Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 July 1865 — Page 2

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WE WILL BIST, TOR 0E On MORE year., ll the bnlldlnf oe Locust trt, Uivwb Water .trwt end the Alley, but recently oe spied by tb Oosanieeary and QJJ ' Ip.rrme-te; eUo, will rea th Blacksmith r-hop on Main (tract, Bear th Canal, on tMtoi-mMj'u-4?t' MOBOAIf .' BEAD CO. WANTED. A tha work for a nail family. German girl pnfcr rd. Boqoir at tba Jour tat office. Je23-tf LOST. OH THDE1DAT LAST MT 8")RBIL MAE brok ber bridle and left, w.th a eaddls oo, tor Jamee Krvkloe' near McCatcblaarill, la tbia conety. I hf ,- slnrw racovered tha avare, without tba brldla 01 Aeddle: alaa strayed away with th uirr.l nft'N nre be II le. 2 vnert Old. I will cay liberally for tba return of tba saddle ned fill to m t ia Kvanellle.t -Jylir.dtf. D. B. BEAD, FOR SALE. T70E t ALE. 40 ACBE9 Or FIHE TIKBE3ID Land on Pigeon Creek, ran 01 baa flue dip Timber. Hitnated all i "n Evenavllle. Addre.e Bo it1"-'9 ffBK AT RICA HETIfi Dldf CBCBCH A crootrty on lark trre, ceras; . ukjc. , Id tba soorib Enlarmat of tba city or Eanslllf, Ind. Terms e. b. A rply to Jyg BIY. HAOAW CBEtaT, Pa toy. 1E SECOND H AHD HAY PBES8, AND V 15, COO feet Lnaibar. JyS If OAF, COCHB ISA CO. -BEeCEHT CITT 8ALOOH FOB BALK. Tba ondfrtUnf d wishes to aall to respooelbls person on half of tha Bar altnatad In tba Craaoadi City Hotel. I will tall It toeny sue wbo andentande tba baslneaa, at a bargain. Term caab. , ' ' " JyS.lm Q. W. BBANUOM. Farm for 8 ale. COKTAItIKO BUTT ACBE'.OM LOWEE HI. Varnoa road, t mllaa froaj Iveollle, Id good itata of coltlratlun, alto good fences, and a nod laraa frama home and bar n and othar outtal dings, tan ba b ogbt with ar without tha p at d lo win sol wby A. O. ttCLLIVAH. t ionii OCfE AND LOT F0B8ALE.SITUATED OH II Ninth street, belweea Tina and Bycamora. Will ba .old low by A.O.AULLIVAN HOUaE AND LOTON HAMILTON 81 BE ST, Eaat of Washington atraat, la Nortbera En. largamcnt. The b. oea a or h'gh, eontaloa 8 rooma. tarrrt. cl.tera ana out-bnl'dlosa- Wt I baaoHh.wby A. 0. SCLH TAN. ri UK BiaAHEB CUBLBW, A QUOD STEBN J. wtaal KUanboat, of rt-adlara alaa, wltb great Jiowar lor towii g, and all ker r gging, a abaeow aya at tha landing at Eanl!i, for aala at alow prlca. With a faw rapalra ahaeaa b aiadaa yluabla boat for low watar. Enquire of O. MAOHIB A 00., jt-it Eanllla, Ind, C NiCIt BUiLDlNO LOTH IN ttU ABPB aJ Knlarirf m.nt. T.iffii caah. Enquire of B. Dkinnar, at Uioaa, Dala A l.'e. Betidence for Sale. A SPLENDID 8TJBCBBAN KISIDENCE. OF Xa flTaaeraa.wltbto tha city llmita a two atory brick bouaa, with aubla, Ao and frolU f all daaorlptlnna. Will ba aold low by my't,tf. ' A JOHNSON. GROCERIES. L EED YODH (JOW8. r a lot i I af choice Country Bran, fraab and good I nit rtoalTad aLd fur aala low, at ' - VIOKEBY BBO'B W'i, Mala atraat. 1 to AT0E4 1 POTATO E8TP OT AT0I8 1 1 We ar atill reoetylng tboea choice Kaataro to atoea, and will aall than chip. Matl your rdara, balore tbay ate all gana, to TICK ERT BB09, 182, Main Htnat. I.-" LOU II AND M EA L. A1 Extra Vamlly Elour, warranted both laaacka and bari'l, and Freah Corn ataal Jnt raoalTed. For ala ehaap, aod dlirared In any pert of the city, by VICE EBT ttbO'8, 13, Uala Btraat. OATS. Ooa ale by hundred buahela of Oata In iter and tor TICK EBT BRO S, i Main btreet. 1 BUD APPLkB. 1 A :k sholca lot of Dried Appleefor aala at' re daced figure by - TICK EBV BBO'8, l.tt.Main Btreet. (AVON I HACUNI bT6NI" I) A choice lot of Bntar Our-d Ham. Plata do , Clear Flcle aod Dried Beef for ale rh.ap a' lu, TICK EKT BROS. . lt. Mala K treat. CLOTHING TJBEICH & 8CHRADER, - Merchant Tailors, C6R. BTCAM0KI&8ECOXDSTS., Bvaoawllla, lad. MT W hare a cbatce aaaortmeat of Imported Cloth and Caealmerea, of a superior quality, which we will Diaoufeeture lulo garsoonta at reav sonaMe prfies aar Cail and axemloe our (oods aad prices. , jyl.l.dSma. CO-PA.RTNERSHIP. WILLIAM H. WALEEE and FEEDBUICE Lunkenbalmer have entered Into a partnership for tbs traueaotloa of a Roal Estate Agency Boalue, at No. Weet Third Btreet, k.lll., Indiana. WILLIAM H. WALEEE, a.hn.,tftw 9 trawteatiHt WALL PAPER. &c. IC8T REOEIYED A LARGE AND WELL e eeleoted eeortmenl ot Wall and Window 'apara, plain and figured, which the publlo are Baited to oall and examine before porcbaaing ilsewhe-a. Also Anew supply of Tenaysoa's new poem Eiooa kanaa lu paper eoaera, price US cents, I FBkl.Tfl BILLIAR DS. 1HAVE JOhf BIO 1VED THBEB" FINE new Billiard Tabe, B.Ik.' manufacture, with fhelan'a ouehlnne, the lateat Improvement. They are now ready t r uae, aad loaere of 'hi attractive same are lovlt d to call and try tbem at ta Bt. Nlonoiae Exchange, No. 64 Mala a net. -Jeil-d.Hm 8. B. OBAMMEB. .Wlijr lnjara tha Compleilon fcy Powdaraor vV'aahes, wbch boka or fill Bp the pore of tbesklo. whan Ualmbold's Extract 8ar sapariila answers better the same purpoae and la fllct no barm. mylS-Sradaw GUNS AND PISTOLS. JT'ai-. 3 GUNS And. PISTOLS, AT Cr?a1lT Reduced Prices! C. KELLER, 05, Main Street, Importer and Manufacturer of Ell E1DQ8 01 GUNS. v r r PISTOLS, and - -RIFLES, AND DEAt.EE IN fOWTSB. LtiD, CAPS, "HOT, C4RTMIDQS f0Dai. .ftA.-ES, HBOl'BQ3, wAE. HA'- (a large oaicrtaifal), USE POCKtT KSlVBiAbOMAM 'Ut, WiLKISQ VAXKtALltOU'Or fit AS, -AAD PI.T0L8, Aad Kwerythlna; Uaaalljr Kannd In uaa star, e)W Quo made to order. OW Fartlcular attentioa given to rapafriug gnu and platols. - jyiu.anov GROCERIES. BATON HAMS. 400 CANVASSED HAMS, 100 Plain Ham, for sale, whole. laand retail. at loweat market rates by TICS EBT BBU9,. Ijlft iai )(aia street VTEW MACKEHEL-S0KITT8 KW MACK. 1" sral.oticb of la ; also Salmon Trout, Whit I io ana narricg, lor ea a at VICK.EET'8, Jy l 13a Main atraat. SUMDRIKS JD-T KEOEIVED EGOS, BOTter, yonng and old Obickeoa, Oove Or. tare. Pick d Oj.t.r., Lobetera, Fine Apatee, Peacbea, Tomat aa, 8 rdinrs, escorted . xtraou, and a geoa al a.eortmeut of Fancy Oroceriee, a'wava aa band at VICEKBT BBJh' JvI-t 13i Main street TiOTATAOES AND ONIONS is BC8H Maw X Potatoes ; 8 bo.h new Potato Ontona, large anu nne, tor aaie tow ai Tibatm u ., Jyl lei Main atrrat, 'J SA, COTTEE AND 8DOAE8. A NEW stock, at greatly reduced prices. Wa have a very oaetce e lootloa of fraek Teas, Warranted to alaaae, (or sale very reeeonaDie. jylS TICEEBT B OS , 1M Main st. SUNDRIES. BE&H OBOUND 00BN HEAL at 1 IOLEHABf BKOS. Feed Yottr Cattle. "BUSHED CORN, SHELLED OOEM. BBAN, V mc., aeuverea tree, oy IGLEHABT BK0S TQLEH ABT'8 EXTBA VAMILT AH O" South A. era MHU " Etow M be Aad H ebaeecaey tf igljrii aoa vaaai.

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JCLt 20 EVANS VI LLE CRAWF0RD3VIIXE Railroad. 817MMEB, 18657aREAHOZMENT 3TEAIK8 ta Eranarilla fIaiIy, (Sondajl ulud a tilowa : 6en A. 91. ACCOMJIODATIOS 51 c'tnpeatal' butiona. ArrlTea at Viownnaa A. H. ; Torre Haule " at 3:15 V, M9! f A. HI. MAIL, EIPRESjtU AiHih at Ttnoannaa 14:17 P.M.; - i() A M. traina laaa fr raat, 1 :ib P. ' ' ' k'; tor Wee', 6:3u P At.); Arriiee . at Terre Han o,3:4A F. i.,eonnaotlog wlih Azpreaa Traina aa follow l THERE HACTE A BI HMOND B. B. L .aea Terra Haute at 4 :40 F. n . ; . . . ArrtTte at India-apfillt ISSf. M., . 1 .autklng eloaacounaclioo w.tb trains for Ciociunati, Oolntohna, and all Eaatarn f;HI. aad for Chicago, Tolo--do and Datrolt Br LOCIS, A LTOX TBRBE HACTE B. B. Leave T rre HauU at 3-M V. f.; Arrrareet Malt-.on e:4S F at.; Chi cago, 7:00 A. BT., and snakiDg direct - eono'ctl'ii tor all tKluls la the Hortb-Weet. j rt P. w. viirKSSKx ACtua"X W iiOija iio.v- . ArriTee ViD-nnee G:AS r. a O. A. M. Train leare for Eaat, 10:46 P M : Arriraat LonUrllle :30 A M ; lncliinOi. A;U0 A. M.-, LabT for Wait, 6:&0 A. M.; Arrira at tt Lour. 0,P. A ; t'a!ro, 6 :ou , At BETCRSINO. - ja CCOMMOUATIOM THAU- ( . La a m Tarre Haute at 6 JO A. M. Incat oea, 12:20 P.M. Arrlrea at ' c ' ItauiTllle t :'4 P. M. AIL, t t ' ' " ' ' Leavra Tarre Haute a 3:60 F. M. ro ariital ot Extraaa Traiaa fro ' Cincinnati and the ; Laarr-a'In. rannea at T;i& V, M. Airlvva al ' Eran.rille :t7 F, M. arriatCBXNEB accommodatiosV Laaro O A M. Junction at:0 A. " ""M., oo arrltal ut Night Exptaaafroa Cinclnuail aod Lbuiarille. Arrlraa at EnTilr a40 A. M. adr Bavgage chaHrad. through to all principal point porta and Kat. JOHN I SOLE, Jr.,Sup't - ' 7 Correspondents, All letters relatira to eubscriptiona or buiinesa connected with this office should ba addressed 1 . , . i J0URNA.L COMPANY, -,, v m ' Evanstille, Ind. , Communications for the, paper, or literar and political correspondence of anj characUr1, should be directed EDITORS JOURNAL, - Evanstille, Ind tf We are indebted to Mr, Robert McGrew for files, pf California papers. .. Re-appoited. It affords as pleasure to announce that our distinguished fel low citizen, Major A. L. Robinson, has been re appointed Surveyor of Custom for the port of Evaniville. 1 I , ; . Mori Rain An immense rain set in late Tuesday night and continued until daylight.- A Vast amount of water fell, and if the rain. was general,, as we be. Here 'it to have been, the. volume of waiadtutLa xifer will be largely increased. , ' - Death of an Old Citizen. A. P. Lynn, an old citizen, for twenty years teller of tba State, Bank of that city, died at his residence, in Lafayette on Siinitav . ' f J IsajTForty rods is the f xact range of Williamsport whisky.--Xaayee Jour. " "We presume yon speak from actual observation and experience. ' . 233oNEr.-Tne- New Albany Ledger is Informed by1 ' the bee raisers that the present-season basbeen an excelleut one on the bees, and that they have produced Unusually .large quantities of honey. Houey sells, however, at the high price of 25 to 35 cents per pound. ' 1 I. , t&'A New York letter in the Providence Journal tells of a clergyman wbo lost f&0,000'of his own, all of his mother's estate, $100,003 belonging to his father-in-law, and involved two or three of his parishioners, by stock and gold speculations. Lie wound up by being dismissed from his church, and is now eoosigned to poverty in "a sequestered retreat" the State Prison, perhaps. AsbT A gentleman writes from Texas to the Philadelphia Itqurier that Colonel Bryant, of the Thirteenth Corps, was lately killed. fcjr. a shark, while bathing on the coast of Brazos, and a negro had leg taken off. General Weilseel has ordered, in consequence, that the men shall not bathe on the coast where sharks abound. . . , S i j'.JjkJ- - A Good Decisi'ok The New Hamp shire Superior Court has decided that an Express Company delivering a parcel1 marked with the cabalistic "C. O. D." collect on delivery must allow the per son to whom it it: consigned reasonable time to open the package and determine whether he will receive it or not ' Too Much Raw Very heavy rains, says the New Albany Ledger of Mon day, had fallen in that vicinity since Saturday evening; From 12 o'clock on Saturday "night until 3 o'clock on Sunday afierrooo, it rained bard, withont a moment's v intermission. These heavy rains cannot fail to prove injurious to the oats and grass crops which .have been cut and 'J shocked" In, the fields, and is likely to cause wheat in the stack to sprout. , " ' ".',;'":'" t&" Tha IiUla Rock Jovrnal holds out strong Inducements to' emigrate to Northwestern Arkansas, and dilates with great enthusiasm on its soil and timber, its "mines of lead, iron, silver, saltpetre, and coal, te say nothing of its fine climate and pure water. ' t& Chalk. James Webster, of Grant County, Ky., says the New Albany Ledger, is the father of forty-five chil dren, eighty grandchildren, and twentyseven great-grandchildren. ' He is now m Hi seventy fourth year, living with kii fourth "wtfa."" He must be in about the same fix as' the "old woman that lived in a she." Which Vide was he and hie family on during the war, Charley? J-The Paducah .Ftdtral Union is assured that large quantities of cotton along the line of the Mobile and Ohio railroad,; below Co ion City, Tenn., are ueing consigned so oiumous. Let it 1e shipped to this city aod'sent Eaat, "to a market, by the fast Cotton Eetprasi Lisa, '. -""-'

A ScaoEiTiov. Without desiring to

be obtrusive, we respectfully make a suggestion to the proprietors of the elegant new building being erected on the corner of Main and First streets, which s that in the third story bow window I they place a number one Regulator, with three dials, which can be illutninated at night and which will at all time indicate the Time. This can be done at very little cost comparatively and would J be a pnblio benefaction. " By having it properly regulated it would become the standard Time for the city, and besides being an elegant orcament to the building would be the very I best possible sign the Bank could erect. We have no doubt the City Council, and the citizens in general, would contribute liberally toward the purchase of the Time piece. Certain it is I that some Town Clock or : conspicuous Time-keeper should be put op whereby the Time of the city could bs regulated. Income Tax There are not many extraordinarily heavy Income Tax-pay-ers in Louisville, though the average is very comfortable. The heaviest we have I noticed U Joseph Monk, $75,000; Joseph T. Thompkins, $65,000; L. L. Warren, ?55,000; John B Sailtb, $62,000;. W. B. Belknap, $70,000; James Gutherie, $49,000;" A. Brandeis, $43,000; W. W. Crawford, $42,000; A. P. Cochran, $40,000; N,- Blxm, $48,000; T. P, Hughes, $47,000, and so downward. We expect to be able soon to publish the list in this county, and we are glad to learn there is a general disposition to canv..aa closely the incomes of the van-1 ous permanent citizens, so that Govern ment may derive the full benefit of all that is due from each. Mysterious Disafpeaeasce. John H. Smith, of State Line, left borne on Monday of last week for Lafayette, to consummate a purchase of an interest in a tin and stove establishment, bavins: about his person a large amount of money, and several gold watches sent to the city for repair. After visiting the Masonic Lodge, he called at a saloon kept by an old acquaintance, buj did not drink. After talking a few minutes he left, and has not since been heard of. It is believed by his wife, to whom he a a a 3 . 1 a naa Deen marnea out a lew aays, mat ne Das met witn toui piay. .xx was an I upright man, and about 2s years ef ageThe Dead at Cbiceamacoa. The Louisville Journal says: A visitor to the battle field of Chickamauge says our and the rebel dead were buried hastily in little mounds. At the end of one of these lav a nair of skulls, bleachinir in the sun, and, at the other, two pairs of shoes lull ot oones. Better teat tney "should have lain in the open air, I wrapped in their blood-stained blankets, than to have been sub ected to this , . , ,, ., f mocgery. isoss o. vnea. Jn wasps uaa ount tueir nest, anu, uuiing r to and fro with busy wine, they were hivine their little stores, and would defend them with boldness against any who intruded upon their strange dwell ing place. RELIEVED.—We regret to learn that our venerable and much esteemed friend, Capt. I. W. Hart, A. Q, M., the brave Sachem of the pearly Wabash, has been ordered to turn over all Government and property and money now in his possession to Capt. Cushing, C. S., an report without unnecessary delay to Camp Nelson, Ky., to take charge of the Quartermaster Department of that post. No man has ever made more friends in Evansville on [sic] so short a time, and all will regret his departure. But the order is imperative and he must obey. ——— IMMENSE IMMIGRATION ACROSS THE PLAINS.—A dispatch received at Gen. Dodge's headquarters, St. Louis, states that the emigration across the plains this season far exceeds that of any previous year. During the month of May four thousand wagons passed Fort Kearney, and trains continued to pass that post in large numbers. The emigrants are bound for Idaho, Montana, Salt Lake, California, and other places. The Indians had not molested the emigrants to any noticeable extent, and all the routes are considered safe. Troops are stationed at the various posts, and afford ample protection to the trains. ----- SALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.— Thirty Government, side-wheel and anrew ataamera warn aold n Salnrdav at tha Km V.rri Rrnklv' at nnhlir, auction, realizing nearly a million of dollars, i he bidding was spirited, and in some instances the vessels sold for nearly the original cost. Clebic.l Wit. A learner! anrl ..tn. nnant r,a.tnr nf a flnr-W f . ...... 6 taousanu mues iron aiayewe, says the courier ot that city, the other Sabbath mornioff. announced his text aa follow"His strength is" mads narfar-t r weaknesr" . , .. ..... Then turn.ng his eyes halt seriously toward the comfortable pew of one of the City Fathers, he proceeded " Before laying down the plan of my discourse, I may as well observe that tha text reminds me of our municipal corporation. So far as IA strength uu ueeu uiug luaniiesr, u nas exhibit ed an abundant amount of weaknes It is said the above anecdote is not unpalatable to the denizens of the Fourth Ward in Lafayette t& At Fairmount, West Virginia, last week, Mr. John Pyles, aged seventytwo years, was marnea to air a saran C. Carico, ased fiftv. The bride was dreaaed in a plain linsey frock, without hooDs. r,,t in th mrt .M.r.;,.i ...to Iv oreviaiea aoout loot irom me ground et .1 V t . w . do says ins jenxms ot the L,aiayette Courier. r . i . .. r. n.. uui a.uunj MK110J.-.11U election for officers of the Library As - aoeiation takes place to niiht -t tv . : nf..vi tt.!1 ' rUViXlB 1U AIAiba uid A-AatA, r-f TV - .Vauc.c -v "'ui na the contest is expected to be warm and exciting. It is important that every stockholder be present, in order that r . . ... there .oe no , complain, or gTODbling Bsrsansr.

Prepay Tear Postage.

We are" requested to again remind the public that p-stage should b? prepaid. From tbir'j to forty letter 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 posUger your letters can be delivered to you for prepayment, and thus be saved a tripto the Epistolary Cemetery at Washington. - - ' Bear in mind,' alio, that no other stamps than postage-stamps will prepay postage. The words "U.S. Postage" are on all of them. Intexoal Revenue stamps will not do for this, purpose. Stamped envelope seU at a cleap' price, and it is a good plan to use ,hem; Any that are spoiled in printing or directing can be exchanged for stamps at the Post-Office. , Business men can have their card and a request for return to writer printed on them by the Depart ment at cost of stamps and envelopes. s JwTThe beau monde of yaabeo are sorely tried, afflicted, and vexed, ihe esplanade was as the apples of their eyes, a place for moonlight walks and gay flirtations; but the' commandant ha fcuced it iu, and pastures therein a mare and colt Saflt is currently reported, says the Vieksburg Herald of the 9ib, that the Treasury Agencies have received orders to sell out their fixings, wind up their books and send in their resignation!!! The deep grief which pervades this com ... A .t over ihe Uuited States on hearing of the capitulation of Gen. Lee! We must stop our feelings overcome ns. Mi'Sisa Pi-l WrT. We learn that un bleached domestics in this city, has fallen from seventy-five . to forty-five cents per yard Missiasxpptan. "Unbleached domestics" ! have fallen here from eighteen hundred doUars to zero per head. Vieksburg Herald. How a fat office fatteoavonea wit. The Mitsissippian is CityJ?riuter for Jack son, and the Eerald is State Printer. ' . BQGovernor FentoD, of New York, is quite ill, and fears are entertained that he will not recover. Threa Govern ors are now seriously ill Fepton, tf N y . Rroueh. of Ohio, and Morton, of Indiana Louisville Journal. We had not before beard that Govern' or Morton was seriously ill, and we hepe the Journal is mistaken. A Fbeak of the Telecbafh. Of all the freaks of the telegraph, Ibe followinir is the most laughable which has come under our personal knowledge, Not long since a graduate of one of our theological schools was called called ali - in the extreme Southwest. - When about to start for his new parish he was unexpectedly detained by the incapacity of D, x reaujiery to uru. uim . oraer to explain his non-arrival at tbe appointed time, he sent the following telegram to the deacons ot the church: "I'resby tery lacked a quorum to ordain." In ,Le coarse of its journey the message became Btracgely metamorphosed, and reached the astonished deacons in this shape: "Presb7tery tacked a worm on to 'Adam!" The sober churhv officers' were greatly decomposed and mystified, but after a grave consultation concluded it was the minister's facetious way of announcing that bevbad got married, and accordingly; proceeded to provide accommodations tor two instead Of onel As IsclDEKT AT THB Execution. prock( he piquant corre9poridSnt of the Vincenne8 Sun ;7e9 ,he foi,owiD & thrilling incident attending the : execu I t;on of Ae ag9ag8inS which we before geen4n int. There WM bnt ft ging,e digtQrbance I that I saw during th day. One of the 6th regiment U. S. Veteran Volunteers, Hancock's corps, attempting to pass the guard at the outer gate with an empty canteen for water, was halted, and some words passed, when the sergeant of the guard coming ap, drew his sabre and stabbed the unarmed soldier in the face, putting out His right eye, and giving him a dangerous if not a fatal wound. The sergeant and the guard on at this Fost are from the " Veteran Reserve or nvalid Corps" (our boys call tbem the " Diarrhoea Corps"), and no troops " in tbe neld " are on Rood terms with these d-d overbearing " invaTids and hospital K 1 1 m m o ! 1 1 that 'a trrKut tha matiiisi " Well. mv item is not finished vet: A I brother of the wounded man, hearing of the uncalled tor and cDwardly act, came up and put an ounce and a half of cold lead into the brain-pan of the ."reserve sergeant," . killing him instantly, and then walked coolly on to see after his brother's wounds. That 's the right kind of vengeance for you! be had I beard that , his brother was . mortally wounded, and was determined on re"nge That is BS it sbonld be! Truly yours, Pboce. The Tioeb Tkioh-b The: failure of the late decent on the gambling hells in this city, says the Nashville Dispatch, It , Z J- " 11. nas oeen ireeiy aiscussea, dui no reason has been assigned for it Only a few of i . i a. t r . i t t . j " . "smau iry were goooiea, D I faro banks by some means escaped.. There was an order issued by the War Department to make a simultaneous da cent on the gambling bouses throughout country, ihe s gut or the stu or i July was oesignatea ior tne purpose, n I appears that tne soiaiers ana omcers oi .h. arm ha k.on .windl-d to anch an I extent by these institutions that the Goveminent deemed this step necessary to their protection. In Nashville the duty was assigned to Col. Comparet, of the 142d Indiana, who had been temporarily appointed as commandant of that post, and bis orders were to seize all the apparatus of these houses, and arrest every officer who might be found in tbem. This grand descent was to be made on the night of the Sth of Julj. The result of it in that city has already been published, and is generally known. On the following day CoL Comparet was 3 e a.'- anil r,la AQrl ft d,r mmat charged with neglect of do.yand disobedience of orders .ia notaccomDlishinsr the work assigned to him. U wiu tried bJ conrt-martisJ, when. " facts m the case wiu oe.aevewp-. I a pol1Tical Hoax The pretended 1 ranort of an itterview between Senator I Qn.nn. P,.,;il.nl Jnhnann: first nnt I u"uluc' nv.'- --- " r - - circulation bv the Cincinnau 1 auirer. save the Boston Transcript, and afierwarda copied by the New York Herald ' the - Carina field Republican, l , - , - . v;-a, i r WSSrpiptrs, uuv.uua.j uu . .aco I aa invention, whether to make mischief. I or (or the sake of amusement, it is difficultto say. ,Tha interview is reported We taken place at the White House, and with reference to the proclamation for the rrg.oisation of SotXb, CaroI Uaa. Jow it is wsU kaowa is Boston

that Senator Sumner has not ' been in

Washington since President Johnson has been in the White House, or since the promulgation of the North Carolina proclamation Jf The iivbole story ' is, therefore; an impossibility.- OaincjUiry, tha Transcript learns that nothing has ever occurred at any previous, iimt to furnish the' least pretext. for thss story. L,ou. Journal. This Is the character of "most of the sensational paragraphs issued by the copperheads Joeocourage their dupes, and if possble demoralize the friends of the Government That cat wont jatnp. Local IVotices. HeaSQCABTERS Ib'DlAKA LeGIOX, ) ' or VASDEBBuaea Cohty, ' - f Evixstille, ID., July 20ih, JsC5, J -The commusioned officers of-the dif ferent companies of th Indiana Ltofr, of Vanderburgh i county, will at tend a meeting at the Coum House, in, the city of Evaneville, -on Saturday, JoTy 22d inst , at 3:30 o'clock P. M. . A fu 1. at tendance Is required, aa busine. trim portance (to those who have receipted for ordinance) will be brought before the meeting. The following companies should be represented : t Jvkon Artillery. Vand'f-orirh Ory, ' L'r.ion Ar.lltrry, It van '!!!. B lias,'" Emmitt Uaarda, I'nlon Onari, Bottom Kaiigers, Perry Bangers, 4" ; J City flute, Gr y Yragra, Irewnt illy Light liora-mea, Selftle Bat ery, Hrotl Grard., Ioda-pendr-at Guards, Wallace G lari.. ( WelJIe'lan 6u-4.. - Brewurow tiaird Or.ecit City T n. i ai.tre Ranger, Condelua Btfl.O'rda, NthtTj.Qhh r Bnga Aliiivt.uuara., , t WKahlDgtf-a Goftrda,' ' Kvin.-nut UnafJI,-- i 11 or ton Guard, arajirorif tir.l. Vanderburgh Cav ecout Darniaat uuarus, - SigH fu.rd.a Tersons not belonging to any company of the Legion, and having arms in their possession, the property of the State or the United States, are ordered to leave them immediately at the store-bouse of G.P.Eliiott, 82 Main street . -T. -. By order '' Victoe Bisch, ' Com'g rndiaua'Legioc, ' . , - n Vanderburgh County. New Photoqeaphic Gallebt. llessrs. Becker & Prescott have fitted op a new Photographic Gallery in the second atOry of No 6 Second street, in a style onsurpassed," an J with lights unequalled in this city. Their pictures .are all tbe rage, and Mr. Prescott stands unrivalled in the West as an oil' painter.'. Now is the time to secure the' Cnest' cabinet or life sized photographs, Goished in qiT. July20-lt. .. " fSiTwo ladies, with a good sewing machine, can obtain' steady employment to make panti and vest for ' : ' . '.- J ".' ' J.- J. CoHjr, ; Corner Third and Main Streets."' f Ladies, Misses, and. Childrens Gaiters in ill Ihn'ncv styles, and at very low prices at the Boston Boot and Shoe Store. -V' .; J. S., Kiceeb & Son, jy20 T8.,Lociwt Street. , Fob Sale A House and " Lot, situated between Allis's Mill and .the old graveyard, near" the canal.' The house is entirely new. For further tnhjrmatiori inquire at Armstrong's' Furntture Store, on Main Rtrppt jrl.S. liv " ' 'f By Telegraph. RAIL, HO AD KtCCKIPTft, . Tsaas Batrri, Jrrly VJ. 1r& Mr. A. K. fikrador: V lo arrive on toe U)th of July? 1865; J F Olovr, 1 er lonibiT, ! cats shrng-fes;' Fiist Ea lanal Btnk, 1 ab; tfehapker A II. 1 truck, 1 tarpaulin, e o; 8 B IrryUer, 1 car lus b'T and pickets; J IvinMu, 1 c.r .hmg ; J -W Ornoo A Oo, 1 bale siae ; U A t ook, to ' is soap ; M ar k A Warren, rjhhd. earthir wa'e; Wbeeler , 50. baaooSc;,H LIiore-on,l bi dry goods: Xlorubrook A Cv, t eralea; B K Marg 1,1 II tubava Pnatoa Brt. 3 brie blackin-, Kagaa A P, i brie; W Ce dwell, 25 kitsSenf-U Babcrxk, I b hardwar ; fern.. Spark A Co, 2 brie alum. 6 bra drj good , 1 bx ; J U Venneman, I brl bla k ag ; 11 ul. uaa, brie sutar; klackey, tf A Co, 1 bx dry good ; r ora-iin,2 bx boot; O L Mxon. 2 do; BroUfhton A W, 1 ba I terror; Kelb-r A V, 3 d, 1 bx perlumervj J.queas, F A Co, bn dry gucas. Slgielj' A. H. BOBBINS. MARRIED; On the 18ttt lust., by Mr. WsBr-Bea-ri. -Mr TJsijiu f rrpntusoir, of Attica, Ind., -to Kia Btmtct Oirvrrrif , of tbi city. ' ' ' " " ELECTIONj P- - " 'U Meroantil) Library- Association. " Ilec loa tbi, Tbursdy, eTeuttigT'Juiy 2ff, at S o'clock. . BEGILAB TICKET. ,T , f. ytrfimlrsl,' ' - . SB. I. MA AS. ' ' : 1 '.Tiee Trmidt, : .' 't '.ii ' WM. LOWINTHALt. . aV ' ', T Corrtfewdias' ( eCTveary,- . - f ( : n ..'..,' '," ' f. MiKESLAVB.".' Steardmg lecntary, ,o - ' 1 C . 6. M AEK. TVaar;r, .- , - . JA8. M. bCASTLIN. -t , . ...... . , i. - - - i . J V, r Dtntlor; t f . B. WM. EEATI3, W. T. MISBJT, JAS. 8WA8W, BE. S. W. THOMP80S, . X x II. T. BLOCN'. YaJ OPPOIITIUS TICKET. ; .:. . - jvasa-aaf, J ? m : " w.' E-'hollisgswoeth. .... - ' ftos PritiAm, CHABLES DESBt. , CcrvMpoadiaf Aenaatra. eSBO-HC BULLET. - Seoerd'iap Erere (ar, '" , H1BAM E.' BEAD.' ' lieaawn tr", EQBIBT BoTD. , XHreetore, WM. B. FBISCH, . LEVI IGLEHABT, -WM. BOEPPLE. ' ; WM .H'ILM UT. If. E GILBEBT. ..Wo.. FEUD. Co wa, Horses and. Mules. If GROUND FEED Prepared Expressly for the City , . Trae. . , - PREPARED ; BT CU1XDLER t H1RT. THIS TEID, IS) FOCE DATS FAB0ISO, will atakayonr Cows irRreaea tn fua a ity aad qnality oaa-Uird over any orher fl that can be prepared, for Iloreeeor Mulae tnere is no better or cnaaeer tout. . " lieiiveri-d ti at.j pttt. af tbecby. .r fiatitiee ta .uit eyerybody. All orders kit atCaJJwe.l'a Grco-ry will ba, prumptry ailed. . - - jySrSv. BRAN, LARD. &C, Look Out! . OftM BAGS EiCH COCrTTBYBBA AXD & J J Shipe-uff, at SI 85 per 100 lb.. Juat re. eelr ed aad for eale at - - . HA I BU BAT A WHITTAKIB'S, ' Jy20-5d . - - K Water etreet. ' 15 ST0BE la TIEECEJ Of PBIME Li ED, f r sale at 19 eta per lb , at- - - - HAYatTBaT, A WEITTAEEB S, -i 'lj20-5d . eio 6 Water atrtet. L " AdmialttatofE.5otice.", 1; NOTICE tS' JISEEBT GIVES, TEAT THE aaJartWaed baa, been appwas4 Admmlati atot of tba aetate at John C. targeut, la e of VaaaerbarA ao ty, decaa. . 'xoe aetata is probaslyaolrsal. EOSEBT A. BILL, tf l4wd Aa-taB-Uatsr.

BOOKS.

- Kew Books. A" DOBKLL'S BOOK STORK. PTtTfrirtST VOED8; A EELECTIOS TBOJI Iw ifriwef thoughts of Mr. Llnooln. too 1 tiietory t tBr&sbe:iioa, by Tbay- ' i ler; intareetl g work. Life of Horace Mann. Tba PioMrr Bar: a Lift cf Abraham Linco'.a. adapted f tbeyOung. srry a j ; a Lin cl thai , adapted r,r tbs jjnug..,. . ... ..- - 1 he rarmer Boy : a Life of Grant, adasted for the yoacg. . ' t ha Thinking Bayonet: by Eaener. The Son of the b Jil : by Mrs O Iphact. " Chriaiiaa'a fciietake: It auibarof Johu Hali'aa. Tbao. Ldghs ty Miaa Tbomaa. Lova aod Pride: by Mr Gray. Be'ial : a traw Kovel published b Harper. . Toy Bailer; - do. life of Julie fesar: ty Louis Sipoltoa ; tl tiit. on. AU the Work ef Tan l aj Lee Vl-nts. Ail lb W ork of Hawthorn E J DCB&LL bee. to bank h s co'tiaaare fwteriport. aud to gniantea to theos that be mlaoea all artee aa.aeoa as Oooe eo by pub t.here. A. lull s ff y 01 ccuoi'l nuosrc , l-r 1.00 niry Mrrcbaota t Uaeet pr e-e. jyiu 31 QUEENS WAR R. &c. IMPORTERS. Gliina Glass AS0 mm ia Packages now on band and opening at lurk mmX i, .. Suoceaaors to af . A. Lawrea'W.I 1 MAIN STREET, One of the largest and best assortments . to be i found in . the Weet,; and for sale at extremely low prices..... ,i .iMerchants furnished with common. Wart alone if desired. tnht am v BANKING. Capital T?aid In $350,000 Limited to $700,000 -'THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK k v: . ;Pt Evansvillo, C. It. BE I KJIT JXU. ptUQCIll PreeMewl, .....Cashier, BttViDg conimeuced buslBeasat it Office, ooru.ro I Maiiitantt First Streets. . OCcr Ira iarrvioe to the oatfae-o of Evanevll eaad in vitrnlty, being prepar .'v . ' leeitiaaali rd to carry aa a General Banking Business, And to rurcheee and Supply 7-30 Trlasury Nctes, Gold and Silver, Bank Notes. - Vo r 'rr - juxenangc. Bnjs V. 8. (EBTIFICITES, E0SDS, and otupr Serorltle, and : ' IJIrounts H'KKIo.Vana DO-ESTIC PAPER. Ar.it for the aceommorlatloo "of tnerbanlcs and other, wbo bave ir.ve.rd Uieir tat log lathe popular Gov.rnniatit I ana. It tfWs ro receive feck? of r. . Bands, Interest Btsr r ?)etra and niber Sccariilci, ea Special Deposit, Free of t harge.afli rd. fig ml hul ler tha oipmtaolty to avoid tba ln.ecnrrty and rlk xf retsiairs; tbem la their own poeioo J.U-tf FOUNDKY. CHRISTIAN KRATZ, (F one inly af E rats A Hellman) 'FOUNDEY . - r , - ASD -MACHINE SHOP, Cor. 2d and Elm Streets, ";EvanHvillo, .Ind.,' Manufacturer of Steam Engines, Boilers, ., ,L . , . Aad all kinds of ;,; STZAHS0AT A3TD MILL M C II f IV J3 1 Y. Brass Ead Iron Citings, of Every Description, Hade to order; UG4J MILLS AND ' EVAPO ftATOZlS. " ' CESLEB IS KJum Belting- Wrought - Iron Pipe andFittings, yjt-.Fira Bricks, Tiles, , And' Eerytittj La this Lie of Business. Arect for the celebrated Jobn H. Mamy Patent Ajustable ravr and Mower combined, with SelfBaker BiTacbed the beet Harreetinf Machine la ow J'araiers will cail two re pare naa tea eleewaera and urn tbem tried Macbinea, preferred la all tne W .tarB siataa. rBw. freertaaod all kinda of Oreeatai Caat1SK8 ruent lt rite BuJlJiDa; line, AirGraua, buur Pial , Ac, made to order ,n tba lateat etylea. Wjriaiea acut out lo do any repairs or set id aay ordM ' :..( - XX. 3 X ". i . i Gr " Tone at Shortest Kotice. - IB AVE aiao fcooght out tAe entire etockaf pattern furmeriy oaed by Mr. Henry ociibnar, aad would respectfully ask a share of ttia patrvw aca of U puUlc, bainf , by raany years' expertesse, arjr.aiiited with tba wants or the coramankj fa n,y Ue of buaineaa. -Hi r-RRTUTT A It TS4T?:. ITCH. -y-, Scratch Scratch.' Scratch! 'r ITCH T f ITCH !; ITCH ! : V BLASBTSl IT.a ciEUTE," Will ctr-e t!ie Itch In 3C hours. Also euiee Scald Head, Old- So-ea, aad a I ciaeaaaa of tba skis; eeota.'L aiSTereory. PllcaaOc ill r Iki by mi , or f A V) per ia.a.. - Addteei , Stt. BLA4 A A Ou., Bx 6S, titnclnaatr, or MeMCETET A TIBET, JylMai Laytf etu, Ui,

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Arpretrd to do a?T kinds f Ptaiboaat, Rail VW SSAAU ADA VeKAa aiiSJ A A AAA 4JU aVAtVA VlAAUiaJSJ j. Do it promptly and la Ihe beet manner. ' At wa buy all oar stock for Cash trass Aret aaas, bad - .1ST.. Th work a4r or prtaonal cttpMrTjiu, bare oro heatlaDcy la aaarrtiBg (hat Kr And CLeap Work our cannot be surpassed; In tie Weet. : u i . WO El Left at ear Counting TUoea wttl recelte prent'l attentioa, and will be aeus aa i I 'I j ' . ,ir ' t ,1 GHEE Ae the times will pertatt. Giwe ns a call And J adge for yours, Ivee, i J) bo 'i AT THE t "Hi JOURNAL" OFFICE, No. 6 Iiocust St.1 CLOTHING. haah. rr . BLJ. a W S- t S ft J -.1 I j w r -a iafc. aai HARVEST TOOLS, Hall, Brown & Coi's Snaths and Cradles.' .' '.'';. '.' HaLL Brown & Cos Har & Manure p .

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For aale at the L,ovet Cash Prices, at w,r: ,::J. t. JACOB SIBAUB & 03'g,L. 74 Main Street, Jsa CEaiaw Uis ruklftl M9tal.)

NOTICE.'

Collector's Kotice. - Intsreal EeTenne, First restrict, ) Inti:ana, Collector's Office. EfansTtUe, July 12th, lS65.i r . v0tioe j. herety piTsa, as re- , quired rf Stdtion 1 tpenty eight, cf , Ai Act to pxoyifie Internal Beve- -tu, to support the Government nltop'ytts it teres! on the Pab li-Prbt.'.thltthe Aeietier's An. fnial -Lists." for s id Distnct.'em- " '

branrg'thetaxej due on IfiCOJUE.. iVHClIiSEs. ace.', far the year 1?65, b ve been returned to theuolleetor'a kf5f, and the saniV are due and paab:e-jy;t jl i in r r vy is

trrm" thJSfh: 'Bay ef JnJy, 1863, from which time I. will attend at my office. "in .KransTilla and remain from day to day , during" the ume requirea oy law xo receive aaid tsxt s, and ia default of paymen wiinia ine una specinea, ine addition of TJEIf Der centum, pre scribe)- by law. will attach and ia alt case d collected. V WM. E. JCRSIICH" Collector. 3d Civ., lit Dis., Ind. . JCI1!XN0TICFS. nil '. Board of Equalization. x 'iniE CUMUO? COt hi IL Or TUE CITV Of . 1 '.ii.vil ? wnl uir a. n rd o! l.quai (aton, at trie 1ty t-nnr.il I'ltanjaxrla SI4 ctty. aa M. n.Uv , the Sib aa r al June. Iim,1,, at o'clock a. mt, for tt purpoae i.f equalitiait aad aerreetla; the aBee.i.et of reii atid .rejual property, and will continue iu etiloS Iriim d.y te dey, u t II aid aueuoweit are all .ua!aed aaj oorrertrlt I - ' .. . .. All tax payer are r,in..l. d u call ) reelons to lln a 'j uri.u.al ol lloaid and cxsmine their a.4btriie. ; - . . . W. LAKER. Mayer. MEDICAL. tAUlKEA ASHPTSIJiTItBY, ,1 J.I t Ml Copppuad Extract' of Benne Plant ' le now BnivrrTtlty acknowlate4 ta ba the sseaf errcreeetul ami r"l . remedy ever prepared tar Abe sure of tUe awe complaluia, of eny related t e,diilrn of the U'1", ia ettber adults or children. An ear -auttiir" will Ualoruid Iba taeil. . aiouiaie f t'ul LsuK, 'ln. Plinto, Gen. Flta Beury Herrw,' 'r'.ne. Cap! S. Uoyt (sow r 1 hrw urlvot, ot the L. A. A. I Weetera Sanlary t'nti.mlitn. War Heriier faud Coraral.sloa, bfluloaaaii Uw o areas 'and steamboat rl. eeie i'l.f.rcd uly Vy J. A l. MAUCIHE, CbeauMt(xt. Loai. i Hew. re ol r. urjr.erft-lts. Ltll'g, i'A BLtifEDT A CO., i! bolrwale Air-nla, tnbW.rJdm. ' J 1 Kvanerllle, tad. ' -' DIL'X S. LOWER, ' rhysici.ahi& Surgoon, UAT1NU PLltvl AML-KTLT LOCATED IN Blaiaitlile, fiHara hie prt.reaelonal servteea te the rttA.ne of ketvill and vicinity. - avt OSiee aa! rnefci'noe m Mala atraat, oppa. alt urw K. U. l-ut 11. will be iuond al Hrooajh. ton A Wfl't Vn: t ft.re, on fh corner of Third aad 1 a.a, from A te lo a'cench a. a. each day. MEDICINE ; Ilair Upf ootocl ; Irom all parts of tit Unit y In five aim , aritneal fer ' ekm, by - l'r. -a.a lrii..T l nwuaa. ' An ur eia. tor rpb.ra'a l, lllei I" jw.J. , and lake en ether. -Prirtl Ha led to an .dura for SI M. by 11. M I'PIAM, Armtltb A,igiithetrret, I'lilladelpb a, Peon,. .,. ,; ii, I ,.'' haiu'a llalr fllusa and Cnrllna; U rinid I tit tt Aalrtlreeelas la the wsiUT. - It lif ri a heat tHBiir A w. Aeepe el ea carl, t rowott it grwi h, Ac. Pr.r, ou ceats a AX ttla .'..! I'pliain'a Teller Ointment le a ear rur . r Tm r, mIi Aae, k) f4 lUm.lt, BerA.r' .(rA. A,. Trice, Ait ceut a bos t: Uihans'a A at lima Cure relieves the aioet vloi. nl .r i v.iu,u( j ,ia. la lew atireaae, aud Bert. rnre Ptl.e, Si a p.cka-e. m'a Diipipila C'nre la wr J J-satl. J lo cur- aa .... of OvtfVtm we entree aow leae tveila. 'r,oe f . Aeut by snail ' I'lrltam't K resale UaKleiier rvmovee frrktt. 1 an, huabitra. Pimple oa Ihe far.,' ao'ten the k u and IWutirlMi lb. rumi leilutt. Prica 0 cent,,. ' t r. tr. I. a J'orte'e Life Klllf.'th (i-rat iVe.vvee BMi - Ar'eerHrha ltMieiy, teelure nieo'y vlror a 1 who are unrln( Iran Imputed r pin ,1 T'u.rKV, nrvin. l).i ny, Af . arising fr, ru all tvr eaisw.i l'riee, fi a package, 4. , Tba Japan llalr Hi aln li,ra liie Wbiekere or ns, u.twrhe a beaettful AeeA ee brerew. It ru.art.ie rf eea a.e re.eera Urn. i olor will aot fade or aa-b (int. Only 1 0 cat a bn. I'd ry It.'t. f rnS l' SniUb Kl.bth street. PhiA4eiUbAa.aaA.by all Iru.-,.ae. Circular V-tit trrm. I . S tiaWit'LHTO a WOOD. Cr, 1 alirtl nd Min II rm't " ( Ao;il fr Rvftitssvlllwa. DKNTISTUY. ' I3cntol 0vil. HAVIN'O A'Ao'IATfD WITH ME t THE practlearf li.alJ.try 1f. a. II. Joaee, trra. ery af t'infllooaii. a wn d annuuuie to tlu. iiiul r F TJ.an.viil. f r,e we ar. r r.pered to p.r-' forra all H'.rtione r tiioina to Iteatl.lry la the skuiiuk aaaaner. ArtiuiM Tell ineerted ra l "laltuuut, Sllvr or Vuli anile, aad aa r.ir..re. My a, heeu'y of fir ish ead oatura'aeea of apiar.fcae. : we el '! us;, oireparleoa with work duue erya bere, Ht tr Weet. We lottr-it a .har 'f o'lbll' patruuae. UU. OIK liuM i:u A JUNtl, Jie u end ft. W.rl.U Hell, apli ' - ; ' Ev.oavlla, led. iHC SUNDRIES. -Piinter'i Ink. UTX IIAVK Vote fl) HAffD AN ASSOBTIKNT' fK.w. Ink. B.-.a Ink. Blaek aad linrrd i b Ink, e-h'tB e wiH eel at reaao.abia area.'. I, a. U. S. Bl T0 A CO. c : .'.. rlpnr. .)f 1(1 J!L. EXTBA FA MILT KI.OUBj r rt our, at No. m Water ttraef Al. H Ki;STON A 0. . BrAa and Shipstaff. TIT KV'KIv-(M TiT. k A Hi ROAD AED .i Blv.r, ea'e ty - 1" e.ckt lira.t aud mlptnir. For at. a. BL.iTON A CO Jire Crackers.. , A SMALL LOT 0!f HAM, WUICH WE V will rll at Terk prlo,e. ' , ' - . - i ...... B. 8. EfSTOH A CO. . GROCERIES. City 'Grocery. A LWATS OH HAND CHOICE COL'S TBT A Bntierar.4 lTrssU leir, at jylA.dl CoOi.1, DATIS A CO'S. C'OOt' tit. CAB fOE l"" . at E CB0MS. TiATH A CO'E AfllT -,HrCf?A5TAIMEn BAMS, n)lJ B.4.w4 treekfaet. 2 fi .. P.afu Bmt n OboBtdar., ' i itW . Swtr H.dea, cuelry cared, aod 'i-r sa e, cir-ep, at l,d w, ' Cl;0o-J. DAVIS A CO'S. Ann f lM vnoi;x si'iiAn am ibied J VJ J B af, atia lUjBi, DAVIS A CO'S. Jylii.dlw 1 f W 1 BL"fl tLA SEW POTATO'S, POB SALB JUUcfatepal C-05, DAVIS A CO 8. ; Jyl8,dl 1,000 ' ii to 4 Cblp.lnn, ' j - I Ira lov f.!, ! jy'S dlw. CKOn-1, fVIS A CO'S. AHM AS(IMIT OA fiTAPLE ABI Vaocy & , t .ale at r.e',nab e teraut at . . ( Boss, I' A Vis A CO'rl. JylAVI) ' MEDICAL. Pt-B SfOBB THAN TwBSITT YZAaS BATAtWD TENETIAN HAIB DYEhsatoo4 ti ll tA trial, a4 Is ccitrtaitly ui.TtAlut In joliic favor. . . . , . THE VESETf AS I.'AlK DTE rathe heat and aheapeat tail.. , lis prla It ouly TV, and each) -bJtlSef corUaine soiL-l tie iniLti: of Dye la L,u0" ef:" l T81S HAIBDTCI. manufaeturad by,p.B. brown to aietty. Uietrraa k-h, tfaat v. Ill moi aoitu, art-ca tor staia fua clolLinf. Insert TJe i ftidy.Ji wul t coat lucei. t:d p all ltar-

,iW acd Katcy Sxdi iTaer. . ....... !;.;- A. I. MAI HAWS, Haaulactarer. " DEAS BAB'U A CO., A?. Terk, WkleSaetAfeStS. aSf