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AMUSEN ENTs.

1lfE FRENCH THEATER-Mr. Juignet CON-
day evening, with representation OF scrbes Batale
de Danes The attendance both large and bril-
hlni We saw only the first act of the performance,
and that was rather below mediocrity. The general
appearance of the iheater is nvitng excellent taste is
displayed in the matter of scenery stage decorations
Sc. and when the members of the company get to
feeling little more at home and certain details in the
management are literally arranged at the other
iheaers we have no doubt that Mr.. Juignet Will
deserve and achieve his usual success The plays FOR
tomorrow night viii be La CAaHOiHesse and Mon
Ismene
WINTER GARpEY.--Mr. J. ). Clarke will
close his engagement at this house Saturday There
j. to be benefit Friday but Judging from the care
with which the management has kept its details from
reaching the eyes of the public at large We presume
would be considered discourtcous in TO reveal even
tie little that we know about il.
NIBLO's GARDEN.-Mr. Forrest will give bis
famous rendering of Fcbro III THE Broker of Bogoa
10 night for the last time. On its first representation
Good share OF the houors carried off by Mr. Wheat
lev. whose mrcrSonaiion Of Antonio de CabeIero ma.
PERHAPS be considered Cand this is no mean prase) his
finest performance.
Tomorrow evening Matilda Heron will give her pow
eriul and characteristic rendering of Medca-
The next great event NihoS viii be the production
wh great scenic spendor Of Shakespeare tragedy al
",arioanus which Mr. Wheailey has had in prcpara
Ton for several months and TO bring out in a
81 sic of maguifcence surpassed Oh the American
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Er,r,.ninmru,s-Frida,. Oct. -

~ ITFNN o. IFI-rII -'0nf
.IIliiS GsFDnN -Thc Broker Of Bos,'s.
~ LACKS ILAIf E-BO.sdale. oi 'Le 1!f- Ba'i
q T'rgR Dtt'-T -iA. tie Tab-s--ie'. JsrA s-sl-
r,I.l-ro0dl
t.i VPfC TfF MIR 20. 60 lonfas-Ny Pfes-rv,r.
lfn.fklS hi sFf .'--Noving Wer Figures. Python.
e. - Pow Ar lDlr. tie Mar eiols ,sho-t; MarIirc
0r Tie slu. oi Ysath; and ie bsi-i fan'ou..nr s'
fnd y p. n
PAM ffrATER lBrook.yul-ksis ksainsy-Dsy ai,f
Ia ~ % H.
lfJNfF tFhl>Il sMlNSIKEL>--f' bfOsi"d y-ftti-
afl.alsu.
Al IAMBRi CiECUs-Eques,risnisHi A.. afternoon sud
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The National Finances.

IHItAprnuA. Thursday. Oct. 90 l-o3.
The subscription agent reports the sale ~
sssi2roO the largest sale Yet made H. Any day.
Co.,. Boston hnu-r took over >@ObOOu. AT this rate
fr amount remaining uBsod viii be consumed ia sl1
10 le.s The . days notice which wa published
m time since only referred 10 the Withdrawal " ~"
.H ht TIE S-crrtnll Willie tie amount authorized a.
.-. iie remains that Il VIII probably De len "a
- Exhausted "n tic Principe OF Arsi come M
49, IL
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The Union State Committee has made the
GLOWING appointments of meetings:
FRIDAY Oct 30.
hkhkskk Hon. &. e. WOODMAN of Boston.
, Hon. H. CHANDLER of Mich.
hAS'l1oS- Hon. JAMES a: BRIGGS of Ohio.
CI,srosviLLr-Aqn. W. X PEC ,k, 81 Conn.
KrrsEvlILr- HON. Hon. +. F. F. HALL n -" '''
Rocur.rrn * Coy u. 5 lam aaNE Of Inc. Me,
Iru.c.-Gov PIERREPoNT ofva
ELLicorrvLg-Ex-Gov.R RANDALL wis
Hon. 5R E ciaY sMIT Fl D oHRy
GosHKS-Hon. LEWIS BARKtR q Me-
,r.,.,.,o Hon. JOHN I. HOOEBOOM
iAehANio Hon. CHAS. /. BEALE:
HoRSrLsvlLLE-Hon. J. NJ. ASHLEY of Ohio
IIBKRTY-Eon. ; II. HAMMOND
THKLPs-Co. o. Y BEARD.
\Gen GElGER Of Ohio.
BixsHAxToS-'C Col! H. STOCkETr MATHEWS OF Bait
,. Hon JOHN w. FoRNEY ofPenn-
'ASANpA'eoA Dr. FRANZ TAYLOR OF Penn.
NFwsURGH-Hon. Il. q. NOBLE
MosTeox.RY THOs NJ. HlTE ofky.
WAKwIcK-0. J. PRESCOTT Of Me
HIGHLAND Mills Hon. ~ B. SG L. NIIrGDi6iS0ToN
YArrs-Hon. u. r. 1YLFR fConn:
H,xp.prneH n2SI ri Fls X roiih"'
PHGSIx-Judse PlilIIr rRASER Of FL
w u - Coy; BoUTWELL Of Mass.
RIcHxoSpyILLK-lion IRA HARRIS.
BLnSnrIN-liel. { =; CnCHR nNf,,o.,
MATFKTOWN-lipl.
CHTTkSANeo-GEO l.. MAYNARD.
frLroN-rATRlCk CONFETTI
WYsT FsRMs-il0u. JAS X WHITING.
LANsiyeYu KGn-Gcn RICHARD BUSTED.
SATURDAY. Oct. u.
lGo,. CURTIN Of Penn
BrrrA1o hon yn AN H. cA iYH1iI of p pegn
iCol. 4 II. GlBBs Of Tenn.
bArH-kSGov. II: ;. LAM Of Ind
EInn,- COY COY s sTN' MATHEWS of Baltimore
AserIic.71kNGey RANDALL ,pu iy Of VIZ ;,..
MIppLETowN -Ilon Il. g. NOBLE.
POM JrNvs-Hou LEWIS BARKER o. n.
AxsTERDAx-ton JOHN /. HALE Of y. H.
ApDIsoS-Hon. J. NJ ASHLEY Of Ohio.
MONTICELLO ;. II. HAMMOND.
scrr,scr.pr- s; 2 s, 5 4 HdsHS%y
-. ,Hou j. W. W. FoRNa 81" Of Penn an :
HOWELL. Dxror-Co. THos NJ. HiTE Of Ky.
onr.rrn- & so n F r + GSbpi & Sf
KxspAll-fion d. 2. TYl.ER q Conn.
sssnon { WoonM%S OF Son ~" evening
JoHs.rows-hon: IAMks 4 BRIGGS Of OHIO.
ArBuES-Hon. GREENE CLAY SMITH Of ny.
oswkGo- Up CORBFrT
CHAsPL.Is-Hon p h. FOSTER Of Conn
SHARON >PRISss-Hon IRA HARRIS
scn.OrroOr.- 60 ( u + CHASE h3sES ofS.Y '
G x,vsyr-IS% M1RiiS l. TowNsESD.
r., IN GOV. BOUTWELL, Of Mass
Ikof- f,,u. RICHARD BUSTED.
p hon b. b. HALL OF Colorado.
INV Hon. w. X PECK Of Conn.
MONDAY, Nov
ONEIDA DEPor-Hon DENNIS MCCARTHY OF Syracuse
PALxYHs-hon. c. C. WOOpMAN of Boston.
BrTTaLo-f. CORbFTT Of SyTscuse
NALArIY-Hon CiIAS J.. btALf.
- (Msjor JsMks ID. POTTER
'i-AhhSpoS - r.. X. HAkT.
Srwrrnsa-Col THOMAS ~ HiTE Of ny
MipDLrrowH-G J. PRESCOTT OF Me-
MsrfBrowS-Proi HEstMAN.
F.HxISspALy-Hcn. LORENZO SHERWOOD OF Tsrsa
PiNA-sNr NAiIry-t OIL o I. BEARD. afternoon
PoreHksyPsfs-Col. q. T. BEAkD, evening
DuSAiEK-Col. I n. GIBBS Of Tenn.
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Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines
WIRE AWARDED
THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS.
At THE roLLowrsG
STATE FAIRS OF 1903,
Fo the BE-, Family sewing Machines the BE" M,na,ac'u'
q. ing Mschin-. and the Best Machine WoEk'
NYS YORK STATE FAIR.
/ FlRsr PRkairx roR FAMILY NAcHryE
ftRsr pxKxrru DousLK THREAD MACHINE
FIRsr PRYarn YoR MACHINE " oRE
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
FnsT pkxsirx FOR MACHINE WORK
| VERMONT sTATH FAIR
Finyr pn,srrx roa FAx.Iv MACHINE:
| fiKsT PkEaIux roK MsSuyAcrcsiSs MAcsiyE.
SM;I r::- --;ss :.s MA:us. ~sss' =
| ILLINOIS STATE FAIR ~
fIHsr PxHuiux ron M,oHix. row ALL rrRPosHa
| Iixr PsKnIrH voa MAoHfys Nokx
IOWA ST M FAIR.
rIsr fRynirx yoa tAxrt, MACHINE
fIKsT fRvuirn yoR AASrrAcrrKiSG MAcuISn
FiKsr rRKxrn yoK MACHINE WoRx
kENTuCkY STATE FAIR
FfRsr PRExirx FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PrRPoska
frxsr PRsnIus yo@ MAcaIAE Work
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.
tIH.r rnxsIun ron ll.II M.cHIsn
iISsr pssnIrS ,on MAsuyAcrrnIse MACHINE.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
fIKsr PRESIUs FoR MANUFACTURING MACHINE
tiRsr fRES!rz ron BEAUTIFUL MACHINE WORK
OHIO STATE FAR
tIRsr PRksIps MacHIsy WORK
AND AT THE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS;
CHlTTFNDEN 90 WI A0RL soc.
FIRST PREsux FOR tAsiIY AAcHIsE
fmsr fRFsIrs FoK MtSuFa -TuKISG MACHINE.
tin.r Premier YoR NAciISE WORK
FRANKLIN co. * ~ FAIR.
fIRsr PRvaIus FAMILY MACHINE
FIRsr rHEarx ros MAAuyAcIuRiss MACHINE
CHAMPLAlN VALLEY t1Ll AOk So.
Frhsr Pnsslrx FOR fAsitY NscHf>s
tiEsr PRysius MASUYsctVNIS, MACHINE
FIRST rvSxIrx voR hAcaisl NoRK
HAyPDkN GO. lMa,s) ACR'L soc.
DIPLOMA FoR FAMILY MAcniNE
DIPLOMA vOa GAcHlSE MORN
QUEENS 60. ~. " AoRL SOC
FIRST PgEsiun ron fAsILt MACHINE
WASH NOTION 60. ~. ~ FAIR
premium FoR FAMILY MACHINE.
SARATOGA co N. " FAIR
tiKsr PREMIUM FOX FAMILY MACHINE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE tPa) FAIR.
tn..r PREMIUM ron MACHINE voR ALL PURPOSES.
tItsr Uranium ron MAcEIsi WORK
~ TIE aboy. comprise. al the Fair, ~ which the
GROVER BAhER MACHINES werc exhibited this year.
sALEROoMs, ass BROADWAY MEN YoRk.
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IsaiIrOnd Accident.

rINCrSSAu Thursday. Oct. -. lsf,.
Five car, on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
o.. uiailiug portion Of the 2d Ohio Heavy Artillery
,,.fe thrown com the trgek tweHiysevcn miles ron
49,. civ iii. morning one man was killed. ei.hteel
...eiclt worlaed. and twelve sligii! injured. The
s,.,idenf Was ca SEQ ~ Il broken rlil.
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death of nm Eminent Citizen.

BOSTON Thu >cfN ori. -, i-nb
The Rev. D.. William Horton, Rector u II
gaals Cl.irch. EcWbgTypori. died suddenly IN That
,lit t,day.
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,fau. CIo-eat the Po.t.Onicr.

FL Orez, iri'si sYi the Continent D. steamer
Ga. III Sco-lor saturday OF. 3l......... lO.
For .iauul.. md fn- Ofrinhn STATES, b. steamer
lt.iortl ~s,t1ds, Oc 3l................... %: o.
iiaVlns ~ f-sgI Neville, iLpT-doy pci - T. %"
O. d.. & TO- sni fie N.-' lndles. Nj Havana, -
aer E..noke ssfurdsy OF 3i.............. "a. n
! a- Rev -sis si.d t4sal- Dy steamer iofhlnS
rf. Saturday, Ds ="
fIi'o.iis. 6r duly i-puday exec piedl Overland
81. - lo..f., .................s. 10. and q =.
,i ALBANY o. so ai1 tslsGss...... and .. =. a.
..l I'D Wet Nrs ,. H.
81 .f.u Nai ,a ~. silroad .........J and y y.
af. IRA, and 81, " .stcln NAH. 3 m .. aud 10 g.
..fr- Ia, and .; =.
. ,.dfofc -. pslt sad Oh RlYer..............
81 - Long J.. .if 1eA c.Os's % > H.. aud y ~.
.allsy Sa..,.--On oday oil mall. close :. d v.
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Ho-ToN Thursday. OF. &y-s; 4. m.
steamship Canada, from Liverpool. l1th. wa
tpe Race is sgnaed and viii be At beg dock a. about
W o'clock.
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To the Electors
OF THf
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
EMBRACING

EMBRACING
THE 9TH. 18TH. 18TH. AND 18TH WARDS.
The unicrsned would respectfully urge upon you the
or..ty OF psop, efficient individual effort to the
return from hi. District the State Senate u thoroughly
loyal and uneIc.ptionabl. representative.
In WILLIAM LAGNBEER, ~. the nominee Of tho Union
CONVENTION of ,hs District, have candidate whose char
aci. qualifications unqursonsbe and upon whose
Off A course rely with ip confidence that II VIII DO
all that loyal citizens would wish aud sGh n the necessie.
Of country may demand
We have known Mr.. LAIhBffR for Year,, and would
earnestly commend him 10 the favor Of the Electors OF this
Senatorial District without regard party gentleman OF
high character abilities And experienced IN pablo life.
We know hi 20 b. earnestly loyal AMI every worthy
and capable and that elected he vii stand hIny BY the
Nations, sustain the honor II our State ana
waichfuly guard the interests Of the city.
GEORGE OPDYKE, HIRAM BARNEY,
PETER COOPER ROBERT BLISS
DIR T. PARMLY JAMES c. CARTER
JAMEs HARPER ID. l.. sUYDAN.
JAMES ALcOCk d HESSEsSEY,
SAMUEL u. H. VANCE, R.v HAuGHWOur
JSO ID. LAMsOS. HOMER MORGAN,
CHAs LIVINGSTON SEYMOUR A. BUSCE,
0Eo. ". BLUNT. q ALBiNoLA
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL. EDWARD kERNkfs,
CHAs ~ MARSHAL, J. LOTHRoP
JAMES KELLY BYAM X. STEVENS. jr.,
JONATHAN sTURGiS. J. GREEN PEARSON
FRANK p HOWE ROBERT u. ROSWELL,
l. = BESSETT JAMES " BOOTH.
lSATH HAYDEN. GEORGE STARR
PARKER HANDY A. A. DENMAS,
OTIS u SWAN. y. d. SMITH
ELLIOT 4. COWDIN, aud 81 others
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Elastic Rings for fastening Ballots together can be had
Of G. A. RUNNER tsole manufacturer under the Goodyear
patents No. IL John-st, Rroadwsy and oil =. W.
BRowER lat any hoyS, CORNER Of lah-s'. and 4h sv y
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Tra,,lers, (.uide.

= a Albany b. Iialfou T. X. % Warren st....7. 10
"a a 3 snd l1s = H.. Sundsy............ 5.2l ~
~ Albany - ilarria H. X. 10Th Il and itay... 10.
aJn Hos6 IS Neg LDndon line, Pier -, ~ H.,
.ta..n 60. line Flcl l8, =. T.. and Ia. River
I've r.I B. s Il inly SUNDAY exeeptedt...... p NJ
IL Potion. By -, Haven Kk.. via Springfield
r'ii, snd h.av. q 4 NJ. l2t = and p m
= @os'on by Sew. ii3,er Hh Z1iitst and an.
sv us shore l2l aud p Sunday p
10 .t-slo by Krie RR, foot Of Chambers
7 snd 10 and p
. hip. fife Island and other resorts on Long
I.art, by l.. J. fhf0sd. from jams snip and
II 3i'ir.' r. R.............s i.. aud .. p.
l. riiad~piis by New Jersey Railroad foot Of
CONT audit Il. T. ~ J. o. u ~, r. sunday :.
= fhiisde phia. by Camden aud Anboy Railroad,
Per -. y r. loot Of Barclay - .........t m. p M
To Washington By New jersey RI Z 10 D.. I'm.
and :. a., NJ foot Of Oursndt sunday Z. p.
q q tie West. 10y Central Railroad Of New-Jeisey,
to.t o. Conrts. . t. and d. n. IL m......aLd M
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Post.Once Notice.--The Mails for the UNITED kINo-
pool per steamer CITY OF NEWYORK, and for the GER
MAN STATS via Hamburg per steamer HANMONA VIII
close this Office SATURDAY the Jlst day Of October %
lo& clock and uptown stations as follows; Ss
tions and r. 10 Stations and ID, y m stsons
SIS '-" ABRAM WAkEMAN. p. NJ
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Lecture Season.-Mr. CORA T.. V. HATCH will Civ,
short s.Yi.. IL l-ctnres Clinton Hall Asorp place. com
rnsuchg SUNDAY, Nov. l. 49, D..
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A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

A New PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT
NIGHT BLOOMING CERrUs,
NIGHT BLOOMING GENUS,
klGHr BiOnNlsG CEHEus,
NiGHT- BLooNiNG CHREus.
EIcHr-BLoOMlNG GENIUS.
NlGHI- BLOOMING CERYus,
NIGHT BLOOMING lEREus,
Most Exquisite Delicate aud Fragrant Perfume Di'ti-u
from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from which II take US
naine Manufactured only by ThALVN u 'o''
BEWARE COCHTYRPKiTs
PEALoN s-TAkK NO 0THfh
Sold nv lists generally.
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For THE HAIR--BARRy' TRICopHhRoUs.-
The best and cheapest article. sold by ali Druggists
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GOLD PENs.-The best and the cheapest al
A. MoRros's No. q Msden-'an" New-i ors.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

BAG ID(D(Dl' \
AND
SHOE HOUSE.
MlsgAl, Read & CO.,
No. 63 +;
MAIN EET
Are again in Market with the
largest Stock OF
GOOD GOODS,
eve say GOOD, 1or we sell
that kind of Stock), to be
found in any House of our
acquaintance East or West.
They were bought for Cash
by one of the firm who
spends the greater part of his
time East for that express
purpose. With many years
experience in the business,
we fiatter ourselves that we
understand it we'll, and with
facilities at our command, we
Can and Will
Sell Goods as cheap as any
Jobbing House in the coun'
try, we care not where that
House may be located; if in
$ the East we will add trans
! portation. We would re
spectfully call the attention
T ton or our Goods. We Xix,
to sell good Goods; THE
speak for us wherever the,
e go.
is MORGAN, READ & &C.
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1tt Aailg duurttal

S1.yE-We take the following from
.ba V;cksburg correspondence oil thu
Missouri Republican: ,.z,z.os.,.
/ will relate an incident, WINCH occur
red this morning, at the expense Oh
Gallant soldier. He was prospecting
sronnd town, when his attention was al
+racted to a stable Of very fine horses
While admitting their fine points, ne was
surprised BY the appearance OF very
fascinating Young lady, as she emerged
from another apartment OF the horse,
house. and bowed politely, and smiled
k;II;nglv upon him. He stammered out
something like an apology for this seem
;ng intrusion, mixing up the WORDS
tsp2oclamat;on" and 'con6scatlon, &C.
and ended by asking who was the owner
of the place?
"And you-you are his WlieF san
the soldier, doubttully.
mo" said the lady.
Then his daughter was sal
very smilingly.
mo"
"His niece, perhaPs!"-endearlngl1
"No: no relation, that / know OF
Then a lady friend, on visltf =
puzzlingly.
''No, not that, neither.
trho you are?' =,
"Certainly," replied the lady, who hi
enjoyed the soldiers discontinue with
piouant relish. q am has stareF :.
The soldier gave one long, last, lin
ering look, and with low whistle, d
parted.
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DYE HOUSE.

A. It. a ID A MS
(.INoINNATI STEAM DYE HOUSE, VIM
~ Street betSeen Sixth and Seventh, Evans
vile, Indiana.
IWish to announce, to the Ladies and Gentle
men Of this city and vicinity, that 7 have opened
at the above place, a fancy Steam Dyeing an
all kinds Of fancy DyeiDg in The French style an,
at New York prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
g, jy23-lm -s.-.... .--..s. 49, - ~. -.-r
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NOTICE.
CIRCULAR No. 81.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Provost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, ID. D., July q 1868.
The following - OPINION" in relation to tina
part of section OF the enrolment act, which say
''where there two more sons of aged OF il
firm parents subject to draft, the father, OF if b
be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall b.
exempt" is published and will hereafter govern
1.-THE only son of aged and infirm parents de-
pendent. &c, is absolutely exempt; but whers
there are two sons, both subject to draft unit
an election Is made by the parent, and the OF
elected should be removed from the list After Il
draft is made the persons drafted are no longe
subject to draft but to duty and parent eannc
secure the practical exemption of two sons from.
military duty By waiting until one is drafted and
then elect to exempt him.
---- JAMES FRY,
auglO-d3w Provost Marshal General.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-21

Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to yoHr
interest; examine our large stock.
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No. 81
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust d. Water SIS.

We manufacture all the above goods, and viii eel
80 per cent. cheaper than any House in our state
We would call the attention of Merchants he
deal in our line, TO buy from the manuiactuTersi
where they can save 30 per cent y
f. FENDRICH & BROS,
ap2I Evansville, Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-21

nANDELION COFFEE-20O pounds Wright's
~ celebrated Dandelion Coffee for sale cheap at
ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
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MANUFACTURERS OF

manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump per pound -,. so Cts
800 Boxes Of 10 Lump Der pound . 60 Cts
2O0 Boxes Franks Orange Lump q ID. 65 Cts.
500 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound $500. GO Cts.
300 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies
300 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound co Cts
200 III Dorado, Light, per pound. - 81 90
80 SaddIes Pancake, Light per pound so Cts.
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco b b.. So Cts
1000 MS Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
Loco Barrels Smoking Tobacco:
200 boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
90 Half Barrels Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco;
100 MerSchaum Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pines;
100000 Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes;
10000 assorted Pipe Stems;
$4,000 Cenha Cigars;
24,0 Henry olly Cigars, irst's;
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
$4,000 La Napoleon Cigars;
10000 Fl Brutus Cigars;
100000 Half Spanish Cigars;
100000 Segareets;
go COO Ia Salyadina Cigars;
40e, 600 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
so Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
600 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Shanghe;
1000 Pounds MackabOy Snuff
1890 French Snuff.
Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to yoHr
interest; examine our large stock
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LOST,

q ON FRIDAY EVENING, ON FIRST STREET
~ between Cherry and Main, small Breast Pin
set with jets in the form of leaf The finder will
e be rewarded by leaving it at VIM. E. Hallock's
Drug Store, On Fist Street. auIS
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

Ia he equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse to losses the PHOENIX stands pre-eainetly ot
the head or its profession; ohile its extensive prGcti-
hcdt ana hrst-cdss business system of Ioc agencies
IS not eSceed by any similar corporation in The aoorId
lHsurancies solicited and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street
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John Billings Takes a Risk.

7 KUN to the conclusion lately that
life waz so onsartin, that the only wa Tor
me to stand a fare chans with other
folks, waz to get mi life insured, and so
I kalled on the Agent ov the Garden
Angel life insurance Co, and ansered
the following questions, which waz put
tn me over the top ov a pair ov gold
specks, by slick little fat old teller,
with a little round gray head, and as
pretty a little belly on him as emmy man
ever owned
QUESTIONS.
1st-Are you mail or femail? 1t so,
state how long you have been so?
2d-Are you subject tn fits, and II SO,
du va have more than one at time?
3rd-What IL yure precise hteIng
weight?
4th-Did you ever have emmy ances-
tors, and if so, how much?
5th-What is yure legal opinion ov the
constitutionality of the 10 command
ments?
6th-Did yu ever hav any mite maresl
7th-Are w married and single, or
are VI bachelor?
8th-Do VI beleave in futur state
If VI do state it.
9th-What are yure private sentiments
about a rush ov rats tn the head, can 1t
be did successfully?
IOth.-Hav yu ever committed sui
eide, and if so, how did it seem to affect
you?
After ansering the above questions
lutte IaI ofu IeIIer Win gUTd sPrUKS On
e~S I--:---l 81 IT, - r-t--Il-
wud remain so for term ov years.
thanked him, and smiled one ov mi most
-rensive smiles.=The PouqhkeepSidn.
One of the Boys.
Passengers who came on to New York
with General Fitzpatrick last week were
attracted toward little fellow in his
company, evidently quite pet, who wore
the dress of the cavalry service, with
spurs and trappings, and jacket be-
spattered with mud, showing the evil
deuce of his late adventures among the
rough riders of Xii patrick' force Upon
inquiry of the General, the following
story of the lad was told: He was born
in England, where his parents still re
side, and came to this country with an
older brother, who is now member oil
an infantry regiment in the Potomac
Army. Taking a fancy to the cavalry
service, he managed to get horse, aEC
fell in as a soldier. After one ofthe re-
cent fights, the General noticed hin
grieving over the loss of his horse A
day or two later, seeing him near hi
tent, he asked him to do an errand t.
his Adjutant General When he arrived
at his destination, the officer asked
"Who are you, sirY' "Aid-de-camp t.
General Fitzpatrick, sir, was the promr
reply. Now our young hero had mad
his point He was at once adopted int
the military family OF the General, VIII
assured the writer that no man in hi
command would better convey an orde
upon the field At the battle of Gettys
burg he took himself three prisoner:
one being very tall-his head, Will
standing, icing as high as the youn
cavalry man seated upon his horse
-gsiaRiaa-Ais-p to headquarters
eral, what do you think of thdt7 II
has been in seventeen battles with his fl
vorite General, who in turn now propo
es to give his gallant and faithful frien
good education. He is small of hi
age, which is fourteen, and his name
Charley Smith-Tribune.
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