - ' - T. To be Sent North of the .Ohio, . Harry Hart, a discharged Government employe, is. to be seut north,', o.f; ,the Ohio tor stealing from the Commissary Department, Nashville . Press, . .,,,;. Why not send him to the penitentiary? What is there, in being '"sent north of the Ohio" that .can b regarded as a punishment for. .stealing from the Commissary Department, or any other, depart-. ment2 :, While such penalties are inflicted on officials and Government employees for stealing, we shall not anticipate any great reduction in , the statistics, of crime. Vincennes Sun. We agree with the Sun that this sending of criminals north of thVOhto river is a great farce and should be dispensed with.jSet them to work on public works or in the Penitentiary.. i . . t i But It is strange- the Sun lias never protested against rebels who have fought out their term of enlistment in the rebtj army, being sent north of the Ohio river These traitors are nearly all thieves, bnt the San don't esteem them such. Rebels Routed In 5ortta Carolina. Hxsoy'as.'Dinr. Kast Tbhb., Boose, N. C. March 18, via Knoxville, April I. The advance of Gen. Stoneman s force, commanded by .Maj Keogh,' A'.' D. C, entered and citptured the town of1 Boone, N. C at 12 o'clock to day. The rebel force --was' routed ' with a loss of ten men- killed and sixty-five wounded and prisoners. " Maj ' Barnes's battalion "of the 12th Kentucky cavalry lost a few men wounded. - ' -' " ' Stoneman's command is now well into North Carolina, and will be heard ot soon in the heart of the rebellion. Capture of a Hobsk Belonging to Jeff. Davis. The Richmond Dispatch of March 20, says: ., . t ,-: . .,. - "Among the horses Captured on General Cbesnut's 'placein Sonth Carolina, waa the- supertr stallion presented to President Davis- hy - the Viceroy of Egypt One of the Yankees, after riding the animal through the streets, took off the saddle an pattinj htm" on the back, remarked, 'You're too good to ride in thes iparts; and we'll .send you to Old Abs."'cv ,- ' i JBa?" A gentleman who travels with both eyes open, says the Cleveland Herald, has just returned from Indiana and Northern Illinois. He reports wheat as coming out of the winter looking finely, while an unusual breath has been sown,' particularly ia Indiana. ' The fruit bods are generally sound,". ; - ' 1 ' ' PROVISIONS. MESS PORK, BAC0S acd IAED i ---;"'' -- FOR SALE.' " - IXJt HATE IS STORE 20O.PW) POfypS OF . bow Beooa.eooaisting of hams, Sawoldara, Clear and Hibbed Sides... Also, Mess Pork and, Prime Leaf Lard, which we are effertnz to the trade at taix prrees. . rRHWH BROS i - ' ..f 1 .ui.-t.ru 1 - a t .3 fo- 9 Ftrs creak . c

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ITqcsehold Fcbxitcke a Auction. wiftseiT at auction on "Wednesday, April 5th, at - thecourt-house, r omnrencing at; half-past nilje 'cIocjeTiIi'I cf tit's personal property of Robe,-t Kirlev,. deceased, such, as a ger.erul Variety of " Household Furnrture,"ambng which -fs-a -Hrewmrt Cookrn g STorP1, Ac.""" ! i HiBtM Nels!t, "Au'etineer."' - Aprn 3 3t !,T 9T'i New Yore Sto- Another Great Reduction i thjs Pkice opDbt Goods. The Cooliijjje Brothers openiTy declare to this com cn an if y' that ,lteyvwill keep fully down , with the present New York paaio prices. Splendid styles fat colored Prints, from 13 to ."22;;.' Shirtiug$ 20, Lbndsdales', Mills,' Sumter, Idem, ayd Dwight 4 i -Muslins, ;':Shaktr Bonnets, 25. Their minds' are fully made up to sell at all hazard.-). , No sacrifice will be too great. Don't buy till you examine their splendid stock of Silk Goods, Domestics, etc., cf c. ' Make your purchases while the panic is on and before priees ga up again. , ' '. " ..March' 30,' 1865-1 w. . . a ,.V,i.' ANNOUNCEMENTS. JnwMnccmmt krt thllan IswwUf is adruwes. - ' ' i : .fin'-, : ;t Fw;9f sysr, ; WILLIAM, BAhiV.lt will be RJiitxirted for relectloa as Mayor, at the ensuing, narctloa,, by ' ' MAhV 'CTBS. For Kccordcr. Please announce the nam of JOHN V1. 'CTifSF a acaadidateTor the effica of City R. corWer, st the ensuing Aprtl ele.-tlon. " " ''' '1 . For Couacllmaaef Pint H'srdJ v WILLIAM DKAN will be svnurtt4 by many voters for Council man of lie first Ward. For Connrllati. a of Second Ward. Dr. I.SAAO CA8SELBEBRY wilt be supported by tba Union men of the Second Ward for Coun cilman. . t.J .. ; te' ' For Councilman of Tblrd Ward. Mb. Ediiob: Please announce the name of SAMUEL OBR for Councilman ef the Third Ward, and oblige"1 - THE PEOPLE. For Councilman of Fonrtlx Ward. WILLIAM HEILM AN ba consented to bacoma a candidate tot Councilman in the Fourth Ward.,, . . . , ,..'.. :. ,, . . ' For Coancilmaa of Firth Ward. ANTON XT HxBLINGt is the Cnlen candidate for Onorilmtin Its the Fifth Ward. " '.,'"' - -e.-ffl ' 1 . I ' ' '" 1 For Councilman or Sixth- Ward. JACuB, feliOTJIXIJ Wil;t Supported for Con icilmau in the Six .h Ward by - , . ' vi MAKT V0IKR3. i "V6i Connrllman StTiathtVard. HKNBT FKLDU AKKB is the Gston candidate for Conncilmsn In the Seventh Ward. . , For Connr llman of Klgtath Ward. Mb. Fdttob: Too may aonctince the name of WILLtAtf G.'BOFPPLE as a' candidste for ConhiIuia lu. tb Eighth B'aid-ji ,-:?- f BUST FBIEND3 For Cou'ncllntaa ox. Slath Ward. WILLIAM MILLS wilt be auppoited by bis onmerous friends as a candidate for Councilman In the f hiifc Ward ' ' ' ' ' " For Constable. ) ' UEfibY PLOKatB is candidate for rs-eleo tion to the U-fBoe of CoBstabl of Ptgeca Tows. ship, at th saauing April election; ? ' k JOHN BTJRKE is a candidate fjr re-election to the office of Conitable, a tte ensuing April election.. 0 " KANT VOTE RS. ' Byminetta ray frFandfI. have c&usented become a candidate 'or that Iot 't Constable, at the eosning April election.' ALFRED HITCH.4 ' JOHN C, 8ABGEANT i: ,andidwtVo,' re election to the oflica of Constable, at the earning April election. FBANE MEBIS, tho i ri-sent Sight Wliarf. Master, wilt bt candidate for Constsbis at the election nst MouJayl ' , ., ' JOSEPH A. JEWUTT, at the requee of. Darner CDs citizens', Will baa candidat for Constable ol Pigeon Township, st the ensuing April election ; - - For Justice of the Peace, ' A. W. CHUTE ia a candidate for .Jgstica of tinPesce of Pigeon Township.,,; i,.; Lii,ii,:i,,.i JOfHU.V PATIDS1K wilt be aupuirtoi by hi friends for the. office of Justioe of tba Peace, st j the enaolng April election. "' ' ' For Trtwnhtp Trustee. ' J. P. ELLIOfT is a candidate for re-election to the office wf Township -Trustee of Plgaog Tnwn hip. - " " : For Cltr- Trrainrtr. ?- . JAJTE3 JJlvrPSN U acandidAte ht rl Ac tion to '.he office of City Treasurer. . TZ rv : . ; ,1 UFor -JC lfcjt Aneiier. ; .-. CoL O. W. MANK i-i aeaodldte for the omaaoT City Assesaor.' r - : t UKIIBT MADKMCHT lit Candidate faf AiOS or, at tbeensuing April election. miLIP IULER, jr., will ba npportesl for Aasesnor, at the eneohig April election, by . s . - MANY T0TBR8. - J For City Clerk.' Please annonnce my name a, a candidate for City Ot.rk at the ensuing April eUetie-n. - nihJS. . , , . ' ... V. A. M. MC3K1FJ- . ' For ttreet Commissioner. I ALFBID KIRKPATRICK will tie a candidate nr re-cKtcuon te tusontce of street vfimmlseiooer at tha ensuing April eltotion, - i . anhtS For Clly Collcocr. Please announce the name of J073N SCHUBERT as a candidate fx the o HI jet ef Cty. Collector at the enaolng April eUctioo. - , -,r .mh'28. ' ' 7 . " .' HiSY FBIEJTDS. For City aiavabal. ANTON TBSyoOROS wi ll te a candidate iV re-election to the offica of Cily'. Marahal at tbf eleotion next Monday. .r mh'.-' t SUNDRIES. :;' FISHING -TACKLS.4' . , NO. 6 IlyilN STBKEf, ' - ' Ha lost received the, firs? t assortment of Fishcl. ing 1K1, to I f. und in the city. Ail who enjoy angling as a ipastlx shotrldjjill and exam in bis lock while the ,sii lesu. For sale very chstip, corner M.ia Bad Second streets. "- -a- " 'A let tr;p1y of .-". " ' ' EOKS, ECBEr.E., AND 1V.1RY COMBS. " Hair, Nail, ant'. Tooth and Flesh Brushes, TOILET SETS, '.AND FINE PERFUMERIES ... - , At aa frB street.' -"f ' -' " " " - - "' Also. v-"- ' PABAPBINS CHEWING. GUM JtlteB AD lEMOIT FLAVORED, and Fresh TOLU WAX. . . At ". 69 Mala Street. - f ' . COSTIR'SBED BIO POISON .t r ., j i And.. :f -, tit . BAT EXTERMINATOR, At To.'5 Sain Street. ' . . Wa ITE LIME. "OKAfiOk WUHISOTO BUILD OB WHITl- . . wash will find a eplrndid article at Job aeon 'a Miat. now mt the osty wharf. . - ... ss Jt-9 -- : CONFECTIONERY, a IDE UNDERSIGN KD, HA VINO PURCHAS- . .ad Irom P. Boyle bis stock of Candy Toole,' Beeaasary fc the maaafactiira of alt kind of t-eoay, is now prepared to til ordera for any Bmoaotcf .. - , Caxxdy, '' ",;., -; SODA, SYRUPS, ' l ' :. ,1 &Ca s&-Cw - -- ALSO. For Crackers, Cake, aid -erery ttlag eonacted with the Confectionery and- Baiery botlBes. , i . a- t . Merchant fa the city and Tidairr will Sed If to their interest to gise nse oall. Orders from a distance solicited and prompsly atteHtl to - - - i ' "-IA.4W. CHBIsT. IrbM-Snt J. K. 105 Xeiattt., bet. 3d sad -St.--'

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-i.-s-v Straved Sta!-1'. j - . v. 'E."M T H h.f D K K S i N E D . t N Si 'J fc I 1 f ' N M ,L, f n ' . . " . igtit Biy Uul-. wnh ltite svc. nd i Beajixteaabaud high, and beary w "rtTf " ' ''r ZiZZ'' --VJL imnv muni.. NOTICE. TjARTIE IiEjIR G To UC '4 PI ANT OF, X itbwIelosAalTppar-aBhrif'Bi-ns.-Wwed Ky titwi iesta-4, sad Ba..P ita J-a,iii t'T'Ta hy JACOB TRAUJ3 & SON: I." ft a : iij udi lo fTLi;t .'l 3d! t11V n.'.j f;v.A .t t.-.lt(U ItwaJi atttt nt :- wl aiMlWwire s t.HB ,lii t ! - !! IL4A 'lit '.;!? tii.iii fOFJBiit;. - nt ,tJti,.l? -.-!. :.. ,vnj.icti D" t rr "i-jiiiat n sitiliK I y-t.,; vn.'L edt U-ti ' .l ?rfi i h :1i ." '-if ii'.'isuri-n s J iv.-!(' i" i . iw vti: -f"lt'U .( ' i'.'i .I'lii'P -.J.IilsiiH.'J jsnt . ' '!. i- ',1 r.iJ il.-:ui'0 1--'' ', ."1-'"'! ' ::i.1 :nT,!ll '.(fi-: i' -.Ji itt-riai-'t-i-tfj'-i1 it r ,..;-.! ,:(: '. '.i ".'.v It .'U'l '.- REDUCED r , PRICES! '..S itI "X'-l p n s:r ' -'-.il ' i';ii-. T-. ' til' j:t V J r. in- I - V Special inducements offerea to .wnoiesaie Duy-. - ,,,,-t ,:! ,-s-ers at'" --n ,'i',f .U si: V, 1. Jacob S trauV a on. 1 , St.. J 4 ciltlf ! : tia . - ' ,- I i.vly -Jl J, 0 74 Jllaia 8treet, ' - ' ' " BELOW TIIK WASBISGTO-f HOFSR. 1 : -4 CITY ELECTION, .'. l! rH FLLOWINO ABK -TRE HAMtS OF the Inatiectom aUDomted. br the ooncll ti bold the City Election 00 llondjy, Uie M day Jl Apnl Bext, !.:- v r. 'v.'" " b'irsl l'racinrt, comris4nr ans 1st, HI aha atrr wards, Joseph Tsranck laapecwr... Ploosof ot ing, ffteam Kngins House, on Sfccnd Street. ' bMood Precinct, comprising tue M, atti and tn wards, Victor Bisch, Inspector. Plaee of soll'c, John Monk' boute, co.ner of Flrt aad Vina Streets.-- ' . ' c ."''." Thhrd Precinct, coanprialug tba Sib, Stb wad Tin ward), A T. Wntit'fej,. inapectue. T Placet, til .ml.. ' 1'nlAn Vn.-in. tl.iii 1 i. , . . r, - - i .-.' 'ft.riStUl'Iwri. I By A. M. McGbis. Dessty. , .. . snbiul. SUNDRIES. TEW BACON. 12ltiO Ttt o pr me new Bacoa Hani sua ijhpulUtfrs, iust receiFd end for ea'e at " . - - .- 1X1 .1 1 U i. Jtt 1 Si "Ol i .Taau o. m25 No. e Water Sliest. T miup.-j, -.jj-j ii ct 25 Bew tlo f ans of Pttme If Xrd,Bt ?! pressly tor famw, , for ante low at rmiri UAt'HCadT. V.HlTTAK5.ft:S,1-t'-v,sj .1 - ' So e WaiirStrent. , CARRIAGE MASING. .. n i. ! ' - -!.". nw l.ta J:H Flannract nrcr cr . ,;i hii ci srt.-t t r-.a - fi-u-s -. , '..J3' X O EEL'2IT'f3V V" siei;nj:,q fLi i. . .-.4.:i. j un-uu H'USarVlHElECS; shts;;fell6es l-X r,(t ''.'-('.-" ',' fC (ABB- i -.-lllef 15 11 IV T w o rt iv v . wwj umnpniip, lur .'. ... ,'.iw ,?-i-lt.l '- i-t. Carriages and Wagons . - o .: '. n i . AM Msmantctaran of ' i - -, U''": t-.ir. '- fiyii t i si i to apr- j? "v7AG0NSa, C AJBLTS, -. DEAYS,d .tie. . . ; FACKOBTiAiU) OFFICE :r.,Ht 146 and 148. Cor. Main and. Canal. . noTia-enx,;.,,,, ,,,..; , .;. in , i i TlsTJMBER&c. ji;Itt; ! I- , i-'i'KOTICE TO ' "' COHTSACT0ES AND BUILD)3P.S. '500,000. A NOM ",! SUATLD r, II.C SHIACilsES 1 j A sK ,r nrwi' 1 ASSORTED PIXC XQ1BER ! Sasn,'Toors,r' Blinds,5 and Frames In any quantity 'to suit rurch&srrf. Also, latgs FLO0BI5G and rTEATlIEB-B0lBDI5G Foraaleat ' ''v " IICNNEL A SOS'S, , m.il-3w Corner Wainnt Street and Canal. ' " PRIZE CONCERT. PBQF.Bl'CK-s GREAT PBIZE CCINC tRP will come "0 about the first ef April, aad offers nnproeed'-Bted arrrai-tlotia Twentr-one sfeK.nt prise will b distributod. lnclolng nadiaoMiad set, tallied at I1SU0. Pries of tickets ledaced to SI. Thos who purchased i tickets will rail and Merits two additional tickets' w ft boot additional charge.,,, , , -, ,in '.: mkXHd, t OYSTERS. i m b -' MAMNi&CO.'S Y. KT E It I. jl A." like nsit tttor,' 83 afa Streetr.EvaASTille, IndU-. Prank FelUeigr't: FJiAnk. Ft -.ke a 'has 'made 'abbangk- - meets to receirp dally, by Express, frasb Baltimoi Oysters, ta can a aaul aases, and fresh Lake Fiab aad Lobsters. , ile ia the aoia ageat for the city of KranaYlIle. Tboas desirtcg to feast on thee paia'able aad lasciuas -lexnrtes, will Sod them at ht. .fc-.re. .. . ftrS-sO - SEED.' TIRIME TIMOTHX eftD. j. i -: .1 , X 10u baabels Prime liorther Timothy Seed i juarreeelsed by" ' -- ..." j - 1 tuinturi!iTTlKIgr. ml . He. Water atraet. SADDLERY HARDWARE CHARGES BAB COCK, ii t -. : r! O: i-ii-i !-n-i: la i; -- - 1 . s porter and Daalar hi - l.-l " S!L f.tlA -.r.-:.;"t 1 nr. ij: i-1 :sW' ' c..v t" a:us t. S addlefy; Hardware if s. .J L: " :' ' " -V. - .- ,, .t "lit I4 11.-. Spring, Axlcst Woof Work, 0n, - ak, Tarnish, lJSLrnaa.naancled j "Patent Leather,' Pad JSalas, ,- - Sklrtinc, sVe., ';', - i r-t- i.rs itt.uss. fl 1 i. - ' A.-sa.a.s.w c a. m

MEDICAL. Poynton, 31." D., - i sj -i srv v wr a t aa a ar i bA. jq t "Vf V sV. bVww-C' .tll.TBlli, si JX s -"V ' - I . . -.11 . r Ctt and ,icii!T Fr..m h tiLusm experieiitnihello. i",i.,d ene..l prarttr. of euM-io, ! nd !-t-rt ia toe former city, he t-eN r undent siei,..! iLvanial ni'HJoi iir.Linr.i. , , - i swl- Parties)- isrutton jrt. traatment i of t hronic D 9Aif, and i hoee peenhar to the ci!mte, sncb a. fe'CLana ..AsiWa, BilUTis Feaas, "er firrti'.vn B,4ll.rvrl. v ' CI.35 ;rirai' .7aiaut Streets Y"TfcSTlM3IAti.''CixciaaAn, Ol Mareb, II, ISSt.' V Tbla is to certify th.l aa. the ajiderignl, hars been Intimately ar-; minted with 8. W. Bnyutor, . l.,-fcr wtioet etht years , .During the last six Tears he has bti entered ta a le. Titles and nc'cmsfut . st MmbrH h. tills) cttj. " Ue bvwefW'r'OTrit8f Tti health W take great pie .etreto recommending him. both scialfeTiji nrf.it nl!yssagwrt!uil see-ifcisrt toivft! , and occuj-jicg a prumineot posiuob among the Pbyt'eiami at out city, and hope he may succeed as well elwwheree be bits done wiibu-w .CiftUMtN'tH.'S.,-" Pro lessor of forgery ta tcloctie Medical InstltuU, Cincinnati, (J JOUS M. SOTDDERvM. D Professor of the Theory aod Practice of Midiciae in the K. M. In.titnta. II. OAEKlSflN, Si. P., Late Professor of Chemistry ai d rb'sii losy la the above Medical tnntuute, , .. - JeclO-bia r---. ... ."V fJ'ttUrn jsw tobrrvr iUk mff.,, wiWll sou r the eftU ef Hurat. r s, .... 1 in 1 . faa",w '" " " .v.-";7i'X"'"w'a Tti"st trt srea ok eowerojirn Retnedi eonr 4 WTKItTS from India, Ko." r n d 1 1 . r b .,) for a 1 1 d I .. aaee of t b Wrtnarry nn '. ' . .71 at' is ,-t-:u aia sl atoned in to MrctlOB this a haA n b.-r uaI li-r stnel, sn lort.-l I'? an, vr This iraase f"" ' a blob are ...'csleiwl to o-esiroj snjrs. .10 mjrsi " ,rT ,b. Del altd ' ! tbe) ,,t ttsai tres.teai, crallug buy yaucy and heall. . .c-wS sle.li.iue, hot Is the embodied ex ileocsvi'.ttis- I hyetctaaitswa succWui i 1B . 1 . , . . 1 - - . .1 ,rA,eOcev al: ,ne. Osr- Lt ana daeralr aa ttitt Taeaedy alterte the si' ''"" ". . r: . i-11 mi . . . k.i.., wben ail otnera wu I'rl.e only l ') per mix, Knt b, tiul e a 1 Less OB rscalatof tbs prlos n arottuS each csx if. I' CONSTITUTION WATER, , CrtN.TITI'TION "WATBK coii !! iCVNUILVHWMlWATXa it CiVsTlTl l luN WATe.lt no.;KltMi.-TITu-TU'il WATa.R ' a if CONSTITUTION WAT1.I . , i. ! il.'j ', :.NTlT('Tfolf ' WATER ' C0NTITtTlON WATAH , -CflNSTITUTIuN WAT.K COKeTITtTION WATER r CO.N'sTITCTIOW WATUR Jii'-'jii 0NTirCTI'il WATER HIMSTIII'TIOS WtltS .' -.IKS! COt.1TITCTIO!f WATER ' t-tiCONTJTUTIOW WATER ;. 1 i'O f'-C0.V.sTlTCTljN WATkB, i '..If L'NsTJTt'TlON W4TKS ' , CONftTITCTION WATER ICi f I CONMTITUTlON WATKR " ! CONHTITUTION WATKR ., . CONSTITUTION' WATKR ONHTITUTIOW WATER CON!TITCriON WA1 11 COhSTITCTION' W ATER if., . CONSTITCTIOS' WATAH 1 : ' ' THE ONLT REM EOT KNOWN FOR.. , THE ONLT REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY" kEMEDlf KNOWN FOa . THE fjliir REJIKDT KNOWN FOR . - , Till ONAY UK w tUT KNOWN FOR ! " THE ONLT K:MfCIT KNOWN FOR. II THE tlKLf lit M RUT KNOWN FOR ' TH K ONLY RaMKDY KNOWN FoR THil 0!VI,Y BKMEDT KNOWN It'R ' , , THE tN LF REMEDY KNOWN rOK. 1 - Til E ONLY Rk.MKDY KNOWN KoK ' .-TUN ONLY REM EDT KNOWN FOR ' ' THE ONLY R It M ED Y KNOWN FOR . i inTH K ONLY HlMKIlf KNOWN FOR '. ; THE ONLY RKMEDY KNOWN FOR, I ; THE ONLY RE.MtDY KNOWN FOR ' , THE ONLY KEMEDY KNOWN FOB , THE ONLY BEwEliY KNOWN FOR ,,,'THE ONLY KEMEOY KNOWN FOB i THE ONLY KEMKDY KNOWN FOR. '1 THK ONLY BEtDY KNOWN FOR " ' .THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN rORj , H flltl.T kmitliT KNOWN FOR - t- XUS OJiLY BEMKIIY KNOW F4tt a I, , DIABETES. liV . 6T0NH:,;I? THE BtADDFR, ' CAtiCTT.tS tiKAVIL, BUICK Diet DEPOSIT. AND MUCOID Oil MI1.K Y D'CfiAKGE4 AFTER URINATING. IRRITATION OF THE E' K OFTIIEBT ADDsUti rNFLAMATlOM OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. STBANOLLART AND BCRNlNG.or PAlSFCL : : OaiNAINO. -.- '- Fcr thoss diaease it ia truly a soreroiga remedy and too ta-urb caaaot baasrid la It pruts. A alngKd.iee bs beeji known to rails, tbe moat argent 4 symptoms - 1 , ar yoa troainivj aiui tea, uiatrasstng paia ta tbs a mail of tbe bark and throuxh theblpet A teaspoowful day nfthsOc.ru tits tion water will relics you liks magic , -' "' ' tHTHijIASS" ' Bar long sisc gissorup the Bseof boobn.onbeli and Jumper in the treatmeut of these diseases, and only oss She m mtlbssrairtef abetter rsmedy. , ,,. COVTIXUTION, WATEBfi 1 Has prosed itself eqnal to tbs task thst hss dsToisad Bpua it.. . ' -J - ' ' ' 1 DICBETICS . Irrltxta aod drench the kidneya, nr by conatant nse prudacebronic, 4egensratioo and confirmed disease.- ' - - IN DYSMENOBBHOCA, OB PA1NFCL ifEN- . bTKCATION, AND MENtiBRHGlA, , 1 OB PROFUSE FLOwlNG. Both djuease arising Lou a Unity eeeratica of tbe nee, trust fluid id one case being too titlls aod aocnsnpankd y aerere pain, and tbs other a too proiuse eecr lion, which alii be speedily cured by tbe CuhaBtotlo Wst-,.'- - The djas known, a FALLING OF THE WOMB.-srbte Is the remit af tbs relsxatlon of tbs lisameuts of tba, organ, and is know by sense of besviuee aud dracglng pains in tbe I back and aides, and at times a r-lancinatlng or ahootieg pa I aSecisd, aJJ.it ail tease, be tasiea ey aliarp las through th, par Li remesea byt& ciedtcane. . . v . ' Tbesat W o1)r class hf ayniptums ailng from IRftlTAIllN OF .THE WOHB, which phyaiciaos calt, Nervousness, whisk wosd eovsra en wtftch - tc?norsnce. and In nine cases out cf tenMba aocaers So wofe really know whether the 1 symptoms axe tbedieeaae.nr the dwesvsotbs eyaup. j wtr. wtrcan only ruttnerat in-:m tiers. 1 speaat aaorai particularly ol cold feet.' palpi tatioa of ttie- hSars, impaired Dtimtrr, Wak-feilneaaaJ nsanes 01 ceai, langsox, tswailDde, as a dlwisas el vision. ' -' eCPPBEhlED JfFifSTRL'ATIOS. Wnlela ra Ih Bnmarried ismrlals ennetaet aecnrring disease, sod through oegh-ot the remits oi biore grar and dangerins maiauies are the t-sult, and as Bunth allot sioatb paanee without an ef tbrt being made tot assist ' store, th auprression U-comes chronic, the patient gradnaiiy liars her appetite, the bowels are constipated, n phi sweat m on, and Coasaruptioe S sally audi bar Tor sate ly aft Drngg lata. . Price (!- " '- 'vrsi. H. OR EGG A CO., Proprietor. '. MORGAN A A LIES, General Agents, No. 44 Cliff street, Sew York,, - For sal la Chicago by FULLER, FINCH A FULIElt. I.i ' JanW-em 9 BANK STATEMENT. ,, TLe EvansTilleHationalBsUik. - -v i r.i - Tbbsstcbt Dxrrmx ' Orncx or CowrrBOLxa or txa CraaaascT, J--WajrhiBrton. January lstb.t i r.i. 1 WHEREA', br satisfactory evidence presented to tbe aoderetgneal It ha bees soad to arjgsar that " Tits E,AJ4f ill iisTioast. ,," ta C117 of Eransrille, rn th counts of Vanderbarsrh and Ctatsof Indiaasvba Imwb duly organised srtdar aad according to th rsqnlrsaaesits of b AM of ugresseotitiea, Aa Act to provide s nauoaai Correnc ween. .hI bs a nhwira of rt.' U. Bonda. Bad to provide Lit the circulation. end redemption inereol,-' approved Jun 3a, LAM, and fcae cotaplwd with all tbs proviaionaof aaid act required to be. earn pt mi with before commencing th bualBs t basking BBdef aaid act, ., .. Now, Tarxaxroaa, I, Hugh McCnlloch. Comptroller of tbe Onrreac-r. do hsrsby certify thst Th Kvaosriile Nalicaal Bask, la the dty of Eaasills, ia tbe counly of Yaooerbarg and fclateof Indiana, la -euthorired to commence the business of baadtisg oadsr the Act aforesaid. In teatiauiay wharassl aritaaes my hmad and seal of offlee thi ninsteeath dy 01 January, las , " .-t ' -BT.OH HcCCLLOCH, OseaparoUar of tbe Oturrsaey.

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! LtiK Here Everybody! - 1 1 r. SllHMr.ia. i h.nn. ( n. ..In, iu - 1 ihf aKbesl a- to inform bis old patrons, si a lis a: t lb n. that ba 1. ii mini ef . aud 11 -ar -.,. stock of Real, Made llothiug and I ry i, auch aa B as. had ai.d i nfeieaoh 4 trrtt-, Cstic.., Fe'sin.s, t iuoa, J i.-.iru.i,4peT,i: alM the best sty m of Balmoral Skina, an an hwd tej stock of Hooeerle-t, aud tieo.le-aen. Fssul.Mnt S od; .iao a full and well-ael.v;.-.! aio- k at irteh Lsneaa, aaek aa TaW-vCl.th., f v-r T weis. N-nMae. tie man ti;,,bii,l J al! kind, of Cheek aad Funnel, ' ' ..' . nj Gt ntaLIUMwaecaaseaa. a savMeb f : ff-.r at a .-, v a '. r. ta.l to the citisens of K an. rill, and tb-tsttm wdintf aooatrT. and lesre of the UJie and gealk aaao especially to call and examinemy atuck U- ore p rchasiegeleewhsra as they know J J. will s.il them gooda cheaper tti.n any oloer bouac ia l is city. l f J J.CCHN. BU3INES3 CARD. : ; - John Scantlln, , an Wholesale- Dealer In atoves, Tin Ware, thtat Iron, Copper, " and Bras Work, , . NO. ;65 HAI3T; 8IEEET. , - AUorJsr nairfi.x d-.ue wi- h Bllsd ob abort aotlrw, aad r nnat nea and despatch, fls-ot NOTICE. Anncxa-ioa of Territory tq.'th ; " Cfty cf EvanirillV ' XTOIICE IS HKRaBY GIVEN THAT TBI i Coanmoa ODiiacllof th City vf XTaassilhs la rnrsnance s f tbe prorieione of aa Act of tba G.-tisral Assembly of the (tte of Iudiana. ap nrovs Xarrh S, IftaS, entitled aa "Act to amead iie srrtnty-hrsi seciim ef a act entitled 'A A.4 f ras'leg to tawlfrenf the tow a of Erana- , ille, IB the Counly of Vanderburgh a City Charter. p!iru. d January S7 147, aad to add aoplillmeu sl aecnou, toaaid act," will oa th SUih day of April, l.,-i, present to tbs Board ot Coaaty JrtumiloBr of Vsnderbttrgb oonaty, a petittoa praying fur the anastatic , to aald City, the foil, a lug de-cribrd tartlionr. Bail aelting forth the reason tor ancb annexationists j AiU that part of the .nnth-east qnarter ct Sectioa a lists a (IS,) Township ail ( ) tianse ten (In) wast, dscri bad as fol'owe, v ia : sJoatsararSng at a etna, (a wirier rsiai.ll.lMd tbs t ouaty Barr.yor) o th Soath liiMof aaid quarter-section, aad adjolalaf tbs Nortltera Knlargemstit el th. Ctty of Kransrlll, aad raiHili.g ttwacw by Ann hi rest sal, thiee hundred and lghly.tm- Ctas) lest ; thence Korth tt tbnu-aud SII hiunlled au t tsrty (iS0 fee SO" a ttot.s , tliet.ee East three bandred and slghty and aeen tenths ( SO T-Hi feet to a atoa. ; and from tbenr Suutii, tw Itiuaeaodeia haadrad and lorty ( olii) lest to the place of be inalng ; aaid tarritoiy ti-ltig contiglou to the t. sty ef Braaerille, and tv I plBttaa r lahl . n.' , W. BAKEB, Mayar. Attest A. Prsrrus, Cl.rs, By A. M. McGrlO, Deputy CI rk. , iVI rcb '2,-ait. GOLD ill m W i r Having now ' Special Partner ia New York,; who is almost constantly ia thwOold Koom, we will hereafter ba enable.l to take advantage of tbe constant fluctuations in the " I I lUlt market. Wishing to establish a regular Coin Kzchange in Evansville, we will hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than any olh.tr House ia the State, and -will pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver and In order to fuv.iish Coin in hand taparties who may wish to buy largely, we will keen constantly on band, in large' pieces, from Twenty-five to Thirty Thousand Dollars Cash. ' Gr -0:ii Dw We are also prepared to sell Gold on a mar fin of thirty per cent, and will hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty davs. , . We also -reeeivn money on deposit,, disr-ouot good parMr, buj and sell Ex-change-on New York, and trartact ageneral Banking t)Uinet. ' " . ' '--: - " 1LYBI& CONTINENTAL LSI Tlxe livixnHville National Bank. Paid in Capital Authorized Oapital $300,000. $1,000,000.. i Banking Housa, S. E. Cor. Main & Water Sts.. Thi Bask is new .open aad prepared to do . General' Banking Business. HOSEY LOASED oa th asost fsvorai.1 - terms. Eaper.l! facilities afforded to regular case-, , tomera and derio.sr.. eaf HlPTlOti received to lbs 7-3Ua4 -all other f'OVernvs-it lessB. . 4 . VsXlTaiUBr o reglatsTsel snd coo- ' poa Bonds collected on libera! terms. Currsocy tcapons. ewW wbew du, o presentation. V. B. HEVESIK STAMPS for avl Ql rsynlax dleeoorit. w . COVERJiMEST SECCRITIEf ef ' every dtacritloa. tul.s, sat KxCHAItGR. oa a all tut . paiaclpal clitae of the (Jailed atstse, c-acrbt aid aold. . bo COLLECTIONS throng boat the' coantry at reaarinable rat... I.i tie-rat inIucMneal offered le DEPOSIT. OKI, sad dm at sent ion glv.a to thsir accomavxlaliCiB. .. . ... -r t ....... watTAHJ. LOWRT.PraldBt; SAMTEL ORB, Ttce-Presldeot ; aoBEarna Roberts, chur. :1J ..... .i.mtbss : - JTXowbt, v Oaa, D 1. Maeasr, Oso P. airorr,B, Bo t K. Dcssaaeoa, Saanrsx at . Abowbb, BoBBbT B. Bombs. JaSat.K.

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