Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 July 1865 — Page 2
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J -' JlH.Iul .'; i ri.'. iW.ASP0S. . rrri' ' i:' : laim ior.if He. CpoT't 1M1 hlXIT. AO V. ,OH tOWKft 11. Vm b ro..d, 4 tullta fr' m Sianat I.e. In I oi (I la a f rtrii1ak( xlili tuod f ncr an 1 a g i d 'art flam- J- rail ataVoilxir out yii)li i. i d I) b i slit wito r wKhi nb Ilia "rr P t wwiatni plaaa Win t.a ,ll,ol,r A.O tLLIViN. HOV- K AS ttToTVoitVAI.ir,8ITTJ StltD ON J kill, ir iJitwrto Vina ami flframuru, W l la.aa t by , . t A. Q.sm.HVAM; U V-K. A Nl I r JMM1I T0HJ1KRT. 11 kual i f mIi ctuwir'aar.aa Aartaa Ci Ligau,. it. 3 be ti u- I y L,f b all. t-nlali. 3 n oma, ir.rti rr rl.tprn anu r,tr-bM'iii4).a. Wl 1 taaul 1 1y 1 't A aUbllVAN. t.. i v i I Ut. .UAlitK cLliLltW, A GuOU itlAKN 1 l al ai amuoat, ol adinin alt-, ith or' At poai-r n,r n w i it, and .11 bar r gxiux. a, abaao laya at imi I i,ii g at Avanarltla, lur aala at a low -1 rlcn V,tti a f-w rap.lra thacaa ba made a Taluai I,, t at li,r I w aaur. Kinuia.f . , j. MAonte sec, ' Ji21 ' ' ' araalll.-, Ind. ca. BU alih - LOr5-aTlil'l;i - Aularif, ui lit. Tetma aah, , AUiqa,ra at K. S.iin.ti, al Oioaa, ITa A (.q.'a, , , - . " '. iTeiidenco for Sale. AtTLVNDIti t'BCBBAN BK81KEVCE. OF flta cr-, wtlili, th clij MmMa a two atoij ttiik liona,, whh atb'a, Ac.,' and ttuita c ail ' da-CT'piivfi. W III oaaold low l.y . '- .5Tt. A-JOHNSOS.-fOTURGH GOAL AT" '''" j - No. 6, .VVat,or . Street, (SfXitDqor to E. Bantis.), ...,f MkR.-liii IIAVULRSr A YYP1TTAKKK have i-iii ip.abiau Agtnta 'crtht. ttty ttt tba ihh ii .l ai.a will i titepijtd w J I-liu.es tu drl tcr til e Lump ttl tu pain a liy ng in any pan ui ili" tll.v, 'Ik'"- is li e uicut Lun p Cal ttia. l I tXI aaik.-l.aiid peieui a wish rg t" . wvibair - iMir up, o wuuld du ijiell tu purcb.BO ai- 4iia ki a i si,r g Ma tcau4 ave ibtir. tdrs bllid piumi H-, 1 y apply ug tu , -' - liAlHVbSt a WUIT-IAKEAV'A V 9. v, Waur Btitst, i vanevlil. li.il. ' - A- - - WM. IrtAtv' Jj3 iw iot rietn of MtabutgCoal Mines. aKOOBaIES. 1 tan luu tv4. r A iut iboiu ouutri Brno, frrsb aad good, lost ncuvi'd a.d lor s.l l w, at TICK KEY BBO'3, l.',2, Maiu nira l. Ijf i w. Atw a I fOC.TOaSI tOTATOEHI r sill rrcasuia.hoa chile lut-rs ' T" a , .nil will ll tiiera than. 8ud lour Srdcia, baiorotary aisiall goas, to . VlvKSRV BROS, , Maiu 8trt t t. L Ij AMI utA.. I ;' r a sua Kami y II or, a rrantfd bithlnaaclil a d lar i., i,d f ie,b Porn Meal Just recaiavd. Jf'iT ka1 tr. ,mi iered In any part ot lUa iltj. by 1.1a, Main titraat. 'i i:-Vt ; . ,. .. , dred Bu'laelrarwns'tn ttora and for. V1CKEKV BECti, , "'J' ' 13J Mala c trail. W II hi silt by i Bic appl- a. ' A hula l, t of Dried Apples for at i fa kl ttgiii by VIvKkKT BKU'j, 1X2. Halu Htreatt : Ati Jl U JA 1 iB t. A 1 A dig c- lot of Muear Cur d tlawe, Ttain do i C aar .- i,iea .-.n J tin, d Baf t r .a e h ap a . ' AAii"J laa. aain treat. ' NEW ftiUiIC. FANT it IE 0 l HN E on Clo-a,-. aoag of n, (, , 1 1., iid yet R. t ic ,"by b Mat-ia lbl-lso iu ii iraiientar-pivci ahaiald can- , at ii- a g ,at n a a it i- a flrat clasi compo -.In,. t.y -! f our l, a (H isti a LO Kit AKK -aO. AiB:'. By' r. Xlnkvl. V arml i- t itt 4 aad i - WnV t f I SAP .1 EilDK TUT CRATE J " Sopv by ..-it 4 aar -a,- .i ; I,. Vt'iCUJDI . AUiarka. BV A Parher. At- WltB tuNVNCTN'tJ REAu ESTATE AGENCY. Mlef DEU8ii.inf akCLii' B?PaiiTX lull, autaiuu tu ib cit Syiis of kvan-vtlle auj it. u.iy, ujITb- aaa upees ;i i ffl a a Urai ka ta .,g.,t. AoV "parsvio' W.auing to buy tt Salt Hear t aia wunlddu w -il tu giaa km a cail . lei ., a"iu. a'.w e, aa ha b ' a 4ag UAuU ty hi ctiuiua tvi a ats n baLd lor taiv. t, St a wti b p. iat ,Jh nl trt, between Lo cVt .i.il il.i.r ' "A. O 1' ILI V AN, J ed' .-'. -. -i tieal X-tata Agent. WALJa paper &c. Jl'ST t-M KIVaD A LAROS ASD WKLl aaiacir l ' aai.rtu ett at -wa and VV'indoa lr..pl or, aud Cgored, which tha public art avitrd tu call and. examine, bafor pnrchalios . a .laeaba-a. ..- ,c . A let a Dew aQ ply of Taoiivaon'a saw poem E-r t'L. Ir lu ;r oovara, price tit carta, VWl.v-lt . lull W OuCS-. JOll.V ,c a.caAaca..Lt.aaaKE. wVontEAoico.. j t , , rroiltorcf tks Evansvilie Wool Factory, , VWB. BOND ST . Abl CABAL. - W.n'd r lactin ly call joor at taut ion to tb ract tiaio.r a.toiy arnie . wa daanoyaU ty fir last y tal, baa uavu ra bt.nt aa i 1. tow inopara.iou, .aid rp rad lat.lt 1a waaa lor manutactartog lino th i.iiiuw !,g o ode: Jcana.Sailuet, Liuavy, , Fl ii a , a auka, Oo arl.ua aad. btockUg Iain, at (lis kaat do aia. r.a , .: ' VWaka I a .o au aaior t hava tb aboT gjod vb aaira w exvaai g t btooI sell fur easa. ri.wei. ).4I,r Wuulai hiheat market t r c. Jatuu, i,mi,i di.tanoe aad deairva t eu.l.n h.ir wuut i , mmy i t ,Q b, r6r; otiKT. v, aodat-.aa, wai ..ttusted tana U rac la paaa.rAaAlaaakMa. . - V - i n tho partuar. having ,i , ar, expert. ne - la thauo-iuraa, wo iaei ooaeuant that ao uua wUi . Vava U. lyj Uahad. , . - I rit tuiat turuiabtd oa application - - 1 ..KI itNACl.. JJISATISTxiy. A j i it a.1 Card. HATING Ai:OClrl WHH ME IS THE aractiea ui Ijaaliairv Pr. A. rl. Joues, f jria-er-y vi tnctaB.iti.wa auuld auaooaoa to tba pan-. I pWof Evauaaiii muti TK.n ty tbat we are prapared - to : par lot at a4 oper.tioua rtaiuiuir to Knti.ir, Ij tb atuat akuUul manner. ArtiBctal Yatta .nartcaaV a taoMl, f lati-um, rllver or Vui aa ite, ud -iwrJ Iwaaty.l.fiaab, l)l noi aatwral af apjiiijtiauc, w cha romparisou nb 'T tun. aiiya.ha.re aaatw ttaat. Wa aalicit a a'aara of pnbltc pati ooas. Plio. Bi kKBOit kit A JuKES, tiootna aod 6, Marbi Eail, 11 BvaasTilto, lad.
.JULY 14
rs ii y - EVANSVILLE rf-vr n '4 'eft? ? CEAWEO.HDSVILLE r Railroad. SUEE;i35,;AREiLKG2aEKT mtivs i.nr. Tt'.twT i: Daily. inuii Pfd) r I": . Koafa A. JI. AltdJllUOATlU li at M.lh Arrive at I Vir.c o io:i9 a. ii.; Terr Hat 1 v m K. 3r. 31 Alt. KIPRK'S"IJ . rid. T.fcnDj 1:1I P. M (O A M if li,a '. a f r rut, 1 : P. I M ; for V , S SO P M.) ; AniiM it Tnr.Uje,J;r. i ., coorattTCiiEB H A PTE It Hi HSOSDB B. - I tfrt Tt re Rama t 4 : P. n . ; lrtt i A Ii It !! 7: P. M., MHktri ciom euoocion w th trmma 1 Ci' cli. Cclam'ia, ftnn U I E t io iita-.'anl for Chl aio, ToU-I t n .nil 1 1.. 1 1 m t I i . . ht i.i:t. At.Tosr tirbchauts b.b. t r Ham. ;t a:oj r. lirrr"'i Jii' va a, , v , - , r- c , i oi a. m.. ud nak DR diract e lri c t n fr IK.lbia ia ...a '..North-W t UU T J t ION- .... AiC'ra at V n 6:48 P. M , , O i M Tr.l.i Imvb for aat, 1":45 : P Jt ;' Arr. t 1 ol.Tllla 6:30 A. "r . ji. - ' : . tl' r -' ;-.v. "'vv" - ll' . I. . r I. , Vf wmimm I It LUU B I . V 4 . , VailW, v.w a . wa i ' ' trritfisG. ijL C CQMMO I; A 1 IO 18AIa t i. a T -r'- iinim ns t, :-i a i vine n 12:70 P S ArtlTea at Z autTi.l 6:U P. M. awAIl. ' .-it - - V -f 1 u T, larro naaw a o;w a-, at., ' Jf B-arral E,reta Tram fro Ci. i-lo at a d Ui- A a i La' via itrrni a 7: A P. M. AiriTe at I . f Ai. -a iH . - IStESXES ACCOMMODATION i .r-u A- ! . Ja'iellon a( 6:40 A. M f.u f ri -T t MkIi r kpte-afrom i I ., . I IS 1 at and L ui t1.I. Arrive I . .1 if,i,.iil 8:10 A. M. . Kr Btrt' ( e awl tur. uii wall principal poiala fcortb ai,d Bi-t. j . J 'II V IvOtE. Jr .fnp't. 1 iTo fi r'Cpondpnt. ,:i All letters n la ive lo rubscriptions or Xbuitt S3 cln'ii cti d i,h ( Lis c fTice should be adiira-s-rf iJ , JOCPvXAL COMPANY, .HL.-i'i;; ty4 Evansvilie, Ind. '-Commamca'ions for the paper, Cr Iiterary snfMiilcal correerondence of asy chamcter. HJiou'd b directed .EDITORS J0UKNAL, Evansvilie, Ind. CoT A County Clerk and a Common Pleat Judge are to ha elected in Gibson county nxt Ociober. Go?" The li 'oa rost says in that State apotbrcarii-s are forbidden to sell medicine b&turday evcuioir, tbat is liab'o to work on Sunday. Sk$T -Jacksonville, Illinois, a town of foJy.UOO 'OC .5,000 inhabitants, furnised ou less than eight of the orators at diflerent ce rbmlions 0a the 4lh mat Ibat: we take it, shows a good stock of j speaifitig talent to ihit pretiy place. . Nnr-SAT,Sr,.0Th Rtat S,niin,l now iVat tt.hr-1 inn Via. fail.! ia Ir.lna to stir up bsd biood be. ween the East and Wesu Bingham bad better devote himself to lbs revival cf the "Sons 0f Liberty" Railhoid Tpain burt.tEO. Orj , Tues day cf las' week, a train on the Pontcburtrain Rail'oad, between New Or-leaps-and the lake, wss destroyed by fire, sipjios' d in lave been communicated by sparks from the locomotive. 637" The railroad between Chattanooga and Ailnnta has bten completed, ami trains .can-now run ihtough to Au gusta, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile-, and all points South. Sat'Tha largest elephant's tusk ever brought to this country is now on exbibit'Oi in P.iiladelph'a Ic is nine fret and' two inches lung, and weighs on hundred and egh'y-to pounds, and belonged origina'ly to an E-tst Indian anitual a regular 7at-Corora. " TufiOi-DkST Imubitant A sprightly old gentleman, nnmid McCormack, who waS' horn in 1751, is nov enjoying life two miles sou h "oi N--wburg, N. Y- He atcriijes his li nf vity to the temperance and reguUri'y of bit ha bus. Lie never atnoied pnlil he waa eighty five. 5c2r'The Loui.vi'l- Journal, iu giving a list tt prominent Meanboatmeo and river men wHo re commended Capt Geo. Sutton for Frtlln piloi, includes tbat of Capt. Thomas DjIuss, of the Fanny Brandies. " 7 11 oar ) i friend Capt. Tom i?,lusf had the slightest suspicion that Doluts was "intended for htm the " Thomas " preceding would rrmov- it EtXHon James A. Soiitb, of Selma, Ala., who was s'rongly urged by the radical Unionists of that State for Provisional Governor, in ilace of Judge Parsons, bss - been eppoinied United States District A'torney for the State. Mr. Smith was Colonel ot one of the earliest Union regiments organised in Alabama. ,Telegb pu Ops to Richmond. The Chattanooga Gatetle says the telegraph line between that ciy and Washington, by way of Knoxville, Bristol, Lynch burg, aoi R oi..a3jad, is now completed and in work'cg order. Dispatches are received over it from all points up tbe road. Horrible Deatu We are informed by Mr. Wo. Green, tbe day wharf-mas. ter, that a child II months old, fell into the vault . f a privy, yes erdny, and was suffocated. 1 he body was recovered in a short Ume but life was extinct We could not lr-ara" the name. Parents should guard their children carefully against such a horrid death. Home AoaIS (Jar pleasant friend Prcf. Back .returned from Cincinnati yesterday morning, with a nice addition to -his already large and magnificent stock cf witches, jswelry, etc. He hopes soon to be in bis new room on Main Street, when be will elaborate. 6f The rebel army is scattered, but J's aiiiea are asfailini; the restored civil law with rant w?d bitterness. General Hood has fiVd with hi raaaTrv: int in his stead comes one J. R Hood, seconded, by, Eroereoo . E heridge, leading a "" u conq moeo mules to the tanrg-e aanst O ivernor Brownlow. iXatheilU frtM and Ttmttx
Tbb Wheat C sop. We nAva been st
some pains to ascertain the condition of the wheat crop in this part
of the country, and regret that" we cannot make a more favorable report. We hare heard of no instance where farmers hate realized their expectations. Prior to reaping tbeirwheat many of them entertained hopes that they would obtain-a fair yield. Some ef them, in deed b0Mted that they wonM tum out more" wheat -to the acre than they bad done for many Tears But when the found to be in .!,. , a,MC " - viaa, niogt instances an entire - failure, and the farmers regretted naving put renpers into tne new at an. . . - a . It Fields that were expected to produce a crop of from twenty to twenty-five bushels to the sere have produced absolutely nothing worth epeakiiig; of. The peculiar kind of blight that baV thus destroyed the heat croD we are unable to describe. ... 3 1. . Vaa nma anrtdnniv. ana i""" lu while rjamaeing the sialic but litue, so . little ; fact as to be scarcely percepti- .. .:, J .Wtrnterl Olf, ; Hal u Ltci ij lumen y the grain. In all the counties adjoining our own we have the same story no wheat; crop a failure. This is most unfortunate, as a large breadth of ground bad been sown, and much money bad been in vested in new reapers and threshers. Oar larmers were anticipating a large Southern demand for their staple, and were congrstulatin'g themselves on their supposed ability to .be equal to the emergency. This faiiure of the wheat crop will be severely flt, too. in all departments of trade, because on that crop many of them depend almost entirely for success. Our shipping interests rill, also, feel the loss of the freight usually furnished it by this commodity, which, it was hoped, would be this year in excess sf former seasons. Octeaosocs. The Raleigh (N. C.) Progrett states , that on Saturday, the 8ih, no less tbaa twenty negroes were robbed in the streets of that city. The cases occurred principally in Fayetteville street. The manner of doing this work ia impodent, if fc . not original. It is egro with a new hat, parcel of dry goods, or other desirables, the evil doers snatch them from their possessors and coolly walk off with the unfortunate s property. Tbe Progrtts ought to tell who did the robbing. We presume it was done by the chivalry. , Fbee Labob in Rutherford Couktt, Tekkesseb. A gentleman who employs a larse number of negroes on a cotton farm in Rutherford county informed the ed;tor 0f the Nashville Times, the other far that be found no difficulty in get tino- hi hanrls to work repnlarlv. The negroes generally work admirably, and gj?e gatisfaction to those who treat them w-lL Tte P,6nter he conversed with , , , . a , Ann - -.U .- W u,a uuaa ,u J t ig clothing themselves. The crop U rather backward, but will te perhaps "ree-iourtn. oi an of aiuary crop Sewebaqe. We are glad to see that workmen have broken ground for the continuance of the Locust street sewer, It will be recollected that it was stopped last year at Second street , It is now, we believe, proposed to continue it to tbe canal or beyond. In the meanwhile we hope the gutters between the cross streets will be regraded. Casualties in Company H, G5th In diana We are indebted to Capt. Horn brook, for sn official statement of the casualties in Company II, 65th Indiana Volanteers, of which be was Captain From this statement it will be seen the deaths in battle, rebel prisons by starva tion, from accident and disease, have been 33, and 15 were - wounded, about one half of the original number of men enlisted originally. The 65th regiment has distinguished itself as a fighting regiment,' and no company did more faithful or hard duty than Company B. Steamboat Wore The foreman of the Journal Bindery showed us a new cabin ' register for the big Superior' I which we think is one-of the finest jobs ever turned out, and we nave bad some experience in blank books. Harry Barker knows just how to do it, and tbe Journal Bindery and Job Office cannot I be beaten on steamboat work or any j other job work. A WotaD of Warmng, We desire very earnestly to say to the friends of tbe old man who was looking for us yesterday with a slung-shot in his pocket, and who abused another citizen until he placed bis life in jeopardy, that they had better keep him at home until be becomes sane. 'We do not propose to take any risks from any one, aud if ar y one assaults us, whether he be drunk or sober, it shall not be our tault if tbere is not a funeral in the family. We never seek any quarrels; we never turn aside to avoid them. ' " - - Ua?" Wallace Betler. a returned Con federate, was expelled from tbe Second rresbytenan Church on Sunday, for re fusing to acknowledge that he bad committed a sin in joining the rebels, And repenting of his, error. The National Uioceee had passed a law requiring all members of the church who had been in rebellion to acknowledge their sin, but Mr. Butler ia one of tbe "conauirr l but-uot-ubdued " kind, and refused to acknowledge tbe corn.-. Missouri Dem Now we will have another howl from the copperhead-Democratic press about the Church meddling with politics. uSaS- While the Atlantic Teleeraijh Company propose- charaine $100 for a messao-e of twenty words, tha RussoAmerican Overland Telegraph Company propose to send messages ot twenty-uve words between London and New York, via Berlin. St Petersburg. &c for ?40. We shall need the competition of a half dozen lines to bring tbe price witcm tee Doands of reason, wsan a message ot twenty or twenty-five words can be sent to EuroDe for $5. we shall have got to something like at fair basis for honest commerce. Meanwhile, it may occur to most people that none ot the lines are yet in operation. - ' Louisville Journal ; That is so, and if tbe Atlantic Com pany are sagacions tbey will reconsider their decision and put the price down.
Casnaltlei In Company H Capt. Pa P. r
HornbrooK,0oin Kesitnent iiaiana part or tbe rebellion weip treown cm-! Voinn.eers. ilsenofSt: Louis took -the" Confederate
Editor ETanTi!i Jourta-:
The following is . correct atatementlVas Vhefressureflof rcharitaMe Aaso
of casualties which occomnl 'i Com-1 rr e-.t t-. . , t- , I pauy xx, om Xvegimeut ioaiana voion- i teers, from the bm of organization, to. the date of muster out: Auburn. Coraellne. arirata. died of ill treat ment, Feptunbcr 13, 1854, piiaooar at Aadrnxm' lia, a. - . r - r . . Barr. Jotn, prirata. died of ill treatment Jan i, loot, pneouer ArdiraooTtlle, Brnoe.t. Lnther. pr.Tate, died or ill treatment ammer of ltMrl, rr tjen at AndersonTllia. Ga Baxter, Kennedy, i ritate dwd of nenmauta. Ai'ni o, at uwenibor -, Ky. Cannon. Onrii. nnrata. died of eonanaiptioB Jaanara-a. liall. t .nnmu. - - Craijr.fcB.)i-J,v,i,l.iifJ of all px. FtbJ j ""- ,VrPotlMB BUO"IW"' t . I . . ... a a a. I VDlmin, J tMtse, JnTtiJ, KHitl D J m puvru I w K abTiil , Ten o., April 9, 1S5S; aeti rely wounded in 'be Sgbt at BlaouUTille, T-na., p ember ti. wot. Grin, George W ur vale, died of chrotlc diarrhara, Mar k 12,' It 04, in JijerV.a4kl.IUtiaail.if. teon. Uolt. Parker, private, killed br th' accidental d'arharira nf b a oan ana. Ociober 18. ISoi. j Met,, tare nity, Rjr. . f r st , Hall. Jo a, piiaate, df, it" of petVoriroula. Jaaa ary ifl. 1 03. at bocba'er. Kf. liall. Tbomaa, private, di d of wonnd received at in btttm f Beau' etation,,iacamter If, 18, in hoapiul at K uavtlia, TaAoa, MarcbS, 1BG4 HanUlDrar. Tar', pi irate, died t,f poenmonia, Febrnary 7, I83, at Hw beater. By Uarr:, Morgan, pilrate, died of pienmcnia. novtmstr lb, 1H23, in koaaltal at kuoxillle Tenn. ' Uraden, Thomas F., rWata, ditd of wound received at tb- battle of He u eta. May 14, 18V4, in boapi'ai at ( Iia la- Hga, J noa 21, leu koTaaea, Al ert H., piKi,died of sac nlary cronp. March 2, loot, iu bo piul at Denderaoa, aen ncky Lamp, Bi-njimin. prirat , dlel of pnanmonla, P-nir, . , 18-J atTaraaatl I no. Luug , G, urge, private killed in fight at Blruuiarille, Tenn., fwptember TI, lite Millar, James IV. prirata, drowned July 6,1863 at Uweneboro, Jly . - T I'o wall, YYiiiuughby, p Irate, dfed tif wounds fe.eirpd ablle "lying on arms," March 1", ISM. In h'pitI at Mailiaon, Indiaua, August 24, ISM stalling., Larkia T.t prirata, chroDlc di.rrba-a, Noaarajber 25, 183, in hospital at KuozTille, Tenn. H-.'l nga, wm. B , private, kilt d la fght at Bli uat-villa, leon , Bvpteratr r ie3. . . atewart, tnwaril It i aiaal oI-euaionia, Jan narv 23. 1804, in to p ttl at Unoxviile, Teoa. Btewart, rancia A., Corp., lad or typhoid Ter. May A. 13l. h spitai. BaMign, a. ). rml'ii. J J 'pn w., ixjrp, aveu p tu iseatment. An . -ii, a prlaoaer at Anceraoovnle, lift. Smith. Mo esO . pr va'e. died of wound racaived I to ngnt at ariouutsviiie, tanues ea.rnpt -a iboj, i wb,le apriaonerof war at, Bristol, Texas, Jaaa T 14, keels w lllam pr.vata, died or 111 treatment, Sep'. 2K,18C4, a pruio.tr ol war at Anarson villa, Uur,u Tailor, "amuei, p-Tate, K I eo b a snot iro urfiate gmMn Cra g bov. 2, .1882: Tul-y, Wru. M , prtva a. died of menlngitie, Jan- 2, leXa. in h i pital, M bviile, Tun V, b t t lie. Uoiau, priiata.aled or potntnonla. So 8 1SC2, lioa-ltal, H,Bfbvr n, Ky, Wil larjia tjenrge, privat , died tr sma'i i ox, marco , jpi, &.i-t.aviiia, ivna. I tt.rr-i,. KJw.rd nrivare. died of 111 treatment. I Jon 14, isbi, ap isooer at Anderaonviii, o. 1 n jail, T- , l a ill u'liau,, in itaun ai.uu.Bi Maro IS. 186 hospital. Evanavll e, lad. . - - Zint, J iha J., privat', diad of til treatment Jut I.18RI. a uri.i nr at Anderaonrtire, Ua. jf.tc, I oiair, private, w a aea inasKiramn near D.citnr, ( a., krpt 27. 18A4. ' rlt iOu. Frank, private, aeverrly wounded la battle at Beaa eUws. Eel 14, 1803 ; leg ampu-ut-d. Bannet. Martin F., severely w nnded In battle at Bliuntaviile, Teau . tept. 23, IS63.1 Green, Jonas, private, severely wunndad In front of Atlanta. Ga., Ang C. 1864 . 1 g am nutated Linahe d, I arl, private, wounded la fight at Walk-'s Ford. Tenn , Dec. 2, 18C3. l eek, Ileorv, private, eerereiy wounded in front or A.latita, Ua.. July Zi, l atBiueheart, M chael, trrrate, severely woanled in attack on Fort Anr'snon, ft. C, Feu. IS, Utt. Mc utchao. James A , private, wounded In bat tle at t ean Hiation, Dec 1. I8t. i- i Mc' nrchao. John L, atrgt., waaade-f fa at . - u . .. it ... . . ar f tf.k 1 a ii,:i rtranie. Jubn. p Ivat. woendee In light at 1 Biountaviiie, Tenn., Bept. ri, l-oi. . -- rtinaon. a. , ail'., aaarr it--wuu avail IB Ikht at Blomitaville. T.nu rett".'i 18'3. U.lerirK, Jono, pr.vate, severely won aea in flint at B onotstllla. Tana., Sept. 4.-1863; agaio lo a aUreil.h near Deeatar, a., Sepr. 27, 1864. "sirs, rhiltp, patvata, ae riy wounded In fluht at Ulonntatill. Ti-ns.. fejt. 2a, 1863 t rber, Lewi, prlvaie. vriv wuuaded la battle at B an Station, De. 14. lsoti. . Wood Alfrtd, II., priva'e, severely wonnd id (a battle at liaa Station, Uec. 14, 1863. It affords me - pleasure tolbear testimony to the gallantry with which these soldiers nave borne themselves in ac tion, their cheerfulness on the weary march, and their fortitude In privation and sutiering. tt. K. Uornbrooe, Late Captain Company II, 65th Indiana Volunteers'. -,. gta?Neat cattle, on the" hoof, can he rinncht in Tnl.rln fnr fihn.nanl. a nnnnit Pricua have deelirtad all n.ar lha rnnn. try, and tha rate at which, fresh beef is retailed in the ' East and West, is attributed to a combination ot the butchers to in in our citiaa fnr . .hrf will nnrl
chase and sell at rea'onabte rates. J fresh' material;1 nothing' that is not th- . Cincinnati Commercial, I tirely vbolesome.and healthy enters into
We hope some of our enterprising butchers will go to that region and lay in a stock of neat catrte'for this marketl Aoat oeei snouia continue to reiau at 17J to 22 cents in a country prolific with cattle is a great outrage against human ity and a oppression of the people, Beef shipped from -the prairies ol Illi nois, Iowa and-MtoDeaotaV. retails at 14 and 20 cents in the city Of New York; which is considered such, an outrage that a comblnatiot. has been made ' by the leading citizens there to abstain from the use of beef nntil prices Come down. Such a combination should be made here, not- only ia egard to the price of beef, but also of vegetables, which are also held from 100 to 400 per cent too high. 1 i i Albert Pikn, ot Arkansas-, through the New Y'ork Express, denies that be countenanced the , atrocities committed ,,. -j - j upon soldiers . at Pea Ridge,. aud says further that he issued an order expressly forbidding the Indian mode ot warfare. . ..' -ui.r..', ,- .,, ... . . This is: tbe'waf whh the whole rebel crew of traitors, now that their cause baa failed, and a rope and a gibbet are staring tbem in tbe factC Distinguished Evansvilliass Traye lino. c, van s vi lie was well representea on the passenger . hat of the-Morning Star yesterday. . Among otner promin ent citiseosoC tbat piaca we met mayor r. 1 1 t : I . r.a. I... B.nna DaKPT anu mm nr. tuuuLiiuiau o"i" Orr and family, and Judge Iglebart. They travel on -businese and pleasure, .J ,Y r tand are proiase in toeir jraie oi nvansville and its rapid 'increase of popalation and businese. They say St Louis would become a considerable town It It was not SO close to Evansvilie. Nat Albany Ledger. We fear, Charley, you are exaggerating A little about "they Say. Neither Slay- , - T 1 T i-i-. . o 1 OT XJAiter, .nags -gir r om Orr is given ;ta UUung . tooiisb.y. I ney are and have a rignt to oe proua oi Evansvilie, as EvanvUle honors them. but citizens of Evansvilie do not pro- i pose competition with Si. Lonif. ' ' HoRSlBtE ACCIDEST OS THE FoCKTH. A horrible accident occurred on board tha steamer Ottawa while on an excur sion trip on the Fourth. . The clolhine of a lady exesrsionist became entangled in tbe sbantng or some portion of the machinery of the vessel, and two other lady excartioDiats ran to her relief and were causht in the same trap, and tbe three were crushed to death together by i ,. r . . r . tbe maenmerj wjiyeii&.jMurur. The CbirrfeT does not locate the acci dent, bat we presume the Ottawa is a propeller running qii : ,lbe'canal or Wa bash river near Lafayette, IcS- The Lotllsville'JVetS if afraid Of .V. onnrr,.r.K -fll. R...I.. al.aa. We are not,'. The Nashville, -. plague will stink it to death befors TTCaa cross the Cumberland River.' v.1",.. V'; - . : KastUU 3aa,i We have several plague-spots tha. oan out-stink your plague. .ua, rr' , - - - "a,
A Fnitt Fisakchs, In the early
fever and went South. His wife, who eiation is tie city, remained .behind, j j . . : : . n r.. j . I n aj atum ili vuuct-nu muni i tot we society. . in a snort ume, now-: ever, soe loiiowea trer rssiiious torn to Dixie, and, in tbe burry of her departure,' forgot "to torn erer-the fhnds 4 tbe association to hec .u-cceasor. i.: A few days a (to this enterprising couple retnrni - j : f i .t,-t ca m too citj, biij a ire aiiv ibiviuvu iu they are boardieg at- tbe IiadeU Hotel, and appear to have plenty of money. It bss been sujtgested, that toe present would be a good time toe the lad yi to settle heraccoueU with the eocietv, and t as. M M A r AV I OH rta SKa fur Bd 1 tj viva a t mcicm wimiuu av Mti, she has probablj forgotten, all about u Missouri ifctHocrat. . . . , ;,;.-, ii That was Ichivalrtc. - Sbe r-imply fol t lowed the. jWp!e of the rebel Kders, .s who commenced ?Peraion8 ly stfaing GoverBmept property, and ;er every ! day, we hfean mti pleading that.Davia, ft,
Lee &! Co j"bave' cfimmitted no crime 1": Kotiee ii ftreby girsB. tvs reworthj of puniehinent : 0 ' ' ' quired by Section 'i.wenty8is;ht, of
XSylbe tonspirator, Atzerott, said fn his last confession: . . - . . . . 'Slavery had pus him on tba side of tbe South; he had beard 1 it , preached in church tbat the eorsn of God was upon tbe slaves, for tbey were turned black; he always; bated nproea, and le t tbat they sboald ba kept ini ipnoraric. i What a splendid copperhead politician was spoiled io that, fellow: 'He might have distinguished birasel fin Tennessee. It is" well for the touatry that it is destroying-the fountainhead ol'sucb atrocious demonism. ' " : , We received a call yesterday from Geo. W. Hill, of the 65th regiment He is about to accent tbe position of lag gage Master on lb E & C. R. R,Undertd tlim OV the ' gentlemanly BDperinigndent. John luzle. Jr. trtnCCtOtl . ' n . Clarion, George is very deserving. Any youcg man i who has so faithfully served his country can be depended on by a rail road corporation.' Gbakt ' after tub Gambleks. Last week Lieutenant General Grant is.ued i j . . , . , , Mneraa- oracr tu luej variuvo uruart aent commanders, authorizing them to break up all tbe faro banks in the United States. Major General Palmer, acting under this authority, appointed Saturday night for a grand raid on all the faro banks , ia Kentucky, bvery bank in Louisville was closed up and their stocks confiscated. Most of the men engage! In ' (hem' got wind of tbe movement and' left tbe city. Oae at FraDkfort was aeized, and the keeper and dealer arrested. - All others in tbe Ctate have been shut up. - This deuce ot on the gambling houes, we understand to be in the interest of the soldiers, wbo have been swindled out of thousands of dollars and left penoiles by them. 'Ic -is Biaiea tne oruer win urrjcuur cuforced in Ohio. " We hope it wilt be rigidly enforced all over (tie State of Indiana, bat' if tbe order had'- embraced . the banging of the gamblers, it would have been all the better."" T '7- '" ' - " ' it i j mmmmmmmmmmmmm Fash AT 'Atcrion Uiram Nslson sells at auction to-morrow at 2 o'clock, at, the courthouse, a Farm of sixty I acres, forty acres uader cultivation, on tj. mWoB road.-'foar miles from this j city. I i' .Aal THE BksY AND Safest fiTIMflAST The Jtei Jacket Bitters; art tree' from all scidi'ties usually fouhif ' In , ordinary and ,tomwa KHev of the present dT- ' Tbey are n ade from souvul and I their composition jy 14 dw eLibraby Elkctws.-W hope no one intefted will faiI ,0 .,teD(1 the election of officers for tbe Mercantile Library Association, Monday night. It is im portant ' that j good officers should be elected. T l, . ., t t5T Strayed" or ' stolen from, near Adler's Stable in this city, on the 4ih of July, a bay Horse, middling size, about nine years old.' Had on a bog skin pad saddle, bridle and martingales, ? Any one leaving word concerning him 1 at this office, will be- liberally rewarded. ' jy-T JoH5 l'ocsa tar Returning soldiers who are en-t-tled to pensi0ns, arrears of pay, or hounties. would do well to call on Wm. Reav s. U. S. Claim A;ent, whose card if column of this paper. , i ,l ; Having baa more tban a year s expe- . - Tt . o j neoce in the Lnited S'atee army, and being a lawyer by profession, together I with his close SDDlicatlon" to business. I te ig now, raorded as one of the most aaeceaefal Claim Agents in this part of j country?' Soldiers and their friends wbo Jave Aoythiag in bis tine, would do I welt to give him a call. - jll.lw. f By Ta'agrapk RAILROAD HKCKIPTS. Tiebi Hactb, July 13, imr. Mr.J. K.tkrUmrl ... . . . , n i it u, I bBll ,jrnp; I w witt, 49 sg soda, i m no. I lasa-s;. ivi,t i at "'"'"''; I Orth. t 4wa aaee:S kaas heninc: S Kar.r. 1 pKS g bed ; tkery A Bro, 2 bbbi coal oil ; Pre-. to Bro. l bo md.; O ldaa, Btrcltub a-.o- -V.lTb..,: t. treat, B A Co. 2S slabs carble; Caaaa.eat, K A Oo,2i e atie marOSa; V O I ac a, 1 grain drill; - - j 7--"IQ ; lSSTt: VLZ, VJlZl' I 14 bars iron. 8 bd s iroa ; Frilch, ibS's H ware: I L Kepler, I box dry good; O Bedrock. 1 b H i Wbi. S ax aii 11 y, I bale dry goods, p. ix -j ' .'" B0BBIHa "ITCH. Scratch ? Scratch 1 Scratch! ITCH ! : ITCH ! ITCH ! . BLAHK'S ITJH CEERTE, WHl ear taa Itch ia 36 boors. Also cars Sca'd Bad,0ld Soaas, and a' I ciaraaa of tba skin; eoatalo bo Mereury. Prica 60oant per box by mail, or $4 Oi per doaea. Addraat Dr. Bt,AK. A Ou., Bux SAS C'fnctao.ti, or Hcil'&liT ATEBBY, jylt-6md - : I avay-tt. lad. MEDICAL. Th Yenag Man's Friend. r II ITIBT MAS BE HIS OWJf liOCTOH X-t Thia ia tba nam et a box of Medicine pre. pared by aa eminent Physlctaa la Cincinnati. t a wtaiaa a wrareniaarv. at a care lor all privat aueajaa, wua aireciion bow to treax aac a caar. Xk-rafo-a, with tha Yoang Maa' Frtecd in yesr nameaaiiiii Ton hava th tulf .iavi!.. . . jt i I ,0 f reatmant of oarelf aad friaada. It t lor OV W.gstSt. T,rvWhT.. A. for th. I xt,wag sut riano. Who eeale aad BUI all by 1T14 KH,f;R a WHITE. BOARDING. CrVEB OB EIGHT GBSTLEM IS CAB 0V KJ parauaaat boarding at Mr. Joha E. haUoo'e I parataai Fourth, bwtwMB Mala aad Loonst Sta. )-lw
NEW FIRM.
HATS, CAPS AND 4aT I? A "V (iOODS A LABiiE ASSOBTMEST 0T MEN'S & BOY'S H11S, CAPS AXB 8TBIW COOBS, r;:,"!- D -itio.' . . :' LADIES' ASD HISSES ' 1 Hoods and Trimmed Hats. avaTFor aal to tba Wboleaa! trad cbap.S L..4.PIIC4R ti. BIITCnEIala,. . . s north Flrat strc W. as K or tit Flrat Next doer to Ullingawrta. 1 1TOTICE. , ColleCtOr'd Notice, Unl Rerenue, First riitriet, ) In-t aBA, CotiedOt s Office. fEvAQSYliie, July l2tll,1865. I "An Atl io proride internal neve, tna to support tho Government eai tij-pty m i terest on! the FnbU8 Dxt, thtt tfij Anessor a Annal Lilts, for laid District, ont' braeicg thetaxei daeoa INCOME. LICENSE. Ae.ifor the year 1 65. bwre been returned to the ;olleotor'a Cffiae-.- and the same are doe and payable it bin , T IS IS" T JK. Y S irem the 20th day cf July. 1865, from uhich time I will attend at my oSice. in EvaniYille and remain from day to day daring' the ume required dj jaw to receive laid taxes, and in default of paymeet within tbe time specified, the addition of TEH per centum, prescribed by law, will attach and in alt cases oe couectid. - "WM. E. fRESCH, Collector. 3d Dir., lit Dis., lad. .Iyl4- XI COMMISSION. siariL h. -cas a 1. c. prsit-rarr, D0CKKB & DuSOUCHET, Produce and torn mission Merchant NO. It) W A TIC II ITBEET, Orr's Block, next door to M. Detail EV N8VILLK, IND. : arniifMt catb prica raid for all kind Country Prod in.-. Proa pt attentloa g'vaa to all tirilara. )iii eat CLOTHING. UBSICH A SCHRA.DER, Merchant Tailors Ciiil. STCAMOKl t SEtOXD RT8N KvaaavlilCf lad. arWabav a (baic aaaurtmaat cf lrjisorU-rX Cloths aoi i.'aMimeraa. ill aopariur oalliy wbicb wi will manufacture lata aaraaaata at reaaooarile prliea vr C I aad examine onr aooda and price. JylS.dams. I LIBRARY NOTICE. OtiiKEE MILL BE AM ELECTION HELD AT X tbe Lib ary Hoama, la th Marti rl balldlng, on Monday, July lTih, al V-C o'cla P. M . tur Orti.:ira to mrn oa year Irat vat el elrctl n. The following gent,mea hav beau hoaBioarad by tbe oreaani Board: for Pr atiteut. lr. I Ilea. ' Vloa Pi.at.aanl. Wm. Le rat ball. ' 'orr,afMnctn fecrat-rj, K. 8 boeataub " Kacordirag ttacretary, P.U. Mara. " -1 train rr. 11. A Whitney. Fl a liiractors. Wm. Boavl. Wm. F See bit, Jamea Saauaoa, Pr. S, W. TbumjiaoB, H. F Rlonvt. All tha Stcrkbolders ar veoteMted to b present promptly. jyl:t-lw4 LAM PH FAR, Brcordiag eae'y. LEGAL. Administrator's Sale. - VJOTICB H HtRIBY GIVEN THAT THE iV aodartlgned, Admitiiatrstar of tha e.tata i f John V.Sa'geaat, riaoaaaed. wilt offrf.r.aeat public ouu ry, at lb. A ration Boauaf Hiram i aim. an Iv-ca-t atraat, la Evanevili. oa Ha I 'truer, Jaly l!itk, l&tS, th irraoaa property ofaald eetatr, ctioaietiug f two Mllcn d i, How. hold and Kiicben Furni'nr and variona other article. Bale ia begin at o'clock. - TllSa-aoot ol tare dollars Bad wader, caak : ev-r thra-4 l!ara, a credit until th 1st of October, po chaaar giving aoi beanie- Interval, i'walviog relief truaa valaattoa a appralmat. with gwai tc irlly. J,8 lt.la.".tw BOBEBT AIIT1.L. Adm r. . Administrator's Notice. -VOTK'K IS HEREBY OlVgK, TBAT TBI L v nuVr.i rued r.at bra a appolnrel Administrator of the eatat- of John CI. Sargent, la a of Vanrlf rteovgh aoaoty, dereaaat. sm eatoa ia prol,.blya.-l if at. . KubERT A. HI LL, July 1 3J . . Admlniatrator. . ; ..... '. . .. J , A i li OOTS & SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE. MAIN STRBI5T. A LARUE ASSORTMENT OB HASP AKD Cooda arnv ng almMt daily. Tb trad la reaaactru.ly ranted ta amamtai my stock with tbaaeearasca that they will Sad a. gaod Qoods and a low price a any leave ia lb Weat. ThaaWful tit oM ra tamers for pa at f. I would reapaclfuily aolicil a coatlansaca ol tb same. P. tJEHOIll. KVAtSVILLB, Jal 13. -I' GROCERIES. T)TE FLOCB. IV til I tbla extra quality By Fl' ar at V jyll ' - II A COOK w f .AT MEAL, WHEAT FABiX 4., f PLIT PCAS, -f Whole peaa, Cajo, at - H. A. CWK. a. Wbote praa, tago, at OC-D SCGAB at 15s at H. A. COOK'S. PSIMK LEAF LARD - la k-gs can and tltrces, at B. A. COOK'S. CBO'CK BUTTER 1 U00 lb extra WeaWrn Eeaerv Butb r Joat r.caivedat H. A. OOOa'A. Crt CHOirBfcrOAaV-CCBEPBEKFTOW CES J I tot aale at H. A. O'K a. TiP-IED BEEF AM1BBEAKFA3TBACOB. J l.n.0 lb Sugar-Cored srreai ti T, 7( lb - Aa BrawkSsM Maeoe. at ' U. A tOOK'S BOXES CHOMPS EICH CHBESM - a- J at a. a. owt ' HAMSt HA MSI .xtr.tas r-C. t B-a. COAL. Rockport Coal. STEAMBOATS ABD PIALEBS CtST YDD B ooaitaat aupply of tkaa apHoT Oral, alatn ajairlaa aa salt, aad fair price. . . . Apply pOWBl4la,COOK ACa.
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RINTERS & BINDERS.
ra Dracared to do all kind f fwamhoat. Silruad aad Meixantil Printing and Biadiag, aad r V, . . . J a. . ... . . T It promptly and la th beat aaaaaar. Aa hay all our stock lor Caak Iroat a rat aaaoa, aaa a J L-Iii' -r i 3EDO Th work aadcraarBetwoBaleaparvalaa, w Save ua kaaltaaey la asaerttag that lor And Cnaap Wot vara cannot ba tarpaaaal ia U wt. f OEK L'ft at oar Coantlag Bow wilt raratva prompt altentioa, aad will b doa aa CHEAP A tb time will permit. Olva a a wall and Jwdga foe yoaraelvea, , , jw 1 AT THE It JOURL" OFFICE, 3Mo. 6 Locust St. CITY NOTICES. Board of Equalization. qHK COMMON OOl'hOIL OF Til E ITY OF 1 Evanavll will meet aa a Board of i;iil ratios, at tba I Itr Conaril Cham bar I aiiai city, aa Moaoay, tba 6th day f Jaaa laoS, at oVIoika. at., Ivr tba pnrpaa of aquallslng and orrerlieg th aaaaaataeau of real aad pereuaal property, aad will aoallae Ii sraaloa from d.y to dy, u til tald aaaeasmaats are all eaaalia4i( and or raetrd , All taa payers are reqn.elcd ao rail piwaloa to th adjoaraarat ot taa Bu4, aad antalne their aaee.ameale. jvg-tf W- BAKER. Myr. 'I'HE COMMON OOCNCILOFTBUCITYCF 1 Evansvlll will reralve eanlad prapoaal aat II Jaly th nth, ISM, for boaldaring Flr-I tract of aald city, fraat I a-aat street to La eiraat, a dl.taooa of ahoat S UM fWt. Ppaclflratkio may be aaea at t be i Hire of tba I lly t aik. A M. McUSItr, bkark. Clark oma. Evaaarilla. Jaaa IK. I S j'to GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS b ' - -r - ABdPISTOLS, atlLVCrfatly IXcducea l'rlccmt C". K EL LER, 95s Main Street, Importer .and Ilanufaeturer of , , LI J - ' au sunus oi GUNS, PISTOLS, and RIFLES, ASD MALES 1ft povrr.B, ir.sD, r,AM,0T,rixTKiDaT.' rowltt-FLdnJiM, arrr -", -BA-H warm). riHEWKgr vane, ai l tony ot uish, AKD PliTOLB. Km Kv-arrtfctatc laawally Keaiad la - uaa ariwree. -Oaa made to ardar. - Partlcalar attaateoa glva to rapairiog ad pistol. Jyl".4n. STRAYED. CTBATED FtOM THE IStEBSIOWED, Bear the Salt Walt, a boat lea days ago. Thre at Lrere aad a Better. Tt Steers ware l.rowa aad IB II-1 far whit-. On Steer aad tba Helta r ar marked oa tb- area t. Tb ether two Btwra are marked la tha ear. Any person ra- am In g tam fo a at m r sbp, sa Leat e reaat, or giving ah laforn alto aa will lead to thar recover, will ba wll reweraad. jyll IwdAw FStl. K1IEB. 8UNDRIES. Printer's Ink. YY7E HAVE MOW Pit BASID AS ASSOBTV M EHT cf Vws lak, B ic Ink. Btark ad Colored J b Ink, which we will etl at roab.a ta. B. S. BCTTOM A O. flour. EXTRA FAMILY FLOCB; ortft u )J 1' i aack Floir, at Ma. VI W.r etreet. av. S aifSTOw t o. Bran and Bhipituff. JCST BECEI TED BY BAILROAD ABO Blear, 100 sack a Braa aad Pblpatnff. F'-r aala by . a. a. AL aioa a i . Fire Crackers. A SMALL LOT OH HAS will Mil a hw York prtt BS SMALL LOT OB HA HP. WHICH Wl rleaa. KUJYOa m CO. DISSOLUTION. rpBB PARTSSR8HIP BEREfOFOBB XXX latlng bal.aaa Tnixer A Owathaaay ia diesolved by matasl eoaaent. H. O. Cwetbmey will cawtiaaa hnstaaaa at tba old stsad. Ma. li Mala street, aad will aettla all claim aiiher tut or against said firm. - T. W. TCBHFB, . .... BED BY C.OWATBMET. "July 6, 106 Jy-tw CUTTING TIMBER. I BAYS SEEN ISFOBMED THAT CEBTA1M tree aa-ara have haaa eattlaa tlmbwoa my taada ta aeetlOB 2S aad 23, Bnlvlit tow r. a hip, VT,dri.argh coBsty. Iadlaaa. I will glee FIFTEEN HOLLARS HWilD to aay ob who will giva to my agaat. Alvab Johaaon, sarh la formatloa a w 11 lead ta th coavlctioa of sack trepaar. .2i-tf W. H. STOCK WELL. MEDICAL. T FOB MORE TH AB TWEHTI TkAatt MATHEWS VXNETIA S HAIB BTB has tood tbstastof trial, and tt eon rtaotly lacrelng la pablfa favor. THE VSJiXTIAJf HAIE I TE at lb Ul asd ckaapast mala. IU Brie M only Tie, and each aattl eoataJaa Sowbl th quaatity W Pya la thews mmally swtd tor ft. TBIS HAIB IYB i ataaafactarad by a pacaItar pracaa. which iwadarl it Inlaluiy sapstior ts aay dy la tk market. Being cam plat ia aa bottle, ae ataparattoB ia required, whk.h greatly eimpltAaa tk applloatios. IB CSIKO THIS STB yow avoid tbat rusty, aaad Bppearaarabj wbicb dyed heir aad whisker are ae readily raoogab". "bea B Interior ertirl bas bwsa aaad , aa tt prod oca a pariartly aatarai eotor sf aay ibada that ia daaired, fraat a rich brow a to a jetty, laatrou black, tbat will aot ,m at, ervek or tiB tb clo4blag lavast TSa Bad yea wffl fc aowv mead, bold by all DrnggiU aad Fancy wood Daalara. A. I- MATBEW3, Kaabrwr. PEMAS BABBKS A CO., Xaw York, Wkoleaal Agwat. mya
CLOTHING.
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