Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 December 1865 — Page 2

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'ETAJTSAILLE, DTD. WEDNESDAY', ..DECEMBER IS. Kentucky a Free State. We publish in another place one of the most remarkable public document ever promulgated in our adjoining and sister State of Kentucky. It is no more nor less tban a proclamation annonnc ing that, henceforth and forever, invol untary territade, except' for crime, is abolished in that Commonwealth. Gen Palmer sajs, enough is known to war rant the statement that the amendment to the Constitution, prohibiting slavery within the boundaries of toe United Suteshas been ratified by the Legisla tures of three-fourths of the States, and it. is henceforth the law -of the land. Therefore, ; says the General, "Slavery has now ceased in Kentucky, and with it fall all the laws of the State heretofore in force intended f.r its support." Z' It is a difficult matter to comprehend the vastness of this .social change, and the consequences likely to grow out of it One of its first effects unless the people of Kentucky h.re infatuated to an extent hard to realize, and refuse to ac cept the result , of the Constitutional Amendment will be a settlement of the labor question in that State. - The relation of master and servant is definitely determined, and each will at once prepare to accommodate himself .ta the change. The former master, wilt 'be", prepared to offer, and the former slave to accept, fair compensation for services rendered, and the two will co-operate in developing the. resources of the State and adding to its wealth. Another result will be a removal of the uneasiness which has hitherto pro-, vailed among the Kentucky slaves an uneasiness manifested in a feverish anxiety to be changing tbeir location. Realizing that they are as free andj independent in Kentucky as in any other State of the Vnidn, they wilt prefer-to remain there, and secure snchareward for their labor as it "will be to the inter est of their former masters to allow them. They will, unless we greatly mistake their character,' become animated "by a laudable ambition to im prove their circumstances by becoming freeholders; and tax-payers. I The negro has always been remarkable for his attachment, to localities, and when be is able to call particular patches of ground and particular cabins his own, his at tachment to tbe sou will be ereatiy in tensified, and his exertions to improve and add to their value greatly increased. Another result wilr be apparent, ' we think, in the removal of the bitterness of feeling that 'now exists in the minds and hearts 'ot' the slaveholders, as a 'class, against their forrner slaves. For some time past, they have nominally had controJ-of their 'negroes, and -yet have been utterly unable-to secure that obedience ta watch their relation seemed to entitle them. This has had a tendency to irritate them to such an extent as to cake them look upon their servants with the worst possible feelings, and in turn made their servants saucy and unmanageable. . The offiotaf declaration of freedom, to all.the slaves wijl break- up the former irritating relation, and matters, looking upon' their negroes as free men, will treat them in such a manner as to win tbeir confidence ; and slaves, no longer' regarding their masters as attempting to exeroise over them an unwarrantable authority, will be disposed to carry out their wishes in a ' more cheerful and agreeable spirit " ' ; ! ' ' Still another result, -. beneficial to Kentucky, by the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment eud the' abolition of slavery? will !be ihe attraction ' she will have for foreign Vand native born immigrants' r No Jptate in . the t tUnion possesses greater or . more attractive inducements to tba poor man seekipg a pleasant home, tban Kentucky. Witb a salubrious climate, a 'soil unusually fertile, and mineral resources rich be yond all calculation, Kentucky offers 'advantages to immigrants presented by few other " States in the jUnion Wl'.n slavery abolished and free labor given fair play these resources' would be developed, and the State would increase in wealth with u rapidity never dreamed of by .the adherents of 'her former policy. ..... , ,t ? .i These results are not unpleasant to eontemptatef and we should think wbuld go far toward alleviating all bitterness of feeli'riH w ' par". oL'luose who thus have 'prosperity ' and happiness forced npon them contrary to their wishes. ... Evansviile is .vitally interested in the prosperity , pf Kentucky, ; and. her eiti sens may well rejoice that the blight whichljM paralysed. the energies of that State has been removed. We may look to her, &owyiM-"lesUned"to contri' yet more -largely to- -our commercial prosperity, because' the 'dark dividing line that has hitherto,' to some extent. prevented 4uai 'cordiality whioo-'-efioeld exist between the . two .States', will have been removed, and we will be bound together in the bonds of mutual interest and proaperTty.I Our merchanU sh )ald cultivate, thlsapirit "of cordiality i end good will, because the way is now open for them to, do so as it has never bees before. .'.' !C : . j v; " - - -s CoVMISSlORBRB ApPOtRTED The followingjCommissloners, of , Deeds for the' State of Indiana in other States were appointed f byj Governor Bakey onv Fri H. FranlCSnearrnan, New ;lBedford, Maesacbnse'tfa n-j.-ir"" George. .sTar'nerNew York City..., N. Proctor Smith, San Francisco, California. '" Lewis M, Cutting, Stockton, Califor nia. tU-j a JLt wrj. i " Joseph T. Atkinson, Baltimore MaryiandaiiKir.AY" Resignations Acobptkd. Tbe " resig- ' nations' of the following " officers have been accepted by the President:- - - Maior General T3utler to." tr.ke effect Nov. 30th. 1865: Mai.. Gen.: John A. Dix. do r Brie. Gen. Jno. t. Croxton from Pea 2d: Brigadier General J. H. Ketchum, doi Tbe resignation of Col H. T. Seot u U. 8. A., a .tiv,bew of Gen. r-cott. has also been accepted, to date from Oc'-ober 31 1866. CoL Scott, it will he .recollected, after the retirement of General Scott, was assigned to duty in the-Adjutant General's Office, from which he wa removed at the request of uenerat; McClenan, who accused mm oi turmsbing the enemy with inrormauon. The matter was quietly hushed up at the time, and Col Soott granted I lsave of absence to visit Europe, where he has been ever since his resignation was accepted. It is understood to ha hun granted at the earnest solicitation of Uenerat acott. ' ' Qks. Bctleb and Gen. G east's Re-loaT.-iJQeneral Butler will shortly reply to the strictures against him in .Genera Grant's report, publishing all the official telegrams and ' documents J connected with bis military administration of affairs in Virginia," commencing with the move-" ment of the army of .the-James Jn.Uayf 1864, and ending with.Ja. attaok, on . Fort yiehs;, r i , ni--y a

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I Important Order of Genera! Palmer r . , -J .va. All Restrictions on Colored itemo ved. People ' ' HsADQUABTEBS DPT. OF KkBTDCKT, LonisviLLB, Ky., Dec. 7, 1865: ' Circular Na 6 Tbe General commanding announces that though the fact has not been officially announced, enough is known to warrant the statement that the amendment to the Constitution of the United Stataj prohibiting ilavery has been rati fied by the Legislatures of three-fourths of tbe States, and is, to all intents and and purposes, ,a part. of. ,said Constitu Aiofl. - '- - - - ? rfj. Whatever doubts may have heretofore existed" on the subject, slavery has bow ceased to exist in Kentucky, and with it fall all the laws of the State heretofore in foroe intendel for its suppwt.i " General Orders Number Thirty-two (32) and Forty-nine (49), and all other orders from these headquarters relating to the issuing of passes to colored pe pie, having become unnecessary, are therefore rescinded. From henceforth colored people will be under the protection of the general laws of the land, and if the owners or operators of boats or railroads shall disregard their un doubted risht to travel at pleasure, no on conforming to reasonable regula tions, tbev are advised to apply promptly to tbe courts tor redress. : - By command of -'. ..'i ; - Maj. Gen. J. M. Palmer.?E. B. Harlan, Capt and A. A. G Official! Wm. A. Leverell, A. D. C. Hie President and the , Congressmen. ' Southern Slf ulftcMt Ttlcgrtm to Osv. Perry. f The following telegram was sent by tbe president to Provisional Governor Perry, of South Carolina r 1 . ' " Washikotos Nov. 17, 1865. To B. F. Frry, Provisional Governor:. I do not think it necessary for the members elect' for SouthCarolina to be present at the organization of Congress. On the contrarjit will bet better policy to present their certificates of election after tbe two Houses have organized, which will then be a simple question: under the Constitution, of the members taking their seats. Each.' House Must judge for itself the election returns and qualifications if its own members, r- As to what the two Houses will do in refer ence ,to the oath now requited to be taken before the membsrs ean take their seats, is unknown to me, and I- do., not like to predict. But, upon the whole, 1 am of the ooiuioa that it would' be bet ter for the Question to come ap and be disposed of after? the two Houses have been organized. I hope that your Legislature will adopt a code in reference to free persons of color that will be accept able to the country, at the same time doing lustice to the white and, colored population. i-i1f Andrsw Johnson,- - . r W rest riant "iVl Ulstorj of the 30th Indiana; lne xinirttetn -Regiment ot Indiana Volunteers was raised in the Tenth Con gressional District, composing the coun ties of Allen,' DeKalb, Elkhart, Koscius ko, iiatirange and iNoUe,' and rendea voused during.it organization at Camp Allen, t ort vyayup, Indiana. ' 2. Field and Staff officeres 'CoTonel, Sio"n . Bass; Lieut. Colonel-Joseph a. Uoage Major, Orrin '!;. Uurd; Adjutantr Edmanafir. iijdseii,- Quartermaster, feter Pi Bailey t Surgeon, Edward lw Parke Assistant Surgeon, Ssmuel "FVeaaten The companies Were commanded re spectively, by CapUins Georfl yf. FU Simmons, -Martin L. Stewart, Joseph E. nraden, JOBepn W. w&itafcer,-Joseph U BiJver,. William iM. Voris. -William Da son, Cyrus Hawley, James B' Whita-and Nixon S. Hawker The rei meat 1 Was musferedntd' tEa United statea-service by Major U. a. Carpenter, U. H. A., onhb 2-kh day of September, 1SCL On the 2d If Octo ber, it left its rendezvous at Camp Alien and proceeded Ttf'IrjdianaDolis. Ob ttit 9th of-Ootobeujf leftIndianapolia for Louisville, Kentucky, where it arrived on .the 10th, ajid in tta'ivening of that day reached Camp Nevin, near Nolin Station, Kentucky. Here it was assigned to the fifth brigade," Brigadier General T. J., Wood, and to tlie second diviiSon, Brigadier Generuj A. D.-' MeCook, j - i Broke camp at Nevin-on the 11th dav of Deqember, 1861, and arrived atCamp t' wooa near Mumtordsfiila, on the ,17th instj from hence marched to Bowlipg Green; Ky., and thence'ioashviUe and Savauuft,, Tenn. ; tookpart in the engagement at Shilob, unr Gen. Buetl, on the 17th of April, 18G2Hn which theregiment lost 18 men killed and 107 wounded;; Col. Bass was among; the wounded,) and died soon after from its effects.Joined in tbe advance upon Corinth, Miss , and participated i& tbe siege. Left Corinth on tbe 10th day of June, and marched through Northern; Mississippi ana Alabama; crossed thq Tennessee river at Jackson's Landing, and! proceeded to Battle Creek, Tenn. Retreated witb the army from the Tennessee river, -to Louisville, Ky.,vand joined in the pursuit of the Confederate forces then invading that State. Tbe second division, under Gonj.Sill, Being tbe one to which the regiment Was attached, was sent to operate against E. Kirby Smith's forces, then in Eastern Kentucky; engaged them at Clayville, Lawrenceburg and Dog Walk, while the main army was fighting at Perryville; rejoined the army and proceeded via Bowling Green to Nashville, where it arrived on the 9th of November, 18fJL The regiment teok fartfoHhfr engagement at LaverL'ae, .Nov. l26thf iir which r Lieut Cqipne Hurd was woupded irt the, shoulder. I -Vt i ' i - Marched from Nashville, December 26th, to meet the enemy, then at Murfreesboro, and engaged their left wing at Triune on tbe 27th inst , and was engaged.jtl&oneJBiy.exironxJJittJ29th Deeember, 1862, to. th A 4th, f January, lsbJ.-'- ibe Kft eurmg- tee 'ivnole time was 28 men kilted and 108 wounded. The regiment remained at Murfreesboro and worked upon the fortifications until. the riy"nl tc6k-part'lo tho engageM ment at Liberty Gap, Jnne 23lb, in which one man was wounded;, marched from thence to Tuflahoma, Tennessee, and to Belle Fonte, Alabama: crossed the Tennessee River at Bridgeport on me 4j8-ot -August; Whence-over 4 the-, lyumberiaad kMooctairJaJ'witl General McCook'a corps, and arrived at Stevens's Ltap, near (Jnickamanga, on the 17th of September; waa.ia that battle jn.tbe lOtk onw ' .e e . v ...1 ;T '.i.--. 19th and 20th of Set)lmbpj; in which F eight rr( were killed and fiftv-seven I vroanded; was at Chattanooga daring a paikui wo bick9. none mere tbe corps and division organisations jrere rrokeo, up, and the regiment was assigned to the third brigade, Colonel Wm. Grose to the first division, Major General orauger; e rf n3"p . r Soon after tnts new reanTaattorr theM regiment was ordered to Whiteside. I . I. . . xenneBsee, waere a part 01 tee men en listed in the veteran service: and then to. Blue Sprrbg, where af rutmber' of others did likewise. The veterans, toS ether with the . recruits that joined lem while a't home, reached .ibe reel' tuect on the 5th of May, 1864: and par ticipated in the Atlanta campaign, which lasted from the 7th of Mav to tha 8th of September, (during which time it participated in the battles of Rockyface Mountain, Dalton, Rosacea, Adairsville, Cassviile, .New . Hope.,: Churchy Pine Mountain,- Gulp's Farm," KenneSaw fiioontain. smvrniaj reacjitree Creek, Seige of Atlanta, Jonssboro, and Lovejoy Station. -vThe- lost "during the campaign was 17 killed, and 62 wounded. . .. While to ifcanJp. al Atlitntav' j&tt tha summers campaign,- tea ncm -veterans were mnstered' out 'of sei'vicei." ind the veterans and recruiU, were, coaioiidated into three companies and commanded by Captains H. W. Lawton; N. N. Boyd-i Ston and W. W. OrUwoM.Ji The detachment SOth r joined ih pUt oCBeuaral'Saod's f'el army, from Atlanta, and arrived at Pulaski, Tennessee , oa the' SfJ f Noj vembsr; ,skla, t .this, plaoa tone Lun-

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the regimgotanere temporarily as-1 signed 50 Mt, andcommauaea in some instancy by non-eomminsioned officer.; IXTU frit il!anf(Tftni7.Arr rVtttimonil thA runnt w&k partin-ihe engagement at Columbia, Franklin, and Nashville, and lost in all two killed and five wounded. The regiment arrived at Huntsville, Alabama, the 5th of January, 1865, and en tbe 10th of February was re-organized into seven companies and commanded By Lieutenant Colonel Henry N. Lawton. .The companies commanded by Captains Dennis J. Kennedy, Nelson N. Boydston, Whedon W. Griswold, Leander F. Weldon, Geo. W. Bentley, Thomas Hogarth and Kaufman Funk. It left 1 Huntsville on" the '13th of March, (and proceeded, by raflrosd ,to Knoxville. Tenn,, and marched thence id Shields' Mills, near Greenville. Returned soon , after t$ Nashville, Where it arrived on the 23d of April -- While here V a large number ot men were discharged, by reason ot instructions from the War DeparttaejJt fLeft Nashville: Jane 17th, en route for Texas. Moved by railroad to Johnsonville, and there embarked on river transports, nd proceeded to New Orleans, Louisiana, where it arrived on tha 25th of June. While here, the detachment of the 86th Indiana volunteers was assigned to the regiment Embarked on ocean steamers on the 14th of .July, and arrived at lndianola on the 20th host Marched from thence to Green Lake, Victoria, and finally to Goliad, where it performed post duty 'until orders were received for the muster out of the entire regiment, its services being no loneer required. ' Such, In brief, is t the , history of this gallant regiment.. It baa beea long in the field, seen severe service, participa ted in the severest struggles of tbe war, leaving scores of its comrades to moulder on the soil of tbe " 8unny South," from the Ohio to the Guadaloupe. And I now, nnally, its surviving tew nave re turned from tbe scenes of .strife, honor ably to lay down their arms, and resume tbe quiet occupations of citizen lite, i ( R. H. Johnsoh, -.. ' 1st Lieut, and Actieg Adjutant Gone , to Europe.-" Mr. Berry B. Salgrove left Indianapolis on Friday night tfor New York, where he will join Gov. Morton, and sail with him in the Scotia, on the 13tb, for Europe. ,. r; - We ehalllook for Mr. finlgrove's Eu ropean letters with great interest They t will be decidedly original and entertain ing. The Indianapolis Journal promises to furnish ua.wita them. .I'loehft ' - The Copperhead meeting at Cooper Institute, New York, which cheered when Gen. Lee's name was mentioned, maintained its consistency by remaining silent whea - Lincoln; Grant, etc." were mentioned. John Qoiney Adama has been elected to the Legislature from QuineV, Massachnsetts. Ha is an Adams of the fourth generation. ; Intellect.very rarely de scends as in this stock.. . John Adams was President; John, Quincy Adams, his son, .was President; Charles Francis Adams, his son, is Minister to the Court of St James, and John Qmncy Adams, kui eon, comes tQ show that the original qualities iav. not ruq out jet-, j jJEWELEBY. F- Gixo. Bimour. (Mmn Dilo i: 1 1 ."ji:&7 jr.s'i'S i.-i as: ... v BITTRQLFF IDELANG 1 TTAVI BECKIVED THEIB KEW STOCK 4- H which ! fall and compiete, conprtied of th nweflt ana urn stjiet or ;jrr, : iiSo-wiis -its or -y w T C II 12 B DIAMONDS CHAINS SOLID -rV- ? Tf -C SILVERWARE PLATED WARE WORR7 BOXES'' :li rn eisccLocKS4 : WATCH fMATERIALS Wblch.wi or at tlis'loWeat dgirraa. VJatf ahS examine our atcck Ufora Darclia,in elsewhere or yon may locae a bargain. Vi a are detormlnad to sell.. - ' 1' 1 .11 - rThls is a good time to bay your Holiday Pres ents. B1TTB0LFF A DELANO. CLOTHING. & Smith.. CLOTHIJTO , ANP - FTTEN JSHING ' GOODS, 84. lral StreetItmisTillei Ind. COALi -OOD!Ar,l ' CQAIi-MINE&a Office on Water Street, Between Main r r : ana xocust street... -uA constant supply, and orders promptly fiiua , o3i T f homoeopathic: HVHPHKBV8' I XX BOK(EOP4 I'lIIC tEflltlra AVEtU.'ttJ,fct.f tUM KOSI AAUffil aKperieuoe, an entire pucceee: " Simni.. Ksompt Emolent and U-Iiable. They are tha j aieaieines perit;iy aaapcea to popnlar nee, so simple that nitstilces ess sot lie-made In using them 1 so harming AJ to be free from danger, and so efficient aa to fce alwaya reliable. They have raftwd the hlghist commendation from ail. and as aysrSderfaiBRctha.I .i-Illll "res Cents No. No. No. " Fevers, Conization, Inflammations 26 " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic 25 :T'"S itMA6,r isetkfng of In- f No., No. No. V9.' " Olarrhoea of children or adnlta. 25 Oysentert-y, Gripingr C4lic.l... 85 vnoicra noroaj, tfasean. Vom itis r M ''Ceaghs, Oolda. Bronchitis. as " Nenraleta. Toothache. Tnr.aAr, ' Wi BO, No. " KadSChF. Slrlr Hiklu-hu T.rt! 9c '1 JUJCp.l., XllllOOS X?) Na. it" SaippreaaedorPalnfal Periods.it Ho, 11 w ttltss, too profnes Periods.... 25 We. If " Croup, Coagh, difficult breathing... 25 Be. If " Mailt Kitamn.Kryiipelas.Sruptioos 25 No. 15- Rheumatism, Khenmatlo Puiua 25 No. 16 " Fewa r noljt gaetbjU, Jeyar. Agues. ., .... 60 No. 17 ' Plies, bl B-a ar M(elingi.wL.. 60 No. W " WhoopiBg lougn, u4 yiolest vi .eoorh A.:.'.. 59 No. 19 " Catsrrlt,sooecrchron:c,lBiloaniM No. IS " OpiAslaiyaaii ni or wk -eyes 60 No. 2rf AstnmaMpreessd Breath torn SO No 22"Kar llclir ca, impaired Hearf 1 .-60 K. 23," Scrofula, Enlarged Glands, Swell. rfw inirs.........:.:.: 50 Ko 94 fba.rl flhlflt v. .nd. hvra.l " a Weanas...- 8S No. 25 ' Dropsy aad scanty eecjvuoos. M 50 No. 2S Sea. hlcknesa.sicknee from riding 60 11 r Avumey jjiseasa, uravaii.uj.. au o. ssa.;',j,erwa)i Aebilltr..emteU Inn.: -. siooe. Involuntary ischara&.inO jio. Tit " sore Stoutni, Oanker. .u. 5K nu. ju- uvtuairy luconlinance. Wat. ! h n jj No. SI" Painful Period, a vca wllh r i wim .j. .-.-l.,-.,.. 50 No. 32 " Snrrerlnsrs.chanxe. of lite. . 100 No; 33 " Kptlejpiey, epasaii. and B Bttnce7....:..m.".......:r. L.10O No. 34 " DlBAhiaiFAay lKmtad rtore rhroat 4AMhlWAIGS', 35 Tials, morocco rate, and boos fin on ) large rials, in morocco, and.boofc.. 6 00 ?' d f .bowk-iie-l 00 14 boxes (Nos. 1 to 15), stk. book 4 OQ a.TJS.iua tnitSrxtUUa.-' Mahogany c iam, JU . . r, fT Binelo 4aarttldtiecti...-.t......-i.-..-.:. -t OK Tbes ILeued:ea, by tba caae or single box, are sent to any part o( tba country, by mail or express, free of jjiarge. on tOAplpl of tha price., i Address-.' " ; .. '-',' " ,7 : r !nr0S(OPATHIO MIDICIN S COMPANi-,"; Oeice sr.d Hepot. ho. 662 Broadway. New York. r '"tMi. rjrwpffarrs is coninin a aany at nis ottlge-.l.. riy W y ietle; a aSiVe, for all torn disease. r Jfl A T t T forms of t St' s23 i -WftptSi-ale Agjints, Ktasaiitle, Iud. 3UT Rfirt1KARBI!I9f Cr BIT XXTRA. CHOIOJt Tarcily Floor. oud from old wheat. Tor salvat BBOWB. DCiKIESM CO.'8,

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NOTICE WHEBEBT GIVES THAT If JOBS BCaCBEBT, Collector of th CHty f EtadiTilfe, bstwseD tb hoars of 9 and 18 o. clock a. m. d 3 dU 6 o'clock p. m., on . i.S . L IkuridayrJecember Juvi365NWill soil at public auction. t tJie doorortlia Court Hooas In tba City of EranaTllle, Iodlana, thfolloiag Lots, parta or Lou, ana pareeu o Seal Estate, and inprovemanta, asaMaad for tha payment of City Taxis for tha year 1865, due from the ownera, thereof to the City of fTacivHle Bald Tana feeing- now dne and unpaid and for tneeosta of (aid aaler-nd that the sale will be rontrnoed a toe- next day thereafter,-Ttrtt Friday, tha . 8th day of December, lhS5, at 2 o'c'ock p b4 at the door of Aha Court- Baoaa ia SvansTille, fjr tba parpeee of selling such property as may hare been aold on the day first above mentioned, and not paid for: ' TJPPIB IKI.ABGIMINT.1 " Lot Mock Tazsl Sikman.WM, N W 8 . Blackford, Isaac (heirs of) .17 1 Chandler, J, middle o. 91 ' Bead, H B . 63 Falrchlld, X H. 45 " do .... 48 ORIGINAL PLAN. Oonant, A no, 8 X J of-..-.. XI . Deig, Andrew 'H i Parrott,Bob't,23z?5adj.inld ptia7 ' 6i 40 6 2U 4 40 28 60 68 00 36 20 42 95 97 68 II UO ' . r - ' , j BOHATIOoTKSLABOKMKNT. Chandler. J I, S WJ4 oft. iJ87 ,,- Markla, Jacob, HW( ..210 Walker, W H 211 it a 19 80 3T 84 S i XASTKBS BKLAKOKMENT.lot. flock. Tax. Baker ft Garvin . 24 45 SI 76 Carr, I T Garvin, Thomas , 8 W or. 9 44 OS 18 3 96 20 1 76 45 ; I 54 6 5 28 41 4 40 47 1 76 14 10 12 52 -.13 20 421 1 76 42 - 2 20 I do 7 Oreb, Ceo V............. , 3 Knapp, John 8 Kimbal 1, Caroline 3 Haddox, ile .. Miller. Jacob .... ...... 8 Meyer,' Henry -, ,', -,,r ----- 2 BoeKweii, tinas ,, , 7 - Bhlrk, X H 21 44 1 64 do .... 17 40 88 Unknown' Ownerg... .. -4iAit7 .::...'1S-' 4,J- 28 aa - . do . 14 45 44 d - - ........ -.. 1& 48 3 SO Walk r. ttWll.... ......i,.-; 18 34 3 9S do ' .". .... It 4l S 06 do 5 43 1 64 do p.- .. ...i.. W J-48'. v3 36 - BAKXB'S ADDITION. S j Meyer, Henry.'.. ..:...;. 1 " '1 n t 20 Whittlesey. A T and W 0.. 4 2 1 64 .do do, . , jr 'i. 1154 . Asirr.AWn vr.Xnt- J ti Itlehart, Asa, nndlvid H of.... 21 , UNION PLACE. Boxsby.BC: ,4 . - da ZT..... f.6. f,.J OABVtN'8 XMtABOIMINt." Garvia, Thomas K.... 1 do 5 do 15 ' 80UTBEBN KNLABGBVSNr.i 3 52 8 80 8 Su a 1 64 - 1 43 1 32 Allen, Mrs . -16 3 30 Backer, Henry (heirs of).; . "TV0 Chandler, i 85 ! 9 s 88 AO ' " i... 6 1U 16 Jo 6 ' 10do . 11 ; 14' i 1 T8 do .-. ..;. 12 .-.14 1 32 "do 1 i , 14 l.JtS Chandler. W H r.r I j 18 88 Fisher, Jsmei r. . 1 15 1 32 Miller, Jacob S r ! 2 2 21 12 Scbenck.... .... .'...... i 10'c'8'' ITS do ' w. i 11 S 1 76 Unknown Owners. 84 ' S- .-- do . ......S .11 do . i v...u....... 7 ',1 71 1 82 I ELLIOT rS EHkABUEM EST. tTsknown Owners.. 1 si it 2 U - ,:,2. 1.1 ' - I M 2 15 2 1 do - ' . do A'.. do v'-- .. do 1 Si 1 !2 1 54 1 164 V32 do - do ' J do J do do 11 do 4: 32. 32 "f of f. f .'."!".''rii9' 1 13 1 1.M 1 32 1-3) 1 32 i do Vlckery Brothers ...4. ; 15 rt 1 64 32 ' BRAT'S INLABGKMKNT, ' 1. S9.;CT 81 fvwsvr. m u.....HM.tMHsil do do do do 'i III 4 77 i- . , rt . ,1 :.ti do do " ' 1 '-do. "V Hnghes , 13 . 14 , T 4 1 10 S"T"'" 77 da Beilly.Oebern Unknown pwiwrs.. W 5 1 ' i77 dtrdo 20 1 77 do " ....t.. do . do ...... do .0 J'V7 . ..77 do do 25 1 .1 77 2?iu rret:tir,7"'s,l. SO f dO .....m..i.. do t ...r... do ' ' 1 1 hMk i n (J'i a ... 1 an 1 33 da do do o ids do do do do S S 1 49 .. i A. I' 20i.; 3 . Ck i 3 1 64 S , . V 1 1- Vi O fi' Jj I to lSi'c! 110 MoIMNXBHT-B BlfLABGlSlKHT. If Fraeecben . -a. 4 11 it ., 1 S do ,. J i .. ,1-8 tclnoery .lv. ,.,, 1 . - 1 4 0 . do ..........f..v.......: 2 "M'-'liO clnneray, Math........... ........ A" i 7 , do -'' .......! " S i. 1 T8 Unknown Owners ! t. 8 '4 64 do ;...u" ' - '! do ';!" M..4.j..t.i.'T ! " its ...do1 8 ii'-iin : Ao-"?. -.wai m .TiWtfe lAaaaWaKea SS ,jr "oo . ..Jt si 1 82 ' do lAl S 1 32 liLLBsTON A LOOKIIABT INbARSBst ENT Unknown Owners.,. ,v . J3i it fi7 75 do ... 14 1 ,,- ODMBKBTS'S INtABG KKKST,'. Dsknowa Owners.. .23 '' , ,j 1 32 .do. - .. S .' T, 99 LI I, LESION'S UNiABiyjCM EST. . a A,,",, TJhl, A A lu 17 -,, 44 , ISABELLA PLaCJ. -) Fenchler,' F.- 42 I i. 6 28 Ingle, John, Jr .. 17 v ' 1M do . ; 1 :. .,!; 1 M do; . w mwWmh)., IS - -t in I 64 : SSO 1 ! j- -. . Btringar da Unknown Owners 1 76 - do - ao . do' do ' do 75 4H - W do i-"--V- s , do ' '.. i.:..'...'...' 6V f S SO tft HOIOBATKi'B HLASGKMKHT.D? d ' Benedict, Joeepb 2 6 St Alexander, Itck Bsker; Wsiii.A.A. .(S-iiwW do ...-'L.!LX'.,1SX 81 Burke,. Patrick .utt,...iiw. S i 2: ?S 7 Bradley,tT,'v(Ji. i: ill Bauer C. ,. , 1 171 X 04 vuda.' Ui ..tb.-.-ll a..t71' S SS . , do li.,i,r.i,i,M.: : I7if.i.i 3 Oody, S I ltt.i.f.;S as dot. .. , . . v - - - - a. t-f j..s i Gopelahd, 8 i S i i , i j 1 doT r.m.ll,.4,MWMV M Ur JW . o,-i . ;.i-.fc.3tA,5s ;.sH fearly,B0Dirf fheirs of f :..r!l.T" T 8S Hoffman. Pete. nndirtdVri U of ' -i 3 SSO 2 88 Philip. Da:lA:r ii.suxiZi.JL ' M- 74 Kelra, JobOT A...fe.i..ri gia4 170 Hubert A errev 13 Jim 1 87 , ,-0 .."!;-......i..U..V1 ,,0S" t ST J l ! v..".;..:.'.:...-... .- lSlut- r7 Biedel, AW .'...;..i T2-' T3 do - i.Au;ti.'...iAa. ia"iae "88 Sherwood, HircJ.;..s:.iii."1W' ao ,i,... ij............ i.i.i " 2ssJ do ...:...... rillS do ;.....'; '.'-8 IS' SO Bhlrk. K H i.a...J..:.i..;..!.1 " . .1 36 do . ..wi .r5 55 'fc : d U....'. .....i..1.: rO- ' 104 187 Bchnbert. John 20 64 " 1 70 do -j..AaJ Kiel fl ScotWL H .....mr 4 16 34 Dnknown OajnertH,, war a? 1 1 I I If i ' 4 .TV -:?' it.?. i 57 do SOI. lot I A inn- x XI do COO wipt i7..i. ftjf.O 1 a 111 t . SSIMj.AAn a.. Burke, Patrtok U..1... ............ A -- 10 8 38 Cope land, 0w .i. 21 . lw-d 1 7 do ' . let !-, 1th ; 1 Donald, A 0-.......-...., .... I ' .1': Ooodasll, t K.... 7 i lt AW s - su is; ,i w Sherwood, Marc...j... 1 IS sJC .70 Vukaosra Owners. .....i.-.w 4 - ss,u .-, ' BTOCKWELL8 CNLABOVsTKMT.' Backer, Wm, H K X of...-,.....u IS 16 .nnM do 8 W of... 14 .ilie; "SO do of.i.i...... Id ' IS 8 Crane, I A .............; ' . .6.:K S H Beits A Baoey, M W of...l.Li 13 9 1 36 Unknown Owners.. 7 20 "2 65 NOBTHIBN INLlEOEMBST.V . w 1 V 1 w . . . . j t i j er nj Dnims.p.,ilMiif -u.eAAa.lHoU J2. 04 00 saVeiss,.asseassaA J t do 5 't 2 04 Jonee, Joshoa (beirs) ft aci, 17 1 J; A t5 do .. .V" .ltora J. 16 IT '3 HABPK' BbTLASOKHEST. staring, Henry .-16 rt. It; 4 62 162 A -aov' ..M-4-.HwMis' .itt.i " CBK9CK5T BHLABGIMSHT. ' Hack, Chas W.i.i ......... .. 5 S i S8 do ' i .. - 8" "3 ' 2 S3 ! .t JOHH 8HCBIBT, Collector. XransTiUe, Howlltb,l865.. . : nl5-3w CLOTHINGS mm CLOTHING AND '.FURNISHING .vuu ttnAQ' 'viivi Lm, - i r ;siwvvbii 84 Main iStrtet,lTaiisTniti, Ind. LAW CARD. m -,t ouis s. joAnaoaj.. . ., V, ..jaa; syauu. ' Tz.V-n.nn W.IV- .1 Alii .0 vsiui jiau Of iioB oil TBI aU 3-mbktM A U Mearli. apposite the Cowri Cewrl Haonat ytfejbnlli by ine fete Dr. Ju&n TrWal -.t-l6.8m -ASA a "so bnlMlqgl iDSOMriy occnpiea aiKtr. CLQX5XNG.&3 .rbraVi tasxt .ioos. ia w asningum. uossej . 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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

1 . ' Ontlof Boston ! Out ot Boston! "j ..'UJnrrXv;; Henry - O- Gwathmey, -BU0CK33OB TO I ,. . . ; TURNER &GWATHMEY BA3 BBMOVED T0No- 7 "First Street, Wber be Intends keeping a well-selected stock of BOOTS & SHOES. IIATSnUqAPS, I Of tba -latest styles so i best queli. mads by j , , v , - Manoiacturers , . - .. 0U1 0F- B0 8T0S, C Where all the Beat Goods ore Node. We not only know these Hanabctnrers, but bay onr uoode of tbem: We buy tbem as cneep as ANT MAN', mni will sell them as cheap. Tbe 1'ijOP LK will filed good Soods at . , ' . ' Ho. 7t At Low Prices 09.9a Will i -.1 ; .1.1! 11 ; ' . SHOES AHD BOOTS r Of Every Style and Variety. i . ; "--THS BIST" ' - CUSTOM WOR-K Always on Hand and Made to Order. ' rEastern "Vorlc - At Lort at any House ta the , City. : h i) . QEORGE BlbLKR, 38 Malm Street.1 T1ATINQ ISQAGID. FOB THE PBKSXNT. XI In tha emolor of Mr. Oecrire Milier I shell be pleased to see my old acquaintances and friends looking after Boots and oboee, ai No. 3d, Main Street. T. W. TUBNIIB. EvansTille, Oct. l W65.i t .. 1 .ii., ct9-2m, uil ? r-'s r in a A f- r BOOTS AND SHOES far .". j sLii..v4 ft .' ATtr . 1 :i a : .1 1. W H O LE S A L E. 1 v. 1 1 .1 1 : ! 1 .1 . 5 i nit:. j;j.;o: ,.i..t i ":;.".';. 11 (TT . -1 MAIN STREET. ;ti : t aisd OO A.tABOE AS80BTMENT OS HAND AND X Ooods arriTing almost daily. ' Tha trade is reepectfully inTited to examine my Stock with tha aasoranco that they will And as good Ooods aad as low arises ss My louse in the Tbaakfo? lo'cld botomers for jsjai? bfT' would tfrspectfuir solicit cODHnmrncV isms. l ' P. SKHOSII. , KysssTiLLS, July 13. ... LAW CARDS. Wm. Keayis, U. S. CLAIM Also, Beal Estate & Collecting: Agent. .. i OFFICE ON MAIN BT: BeL Third & Fourth,) No. 95, Over ETAS STILLS, bid. sepia. . !- ' -.. . . . 1 A . ,., - . . , M. SMACHECFORO 1 : : : : S. R. HORNBROOK, '(! Sba;kelrord & llombrook, ;,.' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAV Ap.d Real Estate Agents, , 11 i Ai office on Third Street, IPstweea Locust and Main atresia West Side.) Prompt attestion rlren to Collections. . ,i i , . . , .. .. aocSVtf r. ALVAH J0EK30K, Attorney at) Law, tUXAliX rUliLIU j-'i I AHO Real Sstato jfiLgoalSoldiers' and all ether claims Trocnred. f-OITIce. ...KVANSTILLB, IND. aplS dtf i aJ as. JL f jVValJcei', JUSTICE OF THE PEACE J I .liriit 1 1 jvABTD-:--' 'rt)!.."!.'. i-a ...... LAA-aist for obtalBico; Psmaloaa, ' " " J LCI I lack Pay susol Boaaty tjHIB DIHOBABOXD 80LDHEJ3,, AND P0B the Widows and otbor lewal rwEreeactatlTsa ot i ajDSo who die in the aerrioa of the United States nioe on tne, Uerth-Weat sid of Third Street, aear j.l j asbJpgtou -iiuuse and nearis oppoalts(he Court Uonee.-PtTansvitle, Indiana. , , .... A1I business sob osted to him will ba promptly GUNS AND PISTOLS. III. II J i r-i GUNS PISTOLS, - AT Greatly RMluced Prices! O : 95, Main Street, Importer and Manufacturer of t j!--- all kinds of,. a'-r-i' . ,':quns, .... ,.7 7..,7 " PTSTOT.8- arifi . ; i: S'6 . . .. T . .. .... i AND DXALEB fl 1 i- ' " OWDSB, LBiD, OAPB,HHOT,C4BTMIDCftB, POWVKH-rbASKB, htlOT-B WH, SS' ' Bit tit- (a farye sesiji'ieal). fl&K POCK KT ' i KlMVEii AHDHAZOB8, WALKINO i OAK S3, ALL HOBTS Of OVN8, - 1 oi .mMDPUTOtS. - '. Audi Mvsrytriiaa; Vswally FAStael im usn siarci. ' Saas made to order, -. Particular attention given to repairing gnos and pistols. Jylu.drim. ,.CNEW BOOKS.i2 DOBEJiL'S BOOK STORE, i IS BlAlm 8trestlw JIW BOOKS Artemns Ward : Bis Travels. Looking Around, bv A. S. Boa. .Watrinuinlal lufaliciUee, by Barry Bray ine siotrr ponies, Dt Bt. Clair . T , ,- ' Tha Oil Begloot ? t , iU '-'t I The Antri.iin Bnshranger's Adrsntnres. New Kditios ef Anrora S loyd v sirs. Braddoav ti A j t.w Xdy Anaieys oserstr " - j- -t V EMr. Stewirt' lnteatioa, - e , , , jai sp- A fail wteek of Sehoet- Books, suit oountrv sserebaats.. - - ti U A . Ai t.lXlBELL'S BOOI'TOB.-J COAL;' j Notice to Steamboats.-'"1 A CONSTAHT BtrPPLT OF SCB.EKNID COAL ill ul band at tha Huoey Greek Coal LaaeSn; twoi miles abova Bockvort. , Barsxs filled a. reasonabis prices. ... , ...... - IdocitJim .mjjttUsH t'KEK COAL CQ. A j-JLCJTY.NQTIC.EgtJl: - Totics) tf-rAnrrwf nve iO;. nVTbTl5IBSBa3.X8fia. ' : :. ,3'he Cesilnxii. Council of the Cite nf Tvunm. t will acaivt Bealesl f ropaeal. aatbt iha Use, day of. soBDibr, laoS, for grading .Canal street fcoss Bt ovd, of tha Qouuall. ? ?-x:a f.:JH. f,i;ifl ...a.-,, .dttsf. McflBJrFi DJark. City Usdl'ajDfflos, Novsaibet iaj lsa. ,.4

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FANCY GOODS.

So Business Transacted on Saturday. " . r-SS A BIG STOCK OF ! Wholesale & He tail No. 11, First Street, (BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST) Ho Tla.;j ;;; MILL I N EES, BUjECHA UTS And Tlio 5 : Go mmunity at WS have inst returned from the East with a well-selected Stock of Bonnet and Trimmine ' Ribbons. Velvet Elbbon, Plain and Edged. Bonnet Velvets, Plain and Fancy 1 Satins and Silks. - . ... French " and American Flowers. Feathers and Pinnies. , - Birds and Other Ornaments.All Millinery done to Order at saortest xiotice. .' i ill f Straw, Felt and Silk Eats and -; Sonnets. , I ,'"!' A Full line of Cloths for Cloaks. Cloaks in Great. Variety. - 12 ' Cloak OrnamentsA' Fnll Line. '. i I Q .'.) i j1" iWe Make Cloaks to Order, in the r. Jesi ana rarest otyies, ai ut tT ! Shortest Notice.1 ' A Fnll Line of Dress Trimmings.' A Big Stock of Far for Ladies and uniiaren. , ... 1G : A Full Line of Human .Hair, in .Every Shape and Style. -i' - 17 ' '. A Larire Stock of Fdct Woolen Knit and Woven Hosiery and,,',,' -..ij UlOVeS. ,. Vf. .1 ,-.0O' . j Hat; and Bonnet Blocks. - i it" f V -XJ'V' -i 1 . r Notions and 1 "- Fancy" Goods7; too ! numerous 10 mention: Let all buyers coming to tdwn cau ana see tor insmseives, corntare t!ie Tjnoe. as tnev will find it as low as in any city west ef New York and Pfciladeipnia. B :" sepl6,6no., ,T , r,,;-; B. BATTM. I BANKING. , IT IA JCti 1 Jl-tO ,X '" ! .i. m v" , Capital Paid In Limited te--$350,000 $700.p00 ., , ! t ' -' i o-,.a .i.i.i, -.11 r,. s . i ' r : I' .J rl 3 THE MERCHANTS' ITATIOirilldHAttK I .. .... ) . . i.i, '...,-, j I' ,y r, i ' ' -e-il-l iVll'-S- ' -i j ' i-l ; 1 v. i : JUl "-lp st T R. BKMK!V.':,..'.?...lP,rrslien, 4su. i. not ti a . .....y asnirr, ; - . j.r '. K. -i i BaTlDf commenced enalasesssMaOssetoes-aertol Main and First Afreets. OSers its serrioes to the citizens of XrausTil saad its vicinity, being nreparer, to carry ou aa ! if. : t ;, . legitiosata . , iq ru. alGeneral Banking business ' , And to Pure base auj, supply t.ui 7-30 TreasuiyITdtes . -j : 'if O Goldantllsilvciv 1 Bank Hotes, : Burs U. g. CERTIFICATES. B0SD8 and other Secorftrc?, and , . .. Discounts ; F01iIfi3f and . ... .' DOMKSTIC rAPJDRr And for the accommodation bf"niecfcan!ea and others, who have invested tbeir savings ia the popnlar Government Inane,' ft offsrs to recelvs packages of U. 8. Bonds, Interest Bear ! Notes And other Beevrltles. oi SpoclAl I poe 1 1 , Fr of 'Chr:janord Ing small holders the opportunity to svoid the insecurity ana rtsg oi retaining them la the! k- HAKDWABB,' &c 18e5. 3

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( IvroBTCBS AUD DSALgRS 1 I I.;.A.' ; J;t;-I ,V -A.-It. IC ABB FIRST- STREET, DRY GOODS; CHEAP PKICES AHD' 1, 0 i , V.1 1 GO OD ASSOSlLEI. T, COLLE& BEYREISS,1 ? n; 3 BAta Street,' . i 2 ' AVr rIVAH8TttlsT, IBd; WI HATB JUST. BBOBITSD OU FAH, V V Stock, which embraces sxeboios selection f Msss Goods, Cloaks. She wis, Balmoral Skirts, Hrf. J iT-lj.. 1 . . . Ter .. . -r. . ' auviH, uiyrt-, sua Hosiery, worses, Cloths, Caseimeres, Ladles' Cloths,' Caseiaeaa, Jeans, riannala, Blanke'a, Tirklogft, Oiagbaane. Caliouea, 4o., Bleached and Dnbleachid MuMl.is. aud a thousand and oue other articles too tedloas to mention. Ail of which wilt be sold tsbt cbiat.' Ho ui see at Mo. S3. Mats Sseo- n .- . " IHNrldt SHtV BVrS,-"-Jf No, 4 Mais Street. WHARF B iATS, : -1 M .1 COX HTJMPHEEY, Farsrartllus and Comnilijiin 1 i ci ' Merctiantfl t-rut e.ifait isci BFsOTAC BAltBQAJJaiESr,, ! .7S''I?-jM .rTjKwaisswtlla, Id.' ' ajjar- sjsiri -tanks liberal cash adv&noes on eoa. stgnsseata. of rredues aod Tobacco to Mew Yrk.

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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAfillLY EI10CERYS! Griffith & Blytho, 136 MAlksT - - 136 WOULD BISPIOTFUttT INFOBM the cltisens of Iansills and the people generally, that we bars opened a First mi Store, at So. 136 Bain Street, for tbS sals of liO w r aioi'l d"t- 'I Step ir Y 1 ttl HO u ...kt' .. v-n' mid ,n:u ku MEATS, 1. V.'t):Ad SAuoiJiJX wjc j: , ;; (...) FfiUITS,'- '1'' ' w v' ant g ..-vttiA H mM hi .it 1JSAO, , I j ,., j COFFEES, tT - i RTTOATIR.. . ';':""," I; J OYSTERS, Ssc. - . v -i iwsi n ifa .RiiJiVssi U?-asD ht" A fnll stock of which we shall keen constantly on hand for tbe benefit Jor these who msy fkTor 'us with their patronage, 3,1 ' :i 'l0, At the Lowest ..,.-. - 138 Main Btrest.i TRANSPORTATION. ' h ilf.ti .IT jT.JU .SI ss;,.!;.' i d loijia-u ".. nan rrABD.l i( w,,a ft.i4 ,i oil J: A- rrA-SJfif w.a ijd? s-;CO Cotton1 Express I Hi!' 3 A c ,10 K.aiii .. .. t fast freight; line 1 t.w .sMStVfjfJk-'- i J I a -cli.titii .1 .!. itr-e-ijf-" KVAX8YILLLK TO XKW TOKK ASD -!C-J .01- CUSIU.I40 ; j i :tfS "'"n :i. I 10 JTIHK OVAHAsITKKlX rjlHlS 18 TUB UREAT BBOAD 0AU0B J. Bad, reaching from Nw York to St. Louis, Mo. Freights receiSM' here will go through with bat one elisors of sars. and without any daisy whatever. Freights receited by this Oompaoy at clew York -or Beaton wilt none through ia like manner, rraichi MsstuE tbrossb thlii citjri deetised for points below and auoTe here, will bo tmmfnrr. J fnr shlpmsnt wlthoat delay by tba Agent of tbo oeaiaany in toiscny i- ; ; ,iii.a .,.,-, f.j, i si a an., a gem, . . - ... . No. ! M Bin wyreei. GROCERIES.; Hominy and Bnckwheat Flour.8' 'XTBWHOMIHT A1B BtTCKWHBAT FIOUB VICKBBT BBO.'A ls Mala St. i .if "-'Fruit l,.-u ATB'BAIJIKS. CUBBANT8. fBTJHIS 1 V' e.4 A ( pies and Prscbeo, and ehoiott Gross Appleav be bad.cheap at y Ufl. as i onus., v. , t rio. 104 ajiaiD aiteot. ! ' BheiiiBk Hickojy'Nutar, T. BBLS. SMALL. 811 ILL BABK MOTS FOB 'I . . T , 7 ajTirr IM1 TJ Ds3 V Hit UJ ' fivaaai swaavo. ttS I f(.ll , .1 Z-i f -lii vnt ' New Corn KeaL J !i Af odbr' Bapnt aiwats o hahu at .'Cheese. OflBOlU KNOLl.-IH-Da.lRT ABD KIW CKJ York Cheess, in store and f ir sale by .... .. , , v ' IV t. n mmva. .. '. of Irotatoes... " ; o 509 .'S BC3.' GCKiD BOBTHSBH FOTAT0I8 iters aad for sals by . . . TlCKIBf BOS. I Oat Meal and Pearl BatIjy.v f-AiT MEAL AND FIABL BSBLBT, FOB eaie at: . VIOKlfcX BS.JS- "' New Codfish. n -N'T"rtw boDFisH.nr a.obb at fob salb TiOKCBY BBOS. rr .Shaker Brooms. -1 J--.a iOXHrjIYI 8IAXKB B BOO MSI, IK 8T0XX VJT and fur sale at TICK BET BBOS. - hi-! j I,.. -Turkey u -.- IIBlSKetVlKdl TBEKHTsWA GOOD '.. A. os.foeoccasloar-to be had at . - r . I , . TIUKIBT BB08, .HARDWARE, &Q.GEO. S; SDIiilTAG & CO. al .'AiOAqt A L"l -j.:al v i.'jii-- i '1 t 0 I 'll sr,i J '.veil . itQ ,'l ., AftO uJ T'.J,-il!' 10 'Id Hardware and Cutlery , t oi ejiiiii5 tit o j.ifw I t-!-", :'n-f;.. j list fit,; 1 s .ew'Ba is!uici'i?7or f:;lt;3 d 9:i)lLsa ,J,Be!lr! lao a; !': I-" avs'AS , . ii. -.I wc.I jrf Ica Laci' nvi'-3i s'f'f JirnLd of n; .. slui't.) i P-'kw o irA hi c ) -I moiI tin -i.-l) tuoi'i ooirritii-ijkutit -niiS, j - :.. : . c .... t. . , . Guns -and Pistols. llilil safov j iefn!i.s Sill XI 3(X .aaoi W-iJ o jioncty rri.i! .rtoittiaWtU . joiiftiUfotti .M'AJfe '"lic'J es;i i cc ; -''jof a Tfib JT?I f,Ull'-K all bite .'W. ! ; Muf t&btltoA )Ji 'T'l'TfBtlVt S.'IWffTlIri 1! ."! ;MAINHTREET, ,. "i','i ? -toJI i-t'aali t'-'tst ,a.'i.!-'. O .! . ... . ... . . . . . - , - spiff. vii ,a:9 tu; co s'.u.tiHt - j o KTiSSYILIt, is. t-..:olo 1ID - .. ...-X-1 - !. ILJ U1..1. Jt-.X'.X-SALOONS. Orescent City BILLIARD SALOON W. h.,'gT;'uckTo; Prop,)rt COBHta Or MAIN AMD TBIBD STBFRT8, . b41bv.,i, - KAiAViL,L.I, ISO. CLOTHING. Hawley & Saitb, Ilealers Is . eLpHinqi AND pithlshistg ;o (ii:.ii:iGOODSr i 84 Main Street, ErsnsTllle, Ind. CARD. Drs. 32hrman & Herr, x HOMEOPKTSIC. .THYSlCIAtfS J': i - ASD BURGEOBIS. ' ,' " ' , OrrrcB :ahd atsiDtsca ho. to hobth 'UerwaAssrset, satwesW Maia-aC voassesa. n2aJ6ta. AUCTION 6: I MI RAMI tSKlSOJti M IJo'V to. .aA.uctibnobr- .4 "f j '"fwalpjif tiefttMs' ' Boom 'to fc--iM'X02,7 LOCUST ST..: ',f n (rors, boobs sstow ths tBiawooo socss). , Where be will attend to all, kinds of A notion bost-Seeei-I'o th setllntr vt Merchamii... U'nn,. -GsxnUweeHrjrtea, and Beai Kstats. i aocUob days TUESDAY, THDBSPAT And BATUBDAY pf each week. .' ' , . Ceeb. aS r aces eu coats i isea teu - ' i-u- ' befets B; tua oitiaeas of Xvaasvills wr know hink. ----t -j .

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MACHINIS

wry.. HEiLr.iArj. Foundry, M ANUFACTUBEE and BTJILBEE " s r v -v - r ft t 't OF-r- - STEAM EilGlflES A50 HOLLERS, Saw and Grist IJiil ftlACHIPJERY, v TOBACCO SCREWS, GUMMING MACHINES, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Mireshiag Blachines, s&5., &C.9 ' s&Ca K.l t r v ': I, i , ' -, .'. t qtna pbopbiitob or thb citt fo0kdX ryj begs tears to in form bis friends sd tha poblis la general that he Is prepared to do all kindsjof ' Machine & Finishing Work knd erery thing appertaining to the Foundry bnsi-1 j ' -. ness. lie is manoracturiag STEAM ENGINES ASD Bs Q;I, L E R S ot any slie and power required ) Baw Mill Ha- , chinery and Mill Gearing of anyaise; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Onmmlnit Mocbloee, Threshing Machines, Malt Mills, Horaepewere, Oorn Shelters, Macblnsry of ail kinds made aad repaired lrna and brass Castings of every description, lrna House Fronts, Cellar x e ( i.,i.. , Oratss, As. - Oooliingrafc Heating STOyES,; i of the latest Improred patterns i Hol'ow' Wars , . , , vog irons, ao. Brewers, Distillers, Seetifleri, &c, .:, - ..- i, . i.: i Supplied with every description of Copper and .- Sheet Iros Work, Brewing Kettles, Belrlgerators, Attsmporators, Sparges, Btlllhsads snd Worms oa en improved plnciple, Oulnmaa fur Alsohit . Etills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Sypsuna, As. ; Copper, Lead, and Iron Pipes Copper, Braes and Ire a. Pamps of avry variety, for Beer, Spirita, Oil As. Brass docks and Valves, Steam Wblet ee, Ac. Workmen sent to all parts to St np work and do repairs on steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron Works, As. ,"' ". . -.Y ,V .( ; .. ., Old Metals Bought. . n-i , , Pa is dealing in snd selling Allen's1 Improved : Strati Osage,. Wrought Irou Welded ripes aod , Tabbing, lliram Ilopkine' Improved Hmnt Machines, Stephen Hnghte' Flower Beparatora, Oarmsn Boiling Clolh, Qua Klastle Belting, Pack- , trig, Hoes. Ao., of tha beet kind I Tinplale, Shast Iron Block Jin, Fig Iron, fiabit Metal, Speller r ., Fire Brick. ' ' ' ' ' Be baa every facility of the best Machinery and v wot H men, aod will give all work entrusted to him bis aodividaal attsation, filling orders promptly, warranting his work, and la satisfied with reasonable prioee. aksrosoe and 8le Known, Foaedry Boiler-, yard Machine Shop oo i'loe Street, belwesu First and Second Streets, KtsosvIIIs, Ind. DHY GOODS. -1 0. filAGHEE & CO., t ' , -. HAVE EEMOVf D INTO THEIB How and Elegant STOEE, oi i lv a 12 - - - FIRST STREET ---12 "t j - (Uext Door to Their Old StandX , r . - Where they are Opening an , fflLltllSE STOCK OF

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i jill'l -'- .fciti- - ' f.i Which we haye reduced to . such Low Prices as to in- -. I duce all to pnichafte, , e.n j.-.-.j ONSISTIiiO.IlT PART, OF , ....... i f, r

Elegant DeLaines," ' v ' j Handsome Prints .': ,,;:,"r,;: Ifew. Style Dress Goods j c. i.Oi itentucKy Jeans, . 1 '" Satinetts, ' I 1 W0:1

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t-i.6 i: Cambrics, . - - , Canton Flannels to ViiOi ' ' - . - -- i.vi. AND A FULL & COMPLETE STOCK 'Or. - n f'H.il.SIT ?.' - H ! .' ' ft. NOTIO 1ST S T'.-. and , ;;' ;:., Skirts,'- "- !" , Seamless Bags, ..Winter Shawls, ' ,! ; . u Balmorals, i- , u -Zephyr Goods Hooi - ' xsiankets. , sr Call and see, and examfne ibr.yourselyes. . ', -If - CLOTHING GREAT WARDROBE, No. 84 Main Street,;,, : ,ysuivmw wassingtwi iloaao). . . , rV, dUFls Cljothlng i Kverj Deacrlpt.oa. . , sT ,1 : H1WEEY-& smith: REMOVAL. Removal of l . BAEK'S Trunk Pactory. PrBSOSBWiaHINO TO OBTAIN TBITUKS. Taliess, Ac., will Snd tba same st D. Beer's Hew Stand . ' Corner Flirst and Main Rtreet, Under i ; , , riistJfatlonul Bank. BYY Bepairing will bo atUniied to at bis Fee-' tory, on FUst street, b.twet-n Fine and Leet streets. . i i-v, oSl-lni OYSTERS. OTSTKRS,.oYgriCH. 60 CASKS OOTB OTSTKBS, lost rroetved aad for sole at redaosd - prices b, ; . B. 8. hliBTOS A Oo., . i.

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