Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 April 1865 — Page 2

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riho rbt a piano.- Jsnqiuirb at this ofllo fug twa dsyss-i. SITUATION A8 CLERK OB SALXSMAB.BT a diacbargwi soldier, fn Grocery or Dry Good Store. Kot afraid of work. Good refer, oai given. Apply at Flsber, Turnock A W Gas Pitting Ofiico .. ., .. ..., i ' ' lw FOR LEASE. tOR A tOSOTHiTSFf AM,i BoIWIbj r Lot. fronting on Third strest.-bi'twesn irf lU.t;.le K Loco troet, between Second snd Third ?,, For term, apply to 8S. 0. 8. 1WU. . nar21dtf " ' FOR RENT. tillTT ACE ITS OP GOOD LAND IN TH&EB b mile, of Kvi.vili.. ""i ;oHNgos;. FOR SALE. STEAM BOILER. FOB BALI AT THB VanVerbnrgh Woolen Mills, kvaneville, A No. 1 himm Boiler, a good a seer, 2S not long bv 48 inches diameter. Eoqnire of BOUAEFIB, hi M BOTH A CO.. Franklin imia Mr Pigoon Croak Bridge ' m31-lw - . ' . . ! ' A LAIiOEHOfSI, with 14 room, larg cellar and all convenience, good location, admira bly altiiated far a Hoarding Momm. W l.A. mb.tf. Nt ., jj , ... ...... . A.JOHNBVN. , LA BOB TWO ST0RT BBICH" HOUSE double tenement, I wo Iocs will rant for SMX) per ysr. lrkcs ,4,0ud. . mbiSMf. , A. JOHNSON. 1.MRHT CLASH BUILD1NQ LOTS, fronting ' Blackford s Grove, abovs Main Slrsst, osa -be had very low and on tlma. I aa reserving 7 of ihM iou rr j Tum fi ra;:' cbaaere. mhgsvf.J A. JOHNSON. A FINE SODA FONT. VIBY LOW. - ; Enqnlraf I9A3 KOBS. m'j So. S, Watrr Btraot. TWO DWIXINO HOIJSis AND One Splendid Building Lot M1 rr BEKIDEHOI.aa tin aaat aid af Seoad traat, betwroa eycampraaad Vluai 4to. ry brick, alTiia (II) lounM, With all the Furniture, If dralrcd. Ground 5A by IAO feet; fine Orapaa, Puachm, Prari, Aprioota, Plaint. lo on tb prmls-. A Flra-pronf Brlrk Warabonaa axbtnd aeroan tha anlira rear; Woodhouw, ale, under tbla aana roof ; alley graded aad paved. Also, 20 by 150 feet, adjoininff,-' with One Btory Frame Howe ton? rooata. Stable, etc. AUo, fine BCIJLDIKO tOT, or LOTS, on Flrat atrret, nrarly oipoelta H Paul' (EaieenriaJ) Cbnrch, fmt front by 1 Ml deep; by tar tha aiiet dealrabi ItOt for a ue family raeldaaca lor aale fn town. 1 IU" to all tha aboea rcinurr tame eaey. t The chance very arldnm oeouxs to-bay deatra bla properly ,au con eu lent la buatueae aa tae above. B E. OILBEBT, niarlfl N. 4 Hyoainoraelnwt. A FARM MEAH 8TBINOT0WN, CONTAINing Hi) acrra 4ft cleared and fonced. There 1 on the prmi a , U(iiil) UUDM, eon tain In it lx Boon; ODIID BAKN, and other Bnlldinga; ' HOOD WKI.L OF W ATE It, and TWO CITIKNtt. A bwi, a rood Frott boar, ing Orchard, and a Voang Orchard containing WO budded treee. For fnrther partlcniare eoqutr at the farm. (ml4-tap7) J MO. JC. WOOD. A8PLEND1D KXflPrVCB WITH A TWO. tory fmme hauea, 11 roame, eoMar. cletem, well, lub e, frnlt trace, Ac, oa ten acrea of land on the Plank Hoatl, two tullea and a half from Kvanevllle. Price js.WK). '.nqilre of ul ' " A. JOHNSON, CIX good DWELL1NO HOUSES-J net Bnlahrd kj l,X)eacli. Imiiilreer marl, dir. " A. JOHNSON. COMMISSION. aavcL . dock a i i i t. o. aoaovcaar, LOCKER & DaSOUCHET, Frodnccand CommlsRloB Merchants, NO. ll WATtl K DTRKKT) Orr'i Block, next door to H. Dalcell, EV ANaVlLLI, IND. "Hlk'boet cath prloe paid for all kind of (Jonntry Prodnoa. Prompt attention given to all Ordera. J declO-t r. . aiUAV ! : : i : : : : i l : la-Dioaar. Ragon & Dickey. FOBWABDING ft COMMISSION MorolAantiBf f , WHOLESALE GROCERS, Water Street, - aovKS Am EVANSVILLB, IND. 1 HOTEL. NATIONAL HOTEL, Corner of Fourth and Main, Lo ixisxrilloj XSL3T. MKTCAL.K efe KKAN, Proprletora. h27,dm. . ' . ' OITY HOTEL., P. IScKa F Proprlator, On tha corner of Water and Dlvtaioa 8treea, Dear Bteaiaboat LandiatCi EVAN3VILLE. INDIANA. A thla honae baa beea aperad, painted and rofurnl.hrd by tha proprietor, the traveling pnblio aanalwayt rely upon haviag the beat of aoooa. modatlone. anST-ly STONE -WARE. V- Ta. XJlil, MaiivrAOTvasBa or OTOKTEI-WAIlli Smoking PIpa, WHir Plpaa, Store Flnea and Flower Poti always oa band. COBNEB MAIN AND NINTH 8T8., , fcblO.en " ' ' BraatvlUt, IbmL PROPOSALS. Eemoval of Sycamore Street -Bridge. PROPOSALS will be received by the Common Council of tha city of Evaneville, at Ita next , meeting, for taking down aycamore Street Bridge and bridging the cmoal at hyoemore etreet on the plan oi Ingle Street Bridge. Tha planking to be twenty feet wtde and at the proper grade. The contractor to be allowed to nee inch of the timber aa may be lultable for the nt w bridge, and the rea1.1 oe of the timbers and all the Iron reeerved for the city. A. PFAFFLIN, Uerk. JtyA, M. MeOairr, Depaty. ' ity Clerk'a Ottloe, March 37, 185. m29-tt OCEAN TRAVEL. THB WELL. KNOWN FATOBTITE OLTDB bnllt iron eteameraof the ANCBOB LINK of eteanwhlpa: B.1BKBNIA," CALEDONIA," BBITAN M," aud " UNITED KINGDOM" are Intended to Bail fortnightly to and from New Tork, Dairying paaaengera to aad from Liverpool, Olaajow, Beltaet, Dunlin, Water ford. Cork. Limerick, Oalway, ar Londonderry. These steamer were I nilt eepecially for tha Atlantic trad, and ar divided into water aad air-tight oomparttnents. s .. BATES OF PASSAGE. -From New Tork to any of the above placee: Oebin,;il20 and Hod; Steerage, Sto, payable la American currency. To Mew Tork from any of the above plaoee: Cabin, 164 and f0; Steerage, payable la gold or lis eqnlvalaai in American correacy. Tito who wish to eod for their friend caa buy ticket at these rate from the Agents. 1 FBAN0I3 MACKONALD A 00., ' . Jan27-4m Bowling Qresa, New Terk. HOTEL REOPENED. Washingtoii - House, CHRIS. HEJJDRICH, Proprietor, Csr.Halaaai Third St a., EVAHSVILLE, IIFD. rnHI8 OLD, WILL ESTABLISHED, AND X wtdely-knowa Hotel ha been closed for sot. eral week andergoing repair. It ha, during mia time, seen reiniro inaias aad out. Baa been throughly fitted up, and la a great meaaurs far. tshed with new beda and furnttura. The proprietor baa made every arrangement to render hla houae eouvenient, healthy and agreeable to the public Thanking tbe public for the fine patronage that for a aeriea sf year baa beea extended to the Washington, he iaritee a renewal sf their cue torn, and will endeavor to have his table furnished and ne noute managed in a way to merit their con tin aed patronage. .?rL7m PBmn4W to aad fro. i - nan WALL PAPER. &c7 JUST BECEIVED A La Bag AND WELL elected wortment ot Wall and Window apere, plain and figured, whiota tb. publlo are avited to call and sxsmlns he lore porcWlng Also, a new supply sf Tanayaon'a new ina Enoch Asdin 4u paper OOVars, prloe u oeaki. as ie.e tf. 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APRIL 4 KAIL SO AD B 18 1ST X B SirilTl: Mail. Wu. Fretsht and Aooomiaodatloa Hl:O0r. '. TBroujtt grstgnt.. lllITIIi KalL, , T:M 9.U. Accommodation... Through Freight., M.m. ' T. H. dfc R. R- H. Sirilti tlvK T. 1U Day Bipr.. .J:U r. . Accommodation .1 6a.n. OStsvA.. Sight Express 111IT1 AT T. . Day Exprea IS:SSb..h. . io r. a. . 1:16 a. M. AccommedaUon. . . TImm two roada auk good aeaaMttoaa at Tari Bant. OITT NEWS. The Election. The great Bxcltement growing oat of tb captore of Richmond to overibad owed oar city election jesterd tka many voter loet eight of the latter Alto gether. There was bo opposition lo the Union ticket, so far' as we could learn, enil the, vote cast was a very light on not reaehiog a thou send. The average msjoritife for the Union candidatee are about the eame ae the entire vote cast Wo publish ia another place all the re turns' upon wbioh we eould place our hands, op to a lata hour. ' .The Councilmen elected are good aien and will carefully guard the interests of the city. - April election. ' The following is tha reeult of the election yesterday, so far ae we were able to obtain returns. The Copperhead Democracy declined to pat up a ticket, or lo vote. . FIRST WABO. Meyer W. Baker .1SS Clerk -A. M. McOrlg..... , J40 140 Collector Job. Schubert Treaawvr James Davidson.... .1S Marshal A. Teavoorris..... .13 Aetesson Henry Babsnlebt., .1M .ISA William a. Msck... Phllin Entsr. Ir ...., .14a .130 .140 ..140 Street Commleeioner A. Kirkpatrtck. Recorcsr John F. sjrtep Bnrveyor O. V. Csaung, .......... Conucllmaa Wm. lean....w.. 13 kBOOND WABB. ' Mayor W. Baker Clerk A. H. McUrlO fiol lector Jobs Schubert, 1 rvasurer Jsmes Davidaoa Harshal A. Tenvoorde Asstssor Heary Hsbeakibt. William Q. Man Philip Eoler. Jr.... Mreet Commissioner A. Kirkpatrtck... Kecsrder Joha r. Crun.... Surveyor O. C. Oenung.... f eeael lutsn Dr. Casselbsrry. THIBD WABD. Ifavor W. Bak.r .. . to . l I i.rk A. n. si curia. Colkctor John Schubert ...., Treasurer James Davidssa....,... ... 90 Marshal A. Tea voirde.. .. , . Assntors Henry Uabenlcht . , William O. Mank. ... . Philip Baler, jr...... Street Commisslonsr A. Kirkpstrick. Kfoorder John F. Crisp......,.. ........... Purveyor C C. O sang ., Conncliaisn Samuel "rr ,, ., -.r . F0UBTH WARD. . Mayor W.- Baker ......-., ao . 8T . . ST . to - x . te o . 63 . U - 44 - 64 64 . 64 a 4J4 ,. 64 .. W . S6 , M . X Tl 71 - TO Tl .. 71 . 70 . 71 Clerk A. M. Moterlff. Colb ctor John Sckubert.. Treasurer James li..tl,w , . , , . . . Marshal A. Tenvoorde.... ...... Aaseeaors Henry H.bentrbt ....... . i William u. nana. ' PhiUp Xnler, t Street Commissioner A. Kirkpatrtck. Becoriler John F. vt-r Surveyor C. C. Oenung Ccnncilman Wm. ai.lltaaa EIGHTH WABD, Mayor W. Baker.... Clerk A. M McUrinT.... Collector John Schnbert.. Trea.orer James Davldsoa Marehal A. Ten roe rde .......... Assessori Henry Babenicht., M.ne Philip Eoler, Jr...... .. Street Commisslonsr A. Blrkpatrick. . M Beoerdar John F. Crisp.......,. Surveyor C. 1. Oeeung...,, Oouaclluuia Wm. O. Boepp M. . NINTH WABD. Mayor William Baksr Clerk Alfred M. McGilff. Collector Juhn 8chubert. .... 70 . Tl . 71 , Tl .70 Trrssnrer Jame Davidaoa... Marshal Anthony Tenvoorde ... Aeeeeurs Henry Uabenlcht ... William V. Mask Philip Eular, Jr Street Commie. loner Alfred Kilpalrlck. . ... Becordsr Jonn r. urtep . Burvryor C. C. Oenang .. Councilman William Mille.... On Dir. It is currently reported that Jeff. Davis is' lurking in the vicinity of Kichmond, waiting for soma kind-hearted Union friend to go out with his buggy and carry him into Richmond to take the oath. t&" Jeff. Davis boasted, when the re bellion broke Out, that' his followers should eee tbe Confederate flag floating over the Capitol at Washington. If he and his followers had stayed in Richmond, they could have seen the American lag floating Over the rebel capit 1, which is much better. Powoeb Monet. Capt. Billy Caldwell, and two or three other young gentlemen, turned oat yesterday, after the reception of the newe of the capture of Richmond, and in- an hour raised $130 to buy powder to celebrate the victory. . IIabd Wore. We noticed one or two hardened Copperheads who have persistently stouted it out against all the calls to repentance they have received, attempting, yesterday, to shout over the glorious news, but the sound died away iaiheir throats like the wail of the dying, r " - ' ' "Like the last ery of soms lost awimmar ia hi agony." In fact their "holler" was a painful abortion. - .v . A Bia Muss. There was, wa learn, a big -muee 'on! Third Street yesterday afternoon, in which pistols, beer-mugs, sling-shots, and knives were freely used. Several persons were mora or less in jured, one or two of them, it is thought, fatally. A number of arrests were made, and the jail received numerous addition. - There were so many different versions of the story that we were unable to determine the correct one. The affair will be investigated this morning, when the facts no doubt will be fully elicited. Bad whisky was no doubt at the bottom of it -. Bankable Fcsds. Kentucky bank notes were thrown out by our Banks yesterday and placed on tbe uncurrent list at J per cent discount, at whieh rate, for the convenience of their customers, they will be received until further notice. This seems to be the fate of all State Banks, and we should not be surprised to see the list of uncurrent Bank notes enlarged very. soon. Free Banks and Ohio currency is getting more plenty, and it is generally so mutilated aad ogly looking, compared with greenbacks aad National currency, that it is difficult to get rid of it, and it may share the fate of Kentucky Bank notes very soon.

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bo Intelligence tint Hashed acfss the wires yesterday . rEorning," abooanciog tha occupation of the Rebel Capital by the Union army, produced the liveliert sensation, which si imately burst' forth in the wildest rejoicing. The magnificent Government flag belonging to tbe military headquarters in this city, was ran np ana naumea prouuiv m tu, breeze as if conscious of the importance of tbe achievements it annonnced, and as tha news flew from mouth to ear throughout the city, other Sags less pretentious but equally glorious, were flung forth, kissing the breeae with an air of triumph. . i Merchants quit buinee, mechanics left their shops, and the loud peal of merry bells rang forth peals of joy to a nation preserved, while it sounded tbe death-knell of the most wicked of all the rebellions that history will ever record. The military authorities at coon fired a salute at the upper end of the Wig warn, iu loud echoes proclaiming joy and gladness to the surrounding country It is said that the' animal man is al ways most docile Immediately after din ner, but it seemed different yesterday, for after dinner, when the people began to realise the full nature of the news and bad received official confirmation thereof, She qutljursts of rejoicing be came unspeakable. AH the beljs in the city rang forth their merry peals, dinner bells wera paraded ))j little misses, and balls were bought for tha specifto pur pose of adding to the general joy. : The city suddenly become tray with Sags and wild with tbe shout of rejoie ing. Men shook hands with a fervor unparalleled, aad embraced each other, and, in some cases, we believe, in a fit of absent-mindedness, no doubt, era braced wocaea too, and tbe streets be came crowded with masses of rejoicing men. women and children. i , The Crescent City Silver Band turned out and paraded the streets, playing pa triotic musio in their finest strains. The city schools were dismissed, and nearly 2,000 young students,' of both sexes rushed forth to s well the fast mul titudes that already thronged the streets. Juvenile military companies were hastily organised, and we were some what startled by meeting a column of dirty faced but happy urchin, with wood' en guns, and our own 11 year old hyena with a flag in ona hand and rapier at shoulder arms in the other,' marching at their bead, issuing orders with all the airs of an . 8th corporal in a-new rrgi ment The Band marched through the princir el streets, followed by thousands of man and boys, and even some women we be lieve, singing "John Brown's body and soul," "The Union Forever," "Down with the Traitor and up with the Stars," "We'll L hng Jeff Davis on a sour apple tree,' and we really wish they would, .and other such like classical and merry and melting hymns. The Band serenaded the Journal office and the Union office, and we believe Bischof made them a speech, at least we saw them responding ' to some patriotic and merry sentiment he had uttered, and washing it down with some of Sohmer's delicious Lager, which flowed with unusual freedom. They desired ns to make them speech, but having just finished discussing one of the Sherwood's fine dinners, we were too full for utterance, and de clined, telling them to do again what Bischof told them to, and they did. The rain for a long time had but little effect upon the patriotic ardor of the people, but when Heaven's deep diapason was aaaea to tne rejoicing over the fall of Richmond, and the rain began to coma down in chunks, the multitude fell slowly back and re tired in good order. As the crowd was dispersing we saw Capt Brooks hurrying towards the front with a bolt of red flannel which led ns to believe that the engagement would be renewed in the evening if the rain ceased, all of which may furnish a post script to the foregoing feeble remarks. jr. . About seven o clock tbe can non again belched forth in tones' of re joicing, which was kept up to a late hour. J : . , , Tbe Marine Hospital was grandly illu minated from base to turret, presenting a magnificent appearance. The city, however, was very quiet at an early hour, tha people evidently waiting in suspense for later new. ' X& The telegraph yeaterday reported that Richmond was on fire in one place. it aon t say wno urea it, out it is evi dently a plain case of firing the heart of the Confederacy! a WW a a . a nor. a number oi tbe young ladies and gentlemen of tha city had a nice hop on board the General Ander son, in honor of the capture of Rich mond. It was a very pleasant affair, and we are greatly obliged to tha young men managing it - ' . '- Stir It would be a glorious time now for Lea to make his grand march on the North. All eyea are now turned upon Richmond, aad his movement would be unobserved. Jaeb Bennett Grrraa Rbadt to Tabs thb Oatb. We learn that that distinguished compatriot of Capt Steele, Jake Bennett, made his appearance in Madiaonville, a few days ago, at the head of his band of robbers, and mustered the entire population of tha town. After they were drawn np in line he and his band of pickpockets leisurely and systematically robbed them, taking all snms ranging from 50 cents to $200 aad upwards, of which he found the people possessed. - "'' We had some doubts on the 'subject before, but now we know Bennett must be waiting for a baggy to come ia and take the oath. Latb News. A special to the Richmond papers dated at Montgomery, 2Sih, gives information of a Federal cavalry expedition that strnek the Alabama and Florid railroad twenty miles south of Montgomery, captured a train of cars, against which another train was ran and also captured. The expedition then proceeded south on tha railroad, and when but heard from, waa below Greenville. Where this expedition started aroam, ia sot give. .. .

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unwtui tii rfJsii of itici iuckyi on SabBath, April 2d, landed at tbe wharf at Evahavin: with two colored women, Bella and SylVa, his slaves, they having; been brought from )3on Harbor tveniuca-y. syiva is sick and baa a lame child; Belle hag a young; child and today, Monday, April 3d, they are beggars i oca streets. ' He brought them . here, as the women say, because they were of no account to him. " ' Belle says she asked' him" to pay her for bar work, and he got mad about it and drove her off. These women have been his slaves in Kentucky, one for five years and the' other during her whole life ; and now he not only turns them off without paying them for years of labor, but brings them here for as to supportl Barrett Is reported to Ve a man of wealth, gotten no doubt in this honest way, and figures in good society in Henderson, and no doubt 1 courted by the snobs of our city when he is here. 1 now propose to tbe rroeecnting At torney of this District io prosecute- Hare rett the next time he make bis appear ance in tbis county, under our Code, against bringing paupers into this State, 2 a a, page 468. u'.i&Ua ;-.;lu i . Snehcoudnct is not only unjust to these slaves but unspeakably mean, and tbe taxpayers of the city aud county should at once take prompt measures to stop tbis mode of filling our poor-Woo s with decrepid and worn-out slaves. Will theydoitT R. b&tT The fallowing front an account given by a correspondent of the New York Eerald, of the battle of, BentonJ Sherman -and ' Slocnm sat around in tbe woods and along tbe road with their staffs, under -firer of a rebel canister? shooting battery, till Morgan's division, 14th Corps came np. At ' one time, when it was reported that Morgan was hindered by Sherman's headquarter wagons, which ware said to occupy the road, tbe Chief directed Major Dayton to here the wagons burned, it they were not removed within five minute. t33T We are indebted to Capt, A. D. Armstrong, of the Peytona, for Ciocin.tl! in.Fi 1 ti afl..HAe if , Via malV Xxv " rr - - JoAT. DawU'a Oplalom of the Proaont crista, New York; April 2. The RTcbsnond Sentinel bas a ions; and marked article on Grants combination just opening U sarst . f .Without doubt this combination "Is very favorable, and installs a tremen dous campaign. It is to be tbe life and death struggle, the crisis and solution of tbe war. It says Grant wil give them their death wound, or ther will srire him his. It calls on the people to do their duty, and claims that tbe soldiers will do theirs, and concludes by saying the. re sults are witb Uoa. ibe article is at tributed to Davia ' , JLocal iVoticos. "r Advertise in thb ' SHAWKiuqwx Mercury! Mr. Lusk, editor of : the Shawneetown Mercury, will be in oar city to-day and tomorrow, canvassing for advertising ; and, as we have before said, his paper is a valuable advertising medium; and our business men should strive to secure the trade of JBoutbern Illinois and Southwestern .Kentucky, through which localities his paper h a wide circulation. ... ... , tDTr Trees, Flowers, Ap Shrub bkbt. Our friend W. G. Hewitt, florist, on First Avenue, has on hand a choice lot of elegant Sowers, plants, and shrub bery, comprising many of the rarest and most desirable varieties; also, a large anpply of the best varieties of fruit trees, now ready for transplanting t he has also on hand the best quality of straw berry plants all of which he will supply on satisfactory terms. ' - ' i Mr. Newitt will attend to laying out grounds and plats, aad ornamenting the same. ' Call and see him, on First Ave nue, adjoining Edgar Dunk' a Work of Art "Home on a FurOne of the most beautiful works of Art that ever embellished our Sanctum, is a nanasome steel Sngraving from a design by an eminent Artist, engraved by John Sartain, and recently published by Bradley dt Uo., of Philadelphia It tells its own story. The . manly figure in the foreground, hastening apparently to the Cottage, is an American ixiktier borne at last' About him clusters a varied group... .There is the, fond wife already at his side presetting, with evident pride, the little one for a lather's tender caresses, . while the babe looks wonderingly np into the bearded face it never saw before, lhere is tbe sister, forgetful of self, restrains her eager step to suit tbe tottering gait of the venerable father, while tbe aged mother sees naught before her, but her onfv eon. ine cnuaren clinging about rum, or trudging in-door, bearing off tbe discarded canteen, knapsack and blanket, hare received from our Artist a full share of attention. ' Even the faithful dog and family horse are not forgotten. Aside from the design, in an artview solely, this Engraving stand among the highest of American productions, and is a picture worthy a place oa the walls of any parlor in the land. .. fcOf the Artist it is almost unnecessary to speak, the one stands without a rival, and the fame of Sartain is too welt known to need the slightest tribute from our pen. Exchange. Mr. Alf Mitchell, the agent for the sale of this beautiful work of art which we have m, M(j greatly admire, will be in our city to-day and exhibit it to all who may desire to see or purchase it Wa think every parlor in the city should be adorned with it" : ' . ' . .. e V:-'l , Cixmrns at Cost. J. H. Carlin sees the folly of holding np his goods at tbe old standard of prices, therefore he proposes to sell at cost" We are satisfied that his goods cannot be surpassed in this market, both in style snd quality, and as he is determined to sell, we advise all to give him a call His goods are. all new and of the latest stylea " Laborers Wanted. The undersigned desires to employ at least thirty men to work 'on a farm opposite the city,in Kentucky. The highest wages wiU be paid, ' For ' information apply ' at tbis office. . ' 1 s ' Jeromb Watson. April 3w ' - ,-.r t : -.-,' ? Household Fbrntturb at Auction, I will sell at auction on Wednesday, April 5th, ' at the court-house, commencing at half-past nine o'clock, all of the personal property of Robert Earley, deceased, such, .. as a general variety of Household Furniture, among raich ia a Stewart Cooking Stove, Aa 'Hiram Kblbon, Auctioneer.,,, , . April St

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Thi Cooll3e Brothers rjpenly declare to tbi4 comtSsnhy that they will, keep fully dtfwn with the present NewTotk panic pncea pptendid styles fast col ored FrinU, from 13 to 22 ; Skirtings onneU, 25. Their -minds are fully snade f.p td sell at alLhazard., No s'acrifice will beJoo featpon't buy jtUL you, examine, tbeir splendid etock of Silk Goods, Domuic, etc., drp. Make vonr purchases while the panic it on and before price ga np again.. ...,,r , March SO, 153-1 w. LETTERS KEMAIBIjeCr UNCLAIMED Is the Post-Offlo a Evacavll Is, Btassof Indiana. Sddeyot April, ISeo. aw'To obtata any or taes letter , tbe appli. cast must call r "aiucrtii IrOers," give Lbs date of this list, and pay ons cant for advertising. Sksr ir aot calles for wiuila ea amata, ttwy will be seat to the Tiead-Lstter OOc. WU.H& SELIVEBT of Isttera by sorvters. at tb Mldence of ownar (la tb larger dtlasjh, may bo BECl'BED by observing the following RULES, 1. DIRECT tetters plainly to tb street and Bomber, a well aa tb post-offlca aad Stats. - 2. HEAD letters with tb writer's peetalos and aVesf and mmAst, slga thsat plainly Its. full name, and raoueet toat a. wars be directed accordingly. . M .i S. Isittera to atrangsrs or traaaleat vmltors la a tows or city, whose special address may be an. known, should be marked, la the low kft-baa4 corner, with tb word " Trauel-nt," . . 4. Piaes the poel.ge ) oa tb arper rifU. ', aad iesvs asses between ta stamp aad dlrectloB fog asserMsjg WUhout lnterfersill the writing. .B.-A BEQUEbr r th KETURN of a Ut ter U th writer, if BBC Island withia thirty day or lees, wntua or priaiaa wit ina writer's aoess, Bsstojle, and Asm, across th left baad and of the savsiopo, oa th face ido, will a eompliod wit at th asoal preaald Pew or poatags, payable when tha letter Is delivered to sa wrllsc Sao. us, Lw or 163. .1 it .; -rilJ.: LADIEb'LIST. , ... Alderman Mary A t Jobnsoa Basaa AngalNaacyO , " jonaoaameua AraoU Bate - ' "i Jackson Bet.y Besaett Oiadlael. Joaea Mastto 1 BaraeoJaa "! Barahsar Loo ,- Lacuter Miarv $ rUkor A BBC Light iar.h' ' ' Iisehnsr Haasak r,-, ; Llghthoosa KUiaboth Lohrasya Maris -Light Harah LsmmerMary '"' Mooher MarUa .. , . Math.we Kate ' Martin Oareiloe -MsasrryMr A MsAndrsws Lsttssaa Nsal Martha B , Norua I J ' . Nichols Maggl ' Parker Ellsa Piers Becks " ' -Potior LA . .1 .-i Bell Edith , Ball Sarah Boldia Emma ' i Branisy Marguwt Ho tier MargBTSt Burks Eva , Butler Mary ' Butle Bruh ' Booch J.eephtna . Burnett Martha.. Barks E'.l.a B ran nan Margaret Booook Elisabeth , Ocbb Lsslia Callahan Aaaia '! Crass Llisls , ..' , Coock Eltiabetk . , pijBtoa Boda - 1 -Carter JEiiaa Cook L t ..' ,) ' Carter Elisa t Carrlngton Fraaoss " Peck Mary Blcs Las' Bsyaold Bel eyaold Ball BobertiAna , Bockett Anal Robin Julia Rawest Mary . Ramble Jaliaaa Blley E.ts Koorks Kllea BajSeld Loaia Bmlth Martha Shnmau Mary Baverua Mary Bmlth Kale ScoSeld Louisa (.till Kllea ' Stock Mary Stroud Sarah J 8 teed man Mr L Btark Nancy 8a liven Nancy Tbomeoa Marv Callabaa Mrs Jss Clark Sarah Crow Laciada Ikelang Emallm) peoAlmlr . Day Cyuthia Iinaoaa Almlra Dscamp Fraaasi Davisoa Mary i j Freneb Amsrlos Fuller Jans Falrchlld Louisa S Fi.bsr Barak A FUted LUsi " J Oara Mary Glenn Mil , OlsasoB Laara ' Birdea Baobal " ' l.nnlffc UHeso J , ' flnu Alios ' " i. i tipa Mry' J , , Taylor Elliabetb : Tavlor Mattl L '' Tnmbl Elltabeth r.F .n Mllll. ' . -; aogha J alia A Waldrawa Msry . Oresa Mary 0 Hamilton Milla Hall Mary A Hawk Jans WhiM Margarot Walksr Jaiia A -"" Wiles JSmily , ' Walaer A ET ' Williams Martha . Williams Harsh O HauderKittl Hill Bacbel , Wall Magvl A " '1 HawklBs Elisa A. i. Hornby Mary J Hutchison CsJ-Hsl i-l! We'.o R A . ' Wodsoa Mrs Ram C Toting Emma - H;d Sarah Arkasn Mr . . King Peter Arnelt Elijah 1 , Sllsa L W -i:: Adaokweq ji c' Alderman Isaac Ash jwis Atkinson W ) . Berry D88 J" Battell JO --ic-Beaver B K Barn Francis Bldwell OO Bel! Q W I Brookler H S Burmaa HO Barton arntt Jerry ' BarllnJ C Bat John ' Besingar John IS..'' Borrksrjohn i. Board mau Ira Biackwell Jos Birch John Capt ' : BehaggJehs ' y BarkluyR8l Llnxwiler Anderson Leo art Oeo - iVIaei iOO .'I .' Lighnst O W Louneden John 't" t Long L ' ; . --.j Long Blchd - - LskiB Wm : . : -';' , Mathsnsy Cba , Morten Cba L'l r MthVr OhasMiller n M jH Meigs O Wa . vJ Martin Job a Merrick Jobo I ' Mills John B 11 A ' . Msachrm Joho . , Maxwell Ja " :Maraball John Martia Ja A. '. Miller M Meader Robert r f Mobbs aml , L 1 VoasSargcat , .r- Murphy BobtL 1 - t v Mousey ThosB MarSeld was Browa Wm Baksr W W ' J filasssy uusjipnrey j,; j mott wm u u Murray W 0 ' " . M.rrahall Wm , . c. .. McOlnr 0 R ' 1 -, -McOounell Joba ' - . . McKandnMlchaal . , . 1 .1 KcKedoB M B f.Uc Clark Bob Caraidy B H t . Collins Dsnnls , i Carv David C Cook Frank 0 Oollia F -. J Cobb Gideon D Orowcber Gideon f OaryOW Lieut" Oarler JOt v Clark JasF i , v"' Collins J ! Canada John -Covington JaB, . CavlD Ira " Carter James ' Comptoa 1 H Canada John Sf Clark Moses " Chandler Wa ' McClor Thos B McCntcbea I McLean Wm - MoOinnl Wm . "J - mcneivey ferry . Neal B A N.leon B W Neal Jos k r Nosal Pemr J j Lvnnri vuai - nm t-v AlI I ta nel Job a & JC : """" . w Oaborn Juhn H ., . O'Nsil Ptr tJ'-" Cartes; Wm Cook Wm H Park Cba v- '.jtfklmw riK.. rt Dare Chaa H : Dnggan Job a Davis Tbos 0 Dial WO. Bvans, DowQs A O XveretAT Bberly Cbaa ; Elkiu Dsnl ' Edward II end arson Bmbach Wat FeidecksrACo ., Fencbler Fred , Pattoa 0 H r n FPowll Bobt'- " 4 Robertson O ZV1 nice rror IIJ a f . BedferaGT I Randolph HE. -id Mieivuv ' - ' " , Rogers Jerry i. - ,-: . , Bogal Js L ' .. Rotiedga Martin . &aayOH -,. - Stoo A Lewi . -. Swaa B(J .. . . BamBer Albartas ' - 1 . Souxhwick D L . Bbort David . Smith Comae . Blackford Hsnry Stevans Henry D ' Spratswsll Harry B Banders John Stocks Johns Sherwood Joseph ' 5 Btaa.berry H "' ' ' ' Smith Bobt ' Btrwsll BO : Bhrplsy Tbos - Simmons Thos BinooxTbos ' Bcou Wm ' ' Stona Wat ..-- - -- Tolan J F Trial PB " ' ' 1 J'l Tropmsn Silas A Twiaor Wm ThompooB W A s Turner W A . '' ft WlkerAast!a f Whit H.ary j f t j t .Wilson Job , . .,, v 'WhlUbead John O li Williamson Jag, Wills Ja- . - Trooasr O . Fli IckM Humnhrsr Favor J B Flian Ja Fullner John Froat Joho N Foliar Robert Falrchlld SUrsh " Finiay W M Fuqaay WJ . Orlgg Bea W Oarvi Mr Olvlo D F - . Oatsley Jobs 3 Gleaner Jamas B S Carrie Ja Gtbeoa Sam! M Griffith W H Harvey A Lewie , Hlbner Andrew HiBki Deal HardoickOC Harris F HarAeld Hsnry Hornby H F rlobbs J H Hudson Jsa -1 Hal.JKP Hopkins J W ' Hord Martin T Hlckev Pat HsMlwood W H WirB D , , Williamsno J j ' Wlkin Mom 0 Watons M B , Whits Lee WigglBhonw T W . :; cWisnnl j Watkia. Wa . - -, Hemphill W H .i: Jackson Bit . Jacob Heary i ha Wm Johaaoa Waanlsgtoa Jchnsoa B T Jackson J O , Johosoa J B tmiaiij ... b Etas yon ObristepW Tsrkes Jss H anigatjal ..... JAMBS H. McNEELT, P. M. fBy Talagrapn.) RAILROAD AvKCKIPTS. y ; ''"'' Tsaaa Him. AnVil 1 iuji " Jfr. d. M. fkmUrt- . '- r--,W7'-Find below a list of Srsirht forward!. I.. r..i. Ns. 4, troa this placs, to-day. AU K. &OBBIBS. Taatar A Co.. I box F roods. hnu h.r. . s. Co., 41 bx tin ; Wells. K. A Co Sbxaaxes;! bz H war; Ulhaa A B., 1 block marble; I. a D. Bsimaa.l bbs F good. Vieksry Bros, 1 hbd so. , A do brossssi Brawn, D A Co, SM bbla I. 4 hhds balk shonldera ; Whttttng A Oo., 5 o broomi ; Speed A Corsaick, I box mdss, I box F goods; B Dunk, 1 boa trsee-. Miser A B, 4 bxs boots; H Bsrasaaa, 1 box candy, S bxs frail: Lstrh A Co., S bxs eoep. 1 keg drugs, 1 box drugs, 1 bol turpentine,; I cask giarer ; G L Dlxoa, 12 bxs F goods; P namaaia. bx boom; Morgan. Co.. S bx. boot: Turner A G. 4 bxe hoots ' P a Giplet, bx F goods; Jaonsa A F, I box D goods; S L Bo r, 1 box O stock, t bxs mdss; -r e, s box w noia, x oxs mass aosb, 1 box D goods. 1 box mdns; E C Bosck, 13 bx bats: MiBbstt A W. 1 bale mdss: W A 9 Stoddard. I box drags; O 8 son stag, I bos hardware - Mackrr. H A ila. S half bbia avruD. BUCK W HEAT. PLBHTT OP . Sxntsd tassa

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Bttayed or Stolen . w three er foor wMte ; Bn(l i,ll.n.bt ,, Bear tiitesh band. high, and assvy set JtZt!? f'.'-1t h" wiUhe llberaltr ABCHT SUf LIVAB. 'ri tj NOTICE. " - Blackford Estate. TjABTIES DkSIKIhO TO OCCUPT ANT OF A too lot la th Lppsr Enlargrmsnt, owned by thi estate, caa do so oa reasonable t-rmgjky pv'vmsjs lava. m. UAirui, B3o-4t , t Third Street. JACOB STRAUS & SON. 4 ii . .7. . fK. CUTLERY u !'. ili'.1-t ll tt:oii at'- ; ! I' T '. I.P.BbDCESi REDUCED U.i -' ( 3 ft.' ,l'Jl.1 4 ' ''.; I .a,tjifii; Special inducements offer- , ed to Wiiolesale buy- Vi , -ors at i .- : .-. I -; a : Jacob StrauVs S: Bon. 1.1 ! J f 74 Ktvia Street, BKLOW THE WISHIHGTQ &QXt. .. . ' ' - ...i-j ;l .:U3 ','.'.. '1 . ' ' -. .. o ?- ' ' ,.-.,'!va-i! "';".. NOTICE TO BU1XDEHS. rilHOSK wlahlBg to bnlld tha B 1 wi.l do well to call and atamine the stock of Lumber, Fworlag, Doors, Sash, Blind, Mouldlag and OasiBg. at tb corner of Mala and Soath tb largest In th city and for aal at reduced rates, i .. . JOHN F. OLOVBhV mbsSAwlm. Doors, Sash aad Blinds at Reduced , . Prices. ... - . - 4JUU Aasorted slsaa. " i 10,000 light, assorted Use, Window Sash. SCO Pins Window Blind. . ' . How la itor and (ot al by ' rfvj n r. r.uuiiiB, (ShSS.dAwlm. Oor-. Mala aad Tih Sis. LUMBER," &c CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS f.0J 500,000 a -no; 1J SHAVED PKE ' SIIIXCIaES v.b ---300,000; FEET r ASSORTED , ru E IXMBEIl Saih,' Doors, Blinds, andTratuei la any quaatity ta salt parcbssera. Alee, large ILQOSIXG and WEATHKS-B0ABDI5G 'ForaaUat m31-3w : HUNNEL A SON'S, UorDsr Walnot Street and Canal. PRIZE CONCERT.;, PBOF. BUCK'S GREAT PKIZB CONCERT will sums on aoont ins nrt 01 apru, and onsr unpreceo.D ted attracnons. ' Twentv-one lecant p rites will be dU tributed, including on diamond est, valued at S1.S00. Price of ticket reduced to 1." Thoee who purchased gS tickets will call aad recede two additional ticks U witkoot add! tlonal charge. t . . .. .. ahZTtd LAWCAED.. ' J. M. SHACKELFORD, Attorney at L2tLwm JJ7, BTANSTttti, IHD. Iy encopied by Chandler A Hya (OSes for eptS NEW SALOON. ii i CAPTAIN KLAUM BAB OPENED A FIRST class saloon oa th corner of Main aad B'gbth street, whara will be foand the beat liquors of ail kinds, A liberal shun of patronage sssoiicitsa. jma7-csm. PROVISIONS. MESS PORK, BACOff aad LABJ) 1 7 u . for sale. 1 . I7I HAVE IN 8TOBB 800,080 POUNDS OP rr new Heoon, eoasiatlng of Hams, Shoulders, uieac ana iUboed Bide. Also, Mm Fork and Prims Leaf Lard, which we ar o Its ring to U trad at Hair prloe. ' PBBtTGN BROS., apt .j.-.ri i N. r list Street. SUNDRIES, 7ISHUT0 TACKLE, ' X. OoliliTX-ror. . u. ssaAiji BTgigr, , Has Just received tka ft neat assortmant af Fish ing Tact to bo found In the citv. Ail who antov angling a a paatlsss snoold sail and sxamino Bi tocg wnii toe season last. . Far sal very cheap, A nw supply of BORN, RUBBER, AND IVOBT COMBS, Hair, Nail, aad Tooth aad Fleab Brashes, TOILET SETS. AND FINE PERFUMERIES ' ' ' At No. 59 Mala Street. AUo. . . .1 PARAPHINE CHEWING GUM ROSE AND LEMON FLAVORED, aad Freak T0LU WAX. At No. 9S Mala Street. ' . ' ,1 COSTAB'S BED BUO POI80N And'! .-- ' . BAT EXTERMINATOR, '"" At Bo. 0 Mala Street. CLOTHING. TBRICU 8CIIRADER. Llerchant Tailors; COR. STC1X0SE at 8KC0JD 6TS t , Rvaaivllle, lad. W W hav a choio ssnortrnent of Imnortad Oloth aad OassinMres. of a superior saality, which ws will maanJactor liilnni mial il rsss. ODabls prices. . - ... ;, ,-.. (sT Call aad sxamln our good aad prtoe. . . . m24-la REMOVAL. MB- B. C. KIBOST BEING COMPELLED TO vacaU bis old taud on too corner of Mela aad. First streets. Be reaaaeed a large partlea of b I stock: to ta 34. Charles naioon.oa First atreet, hili.eau Mala aad Locust, where be .nil h i. ed to wait en his fneae aaUl he caa ssssusv his new anaad. corner Locust aad First. . sag-! INSURANCE." snraissippi - - Insurance Company ','. r. ' ; i" ' IXDIAJfAPOLla, IBD.r Fire Accumulated Capital---1300,000 0SV hours from S to o'clock s. m.,aad from 1 to 1 o'clock p. a. iVVICE: t : t ' la llTak Johnson's Real Is tale Oflce. H I. Iivnili A gen Sag Bnaoiflsi and vnm

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W. Bornton; Tiru.7 f'ATBf-F CISC1S54TT. HA VINO BFOCMS I J a permanent r-Wat of Kvaniville, oftera hi proiesknal .sorvicas to the citiarRS of tttit. Ity and vreinity. From bi axteasive ezparieseF rn ine nos ir.Lsna geoeral pnctice of Medicins ana surgery in tke (uvaser city, hs feels confident of his s ity io car many cases which bav re- :'-' it. eaeuai aoete or treatment. v- Particular attention given to the treatment oi (.bronic D eoaees, aad than pec o I tar to tb -"" er wmerua Ague, Billons fever. OFFICE AND BMICENUI:"1 i - iCornerJisat-aJid-Ws Streett !i'-.;K'V TESTIMOEIaV ' ,. " Clci.SATl. tl MarrB. II. 14. TBI W to esrtify ih.t we, the usdervignad, base ' M. D., for aboot sight years. Daring the laa el ,Bar ha has beea engaged ia a lucratiev and,sncceeaful practioa ol MMicin Is this efty. Hs anaseweasniintei ill aeotta. We tak creal t.lwaura ia SBcoesssexlttir bin beth eoctally aad prunweioaaJly, a a geattemaa aaoeileat morale, and CKcejpyiag a prominent positlos arnosg the physicians of our city, and hep he may aaccwed a well e!w s-rv aa be ha dim wltaa. J.IlIlltli,B V , " ) Professor of Surgery la Bcasatto MrdJoal InsUtats, Clocinseti, t. - ' ' , i ... JOBS M. cHTDDRS, M. s Pro feasor of tb Theory and Practic of Medl da fa th E. M. Ineirtnt. " , H. D. OARBI90N. M. P., " Let Fro neeor of Chemistry aad Pbvslolocy la tbe aba v Medical lastitala. declu-am fhii'Sfii-Ae rmtora y to " hfi' : uitKuat l o lAr rftt dutw. M',"-IrsXlIIMJM'JSi'i v,' t.'f ."- , , , j SPEC I PLC; TklU tri arroaVsk Saworolga Rorjaod ceniHiud of KlTKAt'TI frosn India Msmbi a, net tier Ha,) for all diss asss oftk Crli ary is sitaartirgaBS, lie. sa. I.alia,ac. ef lh I'rlaa, noaweasia ,lon of tha Bladder, Iaflassiailom aw ib Kldaoya, Mill 1st tb Uladdov trlotara, Uralrl, Ooaorrhoia, Uleet and Is nnrlvalsd By yt Uiwg yog sll aorared fur carls, tb IV Lite la Mr son t ! ;-'. or . ' bn used aeoJrd) lo direction thi Bemad ass netthrr Usirf.j r .D.ell, and Us aMosnnot be ds tested by arty cue.- Tbis remei'r t perfect and rs sulris n lnJertKiBS., which are . lealated sere sad dsaasa lb dlsMd organ., i-ut ru.'i tbe pal ae, (rasa th evtesai enatlug bny asy aad Bealta. . t . , at as ) Medlrino, but is Ibe embodied eg se.lesr of the Pbyairiaa raoet sossssful la oarls, sildisessMOftbi class. I . assy-Let Bew despair a thi remedy BctJ Ub ii.t aatonlahlt.g cares, iraea all ethers fall. . , c Pries only IIaju per tvt, or S bos tor Sft.U). Hent by nisil I any (ddrssa oa reoelptu th pnea ' For Sal by all DrugglsU. Bsc the my gtgaatun B arosnd each bI feote rroprMor, Oraetaaav CONSTITt'TlD.f CONSTITCTlON '- y COKHTIUCTION I .... . . CONSTITUT ION CONSTITUTION i vii . ..COKSTITUTtOn ' OuNxTITCTIOM i if, OON8TITCTION . CONSTITUTION 1 ' CONSTITUTION , ,. , , CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION ,T ;: OONSTITUTION , . . cokaTirrTioN f CONSTITUTION -.COSSTITCTION O. "oONSTITCTIuN ,'.ii.-.;.. COBSTITCTION . OONSTITUTIUS t-:. 'j : CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION i ' " CONSTITUTION WATER WATKB WAT SB , , WATEB WATr.R -j . WATKK WATER -WATER WATKK -WATER. ( WATER ' WATEB t . WATKR . WATEB WATEB . , WATKR WATER, WATER 4' WAT a .. F WATKR WATER I .' WATER WAIER- ' ' WATER , WATER KNOWN FOR CONSTITUTION COIBTITI'TION CONSTITUTION THI OSIT lIKfTII . THE ONLT REM KPT KNOWN FOR THB ONLT- HEMEDT KMOWN FOR THE ONLT REMEDr THB ONLT REM IDT REMKDT XNUWV FOR j KNOWN FOR THB ONLT HtStDI kNOWK FOB it rtTBB OSLT kllKlif KNOWN FOR -THB ONLT KEMEDT KNOWN FiR' ' THB ONLT REMEDY KNOWN FOB THE ONLY BEiftOY KNOWK 0R THE ONLT REMEDY KNOWN FoH THB ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB THE ONLY REMRDYiKNOWN FOB '' i THB ONLY RKMEDY KNOWN FOB " TBE'ONLY BKMKDV KNOWN FOB ' ' v TB B ON LY BEMIDY KNOWN FOB , f ,- THB ONLY BEHfDT KNOWN FOB' THE ONLT REMEDY KNOWN FOR - " J" THB ONLY REM ED Y KNOWN FOB. ' THB ONLT REM EDT -KNOWN FOB J THB ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR 7 THB ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR ' - THB ONLT RIMIUT KNOWN FOR ',, " ...THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR DIABETES, i f Tl-U" ' 8T0NB IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS URAVBU, rJUK'K IU!IT DEPOSIT. AND MUCOUS OB MILKY DlrK'HABGES .' """ '--- AFTEB URINATING. IRRITATION OF THB BKOK OF THB B'.AD Hill, IHFbAMATION OF THE KIDNFTS, CATARRH OF TRB BLADDER. BTBAKGULARY AND BURNING. or PAINFUL " "- ''" URINATING. Per the disease It I truly aovoralga remedy ana too mocn cannot be said in Its praise. A sis gi do ha been known to re! 1st th moat urgent ympiom. ... . , . , Are yon trosbled with that dlstresaing pals la tbe a mall of tb back and throne h th bluet eespoonfut' a day of tb Constitution water will relists yon iise asagta. v PHYSICIANS. ! BavS long sine given up th on of bnchn, cnbebs ana juniper la ta treat ment or these diseases, and oaly oa tha for tb want of abettor re mad; I 1 OONSTTTTTTTriw WlTtl B proved Itself soaal to tha task thai ha ds. voivno upon it. DI U KBTTlf M ' 1 Irrltats And drench th kidneys, aad by constant ns proaao cnronie aegenaratloB aad eonArmed oieeasa. .... .. i . . IN PT'MENORRHCEA, OR PAINFUL MEN STB0AT1ON, AND MeNOBRHGI A, OR PROFL'SE r LOWING. ,, Both diseaeee arising from a fitultv secretion of ths menstrual Hold in oa case belus- too llttlo and serosa eaoied by aevere pain, and the other a too proiuss secrattoB, wbicb will be speedily cured by tn Conalitntlon Water. Ths d la i see knows as FALLING flf fm WOMB, which is th result o( tbo relaxation of th bgaaeau of that organ, snd la known bv a aenee of heaviness and dvasslns oaina In the aaca ana sioea, an at Urns accompanied by (harp lancinating or ahoottux Bean thronsh the nana ""ociewi, wm, ib au nni, an resaavso wj tn assd Icino. . - There ra a cot her class of a vs. stoma artafns roas isuiiinja or mi wbicb phyaician call Ncrvooan, which word covers up so oca igBoraaca, aad la Bins aassa oat of tea IB aocion do not really kaow whether tb ym ptom are ths disease, or th Sia.eaa tb ymptosaa. We can oolr nnmrst them bera. I speak mors partlonlarly of oold tW, palpitation of Son heart Impaired aemorv. wak-fallmaa. Bsabe of bent, languor, lassitcds, aad dimn of BCTPRES8ED MENSTRnATinw Which ia ths ns married fcnu Is ta a ni,,ui,i earring disease, aed Uroagh negleot tbo eards ed sure grmre ana oangerou maladies are th result, and as Bioolh sfter moath pases without aa f-. lort being mad to asaiat Hun. a. sioa beossMaebrocia, tbs patient gradually lose nor appetiu, too bowels ar constlpatod, night awn voBjramotloa Bnallv ends her career. , . For sale bv an DraiaU. Price SI. -M ...- Jl jrxr ii nsann . - -- . - -r-1 m w., rropnaiorv. WORGAB A ALLEN, fl.uru i.i. w. an Clld street. New York. ror sals In Chioaa. be. TtTT.T.cn rrnrnr a PULLER. ' . AanW-etn BANK STATEMENT. The ETaniTille Satioaal Ba-ix., , ' "---. " TssiSXSr DxrsBlesnB n. Omn OS Oesmouu ow ran CrsaSfSor" I" vrssninguB, January UtbAlgZ. I , WHERBAS. by satlatactory evidence p reseated to the aaderslgaad U ha bee mads to sjatsMar that "Ts Evasrvrtta liinofii, B.x," aS tbccitv of Evnnstllo. ta tha aonaty of Taodorba rgh and and BOcordrBf so th tnaolremeat of tbe Act of 11Lt!i' tA to PBT,d National Cwrrsney aerured by a pledge of U. 8. Bond, jadio prowid tor tbo drcnlation sndredeaption IJ!irSi.PKr0.trf Jam " CM com plied wrth aU tb provhtion of said act required -- t".VM hefore oamasnclng th bum- - lagrt saa act. Now. TauirML I. R..I, M r . trollor of tbe Currency, do hereby certiy that Tbo EvaosTtiia h'atkmai Baak.la ths dty of BvaasViue. ia tha conntv of TuuUrlnnh ..S Huu r Iadsaan.a anthorisnd toooameac tb business of banking nndsr tho Act aloraaald. In tssslosony whevoof witneee my band and ssal Of oiBcn this atanssassthtday ad J senary, 115.

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- r- -.v,-,vMIIMiaD4iraBS aa many ntbes.. that l.e 1. in receipt of a rr- and sll.iert-l ,rock of Ready Mas ( lotbiog and Ltf J d., ,nck a B esrbed aad t-nbiracn-d Mn-lia tv.t, l-sim., M.Ho. JaMnetsand bh.wu.; slw th bast ry ee of BU "l,.,1'' !La "w " ,,oe Honvnriu, aa Genilemrs. FirrnUMrg 0 4,; i hill r.f . 'f1''" ""l ftf IrtaU Lm.. ., aocha r-;-b- .. . -.w, s.sKanBBH Ktni iuams, aiq ll KtU.l of t rifxt anj Tl 'aiT' 'hi e.. which i "- ? snd ri.l lo ,h, cillseos of .SMVtlle and IW turtuundiug ooaairv. and bes? leave of th UJ-tnn&d and beg earweially to I call II . kTI ' " . . 1 tu'Soingswnra - j -uv - wm ng tkeia gowds goods cheaper r oanar oousa la the ertv. "' " J J.OOHN, BUSINESS CARD. .,' 1. JhnScantlln, . T" iKrjsrian, vaa Whcltul, Dnnlor la BtwTOO, Tim War, Bh( lron.Coppor, and Urns Work,1 NO. 65 MAIH ! S TRETT. ' All order filled oa Short n,l ..1 pairing d.wwiih neat Bass and deetaU:h7 fls-Ssa NOTICE. Annexatioa of Territory to the vttr vi criuiTiiie, VOTU'I IdllERgtlT GIVEN THAT THB 1.1 Cmmou C.uuciluf Ine City of Evausvilie, la. purananc cf the provision of an Act of th tMtaaea -Assembly of tbe t of Indiana, au. proved March , 1H6, an titled an " Act to a mead Ja a-wniy Urst Motion of aa act entitled 'Aa Ai t granting to Ih.rlllseasor th town oV Evanaville, ia ths County ot Vauterburgh City Charter,' approved January ar lsir. and to add sua. ,...,,-. wwa mv, will or, I RS XUIB day of April, !8o-V present to the Board cf County It-mtulaeiooart t.f V suae burgh ooamy.a pelitloa praying .r th. annexation aa sal City, tbofoUowing described terrlior,, and swlllag forth. tl reaeoeafvr sachaanxatua,ist All(ihal part of the.uth-Mul quarter afstretion slneteen (1S, Towr,,hipix(.) KangaUaU wst. eioriU lattow, via : ( ommeucmg at a Mono, (a eeroer e.uUialMd by the County burveyor) oa the Mouthi lloeoTeaid quarter-asciion, aad adjoining th ftartrk,"n I7nl.fr.ai.Qt ol tb. city of Kvanevllls. and runairg Uiaoo by Aan rltreel tot, tbien bnndrvd and rlghty four (:t4) f.sl th.no North two thonmnd six hendred an 1 forty I2im) t so ador,) tbenre Ksst ihre hnadrsd and eighty aad rvec tsntb (ikVI-IO, feat to a atoa; and frnel1..nMIL..,. .1 ...... . tony (.v4ii (m to the place of beginning ; said territory tvlng contlgioo to th Lily of Bvaaoville, aad not plotted or laid fl. , . . . W. BAKBB, Mayor. ) Attsst A. PrsrrLie. CUrsr . . . y . By A. M. McGrifl, Deputy U Ht. ' klsrch 2-1,-. t. GOLD TK IT -TTh I0f liV Having now a Special P. rtnr? in New York, who i almost conttantly la the Gold Room, we will hereafter be anaoiei to iskc aavantage or the conatant. fluctuations in the L ,i. market Wishing to establish a regular Coin Exchara in Evaniville, we will hereafter 1I Specie at closer rates than any other House in tbe State, and will pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver and- .-.v.,. k . ... t Ia order to famish Coin ia hand to parties who may wish to buy largely, wa wil keep constantly on baud, in large pieeeg, from Twenty-five to Thirty Thousand Dollars Cash. D. if a. W e arc also weDared to sell Gold on a roaririn of thirty ner cent, and will hold the Gold for Drc baser for Thirty Java ' We also ' receive money on deooniL discount good paper, baj and sell Exchange on New York, and transact a general Banking bi'n4 , i liiYoiacfl., CONTINENTAL .NE. Tlio ISvanHville National Bank. aid in Capital i' ' $300,000. 11.000,000. Authorized Oapital Banking House. S. E. Cor. Main & Water Sts. Tkls Bank is now opes sad prepared to da a General Banking Business. MONEY LOtlEO oa tb most favorabU term. Especial lacillties afforded I res star enstomer aad depeeftere. - - at BiCKIPTlOS received to tU T -AO and all otb.rGvereir.ut Lfiana. WOLO IXTkHEHTiM r-riat.red and ec-a-on Bond nllected oo liberal term. Currency coo pocs. cashed when do, oa presentation. L. B. RRVKIl'E BTASlPa lot saU at the rri!r dieennt. UOVfcK.VJlEIT IBCrRITIEl of ovory deeertptioo. COIN, and RICHitUB on all ths paijclpai clues of tho Called Stats. bonrM and eold . tULLECTIOXl mad tbrosshonl tho country at reasonable rase. Liberal iadasementa b Be red to DK POSIT OH.H, and due atUatloa given to their accommodation. . ornTi: - ' ' , WILLIAM J. LOWBY.Preeldent: SAMCfcL O-BB. Tiw-Prreident; AVOBEBT R. B0BEB73, Cnjihwr. ptasoTos : i. I -war, n't Obb. D. J. Maexsr, Oso.

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