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AHtltHK CObTAISlbB 8T3 ctllr lormlM. Tb l-Mt,00f,'C".J aaatatlna-or lbau aad " -' t? ltb lb party r.allii. Aaorr-. V. O. Boa JfA. jU1nt riiwocra. aad .f.ti(t iha BO-Wria AJIXTY ACRM Of MW' IAD 1STHBK A J0HM9OS. 1 FOB SALE. HOChK AND TUIKTY. l"OOT Wt 1 O Ml. uoaaa ataadins back 4S fcwt. Ub foor rooua asd altcb.n, and sued atabta. llnaa a wait .Ida of Bacond at reel, tana Oam. Ka aira ot i- rtaaajar. ' ' TWO DWELLING HOUSES One Splendid Building Lot. Mr BXJSIDEHCB. OH THt BAST BICE OF BWood arraat, betwMw Sycamore and Viae; two and a half atory brkk, trlih alawo room.. With mil the ParBiture, If Aatr4. Oreand, Aft by 1A bat ' fiat Orapai, feacbaa, raara, ChrrrlM, Apricota. Plntua. etc , the Drwlaea. A flro-tiroof briuk warabooaa iteada aocoaa tbeentlre rear. Woo4-hou,ale , L. nr imv awuia a vw sAlso, 20 by 150 feet adjoining, Wllb a Ooa glory frame llouaa coutaintn four KW, ii a aiabla, etc. AUo. Sua BtllLlla LOT. or lata, on flrat ttrnl, .arly oppaette et. Paul'a (Spiaropel) n.urrh. 7A tmt front b 100 dp. Br tw tbe 1 Bale In town. TltlM to all tba abota rtsracr. Ternu ay. Tba ehanca rrry eeldoai occur, to bny d.etrabla rviierty eo rum.nli-nt to kulimau tbe ebo.e. ' H. K. OILBBRT. "a LAuaKuoiBi! BOCKPo-V,' isi. 1 A. ror panicuiara apply the ond.r.i)iii.d, id Botkport. latfMmJ i. UtMOAti. STKAM BOILKB FOB XALt AT . 1HI Vanderbargb Woolen MI1U, AaailU, an A Mo. 1 Btoam Boll.r, aa good a near, o fwt loax y 41 iucbea dlamrtor. Kmiulieof bCUAEfKB. KIM BOTH A CO., franklin Ar.ni., mar rigmin Creek Bridge. . aia-w Sash and Door ' FAOTORT FOR SALE. fPUt UNDEB8IGKED, wiafatn In cbau(e . their bu.lBMe, vflnr for eel tfaeir Stub aud loor rectory, nith all Ilia machinery, flalaree, An. Aleo, acout 150,000 feet 1st and 2d Clear Pine , Lnmber. And 250,000 A No. 1 Shaved Pine Shingles. I V. HONN'EI. A HON, a 'Corner Canal and Walnut llrwu ALABOK HOUSB, with 10 ruuaia, larg oellar and all eoueeuieuoM, good location, admirably eltuatod for a koar4$ Htmt. Price $,i'. wkW.tf. j ALJ0Bii,'0!?l LA BOB T0 8TOBT BBK.K'" I100BB doable tenement, two Ion will rent for SOCIO per year. Prloe I ,. tb lw,tfc A .JOBHHOS. iIBST CLASS BirlLDISO LOTS, froutlnn ' Blackford'a Grove, above Main etieet, cen be bad eery low and on time. 1 ant reaeniax T of beaa lot fer Am keen m, to In built by pttrebaeere. tmh21.tf A. JoHBttOW. OIX Rood DWELLING U0UKH )t Sniabed KJ l(uu aaco. inquire oi marl.dtf. A. JOHKaON. PAINTING. 81f"it Fresco ana Oriiaiuentul rviiNrrirvc. rllBI aL'BSORIBERU WOULD BE8PEDTX fully announce to tbe public of EvaaiTilte aad vicinity tbat they are prepared to execute all klnda of freeco, biga and Ornamental Painting, aad Batter tbemeelTea tbat tbey ran do aork wbkb will glee aatUfaotlon to tbeir cueMmera, In prloe aa wall aa workmaaahlp. AW Mixed PalnU and VarnUbee f our own make, aaaataatly oa band. ar Mbop Mo. t Eonrtb atreet, betwaea Locaat aad Walnut, oppoelte Market Hooee. aieyl ZUM8TE1N A BUB WAEGBBLB. GROCERIES. VTBW BA (BINS. AH boxae aad balf boxes aew Balalu, and abU CurranU Juat reoeleed by B. B. BU8TOM A CO. c.t .'boxes' 'cbeesk extba h AHBTJBG i)J reoeleed by B. S. BOSTON tO. 1UU half barrela aad kite, jnet reoelred by B. fl. BOSTON A CO. ltl DOE OOTE OlSTEBJi BEOEl VED THIS iUU day by B. B. BOSTON A OO. tBEEH APPLES VA DO bba Sae Wtalar Apples for Bale by aa a. a. aimfoit a ' MUSIC. MUSIC. VA MUSIC. rpBAMPI TBAMP1 TB AMP I " OB THB 1 Prieonere Hcpe." One of tbe mini popular eonge of tbe day. "IDLKW JLD." ernade. By I. C. atlaiager. "WAIT, LOVE. VNTIL THK WABldOVBB. MUXL'n TNKHAL MABCH." "BOCKNri'L BOUNDS" ia Memory vi Abrebece Lincoln. - "" " "JABal AID'S BONO." Fntu Oberon." aValaatie. By C. Kiukid reree'et-e WABBEN A OOKTSOTOS NE WALOON. CAPTAIN ELAtlM HAS OPENED A FIBiST alaaa aalooa on tbe corner of Mala and Btgktb etreeta, wnere will be found the beet Ua,oora of all klooa. A liberal ebare of patronage leeeUettad. mil -Mm. SUNDRIES. XX. r. Oolxlapfor ITTOTJLD CALL THE ATTENTION Of THE V V public to bia eplendtd aaeartment of Fancy Toilet nrCtoiae, ooniUlicg of SO varieties of Toilet &oi. llair, Tootb. Kail aad floeb Bruebe. Combe In eudleeo Variatlee. Tbeatra Bouga, Tlamoad Dtuu Jtleom of Ninon, AUbaatar Tablet, aad All Stylea of Painta aad Powdara. FaO' Boxea.PoSi end Toilet Botllre. JCvnryUUaf BMeeeary le eomplete tba Tatlet. Thermometers. POOD ASSOBTMINT OP THKBMOMETEBe TMXNT OP THKBMU U. J. bX'HLAkl VX for Ml by U. i. BCHLAkrrtB, Cor. Meia aad Second etroeu. LUMBER. nODERT FEROl'S, Dealer In PINE LUMBER, PlKa ANn pnpt.A a Sliinsrlew and LittliM, DOORS AHD SASH. A Large Aaaortntaat of Xlxxo Floorlxi a , Dreaaed aad Vndr.mil, Md Bl'lLOING MATKIUALS. MAIN STKIAX C0CRT H018E, Kramavtllc. Imel. SS" Order from tbe country promptly attend ed to. all-

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OITX NEWS. A BoaaiBLa Dat. Yesterday was a most gloomy, dismal day. From morning until night the rain poured down almost unceasingly, adding larre vota k .l...4. .irin r rivar It was a bad day for locals aad for lorauzing, Serious apprehensions axe felt by our farmers for the fate of the crops, and a general prayer for dry weather) is being offered np. Pag-The military authorities at Indianapolis have lately arrested, and now have in close confinement, a mas by the name of Sippey, who is supposed to be implicated in the conspiracy to assassinate President Lincoln and other officials. The order for bis arrest was forwarded to Indianapolis by the Secretary of War. - X'BAMKi, Capt. i. G. O'Eiley, our old end esteemed friend, has our thanks for tiles of New Orleans papers, from the 27th all. to the 2d inat., inclusive. From parties just from New Orleans, we are H in la.rn that f'nnt O'Rilev ia dm 11(7 a proaperoua business there. His proTf rtiial iatexrity and indomitable energy tliould command success. M'- William W. CoUins, tbe courteous ftnj popuiBr clerk of the great Indiana, r r . has placed us under obligations by a handsome present of southern shrubbery) including- Magnolia and Cape Jessa mines, the latter said to be the mont beautiful and fragrant of all southern productions. ' Tbb Sui.Taba- Disastbb. A' gentleroan wh was a passenger on board the Indiana to and from New Urleans, in forms us that,as they went down just after the destruction of the Sultana, for two days they were scarcely ever pat of Bight of dead bodies, vbo had perished in that feurful catastrophe, - and who were ttoaiing down the stream. m i. ' " l-'i ajijjrXhe Cincinnati Timet says that oneofhe Indiana banks, winding up busine'saj is drawing its checks upon a banking house of that city, and in favor of stockholders, in which one-fifth of. the amount ia payable in silver and the re mainder in gold coin. Wonldn't mind being a stockholder there. tkiT-The London TiiHtt ' says General Grant is the first General of the North who refused to recognize defeat, and tbe reward of fortitude is bis at last A Nkw Papkr. We are iudebted to onr attentive young friend, Wm. H. Axe of Nashville, for a copy of the first number of a new paper jast issued in that city, entitled the " Colored Ttnntatuan." It is edited and pablished by W. B. cott, Sr., a colored man, who, in hi salutatory ' and in the general tone of tbe paper, exhibits considerable ability. There are several papers now being published by colored men, and others will no doubt be established. While on the train to Richmond, a couple of weeks ago, Gen. Stone introduced na to John P. Sampson, proprietor of the Colored Citizen, published in Cin cinnati. He is a light mulatto, is well educated, and appeared to be generally well informed, tie spoke very encoura gingty of his enterprise, saying he was meeting with a success far beyond hi expectatio ns. Through the medium of papers issued by colored citizens, that down-trodde and long oppressed race will be most speedily elevateds Tbb Samb Spirit. The Vincennee iS'un is tbboritig to bi?w that the assas m nation ot rresident Lincoln was brought about by abolitionists, and quotes an extract from a speech of Charles D. Drake of St. Louis, in which that gen tlemaa declared - that, if the President should be disposed to. give up the con test short of a complete restoration of the Union, hj noped he might find Urctu to strike him down. Also th declaration; of" ai arjny officer, who de dared that if tbe President attempted to compromise with traitors in arms, that his command would become assassins, and march to the White House, solitary and, along i. These were -foolish expres sions, but they contained none of tha fiendish spirit that prompted tbe editor of the Sun, in noticing the fact that one of the editor of this paper, was going into the service with the 100 davs' men to express the hope tbat he would not live to return t his home and family. It was th teachings of men capable of expressing such a- malignant wish as that, which led lo th assassination of Mr. Lincoln. A WrFB Knxs Hvbbasd. A man named Janres Halligman was killed by bis wife in St. Louis, on Wednesdav, in a drunken row. In the melee the wo. man struck him on the forehead with a pitcher, causing a fracture and deprer sion of the outer table of the skull, from which injuries he immediately' died. 'He leaves the murderess and three children. ewin tegTAnother mercantile lirin of New York baa added it proffer of $10,000 toward the half million fund proposed to be offered for the capture of Jeff. Davis, which makes $30,000 already proffered. It is thought the amount can be readily raised to New York alona.

t-fiv- r.rl Kl.rf-rK. ;,rnei? Www fhr

iaSieel? Tbe country would b reeign- those

to bear of the resiirnati .ion ot oota you yo heroes Vincer.net Sun. These 1 officer potsege threeun pardon-' It in the evei of the' editor fT faulta in the eyea Sun. Ther hae always hated slavery. The time fought For the GoTernmisnt againat

traitors, and they are Germans, a race

have always been noted for their

love of liberty and hatred of oppression and slaTery. Thee are all mortal sins in the eyes of the editor of the Sun, while treason against the Government, the butchery of surrendered negroes, and the wholesale starving of prisoners of war, by the Southern Democracy, are

venial tins. Our German fellow-citicen will please notice how well these copperhead editors lore their race. , .

ftsT'The Lafayette Journal says: "From the farmers in our county and vicinity we learn that the wheat crop was injured considerably during the J winter, and from ises only about 'bait or two-third of a crop. W have now ten new Territories waiting to be made States. They are Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico and Washington. tkjrOa Sunday morning a detachment of eighty-tare rebel prisoners arrived at the Military Prison in Louisville, irom the Nashville hospitals, hav ing beeo wounded in the battles below Nashville last winter. Many of them are minus an arm or leg, and present a trnly pitiable appearance. Tbb Heat at Sfkimohbld. Those who were present at the funeral obsequies of President Lincoln at Springfield, 111., state that the beat on that 2ay was intense, and many of the Old Guard i were prostrated, as well as a number of the Veteran Reserve Corps that bad escorted the remains from Washington. Over thirty persons weresan-struck, and some of them were -Dot expected U recover. 1 " -." paT fi. fire occurred " at St. Joseph, nd , on Tuesday of last week, doing lamense damage. Tbe loss was about $90,000, upon which there was an insurance of some $20,000. i .... COSOBATOLATOBT LeTTCB PBOM THB Sccbetabt ok tbk Natt. The Hon. Secretary of the Navy forwarded to Acting Rear-Admiral Thatcher, com manding the Western Gulf. Blockading Squadron, a congratulatory letter on tbe downfall of Mobile. Hon. Secretary Welles closed his letter aa follows : I am hanrrv in extending to vou aud - r i J o f those under your command, and to tbe Maior Ueneral aad those under bis com mand, the congratulations of the Navy Department for the victory which places in our poaseesion, witn but one excep tion 'all ot the cbiet points on toe soutocoast, and one that bids fair to be the cloning naval contest of tbe rebellion. Sew err Open. AH the sewers are now open and letting out the stagnant waters ot tbe various ponds yelepea lakes at a rapid rata. As tbe water recedes, an unpleasant odor rises trom tbe decaying matter thus left exposed to the sun, which is likely to engender disease if lime, or some otber disinfectant is not at once used in a plentiful manner. Tbe stench in some localities bears no resem blance to ottar of roses or neroli. - ' Cbiro Democrat. It will take a vast number of lime kilns to make Cairo pure or stintless. The labor required to secure such a result is truly herculean. Putnam Cocntt Baxlits Gobbled. By a dispatch received at Gen. Hovey's office, yesterdsy afternoon, we learn that the detachment of the 43d sent down to Cloverdale have succeeded in picking op six of the bandits who have been depredating in that neighborhood.- -Ind. Journal, 10th Bowles, Millioax axd- Hobsbt to bb Hcso -In accordance with General Court Martial Order, No. 214, dated at W ashington, May 2d, General Liovey has issued an order faxing Friday, the 19th day of May, 1865, as the day of execution. The prisoners are to be hanged by the neck until they are dead, between the hours of 12 o'clock M., and 3 o'clock P. M., on the parade ground between Camp Mortoit- and Burnside Barracks. Brevet Brigadier General Ambrose A. Stevens is charged with tbe execution of the order. Major J. W. Gordon and Martin M. Ray, counsel for the prisoners, are using every exertion to have the prisoners reprieved, but General Hovey has instruc tions from Washington to respond to no, writ of any kind from civil courts. Ihdianapoii Journal, 10A. . . - ; Surrender of Dirk Taylor. An extra Vicksburg Herald of Saturday last, for which we are indebted to W. W. Collins, clerk ef the steamer Indiana, contains the following: We have information from official sources that a dispatch waa received this morning .through the rebel - lines from Major General Canby, announcing the surrender of Lieut Gen. Dick Taylor, wit It his entire command, on the 4th instant. This makes almost a clean sweep of the rebel troop, in arms, east of the Mississippi river, there being no other important or formidable commands in that section U oppose the. progress of the Union troops. ; $'?., U" It "is stated in the dispatch also that points in the interior will be immediately occupied as garrisons by our troops, in order to suppressiaybawkers and guerrillas, preserve order and protect the people. - . 'v.;-'---; Gen. Dana will probably make bis headquarters at Jackson, Miss., at a very early period. ' Up to this morning about 4,000 rebel prisoners of war have been received at this city, for delivery to the rebel Bureau of Kxi'hange. ' tJ SPKBCH or COlI WATTS. . ) CoL B. G. Watu. of the Confederate Exchange Bureau, this morning made the following speech lo the Confederate prisoners now on board tbe wharf boat of Messrs. Jennings A Jones, for a report of the substance of which we are indebted to our river reporter, Wm. T. Jennings, Esq : Fkllow Soldi 1 have received this morning, official information of the surrenderor Lieut Gen. Dick Taylor. I am afraid tbe Confederacy is no more! Jackson is no longer ours! I am now the only man who has the authority to parole you ! Those belonging lo the trenMissisirippi Department, wishing to go there will be sent, and those of this Department will be ut to thair home

to remain law abiainz citizens to I to

law under which yoa hare fallen, tanny i'nce. bhe gave a spirited,

wm remain at your nomet nniu 1 oniiieni ana laaiuess renattion 01 uuue

farther order.

...i the Caterpillars We ""have

several communications orsing upon

those who' ewn trees to devota a little

now to the destruction of caterpil-4

lars nests, which are anuaually numerous this season. One gentleman who has no trees of bis own -went into ' bis neighbor's garden, and estimates that be killed ten thousand of these mischievous insects in an hour's time, and in so doing probably saved his friend hid fruit crop next falL. An hour spent now in destroying them is of more value than ten hours will be a few weeks hence, and we hope a war of extermination will everywhere be waged against them. ' Boston Journal.

JKjjrThe New York evening Pott says: The Emperor Napoleon's life of Julius Casar is scarcely published before it is followed, in fans, by a "Life ot Napoleon III., by Julius Oetar." It is reported that this work has for it motto the first sentence of Napoleon's famous preface: "Historic truth ought to be no less sacred than religion." French wits are asking whether the Emperor will venture to proscribe a book issaed ander the illustrious nam of bis hero. Looal IVotioeH. MlLLl!fBBT ABD DbT GoOM AT ACCtiok. I will sell at auction, commencing to-morrow (Friday) morning, May 12ia, at 9 o'clock, at the auction room, No. 27, Locust street, a nice assortment of Millinery Goods, such as Ribbons, Boo nets, Gloves, Laces, Hosiery a complete stock of fine goods. They will be opened for inspection this afternoon. Come ladies, tbe goods will be sold bring what they may. Hikam Nklsoh, Auctioneer. FLOWERS I A splendid stock of Flowers just received from tbe East. Red, White, Yellow, and Buff Roses, Geraniums (27 kinns(, Heliotropes (very dark and fine), Verbenas, Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Petunias, and a great variety of other choice plants. . - Bouquet furnished on short notice. The subscriber invites his friends and the public to favor him with a call. No charge for boxing and shipping plants when $5.00 worth, or more, are ordered by parties at a distance. - Green.bouse on Ann street between th and 8th, near tbe. Ingle Street Church. C. P. Pabsobs. May 10 It. i i J,? New Liacs Good. J. U. Carliohas just received a 'splendid assortment of linen goods, His coats, pants and vesta. for gentlemen,, are gotten up in tb most approved style, and hi suits for little boys cannot be' surpassed.' He also has some nice linens in tha piece, which be will make up for customers in bis usual good style; all at very low figures. Give him a call . . ' - ' EfiyAn anxious husband is desirous 6f obtaining some knowledge of the whereabout of Betsy Ann Sanders, his wife. Any information concerning betwill be gratefully appreciated if left at this office, or at the residence of F. Fencbler, with whom the said Betsy Ann lived when first she came to th city. t $& Persons in need of clothing or furnishing goods woulj do well to read Llhe following dialogue: - ." When are you going, Frank?" I " Monday morning. By the way, that reminds me that I must go at once around to Anapacber & Son's mammoth Clothing Emporium and select from their immense and tasty stock a snit of clothes to take with me." i " Frank, tell me why you always go there for your clothes and furnishing gooda" - "Why, because Row Ison, their Cutter, can't be beat; tbeir stock is always very large and selected with taste; one of the firm is always present to wait upon you or see yon have what you want; their prices are down to the corresponding decline in gold; and then, if yon have'nt time to have your gooda made, you can select from the best stock in the city, of goods of tbeir own and Devlin's make; and there is no use going anywhere else. Come along, and leave your measure with mine once and try it." " Well, enough," said Frank, "IvilL" Notice to Dklibqcksts. AH persons who subscribed for stock in the Vender burg County Agricultural and Horticultural Land Association, and are indebted to the Association in all or part oe such subscription, are hereby notified that, if they do not pay the same on or before June 1st, 1865, their stock so sub scribed will be declared forfeited. By order of the Board of Trustees. P. Hobxbboos;,' See'y. ftjnn 1st . Ice Crkam, the most delicious imaginable will be served up at H. Herman's Ice Cream Saloon, which be bas jnst fitted up in good style. In addition be has the very best Soda to be found in the -city, with which to cool off hot and tbiraty souls, during the coming summer. ' . April 27-2 w . . ' Amusements. Masobic TaBPLB. The unprecedented rain of yesterday and last night caused an unprecedentedly slim attendance at the .theatre last night Nevertheless, two beautiful plays were very creditably produced. To-night will be re-prod seed the thrilling drama entitled East Lynne, one of the most interesting plays ever pat upon tbe stage, and one which should draw a large house. We understand that the companion piece to Fanchon, entitled Little Barefoot, will bs produced to-morrow eve -icg for the benefit of Mia Price. - la speaking of Miss Price's performance of this character, the Toronto Glob remarks:. In the production of Little Barefoot on Saturday evening, the liberal and energetic managers spared neither pains nor expense, and tbeir efforts resulted in a triumphant success. Tbe piece was well acted throughout The bouse was crowded the audience testifying their appreciation by long continued and rap. turoo applaua. It afford as great pleasure to be able

award the hiebeat encomium to .Miss

Barefoot even the most serious speech

as were delivered with simple, touching earnestness that never failed in their

enect This young Iadj ba the advantage of yooth, intelligence and an excellent education. - We advise our friends, one and all, to secure their seats without delay for, if we mistake not, standing room will be at a premium.- , ,

rii2i. iad stay tk. Bam C. ajar. jMStrat aoa af EUaabatb Oraat, of MUUrtbarg, lad., ad ail yaara. Tba faaaral will taka plaea at 10 a. la M Hth, (Thoraday). treat Uta raaidaaca of Tboa. Oraat, oa Third (treat, betwaea Wataat aad Cbaatuat. Tba frianda of tba bva il; ar. iarited to attend. FISCAL. U.S. 7-38 1041!; t Tke saw af tbe IS ret aerlee of A3U0.00U.U00 of tba 7-30 Iwi waa ctmpiated tke 3 let of warca. 1SSA. Theaaleef ttaeeeeead eeriHeef Three Huadred atillioa, payable three yeare from tbe 15th day at J nee, IS06, aa began on the tat of April. a AW ekorl apace tXerfy daye ever One iSdmaVea Wiffiirr a fce arWee aaaa beea mid leer! eg tbie day leee tkaa Two Hundred Million to be deeed af. Tba internet la payable semi-annually la cur rency, aa tb 1Mb of December and 15lb of J ana. . by coupons attached to each note, vbick are j retdlly eaabed anyvbera. ttamoaaUte Oat ( per war Twectatt " " ajiaw " Teat mm B50O 1 O - u . e , m .' aiuuu Oa daUar " - t0 Hore ifld More Deilr able. TVa Be bell ion Ve (aupreeaed, aad tba Oavarameat aa already adopted meaaorea aa rodaee exBaBditaraa, aa rapidly aa poeeibU, U a peaoa footlug, tboa withdrawing hem market aa borrower end parehaeer. This ie tbe ONLT LOAN LM MABKBTtww Bared by tha aovaramaat, aad aoaatitataa THE OBXAT POPDLAB LOAM Or TBB PEOPLE. Tha BovaaThiu-ty Hotaa are convertible aa thrrr metnrity, at tbe eptkiB of the bolder, la to U. S. 6-20 Six Per Cent. GOLD BEARING J30NOS. Wktcb are always wottk Ajnamium. : t ; ' .t Free from Taxation. Tke 7 -SO Note caeeet be Uxad by Tvwae, t Itiea, Coastie ev Btatai, and tba iateraat U not taxed anises oa a but, lua of the owner' fneome exceeding six hundred dailari a year. Thii faet incree.ee tbalr vein trom one to three par cent1 per eenum, accord lug to Ike rata lev lad oa otber reperty. ' ' ' Subscribe Quickly. Leaa than Aio,ttpO,ow) ol tba Loaa aatborlaed by tba leet Congreae ar bow oa tha market. This . a .a m -.. m a.LU)k 1 Cm Kmd e.av mkwi mA I

.in .li baTnucrinad ' fornbla-ob.rri A. general assortment of

when the aotea will BBdoubtedly command a premium, as baa aaifuraiiy beaa tha caaa aa aloelog abaariptioaa taathar Loaaa. It now naeie prabatit lAat aa oaanwrraAl' emeiunt beyoad Ik prnnl aerte ukR b eerrd lo tftt full. ' Is order tbat eitisena of every tvwa aad aectioa af lb eoun try may baaBorJed fiutlltiH for taking tba Loan, tha 'katlonai Banke. Btaiei Baoka and Private Baukara tbroaghoai tb oeoairy aaa genarally agreed to receive aabacrl ptiona at par. Subaoribera will Be loot their owe agaote, ia whom tkey have eonfidanca, and wh only are to be reeponaibie Sr tbe detiTary of tha ooua for bkk tby receive ardera. .. i t y ; 'jay cooke. SvaecatrtloB Aaaar, PaeWepaia. " gweeoaimoKS vnia as bbcbivbw bt vex F1B4T K ATI05AL.BASK, i J - KTAK9TILLE NATIONAL BANE, and tb MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BAJiK. myll LOST OR STOLEN. JOST OB STOLE FROM TBB SCBf!BIIIKB J n large Leather Pocket -Book ceataiuiiw tha &MlowiU article,: Cah, about f IS; .Toother for oat e, favor O. P. Cobb A Co., ft! ; Voucher f r lumber, fevor O. P. Cobb A OO., $M AO - Tbe Voucher, will be porfectly valueleM to any one but tbe proper owner,. Any oua returning ikeaa te tba oOtoaof O. P. Cobb A Co., ovw Pint Batioaal Bank, ar at my rea-deBoa, Mo. 4i Walnut atreet, will ba liberally rewarded. -myll-St H.N. CHBISTT. COAL ;j Steamboats; SUPPLIED WITH TRAD EW ATE R COAL From Catty' Mine on Tradtwater,' GaaeyvUle, Ky. myll-xot BOOK PUBLISHING. A. D. STEEI0HT. -rcixuTB or 1st Class SubMrlptJoa nooks, Kertk- Auel Cor. Wee mytoaeeJ Aferidiaa fa INDIAKAPOLIS, In. Wf Stevenaoa'B Popolar Work - -. Ill DIANA'S E0LL OF H0S0E, Which fiimAetaBf deesrfbe ta eewcae of tmr bran lifre en ,impi ewiw cae Kreac aeoeMtow, tba tbi-ee wko wuta te eoe.e tbie hi a a plead id opportaetty, aa tbera ie bo work ' bow paaiwtiea wntca saeeta wrta aucb ready eele Tbe publieber deeirea to complete tan ceaveee ee eooa aa paeoibm, aad m prepared to efter liberml terma ta competent areata. We would call the aepecial attention of diaebled omoen and xiblier. wbo bare beaa heaoreiily dieckared Ibe eervhe, to tne anove advertieemeat, Addraaa aa abev. mylltdAlw WOOL FACTORY. joe w. OBtin.....c. . ckAaBB. r. aiaaa. jonx W. GRCE.V Jb CO., Troprtetora of tbe EvaniTille Wool Factory, COB. BOND ST. ABD CABAL. Would reipectlully call your attention to tbe reel taat oar rectory, which wea doatroyed by Sre leet tail, baa beaa ra built and ia now In operation, and prepared to taka ia Wool tor manufacturing Into tba following Ooode: Jeaaa, Setiuatt, Liueey, Flanael, Blaakete, Oo.erliue and Stocking Tarn, at tba wweet poaeible ratea. Wa shall aleo endeavor t- have tbe above gooda OB bead to axebaoge lor wool or aeU for oaab. Caek paid for Wool at blgbeet market pra. Peraoua living at a dietance aad deairuue of seadiag their wool to na, may de eo by river or otberwiae, aad all aach wcol aatruated to oa will receive prompt attention. Una of tbe partner, having aU yar, experience la tba bnaiaeee, we bm! canSdeat tbat ao one will wave as dlea.f leflod- - - Price Liau furaiehed oa application, myll J. w. UBCEN A CO. ' PIC -NIC. .CRANQJJC-NIG Saint Carolns iBajTomaeus aOCIKTT, ff; IB TUB BBOLASED OBOVB OP CBEaCEST CITT BPBIMdB (SALT WELL), WEDlSDAY.jeAY''l7tii, 1865. 1 MAN AOCKi : ' ; J-" Da. M. MrkutAtsisSicljUiAaay., .. . H. Bom a. B. Beaxaa. Mtca.it. BnrMrr, B.ecnAr.aa, Jaa. Borrxaatcx, ' 11. eaon a xi.a 4. Ciaaa-irr Bxirx, A ithost Bxaas, H.AfAaaaa,. ,. , 2, masMAis.r , .f; Tba eek'brated Craaceat Clly'litvef Band nad a Suing Bead are eagaged aw tba eecarion. Swinge and otber axctlitiee lor amaaeaaeat to Urn young folks, will be la abundance, la leet, ao expenae or trouble a iU be (pared ta make the ccaatoa ana of general eajoyniaat. - - . . - . . er-TlchetacM be bad from tba Xaaagera or mamberaol tbaSaetetyv W Omni teem are emgaged to onavey ticket boidera free af ebargm. .... myta-td

eiraa jf pertreye taeeeete ee.t, e J aawtaa . I,., W Patriotic Drod, it Fl Ji. . "2 - SOW BEAUT EOB ASEHTS. 11 bjj We deaira to employ a frw rood men to caavaei f 1 j1 L T

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: ; HUDSPETH, ADAMS &CO., ' i BS Mai si iM. We" are happy to inform our rtistomere and the public gpnraily thtit w are now receiving onr .econd sinok of SPRING GOODS Consisting in part of Brown & Bleached Sheet ings. X Prints, Plain , and Fancy Dress Goods, Black ard Fancy Dress Siocs, Saques, Basques and Circularf, Spring and Summer Shawls, Ladies', Misses and Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, Bonnets and Trimmicgs, Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, Boots, Shoes and Hats for Men and Boys, . A large assortment of Window bhades and Curtain Fixtures, Notions, Hosiery, &c, &c, Which were purchased previous to the recent advance in lry GootU. We ure confident that we can make it to the in- i terest of purchaser to call and oxauiix our Goods and prices. . No trouble to show Gooilx. HUDSPETH, ADAMS 4 CO., mlO-Ct Ho. 63 Main Street WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c. C km T e- g U . - T3 ot) , -r. r? to & c (3 t- o . a ZL O , -SO r - 3 C-g-2.2 J3 O d I-3 .a i r rj eS SS O C w a SUNDRIES. M APLE 10LAt-K--lPl up ia uuo and tao gallon juge. fur ul- by km 1.1. a iu. 'VABPk T""W A B P-tittou Car-t h To n, L ceived aad for aaie by . fckiLLY CO. - NTEW CHEESE Per ea'e by the box or efrel I tail by WJ-st BEfLLT t('). SEALED PROPOSALS. , - SCBVETOB'3 OfHCI, I Er.s.viLLl, Io., Mat o. 1o.j. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BtCEl VED at tbia office until Thnredar, te i.tu day of June next, for Boudinc, to-iior en 1 MrJiial attendance (including medicine) of kferiue liepital P.lletiU at thle Pt-et, trum the fi ret day of July, ISo, to tbe SHh day o Jane, l.. Bidders will pitas atate tbe price per week for earb patientThaanecaMfal bidder will be rrqalml to .ntr into a written autitrnct, with euHicient eecunty for ita performance. A. L. BBiN3Gb', myb-1 m Surveyor 'f C'n.C.m, MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. J. 8. LOWES, Physician & Surgeon rgeon, LOCATED IS louel eervicee Iv :inlty. ata .trw-t,pM-OAV1IIO PEBSf ASEaTLT JIA XvanavilV. oBvn hie profc-mi ta. eitlxene of Bvnoaviiie and vicii ton Wood'e Drug Store, on tba eoreer ..f TturJ nad Meia, from to 14 o'clock a. w. aacbdey. jl

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Br.OUGHTON & WOOD,1 . re cont. it' Dmz Stor?, .it ' - Corner Mai l aaj Thttd Ftre;ti, . . . !- ' ; .t. !...' A'! t-!1!! ant i'..'.: t a .AO ! : 1 - . . c. -T - a V- ' I .... :.d 1 't!i f.fc"! landMnee of ;i k E..!-eT! k-t,t. ; .-. en A t. sr., wiy I SSaUI-l k --' e t i- ri A L v a h: J 0 1 1 omo v i. f .e o -a . A - AN .- a5uU. m' ami a-i 01 ..- ; i it. i X'i- ei. -. .. t AS; il.i..1. i:r JUSTICE 0 TIXH rrA(j ; Ittat for otitatulii d lc-nio , liMk Pi) atit H.innty JytiiscuAki;Ku s-.ai-;r.uv. am bob tu. V 1.; e.enU cii.r l-v tl r-; --l-.l'". -' -aver who d-e la '.be ee- 'ce -I Hi - I n.-'. "taw -. . .-.i i'.p . t... V. .-.4 e l 1 eer t - U l .- i t ' j -t iUf-ft: t -e Kr.-MTt'.--. Is.:eAi i) iw l-i. 1 tiA !) I HM : i '. ;-1MEDICAL. jjiMtiKKt A!m.y"rNTt av. si .t iiti:,.' Compound Extract of Bcnne Plant i. n w annrrea'; m kmmli.i.nl lo er lh-w-.l euc.-t.afui atij ti-aat I? rrli -i i-.-r -I l.-r , cr n r-lid . Iil'ii ,.r . I -.o-t " file ll.e r:ir .f lh-t'-t . "inj-lti C'till"U of ll to!. IU rta in nr " ctrctiUir " ' mo iaeuf VI, I,. I. i.o I'!. I(-eiry Merrro, l. t ram, t ept II "li' llevi r of ro-w orl .. i f tl. t'. i. A ; u rtu rnt'ry coimi-iiaii, i r KrU-l y.u.l i.(i.ui'. B.m, tt, WJ I" Ol tl. . prrM " AU'I " " er l'iiil t'uly J HAtLIBb., L'trai.t., oi- l.ciii" bv.wAre iii ii Lbli 11, HU- fkl'T A Ol.. X lm!-lf Ait'oN. mhiH.i'im, auHii. in4. DRY GDOD3. Ucst Calicoes. SAME PKiHM.ia HAVE tMME T THt'uNliii.iou tMt c-.il-.n k-'kIa, p.krt ' c u ir I y i .l. cm, er. ou tni!t . ki""I i,( ' r'i..t -eie. bi. i. a an.iek". It ie only 1- celM IhiI I- w bnr lt. b.-.t fci .1. lo i-I:, y Ur. I n.'T-'r.i i. .1 e I n lit ee t:e ..k.i. n,litt -e, W.. b- - b Lreil.t. b .-il lo .. r. llut i ( juiili) (i j!o e-, end I; th-m - -t i , b E;i A I.I !'n IT nl 4-1 Mtiu u- I. Silk and Laca Mantillas. j A ' Mii.K i l s.ii.lv Mi.lv aM I.M fI tgutiK-tit, et Hi II -W Ml A Hi:-"! I. . I .,... 4i i. I 4 m 1 . - r. ' Nev MiLiincry. ui:al ri i i- i.w .(' u:ik.!r mI - ... I'iiHrll, I tj i , : i,, , . -'. . , . l,-r aO i ptt rr. el i e M ii A - Iv HI ' iN i. my - No. -II ni'-l l i M.lii Cliwt HEW AUD. C'lfi KEWAUI J.k-n r.-.u ila.l eKi.l-1 Ol' Wh.'f! e'.e'.i H i.utik aifb but on- Ii-K1 e-t'i uj.-k--l ii J I'AUioi.t, 1 IU i-.rllc(i!nrly ni--'i in i--iln tit- nuuk. eil wi'l .-iif It;, el- re rwir f-r t, '-"i-ry. Lrt. Itif4m..'.li.n et th. ttie'lt--.t my Viw H J. HP U'M 'iNT CO-FA-llTiaUliiSHIR V,U.UvM II. WA !-KvH uH f It I K VV i.tibik-t.fl lmT iivti Tr-I lil')i'4,(,fI -hip for tb ir!iwWF v, ui Ileal L'stato Agency llti.ine., at . t w et T Ir I Hi -.!. I nvn.il't., Iu.ll.r 'MII.M'l it VVlh. H, trbfl:I" le-" "- I I SKf- IUIMM. . VATCH XlAliiXJU. "Win. 1 $u'U, wyv'i" c 1 1 1 i'C J TH TJO"rf2 Xa TTi XX , tittttt t "a '''' Fie 5 7&tclic:,' Clocks, Jevrdry, D;ationd, Silver, &ai TlnUi And !l p'.V.ir gi-,1. u.nul iy f-i-inil In a fl.".f el . JEWET,HY rTABLTHLfK::?'! cf tut VAtrm-v Itmi vt l4n ! oiiajr j,rf idn nU'ttrm , a" Ktrv.uiE tlMi U tb Iwwt -r;U' 4 tinj.mj Goods SoIiatXcw Tcrk jfricfi, And wnn U u r; fwi r th u y iorpwt. ...'.-') B-4T Ti.0 fcAiif. j-r-r i'ii-I ra)fc V r u A ' Md Ivor. orricK ix isrt( KUis uruif. First Street, bt. IIa:s an.l Locust, KVAiv;i.i,i;, ri. CITY GROCJ2UY. !'k- siultE! -;;i.w t;--.-.i ! i. r. kfKni 1C. CROSS, .r. DAVIS, j. sivirs I? i, ll'lti .hist Op'U'd a Isiryt, Sfr,rk t.f Family Grccerkfv WOtTS KSb w l!.I (111 HARK, COPFEE, et'fJAU, TEA, llICl BAm, rll'rLr tK., ' . rLoia, mkal. POTATO!', B .., ' PICELKS, JEa-LIK-t, i Aad eib attkb-a Wo t.n,Afi b nbliot.. VVe reti-ie lieily, Ly I.t;.r, fEFjil HCTTrit AVI V. i. . "" 1.-d d ilv;i to t jrt ' th trty. W Come aad eee ue ktiiwewi l B aVe It iyoiir Ibt'-rc.t u c.ill a.iii trvO!-S, DAVM A Om&yl H-.ird ,tr--. t. -t. M-iki .f;l i,LOAN OFFICE. Iloney - - - -j Idoney .. AV4.. o.v Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Jewely, Pistols, Guns, Hasical Instfnrnents, Ladiea' and Ocnta' -vrr-r-i a -r-.-r-T.r-. a -n a nrr WE A RI if G APPAREL BED CL0THI50. And ' v a ,,..i...i,i -iwwiw AAtIfCIltillt -v -. i U- E VKBT LECRTrrlO. J All arttirH, of reiue oob. -:d, excbenr-O at i j THE I i UNION LOAN OFFICE, j : X9m s xortlt Tbird su, j fc d Mrm ,he yv hi-.! Hot--1 ) . , . . t r All traaactiona rtrietlr eonSiJenttal. . I VAII anrmed p ar, .! lb, ' -a ..regular Ik-need Aatuoeeer w aeil i re: eeere abI p.reel prufe-r y .-trirt !tn. I oon paid to tKie dxaertawnt - 4- - - - alf-m

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ITAt ONIC TE2IPLE; fon.pr 6r Main and First Stmjs. T """' -b. yllik, fli be itaUd"' - tbe .M.r.ii-it ptay eatllSnl ' c,u' Or the Elopement. ' tJ- . .lAUiilNISTS. ' " MANEY, f wr - em :isT mmi;., C7ANS7ILLE. IJTD., , i MaaaSKtureti af tkAaM rn(;inks. . - - -. TTEAf.. BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the meet Approved Pattern. ALSO ; Alt kinds of Machinery appertaining: , to Railroads. Steamboats,, Distilleries, Flearins; Mills. SU G A 11 M I LLSV cf all iie with the latest InproTe inrnls attarhrd. Tobacco Scrowsf &c, &c, &0. IRON " AND. BRASS CAHTlNfJH, 1 . i ... - i . . i of every description. tisAi.aa is . Steam Giagei, Gam JBelticg, i'U Brick-, Wron)fht Iron Tipe, Pltis Cloth, Ae., at MANUFACTURERS' PBICXi-T - . b . . u - t i ntpRiring done at short set t. Unrinta Beat all starts ta m-AII orilKire will r..ie oar Indltldaal at mat'tTi eii l whl be promt tly tilled Ibe meet reaewnel'l. Uirnie. A VZxcn and Foondrr on tbe Casal, corner ef InrU Street 1 DRY GOODS. EVERY ARTICLE

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ELLIOTT'S Is tbe Place to get real bargains, ia TfV. f i Of cvory. description : Ho lias juat received an entire stcok of Goods to suit the m nr k fit. riniiirht flinnA th

nows of the fall of Riohtnc nd waa anticipated II o otTcrs this community ' not only the leading arti. ... clea CHEAP, but other kinds of Gooda usually held high. We ask and beur comer : ; petition for the benefit of tho publicOur DRESS GOODS are rich, raro and reasonable, embrucinx; every ya-ioty.of

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