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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-11
consequence MlssoUnI REpuBLIoAN.

FoRT UNION, New Mexico March %
Our column under command of Col. Slough,
is breaking up camp for forward move
ment South, toward the rebel forces. The
Texan army occupies strong position in
the vicinity of Albuquerque, It's miles
South of this depot, about mid way between
this and Fort Craig, where Col. Candy was
at last accounts.
The Texans have taken up this as stra-
getical point, doubtless intending to march
upon either column as they leave their
strongholds-Fort Union or Fort Craig,
and By their superior force, which is esti-
mated at 2,40o and I'll pieces of artiI-
lery, whip one, face about and assault the
other column before they can form a june
ton, and cut ts up in detail. 1t would
seem that Col Slough and Col. Candy, de-
partment commander, are not acting in
concert, and sound men of the army fear
that this movement, one of the most diff
cult Of military combinations, may not
prove successful, and render our depot at
Fort Union, the only supplies left US, com
paratively defenceless.
can scarcely. believe, however, that Col.
SIoughszWiu march beyond supporting dis
lance of this depot. The Texans are occu
pying Santa Fe one hundred miles south OF
this place with one or two hundred troops
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New York, April 1O.--A letter to the
Times from Beaufort, N. O., 31st, says: A
detachment from Gen. Parks brigade, con-
sistiDg of the 4th Rhode Island and 9Th
Connecticut, crossed to Beaufort on Tues
day night. In the day time their passage
would have been disputed by the Fort
They landed in the town without any
opposition. or finding 30 much as a guard
to challenge their approach. In the morn
ing the citizens found their houses well
guarded by Union troops, and the town in
their possession The visit was, however,
by no means i'll taken. The head men
came out and met Major Allen, and tender
ed him and his troops the freedom of their
city. They were invited to their houses,
and other evidences of good will were ex-
hibited to the newcomers. On the whole,
their reception was courteous and crafty
ing.
They declared they had never given their
adhesion to the rebel government, and de-
clared they were good Union men. Large
come to headquarters daily to take
The oath of allegiance.
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rRiBUxR's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 9.--It is understood
the department of the South, of which Gen.
Hunter has been put in command, will be
thoroughly reoFganized.
Gen. Sherman win be followed North by
his Brigadier Generals, Wright and Viele,
but it is rot known who will fill their
places.
1t is also believed General Hunter will
rightfully treat South Carolina and Georgia
as rebel, and not as sovereign States.
The Senate to-day ratified two treaties
the commercial treaty-with the Ottoman
Porte ard the Mexican extradition treaty
negotiated by Minister Corwin. The for
mer, which is extremely liberal in it's pro-
vision, provides for its continuance for fifty
years.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arrival and Departure Of the
nj q Z r. 8.

THE time here set down is adjusted to ooatraci
kes'ys- On the River there is variation according
THE OF CLOSING.
RGthroGd ha2 flor Vineennes, Terre Hautes
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, IndianapG-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville, st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Ondces,
every day except Sunday, at-...-:...-...- sA. NJ.
Louisville Maa (riYer) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 61< P. II.
Oairo Maa lriver) every Monday and
And every Tuesday and Saturday at u N.
Green RSssr Mad flor Bowling Green and
way ponts9 discontinued on scoOunt OF
me. Nesron MasI Cand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at EXAM.
Ne1s HcsRong Mad every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 75<AM
RoeEpo'f Mad Qandj every Monday, Wed. :
Ps.sTss,Sgk MAJ way every Friday at % A. 4.
(PetersbuTgh letters, 40 come and go
by Railroad daily.)
cyri4saaa Mad every Wednesday at 7r.n
leayes at A. \. Thursday InerniDg.)
Hickory Branch 1faa every Saturday at I'm
49, TIME OF DELIVERING. Il
Railroad Hal, every day except Sunday at Ia
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
EpntsvtLts Hast lriyerl every Tuesday,
Cairo .Efail (riveE) every Tuesday and Fri &
And every Monday and Thursday at SA.M.
Gress Rsvsr MGa. discontinued on account
SIC. Vernon Mai (land) every hfondey,
Wednesday, and Friday by ?. n.
Hes0 Harmony Nal, every Tuesdsy, Thurs
day, and Saturday by 4 p N,
RockporS Mai (lshd) every Sunday at SAN,
and Wednesday and Friday at TAN.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hours.l
PeGersbHTgA MaiE (way) every Friday By So A. n.
CVHkhiaRG MGSI every Friday at Z A. n.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office houra.l
Hickory Breach Mai every Saturday by Il NJ. |
ses Post ONCE opens at A M. and closes at /
A. NJ. on week days during the closing of the |
Railroad mail Once open from to 95z A. n. ON the
JAMES II. McHEELY, p. II.
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1861. inly22-ywo
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New York, April 1O.-Last night fire
broke out in the five story marble building
No. 60 Duane street, the premises OF
David Sterrit & Co, importers of laces and
enlbroideries The entire building and its
contents were destroyed. Steritt & 90. g
loss supposed to be $50, 900. The first floor
was occupied by Hoffman, Place s. Co.,
dealers in gentiemens' furnishing goods
The greater part of the stock was removed
Loss about $4,000. Said to be insured
loss on building about $40, 1000.
The Times Beaufort letter of March Slst,
says Lieutenant ..,......, from the Chippe-
wa, landed yesterday and had an Interview
with Major Allen, touching the arrange
ments for the capture of the fort A guard
from the 4th Rhode Island crossed over on
Saturday and Sunday, taking possession of
the beach southwest of Fort Macon, cutting
off the communication with the cattle, on
which Col. White has drawn heretofore for
his supplies of fresh beef Thus step by
step the fertilization is surrounded by our
forces, and the final attack will not be long
delayed. Guards have been paced aboard
the British ships Reliance and Condor,
found at Beaufort, loaded with rosin and
turpentine. Since the confagration after
the battle at NeWbern, it is reported that
some seven thousand bbls of spirits turpen-
tine have been consumed in this vicinity.
About 10000 bbls are now loading for
New York.
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ST. LOUIS, April 1o-A special to the
Republican from Island No. 10, says 200
hogsheads of sugar, several hundred barrels
of molasses so cannon, 400 wagons, l26
horses, 600 mules, 5000 stand OF small
arms, 80 pieces of light artillery, and great
quantities of blankets, clothing, etc. nave
fallen into our hands. The total number
of prisoners captured is 5000, one Major
General Mackall, rigadier-Generals Gault,
Walker and Schaum. The prisoners are
being embarked for Illinois as rapidly as
possible. About $4,000 solid shot and
immense quantities of ammunition vera
also taken. -..a-
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BALTIMORE, April I0.-The Old Point
boat has arrived. The news of the capture
of Island No. 10 caused great rejoicing and
enthusiasm. The storm had somewhat
abated towards evening. Reports from the
army represent our forces facing the expo
sure undauntedly. The enthusiasm and
anxiety to meet the enemy are undated,
and confidence in Gen. Mcclellan was un-
bounded. While the storm of this time
was unfortunate, the time has not been
lost and the retreat of Magruder and his
forces or their defeat is considered certain.
The prospect of clearing up is looked for
with anxiety at Old Point, in the belief
that sunshine and the Merrimac will come
together. All seem confident that she will
be captured or sunk.
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news By TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THM n. a ". LnEs
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION
WASHINGTON, April 10.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the com,
mittee on public lands, reported q substitute
for the Senate Joint Resolution, giving con-
struction to the act of 1856, granting lands
to Wisconsin for railroad purposes. 1t au-
thorizes a change of location so that the
road may be constructed from Appleton to
some point on Green Bay at or near the
mouth of Fox River. Passed
Arnold introduced a resolution express
ing gratitude to Almighty God, for the
glorious triumph of our arms over rebellion
and treason, recognizing in the brilliant
victory at Island No. 10 and Pittsburgh
Landing, Tenn, the exhibition of that
Divine Power which has so signally blessed
US as a nation.
That the gratitude and thanks of Con-
gress are due to Com. Foote, Gems. Pope,
Grant, Buell., Halleck, and to each and
every gallant soldier, officer and sailor for
the energy, endurance, patriotic suferiDgs
and devotion to the country. Their names
shall be always cherished and honorad by
the people.
While Congress honors the brave who
escaped death, they would not forget the
wounded and dead who fell in their coun-
iry's cause. Congress extends its sym
1athies to widows and children and prom
ses relief.
Mr.. Porter suggested that the name of
Msjor Gen. Lew. Wallace be included
Mr.. Cox thought it proper to include
Gen. McClernand and other officers.
Mr.. Richardson said his had anticipated
hat difficulty.
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Ehs C0sTsssSOas Aaa EfcpezesSOs Of 81
Observation-Disclosures for the benefit and an q
warning aud q canton 70 young men Whe sussr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay 60;
supplying at the Same time the means Of Bsh-Cure
By one who has cured himself after being put b
great expense through medical imposition and
quacksrE. By enclosing port paid addressed en-
velops, SINGLE copies may be had Of shs aaEhoz,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co, N.Y. nh15-dAv1y
.EFfesEd0aS Soldiers E-Protest your health.
No sensible man will leave :he O1ty wilhocs sup
ply Of Helloway's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Bruises, Sores, FoveFs ard DysSntery,
these medicines are me best In the wSEld. Every
English and French Soldier uses them.
Only IS cents per box or pot nar26
Tsss -gPpstSRss.--It is a very diflOult matter
with the zasority Of persons restrain their ape
titea, hence, Ee see an abundance Ct Dyspepsna,
Liver Complaints, and Di~rdsrs OF tho stomach
and Digestive Organs. ESodand's Gsrn&a Bitters
viii entirely cure sAess cenpnintS, aaa rsstSre tAe
system TO Ia original Vlscr sad strength. They
are for sale ~ druggists and GseIeE N Haedicines
everywhere, 1t 70 oOnts per bottle. febls
F9Fs- kssIs ! RsGSs- 13VeT Ra9T AfIs p
wN. A. BAToHELOR's HAIR DYH.-The only
harmless and reliable Dye known All others are
mere initat0ns. and should be sTU4asd Il yea whsa
&C Escape rtdicIia.
GREY, RED Oh DUSTY EAIR syOG Insanity
% a beautiful ana natural EFoWn Or black with
cut the least iRiary 20 Hafr 81 Ek8z.
FIFTEEA MEDALS AED DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Vim. A. BstoheoF since 1880, sad
over 100000 applications hsre been HRaas 10 Sae
hair Of the psSrons Of his fAnsss Bye.
WE. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces !
color not to be distinguished from zaaare and b
s05yasReI not 30 iR5ure in the least koEuvsr lozg
IL may DO continues, and the III effects of bad Dyes
remedied. Ehe hair is fnvigorted for Ifs ~ fails
splendid Dye, which b properly aPPised al No. 1s
Bond Street, New York
Sold in all tins oitIes and towns a tho United /
S1atess by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has Ere nasns " " lFiia-n A. BatSA- |
elor," and address upon steel P1ase e1srnE4ne,
the four siaes 0feaoh box. =
WHOLESALE FAVroEg, 81 BkssaAY sF.,
mill Late - Br0&tway, Esw York.
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81. LOUIS April lO.-Two steamers fit
ted as floating hospitals left here yesterday
for the Tennessee river. Largo contribu-
tions of all kinds and supplies are being
made ready 10 furnish two rlore which will
leave this evening. The Sanitary Com nit
tee arc moving earnestly and energeticaIIy
with this>matter and every effort will be
made for the speedy relief of our wounded
soldiers at Pittsbnrg Landing. Col. Kelton,
Assistant Adjutant General, and General
ketcham, are in charge here while General
Halleck is in the field,
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MORNING REPORT.

Gen. Sherman In Washington
--latest from Port Royal
Panic at fredericksburg
The confederates threaten
to abandon Virginia-Wig-
fall In trouble Beaufort, II.
O., occupied by federal regi-
ments-Latest from tho
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
treating on Richmond.
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REKOVAL OF POST OFFICE.

The Post Once viii be removed to the corner
room Of Chandlers block, opposite tho shsr-
wood House, on the 18th of this month. Box
holders will please take out all bills and tiekets
from thoir boxes, and have no new ones put in, IS
want few loCss articIes 10 move possible.
All persons taking periodicals from the cen
ersl Delivery. viii plevse caI and ray their bills
Persons will obhge rs by calling on Monday, ths
18th, and taking everything out Of their boxes
The ofloe viii be closed at 1o1< A.. N. the 18th
and 18Th, and remain closed during the day, to en-
able us TO remove, and arrange afterward.
49, PUsTMASTER.
An,r, al, Iaea sIw
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order, battling at every advantageous point
and delivering their fire with remarkable
effect, but from all the divisions of our lines
they were closely pursued, CALLING Gre be-
ing kept mp on their rear.
The enemy had now been driven beyond
our former lines and were in full retreat
for Corinth pursued by our cavalry
The. forces engaged in this days battle
are estimated at about 10000 on each side
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CAIRO, April IO.-With few exceptions
the whole rebel force around Island No. 10
ere now prisoners. An attempt was made
by them to cross ReeIfoot lake on RATS, but
they were surrounded and compelled to
surrender. Thirteen steamboats, were cap
tured instead of the number previously re-
ported. The prisoners say seventy men
were killed on the Island by the mOrters.
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PlrrsBURe, April lO.-River eighteen
feet and ten inches by pier mark and fall
ing, but rise may be expected, as the i've
inches of snow which fell yesterday Is
rapidly melting.
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iWAsHEsroN, April Ie.-The latest news
received from Cherry Store reports every
thing quiet in the vicinity OF Fortress Mon
roe. A strong wind was blowing, and the
sea running very high. -
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-Twelve inches
OF snow fell last night but is rapidly dis
appearing under the sunshine.
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CINCINNATI, April lo.-The river has
risen I2S feet end is still rising inches
per hour, 424 feet in channel Weather
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Freeman's
Journal is, by order of the Postofice De-
partment, re-admitted to the mails, dating
from this week.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

More aid for the wounded
Fort Macon invested :
Shipments of turpentine-
Latest from Old Point-Al
the rebels around Island
No. 10 hagged-Thirteen
steamboats, capture d =
Twelve inches of snow in
Philadelphia.
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N ULIhE IN HhOUERI rs
having purchased, In person, large stock OF
staple aad fancy groceries, for CASH, such IS su-
gar, cofeey nolasses, Arooms-Shaker aud other
good brands-star coal oil and tallow candles, va
msnt of brushes, such IS wkitswash, scrub, shoe
duster, tooth, and horse brushes, essence Of eo,e
roasted and green rye black and green tea, tabs,
buckets, hne market baskets, hemp, Irvine can
do wick, cotton mopes Mason's bIackan&, &C.
Many Of the above artiees, with others 300 numer-
Gus to mention, we offer at great reduction Of
former priess. onII and zee, at ~ d
apyI0 VICKERY'6, 8
No. 90 Main street.
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF,

EEA peK-g a JUST q y 4 q = W z u
EA from the East, with well selected stock oi
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and SilyeFware, offers
his stock as low the articles Be bought I'm
large oities Gold Watches, from SI50 down 10
$50 Silver Watches from 500 down 60 So
Clocks, from $50 down - Sl.75.@ Sets OF geverys
from 500 down 10 &c. Bracelets, from $50 dcvp
to &250.
Finger Rings, Breastpinss Eaf-fingss from DO
down 70 25c.5 Silver Table aud Tea~poons, soup
IadIes Cream Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives,
gprnr ronRs, Salt and Mustard Spoons ali soid
lower than usUal. -. =
Silver. Steel and German Silver SpectacIes, La
dteS, pa Wire and Shell Portsmopaies, Silver and
Tortoise she'll card Cases, GentemsRis Parses and
Portemonaies-
b. r. RObinson's Ii dezieai silver Soap. Tor
olaansins. SiIter or Plated Ware, the best thing
over used.
Cold Guard ard Yest Ohains, Geld Pens, Plated
VVars Casters, sc. Lathe and silk Guard Stoel
OhainS G,rggles. ReeVars and othoTs, b ermOm
eters, DO all of which he Offers at low figures.
Call and see before puFeh as1ns elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves Of ssas aAsx
apF6
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES ADELMANN

KysES sRG.REJS- 0ESE1s.Ez3 gES ROoT
-AKA and Shoe MGnufactory, on Water Street.
between Sycamore and Vine, sign Of the Golden
Boot, where he Is prepared to attend TO his old
customers and new ones.
He asks continuance Of tho patronage hereto
fore received by him.
E#VOKERE 4ERTKOEgS-,Iustr received IN
Il, II. J. SCHLAEPFER'5 New Drug store
consisting of Hair Oils, P0matums, Cosmetics
TOnics, Restoratives and Hair Pre5ervers. Also.
a large supply of Perfumery, ColOgnes, Rose, Law
ender, Orange and Florida Waters. Also, large
stock of Hair, Nail, Tooth, Cloth, Flesh, Crunb
and Comb Brushes.
Redding Toilet, Pocket and Fine Combs o large
variety made Of Horn, Ivory and Rubber. mills
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u ID no "a SHOWS.
II 5000 sugar cured and canvassed hams-
5000 choice plain hams.
$500 shoulders.
Z 2,000 ribbed sides.
1,500 clear sides.
GOO barrels mess pork.
100 barrels rump pork
$50 kegs cheico family lard.
The above all Of our curing, and fully
warranted. GEO. FOSTER & co.
fiar28
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"ELLIOTT'Ss"
HDFCRRBS BY THE THO Us.E.geEp.
n 5 bbls loose pickles, in wine vinegar, for
saie at Elliott's.
10 doz 2 ID cans frssh cove oystess.
dOz ] lib (" So
doz at bottles tomato catsup.
dOZ ut
2 dog pi bottles walnut catsup.
2 dos pit bottles, mushroom OatsuD.
For sale cheap, at Elliott's Family GrOo,ry.
Is doz gallons plain pickles, in bottles.
dOz 4" mixed " sc
Is doz u gallons, plain and mixed, in bottle.
. To- deg quarts
Just received at Elliotts.
dOz 2 p cans fresh salmon.
doz ID cans fresh Holsters.
4 dOz l ID 81 60
For sale cheap, at Elliotts
OABS-5 dozen willow cabs, at al prices, which
we propose to cell cheap. Those in need Of any
cabs, viii do well TO call and examine before pur
chasing. Remember the stand
apr ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
HOE FIVE BEST ggUSTsgBD E.F
II the city, go to [febIsl II. d. COOKS.
GTF.aB 'G.asN-DLz sG-300 boxes best quality,
ID for sale Low by g. +. GILBERT q CO.
EeDO
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Sign of "Old Bob Ridley .
FObl2

nKD- E.RsHPS-5 dozen extra Coll Oil
u Burners just received for the purpose of al
tsring Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps. lamps can
be changed ia I've @inutss. Also 10 dos Coal Oil
ehiInn9ys; g dozen Brushes TO clean ehimnoys
WfekjRe and Eaadas, al WICK HRY BROS.
E7EB51 TO SS-Rssz SsoFg a1ad Dot saIe by
Z 81. a. COOK.
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g Vickery Brothers,

1SCEH.AP COFFEE .gJT.D SUGGB.-
u ~ younds good Rio Coffee fJr one dollar at
10 pounds good brown sngar for one dollar
8 pounds % white % %
At Yickery Bros.
WANTED TO ExOHANaH.--A " Fairbanks -
counter soa:e for a platform scale. One Of 500 20
800 -'''~S--' VTOKRRY BROS.
Rpr1O 10. Sc Main Street.
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GUSTAV H. KRACH,
9 GILBERT g CO.,s,.9

nUP0JVT,s RKFER POw ,DRB,
-AEsH in metal kegs.-100 kegs just received, and
for sale by s. Z. Gilbert & Co, No. Eycamor,
street.
SALT.-2O0 bbls KanaWba Salt, both large and
small size, just received, ari for sale by g. e. Gil
MUsTARD.-s0 bxs, dozen each, Kentuclrs
Mustard, just received, and for sale by
8. +. GILBERT & co.
APPS no. 4 Sycamore Street.
~ oE-HE1Sg KaRsWPS9-Wo have inst re
III ceived large assortment of Coal Oil lamps
selected in person expressly for the Evausyir5
trade. We solicit examination Of priCo aud
quality as we are confdent better or cheaper
let cannot be found this side of Cincinnati Price
from 90 cents to 81 76 each
deol9 VIOKRRY BROS. 81 Main nt
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EE UGE WsHB.RE FL 0UR.-50 sucks Buck.
ID wheat Flour, Extra, at
JAMS IA. COOKS.
NRR-x.S six tons Of that riot country bran,
- just received, and for sale at
fsbIS yIORBFSY Bros SO Main 81.
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III q O - - I ~ c =

XII q q - Ia 1 n c -
: + B A In RAILS
&rEyx'CE TIE F.RSHK0W ~ .REUEF
~ TO take turn Il Is trying the ssauIty OK the
q pretty ladies " which to adoRs 30 AVOID Euch
an anxiety we advise all to 90 BSHAPKER
large supply Of a new Style mhIT
When strangers crowds passing to and fro,
They ask what does all this haFry1nR meant
Why they're going to that popular store
of Schapker Bnssiug's For nSE goods 10 soc.
they are always the frst Of the season
10 snpply their elatomers vita goods sfp0nsy and
fine,
% % the store, on Main street, nuanbcr kogty-
zine.
n our customers wi but notice ehfs,
We viii give them q Few iteI and pFics Ess.
Our Prints at twelve and half cents can't be- beat
The eOIors perfectly inst, aHd styles vu1y nass;
De Laines and Chal1cs cf every kind,
AT all prices, 10 suit the most tasty minds.
Bfeacll'd and unbleaeh'd Huslias Sc twA~e end
wso' si srIumbas a .ba4 vprAa srunAso x being
A,er nIlts Il KId Gloves sor emo COZ sen,
But Sir, Lisle Thread, and Oot$on Gloves No Keep
a. well. s @a
Our stsck Of Hoosiory N nCw eompLetes
With ahoss that make the fee4 look - very neat !
In short, 70 and Dry Goods stock eomPletes
So BchaPksr Bussng's, for ~ uine Main street
WD q JFsEsB NJ 20 MI GCA-
~ WHEAT FLOUR In any qaenttses % SUIT
the trade, fresh and GOOD, 90 YiOkRRY's.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-11

WHEAT FLOUR In any qaantltses 70 SUIT
the trade, fresh and good, 90 YiOkRRFH.