Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 April 1865 — Page 2

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irk.hr a ootm ma,o, ana cnBJB .1.. v.,., W. i a ),., M-a . lOna IT IWO vearAddress lfk a,.- ri fl Vruroiville. I id. ' -lw - tiTniTIdllllV MRCHiKOKD "!' A .iiur. a. Boctr-kestMC cr Clerk iu wholesale or rele.l storey Speaks the Gem,.. J""" '- .j ' ' - - . y, J - . . , u si i t-MAN. BT SI I LA I IV SI t lJa.I.. Tire e riia,hr,,.d .olili-r. in ruc-ry or wry - .T. ..rmnrk. Good reier. ooonn i-rore. an.,- . , ... ,,. ,.,. t. Haber, furoeck Co.

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UBS J llllUK vm- . FOR LEASE. Will A 1,051 TERM 'V YEARS, five Building ri i .... r..biie ua Tbiid street, between Main and Locual.aiao frfir Irte fronting oa Locu tt, lytween Second and Third "'; For t-rrrn aptly to MBS. O. 15. 1IWU, marTMtr - FOR RENT, r I ' V V LlliGK inn TINE BOOMS OS J. teeud. i er Slain Street, very an liable for r.fric,.. lor relit. A oolv lo J . t mil b. Jio. B Sec ond HtrMt. ' " J ' B8-tf HXTT A' Bfc8 Of 0000 1ASD TH THREE O miloanf ETanTjlI. Eaqair lit A J0HNE0N. FOR SALE. TTOCPfc AP LOT ON CHOBOH STREET, l...t-... Clirrf irf (Ink atrfWta. I-Ot M ''I tA. with iivd tblB If not acid If -on it l.uh of April it will l.aold at anctloo vu It iy, u 1 o'clock In tba afurfTiooa . "'LATBOAT AND BAROE FOB BALE, Tu Uras alzed Coal Boat., and on Cnooei T ..i. ut low rtrloj. br 6 ' L. BDTTNER No. 6 North Water St., on-t Eirat Naiiooai Bauk. a-lw ' - " ' . Sasli and Door FOE SALE. - t V . . . n t i'inJl'8liVKn. wiahlnir te char I n.'r i.a.itu.i. eft for aal tlialr faab aid Door raotofjr with nil tna rnachinary, taturaa, Ao. Al',, a nut 150,000 ieet lt and 2d Clear Pine And . 250,000 A No. 1 Shared Pine Shingles. W. JUCNKEL A SON. a. .. Coruar CadI AC d Walnut Btraati. DWKLI1N0.-A fcl'LKNDID, NEW, AND etiBinluta IrwnlliotT, uoatly Diiiiibnl : alt aisd on iha ciiar t.1 Mtvoutb aud CbairT atrmia; sou i.l. i.luin rouma. with Kd l aiitir aud collar; . ml cl-l.. a aad atabl on tba prenilatM. Tua lot In hlKh and 'ry, and Is Hfl feet wide on Cherry, id runs back 14 lert on Serauth. win be soiu at a bargain Kmiiire t SANDERS 8ANS0M. aO-liti C'arpt-nler and Juluer. i N SATL Ut'AY, APBILHtm, AT 9 O'CLOCK VI a. in.. 1 will "ll. at tlieold Aaotion aoom, large lot -f S'lected stork it Kry Goods. Also, a larKe lot of C'uUaba Vine Root Sets, three years old. , . J. J. 13 v ii n , au . i ?- Anctionssr. A M A slIM'H COW. WITH YODNO irlmt oh lite of enod milk! Dye sen! old, and no bud Irnfte en earib. For particular addrrna lluz 10. rrLuisatou. lud. . . ati-Vt A LAliOB IIOL'SK with 1U room, larg nllar j'V and all coiminlptice", good location, ailmlrab.y sl'inted lr a iloara'iiw Wmwi rrlrsl, mh'i.tf. - ' " 4 A. JOHNSON I'rlrs it, )(. . LAUfili TWO HTOUY BBICK HOUSE (Mil (Mir vMr. n.iiLU.tV. . I'rioe Sl.ixxi. Ai JOHNSON. JIRSr ObARS BCILDINQ LOTS, fronting lllarkfoid's Urove, aboys Main Street, can be bail yery lew anil on time. .1 am reseryiog 76 of these loin f r A' ueHu oai, to he bailt by tmr. rbriAelH. ' I lit liv, I J. I A. J'jliaov.i. A li INK H0DA FONT, VERY LOW. knuniieof lSAACKOdN, ui27 No. 3, Water Street. TWO DWELLING HOUSES AND One Splendid Buildi ag Lot TV t Y RVKIPKNCE.on the east alii of Second i.V.L ilrwit, bulwren Sycaiuore and Vine; lyi, sto ry linck, eluvon (11) looms. With all tho Furniture, tf dinirm). Ground 65 by 150 feet J fins Grapes, Ioa:h. IVarn, Anricnta, I'lnms. etc.. on Ilia pymiK. A Kire-proofBiick Warehon extend ai:riw I lio until" rear; Woodnouw, etc., vuder tlisaaiin riof; alley graded aud rocl. m.. nni.itn(..i ii,;.in. lisu, jjkj ujr luu it ou, aujumiuni with One tury Frsuui llouno fjur rooms, Suble, etc. Aln, Hue BTILI'ING LOT.or LOTS, on Flrnt alreet, m'ly opposite rt Ham's (Episcopal) ( burch, Hi1, rwt front by 150 deep ; by far the moat dlra'! Lot for a Hue family realdsnos for sale in to0. Titles to all Ilia al.oys rror term easy. The chance eery seldom occur 3 to boy dealra tile property ao ct.iiveiilcut to buainess aa the abovt;. 8 K.OILBEBT, mar I ft No. 4 Sycamore street. ArABM KIK STBINGTOWN, CONTAINItiK Siiacna 45 clearetl and fenced. There ta ou the pr, nilairH a GOOD IIOL'CE, cnhUlulug Sis Boom GOOD B A UN, and other Buildings; ' GOOD W KI.L OE WATER, aud '1 Uil Ci.-iKUNil Also, a good Emit bear, tng Orehnid, and a Yoong Orrbard Containing tiCH) budded treea. for further particnlara enquire at thelurm. (ml4-iap7) JNO. E. WOOD. SPLENDID RESIDENCE WITH A TWOalury friilue liouae, 11 rooms, oallar, clatern, well, atnh e, ft nil trwi, Ac, on tan acres of land ou tbe Plank Road, two miles and a half from Kvauaville. Price $(i,600. Knquire of ma . , f . A. JOHNSON. OIX K'X'd DWELLING HOUSES Just finished U JI.'AK) each. Imnure of marl, d if." A. JOHNSON. COMMISSION. uimn. noe-BBC, : : I T : : J. C. c ao ochst. DOCKER 6Y DuSOUCHET. -Proditce and ( omuiiHslon Merchants, Ml. Iv WA'lVIl H'rUKKT, Orr'a BlK-k, ut it dour to M. Dalzell, : - KVaHSVILLE, IND. Sjr niKhnat cash price paid for all kinda of Oouut'-y 1'ruducs.. Prompt attention glyan to all Order. darlu-m V. h. aims II : : : Is : : J : : oiCKsr. " " Ilagon & Dickoy, w FOBVAKDINQ 4; COMMISSION Mo z-o Jtxcwxxts, WHOLESALE GROCEHS, Water Street, nosse-am 11 IVANSVILLB, IND." - HOTEL. NATIONAL HOTEL Corner cf Fourth and Kain MKTCALr' dk K.KA.N, Proprietors. mh27,di!m. . ' P. JtcKAvr,' Proprietor, ' On tha'coi nor of Water and Division Streets, asai ,r teaiaboatLaiHliog . KVANSV1LLE. INDIANA. A tbis.heaa has bwtt pired. painted Aud reuruisaed by the proprietor, the traveling publlo can alwya rely upaa Uariag til hast of aocommodatlona. . !(.. apxT-lr - STONET3 WARET f HaMVrACTVBBB or ' ' - Smoking Pipes, Water Pip, Store Flue aad Flower pots always on hand. CORNER MAIN AND NINTH 8T3., febictm KvaBsvllle. 1I. t LUMBER &o. NOTICE TO C0NTEACT0RS AND BUILDEllS. 500,000 ANO.l SIIAVKI : njfE 300,000 FEET ASSORTED Il.E LENDER! Sash, Door,? Blinds, and Frames Jo hoy quautity to suit pnrchasera. . Also, larva lot of . FLOOBIXtrand W KATHKB-BOARDIXG rorsaleat . HUN N EL A SON'S m9l:3w Cornsr Walnut Slrest aad Caaal.

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gATUBDAT TTTb o a d BK18TKB C. It. II. D X P A. K T B : Mail Way. Freight an 4 Accommodation.. ..:45 A. & A. . 1 :00 r. . Through Freight , ARRIVES: . 7:M ." ,.Jb:'D r. nt . 8 :65 A. Accommodation Through Freight....-....-. T.H.4RBK DEPAATB FBOM T. H. T.r nT-wri .-...fliWf, IrmtmmMUMII " iieht KzortMS 12: 60 A. , - e aA B B I V I AT T. H. Day F.xpre .... 12:i5r. 6:10 r. AocomoiiKlAiioo. ...... Nlzht ExDress... ..... ...!: 26 A. M. Thaw two road Bias good ouoeetJOB at urn HauU. CITY IVIiTVVJS. r The name of the lady who jump ed overboard from the steamer Idahoe ou WedDesdajr nijijbt was Marble, of Princeton, Ky. Her first aberration of mind was only noticed a few days pre vious. Weir General George D. Wagoer pass ed through Indianapolis on Wednesday niaht. en route for SL Louis, to report to General Pope, where he has been ordered by the War Department. Oil in Clat Cochtt. A gentleman from Brazil informs the Indianapolis Journal that boring for oil is in progress at several points in Clay county. A well which is being sunk in the neighborhood of Keel's mills bat attained considerable depth. The indications are said to be flattering. tQF Mrs. Lortoda S. Covert, wife of Uev. John Covert, late President of the ferre Haute Female College, died in Fulton. Ills., on the 21st ulL She was very excellent and accomplished lady. jyThe Richmond papers, a few days ngo, said teat urunt couia not wait. Grant didn't wait, neither did Gen. Lee wait for him. , Gov. Browslow's Isacocral. We are indebted to Mr. Vm. H. Axe for a copy of the Nashville Timet Extra of tbe Alb, containing tbe Inaugural AdU dress of Gov. Brownlow, which, judging from a hasty reading, we take to be an able and dignified and commendably brief State papr. ISP Shipping by the Quartermaster from this port is quite slack now, and if Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and Thomas and Canby continue their ex ploits a few weeks longer, Quartermas ters will become more ornamental. Who has Got the Button? Who has not heard the anxious enquiry, " Who has got the Button T " We know now to a certainty Little Phil. Sheridan, of course ; and he has a Corse too. A Gat Partt. When it was ascertained last evening that tbe Ruth would lie here for some hours, the young ladies of the city arranged a nice little hop on board. The spacious cabin was cleared, and a band being.procured, the young ladies and gentlemen of the city, joined by the passengers, mingled in the mazes-of the giddy dance until the boat tolled her mammoth bell to leave. Rather Late in tub Season. The Dispatch of yesterday morning pub linlied, as editorial, an item with the sid-heading, "Fixino Up," prefixed. With proper enterprise they might have copied it from the Journal of March 22d, and then it would have had at least an air of freshness if not of originality. We have no objection to tbe appropria tion of our gems, by our contemporary, but we would have.taken it as a higher compliment had they been able to have seen the beauty of the sentiment before it had been copied as original by some half dozen other papers. &2T The new Legislature of Tennessee has b'een in session Bince Monday. On Tuesday it completed its organization by electing Wm. Heiskell, ol Knox, as Speaker. In the Senate, S. R. Rogers, of Knox, was elected President The votes for Governor were counted in tbe afternoon. Brownlow, of Knox, received twenty-three thousand three hundred and fifty-two votes in tbe State for Governor. The inauguration of the Governor took place on Wednesday, and was attended with great rejoicing over the restoration of tbe State to its place in the UnioD, and over the glorious victories in Virginia. Among the first acts of the Legislature will be the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment, we have no doubt .Perry County Petroleum Company. We are advised that some of our substantial business men intend to organize a company under the above title. They have been several months in securing some of . the,, best oil lands in Perry County, Indiana, and in other localitiesA nnmber ot Oil springs are on the land secured, by tliem. Companies from Pennsylvania and elsewhere are sinking wells adjacent -to their lands, and the above named company intends to test thalc. lands the coming season, with every assurance of success, as the indications are equal to those of the best oil lauds in Pennsylvania. t&" We have heard of quite a number of prominent Copperhead "in these parts," says the Indianapolis Journal, who h ave been bled pretty freely since the reception of the news of the capture of Richmond, they having bet large sums that the rebel stronghold would be in possession of the Federal army by the first day ol May next. Served em right. , . . , ; - Bushwhackers. General Sanborn telegraphs from Springfield, Mo., that a portion of his command had captured fourteen guerrillas who were on their way to North Missouri from Price's army. Captain Mitchell, of the Aqdrian county militia, killed three guerrillas on Tuesday, the people of the county turning out in large numbers to hunt down the vagabonds.

A Caiboitb ow Etamtii.li Birney

Marshall, editor of th Cairo Newt, topped in tbU city oa Sunday wee atro while the Barai' wa dicharging cot ton, and writes hie imprsioo to his paper. He evidently don't like onr city thinks it is a "slow coach. we nresnme mere are not mmuj aioui pumps at work here as in Cairo to keep I the oitT from submersion. , Moreover i w the distinguished gentleman irom tne land of frog ponds and gallinippers was hrm on Sundar. and because he did not see the stores and whisky shops open, and the people reeling and fighting in the streets, he concludes Eransnlle i a dull Dlace. with but few steam boats at the wharf. The trouble here is, we have business for boats, and they are not required to be at the wharf for a week to get a load. They come in at noon and leave before night. But bear what J. B. says: We lay at Evansville (a sufficient length of time to enable ns to survey the eitv.l in discharging two hundred and eiffhtv-two bales of cotton for the Brown & Dunkerson line. It is pretty well Vinilt tin and claims to have 25,000 nkahitAnu. several of whom are of Gar man extraction. The sidewaiSs are irenerallv paved and the streets appear to have been graded, but present the normal coud-Mou of vellow clay, wnicn very muddy in wet weather 1 1 must be The citizens are adverse to taxation, and therefore they have postponed planking or navinar or bonldenna; or McAaam izinz "until times ret better," and labor is cheaper. If gold goes down to par, tbey will be able to gst very cheap labor, but money will be so valuable that it will be much more difficult to procure than at present With all its advantages and the heavy amount of capital invested there, (and in the shoe buainess, and some other interests, it mav take rank with the largest Western cities, not even ex cepting Cincinnati, 8t Loais, Louis ville and Chicago.) Evansville, it sunt be confessed, is rather a alow coach. Looking at the people, and at the place itself, although pretty well built of brick, it wore less of the aspect of a city than Cairo. There were . two or three stern-wheelers lying at the wharf, which seems to be very well (at one point) graded and paved, and the Glendale was loading with bay and Government stores lor Nashville. There was an air of sleepiness and repose pervading the whole place. Trae, it was Sunday, but it was not the lees an opportune time to see the population which was pretty generally drawn to the landing by the ealliope ot tne euros. . agw Bushwhackers in Missouri, A letter from Fulton to CoL Baker states that on the evening of the 39th of March one Warren Martin, a notorious bushwhacker and others, went to Cote Bans Dessein, and killed three negroes. Tbey next went to Charles Foy's and took all his money, about $100. Theooe they went to the store of Mr. Hay and took 00 from him, bat returned it when they learned that he had been in the rebel army. They next went to the house of Wilson Finley, an old man, and took what money he had. Before leaving Cote Sans Dessein, Martin put up the following notice at Uay store: " Tbe negroes were killed because they were away from their masters, by W. W. MARTIN, A young Hellion of Callaway Co.' A squad of twenty men were sent in pursuit of the bushwhackers. X hey ar rested Wm. Scott, on suspicion of being concerned in the killing ot the negroes. Scott attemnted to eacane and was ki.led. It is tbe general belief that Martin and his band were sent by former slaveholders to kill all the negroes, and there was quite a panic in the neighborhood of Cote Sans Dessein. Mo. Democrat. Heavy Robbery. On Saturday last Cavender Howse deposited with Uapt Coryell, No 6 Olive Street, St Louis, Uovernment - vouchers , amounting to about $8,000. At dinner time Capt Coryell's clerks dtepped out for ' a few moments, leaving a man oy tne name of J. O. Freel, formerly a olerk in tbe office, but recently discharged, alone in the office. At two o'clock Freel we&t into Cavender Sc Rowse's and offered for sale nine of the vouchers which they had a short time before deposited with Capt Coryell Mr. Rowse, on being offered toe yppcheri, recognized them, and asked Freel where be bad got them. Freel said he had obtained them of Thompson. Freel was at once gobbled and locked up in a small wood closet at tbe rear of tbe office, and Fagal and Brownfield ' sent. for. They searched Freel, and found portion of them on his person, and the balance (sixteen) were found concealed in the oloset which Rowse had converted into a prison for the occupancy of his captive. Freel had stolen the vouchers during the absence of tbe 'clerks, and, not knowing who they belonged to, offered a part of them for sale to the real owners. Freel was taken to the calaboose. DisGBACxruL. As a funeral party of colored people were bearing a corpse to its last resting place, and while passing at' the corner of Rampart and Thalia Streets, a crowd of young rowdies assaulted the procession. The . excitement and indignation arising therefrom, brought a large crowd to the scene. Those who would thus violate the sacred " rights of a funeral cortege, deserve the severest punishment The guilty ones should be detected and made to suffer for this gross violation of law.. iVew Or lean Timet. A Crevasse. It ia stated that a serious crevasse haa occurred in the right bank of tbe river, about twelve miles above Baton Rouge. The opening in the levee is about two miles in width. It is useless to . speculate upon the amount of damage such acalmity will inflict upon tbe agricultural interests of the State.. . . ; . - i H7 The steamer Niagara, which arrived here yesterday, we learn brought tbe first throagh mail from-St Louis that haa been received daring the war. We hope this mode of conveyance of mail matter will be maintained. AVtp Orleant Timet, 25.A A New Prison. Wilson's negro pen on Second ' Street, between Market and Jefferson, has been fitted op by the military authorities, and will be need ta future as a military prison for guerrillas who have been or may be caught Lieut Thoa. Cullen has bee relieved from duty at the Provost Marshd's office, and been ordered to take charge of the new prison. Lou. Journal. " ' It is a great pity that tbe eld keeper of the negro pen conld not be put in it and kept there during hie natural life. - I&The Union ticket in Cleveland was elected on Monday, by an average majority of about 800. The gains over previous elections are immense, end the Vallandighamers are thoroughly cleaned out of the city government , giTA very interesting protracted meeting haa just eloeed in the First Presbyterian Church in YiaeeaBea.

lAiafiaeBtl.

Masosic TMPLt.Tbe crowd and the interest increase cirhtlr at Masonic Temple,, and the Donaldson Tronpe are winning golden opinions. Their per formances are exceedingly fanny and interesting. There will be a Matinee this afternoon t 2 J o'clock, and another excellent bill - nigni. Local IVotices. SaPersons wishing a copy of Hattain's beautiful Engraving "Home on a Furlough," will find a subscription list at W. T. Worthineton's Photograph Gallery, corner of Main and Second streets, where a copy can be seen. The list will be closed on the 20th inst. Down thit Come! As Richmond and gold nave fallen, so must the price of Photographs. Go to Geiger'i Gal lery, No. 8 North Second Street, and get them at reduced prices. apr8 2t Saxuxo or? at Cost. Aa go d is at a less premium and all goods must . come down, I have determined to sell my stock of hoe goods at cost I am about to en ter into copartnership with a New York house, as a branch in this place, and as I am determined to sell within the next sixty days, now is the time to get bar gins. I return my thanks to toe public for their liberal patronage to me for the last two years, and hope the same will be continued. I will spare no pains to render justice ta all who will call on me at my old stand. No. 8 First street, Ev ansville. J. H. Carun Notice. All persons having claims against the steamer Sam. Orr will please present them at the office to-day for adjustment Feed. R, Hcstos, Master. April 7. It Laborers Wanted. Tbe undersigned desires to employ at least thirty men ta tork ou a farm opposite the city, in Kentucky. The highest wages will be paid. For information apply at this ofilce. JgROMB Watson, April 3 3w FUNERAL NOTICE. Th funeral of Mr. N. J. Joss, wife of Dr. H. O. Jones, wilt tks place from the Old School Presbyterian Church, oq Saturday afternoon at o'clock. " . KANAWHA SALT. 1 Si LARGE AND SMALL BARRELS IU, JJJ oa head aud to arrirs, and for sale at th sowsat awrtet price, by ii.Hurraia, No. S North Water 81.. over first National Bank, as-em . NEW FIRM. LAXrilEAR U MITCHELL Wbolesals Dealers in MEN'S & BOY'S Fur Hats, Wool Hats. Clotb Hats, and Straw flats. 41,80 Handles' and Misses' TRIMMED HATS. No. 28 North First Street, Next door to Hollingsworth. ap7 ' HATS AND CATS. a. n.Tsascs, Lata with Mackey, Hsaning A Co.; wmii sjdhtsb, of Prlaootoa, Kaatacky. Trabae outer, . , Wbalesal Dealer in SATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c. SaT-Ho. 10 First Street, Bear Mala (over Jaqoess aad Freaah'a More), Eraoayilla, Ind. decUl-tm NEW SALOON. CAPTAIN KLAC8S HAS OPENED A FIRST class Saloon oa th corner of Main and X ghth treets, where will be found the best Hqhor of all kinda. A liberal a hare of patronage I solicited. mtf-d.Ysa. PRIZE CONCERT. PBOF. BUCK'S OBEAT PRIZE CONCERT will Co aee off about th flrst of April, and offer nnpreced.nted attractions Twenty-ons elegsnt prises will be dtatributed, Including on diamond est, valued at tlSOO. Price of ticket red need to SI. Those who purchased Si ticksta will call aadreealte two additional tickets without additional charge. mhxTid. PROVISIONS. MESS PORK, BACON and LARD FOB SALE. WE HAVE lay STOKE 200,000 POUNDS OF new Bacon . consisting of Hams, Shoulders, Clear aad Bibbed Bide. Also, Mes Pork and Priaae Leaf Lard, which we are o Serins; to the trade a lair prices. PRESTON BROS., epl No. First Street. STATEMENT. FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT Of The Evansville National Bank, of . Avansmue, Jnaiana, en xt firt Manday of April, 1865. The Bank rommeneed operation on March 1. 1865. and thit report includtt one month of , tactic truvnnexs j RESOURCES: Bills Discounted U. S. Bond deposited with the C. . Treasurer for circulation , . , V. 8. Bonds aad Securitie 1S1,SM 75 112,&uO CO 14 039 00 .( 7 1,000 OU 8t,T90 H oa haad ..... Prseninsa oa U. 8. Bonas V. B. Revenue Slaiapa.. Doe from National aud Braaa Baaks ' Current xpense.. U. 8. Legal Tenders 53,781 M National and State Beak aola - , 1S.O00 00 Gold S,360 00 1,108 15 .72.131 S4 I WW ,077 $300,000 00 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock. Clroolatran to ,000 00 Due depositors lad! vidaaia SM.1S0 9 Doe olhar Banks 14,773 S3. lllSi 95 Profit aad Lose 7,134 69 $439,077 64 Stats or Ibbiaba. Taaderbargh County. f I, Robert R. Bebercs, Cashier ef Tbe ransTllle Natioaal Bank of EvanevUle, Ind , do solemnly saner that th above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. , , . ,- AvOBEBI B. EOBBRTS, Cashier. Sworn and subscribed to be for m thia 4th day ef April, la3. It-a) . -. ROBERT A. BILL," apd-Sdalw Notary Public NOTICE TO BUILDERS. f I 'HOSE wishing to bnild the present 1 wl.l do srell to call aad xa mine tb (tock of Lumber, Flooring, Doors, Saab, Blind a, Moulding and Caslag at th corner of Main and Sv. alb the largest la tb etty ead for aa:e at redaesd rates, JOHN F. GLOVER. bs,dAwlB. . Doors, 8 ash and Blinds at Redneed Prices. Krifs 00RS iJUU Aasortad alas. 10,000 lights, aaeortsd sisea. Window Baah. 300 1Mb Wladow Bliada. . . Mow la More aad for sals by JOHNF. GLOVER, , mhial.aAwlm, Oar. Mala aad Tth St.

NOTICE.

HAVING aoM mj real aatate oa tha corner el rJmvBthaaa) Mai a strata, aad wishing to retire (ram cu basines, I dntir to rstora my thanks to bt obi ra.tomra far thatr liberal aatrunaica for tha vsat nineteen fears. I tan sold wj atjck ia trade Ae Mr J. V. Beswe, whom I ta e 4eaaori tn recommndinc to njr old coto Bers aa an excUrnt practical workman, prrtrctly competeat, aad dtir-n to connect tae IiQjuiih at my old aland, accorOixg to my long establiahed plana. My Books and cooantB will maaia (or tha present at I he old stand. All who are indebted to me axa requested to call and settle, as by Bodein they will tare coat WH.tXCEI. H AVISO bought the stock or Boots and Shoes aad Mannlactaring implement sf Hi. Wi Emerr. at bis well known stand on tbe corner of BeTeaia aad mala, 1 eiro to give aelte that I am prepared to manofacfQre all kinda of men's and boya BOOTS AND SHOES, aad Lad to' Ehoee wnea ordered. All Kinds of repairing dona with neatness and dispatch: and hope by d liiecuce and punctuality to merit a liberal share olpnbiie pairoaKire. manSMlw-wim J r BEEVES. MEDICAL. S. W. Boynton, M. D LATE OF CINCINNATI, HAYING BECOME a permanent resident of Eyanayitle, oner hi profcaaional set-rices to tha citizens of this city and vicinity. From his extensive exprrieaes ia tbe Hospital and seoaral nrsctice of Medicine and Srrgery in the former city, he (rels confident of bis am 11 y to sore many cases which bare reaisted ti. eaieuai modes of treatment. M Particular attention fiTen to the treatment of Chronic Disseeee, and those peculiar to the climate, such aa Fsrer and Ague, Biliosa Fsver, a OFFICE AND BESIDENCX : Corner First and Walnut Street TESTIMONIAL. Ci.iciati, O., March. 11, ISO. This Is to art if y thl we. the uuderaisned. hay been intimately acquainted with tt. W. Boynton, M. D., for about eight year. During the lat ix years he hv been eujiaued In a literal lev and socsessful practice ot Medicine la this city. II leave hero oa account of ill health. Wtak treat Dlenaare in recommendine- him. both aocaaUy and professionally, aa a rentlemaa ol Bxoell.nt morals, and occupying a prominent po sition among in ruyaictana ol onr city, and hop he may (noosed aa srell elaewbere a be baa dons with u. Z. FREEMAN, M. D . Profrmor of 8orgery in Eclectic M.dical Inatl. tote, Cincinnati, O. JOHN M. SCCDDE3, M. D Prcfcaaor of the Theory and Pi.ctice of Medi cinal the K. M. Inatitnts. H. D. GARRISON. V. P . Lets Professor of Chemistry aad Phvaioior la meaooye meaicai institute. deciu-em flu Sptriic restore ye) toorrvr heailh a Ktthout it you ft the tjfectt o dura. r. I.HIIIal r.JPS SPECIFIC. This Is the great dt sovereign Resnaal rcomuoaed ofKXTUACTS from India Roota and Herbs,) for all diseases or th trlaarr sud Means! Organ, lath v ix.Dilniacc r (la Urtaae. laflsmma Ion nf (lie Bladder, laflanBiatlea as be Kldnaya, KIsBa In th Bladder i. .latere. Urayil. Oenrrttesa (aleet and lnnrltraled by anything yet dl. ..r.rtil far carina; tne w nitea an w men l Leo u-eJ according to directions this Eemedj oaa uetthrr taste nor amell. and it us cannot be de i.. oimi. Thia rriuedT I perfect and re ulree no injections, abich ars calculated to drstroj and deaden tbe diseased organs, but removesthspel ao tro-B i eytera, creating buoyancy and health. ..Bat. quack alrdiciue, but la tbe embodied ex silence of the Phyaician most sncoeaafnl in ourla all diaesses of this class. - afer Let Bona duapair a tbls remedy effects thi tioat astonishing cures, when all otnsrs ran. Vrim nniv Sl.ui ner box. er 6 boxes for SA.OO. Kent by mail to aay address on receipt of th price Fersaie by all Druggist, bee tsuat my aignxtun la around facd out Sol Piopt later, Olacinaatt DO CONSTITUTION " ' CONST1T0T1ON CONSTIUUTION CONSTITCUION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONoTITCTION CONSTITUTION CDNSTITUTION CONSTITUTION . CONKTITUTIO.V CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION " THE ONLY BEMEDT THE ONLY REMEDY WATER WATER WATER WATER WATaR WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATaR WATER WA i'KR WATER WATER KNOWN FOR KNOWN FOR Till ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMkDY KNOWN FOR : THE ONLY BKMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY BEKEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FoR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOB THE ONLY KKMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY BEMEDT KNOWN FOR - THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THB ONLY BKMlpY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REM FDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY BKMEDY KNOWN FOR THE OSLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY BKMEDY KNOWN FOR ' THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE ONLY REMKDY KNOWN FOB DIABE1IS. . STONE IN THB BLADDER, CALCULUS GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AND MUCOU8 OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. IBBITATION OF THE NE" K OF THE BT ADDER, 1NFLAMATION OF THB KIDNEYS. CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. STBANGULABY AND BLR SING, or PAINFUL URINATING. For these disease it is truly a sovereign remedy and too much caanot be said in Its praise. A aiagls dose haa been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms - Are you troubled with that distreeaieg pain in the a mall of the back and through thabtpe! A teaapoonful a day of th Constitution water will relieve you like aaegic. 1 PHYSICIANS ' Hera long sine given up tbe as ol buchn,cuusl and Juniper in tbe treatment of these diseasew, and only use them for the want of abetter remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER Baa proved itself equal to the task that ha devolved open it. DIURETICS Irritate aad drench th kldnrva, and by constant aaa produo chronic degxnaraiion aad confirmed IS DYSMENORRHEA, OR PAVSFTJL MES- . 6TRCATIOH, AND MESOS ttliGIA, OB PROFUSE FLOWING. -I Both diseases arising from a faulty accretion of tbe menstrual fluid in ooe case being too little and accompanied by sever pain, aad tb other a too profits aecntiou, which will be speedily cured by tbe Constitution Water. The disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB, which ia th result or th relaxatioa of tbe ligament ot that organ, aod is known by a enas of heaviness aud dragging pains in tb back and sides, and at times accompanied by a harp lancinating or shooting pains through tbs parte afleeted, will, in all cast, be removed by the medicine. There is another das of symptoms arising from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physician call Nervousness, which word covers ii much ignorance, and in nine cases out of t. n the doctors do not really knew whether the symptoms are th disease, or the disease tbe symptoms. Ws can only enumerate them here. I peak more particularly of cold fast, palpitation of the heart, impaired memory, wak-fnllness. Sashes of heat, languor, lassitude, aod dimnee of vision. SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION. Which In th unmarried ferns 1 is a constant recurring diet see, and through neclect the teens of mors grass and dangaroua maladies are the result, and as month after month pasaea without aa effort being made to asaist Nature, tbs suppression becomes chronic, tb patient gradually losse her appetite, the bowel an constipated. Bight sweet come on, and Consumption finally ends her aver For aal by all Druggiata. Price SI" WM. H. GREGG A CO., Proprietor. MORGAN A ALLEN, General Agents, Ko. 4fl Cliff atreet. New York. For eale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH A FCLLXa. JaaI.aa

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DRY GOODS.

TO THE LADIES OF KYAXSVILLK. AND -Y1C1NITY: T T", raBJ5ItS;D, WOULD BURCTJ, fu-ly call the atteatioa ef the ladies to the tact i tat I he ins ratnimi with a fall and well selected ,toek , try Goods, coaauttag of the lauat atylas , f Dres Goods, Brown anJ Bleached Hutlins, Prints, Linens, Ac, &c Awe, a large and trail selected supply of X LINEB.Y S Consisting of Bonnets of rry dwcrlftion. TJntrintaaad. , Hats for Ladies, MUae. aad Infanta,. A full Una of Fancy Oraament. t . A full line of Laos Illusion, Bilk aad Crap. A full line ef Ribbon, which cannot k beat ia Price or Quality In tha Wait. A line of French Flower as too a the city o New Tork afford. Also, f American Flowers, fceadsoaaety imitated, at very low figures. Anything in the way of Milinery Done to Order in tha Sest Styles. T Milliners from the City or Country wonl.l do well to examine this Stock, before hnyiag elsewhere. - WI ARK MANUFACTURING Cloaks, Baicuei, and Mantillas. And have therefore on hand ooastutly, from the ensapeat so toe very ot at ol Black Silk, Fancy and Black Cloths, and Trimming for Cloaks and Dresses, ef every style As we don't ml ad the trouble of ehowiar ear Goods, it will be of great advantage to those who come to Evansville to buy their epring stock, to go to B. B AUM, So. 11 First Street, (Bctveen Main and Locutt Strteit) Kxaminin the stock and bear the price, for, as I bought my Goods under the late panic. I caa sell cheaper than any house ia the city. D. BALM. P. 8 Ladie ia want of Hair Switch, or Carl or Fronts, can find a supply here constantly. No business (Xanaacted oa Saturday. aS-3a STOVE WORKS mOTJT JUL 113 HIST Stove Works BRINKMEYER a CO., ansjactarsr of Cooking- Stores, for Wood and Coal; Heating- Stores, for Wood and Coal; Country Skillets and Lids; Country Ovens and Lids ; Biscuit Orans and Lids; Odd Lids; Sugar Kettles; Dog- Irons ; Jamb Grates : Fancy Grate Fronts; Air Grates ; Cellar Grates ; Window Weights; Muffin Molds; Wafflelroni; Hani Boilers; Stare Holloware, 4c, & . ALSO KEEP FOB 8 A LB PI3ST PIiATIl Sheet Iron, Copper, &c, TIN AND JAPANNED WARE' W SaJaa Keen nam atreet, oppo site ttsn lions. raaaarr near month Pigeon CreeU. ... .Ordara Bnllelteat. Mil JACOB STRATJB & SON. Hardware, G UTL.E.R Y XDF aevtBk. 21! If n REDUCED PRICES! Special inducement a offered to Wholesale buyers at Jacob Straub's & Son. 74 Main Street, BELOW THE WABHIv$T0J HOUSE. MEDICAL. JJIAbHCBA AND DT8ESTEBT. M AGIIRE'S ' Compound Extract of Benne Plant Is Bow universally acknowledged lo b th most uoceesful and reliable rsmecV ever prepared for tbe cure of the above eomplasr.ia, or aay relaxed ooadjtioo of the bowels, iu either adalu or children. In our "circular" will be found th test!moniaie of Col. Long, Gen. Please tua. Gee. Fir Henry Warrea, MaJ. Crane, Capt a. Hoytiaow M.y .r or New Orleaa), of th L. S. A.; Western Psaltery Commission, War Rlf Fuad Commission, opiaioo ol tb " pre " and (team boat ofTlesr Ptrpared only by J. 4 C. MAGUIBE, Chemists, Bt. Louis. Beware of ooantsrssite. LICH, CARLSTEDT A CO, Wholesale AgenU, mhW.iMm. ' - gvansvilia, Tnd. MEDICAL. roe tb era or CHRONIC DIARRHG3A, O Z Haviag parmaneatly located te the city ei , Evansville, IncL, I WOULD BESPBCT FULLY ANNOUNCE TO tb citlaeas of Vender be rsh aad aansaaalaa counties that I can permanently cur ail case of Chronic Diarrhmer Piles, ao matter of how long standing. Tboee receiving my treatment meat continue with ma during the rattr time, and PERMANENT CURE ' ia effected, ao charge win be made for either board , medicine or treataMnt. AU I ak 1 a fair trial , having aever failed of voce a la th treatment o f the above dieeaees I could rte th best of referencea, but deem it aaaeoeaeary, aa a ear io war ranted in rrsry instance Bmidance: BULL'S HEAD HOTEL. kutlT-Saad BL T. BOARDM AB. WALL PAPER, &c. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AfD WELL elected eeortmeat ot Wail and Window apera, plain aad flguiwd, which the publla are nvitod to call aad .raisins before poxchaaiasT ylsewhe-s. Ala a aaw supply f Teasyson's aew poem XnocaT av ta paper severs, price aft Beat

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FINANCIAL.

u. s; 7-30 loak: By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the uaderS'goe haa aasumed the General Snbecriptioa Agency for the saleof United Sta ea Treasury Notes, bearing sersa aad three-tenths per cent. Intetvet per annum, known ai the Seven-Thirty Loan. Thee Notes ars Issued under date of Jur 15th ISii, aad aae payable three year from that time Incamucy, or are convertible, at tbe optima of th holder, into TJ. S. 5-20 Six Per Cent. GOLD BEARING BONDS. Thee bend are worth a r-remium which in. ereaet the actual profit on th 7-30 loan, and iu eaimslioa from fAsts east wmmicipat iaraiwa, wtira aeiala ftvm so a (Ires per rear. assr. anording to the rate levied oa ether property. The Interest I payable In currency semf-atinnally by coupons at tached to ear it Bote, which may be cut efT and old to any bank or banker. The Interest amount to On cent per day em n $30 note. Two cent" " tlOO Tea iOO SO aa aa 91000 ' On dollar " 93000 Note ot the denomlnatiana named wilt I promptly furnished npon rejefp' of antciiptions, aad the note forwarded at onre. The lnlerret lo the 15th nf June next will t- paid In adaatre. TblU THE ONLY LOAN IN MAEKET new oflered by th Government, aad it la confidently expected that Its superior adyantagea will make it tbs Great Popular Loan of the People. Lea than $300,000,000 or tbe Loan authoriird by the last Congress ar aow lo ths maiket. This amount, at tb rat at which it is beiug sbsorbrd will all b ttbscribed for within foor mouthe, when th note will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uniformly been tbs case oa eloalog th tubtcrlpllon to other Loam. In order that citfxeni of every tows and sec lion ef the country may b afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Banks, State Banks aad Private Bankers throughout thecounlry bars generally agreed te receive ubcrlpliob at par. Subfcriberi will .elect t hair tea agents, in whom they have oonfldeuoa, aad who only ar to be respOBetble for the deli vary of tbe note for whlrh tbey receive order.. JAY COOKE, &i-aacaurTioK AeUT, PhiiatUlphia. The Ninth National Bank OF Till CITY OF NEW TOBK. CAPITAL. Sl.OOO.OOe, PAID IS. FISCAL AGENT of the IMTKB STATES Akd Brxciat. AaxKT fob J at Cooas,Sr;nuairTioa Aokbt, 'Will Deliver T-30 Itatea Free of charge, by express, lu all parts of ths country, and receive in payment checks on New Yurk, Philadelphia and Boston, current lailla, and all Die perceut. iuterest notes, with interest to data of Butxcrlpiloo. Oanrsa seut by mail will b promptly filled. Thia Bauk receives ths accounts ot Banks and Baa sera on favorable terms; also of Individuals keeping New York accounts. J. T BILL, Cashier. J. TJ. ORVI. Prss't. ms-omd AUCTION. CASH AUCTION HOUSE. Hathews & Taylor, VTJCTioiVEii:xi : . t No. 63 Main Street, (Store formerly .xwnpied by Morgaa, R-s-i A Co.) EVANSVILLE, IND. REGULAIl SALES Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, on and after April 11th. To the Merchant t of Kentucky, Southi ern Indiana and lllinoit : Ws ar desirous of eatablishlng a flrst class A notion Bona lu your mark.t, where you can receive th a tne advantage a In attending a New York sal, plae your own value apoa desirable gecda, end not pay tbe two or tbrae profit beta eeo the Eastern cities ead thi point tmr plea I on that abould meet with yonr approval aad support. W. bop. by atrlct attention to bnetnea, end fklrueaa ia dealing with all, to merit nod receive year patronage. Onr aale will be conducted upon the same plan of tune of New York, aad will consist of kkIs In the Dry Goods, Hosiery, Genu' Furnishing Goods sad Notion hue. Our First Sale will be held on TUESDAY, April 11th, Commencing: at 10 o'clock A. M , And will Include the following Goods: Ladies' White, Mixed, aad Slat Cottoa Bw. Cents' Brown aad Mixed Cotton Half Uuee. " Negligei and White Drea Shirt. Ladl'' Cottoa, List, and Berlin Glove. Cant' Scarf, Tie, aod Gloves. . " . Cnder HhlrW and Drawers, MATHEWS A TAYLOR, aS-lw . Be. S3 Main Street. NOTICE. Annexation of Territory to the City of Erantrille. VfOTlCI IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THK I it Common Cuuucll of the City rf Evauaville, In 1 pursuance of tbe provisions of an Act nf tin j General Assembly of ths rilats of Indians, ap proved March 6, 1X4-1, entitled an " Act to amend ; the aeventy-Srst eetitoa ol an act entitled A I Act graotlsa; to the citiaensof the town of Evans, j ville, in tli County ef VSrbergh;iiy ( hart- j er, approvtd January 27. 117, au 1 to add si.p. i plimeiiial seetiooa to aald act," will on the Vi li 1 day ef April, afA, preaeut te th Board of Couuiv I CcmmiaaioBSrs of Vssderburgh county, petition praying for the aanarxatloa to said City, tbe following deeenbed territory, aod setting forth tlte reasons for each aaaexattonvlx I A I Ml hat part ef the aouth-eaet quarter ef Section duets a (H.) Towoahlp six (),) Range tea (10) west, decrftwo as follows, vis: Commenciag at a atone, (aoirner establiahed by the County Surveyor) oo tbe South Bee of said quarter .esc twru, aad adjoinlusj the Northern Enlargement of the City of Eaauavilie, and running theeos by Abb Stresr wMt, lt hundred and eighty-four le4) ft; Ib-ince North two thoueaad six haudred aul forty ilW) tl to a stoae ; tbeuos East three huadred and eixhtT aad seven tenths (80 T'loi feet to a stone; and from theoc Sonth, tw thousand alx hundred and forty fost to th plane ef begiaBlag eaid territory being eootilon to th City of (vanevilla, and not platted er laid iff. W. BAKER, Majvr. , . Attest A. Prarrtt. Clerk, By A. M. McGrifl, Deputy CI. rk. . March au.-ain. DRY GOODS, &c. Silk Mantillas. 100! SILK MANTILLAS, BASGIN1 IU c rices from S10 to SVi. and comortamjr th latest " Mala Btreet rjtylea," which are, of course, mors fashionable than Broadway, Juat opened and marked to suit tb t mes. BOH APKEB A BrsSINfJ, No. 47 aod 4 Main Street. Black and Fancy Silks. LARGE STOCEl OF VEST CHOICE BLACK and Fancy Dress Silas, sccb ss I becoming to our store, now open and marked to suit ths times, at SCHAPXKB A BERING'S, No. 47 aad 4 Main Street. O, What Nice Dresa Goods ! IS THB REMARK OF THOSE WHO HAVE taken a leek at our a tock of fashionable Dress (rjm kl-k ..k -.).. ., . k - . - - . - brought to thia city. Com all, sad see for your- j eeiTsa. I. v arounie spsre-l to snow yu inrugB BCHAPE.ER A BCbSING, No. 47 snd 49 Min fctreet.

Spring Millinery. JO S T B1CIITED AND COMMENCED maklnc aa at tb ' Bob Ton Shop of ths Weet. BtHAPKEB A BUSSING, eaA4 Be. 47 and eft Maia Street.

AMUSEMENTS.

MASONIC TEMPLE DONALDSON'S COMBINATION TROUPE. MANAGER.. tTA'Ja MANAi.Er! .. ..Mr. F DONALTSON. Ur. I BANK BiaMVQRTH. M A T iNEE TS?lxl3 .'fftornoon For which o,-i -son Price of Admission will he KVduced art fo!low: Floor Seitf 50c. children. 25c. wauciy ..: 25c. Only Two Hore Nights SUNDRIES. FISHING1 TACKLE. XX. T - SoliXr.XDirox, NO. 54MAIN STBKKI, lias Just received the Aeeat si.ortm.ut of Flshiutc Tacle to I t-uud In the euy. Alia ho enjoy auiinr as a paatime thoulj call and examine Thia lo. a while the eea.n lasts. Far aal very cheap, corn r M.in aud eVcond atresia. A new iu, ply of - UoSS, BI BBER, AND IVORY COMBS, LI air. Nail, and Tooth aad Flesh Brush, TOILET SETS, AND FINE PERFUMERIES At Kw. f'9 Main Street. Also. PA t A PHIS K CHEWING GUM BOSS AND LEMON FLATORED, tnd Fresh TOLC WAX, At No. 59 Main Street COSTAR'S BED BIG POISON And - - RAT EXTERMINATOR, At No. i Main Street. GOLD TTt Havini row a Special Partaer io N'ew York, who is almost constantly ia the Gold Hoom, we will hereafter be enabled to take advantage of the constant uuuiuauuai lutue mnrkct Wishing to establish a rernlur Coin Exchange io Evansville, we will hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than any other House in the State, and will pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver and In order to furnish Coin in hand to1 parties who may with to bay largely, we will keep constantly on hand, in large pieces, from Twenty-five to Thirty Thousand I'ollars Cah. GOLD. We are also prepared to sell Gold on a margin of thirty per cent., and will hold tbe Gold for purchasers for Thirty dSTS. We also receive money on deposit, discount good pspr-r, buy and soil Elchange on N'ew Yor'at, and transact a general Bankinir business. ELYflMCO.; - a ' ; : .. - " ' !- ' - ". CONTINENTAL ,IlVlCvclnHvilIe National Bank; j Paid in Capital -j Authorized Capital $300,000. $1.000,000.. ; Banking House, S. E. Cor. Main & Water Sts. This Bsnk Is now open and prepared to do a General Banking Business. AVOWRY LOtHEli on ths moat fovoraMsterms. Earerisl lacilluea afforaVd to regular tua--, ....... mr,A H..-. a . ... m , aCHMCIalPTlO.'Va received to the T -30 and' 11 Mher 'Jfv.rnn,-rit L'ns. UOLU I. IK It KMT on register) and eou-' pon Roods collected oo liberal term. O irrsncy campona, ca-hM wh.n due, on pr-aeritMtloa. V. at. KK.VK.tCK STAI1PS for ssls at" the rarnlar d;-con.,t. OOVERET SECIRITIES of very dmcriptioa. CUIM, aod EICHAJIOE rin all tl,a rtaincir.al rtr ..r .... i;.!!! a,.a. bought irnd sold. LOLiLjICCTIOXB made tbrevngboot the country at reasonable rate. Liberal lnHn!.met,tB offrMf In HE POtfT. OKU, and due attention given to their accommodation. orrtcsss: , . WILLIAM LOW RT, Pralttat i . - SAHCl.l. ORR. Vice-Pridoti KObi-KT fe. ROBERTS. Cashier. . j X . ' sratxToas: W. J. Lower, 'am i. O. D..J. Maexir, Out. P. HcnspcTia, RV) T K. Dcsxxasoa, SaaiocA M. Ascera. Knwrnr H K eg are )afM If - CONFECTIONERY. rpHI LNDERSIGSED, HAVING PCRCHASL ei from P. Boyle bia stork of Csndy Tools, , ceisary for ths manufacture of all kind of Candy, is now prepared to fill orders for any amount of Cancl.y, SYRUPSr SODA,

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&,Cm9 sSkCO. ALSO, For Crack-ra, f aka, and every ttlag Cosnectd wltk the tYnircitoner, and Batery bnil".Merc bents In th city and vicinity will Sad It o their interest to ira os a call. Orders from adtstaac solicited and prom ptty at'eaded te. A. A W. CHRIeT. f.bS4 Sta Bo. V Main Bt , bet. Sd aad h.