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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YoRx, April 23.-The steamer Pers!a
from Liverpool, via Queenstown, on the 18TH
has arrived
The privateer Sumter still remains at Gibraltar
and the Tusc arora at Algesiras.
The schooner w. C.. Alexander, of, Savannah
at Palermo, was boarded by armed boats crew
from the U. 8. corvette Ino, and the master and
crew taken prisoners on board the Ino, but they
were subsequently released, under representation
from the officers Of the feet
The subject of Notifications, and the recent I'M
portant experiments with a 300. FOUNDER Arm.
strong gun at Shoeburyness has been further de-
bated in Parliament 1t is predicted that Arm.
strong will soon produce 600 FOUNDER to do the
same damage at 200 Yards al his 3O0-poundel
has Just done at 200 Yards. .-s
The House of Commons have also debated Ital
ian affairs Lord Palmerston believed that sooner
or later the unity OF Italy would be completed
by the possession Of Rome. Both houses had
resolved to adjourn as usual for the Easter holi
days until the 28tn Of April. II was believed the
session would not extend much beyond the end
of June.
1t Is rumored at Paris that Count Walewsk
will make special mission to England on the
subject Of the difference between France and Eng
land in reference to Mexican affairs.
The Paris Bourse closed frmer at 70f 10c.
Continental news Is unimportant.
COnsols closed at London on Saturday at 80 I
a93L
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The MUrILATIoH or TREASURY NorEs-Eyi-
dence has been received at the Treasury Depart.
ment that the work Of muiiiatiIg Tre easufy notes
has become quite = business, and not an unproft-
able one. For instance, the mutilatcr takes one
ten dollar note, and tears Of tenth part on one
corner. and passes of the note for ten dollars
nobody Questioning that It is perfectly good. He
takes another note of same denomination, and
tears of tenth par, another corner, and so on
until he has secured four corners. Then he axes
another note and lears out piece from the upper
side right, from another note piece from the
upper side Jeff, next TO the Corners; from two
more notes piece is extracted ffom the lower
aide right OF Que, and piece from the lower
side left Of the other. From tie ninth note he
removes piece from the right Of the middle,
and from the tentk and last note a piece from the
left middle. Then BE has ten parts Of what ap-
pearI TO be single ten dollar Treasury note
which he ingeniouslY pastes together, and passes
of under the plea that the note accidentally
torn TO pieces, but is nevertheless just good az
II fit was whole. Singular es II may seen, this
business hss become so extensive that the stten-
tion Of the Government has been call ed to IT, and
Il Is decided ~ the only efectual way OF check
ing the evil, not 70 redeem any note at par urless
itis whole, and 10 deduct one dollar for every
tenth part Of a note torn OF, and In that proper
ton for larger emountS removed. ! make the
above statement upcn the authority OF the Treesus
rer Of the United states O..
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TIE TAX BILL IN DANGER The last adyices
from Washington are to the effect that II 10 seri-
susiy pEOpossd TO let tie Tax bill lie over until
the next session CT Congress. The delay IN re-
porting II % the Senate, the immense Interests
engaged in throwing impediments In the way Of
the adoption of any burden Of this kind, the
reluctance Of Congressnen 20 be identified with
q measure Involving 20 much LEGAL ian popalarity,
gives color to this alarming TumOr. 1t has been
determined to adjourn IN haY, which is near at
not report IT before the close OF lhis week II
must then be debated, amended, and ssnt back 10
the House, process likely to take months rather
than weeks, and yet the session Is near Its close
We do not like the bill under discussion. A far
bs,ter one might have been framed In quarter
of the time with one tenth the labor But bad
as IL n, IL 10 infinitely better than none at all
Better for the county that we lost one OF our
Tar bill al this present sessoa--Nsso Y0.k w orLd
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From Pittsbufg Landing.
ANorHRR RKREL srEAMKR cAp1uR

ANOTHER REBEL STEAMER CAPTURED.
CAIRO, April ga steamer from Pittsbufp
Landing has arrived with dates to Yesterday. The
gunboat Tyler, while accommodating up the Ten.
nessee river, captured the rebel steamer J Robb
which eluded our .frst expedition up this river
after the fall Of Fort Henry. Her name has been
changed to Lady Tyler. The weather is rather
more pleasant. The water is subsiding.
PROM COM. FooTR's FLEET.
CAIRO, April 23.-Advices from the feet yester-
day say there has been firing for the last three
days IL is reported that the rebels have fourteen
gunbnats, OF which seven are of Fors Walker in.
cluding the famous Manassas ram, which arrived
up on SUNDAY. Hollins wss also there, having
come on the McRea.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

correspondence OF the Associated Press
FoRrREss MONROE, April GA small row
ooat arrived here this morning, from Norfolk
containing three men, one woman and two chill
dren The refugees report the Merrimac as still
at Gcsport navy yard. Workmen were engaged
In placing Iron shields over the port holes /
Pleted ana the Ierrimac would be out again II
two or three days. Tie MeTrimae, they say, wa
aground on the last day she came out az was pe a;
orally supposed here, bat whether Injured or nt
Was not stated Nothing was said, however
about the bursting of amy Of her guns, and tha
superstition was undoubtedly incofrect.
Inc steamer Jamestown and the steamtua
Beauior; went Up James river on Friday, and ths
, aork'owr & on sunday, TO obtain coal at Rich
loaGed with Iron to be rolled into plates al The
iron works In Richmond. Fou, new eunboats
have been launched at the hayward and -four
more are In course OF construction at Norfolk A
portion Of these viii, II is supposed, be covered
with the iron plates above mentioned "
The previously reported engagement between
the troops Of Gen. Burnside and a Georpi. rapi |.
msnt topk place on Saturday. The Union troops
rebel troops consisted Of the % Georgia regiment,
Col. Wright, and the engagement took place, aoi
as rst stated, at Elisabeth City but on the canal
above that place. The rebel 1oss was Is killed
and IS wounded. They were partly equipped.
onlv. and many lacked muskes ana ammunftion'
and ihev are said 70 have ftiK On beJue attached
Ihe Unioa troops held their ground until they
had buried their dead and carried away thefr
wounded, when they retired. Eleven graves Of
n. Saion seidien were subsequently counted on the
!, One the refugees visited Richmond last week
ne states that there were few troops either there
or az Norfoik, they mostly having been sent 70
yorktown. Fourteen thousand troops are said
70 have passed through Richmond ons day last
week, bound for Yorktown. - :
The whole party Of refugees came from Sayan.
nan. One Of the men, who IL accompanied with
his wife and children, belongs in Halffax. An
other IL q native Of New York, and is a Carpenter.
The third Is one Of the crew Of the Finpal. which
run the blockade some time since at Sayannah
and who Were sent here, IL viii be remembered.
from Norfolk BY nag Of truce some weeks since,
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Particulars Of the Occupation Of Harrison.

reconnaissance to-day towards this town, and
when approaching 1t we were fred on by rebel
cavalry scout. Two companies Of the Ohio
Co,dan.,;i liz ..pSI 80 ~ az az - - - ~ NI .s -. "
Vermont cavalry on the right, whilst the Michi-
gan cavalry were in the center, with Hampton g
battery, and the Connecticut Fifth formed the
retreated to the town, where they Joined their
command, and when escaping by the Gordons.
Vile route were met by the Ohio cavalry, and 7
men and IL horses were captured. The rest es-
caped.
The town was then entered end occupied by
Col Donnelly and his cavalry We found In The
town eight OF Jackson's Winchester hostages
whom he released yesterday near the Shenandoah
on their parole Of honor. Two Of the original
number had died Of fatigue and want of atten-
ton. The rest are now on their way home
Large amounts Of forage and grain are being Sc.
cured In the valley.
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ReleH sed, &C,

ST. LOUIS, April 22-Henry l.. Rout, one Of
the parties Indicted by the jury Of the L. s. Cir
cult Court In this city for conspiracy and treason,
has been released from custody by order Of the
President.
The difficulty at the culveTt Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at East st. Louis has ter
minated. No effort was made to interfere with
the military guard left there. Ills believed that
the opening Of the culvert would infict less in.
jury than was at first supposed.
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Er Rev. III. Grattan Guinness has recently
Issued pamphlet, taking the ground that Christ.
W VIM. McKeevef, Of DiIlsburg, York county.
Pa killed John Pentz, lad only IL years ola, on
Friday last, by stabbing him With q dirk. The
muIdef was said to be entirely unprovoked
IL Admiral Sir John C. Ross, the famous
Arctic voyasef, IL dead. ..---- :
Uu ,O23 cases Of boots and shoes were shipped
from Boston last week. s,5ssl f-E
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Arrest Of an Editor.

Sr. LOUIS, April % Rev. Dr. McAnally,
editor OF the st. Louis Christian Advocate has
been arrested and placed In the military prison.
and his paper has been suppressed, for publishing
treasonsble matter. The arrest causes no sur.
prise, as the course Of the McAnalIy's paper for
some time past has been very obnoxious to the
officers Of government
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The Relief Voted by Maryland for the Fam /.
lilies Of the Killed and Disabled Men Of the
Massac busetts Sixth n esiment.

BosTOg, April 23.-The resolution adopted by
the Maryland Legislature, signed by Gov. Brad
families OF the killed and disabled men of the
Massachusetts, Sixth Regiment by the secession
mob in Baltimore on the 18Th Of April, 1851, were
road this afternoon in the House. and REFER ed 20
the committee on Federal relations. The resoiu-
ton caused marked sensation, and Its reading
was followed by hearty applause.
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The Runners in Regard to Gen, Smith

NEw YORK, April % The Post says that the
foundation in fact. Not only Is he Of the most
temperate men in the army, but private despatch b
from Gen. Mcclellan says he 2aliantly and skill
fully gained great advantage for US, silencing
the FIRE OF battery splendidly, with little loss on
our side Letters from Gen. Smith state that his
horse, spirited animal, fell with him during the
action, which suggests the probable cause OF the
unjust rumos.
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From San Ffanci,co.

SAs Francisco, April 81 -Four steamers have
arrived from Oregon and British Columbia with.
In the past three days The northern mining dis
trcts are becoming accessibls again, and the
steamers will doubtless return crowded with pas.
sengers. Hon. Edward Stanley sailed to-day for
New York in the Orizaba
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A MONSTER GUN CARRIAsR.-For some time
past a wrought-iron gun carriage Of large proper
Wstertown Mass Arsenal, 70 be used in con-
nection with ave hundred pound gun, and It
will be completed within q few days The car
riage alone viii, it 10 said, weigh twenty-five
tons.- Boston Herald - -.
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IL Genesal Doniphan, Of Missouri, 10 now
urging all Mfmoufisns 10 lay down their arms
and take the oath Of allegiance. Other speakers
are now stumping the State, on Union grounds
In view 81 the election for Governor ia August
next, and produce an excellent effect In cooling
oa the population. - e ~ % ~ o
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The { Ionnectieut River.

SPRISGFIRLD, Mess April 22-The water I'm
the Connecticut river has fallen three feet and a
half from the highest point, and is s!ill going
down. The trains to the South have resumed
their regular trips.
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nitiVe decision has get eeen arrival at by the
Govtr1rrent In the case oftheTangiets prisoners,
nov at BOstoa The principles involved hays
undergone earefal exSminafieni and IL .s believed
cutive is 10 release them on the ground that they
come within the deBhition OF Pouticsi refugees,
entitled, under American pfecedenis, 10 the right
Of asylum, even In eountr1sswnefe or Consnis
have pisoary civil and c.iIninal jurisdiction II
ts at all events pretty certain that Government
will not think the captives worth much diplo-
matte correspondence. 80
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SINGULAR PRoPHRcY.-Tke following ctr.
camstance, says the Richmond WLig, rrcently
occurred at Pensacola, and fits truth is vouched
for by trustworthy ofhcer Of the army: ..
A soldier Ia the Confederate service fell into a
long and prcfoupd sleep, from which his CON-
rades vainly essayed TO af0use him. At last be
awoke himself He then stated that be should d Ie
the NEXT afternoon az O'Clock, for so IL pyas re.
vealed 70 him In bis dream. He said In the last
week Of the month Of April would be fought the
greatest and bloodest battle OF modern tiuses
and that early In May peace would break upon
the land more suddenly and unexpectedly than
the war had done In the beginning The frst
part of the prophetic dream has been realized for
the soldier died the next day, at O'Clock D m
VIII the rest be in April and May Let belev-
eTs In dreams wait and see MOBILE Adesstissr.
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II honhead OF tobacco was sold In Louis.
VILE, Ky a few days ago, for SO per hundred,
sad another FOR so per hundred.
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o r r I c Ia L.

OPTICAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHINsIor, January Is, lSSs.
The Secretary Of state will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
Jan s7-u WILLIAM n, SEWARD.
NTAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANTARr q, lisa.
ORpsRzD, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to sctive military operations In the fsid
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
-N2s-n Secretary Of War.
PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Ofcs Military SNper,ntendsat Railroads USS
Wasting gfon, April Is, 1862.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton to Manassas until further notice
ID. c. MeCALLUM,
ap lS-u M. d. and Sup't Railroads, U. 3.
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SECkET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
- SAMARlTAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITAN'S GIFF!
Tbs DloSt Certain Remedy Eucr Used.
SECRET DISEASES,
G0NORREGA, GLEET. STRISTUREs. 40.
SSohtains no nliDer:i, no Bsl.sm. no Mercury.
They sra entirely yeEetah G, h.yipg no smell nor
any unPlfasa nt tasta, and will rot n any Eay in
JHie ths ttomach ar bowels Of the mot delicate
Cures IN from two 20 four dsys, ana recsnt CASES
IN STA eatJ four hours" Prepared hT tTadIsis
ofthe University Of fPsansylysni., enc - she nott
,I. ~ SAM M aRiTaN'S f GIFT FI' 'tsleDt cay
VIII cure any case IN frcm two 10 four days, ard
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS,
NO erpesEIs NJ trouble, no change ssaatsreT
Let ttose who have defpsire1 . getting ON red
q vhI have been sOIsed With Bslssm CeSsva or
c... sxMHRffAN's GIFT.
lent oy mail Ia plain envelope.
prlos male packages, S2
PYloe female paozsges, SS
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT NS'
oVfI VENtEREkAhf ERk hffbRisshis biskhsEso OR
here Ii po2itiye cure-no Mercury-no Poison
but the Juices OF Roots AID Herbs
This form ofths disease mstss ,,s .p,..-.,o. IN
sores on SheofEans OF generation. or they may oa-
our on other parts of the body. which kapseEs
mostly on the Eroln.. .nd very cftsn ss ulcers of
S0nTes, ts,Tt & GO &c Az, and all of theso symptom
sAMARiTAN'S E0oT AND HERB JUICES.
sent by express Price 81 bottIe. or bottles
sAMARiTAN,s cHANCRE WASH.
Price IS cents Full directions.
Sold By g. CALVERT FORD. corner IIth and
s:.: 2: EATON. as South Eighth street. Phua-
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POTATOES, HAY
AND CHEESE
lftO1 bushels OF yaokson Whi Potatoes,
600 do Carter Potatoes,
0ol bales of prime Timothy Hay,
40cekss OF prime New York Cheese.
For sale In lots TO suit purchasers, by
PETER BERRY,
tp z Ste0N SS Water 1t & cor etOwu,
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% HALn,
$40 fENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Jsst Received and opesed,
A large aud frs,-clsa stock Of choIse
FAMILY CRRTES,
consisting oii
SUGARS, OF all grades,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&e., &C, &c.
An Of which he Offers ct Lowest Ss,h prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels xxx,
500 barrels Mlllen Rye MOnossshel,,
600 barrels ene Old Rye,
500 barrels fne Old BourSos,
At cINCISEATI PRICES.
All the fsvorite brands OF
CHA ACME,
mumm Verreny, Green Seal, Heiss:eE,
which, being bought low, We oger q. uausos.t,
low rates
Also, Sole Agent for
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb 14-0
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Inn LADIES' BLACK SILK WRAPPINGS,
IUO RECElY Ed To. DAY.
Long and Short. LOOSE SkCQUES
BAS tUES.
BLACK SILK MANTIr LAS
New style English and French Saoq ues. Il =, & O..
All OF the above mentioned sIylas at Unusually
low prices, at MAXWELL'S, 32s PebnsyIssnia
avenus. an % eoSt
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II TT Err HOUSE.
NEW GOSHEN BUTTER now reoa,viug
oaliy. Eutter OF al graces constantly in StoI O.
and for sale at the lowest Market rates. bv
ID, J.. DUTROW,
No. $50 kighth street.
sp
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II WAsHIEsroN, April 10, -,
= HEREBY Respectfully reques, al eersons
vho have open ses0unts, due siiis, and notes DUE
Past due, &o-, and due he 10 como st cnce if the,
81 notes and outstanding accounts aEslasl Ee
Witaoas oe,aJ: IEsSE o. WILSON,
Omoe W Washington Building, Room No a,
AR ll-5Y oorner 1th end "a Az nnrfh siia
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MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.


The tiro Medicines combined being complete, and
Needing no other Medicine 10 care The most obstinate
case Of G0NORRHEA. GLEET, GRAVEL
STRUCTURE, and ia especially recommended in those
Of FLUOR ALBUS, Tor Whites in Fe'nOle',) 'chers
all he ola na,tssous preparations hare failed.
UyUESE PREPARATIONS ARE NON ONLY
as good as other medicines, but they far
better than the best, for the simple reason that
these fail to cure in few days. while all 9TH
ers do fail in many cases.
E0-They are unlike every other Medicine pre-
scIibed for venereal diseases, as they contain no
copabia or mineral poison. The Cherokee Renee
dy should he taken internally, in teaspoonful do
SEES II is durelic and Alternative in its action it
puriies and cleanses the blood, and causes it to
now in all its original purity and vigor; thus re-
moving from the system all impure and pernicious
causes which have induced disease. s
BsS~The "Cherokoo Injection must be used as
iniectionl Its effects healing, soothing and
emuleient. 1t removes all scalding heat, chordoe
and pain.
EaS-By the use Of the "Cherokee Remedy and
Cherokee Injection, the two combined,--all
! improper discharges are removed, and the weak
ened organs speedily restored to full vgor and
strength.
Bs@Uo those who have tried all the various pre-
rarations in vain, until they think themselves be-
| yond the reach of medical aid, we would say;e
| NEVER DESPAIR THE ssCHEROKAE RENE
| DY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION WILL
CURE YOU ASTER ALL QUACK DOC
| TORS HAVE FAILEDI
rE-For full particulars, get circular free from
any Drug Store in the country or write the Pro-
prietor, who will mail Free to any address, full
I treatise on venereal disease.
C5-PRICE.-Cherokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or
| Ahree bottles for 50.
BS-Priee of Cherokee Injection 50 per bottle, OF
three bottles for 81.
S-Sent by Express to any address, on receipt
| Of price.
rds-Sold by all responsible Druggists everywhere
DIR. W. R. MERwIN, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
No. 6, SOUTH FoURTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, no. q
EE-sold in Evansville by WIN. BIERBoWER
and all Druggists everywhere.
| aug3c- y-d&weOw 80
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WANTS to schipp in tie Lucilla," said
a Dutchman to clerk in "a shipping
office. Well,' said the clerk, pen in
hand, "what is your nameY cit is
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1 elso Manufacture all kinds of Machinery, such
as ap,ertains to

I slso Manufacture all kinds Of Machinery, such
as ap,,ertains to
Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills. siil1 81.
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills. 2
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
Of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT MANJFACTURER'S PRICES.
Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice
and Workmen sent to all parts o.
the country to set up and do re
pairing on machinery and boilers
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST
april 1861.
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DRUGS.

IF you WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
4 pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in drug business, would refer you
70 H. j. SCHLAEPEEls, Druggist, No. 81 corner
main and Second streets, who're you can get the
best assortment Of Drugs, PeIfumeries, Pomados,
HAIR Oil, Combs and Brushes. That is also the
best place to get your Prescriptions filed. You
can get them filed there at any hour, by day or
night. sepi2
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
~ splendid assortment Of pure Drugs, compris-
Thereby giving physicians ali new medicines COM
ing info use so valuable to save the lives of your
neighbors and friends SO bring your prescriptions
!" II. J. SCHLAEPFERS
scpiE New Drug Store.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for soId;er., cIa;n,,

agency for Soldiers Claims.
n w. MCBRIDE AND At. wHITTLEsET.
". procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money
several acts of Congress. SS- '"'
Fees moderate, and no part Of their charges COL
Iecte' TIL the claim il secured ~
Office on north side of Third Street. between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
febl5 MCBRIDE WHITTLESEY
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To every man who desires to bestow his laura
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORA TON.

In ihe equitable adjnsf7aent and prompt Cosh
Spouse fosses te PH05NTx ssds precautionary at
ie head Of protection; vlie IFS eztcRsce practi
teal, sud frstcass business system Of local agencies,
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
ucwed in this leading Corporation, fair rates by
j. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
AIEl4 E-AT-Nll 4EetJ44t1
SCHAPKERs & BUSSING'S

VT7E ARE DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS
w in the Millinery line and offer thu best in
Queen nts to dealers and consumers that can DO
found In tb city.
Miss Epperson and Miss Lyons do the bleaching
aud trimming to the entire satisfaction of our Gus
toners. SCHAPKER BUSSING,
nov No. 40 Main streat