Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1865 — Page 2

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Lot a bcxcw nr all bets f a ring Tb Snd-rwil be suitable wwirW tj leaving tn w at 'be Jonrnel aeplS-tf1 "" ' " " x WAN TED. -IITASTEr BT A fMill FAMI' '.T. WITHVV ooteltlllre , eCottaeo hoo.se or etrtof a honse, ewtsritnr 4km roen aid kite boa, with. In a shirt,r4lstc ef Mt or Lex net strata. Addresa lUt1.. Eraser ille P. . (epSS-ls A C001 COOD VEVfALE COOK HOSE HEED A. XV pi tH laaovuBKiidH. Apply at tbe BllilJ 1W, M AHftlOJi ilOt'&E. Ol A ft FEB MOSTH ISO A3EXTS O !-' ' wanted In every County and 8UC. to ell Tw Ikstlr.i- Sawts Uat-Hivi, price J2; f-1 1 y ltcenm-i andee p.teot f Mows, Wklr A Wilson, On fi t dt Bk.r. ad Slager At Co. Wa will py a-iontbly salary and expense, or allow a ri eoporalolra '. For panlnlar illustrated catlrs&ril. territory. An - enclu a tamp aod. add... P AG K At HOTUenn. acta airrnt PfT the Coked feta'ee, ta BamtnnV tr. Toledo, Ohio. . . iaW4l V,rArTKD-. ASNTS-FOB "THE BSCBBT tV tfervice, the Field, the Posgeon and the Firi a.4' L I Alljtrl li. JHcbernsoo, n Tril.une rf.rr..tir.nHif.t. Tha abo-ve wor rk will embrace Mr. Rlcbardein' tmparallad experience tor t.ni years; traveling tbrooga to Booth la the secret service of tba Triton at me oaioraea of tha war r; with oar armies aod 8tts. both East , dnrlng lb flret lJ rears of lha rebelen I Wut ,!r!., lha Ant twa Tl lion: hi. tbrilliof caplora a-blle rnnnlng tba bettrltraon tba sissleal.l river at V Ickahorg, mn more 'bin naif hi companion wara altbar killed or wstiwied ; hi oonBotmeat for twenty niths la seven dilWeut rebel prisons ; h a eacape e'.d elatoet njlrarwlon jonrney by nlvht of ura'ly I'') rail", aided by aegroa and Gnloa muiiMtltial of Bortb Carolina and Tennessee, tbrunub tha enemy's country to oar liars, giving a most Tll llnnr plctara of tbo war. Tacbars oi lnfirl,laerit ytiKDg an, aod aapaclaily rstural and ftliabUd aoldiira, In wut of profitatiio mbli.rnjrnt, will Bud it prtillrly adapted to lbir cuuJitloa. W bavaaKaota elearlnc f 160 ptr noutb, bicb wa will prors to aoy doubting appuctir. t-na ir circtiiars. Addiw - JOS EH SHOD A CO., -14 W. Fourth t., Olooinnatl, OUlo. ani("J7,dwAtln , JSgentH "Wnnteci . ' . vast rnic STAhtiXRD HISTORY OF TUE 10MPI.FTK In ona LA ROB ROYAL OCTAVO V VuLlMK otnvAr liMcacas, aoleudldly lllo' tratwl with 127 fine port rats of Oosarala and bnttlen'-nn. Tbla Is Jast tba book the poojla want, ann prr-i.ts a rara ciulc ur araais. Ttsr-brs, ladli. anargi-tlc tons and rspcclally ratnrnad and disabled ofnoere and aoldiars, lu wanto' ur,niablo aoiploynaat will Aad It paca llarly A pird to tbnir coDdltioaj. tnd for elr culars aad e ottr trai. Aduram, - JOtfKH.BBOS. A CO , a.pKI,;ia,. . U WattAtb Hi real, Oiaclnaatl, 0. FOR SALE AND BENT. GOO ACIIIH OF FARM LAND IN THBEI mlla f Kvaasrllla, of which acre are In a-Koad atate of caltivatloa ; 00a timber ; on il tha Last tiacts of land la tha oonaty. Alaa, a lireat Kaiitty of AJuall Iiaeta, Uoasaa and liultdinc Lots, will ba sold on reasonable terms, noma of lha Houses, and oo farm, for Bent, by - - A. JOUNeON, a7-tf , . Bcal Kstala Agent. gs'y."i'i.i 1" .!..' 1 j r FOR RENT. TK WILL. BENT, FOR ONE OB KOBE VV years, ail tba bnilitlair aa Lneost stieat, between Water strMt and the Alley, bat recently 00m pled by th Oomsotsaary and Q arte master I.prrmenta j also, win rent tba Blacksmith ribop on Mala street, near tba Canal, oa reaaooable trrre, fyU-dtf ' M0K0AN, BEAD A CO. TOR SALE. A FI 118? CLASS BKbTAOHABT AND BIL. IflABO ItAt.l'ON, with Furtitor la good rdar. tu plain slreit In Vinranuea. F. r t rim, Inquire ol Iglebart A Vlebe, EtansTille. I nit -,,a'. 0, la . W. P. CBAKDLEB. . I.LAl IIOAT-fUITAIllB FOB A BT0BE ' b-st It I 7 frat long and IS feet wide. For fnriber tnforaaatoa eennlre of Hod A tlarr, turner of atcaruora and Water attest, or of a. a. i .i, aa tna boat, nsar tba Wigwam. ai Wrtlw. . - l,Olt SALE ' OS il'COl'NT 0? Xt 33 HSC O T7 uflL;Xt . With or Without the rnrntture. f I 'IWT FIRE.t'OMMODIOCS AND COMFoRT A. abM aiwaiiliK H.iue ., containing li Bo m-, ';e aim whii iiuprovea iiot, 10 oy 100 pfet, who an ueceswry oui-uiiaiugs ana noe Ka&KK Sltrubbery, Fruit, 4c, And known as lbs reiarty of P, O. O'Bllav, on Lot ao. 11, Eastern KniarKcment, Is now offered for sale on aooouot of dum'tun. Arpllc iUua to bamaaathia week to sltbsr of a uaoersigoea. Title Indlapntable. i ' P. 0. O'HILkr, or -pl-;it MAROUd H IB WOOD, IJITTMlt'riO COAL AND COKE, In qaaotlUa to suit porcnasar, BFITZ A RANET, ' r , Corner of Canal and log! Bteeata. AilKUStH tr. " Pablio Sale. IwILL 8KLL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDEB, at my ,raideaa near Ms). Hoblnson'a, on Friday, tb li-.'d, at 111 o'clock, one Milch Cow, a lot f Hay, Corn, Baddlea, Huna-bold and Kitchen Furniture, Including a good Piano, Ac P',df. , il.B. VTIOOIN Farm for Sale. UEtJta fclCSlBOUS OF CHAN0IN0 BIT L0 AA cation ana oociipatloo, I cfior any Farsa lor aale, uuutaluiug 'i: acres, 160 acre being la a li is ll stats or cnltlvatlon, with all Deceasary buildings; also, 100 choice grafted fruit trees, Jul lirginniii,! to bear - Bald Farm lie IS nilk north of Kr.usrllle ai d tbra miles wast of St. Jacob's Church, on tha K. A V. Ballroad. . Tttla perf-cl. For further pnrtl, nlars enquire oa tha premises, auia-tf r oy ituir iu uyawiana, i-osey con on, ted A. B. WILKINSON. A NION LlTTLB FRAME COTTAQK, WTTM tha rooms, in Diner kitchen and cellarready luralahrd. Lot o by 1'jO taet, well inproved with aood stable, cistern and sink. Situated oa Cherry street, LatWerD Becond and Third. Potarssloo glva as scon aa desired. Apply at ULHMN, HKBQ A) CU8, auH tf Cor air First aad Syoantor atraet. F-kNB HICOOND HAND HAY PRK8H. AND V F l,000 It-oA Lntubrr. ja-tf OAFF, C0CHBAN A CO. ANNOUNCEMENT. si lr"or Cwanty- Asjdltor. W's are aatborlaed to announce tba) THE0D0BB.W. TtSNENAN ti a candidal forth office ct Aaditor ol Vanderburgh Conaly, at tb suaslitg October eleclloo. ?, Fait ( suinsa Plaaa Jiada;. '( We are authorised to annonnca that Judge JOIIS! PITCH KB will oootinu io aerra as Judge or tha Commoa rieas Court in tb district composed of tea countiaeol Pony, Vanderburgh, w'arrlck, and Citsou, if dueled at the ensuing October alwatioa.- -- Bla. Ejivoa: Please announce to yoor reader that WM. L0I7D0N, of Posey Ooonty, I a candidate for Ja ir of the ComaiOB Pleas Cvntrt, ta tb D strict compod of tha oountie of Poaey, Vandrrbnrgh, Warrick and Olbaoa. - Fur CtiettltaadfA-a-WM. F. PABRKTt will b. candidal tot raalacUoh to la Bka of arcult Judga, for th Fliteroth JoJu-ial CUcnlt,conipoedaf the oountie of Crawiord, Perry, Bcencar, Warrick, TaadsrburKB and Pony, at ttw sotulng Oatobar alee. tion. . j " . ,ui:i' Kr ehirllT, t W ar aothorlited to announce that JOSEF II B. COX is a eaadidal fox tb office of Sheriff of Yandn-bnrgh County, at tb naulag October elrotloTi. augSi. For ProaacBtliia; Attorney IUiTkA JoBaXAl.: Vki aaaouaca Captain WM. P. U ABGAt A VE, Uta of the9lt lad. Vols aa tba Cnlon candidal for tha onto of Prosecuting Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,' oompoeed of tb counties or Crawford, Parry, Bpeuter, Warrtok, Vanderburgh and Poaey. W are authorised to announce that LEWIS 0. 8TIN80N wiU ba a candidate, at the aaxt October election, for re-election to th office of ProaaeuMng Attorney for tba Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed of tha coontlea of Crawford, Perry, Bpanoer, Warrick, Poaey and Tanderbargb. FEED, FLOUR. &0;-CBEAP'HD.-l,0 BUBfiELS OF good Feeaing Corn, at fifty cents per bnsbsi. tor eel at, UATUUBBT A WUITTAKKR s, sepao-tf . - No. Water street. QW,Baw- PIFFKBENT OBADIS FLOUR, OUv' lu alore and for sale low. aepiO-tf DAYHCB8T A WHITTAKER JCST BSCUTKD. , ' lOTIaicea of Lard, " 1 --1 -; - ko Cane of Lard ; a Bio lot, (tillable for tasoi. ly use, lux aal low by BATHTJB3T A WBTTTAKEB, ' BpJ0-t Be, Water a met.

r FIPAT .JKPTIlfBEB S3 EVAHSVELLE CEAWFORDSVILLE - Railroad. 3 axaiotad). a f 'llows : ' A- If. ACCOM HOD ATI O QmOiJ Ftopaatall bunions. ArrlTea at Winona's 10:39 A. M, J Terra Hast ; r ( .a :4A t. M. 9 rt A.M. MAIL EXPREajlif Arrlna at Vlneennaa li:lT P.M.; fO. A M. train leaa for Kaat, 1 OS F. s M j for at, 6:H P. M.)i Arrl.ns at Terra Bsn.a, 3:44 P. J eonoeeIng wtih Xxpraaa Train aa follow; TXBBK BATJTE A BICHMOKD B. B. : LasTa Terra JiaaU at t: P.H.J f Arrlac at lodiaaapoli 7:lfi P. X., I Baafcln( eloaa ooanactton with trains ' for CiwetnnatL Cohuat'oa, aod all t ' Kaatern Cltina, aad fur Chicago, Tolado aad Detroit. ST. LOCH. ALTOS A TEP.BE HACTI B. B. L4 Trrre Haata at 9" P. M.; " Amrtfil Mattn t AS P. X.: Cbt"ua, 7:0U A. M., and Baking direct ! ! cannectlno for all point la the ' Nortb-Weat. " J AA P. M. VMrRSIEl ACCOHnS W MOUATIOK Arrieoa at Vinoaaaa 6.-48- P. If . 0. A. At. Train loar f.r at, !: P M : Arrive at Loulsrilta 6:30 A. : M. ; iaelnnati, t-.UO A. M .: Lear fur Weet, 6:60 A. U.t Arrln at . Look, 1 : P. Af . J Cairo, 5 K P. at , BET!' RNIKO. ACCOMMODATION TKAIS -Leavaa Tsrra Hanta at 6 :0 A. U. ; ; . Tioceanoa, W:20 P.M. Aril Tea at KraoarllU 6:12 P. M. Tioarnt Tarr HasU at A:fS0 P, M. " r-n arrlral of Kitres Trams fro a Cincinnati end tba Kant ; Laarree VlocauBa at 7:s r. n. Arrirea a . lyan.rilla :lf7 P. M, erU'CESSEl ACCOJiaODATIOIV LaarasO. M. Jooctlorj at : A. M.. oo arrival of NlKbt Kxpraaa froai Cincinnati and Loulavill. Arrive at Evaosvi)le:40 A. M. ' aT Ba8(aa checked through to all prlacipal points north and Kast. , ,. JOHN INGLE, Jr., Bop'. .Meteorological Observations . roa axpr. ift, ATTBBo. ausaxii, fazawoo onaa. s o'clock a. u S" Ml " a ...... 7fi' tl ! T. M.. ..... ... 75' Union County Ticket. Fc Auditor, . Col. VICTOR BISCH, . 1 For Sherif, .' i Capt. ALEX DAELING. , . For Commissioner, " J03EPII li. PARRETT. '"' For Assessor Pigeon Towmhip, WILLIAM WARREN, 8a. - iSTWe are indebted to Billy Dunn the ganial clerk of the Sam Orr, for New Orleans papers of the 12th inst. ' . i . i i e ' : Onlv Four. There are only four can didates for the office of Mayor of Nash ville. Quite enough one would suppose for all practical purposes. , , ia7Tbe trial of Cbamp Ferguson closed last Monday. The findings will; do doubt, soon be promulsated." ' ' ... . .., a l . ... OT T 9a"We are,, indebted to Mr.. John Ooerbiiker, the new clerk on the Morn'a g oiar, lor late i.ew Aioany ana ljouisfillepapera -?vi The Nashville Times saj s another falling star has struck- Gen. . William Grose, of this State, on the shonlder, The compliment is merited. - ' A colored man in Lawrence, Kansas, recently recognizing one of the Quan. trell murderers, who sacked that' city two years atro, nnd murdered 200 of ita citizens, boldly, arrested - and delivered him over to the authorities. ' Hon. Thaddeas Stephens, in big re cent speech at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, expressed the following caustic opinion of the Blair family: . They are a family of considerable power, some merit, of admirable audac ity, and execrable selfishness. , ' The opinion is as true as ifis terse. Platihu Ciphts. Some lads "of the eity have been in the habit of playing circus for some time past A day or two ago, one of these juvenile acrobats in attempting to tnrn a somersault over his pony, fell and broke hi it. arm. This ig dangerous amusement and should be discouraged by parents. i . i : i-.ecHsw XnsM. lbere is an impu dent fellow, rambling the Btreets'nnder the pretense of desiring to clean ladies' teem, ana selling soma nostrum as a dentrifice. We regret that we had not the honor of meeting bim at our door yesterday morning. ' We warn our cititens against all such cattle,' as we have against those who stop to leave gam pies of needles, promising to call Again.. The appearance of these fellows art ore an indication of burglaries and robberies as the appearance of swallows and Vt..-." 3- r . ' : 5 ,-'-r uiuo-uiruo ig oi spring. i ; ; .u t . . w - Don't allow one of them an opportunity of examining your door or window fastenings. It would nol be bad to have a cross dog or a revolver close at band, as these fellows are extremely impu dent sometimes, and do not hesitate to insult ladies who ; refuse their officious proffers of professional service. , o ' Son a ExcrrsMSBfT. A crowd of peo ple were attracted to the canal at the crossing of Main street yesterday by an unusual stench, and a report that 'a ho. man body bad been discovered in the a. .1 Jil ! . sewer mat passes oeneain me -street. Two physicians were sent for to deter-' mine what the direful odor proceeded from, and they decided thai it "was from the decomposition of: a human body. Rumors of a foul murder and! the discovery of the victim -in'the sewer spread all over town, but on close examination of the case, it was discovered to be the body of a large hog that had become fastened and died in tha sewer. The body and the foul scent was removed, and the excitement subsided. . W know another big bog that ' ws) wish would get caught in the same trap and share the same fate.- - - Neoro Scffbaob. The Democracy of Indiana have been j grievously disappointed at the failure of the Union party to take ground in favor of negro suffrage. They have been shaping their policy with a view of making the fight on this issue, but the pesky Repuclicans are not disposed to accommodate them, and have been guilty of the meanness of either ignoring the question or taking groand against it, thus leaving the virtuous Democracy to make the canvass on the basis of Mrs. Surratt, Wira, Champ Fergneon and repudiation. -1 IndianapolU Journal

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Becorder'i Coirt. A Dull Day. Baainegg wu er dull t&e Recor'ler'g Coart jegMrdAT. W

bope U is the result of an improred gtate of morals in tb city. r ForulaUing. George Eiaenbnrg, for forestalling the market, was required to pay 4 50 coaU fine cheap enoogb cerUinly. Ditmititd. In. tbe case of the City e. Georga a&3 Philip Hober, for assaolt and battery aa the person of Mrs. PEaterer, tba rroBScating witness earns into coart and agreed to pay the costs, hen the' case was dismissed. It was a family quarrel. f , t , JIcbic Hath Charms But it is some. times dangerous to allow yourself to ba charmed. 5 il Old Ulysses (not Ulysses Grant, but that other fellow) knew that. when he was passing the abode of Circe and closed bis ears to the syren song. He escaped, but a well known citizen 'did not pro 6 1 by his example on Wednes day nigbt. but charmed by tha music of a choir rehearsing on Third Street, seat ed himself on the curb stone to enjoy the rich melody, and when tired of sitting, arose, and was leaning against a lamp post ' ' " ' .'. ' ' ' While , thus , situated, drinking in the dulcet strains, a gentleman of the Ten tonic persuasion approached, and look ing him in the face, d4""eA bim al Frank. Our friend assured bim that he had not been so christened, when bis interlocutor passed along. In a few mo ments a police officer approached and demanded what he was doing there T He replied, ' "waiting for ' a friend." "Waiting for a friend, eb? -.Come with me." '' ! Our hero called bis friend, who bad just entered a house in the vicinity, it being early in tha evening. When bi friend joined bim, he demanded to know why he had been arrested, and that he be immediately taken before a magistrate and confronted with bis accusers. The police officer, thinking be bad made some -mistake," began . to explain and apologize,'bnt the arrested became more and more indignant, and demanded an immediate bearing, or that he ba locked up. On the way to Mayor Baker's, the party met a mutual acquaintance. 1 The policeman was satisfied be bad made mistake, agreed to stand tha drinks, and let the' matter drop. " To this all parties assented, bat when the exhilarating bevkaarage was. absorbed, me policeman ais covered that he bad no "scads" in bis vest pocket, and the arrested took com passion and paid the shot Moral. 1st,. If you love music, don't lean against a lamp-post to indulge your passion. . 2d. .When -you make an arrest, be sure you make no Iraiatake! "Frrare ett humanum." : ; - A party of Canadian Gypsies are sojourninir in the vicinity of ouliivan. No doubt they are returcinir drafted men on their way - home. Eeansoille Journal. - No doubt they are Evansvillians, or abolitionists lookmir for Grant, now that he is out of the reach of rebel bul leta. La Crosse Democrat. ' The Evansvillians, in large numbers, had innumerable opportunitiea of see ing Grant where Confederate and Demo cratic ballets rained thickest, as at Fort Denelson, Shiloh, Champion Hills, Edwards' Ferry, Yickaburg, Spottsylvania, and elsewhere. Thousands of Democrats saw him on these occasions, bat they were on the other side. Mr. Local : 4 - -' Since Mr. Chandler has solved the mystery in relation to Judge Pitcher's opinion In tha case of the city of Evansville, against the Evansville Gas Light Company, so far as to inform the public that the opinion publiahed .was not the opinion of the Court nor the opinion of Judge Pitcher acting as Judge, but aimply the opinion of John Pitcher, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor at law long since given the Gas Company as ita attor ney I am content, and if Mr. Chan dler or yourself had so informed the public in the first Instance, I should have been content to let the opinion go for wbat it was worth without comment But to every reader of the Journal the opinion published appeared to be that of the Judge ot thetjourt of Common freas, expressed, by bim ia open coart, in deciding the questions raised by the .demurrer to the complaint, whereas the JudaTO simply consented to sustain . the demur rer as Mr. Chandler and myself requested him to do;, and I presume he did this without any knowledge whatever of the contents of the complaint It has always been my wont to pay great re spect to Judge Pitcher and his profes-J sionai opinions, out no , is uaois to err, and there are other lawyers whose opinions are regarded as quite reliable as his, who differ with him in referenoa to the validity of the contract between tha city and the Gas Company, as well as in reference to the rights and duties of the parties undpr if. I cheerfully recall ail 1 said about motives, and while I admit that there was nothing "criminal in letting the people see, in the plain common sense language of Judge Pitcher just how this matter Stands, yet for the sake of soma of my good friends (ot whom I have always considered Mr. Chandler one) I would that he had not done it, for it is to be feared tbat the consequence will be a depreciation of the. vaiaa. cf their gas stock. To evert so great a calamity, if possi ble, I will gratuitously place my own poor opinion in the balance against that of Judge Pritcher. 4 ' l 1 It is, tbat the contract between the oily and the Gas L'gbt Company, is valid and binding upon both parties, and can and will be enforced. Professing to be quite as "ekelocal" and more "san'-gu-me than Mr. Chan dler, I am, &c , JAM IS U. J0FI5. SisocxAB Deatb of a Boi. OaThttrsday last, MaUhaw.Qaigk, a boy betwean nine and ten years of age, living in East St, Louis, went to the machine shop with another hoy to carry his father s dinner. On the way back they came across a horse grazing in a pasture, and Matthew. out of sport, .caught bold of the horse's tan to take a sort of swinging ride, ine horse kicked him, and he wai brought to this city and taken to the Sisters' HospitalV where he died yesterday. t Louis Dispatch. ' . Wa have sometimes , 'seen small boys indulging in such aporta in thia city, aod wa bopa tba above will be wholesome warning to all such. ' ' "

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friend at Henderson sends us the fol" towing communication clipped from the Henderson Neves, in relation to the late homieide in a saloon in that dty. Tbisr communication pats an entirely differ ent phase on the affair. The fact that H had bee a in the Federal army was a sufficient incentive to Hon! II W. Pow ell to defend his murdererr " J ' (' ommnaicated-) -' Ma. Editor: On last Monday, Sept 11, 1355, about 6 o'clock, A. M., a mas riamcd Wm. Harris, (a discharged sol dier from the Federal army,) stepped into the restaurant of Mr. Applegate, called for a drink of liquor, drank it, aod, in the language of an eye-witness, laid down oo the counter, either Eve or ten cents. ' The proprietor of the house demanded that he either pay fifteen cents for the drink or leave the honse. Harris did neither. He was a second, ana perhaps a third time, ordered to pay or leivo the honse. At this juncture a yogng man in Applegrate'a employ, as oar-keeper,- named Henry Kokernot, picked Op a pistol, tbat was ly ing on a shelf nnder the counter, walked round into the ; room aad ordered Harris out of doors, at tha same time laying bold of him as if to put him oat by torce. ti arris either shoved aim back or struck him and knocked him back. Mr. vV. W. Cailie, then caught Harris by one arm and whirled him about facing the door and near to it, with his hack to Kokernot, when he (Kokernot) fired his pistol with deadly aim a. Harris, the ball taking effect in the back of hi head, killing bim almost ittaiaut y. ' Kokernot fled out at the back door leaving the bouse. He was arrested the same evening aad lodged in the county jail ontil the next day. A Coroner's inquest was held over the dead body the same night Tba verdict of the Jury I have not seen. On Tuesday forenoon an examination or primary trial was bad at the Court House, J asttces Walker and Lockell on tha bench. Hon. L. W. Powell and L. W. Trafton, Esq , were counsel for the accused tha Commonwealth not being represented by counsel. After bearing the evidence, which was in accordance with the above statement of facts, and tha arguments of defendant's counsel, the Court concurred in the opinion tbat the homicide waa committed ia telf-de feose, and set the prisoner at liberty. . Whether the Court did right or wrong is not' for me to say. '' The gentlemen composing it are both honorable men and above suspicion for corruption though in my opinion, they betrayed a want Of legal acumen. A storm ot in dignation has, however, arisen in this community in consequence of the decis ion, and the manner of the trial. It was certainly the duty of the Coart (whether they knew it or not,) to bare supplied the place of tha absent County Attorney by a pro tern, appointed for the occasion particularly when tha Coart saw two able lawyers employed by the prisoner. A decent respect for tba Tin dication of the majesty of the law, ahonld have dictated that act of doty on tha part of the Court If it had been done, certain absent winessea would have been obtained before the trial was ' entered into. - A fair and full investigation would have shown that the first wrongs were done to the deceased man. He was sold liquor when he had already too much, and men an endeavor to extort more money from him for it than the law al lowed to be charged. For that selling they are liable, and had they succeeded in getting the money they demanded, they would have been amenable to the law for that also. In the difficulty, then the accused made the first breach of tha law. . I now propose to show that though no attorney appeared for the Common wealth, that her case wo most clearly made out. to do which was simply to show that a man had been killed, and who killed htm. No one who heard tha evidence, baa the slightest misgiving as to the killing, or as to who did tha kill ing. It then devolved on the defense to prove tbat the killing was necessary to save the life of the party killing, or his body trom great personal injury. The law says: "To justify the killing, it waa certainly necessary that the detendent ahould have believed, andhad reasonable grounds to believe, tbat the deceased was then about to kill him, or in3ict on bim great bod ny harm, and that he had no other apparent meanaof protection or escape. lI Metcalte, iib. ihe tact that the man killed was in the hands of a police officer a brother in-law to the one who killed him and that his back was to him also, and him in motion toward the door, precludes the idea tbat Kokernot s life was in the least danger, or bis body visible to aoy injury whatever from the deceased. He had no arms of any kind about him cot even a pco'tet knife This statement is made io order to diaabuse the public mind, and to arreat an effort to abuse it, in reference to this most flagrant outrage. I have paid no attention to irrelevant matter detailed by witnesses, cor to alleged contradictory atones told by the deceased to different persona on the last fa'al day of hia life: for, if true, it afforded not even the slightest pretext for shooting bim down like a rabid dog in the streets. Stress ia laid on the fact that Harria waa killed in the house, and that the ten ant was in tbe act of putting him out Be it so. It was a public bouse, so li censed by law, and any man had a right to be there during business hours, if he demeaned himself with reasonable deco rum. The law allows the use of necessary force to eject an intruder from a domiciL Harria was not an intruder nor waa it necessary to kill bim to pat mm out. ERackt Sat. DIED. GiaTISi 0 Thursday afternoon. Jon Wrxuis, I u tut t aou of Joba J.aad S. A. Strvln, aged S atonth. The funeral will tak p'.sc to-day at 3 o'clock. treat tb reei'esce- of lis parents, on Cbesnut (tnet, between First acd Second. Tb friend of the family are Invited to attend. " -3 , NOTICE. VTOTICE IS BEREBT CIVES TdATI WILL iM app'y to the Co moo Council of the ellv ef avaoavme tor permission Miereai a rrasae K to ben, li by 16 tVt, oa part of lot No. 120 Original Plan of the city of Evansville, within tba Fire Limits. ... sep23-3vd AMELIA NEWBEBRT. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. T0TICE 13 HEREBT GIVEN THAT THE XI nadarsicoed ba been appointed iiMitnt . th last w.ll of Bar tela Mai J low, late of Tan. derburgh scanty, deceased. All person havteg i.ima against said estate will pieaeat them fcr a.ttlement ; and ail parses a Indebted to th awe will pay np inuudtaiely. Said eata e is supposed to be solvent- EDWARD MAJDIwTT HJv, Kueetor. DRY GOODS. CHEAP PRICES AKD GOOD AS30BTH2S2TT, AT BOLLE & BEYREISS, Ba 43 Mala Street, ; - ETABST1 LLB. TND. TTTB BATE JUST BXCEIYED OCB FALL v V Stock, which umbrae-, choice (election of Dree Goods, Cloaka. Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Beod aad Nabiaa, Glove and Esewry, Ceraeta, Cloths, Caasi mares. Lad we' Cloths, Caseiaem, Jeans, Flannels. Blaakes, Tickings, Gioham. Caiie.ee, ae-. Bleached and Unbleached Uusllae, and a theaaaad and one other axrtctaa tow ted tows to Baentioa. AU of which will be ootd. vug cika. Go and e at No. 43, Main Bb eat. , . . BOLLBA BETBEISS,Bsptld. No. 4J, MAU Stnet.

ifaisemeBts. f Masonic Hall. There vi are

told, a large audience at Maonic Hall last night Wa were unable ' to attend, but are Lr!d xthe-pr&rmaDCas very crediUle;--qualtotfce avrraga of such entertainments; but thoae sot there last night Lad hotter go to-night and see. for . ' .-a''-. ? -- " ...- i.A f themselves. Thiatktcal. Mr. Hancbett and Mies Fanay R Price have renewed tbeir en gagement- vt -Nashville, ta contmoe during this week. Tba Uruon of that eity gives Miss Price the following complisaentary notice; : ; Miss Prica haa grown in favor and popalarity nightly. Her ability aad power as a reader, is. of that, character, wherein no -plajairistn of style can be detected. Her conceptions have origi nality stamped npoa them. She is a perfect mistress; off the passions. Grief, anger, despondency aad , tendarneas, flash one ' after-the other, across ber flexible and expressire features with a correctness that bewilders the beholder till be wondwslf aU the elements Jive in one soul, "-' SSBJgnTasBstsM Xooixl IVotices. Steatitd ob Stole1 From the sut acriber, living in No. 1 Barracks, below Evansville, a white milch cow, with small dark ah J red spots on ber side. bead and ncckjSTid marked with nnderbit io each ear, with ber sucking ealf, near the same color, a heifer calf, about eight months oli-, . .Any information concerning her whereabouts le.'t at this office or the barracks will be liberally re warded. Jakes Laefob. ' aept22,lfc; ;:" ' " ' X02Z2 I XOJ23I IOJ3 1 Plenty of Ice by the cask or other wise, until Christmas, at cold weather prices. - : -. "'' 'l ' E. Inglb. 'n-. m ;v .'; "v. v sttaf" Hi'ram Nelson wishes the people to remember the sale of household furniture at Mr. Wiggins') nsar Major Robinson's, at 10 o'clock, to-day.-: W.'J. LOWRT & CO., BANKERS i ' Bo. X First Street, But aad tell Gold, Silver, City and County Orders, and will pay the higLeit. current ratet for six per cent, interest compound Treat ary notes., tr, , ""A large amount of 7 3-10 .Treat nry note for tale at ose-half per cent, dicconnt. '. , Htw York Exchange at 1-10 pre mium, t . i l . .. . sep'.2Q:3td Fibst-Claba Boabdiho. Six or eight gentlemen can be accommodated with first class boarding and lodging, on Tine street, next door to Sterrett,s church, Also, day board for twelve or fourteen gentlemen, ' -.: i !i sept 19 dlw. . ' . . . -' -. Wanted. A mother and daughter withes to obtain situations in Protestant families, to sew, nurse, or assist in housekeeping; also, soma one to adopt bright little girl, aeven years of age. Apply at Washington Honse, Koom No 2. Evansville, Sept 16, IS65. . 18 Iw, Public Schools. All applications for admission into the pablio schools most be made to the undersigned, and not to the Trustees. '"' ' " . Office over tha post office hoars from 8 to 9 A. M., and from 5 to 6 P, M. E.J.Rice,'sepl2:10t Superintendent CITT CEOCERT OYSTERS. Wa - receive daily, by Express, superior, quality ofFresh Baltimore Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in half or whole cans or by tbe case. All Oysters warranted. .- Cross, Davis A Co., Third Street between Main and Locust - August 23 tf. - ' JazT'We would advise any one ia want of boots and shoea to visit the Boston Sboe Stobb. Tbe assortment is im mense, and tbe prices, as usual, very low. J. S. Rickib 6 Co., , No., 8, Second street, ; Seplo Sat, Toes A Fr.T , ITbe eighth wonder of the fashionable world, is tba Sored on t Ladies as they see their unsullied teeth and rosy gums reflected in their toilet mir rors, and gentlemen as their whith incisors flash., through their dark mug tacbes, wonder how the benighted folk of twenty years ago trot alonz without the teeth beautifying, breath perfuming Sozodont ' sep!6:eod J-Don't fail to visit tbe Boston Shoe Store for anything you may want in boots and shoea The assortment is now perfect No. 8, Second street BANKING. Capital Paid In-- $350,000 Limited . to - . . . - $700,000 THE MERC HANTS' NATIONAL BAITK Of Evansville, ' C. R. BENENT. J NO. D. BOCUE. -President, Cabler, Raving commenced business at Its Office, corner of Slain and First Streets. OSsralU eervkee to tb dtlsa-e of Evaarvtl'aand tu vicinity. Being prepared to carry aa a legiUawte General Banking Business, Aad to Fareaaa aad Scply 7-30 Treasury; Notes, Gold arid Silver, Bank Uotes. Hxchange. Boys r. s. cisnriciTis, bosds, and tuner Mrnrmes, artd : OlSCOBBfS Ff'RKI&.l aad - Aad lev the aoeoaaaiodatiee 'of aas-A,e.t. ..s ethers, who have tnvesud tbeir aTiu,, , ,h. nopnlar Ooaeinaveet 1b. It ofler to reoive rec Bag oi sv. ev. AMstaata, latercet BeerperAaa Xtenvaalt, IVree -r cm.'Til Ing ss.aU holdara the opportunity to avoid th -a retaining- ttteat la tberr JelS-tf

SPORTING TACKLE.

C. A. MAYER & SONS, - DIAUBS IXHUNTING & FISHING V; TACKLE, " 89-"---"--- Main St., jiVASSVIXLE, ISD., Hare now on baud, and constantly receiving', on of the Bias I deairaMe seleotioas of ior or.vs tovblm anid, aufxe risTQis, risBimi t nc h tih. tsckls. JC B Ai JMOTASD OiMS BAtfS row BIB A VD DSIJf FtAfr. TISB HOOKS Liars. JTE1S, exists, horr, BstLs, ., , ,M1SD hSJS. rOWiXS, f Her, IJSAD. CAfS. . ASD CASTUPGtS OF tvtxr tut ximix GXTS WADS AhM t, t TTKAS, liVS AfA--TISIAA. FOCKST KSITCiASD DISKS. st-V, .V fACT, ALL K1SM Of GCODS T6 bs rocp n a mssimh gronse bnTABL SBMMSTr WUJCB WS OFTtM T1B TMAM AT TBAT VAST ICWS Trit.lkt. r,2To Charge far Showing Goods. B BetUaBbs the) nil 6i Main St., Opposite Coart llouw. INSURANCE AGENCY. J.V.KEXSEN, 3XV3TI3L,12 HALL, No. 9.MA1N STREET. EYANS VILLE. I5D., General Insurance Agent, ;! Adjuster of Losses and ' , i Notary Public Atl baaiaess connected efl k Insnraaoa at text -eg to with protoptnvee and Bdol.ty. All Loeee attlusted and paid at Ikl Aganc) kith fairnas aad dispatch. Combined Cash Assets Represented over Ten million Dollars. 10,000,000 OO. " j FIRE INSURANCE. " RIVER INSURANCE. LIFE INSURANCE. i . Tha rllewlssj atra aiag th C (aspat nice repreaeattod iEtna Insuranco Co., Hart ford, Conn. Cash Assets $3,800,439 93. Phoenix Insurance Co.. Hartford, Sonn. Cash Assets $923,802 87. Insurance Co. of North America, . Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Aueti $1,642,727 92. , Manhattan Insurance Co.. Hew York. Cash Assets $903,361 00. Merchant's Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets $300,000 00. North American Insurance Co. of New York. Cash Aiseti $700,000. North American Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets , , $400,000 00. iEtna Lifo Insuranco Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Anets $1,000,000 00. Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets 600,000 00. j: w. ivkiies, General Inisrasra Ag.al, Marble Hall. V Mala t , Kvsnsvllle, Inrl. FEED. : Chopped Fetd. TTTE ABB Jl ST HKCEITINO IB 8TOBE V9 t bushela I cbrpjied wheat screenings, h Ic i aa inon mr antiK rne,, i naach snperior ti snip staff and bra. Those wbo wish the te-cnw p.sible yield ef mila trona th-ir i bad btttrr try it. B. S. BI.STOH A CO., epts. Bo. , Water atrt. Oats I Oats 1 1 rpHSBE BA. BEEK Alt IRCBEA8IKO IX. A oolry f r Oats lbs last tea daye. Ws take pleaenre la adrlslog ear Blends that w bar now on band SuV buabils Ar sal. at r.dur- d prlre. a. 8. Bl'MTON a t o. Newspaper Editors. WE BATE NOW US HAND U BUNDLES of New, Papnr, assorted all s, a well as nswa, job and Lvlored Inks. B. 8. BnflTO!! A CO., P. No. 30, Wtlat Street. Bran. 1000 aeptd. SACKS for sals at He SO. Water St ran. B. S. BUaTOM A CO. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. &o C. T. aossajCAAn. a. e. BoaincBaat ROSENCRANZ&SOr.. stealer la W A T C HES CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &Cs, &Ce9 &C ' t '. ; A , ' ' . No. 12, SECOND S II van h ville, Ind., B ave oa bead a large eseortsBent acd coajetnntjy reosislag addition ef American Gold and Silver i ljaver watcnes.. evil article ia oar line reBeinat la the eaaeet waa Bar wtia dispatch at the lowest rates. jytSr NOTICE. Fire Limits. T0TICE IS BEBE8T CITgH THAT I WILL 1.1 apply te tb City Coonetl. to enlarce tbe Hon beck of aav Store, oa Lot ea. Old riaa at ihe city of Kvanevllle. w-rj.w a;, w. ekivt. WALL PAPER, &c. TTJST " BECEITBD A IABC-B ASD WELL af eelectea aeor ot Wall aad wteoow 'apers, plain and dtvlted to call J Scared, which the pablio era d eaaaniae be tors nnrcaaaing Asm .anew Bans'. (f Tnavon' ne-w pees. soea A as KB la paper eovera, prior S oeara,

AMUSEMENTS.

' V METROPOLITAN First Street, (BETWEEX VIM, W lYCAJlOAE iv.t-e' - - - ' VI MiBIlX CCl3-.ae . e e . Maaager.l K9BT. C. tSKllR ON - tagt Msiastr, u TtfAtti Cl -x. . i v New s;agt, . NcwcouyryV. A, Now icenery. 11 .3w A New Scenery,' t- ".--! New, Machinery; i Nct,. Machine rja. New Machinery.. t New Decorations. New Decorations. ; New.Peccratioris. I 4 - -.-v . v A A t i ; new;faces. NEW FACES, j NEW FACES. ? NEW FACES. 'lit A.. -i , .' H ' it it i NEW FACES, ft il f;UAj$i()lEMUMtaiT:. Saturday, Sept. 23. eTba tlMsea aal aevMearai of EvaBsville .Bid vicinity srs reareclfully iBforased tbat ). the etjadikg Pissaits salsa will be h), MgnrateS ea Saturday avealng neat, with se a T oll aad Efltdeat Ccrpe Ireaa4Sqs i . wboee talent will eeeble thsas la glee EatertainnMat Paenrpasssd by Aay lbaav ta. tre la tea GalaeA StaSaa. '' TBS LIST fr TBE OOMPANT OOMrBIUCS TBE EOLLOWINO LADIES ASD OEKTLBMEICt" ' " ;' MBS. H.iA. NICHOLS, Mits. ii. c. ciuEKso.v, . ; " ' MISS ANNIE MAVUliW, . MISS JOES Y LOVE, . MISS MARY UARRliTT, ' . ' , MISS MAGGIE HAItT, - i MRS. ELLA HAHBUS, ' Mild W. MELVILLE, BELLA GOLDEN! MIL VFAFUrNOTOS MEl.VlLLE, MK. ft. crGKlEftSON, " ' MIL W. r. UASTINQS, M It. J. F. JAMISON. S MB. IIAURY WATSON, ; MIt, J0I1N C HAMILTON, MR. JOHN F. HAMILTON, : 7.1 IC FRANK A, ROSE, ! MR. HAKUY IIOWLAND, MR. HAL KIMBER, ' 1 MR. J. RYAN, MR. fl. fiaKLTb.V..arl TC MR. MAUTIlai GOLDEN. Mreecr of Orrhslr...af B. W. W. OSESBIBO. Tisesarer . at B. B. t). LltMit, f,tc Artist .Hk. W P. MATIMUM. s..M..L.i , ,1, " w. itirri... rrepertlis . ..la. W. BATMHD. a) a. Dnrlag the Beeaoa Eatlr Slew g.aaaB)eA. tioeal Plays, aad the Barest Bovellies, se will be praaeutal rapid suoreisl a. elslbs fall deter sals. Hue ef tbe Be age. , ra.nt te praaeat toth parre.sof tbe dr. ma . ea Int.lleo fal and B.Bsed ebaracieref ae aasnsoeuenU. The bp'oning Bill Will eonslst of tha r.l.brkud Operati D rasas, entitled lb PMiin nrniiirtiT With all tb.Orl.lt.sl Masle; aad Ike CbaranUg . aveisallelleeeilliise ,.,.. Katy O'Shiol, Eabrslag la their oael BELLA COLO Efl I i Aad cthor rnvmbefa) ol ihm Baptior Ccn.54.11. cry-TheBox Office will be oea daily, from 10 a. a. to 4 o'clock p. m., when seats mar be secured WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. ,' PICNIC. WOBKIIiG '-MEN'S v ILIBRARY lie a din fir Room. GRAND PICNIC !, .j en a 'h wviuw'srs nw tab titt of . Bvaaeeill, bevog eMrvo of eetablieblnc a Jsiorary and Eead in tr Room. s or- rnerr sn et ear lnn.M.1 ..j ,. w, eiBu, win srive A Grand .Picnic in Blaekfnrd'a C. rAvs Thmradar, October 5tb. 1S65. cr til. rme( of Wtllrb. ttiev r.,ri nl. mMM Bo. Tlrlils wMI be tor eel a! tha several v,k -"-"iei"'B ani petronaxe of all av.d ettl. lore aod torog Hirtt la tbsclty, and all wb ta tbe H-benic aad werkiag Mea of the e.ty. are solicited te est la d'spoeIs. of ticke!;s. Oocd moale will U a.card..dT I tmosrrd ;'k-r will be la a'teBdaoee. aad v ry a (Tort wilt ha need to reader tbe sfsir ertay ol a liberal petrrmeg . i. V. Ppgauo, rem alary. B. Wain, Treeenrer. aeplS Id ELECTION NOTICE. Election Ifotiee. STATE OB IBIIA5I A, ?, TaaPEaaraoa Cocarv. J , To the Sheriff of Vanderburgh County: T Jt!.t K. u .wm n.rk ef b Tender bars I ;Cl'Vr?.,Z ! Cos sty at the geeeral elt oa Aa Oeoee-. I W, at the aanl plo tnr koldlsg sieetAoix ea tbe ad Taesay te ixiiv.ner iOae baentT ef Taaalsrwarga oewate, ewe Aa. ditor oi TeeeVarterge Ca, ewe Ccusty rom. saissloaer or tbe Ad I)ttrw.t of seed County ; alee a Jedeeef the lit jee'eiaj lor the Htatsof Iaee; eiee one freeoewtreg Atteraey tor said lisriet ; also a Jo'ge ef tbe Ooert , Cesim a Flea far th In Uict oaaooalag ika easBUt of to?, Taaderbsugb, Warrirfe aa,d OlbeOB Asd tbe Fh-rtT I aiereoy tflrerfg t. eive trs-.l aotife of said lectlon. In eeafomslty with the etatae ta each cava made and provided. Ia !ttee wnareot. I, Biytbe Byne. Clerk of the kaoaerborah Clneelt Cwnrt, go here-. abeerlbe say name aad ftx taeaeat ef said Coart, et eraastilia, this 7ib day af See. teaaber, lv5. at Tfni www e m i. w r. m. t certify that the tores-otne't a tme'ioDv of tba arigiaal, as tbe easse appear oa Ale la any Ota. . . Oao.WOLfLIB.a. T.C B lit Sun, lVspar. tfZLjtd Laioa aad tiiaaocrat aopy.J

AM CSEMENTS.

Two Days Only I G. W. DeEaven & Co.'s UNITED CIRCUS Jls Autocrat ef Arvnicorc.alstttons, ass bracing A3 I'etlwiiulns; Membera The Crease 4 ba Ore see ef EnestMaa. Twisrs, - . Hirrrp aw atioTJ. ta,T,"-- tlllT'iilia-, .oni i t.atrH ' AoiMoisTa, i TiMStil tOSTOBTIOSI'TS. at'jH US.. BI.NSIKs.LS, AC, AC With Tbe :.VlVLT tSTID Or KIXG UOESIS Ob ibAu(cv tatlaa, w II aabltillaA : EVAKaVILLK, Ttriarwrtayi:vellfgawa rrtataw A tVernean sad Kvsnlag, sapl. S A SS. ' J Amocg iae eetbrltt.a ef Ihta roa pear, whe e"It ha pnaaaswe) ta 4h.r varwua spaeielUlea, at each bit'itl.-n, pkraeare la tak. a la eaeoaaclag t si Aornaln 1st Io lbs Emperor of Bnesla, whw ill,oa Friday alteraooi , aboat half peel oae e lt, peifornt b.r thrlllitigly attieriive t, s. i lied "A J'HUMIt TO till tl.MDV eeinsi aa awiBsitin fras tb gruvad, oa aslagla sli.aH etre, e etstaeoa of Sim r a . I tee top of the reatre si.le ea all.toJ. at 7 Aet. ALU Aht iNtiTKo to vurhns tuis. rassur CBiSiiE. ... I'liosiArmn. Tb aanet Au-ltij'ltig, afmnpl shed and be all fol AquestrleBe la the pmnalvn. ".!' Mad. DoAuley, V j Mad. Carroll, M.rs. rtaa'ii.l.. w. katlor rivers, IBVA,J bbrLOH. TI K HA, CUTIS, I'tM, BLIS, h I SI A II A KT, BISOKHA. t'Astr. BKl L. AuUkaUiM, lbs ktuTLKS skl)INlK1, I AftHN nunTHgltg and aalsr W 1 1. I.I B, n in Lbs. ai agar, i. muk aad ratitB WILLI a, (be 1st. ' with a BdlOOL OrTWIUTI Tl MCLIll!, raayprvaibtd aad nnanptrai h.blo, aaS th fita ; preeeklng Clowns, OLD SAM LATIIROP, StA4,Dg cnti(tv.f ftr ni 11 M ofwn th itlfl of th tVU. tai. 4 P.ILSEAMON, Wl, Jester and Torellat, A Is i, a full roeatil.wsnt of I aJUs and O.otl. .. Master aad at tea., In tbe proAuct oa ef Inlerlwd.e, AMerplseeasV Pawtoraalsatev Tor fall faiilnuUr ae noslers aad ra granaiee. tw.r ape. at IK and T a as. Pev'oraa. , aa wi'l ti.am..BH ai j and TV. p.m. Adoils. Ml lll 1 Cbll ir.n, (A rants. (le.ideAw lioc t II AMBEBS, As.nl. T" DRY OOODS. " No Baslnra Tranxartcd or HaUnta;,

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A T BIG STOCK ; OP FANCY GOODS, i aewwi - 1 a ere. e e .

w noicsaio x xto tail 1V. 11, FirNtHtroot,; (Bet ween ma in andlocust)to tiio r.IILL I II 10 R0 eVS4 bi ic no han't g J.XA3L Tlxo Community at juargc. WE fiara fast retnrced from the East with a well-selected 8 took of Booaet and Trimmicz Ribbons. 13 VeUet Ribbon, Plain and Ed red. . O Bonnet Velvets, Plain and Fanej. Satins and Silks. a French and American Flowers. Feathers and Plumes. Birds aad Oiher Ornaments. O Straw, Felt and Silk Hats and Bonnets. O A Full Line of Cloths for Cloaks. , -' IO " Ci'oaks in. Great Variety. XX Cloak Ornaments A Fall tine. X3 w 2Iak Cloaks to Order, in the p.., mrtti 1 atsist Srwleo ie ,hl -Be iaBtest Btylei, at the ouvrtesk ijuiicj. IO A Fall Line of Iress Trimmings.. A Bigr Stock of Far for Ladies and . CniJdren. A FnU Line of Human Hair, in Ererj Shape and Style. ' IO AJ - "Z ?t5ck cf Woolen Exit and Woven Hosiery and uiores. 17 ..v.. Hat and Bonnet Blocks. ' 3.0 Hotions and Fancy Goods too ' Samerons to Mention. , Let all buyers corning to town call and see fo? themselves, eom-" pare the pric, aa they will find tt as low as in iwj city west of Hew York and PhilavlelphJa. fflew aeplfi.Cra. B 2AVJIL BOARDING. TATOB WgggLT BOABDEkA CtB ES aS I Fevtfe aad Melbem Street. Mn.t