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WANTED. . Ml - 4 MA" win WITH "OCT! I. C'PITiL. TV - mm t 'n- la Uu HI r-J uuinll s a la the Ua g la d wo the rive inquir at tb'e ttTice. HTA!TP A MTCA -BT AH xxrtV rtra ed Inclnatr. who eat gtvw h brat of ref-ronco aa ta ik.lt a-d hablte. area ..at lad T W,P,rMtOmjlM FOR KENT OR SALE. AGOODTWOSTOBrBBICK H''CE, IEV!f ro.mt Mib t, to. Alto a small f-eme. thr.e room.,. table, a. ? - A. dOHBSOB".j J 19 It ..- -ii- ; .- FOR RENT. W1 ivitr upii p vrkB nv:V. ..OB. kfOBC . ail tba bntldleira Mlrnil'I'r) .-.WW 'I " " " . . v . - . , a i ' iiu . nt r.fMnli f ee npl.d by tbe ) ma eaery aad "' "'''' Ipui ta; el, will ' lti5 r-powMela atraet, mrlki Canal, a luueuHI t-r- a. ' " "1 . 1.14-dtf WOBOAW. coFOR SALE. - fICOKB HAKD 'HAT -PaXAVAl J 15,10! (Mt Lamtr. JyS-tf . -i-i - - jt:u. r "I B ESC EST CITT BALOOB E0BB..LBii3 The anriantiru'd Wirtiet to ttl to retobritibMr peraon one-bal' of ba Bar UlualU -IB toe Ureay Cedt Ulf U0H1. & Will Mil 11 to nil J aoe pao ood.retaeda tb baioeee,nr a Bargain. - - - -Tirana caeh. . -. , :'t J8-lm . - - . W. JliSDflBetidence for Sale. PLF.NDID fCBCEBAF BI8IDINCK. Of XI fl acraa, wlthlu t ha city lialta iwootory krlck booaa, with aubla, is., and frulla of all dMerlnilona. Will ba lotd low by ANNOUNCEMENT Uk KoiTom; Pleaaa owonea, to year rradara that ,,M. luiO of Po.ay Rtkoty, ia a caald4ta for Ja of a Connoa f laaaG ott. In tbc D H' st eomsoMd of tb aoastia of FwatyV T.i.d r n gh, tick and Mbaon. , are an bor x.-d to a ,toaao( tbat tlJAELiS E. M K 0 will ba a saudidala, at U, a zt Oato. bor vl atton tor -ko-.Mu af fiawaa tmg Ankara n. y for iba W ftraaib 4a KaJ Ctraolt, aoaipoaad tl-ilfitl4 at rawft.rd, larry, tp-m r, Vtar.le . Vt bar. b u4 rUtllO: jy22 GENERAL 'AGENCY, q J OH M P. cnifip. JR.. Genial 061i6ctlHg:AgreAt, orrtiE 8W SIDE THIRD hT, (Bt. Halo and Loemit), 1 ' -ETaBawlloCtadI mm- fltrtel attaattna paid ka1 aw1aatlos of all v, ti 'ri .nn.!i in fcK AUCTIONS T-rr 111 RAM KEL60,a( - llai Removed hi Auction JRoom' to xo!27i6cvirvfr., , (room a ea loW rl aaaawaao woxra),- W Whara ba will attaad to all kind af A e!a bwai J aai lo iba arlllt'R of Marobaodlaa, Waona, Ovrlaaa, Hors-a, and iUal Kitata. 4 ' ' " Aaatloa day. IV CK 4 J, 1HPMPA.T aatf ATUHDAT of aacb w.k. Caab adraucaa on eoo1mBnnt. A H rt to all tlia altlaeaa of Iraoarllla who know him : U MI .. hi. wknto tl. wi bla bn.taM. 14 Cu-F AhTN ERSHIP. . 1 IILIAM II. WALK KB and 'BtERTCK ' tank.obfilmar haraoBtarad Into a partu.r-' blp for tha tranaactkro of , ' ' " uoai j&siate Agency ; Bnalnaaa, at No. Wnrt Third Blrwt, aTanarllla, Indiana. WILLIAM H. WALK IB, w GROUER1ESBaCOS BA14. 4CI CAN VAfEEO: HAMS, 100 Pla'U Ham., for aula, who'axilaaad ratall, at l'a.l aiarkai rataa by VlcK EUt 4i4a,. lyl v rl Mala atraat IVjkW Mitlmu-JOIHH BW MACK. 1 ' aral,a.iab of lfcAaUo Balra-o Trowt, Wblta Ii.b and Uarrtuc fr a a at., VtCKEBT'B, Jyl m-alasl rrat. utNiiB-ju t hicru uooirTTL'Ttor, yoooA ai.d old Cblrkaaa, Cava nntt i, Phk rd uy.itr., Lob.lfT., Pin Apiilaa, PMWhaa, Tom. i at, 3 rdla a, aaaorltd stracta.aad a gaal a'acitmaut of fano Orocerl'., a waya oa ba.Mlat TICKKBT BKOb'., Jyla - i lit Mala Mraor. 1 ,-. . . T)0TTA0ES AKD OMI0K8 45 BCBIl NKW A PotatoM ; 25 bqb B Potato Onlooa, larza Bud fin., for aair luw at Tit Alt KT BB081., i ilReXalaatraatil KA, tOrf KB A.ND brAB. A NIW lock, at Rra.tly roducxd prloaa. Wa hara a fort o laioaa. k-etloa of ra.k t, Warraatetw: Xaa Warmatao bum., lor atia tfr raauonabla.' . J J 16 VIi KkltV B 03., 1SJ Main it. MEDICAL1 " y i sr 3SwrOBMOBE THAN TWEMTT TBABS MATHEWS TENtTIAK HA1B DTEnaaatood tha raat of trial, and It ooUttly Intraaalng ia public favor. THE TaNETIAN BAIB DTE la tha boat and obaapaat nada. Itt prioa la only TJo.'and aacb boltla ooBlalna doobla tba' quantify of pya ia tboto nan lly Did tr II. . . . j) - 1 .4..,-.i fan UAIU DTi la nanafachrratf by'arf' liar proorat, wulch randaia It laSnltaly aapar',,', to ai y dya in i ha market. . Batof aoaiploto la r bottla, o prrarlioB la raqnlnd, watch jr. J aiuipliOaa tha appllcatiba. w IM Mm 1UU DTK job avoid that. nary dad aiyar.niaby which dyid hair and whraksr ara irrarilly rre(n tad, phaa aa Wf riotasiA. ' la ha. Ba. a u id,' aa UYroucea a rxrfaclly bau . ataulocaf any ahaAa' ihatdafU.fw-aa afleb Blown to" a 'ja.ljr io.frooa black", Uat' will iol amat, crt at 4iala tbo robiti(.'"lBTaat T5c aud y ia ba apnr mead, told by all Drnf (uUaod aocjaMaDM,acBM.,yM'r- ft j A. I. MATUKW?, Manqfaftqrar. DIMAS BABSKA A OO., Kaw Turk, Wbola-aaaAa-ala w t -j.-.,; , , a m3f HARVEST TOOLS. Hall, Brown & Co';Bnthi and cradle. ,.a iuiW & .oK Hall, Brown & Co. Hay &' Manure j,. 10r I. , . I '. A t T.itt!t?IH B ood'a Gran, Grain, Briar; fid lawn Scythei. " i.Uv Wa dron't Gran ft .Grain Scythes. 8cythe and Griod Stone. T Hay Rarei aod Hay Knivei.Brati and Enamelled Xettlei. Apple Partw.U. U iBISrflOt For sale at the Lowest Cash Prices, at i'J'JCiOii'i , JACOB STRlTJB ft SON'S. 74 Main Street," iba oh.B.raa Hall.) ti ot eleoFened." VYashingtoxr Htroser CHRI8. HKDDfilCH, Proprletpr. Cwr.Ha4aa.aw TklrA ata I) iiiO" BVASIVIUE, IID, rpHIS OLD, WILL ESTABLISHED '' AMD - 1 wtdaly-kaowa Hotal baa baaaeioaad for aaaarml waaka aodarzaloc rapalra.. It baa, dartn. tli la tlraa, baaa rapalBtad inaida aad oat. aaa baaa tlirooghly Bttad Bp, aad la a fraat BMaaora furnlakwi with oaw wada aad foraitvra. Tbarjroaria tor baa mada avary arrangamanl lo randr hi, hoaaa eonnoiaaA, haaltky and aAraaabfaf to tar poMlo. : J ...... . - Tbasktng tha pabllo for tha f na patronaga thai V"1 f yoara tea baaa aataadad to tba V I"' ha laatnta a ranawaJ of tbaar caateai. and will andaavor to bava bla tab la faralahad aad n?-" tb.tr lb?'rrSJrm ; Paar to aad fro. inif NOTICE. Ctrtoarr AaaitTBT Qoa,t, . ! '- Eianarlil ,lod.,Jm, jw lJt. ALL PIBB IIS HATINa CLAIMS AQalNsw thia XtapariDuat, white WBdaa a till.. "Ill pit aaa p.aaaal ihaai to aatilaaaat i--..T' inly. . ... i.-u.. Wj HABriTT, jyaa-at ,ertUv Aai tvk-al. S RAYED OR'STOLEN, -ritnw "it iTBrxri "nJTTiiBr otTn X4 -l5,alhxb4iaIOww,althwbkMok i tba bind part tha b ck aoaa wbltaow tba lK froat t( - aaa tally.' 'it rkMi , arop aad foor tills ta right ar, and appar balfrop la tba Mt karr r Aay paraon rataralac aaid wr, r Iwltg hi. formatioB to a aha oa ba foaad.-wiH ba HbraU j , i , u u u w ilaT,4.v, riTMei ttmi, bat, it aa4 tva.

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HID IT. .ACGC8T 4. EVANSVILLE CEAWPOBDSVILLE jlaiiroad.. StTJfMIB, 1885, ARE AJTOEMEHT TRAINS taan KaoTiila Daily,- (Snaday & txenu4).m fJlawas ;. if; 6-50 A. n. ACCOMMODATIO.1Mop. at al' btatiooa. ArriToa at TiDorooaa 10:39 A. M.; Trra Banto at :tb t. M. . . 9-40 A. M. MAIL. KIPBK'IAirlaa at ViocaoBaa 1-4:17 P.M.: (O if train! teaa f-jr Kaar, 1 :2ft P. M ; for Waat, 6:30 P M.) ; Arrival at Tarra Ho a, 3:5 P. coDtiactlof wlib Azpraaa Trainaaa follows: ' - TXBKX HAUTE A BI- HMOSD B B. La aa Tarra Baataat 4:40 P. V. ; (U Arrlria at iBdlaoapolU 7:24 P.M., makio( cloaa coooectioo with iraina J :fOT Cinelosatl, ColomMia, and all i f - : . i Kaatcro ' ltla, aod for Cbiajo. ToUl 1 do and Itotrolt. BT. L0CI3. ALTON A TERBB BACTR B.B. Laarai T' rr. Haot at S:5i P. f . ; . Arriwaat Mattiwo :45 P at.; Cit.ca(o, 7:00 A. M., and maktof dirrct , conn'ctt'oa for all poluU to tha i. :,i;i- Mertb-Wwt - ' t AAP. tU VinKHBa ACCOM- , C UU aouAiiovArriT. at ViBanaaa :48 P. 5f O. k. M. Tralna laava lor Put, -Af . . T-rrrt a tatTlH :I A.M ; CloclBB -ti. 8 AO .A. M. ; LaaTa for Waat, 6:S0 A. M.t ArrWa at M. -Loan. 1 :" 0 P. M ; Cairo, 5:00 p. M. f BKTTTBKiKOr i '. ACCOMMODATION Tftll.f Laa as Trrra-Hante at 6:50 A. M. ; VlBoa aoa, 12:20 P, M. Arrlraa at Eao.lll. 6:U P. M.i . M1 L Terra Tfanta a' S:oO P. H., ' rn arrl.al oi Kzomaa Tra na fro i J Ckelnuati k d iht ; ; Lafa Via rantna , a 1 f f . 11. Arrlraa at ,;" - Atb lis :47 M. 3T! tXCENllEI ACCOM9IODATIOS-. LaavaaO A. Janetlon at 6:40 A M ea arrl'i.1 of Nighr Kzorarafrnai -' . Clnclmat and LnlTlila. ArriTa ' at Atd-tIIi 9:40 A. M aur Barrz. aadl tbrn(i to all prlotlfai BOIota Hortb and ' J'ns IOLB Jr.tnp. ; S To. Correspofidet8' ;'-AH lett relaiivs to RubtcHpnon or buainets connected wiitrthis office sbbald be Bddret-if. t i b-v & JOCttNA ti COMPANY, y - PvangyilleInJ. , Comwmca!o'i,'fer tbe bapfr, or literwty- Bnf pcrliJidat tOri-ekpondeacV of 'ny cbaraeffrv'aliotild be dircUd ' ' 13 r.I EDITO 83 JO UBNA L,' r tX.odlL?ASO Pk80Hal. For tbe benafit of bis health; which bat for some time pVsf berf!qurte olicttt, lb' local' add river Editor oP-b 'Journal will Tiait the country for a f$w- dajt for relaxation, recujjeratioo, iayigpratioa, and, hia own deiecUtioo.. XBrin his absence, - a Timorous iubstitute, (a veteran of the Army ' of the CQtnberland, will, we doubt not, keep our readers fully posted ia regard to passing eveoU in tba.' city, or bn -the river, sod if any one had a desire to rwoale- the Local who is off on a vi1t,,hedeiires thiy;Wilf dd 'ijrhif he is Ronrvas be expects his fighting weight to heastfy jhcreaiipd tya week'i relak" ation and rest. ? , -r , ff If-he sas iaylhiog of ioterest while absent, he will probably keep our readers posted relative to his peregrinations. - Sr The soldiers on th John Kilgote were the 7th aod SrhObio batteries, and 273 men of the 95th Ghio infantry, en roate home. 1 ' r' tsWe-'are indebted io Commodore Henry LI iitchell; freight clerk ; on the bifir Superior, - for Memphis papers of Mooaay ATeniDg. e . . : v.,-,.,-. , Remabeable Result op Adtebtisiso. Yesterday. wording we wrote. an advertieeeaent for a nnmber of Joet keys, and sent it, fo the, composition , room. , On going home to dinner we found the" key eys lying on one table. i ji t .MSTl Thev weather was quite threateninjj yesterdayacd a light rain fell. We hope we shall not have a repetition of the July 'rains: -" ' - s.gfcg" W understand thet ixi- i'mtdihH Cdaafatiei of . wod'apon the line of the canal, above theTciiy.' What "a pity it is that the canal can not be kept in- good ' navigable order.' It would re duce the price of wood one hundred' per cent,1: :';." " ' " " " ' - fc " m a a '.j g& There . ara but AaverT men in tne Firat CongViaslonaT Catrict of Ohio rho rtari a5afjfr i1;ome-th.D Several of on merchants and baf few others wba return halt. s much. Commodore David Gibson, tav the largest, $250,006, John Sbillito,l 160)00, Robert Mi chell, QV -me From tBB. 143o. We Mere gratified yesUrdayj te mtet or 'gailant friend, Colonel Grill,' of the 143d Indiana, Who came borne by the st. Patrick on a brief leave of absence- Toe Colonel is looking remark abl well, and reports the regiment In good health and fine condi tion"." The regiment is now gmisoniag CTarSSvTirend'rorrWheTsonT Ma job Ginibal Loqas. Am one tha passenger, yesterday, on board the St Patrick were Mtjor General Logan, and part of bis' staff, en route to his home in Illinois. - - ' . . :- The General's corps 'has been pretty much sonsterad bat, and he will soon re tire from' the . service. He has made for himself a brilliant record daring the war, and will retire from the service covered with honor and renown. - By tne, way, ha assares ns himself that he was -not with Sherman in his grand march frosa Atlantsw to the sea, the Louisville Journal ta the contrary not withstanding.- . r-. - ' Tab Balloon" A irsnrsioit. From the aTmosrieoBtlnaitl whisri.Wof the fiale steamers at the.landinr yesterday, we judge there was a vast crowd in, attend ance at the treseent City Spnngs'to witness thsrbaGcion ascension Prsparatioas far leaving tha city, and bthet important duties, prevented onr attertdanee, and the absencef; a of the attachees" of the fcffice,"1 prevented ns sending a substitute, and we wre-' therefere finable to give an account of the in flation -of t he- balloosy or of thw asoeoslon. .'.jr- UU ' We. took an obe'ervaton frxim tha roof of 'Morgan, Eeads".tatl shoe store, and had fhev gratification "of seeing the balloon raise to the tops of the trees, but from eomeoexp)aipedcause't refused or failed cj go any higher. The threat sning aspect of the weather, jiresame, detained the professor from mounting into the regions of the clouds.

Postal. The Postmaster General fcu

issued the following order: . "Until bth erwise ordered, mails for Atlanta, An gusts, Macon, and West Point, Georgia, Montgomery, Alabama, and for points contiguous to these several place and between them and Chattanooga, Tenn., mar be forwarded to their destination by wayof -NashTillevTeTraesseer- boI dlerf have been detailed for" service 'orJ tne several roads and placed .in charge of the . post-office wherever mere Are military posta."" ' "1" ". i .1 ik ' '. . i Pabucah JVaeiko Up. -"Tbe buccbss of tha Jooai.-Powell says the Cairo Time, "has excited the energies of the Padacahites to such an extent that they have chartered two steamers, the Pine Hill and J: P.-Webb, to run in the Tennessee river trade, opinp to run the Powell out, or at least , materially inter fere with its arrangements. We were not aware that the owners of the J. P. Webb bad any purpose to withdraw from theEvansvifle and NasbTille trade, in which "she has, been for sometime running and doing walL . . ; ,. , " X ,si 1 Dbatb op ai EoiTo. We learn from the Montgomery Mail, that CoL J. F. Gaines, one of the editors of the newly revived 1 Adver titer, died la that city on the 19th ulu CoL Gaines was a native of Kentucky, bat bad for many years been a resident of Montgomery. Daring the political campaign immediately preceding, the war, CoL, Gaines was editor in chief of the Montgomery Pott. When the war broke out,' he enlisted ta the Confederate" army; afid"became a cap tain in the cavalry service. The loss of a leg in battle caused bin to relinquish the profession- of arms, and be retired to' private life.. V i t-Whatever may be ' thought " of rresident jonnson or any ai uie.meas ures ". of his administration, ; says w the Louisville ournai, there can be -nodoubt as' to" the thorough ' disloyilty of the late speeches of gmerson E bridged Unless he is aj crazy mti he is a traitor. The only question is ' Whether bis fittest place ' is- the mad-houra or 'the peniten tiary.. -.","",'" -1C- ' KaNo more troops ire to be mustered but of service in the Department of Kentucky at present Bdtides the. bulk of Army of Georgia and tbe Army of the Tennessee -around Louisville, some SO,000 more troops," white :and black," Are stationed at" Lexington, Pans," JShelbyville, Mount Sterling, Eminence, "FaN mouth, Bowling Green, Louisa, Hendsrson, &. These, the St.' Louis Republi can thinks', ought to be sufficient to keep that f dreadfully . ferocioas rebel State' from going" out of . the Union. ' If not, Sheridan's ,80,000 ean be ordered Jnp from (Texas, Louisiana- and Arkansas, and a. draft can be ordered for ""three hundred thousand more." New Albany ledger: " to . ; ; ; ; . ; P. What, terrible irony-,. The Republican and Ledger are afraid that if troops are kept itf Kentucky, and rebels and rebel abettors are prevented from Voting that the Union ticket .will be elected the Constitutional Amendment adopted and slavery abolished in Kentucky, and that would be dreadful .Of. i')ii vtt:v Dbowvcd. The Louisville -Journal of Wednesday says: - i no " i i : y. and five o clock, a young man' named Joseph Sterrett, engaged as receiving cleric on tne I'eople s Whart-boaf, while in the discharge of his duties, accident: ally fell from the boat,' and (unfortunately for. him, he could. .not" swim), 'was drowned before any on could ; rescae him. Up till nine o'clock bis body '.had not been recovered, but all necessary preparations were being made to get his body. We "presume ere this that the body bas been found, and . .raised from its watery grave. ' We will give further particulars when tbe Coroner holds an inquest. ' 1 1 . .It i . TTTi t -.ISf Amonr the enisodes of the burn ing of the ship , Win. .fielson, is men tioned, that of a young woman only a few months married, who. while itt the confusion which prevailed while In, the water, clung to . a seaman whom she mistook for her husband. The sailor swam away with his harden to the boat, and they i were, both picked up: but the young wife's stupefaction on discovering her error was painful to witness. . There are, however, still hopes that the husband may Have been saved in tbe other boat. Almost a Fiee. The Alton Teleoravk office came near- being burned op. ' on Baturday night last The fire broke Out about bait past twelve o clock, but was discovered and' pat' out; before much damage was done. - It originated from tbe heat of the 'furnace of the engine, ana ournt, tnxooKb tne. floor, sad was just beginning' to bldze when it was discovered,'" . " ." "-""' - -- ' The Right Sriait--The Jackson" jueietippinn. a the course of ah article upon redoirsTru'ction, says? f ":i ' . " Wedesirfe'to see oi? State restored to its rights ail the people pardoned and re-invested with their political privileges. And 'we would" not thwart or prolong indefinitely this consummation by any purely nselesl su'cklinz" about slavery. " Ww are not abolitionists, be cause there is nothing to aljolisb. 'Ac cording to Gov. Sharkey',7 the" negroes are free free by the fortuoea'bf war; free by the proclamation; free By common consent; free theore tically af well aa practically ' 'We simply record Ibis fact, and abide by it' We have taken a sofemn oath to do so) 'and whatever may be tbe course of others, we intend to ob serve it faithfully. There is no slavery now, to. abolish, and We are decidedly disinclined to the paovocatioa' of a new war for the avowed purpose of re-establishing slavery where ft does not exNt," Tns Mobile Explosios. The Court of Inquiry appointed to iavestigate the facts and causes connected with the explosioncf the- magazine at Marshall warehouse, la the . city of Mobile, Alabanxa, on the 26th of May,, have reported that the Court find that the Marshall warehouse was as fit a buildine for tbe storage pApowderartd. ammunition as con.ld.be procured, within the limits of th city oi Mobile. That brevet Captain W. Ja Beebe selected proper andecicieot experts in ordnance for the purpose of having immediate charge of the building and the superinteudanei of moving and storing the . ammunition; bat the Court are of the opinion that the testimony subs antiatea- the fact that. there bad been, on the day ' the explosion occurred, gross and culpable carelessness, oa tha part of the .fatig'ue-party.ia bandUna; the field t ammunition. .The Lourt.bnd it lmpoatiVte to render an opinion as to the immediate cause of the Axploaion, as, so far as it ie kaown, no person at orin the builal inrrived the explosion.

A CtiKiotfs Cist A start time stisee. says the Memphir Bulletin, two colored

mtn who had been to Memphis and were going to their home in Mississippi, were -met 'eome fifteen or twenty miles from the city by Ja robber, who was moulted. He ordered them to stand and deliver, and much against their will, the blacks had toi dishorns their pocket hooka, whicb, together, contained about nine dollars, When the robber was placing: the money lin his pocket, -the blacks seized the revolver he had presented at them and -at .once began a desperate struggle in which they broke the revolver over the robber's bead aad be sank insensible upon the ground. -The hlaoks heard some one coming, and fearing it was the. robbers accomplice, siezing the horse by the- bridle and holding fast to the revolver tbe j beat a retreat in such haste that they forgot to take their money out of the robber's pocket. They brought the horse and revolver back to Memphis and handed them over to the Provost Marshal They supposed, aa they bad lost their money, the horse would be .given to .them. .When they found put- this .was not tbe case, they walked .out of the Provost Marshal's office, jumped on . tbe horse aod rode away., Subsequently the borse was sold to another black, in whose possession he was found; by tbe owner, a resident of Tipton county, from whom he had been stolen shortly, before the blacks had been robbed on the highway. Tbe negro and tbe original owner came before the Provpst Marshal to have their claims determined, as they were by giving tbe borse to the owner. Fbeedmbk'a Bcbeac or Taxab. An exchange .says:... . ; ; "Since the occupation of Texas this has been the great want of that State. So little did .'the freedmen appreciate their new born liberty, or recognize their new reiauons, that it has been with much difficulty they have been made useful at all in the cultivation of the growing crops. Ia Some parts of the State the-planters could do nothing with them, white In others the military have been compelled to put them oa public works. This was' owing to the wsnt 'or -proper organization. - We un derstand bow that Gen. Gregory, one of the ablest and best executive officers ef the armyf has been appointed Commis si oner of tie Frd men's BureaB, aad has ' actively gone to work organise iog' it - And -in gocd time is the ap point men I made, lor-the Texas cotton crop is nearly ready for the pickers, and UQies tne negroes -can be brought un der better discipline,' it is feared tnocb of it will be -lost r At present prices every fibre of it should be saved; besides, for their own good, the neeroes should at once be taught that their new born liberty depends opon industry and order." : "0" - -. sii'n; '.' o l t i j i nix The Abkavsas Lit bib The psople of Arkansas are already moving earn estly fjr'the. repair of 'the levees on the Mississippi river bordering that State, and on tha Arkansas. A distinguished citizen of Little Rook, writing upon the subject? fo the Memphis Bulletin, makes tje follpwiBg luggestions:. , ' u i Owing tQ a want of laborers and prop er attention, during the; war,, tba high water has Tnade. numerous . crevasses in tha leyeel on the Mississippland Arkansas rivers, thus rendering useless by far the most fertile and valuable lands jm tbe State. To get these levees repaired and built is now tba: aaeetioo., and as Memphis is very materially, interested in the reclamation and cultivation of these lands, i write to ypa, hoping you. will lead, us your, valuable aid, by advocating in your papec the adoption of seme plan by which the thing can be done.' : i , . - iba citizens owning the lands . have no money. ,1 ben wbere is it to come from? My suggestion is, that the 8iat4 ifiae her bonds for two or three hundred thousand dollars, or whatever amount ii reqnsite to da the thing well,, take pos session oi ail toe swamp lands remaining unsold, to redeem,' said, bonds, and It mere is not enough left for that pur' pose, wny tnen ibtv a special tax on.aU lauds reclaimed by the levy of ten cents an acre the people willwillioglr Davit i jinis is tee most leaaibie plaa i caa see at present, but as there is wisdom in cooesei suppose you call a convention of tu citizens, aay iof Misaisaippi. Crit leodfu, Phillips, Dssba, Chicot and oth er, counties, interested, to meet at Helena OB the first Monday in September, then and there to deliberate oa tbe best plaa to pursue,;;..., .. i A MT8TERtooa P sons a A steamer arrived at Cairo on Thursday night with a mysterious prisoner on board, heavily ironed, and in charge of an officer and a rquad of men. A rumor was in , cir culation that it was young. Surratt, who bad been 'captured in 'Mexico and was now on his way to Washington. ' ' -'"' "J" Chicago Titnet. ibe prisoner referred to is not young Sortatt, nor was be captured in Mexico. He ia a citizen of Arkansas, and was ar rested In this city. 1 It is thought that it win be established ibat be participated in tne pioi to assassinate tbe fresident ,:- ' ' Memphis Bulletin. W e understood he was arrested at Brownsville," Texas. ! Mobile' & "Oaio RtiLtoin We are pleased to learn that . the work bf reconstracting this road is progressing ranidl'" A. tarif force Ubw. engaged, add it is bopea and believed that but a few weeks will e'apee ere the cars Sviirbe'ruunirg from Columbos to Mobile. The road is now completed and in serviceable condition from 'Columbus, acrostthe -Great Obion to penr Trenton. Gain Times.-:-, Tbe opening of this road o wilt alto 4ave iitaflaeoce. on ibis pity it ibnr merchants have the sttgaxity and energy fd fake" advantage of it by ae(uring a share bf the rich trade it will open up' J' Hcnf-'JoHii pEBEnesA Pinrptrc Rr sfoa'-'-The Galveston Next of the' 22d ult says"! ':'":'1 --c ': .i'it ''We are informed -'that Hon. John Perkins, Jr.,' of. Louisiana, left Sasf Aatonio torn time since with a friend ia an ambulance, ' Westward ' bound, via Eagle Pass '.Travelers who -came in from that direction state that the ambulance has 'been ' found inf the road without mules; and the bodies of the two passengers stripped and dead in the read. We hope thia rumor requires confirmation." " -i :1S - --'" -i ' ' -.-' i---- '"' -i i - ! ,..Jj. -T A Bap-REPoaT.Th Atlanta (Ga.) 2feo Era' reprta:' :v ' (.'.. m A ''gentlemad whdhaV,' traveled through the.foTjr.pr five' conatres"-west of "tbis"brin'gfi "fir disoquraging reports of the condition c-fJour corn crops. Occasionally a good field is seen, but fn most instances, the prospect is exceedingly gloomy, and in many are scorched np beyond hope of recovery. The dry weather, taken in connection with other causes, will, be thinks, make the people ia the north half bf Georgia importers of 1 aKeadatbfXs . before- the . end of taa year., i fi ia i.m BrTagTaptetJ rco KAlLROAD HECEtmi , ; s. Tsaaa tuns. Aagoat .taa k-j; -i ., Sf r. A. 1 PAeaAar t J' --'-' - J a;-uw.a i If o.t A to, 300 sacks ears ; W. Gavlh M barral Ash. IBIgaad A. E. BOBBIES,

tiooal IVotlcee. What rr keaei Some curiosity bas been exciUdJjy seeTng so -inaty people going fn a narrow door o a Main street, a few doors from First We nnderstand i. Tk!.iI beret;th.oa; elegaat natsvxo much admired, come from. Roach sells themT e tA fine aasartment of -Boy's Backle Shoes and. Congress Gaiterav at the Boston Boot and Shoe Store, Nw 3, Lr.i cast ptreet a , j..L-.--'r : 4 :c t q ll.w t The great object of perepua who. bAye become debilitated, and, feel ,for warned of disease ia a remedy, a Many think that bilionsneis is the cause,, and use medlcfne'wbcb but feeds the dis-; ease. Toalfwho fptj" thus .we-, suggest that they try a bottle of the' Red-" Jacktt Bittert, which will ioyigorafe .the system aud produce perfect healihl 1 ... i - r i . ' t iz.lt TwBTT-tHlBD ISDIASA RepOBTS This Volume will be issued in an enlarged form, on tbe 1st of August- It wiH con tain seven bondred pages ot prfipeif mat ter; no briers or other improper matter being introduced. The Kst of overruled cases will be large, "making the volume one of unnsual interettlo the bar. All orders addressed to the "Reporter, inclosing tbe price, $4 60, will be filled from tbe first book! bound, and will be sent, free of charge; to" any 'Express Office in tbe State. " " ' - - Benjamih Habbison,'3- . Reporter 8up. COTrtlndV'''' ' "Office witb"Porter; Harrison & Fishback, Attorneys at Law, Xorth-East Washington and Meridian streets, In. diaUBpoHa.-' ' ' L3'1 aug4 3t : J- : I ' at ,. ' ' ; iGentlemeB ' will find everything they wuot in the way of flooU and Skoet at the Boston Shoe Store. ; .'Sl; r lit T .-.J.S.RECEBa, &.CO,,55t ,.;:.; -.J3ecoe4 etreot,?. "t"SoIdiers and their heirs who want, their claims promptly collected should' call atlhe office of WaLKeavis on.llain st ,"befween 3rd and 4th over "Keller W Gun sUre! e'";; :'' Vug3ff5:; liATTBHTtOJA UatOB: AaTULCaT.-tYoA. ere hereby ordered tonreetjittba Cqbib House on Friday, mornirrg at & o'clock, te- recover pay forserTiced rendered durl ing the Morgan raid.t ; By order. of 31 oi: i Aug.i 3. - : :- J A s T A r Lo, ; Oa"pt.. a i Cbescijct Citt Light Hobse? Too are hereby Commanded to report for pay,' Friday at 8 o'clock A. h;u at the Churl House. Lt. J.'H. HdBffAr.:ta "aa3-2t ' : - ea twv 'j -i -1 1: 1 1 . - -rrrn'-ii:i , j JWajToix stone cutters wanted, to whom. good wages' will, be paid. Apply to' Shraeder. E.'"A,CRilroad.d? J Ladies'Missas.i'add ' Childrrfna Gaiter ia all the hem ttylet, aad at varw low price at tha Boston Boot and Show Storana -ni a J, S. llicasa ACo. si 3 jy23 etj -.-Jl Nor 8ecoad Street j! "'BehUd those, Roseate GiiEl-'The iips of girlhood, there soould be, fra"" Kiau. (taiayg eirKaniiy lUtDlsaea UU ivory, ana corau io drop jnetaptior. Youog'jadiesi you should keep tour teeth and gums in perfect orderifjou hope in after-life, to enjoy thebless?ti8of 'a ouad se. of dentals and a sweet breathy Wbaf! will enabfe you tb'db this?yJou,a8k Nothing but Fragrant Sozopont, we reEXCOR3ION.I ti i -M - ' vavAAa AAurllOviat i,l ak, aa- Excaraloa Tne Ob AliNIlAT ktOBMbO. to EdmcBd'a Grova. avlna Iba c.tv wharf at SVj o'jlacki aad ratara ai 8-o alo Ma thaavrBinw. . , . ....... ant fi . " ' CARD. ...-.ii THE CPPEBSIONEO BEBEBT BK8PECTfally laforau tha r-til m raaaat. of bit aoqnalataaoa and othara, that ha baa a (ocfatad blm. aalf with tba Wbotaiaia Dry Uooda if cava of Chainbwra, ttavena A Co, altuatad la OiaciaaaU, Oblo, 110 and 112 Paarl atraat, nor braat cornar ot Bara aad Prarl, aa balaaaaa. - Maid hooao ara Import, ara aad Jobbara of Dry G vod., kMpi g a K xl aorply aiaayasa haad, aad I, ooaof tha iargaat hoaaaalatba itj.,. Stock aewob hand It targa tod wli telac ad ta tba latrat tty ra. r ' Tbaaadara goad raapactfally aolicits S call from Aaa araay acajuadaUaow -ba baa forbad ta aoalb. wratara KaniBckyand ontb ra llllaeia. whlla ta tba Poat Offioa D.prtm-tit la tbalaat tbmyaara. Ra aol dta aid.ra aad warraata faaaoaabla aallalaotiea lo all. j , .., , , ,, ,n 8d an i our ordcra and ih goo4swlll l4 talacttdkkd shipped forthwith at a aaall tralght. . - ... 4 -. iwivaai r y. H, DCKOAW,t-( 4 of C. 8. A Co. ' ant-tC Of tha Hoat Notice to Contractdrs. ! rpHB TC&MEB BCILDfk& ASSOCIAT105 A will raoive aaalwl prjpo-.l. m tba rnctloaj "nir im.-r aair, np ia natur"ay, Ang-nat 6, Mwm.. . im tuc. .v.. caa aa (itwato)tv. J . kfTrwataM. 'i vaaat "A. PTATIXIW a-a'aarjl'i sit iie LUMtiER.-' i t..-. - t 'i -. r rg jt". a i.' & ,?.-o-q : l$ liit 13 Z JOHNJMOVERi rt,b 5C i J It a fi t! Tl-va.' JO tst JJvi :W a.- U4 Cor. MAIN and 7th Sts nii A!ts; ciis titwidjv .I . Iti's i JSKdNSrJZZlNDj. mA sd b is cc iil-ssa as! :'l a: v''a;h."e,j Ia ia the Market with a large i&pl 'Hi.lt at"t;oD .Ply 5a ;aoJ iuiUi mdl l'-3Jhx Siif tu sa;VTTJ-i t!A Isiart ;LUMBERV3:Vi'' ,!h it.d .fsi; (jj li,e: a n .et.tiit JB!IhOORING, ;.'Vi :.i afd DOORS, ' i" - 5 ill 31 i i'o ch i; SASHyJi r J sr:i; i. p.-;., 1 3xotiirrrveGrs; -CASINGS,"-! teTup 'iii-ei eJi lu ;a.:hf ti' czzn KENTUCKY and '.TEk- " NESSEE.- . L : t ,t 1 ,t.i.Mi .. ,i ,st.'v c-t Trot in - Yonr Orderg. ra u rUEW w -music.1'; v7 1 ll tJSI a(aoWrait af Tbit heewiffol taatramaataT rb4 .h..m .... aaaad a great raaalclaa, Sr.a maa eempeetttoa. bv oae of ear mmm . , j. LOVlb. ABK SO PAIB;" ht t'XlnUU v-Cbarmia lirth. Ballad- .vrf Cl " " T H i V eSdUJB TX tAT Boag by I. C ttisiBger. r m.o vaiAi flwi : - atasBrka. ay A. far bar. At WAAAXs a oomraoTOH'a.

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Uhiha, Glass QUBEWSWAM. al Cl.V-1 iv' I Hi i j s.i..;;.iti.t.'t?s tt er.'. Iv st '" Packates now ba haod and bpening at t laaeoaaaora ub.a, uvn Boa.L , - IS ST fi Vf MAIN STREET, iT'lc-.-j : a.,, - , aaioii i,. 1 t iOne of tha largest antl best ai sortment. rt rbo -found: in the Weft, ana for, sale. t extremely low. prices, t ; r Merchants, fur nishad with com toon . aro alone if desired. , GROCERIES. A rATl.Tir.S-ak a va.lty of iiyUa, anfh aa i-TJt Jlyo rat M eitk.-(iraiM, 4l. I lieukla tlimr., orlatiyr.. it a RLfcTUM A CO. SE n1 o.nr.i. in irtrrrii aba aa'l-barrau a 400 aaxka abal d Cora rati aUrra. . J k.i mitTNtiicji: : , . - -, I TT Ttr II io balo, of That a-parior Tlmolb, U.y ill tajaaa blk JoxtiaataBaa-araaaaawTaa. taa aala at raaluca I ralac. at N .1 W.ir .tr.i. i;avut it,lT A : W. ft. Bl'STOff A m ,DRUi3Sa.M k Union Drug Store ! ,u1 It B J. B. LO-WIR H A JCST BETEI VCO A JLV, fraaa' ! I 0 lTurl 4Udk la.a,j fmmt na ana iijaaioii., rrriumary, lanry Arliclna, a-ura vr inaaaaa sraaava, ur taadical purpaaaa, Pati-ul Madlolara and Bitura of all klniM. - . ' A- tbrrangh knowlrdta of all tha br.ntbaa at our pnaturaa. and cue Siract poraaaa (r ta. p r:t'T and manur . lur.r,. al l ai abla a to run. Bi.ao4aaa'r With aay rkkul bonaa la la city . . fbyatabaaa' pn-acrlrMai car fall? oewaoifna. d. blur, oa Lucoa-. Stran. Brat dovr baiew tba roat-vrnca, avaBaniia, Ipff. ' i" ' (lt,4tf iv--; v 1 .'..'i s ii ...i..ij i Hi'; u v, CHEESE ..i. -AfltKr -"CBEEtial l.i,,ai sm al-j rifry boaaa varafvbd pr ataatnar Taooaf, and will ba aioard out balnw u.a'awl ralaa. bv t- - ' BKLLY A Ct.. W MalB-fl. q.jQPNS AND FISTOJJS.,J ol rtTTVO ' lit tev a. I JI And-. - l ii ': T)Tl3Trtr' ga-itL X ji rlOiUiii), , j. .-.at . - lireullj Itetluced Price.. a -a ana bhb aaa aaa a a. a ir PR iTTfi1nRtrAt Iraporter' -abd 'ManTifactnrer .eiH tit u i all klndi xtt:viar; : aAI L!Q.TJJiJg-'ii'ct' ii ij t-tvc -V f seaaafi PISTOLS, and - ' tiio i ;d: v i. RIFLES,' li.rti i r. : mvjxv aApjaia am : , i,j FO IPC KS. LB I P. CA PS, H OT, BTH IDG Efi, rO VKh-rLAKMS. lHOI'RIJB. waIC. - . , fiA - (a luraaa.wrmaH,, FfNM POLXKT KhlVEi AM BAX K, WALKtSO - CAStx,Aj,i. tvk or vixtt,-. . f rl;TULS, And Evtrytblng raaally- Fauitdl In . T Obbi mailt ta ordrr. . ' drPBrticolart t.-ntlon giVra ftd rapalrttiE Kama ana piate. - i . . . . , , jyuaia. HOTEH f! a. . S I a 1 1 f tl s s mf w a ' UIIIUI1 ilU I (law. ' " Corner Main" and Second Streeti: l'm6 unt vernos: is Man a. ' -ti-s ".r'.;;.' - '-;. . . ma mu.m n., rrupriflor. f. j - , 1 ... f , . T; , .1 rpBI OLD AND POPULAR AttTTEL AH a ao racani:y rniarg-a and tuorousnly raoo. vatad throughout, and tba prtnira4ir will tnarw ao palua or aaprnaa to racd-i it worthy ol a lib. arai abara of the pa rcaara of tb4 pnblicr - Tea. TabU will, ba au;piil WUb tbe baat tkd wamry ana laaaon amra. aa?z,dli legal; .,; lTotice of Application."" "" orr-B is TitBiBr Gixzr that the COQD t V BjaAII, HI UIBLt-Tedarai Ai Vmndla..a..a, h. d.... a w .BH -VaTWlafalSya : Wllf afBlt Ta. STtM MA., 9A mmi t iMr ant A-gnle mratiog, lad llwaaataaei! tntoxka'ing I q .or. in- qnautltta la., ibaa a ajwaw. iiyt pvaea or timilnme, a d lha pteaiiafa m wblcb Mi. 4-aora win ba eold. la kaowa as tie tra.caot Citv Hou-I. lot Na. A u .... rr,r- laascnysat av.o. villa, Taadcrbtugk Ccaoty, Indiana. , W. A. CLlPOBD. '. .DENTISTRY. eii JOontal OaradL.icw HAVINO A SOCIATED WITH I lAi-TILE Practice Cf Drntlatrv Ilr . If J.... rn.. Jly Jl tiivartaaett, at rv a d aarjaawce tootb. pla K.anaviile tbat wa ara pr. pared la par. ova-all bHtVAtloak aa. talc fewaa Dniratrvla tba Bloat ftlllfa Ullvr . Artrhr.itl TjMlh luwU bb Oold7Plaflnam, St1v or VnTcanita. aad aa -DRY GOODS.--id..u Bieacaed and Brown'-Sbirtfnw. ""A "?p;fp-BtEArinif ARD CW. u ' I u .i . .r. I " pi- abiao 8. i I B -" :JBoiom and fihlrtiBf' Llnene. . 'Attf Gt T0CK o'. Borr riNisnsp uw lm nai cheep, as Jr,?". t-.A t aciiAPKEa a BCjsiad'eu. "s '" " "rail Calicoei.' '""': '' OrRaVrTD & i ractBTi. as a f.ap tr'stfii as ! Bv a.amawi a AJ L?T1 .TiJ naia dkUl E SS kJ-.c)wla aaw lot r aioa-faU atyte Co w-m, .!.(... . v . , . . ...... . . . , . - .uej ku e. lew loan id, egaai a price. ... ,. , Hew TJeLaines, , . r , 6CASES-.I01T OPENED ASP JOB BALE IJT wanOltlee te eolt, at ' - CJJSSS..'.,;' , . t BCdAPiXB A BCSIlfO'S., ,41 Coating- and "Pant $ linens. " Y K CASES -AfiSOBTEiy EI3TM ASTD PBICEU I ) tit Lisea Pooka and Co. tiara. Joat op.aa i, at r2t. ' ECUAPKKK A BCcM SG'8. COAL.1 tiCC5 ija 'Ibckp6rt.C6ar..r, CTEAVB0AT5 AKD DEALIB3 CIS riSD LO aooaataat aopply ot ihW aapealor. Oat, (ar Je ia qaaotitiaa to anlt. aad lair pneee. Apply ta POWELL, COOK A Co.. vpper Laadlac, aockpora.

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yacaan aty e, keautjr-of k.ua eat ,aa law aaaa '"aw ' - ' IZZ Tml wo-Tw; Countryi StoraParm "r o -"p 2"":N Wetollcita.bar.nf pnbll- patron ar, , A rf A T T Orvi w a-ioaT !(' f 5?"' " ' fV -- i?DB.' ltfHtWta A JoMEl, HJi. dpV' '' r X ft amy. -' ' W !' w ew ' oot4audS.bl.riall,,..i mHE latJIIBAfOIIg t WIL I, SELL AT Prg- m'- 4v ' S-ml'ma. ba ' - kpHW Evaoavn,e.I?d: ,1 all. aaCLlotJon tj ,raiiL-a3o O X. -M" "-'0 W ' a 7 -uwty w.ait.yr,. Friday, Anffnst 4cb. 1865. ... -- ft J-L 1 trtract er..p.nlla Ih. doHa Tbra! Ht. bnalneee ple In M.rr. t-wnablp. ro-y Co ' 0 P -1 A ' VI' J pa 4ea,ra Ur.. 4aatatyad mrw apena - of maaT tadlaaa. ea tba-aipa Bwaaaaiil.. Alt. Vwbob t 2 I Ji I ZZ i I 1 " I doe EBR. - ' and kptiogaVld. and Wei rreaklla r -d., S uea ' . amas a . 1 " I I

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t tz r Ba w. 8bci. e. a. caaask r. mats. J. V.CRUEN&CO.y PB0FEIET0B3 OP THE Evansvlll e' Wa '61-Factory; COB. BQB BTaEST it CiMlL Woold reaot'alt call vonr altantiam in ii. tact that oar raclory. wnick waa dxtroyrd fy Bra bva fall, baa- bar-iilrt, at 4 i4tla oparatioar Bed -prapared to- tata ' fa Wobl for mawatactwrtag lato tba following Oooda Jaaa, eatinatta, Linaava, rlaanvla. Blackrta. Covarlldaaad t locking Tarn, at tba wwaat poa.ibla ratea. Wa abalt alao aada to bava tba abova rooda OB haad to azebanga to Wool cr at-11 for nub. t aaa pM tjr . Crn mset prlca. Parauba livtag a: a "d ;nc aud daairoaa of aandiag tbair ool to o, may do ao by rivaror otbrrwiaa. and all tai b Wool tntru.l. J to na wi 1 raraiva prompt attaniMM,? una t.i iaa r-artn. baviBg a' vaara axptrl aaca ia ib ba.ii.aa. w, tael oonndaat that bo obo win wava aa airaatMS. W PrlcaLUta foratahed ow ap) I r.Uoaj t r aiyU ot 'j 4xtts M"Hft M$ h CU L! Uj WW MACKEREL. buzd f jvfi oW 'PHI t "BE'aaJubaaXanAal par it aar- la.liaaa ft w A 'tr'atf.A i( M.derrrl oa lia t-jj,l. tb f rljwiag "wff at' brtnw, vibicb aa ai. atiTa 16 i tTi-r to parbaar at aaJoaaS ariora oa arcoont vt iuv imrai ay w.ir : ,- ':.--o. . nwt aiariarat-rr. - , J60 tta Jtbla. Jia x, 1---1, B aLrvlT ... J, l W arlr bhi. Nu. 2, IHM alackrrrl. SMI Kit. N ,. t. 1Ni4 Ma k.-.t. fblV tMI l,v1f kanj, f T BaifbMa. No. S 1S,1 UrK, Hacker,!. ISO Klta o. 1, 14 Ma k-erl. jr Item Ho.J itMI4. J IS S l Hal? bbli. Wb:u PiX i- A J). VIIMANX, Jyiia.tl ( , '- U Bala (itraat. oi fCITY. OROCERYloiilW i tv jxwrrra.ti-Ntw Bwiet-!iEw nasi Ui lonhn irrr n r.v oi i:. ojitoiSH, .6 C ,i.hll .'.I w a A Z7ar Jutt Opentd ,-ax vsma. b'icb of FamU.Qfocerie WOODEN A WTJ WILLOW WAB.'5 oorrEE.arosn.' TEa,aIta;''', .aila jaa A A HAMS. BrrrtPLMeS, atl-.M PLOCB, WWAt."- B Ol ii.l POTATOES, BEA!8.',-', PICK LEd, JEwLirH. ABdotbar artklra todbn.trot(l V.orVV STWa raoafva dallv, by Epraat.'a A1 j PBEbR BCTTBa!r1b'lffroaa aaar Ooda dllvre loi-ay-jiaxt of tha city. mm-fotod .nd in 'adl'V' plif, n,aka ft yoaf ftifi.rat t Calf as'n x ! '" m.Tl 1fr.f 'tr. 6 lrtn and l oii.r' v . New Bocki. AT 1MHSJKI.Ijs1 unou STOll PBaVilORHT K-aivASairCTaO taOM ' tbaeianwawtau.arbtaaf Mr, Lliso4a: a Tba Yaaaa'anltaaiwy -f lh aVatwillaa, by Ttiava artaaaay l,linill.ajit, . a . .k t.rak HutM ataaxi. a a a.i.fj.T Tba Plaawa bivtatM.at A1wahaa-MtoaT. adaptad f.,r tba yoaog. Th tarry It y t a-Ua or UMn, Ma f.t tba yanng. I ' . Iri'-fJI! Tba r.rm.r U -f : a Lllb of Uraulra.Ii.ll f.-r Tka Tliluklng Bavnt : by Mn aarj -I' t t" ,1 Vaiaaa ar ab.avat, aw Mm, 4 laAaatr - a trbriar jaa I Bttaakt kv aabaat John KMfkrt. Thao. Li(b 1 1 y tataa Tkoaaaa.- . ... t , . La aitd Pttdatbrlaa Wi, . ,,t14-i Trj Bailor ; , l f, l 3 f , , d. l ib. of Jnllaa tViaf Ty TJOhli N.jol.on ; II Ainha'vJk.'orar.fLrrtn I tbrWork aVH.rratitrki 7 i A t A J I0Ba,LL hft to l.ai.k h r- I mr. f. r Mtal.-atMt In im . ifc a imm t a . K. rl.mt . r. i-,. I at patraa aaooow aa d.a By pwl;Mrfa. l A toll anppiy ef rrlio.il Booka, te , f lUraatry I anaaalk at Hani DISSOLOTtON. I T-T'i - ---- DiiioruttOD. oFPartneribirj . , . - - --j.ri rviwiwa-janaainav ivai-iB.tr-Tnl ' I' Partoar.hiB . rf tof-m. uI.i!i,k hrtaaa Oanraa M iteftur arl4 na rtr.r it ii, in ti. ma the. tore of Ihlrr M tat UlkrM MH4 an lb. l.t dy .of Augott, IMI, P.lar Vogal railrlsg fiom aoaaaaa. m n" , ..Ii aa IbaUiaaliMiia-atUlba ooaCeoadbv aba aadae igiiro. at ina am ataod. cora.r ot Maili lr.l ana tha t'aial. bv.abaA all dobta dna n.a Ira Will ba OllrcUd. and wbo will ia, ail li.L lUiaa oi aaoia. nwtitii' uttti fiKtaBk'MnirTT.rfii. ri8toltios.ofLCogartnerihlp. rpHBaadlal AA'fctitkwTPif aflyf NDtB A tba i aflaof Lnrk.r A !nft.Hr.hat. I. thl. d.a dlwoitr.t-by mataal dr aaoit. ' Tk. nuaattlavl b.AU Ban oi iba l.ta arm wiK .i-a.tilrd al lb- offloa cl Aikla A DoSuocbi't, iurirmMliil wli.fi DpSoneti " WoJ-.13a 'ww t- H i i '? iii x eta ! i - 1 1 t ii a. i . Now Arrangcmont: . OCa SALESMEN WtLtHATKi)H t.rl0E'.P r"! arala fp.rtm-nta on and .fi..J Annual jai, lew, in ina roirowTrir ornari aoiioBaKpaVi4,r4a..f.ia;x..iijr.VAoditk White Oood, Pratt Good Olollia, Ptanaa Domeatiat. Cloaks. if rrtukry htlllUary Triamiogt Mlat Eliaa Dallam It bat ever bee. onr alia I.. k.n n.M miti. .... mat growing city, aad bavaepar.d oaitbar trouble ear eipraee le aatabl t. g a Bnl.'u, BeUII -ry ta juu baataaaa (We bve tbe onblte to an. aw.r aa to oar anooraa By givlpaur aaWam.a ataat. .pitn.ui, w, kDi.ia ara ".wit, sua, iiuw ine ou-nt or oar enatamara, aa It it tbe doty of tbe chief of each d.. partm.nl to krap It lo order, end bava It alwaje UtritUI may be waolmg." For IS. p . mmwim'i. t Krviiue' a'Jfaa it. aaleaBiea ara iarwitrd to uke acuatjauraad tan an tnroogB tka arnre. roe. kb 'Oaf. Prlaa "eeatava mmm.l ao daviettoA ; bA taiV prlee wa wtli tr aad bava f mm iww mm mm ewVt,e'T an coost ara war ran tad an riniaantd For tbe wbolevala trade wa h.v. aolif wall at bair.lna ia Tiomeitle Good. .d li wl I per a ai.tc n-fLlAiar t,k.,tu w..r parchaaio('eieekaia. TIo trouf.l. lo .hoi Oaadt. wE.ia. .......... , tCHA'Eka A-hlJaoibtt. aagl. M..47aBd49 1IalBktraet. .ttliJ't, ilea from Eraoavlile. cootalnlua twe acree ot groaBd, with la.rir. aol conr.nj-pt atore ana dwellior boaee. -waraaooev. l .1 4, t- crl amokehoaa. Tooor ofi'h.M, Wvf mTBng wall. etc., ail aeerly new. bitiiatioa .xcelleni for bneiaeaa aa wan ae m ia. rtwi" r 1 " . -"TTT-- .... l. I inn iU.n.jnu i .r.tirk arvar tail leg wall, etc., w a lab v- r sat - - - , . . 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-adaA ;XJNIl ETJ STATES X I u;$230,000 b00;r -i . M T . j i' I wt By aathortly of tha SacraUry of taa Traataw 'hATnrianM.nil ItifliBtial la Aaaw 'or tka aala of Co i tad S tataa Saoaritbw, eaVra a :hPlllo tka tMre tartr of Traaaary Natal .b-aytr-g ana an! thraa-taatha, par oaaL Intaraa '.???) !r! , 11 0 1 J 1 Thaaa notaa ara Utttad and.r da; a of July 14 1 :3 aoj ara pabVa thraa yaata from that data ia carraacy, or ara oaavaotibla, at taa optla af thoholdnr, laid : ' . ' ' ' ',", : ;Uj & V20 Six Psr Cont. ; ; GOLD BEARING BONDS.' Ttfao Brnda ara sow worth a haadaostt pro-' mlorn, 4 ar txmpl). aa ara all Uta OovaraaaaBt BoeWfivm Lw, linltwl Afaairraaj'Taaabia. wA,cA a Al rm oua tAraa par vrmi pw- aawaot la ikair .acwni,,, to tha rata lavhtd ea alhaf roparty. Tba otareal ia payablaaaml-aaaaally, by oowpotia attach-d t tack aola, which Bay ba !oaiaSaa4aaM taaay baa k ar ban bar. - iTheJ grtreit; at 7-30 Cpt.'M&e. 1 OaOaat ar dap n S0 data. r j iNaraewaatte ' -at A at 'fioo " JTtW"1"wi' ti9500 ! o tiooo -i ' ' j TJWa dollar "tSOOO tt Kotaaofall tha dtofaatiowa bow. d will ba prowiptty fnml,hd apoa raratpt of aubacrlptloaa. . XAttKbA. af tba) Thtrd SVriat r ataala aMalkw la forai aad prtrtlagaa ta tha Savaa-Tkir. twa klr.ady told, atcapt that tha Oovariwakt raarwtio Ittelf Ua upUoa of paying lataraat la goia tola at s pat ast, taataad ef I S.lotaa fa vamarr,- Sa bawl on wiH doda t the rnraraat tsT rorraacy ap to inly ltb, t Ibt SIHk wkaa thay Bubaorlta. - 1 Tpf 4Ury of ttw Botaa ol thai Ukd aartaa al thaSavaa Thlrtbw will eoaaiaaoa oa thi lata jjBBj44,in I. snadk protnBti,-.,! koatlsHin.ljr aflar I tat data. . ,, Tha titght rbanra mada la tbt'ooaCillaa't 'af thia THISI) SEB1ES fcffrctt paly the matter ot Wrast,; .Th. paytMat la gold, If kaada, wilt aa anulvalaat to tbt aarraaey datkraaS af tha klgtar i",t-l f W V i 'MM .-' f i 1 I i f ThklloTii eotplpaymaktt.le tha aV.nl af wbkh ooly wilt tha aptloa ta pay Iklaratt la gald baawaabA af. woald to radoaa aad aaa-Uaa orfoaa that parchaaaa mada with til par east la gol'wonld pt N'taqaa to thoaaiBadawtihaavaa kaw, ,br" t. ntba par caul Jb curraaay. Thia It Tho OnJyfLoan jn Market Now or.rt.Jl , b. Ovraraawat. aad Itt aaaaaUr advamagw mabb It tba - - -., Grea f opular loan of the PeopI. Xt thai 123000,000 oTtha lrkaikorl.'.I by Congraat ara Saw aa Jkt atarkat. That ""Wr.y r hkh Ii It balag abaof ad, will all l,,.atvlU4 fat -wHata aiaty daya, wbaa Ik aol-.'w.nr and abudly oommaad a pra. 'a, aa h.a onf rmly Wo Iba eaaa aa eloalna oWr').tloktooihlr,Loaiit.a f' in oid.r ti ai rltliant of a-ary towk aad aaottoa of t) a V abty m.y baartur ad facllltlaa fnr taklag katsM,tbo Matlaaal Baaka, Btata Ba.ka aad Prlvaia Baukara tbr agb al Iba aoaalry bava g.oarat'y agraad to raoaiva tnbacrlplloBI at par. Sol rll n will aalact Ibalr owa agaala, la wheat tbay bava ceal'aBoa, aud who only ara to bk poaalble Air lhad.llr.ry of Iba nol.t for a blob. lb y rc)v trd-v. 3 'ri JAY COOTE. .... I' ,GlnC1t' arBairvtew ieatVaY o. Ill Mouth Tlilrd Stroel,. PHlf.aiiEt.pnia Mabewiwrieka wft-i. kS aarktvaV av raal HaT HATKHfAL BANK. l ' KVAfcHVIM.B N ATTON 4 L BANK, aad Iba M KUUH A Nla' liATloN AL BANE. mykk '11PJ IliJJHI 9 1 " CLOTUINO. - b-a ZZ ft ft O WW - Cfi. Pal M - - (a f-A--s a -i 1 1 1 1 J . WW y eafBaaTaf !,!",l5 - 0m 1 H-.r-M O i;a awj ' P r. baa,'.4 1 JJJ 3 ' mm, raat . ft ft :ft a a l -K , . It . 4 i'5 lamt t Bad 1-4 4L aa i T- my ja Si p A. IU4 lt4k rx haw ,...a;p i tamV " S " M . ' ' 11 fhawr bad' 'mmm. Clli.:J& - : a. r- met .1' O i -. -ytt 'ntfco :;.T.r5r,Pti P ft .,,11 A . ems, JJ- ba-av-, y JH p. ft a J moat f-:-a-?' S ft 'mil f , rI fm. maaaT ' " ' ' ""a s- (IQ e Ij" ?'Ilf";,i (j J , " 'JJjTJ7 - rJ -fti Aaab, mm. d aaV p '"43,o e . ft ' ka f Jmar3 mm. ap CfO 1 1 9 - . , - - - l..i!ri" ".TJ . . . J wggt - - - - el . saysam ' -w r f-aaww i--. Teal lTTAaaan amAal'a Caii.i ar. . Baeha la tae kirrek AiiavatMa 'Al.lmba Cea. ?DU.tri ,E,?e, arBabkr1H U tbe great Ua4. of Pharmacy and Chamlatrv. mA u. tk.

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