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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-01
Special Notices.
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Il, =, -, 49, rho ,,oo, h,eo,,.s tbic,.
49,. .,a,.,.t tn. III, ;sro, ala % ca., on the
i,,,,ri,;ss ~ ,,nnor,.n, "a health How m,nv
f-- - - : = -, -
cred win p'mp'es ana o'0'ches, VINO are en-
ur"'o'ing 10 reih''e '"ehi " INV use VI 'oSP7
and washes oil various hihds. ms very
u"hSerOus' an" shou'u new. w p'as'se" ~ P
suns u'eo"s u soo" "''i'" ~ wy" VINO 80"
o"i''reh ainio"u VIII" soie' Gnu eiuP''O's'
never u'' 'he"i ., eA'ein"i afP"0s'o 90 a. '''.
way ,"eS VIII uii'e IN 'he n'''no'S anu ~
ho"''u i'' me. tne 'ni'e ua''ns "s "''' -'S u'A
ineie 70 no n,o'A.' '"a' ''A' "
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''D'o-' . - = 800 - ~ -
pareu eApfeaSiy ioi inc e"'e - - " ~"
sueh as 'oies' az. ins' 'eanso
the oiood OF anWpuri''es P'odnehs oea"'iiu'
clear ana healthy SKID, 80 nluch auh'ireu ~ MI
people OF Taste ana refinement 80 ~ ~
Judson's Mountain Herb Pub are sold ny all
AcffoUay's Pills and Ofnfmsnf.-Iff-
lany has been at work For counterfeiters are in
the market. The test fpurity is known by the
wafer mark, Holloway, New York and London"
W sctni-trau-paTent letters ON every ieai IN the
book VI dreetious around each pot or box Sold at
the ulanuiactory, No. 80 Maieen Lane, New York
and by all Druggists, at 20. o5e., anu : per pox
" pot. -Jezv
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NV
,.'H- ~, 20
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''o'iaen anu A''i' ~ "os''"
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Pa'"V"' es
80, s,,;.,v Al,
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go, 81 ,,,. .,ouo.h -
soahv n,r,,gis,s svs,yxh.ys ,eao
CO0smsn ss"ss r"fss fhs macs or the
people. whatever THE niisnamer snd misanthrope
philosophers may say w 'he eoatfarS. Sho" tneih
u sood thing lot It's nerits Dc clearly demon
strated, and they VIII not hesitate 30 give " their
most cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the Judgment u physician concerning the
virtues Of HosTETTER'S BifTERs, as may be
seen In this medicine ttdt are annually sold In
every section cf the land IL Is now recognized as
greatly superior TO all other remedies yet derived
for discusses Il the digestive organ, such rs dart
hoea, dysentery, dyspef~ia, and for the various
feSers thar arise from deransenient OF those por-
ilons of the system. HOstetter's name Is rapidly
Lee luu .laoIf M.ir.
from the shores VI tlso Atlantic 60 the Pacific
Sold Ivy all druggists in the world je22
X..I,I ..d 1s,,r. HT,oa A.. ,,..n-ro
BLE-Recollect tina, all sickness arises fran i'm
purity Of tho blood, ami that Juisou's Mountain
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II CINE, heretofore used by Frederick Klein,
nt the Pigeon Mills, formerly known Is Negiey >
Mil IS Tor sale cheap for cash, or for short papcr
with good securitv- The Engine works very well,
and Is alIaost as'gt Cd as new; but the present
owner Of the MIL has rebuilt his dam, and there
fore has 10 further use for steam power
For further particulars, enquire OF
jel5-lnid&w FREDERICK KLEIN.
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River Item ..

ARRIVALS ASD pEPARTuEEs-TROM vo'cLocE wEpNfs-
DAY TILL O'clock THURSDAY. -rrT.
Hghfyer, Louisville TO Ct. Louis
Kentucky, Memphis to Lonsyiiie rr.-
Jno. Ganlf, Nashville to Louisville,
Prairie Rose, ST.. Louis 10 Cincinnati a -
o;eo. AIbri. ttoN boat passed UP without iandng
SOufherner, Louisville to Memphis.
The river at this point is still falling
Business al out the wharf continues dul',
with scarcity of freights. Weather qni Q
warm. r--E -rf..s
The Southerner in command of Capt.
Tripleit arrived here yesterday, for Menu
phis. on time. She had a first-rate trip.
Tie magnificent steamer Pacific VIII be
down to-day bound for New Orleans. }
X. Bell is her popular commander, and Mr..
Halliday is in the Office. go, f Il
The T. e. Twitchell has laid up at ST.
Louis for repairs. - - p.
The John Tompkins is expected here to-
day, from Louisville for St. Louis.
A fishing party from this city intend Wis
iting the first lock on Green river on the
Fourth OF July. They will go up on the
Trader.
The Maid OF the Mist Is the Henderson
packet to day.
The champion packet Charley Bowen
leaves to-day, for Cairo, upon the arrival Of
the train. Passengers will find Capt. Dex-
ter No. /. officer and gentleman, and the
clerks. Messrs. Dexter, Jr., and Tom. Wheel
err, attentive and accommodating.
AT all points above and below, the river
is receding,
The Sc'o.o No. ., will be down from Lou
isville this evening. She returns at noon,
tomorrow. F,
The Kentucky passed up on Wednesday
evening, with hne trip.
The Bracelet was due, last evening, from
Louisville.
The Gen. Pike will be down, to-day, for
Memphis
The Louisville Couric7 IS mistaken as 10
the length of the fine little craft, plying be-
tween Evansville aud Henderson. She is
100 feet long, and fast boat at that. %.
The swift aud elegant Evansville and
Paducah packet, Silver Star, leaves to-day.
for Paducah aud all way landings Tue
Star carries the L. S. Mali. Her officers
are all obliging, and attedtiye 10 the COM
forts Of their passengers.
The Greenville was due last evening from
Green River. She will return again to-
morrow morning, with the "Crescent City
Band" and number of distinguished citi-
zens, bound for Browns Lock, where they
confidently expect 20 find the Fourth of
July. Will F. Dunbar is among the pas
sengers, who goes up to the Lock to take
charge of his ordnance, and fire the sa-
lates. Load her heavy Bill.
Dir. J. l.. Slarks, of Ohio county, KY,
sends US the following "peace of poetry as
COMPLIMENT TO the Greenyille." The au-
thor informs that this is his first peace"
and also that he was "nerreous when he
"writp It. We think that Capt. Ashby
should present him with free pass in token
of,appreciation of his genius, and as An ac-
acknowledgement of the " complainant"
THE REGULAR GREEN RIVER PACKET
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N a rs a 4 co IT .iUtTIO.N.-- ne
n viii sell ON Thursday, July 9Th, IS5a, IL box
of good manufacture tobacco, of diftprert
brands, in good Hlerchantab order. and II geod
quality, to close n consignment. A credit Of six
months viii I've given the purchaser Giving note and
security. II. NELSON 4 co.
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HolIo~ay'. PfH. and Ofnfm.ns.-TTi-

lainy has been at work For counterfeiters are in
the market. The test ofpurity is known by the
weter mark, Holloway, New York and London"
IN scmi-trausparent letters ON every leaf in the
book Vt directious around each pot or box Sold at
the manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
aud by all Druggists, at 25., 0c., and ~ per box
VI pot - - Je2v
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%1oT-snED u:sTsR C.s.,,s-
Ep.s.y.sp.FLLF. P.sD.

IA ucah, and Cairo Semi-woekly 1890
Passenger Packet J. ii. DONE, k<6irS-A.r~
Lewis Davis, Captain, W. l.. List,
Clerk. Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at +. VI. Leaves Cairo every
THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at p VI.
The Done connects at Evansville with the 4 c
*. r. and packets for Green river, at Paducah with
packets for Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, and
at Cairo, with the !. a c r. r., and packets fof
New Orleans and Memphis. iel4
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III ID q. .d.S.DEHs0.t,, .hER-
- CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main
street, Evansville, fud- Headquarters for elegant
clothing MAZE 70 order. Gents Furnishing Gcods,
Esch as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
dc Also, variety Of Piece Goods, mad. mp U or
der IL tie very best style aud manner, al QuiJ,x
terms, suis'i prof..s aud extensive ssles. decS2
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Go.n.uIssIo.,:EH' $ s.sLE OF RE.zL
rz,0 Cs.NyU.MP n T.Es.-.T CEEE-

IL GYMAN having cured lIis son Of ConsGmp-
a, In its worst stages after having been given up
IA die. blythe mcst celebrated physicians, desires 10
make known the mode VI cure, (which proves sue
crsfal in every case 20 those afflicted with Conghs,
Colds, ard Con,um or, and ne will send the
W any address, free Of charge. Address enclosing
two stamps to pay returu postage,
DANIEL ADEE,
marL1yw No I'll Qntre street, n. \.
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~ n a. u II a ~ LOUIS
l<4HRS kzf~ vile, Evansville and Henderson
- Packet sCI0rO No. g. BALKAN,
Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all in
termsdiate points, every Wednesday a r. NJ, and
every Saturday at IL A. NJ. dec2
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Look Out!
HIHR G.SUEHS{G.1.ED RE SPEIT-
~ fully begs TO inform tho citizens Of Evans
vile, that be has received lot Of first class UR-
NlTCRE from the East, ofeveTy description, which
10 Intends selling low any store in the city
Persons in want Of good furniture are Invited Il
call before purchasing elsewhere. I take ali kinds
Of old Furniture in exchange for new
MEYER GUCGENHEIMER,
Dealer in second hand Furniture, on Second 81,
between Main and Locust uylO-Cm
XAOCTOR q. q. TIRRELL, FIRST
~ street, two doors south Of the Sherwood
House. nryf ON
"Op.RRED WATER GAYS
- ~ joz White Cedar Water Cans, with covers
brass aud iron bound, sizes
600 dor White Cedar Pals, sizes brass sad
iron hoops.
Where one dozen or more are taken, Their are
packed in dry sbayings, with no charge for casea
thus insuring safe transportation and keeping theE
in good order till sold.
J. y. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my2o Between Third and Fourth, Louisville
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RE GULkR ET.s.S-s-

scxz. NE GUL2H ET.9.f-S-
t%4ttSuAnHy Vile racket HARRISON BRIDGES
Humphrey, master, leaves Evans
Vile for Bowling Green every THURSDAY, at u
DAY, at p. NJ. my6-lyd
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

surplus 1890. s., 2al "a
This Company continues &c -, Iolic.as IN Yfre
risks al ressonabie rstss.
DIRECTORS:
x boEers Bull, freeman,
blooget, Newton CaSe, Thcs Steels
w WEBSTER, y Phillips. Geo Linder,
Finey JcWsI, {. P,rk.Es, On bartholomew
c. B. BOWERS, President
Z. c. WATT Secretary
W. %. r.prSssrRY. Genera, Agtnt
Applications made 10 ALLEN C. HALLocE
agent. Office lrtie ball building. NaIn street
Evansville fsbl5-Iy
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~ E.S.N-spyLLE, P-zDUCGH. .z.r.D
IL CAIR0 REGULAR PASSENGER PACK ET
TR -, CHARLEY BOWEN, DyXrsa,
6IAa Master, leaves Evansville Tues-
sday and Friday, az IL O'Clock,
M. arriving At Paducal at 6 O'Clock. A NJ, Cairo
at IL O'Clock. NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday Re.
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and saiur-
day, at O'Clock. p. NJ. ard Paducsh every Thurs
day and Sunday, At o'clock. A. M, connecting az
Evansville with the Evansville and Orawfordsvf-le
X Il, and Packet for Green River Also, con-
Meeting az smithlani with Cumberland River Pack
els at Cairo, with Memphis. New Orleans and 81.
Louis Packets
Tiekets cca be obt--ned on beard tho boat for all
Eactern Cites. reptz3
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DAros i'ouar, LA,s,.It.re 18th. 1889.
Hs"i3: onc .: thc abHvr N.chino$Sir usn for so,nc
!;n:, | sn!oTSa all contained III tie above .1es';mo.
nisls. . i. EOHEHtxuyEr.
June 25th. 1859.
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~. f.. XMmnnrd.
sEoEae -lIaAufactnre of CAKE
WAGONS, CARTS. PLOUGHs AND
= l. A NTATICN HARNESS

Horne FAta2Ufs2ctsEre of CSaMc
WAGONS, CARTS. PLoUGHs AND
ol A n T ALTON n Arr s S .
THE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to rece,vr orders
I for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harness. for
the snnaing season, End would respectfully urge iian-
tiers aud others wanting any Of the above articles, to
aenl n their orders early that they nay be supplied
without fail, II time.
M All orders will b. faithfully executed, end
promptly supplied.
ST" His stock Of Iron is now c"nplete-comrris;ng
. iul assortment of FLA ROUND and SQUARE.
>P!OtEH SLABS: HOOP and BANn IRON, SWEtj,Es
IRON, GtRHAE AID SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLE.s
and SPRI<GS--all sizca.
as~ ALI Of xlich will be furnished as low rs 1T
any e>tahl sln,ent IN THE STATE,
az He i"s on hand 1000 ~ U PL0UGHS
which lie oilers for sale to close partnership accouatE-
2v~ fuilaud examine st the Wareroonls, corner Of
dcc,S'ss WI. TUEEAHD.
t,assi:s.ex ;assI kR;zrDes>.
T AM NOW RFClv!NG asplcncsid assortment Of
4 r.iPRIAG ES and Of every Gcscrip,
tiou, to which the attention OF purchasers is inviti.
Having selected my stock in person, during III"
summer, ! can supply my customers at prices AZ low
az any in the South, and Of the best quality. Cal!
ana examine. will
RECEIVE IN 4 FEW DAYS
a fnc Asnrti@rn, If CE,i!iraas' CABS and G
Iaviur purchased a large quantity Of ,natcrlattr1n
the manufacturers my facilities for repairing are
conlvlc:e, and with srst rate woremc:l and spacious
rooms. l an pre- s red TO repair NIL kinds Of carrta=es
with dis oa:eh, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation. work attended to as usual. Just Tecci7
ell two pair Of excellent TIMBER EELS,evr plcte
OF Busnv l. %Ilttlo's rnaka at the Planters FIN poriu1n
corner Of Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge. iA.
nc"l3 ", +. TCVAAAAp.
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f5undries.
90 GAciEiS Swaa. t;.-pin;~ ami quarts;
~ sos 10 YES SHrAHnes-r:a"tcrs
20 ten ;.,!nI .nves Gree, ?ra
- Chests lay priced Black %ra
70 i5nrrr!> Ju'r'r-'- Crushed Sugar;
20 ;Rrrcil White Rcana
Ino IA rr-l5 Pink vevri i"tatnos
an Il number Ct n,:r" articles which vii! BE- said low
ut WHOLESALE an: f>.al!,
l.bt3 .lngEE Is RF,>.I.iM IN.
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improved Cane kuivea,
Crosse i'ete. koSedale. joe
Young and Highland. Pat
terms,
Sugar Swimmers &Ladles,
S~acherometers. S II Lamps
Oil, Bi.sulpito Lime,
LIT snd Chain E'umps,
Lead F'ipe. Rubber Hose,
Montegut & Hall E'lows,
Kings Red YanEeo do
sBrulf's Hoes and Tno!a,
Tress Ho"ps, arr's Tou's,
Extra Mechanics Tools.
Tar, Oakum, Pitch, Resia,
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uA- To Tobacco Nanufa facturers.-
- y,a5e srranSemenss with Messrs, Musser 4
,,',eusn to make and sell their PATENT TOBAC-
- pr HSSFS. with movable RETAINING PR ES-
SIS and are HOW prepared 20 make them ~ short
notice We call the attention of all manu- facturers
efJohscco to theui. We ciaIm for these machines
ist l.4bNF SAVING,
- / he vcTk ~ done better,
ST. lhe siaa space they oceupy.
s.h The immense SAVING OF money IN the outlay
for machinery,
a ula ef tobacco is set hy one of these machines
IN tr,r ,hfee ta Axe minutes ard relied oil IN the
i,s, as RE Inanaeer v.Snts. IGenough of The re-
t&aeTs are pr;,cnged, the tobacco can stand for
hears IN the nails. go. M
l. Lnttisr. ]. Is. Rcyster & Co., Tnrpln \ az
hrourh EITENGER & EDMOND,
and Saw Mills, Cary ST.. Richmond. oe Elm
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The Drawing School of the Mechanics Insti-
tute is now open and nearly filled with pupils,
in their studies. Every young mechanic in
the city should avail himself of the advantages
Of this school, SO as to be able in future years
to do his own designing and drawing, and not
have to rely upon other craftsmen for what
they should be able to do themselves. The In
stitute, with the view of encouraging these
studies, have put the tuition fees at less than
half the prices paid the teachers. and have fur
nished large supply of drawings and models
for the school. Let the mechanics appreciate
the efforts made in their behalf, and by attach
ing themselves to the Institute, aid u cor
recting its errors and in increasing its useful
ness tss
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"a Fire and Life. 1--WE desire to call the at
tsnfior ol the public tn one great and important
FIRs AND LIFE INSURANCE
can be effected to any amount and on the most rea
INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE,
I90 Mana street,
& few doors above the new Custom House. Please
observe thatwe represent
THE LIFERP0OL AND LONDON FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY!
Capita l--.SI8,0OO,000
With over sS0, Gee nvested in the United States,
and an annual revenue of
S2.&50. 600.
We are repaired TO take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
n addition 10 the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues
On payment Of fel' annual prem iHAlS, property is
thencciorth permanently insured.
By JnIs plan savins OF nearly FORTY PER CT.
ls affected (tha ttus saved will, in fifteen
wears 8moutt to the whole of the deposltes = the
FISK sHd Inconvenience OF renewals avoided
Tine pocy can he cancelled At any time by the
holder the premium being returned, less i've per
cent.
THE NEW YORK LIFE ms TRANCE COM
P4NY,
With a capital of over 81 900, 900. is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
and offers great Inducements to persons desirous
Cl etiecting insurance on their lives as any other
COMPANY. W respectfully solicit q call,
W0RTHAM WYATT, Agents,
l90 Main street.
Medical E1aminers-Rs. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
J,s II. CONWAY. Nj. d. oc3-if IS
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,HAT The Great Virginia Remedy, and nc NO

FOR GON0RRREA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
Ing no Mereariai or Balsamic properties, exeels
thing heretofore offered the public, in its
rative. restorative, and renovating powers; and
the above remedy will cure The above diseases. and
coniounded when they have ocular demonstrs-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor. who has
known of the remedy Tor twenty odd years, has
known OF case OF twenty years standing TO be
shorter duration to be restored, without a single
exception, and therefore challenges. any case OF
vded the directions are carried out with prudence
the part OF the patient: and any one purchasing
halt dozen bottles, and using accordingly. IN his
or her case be guarantees a perfect cuue and IN
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and viii be effected without incen-
reEience 20 the patient Sold by
APPERS0N l. DCPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
su S-Sms No. POI. Broad street.
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Interesting gAnnireysary.-The Philologian So
ciety of Richmond College will celebrate its
fourth anniversary tonight at the First Bap-
tist Church. The exercises will be of pecu-
liarly interesting character, consisting of a
Poem aud an Oration. The poem will be read
by Mr. M. E. Shaddock, and the address de-
liyered by Ro. f. Binford, of Henrico. The
orator is q young man of fine talents and ex-
cellent speaking powers. The Armory Band
will be in attendance and add still further in
terest to the occasion. We bespeak for tie
young gentlemen full house.
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VA Ague andFever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST
AND LIMBS.
STILL ANOTHER &c CURE; I EXERY ( 3 I,, DAY WE
MERITS OF HAMPTON'S
TIRCTITR r


SALUDA, MIDDLEsExCo., VA.,)
August ii, 1889.
Msssrs. Mortimer f Me1obYay: n
beaf testimony to the great merit of your Hamp-
ton's Tlneture. was taken, last spring, with the
ague and fever, and debility of chest and limbs
tried various medicines, but found no relief but on
being advised by friend to try your Tincture,
did so: and aln now enjoying excellent health, hay-
ins take a only one bottle. 'Mtra5ite dicf9."
lou can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, ScrotIlla, &c. AS a restorative and
lnvigorator, il has been highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CEILDREN.-This Tlncture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
h. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
by Or. COOKE. Fredericksburg: by AL the Drug
gist. in Petersburg: by MORTIMER L NOW
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX hotties
SIS jy l6-dawts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

Charged Nth Mnrder.-Tuesday next is the
day fixed upon for the examination of Len.
Bowers charged with the murder of Scott, q
slave, the property of DR.. Ellerson, on SatnY.
day night last. Bowers, it is said, is not a
white man, and an effort will be made to prove
that fact During the Mexican war. or since
that time, Bowers enlisted In the United States
service bat afterwards deserted, and through
the aid of DR.. Ellerson obtained his discharge,
on the ground that be was not white man.
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sA.New and Elegant Stock OF
FALL DRY GOODS
A. CpENST.lF DIARIES f. CO.'S


No. ss9, BROAD STREET.
We hsve Just received our cptrc stock of FALL
pRY GOODS. embracing all the new designs that
s-e N market this season, and shall continue TO
sGi to our assortment by every arrival, SO rs to
rresarf st all times Il full and complete stock oi
fOk}i6 IGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
r. sdios' Dress Goods, CI.QAhS, MANTlES,
SpAVI,S. SKIRTS. .EMBRO!DERTES. LACES,
WHITE GOODS. TRIMMINGS, nc, we have a
iarse and varied selection, and at prices that will
srIt he most economical buyers.
n sent's Goods, we have the largest stock ever
offered such French and English CLOTHS,
Rlsck and Fancy Cassimeres, Black and Fancy
VELVET and SILK VESTINGS, SILK iDKFS.
TIES and SCARFS, Byron aud Garotte COL
LARS. SILK and Cambria UMBRELLAS, Merino
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SUSPEN-
DERS. &C.
In chi dren's Goods. we have bright eolors in
small F.sured and Checked Goods, in all the DIFF
in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
In sf'RVANTs' GOODS we have large ane
splendid stock Of :he best makes and at lew prices
Ne invite an examination of our Goods as the
best test OF their quality, styls. and price.
Sc 23-m CRENSHAW, G UARLES & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21
-. Great BargaIns-
FOR CASH, At

- Great bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & CO.'S,
No. 14l, EAGLE SQUARE.
"A Blearhed g q. at Cd.
Super. - " at 10 cents
lQ1p's Fast Cold PRINTS, ate4 cents
beg English and American PRINTS, at Il cents
b. - EALkNIIAS and DELAINE KS. AT l2h cts.
Rich paris DELAINE, at 621s cts, worth s7,a cts.
HRESS silks. very cheap
y Very Rich SILK ROBES, at $50, worth S45
MD GLOVES, as good as Alexander's, at 7b cts.
Best lo-4 Bleached SIIEETINGS. at p cts.
PERKINS Il CO.,
se ls-ts No. I4l Eagle Square.