Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 August 1865 — Page 2

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TXTABTID AGEff-FOB "TBI rrCRE V ber.tea, t ftM. tk. I'tiBg-oo 4 the Pacane," ry A'b-rt D. Bichart'euu, Raw Jori Irliiaae Correspondest. The abor work iil e-mbae Mr. blcn-r te a's enparalled eXrrioor fjr f, mr jwi; traeelliif through the eooth la tne eeeiet m rice of tbe Tri an at the outbreak ef the war; with e-.T ermine end Seats, botb Km ad Went, daring tlx (rat two years of tbe twbe - lion; hi thrilling capture while raantag tba ksti rlti o the ls ie. npf rlrrr at Vicksr.or wn- r son baa hel- hi companion, were either kilkd of woaeded ; his cot bo meot for t.ertj mith la seres diffirent rebel ulwiiikiHcspe d laot miraculous Journey by aiirhtof wt t; ti mil s, aide ty rerroe tia L&ion mooataiBo-re of b art b Carol! oa Bad Thdw (bra b the enemy's eons try to oar lines, gtrlug most rirl i tuner picture of tb war. Teacher-n-t intellro yo- ar men, and eepeetr.tly r tsrav end l eol-d aoldt ra, la went of profl'e hie employment, mill nod It pe-tillarly ede d to lb treonlltios. We bvra agents eleerieg SIAO per month, which w. will pror. to soy doub.lug apple to-. B, ni tr elreoisrs. Address JOHEt BROS CO.. 14 W Fonrlb nt., Cincinnati, Ohio. sng2T,r!wt lm To Chairmakor. OKTCRAL CHAIRKAExBS WASTED AT O itood prices and aaab wsre erery eet.roey nlgbt Address I, A Is M A IlvT. .82811. - 119, laaiaoapoH, lad. ri'ECHER.-WAl.TKD IMMBPIATELT, A 1 thorough Tee-br la English Grammar, Algebra awl Af ethernetles. Only soeb who la thor-ofbmara-.il. loenlrs la tblaofflea. - ar.g2S tf AO E N TB T O (111 "FOtfa YEARS IN IIOIIII1," br J Henri Brown, an Intensely Interesting seroont of tb- enthor's adrento'es botb wltbia and berood tba Union llaa, centainitig a variety of lucid- nt. ol tba most turilllnr character. Teach ere. I.dlee T ant men. and aapalally returned soldiers, ta w mt of profitable anploynitnt, will fln4 thla work alalad to tbalr e nditloo. AgaaU now la tba Held ara wlm leodully. . O KOSKs WAKSX2T, Cbandlar'a Block, tbird flotr ; aad at ttabbarwood Uonat. - anf2K Iw llf AHTkD 60 LA MI" OK OESTLXMEV II to taa-a Pan a and TaaM, to whom good wag a will to pkti by aola-dlw S.J. OOBH. POR RENT. WTS, WILL BES T. FOB OS OB BOEE V ran. all tba bulldlnat oa Lcnat atraet, betwaoa M'atar air t and tk AIW. bat raeaatiy a-aplad by tba O- mm atary and Qtrtarmaatar a vparna tta ; alto, will ran tba niacaamiin hhop oa Main atraat, aaar tba Canal, oa raaaoaania t-r'ta. lH-dlf MOBOAH, BEAD CO, FOR SALE. Farm for Bale. DKTNO PESIBOCS Of CUKQI!0 MT f-O I) catlo - ani anpktloa, I 'Oar try Farm for ala, containing 2 JO oa, 160 aora baiuf la a blicb aiala of cnltlva'loa. wltb all awaaaary bnlMli rb ; a'ao, 100 obo-o (raftod fralt traaa, joat brg n-ioi to baar Said farai liaa 1 alla aortb of CDalll at d tbraa mll-a waat of t Jaoub'a Cbarch. on Iba E C. Ballroad. TltU parfret. For itirthar parti n'ara anqnlra oa tba pram I or by latlar to IrntDlana, roaay eotiot , Ino anza-tr A. B. WILKINSON. rIBK FBtwr DAra OB BALM. I tiara a lara and axool ant Flra-Proof alb for aala chaa;-, It bailie 100 aaialt for my Inanranca bnalua a. (,ol1) A.O. UkLLOOK. oroBomtcity 1 FLOURING LULL, . ( Kmtwn at the Indiana Mill) ' Situated in Evansvillo, on tho Ohio liivor, Has Four San of Bahri, New Machinery, Orin House tnd Eleato s Attache i, together with all Modern Improvements; and - Two Acres of Ground On Which the Mill it Situated, TO BE SOLD AT Iiillic Auction, TO THG HIGHEST BIDDER, ON WEDNESDAY. TOE 13TH DAT OF SfcPrifiMBEK, 1865. TEMS: Bilf h: balatloa In two annual payma ta, wl h bote and approrad ai-corlty, walrt f TtlitMlon aad appralaaoiaot laws, wltb Intsrts frum d-ta. Poaaaaaloo glraa oa day of aala, oa as on ibaraaftar as daalrad. Said Hill lain good Tanning ordar. For for thar pat eulars lauiilrs t f VM AIRMAN A CO. Iranarllla, Ind., Aagost 13, 1806. aqg24tds. Great Sale of Lots IN LARIASGO? TWILL OFtEB FOB SALB AT AUCTION, oa aVsdoasday, tba iSth list., SA Lola aad row Blocks, la Hamlin's Addition to the City of . Evansille. , TEBMSt-Ona third sash, cna-third In nlna and ona third la algbtaaa rnonths. aala to oomm-noa at w v'olock oa tba pre ail (as If waaih.r parailts; II not, at tha Old Brawary. For turtbar Inform tloo, anqniiaof Frad. Laaftsnhstnirror Banry Qumb-rU. aot-tda CEOBQB HBIML.r. I A WHEELER WILSON FKWI VO MA. eMas. In good ord. r; erica 130. For tarbar partiealare addraaa Bus V, EraaaYtUa. aagst,d3t. IABM FOR SALB I FFEB FOB SALB A 1 ralusbl Farm, sitaatad oa tba tttata road, two aallat arrat el Booarl la, War'tck eoaaty, Indiana. -Tbls farm coa alns ona basdrad aul twenty acres, laarly on- bandrad acres elaarad, wlibagoo fiaoia benaa with I ara aad other at-batldlrg , and two g od arebaxda f tba beat grafted frail Tba p ac. Is wall valared, aad la wall ad.pud for rataiag stock, an, SO Ira E.J. BAKEB. Real Estate for Sale. COME VEBTBODT TO THE COURT HOUSE o- Monday, tba Sth last, at o'clock, aad we will al I with nt rsaerre Iba fo. towing proparty, r s l Oaa Ibini oa Iba lower St. Vernon road, l.nr alba from tbs city of Eraoer.lt, lad., containing alaty acres an ore or laaa, aad with al kin4 ol lr..li traea, barrlaa, grapes, ah robbary. Ao, and a No. I al-aat eoantry reeklencs. ? T ,h.',? o tha hi. nest bidder lot No. A wl ih boaaa). In bl ck S. N or t barn Salarnaaiant; the bone oomalns foar rooms, cellar and elatsrn, and ant build r rt Otb. r properly wl 1 b. a..W at ha same time. Tsrtna of sal wilt be made known oa day of aala. . Q. tULUVAN Amni. augtS lw Democrat and Union cop, ' t OTTAGE HOUSE 'N CHESTNUT RTB ET onglft tleod mvM.iSTlS. PITT-BCFG COAL AMD COKE, In aaaatltia. to aust pnrchsasrs. E SITE A HANST, Corner of Canal aad Ingle Staeeta. Aoruslla tt. AM X Lit TLB FRAME COTTAGE, WITS thie roru, auoraer ki'ch-a at.d cellar ready tnralebed. Lot 83 by IW last, w.ll im. prr.d w th good (table, clauraaod tints, r-tto-abd oa Ci srty street, t etw- a Second SKl'Th rd. Posa aaloa grrso as a on s dclrrd. Apply at , O LDMti,BKtOAcO,'l8, anl tf Cornr klrat aad S)oaaora streets. HOUSE FOB SALE-lJf A BCSIKKSi F ABT of the cl y. aa a Lot to lease tor a term of a??- A, ply to i. uaaon, or J. JIWITT. HAT FKJEtS, AKD lSOO last Una, bar. yS tf 0AFF. COCHBtW A CO. Beaidence for 8 ale. ABPLEKSID SUBURBAN RESIDKwav nw flra acra within th. city n"'0' brick house, with stable, Ac., adiuTV?J dsecrlptiona. Will be sold low b of all myaa,tt. -JOBS BON. ITCH. Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch ! ITCH ! , ITCH ! ITCH ! BLASK'S ITJH CRESTl? Will core the Itch In 36 hesra. Also cares Scald neaa. via oo-ee, ana svi dawaaas or tb skia; contains ao Mereorr. PHca AO aeaia n k.. v. rnaJl, or - oopar doasa. Addraaa Dr. BlAai: -, lSi,.Tnrin. Xli-taa. rawtlla, la. "

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MOHDATEVANS VI LLE CEAWFOHDSVILLE Railroad. TKalKI toara EranarUln lly, (ooadati 3 xoaptd).ai MUrwas - 5pn A. anuJiiiuuaiiuiQlJ etopaatai b tat ions. ArriTa at W1 to-aa af . mt 11 ta at :6 P. At. aw. Ork A.M. MAIL. K IPHE'S3"iJU ArrrTaaatVlocaaaaa 1:17 P.M.; tu. m ax. Braiaa teas lor r-mmi, 1 wkt : for Waat, b .M T M ); Arrtrat at Torra Baa',S:3A P. H ., connacu In j with Xzprasa Traiaa u follow! : . TIE BE HACTE A BI' HMOKD B. B. -La.raa Tarn Baota at 4 :0 P. M "; Arrlrm at ladlaoapolia IMP. M., ' nakta( eloaaaoeaactloB w.tb train : for Cincinnati. Oolsmna, and all : Eaatarn Cittaa, anl for Chicago, Tola do and DstrelC BT. LOUIS, ALTOS A TEBBB HACTE K. B. -Laana Terra Haste at :65 P. M. Arnrta at afattoon 6 4A P af.i Chiho. T OO a., at.. ad auklaa direct oaoecttona for all potau la tba Sot tb-Waat. t A ah P. K. VltrKIJEI ACCOMUU HODATIONArriTas a V moan ass ea r. . O. A. M. Traiaa kmra for East, 10:45 , P M ; Arrtrna Umlartlla :30A kl -, Ciacinnati, 1:00 A. M. ; LaaTi - fur Wast, 8:V) A. Arrira at rt Levis. I 0 P. at ; Cairo, 5:0 g. M BETUBMINO. sa CCOHMOUATIUE TBA1H aCL Laaraa Terra Baota at : A. H. I . . Tinea oe, 12:20 P. M. - Arrt-rea at . ZraaarllU fr:12 P. H. : ... aUala Laaraa Tarra Haota at 8:60 P. K4 - ra arrlral of Xzprasa Tra'OS fro Ciocinnatl and tba at: LaareaVla rannos at 7: 6 P.- M. Arrtras at 1 . -, 1 - ETaaarilU :tl P. ! aaIBlCE2f It KB ACCOMMODATION W Laara OAK. Janctloa at :40 A : 1 . kfaa arrlral of Nlgbt Espsaasfrasn Clucianail and Lonlarilla. Arrive, at XraaasUU:40 A. M. - aMT BarrM cbacltad tbroafb ta all principal BOiaU Bortb and Kaat. JOHST ISOLK. Jr.,8np't. OITYV NEWS. . . i easneaaaaejB ' ir SEE FO US TH PAGE, -a aa .i . i - ... . Remembib that the Mail Train On the E. and C. Railroad leaves this morning tea minutes earlier than heretofore. It arrives twenty minutes sooner at night DisTUuquflEO Death. We are pain sd to learn that the wife of Gen." A." P. Hovey. Minister to Peru, died in New York, a few days ago, - after a brie illness. . This is the second wife Gen. Hovey Las lost within' about two and a half yesr. A Nabkow Escape. James T. Ben nett, Mail Agent on the Sara Orr, who is near sighted, in attempting to go aboard the Orr last eight, stepped between the wharf boat and the Orr, and fell into the river. He couldn't swim and it' was a narrow escape.- '. ,,. J, ' ; ; a A Good AppoiNTkigsT. We are glad to learn that Hon. Geo." H. Yeamao, of Kentucky, baa brea appointed MioisUf to Denmark vice Hon. Gustavns Wood. This is an appointment eminently fit to be made. Mr, Yeaman is not only an eminent statesman but a true and loyal patriot. tT The Reception Committee of the Sunday School Convention, to 'convene at1 the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church' to-morrow, are requested to meet at one of the offices adjoining the Council-room this evening at 8 o'clock The number of side-shows . ac companying the big show of Van Amburg k Co., is unprecedented, but we think they were not particularly well patronised. The crowds . attending the great show was immense. ' Useaampled M e ann ess. We are informed on reliable authority that a man aamed Luck, from Vincennes, on Friday last lost two thousand dollars in 7.30 Bonds in this city. 1 Dr. Bierbower, of the firm of Bier bower & Jones, Den tests, in Marble Hall, found the bonds and returned them to the man Lock, tcho did not even thank him for his kindness. !' ' We have beard of extraordinary meanness, bnt this surpasses them alL ' Peesonal. We had the pleasure of a call on Saturday by Mr. A. Hayward, Chief Electrician and , Superintendent of the telegraph office of the Western Union - Line" at Vincennes And iMr. Charley Temple, Superintendent of the 0. A M. Telegraph Line at the same village, who visited our city on a tour of inspection and observation. - ' , . , " ' "S i . - tGT Oar friend Jeremiah Bebm, proprietor of Behm's celebrated Commercial College, reaohed home on Friday night, after a protracted sojourn at the Martin Connty 8prings, and a' tour-of pleasure through the Northern portion of the ritate. He is locking quite young and fresh. Tha next . session ' of the Commercial College commences one week from to-day. . .. Suppression of Fbeb Speech. The Democracy of Spencer Connty have re cently made another exhibition of their love for the soldiers. In crder to make some political capital, they got op a Soldiers' Reception at Elizabeth, Spen cer County, a few days ago. The Union men were invited to participate, and had a majority on the committee of arrangements, and arranged that Capt. Alvah Johnson should make a speech, which he did before dinner. ' ' After dinner, the soldiers called for Col Wright, a veteran of the entire war, but the Copperheads objeoted, one of them remarking thai they had had one "d d Abolition speech, which was enough." Capt, Bryant, formerly of the 42d Indiana, a Copperhead, announced that there were objectiona to Col Wright speaking, aad he would not be allowed to do so, and he was of conn excluded from the privilege, of addressing bis compenions-in-arms. This is another exemplification of the love and respect the Copperhead Democracy entertain for the soldiers. The soldiers will bear these things in mind "hen solicited to vote for the men who denounced them as Lincoln hirelings when ia the field. I ?rial1 Br0WB, formerly a promi I nent msconsia politician and ' editor. I . f""""" ana editor, I na recentI7 OOnnectwd with the Call gone to Mexico to open I a printing offio.

Piesosal. We were gratified, 1aa

serening by meeting in the city oar old friend, Ben, Habbf, lata of the Terre EIaoU Hon8, anil for many years popular Railroad Conductor.,.-We are iad to Bee he is gradually recoyerin? from a tedious indispceition, which rendered it necessary for him to retire from the rcaDaement of . the Terre Baute Eocs;. We had also the pleasure of meeting oar gallant young friend, Lieut Groves, ate ef the Mississippi Squadron, who is on his way North, and expects soon to be mastered out of the eerrice. We learn from Lieut. Groves that Lieutenant Comroicdcr Fitch has been ordered to report at the Navl School at Annapolis, as instructor. This is a high compliment to Lieut. Fitch and to the State' he represents. , t &2?We are indebted to ilr., Hutchin son, of jjie Morning Star, for LouisTille and New: Albany papers of Saturday TBUing."5- - ! ' CWe have just got the documents wherewith , to. puncture an immense bubble, blown ; up fcy the New Albany Ledger, t . rVe will use it to-morrow. The Sheripfaltt. Below we publish the action of the Commissjoners as set foriboA uLelr uoLcw to - boerikf VVoltiint together with bis return thereon. We think Mr. Wolflin very successfully flanks the Commissioners, and we fear the Democratic effort to eet office in Vanderburgh County is destined to be ineffectual. The Union men propose to dispose of the county ofiiees. Boaedop Commissioners, June Term, I Vanibbuboh Coostt,; j JLD. 1865, Now here it appearing to the satisfac tion rf the Board that the office of Sher iff oi Vanderburgh County will be vacant on the 29 b day of Aogosf, 1865, by tbe frxpiratforr'of the term of oftice Of George Woltlin, the preseot SheriQ", and by tbe death of Robert Earley, who was elected SberifT of Vanderburgh County at the last general t-.lection: and it. also ap pearir.g tfiat"tbere wi!l be ' no regular session ot tan iioara until alter tne ex piration of the term , of office of said Wq'tiin; It, is therefore ordered that the Board proceed to make an appointmen of a Sheriff of Vanderburgh Connty, to bold the said ottice from the twenty ninth day of August, 1865, until his successor fchall be elected and qualined and Joseph L. fjox is now here ap pointed Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, to serve as such from the twenty-ninth day of Ancrust, 18b, nnti! a successor in said office of Sheriff shall be duly elected and qualified. ' State of Isiub"A, ) gS VABiDEEBUBGaCoOKTT, ) - - " I,' Victor" BIsch; "Auditor" in and for said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing ig a true and complete copy of the original, as the same appears of record in my office. Witness my hand and official us. seal, at Evansville, this 13th day of July, 1865 Victor Bisch, A. V. C. . , retpbx.J This order is based on two slight errors 1st The Board of Commissioners have no authority to fill a vacancy in the Sheriff 's office till one occurs 2d. No vacancy has occurrsd or is likely to occur. My term of office does not expire till my successor is e'ected and qualified, and it is no part of my intention either to resign or die for tbe accommodation of my interesting friends, Ben. Nurre and John Hogue. , Either these gentlemen have not knowledge according to their ceal or they are not "constitutional men." 'I refer them to Art. VI. 8ec. 2 and Art. XV. Sec. 3 cf the Constitution of the State. "It appearing that there wi3 be no regular session of tbe Board until after tbe expiration of the term of office of said Wolflin" (which, aa above shown will not occur for some months yet). and there being, consequently, no Board to make this return to, I am compelled lo make it to the public through the press. (jeoboe Wolflin. August 25th; 1885. - Graphic Statement of'Unconsldpred ,1' ,- , Trifles.":.' - . The following wsggish account of the duties and perplexities ot a- " Local," is from the pen of the Local ef the Louisvilla Union Press. We- fully endorse and' heartily adopt the views of the aforesaid. Local, especially, those portiona which 'relate to -ubiquity, the suppression of the names of. thieves, parties to cases of mm "eon, and rowdies, passbrokerage and bluck mail, and we desire i distinctly understood that we will accept no bribes on the street corners, unless they consist cf corner lots; and it must be further understood that we shall not furnish free passes to shows, tbe theatre, or on steamboats, as compensation for local, items or gratuitous advice, relative to the proper manner of conducting our columns. "' ' Personal. The Local wishes this morning to say a few words to his ten thousand friands in the city. He cannot be expected to be in several parts of the city at the same time, and therefore cannot be expected to pick up every little occurrence during the day. He tberetore requests that bis friends in the different sections of the city will report to him all murders, robberies, rapes, shooting affairs, sadden deaths, eta By doing this they will.- save him a great amount of -labor, and" confer a favor on the ten thousand readers of the Press. Fcr all such favors we will reciprocata The Local would also take this oppor tonity of making a few explanations, most cf which are applicable in his every-day transactions In 'the "first place, he. is not one of the proprietors of the Press, but ia workioor for a salary, (150 per week, more or less,) and has to consult the wishes and interest of the proprietors. They have devoted a portion of the paper to pews 'matter, and the rest to advertisements, for whicb there is etill room. The Local cannot be expected to .taste a brand of wine in a liquor store, and forthwith give the proprietor thereof the advantage of a column "pofl" Neither can he, for a handfaL of wormy pea nuts, Itemite a 4 confectionary narry time. He does not know bow many feet aqd inches a racehorse jumpejl on the third quarter of the last rjHl of four-mile heat He publishas the result of the races as they occur, and ia generally correct.,. . , 'lhe Local has no season tickets to the Mammoth Cave or the Hawesville coal mines, and therefore cannot lend them to families who wish to make a cheap summer excursion. Again, be does not have thirteen hundred and ninety-five tickets to every i&ow or thea"Ti -J!'?! .Ferfornlce ia the city: and if be did, it would not be right to distribute them all over the city. They are not transferable. He o-oaa tn plates as a matter of business, and .net

for plfAjsrs. Amusements pay for their advertisements, and should not be im-

oied on by persons who have the ad vantage. Tbe .Local is not personally acq nam ed with every 'star' actress, actor or ballet girl, and is not authorized to give introductions to them tbe n st day a!rr their arrival in the city. He baa so free passes over railroads and steam boats to lend. In a word, be baa no control over each things. - He cannot advertise a person's business simply because he has had extended to him the common courtesies of life. - Tbe Local is expected to TiabHsb the police proceedings as they transpire, and has not tbe power to leave oat the name of any person, simply because he or she is respectably connected. Therefore all of fers of tafg, cap?, boots, neckties or greenbacks for such favors wilt be in dignantly rejected, especiultt vhen offeted in the vresence of the proprietors. I be L.ocai cannot, or ongoi not, k do expected to miss a warm dinner (or tne purpose of witnessing the operations oi a new gan plough. Tnese are only a few of the things a Local has not the power to do. He has many favors shown him that he is thankful for, and daily meets oersons who have consider ation for his position. To these he is ever grateful, and assures those persons that they have bis daily prayers. In conclusion, allow the Local to give some valuable instructions to bis admir ing friends. He cannot attend a weddi'jr at an hour's notice, nor can he "s'aod no" with a couple every night. rT-csonot tro bail for a person at the police codrt simply because he has had an introduction to him, or because he is a patron of the -paper. He cannot in sert a marriage notice, accompanied with wine and cake, unless a small en velope containing fifty cents and a re sponsible name is sent along. He is cot prepared at all times to write verses for such things. - He accepts all presents that are not made in the shape of bribe. He is particularly fond of good clothes, and needs a hat badly (not a bad bat) at present No old clothes received' except as rags. Articles sent to bis residence not received until drayage is paid. In conclusion, tbe Local would re spectfully state that be is not an orphan asylom. He is not able to. adopt into bis family every foundling of the city. He will cheerfully attend to any legiti mate business on tbe street, but would prefer to have patrons -came to the office, where they will be civilly treated. s - Horrible Affbat One Mas Killed Tbe Murderers in Jail. Saturday evening about dark, an old man named James Knight, his son Joseph Knight, and three o'Ziet men who live ten miles west on the Fans road were returning from this city. When near tbe residence ol John Goodman, four miles of here they passed another wagon in which were ' Jordon Creasy, his wife, Casy Creasy, M. Van Creasy, James Black and Pleasant Noel. As they passed, the latter party hallowed to them to stop Tbe former not doing so, one of the Creasy s ran ahead and caught the reins ef Knight s horses, and the others com menced throwing stones and other mis siles knocking two of the men in Knight's wagon senseless. Knight then got out of the wagoo, when the villiang went at him with their knives, cutting bim on the bead, face, arms and abdomen in a most horrible manner, from the effects of which he died yesterday afternoonJoseph Knight, going to the assistance of bis father, was cut in several places, but bis wounds, although severe, are not dangerous. Tbe villians then went on toward home. In the meantime the neighbors attracted by the attray, collected to th number of some tweoty-five, and gave pursuit About fonr miles from the scene of the affray the assaulting party was overtaken, iney made no resist ance, and were brought back. Yester day they had an examination before Morgan B. Jarred, a Justice of the Peace, in Sugar Creek township, who held the men in several sums to answer at the Circuit Court. Noel obtained bail, and the Creasys and Black were bronght to the jail here yesterday evening. The wife of Jordan Creasy, who ia tbe principal prosecuting witness, was held to appear in the sum of $1,000, which security she failed to obtain, was also placed to jail. u John P. Baird appeared for the prose cution, ana nuiiam Alack for the de fence. . We understand two of the Creasys have been in the rebel army, and the others are of similar strina. Wabaih Pxpress. Looal Notices. OIOX COUHTT COSTESTIfjy. The Union County Convention for Vanderburgh County will be held in the COURT-HOUSE in Evansville on ' SATURDAY, SErTEHBER Sal, for the nomination of candidates for the various County Offices to be Toted for at tbe ensuing October election. i A large attendance is desired. , Jaug26 dtd ,'. ' The Hebrew School The Hebrew School will re-open in the new Hebrew Sy. nagoguo,on Sixth street, corner of Vine, on Monday next Mr. J. W. Knight, for a long time connected with the Public Schools, will take charge of the English department, and is a teacher of rare ability. Rev.' M. ' Foold continues Frinctpal of the School. This is one of the most interesting Schools in the city, and every pupil should be entered at the commencement of the session.' HaT Roberts dc Gresham , near the Post office, have received all the' exquisite, delicate, and fragrsnt Perfumes, Handkerchief Extracts, Colognes, Cosmetiques, Pomades, Hair Oils, Fancy Soaps, Flavoring Extracts,' Ac, Ac , now in the market.: ",' . " -' . CITI GB0CKRT-0T8TSBS. We receive daily, by Express, a superior quality of Fresh . Baltimore Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in half or whole cans or by the case. All Oysters warranted. Cross, Davis & Co., Third Street between Main and Locust. -August 28 tf. - ' lyThe Sunday School Convention of Vanderburgh connty will meet on Taesday and Wednesday next, the 29th and 30ih inst . Tbe meeting will convene at the Walnut Street Church, at 9 o'clock, A. M., Tuesday. , "Delegates from every school in the county will be expected to be present. A Children's Mass Meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. ' Tbe delegates from the country Schools will report to the Committee on Reception, which will be in attendance Tuesday morning to see that they are provided with accommodation. August 28 Jt .,

Portrait PAtrmra. .Persons wishing

to get a fine Portrait in Oil of them selves can do so at Becker & Prescott's, Nos. 6 and 8 Second Street. -They also paint Portraits from Dagaetreotypes and Ambrotypes of deceased persons. ang25 lwd OYSTERS ! Tarn now receiving daily by the Adams Express, Maltby's unrivaled Baltimore Fresh Oysters, in crns and kalf caoa. For sale, wholesale or retail, by . - Henet Hermann, . ; Sole Aeent for MaVoy's Oysters. August 26 dlw " a Persons in want of an A No. 1 job. of Painting, Graining, G'azir?, is., can have it done immediately by applying to C. W. Osborne.1 0k and Rosewood Imitations done to perfection. Particu lar attention given to Paper-Hanging in all its branches.' 1 ' "5 "' Shop under Thcrnbill's Saddlery. ' aug23 .lw . .. t Hancock House, Henderson, Kt. We direct attention to tlii alvertisement of this elegant Hotel, which bai passed into tbe bands of Messrs Rives A John son, experienced hotel keepers, who have renovated it throughout, and are deter mined to make it equil to the beat hotels in the State, whether,, ia or outside tbe city of Louisville, Give them a call JKafA fine assortment of Boy's Back-. la Shoes and Congress Gaiteri, at 'the Boston Boot and Shoe Storej No'.'S, Second street . ' V' - .! i " ;:; SSoldiers and their heirs who want their claims promptly collected, should call at the office of Win. Reavis on Main st, between 3rd and 4:h over Keller's Gun store. .',':, ; . aug3tf AMNOUitCEMEHiT. For Common Picas Judge. '.W r anther i -d lo aasounco that Jadi. JOHN PITCHEB will continue to -rr m Jadge of tha Common FIraee Cott-t In the d strict composed of the ooucfiea ol To-oy, Tsudarbnrgh, Warrick, and Gibson, if tle,-,rd at thienralt g Octobtr election. ' Ha. EoiTot : Fleata aunouiicj' to yonr readers that WM. L0TD3N, of Ponry Cctinry, s candidate for Jadge of tbe Common Picas C nrt. In tba D strict oompoaed of tha ooonties of Poaey, Tanderbnrgh, Warrlok and RllMOn; For Circuit Judge.' WH. r. PABBKTr will ba a casd'dalo fjr rselectloa to tbs offlee cf Circnit 3adgt, for tie Flltesntb Js llclal Oiieult , cempwrd of tbs conn. Hea of Crawford, Parry, Sreacer, Warrick,' Taaderbnrgh ani Posey, at the esaulDg Oetober fUc tion. ' S -J t- - "' V . For Sheriff. ., :,, ' Wa ara aatboriud to suacancs that JOiikPU B. COX I a candidate fur tbe offl.ee! SliarlH of Tandrbnrgh Couoly, at thn tnauii.g October election. . , au2J. For PrcslcntlBg ALtoraey. Ws are sntborlsad to aancaucs that LEWIS C. 6TINS0N will ba a candidate, at the ccat Ooleber sleet ion , for the offlre ol TrosrcntlBg Aturaey for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, compose! of tha OCBnlies ofOrawfird, Perry, Feeitcxr, Warrick, Posey and Tanderbargb. Ws are authorised to announce (hat CHARLES E. MA Br ft will be a candidate, at tpe n-xl October election, for the cflloe of Protccming Attorney for tbe Fifteenth Jadiotal Clccnit, composed of tba counties of Crawford, Perry, tpen rr, Warriok, Tandcrbnrth and Poaay. 'Jytt TOBlCCrONISr. G. A. Cutler & Co., ' MAiWAOTcaia or "( CHEWING and SMOKING Tobacco.' WYANDOTTE TOBACCO WORKS. MP Putnam, Ecott A Cntler are our Agents at su281w KASSAS ClTl,Ms. GROCEitS. J. . PUTNAM -MHN S. SCOTT 0. A. CUTLER Putnam, Scott & Cutler. WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARBOw ts iOMMJSSIOX a;: . MERCHANTS. .' He. West Levee - - Kansas City, No. NOTICE. XT0TICE I HEBKBT OIVEJf THAT WIL 11 FORO VIRGIN, sged fourteen year, mat April, light hair, fair coiuplxivDratid who wa bound to me, but left n r mt,lor. Warning Is girsn te aarsoss not to ha bor or ea.p'ey .aid Virgia, or to credit bim on my aceoaat, a. 1 will pay no debts of bit contracting. 0O28-1W. JOB STAFFORD. AUCTION. Quartermaster's Property ; : ai auction ; ' . 1T7ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTWXi AT V V the U. S. 1. At. Office ia Araosrilie, Ind , tbe follawing ttaartermtatrr s p o.erty : S Bandings fhospitsli J, each 200 feet lotg by 33 feet wide. . -I Buill log (Bewecks Ko. 1), 1U ftat bg by 31 feet wide. 1 Bnlldlng (Barracks No. 7), 1AJ f.ct long ly IS SMt wide. 1 Building (M antion House Wlgaaai), 6aS feet long by 3d toot wi !e. S'ablse,eacbII2fiatlongly32laetwlri. ' 1 Barn, 61 laet long by 30 fee' wi.ie. 1 Barracks, 6 feet long by 16 met wide. I - 40 - 1 . S " each 16 - Hi" : . 1 Bbed Stable, 6 " 11 Wltb oat-baildlns? and shads atUch.4.' 1S.Q00 Oaway Bags. S0,nu feat Poplar Lumber. - ! l.TIZ.i'ii pounds of Corn, (dsmsged), saitabls for d stllhrrs. S.SOO bsahsls Plttsbnrg Co.1 ( .era snak, ta. getber with a large lot o anaerriceobie property, coosistinc of tioraee. Mules, Army tVeot'S. Spring Wasons. Draya, Baroeas. -wM m, Spa as, Shore U, Axas, Pick, Axes. Paulina, Bota, Teats. Blaakau, Ac, Ac. Sala to ommeaar WedseatHy, September 61 H. lSS-Sat 10 o'clock a. m , acl sosti.as from dar to day, antil all Is sold. ,. ' , .T 7 JTerms caahfu. . enrrency), ar.d tan rr cent, will ba raejalrad os all bHs when secepted Persons porebatlsg buikdioca mast remdra them withia thirty daje. and all etbar property Immediately after tbe sa e el see . W.CTSRTKO. ar.28-ts.p6 Captain and Am't H M. BOOTS & SHOES. . F. W0Q - F. M.SPELGSB Wood & Spelger, f a ; WMoUaala Dealers Im ' ' ' BOOTS AND SHOES, sioss 50.533 mais sraur, ; Bet. 5th aad 6ta. Boath 6id), aaJtSa,, AVOT;iSVIl.l.lf, Ky. MUSIC. l Singing Class JS SOW BEISQOnOAiilZiSDASDCOKDCCTd ky J O. Smith at tbe Third Street Xethod st Chore h. Thorn wiehiag to tmprora is reading manic, aad take part ia th Coocetrt which will ba giTea at tbe close of tba School, will pleasa Band ra their aam.e early. eaT-ai.Biee enrolled receipt of Concert fare, 60 reau. ao fu ther chargs mad-. - School Behcarsina dailr ai S and S a'aiack! aag-vl St s k . . -

NOTICE.

How airo You, Andy t I S ,5...Wtlt TO TUB NOTICa! OF A. J. 1 BCTCHieoS 'headed "Fork artr that R wa'd. WLareby aa proposes to prera la .tale mantcslato tbs City Coaeril. ci lt Moad.y TrB" . oy a preamble aad reeolattooa preaented V? ,.,lcVcU Catoa r ire Compear. o tne IS b of J arte, lice. r fjd,T. T. JV"1 P ty Aat preamble aad neolotione, thtt tne t,nloa Fire Company rafaaad totoraoat. Xoaaiaa.lyprora that tba Oompaoy eerereil all cuaeectKm with the city Ftre !) partxect, and that they prorated the key cf tte Entue-hoaee, tog v bar wtth tba Engine and at pare, a , to He city Mtjoi, which the mpe , B rr d.bied. - B? ,"'E P" U 1S5, Mian a Bxk of the Cum n Conocil. it wttl basses that tba bepta.e ai,d roans America F re Corner X adopt, d a m lar preamble aad reaolatiooa, aad t .a. t he ioo.moa Coenetl declared t base Cum pa-ale-dKbaoded. VI hen run brag forward the proof that the Union tire Oampaey re waad to ma cut to Sraa, the proof to aa tha same aa stared before, by eome p roa or pereoas who b.ee at least a- me rgard v, train, then eome forwa d f roor0 raw-rd.; We will then ' fork erer ih-i rewwu," a d no sooner. . Vot state for bar, tbs pre ten a opou whlck tha Conpaoy to jk this action, M la'ae, and adtamtt to p ore it b tba nperloi a commute, ol waw-k Tju weirs a number, bat you d d at t tiga that rep.t,.howia. thtt yen did not arae with tha ciher two memters of the com mi t tea, aa to tbe an'.nal a) propriatiooa. which charge we hart ia.n aa misr, ana win t rot, it so by lite report o i the- seeie cor-mitte la id for runs in format Ion we w 11 p-bl-ah that part of tbe rtpMlof aaio etfT.mi;tet rriaiiie te tneebote, to wit: That, from tba 17 h dr of Noran,br. 1AVI. tha fol ori Heme had beea paid tbe f Jlowi g Companic, ia a-ldl ion a the annual appropnarioa, ('Dtfauinr Ihercbr tha anniiil annronrimiioa fue . . . I.Ij. . . Tonsg Aaasria. . ; ,. to - IT 4c. Washi gtoa.. , Union .M . - Ti SI ISJ 67 1 he ahora la your prtHif that t a Bralaaaa rnoa - u. ci'mpany . tarn action lar.lae. has I r our i.roo, trial it la aot, and that yon aiala aae-a Btakmeat that le atlas. Th.i.aiib. far bet Slat a i ; . : . i t . , . . And as tha aperoprlatloa for tbe present aaar. tour comrnMt-e recommend thai -rh rAn,.., b alloarrt tbe aum M oae hundred aad Sfly dotUra, la City Oidere, to be p id, Ac , (aas Mina'e iw ai vemra. ucaari', pace I7r. This lepert was i adr Jane lih. laiS. Ofceaiai. the ootaaiittaa snaaat, when hr report for tbs present year, lor taa year 11 The I nlos Fire CompacT fid not retaire anr aroroDriatloa frosa the i.ommon Cooneil from May I6it, ap ta r" j . iow, or, d oae year ana eignt n.oaite i to alore aa annual aporosriatioB wis Teceirei t , the yr la6, and tbs city bocks will Sot ho they d d. Ag-ia, The amoonts set onoosls each Coraeaae. as tece.red lr them, are err -aeons. Br re'Hrri.a t. the e.:conuu ol tba diff.ir.Bt Flra Companies wun me cur, it ea a. lu. u and It or rite 1.m1 g r, it wi I ba Ml that the i-tng America recatTtdl 44 6 Instead of f ISO A'ptuua do 10 IS do IT 40 w sbitigton o Ihh do Ti SI I'aioa do 176 31 da 153 oT , The abors amounts ware paid for faraitare, re. .airs . a engine buna-, eoglue. hose. Ao.. aad act eu. cut aa aouoal appruprtalioa. ADur, ii yoa want aay mora reward, wa will glre o ksoihertnportanl'T to m.ka S1VI Taa aiatud, in last maating of Iba Coma a CoaaalL hat y ulid irn an appropriation t. the second s or . Bi n, (or kskIs, aa it w.a called). Now, If yon w II pr .re that yoa ga a te the Company or any memoer tteracf, any money aa aa npprouiat:on to ray cr fl at ensina, (esc pi by way .f InKea.) wa will pay yon SiW for said p oof. bvnie, ao)- n ara as good at yoar word, abd oeria. uly cat. prjye that, toa-ie forward aid prora y or .laiemer t and rl.im tha reward. B. car-iQ, ana son 1 1 tnem mlrleal yo agala. How ate you, Anty. , . ly order or tbe Company. , - J A BtUEB, Vice President atAkTir etoLTi, Secretary. . ao2S WANTED TRADES. ww SADDLERS ' AB , II An.XKSSJrlAKEKS. - Ws wl b to procure thetarrlaia of Foes Gooa SaM.tasaad Fnta Goes Haaaiss Mutu, to whom the , liio man prices will be paid la ra.b Work eonttaat. (nr place of boalnstsiaOerasbva, Ky .thirty miles bore Kreasr It's, en tbe Ohio rirer. raiLAMDia BbabACo. SMT Apply to H. K. Bead, of U.S Srm of Motgaa, Bead A Co. aojl tf W NOTICE. A ST PEBSO S B AVIN'f CLAIMS AOA1.1WT i a ae eie.aier b. Jl. Dnukrrsoa will pl-a ' re.aat lbm to day. nwtt JOUN ADAMS, Clark. DRUGGISTS. i d. aostar.. s9. i. tiSKsatm NEW DRUG STORE! . TSgw Finn!! ROBERTS & GRESHAUT, ' DEALERS IS Trgm, pf edlrleies. Palate, Oils. Dye tie lee. Para Wtmca taa Uraa. . rtlss, or Medical Pmrposea. Patent Sledlclass, . Kte., Kte.XiOouat mtroot, (best Door to Post OlBcs ) EVAKSV.'LLE, ISD. PbysldsBs prM.-rlptlons carefully com pnnioea. . . aog2,dl IEQAL. Administrator's Notice. XJOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEIf THAT TH I W TATf rljta- 4avraka4 latm uaa mnau.1 a-J A J I l. - r " i K" " uisi i nsj' rav (f-r ol tt Mts.t of UrBrpA W. Iiavrdlo, drcTaVawtl r-"i 'EA1149 isj upptMa to Of BjtMTnt. . 26 3ww a. W Cai'TE, A4m' NOTICE. To Whom, it may Concern A Lb ARTICLES EST BT PABTIES IB the rare of Thorsas Oi.Turd aad A. W. Car. penr t- their fHoorls ti Cailiornla were Inst at sea, or oe wr-ca or the usmar Ootdea Bnle, may w n, nagM HOOP SKIRTS. ! '31. Levy, HOOP 8KIRT MANUFACIUEER, i - So. (ecend Street, Balwsn AT ala ard f yeamcre Streets). 1 . .. " ' ' ' RTAWBTILtE, IKD ii'.np nuts r-parred i ordar. mrS-aes To Purify, Earlckt the Bl.oxl, aad Beautify IbeCumpiasrc-n, nee Usfmbold's Hlgalr unii4 asiract bareaparilla. Oae bottle SCHOOL. : MISS HOOKER . . AND iIISS HOUGH ' : WILL OPES A SELECT SCHOOL, On MoadaT. Sentember 4th. ITK THE SCHOOL EOOJIS OF THE Cf M8ERXABD PBZ'BTTEBIAH CHTBCH. . TEB.3SBI Thorough instrsntloa la all tha English breach s, per sts.oa of 2J wka , Latin, Franca and German, ach . . , , Lie o' piuo for PrM-iaiD," . " 10 00 ti Ml 00 10 00 .rawaif Plain and laey r-'ed!ework... Tnition to be naid auartartr. la adnata. i 00 It earnestly hepeo that pupils will be entered pr-mstly t-.a brst d.y of the beaat', a. It Is import .nt that ttey t. daned as loon as nos.ll.ls. aorfl. . HOTEL. Hancock House. HATIXJ LEASED THIS SPACIO' S HOTEL In Usuderaon, fcr fire years, the underaimed bars. Refltted and Refarxtlsbed ft Tbroughoat, Ac J shall ass srery rffort to make ff a pleasant aad attractive heme for trarnksra aad rieitore. Q THo Tatolo Will kesops led wltb the best the oowetry eflords. I b its seei. aa erary attratloa will be glees! to tea comfort fcl saeets, who will bwwalbdaa by polite and ate. atlre s r rants A liberal patroaege ia reepeetfntly aolieited. RIVES A JOHboOJS. aacSt.r!3m. Proprietors. COAL. TXlX-O Uotloo. I WILL BEREAFTEZ KEEP A LARGE supply of bswbtug Co at taa Ian dies', aad pernor desirous of laying in tbair winter supply will lasra ordare wttfe Harbarat A Whlttaser, No. A, Waasr Bweat, , . . WM. LOVSL

DISSOLUTION . NOTICE".

THE PALTXEBSEIF HEB1TTOFOEE EE lating b-Iw-ea tks on-den gaed, ander i be same cf Igta,rcoU A Jewell, to thla d.s di. eolred br mutoal coeaent. All aoatn da the firm are to ba pai l to E ward Ingia. Taa bu.mb ta atiU ecsdootel by E. Inglv E. ISGtE, B. StXiTT. angl tf R C. J A WELL. EDUCATIONAL. - Evansvillo CQLLEGIiTE SCHOOL For Boys. The Racatar Isttrwctioas la ihi. I n-t iim . will bagta Mond.r. tbs tth of leptambar, at S clock am. I skill bs la tha Fcbol Booa, .r tbe recptlua of scholar., f.-om Monday, the iiib of A o;oil, erery day of tba weak, from tha hoar 01 it a. m. to is a , la seder to. Aad obi aha b oka they bare aad Bead. w e intend to Bl act oar e holars either for tbs satpoee of ant wing a y Colieare of tbta oouatrr. or to deroie th-maairae to any kind of hnemeet. Tne Moders aad t laasical Languages, Nataral Pa loaophy, etc. w II ta taacht br tha aaUar. .igaed. while Esgll h Oramaaar, Omnoeil'o-, DecramatloB, Ma hematics, Aigbie, eta., shall ba toetra-ted by a tho-cagh American Teac. ar. Tbe room choose ie la tbe third story el Chandler's B:ock, facta g First sneat. 1 here are foar terms la oaa year : I. BefluBing tbetthoi Sept , and c'oeloit Vor. 2 t, B'giaaing the 27lh of Nor., and closing F B 17 neinsin( ins ista ot t en., aaj e.ofaf il.T l, 4. Beginning tbelSih of atsy.andcloatng July ill There w 11 be a abort aaoataaa kt Chrlstmaa ami Ssw Tear. . . , !,, Tallloas are fiVOA piyablh wltbia te flrs'l week tf each term. ... Thesraat oeo eiity of ao InsUlatlm af this kind for a thorough aduratloa of the r ath of this oity, caaawe me ta teller, that, t aitay ieok upon yoa aa ore of lis patrons. jMspscituMy, ! . . Btnanui.il, A. ..,' isrnrscss:' ' a. A. LAWBK' E. EeM : ' W. E. FBEMCH, iso.; . ; I .. , , ' W. HEILMAX. tea ; , i ). W. W A B k K M, Es ; ' T. ttlMSUT N. Era Bar. U. RCaU'K, A. at Private Instruction TO THE LATHS AND OEtiTKM tS OF inn rwAi-a. ... There will be soaas lime left to me is the aflarboob and erentng to ecoept some prlrate echolars f r toe ln.tr art Ka la the Moaera aad tttaaaacaJ Lang carea. f 15 10 par tares for ta.nly-l. nr a. sons, payable is aJrauca - Appllcatli'se may be ten al lbs Basic Blore of Wari.s A Cony Br toe. aug.lm PbOF. W SlSKHcLD, CLOTHING. as t m- . X3 Q 1 G C a O rsr, ewes .1 I Car a-i 'Ja 8 kerfs e ener " . ' Hojt p.H leJ r-. am!'.r.0 1 s-s d p 'amsai r eaa 0 KM 2 5 -s S Q S . " '"53 . a-5 C3 3 "' ' ' S o "3 " ' Car ,Q Haw) Q P.'wq c3 . - - w rjj msH (f Car CD C t aal , " .kmr . rm ' til ( t i 1 k EaK?l 111 C C-iCvl V," J .a. -Eafrnj g fj ) .- v -a -e. o - ; I: W as - CITY NOTICES L'wUsT kl.t, 1MJ. I ORDER FOB BBICK 1 IDE-VALES. Aad saw it is hereby ordered atrd d'rectad by tbeCoaaaaoa Coearat tb. city ef Eraaeriba, that tbe ewuars of all lota or parts cf lots front. in ta oadjoiBloc taa nor t a est side of Locoat sweat, from Fowria sireat to ItaCaasll aortbeaataidof Foartb str-c. -rr m Maya te EVmat at ran U ; nortb-eayrt sdicf Sttthetree , lr m M.ia to Lecn.1 a-erata. l- aa'd ei y, caa.a aHawalke tbareoa te ie brMMbt u the pr'tar Rrade. and that they car..e aiJa-w-li-s of ela-s fca.lt bs laid "en tbe e--r wltnia ininy o.j. caUieatlOB af tarn order. A. M. MRirP, da'k. City Clark's OfBoe, Angaa'. I -.. j . Btt.ss-St Col a copy WALL PAPER. &cLiJJZBT RECEIVED A LAR4E ASD WELL tUetad ssoetaeeat at Wail asd Window epers. pUia aad Sgared, wMoa tbe poblte ars ar-tad 10 sell and asmm la. before parebasttig hewbr-s. , , Alan M aaw swpply of Taanysoa's taw poem B- Aaa la paper awsere. arloa tn oaa, . . . r near v. a NOTICE. . Hotice of Application. Ik-OTICB 18 HERERT CtVESf THAT THT. i. aadareigaad will aoely ta tbe Board of Connty Commissioners of Vaad rbarga ccuoty, at tbeir a-XI resmlar saeattrg, (or lite-nee to s.11 latezteailoe; I oaore la saaaltias kes tba a quart. , My pUa. of burioeas, aad tks era ansae oa abtch tbe liquors ars to be sold. Is knows as the bcaes reeeatir ooeapM ty taeU. O S. Departeata, em Lecast street, .a perls of lorn f sod S. Is tbe city ef EraasrUi., Yeaderbeigh aoamty, Indiana. - aaclft-Swd X. H. B. WBICafT.

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WHOLE iaLE NOTIONS. '

Buy Your ITotions of a motion Houso. 1 i . - H. iVI. SWEETSER SWEETSER & EDWARDS ! .sir : ' IMPORTER s JOBBER Fancy Goods AND a' :iH5riM.'' f ' N0V20 UlniuSt., EVANSyiutE. IND. i 1 " . . . I am bow recelrlrg the best asaortmaat ef rail asd Wiusir Uxls anr eS re I in Ihl. . atket . . 1 wou.d ca l tua at er.lL a of b srs lo the d-.-1'i.e is pri'aa. I i te T- nr at-a I, a Ii the tl.t ef 0 . d below mention d It will giro row a ge-i.ral M a-f my -lo.-k, wh ra U aj.t. raiep ale thee ai taa . I Ik. II 'id rr.r B red lb tnis eacUua of lb eeii Iry 1 , nerfrr pearant the gr al dllfl ealla wh-ch lu.y r- la a of la a up., riei red la pfrurlig r I lines of Uo-d.. I hare .1 eerd no p ins lu aak. - tag at at as en m-n 1 I embtacet the choic-.t ra-erti s f I ab for Ra and liont t le 1 s, ln Biicg Fsnflf Si well as Slap e a-11. t a, . Itahei bea.y aim ti share wl h 1 S'ch.. r I 11 a uaaes ga'i ai bl !' g art. uoe, Largs Psrctsaas aad leak Pameola. SPOOL C0TT3N. J. A P. Cere-., Ore. PaaMe'e, Wllllmasllc, Oiy and Mo.NasKai'., B sh. a Clark's. 1 tjtt im , j - aiua A A. . " tkhrt. Ernbrcllerr. M naVCaV Milk akftJ OeaVnaaml BurroNs. Pearl Shir-. Rai'i.r V.i aad C at, s'l We at Lanti g. Veiiet, tie, hi k, irress. Hose, Pasts ang A site ! BINDINGS. Atpsea. t'slon l'i-e a-d M.k. (A fall liaa.) 1 BEWINOSiLK. Skein eajd anoe.'le . r r. s', f s M.rs', Me-hl-e. Embroliery, Aaaarleaa aad Isaldtn, Is poBnis. 1 ; . PiNS. mr ob aad We-e Mr s P as, bast .elltr. Ik N os. S. A, 4, . S aad T, al aeariy Iba a gratis pr a li.lghl added. NEKDLE3. ' Croaley A Son'. B.r'lei 'a P.esl'sh A Ileaalsg'., lu has. I, I 1,1 M T, I I til 10; aa. aon.d I" In 'a a a, r 1 lu , g 10 , and S te lu, bulb la barp a d II taa re. i X.L&ST1C GOODS. Curilt and rrl 1. Mubalr K'a.l e, el k asd Cot toa ss le rirs'dsArm Klasins, Laallss' aad Cullilteaa Gartais I TAPES. a 1 IW, fir. a. R a k, a ala andassorled Colloa Sisy B. tiding., from ko 2 l 10. I CO 11 BS. vmi'-'M . iiin.w, nn-eer ana llirr ritie. Ii a, I ory, Rub'-r, Kaaey Ra I aid Shall Ta. k i Re ler, II rn and Wood Cocke! 1 U ra and Ran bet lira en g. a d sn eudle. rarlety of Rubliar, A'rt,aad Ojodyaar's talent, In Noe. tu, so, 1 ' aad 17. ! S0AP5. Consists rf Colgate's. Roeheal-r, Chemlnal a.ika aid Ihoma. Wor ttry'e.ln CMehor, Paa. Hra, f roan Windsor. II, .n-y and Caetlie, Tkoeip. bos s Vk - and B lauk.e aad Military Hi bring, and Olic-rln. " PERFUirlfRY. talili'i, B tii's, Jm s Meil a Bros, asd &che.ar ihi. la 1 e'naoe, Mesk, Bear's aad R'-ss Oil, Pomade a -d SMwiled Kx rente. ! TCI LEI ARlI LES. Toilet Pf. l r, inoih I a. , Powd'-r and Pa g B"ar, lrr, R.iige, Lily Wl.iu, Bao'lollus sb I Mean Fsa. BRUSHE1. iJch, Ptirt, lia r, -.lii. ball. Hbar'eg aad Sl.os Ilraabea; alao, a nke Sine Featbar Dusisr. ! BEADS. ts.Vst Kfl U ft HOOP SKIRTS. J W, Brulley's " Dspias kl l. ilr." or Doal'le , St.l ring Iliop fkir s. Alarge.n-I aonpl.ta as.ortmawt ha thUie', Mlj' md Laflte , IX 1 and "4 kvaa Ti. b Uaud ijted, - - - - 3 - CO a SETS. Franrii Wore an t t mm Iran, la While aad Col. or. d. rbnergeat awasrtsaeat la theclly, bom Mo. 1 His. , , - - WALLETS. ' ' DAfwp, m' I wl pv or ay, is. rtai ptayr, asti w sviss Por- M' rfiir-t, LaU' Ctinut h ftAit . JET G00D3. ';? - Wide Belt B'laaw.. lata t ,!-, la Boa-, Ontta P-rr.baari4 Out, -hauo-a, kl.-r. Bui tons, Vest , Plus aad Breast rins. HEAD NEIS. , Bilk, efohair, lansbl. ci ki trimmed Is tbe tateet stylo. . . , ' RIBBONS. 1 -"? " IM'k sad T ti-.. Vele.t Booaet, TaSMa, aad ' i'A, Ja d lJi .icb Salt Ribkaa, la tllark. Pery e, Piak, .is, Migrate, Leather and Brow... latest atjri,je ....... ! - NEtKTTES. A eemptsee aasrtswat af ikr man desirablestyles. eat r . I - J a. asL. A A B I hi ' STATIONERY. Lettar, "esa, O p. Bi'l "4 Paper; Fsre sps ra all ewlors, S eel Pan., Pencils, psn faUiloara, A';. UNEV THREAD. Cbats's, liaW'e a, St - art aa.. a.alaSa. - - r SlTNoBIES. - ' ' Ceb'-Cor. i.a Ca.ti.ord, t .tat Ores bat. tfeadie. Hooka and Syes, E . g r Bit gs. WeuA Ostfda, ftbe bra , I en si.d Cottos Fioea, shos Laos, , i.siin asys. Crs t I a ea Tana Tnam'Of, ateel r w , rs. e lie bilk sad Leataar B Ha, Vwl'n rle.e, 0 anal Bis d , Ovar.d -rm H - f, Wrapp eg Payer, avbel -bona. Ladle." i se, W-'),ni.g, eig Vsl;s, Silk Floss, rpaoiee as. T ba so B x-a, Bla Psaetls. COLLARS. rT-ln.w.r'.O'-a a , . Via smttii'a Br'.a. roa.mpl Cr-mntoa " Brrca, I, n... (jo .era l .11 kli.d. and aires. Ladle-' Ja o"-- Col ar..(aa. a tleei. ' Ot Lara aud CfcC. lass, s an Haaraisg Collars. GLOVES Mmt'Strt CU..e and O 1. lit', Meat' Kid . ' . . . - , ,h r- Bv.a ...ii v. m, avea. ALk, Wonl. aai g nal ra is y of .tyles. LADiES' KO'IEEY. Lam fa w 01 H .a, of Pla a, Biaa, MixaJ. White and --,ma4 Ra tno a , ia eaeor ed alaasi Mhsea'and (h droa' Is b.xes a- sorted si Baa; Macs' Homemala, Marino a ,d All-Wwel .oods, a floe aas rtaarft A eompb-te aaa.rtm.nt .f Maea' and Boys'. SHIRT E03 IMS. A compute eaaonment la French Wr. j Plain Lines Fronts. " - WOOLEN GOOrSa ' ToorsepeU, at.eati a la cat, eg to m Wool. a Gwioda, ta tba latest striaa of u-CZT 1 1.. ti ..r. r r . . . l , " wz-wim, ranting ca s Nt bbawkwOsaa bkirt .Led-v ak uts, Drawers, Nabw CARPET BAQ3. , A somplets assort ikes' Railroad. cVrfl.1. -a-. rials; sgvue aagXl laatog lraoka. wall aad see