Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 July 1865 — Page 2

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nrrr w W ffAR OE U x PTOBX .tree. u -m bii the rtniiniDE between Wtw tr-t an'l the Ay bat rveentiv oc opted by tb, 0m .;r, mi Demrtme'ite : also, will fchnn An sfeln atreet. BSaT tb tb Canal, oar n. "jJltdTf WOBOA. BAP OO. WANTED. - ' 1 -" ..'tnr UflKTg n Tft DO tiS work for . ..-11 fr- ' g ,.nil. Knanlr t tb Joorbal crhoe. J?i3-tl LOST. OH THCBSDAT LAST MT B3BBEL broke h.r brldl. aod Wt, w.tb a aaddlB on, - MrCntf hinVlll. In thi lor rfimv r"nuw .. - . . . .. tb brldl or ddl.;lotraydawaywlib the orr.l ma-e. ne b.T fl ley, 2 year, old. I will hi- ..ti. tk. r.tnrn of the tnddla - flliev to mt la Kran.vllto. D X. BKAD. JyW.dtf. FOR SALE. T70H SALE.-SO ACRES OF FIB- T1SBEB- I 1 ro Lod oo pig-oo tjreex. rr i ... la.ll, Mlp "Irooer. fltn,td lx ajilea frn X,ai..vill. Add. Box t'A J'11 AFBIC4M METH DlSf CBCBCH OroDTITO.I ! SlrS', 0!Og l B. l ih -grk Koarg.ownt of tb city of Evn.vill , Ind T-tm. c b to J?8 BI.Y HA'iAM OBEtlf, PMtof rECOKD BAND HAT PBEf.8, AKD t5,t0 lct Luniler. jjH.tr OAFF, w una fj-y: c -SKESCEST CITY BALOOS KOB BALE. 1 1 . . Th nnd.nlcD'd wl.h to M1 to a re.ponib! nerniin on b.l' of tb Br .(tatted In the Crcdt Cily Hotl. 1 will Mil It to ny on who nn demtsr.d th baalae., at a Bargain. Ttrm. uib. jyS-lm Q.W, B IAN DON Farm for Sale. CIOKTAI'INQ 8IX1T ACBX'.OH LOW KB Mt. Vernon ro.d, 4 mil from Ktdi1i, in liood tat of caltlTatioo, with good fi-oee. and a K. cd larg frame boat od bam acd other ootTai Ati.um i b b nil.t wltb r withnot tb eroD i oreeent arowtDK oo th pl'efi. Will ba aoldlowby A. O.BULUVAH T T 01K i A ND I OT FOB SALE, SITUATED OH II liintb Htxl, ltM Vln and 8y-inor. yrinon LI YAH. Will t..od low by A. O. BU TTOUHB AND LOT OH HAMILTON 81 BEIT. 11 1 lut of Wuhinicton imet. In Northrra Urneoieot. lb b. dm t. . crt biRb, eowttln 8 room., ic.rrct. cuurn anu oat-Dnnaio... nn b .oil low by A. 0. eULLIVAN. ri'UK BlkAMKB CVbLKW. A WOOD BTKBK X wLmI .tram boat, of mcdlom lia. with r-at uowr for town , and U her rigging, a to. now Uy. at tb landing at Eran.Tlll, for l at a low price, with a Jew repair, in can v mane a aable boat for low water. Euomtaof O. MAGHEK A CO., Ugt Krao.vlll. Ind. c met UUlLDlNO LOTH IN eUABPE'S J Fnlnrifi raDt. Term caah. Enqair of B. bklnnet, at Uro, Pari A Co.'. Eeiidence for Sale. A 8PLENDID SCBCBBAH BE8IDKHCK, OP 4 IX lira aero, within tb city limit a two .tory brirk bona, with .table, Ac, and fruit of ml deaorintion. will p .oia tow ny -mr.tf. A. J0QHS0H. GROCERIES. I 'llll YOTIK COWS. f A lot of choice Country Bran, fre.h and good lut received aud for aai low, at VICKEBT BBO'B, 132, Mala Street. IiO'ATOXdl POT ATOES I POTATOES! i Wear- .till receiving tho choir Extern Po aloe., and will aell them che.p. band jour order., beloro they aia all gene, to VICKERT BB0S, Hit, Main Hurt. I.HdCtt AND HEAL. V Extra Family Flour, warranted bath la wck. and ban, la. and Freeh Corn manl Ja.t received. For .ale cheap, and delivered In any part of th city, by ilium iuo, ISi, Ualn titreet. "i AT8. Ou hundred bu.h.l. of Oat. In .tera and far Ml by VICKEBT BBC bV IM Mala fctreet. I vHlKII AI'PLtS. I A oboir lot of Dried Apple for .ale at ra il ocd Og urea by V1CHKKY 0KU B, l:,Main Btraef. IiAOONI liACONI BCNt J) A choice lot of Barer Onr-d llama, Plain do., Clear Mil, and Dried lieef f r .al hp at take. -. VICKEBT BROS. I.Hi. Main street. CLOTHING , UBBICH & 8CHRADER, Merchant Tailors, CHR. SICAMORK 4 SECOND ST8S Kvt.ivlllt, Id. at"Wi have a cbeli amortment of Imported Cloth, ann Caaatmeri'a t f n auirlnr quality. which w-w II mauulactura luio garaieni at, re (onaOU pr, e w Ca I ai d xamlB onr good, ind prlc. . JylVIH.,. lo a faw of th Wora Dlaordar th t H1 -t nia kiud arlae f r m corropilon. of the blood. Helmb iid . Extract of Baiaaparll.a la a remedy f,f the ntmoet value. WALLPAPER, &o. J CUT KE0E1VKD A LARGE AND WELL elected aeortmaat ot Wall and WlDdow 'apere, putn aud figured, which tba publlo ar. nvlled to call and examine before purchasing .laewh.-. Alar anew anppty of T.noycon'k new poena Eocr lanaa In ppr oovan, prlo SAeeat., . i nriirt BILLIARDS. fl Jl'bT" B0 IVID T II BE E FINE I'll A n 111 Hard Tab m. Balk', aiaunfactnre.with i'nelan cushion., tba latest Improvement. Tb.y ara now ready f r na, and lovera of hl attraativ aama are Invit d to call and try them at tba fct. Nicnoia Exchange, No. 54 Main ret. Jeil-dHm 8. B. OBAUUIB. REA L ESTATE AGENCY. fjpHE UNDEUS1QNED WOULD BESPECTJ. fully anuotio, to tb citlaena of Evanevlll' and vioinity, that be has open I an ottia Kiel ke'ale Agnnt. Anv person wiahing to buy or aell Heal ketale would do well to give him a call bvftir going ela. whete, a ba ha a larg quantity of choice real eel ate on hand for eaia. - -Office wltb P. staler, Third atraet, between Locuat and Main. A. O. t-l'LLlV AN, J-30 1!wd Beat K,tat Agent. . GUNS AND PISTOLS. " prr pa GUNS rCr PISTOLS, 2. Circuity Reduced PrlceKl C. KELLER, 95, Main Street, Importer and Manufacturer of all kinds of GUNS, PISTOLS, and . RIFLES, o AND DEALER IN -POWrgB, LElD, CAPS,H0T,CABTBIDGV8' PO !. -FLA-KS, SBOt-B'Qg, ( larye aaaerraaraO, J' SE POCKET KSIVKi AbO KA2 'iti., W4LKISO VASE. ALLtOB OP OlAS, AD PI T0L8, . . And Kvcrytblng Caaalljr Ronntt la una Biorc. aWOan mad to order.. T Farticnlar attention glvan to ,rW gon. and pl.tola. -jTo,d"m CERIES. tj acon ha 3.-400 CANVASSED HAMS. XJ 100 Plain ma, for sal, wao!ealand retail. at lnweat mar t rate by Y1CKEBY BROM,. . . 1S Main atreet yl5 K.EREL 30 KITT8 b EW MACK. "ch of ItsM: alao Salmon Trent. Whit ei.oaua uerriog, tw a at VIl'AIKI e, Jy'5 13 ain atrt. SCNDRlaS-JC T BEoilVKU EQtJS, BUTtar, yonng aud old Cbirkcn, Cov Oyal a. Pick ed Oyater., Lobater. Pin Apt lea, Pach, Tomal , 8 rdla, ., .eeontd xtract,, and a gena al a-ertmout of Fane, Orocerk. a way en hand at VICKEBT B Bob J1, 134 Mala atraet. POTATAOES AND ONIONS 55 BC8H MW fotatoea ; n, buh new PoUto Oniooa, larg and fine, for il. low at uvaiBi BROS'.. lax Mala atreit. 'I XA, 10FFRE AND SUGAR". A NEW J atocv, at gretl- redooed price.- Wab.v. . ver. c -' e 1 ctioa of fre-b Tea, Warrant,! to pi.e ior il ery r-amaaDia. jylS YI KaBX B OS., ISi Mala at. SUNDRIES. JL 1 F' BEiB QBOCND COBS MEAL at IGLKdART BBOS. Feed Your Cattle. . , ., , C BUSHED CORN, f HELLED CORN. BRAN, Ac , delivtred frea, by - IGLEHABT BB06.' ICLEHAHT'S EXTBA FAMILY ANDMBoaaharaUiil. ". 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7'U JUL I 19 EVANSVILLE eft? CEAWFOSDSVILLE -'J t -e Railroad. ''! r SUMMER, 1865, ARRANGEMENT n TRAIKB Lev .vnvuio O excepted). 1 Alowt: 5-50 A. M. ACCOMSIUIIAXIUSftoiwatal HUttc n Arrt'ea at YiDcfitwn J0:3S A. M. ; Terra Hani nt 3:15 V. M, tJ Arrive at Vlscenne. 1:J7 P.M.; . L i r j m ax train iwb lor r.e... j .tu m , M ; for Wee'C o:30 V M.); Arrire. at Terr H m, 3;'- P. ..connct. . log wLb lip bm Train aa follow: TEHEE HAUTE A HI DMWDB B. . . L ea Terr Ueol at 4 :V P. If Arrir.a at la la ap..lt 7:!iP. M maklux plooajiectlon w tb mine ! .' ? ' . for. Ciaclunati. Oolam'.o. and all Kfrn n h?, aad for Chi ago, Tola ..j. :.doji8dJB-tiolt ST. LOCIi, ALTOS TIHBB HATjT B.B. - - WeT tr Hant. t 3:6S P. M. - -Arrjfc--t Matt on 6:46 P M.; tblc.g ',7 .0 v. M., and nuking dlfct . ..ilxi in nn-ett o for all poloU la th iioni.W t- a. . 4 Vlf'ESSBSACCOa "uUuOUaIIUSIArriTa at vn wnaea 6t r. at 0. A M Trali.a lear for at, 10:45 l!T P M : Arrive et Lni.villa 6:30 A. M ; (loclnn tl, 8:00 A. M. ; Lear for Wet, 6 M A. M. f Arrlre at 1 1. . Lon. b 0 f, a ; Cairo, 5:00 e. at. BKTrB"IROi A CCU.VIIUUATIUa I'HAiai'Xl - . Ut U Trre H.tif at 6:&U A U. ; viure dp VI :m r .U. An ire at ,JajiiiK 6;l. P. M.Xtl ..1 iHtn Terr TTant a 3:50 P. M., rn arriral or Exprear Tram tro Cincinnati i d the LaVhi- - nmra at l: ft P. M. Arriroa at ' BTaoavlla :47 P. tj, ., .. , afrl.VCEISKS ACCOMMODATION , V . Leare O A M. Junction at i40 A. II., oo arnml orignt r.ipr-. rrom ,'" 'Cljicluoa'l and Lcnl.rllle. Arrlre. at Erni- :l A. M. 'Tiaxiraice eliwkedi tbfema -to all Iirloelpal point Jiorth and Emit. ..itT r.mi a I. en, JUIUT IL.UUB, ,r.,cvy t, CITY -iNJKWiS.' " - To ("Arrespondents, All letters, relative- to subscriptions or business connected with thii office should be addressed r . , , , i ' . Evausville, Ind. . CommunicationsToF ths'p'apfrbr lit; erary and political correfpondence of any character, should be. directed'. ' ' - ED1TQRS JOURNAL, . j . Eyacsville, Iad.;:,t&" h requires only & one-cent Btamp to prepay a drop letter.. The fact is not I generally known. ' '-' Sudden , Death. Mr a. Kerr, mother of lion,-Joseph E. McDonald, died suddenly at Covington, Ind., on Sunday morning last f&"Tbe Jefferson West Mississippi Bulletin says.4baJ. tbs " corn crop bids fair to he unusually Targe in all the counties of this State ast of the Trinity. There have been plentiful rains. . , - ggVWe are indebted to J.JJ. Kirkman, conductor 01 tbe accommodation train ewtbe- E As C. Railroad, for Term Haute and Indianapolis papers of yesterday, five hours in advance -of tbe mail. Do it more, J. B. . tSf Ex-06v, Jplin".Ste,)Ie of New Hampshire died at bis home in Petersboro, oa the 3d inst, in his seventyfourth year, and wss buried on the 5th. lie was a native of North Carolina, and was Governor of New- Hampshire in 1844 and 1845 ..r-r JSSJthe .Hndiaon (?,vtr says that blackberries are fttjypg 'here at two and a half cents per qi art .'l '. - . A few thdusHtid gallons shipped to bis city in good condition would be a fine speculation. They are only held at twenty Cents per qnart" in postage currency i .,. ----->We are requested to again remind the public that postage should be <prepaid>. From thirty to forty letters a week are sent to the Dead Letter Office on account of non-payment. Have your individual or firm name written or printed on your envelopes, and if you forget to prepay your postage, your letters can be delivered to you for pre=payment, and thus be saved a trip to the Epistolary Cemetery at Washington. ---<>--- FROM THE PLAINS.— Col. Catherwood, who has just arrived at St. Louis from the plains, reports the, murder of four men of the 13th Missouri and one of the 2d Colorado by the Indians. The Kansas City <Journal> says that when Col. C. passed through that place he had with him two antelopes, five or six prairie dogs, a South American cow and calf, and a bald eagle. ---<>--- COTTON AND SUGAR.—Late advices from New Orleans say there were no sales of cotton in that city on the 10th inst. A large supply had accumulated. and buyers were holding off for lower rates. Stock on hand 30,326 bales. During the previous week 245 hhds. Louisiana sugar were received at New Orleans. The growing cane is represented as in splendid condition, though but little has been planted. ---<>--- A DiKXER to Gen. Sherman Tbe friends of General Sherman intend to give'a grand banquet at the Lindell HoMJlel, Ht Louis, Tiext Thursday night The l'bnmmpr1' ira hiimminc"r Jun J. bats the' Democrat, making - thJ -arrangements, and it will probably be the grand-, est affair of the kind ever" gotten np in kat city. . y:,-r, r; ; ' . 1 ' S T till nw i i, A, Wabnixq vto Bots. A Tittle boy was severely injured yesterday evening while riding oa the steps of an omnibus While passing a crossing, he. got bis fingers between tbe spring of the "bns " which closed on them. He will probablylose twaor three of them. This should be a warning to others to keep off vehicles passing along the street " LiBSART Association Election. Tbe election for officers of the Mercantile Library Association takes place to-morrow af.eruooa, at the library room, in Marble Ha.1.--The following opposition ticket has been tOiuioa,t?4: President, Wr-E.1 H'oliiog'swofth-1 Tice President, Charles re&y; Recording- Secretary, Hiram E. Reed; Treasurer, Kobert Boydi Direotors, Wm. E: French, Levi Igleheartv Wm.'Bofpple," Wm Heilman, 8. EGilbert ,v An exciting election is MptcU4'';'r!j!,ai ?i f

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find on our Ubl copy of the Twelfth ! Annual Catalogue of thie popular, welL established and flourishing Institution, jait issued from the office of the Evans-1 ville Journal Company's Steam Printing 1 Establishment. The Catalogue shows that one hundred students were regis tared during the past cession, of whom forty-two wtre from a diataoce; all the balance from the city, which indicate the high estimation in which the proprie tor and his College is held at home. Mr. Behm has been successful because he has merited success. Quick Tbabsfeb. The Evansville Transfer Company jesterday.transferred I US) I a BlUDIEli W S 700 bale, of cotton and 50 hogshead, of tobacco from the wharf to the railroad I depot The cotton went forward latl night by the great Cotton Express line via the E & C, TEAR, and the Bellefontaine Railroads. Shippers at Nashville, Memphis and other points South would do well to consider this fact The short route is always the cheapest and best Tbe work on the Locust street sewer is progressing rapidly, and it is expected to put in the length of a block every two weeks. It is a work worthy the first commercial city of the State. Some complaint Las been made that the hose-reel of the steam fireengine has been closed in and could not I be eot ont readily in case of a fire. We I think, however, there will be no difficulty on that point A Paradise fob Rebel Plasters. An Englishman writes to the London Jndex that those Southern planters' who cannot make up their minds to live in the Union, ought to go to Trinidad, which island, he says, needs only an industrious population to become very rich. That is adding insult to injury, as we can imagine a no more bitter satire on tbe people of the South, especially the rebel planters. The application of the term " industrious" to them is indeed a broad jokr. . Enlarging. We are triad to see that the congregation of tbe Protestant Epis copal Church have gone to work to enlarge their Church edifice. The ne cessity of such a movement is an evi denee of a healthy growth iu that Church, and a compliment to their new Rector: Tbey propose to add twenty-one pewe to the auditorium this season, hut hope in a few years to be able to build a new edifice, commensurate with tbe rapid growth of the city and the progress of the sge. 1 Dbci.INEA Ramnel Rav.irrl nn.itiralv .a .. ' r J declines being a candidate for tbe office of Corresponding Secretary of the Mer cantile Library Association, and requests us to withdraw his name from the list of candidates. A Good Move. We are glad to see that some of our citizens are beginning to agitate the subject of taking measures to remove the bar in tbe river opposite the upper part of tbe city. As a sanitary measure alone, it is of the highest importance that it should be done, ( . . . , . .... lmnrnvino' lha lanr1ina at Ihia .! r a -- -- " A wing dam on tbe opposite side of the river above the city will do the work. The highest estimated cost we have heard mentioned is $20,000. We think it can be done for half that sum. Baying Cold Makes One a Rebel. There is instruction and example in the following incident narrated to us by i re nnsyivania inena: An honest Schuylkill County German merchant, who had been prospered and

accumulated more money than he could employ as capital in his business, came to a patriotic banker in Philadelphia and said, " I have got some moneys, and I want you to buy me some gold. " Why, Schultz, what do you want gold for? That is n't a thing you sell in your store." "I knows dat; but I want to make some money on de rise of gold. Beoples say it is going up, and 1 tink I may make a tousand dollars." x - "Schults, you dear old fellow. don't you know that if yon buy gold you will be a rebel?" "Not" said Schultz, with a tone of resentment "Suppose you buy $10,000 of gold. Suppose that some morning you read in the papers, in big letters, ' Terrible Disaster to the Union Cause! Grant's At my Routed and Destroyed 1 The Rebels Marching on Washington!'" "I should say dat was tarn bad news," excitedly interrupted tbe German. " Yes; but wouldn't you say right off, ' Dig, however, will put gold up pad for the Union cause, tarn pad, but it is good for my ten tousand. Don't you see, Schultz, that in buying gold you instantly make the interests of the rebels your interests that you bribe yourself to wish them to succeed, and to wish your country and your countrymen to fail? And if these unholy desires don't define a rebel, Schultz, there is no language to define one. Don't you see that buying gold inevitably turns honest, patriotic, devoted men like you away from tbe cause which they ought to support, and which they think they do support, but which they cannot support, because they have made it their interest not to support it? Don't yon see it, dear old fellow?" " Py taml I do," said the honest man, with gravity of manner and humility; "and I ax pardon of the war. Put de whole of dat in Seven-Thirties. My money goes mit my principles." The Seven-Thirty Notes can be had of the EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, in any amounts and of either dates, viz : August 15; June 15; July 15; at par and accrued interest This loan is nearly exhausted, and it is quite certain that , the notes will be at a premium as soon as it is announced that the loan is H taken. There remains about $50,000,000, and a few more weeks will absorb the whole amount of this popular and only loan offered to the public. . The New York police picked up over ten thousand lost children last year All but two hundred and eleven were re claimed, and these were turned ovr to the Commissioners of Charities and Corrections. v ,". .v" ; . ' ' '

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the, 6th, says: Some of the roughs of auttoon chartered an engine Sunday morning to go to jimbarrats bridge for the purpose of bathing. While out there all hand, including the engineer, got wildly drunk. They came hack to town, where they probably procured an additional supply of liauor. s-ot still drunker. when the engineer offered to bet that he could run to Mattoon, eleven miles in as many minutes. ro one accepting the wager, he concluded to make the time anyhow. Therefore, all hands leaoed aboard, when the engineer crowded oa every inch of eteam, and the engine, which was being run backwards. a.)iii off almost with the sreed of liffhtninir. William Mote, a deaf and damh ho. whose parents live about a mile up tbe a . ... trackf and an engine to be running on Sunday, was toiaiij unaware oi me Umble enemy that was gaining upon him n rapidly, when all at once it struck him with tremendnous force, tearing him literally in pieces. Thr "entire la:k of his bead was taken off, one ot his arms was com pletely severed from his body, one of his thighs nearly so, his intestines torn out and scattered for nearly two hundred yards. After the dreadtdl occurrence tbe wbi-tle was blown and the engine stopped; but, alasl too late. Tbe Courier ought to have added the name of the engineer, and the Western Company ought to see that be is never again placed in charge ot a locomotive on tnat road. T"49 Items. The Freeman't Cham. P""1 of Houston, Texas, of the 3d instt Bay " The jayhawkers, we understand, are very numerous out West It is not safe for a man to travel oa a fine horse, or even a superannuated mule, as their motto is to take everything from friend or foe. We want to see the iaybawkers disbanded, ana we presume major (Jen. sneriaan is me man to make tbem fa miliar with the effects of a dose of lead or of cold steel. " We see that the Federal authorities have collected a large number of ne groes, who have left their former masters and come to this oity, and are put ting tbem to work cleaning up tbe streets. This is as it should be. It is very necessary to the health of the city tnat toe streets snouia be kept clean, as the sickly season is now upon us. This timely cleansing will doubtless have the effect of saving much suffering, not only m0D tne ..rooP8. tuea here, but Galveston is improving rapidly; houses are being renovated, and busi ness is beginning to look a little oo the old-fashioned order, though it will take some time tor things to go ahead. War is botn a demoralizer and a curse, and we hope Americans will never eater into another family quarrel It eosts too much. The fun lasts too long, and the ball causes too moch money also to dance to tne tune of death! The Cavalry March Through TexasLate news from the Southwest says: The march of cavalry under General Merritt through Northern Texas has created tbe utmost consternation, as they are the first Federal troops seen there. Circulars are issued by General Merritt to allay apprehension, and strict orders are carried out to prevent pillaging, and to keep the negroes from leaving neids to follow tbe army. No soldier is allowed to enter private houses I on any pretext I the wheat crop is abundant, and the T'!d " fronJ, ,fifteeD t0 VntJ b,nBbeI to he.d meetirje. .nd ai,rflRf, , , ' per cent of the crops to all negroes who I worked faithfully, besides giving them rations, medical attendance, two suits .f t ... L : j . i . . . i vi viumiuK, auu iub Diauiers to taaa I . . e' ? care ol tbe vouncr and infirm Such a large number of negroes have I accumulated at Memphis as to compel Geo"! Tilliston, Superintendent of ireedmen, to if sue orders for them to re turn to their late masters, under pain of being arrested as vagrants, but assuring them that he will certainly protect them ia all contracts made for their labor. They are also notified that they must carry out, in good faith, their share of tbe contract, or he will compel them to do so. PaT We notice "that Col Van Horn, who was elected to Congress, at the last election, from the Jackson County district, is "climbing up in the world" again, having agnin taken the editorial charge of the Kansas City Journal thus demonstrating that being elected to Congress don't always ruin a man.. Glasgow (Mo Union, 18th. , A Grave Joke. When Benjamin parted with Jeff. Davis, he said, " We're both going to the same place." " How is that?" asked Davis. "Well," said Berjamin, " I am going to Europe, and you are going to your rope." Acquitted Captain Henry Switzer, Clerk John B. Weaver, and Mate Samuel Corbus, of the- steamer Magenta, have been unconditionally released from their bonds. It will be remembered that they were arrested by order of Major General Pope, on the charge of. ill-treating soldiers on tbe npward trip from New Orleans. Mo. Democrat A bobiginal. A troupe of some twelve or fifteen red men, gorgeously painted and feathered, attracted a good deal of attention oo Saturday last. They are from Colorado, and, accompanied by a missionary, are soliciting aid for an educational institution established in their midst Lowe, the poor Indian, is not among them. Indianapolis Jour. By Telegraph.) RAILROAD RECEIPTS. Txaaa Hxcra, Jnly 18 1865. Afr. A. M. farad-.-To arrive oa th lath of July, 1865 P P lk, 3 bxa bleating powder, S bxa catanp, 1 bx Indigo, 1 bx Iron ; E B, 8 brie rya coffee ; Jaaae Kohn, 1 bx wheal art, 1 bx groand pepper. 1 bx tartar ; K, 5 bx. pearl .larch, 1 tg reeouV, S bx pepper eance, S bxooa-a o aat Bp ; Praten Bi-o, to don brooa ; Wbaeler A B, 85 do. l,e; TBcaatlin, 9 angar mill. S bd'a bolu, key, tc; atreet. Brown A Co, 1 Block aaarb a. Sigoedj A. K. BOBBINS. ELECTION. Mercantile Library Association. OPPOSITION! TICKET. Prttidtmt, W. X. HOLLINGS WORTH. Viet JVeoa, CHARLES DESBT. Beomrding 8crHmryt BIB AM E. BEAD. Tarr, B0BXBT B0TD. IHrtetori, WM X. FRENCH, LEVI IGLEHABT, WM. B0EPPLE. WM. H ILMAN, P. X GILBERT. XWettoa come eg Thnreday rnlag. JylS-td NOTICE. BREAD, BRAS ASD COR EATERS i Wa have aotd off oof old stock of TUw, aad ar bow la tba market with Freeh Wbjtaaad Bed Wheat Flour; Meal joat gronad ; Cora Jut through elevator, and vary nica and clean, is mall or large do, joet to .ait patients, at tl eowtbara Mill, cor. Locnet and Oaaai sir. B' ilia, lad.

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Local Notices!

Foa Sale A House and Lot situ ated between Allia's Mill and the old graveyard, near the canal The house entirely new. For further -informa tion inquire at Armstrong's Fnrntture Store, on Main Street jylS. Iw 1& I will sell at auction, Thorsdar, July 20th, at 3 o'clock in the forenoon, at my Auction Room, No. 27 Locust street, 25 boxes of manufactured tobacco. Sale positive and without reserve. Com, and bay, for you will get bargains. jyISd2t Hibam Nelsoh. - Ksv Jiefurninj solditrt who are en titled to pensions, arrears of pat, or bounties, would do well to call on Wm. Ileavis, U. S. Claim Ag-ent, whose card s ia another column of thii paper. ' Having had more than a year's expe rience in the United S ates army, and being a lawyer by profession, together with his close application to business, he is now regarded as one of the most successful Claim Agents in this part of the eoontry. Soldiers and their friends who have anythiag in his line, would do well to give him a call. jll.lw. Tbe Best and Safest Stimulant. The Bei Jacket Bitters are free from all acidities usually found in ordinary tonics and stomach bitters of the present day. Tbey are made, from sound and fresh material; nothing that is not entirely wholesome and healthy enters into their composition. jy 14 dw BAYOU SAND. fPHI TJHDX RSIGSED WOULD. 1HFOBU and other that b I A Brick aver., Plaa eree Bow prepared to deliver tb best Bva Bend to any part of lha city. Order left at Croee D via A Co'a. Grocery, or my real leao, corn-r ot Tblid and Lacuat, will b promptly attended t . jyisi.aiw, ALiKiumitu. NOTICE. Take Notice. 200 BAGS BICH O TJNTSY BRAN AUD 8hipvuft. jot reoe ved and for eal lo . AAI , UAST X WHITTAREB, Jylfl.dlw. No 6, Water Street. Sheriff's Sale No. 204. - BT VIRTUE OF AH OBDEB O' BALK I-8TT. ed ont of the offic, of lb Clerk of th Yndarbtl'gh lica.it Coart, in favor of Bobart F. MIgttiugal aad again' bndo'ph W. Bttmeeker, borrn Soieaaoa and Thiiaaa Worth, I will, oa 8AT0BDAT, AC0C3T 12, 1885, s Btweea the hoar, of 10 e'clock a. nr. aad 4 o'clock p. re. aald day, at tba door of the i-ourt float IB th city of Kvanaville, Indian, offer for aala at pul.lic auction tb rente and pioS a for the term of (even year of tba foUawiog deacribed re aatat. to-wlt: Lot No. oi a (1) la B.ock No. on hundred aod thirty-f mr ( 34), io t e town of Lamaaco City, according t tba recorded plat thereof with all tba app rt finance. tberuo a belongl.g, and ahonld .aid r 'Dta and pri fit oot aell for hub .uf fleieot to a tlaiy .aid w It a"d ro.'., I Will, at th mm Ii m aad place, envr lor al th re almple of a:d pramtaa. OtOBGI W0LFLIN, 8. V. O. By Job Gbxxk, lep ty. FvDviil, July lSlh, 165. Jyl.3ww DRUGS. TJnioiiDrug Store ! DB. J. 8. LOWEB HA JUST BECEIVED A freeb eupply of Drug, Midi-ine, Pa'nt., ila and Dyeetnff., Perlumery, Fancy Article, Par Wine aad Bread lea, for medical purpoae. Patent Medtcinee aad Bitter of all kino. ' A thorough knowledge of all the br.aoue bf snr bnalne., aad onr direct purcbet fro, lnvpirter. and manafaetarer., will enable ai to compel aa.caaafully w th any ratatl boa in th olty -k ;t Phy.fotan' prncrlntlon. carefully compound, d. Btor oa Loco. Street, flrat door biow rha Pot OfBc, Kvaaavlll, Ind. - JilS.dtf GROCERIES. City Gro eery a. ALWAYS OH BAND CHOICE COLNTEY Bqtiar aad Fraah Egg., at JylS.dlw CttOSo, DAVIS A CO'S.M (tOODSUOABFOBllc.et - ' T CRC83. DATI3 A C0'8. JylS.dlw. A fn CHOICE CANVASSED HAMS, 0JJ Sinttn. eaavaaaed break feat t 0 Tba. Pialn Baea bhoulder, 3U0 tt. Clear Sidaa, oaatry co'el, aad for aaie, cheap, at JylS.d w. CB0S3. DAVIS A C08. RHfl LBS. CHOICE 8BOAR.tmD DRIED J UU Ii r, at ! CBOSS, DAYI3 A CO'fl, Jjl8,dlw 100 BC8HELS FEW POTATOES. BOB 8ALR cheap at CROSS, DA VIS A CO 8, Jyis.dl 1 Cl 111 BtJSUELS XAB 00B8, 1,UUU 8 too. Bran, .. 9 too r hip. tuff. ' ' -'i 'o 1 toa Cow Feed, at ' Jy'S dlw. CROSS, DAYI3 A CO'3. A FINE AfSOBTMKNT OF BTAPLE AFD Fancy G, oceriee, for aale at reaaoaab'a terma at - - CBuSS, DA Via A C08. JylS.dlw SCHOOL. ST. ACNES' HALL. Terr Hawt, Iadlana, A PROTKSTIXT EPISrOPIL CBIECH SCB001 IOU GIKLS. Bt.R.v. DEO. VFFDLD, D. D.L. L T , til. hop of Indiana, Patroa and Vlaltr. BEY. 1. M. MARTIN, K. A , BecW.r , . 8AMCEL . EARoT, kt. A., . r Praaldent. J . THX FALL 8X8HI0K OF ST. AGNES' HALL (th Dloea Female bchool) will commence on Wednesday, tb 6lh day of awptembcr next. Applioattoaa f r catalcgn and Information, aad all buaina. ooamanical on. ioaId be ddreed to . SAM'L. P. EAkLY, -...J Prea d-nt of Corperaiion. Terr Haato, lad., July, 186. JylT.dAwtpt. " - ' ' COAL. Rockport Coal. STEAMBOATS AND DEALEBS ClN FIND a eoaataat aopoly of thi aopetlor Cal, for aai la aaatitla to suit aad fair price. Apply la . POWELL, COOK A Co-, bU-tf " Upper Laadlu. Bockoort.. DENTISTRY. Dontal p4ai,a..; HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IH THE prctioof Dentitry Dr. A. H. Jon," formerly of Cincinnati, w wow d aao6ao.t the people of E'aaevtlle that we ar prepared par.' form all operation p tainirg o Deoti.try In tb ostaklllfa' meaner. ArtincIO Teeth ldrtef a Gold, Platlnam. Sllv-r mt Vnl lt. aid as regard aly a, beauty of fli iab and nstora ae of appeaxa.ee. we cball ag con,i.ariaou with work don any where, Kaet i r Vat.., Waaolidta ahareef parbll patreeaj. . DB4. BIE tBijWEd A JONK, -Boom A aod S, Marble HH, -apU . " Evar.rvil , lod.". A CIar,Iataath Skta aad Beaatl. fnl Complexion follow th aaa of U elm bold". Coc cent rated Flsli Extract Baraaparilla Jc remove, brack spot, pimples, aad all arnptwna ot tbaakia. SCHAPKER & BUSSING, Fans. AH IFDLXSS YA BUTT OF FASSi W0BTB IrbBi 5 oaata to f 5 each, jnat ooeoed at 81 HA PA KB A BCSSHiG'S - Parasols. . A LARGE STOCK OF GtNGHAK ASD BILK Bua Umbrella, ad tbe Mrg,et - arock of Paraaaia ver anbrad- in the city, now open at i feCBAPKIBA DCfBISGB. Dress Goods jfkg-ain SCHAPIAK A BC8SINO ABX DAILY BEcelviug aovaltiea ia Dr aa Ooada, aad ara aeU tag tbexa at tbecn ternary popular low price.

Administrator's Notice, ftJOTICX 18 HXRXBT GIYEJ, THAT THX Lv saderatraed ba beaa appma'1 Admfni. trator of tba aetata of Jobs C. targent. la a df Yaadarbarirh ooeixry. dateaaed. tba as tat la probafciy aoivawt. BOBPiT A. B ILL, . JwJy f-w - - ' Adarinbvtrato.

BANKING.

Capital Paid In - - $350,000 Limited to $700,000 THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK -rr Of ..Evansville, C. R. BK"ET J SO. D. ROCHE . .Prealdamt, -Caatiler, Saving, commenced baainea at iu Offices corner oi : Slain and First Streets. Offers itaMervfeae to th citise- a of Kvaaavil aaad it vicinity, being prepared to carry aa a Vi i. lejitlmata . . General Banking Business, .And to Parch aud Sapply - 7-30 Treasury Hotes, Gold and Silver, Bank CTotes, Sxchange. Buys IT. 8. CERTIFICATES, B0SDS, ana otner Secsrltln, aud Discounts Fi'BEIGX and DOMESTIC PIPER. Ard for th BtrnnmAftatlAa n . a v-.w.vaa .vi HITVUBOIBBJ mUQ mrir 'aaTioirs lain popular GoTf,rninDl l-ant it effer to tq tywk ravai tf IT. eat n &a 4 w r prr v xKBBy.vsv. jncfAraa Jaa; Aotei mm A otli.ar Sccwrltlca, on totf itra-l holder tb oppo.tanftj to avoid ha 1 Brnri aanjl aemr a.a.1.1 .t .a j warn., a aa. ay a ftwOIU a ate til IB XT own fKMavaa.oa J10.tr NEW FIRM. H ATS,.C APS ABB STRAW GOODS 'A LABOX ASSORTMENT OX - MEN'S Si BOY'S HilS, CI Pi ISB STRAW GOODS. ; ' " A LSO LADIES' AMD MISSES Hoods and Trimmed Hats. WF-or .al to th Wbolreale trade cbap."w UKiPUCAR . MITCIIELI,, K. SS Rorttx Plrat Streat. Next door to Hotlingawarth.) ' ar,T - -. SASH AND DOORS. GaVtO to HUfJNEL &. SONS If o a want good SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, S II I IV O IL, "l3 S , n.'. i .. - I-Pine or Poplar. FLOORING, TV'eatliorboixrcling', , 1 ; g'jt;.:,. - r'J. CASINGS, ' '.': .- i: ., r . ' MO'U LDING, .'::'! ' i tji-. Or any hind of , ; - , , . ; -.. it. . : I-, - L U M B E R. Factory and Tard Corner VTalaat Street and Canal, EVANSVILLE, My30-3n' INDIANA. STEELE & TRIBLE, : . SOOND 6T., BXT. OH X8TN CT AND OHEBBY, , Mr Aver ills, it dub a ash, cooes, wnrijow biih ds Dressed Lumber Soard., Lath, Aa., of every deeorlptloa eoaataatly n hand. Packing Boxee ot all klada mad to orirder. Sawing of every kind done oa the aberteal ' rlS-ly SALOON. A Change St. Nicholas Saloon. CAM GRAMMAR HtS AOAIS TAKEN t.v aharge of tb 8t. Nlchoi Saloon aad will pat. .. rate or -r VI in an BOIOI d. patch. Th flneet Liijno, wr til be kept In tb bar aruf no ouiiara rat lei win ocenpy tb eeeon Book Ui. old friend aad custom r are laviled to nail aodee him. myn.d:ine. FOUNDHY. CHRISTIAN KRAT;4 ' ' - (Formerly of Kratx A Heilman) FOUNDRY AKD MACHINE SHOP, Cor. 2d and Elm Streets, , Evansville, Ind., Mnofacturr of Steam Engines, Boilers, Aad all kind of STEAMBOAT AND MILL I JL CHINE It Y. Brats and Iron Casting's, of Every Description. Made to order; SUGAR Ml LLS AHD E VAPO RATORS. DKALEBIB Gum Belting, Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, ; Fire Bricks, Tiles, And Zerything in this Line of - r . -i Basinets. Aireot fcr the celebrated John H. Maaxy Patent AJoatabie Bapr and Mower combined, with SelfBaker attached tb beet Harvesting Machine In as. Farmer will call be 'ore porcbaetng elsewhere end sea these tried Machines, areferred all tbe Wwtera Slate. How Froata and all klad of Ornameatal Casting need la tba Bailding Has, Air Oratee. a tar Plates. c made to order la tba latest styles. Workmea aunt oot -o do any repslr. or aet as aav werk ordered. . r rtmi'AiriiBicj- , Dona at Shortest Notice. g R1TI elaa hne.k. ... .1 ., . . uh . ,u vo,irs svoca oi paaw formerly aaad bj Mr. Hirer? 6crlhutrx aad wfotild Mpactfntlj aak a tbara of tba patfua. aaarat Pwf tkaa tABKlaea fc... V " - KWia-.a-, Ba-tBfr. UJ awXanVCIJ fwllS AJFWaV ma3a. BBnTnaajn tdbrl we-if hi W. ,.. anV - tT ia my baa of baalaM. VUKIBTJABI m.B.aTd. ITCH. ; Scratch ! 8cratch! Scratdxl ITCH I ITCH ! ITCH ! SLAB KS IT5S Win ctrr lh ftch Ib M bonrs. AIs awrsa 8a Jd Bead. Old Sp'aa, and a I - a tk. coniaiaa no Msrsory. Price 6j e nu per boa by mall, or t4 t per a oxen. Aden, aa, Bii.i'vii A Cu. Bo S5S, OlBjelnnarl, or

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PRINTERS & BINDERS.

Ara prepared to do all kind f Steam boat. Ballroad and Mercantile Printing aad Binding, and De It praaaptly and la th beat maaaar.' ' km wa buy ail oar atock for Caah from Aral haad. and 3no I The work ander our personal anperratoa, wa have aeaeaiiaacy ta aertmg that lor jnn.ir2 And Cheap Work onr cannot ba earpeeeed in th Weat. WORK Left at oar Couatlng Room will receive prompt attention, and will be done a CHEj&P A. the times will permit. ' Give a. a rail aad j adg for yourfclve, . AT THE "JOURL" OFFICE, No. 6 Iiocust St. 7 CLOTHING. - r-a, iZ s in Q mm. e-j fj 8 g V am. 21; 2 53 r 2-C ami W ' Wz a-, , .y Nt 21 had aw V .am . fI2 GO aa rt0f Ve a mm hew m, am pZ - la) S. C. z TBI To p g. . asm mm ra l ami S "a HARVEST TOOLS. Hall, Brown & Co.'s Snaths and Cradles. EalL Brown & Co.'s Hay ft Manure Ports. Blood's Grass, Grain, Briar and Lawn Scythes. Waldroa's Grass A Grain Scythes. Scythe and Grind 8tonea Hay Rakes and Hay Znivei. , Brats and Enamelled Xettlei. Apple Parera. For sale at tbe Lowest Cash Prices, at JACOB 8TRATJB ft EON'S, , 74 BXaln Street;

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NOTICE.

Collector's Hotice. Intarnal Sevsnne, First District,) Indiana, Collector's Office, Evansnlle, July 12th. 1885. j Notice is hereby ermn, aa required by Section Xweaty-eig-ht, of "An Act to provide Internal Here nne, to support tha Government aa to pay me in?erett on tne rurlio Debt.' tnat the Attestor's Anual Listt. for said Dittriet, embracing the taxes due on INCOME. LICE&4K3, Ac. for the year Ie65, have been returned to theJolieotor's Offiee, and the same are due and payable within T E N I A Y S irom the 20th day of Jnly, 1865, from which time I will attena at my office, in Evansville and remain from day to day during: the time required by law to receive said taxes, and in default of pay meet within tho time specified, the addition of TEN per centum, prescribed by law. will attach ana in all catet oe collected. WM. E. FRENCH, Collector, 3d Div., ltt Dis., Ind. IvU-SI , CITY NOTICES. Board of Equalization, ri'HK COMMON COl'hLlL OF THE CITY OF 1 Avaaavll will meet as a Board of Equal s. Ilea, al tbe City Ceaaoil Chamber ia aald city, oa Moaday, the 6th day ng June. I3, al o'clock a. aa., fur tbs purpose of eqaalldng aad corrrotisg Ib seeessasaia of real and peraoaal property, aad wtll eoatlaa la aesaioa from day to day, a III laid aaaessaient ara all equalised and correettd. Ail tag payer ara rvqn.at.d to rail prevton. to the adj .urumeat ol toa Board, aad examiee their aaare.menta. Jvavtf W.BAKER, Mayer. 'tia uohMun cOUacil oF The Cltt uF L Kranavill wtll -eraiv sealed propoaal. aa. IM July tb 17tb, 16, for bnldriug Firt tree of aald e:ty, from Lo set street to Lest straer, a dl.Unca of l,oat S.lUu feet. Ppwltca tiati may b sees al tbe fflc of th City C ik. A M. MoOBlrF, Clerk. Cla It's Oflrs, Evansville, J.e It. U 5 JelO MEDICAL. JJIABHCEA AKD DTSENTEBT. MIGCinC's Compound Extract of Eenne Plant la sow onlveraally acknowledged to b th moat uoosssfal and rallabls remedy vr prepared for tb car of th abov eomplalut, or any relsxed eondttioa of the bowel, la either adalt or children, la snr "circular ' will be found b testimonials ef Col. Long, Oea. Pteaaaatoa, Oeo. Flta Henry Warren, Maj. Or tna, Dept. S. Hoyt (aow Mayor of Mew Orleao.l, f th V. 8. A.; Wtro Bantiary Uranmiaalon, War Belief Fund Gommi. loa, aplaloai al tb ' pre " and steamboat oltl. cere Prepared only by J. A O. MAOUIBE, ObMBlat, St. Loola. Bewars of oennterMta. - LEICII.CABLSTEDT A CO.. Wkolesals AgenU, miiM.dAm. Kvanaville, lad. DR. J. 8. LOWER, Physician & Surgeon, HA VINO PERMANENTLY LOCATED IU Bvaasvllle, offer his professional esrvbiaa laths eltlsena ef Evaeeville and vtolalty. saw-oflos aad reaid-nes ea Maia stiast, opposite new H. H. Depot, tie will be found at Brou.b. too A Wood' Drug Slors, oa lbs corner of Third aad Main, from t lo 10 e eiook a. m. aaob day. vl NOTICE. VTOIICB 18 H E B K 8 ,' 6IVEM THAT I WILL lv apply to tbs City lk,usll f r lbs privilege of ersctlec a frsms wagoa shsd rn tbe rvar or lot Mo. iPT, Donstioa Enlargi.rn.ut of lbs ally of Even.villa, lod. JeSD.tw 0 SOROS SIN0EB. H '.' i 1 L1 '. .... i . ; MEDICINE Hair Uprooted 1. ''ratal all parts af tha Hody la Ha . aumales, wttasal taarg le Ik atia, by " t rdtl'l DtrltiT at I'oWB.a." Ask or aead tor I'pbem'. liepiletory Powd-, and lake ao other. P Mailed to any add ism for 11x5, by o. A JPH AM, 85 South Eighth (treat, Phlladelpb a. raa. u bottle Fpham'i Tattar Olnlaaant Is a aura car for T-Cer, hm aAeam, t'Aajjped iaada, Bart r'a ilcA, Ai. Price, o coats a box. TJpliamt'a A.thma Cwra rallees tb moat violent par. xylam of dWAeaa, la let miaataa, and .Sect a apwdy cure. Pi. , II a pacVege. U' pham'a Oyapspala Car. la war ranted to cur any eaes or iesia. aoaseusr aow teag euaaiMg. l-riragl. cent by mall t'phaan'e Frsckle Danlabsr removes Freckira. Ian, Sunbnrn Plmplea oa tbs Face, SoHsss tksfekia aod Besutlnae the eomplrxlva.. Prloa 50 call. Dr. La Parte 1.1 fa Kllxlr, the greati Nsieata and Aseeaefiag Remedy, restoiM Iu, msnty vtror ail who ars sufl-ring from ImpelrvaT apiaat knsrgy, Mervons Debt Tly, Ac, srlamg fr. m whstever causa. Price, ti a package. Tba Japaaaia Hair Btala) colors tb Wblskaraor Mcustacb a beautiful 2ae ar 5n s.. It vai.ts of alg ess rpars4ia. Color w'Uaot' fads or wean aul. Only 50 cents a box, fold by B. O. t'PH A M. 25 Boalh Eighth atraet, Fhiladavhta, and by all Druggists. Circulars seal Ires. BB0P0HT0M A WOOD, Cor. 1 bird snd Mala Street, taVSa AceaM for Evanavllls. NEW MUSIC. FAMTAIfilE BBILLIA N 1 E on C'o-.r'a song of " Hope on, and yet Rejoice," by Cm. Methia. Tht baaa'tfst Instrumeotal pl-c ebouid com. maoil a great raa a It I a Brat da composi tion, by on. of oor own cHlsetiS 'LOVED ABB r-0 FAIB: By V. Xlak.l. Ctisnrtla . little Palled "WHY DO I WEEP BEilDX T0T OBAVXf " Bona by . O Mlninger. LOV Eo CHIDI0:" Masnrka. By A Parhsr. At WAKREx A CilNYbOT M B. SUNDRIES. Pi inter's Ink. X RAYS KOW Olf HAKD AM ASSORTMEAT of Xewa Ink, Book lak. Black end Colored J b Ink, which w will eel at r.eeo-ebi rates. , B. A. RUtTOM A OO. rlonr. BBLA. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUBt tCyJKJ too sack. Flour, at Bo. 3D Weter atraet. B. S Kl'STOH A 0. Bran and ShipttuffL JtST KECEI TED BT KA ILROAD AKD Biver, 100 ck Bran aad Bhlpetnfl'. For ! by B. B. BUTOB A C9. Pire Crackert. SMALL LOT OH HAND, WHICH wa . win eii si new I ork price. B.S. BC8TOV A CO DISSOLUTION. PAaTkt ABeHir UKkeiorolB EX ri'Ha"" 1 1st! lstlngbvtae.aTu-i.er A Oeaita.f (e dissolred by mutosl eoo.nt. H O. Uwathmey silt cootlnns buines at tba o'd stand, Mo. 14 Maia street, and will Kittle all claim, elibtr for or sgalnat said Brm. . T. w, itanra, HIUBT C. OWATHMKY. JnlyS, 1S5. i tw CUTTING TIMBER. f d A VE BEEM IK FORM ED THAT CERTA IM A trss aa.'f bar bees ceiiioa I tuber es my lands ia sections ti ssd , Kal.hl tcwaahip, Vssderi.urgb coast, lodtaa. I will give FitTkKif DOLLARS BEW.HD to aey oa wbw ill give to my sgeat Alveh Joasaoa, a oca in form a ion a w 11 Msd to tbs conviction of suob tivspes'ers. -s-f W. H. 8TOCK WELL. mKUlUAL. W-FOB MOBE TB AH TWEBTT YEABS HATBEWS YXSETIAX HA1B DYXbMftood th mat of trial, aad la conitaatly iBcrsasiug la . public favor. THX YXAXTIAS HAIB DTK Is th. best aad cheapest rAm. !u prios ia only Tie, aad each bottl eoatalna dcabl tba qqntity of Dy la tuo nsal!y sold rr fl. THIS HAITI DTK I aaanfecttired ty a pecsliar process, which render. It InSsiuly aapcrior lo aLy d;a ia tb market. Belsg cam plats ta ana bottle, ao preparation Is required, wbith greatly eiaplifiee th appilcatioa. IK L'SIBO THIS DTK you avoid that raty. dead apaearaDcaby which dyed hair aid whwksrs ar ao readily reccgaixsd, when aa U'erlor artirlahaaawtaaMd.aaitprodqceaa p.,ctly satar color of aey shade that ia daairsd, (c m a rich brow a tia Jetty, I natrons black, that will sot ot, crock or aiala tbs clothing. Isvaat T6e and ym will b coav mead, bold by ail Draggists aad Fancy Good. Dealer. A. L MATHEWS, Maaatactarer. DKMAS BABBKS 4 CO.. Kew York. Wbote-

Uph.m'a Hair OI.. an Csrllng fluid Is tb bl balr dreming la Ib. worl-l. II Imp .ru a beattlful gleea 1 , 4. aaar, kp u aa sari, oromoles Its arowih. Ao. Piles. 60 cats a

JH (Below tbs Wsahingtoa Hotel.)

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