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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-03

"a The Nashville Union says it is
not considered desirable at present for
larger stocks of -four to come in than
are actually needed for very limited
local trade
Parson Brownlow, who is an agent of
the treasury, has lately been after some
OF the Nashville dealers with a sharp
stick. He recently took $50 boxes and
packages from a firm protesting to be
suffers, and also seized one hundred
barrels -four that had been brought into
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-03

geJ1 A company from Ohio talk about
taking the canal from Terre Haute to
Evansville and putting it in thorough
repair.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-03
NEW BOOKS.

THE NEW AND COMPLETE TAXPAYERS
/ MANUAL, published by Messrs. Appleton,
a very complete work.
ri - o.. >i-@nH pT'. by T,as both hovnnd and
paper
MILROSE the COTTON PLANTERS DaUGH-
TER, by DIR Robinson
LIFE AND ADVENTURES of RAONLE De
SURNlLLE, by Eugene Sue.
A new supply OF MARIAN, by Marion Harland
beg to call attention TO my new stock of am
lily Bibles, Photograph Bibles, Photograph Al
buns, which am selling lower than ever.
je3 E. J. DUBELL.
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ia Gen. Prices whereabouts are
hard to find out He seems to be laying
around loose. a deserter states that
Price was at Little Rock on the 26th of
April last, with FIVE brigades, and that
his movements were depending upon the
fall of Yicksburg. If Grant was unsuc-
cessful, move was contemplated to the
Missouri river. If Vicksburg fell, Price
intended falling back to Red river, and
giving up Arkansas.
Since then, however, we hear of Price
way out in the Indian country.
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Agency OF theT. s 400 Yoor1o.

Subscriptions will be received for u
). go per cent bonds, until the Ist of
July, when the privilege of subscribing
for this loan will cease.
The Interest, payable semi-annuallv
IN gold, commences from date of snb
scription. O
SAM'L BAYARD.
Cashier.
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Notice to The Pnhlic

j: j. Coin offers for sale large lot
OF Dry Goods and Gents aud Bows Cloth
ing to be sold to the highest bidder at
auction, this Thursday morning, 2Sth
May, also on Friday and Saturday.
j. j. COIN,
Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-03
NEW SALOON.
CHANGEOF EXCHANGE
A NEW AR EMIT.
SAM GRAMMER l. HARRY JOHNSON
having purchased


Theodore'S Exchange,
II style for a first class
BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT.
They Will keep at the bar the best brands
Liquors and their larders will at all times I've filled
with the richest dainties from the animal aud
vegetable Kingdoms, and the waters of the Vastly
deep will be made to contribute of their richest
stores
Especial attention will be given TO the cuisine,
which will be under charge of the most competent
al fists.
Their billiard Room is large and their TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment will reopen on Tuesday next
liberal share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited mv3ai:,n
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GROCERIES.
CHEESEI

uST RECEIVED AT THE WESTERN mr.
~ SERNE DEPOT, No. Sycanoce stTeet 40
boxes western Reserve and L. D. Cheese 10 1,arLr1
asrs W. IL. Butter, which is for sale on copsjgn
ment, in lots to suit dealers as low a. 90,
cured from any market -"1 &c Pi'-
my3O pr o,1r,
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TAKE NOTICE.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

CORPORATION NOTICE
ORDER TO REPAIR SIpFwa1Ks
niH! 10 lS63.-An it is hereby orda-,5
ana directed by the Common Council of H. 80
ot EVansvsLe, that the owners of AN lots az -,
o. Iots, fronting on adjoining the sortIp Pa
sue OF Main street, between First Seconi
>, IN said City, cause the side walks tberon
cation of this order "i 'ne publ
Clerks Office, May 10, 1868. LIN Clerk
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MANUFACTURERS or
2 q 3 a G G. q

SHcA tHc iciiohlnE lobdccO and Cicnrs of o,,r
manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes Of Five Lump per pound. ~ q.
~ Boxes OF 10 Lump Ter pound - c0 ~,
15o boxes Franks Orange Lump 2 h 81 o.
$40 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound co o. o.
3CO Boxes Barow's, in Caddies. y" US
5Up Caddles Peach Leaf, per pound en- ~.
zOo II Dorado, Light, per pound 81 On
0tO SaGdies Pancake, Light, per pound so C.
Io1 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco = III = 90
1000 DDS Home spun Twist Tobacco ~ -
Leo Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
zoo boxes Bonds Scotch Snuf.
90 Faif Barrels Fine Cut CHEWING -rob
100 Aarschaum Pipes: AOOsCOc5
ooo lOO e,ross Briar and Wood Pines:
Zo"'0O Clay Pipes, assorted;
lUD Gross Rubber Pines:
6 au,tEO assorted Pipe Stems
25,h0i GONNA Cigars:
III Henry Clay Cigars first,s.
Zo,Oc0 Henry Clay Cigars Second,s
Z,-UJ0 La Napoleon Cigars:
1880 FL Brutus Cigars:
$4,000 Half Spanish Cigars.
2tl 600 Segarpets:
20 OUO La Salvadina Cioars.
7"o'WeO racks Smoking Tobacco:
% Drums Turkish Smoking Tohacco
4'V9O Bales kinnicanick Smoking Tohos..
90 Drums Shanghie: A'oaeco;
aooo rounds 1ackaboy Snuff:
= .ae. ,cnahts and Stere-Keepers, Iook O -
examine our large stock 'A your
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No. S1
Ealn Street, Sales. Room
FACTORY, Cor. Locust & Water SIS

en- ahuiacture all the above goods and vii; ..,,
We vn,,id o ehifsaper than any House in our state
deal " , cal the attention OF Merchants Wbo
where they can save so per cent 'ieis'
ans1 r. FENDRICH & BROS
Evansville, Indiana
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AS n Family Physt6.

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AYERS : I
cATHARTT0
tpPTLLS

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g'hcy stimulate the functions
uf the body into vigorous az
,N,iy purity the systcn from
The obstructions which make
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-eis'r 20 VIZ Washington, d. c., 7th Feb, 1886.
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Dysentery, DIarrhOca, Relax, worma,

From Dr.. j. G. Green, Of Chicago -
Your Pills have had long trial IN my practice, and
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And 70 claim 20 IN especial merit,
thst It 6ticks Patohes and Linings 70
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
Nithout ntltohipR, - u -
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bltous Disorders - Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore BsR NJ A6w Ibyl GW.
Not only nro your Pills admirably adapted 70 their pu
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Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex
cepted) ss follows: 7se1',o,g -s

Trains leave Columpuh uatiy (punu1JE oAs
cepted) ss follows: eb 7ss1';o'gg gs.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes Columbus via Central
Ohio r. b. ais M; will stop at all statQns Wnen
sgnaed, arriving at Bellare at 1898 a. N baltimore
900 q. m, Washington City, 5O0 Q. m. EiEnt uAhs
daily to Philadephia and New York; also oonnec's
Belaire for Pilsburgi Harfisbafg, Phindeiphia and
New York. .,, ..t,i. n iT-- a5d4E1
NIGHT EXPRESg--Leaves Columbus via bteuben-
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Pttsbargh 3;20 p. M, Harrisburg, 300 q. m; Bain
more, dis q. M; PHILADELPHIA 6;35 m.i New YORK
Wis Allentown, 9:35 O. M; via Philadelphia, ;vO n
NEW YORK RxPREBs via eTEUBENvILlM-
Leaves Columbus HIS M; arrives at Beubenvie'
Sis p. M; Pittsburg, 500 2. mi Harrisburg oo o.
M, baltimore, 1lis0s M; Philadelphia lO;2O .. NIL
New York, 200 p, m.
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO R: r.
Leaves Columbus, $40 p NIL will stop at oil stations,
and arrive at Bellaire, 1000 p. mi Grafton 25S
Piedmont $50; Cumberland e:35; Martinstufg, llsof
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ton City, 93s; Philadelphia, 1880 p. m Eight trains
to New York daily. Arrive at Pitsburg, 5:l0 q. mi
Harrisburg, 1915 p.s M; Baltimore, 5;35 p, M;
Philadelphia. s:s5 p. M; New York, 1000 p. M
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Passengers desIns Tickets BY hs above routes via the
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Constipation, CostivenCss, Suppression,
Hheumotism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
-sy. Paralysis, Fits, etc.

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Hheumotism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
ny, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
yf58 From Or. j. r. Vaughn, Montreal Canada
Too much cannot be said of your Pills for tho cure OF
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From hs Rec. d.. Hatges, orGs Mtiodist Epis Chp.S
PULASKI IIoUsg, Savannah, Ga Jan g. 1856.
UoNoRrD SIR; elDuld h1 uurlaiuul for tho relief
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Headache, ,slshIleaaeshe, e, ,Tcnl 7'om"oh

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|. lscHooI coMM!IssIoNRRs mis- OF OHIO.

r,,,,o,,,,,,,i,eI,1onInna ,,,,I On oIy,o
- 80, :" 80. 80 r,.g .l- 25x.g.
ItoM Eco. ABsoh SngA, Coi.iltsstoneF or Co'"e'oa
D'Noyss ,.s,. y 80.
ni S ,ndr,rv ~ M. ssthor and an honor 10 ths
.ia q is,s.,s NJ. r,cbanicai ,Ieoution II fay anna
", - tas ~ sry ohs, Irrieos vith Witch Am a.
mSa,ntsd.p - Z = irsSf i'jI'T 'i'I'l l'7 20 LII
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Religious EntciLiacnce.

At late meeting Of the Managers Of the
American Bible Society, the Christian Com
mission received donation of the Scriptures
to supply General Rosccrans' army will
$4,000 English and 10000 German Tcsta
mcnts; Genercl Grants $4,000 English
and 10000 German Tcstamcnts; General
Burnsidc's, $4,000 English and 5000 Ger
man Tcstaments also, to the three armies
1900 Bibles and Testaments, in various
languages, such as French, Italian, Spanish
Sc
There is Congregational Church al
Rndge. n. H., which for ,,ory-tuo years
has paid the pastors salary in one sum Oh
the very same day it became due, and
nearly at the same hour of the day. except
when pay day came on the Sabbath, and
then the money was paid the day before.
"An Anxious Inquirer" has the following
query in the Pittsburgh ChrjStion idroc0t,
ut has all along been assumed, and perhaps
never been disputed, that John baptized
Christ with water, and yet to me the proof
is, to say the least, by no means clear. On
the contrary, very strong presumption may
be raised against the prevalent idea, and
unless | have overlooked some passage
bearing upon the subject, it will be i'm
possible for any man TO furnish absolutely
incontroycrtible proof Of the baptism OF
Christ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
.BorEN EsSVgaszgT 4 CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF
s "A L z r. a II U s
~ II


And Sole Agents in the City of New York for
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE,
Invented by Prof. Ebcn N. Horsford, of Harvard
University Office IL Old Slip, Hanover Square,
(up stairs) NEW YORK.
TT1lE high price which Cream of Tartar commanded
/ in 1884, together with the alarming extent to
which its dangerous aduleraton had been carried
with other considerations induced the distinguished
Chemist whose name is given above, to commence
what proved to be long and laborious scientific
search, to discover desirable substitute thcrcior.-
lli-efprts were crowned with abundant success and
hundreds of thousands of pounds of the Substitute
have been sold and used during the last five years
throughout the United States and theSana,las
The following true comparison of its nature and
the results of its use, with those Of Cream of Tartar
will convince the most incrcdulous Of It's value.
Cream of Tartar is II bi-tartratc of Potash.
This Substitute is a simple Phosphate. and contains
nothing but what is found in bccfstcak, and ia corn
wheat and other cereals, and is therefore highly
nutritious. II also has hcaih-givng influence
and supplies that for which there is constant de-
mand in the system
- 1t is sold for much less price than Cream Of
Tartar.
March ~ lS63.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30

Antiquarian discoveries I'm peru-,
Rich Geld Mines.

NNHu Nhthtss
The San Francisco Balietin publishes the
following interesting account of recent an
tiquarian discoveries in Peru
From Captain Morchousc, who arrived
ot this port from Tumbcz, Pcru,a few days
since, we learn that extensive discoveries
have been made there of the ruins of tenn
pic of ancient Peru. On the Corrais river,
about four miles from Cumbcz, a continual
'ion OF spur of the mountain range has
long been supposed to cover the ruins OF an
ancient temple, popular tradition asserting
that one had existed at that place on high
mound WHICH MotIud was cNcayated under
the foundations of the temple. When the
Spanards under pizarro took the adjacent
town, the wooden supports underneath were
set on fire, and were Consumed, when the
whole fabric fell in mass Of undisinguish-
able RUNS
.Somc years ago a French antiquary trav-
eling in Peru, hearing of these traditions,
made an examination of the locality, after
which he went TO France. About eighteen
months since, this person having procured
means returned to Peru and obtained from
that government permission to eXcavate and
search near the Corralis river for antiquarian
purposes, the scarcher to hc protected by
government and to take for his own uses
whatever of such antiquarian character as
might he found. An excavation or tunnel
was made in this supposed mound, and after
months of labor the exploring party was re-
wardcd for his efforts by finng the remains
Of very large building, the wall of which
had been built of adobes. inside of which u
great many articles of gold and silver work
were found, many being small golden images
unknown implements. and articles of orna-
ment The natives employed were thieves.
and more being stolen than was received,
the Frenchman discharged his laborcrs and
had the tunnel closed up while he went to
Lima to get workmen in whose honesty he
could contide Matters were in this state
when Captain Moorchouse sailed for san
Francisco
Captain Morchouse also reports that rich
gold discoveries had been reported made at
place called Santa Rosa, about forty miles
from Tumbcz. Two sailors who had deserted
from whaling vessel at Tumbez reported
that while skulng in the interior until their
vessel should depart they made the dis
covery of good diggings ON the bankf of a
small mountain stream. Encouraged by this
success they made research in the bed of the
river or creek and got good prospects, but
hearing of their vessels departure and the
season being untavorable, they returned to
Tumbez with what gold they had got (about
fifty dollars) which they sold at the rate of
eighteen dollars per ounce. \ large number
Of persons were intending to visit the mines
in the proper season, the Peruvian govern
ment, however, being untavorable to their
further development through fear of large
emigration Of foreigners, who have generally
created trouble"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
\ NEW AND UsEFUI ARTICLE.
HALEY, MORSE BoYoEN's'
Patent
acreAdiusting Clothes vvri


Simple, Economical, Durable, and is not Liable to
get out of Order.
The Self-Adjustng Clothes Wripgcr is one OF the
greatest mproy cmcnt of the nineteenth century, and
has only to be known and tried, into general
use. The saving Of clothes in pressing out the water
between two rubber rolls, instead Of wringing or
twisting, will amount to enough in n short time, to
pay for machine.
Of clothes, stretches and breaks the fbres but this
machine presses them 80 evenly, tlrat newspaper
thoroughly soak cd can be wrung, without breaking
ii in the least, and it works easily, that child
twelve years old operate il without trouble. Hot
water does not injure the rolls. and woollen goods
be wrung out Of boiling water t. prevent fulling,
which oann,t he done by hand
In Stnrching, il is npnluabc- especially on large
articles such Ladies Skirts, &C., it leaves the
starch in the clothes perfectly even II will wiring
the largest bed quilt the smallest pocket hand
kcrchiel, dricr than possibly be done by hand
without alteration in less than onc-cigh the time
The machine is so simple that it is not liable to get
out of repair
The great improvement in this. every every other
Wringng Machine yet invented, is. its ScliAdjust
ing arrangement requiring alteration, to wiring
handkerchief or bed quilt consequently, the most g
norant servant can odcrac it.
The machine is made Of wood, and so arranged
that no iron can possibly come in contact with th,
clothes thereby avoiding all danger of injury to til,
clothes. by iron rust.
Iss is the most simple and effective Clothes Wiring
cr yet invented. Those purchasing can then
two weeks and if they not perfectly satisfied
turn them, and their money will be refunded.
Address l.. L. SNOW, PHILADELPHIA,
Or II. B. MASSER, Agent fol Northumberland CO
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
FIRE AT GREEN CASTLE.
CnANRERsBrno, Franklin county, Pc. !

ChANBEHSBURG Franklin county, Pc.
August 3ls lSGl.
Messrs. EVANS WATSON. phi'u lclphia-Genile. ..
men : On the morning of the 22d of August 1861
our Storchousc at Grccncasc was destroy ed by fire
The Saamnnder Safe we purchased from, YOU some
few years since was in the above mentiincd store.
house. and contained all our books. pnpcrs cash Sc
which were preserved in perfect condition after
being exposed toa most intense heat for several hsp-s
Please inform us upon what terms you will sell W.
another larger Safe.
Yours truly, OAKS & AUSTIN.
Salamandcr Safes for Banks. Stores. priynt,
Families &c.. &c Also. Evans Watson, Patent
Alphabetical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Doors
equal to any made in the country. aud sold ON as
good terms. W. would respectfully refer to
tho following Banks and other parties having their
safes and Locks now in use to their entire stsfac.
ton and many others given ut their Store
United STATES MINT, Branch lInnk, Shclb, vii 6
Philadelphia. Tennessee
INlrEpSTATEs ARsENAL.City Bank of Philadelphia
California. Consolidation y X Of Phi!a
StttsoNn Bank. Pa. Com tn Bank of philn
CoatesvilIc Bank, Pa. Chattanooga Bank. Tenn.
Stroudsbnrg Bank, Pa Prem Loan AS on IN It
Jersey Shore Bank. Pa. Bank of Northumberland
Lock Haven Bank. Pa. Bank Of North II Liberties
Union Bank. Baltimore. Phladclphin
Southwestern Bank OF Va. Paul and Swift Banker.
Fulton I}nnk. lftanIa TIA Alabama
Newark Bank. Del W. sterling 'H'l'NSb'r
Bank OF y. C.. Raleigh. Lcwshurg Bank Pa.
Other references given ulnn calling a, our Store
No. II ;. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
March %. 1850 Nv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
TO HORSE OWNERS !

DIR. SWEETS INFAlLIDLE LINIMENT For
Lameness, arising from Spraus, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect l. magical aud certain. Harness or
saddle Gals, Scratches, Mango, &C. il will Ulsu
speedily SPAWN and kirghoue may lc easily pre-
Grncd beyond the possibility Of n radical
euro. No ease of the kind, however, l. desperate
or hopclcs. bat it may be uleNiatcd by this Liui-
mcnt, aud il, nithiul application will always reno, q
the lIncness aud enable the hor,c- to travel with
comparative ca-r.
EVERY HORSE OH'NER
should have this remedy at hand for il. timely use
~ the br,t appearance al lAmCnvss will ecctually
prey vu those formidable dseil 90 which all hug.
liable, aud which rruler many otherwise
valuable horses nearly NOftllgs.