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

THURSDAY,

.DECEMBER 28

Zi to the Union Hen of Indiana. " "-- 'The Union "men 'of Indiana ere hereby railed to meet In Delegate Convention, at the State I House In the city of Indianapolis, on Thnrdajr 0 tIM 2d T at February, 1866, i 19 o'clock, a. V nr.. for the purpose of nominating candidate fof titateoffloes. ' " " It la reoommended that Haas Meeting be held at the county teats of the several counts on the second Saturday or February, to seen re a full representation in snch Hate Convention, and a Hi a ;arosb organisation la each eoouty.- ; . ., ..-.- J. T. Wioht, r"I h i i cWrm-o Colon "tale Central Commlttej. J. 0 Bo an st, aVeretary. ... rrrooi ,th,-IB4lanapom JourneL, ; Wnat the Extra 1 Session Aecorapihhed. . . ; r "'-;': ' ' Tb'e Tate session ' of the Gefletal As ! h Taeiablyast.,erV Iah.orion one, and more legislation of an important charci v-).'iactet was perfected ; than at any other session, of similar length, since the adoption of oar pr Bent' Constitnticnr ,.j oj .The number, of bills that passed; both "JDonses was one hundred 'and, three, betvlci ieidee divers joint resolution; and many others passed one or the other of the SAHdaiefwhich failed to become lars. Amopg ih$ more important enactments were the following: j Jill Oil lIo provide Jfor diatribe Sioa of tiiro ithe interest of tbe Sinking Faqd, for the support of common schools. . This will add from two lni"1red and' fifty to three 'tftQ hnodwd thbncoi;i dollars, annually, to 'T v- he lands heretolore provided' for xnaintalnine; onr public schools. : - ' 2. For the establishment of a Stale Normal School. i X JPtbyidini for J refunding - .to the Sinking Fund, in" State bonds, the amount due it from the State. - i '4 !Anact providing for the taxation of railroads. j -- . i w. jm A Authorizing , a company, , organized nnder .the general ditching act, to dig a dig a ditch' or canal from tbe LHr tie Calumet to the Grand Calumet River, in Lake County. By the erection- of a feeder dam in the. State i of Illinois, the waters of the Little i Cain met were caused to overflow about '. 20,000 'acres of land in Lake County, to the great injury of its citizens. Illinois has persistant! refused to make any compensation ,jti!;(D 1D j injared riarties, add Bas recently .f ioW the dam to private rjartief.' Tbe draining of the overflowed lands in Lake .:.:- County will probably leave water enough ' ' in the dam for manufacturing purposes, '" .' " to which We understand the water power ...,. ,4a to be devoted; but. if not,, there is no ,. :J eMn why we should longer submit to .JLI"' the great injury inflicted upon our own 7 X citizens. : ; : w . il " 6. Providing for a criminal coort in " tie county of Marion, and all other couni t. lies having 10,000 or more voters. ! This

o court is to sit continuously as long as it ' . has any business to transact, and if the 'penitentiaries are not peopled by its ad- . ' 1.. .! . -11 . luuicauom, n win oe oecause toescoun 1. tfrela woo gather bere irom all quarters ot tbe country take time by the forelock, and transfer their operations to other -localities. There will be no six months continuances, but justice, in the lan guage of the -Constitution, will be ad ministered -"speedily and without de lay.'. '. ' .. .. :7. All former general laws tor the in corporation of Cities were repealed, and a new law enacted which it is Relieved ' by its framers will be" a-great improve- , ment on our late system of municipal - government. It gives enlarged powers . to city councils in providing for the cleanliness and : consequent health of cities, and - by which they can take vig iDCOua .measures for, meeting pestilence and epidemics. . Considerable changes cave bpeD inaaa relative to toe improve- ; men to streets aud the construction of ..sewers, ana to preserve tne moral neaun of city oniomls, and to prevent the pos sible sunpicion'of their official integrity, i tbe law prohibits all city otneers from .' participating in contracts let by the city, and makes all contracts, in the profits' of which any municipal othcer is interred, absolutely void. - , 8. The Supreme Judges were depriv ed of the power heretofore conferred upon them to issue write of habeas corwere conierrea upon duages oi tne Vir cnit and Common rleas Loorts. 9. The law enacted at the last regular session, by which a State tax of thirty cents on each $100 of taxable property was levied for tbe support of soldiers families, for the years 1865 and 1866, was repealed as to tbe latter year.j The proceeds of the tax of 1865, less, five . .i : per cent, thereof, are to be retained in " treasuries of the counties where collect ed, and after the first day of March

c.r next become a part o the general coun- ' ty. funds;" but all loans made by the

boards Of county commissioners, in an ticipation of the tax, for the purpose of . furnishing the reuet contemplated by

" , the" act, are to be brstpaid: ana n is

' made the duty of, the County Commia sioners, by the repealing act, to provide from the general county fund, in a liberal manner, for the support of destitute sol j 'dieri who have been disabled by wounds, ox. diseases contracted .in .the military service in the line of duty, for their families, and for: the needy widows or. phans, and dependent mothers of soldiers who died in the service, pr shall

XlUiX hereafter-die from, -wounds or disease

received or contracted in the line of

duty. j s-' ilT Tholaw nnder which the tax was ' " levied set apart $100,000, td be expended un',' t1e direction of the Governor, k- for th lelief ol sick, and wounded In"wdiana soldiers in hospitals.' This would amount to about seven per cent of tbe amount, likely to be realized from the three mill taxj'and in anticipation of its collection the Governor borrowed conaiderable sums for that purpose. These loans are to be refunded ont of the five per cent reserve fund, and the residue is authorized to be expended by the Governor, in his discretion, for the relief of destitute, disabled, wounded or sick Indiana soldiers who may need such relief, and he is required to report the amount t --and manner of such expenditure to the next General Assembly. J" f 10. An act to prevent unauthorized

State printing."!.... i-..JwiVi. j ,.: 11. An act defining the orime of embeialement, and prescribing punishment therefor. . It ia reasonable, to suppose that the prospect of s protracted service in the Penitentiary, will have a tendency to prevent persons occupying places of trust and confidence, from making a too free use of the money of their prin12. An act providing Jori the organization of horse-thief detecting compa-iet.'i:!-i J-XL La-nuTl 13. An act making it the duty of County Auditors to examine the records f' their. offices in relation to the school funds, aud make report to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, and providing jcompersitiott ; therefor Ths Superintendent reports, that "by giving his personal Attention to this matter in a few counties,: he. has recovered $17,000 to tbe school" fund that had been lost sight of, but that he had not time, without neglecting his other duties, to continue his investigation.' It1 was, therefore, made the imperative duty of tbe County Auditors to make a thorough examination into the condition of the.. school fund ip their respective counties, which will probably result', in saving " much that would otherwise be lost - 14 Tbe late Supreme Judges made a decision to the effect that it was a sufficient defense by. a surety on an officia hnnrf. that the principal promised him that some other person would sign the , hnnrl aa co-security, before it waa filed " " and approved; and that such additional i' surety, waa not obtained. To obviate the disastrous effect of this judge-made law,"an act: waa . passed, retiring all official bonda to bo acknowledged before some officer authorized to take the ac- - knowledgment of deeda, and when so acknowledged, that suck obligor shall, as to the State,' be deemed a principal in the. bond, and liable aa such, A large ' portion of the work af the Legislature, for the last fourteen years, has consisted in efforts to repair the mischief perpe'trated by a reckless eet of Supreme . Judges, of whom, the Lord be praised, :',we are happily rid.-; -.'; '-','. , 15. The deplorable condition of the ini . -curable insane appealed strongly for legislative action. The HosDital for the " " Insane is not large enough to accommo

date evea those who gave promise of Tn 7re8torat'n 10 ea80n an( manT incura- ; v" hie caaei have, of necessity, been di

charged, while there are many othe r's who have never been rtcivtd into that institution. To make a beginning at least for the proper care of these uufor tunates, no act was passed for the erec tion .-of additional buildings for the accommodation, exclusively, of tbeincura ble insane. 16. The constitutional duty imposed upon the Legislature, to cause an enumeration of tbe white male inhabitants of the State, over twenty-one years of age, to -foe mada every six years, commencing from tbe second session held after the adoption of the constitution, as a basis for the apportionment of Sena tors and Representatives among the several counties, has been a dead letter. There has been no enumeration since 1853, and no apportionment since 1857. No Legislature has been elected ia the mariner prescribed by tbe constitution, since 1854, and many counties are consequently deprived of tbe representation to which they are justly entitled. To provide a remedy for this, an act was passed requiring such enumeration to be made in tbe year 1866, and- (hereafter at each recurring period prescribed by the constitution. j 17. The last enactment we will mention, is one that will carry dismay to the hearts of those Democrats who consider themselves elevated above the begro population, only by the legal disabilities imposed upon the latter. - It gife ns pleasure to inform that distressed fclass, that one of tbe relics of barbarian legislation againat thg colored men ha been partially obliterated from tbe statute

books. The House of . Representatives passed a bill repealing all laws disqnalilying persons irom testifying as witnesses on account of their color. The bill Was sent to the Senate, which did not act npon it, but passed another, originating in that body, making all colored persona competent witnesses, except snch as have come, or may hereafter come into the State, . in contravention of the 13th article of tbe State Constitution. This the House-- had to accept or get an enaetment on that subject, and it was accepted aa the best tbat could be dope, although the majority of the Representatives were unable to see why a violation of the 13th article should disqualify a man as a witness, when all other criminals, from petty thieves to murderers, are freely admitted to the witness atand. We advise onr "no nigger equality" Democrats, .Jtcj hereafter confine ' their outrages on defenseless negroes, to those whom they are certain .came into the State in violation of the 13th article of the Constitution; else they may suffer the terrible humiliation of being convicted and punished on the testimony of negroes whose moral character is such aa to give them credibility before white juries. These several acts, with that for the payment of the State debt, of which we gave a synopsis on Saturday, comprises a portion of the important legislation of the late session. ' No Legislature ever did so much work in the same length of time, since the Constitution imposed tbe present- restrictions . upon legislation than that which has just adjourned, nor has any similar body exhibfted more economy in its expenditures. STRANGE SIOST OF FANATICISM, A Michigan Agapemone Spiritual mediums and Murder, f yatertoua Decease ot Three Little . . . x ' .- . ..i Children, . From the Detroit Tree Press ' The quiet village of Battle Creek waa thrown into great excitement on Satnr day last, by the discovery of tbe dead bodies of three children under circum stances woicn strongly induced suspi cions ot toul play. A Coroner a jury was at once summoned, and a thorough investigation oi me anair was commenc ed, but was not concluded when our in formant left. . The inquiry has developed a condition of social affairs which is almost too much for credulity to swal low. That, in this latter half of the nineteenth century, in the midst of Christian community, persons of both sexes should herd together like cattle. in furtherance of a wild religious fanati cism, almost surpasses belief. When they go - still further, and add to their previous ' crinVetT the most henioua one known to the laws of God and man, the community in which they live may be pardoned for exhibiting symptoms of un usual excitement., ' , ; The circumstances of tbe case, so far as developed, appear to be abont aa for lows: Last spring a JMra.J Leonard left ber husband at ipsilanti and went to Battle Creeft, taking with ber five chil dren, two by Leonard and three by a for mer husband. . It seems tbat she waa a believer in the doctnnea of modern sbir itualism, and was led to desert ber husband through instructiona from the spirit world. She herself possessed the power ot communicating with spirits. being in the parlance of that sect a "medium. By advice from , the same supernatural source she dropped the came of Leonard, and being matrimo nially joined, according to the ordinan cea in vogue in the spiritual world, to ner r nm husband, again assumed his name and called herself Mrs. Haviland. When she reached Battle Creek with ber children she bad $500 in money, and set 1 : 1 ? i', i . up in Bouseiteeping ny ..nerseiL .About this period another character appears npon the stage in the person of a Doctor UaSer irom Adrian, who waa also a apiritual medium of great repute among T T". 1 1 . ... " dib bbci. ut. xjnner Doaraea witn Mrs. Haviland. Ihe bouse was a great resort fori spiritualists, there beincr manv oi mat - Beet ;n ana about cattle Creek, and "circles" and "aeancea" were ; the ' principal occupation of the gifted doctor and hia pupils; for it Bppeara that the Haviland honse waa sort of spiritual academy for the training op of female mediums through the. superior knowledge and gifts of the doctor. - A Miss Merritt, of Iona, a me dium, was of the household, and a Miss Mannass, oi Battle Creek, a young ladv of seventeen years of age, was a boarder in the family. She was developing her gifts, with the help of the other me diums, aa a " test medium;" that is, the veracity of spirits in general, and loq-u cious ones in particular, was tested through her superior gifts.. It waa said that she "developed" more rapidlv than any test medium - known in these parts. being - quick-witted and shrewd. This academy went on with swimming success through the Summer and Fall, and tarnished incontrovertible- spiritual evidence for . the conversion of the unbelieving. , I...; . . . .'. About four weeks aeo the doctor bor rowed $600 of MTss Merritt and bought lot in tne outskirts ot tbe town, upon which he built hia castle, in the shape of board shanty with one room, into this ' shanty with one room the doctor moved tbe three women above mentioned and the five children,-and they all lived together, . continuing to "develop" the young lady as a test medium. Wonder ful things were related of her powers in that capacity. She . could go into a trance,, and when she arrived back again to this mundane sphere, would relate wonderful , thioga of what she had seen and heard. She had' seen and talked with, any deceased friend yon might name, and could describe him or her exactly as he or she appeared - in this life, the dress, size, color of hair and eyea, . . ,-. ' . '.. . ,;.J ; - Wi malro' horrible and awful, : . Which e'en to name wad be unlawful." - r , " The party were getting ready to travel and astonish tbe world by a public display of their intimacy with the spirits. Mrs. Haviland had procured place for her. two children named Leonard, and had1 told the other three that she would take care of them.. On Saturday afternoon last, some children living in- the neighborhood were playing near ' the ahanty, when the two Leonard children made their appearance. On being asked -where their older brothers and sisters' were, they aaid they were dead. .The children ran home -and . told their parents, aome of whom immediately visited the shanty, and fonnd the report to be true. The woman Leonard, alitu Haviland, aaid that the youngest, a girl of abont four years, died, on, Thursday at noon; the aecond, a boy aged aix years, A died on Friday morning at about ten o'clock; and Lie third, a boy some

eight or uine years old, died on Friday afternoon at five o'clock Miss Merritt Bayg-hew aaktd -.the doctor - what they hbould do with tbe children if they Bhould die. and be said he would make a box

and bury them on hia lot. They claim ed tbat tbe children died with. scrofula. It was generally believed, however, that these mediums, wishing to travel and not be encumbered with the children, determined quietly to remove them to a better sphere. Considering that they could be with - them and, enjoy ..their aociety quite as much in the spiritaal world, without the inconvenience of taking care of them and providing them with bread and ' butter ; and elothes the plan, no doubf, seemed a' very sensible one. " A' pott "mortem' examination' of the bodies of the children was made by Dra Cox, French, and Saunders, the result of which was that tbe children were healthy, and had the appearance of being poisoned. The stomachs were taken out by the doctors,' and' the contents were in process of being analyzed when oar informant left The coroner's Jury were awaiting the result of such acalyzation. before deciding upon their verdict.: .The parties had been placed nnder arrest until the facta" oi the case could be more fully investigated. The affair naturally created considerable excitement, in. the town, and the greatest indignation was manifested toward theQnhamaewmother who could perpetrate such a dead upon her own offspring. ';.. : :- rr-r- m .Tf 7 .The "Nation "ion tlif) President. The reader knows that the Nation is a t New york:weekly,established to Kale advanced ideas aa to men' am incnland prin ciples. - The following concerning the President is, therefore, all the more no ..- 1 1 - . " - ' . In,-ouw;.f : V,.,,... . , , . ,s, i - Taken for all in all, however, the message ia one which any Democrat, as well aa any American, may well read with pride, r We do not know where to look. in any other part of tbe globe, for statesman whom we-could fix -upon likely to seize -the pointaof eo great question, and state them with so much clearness and breadth as this. Tennessee tailor, who was toiling for bis daily bread- in the humblest of employments wnen tne cmets ot an ether 'countries were reaping , every , advantage . which school, college and social position could furnish. Those who tremble over; tbe future" of " Democracy , may well take heart again when men like Lincoln and Johnson can at any great crisis be drawn from the lowest ranks of society, and have the destinies of the nation placed in tneir bands, with the full, assurance that their very errors will be better and wiser than the skill and wiudom of Kings ana jNooies. f or it the President were to morrow to commit every mistake or sin which hia worst enemies have feared his plan of reconstruction would still remain the brightest example of human ity, self-restraint and sagacity ever wit nessed something to which tbe history oi no otner country otters any approach and which It is safe to sav tione but i Democratic society would be. capable of carrying out 1 hat - passi.ge, too, in which be deprecates the concentration of great patronage, either, ia bis own banda or those of any other man, and deprecates it with a sincerity proved by ma acts, win,, to European ears, seem strange and novel language to issue from the hps of a ruler. And that final burst of feehog for such we may safely term it- in which he defines the position of the United States in tbe world, 'ketches the part tbey are destined to achieve in the fields of peace, is, in our mind some Wing lar better and far higher than i patriotic boast; it is a sober and em pbatio declaration that a state baa at last been founded in whioh the promo tion of bnman happiness is, in practice as well aa m theory, tqe great end for which society and government exist, and in wnicn the Uhnstian idea ot the equal tty of men for the first time in history receives a solemn ana official recogni tion. JEWELRY. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. A NOW" OPENING?," AT MT NEW 8T0BE, netIdoorvto first NATIONAL BANK,; THE LABOEST 8T00K OF ' Clocks, Watches, Jewelryt Silver and Plated Ware Iter . -'. ; to the -city of ETansvllle; which I can s i grrauy reduced prices, lor Cash. .St''! WM. BUCK. WAtOITES Of aH grades ' and makes; prices ranging from 110 to $360; all warranted good time-ki epera. CLOCKS The Ginoim Bbth Taonis OUKIXB. a . BIOH JEW EL BY of alt the I atest and Most Fashionable Styles, and Elaborate ' Workmanship. v -. DIAMOND nra' DIAMOND PIN8," AND , FINOEBBINGS, ., , GOLD CHAINS in endless variety.: WEDDINO BIN08. GOLD THIMBLES. BILVEB THIMBLES, , GOLD BRACELETS, . , ' PEARL BRIDAL SETS, unsurpassable in beauty. ' GOLD SPECTACLES, : SILVER .' STKEIr " SPECTACLE CASES, 6ILVSB AND PLATED "WARE In sets, half seta, or ingle piece. SILVER SPOONS, 6ILTEB F BKS, ' BILVEB KNIVES, and' ; BILVEB Napkih Bihss, SILVER CABD CASES, ITtEABI, 0AB.D CASES, FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS A DESCRIPTIONS, FINE POCKET CUTLERY, 'TABL OCTLEtlT, "POCKET BOOKS", Ac, And all Goods nsually fonnd in a first-Class Jewelry Establishment, "AVatch Repairing Done ta 'order on the moat J reasonable terms. ': ' Engraving, Both Plain A Ouumm-ml. " HIGHEST PBICE PAID FOB GOLD A BILVEB, 1- :-..., - .-.iS.-:" i w pa CO H W o CO Q t O Q W CQ o a w o a H CQ 3 W Q to M o o Hi o D WM. BUCK T Those wlahlnr to narehasB roods In rrv line will do well to call and examine my large stock before, purchasing elsewhere, for I am de termined not to be undersold,, oc20-ly I have also a fine aesortmant of flols Pana ol different brands. All Pets warranted for . two years. -a ..;.., . .V, . MILLINERY At and- Even Below Cost. Urs- SCHAESFES & Mrs- PECK ABB OFFKEINa A SPLENDID AdlOBTnent of Qioake Millinery Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Ooods AT COST, and In many instances even BELOW OUST, as tbyre deetrons of closing ont tMrstort t-y ths first of January. Bargains inay oecOaldently ezoected at -their Store, on Thrrd Street,, etveoo Main -"and. Sycamore, j net Wow tha Washiu,jtuu Uohse. Ladies are invited to c.U and examine their goods and prions. , . . .... ducl3 till jasl DISSOLUTION NOTICE. 'PHI COPABTNJtB? HIP- H EBB TO FOB! A. existing between the nndeninied is this day dissolved by mntnal consent, Mr." Jtonald Fisher having purchased the interest of the other partners. Either party , is authorized to settle outstanding aeecunts.- BOKALD FISBKB. . , - '' " 1 W. O. TUBNOCK. - ' ' S. C. 8CH wisa. ' SvaitTllls, Deo. 9, 186S. dlw ,

COLLECTOR'S SALE.

OUKCTURg SALIC Of RIAL ES v - - TATE - . For toe Ooet and Expense of Bide walk Improvement. . - Notice Is hereby elves, that by virtue of a precept leaned by the llayor of tbe City of. K-ant-Tllle, and to me directed. I trill, -sell ak pub io auction, at tbe door of tbe court-house in eald city, on Friday, December 2tb, 1866 at ten o'clock s.m , the following lot of ground, or ao much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and aaseesed against eald lot for the ooet and expense of making sidewalk improvement apon aald lot, together with the eosta of sale; ai d that s.ll sale will be eon tinned on the-next dar thereafter, namely, Saturday, December 30, 1865, at ten o'clock a m., at tbe same placa, for tbe pnrpoee of selling; eneh property as may have been sold on the day above mentioned and not paid for : Lot 221, Donation Enlargement owner anknown 33 61. ... - , JOHS BCHTJBEB.T, Collector. XTansvtlle, Deo. IS, 1865. d2w NURSERY. Crescent City Nursery. 1 :, :' - SECOHD STREET, ; " J 'WEAR THI CORPORATION LINK. 1 have on hand a large assorted stock- of choice Fruit Trees, consisting in part of - - i PEACH,., APPLE,' ! PEAE, :; CHEEEY.1 : : - : pluii,- ; ; ' &c, 4c. ; ' ' Also a large assortment of - I B08B9, FtOWBBINQ BHBUB3 SHADS TttEES, Ac, i . : c ; Which I will sell at low rates, if wholesale ci - retail. t ' " Orders by mall promptly attended ti se5-3n - - ' Crescent City Nnraerv. ' nOME INTERESTS,' ' -To Phtsioiafb. If yon wish to parchas pan prugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at a email advance on Eastern prlree i"-i t.. - skr A White's stock, wltv ;vu a-u .-iuilole that is needed by the profession, and a pries which cannot tall to giro satisfaction. : Their Store hi at No. Si Main street. ' mayMAwtf COMMISSION. r. a, Hcsro.r. a. ihuu,-jiiu xicnotsoa. HUSTON &. 'Cbij; Forwarding & Commission .i . . rfi Merchants, -' '' ' -Asia ', . '.i j WHiRFBOAT PROPRIETORS' Evansville, Indiana . oa-tr . , , -. CLOTHING. 84. MAIN STREET, (ADJOINING WASHINGTON HOUSE,) ICvariHville, Ind overcoats; Overooats of every shade and material UNDER -COATS. Trench Tricot Sacks or Walkltg Coats. Erencb Bea..r Backs or Walkiog CoaU. . Black Dress Frock Coats, irom 8)5 to 150. Caasimtre Backs and Walking CoaU of every description. : . . . - r fanarl& flrr flnlt.. vir. h-.aTT. r Cassimore Bnitaof every description and price. PANTS:' Black Doeskin. Hwtt Trench Bibbed. Fancy Cassimere, and all shades and textures fonnd lo this market. . -. VESTS. Velvet (olalh and flirnred). Black Cloth, Black 811k, Fancy Casslmsre, Waterproofs, etc. . FUB3MTSHIWG GhOODS. Gloves, Mittens, Mnfflors, Wristlnes, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Butterflies, Stocks, Llotn Pocket Handkerchiefs, Silk Pocket Bandkerchietk, Sha ker Wool Hose, British Half tloee, Cotton Boots of every description. , ,, TTTtf TYF.T?. - WTT1 A "RV Shaker Knit Shirts and Drawers. Also every description oi under-near lor uonuemen. GOLDEN WILL. ' LINEN SHIRTS. We are agents for ths above-aamed Shirt, the nest ever sold in tnis market. Parties in want of floods la onr Ifns cannot tall to be pleased if they will call and examine onr awe .i .is .-.,.,.).,.-. i .i,o HAWLEY & SMITH, Proprietors of the . .' Gentlemen's Clothing and Puriil8liing Store, 84 MAIN STREET, : 84 (Adjoining th Washington House,) Evansville. Ind. deolS dtf - - i FOR THE FARM. IMPLEMENTSr BTEEL PLOWS (all kinds); . , .. CAST-IBON PLOWS ; . COTTOTS SOBiPEBB, rCULTITATOBS; r ... CUTTING 30XB3 (vartiiu kl , ; GOBN-iBELLBaB (varlooa kinds); J COTTON OIKS; - A , ; WASBISO-XiCBIifBSi '-"''.'J, , - eBAO SAW-tl ILLS; : , UACiv-Miwrnit, etc., t., eic.'- f,- i Fresli Seeds. -!-) I :m I BLVS GBAS8 SEED.- 1 ; QMQBAMD GSABS SEED rr BKB TOP SEED; . . 1 - - TI ttOTBY SEED; - -1 J j V: t .CLOVES SEED.- .' ... -i : ; - MILLET SEED f , V'. f" "' BUSGAXlAlf SEED;' ' - - - -- - , , v .-.-iittl. tit . . -i .r i;:.i,s, . 7 ' Together with a full assortment of Oardou Seeds, either in papers pat np in boxes snrtablo i.r retelling, ar in bulk all growth of 186V. For sale by , n.O. BABCUCK. t ;:: ' . North First street, decS dim IvadsyUle, Ind. A CARD. . a. MATTHEWS, : Late of Louisville, Ky, w. a- ruixnToa, Late ef Louis-villa, Bji MATTHEWS & ITJLtESTOl!", ... ;.. -; v DEALBBg IS i t i Agricultural Implements. El. E2 D S 9 i in WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, ...V. - ..--4. JJJ HOUSE ' FTJRMSHIXO ARTICLES, " No. 46 Main Street," EVANS Y.I L L E,, I JSt D I A H A, -.. nog tf : .- ; .-'Atr FEED. " " "'.Chopped Feed, i XTI ABB JUST &XCKITINQ 15 BTOBE 600 I V bushels of chopped wheat screenings, which as ioou ior miut cows, macn superior to snipstuff and bran. Those who wish the largest pos sible yield of milk from their cows had better try It- . D. BUBTOH m UO., ept.: Ko. 90, WaUr Street.

WHOLE 3 ALE ' NOTIONS;

Buy 'SpUE'! ITotions of a ltibiiH6us6t tot ...SSItJBSt-: fsiC3HH mm i ri :0i 3C J rt-l--3 ,i ; e - J ,ii:: . Af; c-i- . il-il .- I-II A t PAPER WAREHOUSE. . i r , HEW WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE, 290 Main street, South aide, bet. berenta ana iagntn, wholesale Dealer In :.. .,f -- -i PAPE OF ALL KINDS, BONNET B0ABD4, BINDBH'B BOA BPS, ' - - CABD BOABDS. ' ' ENVELOPES, PBINTIKO INKS, Ao H arias; had nearlv twenty Tear's exnerienos In this branch of business. I feel confident I can make it to tbe Interest of all persons burins: DaDer to esamice my stocx Derore maxins; pnrenasee. -OrdpnbjmailorotberwiseshallrecelTepron.pt ttnetlon. - ( . - Highest markst prioe ia cash paid fcr bs, tiemp, uraas nope, 4c. n!7-3m ' COMMISSION. ik. o. M'rtaaiii,. j.Misirsx, jo.s a'fsaaAn. McFerran; & Menefee, (LATE OF 10TJISVILLK, Kfj , j COMMISSION : 2Icr chants. ' COTTON FACTORS And ManufaturersT Agents ior tne sale or iiaie , . , Rope & Bagging. WEST COLOlBIA St,, . , " . Betweeu Vine and Baos Streets,) CINCINNATI, OHIO.1 -AWe Adopt this Method ' J"" - 'Of Informing- onr old friends and the trade generally, tnat we Have to Is day opened ear Hoi In Olnoin aad lot the traaaaetlon of a - , GENERAL.' COMMISSION AHD . COTTOH' BFSINESS." so.. In the Purchase and Sale Mftichsnts, -we otlt feel II ties eqnal to those of aay noosa ia tne r- tsi. . a Cash Adrances . : 1 1 . : Will be made on Prod net of all kinds, and Bnles rendered with promptness, and on tbe most iioeraj terms. , - i-f".,-i9 . ' COTTOK. - -.ni : To this branch of ont bnslnees ws nronoas to give panic a lar attention, and we feel atenred that I with onr tat sxperienoe in the sale of this staple we can rendsr satisfaction to those shipping to ns. oar arrangements w 11 enable as to sell el tne In this market or the Eastern cities, ss th owaer mayaesire. ..... . . . . . I Bale Rope, Bagging and Twine. ' Having the A gooey for sale ef eeveral cbo! brands of Kenisckr Basrarimar. we will all timca keep a snpply of thesj articles from tha best laoioriea, , t ., . t India Bap-ginfl:, t - la rolls or bales, win m tonnd la oar bona, j Plantation Supplies. To the DOTchase and ahloment of snnnlies of all kinde, we will give dae attention, and believe mat we can rnrnian Baeon, L,ard, trioatr, Ftrmlss Implsmsnts, e follv as lew. on orders as if the parties desiring ths goods .uvyimnk. very nespvctiuiir, ...... . - McricBHAit Mafliraav--Clncinoati, Oct. 14, 186&. ,,. , oZ7-2a MlLilNERY. BmX Cost. rpHE LAD1E3 WOOLl SO WELL TO CALL -a. si Mrs. ' TVIcCormicli'js I ... i before parehailng elsewhere, as sue M selling ef ami niiuuBrj owes ana otner rancy notions at COST, an wULaontiaaa to ao so nti) the 10th or January, oa account of going to auks a change uccz aim ft ..GROCERS.s, i. dabixl. a. sj. xaaa j DANIEL & IAHH,'.'1 f RAf.Hll at tint a r aasaas wssr ' ' ' ' WUxea, ILlqaors, Cla-ara, bottom vara, Ralls, ate., Ho. Water St, bet. Mala an d Locos t. ' lanll-6a BVABBVIL LB. IHD. UEAD & MEXIFEE, Wholesal Grpcers, Liquors, "VTines, Kails, Glass, Cot--ion xarns, spices, wooaen"1 '. :- War-. c. . i .: t .-" 3-w T7 7Jii.-T"Vi,M I a ,J3 0JL!i&AJ&lXLtttJCQGt4.-. KVANSVILLE,--- . INDIANA - I C 3 T t-' . n l. . A t-t.t i rtC& ,Ttt'iaoO tV-.tt H--:t . . ... : r ' -: wvwta ,.e ai l' 'M H OYSTERS. 0TBTER3, OTBTEE3.-rJQ C ASE3 COTE OT8TIBS, just received and e sals at redueed prices by v H 'h C8TO!f A OOv--' ' ' " MftW Waiewwrast. ocxa

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RESTS Ul HANEY, Crescent Foundry,' ivAirsviLLE, iitd .H.Tsfaanfaotimra of ; T if STEAM ENGINES; ;:!.!. STEAM boilers;: AND OIBCULAE SAW . ' Of the fiioit Approved Pattern, :'-V'.fJ:;::-':.i AL80 - J Jt.l t ".wj All klnfii of MacMnerjr ; appertain ing. to ' Railroadi,. Steamboat Vf fiistitleriei Flouring :Milli. - S U G A R .M; IX,X S of all aliea with the latest Improve-Si.-J Tobacco Screws, ; AND BRASS of every description.1 iUvm Ganea, Gam Belting, Th Briok, Wrought Iron Pipe, Boltlnj ", .Cloth, Ac, at j,., HABUPACTURERS'" PRICES. Repairing dona at ahort notie Woraiaae aastt all part t X2.epa.ix Boilers. atT-Atl orders wttl receive onr Individual attan tion and will be promptly filled the Office and Foundry on the ; Canal, - " a ej sa , a t. corner oi xnsria street, r'-ufJ;; CLOTHING: "' j i- 'TJBSICH & 8CHRADKB,' Me r cHiht T ai 16 r s, ' COS. STCAMOBt &, BF.COXD ST3., ;. KvAmawlIla, lad Vt VWehava a chelee assortment of Imported Closns aad viaselmerea. or a snoerlor onalltv. whlsh we will manntsctnre Into garments at na. son ole price. . -. -j i . . .-.i mm- tiaii aaa exaauaa set soon ana prions. tyll.dSms. i CARD..'. ; ' Dra. Ehrman, &1 Herr,HOMEOPATHIC ..PHYSICIANS , , ASD tllllOEOll. , rrTlCS AND BESIDENCZ 0. 10 NOBTH J Secodd street, between Main and. Sycamore. BZtdBOt - . - . JEWELERY. so. B?TTaoLrr. '. i, : i Cent xat Stuns. BITTROLFF sDELANG No.48 PXtvin Street, HAVE BECIITKD THEIR NEW STOCK, which la fall and complete, comprised of the newest and best styles or II E S DI CHAINS SOLID HI3STCrS - GOLD PENS -SPECTACLES ' SILVERWARE ' PLATED WARE . -WORK BOXES ta i . clocks: WATCH MATERIALS ; efeCJaj,; efcCe iiV ' which ws offer at the lowest figures. Call and si ami se oar stock before purchasing elsewhere. I er yoa may loons a bargain. Ws are determined wseu.i... r . This Is a good Urns to "baT roar Holiday Pres n2Sd2mo , , ; - , - . ; , NEW STORE. ; FLOuB, ARd IiaUOH STOEE So. 3 IYCAKOBK STREET, '' " KTAHSTILLE, IHD. rpBM TJNDEB SIGNED EE EPS C0N8TAHTLF j. on nana au xioas or . j , -j r Liquors, and Common and Taney and aa I am anxious to build up a trade, I will sell as cheap as tbe cheapest. Please hoaof roe . with a call before purchasing. - dc7 dsm j ,.; , ... .. j HEHBT ATBBS, , i HORSE-SHOEING. BTIX3 DESIBING . HOBSES BHOD IN ha best etrle, with disoatch. and to tha satisfaction of all, aaa be accommodated at tha new fork Bsle and TnuBInc Stable, on Walnut street, between First and Water, at Biaeell A Raymond s ttandV Taa keataf workmen are emploved. and the areatsst -cars taken In shoalns-. d7 dlt ' COMMISSION." 1 ,i A. & SXaiPr -- . ' X. W. Ulrll. DAN- AIKEN & .CO., rft"Tr -vv-r-cr -n y -r- I--"-COMBISSIO N M EBCa AX I , POTDBAS 8TBXET, Uew Orleans',. Louisiana. no22-tr .-.--.. cl AUCTION. Jneer. .' 1 ilfttll Eat rde At Boom Vn oe T niTTon on . t ,7ri ;Au- a'wv8s.:Qai ; (vorjm boob tws SHsarwooa noosa). IThers be will atUnd toall kinds of Auction basinw : To tha aniline of Murchandies. Wenons. OsjTUges, Horses, and Beal Estate.. - Auction oaya lusauai, THUJteuAT and SATOBDAT of each week.; --,.-., i '" Gash advances on eoualgnmsnts. Refers to all tUs xltiiens of Xrarisvflle who WU1 sirs Ua ilwteJliM to hU baalaess.' 1 all

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FANCY GOODS.

Ko Easiness Transacted on Saturday , A BIG STOCK . " er - O FANCY GOODS, Wholesale & He tail IVo. 45S Main Street, (BETWEEN FIRST & SECOND.) ; '. To tiio t : - i O .... , . . . 1 EIlf L L I II EH B9 Oommunityiat '''' " ' .' ..t las ir. i ;WJ5 hav 1H it ratnmarl frnm fha Eaitwith a well-aelected Stock of : I- ' : 1 - i -"..fu: j , Bonnet ' and Trimming -Rihlioria. efcS ... U 1 - VelTet Ribbon. Plain and EdMrL ' Ij 43.! auf fca!-i4i) ! ol : j Bonnet Velvets, Plain and Faney. ..... .... j. ; - . ' ' " ; Satins and; Silks.. I French and American Flowers. V; -Feathers jmeaT ' 5i Birds and.O&er Ornaments . ;. A!l Millinery dono to Order at " .-s- onorteat notice. ;,:---:;...; ;0' ; ; XIStraw, Felt and Silk Hats and !.'.' . j Bonnets.. 4 ,v lj..: - " vs 10 : - :-.: A Fall lino of Cloths for Cloaka. 11 -Cloaks in Great Variety. ' , Cloak Ornaments A Full Line, in We Make Cloaks to Order, in the joest ana xaiest styles, at the Shortest Hotice. : .-. A Full Line of Dress Trimmings. - IS ..... : A Big Stock of Fur for Ladies and uniidren. " - " 10 : A Full Line of Human Hair. In Every Shape anil Style. - 17 .. A Large Stock of Fnev Woolen L Knit and Woven Hoaierv and ' - Gloves. Hat and Bonnet Blocks, v-. ITotions and Fancv Goods too Numerous to Mat tion. ", Let all buvers cominer to town call and see for themselves, 00mpare the price, as they will find it as low as in anv citv west of New York and Philadelphia. , aepl6,6m. , B. BATJM. . v 1 "" '' BANKING.,:, :' tal Paid In -: $350,000 Lirnited tc--$700,000 j THE MERCHANTS' llAT 1 0 IT A L-BANII i i r: - . r, . !-,.. Of Evansville, ... ! 1 in C. R. EEHENT ." . a' President, Castaler, . Having eommenoed bnslnees at Its Office, corner ol Slain and Fli st Streets. ' Ofiere Its services to the citizens of Evacvvll'eand its vKnnltj, being Prepared to carry on a -" " legitimate ' i- ,. General Banking Business, And to Purchase aud Snpply . 7-30 Treasury Notes, Gold and Silver, Bank Motes, L .Exchange.! Boys V.' B. CERTIFICATES, 'BOS DS, auu uiui-r jDcturnifS, ana ' ' Discounts FOKKIGX and , 1 - 'DOMESTIC PAPER. j f . : IA': si i j is it: , . , - And for tha aeeommodatlon 'of mechanic and 1 otnen,wBo nave invest- their savings lathe ! popnlar Oorerameat Inaus, It offers to receive pacKatree ar V. . tsonds, I nterest Bsar. I isl Hetes and t trier Beemrttlea, aa Special Deposit, free ot Vlsarar,afIor4mg small solders tbe opportunity to avoid tbe laseeurity and risk of retaining them la tboir l own possession. " Jell-tl HARDWARE. &e. - H tSiS : CO H o 0 H e iELLSKELLOSG TCfl i Ikpobtbbs aid DbalekS IB - - . f ' . . - ' - " I it v - J -. 'l ii 'A. it i -V: a k e i -- . AUD . ' ,-' . - r,- . . ... -iji. O U T LEE "F FIB S T S TREK T,- ----- " (BIOM BIO PAD-LOCIC,) ....... DRY GOODS. ? OI CHEAP TEICTES AUD " ' ' IY r. , GOOD ASSORTMENT, ,t-...,. t ... -AT-, , , i BOLLE & BEYREISS, flo. 43 Main Street, , , " ''-';". .: ITAKSTILLB. IKD. : W HATE JUST BEGEITKD OUB FALL Stock, which embrae a a choice alti.n .i Dram Ooods, Cloaks. Shawls, Balmoral Hkirts. Hoods and Nobles. Gloves and Hoelerv. CoraataCloths, Cassimeree, Ladtee' Cloths, Gassiueta, Jeans, Flannels, Blankete, Tickings, Ginghams, Oalieoea, to., Bleached and Ua bleached Muslins, and a thousand and one other articles too tedious to aeeatie. All af which will be sold rxxT CUBA?, 0o and. see at No. 43, Main Btteet. BOLLE A BETBII3S, ptl.- - o.43. Main Street. 'WHARF BOATS., y r. at. Boaraasv. . - COX & HUMPHBEY, . . " Forwarding; and Conuntglon Jt. . Merchant, And BPEOIAL BAJLBOAD AG IB TO, ' n . .i: i , . .. BVSatViUs, lsLl ' t aWWin make liberal ensh advances on eoa. ifgnmeata of Produce end Tcbarae to Maw Fork. -' wprlj - '- ----- - !....,

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FAMILY; GROCERY ! ! Grilith &, Blythe,; 186. ---MAIN STj v 1 W WOCLD EESFKCTTOLLT INFORM the clt liens of Ksansville and, the people general It, that we hare opened a First Claa Store, at Ho. 138 Halo Street, -for 'Ihe sale of Fancy fSStapIo aEOCEBIES, - '..j a billM : 'meats,1 ' t'MJ Hl,i BREADSTUFFS, ll.1t; ,;.rnuiTSM ia-',! TEAS,''': 'i5i5t o: : in st tIUllI at , . J - 1 SUGARS, 3;i'OY5TERS,&c., "1 hi . ,-Wimiii ,i.i ill l. I 9CJ n 1.1 A Cull stock of whfeh we shall keep eons taa lly n nan fcr the beseQI fhee wbomsf ' Urur ss witn tbetr patronage, lo una sai tl. At the Lowest Curjren ces -ill l.J V i,l IV-, BT .i6 GBirriTH a Bimi. ' 138 Main Street.' LAW CARDS.' ": ;: 1 W111' Reavis, & U. S. CLAtftl ACEMT. Also, Keal Estate A Collccttn Agent. y " Office ox .iiAiir si;! (Bei, jrkirL & Fourth,) No. 95J, Over !-vt .mn eller '.a. pun Store, i . i. j . ruj.. i jeviA'SVILLK, Ind. A SS. SHACKELFORD ' ? ; , . tk. HORNBR90K.' Shackelford & Ilornbreok, DfH'A nn hlt CtiukoS f ' " (Bstweea Locust and Main Streets West Side.) w rrompi attention given to OoIIecUoas. " ' aBK81-tf , A L V A H J ORIS 8 0 S, ,. j" NOTARY PUBLIC I Heal Bsiatb Agoat. : Soldiers' and all other claims proenred. Office. ..,.KVAN8VILI.a, IHD. ., aplS dtf - ' I i Jas. rl Walker, -JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Ag-eait for btallnr Pasislasie, "" Stek Pay sad Staati ."OB DI80HABQID 80LDIKBS, AUD FOB C the Widows and ether legal representatives of ose who dls In the service of tbe United States. (noe on tbe North-Weel side of Third Street, near the Washington Bona and nearly opposite thsOonrt lionao, ICransrlHs, Indiana. All fn-ioess entrnsted to him will he prossptls stundedto... IvlS-lf v GROCERIES. V ' Hominy and Buckwheat Flonr. NBW HOMIHT AND BOOK WH I AT FtODB at VICKKHF BBC'S 132. Main St. -. m Fruit ! - TW ' BAISIK8, O0KRANT8, PB0NKS, a.-, vihu AFpuse ana reacnes, ana cnoioe oreen Apples, to te had cheap at V'CKEBY BB03., . ia main atreet, ... . . . - ...-.ii ; 1 Shell Bark Hickory 2S'nts.! ' ' p. BBLS. SHALL SHELL BABK NUTS FOB i v eau ale by TICKKBF BBOo. ..i irt-..i" HewCornKHL- rl A OOOD SCPPLT ALWATS ON HAND AT a- VIGKEBY BKOfl. Cheese. ' i, OABOXEi ENOLISH DATBY AMD J Tork Cheese, in store and for sals brNEW - VlC&kKF BSOS. i Potatoes." 500 BUS. OOOD BOBTHEBN POTATOES n store and for sale by - i . VICKEBT BB08. Oat Meal and Pearl Barley. ' ' OAT MEAL AKD PEABL "ABLBYi FOB VI'KEBT BHDS. KJ sals at - ' ' New Codfish. ? i VTEW CODFISH, IK S'OBI AND FOB 8 ALE 11 by VICaKB BBOH. - '" Shaker Brooms. riVVViVt PHAKEB BBOOHfS IirSTOBl . for eale at V1CKSR7 BB08. , ..Turkeys. : , 'pHANKtGITINO TCBKETS A GOOD SCP. X ply ror tbeocosslon to be bad at ' . - - VIOKXBT BBOS HARDWARE, ScoV j GEO. S. SOfiflTAG & CO. IMPORTERS OF Hardware and Cutlery AMD Guns , and Pistols. I ;No.3i No. 31 z m AI jy' STREET, KYABTSYILLI, IID PERFUMERY.' PBRFU25IE FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. a-.;,-1 ' A inaat EzejeiiaiU!, Irltcale sad Frarmstg.' Perfwnar, FJistUlcA fi-wna ilea Havre) anal SeaalirHl Flavrer frana wkich ft takea (ta. ataswa. . ! , Hanufactared only by PII-A I.OK St SO!. Beware of Counterfeits. . Ask for JPAaon'a TViJta other. r ' Sold by drugg-iata generaUy.

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Tlireshiflg: Ma:cIiiiLe8s i a'0 jtx'v'J f t '. " ,nac. iv"! TH PBOPBISTO B Or THE rtrf FOUMD,De8, leave to lufotat hie freed and the pobliola eeneral that he le prepwsd lo do all kiodaof, wij-,.; oj-j !j..j,i bill Michine'& Finishicg Work And CTery thin appsrtalnUt; te taeronwdry bailneee. lie Is mauussetunns; n jj STEAM . ENGINES ,-. l;n AND

BOILEes i of any slae and power reqnlred ; Sav Mill Machinery and AI f 11 Gearing of any Hh; Distillery i and Min In Marhinsry, Tobacoe Vciewsi Oom- !

"acnines, i nrrsblng Machines, Malt Milts, ' hoieepewere. Corn abellere, Machinry of a kli,.1s made and repaired Iron and Braw Oeatlnrs of every deeprlptlun, Iroa Boose Frostc. Cellar-. ' '' Grates, Ao. '

stoves,: of the latest Improred patterns i Hollow Ware vog irons, o. .-.. Brewers, Distillers, Rectifiers, &o ,

Bnpplied with erery dsecrlptioo of Copper and , Sheet Iron Work, Srewiug Settles, Uelrlgerators. V

aiuHoporatore, Bpargee, etlllbeade and Worm. . "Proved plnclple, Oolnmae far Aloohor Btills, Ysast Jngs, Cans, Syphons. Ae-j Copper, r Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper. Brass and Iron V ""PS of e.ry Tariety, for Beer, BptrlU, OH Ac Brass Oocks and Valves, Steam Whist es, Ao. Worknea sent to all parte to St op work ander" r.l! m Eollws, Copper and (beet Iroi. Vorks,ae. , . , lU Old Metal 8 Bought, v He la dealing la and selling Allen' Improved Steam woage, Wrooirht Iron W.ld.d n,m ..d V

Tnbbing. blran Hopkins' Improved 8utMa. ehinee, etepben Bngms' Flower Separators, Oer- "- man Boiling Cloth. Gam Elastle Belting, Peok- I Ing, Hose. Ac, or the beet kind ; Tlnplale, 8bek . Iron Block Tin, Fig Iroa, Babit Metal, epeltr. -Fire Brick- , , i : , ,j Be hss sver facilltv of th ut irt,i. ..a workmen, asd will give all wort entrnsted to him hie Individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting his work, aad Is satisfied with reasonable priors. . t w WroiHce and Sale Booms, Foundry, Boileryard Machine Shop on Pine atreet, letweeo First and Second streets, BvaDSvllle, Ind. DRY GOODS. G. MACHEE CO. HAVE REMOViD INTO THEIR No w and 231egant :;;;';i63koa:! 12 - - - FIRST STREET . 12 (Next Door' to Their Old-Stand). . ; . - i v - , i ' . . '. .. t. i Where they are Opening an i i i .i'.ii.:.:; -t. ! i '.- J' VI"' ' : (' r.fi' oiil i;( l-dDEfrSESTjCf Which we hay e reduced t sucn liOw Trices as to in- j , dnce all to purchase, t CONSISTING, IK" PART, o: ... , ! "I .- j TM . -? Handsome Prints,' r.i . iiuw oiyio aress uooqi ; Kentucky Jean s, r ,'9-s .Satinetts,"j", ' '. Cassimeres, ; : .Cloths, i Red, Yellow I ..; White; - - i . Flannels. - Strined Shirts CIS. '' 1 1 : i j.risn lmenss Tickines, .,' J.l.f ! i Drillings,, .,. ,i;v-''.':'T ( Cambrics, n !if . . Canton Flannels and toll ;icoiipiOTE STOCK F '.. Mi I, OF '' NOTIONS Hoop Skirts, o " Seamless Rags, ;ua hi i- Winter Shawls, .isjt::.--!! ju BalmoralSr' 0"1 t r:Zephyr Goods 'rt ii-it.: ai-vr i ic w jaiUlailketSs 1 ai c.l ii a iixvnq I jo Call and see. acdexamine for ydurselyes.j : LAW CARD. suau ., oasso......H.,jns w. tuus. .. . , Johnson Walker,.; ' ATTOUJf ET - AT - I. AW, '"' " ' 'OFFICE 'Otf TfitlBD STBEEt, ITeerry .opposite the Coast Honse, at .the enlldlog ; formerly occupied by tbe late Dr. Jo tin T. Wslker. - - uio Urn- . J!'' . ' t M.iIN,,.w a : ; SASH-AND DOORS. H STEELE & "TRIBLE, j BOOBTD ST., BET. CH18TB OT A BT OB EBBT, " F FA fi VILLM, ' IKtHi HA r ASH, DOORS, WIHD 0 WELDTD 8 v..,: Dreggod Lumber Boards, Laths, Ao., of every description eoastai en aaaa. Pscklng Boise of all klada made to , arder. oawlag of esary kind done oa the shor Botlee. aplB-1 . COAL.

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Notice to Steamboats. ; A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF 80BEEKKD OO. oa band at tha Honey Cress Coal LandU two miles above. Bockport. , Jterge fliisd ; reasonsbla ptipsa, dscidla BOS IT CBEEJt 00 At X