Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1865 — Page 2

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HANCOCK Honi, HEN.-ER'ON. ITLKA8K VXTttNPED Tbla .Hotel M b leea 1 on tb p'eml'e oa Frfd jr. )h- 14'h dev o' in' J, IB S, f ib hlrheat bidder for tb Wm o' lnofx'i, wth tbe nrivit-g of ary number o yeere not ix'-edlng five; teeeee giving bond wit' Becorily, payable quarterly E0 GVi A. fVQQ, Com'r. ' Hid'fon. Jone 29 , lffia. POUND. M'HI PFKAON WHO DR PPED AOHILU' 1 bonnet from tha third atory minium ef ib Creecent City on th 4 h, can bear of l be ealllig at ibi cHice tod paying fr hi mtlo. - - - - - jylO.rflt, WANTED. 'PWENT? LAfilU-TOHAKI PA SIT 8 AND A Veete. Competent peieTO will find "I'ltml en p'. ymeut at J.J CMIS'S, . .JySl w Corner MId and Third .tie . SITUATION By it ynng man, who b been n officer In the L aim army f r t rre yeatBaa bad expert at lk kptg ut writ: log. and la t (Mil Umm. fUiary not ao much an of) ct aurdv employment.. Rf Mti-Goldman, B. if A Co. and 8wei!zcr A a, j ward., require at Go'dmaj, Berg A Cv.', or at llila office for threed.ye. J",T'' 3t Iwin to cwrur twelve cabpkm tare, to work ebont ft rt mll.- up Qion rlrrr. Rg'mort, .Mureiu . A B.JTd, A'ir'lit'iel., JjU lw WM, . BArllj 000D will be YJCVTALE COOK GOOD WAGE paid. -E-.quir at Crtecent 0iy . v. , . J tw rpO RENT A SMALL COMFORTABLE X hou., with lh n or fonr room aoltaWl for email 'muilf , am eligibly tilil !td. Eciuiie at iniaomc. 4 Jr -w A. OOD WHITE GIRL WASTED TO Ml the work ' r a licall family. A Minn ttlrl preferred kLqalre at tba Joan ! iflic. Jeid tf FOR SALE. 7, ff'HB AFRICA H METlI'DISf CB1RCH X propi rty ou iark tret, being lot a, block ft, la Hi. toorih Enlargement of tba city of Evanavtllr, lad. Term ta h. Ai uly to JyS BEV HAGAN GREEN, Paator. 0"E FECOND BAND HAT PEEKS, AND 16,Cw feet LiAiler. JjS-tf GAFF, COCHRAN A CO. ' 1BE8CKNT CITY BAL003 PGR 8.LK., , Tba anderefgnrd wiehea to aril to a reporieHe pereoo one-bel' of tba Bar eltuateJ lotlteCreaeedt City Hot!, t will aall It toaaf ana tu 17adrralanda tba butliioaa, at a bargalu. Trrroa carb. ... 1 ' " ' Jyk-lm ... . O. W. B8ANCON. AUODFE AMD LOT ON THE 'ORNJlR Of i'burry and Second atrrrta. toTilronf Wm. Hid Bill iJH-lm Farm for Sale. ' t-' pOSTAlMNQ SIXTY AOIB, ON LOWER vy mt. Varoon road, 4 mile from Kanavlll, In good ttaia cf cnlilvailon. wltb Rood frocea. and a i od larxa Irani bi- and barn and wltwr w' bal dliiKa. an bi b nabt wltb r witbont tba crop ai praaant (rowing on ih plae. - will- La old low by A.O Pl LLIVAN. HOlK A KDToT f OB 8A LlTSITU f Eb OM Ninth air at. betwaan Vina and P.yramore. Will ta.od lw by A.Q.BtU LI VAN TTOUE AND LOT ON II MILTON 81 EE fT, A.X Kaat r waab'BKtnn airent, In Nortbrra En. 1 arganmbt. Tbah uial3rr bgh, contain 8 n onia, Km t, elutxtn nu cut bnl dlniia. Wl t baaolilnwby - - A. 0. fLLLI VA N. 'I UK HTaAMEa CUULEW, A OuOO nl'EBN J wl al abamboat, of t adlum all-, with trrat fiower lor H.wi k, and rll h.r r gilng, a aba now eye at the Uudii ( at ETanarllla, for aain at alow price. With a fi-w rep-ln ihe can La made a Talnald buat fur I w wafr. Kuqo iei f O. MAGIIEB A CO., J ' Ktacavllli-, Ind. 5N CK BUiLDiKO LOTH IN allAErFa Knlarr. m-ut T.iai caah. Kuquira of B. Bkltinn, at tiioaa, Parle A Co.'. Eeiidence for Sale. . .. . APPLFNDID I-UBIBBAN BESIPaTNCE. Or lira ecraa, within tb city limit a two tory brick bona, wltb alible, Ao., and frnitr of all daecrlptlon. Will b told low by tnra.'t A JOHNfiOK. 1 COAL. NEWBURGH COAL at :. - : No. 6, Water Street, (Next Door to E'Brrnis.) M1 EMSB8 HATBCBST ft Wl ITTAKHK fcar L bi-.n aiHioinifHi Axanta crthi cite for tba abi re 0 ai au4 will l a prepi led a. alt tiiaaa to deliver nl Lump Cnal to partis IWinc In any part of tba city. .Thia I tba niccat Lump Coal Lrooa t ta -tlila tcai kt, and paraotia wiab sg-tn gei tbair Inter enp(,ly would do wall to purcuaa 1 ourm -inue Wianing uo,i can I'ara ihrir orden 01hd pronipth , by apply nt to HATHCHSr A WHITTAKEB.-' -No. tt, Waur Street, Tanarllla, Ind. , v K JjS,2w . Proprietor of Nawbur Coal MJum. ' Wnmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmi WALL PAPER, &c. JCBT RECEIVED A LAKOE AND WELL aeleeted Mortraeat ot Wall and Wludow 'apera, plain and figured, which the pobllo are 'Drited to cell and examine before pnrcbaalcii ,lewh-. " Alec a new eopply of Taocyaon' new pornt-, I'8 AaiiiM In paper ooeera, prio casta, COAL. It ockport Conl. CTtAMBoAtS AND DEALERS CN TISD O a conataat eopply of ibi aape'lur f'aW for ale In quantltle to ault and fair price. - w . - Apply to POWELL, COOK A Co , Jl-'f Upper Landln. Bock port. FOUNDRY. CHRISTIAN KRATZ. -, V -1- -AT a- k T ., Xyiuriupri; vi arm ueiimilD) FOUNDEX AND MACHINE SHOP, Cor. 2d and Elm Streets, EvansvillC) Intl. j 5 : Manufacturer of Steam Engines, Boilers, And all kind of STEAMBOAT AND MILL ' MACH I IV JQ2 RY. Bran and Iron Caitisgi, of Every Description. Made to order;" ' SUG AR M ILLS , AND ' EVAPORATORS. DEALER IN . . Gum -Belting, Wrought Iron Pipo and Fittings, Fire Bricks, Tiles, And Eerythinj in thii Line of Bnsinen. Agent for tba celebrated J hn n.Uian Patent AJnatabl Reaper and Mower combined, with Self. Baker attached tbe beet Harraating Machine in nee. Farmere will rail be'or pnrcbaaiag eleewbera and aee tbaee tried Machine, preferred is all the W -.tern State. Bona Front aad all kind of Ornamental Outing need In tb Bnilding line. Air Oratea, Star Plate Ac. made to order In the lateat atilea. Workmen ennt oat to do any rer aire or aet nn'aay Werk ordered. 3EI. 233 Ji? J3l. XH.X C3Done at Shorteit Notice, 1HAVK alio bought oat tb atir atock of pattaroa formerly naad by Mr. Henry Scrlbner, and would reepectfully aek a ihar of the patronage of tbe publlo, being, by many year' t inert-, no, acquainted with tbe want of the comrnu. nlty in my line of bualneaa Jan.a. CHRISTIAN KBATB. WOOL FATOiRYT joi w Bins. ..o. . caat.... . JOU W. QRCES & CO.V. ' Proarletora of the - . - E vansville Wool . Fac tor y, COB. BOND ST. AND CANAL. Would re.pcttuily call your attention lo the fact that our factory, whtca we detroyed by brelaat tall baa been re built and ia now in operation, and prepared to tail la Wool, for manntertnnug Into the following O ode : Jeans, Saiiattt, Lii ey, Flaaoei, B ankeia, Coerlula and ttocktnt; latii. u .wwre. injeatuie raioj. .. . . We afaall aiao eai eavor t hare lb abute uhmi on hand eachang 'or wool or eel) fur caao ' aan paid tor Wool at bi.'hiwt market pr ca. . Paraona living at a dietetic and dxiriu , Banding their wool to u, aaji ir 11 by river otherwiiand ali each wool eatrwatc4 to aa ail iwarire proutf I attention. .... s . ,3, K.:-. On of tk partBejf. baring all y at expeileuoe tu th bnsincea, ere ieel ooondaat that a on will leave u di? tisOed. Pries iaiw ruraltkiMi e g application. 7il J. W. auDEK 00.

"LT IP EVANSVBLLE CE AWFOR DS VILLE JUMSEE, 18S57AREA5GEliIEIIT 3 TRAINS Im t valval j Daily, (and)a txiplnf).jn f How.: 5-K At M ACCOMMODATIOJ4V topaail Sttk n4 Arrl. ai Tiacanoi 10:3U 4. M. : Torre Eaote S.Lri A.M.'MAIL. EIPRE. A.r.iw at Vidccodm U-.17 P.M.; (O AM irvlua !- f ,r Ka.1, 1 ifi P 'c ; f ; tor Wea-, A-Jitt P W.) ; Anita ", it.Tarrii lino , P, .. 0011 cm; t- . r j 'f '' log wi.h Axp e-a TrMui aa follow: TEUKK IIAOTE A HI HM0ND B K. . J La Tea Terra Dauia at 4: P. M ; ArrlVta at la:U apoli 7:ii5 P. M., making clo eoooftciloa w tn iraina or Cii'cioott, (lolaiiii'Da, abd all Ciab-tn f.'tilna) and lor Chi jo, Tola . ' .... ik and Xvtiolt . KT. LlH:Sr ALTOS A TERKt HAUTE B. B. U T rr Hud at :."" p. M. ; Arrwat MalK.on :4j P H. tkl 7:U A. M., and miikiiig dirxt i .16 ! in (lit all puiitta iu tba j liorth-Wrat -X-W nUDAtlU..- . 1 '"Arnnii t ViuansM e":43 P. M . . . ,. ; M. Trail lTa for Kat, 10:45 .-.-j i K M ; Arrlraat LoniaTllle :30 A. M loc.uii.li, MtUU A. At.; LaaTe f - , r ' I't Wear, t A. M. : Arrir at rt j ' ' . Loaia, I.KI P. at ;Calro, 5:i0 a, kl . BETL'RIINO. r A ICOMOTUATIOS TBAISaTA LairaTi?rre Unnte at 6;.Vl A H. ; Vluca noa, la:2i P M. Arrlre at . , 1 Eunill;6jl P. M. -'rt3PAII- .. . , XA Imim Terr KanVe a X :i0 P. M., u . .... .-. ) rn arruai or Jipra Tran Iro . - 1 Cibcluaati ai d the Smit; Lmtp Vln - ... en 111 i 7:'A P. at. Arrira at ' Ev. lla :I7 P. M. I.CK.MQ.S ACCOMnUOATIOSV7 Lmr O ft M. Junction ai 8:40 A I Af.. on arrival of MiKbt Kxpraaa from ' Ciulaiia'i and LouiflTiUo. ArriTe 1 at a ill ii -Ait A. M. , Ba?enK chockrd tbrouga to all principal tiohiU kurth and Jtaat. 1 JOHN I SOLE. Jr.ttnp't. . , Be'sii'r,Bna look at tbe fourth page-' i .g-r.i . i s t , , , .- 11 ' - " 1 - - i t&'Qoo. Harrovr was registered at the Sherwood IIous on Saturday. He leu on tie iagle for Loaisille on Sat Ji..,. Not Killed. Tbe man who was' re ported killed by lightning at Emory's Urova'j on Friday was only stormed severe-j, (hell8;hInTb"Kaving shivered a tree by which he was standing Another. We' bad another glorious rain jetefday fiernooa,, which t very e8sentifijir coo!e 1 ;the air and reanimatedfwitherihg vegetation." - Salk ,orr Mclei. A large, sale of Government mules commences in Nashville today. From 3,000 to 5,000 will be sold ' " .. . . , , MrF-DeU ' of 'the 'Sherwood Ltouse, having gone, to the Springs lor the beneut of his health, our musical friend Theophiim Russell is runoing that rxirjular hotel. ' lie knows exactly how. , i ;f; ' . y . JStJaVAmoDj; tbe strangers in tbe city We ate tllpaPll in mppi nut nlnff.nt . , younp friend, Dr. Josh. Cobb, formerly 05 lidflyyille, bnt more recently of New York, and' uncle to Capt, Josh. V. Throopi TbC loctor is in robust health, and wears finer harness. -: jf , Turned Ovsb Two gentlemen of weight, while approucbipg the city on Saturday in a bogy, accidently turned their vehicle over, spillicg themselves on tbe grou nd". Ilappily, the only damage done wad the breaking of a shaft of the buggy. ,A"UTkD at Home Tbe 65th regiment has been mastered out and thoie belonging in this city and vicinity arrived at hqme on Saturday. No regiment in the array has. done more efficient service in the work of suppressing thajsehllionT . , J A. i Sr Major Gen: Charles H. Wood. Brig. Gen. M., B." Wood, Major F. H. Wilson,' and other oflicers of Major Oen. Wilson's staff, anived in tbe city jesterday by tth Morning Star, en route to Mobile, and are stonnirxr at th A marl. can IIonSe.'5 Major Gen. Wilson, it will be remembered wiibj 1,200 or 1,500, whipped the rebels, 6,000 or 7.000 strong, under 'command of the rebel Creueral JJiok .iayior, at Gnswoldville. Ga , while Sherman was making his famous march to the Bea. Taylor's loss exceeded tbd entire U. S. forces engaged two to one. Wood's loss did not exceed 150. . This was the only serious fieht the infantry forces had on the route. 1 SaD News. We reeret to learn that belt has been rtceived in this city that Mrs. Jamey Van Riper, well known to many of oar citizens as en excellent and amiable lady, died in New York on Saturday morning. iter husband naa been for the last three years an attache of the Western branch of the bouse of Fatman & Co., the great tobacco factors. - Wasbisgton and Lincoln. One of the prettiest concrp ions that ever en tared the brain of an attest, we think, is aa engraving we saw the other day in the show window of Warren & Couyng ton, on Main Street. It is the reception of Lincoln in the heavens by Washing, ton, and tbe latter about to crown him with a chaplet of evergreens. It was tbe conception of a poet as well as a genius. Run A way. We saw a beer wagon 'attached to two grey horses, running away on Saturday morning. It started on the leveo and ran up to Water street, and proceeded down that, and wfuld have"'brought up" against a wagon in front of Hornbrook's store, had not a number of men by violent gesticulations tamed jhe horses out into the street again, the wagon of .course following Proceeding down Water atreet,tLe wagon turned into Sycamore street and disappeared. B ., After a brief absence we noticed the wagon, with a man ia it, traversing the vybarf, following tbe hones. It is tenera!y supposed that tbe wagon would not have run 'away if the horses had stood still, aod we concur in the opinion.

OHDAT-

ur KaHnfsctnrin? and jfechanlcal Interests. Meetings have been held at one time tnd another, and speeches made, and articles published in the papers, in the ity of Evansville, to urge the necessity f increasing oar railroad facilities, and -attending oar commercial enterprises, tnd opening up new fields for our river lavigators, and enlarging ?ur hotel accommodations, and improving onr wharves and streets, and providing better roads for communication with the interior and with neighboring towns. All these pfans have been advocated in order to benefit tbe city and to insure its cootinned growth and prosperity. It is well that public attention has been called in the ways specified to the subjects above-mentioned, for by so doing several laudable and profitable enterprises have been inaugurated and rendered the means of remunerating the projectors and adding to the wealth and importance of Evansville. People are apt to become absorbed in they- private concerns to the utter neglect of tbe pub

lic weal, unless reminded by others of their duties to society. There is oce large and vital interest in the city that is not likely to die of neglect, but which can be greatly strengthened by home encouragement, .1 w ta - ana wmco, mus sirengwenea ana vivified with exuberant health, is capablaj of adding immensely to the prosperity of the community and of every member thereof. We allude to tbe manufacturing and mechanical interest. Encourage it, and it will repay aa hundred fold in solid wealth and comfort Neglect it, and the public will suffer from tbe bad effects, in common with the numerous persons directly connected with this class of business. : ' If Evansville depends entirely for her welfare upon tbe mercantile and commercial interests, she may succeed in becoming a first-class city, and she may not- Her future overshadowiag importance will depend very much upon the degree of rivalry npon the part of other commercial points, and the openin up of routes of travel diverting tbe trade legitimately belooging to her into other channels. Bat if she leans as well upon her manufacturing and , mechanical interests as upon the aforesaid, her eminence amongst sister cities is assured, and her " controlling power in this region of country only a question of time and public spirit and private enterprise. Few places have better advantages in tbe manufacturing and mechanical way than Evansville. She is located right in the midst of a region rich in coal, minerals, and timber, where all the great agricultural staples can easily be raised, and where there is good reason to believe that petroleum exists in large quantities. She is situated so that her manufactories and mechanical establishments can get water and fuel in abundance to furnish steam for motive power. There is nothing to prevent this city from being the great manufacturing center of the region of country between LouTsville and Cairo, Chicago and Nashtille, if our citizens only realize the necessity of giving aid and encour agement to our manufacturers and me chanics. These we have who are enterprisingt energetic, intelligent, and skillful in their respective branches of labor. We have both the personnel and the materiel to enable onr city to hold her own with those that are most favored. As good work can be turned out here in any given line as can be found anywhere in this country. Nearly all kinds of mechanical crafts are carried on here, on a large or small scale. Steamboat work, agricultural implements, plows, axes, spokes, bubs, and felloe, wagons ' and carriages, mill machinery, tin-ware, brass aod copper work, bnilding materials, cabinet and carpenter work, chairs and furniture, marble and atone work, bricks, boots and shoes, hats and caps, confectioneries, : clothing, saddles, bridles, and harness, trunks and valises, stoves aad hollow wars and other cast-iron articles, lumber, staves and laths, tight and slack barrels and tanks, railroad machinery, iron and steel work, cigars and manufactured tobaco, wrapping paper, gas fixtures, dental fittings, medicinal compounds, woolen fabrics, carpets, the product of the dyer's skill, millinery and mantnamakers' handiwork, guns and pistols and their apparatus, mattresses and bed coverings, iron railings and other wrought iron work, printers' and bookbinders' work, soap and candles, beer, ale, and wine, photographs, stone and earthern ware, iron safes, roofing, bread, cakes, and crackers all these products of mt nufacturing and mechanical skill, and more that we cannot specify, are turned out now in Evansville, and the , quantities of each can be vastly increased and new kinds added to the list from time to time, if employers and employees will harmoniously co-operate, if banks and moneyed men will strengthen labor with capital, and if our citizens will fully appreciate tbe importance of the above mentioned interest and give it all the aid and encouragement in their power. . Commerce alone can and has built up cities, and it might possibly do the same for Evansville. . But it cannot be implicitly depended on alone. Bnt join Manufactures with Commerce in this place, foster and enconrage both, and Evansville can hardly fail to be a large city. Her position and facilities point to that result - Manufactures have built up cities, and now form the chief reliance in sustaining many in this country, and especially in foreign countries. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Newark, N. J., Troy, N. Y., Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbue, Dayton, and Zanesville, O., Richmond, Madison, and New Albany, Indiana, and other places, and nnmerous towns in New England, find manufactures to be their life-blood. Evansville may have the same experience. Evansville ought to cherish her mechanics as the apple of her eye, and extend to them all due encouragement Thsy are tba bona and sinew of a city

as the fanners are of the country at larg As the persons connected with onr manufacturing establishments aod mechanical shops prosper, so will the city prosper: as they suffer, so will she suffer. Evansville will find her best interests dependent on their welfare. Siscclab Accidest. JL little daughter of Mr. Collet, liv'mg on Second Street, was aroused front her sleep on Friday night by the rattling of a vehicle in the street, aad, jumping out of bed, started across the floor to her mother, when she fell on the floor, dislocating the elbow and splintering tbe bone. - A DisaosEsr Clebe IIeavt Robbeet. II. U. Hunter, of South Bend, led. , on Friday night, 30th nit, robbed the safe- of Cart J. II. Wilson, A. Q M. of Paducah, of $17,510. Lie was the cashier in the office, and deposited the money with a citizen, 'who, either from fright or some oiber cause,' upon tbe public announcement of the robbery, divulged tbe whole thing and. gave- the money over to Col. Syoaes, commander of the post. Hunter is in the military prison, and it is thought that he' will get his case turned over to the civil authorities, and finally be acquitted on the plea of insanity.

t-Geo. Gfant is remarkable for smoking. His greatest performance in that way was smoking the rebel Gov ernment and army out of Richmond. Louisville Journal. We guess there was more fire than smoke employed Tn that little affair. Local Notices, Ita?" Forrest's Minstrels at Masonie Hall Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, July 10,b. 1 1th and 12th. Do not fail to witness the performances of this mammoth troupe.:: Tickets 50 cents; reserved seats 75 cents; gallery 25 cents; children half-price. . , , It Sale or a Weece. Don't forget tbat the wreck of the steamer Katie will be sold to day, on Hall A Rudd'a wharfboat. ' " . Medical Dr. J. S. Lower has recently opened a Drug Store next to the post-office. He bas an extensive stock of fresh drugs, and as he contemplates giving np his profession, Ais whole time will be devoted to business in the store. He hopes by unceasing energy and un tiring industry to merit a liberal share of patronage. Give the Doctor a call if you need anything in his line. He has also a well selected stock of Perfumery to which be invites the attention of the fair, more especially. ' julvlO It ixr otrayea or stolen irom - near Adler's Stable in this city, on the 4th of July, a bay Horse, middling size,' about nine years old. Had on a hog skin pad saddle, bridle and martingales. Any one leaving word concerning him at this office, will be liberally rewarded. 'jj-7 Jons B. Yotnio. EbbekaBazaab for Sale. I now of fer for sale the stock,' fixtures and good will of the Eareka Bazaar. The 'only reason that would induce me to dispose of my business, 'is on : account of my health. To" p,ny person or firm wanting to start in the Family Grocery , and House Furnishing business, this offers better inducements than was' ever offer ed in Evansville before, as I have spent twelve years in building up a splendid traae, on strictly a casn basis. - Je9-tf H. A. Cook. GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS t;jbctaaw And PISTOLS, AT Greatly Reduced Pricea! C. KELLER, 5, main street, Importer -and Manufacturer of au kid as 01 guns, PISTOLS, and RIFLES, AND DKAIER Itf v; fOfPrs, IED, CAP8, ArffW, rIRTKIDaiS' POD. -FLA.-KS, SBOi-B'Ga. m. BA (alargtanortrntml), FINE POCKET KSivm ASi m a me, wLKtao - - VAtiE, ALL OB ' Of OtSBt- J 1HD PI TOLS, ;, , i4 Aad Kvcrythlnc; lawalljr Foand la Gnu Store). j- . aFGune made to order. .J ay Particular attention wivrn to 'rerialrlcr guue aao pieioia. iyi9,aam. KANAWHA SALT. If I (MM tAROE AKD SMALL BABBEL l I , llJ on band and ta arrive, aad tor aala at the loweet market price, ly - I. BCFFKBB. So. 6 Worth Water 8t., over Flrat Karioaal Baak a Sm , SUNDRIES. Pi inter. Ink. , WE HAVE NOW ON -HAND AS "ASSORTMENT of Newa Ink. Book Ink. Black and Colon d J b Ink, which w will ee l at reaao ab a rate. K H. RONTON Of. rlour. Ofin BBLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOCB -.uvy imp aacxa tour, ac ra 'f W.ter ttreet. B 8 BC8TON 0. Bran and Shipstnff. JTBT RECEIVED BY BAILROAD AND Biver, 100 aacka Draa aad Shipatuff. . Fur by &. e. BCsTON A CO. Fire Crackers. 1 A SMALL LOT ON HAND which wx XX. will eell at Mew York priere. It. 8 BTJ'TON A CO. DISSOLUTION. aHE PARTNERSHIP HERE OFOBE EXJL iatlng b.taaen Turner A Geaiktoev ia dieclved by mutual conannt. H O-Gwathmey will ontinne bueinee at th old atand. No. 15 Main atreet, and will aet tie ail claim either for or agaiuat aaid firm. ; . T. W. TT7BNER, "' HENBY C. OWATBMEY. Jury 5. 1865. Jytt-tw LIGHT BREAD. Sweet Liiglit Bread. STBATTON'8 CI Li.fi RATED TIA3T COMpoond, the very beat article for family baking aver invented. Tbeee cmkea, whenever they have eome in competioa with other yeaat cakea, have Invariably cari led off the premium. Tna trade cab be anpplied at A. O. Halleck'a Drug Store, No. 1) Booth Flret atreet. Bear the PnetorTim. Evmnevtlte fad. , 4eta. , SALOON. lLXjOOIkT. No. 78 Ii:aln St. ' EVANSVILLE, ISD." , John F. Snyder A On., tbrmeriy of th let Tad Cmv , bar purcbaeed the atand formerly occupied bv Frederick 1 ck Baker, wber tbey will be alaaaad ta emjt e. efl wan eeev atf e lh;. - e-vaJava Not a few f the Want EMaordcra that afflict maukind aria from eormpUoB of th blood. Helmbold' Extra of Sarea peril la 1 a remedy of tba utmoet value.

BOARDING.

StVIS OB EIGHT GETLESE.T CAN CH'' permanent bearding at Mr. John S Mrlea. em Eowrth. betwe Mawa a d lat Ate -lw CITY NOTIC US. Board of Equalization. -"l tie cPM-aojr cor.tcTL or the rrrr'OT r A Avantvll will Bret 111B lard ol Equal xatlea. at the itr t'ouncil Cnattb-r i j a Id city, o. Monday, tb 5th da; of Jna 18o5a" 8 o'cfcuk a. e., fur tba pnrpoee of equaiixtog and correcting tbe aeeeaamauta of reel aud.p rs'Jbal property, and will continue ia araatow from d-y ro day,' t tiliad aw una a' at all equalreeu and cv reefed. All tax pyen ar rrqn.a'ed to rail prevlooa to the aj urnmewt at the Hoard aad ma It their axeeetmeota. - - .- - JJ6-4I W. B AKTKE. Jf.var. Notica to Contractors. The couHOKfrjujicis; fp te k ?itt ot Kvan-ville will fece.ee eraivd pruioea.' to cii-auin , the g-iUere "u twmiv r.a ab.ut S,0U1 M tu I bt th Sail bide aid tie peard .u xV ?lrdy morning, at 9 uduk. , , . By order of the Cootie!' . - . AM H GRiri-.' Irrk. Etanav I a J'y IrKa. jya-'it $,iju cpy 1'HB COVletO CttVNCI L uK THK CITY OF Evanaviila will reea ve .ea-eri Tfup.wal anII Juy h lltn, Istrt, f.jr I. .uidrnu Fir t etrrel of eaii e.ty, fr m to lm strert to l..-t rear, a di Uuri of aboet 2 lu) fvt. ' p iSoa tion may be a at lb-. fti of ib-i:,iy c erk. A U. McGKleV, t lerx. ' Cterk' Offlcv, HeaneViHis Jw-e 19 is 5 .j-20 FRUIT & JELLY JAR9. ".J.Uv.'t ' FRUIT J ABS, J E L L Yv i POTS . Every.Tjiriety " MARK& WARREN'S IVo. InljL IS AIain Street. -2 t-!-. NOTICE.: qO BREAD, MR A Tt AID COHSf.1 : l -.- i . .. -,, k ATEas ;.; , . r . We bve aal l elf sot aid atocJi of FIou -, and Br new In th market with Freeh White aad Brd Wheat Flour; Meal (net ground ; Oora.juat through eU vatore. and verv tie and laaa. iu email or large OJe,Ja- ta ami patient, ar tb nouinern nine, cor.-i. nil and Canal (treeta Evanaviile, lud. . , 4 4 ... IflLEREkBT BROTHERS. SAavauattlF wa. twali t y ilel tubota'a Extraet far, par ill a .be doe la amall. 1 k"ee Orairea lr.4uautlty,and large doaea of aaadi nine EBB. ; AUCTION. Country Store & Farm ATAUCTIOlN: -a. iic wavciiun, tut ymm ua tl Hi .Priday, Ang-nst ih 1865, ' HI bn.lneea flee lu Mrre towuehlp Poaet CrJ. ludiau. eo th uur-r Eai aville. Ml. v.rnoi aad nrnitfl-ld. aud Wiat I ranklin r ed. fi t. pn mile from Eraoevflie, cfliital-Tng 1 WTrrea cT g uuo., aim i'ge an i 0031111411 of ana dwei ing hoo-, wrel.ou, eublie. ror i crl a. moabua., young orci r.i, n-v-r falling well ate, allnenrly new eima'iou x alien lor buel Baeaaa wall aa bralth Potara ion riven thie month Irom data ol aaie, wnie-COthMwice agreed oa. ' : ' .H ... u ' ALSO A tmatl Farm ef tVi arrew, 6 of wtitrh are tlmb'r-T ln oeatow, th h m.ea, '!, never fallleg welF, ., In excellent c jBiIIiIob, about a que terai a mite f m lb aimer, plane . lKBMd Sv en .ch lo on day f iVe; balance af Lair ha pnrebae money a'tlrttaof making deed; tbe Ml Inaix monilie, .archaeen giving nutea bear'ng Intereet, aecnrtd by mortKaKeririervhe aatiaiccort- V Tb proaxtXjuay. bi inajfc-ftd aJl Auf t.tuaj loratneeale. rtlDllil'.E il KK11 d. ii tit. Jy4-4md4w ' i f r ( i . PAPER H ANTING, I n p e r Hari g- er riaar eraxxv, ktwbih nuLacaar iniua, , . -EVAKSVILLE, JKD fj -J Lava order at J. 6. Hopkiu'e atote. J-so-iw -CUTTING TIMBER. T HATE BEEN INFORMED THAT CERTAIN A tree aaaera have been cutting timber on my landa in aectlona 22 and Knittht townehip, Vanderuargh rmn. Iadin. I will attanriP. TKE.N DOLLARS , BKW Bp LO any oue .ab win give to my agent. Aim b Johuaou, am H in formation a w 11 lead to tbe conviction of auch tmpaater. l'2-tf . W. n. STOCKWILL, ' medical: r.en " - F0B MORE THAH TwENTV VKAES MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIB DYEliu atood tb teat of trial, aad i contta itly Increaeiug in pool ic favor. . rf-v . THE VENETIAN IIA1B tYB I the beat and cheapeat made, la price 1 only "r, aud each bottle oantain double the quantity of Dye in tboee aautlly aold rr II. f THIS HAIB DTE if manufactared by a peculiar proceaa, wklch readera it inSollely anterior to any dye In fh market. Being complete lo on bottle, no preparation I required, which grtetl aim pi I See the application. IN USING THIS; DYE yW ar.id tkab rnlty, dead appearance by which dyd hl rand whiaker are ao readily cecogu xed, when anin'erlor artirle ha keen need, a It pratluew a p. rfr!y floral color of any ahad thnt ie desired, (rr m a rich brown ta a Jetty, luatrru black, that will not mat, creek or atain tb clotfaicg. Inveet 73c aad yog w 111 on , ace C( told by alf Dnif - gut ana rancy trooaa ifea era. A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. DEMAS BARNES a (Xi.. Kv York. Whole. a'eAaear. ."k . m,2 NEW MUSIC. If ANTAISIB BRILXI AN-n d Glorefa aA'ig of nope en, aan: y afejoio-, ry Lit ltMi Thia bean If u I itatrurwaUi idje tteonlil com. mand a great run- aa ft Ie a firvt clan compos. tion. by of our oen ci'lfM.e LOVED ABE eO FAIB :" By F. KlLkel. Cnarmia littl. Failed "WHY l0 I WEEP -fEHDE TOY OBaYE?" bong by f. o linrnrer ' ' -. "Lo VtS CHIDI Mazurka. By A Pa ber. OTAKWEV a flJMT.NOT N'8 REAL ESTATE AGENCY. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULO BESPECTtnlly anaonar to the eitixen of Avan.vili. aad vioiBiry, tuat he baa opee aaVfie.a Beat K ata Age.it. In ieraon wiafvng to tny tr aril Heal fwtata would d Will tojji.e him . eail wiuii gving a'wwee-r, uun.i la-ge quaLtity of eheioe real ee'ate on baiid for Offloe with P. M.ier, Third - treet. htwean l o. cnat aad M aia. A. AfVM-LLIV.aN. J30 i kfal E.tate Arent. OROCEHIfcS. t T7EED YOCBCOWgTTl - IT ' ' . " Alot af choice Counffv Bran Iim and juat rrcivd ai.d for al low, at VICKEBY BBO'3, ' Iji, Maiu ntrert. liOi ATOEil POTaToast rOTATOAS! reoaivine fhoae chc ic Altern I Weir, mill Po atoea, aad will aell them che o. baud tour order, before they are all gone, to r . .. X3A Main Srre.U - FLOUB AND MEM.. Bxtr Fami'r Fl nr.' warranted bith in aacka and barr.Aa, and Freeh (ra Meal jol received.. For aala cheap, and d LivcraJ in aay bar I of the city, by VICKEBY rihO'ri, I fJ. Main Mreet. O ATS. . On bandrad btukeia of Oat la ater- and ler b . - 1 v 4 VICKERV BBC'S, - , DBIKD APPLES. A choice lot of DrleJ Apple for eale at redaced figure by, . V1CKERT BKO'S. l o. ...iicinii. ACOSl MAOiSI BiiloSI . , A choice lot of Sna-ar Cur d Ham a. riia 'ia " Cir Fidaaaad briedjieef f aawtb-apat ; -- -.I-;-.- . ViCKCBjraoa. .' i I .. . .. -. ... a . 4 l.M.Mai J BILLIARDS.; I HATE JtibT aJRlCIVlOl YIIBAtXl JINE new Billiard Tab .. Balke'a manntu-m-. lih Phalaa'a cue h ion a. tha laiaet improvement. They ar now ready f j ua,and loveit of hia attracUva ram are tnifd to aall and tr fh.m .t f h. St. Nnholaa Exchange, No. 6A Main ret. 4xx-wa . . S..JI. GBAMMEB.

MEDICAL.

I DYSPEPSIA And r - are Baaulttn Ira -a DisjrLari af LIFER A2S"D DIGESTIVE OBGAN8, ABE CCBED B a -HOOFLAND-. - GERMAN BITTERS!! THE GREAT STREHOTHESUTQ to -aria. . These Bilters have performed swri Cures HATE AND DO GIVE BETTEBSATLSr ACTIO -Have More Testimony! AND HAVE MORE BESPECTABLE PEOPLE i - TO TOUCH FOB THEM, Than any other Article in the Market f "We Defy any One to Contradict . ; this Assertion, And will jicty 81000 lo any aay one who will prodttoe aOartlftcatapaa. Iiabed by t-a that ia not Genuine. Hoofland's GERMAN BITTERS i WILL CCBE KVEBT CASE C Chronic or Ifenrous Debility. Die :, eases of the Xidneys, and Dis1 eases arisinefxora a Disoriered Stomach ! -5 Observe the following Symplon .. ng from Disorders of i nts resultof tkt iiyesiite urgans: Conatipation, Inward PileaKuilneaa of Blood la tbe b.d. Acidity af the Seumarh. Naeaaa Heartburn, Piaguat fcr Food, Fullaeaa a. W eiKbt in the stomach. Sour Eructation.. ' 1 : 1 staking or fluttering at th PI I at the ar t Stomach, Snimmiogof the Head, ' -in: hurried and diffloult breath- - log. Fluttering at the 15 Heart, Choking or 1! . SeOocating , " Sanaatlon when i - j h in a Lying Pvatura. I Dlmnea of Vleion, Ifota ' ' or Web before the Sight, Dull ' Pain and Fever ia tb Head, Dad. ' i vteaeyof Peraplratlon. Yellowneaa t ' the Hkin and Pain la ike-Sid-, Head. Back, Cheat, Limbe, Ac, Sudden Fluabea af Heat. Barniug In tba Fleah, Cooalanl Imagialag - af Evil, and Great Depreaaioa of bairit ,.-. 3El.oxia.oiaa.'roor' THAT THIS BITTERS IS ISot Alcoholic! . , . CONTAINS NO BUM OB WHISKY, And r Can't ; Make Drunkards ! ! ! i ' '- ; BUT IS THE s Best Tonla ' In the . "Viorld ! t ! ' BEAD WHO SAYS 80: From the B-v. Levi O. Beck. Paetor of tbe Baatlit Cbntch, Prniliertnn, N. J., foraaetly of the ..v.i.u i Diirca, 1'niia.lelplila. .a7 -.. a a a aa'i I bare known Uoofland a German Bitter favor. aoiy tor a number ot year. A have uaed them la Bir own family, and have been ao ulad with their effect tuat I waa induced to recommend thi nito manji ethare, and know that they ha v optrat'd iu a atrikingly benrncial manner. I take gr.at pltiwure ia thua piil.lkHy proclaiming thia fact, aud calling the ausntiiwof thoa am toted with the diaeiuea for which they are reoommeodStrrttrfheae BHtera, knowing from experience that tueee r- cominriidatiuna will be aaataioed. Ida thia more cheetfully aa Uoefleod' Bitter Ie iai"ua.a to feuent the alTllcled, and la not a "rata drink." : - Your truly, . ,: LEVI O. BECK. From Bev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of mo tiucyttopraia ot neiigion Knowledge and Christian Chronicle, PbiladelphU: Although not dianoeed to lavor or reoommend Patent Medicine In geueral, tbrongh diatroatof their ingradlentt and eltecte. yet know of no enm.-Iertt raaaona why a m a may ao taatily to iuc muriti, ui oeiierra nimeeii ro aava revived from any aimpre pr.rwr.tion. tn the hope tbat be may tbue contribute to tb benefit of other. A d thia th more readily in regard lo Hoof. land a Gtraiau Blttere, prepared by Dr. ii. M. e'ue of tula city, kecau I waa prejudiced agaiimt them for many year, under the Imp re, aion that tfiey were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, E.q , for the removal of thia prejudio by proper teata, and fur encouragement to try them when anOeriug frotn great aud long continued debility. Th naa of three kottlaa ef theee Blttere, el the beginning of the preaeat year, waa followed by evident relief aud rretoration, to a degree of bodily aod aaentat vigor which I had not fcltlaralx Btontha oxlore, aad bad almoat deapaired at regaining. I therefore thank Und and my friend l.r dirtrting me to th uaeof them. i J. NEWTON BB0WN, Philadelphia. From the Bev. Joeeph H. Kenaard, Paetor a trie Tenth Baotiat Charch ; Hr. Vaeaee,. DtA.a rlia : I have been frequently reneated to fon iii-it my name eith commandationa of diBVr'nt kind of niedieiae. bnt regarding tb praet ce a out of my appwprtata apbere, 1 hav la all caaea docliurd ; but with a clear proof In varion iaatancea, and partleulerry la my family, of th tjeeiulnaae of Dr. IlooOand' Germaa Bitter. 1 dejiart for one from my uaual euuree. to expreea my full conviction that,or geaeraf deMiAy of (Aa r'"i inf uptcUUj fr Liter Ciitaedaeat, af fa a aad eofexU(eprirfura(tea.- In aomecaaea It may fail ; bnt nanaliy, 1 donbt nut, it will be v-rr bona. dcial to tlioee who auSer from th above eaoae Youra, very reepectfully, J. U. KKNNABD, Eighth, below Coate Street, Philadelphia. 1 rom Uev. Warrea Randolph, Paetor of tk napttat cnurcn at tier man tow a, Peaa.t Dr. O. M. Jacktou, ueabmb: r-ereenal experience enablee mate any that 1 regard ta German Bitter mad by you aa a moet excellent medfoine. In reap of e tere cold and general debility I bav beea greatly benefitted by the oae of the Bittera.and doubt aot tli.T a. 11 produce attmlar effecta oa othere. i Your, truly, , WARREN RANDOLPH. German tewn, Pen. From Rev. J. H. Taraer. Peat or af fleddlae ht. E. Church, Philadelphia: Dr. JocAeoa, Dxaa Sib: Having uaed your Gemaa Bitten la my lamily freqoenti.i, I a prepared to aay that it Ami bean of great aervfee. I believe tbat lo !! geueral debility of theevatem.lt t th eafrst and moat valuable remedy of which I hav ny knowledge. . lour, reepectfully. . H. Tl aSZK, No. TSS North SiiaelreBth atreet. Fron th Bev. J. M. Lvona. formerlv hiui .1 the Colombo. H. J., aad MIleatowB. Pa.. R.ntl Churcbea: kgwBmraitLK.il Dr. 0. 3f. Joclm, Hut BIS! I feel It a btaaaarathae of me e.e aaord t hear laatimoay to th excellence of yoar leermaa aiinera. soma yean ainoe, being much afflicted wiih Dyanepeia, I anew them with very beneficial reanlta. I bar often recommended (hem to pren afflicted with that toraaeatlaa diaraaa, aud have heard f.om them tbe moet Sattaring taatimoaial aa to their great value. Ia caaea of general debility I believe it to a a toaie tbat cannot be eurpeaeai. xovjra, j. at. LIUML. From th Bar. Thomaa Winter. Pa tor of Bos. horough Baptiat Church: JaT.VacAjoa, bill bra : I Seel It Sua to your excellent areparatioa. HooSand'e Germaa Bittera. to add at testimony to tbe deecrved reputettoa it ha obtained. A have, for year at time, beea troubled with great diesrder ia my head and et-voaa eyatem. I waa eilvieed by a friead to try a botbe af your German Bith-r. 1 did e, aad ban experienced great aad unexpected reitef ; my heal r a ha been very materially benefitted. i confidently avoemaieud the. article where I raeet with oae al roliar to my own. and bav beeaaaearod by near of their good eSecta. . ' BeapectfnUy youra, ' - T. WINTEK. Roiborungn, Penn. From Bev. J. 8. Herman of tba Germaa Pr formed Church, Kntztowa. Berk count v Fa. Dr. C Af . JacAtoe. 7 BxaraaTcs tii-I bare beea troabled with the Dyapopet for nearly twenty yeara, aud have Barer uaed any medicine tbat did me a mack good aa Hoonand'a Bitter, i am very mack improved fax health, after having takes five tot t lea. Your, with reepect, J. S. DESMAN. PRICES: Larr ix, holding nearly doobl quantity, Jl iA) per bottle half donee S 09 Srall ix. 75 cent per bottle half doaea S4 SO BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I Sea that tbe afrnaruraof C M. JACK. BOS Hon tba WHAPFER of each bottle. Should your nearest drag trie t aot bar tba preparation, do aot be put off by the intoxicating article that amy be offered la lu place, but mud to tu, and we will forward, aaeareiy packed, by expree. Principal Ofllce and Manaractorj 1 JT0. 631 ARCH STREET, - PHILADELPHIA, Jones & Evans, XSueeessors to" C M. Jackson & Co.) PROPRIETORS. aW For aal by Irugglct aad Dealer Ib ever wb bx tba United Slate. oaU-itwoAwoww

COMMISSION.

Watts, Crano Bt Co-, 43 BE0AD ST., HEW T0SK, ' TOBACCO and COTTON FACTORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION Merchant. , . . . . W. C- Watts U Co., SO. H.TXMPLE BUHDI50S, DALE STEEET. LtYKRPOOL KIQLAXD. CO MM I S SI ON .1 : ... i. ., 1 ." T '; V: . . ri ; i M Merchant, FO TBI SALE OF AMERICAN PRODUCTS GENERALLY. Brown, Iriinkersorj & Co., ETASSVttLE. DID. ' Commission IXerch'ts FORWARDING AGENTS. Also, Especial Agents' for tke 33 olio Trxxtcxx COTTON EXPJIESS AND EBta TRANSPORTATION CO. Warr. Caaara 4fJ Vew York. W. C. Warra A Co ,..H verpl, Eaglaad. Wrra,Oiei A C.. Pejoreh, By. Baowa, Duwaiaaon A Co tv.t,eilie, lad Given, Watts & Co., ... Tobacco and Cotton FACTORS, , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FINANCIAL AMD TBA PS- , SULPFINtJ AGENTS, 1 IVew Oileantt, Vtu Oar Maee ra. Ol.uty F. Gtv. aad Wm. B own will proceed to Bow OrUaac al oaw. to take chrg of th above old aetaAluAed Commiaatou liooaa, and womld otluit the vatreuag of th public. Each of tit above a anted Arma will advaiic opa akrpcaeaU aaade the other. Rapeelal eilaatiea girea ta trana-ahipment af tol'aooo to Earopa aad the Atlaatte Cltiee. wiib taa aomblmad axpertaooa, capital aad IBctllttea of oar aeveral auaa.otloaa. w oarta all can aff'V each InducemeBU ta the oommerclai pubil aa t hey rarely have prveewted to them, Very reee.ct rally, GIVEN, WATTS A CO. April let, 1889. mbl. Bollofontalno COTTON EXPRESS. 1 ' : - . r OJH.Y TES DAYS TO lW tOOK TIETB GUARANTEED! ' ' T'BIS LIOHTNINO EXPRESS LINE FOB X th. trmoeetfeetoa of Uotiea to xha Baat, by awnetcn. m aaw rally eatabMaawd. AF Tim Bill of Lading wlii be glee a. ' TIME TH BOUGH. TBS PAYS ayaV iJonwieBmeou aollclced. BfcOWAI, ll'h KEKrlOH A CO St CO . Agedte, Beaaarilla, ladlaao ZRIX TRAHSP0RTATI05 CO.'fl Time liaXproHw. TEW DATS froru New Trk t Kranrrllle. TI.TIK -.TJAnA!VTF.EI. q'HI EXPBESB IS NOW BEADY roh A. amadaeaa. Through receipt give aad ties WM. H- CABLING, Agent. - No. S A Broadway, New York. O. W. ABBOTT, Ageat, - No. IA It tele Street. Boete. BEOWN, DUNKEBdON A CO., A rente, Evanllta, lad. ayrlStM dlr 1 CLOTHING. LoDwenntcin Ac Co., WHOLESALE ASD BETS I L OLO TH 1 33 IX O Ho. Si Mala) Street, (Next door to tbe Waah'ngtoa BnDat ) ABEAUTirFL AND MAGNIFICENT ASortmeotof Mane', Youth', aad Boya' Clothing ; eM Furniebleg 8Mi, Hoetery, Trunk., Vaiiee.. TraveAlag Bag. CmUai.ae, Uata, Tellet Afiieeaa. aoctoae, ac , la large qaaatttiao aad good oaalltiaa, alway oa band, which bava last bee bought aer ceak aad moat heeuil al cheap Give a a call oefor tfarcheoing etaewhere. LOtWgtirrrri d m CO., - 4 Bbta aereet. Weal done ta the Wetlnwano HMae. CLOTHING. GOLDMAN, BERG & CO GOLDMAN, BERG & CO GOLDMAN, BERG & CO, 'WlioleHale "WlioleHctle CLOTHIERS C L OTIII E It tS CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS TURJTISEISQ GOODS, FlTBNlaSHIJi'O GOODS, Cor. 1st and , Sycamore ats., toptxT T Pwrlfy, Ktartcki tba ttlmwd, a. 4 B-aatity the Complex toe, uee Ualmbold Highly ivoaceatrated Extract earaapanlle. Oa bottl oqeal la etrangth oa gailoa of tba Syrup or Deooctioa

LUMBER. James Swanson tSc Son, Wholesale & KeUil Dealers J PINE LUMBER, " Shlngle Laths, Doors, and Sash. AUe -'TS Aaaartaaaot af Allaghoay. Chicago and Tolodn Lamb. r aad Flooring. It il l and Undnaaaii.aB hand lor aakv EXTRA 8AWEFD ASP fHAVD PINE SHINGLES, EIQMTr.EX INCHU UHQ. 1VA1YSVILLE, 153). Wdald reepectfully olicit the cltla.na af Kvanavll u give term a call aad examiae their alock before purchaalng eleewbere. YARD ON WATER ST., (Oop.eit Lamaaco Wharf.) dr All ovdera promptly attended to. J. 4 GOLD Havinp now a Special Fartner in New York, who is almost constantly in tha Gold Room, we will hereafter be enabled to take advantage of the constant fluctuations in the . aiarltet. Withinir to establish a regular Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will hereafter sett Specie at closer rates than any other House in the 8tate, and will pay liberal pricea for Coupons, Silver and ..... lo order 'tu furnish Coin in baud to partis who may with to buy largely, we will keep constantly on hand, in larre pieces, from Twenty-five to Thirty Thousand Dollars Cash. GOLD. VV are also prepared ta sell Gold on a margin of thirty pt?r cent, and will hold the Gold for parchasera for Thirty devs. Vtn alrth receive money oa deposit, discount good panrr, bnv and sll Echange on New York, and transact a geueral Hanking business. H LY0I&C0.V CONTINENTAL bank; WII18KY.

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0RAI0E VALLiY WHI8KY. Beware of Counterfeit! I WE, THE UNDEB1I0NED, FOOTB, NASH ' A CO.. f CineiBuali. who ar. the aula t... . .

prleter of tha w.ll knar u brand of vrange Valley Wbleky, have beea informed tbat certain peroa la M tool, Mamphl and other place, bava lutrlngnd npon our right by connt-rteit ng and " oeing the aliove i anted brand, and aiao ni her of our otai.de, which ara oar proper trade mark. wow, we no a-retry aotlly all auch p rana that ... we will proeacate them to the full extent .1 th.

law for Infringing upon our right, aad thia ante, reittoa he. I be aet oaly for all they may d. la tba fu uie, but leu fur all daaiat; tt-ey may bav. , . don a la th peat. Tbo who bar Illegally B ed eur br.ede, ntae avoid bra ocutloa bv aiak- !

king i miner lau apt liotlon for eetllemeh.lo -'

rtHHE. NASU A CO , . . IT aad IS Colombia '., Claaianatl. JA IAD Hainan, no and Atain atraat. ......

villa, areealiiug tbe geaulaa artlrle. lulyl-xm. MUSIC STORE. Warren & Conynton, Sheet IMuwic, And Musical Goods of all Description. . SS Areata far Wm. Knaba'a. Pebvr A WabL'a. Eraaat Gabler'a. and A Ilea A J.wett'a Plaaaa. and ' "

S. D.A W. H. Smith' apiaodid Araerkaa Crgaaa. , ,.

Thbet ItalUn. Preach, aad Enrllab Violin. GuJ tar, ono, aad Denbt Be String alway eo band. WbokMale aad Retail. , i

avar !ntrmte tuned aad repaired. ,;, ' 1 eaar bid Plaao takea la achaag lor Beer oae. ITew Mnste Received Daily.

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FIRST aUARTERLY REPORT OJ The Utrehanls' National Sank of"' ,,FtanTilU, Indiana, on the First Honda of July. 1865. (This Bank Commenced Business on the id day o f ' June, 1865.) RESOrtf-Ee. Bin Dlerounted Office Fixture . - ,00" 10I,I1 S , SOSSS aCarreot Expeaaea Doe fiora National Bak and Ba k re... V S. Bond dpoaitS with U. a. Tnaaurer for drcaUUott SArye1 0" TJ. a. Bonde o. Land 1S,I4 tAt v.. i ireaeur, ot on haad , Caen rptcl .. .'AOOOOO 3nt,l 12.lt . na.ioua ana B a eAteeC Bote S.MOU Loral Tend r aad a.ber ....... lawlul money M,M t MM flS,4 22. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid ia ?v,rn no - f fit Al - Liepo.iura. .... Profit aod Loee STATE OF INDIANA, I . Vfxxacaaa ttx. j - r JOBN . BOCBE. CAJHIE8 OF THE I . U l. Ketlntiaf Be k of Er.aaville. ladtaaa. do eotemaly ewear teat tk atKnr rtate- -met-tfe tra,tothe beet ef my karrwredge aa - belief. JuBN P- tJeebier wen end .Wcrfied eer tea, IA trf J . . M. IMA. f. .J COSVIiUS CLENENT, Notary FabUo.

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