Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 August 1865 — Page 2

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H 0 FOR KF.BBJiSKAt SOFOtHIBSASK! WANTED lMfEDrATELYT ' EIGHT OR TEN GOOD MFN! J" TO 00 TO NEBBABSA OS A HC5TIS0 10CBI AW Hi- a V. 0. Box 43, or apply U tn t the ree dene, of Dr. Kennedy, on mil ent of Iran.riiie. Ind. ' - engS-lw WANTED A BITUA1IGN-BT AH EJ.PEriea ed Engineer, who can (tin tb beat of nftmi a (o ikill B"d habit. Addre. ' 4 ld T. W. P., PartCm Box Bia. FOR RENT OR 8ALE. AUOODTWOSTOBTBBICE HOPIE.eiVBl. room htabia, Ac. Ala mll fram. tbr.a room-, .table. Ac. -- A. JOHNSON. j-,tr. .... -: "T FOR RENT." WILL hENT.FOB ONE OB MOBE yoir', all -the building cili between Water atreet aul tb Alley. n- recently coupled by tb 0mi.eery aod IJirwrmuur" Depirtme-.t.; e!o, will rn tb Bleckiniltn Shop ob Mala etreat. aaar tb CbbbI, reaeoBable trw. , ' J. . "a m ' . fylt-dtf , , MOBqAH, BEAD A OO. FOR SALE. HOCSI FOB SALE IB" A BUSINESS PABT of tb cKy. and Lot to leaee for a Urta of flvevear. Aipty lofl- Nteon, or " ' ' ' 7-lut j - J. JBWITT. .. ONE SECOND HASH HAT PBESS, AND Jyl-tl QAFF. COCH. CO. 0BI3CEN l" CiTT BALOOB FOB SALE. Tb oniierelgnrd wih to rll to repoiilb1 penoo wr bl' f tb Bar I Mated In tb Cnt-ee-lt City HoUI. I willaell It toeny n who aadritet,de tli bullae., Bt a bargain. Tern cash. - - - - -, Jyi-lm ' O. W. BE AN DOW . - Betidence for Sale. .'- r flPLENDID fUBCBBAN BKSIDENCK. OF 8t ecra. witblo tb city limits a two tory A brick bona, with stable, A., and fralu of all deeerlpttnue. Will bo aold tew I JOHNSON. ANNOUNCEMENT. Ma. Editob: Pie aononooi to your readeri that M. UIITDJ9, af Pane? Oeaaty, ta a ae dldat for Jo lg of tb Common Plana O.ort, la tha D itrlet sompoaad of tba eoanllaa of Fuaay, Vend rtngti, Warrick and Olbaoa. ; . , ar am horned to Buiioonce that CBABLkS I. M AB a will b a candidal, at th a-x Octobar taction, for lb tSo of Fraawailag Attornfj for tb rittaaath Jooiotal .Circaltj aoapofad of tb eoantkt of Crawford, Ferry, ' pa er, Warrle. adrbtirtb and Foy. w JyM VOENERAL AGENCY,! joiix f. cmsp, jiu, General - Collecting - Agent, , OrriCK S W BIDS TUIRD . (Bat. Mala and Local t), -" 'KTaaa'Tllla, lad. " ritrtt attoBtloa paid to asllotlBi of all klart. AUCTION. IIIHAM KELSON Bat Removed (hi Auction Room to . NO. 27 10CTJST 8T., (roca vou bkuiw rai xaweoB ooaa), Wber be will atUnd to all kind of A action bu. aeeei To the Mil In a of Merchandlaa, Wagon, CarrlatMi, Horn, and Bal Batata. Auction day TUXbDAT, 1 HUBBDAT, And 0ATUBDAT oAwaob wrek. , ' : t.'aab adranoe on oonilgnmeota. ' Befers to all tba citizen of Irani rill wbo know blra. Will gl bli wbol time to bll bmloee. . el 4 CO-PARTNERSHIP. WILLI AM H. WALKEB and FBEDEUIOK Lankan balmer hare entered Into a partnerblp for tbe tranaaotloa of a ,.,. Real Estate Agency Bnelnee. at No. Weet Tblrd Btreet, Kranerllle, Indiana. WILLIAH H. WALKEB, aMiii p i.rNKBNnaiHBR. GROCERIES. BACON HAMS. 400 RAN VABHXD BAMS, 100 Plain llama, foraale, wholeaaleand retail, loweet market rate by TICKEK'f BBOB,.' ItIU 132 Main itreet NlkW BACKEKEL 30KITT8 bEW kfACK. i rl.ecb ol IMS; alia Salmon Trout, White Flib and Herring, fur aa at VIOKEBT'B, JrU ' 13i Main afreet. ' v n OKI bs J rJTtkT; i i : v EuIocoaBrBiiJT ter, young and old Cbirken, Cor Oyatei, )Mckd uyatera, Lobiten, Pine Apple, Pracbe, Tomat ee, 8 rdlaalaeeortad xtraou, and a gen. al aeoitant of Fancy Orurerlea, a'wari on hand at VICKtCBT BKOk n , - Jylo . i 133 Mala atraat. POTATAOES AND ONIONS T5 BCBH NEW I'otatoo 26 bneb new Potato Oolona. large and line, for iale low at TICEEBT BB08V 13 Mala atreet. M EA, COFFEE AND 8C0ABK. A NEW 1 atock, at greatly reduced prion. We bare a Very Oieloee-Lotion of fre.b Tea, Warranted to alexia, for lile rery reaionable. jylS VI( KKBY B OS., 132 Main at. MEDICAL. AW FOB MOBB THAN TWENTT TEAM M.TU EW'8 VENETIAN HAIR DTE haa etood the tt of trial, and 1 conttantly lncreaalng la poblie faror. . ... . . v . . TaE TEAKTIAN HAIB DTI I tba beat and beapeet mad. Ita prloe la only T5c, and each bottle oontalm doubla tba quantity of Dya IB tboa nia Uy iild kr 1 1. Tim HAla DIE U maanfaotared by a pafd liar prooeai, whlcb render It InBnltely anper' ' toacydyeintheajarkot. Belag eomyleU tact bottle, a3 preparation t repaired, wblch grea; t almpllfiee tbe application. ' ' " -'" j IN V&IXQ IHId DTE yoa arold tbat nsaty dead apaearaaiaby whlcb dyed beiraod wktiker ar eo readily recogmxed, when an Interior artile ha beea ated, aa It prodaoea a periaetly aatn. al color of any abade Ibat la deelred, flrem a rkb browu to a Jetty, luitraui blacky tbat will not mat, crock or etain tb clothing. Inreat 75c ' and yoa will ba oone taoad. bold by all Draggut and Taaoy OaodiDeaJera. ; A. L MATHEWa, Maaalactarar. DEMA8 BABa'ES A 00 New , Fork, Wholeea e Aceate. aJ HARVEST TOOLS. Hall, Brown & Co.'u Snathi and Cradlea. ' " ' Hall, Brown ft Co,'i Hay ft Manure Forti.' " i Blood's Qrast, Grain. Briar and ' Lawn 8cytliet. - 4 - i .Waldron'i Gran ft Grain Seytnea. Scythe and Griad Stonea ' k " 1 . Hay Rakes and Hay Knives. r Brats and Enamelled Settles. ' Apple Parers. . ' ' For sale at tbe Lowest Cafth , Prices, at . . . w JACOB 8TBATJB ft 805'S T4 Slain Street,, 4 " (Below the Weahlattoa Hot.l.) HOTEL REOPENED. Waslungtoii Hoase, CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor, Oar. Mala ami Third St,. . u.. .. EVANSVILLE, IND, 'I B . ,OM' "ELL ESTABLISHED, AND I widely -known. Hotel baa beenolueed fcr aaral wooka nndergolng repaira. It haa, dorlnt thla time, Uaai repainud Inrtde aad eat. ha beea """"'' -r. a gran meaeare tnra labed with new bede and turnituia. The propria aor aaa mao. T P.M ta render bl, hoane aoArenbum healthy aad agreeable ta the anbb. I .v UI.L.A. . TnaaxiBg me puuuo c a naa patronaa thai for a aeriai of yeart haa beea ea tended t extended to tb WaablnftoB. be iorite a renewal of their e. aad will endeavor to bare hie table farntabed and tbe bonee managed 1 la a way to merit tbetr eeatlaaea petronare. OanlbaM will at. Ir. aad ftoa WALL PAPER, &0. JC8T P.ECE1VBD A LABdE AND 'FELL esleoted aaortwwt ot Wail, and Wtaoow ' aper., plain and agard which tba pabtle are tanaed o ectl aad examla be tor. parohaalag - Alec a new .apply of TBnjoa n.w SUtrw La ems hi paper eorera, prioe 6 eajrta. su i, aaura

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5-J TCISOAT.ArGrsT s. EVANS VI LLE CEAWFOEDSVILLK i : , z I t Hallroad. : - r v 8TJMKE2, 1865, AEjBASGEMEST 3 TBAI5B L Bnatn Dally, (gonday txoepwd.a follow : ' :f, 5 A. H. ACCOMBOBATIOSfl 51 gupatal' Station. Arrie at i T !:& P.M. a - . -i - : A. M- MAIL. EXPRKSArriTt at Vineeenea 1:17 P.M.;' (O. A K. trlti. Irwr for Kut, 1 -V, p. 9-40 - M rfcrWaar, : P. M.); - Arrrn at Tarn Baa a,3:M P. ai., connect' log with bxpren Train aa follow TZ&BE BACTX BI HMOSD B. B. . ; La 'Ta Terr Heat at 4 :0 P. M. ; ' Arrirr at IndianapolU 7:25 P. M ...r making cloae eonnecc ion wnb train tor Cisdonati, Colnmi oe, and all Eiatern :iti., and for Chi ao, Tole- . do and Detroit. 8T. L0CI3, ALTON TERBE HAUTE B. B. . , Laaret T'rr Baote at 3:5 P. M. ; y. ArriT' at Ma'.toon :46 P M. : Chi caco. 7:00 A. M.. and making direct ( eonnretirna fir all poiuta la tb liorthWwt. ym tfP. Bf. VHfKSSES UUboutior Am re at Tin-ane 6:48 P. Iff 0. A. M. Trait leave for Iaet, 1":46 " i - V p M ; Arrire at LoaUrtlle 6:30 A. , M : f insinn-tl. 8K1O A. M.' Leare ; , i '- for Wet, S:60 A. Arrir at rt. I ; ' Loot, 1 :0 P. M -t Cairo, 6:00 . M BETCRHTNO. Jk CCOMaOKATIOJ THIl.,1. dBiA . a. . Ukj Lrare T-rre Haate t, j M; lnce. nee. 12 ;20 P liT EiaueTtll. 6:12 P. M. 1,1 All- " '-. . Lmthi Terr Hut a' 3:SO P. H., 'i ru arrl.al ol Expraaa Tra'na Ire a Cincinnati e d tb ; Learea Vla- . rennea a' 7:5 P. M. Arriree at . . Era'-eTiIle 9:47 P. M. TlXCEJiKES ACCOMMODATION V ; LaareaU A M . Joaettoa a :40 A. M-.aw arrl'al of hi it rot fciprefrom ' . . Cioda.a I and Lcul-riilo. Arnree .. - J;f- at T.a-Il :40 A. H. kV-gtargige otiecked tbrungo, to all principal poinU North aod Bait. . . . JOHN INOLE. Jr.,eap'tw- i To Correspondents, ' All letter relative to subscriptions or business connected with this office should be addressed " -: JOURNAL COMPANY, ., - fcvansville, Ind. Communications for -tberpaper, or literary and political correspondence of any character, should be directed , . EDITORS JOURNAL,w -i is-- j., 1 Evapsville, Ind S For -interesting reading matter see fourth page,,' ';;t " " " . Gok -GuMMKEua. The invinc ible, omnipresent " Local " has gone glim, meriog so be told tba Journal readers; and more, that a substitute bad .been provided.' Well, here be is. Reader, did yoa ever have yonr father's coat on when you were a small boy? 'If so, imagine the "feelins" of the substitute. But the substitute would have preferred that ths part of the announcement relative to himself bad not been made; however, the Journal readers will find consolation - in a quotation made by an Illinois Representative a few years ago, which, he contended was Scripture: " Blessed are they, who expect nothing, for tbey shall not be disappointed." to Fike Alarm. W are informed that the alarm of fire last night was occasioned by the burning of a window curtain in a bouse on Water Street, known tbe "Zouave.", We did not leara tbe cause of the fire. - - UsoH Watsr. A.11 the White river bottom lands in Daviess county are inundated with water. It is said tbat not less than ten thousand acres of corn will be seriously injured, and much en. tirely destroyed. The water was never known to b ao high at this season of the year. Some large crops of tobacco are utterly mined. ' t&" Lieutenant Edward P. Elliott is spending a short furlough with bis friends in the city, who are much pleased to see him looking so hearty. His regiment is still stationed at Fort Don elson and Clarksville. v a . - 1 . 1 ' " e 11 iii -w The Cause The more sagacious of the Democratic party say that it is tbe price of whisky , that keeps their party down at the heel tbst the Government, in fixing ao high a tax on that exhilarat ing liquid, hit upon the only possible thing tbat conld take the wind out of the sails of the old Democratio ship. Shot One dty lait week a difficulty occurred between some parties . near Winslow, Pike county, Indiana, in which one of the parties was shot througb 'one shoulder. We did not learn the names of either, of the persons engaged. It would seem tbat after so much blood has been spilled, and so many lives lost, tbat the people would be more quietly disposed. tTSeymonr, Indiana, baa" recently been incorporated as a city, and is put' f - r a ting on city airs wonderfully. There are loVs of knock downs, robberies, drunkenes, shootings, railroad accidents. monkey shows, Ao., 4c, all as large as life aod twice as natural HayWe are informed that the citisens of Millersburgb, Warrick connty, have notified the negroes all to leave that vicinity. . As long as that downtrodden race behave "in a white com munity, we are at a loss to see why such a hatred should exist against the unfortunates. Some men make desperate efforts to . raise themselves to the level of the nezro. Time will crove whether they succeed or not, , , , "1; IbST We have received a little pamph let : containing the rnlaa and reirala none and Premium . List for the next Stale Fair, to be held -at Fort Wavne from the 24 fo the 7th of October. Tbe first page contains a map showing the dinarent railroad connections by which people may get to fort Wayne from, all parts of tbe State north of New Albany and Vincennes. Tbe map leaves all that part of the Stale' south of those cities in the dark as to the best ronte to the State Fair. One would naturally suppose tbat the second city in the State would be represented on a map published under the auspices of the State Agricultural Association, did they not know - -u.Lon or mat association are oui mue acmint with tbe Urra in wymia lying sonth pf the O. and M. Ballroad. - : . A '

Eallread MetlBg. ; A aawetiojr of the citizen of YioeaDoeg and Knox county fsvormble to tht bnilding of railroevd on a direct line to Inrlianpolis will be held at the Court House, in Vincenneson Monday the 14th ingt , beine the firtt dar of the Circuit

Court, to Uke inch gtepe in aid of the enterprise as may be thought necessary. The importance of the road to the people of Yincennea, and tbat portion of the county through which it is proposed to build it, cannot be over estimated. We hope tht the interest of our people will be manifested br a geaersl torn ont Vincenna Gatette ' - t Were oar people aware of the (treat importance of securing the White Rirer Valley tradej they would be making some effort to have the old Straight line Road completed to this point, rather: than ait atill and permit a road to be bnOt for the express purpose - of taking trade atmost from their Very doors, 8uch indifference or short sigbtedness Is truly reprehensible.? The day is net far distant when the people wDl regret their want of enterprise and public spirit. But little tact and energy is wanting to build the Straight Line Road and seeure the trade the Indianapolis folks now have tbeir eyes upon. ' We erily believe that the redaction of our marketing consequent upon placing oar city in direct comma; nication with the rich valleys of White liver, would in tbe coarse of a few jears enough to our people to pay for be too sCngnine in this particular, bnt tbat the saving would be very great all must aee. " J" 1)st JJocc 1 here bave been at onr landing within the past few days np less at than four , steamers tbat were under, tbe necessity of being docked. ' Had our people taken bold of tbe dry dock enter prise . wnen nrst their attention was called to the' matter, by this time . they would have been ready, or nearly so, for buaineaa "&The repairs of the steamers mentioned would, in all probability, have amounted to $1,000 each, making in the aggregate one-fourth the first cost of tbe dock.: These steamers have been forced to go to New Albany, Madison, Cincin nati, or Mound City,' and onr city losea not only the cost of their repairs, bnt tbe additional, trade necessarily attaching to an enterprise of this character Yet tbe dry dock project is still in an unsettled condition. Ten or twelve thousand dollars is too heavy an invest ment for onr capitalists, where' there is the , slightest . . risk - to be run f . The investment looks as though it . would pay, but then it might not, and onr money would be gone." We have tried the gro eery and dry goods basiness long enough to know just what to depend on. We are not bo certain about this dry dock affair. Some of, ns may get " docked " tbe full amount of money wepnt in, and that would spoil the profit on a good many goods. ' Reasoning thus, we re fuse to subscribe, and the whole project may faiL ' We are surprised to witness such apathy or timidity. The dock is regarded by everybody as si necessity; then why hesitate to build It and put it in tbe bands of a man, or men, in whom all have confidence.. Every other city in the State just now is laying to a help ing Land in some public enterprise, ex cept . Evansville. She is absolutely doing nothing, and has not the courage to take hold of a little dry dock improve ment We are decidedly circumscribed in our views and public spirit.'. The Balloon Ascension, on Sunday afternoon, grew oat of a bet A Captain Reavis or Rivers, connected lb some way with the' gunbteAt ' service, bet a friend $500 thai he would go up in the balloon. He then went to Mr. Steineerand got the nseof his balloon by paying $50, and Sunday afternoon was fixed upon for tbe ascension. ' ,K'C'S ? An immense crowd was assembled at tbe. Crescent Gardens, the admittance being free. . The -balloen was filled at the gas works and towed from there to the grounds, a distance of over half a mile.; This was done by several strong men holding on to the basket and preventing the balloon from rising too high while others palled it to tbe garden by tbe drag rope. This was something a little new in ballooning, and greatly pleased those witnessing the operation. Rivers received his instructions from Prof... Steiaeer," about managing "'.'.the valves, and abont 5 o'clock stepped into tbe car and went up "kiting." A' good stiff breeze was blowing from the west aod be passed almost directly over the city. The ascension was a beautiful one,' and the linen ' clothes of the inexperienced bat "daring yEronaut were visible for a long time to the thousands in the city who were gaaing after him. Within an hour he was entirely ont of sight, - since which -time we bave tot beard from bira, beyond a rumor that he returned to the city the same evening all right v ?.- u. . . ; 1 X 1 ' - 1 :.'.' Adtektibino. A few years ago, a man in ilartlord, saya the Vourant ol that city, was keeping a modest shoe store on State street, and in the bid fashioned way would probably have got along and made a fair living. - A day o two ago, one of the : Hartford papers published ft liat - of real estate purchased within a few weeks by this shoe dealer., the purcbase money in the aggregate amounting to $$0,000t We know. ' from items of bis provious purcbase that be was already a real estate owner to a large amount We believe he still keeps that unpretending shoe store. How has he made bis fot-.cne. Advertising) T is the whole secret ' He has advertised far and wide; advertised by tbe column; and by bis own or borrowed brains he made bis advertisements! so readable that often they were tbe most meritorious literary productions in the paper. : A gentleman, who is still a young man, came here, says tba New Albany Ledger, with a iew hundred dollars, and opened a store 17x18 feet, brought with him what was more valuable thorough knowledge of bis basiness,' and of the value of advertising. He now Uvea in one of the finest houses io the city, owns largely In real estate, is sound, for we don't know how many thousands, and is still enlarging bis basinets and carrying it on with an energy and success which cannot fail to place him high on the roll of the income tax Est - True, bis advertising expenses for the oast vear were something over $3,000, bat bo one can. visit tua estaniiaament-without seeing that it 'paya.' - - , ... lv , v - Some of our wholesale1 merchants tSunKJt?1.e7r? d?f - "big, thing," if

their yearly advertisln? amonnts to $50.

The majority "of them advertise "nary cent's worth,' and, then abuse a paper for not standing up for the-interests of tbe basiness men of the city, and con tributing Toward increasing their trade. They-find fault with the-paperTiecause it is not as large as the Cincinnati and wnciu qauttw. us aovm no. eonuito

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They expect the paper to build them up without doing anytning, for the paper. Others send, east to get- what; little? job work tbey mast ! have4 done,1 generally getting meaner work' and paying larger prices tba a they would to patronise borne office,- Fr la bagatelle.:' i i. c - New Mcsic.We. have'recsived from D. P. Faalds, 223 Main Streef, Louis ville, Kentucky, two new pieces of music, " L Bring a ; LStUe", Flower", 'or Jbee words by .Thomas B. Long, musia by J C Meininer, ie really a charming little ballad, and fall"1 of Bprightliness. Tbe other is entitled' " Knjqlras, the Song of the Patriot";. The-, idea is taken fronv one of the heroes of " Leg Miserablee."It is deeply pathetic and beautiful, and is dedicated to," fhe immortal memory of the people's President, Abraham Lincoln, by a soldier of the Republic'' ' .1 . ' t .-" i i a , ' - - - .j c toi The New Albany Ledger is somewhat exercised at the success of our merchants in building up a trade on the Tennessee river. It says New Albany and . Louisville are. quietly permitting this valuable trade to be taken from them, and are making no effort whatever to retain it . It thinks that not less than three or four hundred thousand dollars a year will tbna be lost to the last two named cities, every cent of which might be retained to" their ' trade with a little effort and enterprise. ' r.tn li-.;- ,. .WSS District A88e?80rJ ( George D; Copeland, Eq., gives the following statement of the Internal Revenue to be collected in ; the Tenth District during the present year. The amount is . much larger than last year, although the rate of taxation is lower. This ia the result of the more general assessment the officers 4 bave been able to make this year; Allen connty, $33 696 45; Elkhart, $44,? 307 67 ; Noble, $13,513 33 ; La Grange7, $10,582 99; Kosciusko, $9,026 75; 'De Ka!b, $5,34S 70;', Whitley, $4,628 74; Steuben, $4,06 20. Total, $96,193 86, ;,, fThe Vincennes : Gatette seema to be having its own fan? oat of the editor of tbe Sun, .who was lately confirmed a member of the Roman'Catbolic Church. Here is ita latest on this subject , The Gazette is positively cruel !i'ty We learn upon reliable authority that the new convert to the Romish faith wbo in "a fit of pious abstraction carried off the old woman's ax, thinking it was tbe cross, has been horribly profane. ' Some one more enriousthan forebearing," asked this disciple if he really did think the aX was the emblem Of his new faith, and horrible to relate, he told hia inquisitor to go to tbat unknown locality whose climate in intensity of heat is represented to be exceedingly great, and besides invoked on him tbe imprecations of heaven in a blasphemous manner. We do hope the priest will make him do penance for this wickedness. If his father confessor will only deny him' his nsual rations of whi&ky for a week we think it will cure him of blaspheming. If the sin is of sufficient importance to mortify the flesh, if the priest will forbid him the use of whisky, mortification will unquestionably ensue. Not a doubt of it. The punishment would be far greater than to put peas in bis shoes, and make him walk on them, for when ia hia usual condition be would be utterly insensible to the torture of the peas. Yincennei Gatette. h's v Archbishop Purccll on tbe Encycll- ... .. cai.or.ihe Pope. The Catholic Telegraph publishes"; a pastoral letter from Archbishop Purcell "on the l&te Encyclical of His Holiness Piaa IX, -promulgating the. jabilee-of IS65". The spirit o( the letter of the Archbishop; may be observed lirihe following extract: "Faithful, to the office committed 'to him , by the Prince of Pastors, to' guard his lambs 1 and sheep ' from prowling wolves, to lead them to wholesome pastures nd refreshing streams, tbe Supreme Pontiff cocimaoded. that a syllabus, or. list, of the most perverse and dangerous of these errors sbon Id be communicated to Bsaod, doubtless, to every one of the assembled prelates, to be thoughtfully, conscientiously, prayerfully considered By us, with the aid .of such member of our, clertry aa we deemed capable, tot learning, prudence aud piety, to assist as io their examination, censor and correction, ; ' ' ,, ; " Wbea "Peter spoke, the mrich disputing ceased Jo. tKefirat, the. model Council of Jerusalem- The voice ot tbe successor of Peter a as beard in the subsequent, councils, fas the voice of God. When he spoke the. cause was ended. ' His decrees are irreformable, his judgment Irreversible, his. verdict infallible.' Nevertheless, -witlhe hamility of Him who' 'asked IlU aposOes who did men say, who did Asay that He was, the. Pope, who " lords it. not over our faith," condescends to ask. and patiently awaitsthe answers of his brethren, from Jane, 1S62, to December, 1S64, before; pronouncing a definite judgment , . ' i The judgment has been pronounced, this sentence proclaimed to the world in the Encyclical, or circular, of the 8th of December, the anniversary of tbe declaration of tbe dogma of. the Immaculate Conception. We bow to it reverently; we receive it implicitly; we embrace it cordially;' we hail it gratefully. : To us it is as the voice of God on Sinai, on the Jordan, on Tabor.- . By Telegraph. ' RAILROAD RKCallPTB.V' ! . . - - - Tll1 H4rrii- Aogrut S, 185. Afr. A. M.$kri4r: - Henry Bailey. Loci port, Kj., 3 an gar mills aad etaperatas aad lam. we. . (Blgaed) - - A. S. BOBBISTS. DRY GOODS, &C. MOSQUITO BARS I A LOT OE GOOD WHIT MTJSQCITO" BAB8 jait recetTed.aad eellingaa cteapa tba mar. kit aOaraa, at- -- " - . , . . anT - SCHAPKEB A BCS6INO Black Beltm ;; ; ' and Brickies. A'tAKGB STOCK OF B r ACK THIOH ABD . 811 BefWog, aad Bieck Gilt BockaM, iaet opened aad eatling cheep, at - - -. aa7 - - ; . BH.UAPEEB A BC7SSUO. - NOTICE Cnicarr AeaitTan QcaBTBaBaaraa,, KraniTiil , Ind-, Jn!j Iliule J AIL FIBS '5S HAVIX3 CLAIilJ ASAIK8T thla Department, while nader my direaUua, Wlil pteee ucaeru. imcbi wirmumiBt lmaMdlawly . ... n.W.HABr. - lytMty'' - Captain and Am't,

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ANTBii A situation as Cutter and Salesman in a wholesale "or retail Clothe ing. Store, .by a geotleman-of several years experience ia the basmesvrAppiy at .this cmce. . .. auS 3t I J -Tle I Federal 1 Arcb,' I bdJiliU will be sold ad Tt stao3s, , at auction, on Wednesday ' afternbon't August jOib, 'at two o'clock, Aby the chairman "of tba Fourth of July Committee: of Arrange-v mectl There isa considerable qasn-' tity of good'lumber acde timber in it' There will' also be sold at the eame time. two casks f a lot ' of flags, ' muslin, and other relics of the eelbratin. Tba sale wilf . take" "place at the 'Arcfi. ' Alt interested are invited tu attend. S:St., "'tfiiiiKn; States Paopkrtt at "Artiioxi Wiirbe, sold at acciioii tot the hospitals below! the city, on , Wednesday, August 9th, 1865, commencing at 9 o'clock; the Condemned furniture of said hospital such as stoves, bureaus, cbars,cupboardware, plates and every thing, belonging to the Medical; Department, of eaid hos pitals. Terms cash.' c ; cm, . Surgeon L S Volunteers.,,, 5 HlBAat NELSOV, f'-';-" ? ' U. S. Auctioneera , ag7:3t -? 1 2 --if m ' ' r '' ' f "ft"A fine assortment' of Boy's BockIe Shoes and Congress Oaitersl;s at the Boston Boot and Shoe Store, Is o, S, Second atreeti .. i. .fj-j.-.-.i ,.1 h.;'-) ; Ats?"Gentlemea .will find everything they want in the way of Boots and Shoet at the Boston Shoe Store - aw. w "f, aaavaw. ajay w. a. i ,'r-v.rxo. q. 8,. Second greot,, . fjarSbivdiers and their heir who want their, claims promptly collected 'should call at the office of 'Wo. Reavis on Main st,.between 3rd and 4th over Keller's: . Gan ator .-ev.aa ing3if - -i ft?Six atone cnttera wanteJ, to whom good wages Will : be paid. Apply to A E. ShWderE. & C. Railroad depot DRUGS. CJ let XJniori Pru Store! 10Cr3TST5EiRTnK0 Lz ,v?r-- i t . . ; - av 'z' Oil. J. lwOWil BAS JUST BECEITED A FBESH 8UPFLT Or Erags, Kedicises, Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs, Perfumery, 'Jra-ncj- ' - Articles, Pure Wines and Erandies for Medicinal. .- -parposes. Patent - " ; Medicines and Bitters of all Kinds. 'i A - tharongh - koowteoe-e f alt tba W.ncbe ot; ear bniineee, and cuirdinMt porahawa from tm-l pcrtera and niaoafuctttreri, will erahle n to conn pete attteeHfally with any retail houaa in lha ity.-.-. ,-.---. -. . ... . ... Phyilclan.1 preacriuUoa. ear. fully compounds 1 Store on Locust Street, tint door below tba Poet Office, Kvaaavllw, lad.. . ,-- ,- , eoga-tf BANKING. THE EVANSVILLE 3 j -ie NATIONAL-BANK " ! -'M-J i . 1 1 "' . ' ' . 1 '" 1 mi i U'.;-iw ( 81CCKSS0E TO THE BBAXCH BASK. ' . , 'i ' c t i' j .: A .'I "' . jut fs-J.ati I i'-.-v -. - . V- - ;:c'..aSiMi ! :TJ- u S. ; Depositary and Financial Jigent. TCI S-ii j CAPITAL- $600,000. 11'; M0JTEY LOAHKD On the mott favorable terms, and E special Facilities afforded fo Jiegular Customers and Depositors. ' . .k . u 'a-t COLLECTIOHi Made oh alt points -4 T V.t.. H i.-. i .- - .... GOVERNMENT SECTJEITIES-' Of Everg Description always on hand andforiiale, ', . . ; ,t . V- ... GOLD INTEREST 'stC& Btnds Collected at a Small Charge ; - CURRENCY COUPONS Cashed vhen Due, em tresentat on. 1 and Sold.' . - -' - v.?;' ..,.. ,.,.. . C' 5. . . t uv ,. .-.;- t:-z: ' ! 1 , :a a - ' lit J. LOWRY. President8 W, A SAM' L ORR, Vice President ), SAM'L BAYARD, Cashier. aage-tf . Capital Paid In.- $350,000 Limited to - - - - $700,000 aTHE fbiERCHANTS J u. IT ATI 0 H AL' ' JB AH K '- Of Evansvilie; C. R. BEHBXT. JSO. I. BOCHR. .Preeldewt. Cathltr, Haricg eoBaeeaead buinne. at it. 0 Sice, eereerat ; Main and First Streets, ? i . Oftar Ita aarrieea to tba itlse of EaaaU'aai . it, vicinity, being prepared to carry on a . legitimate- . . , -: General Banking Business, 7- nd to r arch aer aid Saaply ' i 7-30 Treasury Hotes Gold and Silver, ; : v Bank ITotcs, - 't at J -l- i - - . .J-rf - Jam " ( ' :.:ir:2;: -Exchange. Boys T. 8. CERTIFICATES, B05DS, - , and other Securities,, and. sucouarj roKEibs and e -. And for tbe accommodation ;0f mrcbanlri an! Mhan, who ban laeeeud Xbeir eaviaga la tb popnlar OoTernaunt 1'ana, It .ffra io reoeire package of V. . B.adi, Intereat Bear. lf th. Hecmrttl.e, eat Spaclai Depwaelt, V raw ef c Star fr, aoorav lag la-.ll boUeri the oppottonlty ta avoid be inaeearity and rlak of retaining them In tb.tr owapoeeeaatoa ,...-- . AtlS-af

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LETTEBS 'KJtMAISISQ CHCUtXlD ti the Pext-Odias at Eranxvili. &ti or Icdiaaa. ta aay ASaat, Xbx r - ouuio any or tbeaa brteca, tba appll. catit at net call fcr "mdtmid ieBera.' etre tba dawf ttrta Iwt. aad pay oae cent for adrertieiag. 4 aenif boSj oalb-d for within w aaeaia, th.j will - . iiw vmca. r&EE DELIV.EBT of letter by oarriara, at tha mmx. awner, n enter of ft.,cjo tnhabt r"1 r rrJ "7 SKCIBED by obaamng the following BILES: 1. DIBECT letler plainly to tb atreet aad . . " " me writer m- ao. and. caaj, UnM aaw aeAr. U-a ttvxai paualv with faU. av,u eaqaaat taat anaweta ba diearaed- aLM4.arlyr -. , . , . j W3. Letter te itranger or traneisnt vlaitora la a town or eiry wfaofe .r lI Atdiaaa, auty be . known, bonid be marked, in la lower V-tt-baod corner, with tb word " Tramtrnt. - 4. Jfaee tb poBaBBiip On the wpper at. hmm enraar, aad leaae .pac. betweea tbe atampa and directionjler avw aaardaie arttbawt Interterine with the wriunir. , . - , , . K.B-A BEft. Eil for tb KETC B!V t a ter te tbe .i-.w, if BDclataed within thirty daye or. lea, writua or aratd wtn alw .wrttrr'. mmrrrotofiii una tout, acroai the tl hand ,f of the enrelctv, eft the fare ,i,i, wilt ba complied witn at the otrcal prepaid rate of poitage, paya. I'le woe tha letfbr I delivered to tba writer Sett SB. Law or 161. - -,. ".. LADIES LIST, ' . Arnold Kate Athenon Bnrb A Atkireon Anna Akr Loth . B ll Ljdia S --B-.ley Harriet I ittwr lla!ame Baker EtittOeth . bitlr a r Bart-a Ann B eiley Aiired mrt Bell mrt - a key Olla Brown nUelx-tb Krlley laib- l a Kraaer Oatharlne Lena Moln. Lrna OIit Laa ti-rat Lnlwig Lb. Litt'etun Mary 1 lmim a b , Lot. lac 114. aa Haver Angnate Miller aara lanl Mara Kliaa M re'ai d Halleea Wad-n Sarah E Butl-r Mar Mary Morri rerelia B-ay aniia 0 . ... ,s c Meyera Eiiaibath Byrce liajiri M 1U r!an - Vonnoeay Mary t lark ranale Crane n r H A v Carter J .no Carter M . , r , litton Mlwerea Cnrry An-a C.rnitrdt Anna Miller tl .a , -, r McLean TetgleS 1 MvCiur Alioe I - " M-Ontcbaa Mary . . .McKa aw Haltie M-Oee..r Mary J " McDonald Bnaaa S .Kolaa Ana ., ! aoaor Ellaabeth J ',- A ' .1 OairorlMery tt ; uroite bol.a Prlrett Dora l( .lt1 Tarae an I -.h.lla - ' Parker tfartt a D.eer Eatiate . ' ) FhaWa t-u.an l ick .on tal ie nff.a H.ry PayB mra Wa Potkl U -BobInOB Martha - Koaa LaciadB .( e Bobloaon i Kob.rt. Margaret J , Buib Kelt. boblaaoa Martha B Eran Alii KIU v Erer t EIbeth, cart Jowpfaiaa . . sr Erne I'atnariaa Craa. Kitty .' .e T IngtoB i-nl'a fbrr nr Bason i eicka. MargarM Filler 111 i.l, -th ,. , Bo't-rtan L -are t 'Boatb Marrarat ' Bak. K a'. 'il ett Mary O a I '-I atHi Mary . Oondelght LnnDda O ILlt Jaary , ,. f. Kchell tti-lca M . ' i -1 s I Bittleoyre aiu L l-bield El ia , -' lUt JBaryJE.' . rl Bhaw ar II. fi .V ..rah ' T..k.S DlnM.t.MlK l'' ' - UreiMrllle ., Bbeppard Mo lie J Oal.in alargaret ' 8 a t Mary Olla aa A'to ,1i Biewart atta Moeee j'i Ramttoa J-n. E tfttneon natlrah dmw n air C A Stttt a'lrabaih 51 W Jiall aari E , Mia oa Lur. rnla HilrElleB ' u ' StauB Id Has 11.11 el f ' - r-tioeoa mra John Hay.e klarr M PtinivB Hancah J Hack tt r B T; 'Still Mary Hal rn.l..., r i Bwlf land A B Henlrn Mary ' -( l " Tulan MKie Barprr Aaaoda r t ; Tialry Sarah S - tl lloiitih B H VauyaViiah2 .. , Vo Bettl.B: S-Va.ghtfMJ. t ' I Hull IKater . ,j, , Welch Ellen . H.rlln motile"" ' Wint Anna Maria JeakinedoeeB! Joaee E ia A hlae-...-Weik Kate William. M.jtrle Weed air. Aaoia whrla MollU , Wslf Ball,. JoaeBBara -i Jooea oili C i j i? '' XUtn.r Mary" Kerney ll.ien . . . Walton J.oa '. . 7 Rlripatru k AManda Wolattf -r Cieaiens mra AAaaaMxy i . . i Yoaag Ellaa U ,, If- J i Si.: WfMTMAISIfi, a.tbl. :sr. SI AknaadetWm a Arm.troog U B Althelde rrederh-W - Auus Cba Alien Oapl " ' ' Athrtoa B T , . , Bom-r fra k B.nea rearl.K J, Donta W Baxtt-r -Frank ! Kiaeey Beaktaila ; Rip g ( harifia ' , Eeath O W H - Kramer Oeorge D Kerner OS Kirk patrick Johs ti Knight JV Kaet B chard , ' , Bally Thome La m f.'bee ' r - LeMaeter Harrleoa Beab I rank BaVer- Jot) a, Varater" tightner Owrge W " ' L'f Joha I ta barlow Joel T Baaard :'( B ury John Brom man 1 " " iwbufgb John H r. . Lena T'-eaaaa .. -laby Cob , feek War - - Math -ay Vtati ' Mitohel! Ill ' , Martin Perry Si,; Moran Mlcholae Mar on Late Mike 1 M oore J M ' Menhall David ' M.Ila all BreaaJ W , . B irnetl Jo L Bany Joo L. Bropp J , . Balidoa Joha ' i Barne.t J , , Bnrgdorf S " ' -fi Baeja Wei D , Berry f B era Saul ' Tf Bocroe Saml Hjr BolomaB. Buike T A, ,. , Birch V I ' K' Btrtoa Oil - . Bower Wat Burke W I ' 3 BirdW, , .. , Bakemyer W" Braa We ,,, . , : . Hirgh.radCo 7 Batra ti- . z i --- B own Albert , , rWrher B B B am. Ohaa KuTtertle d Cha ' B ad ley Cbae T ; , ; lit (u-r B llatra Frank ' V ,.' t oom t Matt r 6 J.r"B J McFarland ALart ' I vr McOy J F ,. J . - t i Mcln.key Jamee . , - M;ih Law P A . McUtll Wtiltaai Neel , 1 k l.on EE' ; -el. J-iae P, . y Nub John M -.1-r Newraaa Meeea r ? ' Nrwaian B U i -Ogdea Tbemaa' t-" ' , ... Owen W H. , , , V fMor WT ' - 5 Payn Wm 1 ,i ; P.IIB8 . ' Pitltrlra leaac B ' '- ' Parke Jno.ua . : , Prep Josa" - " ' ! Perry Bartoa ' , i PhiogNtea Augnate Phlaa Oharlea t ' ' Beno W B 1 kira David F ' ''' K ilt.rlta B. Boberli a P ' ' ' j Baaeell Henry , . ,., I Konald. Hnjh f Belobard H.ary MO CrinnlaJH J Collin Ja v e a OllBtenJaaj e o't John rat emaa Joha' Carre -Jt ha t Uo k J ba B. " Carr Joba .. CUIId. Oil Cliaf r iirary : i C r n t CalaO C' i.-j ClappOW . Clar.a Wm Coaaeliy Wat W Cntterell T Copley Bast Cray K'wton i. Ronrk Jor. a , - Boa Je ph " j l-r-:- ayaaJoaa - a-y.ur Joha W 1 l-Iloy.to L ,' -, i klr,.lart (T ' e Rineer W H H ' . Ruteru Wai ( - ' holey Aegnera ' ' , . Xtalih Fraaklia-, t. " Bmltb E P 5 Bblrkey Henry , ! J,,. rberrad W U ' Crlnnian A T won tienry tapt DaatekO' 'til 7 i Btioo Oraea l iaa Geo , fowey J H DoylaJai . . D nkard Math , bead re Oearg W Kalth i W ' " . 3. , ' tMonaer J h -btretton Joha S-hh Ja b ftaneberry Joha ' laxm Joha 8 ' (.ntoi Madhma 1 3 if I i Danielt Walter Da.le W O Ki qn'rer Editor I'llJU lya A lea Fren'-h Cbaa 3 Fraokita Charlie i: Fieher E Fl ka Bompbrey -raot-r M'ke Fairch Id B F FKkee Sanaael - Foer1h7ma. Parker Wei : Ti Grte. Bartea ray Darld ,; ' "" 6wea Edward . . Gorle Geo, ga 1 O eea it k r 1 Graader J .ba Self J.me P Send r Joha - '" t btgrt.t Jaaah - ; Btwrtoa Jobs : aallivaa Jaarph - , ioaotag Joha - Borheree Michael -. Short Lout , fi'Ok-ly Boberl ' u tihort knWrt . . , t bblpley liwry " 15 t-J j 8haw The aaa ' Bchrlit Tbowea . fbaw Wm H :i , Battea W . , . j Bio-peoa W W - ' - . ' 8 learaa Andrew J Tribble John ' ' i Tny otW at D . .'t : 1 Tjailmeoa Math.w Th mpeoa Jaoob - " , -Teylt r Jiai ,. . . .. ; Toblll John ' ' ( i -Toreheai John J t -J ; TolaoJobaF , - ay lar J e-ph B - . ; Time Fobliibe . .; , Wallace 0 L - ' '; , , wnir'pi HK,t ' WlbyG i WltrBatleraoaz ', Welborrrne Grire Wood Hemphry t to i Waaipler Heary or Joha Wrlgmen H F Wtgare Jacb . :o ' .rveo Joaaa ... rS 1 1-1 Ihomae . Bart WiMre If r Eardieg Wat , . Ra.pjrB W jj;;! i Hont.r B H BateMU tZ.i-.l-. Peter -..,- Kaml.ton A T" 7 - HrpkiosCharle; -. Hod aaa Lbrlitiaa " B stVaratar Frrd .. I Uaha Ueorge I , Bonaebol Itr Joho Hnbb JoXa i Hlrraral I D t -. -i Hoflmaa John baker). Hoce Jnha vi Mrnrooa J on a Wallace J aawa w Wh e er Bobeit W.bt T 8 B W.lbeera Wm J)r, r W I Horn a TbixGLt wiirr we, We Andrew Wy.it Authoey"; 'H : b'UllC t , We.a or Wie Cbarief H.tf-yJ i?l i Hamp-blre John . Inma Cb rtr nman John I .an. J Jarkua Horr - t. Jack Atiuder Jacob Henty " dohnaua Johaawa W . Jordae Jr:y Joea.JobiVr Jacoba Joha .. - renng a w ' Toornbleod Joha i ; JAM EA B. MeHEtLT. P. M. MUSIC STORE. "Warren & ConynRton; , k Sheet IuHic, , i ' And Musical Goods of all Descriptions. Axeot lorWa. Knabe'a. Peter A Webb'e. Eraeat Gabler'a, aad A Ilea A Jewatt's Piaaoa, and B. Il.i V, iL bauth' splendid Aawricaa Organ . 'The beet Itallaa, Freaeh, aad Xaglktb Vloli. Qaitar, Cello, aad DoobU Baaa AHrtnga alway oa hand, Wboleaeie acd BetalL . avw InetrnmenU tsned aad repaired.. ' ' ajar Old Plane takea la exchange lor new oaea. : New Uniie EeceiTed VtUj. so. i mais su mysTiiii. ixu. wh Tm Pwrtfir. EarlcM tMa Blwed, Beaatlfy tb Gurapieaiua. aaa MelabeM- SI J j Cacentrau4 Kxirac baraaparilla. Oa t-.-'.i aqnai in nrength oa gallon of th Brrr. ot

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i.i "A" V At4i XL TJL7 DBYS;Xor,SAI.S. C.JDECKEW&lSOlh ,r;V(rI .! Cor,- AaiiAtaiid Cailal ar-xi MATJa OX HAFDH 40GQODlJD 1 " r.jt Wnich .theirrbirir-for sale - . . ' . . . .. . .,T I m aeaBaaa.aaataTa Sat a raw f th War Ulaarrlera th t tOiirt mankind ariat fri-m omtatm af tba bkvl. HfltnbfWi rrtracl f lara tl i raatedyof IheBtnaOat valaa. ,:a -.If v7i imiTAEt. v;; 11 aa e) r a it aa a Bar-aiTaaav irtn owto.4 i'.tioit, Mich ,aly ttkh, loeVi ' ,1 IKF0KATIOV HAS BBU' FCI!IIrTED thaCommaBd.roi Ibi Iieperialent, -kieh ractndea.tha Blataa jaf a)hayj,iiiiana. Illiania aad Michigan, tSal qoaatiti) of arawiaud other G vera a. at, Airajn ty. ii aor. ia. Aia haads cf the O'tii.ae. - - All lock aeraon ar raqaaated te ad viae thea Beadaoartera of tbe araonul of lath property la their poeeeeeioBA It le Alan aerneetly ttBeeled that any peteaa who ha. aay kaowledg of the ioiatioa of aay inch trcperty, will report tbe tact, tbat meana me, be ta'en to eecure aad lata It a". to the proper author r. ' I ' IJ Adireae . H.'llABT, Li.nl. Col. aad iree't Adl'l Uea'l, angT Dettoit, Micliigta. TOWN LOTS. 1H PCB8UAKCE QF.AN ACT.Or JH GES1-! aral AiBtBiibtf afia Comaauaaaalih af KrB--tacky, aathoriaing tb .al of th Paolio Bqa re" la tb City of B.cd.reon, Ky., wbkh Act wa ratifled by th ell aeni of Ilmd.reoa at tba general alrrtfcd h.h) May 1, livi, But ice Ie hereby given thai laid Pubilo B.uare hie bees letd eat la laitabta Io a by tba Mayor aad Coiled ff eaid a ty, and will be aold at politic a action on tb perai ,n C-urdajt, rWpiv lr the ytk, iiA ' baieMo Bamvbee at luo'rtok a, . , lit"-One tblrd cseh, e.'.hlrd on a credit.' of aix montbi, aad ob third oa a endtt of Iwelr aionth. hearing latereet from day f riola with app-oved i-corlty rvl tlrvd, au 1 a liea kept on rjierniarr nntt t, arena Anoaey la paid. w j Plat oa Sla aad opea for lBvct!oa la th Cily uwri iviiia. . f iw W ol l I tjot tni fundi. -jr t lllb Hi P. W bkNTl.lbt.iB,Cler. E.ad.reoa, Ky , Aaat ad. lees. ang7-tde MO TBAS.'.O P. BALF-CBESrS T. U TEA I 1 half-eh-et Ja J panTia, an extra ni ariii ie tor raoiliy Die, MACUINIST3. REITZ IL HANEY, tae . 1 1 jo0(t00i1t.16l . an nr I, im "ElKFaCllY; ! K7ANSVILLE, IHD.,1 lev .- Wii . MaaaJhctarars af STKAM' ENGINES STEAIWDOILERS, - ( 4 ! r r ' t ' OSCULAR, SAW HILLS Of the most Approved Pattern. j All kinds of Machinery appertainlot to Railroads. Steamboats, Distilleries, Tlonrlng M'ls. SUGAR.MILLS, of ail sites with the latest ImproTOmeotf attachrrl. -, " v.4 i Y VJ- ea. .r Tobacco Screws &c, &c, &c. t t r- I S V r'r Sir m e- a r r r - CASTING H9'-iA ot every description. W" v j. , , v fir . ; oiALEM a " , , j team'Oanges, Gum Beltlnt;, Ph' - B - f e . I Brick. JVronjht Iron Pipe, Bolting L . .!nl A iiiv i 1 Clotn fto., at j KANtJATACTUEEEf TEICE3.. I Eepalrtn don at1 short ttotlso. t f. 11 rr a WwrfeBasm aaat all parte ta J TropaiIJoIlorft I r, i . - .'i ,. i.'. .: ! awr All ardars wRI rasetve'oar Individ ael atleeII ea and will be promptly SI led oa tea moat .ea .-.i I iBBBiiaalili atai,Tl A A 0 fl eo anr , Jon n irj on th e. Can al, .IT-lyW1.''11 j' SRAYED OR STOLEN. vlyaOa MT BESIUXr g, OH Jl'.ve an. JL 1 UHA, s light re-J f(,w. with wbife on the hied part o' b hB,'aBM walla aa aheUat A-t.oi 1.. aad belly. Atrkek; crvp and foar .Hie In right ear, aad apper baUrop la tb left ear. aay peraea retnrntrj,; iai t nw.trlaaTi.gia formatica ao aaebe Btwtorl, will be llb-rallv rewarded. ,jnH.tsnB, Jy7,d.w. DlvWoa B treat. Ul.6u, aaa f.h. CITY.NOTIGES t OCST 3d, ISC'. . , - OBDEB FOB A PLANE FTDE-WALK : rAnd bow ft it hr-by orderrd and fr ciI ty theC'-rnnion 0,ntei! tf tb rlty of Evann-lii, tbat the owner of all lot or p rra of lot. frit. Ing oa or adjoining the lontb-eaet iVte of Me n etreet. from klgbta errw.1 norih-wtiiy fo tbe corporation liae. A teo ea the aorta west eld of Mela atreet, irom Keerhtb auvet aortB-eeeierly to tba crp reUoa Una, la eaid city.aanee tbe aida-waik tbereoa Io he brawgbt te taw proper grade, and tbat tbey ea. a elCe-wnik at clae lio. Two to be la "1 down ttrn wt-.hiti thirty day! from th publication of tbi crd.r. A. M. CurCIurt OSIce, Aarnet... og7-at B.war. t CVmattarfait and mm prlnctled dealer .oieavortog to diapoee of tbeir owa aad a her preparatioa, so tha rapatatloB at. tataad by Halm bold'. Oeaaina Prettaratlona. , LEGAL. Notice of Application. VOTItE IS' HEBEirr crE TBAT THE 1 eaienised w.il apply to the Board of Connty Orcaiieeioaera Vanderbnrgh Cenaty, at tb'ir aext r-galar aatu,c. toT licnee la Mil UtoaicatiBA Bguorw la auaUlwe hwa thaa a Buert. My Piece of hoiluaae. a.d the nra.lu. ea alibi hw Bqaae-r w r.r. s kao-w. aa tt. i.reeceat tf. -:, Wi ir. , oa.Wat ' "a'-. la t - 5 . ' , ; r-r , Cv-.aty, 1 -Jitana.' V.. t "Ll?vH&. aa.

PISCAL. "UNIX ED STATES glaa- Ss)jJFT I j WW ia Xiii:iiti Series. $230;000,000.t- - .-. ft to By anthorlty or IbV Secretary of th Treaaary IbobaoVralgwed. tk. Oeaeral Buhecrlptlca Arvat lor th t.T or ratted SUta Secarttlea. oiW. 4a Utaaabl .k .ia Tf TIUL j n,, b atlng aan. ad thre4atha yar ceat, latere, par annam, know a tb " - - Thee note ar laauad aader data of Jaly ISt 1 anJ are p. rable tbeaa year, manga data la carranry, at are convertible, al U optlea al healat.B. M..r.?l t'iW '.:' m, i r-IT. S. 15-20 Six Per. Cent;. GOLD BEARING BONDS. Tbm Boad ar Bow worth a inaSifaii aew. ail ant, ad are exempt, a ar all th Qeveraawat .S'liii.Jhia'uh, CfcaaW awd tltuUci TAaaaMea. wAkA frxm fm a thre pev aA e.aawa. Ie lArir bafae, according' to tb rat kviej 'oa other I ro petty. The lutere.1 h parable aeial-aanaally, Ll aoupaae atta. b-d to each bom, which may ha cat off and e.ld to aej bank or banker. J The" laterot, at 7-30 per 'tjmU amcacti to fAA.Mt ptr alar ev t0 bat a. Twa) cewta ,' OlOw jrav";,M ; ; gsoo J WO-. - 'lOOe rv - 'Ow'a aiallar e " e n $3000 r li4A af aU lha daaumlaailua aaaad miil Aa proaiptly farBiiheil Bpoa receipt rinbcrlpl -a. Tbe Motra of thw Tblrd Serlea are praolealy tlmllar to Term and prlvllegae t th B.T.a-Tklr. Had Alr.ady avid, except thai lb OwTaraaieat ra Brve Itn'f tha aptioa of peylag lataratt la fold cIb at S per rent., In. trad rr T S-tMhS la curreury. fubacrlUrs will dedaA the latereet ia enrreacy Bp ao July 1Mb, at tba Man wbea th.y rMwr Th delivery r the aole of Ibl Ibird eerlo f tBaa-ThiriH i ajill ootaw.aoe ea th. lata Jti, anJ 1U, ta' xsada proaiptly aad eaaltaa euly n.r ttat daU. " Tbeli,l,t rtasg head Is' ah eoadttioa af thlTHIhIKajg4 aBhcla oaly th Butter of InUreet," The iiyw.al la gold, If lead., will be eqalvalenl to th. rnrtaery latereet pf th hlgler rata. ' k Cj ' .)..! , j..' j u..! t.. ..a Th relnra bo peci. bayaMBls, la th eveal af blch bhlf WtH th aptioa to pay laWreat ln gld b availed af, would bo radar aad bqaaUad priee Ibat parohaee made with lx per seal, la gold wwatd bafu'ry enea1 to Unearned wHa vea aad Ihre Uothi per ceol la snmncy. Thh In" 1 .The-Only Loan in Market Now offered by tbe Oo rare meet, aad lu eaperUr advantage nak It tb , , , , ( Gr ?Pr L"an of the People. ibaalwo fuo.uoof th Loan aatkorla b Centra are Bow oa lha market - Thle anion til, . U t alwbhh it . belpg Bbeor ad, will b BBbacrtbad for with la sixty day, wlieg lb nolri will nnd jobudly eommend a pre. mint-, e. haa.nalf rnaly Uew th aaew oa oloelBg enbarr'pllon. toolh.r teen. ' " n Older t' at cltUn of a-ary intt and aectloa or in country m.y beatlur 'ad farllitlM ft.r taking tba .Loan tb National Beak. Slate Baaka aad Private Dinkar tbr.nghtnt II ooaatry hav gwaeealiy agreed a reeelre aabaerVpttoaa at par. Bubecrltiet. will aelect their owa ag.,aU, la whoxa tbey bar eenS lehne, and who oaly ar to ha reeponalbl for the delivery of lha notA fjr Bhloh th.y reoalve order. JAY COOEE, , f . ' I SfBwatrnoa Aaaav, ?6o. Ill South Tblra fitret. i -J V PHILADELPHIA. . r Fceerair-Tinaa wtab s bbcbitbb Bvvaa IH.T NATIONAL BANK. . EVAbHVILI.B NATKlNtL BANK. aad lha MkHUWANTB1 NATIUtiAa. BANK.- Btyet BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &o. :ai' AND - 'inittfs -'Sal ouse ! Morgan," :;?s Having' removed their Bt'ock to mJUUi: OTHSET. ' - ' j ' : r Are aew raoelTlng a larg aad eatapkrta awvrt. , 'vrythlBg la lb . t r.lIID:SI!OE;ll!lL Thy lalewdtobcaptwotravMt aetaptetoafU heat mtke. .rid fno.1 deetrab'a Oemt. that a. a a fonad ia N.w Analaad. aad they are. aiee data mined t at ao Hnee In tae Mmr. .a.n ui barter or aneapar Oood tba they. . , J t fc vh ana examina Blocs aad rrioaa. .u -.1 . l t 3IAM.110TII STOItn OP.' ats m Vam Si ?r. I MORAN. BEAaaCO. MAIN STItlSET, t 1 7-4.. r fi. : in KaTt mow la tov oa of the Hrgnil aad aaoaa pieta ataek of tb talent atyie ad ; ... to re rnad in aoy Eoi Eonee la tb Wattara World. Bod th-y inraadalllng Ooede at.arb m ai aav-a a-lnaa t a. will led nee eny gowl Jar!, ta bay hare ia prek to Uwil.Tllla, Olaclsaatior Oblcaae. leod-lit; to tbetr very aateaatva aeaortasMl af Maa's, Boy' aod CTinlren' H it aad Ceo their etoek of Irliee- Mlea.and Oblldrea' Trimmed Bat kereeead aamplau. and wa wwaid aa lea prlvtlnoeharrr.garWbnd. la ta trade. , - Will yoa eell aad exam bee. - T- iK0R0AlS-. READ ft CO. DENTIS TRY. ;, xozxf:aX Oard. H AVISO A-SOCIATED WITH ME IS TBE practice of fteatletry Dr. a. H. deaea, (oraaariy of OtnctoaaM, wa woniA aaaoaac to tha people ' f Eremniie tbat we are prepared te pee. form all operation saita.'nine 'o Dentlatry la tba oat eklllfrji maaner. ArtiSoial Teeth iaaartad oa Gold, riaWaaai. Silver aw Val aelu, aad ee regard, aty a beeoty of gr.wb aad aataia'aeem at -appearaaoa, we cealUag eompwrmaa wit a wort ...-. :.) '.r. Kast er Wrat. - f v..,r..r, . . - " XttBOWK- a Juakt, --. aa and e, Marb-4 Hali, ' - iTaaerLlo, ia

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