Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1865 — Page 2

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HO 0 KZBaSSEAr- l . , a, HO TO I WASTED IMMBD'ATILTl EIGHT'OB'TEtf GOOD MINI TO GOTO BEBBASSA Off A HCBTISOTOCsU mar laa-. p. o. Box 43. or apply la rwci t lb re dene Dr. Kennedy, . sails to- ef Xraas'ills, lad. " . J i,v...n AOgB.w TlTiT(tli mTCA'TOS i-BT AX BXPX V V rlti Ml Infiiiwr. who cm giro the best of reference uliik'Hr't baatts. ..soar . tntlwd . T W P..rost0faBosf2. FOR RENT OR SALE. A GOOD T WO STOBT BUCK BOTjE,SIVH J room stab's, e. Aden a email freme, thra All mm, tar A. .011 BOS. roome.atsbl, ao. - FOR RENT. tUTB'WILI XESrV FOB 1B OB MOBS VV ysr, .11 the allMng oa Lneawt ", U'.t. .f.t aad the AllrV. but f"'' oo npted by tbe Ooaa-mrr ad Qu-wm '' D-p.r .to.-,'. ateo. . will rB.tU. B,ciS hop as Iili strest, Mr the Canal, oa readable tri , y " : L.i'AiJl t,14 drf ' WOBOAlTf XAt . FOR SALE. - , HOTISC IOB 8ALX-I A BC8rBXS. PABT , ,h. .i . m,i Lot lo Uae for tarn el Bee sears. ao7 lot i . ,.i in if. Hrlsca. or " K PX00XD BAUD HAT PBBaA, ABD UOU feet LumteT. ' - r BlSCtWrtt 8AL00H TOB BALK. j i .- I I , C: ' T "I Tb anderslsnrd wishes to sell to a re pons Ibis csreon ana half of tbe Bar sttaatsd la ths Creeosdt City Hotel. I wUImII It tossy aaewko an-di-rsteods the tins la tea, at taugaln. ju. j - ' Terms Cftib. Jy-lm . r-r rrr O- BBAHDOH. Reiidenoo for 8a1 a ASP1ENDID StrSOBBAH BX8IDXMCK. OT flwora,tlthia tb oil limit two itory brick booM. with ULlo. Ao au4 fralu of all Hripuuna, , wuim tola lew tj ' mj'U.lT. A. .0HH8OS. ANNOUNCEMENT. lla.IsiToat riirM nBoijBe wywi4rn that M. LOnDOH, effort Conntf.ua dldat "for Ja4gr of tb Oonaoa PImo Ovart, is tha D itrlet ooBtaoaad ot tfca aoaaUaa of Taaay, Tacd rbargh, Warrick a ad Otbaoa. W. aj aatborlaad to aanonac tbat CBABLAS IMtl l will U A aaBdldat. at tba.at Owtobar tbouoii, tor lb effle ,f raeaiDg Attrryfortba TlftMBtb JadJalat Oiroolt, oompoaad af tba eoactlM of CrawfoW, f arry, tptwr, WaxrU. V"dwborh aad toff. ' jjM GENERAL-AGENCY. JOIIX F. CIXMP, JR., v u General Colleoting- Agent, OFFtCK 8W 8IDC THIRD 8T '- CB. Main and Loeoat),'""" . i . . Bwaaawlllai ladU ar" Btrtot atu.Uoa paid to" aoIUetUnl of all t'i .AUCTION.! O HIRAM NEUSOW, tr XJ. B. Auctioneer, 27aA Iiemottd AfJrtMOll Boom to ',50. 2T LOCUST ST., - r . . - i (rocs doom aiuiw tax imawooD bovsx),' " Where h will attend to all kinds of A not lew baslBeset la tba sell Ins of Merebaadtaa, Wagona, trarriases, Hotm, aad Baal I tat. ' - . m Aortloa Say. n U BD A, IHOfcADAT aad flATUHDAT of saeb rek. -n Caab sdraoe oa aooelfOBMBU. ; 1 . . Brr to all tb citiasns-ef E rax rill who kDOW him. t.1 r- -TCS i,T3; .t rt . i: Will ,! his whole tints to his bnelneas, aid CO-P A.RTNERSHIP. WIMilAM H. WALK BE aad TBXDBkVIOK liBBkaabslmar bar entered Into a partner. ablp for the tranaaetloa of A ; . . r Real Estate Agency" BaslDssa, at Ho. ( Wast Third Btrast, kTansrtlls, lodlaaa. t . .. WILLIAM H.WALKIB,t.M.MH l.l'HX XNFIXIM KB. GROCERIES. 'CAHTA88ED BAMS. 1) 100 Plaia Uses, for sal, wholssalssad retail. 01 lowest market rata bj V1CKEBT it BOS, . I6 134 Mala trt EW MaCKEhEL 80B1TT8 HW Jf AC& . srsi,wttaa or lesotata oatrova iroi n.m leh aud UerrlDj, fcr sa a at VICKEBI'8, Jl 13x Bala strsst. (jVNDkIkV.J0 T ItKOklVEU KaU, BCTVJ lar, J . oa ti aDd old Cblraene. uot unim, Pbk ed ureters. Lobsters. PloaApplas, Pvaches, To.t H, I rd lots, assorted xtracte, and a ga8 al aatittaiat of f anor Orwrl, a'way oa band at - - VICKKBT BaVtbV JtIh 1S4 Mala atraat. POTATAOES AND OHIOHa -S BDBH HXW Potatoes ! 24 boeb asw Potato Onions, large Biidfio, fersataiswak VICB.XBT BEOS'... Jilt , . , , lM Mala etreet. n xa. torrE and scqabh. a NEW 1 stock, at (Tsatl tsdvxwd prtoas. We bars a n aoalo e. Uottoa of freah isbs. waiTaaMa w Blaass. for aaia err reasoaabls. Jyy .. VlCKkBT B 08 , 132 Mala at. MEDICAL. war BOB MOBK THAlf TWEHTT TEAB8 MATHEW S TXNETIAS BAIB DTK baa stood tha taet of tsihl, and la aeattaatlr Increasing la pabUafaror. '. - -d "."" TUB TSETIAM HAlB DTK Is ta best and haapsat Blade. lu prlsa it oaly Too, aad aach bottls ooatalos doubla tba quantity af Dy 1a thoenea.ll7oHfcrJltVi j , , , , THIS Haltt DfB Is mantifaetnrsd by a'pca liar prss. which rsBdart It loSBitoIr saperrr'L to acj djre in the market. ' Being oompUU la c t bottls, Bopreparatlon Urequirwl, which great simplifies tha appllaatioa. IN USINO THIS DTI m awsldAlrat -rasty, dead appearance by which dyed hair sad whiskra Bra srrrsadtry reoorntaed, whea as nrrkrr arti la has asca Bssd , as It prodnoas a perfectly natn al aotot of aay shads that la dssirad, frota a risk brewB to a Jstty, lnstroas black, that will not mat, crock or stala ths rloihing. larsst tse aad yoa IU few csbt tscsd. Bold by aU Irug. gista aad raocj Ooods Dealers; 1 . ; ' f X. I. MATHEWS, Maaalacturer;" DEM AS BAB.MKS A UOliew Tork. Whole. AavnU. . a .,... ,,; , aina HARVEST TOOLS. Hall. Brawn & Co.'$ Bnatlu and Cradlei. " rm rs it" . Hall. Brown ft Co.' Hay & Manure Torki." -"......'""IW V "V." Blood's Grass, Grain,- Briar and Lawn Scythes. 1 ' Waidron's Grass & Grain Scye. 8cythand Grind Btouea, Bay Rakes and Hay Knires. Brass and Enamelled Kettles. 0 Apple Parri. i ix s. vs s For sale at tne sLovrest Cast Prices, at' , ; - - JACOB 8T11&.TJB & 8058, O U f Ml Street, - r ft 4 . . (Blow tha Waahraittoa Hotel.) HOTEL REOPENED. ..Waskingtoii i Ho use, . CHRIS. -BDDRICBV L?rrietor; 1 ' " viVABrSVM.I.t, 1D. THIB OLD, WELL EST ABLMHXD1, AHD t Hi! 7 i"" oWl hM oee oloaad for saw. "odergolB! ! repairs. It has. dartas this tlaia. ba mwiatwl iaalo aad out. ba boaa P ' a great farm. tsbed with aaw bads aad rarattu. rZrZnZZl ZTT esweaa TbasUcg ib pablU for tha Baa patronage tbat frr a eerie, of rears has been extended to the Washington, he larltea a renewal of thai r .., and will eadearor to hara his table fonlahad aai the house Bauaged la a way to merit their eoaUaajed patronag. "- Omnibnsua win , ; nn.ngars c and tra fw.. ii tm. - - t " 1 WALL PAPER, 4&0. . 1 08T BXCX1TXD A LA BOX AHD WELL V SS! Vapsrs, pleto aad Blared, whio lbs public ar ,BTd ta aaU aad ewsmUs bafor, ptirchaeinc Jsewas-w. Alas a aew aapplj of Taenreuu B-w pueat njw bii 4tt papax ear, prk U mam, ,

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irnsi8DAT-. arersT . EVANSV1LLE CEAWFORDSYIIXB 1 Railroad i SUMKES, 1865, AEEAl?0im22i"T t TBAIK8 I'aLirUJ . Pally, (3andaja qwqII topaatal bticB. Arriwt at T, . vIdoodm 10 a. M.s Terr Haat i ,1 at f.-lo P.M. .. ; .j 9 A A. M. WAIL EIPEiE'8- " ArrtM a V taw title. li:17 P.M.; . r . O. AM. triai ! for Kant. 1 :25 P. :9 ' M for Wast, &-.80 P. M.) ; Arrima ! at Tarr Han ,3:46 P. At., eonoact;t lag with Ixprans Trains as follows: TCXBK HACTf A BI EMOKD B. B. . . .. IVa .Ta Terr. Hants at 4 -.40 P. H i f I . J ' ttrim at Iai41eaiiali. T-.tS P. M j v- .'Bukloa eioaosaeiioa with trains I fur Oioctonati, ColomMw, and all ;2 ; 'Eastern Citiw, sod fmr Chicago, ToW ! p4 - do aad Detroit ' - -8T, tUCU, At-TOS t TXBBB HACTf B. B. - Leaw Ttt Hant. at S JS P. M. ,,r i 71 Arrlresat Mattooo 44 P M s Chi esro. 7.-00 A. M..and auklrir direct j I. ' . ' caoneetlDa for all poiuU In tba i tr Horth' Weat. . . 41ef . VI"KSJIE ACCOM . . Arrive at ViotHua :a m. OL . M. Traioe iM.e for East, 10:45 P. Si ; Arrive at Loal.Tille :30A. M ; ClocisiXi, 8:00 A. M.l Uli ' fur Wast, 1.601. U.: ArriY. at rt ,f:." Leaia, t: P. -Mr; CMra, 6:fl0 P.M. 1 -' ' '! BXTBBHIHO. ' - " : ,... ACVOMMOUATIOJI THA1X ,. Lsats T.rr Hsnte at 6 ,60 A. M. ; J 4hem, ia-80 1. M, 1 AnrWea at f XransTlli. ,:1,P. M..: A flrmTrt Haata'a. 8:1(1 P. 1 : t 1 - arrival . Kiareaa Trotaa -fraat i. t ClDClooati aad tb CutL Tl. " 1 ' t rtone at T:'S P. M. , Arrlra. at -H , ' " ilranswiHa MTFH. . ' anelAICBHSEa ACCOMMODATION 1 Laares O. A M. Junction at 6:40 A. 1 ; " M., oa arrtral of Might exprmsfrom ' '' I Cinclouaii aad LoaiaTill. Arrires 1 ' . - aXan.illri0 A. U. " ?' - Banting, checked through to all principal points aorta ana wast. ? , ' - JOHrf INOLS. ..Sop't.To ComspondeDts," ; 1 All letters relatire to nbscriptions or baaine. connected with this office sboald be ftdaressea ....... . ,.r .. i JOURNAI COMPANY.' J- . vommanicMiona tor, too paper, vr uerAry nd political - correfondence of an character, ibould be directed : EDITORS .JODBNAtCO J f Tffansvil! Tnrl : r if if teif On tbe tonrtb page will be found our morning dispatches. Also other err intergtinjf reading matter. .. . " Thanks. Our thanks are due tbe gentlemanly and attentive officer, Mas ter Kates, of the steamer Golden Eagle, for late Memphis papers. .; ' L :. ( ai Abbe8ted Night before last a little negro boy was passing along one of oar streets, whea he was vigoronsly attack ed by a daughter of Ere, who ponfed out a vial of her wrath by repeated licks on the bead of .said sable son with sun dry pieces of watermelon, A policeman passiog asked her what she did so for; to which she replied that he was nothing' bat a "d d nigger ; " whereupon the policemen arrested her, requiring her to appear before the Recorder a Court. i m , Xkir"A rumor has reached the city (hat the balloon man was found yester day on a farm in Kentucky, opposite Newbnrg.- His head ie reported to be cracked, but he is still elite; and farther deponent saitb not. P.S. Since writing the above, the gentleman has reached the city by way of the Titer. - Tbe-balloon- caught in tree in Kentucky, .not far from SpOtts rille, and the teronaut in his attempt to reach terra Jirmo, fell and dislocated his hip, besides severely bruising hint other wise. He remained in this condition for twenty-four hours "before he was found The balloon was turned inside out It is supposed that the adventurer will not survive. i Kelioiocslt . Kohastio. lite inter esting clerk of the .steamer Charmer famishes us info mation. Of a little bit of romance in real life, which took place at Metropolis, Illinois! on the morning of the 7th. . ;,.'.! ! The cruel "parients" of1 Mist Marv L Bruner, had objected to her being joined in that holy estate of double blessedness to Rev. F.' L-. Thompson, -lioth of Metropolis City; so in the still hours of-night tha jojou. he trotted launched forth on the. bosom of . tbe silvery water ofthe Ohio, in a ekiff, and at 2f o'clock, precisely, were united in that blissful state, Oq hoard;, the steamer Cbarmer. We are informed that pale Luna shone most delightfully," perhaps CtO-lend enchantment .to the .view of this joung v.: j. 1 rt,: : v-a -ll ' 2i i utiuo. xuia la wuii wo can rrjuiuus romance. It is another evidence, that though the coarse of trae love may not run smooth, it will nevertheless run.' Abundant happiness to the joyful couple a,A aew " " ; - " ' . si i... ?. I " !.- . :, if mt 0) ( cs Iti-Weare pleased to see oar distin guished friend Rawtsoq, that prince of eutters,- aUahed to the Mammoth Clothing. House "of, Auspaoher A Sons, once more in our midst! '. He' has been on his travels for the past five weeks, and amongst other places, says be visited the leills vtlfrgt orNew"Tork, to "see if there was anything new in his profession. We welcome htm back, and would advise all in need of perfect fitting "garments, made np tastiy ana artutieaUy to give him an opportunity to display his genius. Clatrieally he can't be beat. j IST Dispatches received at the ChicagolVtouae office Saturday evening, from a large number of points in Northern' Illinois, state that it has rained almost incessantly for the past three or four days, and that crops have suffered considerably, and will suffer very seriously if the rain does not soon cease, . This part of the State has been mainly exempt from the last. rains.' .Wisconsin ie still exempt from the storm. A number of dispatches from-Northern Indiana state that all is well there. ? 4 ? u " Death or Ak'OTHsB . Old Cituek. We rerret to announce the death of John Taylor, Eq., agea 03, who diea al bis residence in this city about 9 o'clock on yesterday evening.- Mr. Taylor- was one of tba oldest oitiens of Lafayette, havinp; emigrated to this place about the year 1829. Pot many years a successful and practical merchant, who by industry and promptness accatnulated a handsome estate., ia him our city has lost a worthy eititen aad an exemplary "tan. -Xay Jowinti ' - v

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Lady Grace last evenir, that the prob abilities are that Judge Teaman is defeated in the Second.Coogressional District. Daviess County gave a majority 1 foe Bitter, bis opponent, of about 300 Hancock County gave a majority for Hitter, cf 119. We rogfer-xceedingryto-ieara of Judge Yeamen's defeat ; He wai an active, iofloential, and faithful Congress man, and was able to do raore fcr his eonstitaentfl than any other saui in the District. c. , - : . ii .Ba. , r V.i, - What Does rr Mn? Two soldiers fnformed M. S. Scudder, this morning-, that a stranger had offered them foUO and $1,000 for their -discharga papers.. .What it means tbey are at a loss to nnderstand, and we are equally ignorant of any earthly nse a soldier's discharge could servexave as a memenu or nonrable service... Bat there is something in it, and we hope somebody will be able to famish a solution of the mystery. We learn that- a cumber of soldiers in Indianapolis, the other day, disposed of their discharge papers to a well dressed stranger, who was very, anxious to get them, and evident knew what be was about Lafayette Couer. . . , j -; .., : " We presume our correspondent, in a letter from the Capital, the other day, gave the only reasonable solution to the above problem., His theory, was, that rebels were getting hold of these dis charges, where they answered their per sonal; discription, to evade, if possible, confiscation laws and such other penal ties as may attach to their treason, "We dare say some of these discharges, in after years, will be produced by the children of these traitors, to prove that their parents fought in the Union army and were honorably discharged the gervice. ..;.:. ;.j i " .. i I i i A Globiocb TaiUMPH. Returns from the Fifth Congressional District of Ken tncky indicate that the' gallant Rons seaa has , triumphed gloriously.,-The city of Louisville gave him" a rousing "majority, which other portions of the District will not be apt to overcome. ' Thus has honest patriotism been via dicated in the chief city of. the. Old Commonwealth., No man ever aroused a more bitter hatred on the part of the slave power than Gen. Rousseau, When he was compelled to leave Louisville for the purpose of organizing his regiment; to do battle in behalf of his country, he was abused, derided, and denounced. But now he. is the chosen Representative in Congress of the people who then regarded him with such abhorrence.1 BgfTSince writing the notice of the warning of negroes to leave the vicinity of Millersburg, Warrick county, we nave learned the particulars from a resident of that place.- The citizens of Millersburg had nothing to do with the matter at all, hut a party of fourteen or fifteen men from Lane Township had visited that place with the intention of driving all negroes away, hut had previously sent a foreman to give warning of their approach. Our informant left the place before he learned the result of the visit. The party, we are told, was headed by a fellow not altogether unknown tagamet in the person of. one Brown, formerly a member' of- company K, 42d Indiana regiment. Let ne ventilate the gallant chap's record for him, for since he courts notoriety we think he should, have all that is due him." "..',', )'.. ''"'.' i At the battle of Perryviile he deserted his command in the face of the enemy, and cowardly skulked away and hid till the fight was over. His officer, Capt. Jas. H. Mastens, seriously meditated his court-martial for cowardice and deser tion at that time, hut in consideration of the fact that he was somewhat respecta bly connected, he did not do bo then ; At the battle of Stone River he again deserted his command in the face of the enemy just as it was being engaged in action. Here he threw away his arms, and did not stop till ha reached Warrick county. As soon as his Captain learned his whereabouts, he had him arrested and forwarded ' to" his command. Charges were preferred against him for cowardice, desertion and misbehavior in tbe face of the enemy.- Upon these he was tried, and the finding of ' the court was that he, the said Brown, was guilty of ail the charges and specifications. The sentence of the court was that he be dishonorably dismissed ' the .service, with a forfeiture of all ..pay and alldwance that -was then or ' might beeome due, that his head ,be .shaved, and that he be drammed throughout his division camp, banished, and at last be confined at hard labor in tha military prison at Nashville during the unexpired term of his enlistment This' sentence was exef-' cuted at Dechard Station, Tean.,. His head was shaved by a negro insthe employ of one of the officers. - No wonder that he does not like the -colored ' population; hat it is a matter of wonder that any man with a particle of self-respect should associate with a disgraced . cow- j ard, muoh less be led by him ; and it is to be most sincerely hoped that no- soldier who has been honorably discharged tbe service will for a moment keep his company, and thus tarnish, their good name. V,r" -r2 's-;:-'i. , We are furthermore informed, that a tew days since this Selectable squad made threats to hang Mr. Jamas Hinman, of Warrick County, because he opposed this summary proceeding.-' If such conduct is continued, there is no telling what the end will he, "- Calm, candid reflection may' save us"'mnch trouble. " t . . ., . CiJJXaTiiu, Tsars., Aug. 4..1865. Xdltors of tb Joaraal: . . Last night, between tea and eleven o'clock, soma.forty soldiers forced the military jail guard here, with the intention of killing a colored Soldier confined some ten days ago for shooting Peyton Smith, of Company A, . They . believed they had killed him outright, hat there is a chance of his recovery. He was sent to the hospital. Public opinion is on the side of the soldiers. He is severely wounded in the left shoulder and right hand. '' n.VYi "' Our letters' and papers give "Us the particalara of a aimilar'affair in Svansx - la haU, - Co.a-

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Dear Jonrrai : ?,.--! a.. f- ' ' Roased from a tweet and refreshlbg sleep, on .Saturday, morninr-superinduced no less' by the laxnriously soft oeas tor wmcn tee lerre Haute itoaee is celebrated, we took a look at the artesian well being sunk' by Mr. Channcy lOBAV-just back, of - tba -Terra Haute House, and 'which has now reached . a depth of $350 feet : This wall is attractin? considerahlev - interest, and has de veloped many interesting features of the geological .conformation " of the .Fort Harrison Prairie. For 240 feet .they pass through pure eand with scarcely a trace of any foreign substance. ' Several veins of water have .been strack, the last one being highly impregnated with salt, and which,' a few days previously, had risen to the top of the shaft ' Tha augur is now passing thrddgha strata of blue clay,; bangnine hopes are enter tained that a rich vein of artesian water similar to that 'of; the- Louisville or Lafayette; wells,' will be reached.;' After . partaking . bL an . excellent br eakfast, we took the train on the Terra Hants A Richmond road for Indianapolis. This road has long been famous as the best constructed and best managed road in the West, and has been remarkable for its exemption from accidents or disaster, and we believe that to the present time no passenger has been killed or Beriously Injured oq the road. ," The recent rains and high, water caused grea'Jlamage to the' road, which, V forja V fe days,' suspend 1 through travel But with characteristic energy and expedition, we ;fonnd the track completed, and the road as smooth and solid as if no damage bad occur red.; - .--.t-i-L l-;-!''-',- -V " The break was a short distance east ot Reelsville, where a fculvert and a coasiderable' portion of a' huzh embank ment had been -washed 'away. ' It is al' right now,, and - passenger, and freight trains are now running regularly and on time; ,-;' v '"' "V;.-, ... With the luxury of high backed seats And well ventilated cars, and . a gentle manly conductor, the ride to , Indianap olis is a very pleasant and short' one. A great deal Of corrf, grass,' and gram had been, destroyed .by the floods along the line of the . road. At Greescastle, the only town of importance on the road, we retrretted to' see the. blaskened re mains of at large ' woo'.en , factory tbat had been bnrned last Monday night, involving a loss of over $20,000. - Assert ousloss to the; townJas well as to the owners of the property. V.' "A. Indianapolis, where we stayed bat a few hoars, is fall of life and bustle; the street railroad seems to be well patronized, and blue .coats are met at every 8teD.! '.! '-',n ..- J : i . At the Bates Honse we found oar old friend Capt' Hartwell, 'still managing affairs, and as genial and accommodating as ever; and, it affords ns' pleasure to notice tbe vast improvement in the manner in which tbe house ia conducted since we stopped there two years ago when a different management prevailed. 1 Another improvement we could not fail to - notice,' which was the prevalent scarcity Of shoulder-straps 1 lounging around the hotel.,. " ' '', I Providentially, the: war is over, and the hosts of young orderlies, lieutenants, and captains who used to (warm around here in 1861 and 1862, having become veterans, have learned that an officer's place is with hie men in camp; and we are are glad to know that most of them remain with their men nntil they are mustered out, and then hasten home. ; The famous 11th, with two other regiment , had a reception on Friday, and the men bad generally dispersed to their homaa, ,.-. I .V' L-lbl !'' i We had the pleasure of meeting its late gallant commander, Brevet Brig. Gen. ' Dan. Macauley, ' who is looking very , well in citizen's 'clothes,' and is highly pleased to take leave of the horrors of war and lay aside hie sword. Tbe regiment came home nearly 900 strong.,;:;' ViV'i V l. : In the afternoon we took the Madison train for Franklin, and spent the .Sabbath in glorious old Johnson County, which, we are' gratified to learn, has been regenerated politically," having given the Union ticket last fall over 200 majority, against some 350 Copperhead majority two years previously. ! .The crops in that county, and in most of this -region, suffered greatly from a superabundance of rain.- . . -r -I The floods in thia region have washed away nearly all.the. bridges, on the coo-ty roads and destroyed Ittaoh property', whole fields of ; wheat in shock having been washed away in The creek bottoms.W; "-.. ? .'.l.r. i't.-.Hl . ; We retired to the elty this morning, and are arranging the programme for our future. movements.,, v ', '''': -lXrThere ia no special apprehension pf a drouth in this region this 'season, as beav rains have7 fallen' during the last three days, and tie Warih. is litlerally wateMoaked. ,u9 -.;, -'i -r.'.: J-'-. ' , We hope soon to see new aad more interesting scenes, and if our hopes are realized, you may bear from us again." 8 . f; i 'f. ' -4 r.a ;.iJ' . . S.tj ; IThe Indisnapolis correspondent of the Cincinnati GattiU is an imaginative fellow, as well as enterprising. He learns of the difficulties in onr city one week after they "occur,- and then endeavors to make upin the magnitude of big story what, he lost in, time. We quota his dispatch from Indianapolis on Saturday evening, 5th inst: - ' i . .; , .s c. -t7 : Ijdia5apous,' Ahg. Cej The disloyal portion of citizens fJEvanaviUe, .: assisted by secessionists from Kentucky, are engaged ia a war of extermination against colored men, on count .of the crime of . two who werei charged with committing an outrage apon a white woman.: These they took from jail and hung until they were dead, and have since burned, several houses belonging to innocent and industrious negroes. It is high time such scoundrels should be made an example of. Loyal i and law-abiding citizens ef that place are powerless to do anything, and tha riotous go unpunished . through, the atreeta, boasting of their deeda- :.-.M -Had the OaaetU taken thetroableto eoasalt ' the- Journal of Monday -and

Tuesday, it would have got the correct '

news before its readera two or three days in adjaseeofj the telegrambesidei saving the cost of the dispatch. CoBTjmojrop the Tatiowal Btstxa The resources of the National Bnka no tbe first of Jaly test, were $1,126 455,381 f& rfThr total capital ock tpaidin was $325,834,55S 69, and the amount of AOtea ia circalationT $131,45 2453wi Vl'lta?Th1 Cairo ' Tinea sas there are ia that city nearly $2,000 &ezroea , LooallN'otices. . : !"; j ORememoer the sale of the Fourth of July Arch and other fixtures this af-j ternoon at two q'clock.t : zu, - ' '" 1 1 .! !:.'. V 113?" Do not forget , the auction sale to-day at the Hospital below the city, at 9 o'clock precisely. '- '-' V - ; v " Bacov at '.Accnos. Hirani ' Nefson will sell kt auction, to-morrow.morning at 9 o'clock, at his Auction Booms, No, 27 Locust .street,1-a lot of Bacon Sides and Shoulders.4 - -' ' 5 c L ' A COW ASD TpCKO Calp AT ApCTlON Hiram Nelson will sell at'auction, at his Auction Rooms, No. 27 Locust street, a good Milch Cow with a young Calf, Saturday morning; August 12th,' at 9 o'clock.,. r.TVTt:3t.rr ' Tis Nor aFable. Theimmense i and universal demand ' for the Fragrant SoEodobt, h a marvel in tbe 'AMBals ef Dentistry.. It exceeds that of all other. dentifrices combined. Neither acid from" lis stsmach, nor any other, correspond ing element generated by ini:gestixxB, can effect a set af teeth regularly pariSed by this Fragrant Vegetable, antiiep tic and preservative, ng9 eod. . .. . , 4 - A. 3 rii -,! tit m.The ,! Bel - laclui Bitters "if "a eembination; of rare berbc And plants, with the purest and mildest of aU stun ulanta fine old ripe "Bonrboa ' Whisky; Call for the Bed JacJeet Bitler$, and take no other. , a , s S4 i " ... 'f Wahtbd, r-By a young man of. steady habits, a situation as salesman in a wholesale or retail store.'' Salary Vot so much an object as the acquirement of a knowledge of business..: Address t f ' , Salesmav, Postoffice. Box 272.' : -. i i. m .,.-- :.i , Waxted. A situation as Cotter and Salesman in a wholesale or retail Clothing Store, ; by .' a J gentleman of several years', experience in the business. . Apply at this office. -.-'- s -, , ' au3 3t ,. - ' "gtS-Tho Federal Arch, on Main street, opposite the Washington House, will be sold as it stands, at auction, on Wednesday afternoon,. August 9i6,"t two o'clock, by the chairman of the Fourth of July Com riHtfee-' f'Atrangements. There 'Is a'constderaMef 5QA0tity of good lumber' and , timber' ., in it There will also be sold at the same time, two casks, a lot of flags, muslin,: and Other : relics' of the celbration?; ' The sale will take 'place at tha Arcb! tll 1 .. , : .. . ' -k inieresiea are mvuea to aiiena. , ! ".'--ii m-n i . -?c g7:3t . S .a ' ' SB pi e . 41 1-a iii ' Usited States PaoPEB-rr at Auctkmi. -Will be sold at auction' at the hospitals below the city, : on '.Wednesday, Aojugt vth, lsoa, commencing at V o elocx, the condemned furniture', of said hospitals, each as stoves, bureaus, chairs, cupboard ware, plates and every thing' belonging to the Medical Department of sai,d hos pitals. Terms cash. to x'"r . : J .-! . W. VaBIO, : ( r' , Surgeon U. a'TolnnUertV'- . tt ' ' vt ' ' - ' ' . . M IV I If NcioaV : t U. S. Auctioneer. agi;3t:s . . i-- i - , ;t r : . tcl?A fine assortment of Boy's Buck'-' le Shoes and Congress Gaiters, at . the Boston Boot and Shoe Store, No. 8, Sec? ond street -" .: - .1 .: ! arGentlemea will find everything they wantjn the way of Boots and Shoe at the Boston Shoe Store. I , : J. S-Rbceeb, A Co., -- , No. 8, Seeond street jhfr 1 ' ' 1 . . . . I , ' tTSoldiers and their heirs who want their claims promptly 'colfected,1 should call at the office of ,Wav Reavis oq Main st, between 3rd and 4th over Keller's -Qua store. ' - ' - " aog3tf 1 ; IaSix stone cutters wanted, to whom good wages will - be paid. Apply to 'A,' E. Shraeder, E. A C. Railroad depot' - ' fBy Telegraph. J , 4'v RAILROAD RKCKIPTS. Ji : -1 - , Tsaas fLsvrs, Aognit 8, I86. ':' Mr. A. Jf. f?Wer ; " ' f r Pperks A Co, 2 bWr tosIb f P SeraoalB. Sis, ,aad . 1 case ; J a Hopkins, It pkge goods j I, Leweatbal, bx. dry gouds; O L Dixon, i bss It aad 8 ; Jaqness, T A Go, 4 pt re good, j J 0 Tea j i O Y.ane. man, SO dos aaiis, SS bis eoms. Ados tnas. IS doa WBBfahMrds; Sara ford A M, II pg. go 4a; W M Bellma.. hi pk rood. : Warren C. 1 aiano. 1 box f goods ; Goldman, B A Co. I Bob D goods r J Brits, 1 az tSatbrri A O fiallock. i box D goods: Was. Barka, 1 bos aides j 4 Msg baa A Co, S bzs dry good. ; M LieinirstATi. PadocaB, cars of Hi U to, J bzs dry goods -, William., Boecaort; Iadt bx Bwehat O O faboeak, I cider milt, 2 enttere, 'bree whiele; Mark. A Warren, 3 bhdi X ware ; ronbs A Haater, I troa'aafo; B.iaenl dr tie bbt wjoiaaa-e. 40 dos tabs. 46 doa waab, boards; Boliker A Bm-t. 1 box brash's pk.s riddles ; Kregner A B'off, I ear core ; Wh er a B, Kbhds SBA-ar: I White 49 wheels: .ar Dale, II. b half btnbeie, ST doa p. Ma, l1) do tube: Jaol Glover, 1 car lamb r ; 4 w 1 Greeal S looms. 1 box. 8 beams ; B Usicb, 65 bxs soap.- '" - J am. ; B I Stgaaw) . A.XVROBBISS. , MIC Oa tba S'h tnst.. at tba ao-as ef tbebrtde a father, by Bishop Asia., Cil BtyB bTEWABT lata 1 f th llth iBdians OaTairr, of T-rr Haata," ta Mies PLOBA 80LL1VAK, daaahtar, af Jade W-.tuUiTaa.of ladanp lis. . " Optared at last, B.b." Ws cocgratoJat the fair Flora oa her gallant ach'eiBrnt.' f ' " " SALE. Great Sale of Iots i" a aAJsZJLB COl s.t I' will or r xx r ob sale at 'a'ccttob, oa Wednesday, ths aSth Inst., 1 5 Lou and four Blocks, ia - ... 1- . .4:,,n. 'Heinlin's Addition to'the City'of 2 ' . ., ' Evansville. .. ,7gf ' i TKSM8 .'On-third cash, no-third, la alas and aae-thirdio eighteen atontna.' ...... 4 . Bale to commonce at t 'clock oa tb premises If weather permits; if aot,at tba OM Brewery,- - For further Information, anqui ef f red. Laaksnbstmeror Henry Otmlrrn. sno-td. - - E0BeX'HXTKr.T. - NOTICE." : 5 1 jOmca AsstsTm QcsareasiasTsa -.. , ... . - - XBBsUU,lndnJnlj SUt, 105.' ) VA tt rrRSaSS HATI53CtIMIA0AIKST 'V this Depart meat, wbii ander my eUrecova, will please present tbaa to -sartieaseet imianil attly- M . . .. -. I. W. BABr, . " j JyS-at t - Oaptaln and Ass't Q, M. :

w?TllrB-J)' ATUKel; ' T - t W V . . Paataiai Brillaata, 40c. By W. L. -1 B!J4r a LtTfLB PLOWXB FOB THaX euya. AA. jt i.u. W!nir)5r ..S w AXJOLBA lrJE sohOup THE PATBIuT laecr.bed to ta immortal Memory ef the Pepis', PresfaJeoJ. Abxanaai 1.1.1- ar.T "KtCOMOSD OS IHt Jlat.4 " v.,, .- By Chswles Grab j... g. EDUCATIONAL. .t . E vans ville ' A; vi a. j-t .- wt jit. COUtGUTrSCHflfll trd' 1 Ac"! :- ( ; . 1 For B6y8.V : 1 A PBIVATK SCHOOL, as Bmd above, shall te f jaode? hsre by tha BBderitnd, wba grade, ated at tha rnirereiiy of Jens, In Gjrmaay, la the year 1M9, aad has beea teaching ta thia coal try since IS 4 In (he test Academies of the Stat cf Kw Tork, aad. elnc two years back- natll lately, at Hamfltoa College, ' ..Tha Modern andClaesioal Langnaea, Kataral Philosophy, etel, w 11 be Unght by tbe aaderslgnJrBr Ef fe-raaBwMsy sjiipulal peclamatloa, Mathematics, Algsbia, ata shall b insUB-ted by a thorvagh AmsrlcaaTeacar. TUe saiab-r cf ths schelars hall sat siosed twoty-aa.'-' S".':.- -.i: . - i - .- : ' j More partlcuUrs will bt given as aooa aa tba proper totality has beea fotul. tJ all arrangements for leaeptlua ar Baade. Tha lyitein of icstractioa shall be carried ont Ta1 h, sejnawsy as In the: High Schools of sr.aoy. t ' f," ' s r .V'Vl2wi ; Paor.' W. : LINN HOLD, A.; M., ifi BesidenceatBBuitcVi LbbT gTBKl Bsc. rtsjT asp 8ll-aJiB.8TSU.tS. KErXMSKCKH: "! M. A. LAWBXSCX.'Xsq I i -raa w.i. rstu,itqi..i r.V- " l ' W, UEILMAN.Sw , , ., j G."W. WAbBBN, K.q ' 1 ' - ' W ! "i-i, Jsr, C. WVav, A. at., ! 4 " ;:s L-i."-i rj VII i ) k a . h ' ii 1 1, Private Instruction TO' TUB LADIES AND OEJiTLXMES OF i T ttke the honor to snnonoc that lam aaw ready to (-It. prirat iaetractioas ta tBe Btedara and Claeaieal Lataraasaa. . .. ., . AppiiraUubs may be Ml at the Mosio Eton of . w. Warren, Esq., or bst.w obc aogy-tm i -' PhOr. W. Lib! N HOLD. BANKING. ' 1 v it 1r ii JHE EVAr,SVILLE; i j ! . j ,'.,'19 i'r-'-."i J -:"io; '.s.t ). H'i.) ! a c NATIONAL BANK, SUCCESSOR TO TBE BRA5CH BiXK. I, Ia. ... . ,f n j'-ij ' " f XJ. S.i Dcp ositary : ' atid: Financial Agent. ' 4. J '! Yr-i-1 rrr CAPITAL-$600,000. - i- . : . : ... .. . ...: Li i 4 J.-.t,?. i-i ... . a a: , 'IffONlY LOAN'ED Oa ihi mo favorabU terms, and Especial Facilities afforded '.. to Begnlar . Customers , ond Depositors. . ,"' ''.' i COLLESTICJU Mads on all prints at Lov Hales. ; , . .... .; : i GOVERNMENT 8ECURIT1E3Of Evsrg Description alteays on hand and for Bale, a -i a t ' GOLD INTEREST f n U. 8. Bonds Collected at a Small Chargs. " CTRRBIS' CT COTJPONS Cashed tsken Due, on Presentation: : " ' " GOLD., AND SILVER, Bought and Seld..ai!. flri .. . ,,; - ,., i f . hi j -i;tO -"ft .:; ,; - s) i.-r-.:, ;. 5,. , 1 t i : W. J. LOWRY, President r SAM'L ORR, Vice President ; SAM'L BAYARD,' Cashier. angStf 1 DRUGS. ;TJnioii Drug Store !.;. LOCI'S! ST SEAB THE POSTOFFICE. 9.' i V - ! HAS JUST BBCEITID A PBK8H SDPPLT OP j fjV C v.;; .:.;.n'-; Draef, "Medicines," Paint, Oils tnd i uye Binns, ferfamery, irnner i4; Articles,' .Pure Win and "'-"- Brandies for Kedieinal'-' . - "-.partjoses. Patent ) Mediciies and Bitters of alt Kinds. 1 A tawneaak nowtdre of all tha breach a eor oawaesa, aoa oor a l rest narchsnae from In. porters and manofectarer.. will enable a ta com. pet. sateessfalir with any retail heasa be tha i Physicians' DttscriDtioniearariin Store oa Locost Btravt. In! iw K.iw tk. Post Offlos, EraneTllle, lad. , aagS-tf n JJRY GOODS. 4&0.t." ! MOSQUITO BARS I r A LOT OP GOOD WHITE MCtOriTO BABB ii Jaet ssesread. aad aalUBa-a.eaa.aeatfa.a.ara aanoraa,at .. , ,;'. - eor sell A rt KB AT BVBClnu Black Belting: -; i : v and Buckles. A LABOf STOCK OP B AK CHIOS AHD XV bit. Beltias. aad Biack Gilt Buck lee. last opeeeaaaa sailing coeep. at - - an t . , cLutr&&a st jjiaoiru. WOOL FACTORY. X W.CRUENciCO:V . ; PBOPBIXTOBS Of IBS . . ; ETansvillQ Weol Factory, COR. BOXB 8IKEXT A C15AL. , WwnM respeet'Blly eat! year attaatSoa as the fact that ear Factory, which wee destroyed by Sra last talL bas ban re hniit. and kt bow la operatloa and prepared to take Is Wool for Btanafaetarteg into th following Ounds litis. aattnaite. Atinseys, Slaaasls, iilaakau, r. lids and Ktocking Tarn, at tb loweat poeaibie rates. ' ..:. . - . . We shall also ssdeaTor to has th abee goods OB hard to exchange for Wool or sail fercaea. task paid fir Wool at BSgnaei maraer pnee. Persona Using at a dietetics aad daeiroe of aaadisg their 00! to a, may do so by riser or other iss, and aU anch Wool entrusted to ns wi.l recatr prompt etceettOB. One ef the partaete barrng six year expertence la th. ba.ifes, we feel oonfident that bo ob. will leae as dBtHBed. Prise Lists tBraaWed oa epplleettoa . t . ' m,U . JOHla W. CkCES A CO. . 1: -MACKEREL. tsst xscxiviD too pacxasej ai sobtxd el !, for sal at towart market arms, at Xa. W) Wales a(rM. s ' - : - . ta a. . svsrus w.

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DRAYS FOR SALE. f : -i DHA7S rorrSALE, , ll t J. aJ.-aWaAV.' ! .y.voJ .1 Cori'-naiiiana-Cah ,llllt Lit i .WS. 4'TSAtm cm BABry sj ej S4 .IJ.llv.4t a Whicli-they offdr-tor ealo tw-w-'' ,A't1tt ii .r ' aagS Qnim cr.uono at at few eftht IVorst Dleordere tkt affiM tqsuklnfl srtsa, B-o cBrrttaitsie qf tl blood.' Helnibold Xnracl of BareaiarUjt. ia a remedy of the atroost rehi. - 1 ,- ' military.! b.,;;.,r HaawowABTiB Dsr-Aa t e st cr re ' DMiolt, Mirh., Jely 14th, IBOw it f i I TFTOBKATIOH HAS "BEX V rraXftBfP 'TA'theOomataBder ot this Derarinent. whtrn4a cinaeev - aialee ef OBn. Atwnn 4Hlaeai w Mkhlgaa, that aaaauUeaof eran ardsHher 4y. ernia.nt prwpsrtyxd. turn H a'vsaaHi f te eitisens. All such asraoBs are requested twadsiae these Headqnarter ef the amonat of sack farapen la their poeaaaeloB. It t also a-neli i,4ald that anyperaaa who baa aay kaowied. ef the location of aay sack iroparty, wilt report the fact, that mrena aay be tat .a to iwcur, and 1WS it oer ta tasirvprBathoitiai. ; . .if A' Adlress- 4 - ' J J omnfAKT, w Lieut. Col. and Aes't Adl'l ti.n l, Detroit, Michigan. aagT TOWN LOTS. iS PUBSSA0BOP A)f ACT OP V0 OI, era) Aeeetnbiy ef tit Vuainion. asl4,tf Hmmtacky, aatkorlsiag ths sale of Ihi " Pabile 84a. re" la the oily of Henderson, Xy., which Act was ratified If Jhs guineas af Uendaraouat hereby girea that said Pabllo Htiuare hae beea

laid eat in saitable ka by the Mayor and Ooua- I thia TniBD, BXBIE4 affects enly tb auttarot -ett af said e ty, and will h sold at patlis aortloa I tntareat. Tha aa.aa.at i. -m a ""-

rilan Sbb,bIt tha 9tl IM. i bale to tstunnntesl lOo'cltirk tf; m. - TtBMs Ons third cash, Be-thtrdi us a credit of six moatbs, and one third oa a credit ol twelve monthe, bearing interest from dsy of sal.. tiatee with ei pioted s:Brlty rqnired. aud a Hen kept ob the jrajyUas nnaii,taet,1VMi eeJ U ..... aad ops- for iaspa ,. ,h. C, Clerk's oSi3. By wiiesoy the Mayor ssd Coo -vf .,, ! 'aa ta - tl.aa.raoa, S7. Anxn.t aa, ISno. a C-$TEAS,K.1!L P. IlALr-CHESTS T. II. TEA 1 half cheat Js" jnet'ed.":"'-"! rru:uvlof 'r'i'r-t jyat B.B.klt8TOrJ sTCb. MACHINISTS. REITS a.HANEY. JPL.,!.,' i2j ?7T am. i'. ' 1 a 0 e c sessttet ; XYANSYLLIZ, 'VmSS A ' a AW. A. STEAM KNGINHS, I CTEAf.1lBOlLERS. !. iAA S.5. '. , ." 3 -1 ' :'. J f AT i. in: AJfD a ,-. rf ., vtCmJLR: SAT7-. MILLS ', : Of the most' Approved Tattera,; -ALSO KXAUJ'J All kinds of Machinery appertain-' int to Railroads, 8teamboats, ! Distilleries,-.Jionring Mill.. SUGARJIJLLS, of all iliei with the latest Improve ! at r jf A 0 biH V v Tobacco Screws. &o., &c, &0. 1 IROrrrNDtlrtASS ' of every description. i .ri2;f,fBAiAssnf CUi . Steam Ganges, Cam Belting, '"l'li . t I.Brik, Wronght Iron PipsBoItjD Cloth, at 4" r 'r'"f.r MASU?AfcTTJllEllS SIClU, RSpalrin onV Vt Vort-notIcw, .WorhrMsm Mat t avU part 4. ajr. JLjonerM.T t - W,..A .A ma-'.J aaw-A 11 orders wfti reealraowr indlTldaal atteaUoa asd Will bs promptly Silsd oa the most ' " reasonaSU tor an. k Jt ? T e. MAP. Office anionniirj.oa.th.o.CasAL corner M ujl treat. A malT-lr Urn S RAYED OK STOLEN. ... 1 - l ..... , 1 I. . i 1 ail u ev a, ara i,a x, V 1S&, a lirhtred Cow. with whit oaths blsa part ef the back, sozn white or tb left froer 1, l white On' the left troarl.e; I wrap .ad-fowr:siltsaht roe la to k.a aay. ... , aadbslly. M.rfcedr ear. ana nnnar halira) Aay persoa retnrnleg seio, ijow, er leeicg oforaiatloasoassbscaa be found; win ifn.fslJy rewerded. J''OV Sail Jyi7.w. DlTlsloBfHseeVart.S'ke.e.A. CITY NOTICES.-.-A LGCST 3d, 10. ,r-.rj" f:w . , cede a roa'ArLAVa'PiDK-wAtr., Asd aw u Is bareoy orSrred aad Sir cted by the Ubbm Coanca f te aiiy f Xa..r,l.s, that tb. .wears ef a.i lot or P-' u","" lag a er adiotnlag 4b oiUb-e4 i 01 a coiWat oriloe. Aleo ea the aenk wmt tld of I JrFr'-.L"". "ZZ- ........ .,.. .th..aa!erlr I ilzm 'ho. Id aaA atty.ckaea th. aKtevl, tbeseow to b bra;-So. tb proper I ,aa. and that by aaa. a .- k ( ernes I L. a. a. laid dwa(iksrea.a wlihia thirty aarf frees, the pahtlretto. 4 lule order. . .. r . u ..... na at. Cars'. OfBos, Aacaat. liAU. asg7 1 B,iri af Coutarfeit aimal matrmr4,.im deaUrS 9M riK tO din. f tb.tr awa and other prtparatioM,uB tharepctetioa ast.leeii by Htlsi bald's (Hasina Prsoarattone. LEGALy.; Notice ef Application.-1 NOTICB IB HXBXBT GIVES-THAT TBX Baenissd will apply , to tb. Board of Coaaty Commieeiowrae4 Vaaaerbsrgh Coaary, at their a regoUr meatieg, tor iterate t. sell ta-toxiratlBg IHiasrs-rsr- eaecittrw tee 'than a qaart. 1&J pleoe af ha.U,eereat the premiaaa ea which tba ltrjuort will be hold. Is known as the- Cresotat City Hotel, log a. A oe Water hlmHi i Sb. altjr s(ract4.i , VsaderhBrgh waif, lawia... y. a. WLUJUSV, .

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PISCAL.j 4J-NI.TEDjAjEj. riiiix; series.

5y antbority of tbe BecreU-y of tha Traaswrv tk, BBdgoe4 U. 0aJ Sattwtptlo. ag.B V." -"theaalssf Calwd Biabm AecarltW, wgW a. r : T the Bi&MirrTwe-ltM-BrM rTTa4rTlSL jar,iag sesa and three-taatka par Mat. lataraat Tr aBBBtLkaowa as tbi - A x ... The aotea are laeoed aadar da af yaly let OAtaA aad ereeJaW fbres yarS (roak tbAt data ia ctB-smcy.or ar wrsnibl, ai the option af u' I the bolder, taa - , . .. 1

Ui S.' i20 Six PervCeat'V.H GOLD-BEARING BOND3. :H Three Bond, ar bow worth a Bsadnms pn ' ' Tm, aJ r, es.mpt, asarsall the raaBt 4i, Bonda.ea 44. tsaasy mmd Afawtsayai IsawaBews ' 4mm! l)mififmmtlf aaajle' Ur ., aceoH ,0 tb raU levied aa wtbar tAnrT. Thelnteivst is payable eeml-aaaaally. f74nrni V tar bid to sack ante, whleA may b. lA sat ef aad said to say bank or beaker. . , .. laf .interest, at 7-30 per cent.,' " f l:n-Amonnts to , Oa. -xW per ttay . g .4H ?

wr.arptg i t : m,; 0100 -i-;-T.M-r-- t r .BSOO s. . -

Oa-. dollar ! ' tifsoott 4t ' . ; Neeis ef alt the deasuilBBUosmawaW will b - prompuy rnraUbed ep ranetpt 4 swbacrlptesa. Te Kotre of this Third Wles ar praelaslp slCat In foriu and pri.il.gf. te tb 8er.e-T.lx. r Ilea alry aemekhept that ths Ooterv taaal f-K 1 serra-to Ifeelf lb option of paying Uteres, . ' SM cc!b ' at t ixir eera la.u-ad ar T S-lOths ta - earBcy. rt,ba,rtba will dedaA the lateraat ta t' A' carreaoy aptoJiylMh. at the tla whea they : snbscfttA' ' " .- . . ; ,Th dellrery of. tha aotea of thia third ssrms af tbeBerea Thlrtlee wlll potDBsaca oa ths 1st a

Jou, aad will be atad promptly aad osnllaa I oosly aflsr that date, I T aTad ia tU ooadltioa. elf

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Tps retorn to eneets paymeuti. Ib thaeTaalar " P'li.stm option Id fay Interest be rsttd cf, would so reduoe and eqaaUss

whUAglj elUa, option to pay later.! m gall I T

priors a sold wold be Patty eqnal to thoe mad wlik M,. aad ras tenths per oent la enrfsaoy. ThU is "

TJ10 Otilr Loan In Market '

3 1 now offered by ths Oorernmsnt, aad Its aopertor adBsB!. makf 1Mb, ,

Qte OpuUr LeSB Cf t"l8 TeOpUl rjr 'ri&t! .' mi .tba .market, . Tfch '

aaaioBl. at Iba rale at whkk II is bains absor'ed. wlB all be (ubeorihed for WilktB slity 4sytK when theaeUs will Badoubtedly ouej maad a pre- j, mts, a kap tiBlftwrnly bese ths ca. og eloeleg suaecriptloBs toolbar Loaas. , , to ntdw lest ciUsMs af srsry town and SwrUoa , of ska country otey ewaXor led faallitis far saklag lb. Loan, tha Ketlocei Banks, Btata Basks aad Trlraui Saaksr tkcogbowt tba esaatry Bare , geaerany agreed to rsostv snbsortptloM at par.Bubeerlbere will select their owa ageaU, la whom fhsy bare oeoSdeaoe, aad who oaly ar to be ratpoBslbU for lbs dellrery of tb aoiA for bleb WMy reoslr orders. I JAY COOZE, I t. St soairrto Adsst. th Third street. , LADILPHIA. If wua sa xaosirsa vt taa

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