Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 July 1865 — Page 2

TO LEA.SE.

HANCOCK rtnv t. mm'Hios; KY L8 fXTa-ND ED Tbif Howl "ill bI . .i 01 th p tmi-n oo I ri I y ih.ltk dv ot Jo t, 18 A. t-i ib highest bidder for tba term ol io;n, w Ih th prlvib ge ot y nmhr ot yeen notidlos;av; giving bond wit'.corny, payable quarterly JEO O A. SUGG, Com'r. Tfed rson. June 29 , 1HR5. WANTED. IWI H. TO EM PLC T TWELVE CABPEH tors, to wik about t rtv Dill up 0u jivtr. Befer.nc. Mur.io.ia A B.vd. Architects. li lr WM. F. BArOS". J AMTCATI09 BT A iS AD WIFE. Ihi ntj is eccoetomtd to tba or of horara, or w k In a aiore ' hotel ; tba wm.u 1 a good houerk-r or sta ntrr. Addrms A. B . t thmiffle. - - - Jjreit A GOO w 11 GOOD Ft ALE t OOX GOOD WAGES ha paid. Esquire at Cresceat "y B oon. Jy T 1'0 BENT A SMALt- COMFORTABL. hoe- . w.th th n or four rooms, a Itafcto "or smili fsniili. an 1 eligibly situ .td. Ei. !"" tbieoiDce , Jy-2w Book Agents Wanted. FOB A KW HITfBTO rUE AMXRICAN UkBELLlON, . -' Kct A llncf which woa In tp ptaviou to Mv 16th, I860. It la tba WAB O be-lcts end Full. la a BUgle octavo voltm. of over SOOIrg nl closi-ly priuird sges ; bound la nboa-d bethrr, ltj 11 u ratrd b Kiqnia.lclf Beautiful atari P etraaud Hap. MolutiioVaana-aall tig for Just surb a book. 1 rice iruc it UuL AKo eniy. -, also. Agm' for "TH I iY f, W KaT IX THE TIMkv OF THE REBELLION,' tba on a-imp-riant wort ir pobliahd on Hie We-t F r Ciicolai 1, wita full descriptions aud t rtni, ad-dr-e, liktiBi HOWE, Je.'O No 111 Mala St., tluilucall, O. .. OOO WHITE UlHL WANTED TO CO iV tb work f'.raoiaJi bmll. A -rtaen slrl preferred. Anqulr at lb Jourt al-tatce. Ji'i.1 if i-OESALE.:; A HOUM AND LOT ON IH I.ORNEB OF it Cherry and Second (treat. lEaquir of Wm H inuel. . , jjt-lw Farm, for Sale. , . COSTAI'INO SIXTY AChaV.ON LOWCB tit. Verova road, ulla from Evananlt, la good ttaiaof cullifallon, a lib good f nee, ar i a od larg frBte biu and bua and other oat--bul dlog. aa be b ogbt wlta er without tlid crip ai paascol arowlUK lb placa. Will be aoldlowby . . ..... . , A. U.a)H.HVaai. TIOLE AND LOT FOBSALE.blTU 1 ED ON II N Dih air.et, liatweed Vma and 8camore, w 11 1 oia ii.w by A. u.rsuL,L,i TT00t ANDlOr ON R MILTON 81 BEKT, 11 kaat -f Uaab aKton airoit, in Nortbaru EuI erceaienl. Tba b u.e la 1 a t r . b Kb, coolali'S t ti oai, irarrrl, claturo atiu ont-bnl dip Wl I ' faolt Ii.w by , ' A. Q. (DUI IVAN; . M IJa. Bl kAtikB CLbLkW, A OjOD STABN A wiwl auemooat, ol adhiai at ', with artat power tor lown k, aad all bar r gglug, a, aba bow la ye at the laodli g at Eraui'ille, for aala at a low price. With a few fvp-lra eh aa b made a aable boat fur IvW vatr. . - k . kuqu.ie.f --0. MAOHEt t CC:, Ja2l 1 ' - . Evaiiavlll-, lad; 5N ih. BU.LDtNG LOfnIN bUAUt'8 Etilar(Htii.at. Tel ai ab, . Enquire of Jt. Saluoer, al Uioea, Daria A Co. 'a. Betidence for Sale. APPLKNDID tCBLBBAN KESI PENCE. OF Br acrea, witblu tbe city II mite a two story brick houae, wlib itabl, Ac, and trulta ol ail dfwcriptiuQt. U ill b aold low by myAl.if. A JOHNSON. CITY- WOIICES.

Improvement of AUeji. ;.. rpHK 0..J INtNCKB OF HIE CITY PBOX, aide 1 bat all . w rofT!l ea'ate a J loiu . auy atreator all-y brdrrd to be lmpr iied, (ball bave a da action of a ar cut. ol tbe coat of auob luii roaoei.l, b. tWlog note witb curity, payable to the lemractor. 1 nr.oiis Ititwro tid, aie raqu at I to lea-a tl air toia. tb tb Dt,dt-rs (uea without del ,, mm

tiitre is u.i oiber way by incb tlia d.dqc loo ja baa.cu.el. W. IIAAEK. M.jor. Jo y ., I8.;S 3t

' ... ... Annsxatiotv or Aerrlldry to tie City ot Ehaaiviile. . . FUO'liOB 18 HHKEBV UIVKN that the Com. J.1 null t.'ouucil ot tba city ol Evanavill, in . - pursuance ot tbe provisions of ao Aotoftbe General Assi-mblyol Iba HiaU ot 1-dlana. appn,Ted March , laiio.entuled an act to araabrt theaeraaty . - Sret aaotwa at eaacl.eutit.ed "As Act gran log to tb cillr.eiia 01 tba town of KvausTtll, in tbe . .' eotiutyof Vander arg h, a oil charter," approved Jauoaiy 27, 1M7, and to add aupplemental teetions 10 ra.d act, will, ou the 12ib day of June, IS06, preeant to ibe Board of Cooaty Omails.lon. ire ol Vauoerbargh eoai.ly,a pelitloa vraylng fbr ' the annaxatlon to e..M e ty i the foliowinc def . wrlDcd t. ritti.ry, and ettlug forth th rmtsoaa for aoxh auorxailou. Via: All that part of theuurtheaat q..arier 01 K M. Saua'a uut-lot No. four (4), , alina.e?avf M-Jn sir, t r Pr.nwtot road, 0 ta ' soribed aa Kiilowa, vis : Brgl ning at an Irou p.n at tb noitb.iwat tornar o a . Id out lot, and ran. al. g tbeno auuth along Ibe line dividing ealil r oo-. I from out-lot No. va (5), t ra fenndrrd ' J att4 tblny (Si) leet. to th aorta lna of iillle. tou and Lockh rt'e Enlarg- meut ; tb. nee w st by said nurtb line two fauudred aud twelve feet, or tliar about, to h ntudld.of Maiu straet; thenc northwardly along th mid lie of.. aid ( UT Ma a stieu t. rbaodn4ano forty -tumr aud on, lourtb (IIV4) net, or 1 hereabouts, to tbe north liueol auld.B -1. tNo. oor(4),theaaut slanbrlsg tbe uor.b action il. a ol action iiu. taeaty-nln (iW), towuai Ip lis (11). aenib range ten- (10) wrai ; a. u, lhauoeeaat .loug said notth aectlon ll..a en. hundred aud ibirtren (lUDfcot. or theieabouta to

, .thapl c of beglnulag, t a aald , trito. y being.

. P" 01 tue iiorin-weat qnarter el said section number twenty-nine (29), aald Wrrltoiy tielug oouiiguona I the city of Evaneville, and M platud or laid off. ' W. BAKKlt, Mayor. Atteet: A. M McOairr, Clerk, .. ttjlu-tjrli riiO JOSkPH P, ELLIOTT,. TKUttl'KE OF . X Pig. ou towuablp, Julius idler, Jaaiea W. , Vlckaij, Uei.ry Kr ft, Buiy blaluls, aueV Milton Kelly, aud Ibe heirs aud It gal wpmsutiUa ot John Becker, deceased:. . ..... , ,ii 1 Notice 1a hereby given (las tha atitioh referred to lo ibe abuve notioe waa pre a ted ' to tb Board uf Cuuuty ommlaalonere ol eaiWbnrgionnlyon the 13th dry of June, 18to, and that the seme waa recalled and considered, and it was order.' by said Board that the fun her hearing and conalderation of said application ba contiuuadnutil tb ltltb day l Ju y lmiS, and that notlca a gives by he-Couy Auditor by publication In ib kvansv ll Daily Joni al ti at aald application Is now ndiag M. re said Boars), and t that It will "be heard add uVtmalnaa 00 the uid - Jtah-day of July, 1865. ' YICTOtl BlSCfl, Auditor V. 0.' Evansvllle, June 17th, If Jflt-dtlOJy.

SALOON. A Change-rSt. Nicholas aloon.' QAM "GBAMMAR H8 AGAIN TAKEN C charge or th St. Nlcnol 8aloon and will pat It I flrat' rat or r with alt aoeslbU di-pach. The fliant-LtquArw-wtrr tm kept 1u tbe bar and fin billiard tat ii will occupy tbe second, floor. His old friends and customers ar invitxl to call aud aa blm myVK.dSi ,, s CHRISTIAN KRATZ,; '.'."V; ' ' (Formerly of Kraft A Bailmani, ' I. MACHINE SHOP, Cor. 2d and Elm- Streets, (. livixxisvilie, Intl., . ' - ': Manlacturr of i ' Steam I nginea,- Boilers, . 'i - . Aad all kind of STEAMBOAT AUD 'iflLl - M A. G IX I IV 13 1. Y. Bran and Iron Castings, of. Every Description, Hade to order; , . AMD - EVAPO W A TO US. DEALEB IS ' Gum Belting, Wrought Iron Pipe and Pittings, Fire Bricks, Tiles, And Eerything in , tMs Line of - Bu.inesi. . A tb lbratd Jah H. Uaaxy Patent , mjuaiaoi steeper and Mower combined, with SelfBaker attachedthe beet Harvesting Machine la as, rarmera will call be'or purchasing elaa- ' "if TIT 'a" lrii Maohlna, preferred ta Hone. Fronts and all kinds of OrnamealaJCait. tng need la th Building line. Air Orate. Star . Plate.. A... mad. Jo rd?. '511,1 v?.rVTrder. " ", " P - DEL 33 2P I XI. X iJ C3lDone at Shortest Notice. - f RAVI alee boagbt oat tbewntlr stock or net X Htm formerly need by Mr. Henry Bcrlbner, -juiu wumu nim.iuii7 sea. aiuin ot to pair. .a agof th pnoiic, beings by many yeara' eaperi no, acqnalated with ta want of tbro aeiu Blty In my Iluerf boli:rt - - ' -t. .i lan.2 - ' PHfttSTIAN KRAtZ. : BACON. 2nfii LBi. CLKABeU'WSv . VUU J,t00 lbs. ribbed 4v S.SUOdo. houtdcrj: .'. aiAteVt k.eaaJ HtWrirtl - Toraalaby DOCKER A'BTJSot'CUlT," JWw . - I

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.JUTLT EVANSV5LLE CR A WF OHDS VILLE Railroad. SUMMER, 1865, A R2AlfGE2IE2S'T TRilKS tw Kransvilla Daily, (Suoday O txcepttd). a f -llfira J 5-50 A. M. ACCOM1IODATIOXb'topsatal futunt. Arrives at VlocmoM .10:39 A.M.; Terr Bant at S:to P. M. 9f A.M. MAIL EIPRES2 J Airivea at ViDCtnoea 1:17 P. M.; (QAM trtlns lea' f ,T Kaat, 1 :2& P. M i for We-, 6:39 P M.); Arrtte at Terra H.u e,3:6 P. ai.,eoDnect1 ins; wi h lip m Tmlns as follows: I' TEBBEHACTKA RI IIMONDB B. Le vs Terr Baule at 4 :V P. M ; . I Arrlns at In.ia apIU 7:iSP. M., ' making close conneciioa w tb iralna . tor Citclunatt, Colom'.ca, and all t Kiatrro ''itiea, and for Chi p, Tole do and Detioit V3T. LOL' 13, ALTON A TERBE UAUTC R. B. Leave 1 T-rr HanU at 8:6 P. M. ; Arr.vee at Mattton 8:45 P M.; Chi C4gc, 71 A. W., and making direct connicti na for all poiuta in tb JiOrtB-WaSt ey rV M. VIVi KS.Kt ACCOMW iOD t'HOAtr.r-. at Vinnni 0:48 P. M v " " 7 O. M Tr.lt. leave for savt, 10:45 ! " , P M ; Arrive at L' ni.vllle 6:3UA. it u "5 i. M ; (loeinn-ti, 8:00 A. M.J Leave fur Weat, 6UIA. M.; Arriv al rt. ,. . Loa.s.l;. 0 If. al,; Cairo, 6:(W f. si . nt,- ... BSTCRWIKO. -t'. a CI OMMOUATIDS TIUI.VX3L Lea T-rto Flante at 6:SU A U Ince. na, 12:) P M. .Arrive J JL J " s.aaavit o:ia r. ; j. " Leavt-s Terra Haute a' 3:o0 P. M., . .- ,rn arrltal ot ExpTBa Tra ns Iro l I '. : ' Ciucinoati at d thf H ; Leave ?ln leonre a 7 : P. M. Al rive at Eva-sv lie :7 P. M. VISCE?fES ACCOMMODATION (.eaves O. A M .Junction at 0:40 A M.,dh arrival of Night Kipies from . it-r :..uit; iinclni.a I and Lcuiville. Arnvaa at kvao.vill 9:40 A. M. , iWr- Ilarirage chm ked througi to all principal point Mrth and Kaat. - - - - r.r .. JUlIN I SOLE. Jr bop't. . O JLWY-JS 112 WIS. loT" We tbabk our clever friend, Ed. Judge, for, files of late Mem phis paBJi5jt)irIitrAi,'ZAT"w3f. Tb Citr. CoaDoil is atill in 8enion mi it Board of I KgoalfzittorfJTg X XJjers. should look 0e beir- rtftarngiow, oif foroTer after told tbeir pe aoe. ""-" r JJtj?" A ; very baDdaome illumtDatioa or fhe night, of tbe lih was tb building on First street,' occupied by Anspacker 'S 'Son ,'It' was lit up from base to . - - - : : r dome, and made a very handsome dls A Good Thino. W are glad to see the fiyr'mix Stars and .Stripes again floulifi from tbn top of the stately flagel a 15', corner of Mln nd Water Streets On the, mopping of the 4 h a' man (we wish wwlrtiew-'hW frame) ascended the pole to the top, and pat a rope tbrongh ie"p"ulley afeat'-iiiatlhouM be well rewarueu. . . . j A Contest oftjie Status ' The young aaiea rrpreseniinir inn several states rolled a'' game of ten pins on tbe Fourth, at tho-' Creswntj (,'ity Springs. They rolled , two balls, each.- Virginia and Texas were tbe winners, knocking down 12 pins aeh.v( Cponecticnr, t cored, 10 ArkatiBAi, 9. .PennsyWania, Iowa aotl Xebraka,-failed to' knock any. . The Eabtbo.u.kea ,We scarcely got to tha'Earihqnakpa on the 4th, but they created, in neb, excitement and con. siderable comment, some' of which was not very ti-itterini. Several. ladies and gentlemen 'expreaacd Borao feeling on the subject ., It was an . independent affair, gotten up for fun, and the characters were ludicrous enough in appearance certainly and were suitably mountad: OvEavaus Tbe intense beat of Tues day and Tuesday night, caused a great demand for ice cream and other cooling refreshments. We made an effort to get into the new saloon, it) the old Council Chamber, but fannd it imposible, as, not only was the room full, but also tbe hall anj the,8fuir-wfty down to the pavement Wp 'concluded Ice cream would not be healthy when it was so warm. raaoKAi.r Colonel Geo. Pendleton, General- Superintendent of the famous BijUefontaine ..Cotton Express, arrived in the ciiy .Iaat ti;bt,aLd is registered at the Sherwood House. ; George is one ofkbe'moM accomplished eentlemen apdV. ardent patriots that wq know of; indeed, we may cay that he is an enthusiast on' 4he subject of the 4ih of July. tha, Ser fpaogltHi s Banner, .aad , Eail Colombia. ;THE CtLEBBATIOS OF THE FoCBTH OF July Ninety-tour degrees of beat in a cellar, and about .100 above ground in the sbade, did not render tbe 4th the most pleasant day we bave experienced, and bad a '.very decided tendency to modify the enthusiasm of staid patriots, especially' when thefr averdupois approximated 200 pounds, and tended very materially to diminish, the size of the procession. The day was ushered in by a grand national salute of artillery, and at an early hour Assistant Marshals of the day were dashing through the streets ia search of a procession, which search proved nearly in vain. The, soldiers and the citizen natorallv felt tbat marching through a broiling sun for a mile and a half would be rather exhaust- ! "ercise an respectfully declined entering tbe procession. Had it not been for tbe Turners and tbe Triumphal Crr and Band waoo, there would have been no procession at all; but with these a procession was formed and marched to the grove under the command of the Chief Marshal and his several Assistants, flanked by two unorganized and anmarshaled processions of "men, women and children, numbering several thousand. . The city had been very elaborately decorated with flags, banners, evergreens and national colors, variously blended. Jiere and there portraits of the brave ofbeers of the army and the late President of tbe United States. Amon the most; handsomely decorated buildJKi.TL- ""' m.n.li?n Jhe fronts of the stores occupied by Lowentball & Co., and Peter Semonin. Two vast triangles Dienaetl together, formed of the nation

al colors, extended from the cornice to the base of tbe second story. In tb

center under tbe cornice ia a chsplet o' -verzreens were the words "Washington, 1776;" below to the right and left, in like chapleta, wire the names "Grant nd Sherman." At the top of tbe eecond story, in tbe center, was tbe sentiment: "The Union " forever, and the French must leave Mexico." Between tbe seconed story windows to tbe right and left were the names "Sheridan and Thomas," and in the center, at the base of the second story, "Lincoln, 1865." Schapker & Bussing's large front was almost covered with flags, one large and twenty-nine small flags being employed in the decoration. The Washington House and the Crescent City Billiard Hall were also elaborately decorated with flags, and tbe windows of the latter were lined with tissue paper of red, white and blue, in preparation for. the illumination at nigbt the interior of the Adams Express office was handsomely decorated with flags, and presented a very attractive aspect. The St, Charles Saloon was covered with flags, and several large banners and flags were suspended ever First and Main streets. But the great center of attraction on Main street was. the graud triumphal arch at tbe crossing of Third street. The structure consisted of one grand arch with a small arch on each side, all supported by . four massive, pillars of Doric finish. The grand arch was sur mounted by a handsome golden eagle half plumed for flight Oo a broad sign formicg the capital of the arch, on the aide fronting the river, was inscribed LIBERTY '.ND UNION. 1 1776. X - 1865. Below, on tbe left and right, in chaplets of evergreen, were the names: Grant Sherman. On tbe periphery of tbe arch was the undying declaration of the imraortalJackson: "Qar Federal Unron it Must be Preserved." On the chapiters of tbe smaller arches . were tbe names, Dopont, Dablgren, Meade, Hooker, Veatch, and Palmer, and on the periphery of the small arches were the mottoes: "Freedom . and Union," "Iodependence.il On the obverse side of these arches we have: "Welcome, Soldiers, Wel come;" "Burnside;" 'Harrison;'"The Union Powerful- at Home, Respected Abroad;' "Oar Country Honors You;'.' ' FABAGUT. POBTBB. "Hail Columbia, Happy Land." In niches in tho center columns were busts in bronze of Clay and Webster, and on tbe sides portraits of Gen, Grant The whole wa, finished and decorated with flags, escutcheons, stars, etc., dec, in tbe most exqusite style, and looked a;emely handsome. "On Third Street the jail building, the" Union office, Peter Burk s and Wanseid ler s saloons were decorated with flags, and the Union -office with the addition of wrea'hs of oak leaves.. The high fence, enclosing tbe grounds, immediately .below the ZTnt'cn office was gor geously decorated by the! Turners with wreaths and . festoons of oak leaves, flags, mottoes, Ac, Ao. Across tbe top of the gateway were: ' WA8HnGTOS.! " 1776." - " LINCOLN. "1865." Then two mottoes in German, which we translate as follows ! " United we are Strong." " Fresh,, Frolicsome, Free," There were other very handsome decorations in different parts of the city, but we have not time to describe them, bat mast follow the procession to tbe Ores cent City Springs, which we were enabled to do through the characteristic kindness and courtesy of a mnch esteemed and excellent friend.," When we reached the grove we found a vast, concourse, of people, and every moment added to the number. We shall not attempt to estimate the number, but have heard St estimated at from 5,000 te 12,000. '-'v-'vi. The grounds were very handsomely and taste,' ally decorated. Tbe main stand was large and elegantly arranged On the front were 'the mottoes: "United we etand," "In. God we trust," "Victory is ours," with flags, spangles, &, && In front of the Stand were displayed tbe battle flagslof the 24tb, 2otb, 42d regiments and of the 1st Indiana caval ry, stained "with" the T)eafthgsr"of many storms and riddled with ballets. On an arch between., htrf and ha tables was the inscription: "Our Flag is there. Attached tothetrees over the grounds were small flags of various colors bear ing each ' the nam of a battle for tbe Union. There were Gettysburg, Jones boro, Kearsarge, Corinth, Chattanooga, Fort Donelson Five Points, Pea Ridge, Perryville, Majvexn Hill, Fort Fwber, Cold Harbor, Kenesaw, Stone river, Magnolia Hill, Champion Hill, Memphis, Rioggold, Culpepper, Shilob, Fort Henry, Rappahannock,-Draneeville, Columbus, Island No. 10, White Oak Swamp, Vicksbnrg, Eaoxville, Mobile, av r il r -. - - .nr-i - - gemots, marietta, vYiimmgioo, Murfreeaboro, Savannah, Fort Wagner, Aattietam, Richmond, Fredericksburg.Sumter, Port Hudson,- Port Royal, Brandy Station, Lookout Maunta'n, Wilderness, Mississippi River, Helena, Nashville,' Winchester, New Orleans, Falling Water, Newbern, Eaton Rouge, Shenandoah Valley, South Mountain, Cedar Crttk Atlanta, Petersburg, Charleston, and perhaps others, hut numbers we noticed were omitted. The programme, published ia the Journal of Tuesday morning, was car ried out with the exception that Gen. Shackelford was unable to finish his speech, and Kev. W. H. McCarer pro nounced tbe benediction. Rev. Spald ing read the Declaration in a clear and impressive manner, and, the music by the Choir and by the Crescent City Sil ver Band was really inspiring. The oration by Gen. Shackelford was very able and eloquent. The theme was the rise and fall of nations, but unhap pily when a little more than half done speaking, the General became so faint from previous illness and the oppressive nature of the weather that he was on able to proceed, and had to be taken home and a physician called in.

This greatly marred tha pleasure of he day, and greatly disappointed tbe arge audience who were eagerly and ith deep interest listening to the discourse. - - -After the exercises at the stand were oce through witb, dinner" was an

nounced, and soon the eleven long tables were full, and a fine substantial meal partaken of by thousand ..Others had taken their own dinners for tbe convenience of their children, and spread them beneath the shade. . . ' . The crowd was so great, and tbe day so oppressive, 'tbat tne large supply ot water was' early exhausted, and much complaint of thirst was made. Messrf. Damron, and their helps, did alt they could to supply '.he want, but their cis terns were soon exhausted also, and in fact the vast supplies of all things prepared for the occasion were used up long before night. Alter dinner, the crowds of people wandered through tbe grounds admiring the great change that has been made on this attractive place, and many were the eulogies we heard passed upon the good taste and energy cf the lessees. Tbe great attraction of the day waa the grand triumphal car, wbich was really beautiful and rendered still more so by the three dozen ' young ladies, se lected to represent the various States, Tbe car was made by placing a large platform on a wagon, with seats arranged in the form of an ellipse, allowing the young damsels to sit facing outward. In the center was a raised platform, on which stood, leaning on a pedestal, a handsome young lady representing the Goddess of Liberty. .Tbe covering- of the car terminated in a beautiful canopy, composed of, red, white and blue mosr tin, and handsomely decorated with. ever i greens, flags,, spangles, &c , 4c. A w'de muslin curtain surrounded thebasfclbe platform, near y concealing the wagon beneath, on which were the following inscriptions, " What God has Joined together let not man , put asunder.' " Distinct as the billows, but one as tbe sea." "Free, United, Independent" This car was drawn by six noble horses, bandied with Coosumate 'skill . by' tbe driver." 't -; e: j utiui.-'; e. All the young ladies were dressed ia white except one, who, having; lost a father and a brother in the war for the Union, was very properly arrayed ia mourning, forming a melancholy contrast with tbe wbite dresses of the others, highly emblematic of the mourning hearts all over the land mourning" tot the loved ' ones laid on tbe altar of oor preserved country. - Each young lady wore - a white ribbon on which was Inscribed the name of some State and bore in her hand a small flag..v.The general verdict' was that this wi tbe great feature of the celebration. ' 'At night roany 'hodses.' were ill unu nited, but we have not room tO particu larize,, but cannot' forego mentioning Chandler's Block," which ,: .was , fairly shrouded with Chinese lanterns, ; i . i Thousands of people congregate) B Water street to witness the fire works. A model barge was anchored in the river. on which to make tbe display, and tba crowd seemed much pleased with the display. Some portions of it wese very handsome. "While this was going cn the Crescent ' City Band made glorious music on tbe roof of the building on the corner of Main and Water - Streets, and Young America tip town was having a glorification with shooting-crackers, bonfires, &&, -4c .'. .-.'"' it. . '. Neither at the Crescent City Springs 'nor In the city, so far as we have learned, were there any difficulties during tba day. We never saw such excellent order where so many people were assembled. Everybody, byU mutual tacit agreement, closed theic business hoases until night jvithout any proclamation from the Mayor or request from tbe Committee of Arrangements. Altogether it was a success, aud but for the intense heat it would have beet) a tremendous success. -. . .,,.a !r THC T DBS KM CcLEB RATIOS. Thfr Turners Turned out Tir' large force on tbe 4th, and! joined in the general1 cele. bration p( te3ay. Indeed they formed, the processionanf butfor them there would nave oeen none. ij About -two o'clock in, the afternoon tbey quietly detached' themselves from the crowd aad retired t Emory's Grova to carry out a prevloosrrrangement a nice picnic, -masic, speeches, gymnastic exercises; and fun and gaiety generally We visited tbe ground during the after noon and were not only much - pleased but greatlysurprised, iby many of the feats performed. i I"' When we ' arrived,1 ws found our elc quent friend, Joseph P. Elliott, dis coursing o the crowd. ' He paid a glow"? ing tribute to the patriotism of tbe German adopted citizens, and especially to the Turner 'Association,) He was loudly and enthusiastically applauded. He was followed: by Mr. Bischof, who spoke im German, but afterward requested not to report i epeeeo, CAfter this a pleasiugand indeed won derful entertainment of gymnastic feats were given,- participated ia by Messra. Julius Knoll, Le'wfs" ElTerCof llsnk, Adorph Ffafflirt, Sihler, Fraik; find Matters Baumgardner, Willie Knoll, and flther small boy..'-- - Many of the feats were eqaal to any we have 'ever' witnessed in a regular circua A greased pole was erected and a hoop suspended to a chord, by which it "waa raised cr. Jower4d Jo the hoop were attached pen knives, pencils, suepehdert, and" other articles. -l Each boy paid a small sum and than went for an article." Much energy aad perseverance were displayed bylhe hoys, and most of them succeeded , in reaching, the prize;' soma failed when-they thought they were jast going to get it r-. r-f,- ..a In another place" a kind of dram, made ot slats, aad , sospecded on ita axis, about four feet high, and at one end of it v pole " to which, on a craaa piece, was .attached.. a numberlcf arli? cles, which,' for a small sum, was offered to whoever of ihej hdys'thatTcoald get oa the dram and reach. them, J7s did not see the experiment tried, but, ww

presume it- would afford-mnch amuse meat" " - - We are much indebted to the Turners for their liberal hospitality. The Crescent City Band and Ossenberg's Band made music for the occasion, and the young ladies in their beau(lfut car visited the grounds and were hospitable entertained. ' . s5STThe. Mississippi Squadron has already been reduced to the limited re quirementsof the War Department, and the men have been nearly all mustered out to return to other pcrsuits. The dissolution of this order, of service will largely add to the cumber cf pilots, engineers, and other steamboaimen in tbe regular river basiness. Among those recently discharged we notice the tame of Mr, C. C Cotton, who was the ouly volunteer pilot from tbe Red river trade

Mr. C. has been in tbe service twentytwo months, and received honorable mention on frequiQt occasions, from the commanding officers. He led the Red river expedition nnder Rear Admiral Porter, last year on Fort Hindman, and was also in the Yazoo and Onachita ex. peditions. '.He piloted the Uniud State steamer Gazelle, .No. -50, tbe boat to which Buckner and Price gave them selves up, ' wbeu the .surrender took place west of the Mississippi river,. Al though in several hot engagements Coll came oat all right . He is efficient in almost any ..position of life , circum stances may ' place him, and is also a most estimable and social gentleman. VuiCBjiKEa , Items.' The ,Vincennes Gazette, of Saturday,. contains the fol lowing local items: fn"--Thk tWHCAT Caor.' The- wheat crop in this locality we are told by our farm ers will prove' a failure. In eome in stances hoge have been- turned into the fields,' tbe grain h ot being- worih tbe la bor Jiiat it would take to gather itc We understand that the receiotsof the Catholic-.Fair, which . cama -off in, our city last wees,, amouniea to near. i,I A straneer was thrown into the river on' Monday last dj some of rbil oheri' :j' . . bl i I... .k Unail vttmni h tury I lao . toruuiu bera It appear that tbe man bad been a rebel soldier and on tha arrival of the I train ccntaioinztbe . veterans, be want r . ' i f ., r iea some or tuem to went lor me rauiey Honse, but: instead of 'wenting for tbe Pauley they ewent lor him and he; of Course went iato tbe river. Battle : Flags. The battle flags of Vba 14 e, '25th and Aid regiment, lrc diana Volunteers, and the battle nag of the 1st Indiana Cavalry, have been kindly -loaned by 'Adjutant 'General Terrell, to be usd in our celebration of tbe coming 4tb of -July.: As we noticed tbe flags of tbe 24ib,25ib 42d, and 1st, Cavalry, suspended: from the Speaker's stand at the Crescent City Springs,,, we tKink friend Jackson has probably, made, si. alight mistake., - Look again, William, rj,,! ,-,: ,;. , Z-sOcsaliilVoticos - SaeT'Do not, forget the auction sale at Charles ,M. Johnson's oo Fis street. between Cherry and, Oak, of household goods, his. moraiag Mw. o'clock, by Hiram Nalson, Auctionar !..-. Ji ' ' ' i . , . : , l.L Jo Commlitcemeii. . " ' The' members of the Committee :of Arrangement! and Finance Committee fpr the Fourth of July, ' Celebration are requested to meet this (Thursday) even- ' -a 'li'-t.'' 1. ..:' i'l - Pi J:' tag, at cigub u uivca, at too private Oioce of the Post Office. The business , on hand Wilt be' to examine "aud pay bills and close tap the financial' 'business of the celebration.' A full attendance is r qaes ted, . gtaT'AIl persons having bills" against the Committees for service rendered or articles furnished, are '-notified to band them immediately to Joseph P.' Elliott, or either of the other Committeemen. r ,' ' 1 "! '. ' an n ii ii- i. I ! ; -'!i; LOST. rt ' ! ' .On tha : Foertfa t of July, a TUCK MEMORANDUM BOOK, of nd vain to' anr-' one except the owner. -'Tba finder, by taking or sending tbe same to tha Poet Office, and delivering it to any o( tha clerks or the Postmaster, will be paid for any trouble he or she may have had-rj VD iic-wh-, f jaly6itltw. .i 0' " - "J v i t" m 1 '.' 1 EcsKXA-Bazaar pa.SALK. I now ofier for aaja the; sto&k, fixtnres. aad good will of the- Eareka- Bajtaar, eThe.oty reason, that would iodtrce me to dispose of my businesr ia on-, account cf my-hr-a'U -To any parson or firm waatiag to" start1 a -the .Family f Grocery, and House Furnishing .business, this offers better inducements than as ever offertad.in Evangvilte. JcCvpv as I bave spent ve year, w Jxiildiog - vv' a Spreodid traae, ea. strictly a casti basis. H. A. Coot' U0U8EH0LO tOODS AT ACCTIOX. I will sell at my residence, on First street, hetween Cherry and Oak, pn Thursday, '. 4 "4 1' k'w AA ' W-W ' - . - e." ' juiy om, isoa, jny llonsebold Tand, Kitchen Furniture. Cupboard ware Ac. 'coosisting in jart of Crpeti, Chain DivanSj'SofaA, Bedsteadsand Matrasses, Bureaus, Stands, Cooking ' Stove Ac", Ac, with all the various articles for housekeeping. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M. ": , " ' l'p.. Chas. M. JoesiTo. Hi bah NELsosVAuctioneer. " July 4 d2t - RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ' 'A mamoroth Basket Meeting wit be held at Forest Grova, flvwalle bw'o Kockport, ladiaaay on tha KansTtlla and Kockport ro d, courmeno ing at If a. m Angnst 3d, aad continued over tba follValng Sabbath. MiaUters aad members frm neigkboriag cliargae ar kisd'y Invited. By order oi Committee. . , , . , ','-." , J J.-BTALtAED, P. Kl ji. t -1. H AWES, Paslor: DIED. fMiiiif A P wttL, Blec of 6. Walkrr aad Kr. A. K. Walker, f th Kvauvill Femate Inatitut. died of Typhoid Fevsr oa Toordsy, tha Ath of July, 1365, aged IS year .' -Hr mala were lakes to her pa enu,; at IaMticvUw, Xy. tb same day, a .tba Robert Bars. . r , DISSOLUTION. TH PASTHIRSHIP HERZrOFOBE XX- - ietlngWteera Taraee A Oeathnwt. n,.. oivd by mntaalcaBmt. . H O.Gwsthay will coatinoe burl Dee at tha eld stand. So. 15 Main straet, aad wlU astti all claim either for or against said firm. - ' . . A -.-..-v..' T. W. Tlflt Jf IR," - " HXMBY C. GWATHMIY. July! 116. jy-wl

BOARDING.

SXVrM oa KK RT GX'TLIMEX CAM 6r pena n?at boarding at Mr. Jobs S birleoo'e. oa FoO' h. awtw-ea Ma n a- d Loeawt St JtS-lw CITY NOTICES. Board of Equalization. rpHK COMMON COCsiIL OFTHX CITT OF 1 kvuuav 1 will mrt aa a Bjard of EooaJ aalion; at tba Citr Council Chamber ia aaid city, ea Monday, th 5th day of Jan I860, at o'clock a. m.t fbr tb pnrpoae of equalising sad correcting the aaeesaoe.it of real and personal property, and will con t lane ia eeaaiou from day to dav. til ra!d aaeeaaou n:s are alt roaallaed and correctrd. . All trt pavrr ar reomsted s rait crevloos to tb mAj rBmnt ol tb Board, aad ezam:n tbeir aaaesament. W. BAKKR, Mayar : Notice to Contractors. THE COM MOM COUKOIt, OJ TBI CITT OF Xvaa-vill will iotv sealed nrutnaala lor cl anln the ratters ea twenty aoB.rea abent b,l" A) b-i ia I u.tb eaii bide will be cpened oa Dill Saturday morning, a v o cuki. t By orutrof tba Couacil. ' A. M McCSirr, Clerk. Eanav 1 e, Jo'y n, IguA. jr-St l aloa oopy rpflK COMMON COD.NCILOF THKCITTOF 1 Kvansvlile will rec v a'.d propoaal an t II Ja:y tea 17th, 1886, for boulderiog Flrat trtei of eaiJ city, fr-m l.o nil strml to Laet street, a ai tenc of at "tat 2 ltui feet, fp-rln.-a tiou may be seen at the t fliee of the City C rk A M. MoURlrr. clerk. . Clerk dffl.v, Kvansviila. Jar l. U S JeOO GROCERIES. riJST I E KITED, AT THE C.TT OBOCEIT SOi lb Frneh Bnt'r, 3"0 des ,gv, ' 23do Cfa rken. . Abw- A good lot of Cew Fee4. Trv It. jy2t CROSS, DAVIS A CO. HOTEL. CITY HOTEL. ' Evansville, Ind. P. MCI!! & SOX ..... PKOPR'S. Cor. Water & Division Sts. X7 ARK KOW PRIPARIB TO ACCOM I f - nw lataiwolre or fourteea boarders oa le mct reasoLab terms, wa being elermla d t gAva oil re aatufaotlon, aad thanklul lor paat la.uri. tt'e folicft 'oar htr of patronage. : . V lay lioardan ft per wee. je'T Sw Walnut Street House, MRS. L McLYTIRK, PR0PBIETRES8, . : Cr. Wain ait dk rtret Sir!, r- . . KVANSVILLE, IND. aT FawitllD and al-g'.e gentleman can b aeopnamtiM witu goon ttoaraing and lodging at reaacoaoia rate. 1 p'Af-3a :.t.--X3tiirriett House, t ri, . ClXCIXai ATI, OHIO. ... Silas F. Ki'ler ......Proprietor, (Formrtly f th Gait Hon, Loalavtlle. apll-ly NATIONAL HOTEL, i( Corner ef Fonrth and Main, rMKTCAL.v' X U.KAS, Proairlf tr. mh2T.dAia. , . . , ,, . t mediual; ro tbs et'Bg or CHRONIC DIARRH 03 A, PIL33fJ! Having permaaently located ia the city of " Evausvillo, Ind., . IW0TTLD BESPECTFCLLT ASNOTNtl: TO tba ait I tana of Vanderbargh aad aarronudieg countie tbat I can permaeutlt case all case ot Chronic tHerrbna,er Pile, no matter ef hew long ftaaatog. . 1 hoee receiving mjr treatmeal maet continue with me dnrlug tbe entire line, and uaiee a, .,-.,.. j -j . - i: . ai t . PERMANENT CURE 1 afTcWd, BO c barge will be ade for either board, medicine or treat went. All I aik ia a fair trial , having neve failed of aoooeea la b traetcaeat o I tbe aiiove diaaaeea I could glv tb beet pf re ler uoee, but deeej It aaaeceeaary, a a care- I war. ranted lu every laeteen Beaiileace : . .BULL'S HEAD HOTEL. ttT mt " " atn a ar. at tar MUSIC STORE. Warren & Conyngton, i L ni . it , , Sheet MusiCy And Muncal Oocdi of all Pucriptunu, V Agent for Wm. Knaba't. Patera A Watk-, t meal OaUer's, and Alien A J. watt's Piano, and 6. D. A W. H. aiutth's spteedid AmericaaiOrgaa. Thahoat Itallaa. Freoah. aad Kngllab Yloll Cnltar, Cello, and Double Baa String always oa aana, w noieeat ana neuii.AVer Intrwmat twaed aad repaired, aw- old Pianos taken in eaobange for new a. Hew Mnsio Seceived Daily. 50.1 UIX.SU' KYAXSYILLt, I5D. ;.eetv,r . .. . t . . .i .: NOTICE iTO, SHIPPERS. WTM ABJt BAV1N0 COASIlEBABLB I IF V t ICC LtY in collecting nurcuaee bills wbteb &Oow goods a r argea la Sill I ailing owlag to tbe Mercaant her claiming teat ibe gvaas- - ill Merchants lu taking thrir orders promised tbea time on their b.lla. ewd ea bl(.plg th guMIs place same is til is t,otng aa energy, nl era Iter all god wbich tb parttea her elaim a baviug -bn bongh oo lime, and tha BurVhaa bill ar entered a charg', will be shipped back at 4bspcuse f Avdvijle eterchaata. aa wa don't propoee to 'collect tbeir ilm bill aay longer.; , FOWLKB, MILL A CO., Wharfboat ProprUtors. . Padncah. Jan S2.'Mi - . - - . J.T .NOTICE. ll T BIIKAO, MRAW AJfU Coaii . . KATKKSl We'hav"sord off oor old tocA of Fteq ', and ar new ia th market waih F reae Whiteaad Bad Wkrat Flour; Meal just ground; Cora Joe throagVlater'i and vary Bl j and alee a, in mall or terra doi,Jaat te euit patieate, at tha ttonthwrn stnla. cor.-L-aat aad Caaal a tree Bvaaavilia, lad. 4 lOtlHEiKT BEOTHIkS j , ; LOAN OFFICE. Ilouey -7-- - Iloney .:t advaxced ox r. , ; Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Jewely, Pistols, Guns, : Musical Instruments; : Ladies and Gents' WEARING APPAREL BED CLOTHIHO, ; IIou.iseb.olcl GoocIm ...... Of EVE It T DX3CBIPTI0BT. . All article ef value bought, old, or exchanged at ... TBI ' " UNipN LOAN OFFICE, , ti, , No. Xortli TUI rd St . . (A few doer below the Washington Botel.). aT" All traneactioc atrictl conBdeBtial. - All od redeemed pledge ar old for th am'nnt do.. , . H. GCMBXaTB. AV A iso, regular licensed Auctioneer to mil seal aetata and pvraoaal property. Atrtct attaatton paid to tbia department. alS-Sm GROCERIES. rrii totjr cows. A Lot Of choice Conntrv Hr.n freab and eoarijut nctlved aid for al low, at VICK EBT BBO'B, -U2, Mala treat. T0 ATOEi! POTiTOiSI TOTATOES! C W era till vine tho choice Kesteva Po aloe, and will sell tnem che-p. bend jour order, be'or tbey a all gene, to t tcnaHi nave, iJi, Main 8tr t. TJI.0Ca AXD MEAU. A gitra Family Flour, warranted both ia seels aud barrtla, and Freeh Corn Meal Joat received. For sale cheap, and delivered in any part ef the ritv. be VICKBBY BKO'o, . Lr2, Mai a etree. ' OATS. - - 0;e hundred bushel of Oats Ib str end ler Mis by . TICKEBT BBO-S, 13i Main Street. X BIXD APPL8. tJ A :b boioa lot of Dried Apple f"r sale at doced Bgura by- TICK KEY BUO'S, . lAa, sat evrsev. I1AC Ii a choice lot of Surer Curd Ham, flala d . Clear Sid and Dried beef r sal rb-ap ht

VILKXBT BBOB. . 152, Mala Street. :::.. . :

STATE HEN TS.

SECOifD QUARTERLY REPORT If ile Condition of JTu Ecantvill National Bank of EcanntUe, InHi ana, on th Horning of July 3, 1S63: mesocaexd. Wotee aad Bill Diecoaated SUl.Aga CS U. O Boed deposit, d wth U. B. Treeaarer to arcar mreatatiea tOSO.OOO SO - U. B. Bead dpeitd with , C. 8 Treweier to arcar . .- deposits S-1,00 00 TJ. . Bon ia ea hasd W.SUO UO 0. 8. 7 S 10 Treavary bole oa head ...... So. 100 00 Furaitur and tiutntax PreeaiBBia ea Boe.de... J Bemitlaaeaaaadethercash " Si5,rx 1. OO 0 j Ii,U0 OJ X.7S7 sa Due from tb lk.low.af Katloaal Bank i Third hattoaal of H. T. $lt3,?Oi T Caatral MaUeaal. ef Ciacinnatl . S.etf 8i - 81 'A XTA S4 TJ First NatioBal. ef CI as a- . ,. Due from other Baaks O tiseaa' Bank, Loatsviile Lawyett Claciaaati (vana A C., dadaaatl... Heat, Mortoe A Qaigly, '-""ee'l. , .ml Oab ea Heed Clicalatiog lieta of tht Beak , ,,, ., ,, Clrculatiag Mote of ether tialtoaal . 1-Ml 00 8, ll St ' BeS S t-3 Tt 5.6J9 Tl 6,bOQ OS 61.6S7 CO pecie.. lea) SI Other lawlul mooey... li,uU UO SAO.T&S St LIABILITIES. Capital Stock raid la tdOO.OOO 00 ClrcalatiBg Ao tea recelv d from Comptroller S,00 00 IBHt.ldual IMpo ts..S41S3 61 C'Dlud rtatee D, poena 13.ul 81 tol.tH T3 n. . k. - -iini w. - f . rv. v.iu eieItoaal Bank-. Commercial Hr. Cia. aauoaal Mle.e Beak, Terre Hau e Doe the totlewlae aHaie Banks Evansvllle Braech Bask .Bk Ohio ValUv, Cta M te ' eeo co S3 SB 1S.SM St as is 4A.SAS M W J. Lowry A Oo . A.&A bl 0,M B ProStaad Loes l.SAS at l.4T,Ut SI STATE OF IKDIAKA. ' I Cocbtv or'satjaaB. J T SAMUEL BATABD, CASBTEB OP TBX A BvaaavUla katloaal Baah. d hereby anl aw, ar that th above a lutein eat tree, to tb beat of my kaowbdr and better. v.. i ,AMCEL BATABD, Ceai.tr f aWsra aad eMeecriAed le ' , . eyara at, I lAerd '' '' 4., - dag Jmlf, letiS. t It, s ROBERT A. HILL, Metary PnblTc. 1,411 EIGHTH QUARTERLY REPORT Of tht Condition of the Kr$t National '-Bank ef EvanmlU, cf iKe State of I- Indiana, an I Aa Jtomxng pf tht tirtt i Monday qj July, 1865; A SB E ITS. Ijeaa aad DlaoeetiU . Cam nt Bbb.-., . IS2.4AI IS l,rl M Pr.mtuai oa V, Beads " lamittaaor aad other each Items . Due from Baaks A Beaketa 0 S. thn.de aa poaliad with t j , Treesurr te aeureclree1 fati a.... k.; agWeo An U.S. Bjob aad T-3J da-. , , , , s.r.i is 13fT lf?,7T TS F-xitad ta acor uovsra. teat i-T"."a D. a Boadeea bead Other C. . Binarit ee.. Caab oa heed la Hatieaat tank Note ............ man) t,,i. , xi.ino on .6S 7 'M,A1S TS Caah ea head ia bwei f n Bank Mole t,Vt OU Speote saA S I Other laaful monry m.SSI ti 13 AilT U 1 V LIABILITIES. ' Capital Steak aald ... ..i00,0iO 0 Surplus rund.. ..., 3eU tl Clrcnwtlag Notes from Ooaivtrti w..: 10 ew Kdivldaal IV u .U 81 tA 7 V.8 Deposit U.VJl M Due B kaaad "ak era ...... - Sel lolarest sad kr beige ! .. ... . , SvtH i STATE OF INDIANA. Uetiim ea Vasa.avsa., T JAMES H CUTLEtt, CASBIEB 01 TBB A a First Naliotial Baah of Ereaavtlle, do eol etuely a wear that tb aaev Matemeal at trae, to th beat of my kaowaads aad oeiier. JA4. B.COTf ER, Caakler, f were aad easati ihtd a . Aer ma, (Ami 'Atrat de mf Jmlw. 1S6S. ' L. s.J A. O. UACLOCr, Notary Pubtw. Jyt FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT Of The Merchant' National Bank of t vantvxue, Indiana, on the " Ihrit Monday of July, 1865. (Thit Bank .Commented limine oft tke 3d day of BESOCECIi. Bill Mseoaated - ,0l 14 OflLce rislura.....,.. . 1,T Curreat Iipeoaea t 2,r0 1 Do Bom Katloaal Bank . . od Baak-r. SO 33 SO 0. B. Bend desxwlted with 1 1 Jli ' U. 8. Trraaurer for circaUtion asoo.em 6t C. H. Bond oa haad.... laiw t D. I III Treasury , Mote - , B baad. ., . 00 S.1U0 00 Cash- . .'. ' . epaO - - 12,1 S1 Nailon. aad 8 a Vaik ' ' ' Notea ,. . . t.j 0 , j Legal Tead ra aad other law lot money , ' i : .'1 '! SlAO.t.' SI LIABlLlTTBA. Capital Stock paid la..... ri.pn.ttor . Prt aad Loe.... ..... ,.SO,0r) no Ut M 1 A3.0U4 41 S,A 'Cl STATE tiF INDlANA, , j" ' VaaoaascaoB Ootrartvl . 1 J : , . JJOBH B. BOCBE, CASHIER OF THE , Mercbaata' batlunal Ba k of Evansvllle, ladlaaa, do solemnly (wear taat tha above tleI trae, to tbe beet of my keewletige aad belief. . , , JOHN D. ROCHE, Cehlr f mare le aad tfae . eeoe eae, (Ale lAerd ,' 1 . ' ,. .. , , dey mf Jl. IVA. ' ' t a.) CONVERSE CLAVE NT, Botarp Pablifl. J't-IV , PAPER HANGING. , T.CAIEllf803r., ; iPaper Ilunger, -tT st 1st, arrwata acisastr ora, . . wyAiTittE, IJfD.' " ' tVeavaarea(e. . Vepklali alar.: . . t.xiw . CUTTING TIMBER. IHAVg BEEN INFORMED TBAT CERTAIN tree- seeevs hew bees cetllae timber o my land la arctlOBa S3 aad S, Ealybt towaship, Veodervwrgh oewatTi ledteee. I will alee Fl P. TIEN .DOLLARS BE W a UD ta aay eae wba will glv to my agat. Alvah Johaaoa. such la fvtioa a w.l lead to tb oavlcttoa ef rock trrspesr. ktUti' :ru.V. aT.STOCXWELL. MEDICAL. .IS'. :' i 11 l.i '-. , ,: ;; ; .. ' WfOl kon run mnr tear MAT8EW S VENETIAN HAIB DTE kea ateed the east of trial, aad U soaataaily twtraeeiag ia public favor. THE YA A ETf A9f BAIB DYE I the beet aad eheepeat made. - It pries i ealyTte.aad each bottle eontslns aoabt ta foaatlty of Aye la taoe uva.tly aw ar vi. THI Hals DYB la aaaenfectered ayaaeca. llar prooeee, wkich render It -isSaltaly a a parlor iaanydy lath marks. aWiageemplet la ea bottle, ao prep.ratioa laraqairaet, wkich gnat I j atmpliae the polleatle. IN CBli Talis VI yoa aveid tea reety. dead aDaearaac by wbleb dytd hair aad wb lakers era ao readily teaaxBiaed, whea aa le'erlor article has beea ueed, a It produce a perfectly Betaral eolor of aay (bad that i dee Ire, fmm a rieb bsewatea Jetty, lastroa bUck. that will net mat, crock or taia tb etotaleg. laveet 76 and yea will be conviaced. . bold by all Drug gists aad Fancy OJOtvDee'er , A. a. SIA1 mmvo, meeweanr. DEM AS BABNES A OO., haw York, Whole. a'elrmu.- , . myia NEW MUSIC. FAHTAUIE BBILLIANTE ea Glover' eag ef "Hop oa, and yet Bafoicx," by Ik. (Tatkias. Thai teaa'lful iaalxaaaenlel pise sbeald cammead a great rua aa II ia a krat cUae eompoaitioa, by va of oar awa ciuaats "LOIIB ABE 0 FA IB:" By W. Klaket OMralst Httle Ballad. M WHY DO I WEEP BEilDE THT GBAYXt " Son br I. c at 1 o in rr. " LOVE CHIDIMG:" Maiarka. By A Pacher. At WARRXI A CONYAGT 'N'S. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. THE CNDEB8I0IIED WOCLO BESPECTfully aaaeaace ta -the mtlsee ef Evaasvlll and vieieity, tbat ba ha opeaei aa effise a Baal JLe'ate agest. Aay aaraua wtabtac te boy er ell Baal Aetata would do well te give him a ceil befcee golag aawam, aa be ba a large actlty f choice real eetat oa bead ler aal. once wttk r. Maiar. Third treat. Wat wee Le. cost aad Mala. . A. O. eCLUVAN, Jaao-kwd . aUal AstaA Agent.

1BRARY NOTICE.

rInl ILL B f AS ELECTION QELD AT A tbtih ary rUams. la th. w ... i. n.n bulldii tb. id Mond.y In J.ly.,7H , cmH ecJ?r2?C I!,. " yr ir.ul dau ef . n. i.iinr K rant a men have leva saniiBDi toe present Board; lr Tirol, IT f liaas. Z 'r. Lowentrall. 'X$?a' htcnt r. 8 heealanh. lttiii g becrata-y, D. O. Mark - Ta er. H A Hhita.y. kit l.llr ' J" Vat. F KeaBaVr","' " W lBOI. All thickholJeri are imu.uJ k. -..t prempil, D. Ii. LAMPn.i t. .J'3-1 " EVcordlag Wy. ' NOTICE. j- ; To Builders. J,H RlLPINaOFTHSCOUBT HOrBE .J'," of mi "villa, Ky , will be let l-aing tb Brat day ef Court for . rerwae wiaoiag se aeueriaas wilt Sad l er ...... . . ,h i.i..1i. 1.1 - xeaalaali Tae roatrMtor will be reta red a' - aine aumcteat canty lor HI ralSllmeut vlr contrart. INO. MOBTOX, . i , vV. O.HALL, ' I. C. VOCNH, : . 1. L. WEATHERLY, li ADAMS, comatimlooar. ' JJ-4 UNDRIES. h inter's Ink. 7 MAVOW OW BAKD A! ASSORTMEN bewelak, B.k Ink, attack aad Colored J b, wbich w will i at reaao-ab.a aaia. tt. a. Rl aTON A Ol. 5 Flour. "'""A FAMILY FLOCB lour, at Na. 30 Water street. M. B ALSTON I O. B and Bhipituff. TrT EEfgn BY BAILROAD AND I Sblpstua'. r BUaTOH A CO. a a by a. . e Crackers. BMALtf OK BAND, WHtCB WB wii eell tw York prior. ' a.S BUITOM A CO coal: - NEWJRGH COAL AT No. G.Vator Street, (Hsxtor to B Brnes.) MESSKS. Bi K3T A WHITTAEER kar be arpci AgenU for tbl any Air the abov C al aad be preparrd at all Ilm t. amioei to name iivma ia eav pert el tbu clli :lliia I tbealoeet Lamp Goal. uroat' a ..I ibLi get lueir i later If would do wall te purcbaes. at or. i boeeniog Coil caa bate tbclr Oedara Cited proa by epply ng to UCRSr WU1TTAEEE. Ha. a, r 8 treat, Evanavlll, last WM. LoVB, iyS.dgw Prop ef Kswharg Coai Miaea. 1TICE. lmpornt lVotlco. All rKaaoKrviNa claims aaainst tl. eieem-r . i ami ball, a-ade prli.r te No. Sid, iMill pree.nl teem Aire Dyer fur peameatr lu August With. lei. apVUu 80 rBAMCld PRATT. Oepl. W.L?APER, &C. 1HIBT RgOI 1 V i A LA R Ja A N D WELL J selected seerf, ot Hell aad Window epere, plain aud -ed, which th publl are Billed to eell ahamtn before parebaelag aasehe-e. A ler anew oi.f Taonreon's aaw poem taoaa I , price a seat I t f v 4av4tlljr waalltyIIlBBwld'a Ea tract aaraeparllu. doee U small. " Thoe deeir l.t.t quae and iarg dueea of aesdl. etna Kit R. ED FeeEeed I 1(,T0NS r RH TBT BRAN, It' So. ship stag, . - 6 do mixed d For sal by SEB A DCSOOCBET. J.2S-IW FRUIT&5LLY JAESw FEUrjAES, JELLYPOTS. livery nriet y MARK& ARREN'S 3Vo. IM Mri Street. tolyl - . .., t ., - ' .:i NOIE. VOTICE -FROM AlPTES THIS DATE, i imm nviw . mtn ' I, Bond with us st Aarnrao. f COBB A tx. a.Taeevnie, may ,7tk, - -dAw wh:y. ORAHOE VALr WfllSXY. Bewtrs) of Uerfeits! WE. THE CNDIAUtD, FOOTE, NASH A CHt . at Llanraaai. -k. ..i. C istor of Iba w.U haoaad , uraawe Tel. y Wbiiky, ba. beea ia, uteerteTa per. oat la at i eels, Mempldotbar pieces, bave iairiDged apoe ear right ceeafrl.it. eg aad aal eg the above tamed bend alee a. bare ef ear breed., wblea ar eaiiy trade mark Wa h en a p.I.v ill t . . . - - - ' - -- .'r p TIJ ,a.t ill will tiroMcate Ih.at t .. .. .... , . - ' . , ; - 'mii ..mbk w. n . . a -r - aua lampre-. eaitioa ba I be not eolj tarf mm. B tbe fa o.a, but all- fur aw, r, Wmf b, iMaMl. the . Tlv.l . . . . , ' ,v save liMgauy a ed ear bread., mv avo,,,,, ty M..' . .a .,iv tti,BMnt te . '"SASH A tO. IAD Bstaaa. AO and a. -. . u rlile, arvaeilleg the geeei.ehi. j yl 2m. STRAjj. S TBATCD FROM TBHcii,... TiwedayUat a BAT 1 wltl, ...',. ate m e mile wraeaa , A a ta'ertort raw.id w.u ( bu M ; ry at tho obacc laotcry I J.ly .'-Std 'H TEB A CO. AUCTJ. Country StoSc Farm i at vuctoiv. THE UNDERSIGNED gr,L AT PrBlie aoctioa, ea Ibe praio. Jridsy, AngTist. 1883, Hi baainees piece la Marrs.ki0. Pee. Co.. . Iadlaoa. oe th apper l. Ml. Vsraea aad feprlBgOeid.aed Waat a rJMU,A beta miles from Etansvill. co( s acre of Jroand, with Urge aad c.ot torm and -well! eg hoaee. earebouei core erlie smokshuaae, yonag orcbarty miling well' etc., all neerly new. uuatv,iUB, ,J bo; ' Ma. well aa health. .m tbre. moatb from date ol Bale, Mh ie. , oa. . . AL-O-A smaH Farm of g of nleh , are ib-r, 7 i meadow, hjni ,.h a feiliag well, e e , lt '.j,,,; lEBMa-iA-a ea each . day'f ..I.; . halaaoe ef half ibe pure v nay . time of TrH . 'CL '.""'i purehaaera glvisg eolea baarlog lktw3rM (. brt. gaga or otaerwU aatlsfecU . zae property may a. teg aaytlme be. foretbeaaJe. t mlhimnutimi.n.

: 7. 2 A U , At tbM place, will be dteoontlnued. "ternes belonging ta this agry will be setti the Brm t Aurora, lndia.a. esstd by H. brlaiy. tU-ofBoe la Ibis pie , who oolyborlxed ledraw an.

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