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BACHELORS HAIR DYE!-THE BEST IN
the World-William A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be disting uished
rom nature-warIanted not to iDjuTe the Hair in
he least; remedies the i'll effects OF lad dyes, and
nvigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns splendid Black Brown
leaving the Hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, &c -
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
ELOR, on the four sides OF each boz
Factory NJ. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Nate Z}3 Broadway aud 10 Bond street, hm28
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NEW MUSIC.

"FOREST QUEEN POLKA" Composed by
Prof Msthias. Price 30 cents EACH sent by mail.
At WARREN & CoNYNGTON'S,
Dealers in Music and Musical Merchandise, No.
Main Street. my2O
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The river is still falling here, with good
water hence to Louisville and Cairo.
The Armada went out yesterday full of
people and with fair freight list,
The Superior viii be the regular pack
ct for Cairo to-day. She is unrivalled in
ner appointments, and her officers are
Veterans in the service. Captain Dexter
commands, and Billy Lowth, with Mr..
Dunn, occupy the office. The party par
TALLY made up for the Superior this even
ing will be postponed On account of the
war news, and the departure of the Cou-
rier for Vicksburg.
The grand floating palace, the Jacob
Strader, will be here to-day as the packet
to Henderson and Louisville Few first
class hotels surpass her in capacity, and
her speed is unrivalled. Captain Joe
Bunce is proverbial as a popular COM
mander, and Captain Jim I Cox, who
presides in the office, has no superior as
polite and accommodating gentleman
Shippers and travellers for Memphis
will bear in mind that the suberh
steamer Liberty No. , will be here
at 10 @ clock this morning for Memphis
and all way ports. The Liberty has no
superior in speed and accommodations
and Captain Conner and Mr.. Hart are
frst-elass officers.
The splendid steamer R. K. bunker
son left last evening for Bowling Green
with handsome trip. She will ply reg
ularly henceforth.
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LUMBER.

VETHEN YOU WANT FLOORING. Wealth
wv erboarding, Dressed inch Lumber, Castings,
Mouldings, Ceiling, Sash, Doors, or anything else
nice in the building line, order or buy of
JOHN f. GLOVER,
ap6d&wlm Cor. Main and Seventh Streets.
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LYONS COLUMN.
s.S9fjL Oh LIg
A CARD.

Having made an arrangement
with DEvL1N & Co, New York, to-
! have the Clothing for my trade
I manufactured expressly to my order,
in Superior Style, at a low fixed
J per centage on the cost, I am now
enabled to compete with the best
Houses in the largest Cities as re-
CARDS Quality, Variety, amount of
Stock and Prices of Goods.
( l have also increased my facili-
ties for manufacturing to measure,
and can hereafter furnish my custo-
mers with Fine, Stylish Suits to or
der on very short notice.
Military Uniforms and Equip
ments of all kinds kept constantly
7 on hand. n. LYON.
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Ote Daily duurttar.
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Gilium, Nashville. L Grey Eagle, Henderson
Slap. Decatur, Nashville Matte Cook, Troy.
Colonna, Cincinnati Muscle Louisville,
Tycoon Gin inuati.
DkrAkrURES.
Armada, Cairo. Gillum, Louisville.
L Grey Eagle, Lou'v'lle. Muscle, Nashville.
Matte Cook, G. River Step. Decatur, Lou VILE
+ h. DunkersOn, B G'nColona, Wabash.
Tyceon, Mem phis Leslie Combs, B. Green.
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STRAYED.
SIS Reward.

OTRAYED FROM THE Understood, A
- Light Brown Mule, about II hands high has
a black stripe on each shoulder, name and tail
both short. will pay the above reward TO any
person who will return the Mule to me at nv resi-.
dence, corner of Gum and Third Streets
myZl -lW G.. A. MELLON.
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For the Babies.

n DOZEN ASSORTED COMMON AND FANCY
= Cabs direct from New York; also, patent
Spring Chairs that will weigh the :. little ones"
Inst received at VICKERY BROS,
my9 No 81 Main Street.
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Nothing Later from Vicksburg to
Noon Yesterday.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Up to noon
no official information of the fall of
Vicksburg has been received here.
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WASHINGTON, May 24-At 10 o'clock
tonight the President had received no
further intelligence, excepting a tele-
gram from Memphis, dated 4:30 p. m,
saying nothing later yet than the morn
ing report of the capture of Vicksburg."
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Auction SALE.
AUCTION SALE
80 CITY LOTS

| - On -
/ Wednesday, June 10th, 1868.
| WILL BE. SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
w Court House, in Evansville, at 10 O'Clock 8.
H., the following desirable Building Lots:
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lots and 10 in Block 16.
Lot in Block 20.
Lot in Block 81.
NORTH EASTERN ENLARGEMENT
Lot in Block II, with Frame House thereon.
Lot IN Block Is.
SMITHS SUBDIVISION.
Lots II and 10, in Block 2, with fine Frame
Dwelling thereon.
LAMAsCo CITY.
Lots ), g. Z, 9, 10, H. r. H. II, l5 IG. 49, IT, 90,
q, %, %, "A, %, 26, q aud y, in Block 20.
Lot Il in Block rs.
Lot 10 in Block 43.
Lots l. ?, 3, 4, 5, G, %, q and %, in Block 81.
Block IL.
Lots 6. I, z; l8, Y, Is and le. IN Block 70.
Lots 5, 6, II. Is, 10, D. %, "a, % and &c, in
Lots s. 6, 10, II, l5 I6, %, %, a. 25 and %, in
Block 100
Lots ), 6,z, s. II, II and 3D. in Block IO2
Lot Is in Block IOl
Lots 1 and in Block I3s
Lot p IN Smiths Subdivision Of the north
cast quarter OF section IL. township G, south of
range In west, containing IA 1900 acres
Lots 4 and 5, in Mitch-rs Subdivision of the
west IN of the northeast quarter of section a.
township {, south Of range II west Lot s. contain
ing 65- 100 and and containing 8 95-IO0 acres.
Lot s. in Stinson's Subdivision of fractional
section 81, In township 6, south of range 10 west
Lots 2, 3, f. 8, 8. rs, g, 10, IL u, -. IA Is Is
and IL, of Gnmbert's Subdivision of ont Lot No
of the south y of the west y of the northwest
quarter of section 90 in township G, south of range
10 west.
The above list comprises some of the most de-
sirable Building Lots in the Enlar gemeuts named.
Titles will be made perfect, no sale.
TERmS-One-third Cash, the balance payable
in one and two years with interest, waving the
benefit of valuation and sppraisement laws, Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.-
For further particulars apply to the under
signed at their Office, ON Third Street, opposite
Crescent City Bank. WALKER q KEHR.
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Ice! ICEl-Until our Lake Pepin ice
shall arrive, which We shall store in our
new house, lower landing, boats will
please leave their orders with P. Horn
brook or Peter Prick, boat-store men, or
F. Fenchler, butcher, for lake ice.
E. INGLE.
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PUBLIC SALES.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, CON
q tanning ten Rooms, with other improvements
IN the tot; centrally situated For further infor-
manon enquire Of ASA IGLEHEART.
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A HOUSE WANTED.
A House! A House,! A Kingdom
for a Housed!

A NY ONE LIVING IN A RENTED HOUSE,
n suitable for small family, and within from
one to eight blocks from the +. & c. Railroad De-
pot, and who ever expects TO move or die, and who
will send me their address, will Law ME under an
eternal, everlasting and never-to beforgOtten OBJ
legation W. II. MANNING, Box 22n.
my2l-2t
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
INVALID

IHE
AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood
ETC., supplying at the same time, THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By one whe has cured himself
after being put great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, \. Y.
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WASHINGTON, May 24-Dr Fritz, sur
geon of the Goth New York, arrived from
Fredericksburg yesterday, where he was
detained to attend to the wounded, Gen.
Lee having given orders that so long as
one of our wounded men remained,
some physician attached to his corps
should stay to attend to him. Although
our wounded were all over the river
more than weeks.ago, Dr. Fritz was
unable to return until yesterday. He
says that the prices of provisions at
Fredericksburg are fabulous. The rebel
killed and wounded on the field xhere
Sedgwick's corps fought outnumbered
ours three to one Additional fortifca-
tions are building behind Fredericksburg
as if the rebels anticipated another at
tack like those of burnside and Sedg-
wick. Stringent orders have been
issued forbidding our pockets from con-
versing or exchanging papers, or hold
ing communication with the rebels on
pain of being shot. Nevertheless the
practice continues.
1t is reported in Hooker's army that
Gov. Seymour is about to pay it visit.
Fort MONROE, MAY 23.-The raid into
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PITTsBURG, May 21st.-River 4 feet 6
inches by the river mark, and falling.
Weather warm and clear.
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Fort MONROE, May 23.-The raid into
Matthew and Gloucester counties, order
ed by Gen. Pease, under Col. Fitzpatrick
and Capt ellis has returned. 1t was
entirely successful, and brought back a
large number of horses, mules &c.
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SAW MILL.
Pigeon Creek Saw Mill.
STARK, BRINKMEYER & co.
SAW MILL.

HAVING BOUGHT THE ABOVE SAW MILL
Ii of Mr.. Cody, We prepared to execute all
promptness and dispatch, and will give full salts
faction to all.
Give us a call before you buy elsewhere. Orders
can be left at BRINKMEYER & cos.
my13-3m Main Street or at the Mill.
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Noon Money Market--.GOld Going
Down.

New YORK, May 25.-Stocks dull.
Gold sold as low as A but sold on the
streets at 45. Money and Exchange I'M
changed. U, S. 6 of 81 coupons l0S.
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CINCINNATI, May 25-River fallen IT
inches with ii feet 6 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear. Thermometer 80,
Barometer 290 80 and falling rapidly.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, May %.
GOLD decidedly lower; opening at Ash
advancing to 464, and closing heavy at
424a424.
STERLING EXCHANGE dull at 1 5Sa1 60
for first class bills
GOVERNMENT STOCKS frmer United
States 6's of 81 coupons l 08; Z Ito
Treasury Notes l DIAL 07&.
STOCKS dull and lower.
Bank Statement.
New YORK, May %.
Increase in loans,................s COS, 779
Decrease in specie. 1.100,775
Decrease in circulation,.. I2l,022
Decrease in deposits, ........... 1928, 472
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MILLINERY

A LARGE STOCK OF STRAW GOODS, BIB.
- oons, Flowers, &C., just reesived at
SCHAPKERS 4 BUSsING,
ap27 SO Main Street
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BROWN'S BRONCHIAL IRUCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONCHITIs, ASTHMA, and
CATARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
suIting from the use of the Troches, and their ex-
tended use has caused them to be cOunterfeited.
Be sure TO guard against worthless limitations.
OBTAIN only the genuine Brogas Bronchial Troches
which have pT0red their efficacy by test of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERs and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who
over-tax the voice and exposed to sndden
changes, should have them Sold everywhere at Is
cents per box.
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THE SCANDINAVIAN PILLS AND PURIFIER,
CIScIxSATI, July 1, 1853.
DR.. C. W. ROBACK-Dear Sir-In reply to in
quir es made Of me, it gives ME pleasure TO say.
that Mrs \. Arlee, of the Society of Friends, and
widow of the late Dr. Atlee of Cincinnati, previous
to her geing East. expressed her confidence in the
efficacy of your Scandinavian Remedies, and the
benefit she derived from using them. She had
been suffering from general prsstration at times,
being over seventy six years Of age, aud oPhthal-
mia and Inflammation of the face. Various RENE
dies were resorted to without relief, when some
friends recommended course of your ScandiHa-
Wan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had
the desired effect, and she was considered as re-
stored 70 health.
know many who have used your medicines,
and speak decidedly of the benefits derived, thus
testifying Of their rsnovating influence in purify
ing the blood and giving vigor and energy to the
system. They have my cordial appreciation.
Very Respectfully.
Your obedient servant, S.J. Brown.
Rev Samuel J. Brewn has been devoted labor r
in in the cause of Christianity, in Cincinnati, for
more than thirty years, almost every old Gin
cnnatian knows Such testimony, from such a
source is not to be passed over lightly. No other
Proprietary Remedies ever presented to the public,
ever received a 1.-THE of the commendation from
mine have done. See advertisement.
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A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentime
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no NERVOUS sUFFERERs OF BOTH SEXES.

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
nealth in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat
ment, without success, considers it his sacred duty
10 communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt Of an ad-
dressed envelope, be will send (free) copy of the
prescription US d. Direct TO DR.. JOHN ii. DIG
NALL, Is6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y
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WASHINGTON, May 24-The following
official details of the battle of the Black
River Bridge, have been received:
In THE REAR OF VICKsBURG,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mag14 DIFF
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GnErK FRE.-An Enklish writer, in q recent

GREEK FIRE.-An EngilSn Wr1ter, In recent
article upon "Greek Fire." thus expresses his
views of the probable results of the use of this
in1amable preparation Liquid fire as found
its way into Charleston, and the question to be
asked is, Will its application stop there? 1t is
folly to rest content with saying that the practice
is barbarous. Barbarity pertains to the use of
bayonets and swords and granades, and all else;
the points to be recognized are the facts-that
the Americans are using this liquid fire; that they
will soon find means of improving their first at
tempts; that the successful employment of one
liquid willssuggest others, and that suddenly we
may be reused to the unpleasant consciousness
that all our great armaments, all our forces oil
our ships all our men, are ut the mercy OF foe
who has learned new art of war, In which science
has sapped courage, and in which brute force
stands but second in the contest. Let us have
no mincing of o matter so essential to British
interests as the application of liquid fire in war
fare. The worst cannot be spoken too early; If
shells charged with liquid fire were to be used by
America in q war with England, there is not q
wooden ship in the whole of our marine service,
roya or mercantile, that would ever be absolutely
safe after single shell, even from rifle, had
thrown the terrible combustible on to the sails,
decks, or quarters; while there is not town or
fortress within the range of American canon that
might not be destroyed by fire from few well-oE-
rected shots. It behooves u.s. therefore, to be up
and doing. We must learn either ito meet fire
with fire, and to threaten the threatener,' or we
must acquire the gentler art Of eectually neutral
ling an sent OK e,estl uctielt which may seoan
to employ, as beneath our civilization.
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CROSSING THE LOOKOUT MoUNrArNs.--A CORES
pondent of the CINCINNATI Commercial claims that
the passage of the Alps by NAPOLEON was q pleas
ure excursion to the overtoping of the Lookout
Mountains by our gallant Western army. He
says:-e
lookout Mountains are twelve miles across
and two miles in ascent, by road which rises
one foot for every two passed over. How much
worse are the Apsi Loose, huge, and rugged
stones obstruct the road where there are no
stones, there are roots and stumps.y Trees hem
in and narrow it; where there are none, there are
destructive precipices inviting the clumsy army
vehicles to speedy decent. If you could have
seen those slow and Atlas-ike labors, you too
would call NApo1Ros's passage the exploit of a
pigmy. If you could have seen q gun dragging
its slow length up this mountain-side, with q
dozen painting horses hitched to it, and cloud
of men tugging at the wheels; if you could have
seen the extremely irext,icebse confusion OF Epas-
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modic wagons and struggling teams; of shouting
and sweat-dripping soldiers; of dead horses and
wrecked-wheels thrown over the bank; of dust
knee deep, and rocks knee high iumbled together,
and called road. you might exclaim with me
that aside from the historical sanctty Of the feat,
the barely practicable Alpine achievement OF
NAPOLEON will not look well beside the quadruple
passage of the Lookout Mountains by RosRcRlNs.
This campaign is the. most remarkable of the
war. The Right Corps, since crossing the Tenr-
essee river, has already marched 120 miles-over
mountains wish you to remember-over noun
tains. Since the country has been explored, this
army no longer condemns BUELL. for tardiness in
moving south of the Tennessee river last year.
1t would have been fatal TO his small army.
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THE GEN. MCCLELLAN HKADoUARTERs.-

No. g. East Houston St. Zone door Est OF broadway N
" above thu St Nicholas Hotel
,adadrteTs in Neo York. of the Officers Of Hilton HEAD
Ale Wines Bandes, Whisky and Segars OF the cnolceS3
cba-acsr The current army intelligence &C. Near all
the places of public amusements and the most popular
place In the city Of military resort
col. JAS. L. FRAZER, Gate 47th Rest)
Irg a1H Msuager.
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SLIGHTLY AcoUANTED.-Several years ago q
certain Regiment of United States Regulars were
ouartered at A, near Niagara Falls. Among
the privates of that gallant regiment was B,
a tall, lank red-haired Vermonter, who was al
ways in some scrape or other. One day he OBJ
tanned leave to take q days shooting on the
Canada side. He went early in the morning, and
hunted all day with very poor success. Late In
the afternoon he was slowly vending his way
home, i'll pleased with his poor success, when he
saw seated on atree within easy shooting distance
a large crow To level his gun and fire was the
impulse of a moment, and down tumbled the crow
almost at his feet Now it happened that the
crow was a tame one, and pet of Gen. q,
who was one ofthe wealthiest landowners In
Canada, and who owned the property on which
B stood. And it so happened that the
General was an unseen witness of the death of his
favorite. Enraged at its loss he determined to
punish the offender in way that he would be
iikely to remember. So coming forward in
friendly manner he nodded to B, who So
luted him in return.
"You've got a fine gun there, said the General.
"Yaas" said D., handing it to the Gen
eral that's just the neatest double-barrelled
gun around these diggins.
The General turned the gun round and exam
ined it carefully, then putting the barrel, still
loaded at full cock, to his shoulder, and pointing
it at B, said,
"You have wilfully shot the greatest favorite I
had, and now you'Ue got to eat IT.
B. explained and begged and prayed but
to no purpose 1.-The General was unmoved by his
entreaties and told him he must eat it or die.
B once more turned his eyes piteously to-
ward the General but the cold, wicked eye look
ing along the gun barrel convinced him. as he
afterwards said, that there was fire in it. So with
o groan he picked up the crow, and, shutting his
eyes, commenced his disagreeable meal He
worried down three or four mouthfuls, and then
stopped, unable to eat more OF the disgusting
carriEon and the General, thinking that he had
gone far enough, told him that would do land after
advising him to be more careful in the future what
he shot, handed him his gun and told him he
could go. AS soon as B got his gun in his
own hand he turned fercely upon the General,
and said,
~. my Turn now lou eat the tett'@n0st u
In vain the General stamped and swore, and
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Books, &C., in part as follows:
ARMY Regulations 1868 vielle's Hand Book.
Webb's Pay Digest. Monroe Comp. Drill.
Ordronaux Hints, Schalks Campaigns,
Manual Art OF War.
Gilmore g Lines &c Tauberts Field Artillery.
Ouartermaster's Manual Hallecks Art and Science.
Benets Court Martial. Estvan's War Pictures.
Casey's Tactics vols. Szabads Modern War.
Barra du Parco. Coppe's Battalion Drill
Cuum's Military Bridges Instructions Field Artillery.
Barrett's Naval Gunnery. Company Clerk.
Totens Naval Text Book. Shoulder Straps Novel.
Roberts Hand Book. SCOTS Military DICTIONARY.
lewis Rules &c. Ruling Pens.
Pocket Albums Biyouac OF the Battle neia
Neck Ties Life on Georgia antaton.
Handkerchies hemmed. Webster Dictionary:
Currency Holders Social condition of the En-
Mathematical instruments. glish people.
Ink black, red, csrmine, &c.
PENS steel and gold in great variety,
Blank books in great variety,
WATERS sealing wax, Law seals, &c,
Hucilage court plaster, lemon acid, &c.,
Penknjves, pocket books purses,
Portfolios. bill books, etc.
Pencils, cIayons, ETC., of various colors
Lava lockwood matchsafes tobacco boxes, bfgss &c.S
Novels song. books hand books Of various kinds an
most ofthe late publications of tho day.
Maps of Cha reston hGrbor and vicinity and cfSavans
nah river A.,
ALSO fine lot Of Military books Of lase issues the
best selection ever brought here.
Pipes briarwood, chiIa, gutta percha, Mserschsnn
Together with q new stock OF Stationery, &e,
Photographs printed expressly for Us 81 Anthony OK
Mai Generals Gilmore, Strong, Hunter, ana IA cheI
--'' JOSEPH H. SEARS.
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METALLIC COFFINS, for sale by
M C. W. DENNIS g. Co.,
No. 4, Suffers Row

nR. W. NJ WALSH, Office No 1S. Suffers Row. A full
ii supply of Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
August %, 1sSS-n
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUsT RECEIVED AT THE NEW STORE, UNION
Square, next to the Post Office large lot OF Statonary
BOOK 20 IN AZ follows: