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FRIpAY. ocroBER q. 1sal.
DrnE YOUNG COCK smrRnAv..


The Richmond Examiner of the t7th +
iublant over reports received at the Rebe
cAptal that EARLY had defeated General
CBoOK in the Shenandoah valley. "a sub
ssantial victory had perched upon the Con-
federate banner" according to the EcriRiasr.
and zone well calculated to cut the comb Of
the young cock SHERIDAN" The Rebels
disapproved of his pithy and graphic des-
patch In which he said that he thought il best
to stop on his march and finish the new
Rebel Cavalry General RossER.
It was perfectly natural that the Rebels
should feel sore over that, from the fact that
the "young cock SHERIDAN" did finish
ROssRR up in so handsome a style that he
has not been able to do anything since. A
good proof Of this Is, that the Richmond
papers are fiercely denouncing their cavalry.
and mourning over the bitter truth that Il Is
now every way inferior to the cavalry Of the
Yankees.
This ~young coclS' is a thorn in the side Of
those invincible Rebel Generals OF the valley.
They have felt his spur, and have bled freely
over It's force. But what will the Examiner
SAY now, Wutu II VI llt NitLOIl
which SHERIDAN has just achieved over
LoNasTREFT, the successor Of "Stonewall"
JACKSON, the beau ideal Of Southern chivalry,
the embodiment OF everything gallant and
heroic in the Army of virginia. win it tell
its readers how this "new Generap of the
Shenandoah valley has been whipped worse
than ever EARLY wasP How he has lost flfty
pieces Of artillery, numbers of men, innumera-
BILE wagons, caissons, &c. Sc.P Probably It
may month or two hence, after studying,
meanwhile, how best to soften down the mat
ter, and put colored and deceitful face upon
the affair.
Z SHERIDAN Is too much for the Rebel Gene
rails, and the terrific blows which he has dealt
the Rebels in the valley, by this time have
opened their eyes as to his abilities and gene
ralship. The "Young Cock" is more than a
match for the two old cocks, EARLY and
LosasTREET. The former was withdrawn
by his hackers as a man not up to time, and it
is likely that the latter will be served in the
same way. We. can only partially imagine
the modification of LEE and DAVIS when the
news Of LoNGsTREET's defeat reaches them.
II Is something for them to ruminate over
The tolls are closing upon them. The
splendid combinations of the Lieutenant
General begin to reveal themselves to the
Rebel chiefs, and they see nothing but ulti-
mate defeat and ruin. Another army must be
sent into the valley, and yet another Rebel
force will have to succumb to the invincible
little Phil. SRERIDAN-"Cavalry SHERI-
DAN" sneered at by the Examiner as "the
Young Cock SHERIDAN"
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ELR TRICITY.

ELRCT RICITY.
Loog AND 1--WE! woED 10 TIE WISE Ts
SUFFICIENT
All diseased oonaitons, both acute and chronic whore
there 10 Vitality ep5ueh lea 20 react permanently
cured by Wa rsutse, at No 1920 WALNUT street Phila
depns. and in failure !n oh mslsies
nJ charge Is made. Electrical Institution, established
shout ave year4 asO by Professor BOLLEs Read ths
folOwing;--
class Of IusIades prevails 10 fearful extent IN com
muEes d9ouiBg lOO OOO youths, Of both annually
tO an early gave. These diseases are veT imPerfeoy
understood Their external Manifestations symptoms
are nervous debility, relax alton, and great exhaustion
marosmui wasting and consumption Of tho tissues Of
,he whole body siOrtnoss oi breathing or TOO hurried
breathing ascending In or digit of stairs papatiOu
Of the heart asthma, bronchitis, aud dry iOrs throat
trembling and shaking Of The arms and lower limbs
TO society, business, and 20 study sometimes
dimrebs Of tho Syessht, loss Of memory dBEnoss Of
the head, iCurHlga, pain in various parts Of the
body, pains in the back sud lover limbs umbAso. dys
pcrsis constipation Of the bowels deSugod seorecns Of
the EidnCys and many other glands Of ths body,
ducire vrulont dscases nboth males ana females like
ss epilepsy, hy stera, Rud different forms OF Derv0Ua
spasma. nov, then, ninety nlAe every hun
drod Of All tho aboye-name dseasSs aud most of0ters
not named consumption ot the lungs " the spinal
lave their origin In t6s pelvic yscoS hence tho
want OF By any sf e Old medical systems OF
practice. ,,...., ,,,..,,-
irolApsus Ut9ri, Loueotrh@a hmonorfha4, and Dys-
complaints have their origin in loss ot the vital power Ot
the body, brought 5y injuries, eNoessog, dontsrJ
habits rorsons abuses aboons. and the USE ofpoweTfd
RcdieuCs. some q the peculiar sympIoma drHggng
pains thoush the hp and back, weakness OF tue lmos
aHc extreme anguoi and debility throughout the oBtire
system, Tho cfect, produced fCom these troublesome
uAladies are almost nultitudnoue CONSUMPTION nva-
pepsa, Neuralgia, raTy SIS Deafness, BiDdness, Fts
sDd insanity and .yen ldiOcy, arc not unoo nmon.
g vtectuR r,IahlC remedy has ever been found FOR
these aAnirg complaints I'll our late oscov0y ia she use
OF El,ctricy 10 strict accOrcar with the positive and
negative pci ciAEat1n OF the utorirg Organs. We
fail curing an Of the above d!seasa, except N case o
organ dCranCcment severe niuJlCs 0t the parts.
ny FULTON, lady rt sreat CNpeencc RLd ability, viii
have entire charge of treating Ia tue lSdcs department
! Cor -uliati0n me
! PLDF. 4. y. Npt LES Lecturer
THN ST. tANS.
" g. Rrost MD, y SLedd, NJ. D., 4. y. Bccky'ltn,
{ N.D
/ NAIN UT sutet, Ihu0e phia ID-t-H
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q REAL ESTATE RIAL ESTATE.
LA REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE
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new MOETHIY CATALOGUE JUST our.
NEW MCNIIILY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
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FoR CrhTUlTOUs DISTRIBUTIONS
EOR GrNTUI1OUs Distribution
FOR CEtrJITOUs DISTRICT TON
CONTAIN~ NEAR SbQI0,00O WORTH.
CONTAINS NEAR S5,OOOOO WORTH
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a FOR SALE-NO PERSON IN QUEST OF
~ Real Estate either for investment occupancy,
should m get ny nsphn ultra Ca AlOgue just out eK
ceet In impO to bu anything Of tho like
published in this Cs matter by whom. SAID Catalogue
contains Of Tst-cass city PIC perty, all
descrip Ions subu.b mansions, building lots &c. Aso
'or sale my hsg isler great number of nrst csss
FERNS, with spi suta Mansions at prlceI varying nom
5000 90 s25H al cz Catalogue send your address
GEORGE {. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate Operator,
No l54 n. SIXTH Street
OFce aoors, f,ou \ u unt!llOr.M.
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aBlrER-sKiHytNG.-- .--On The 2oth instant a. ihe 70
sas9ce q thq bid, ithey by & &tne liey A. Bei9ke'
70 ELIZABETH sBiRyiNG, Of Gcnnsntown Pa. ~
oCKWooD--MFMurT.- AZ st Anus church,
hh,W h Mi9 le2wn psi on 9f'agg l4e t' biSSi' p'lSui'
LOCKWOOD of Cecn county I'd, fpHANNAH s.,
youngCsi daughter Of Ihomu' s. end 'arah Meri't q
pII, MlIIEs- EgSEAss On g. 2} n.ag' BY tbs Hs, g:
beR9iWnin watson ID ID? w, q, " ~ N ,Ll;7 ,jo Ma'
ESQ both Of this city
ns5 \ p!aa., gl 2 o 2' @ h s e
Miss MATILDA /. MARR MI o' thi. rty.
Ui,n.
u.rRCE, youngest son q Slr Ohm Hoilton. ...
ct. ''da ro@ so si N spfacS StaS ,ct 't'' ' '" ~ "
EBBI BBI} AN Mr. On siacslay Tssa9agy ,sa October sh
Her iamny end friend, arc iny,tea 70 attend hoT
Ch ,fG 2t tS on -ataPSsy morning nSat NJ Il oSdtS
BRANsOS. ON the 23,b OF August last, gEORGE ".
In the bopiant i.iver ihc BODY vas recovered and
buried ON the residence Of Mr. John rbbt, ot Denton,
C,LvTRT-On wednesday morning, October iotb,
Mir ChEOLlNE Il CAtNERr vile o. William II. Cal,
sir'6tycs and friends arc respectfully invited to at
Br2ndyHIne street on Saturday mornings The 2ld Inst
CDUrrR--on the morning Of Thursday. october ltn
OSCAR VAN TASsEL only son ol William +. aud E,si
Tho RELATIVES and rrends OF he family are invited &,
attend The funeral IRON the residence Of hi. parents, No
O'Clock To proceed to Cedsr Iii Cemetcry Frsni ord
DENCRIA.-On The 10Th Instant, FANNIE SCOTT
Iaupiteroi Wn lam z. aud julia T.. DenoNa, aged
years ana months.
FLNNAGAN-At Camden, n. y on "wednesday the
1874 iusiant JOSEPH y. fLA NAGAN, only aon Of
Robert l. and sarah d. Flanagan In the 2jh year OF his
age.
lis relatives and friends are respectfully uyted 10 at.
iena his qneral nom the residence Of hs iaiher y W
at O'coCN. Funeral to proceed TO Ehenczof cha rCh
Cemetery Christian, above Third street
GEORGE.-- udienly, tho 18th instant Of heart d.
gcase IN New York. SARAH, rClct OF the late Colonel
John @. George. Iniernent al laurel Iil Cemetery.
LEiAR Or the morning Of the 2lst lnst., GUSTANCS
n. LEI NJ, Company n, % ruuusy yNAuiH Heavy Ar-
iry. Of uspsnl Henry Lelag, IA the roth year his
age.
RoTrRTs.-On the 2oh inst, RICHARD ROBERTS
Bgcd "a years,
efuncral from his lao residence No. 6l Penn street
on saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. To proceed 70 Mu
tual Cemetery.
STRATTON.-On the Goth instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
SIEAlTON IN the 65th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends, and those Of tho family
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral hBr late
residence, of No l03 VanhOrn street. sunday tho
2Jd instant, at O'Clock, without further notice.
SMITH On tho 18th instant of wounds received at
the battle near Winchester Va PAUL A SMITH, Color
Bearer of Company C., Onehundred- -and-thirty eighth
hs age eldest son of George NJ. and Matilda Smith.
The iolayes and friends OF the family, and mombers o.
his regiment on duty are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of his parents oKalb
street. bridgeport, Montgomery county, Sunday al
teinoon, the 23d instant at I O'Clock,
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1t is said that the food Of the Gorilla is
strictly vegetable. He don't deYour the people
he kills. That's a comfort.
The English brig Louisa was seized by
Chinese pirates last summer, aud all hands killed.
The fact has just leaked out.
During the month OF September nearly sixty
new works were issued by American publishers.
Historical, biographical and other solid works
arc In the greatest demand.
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S|755s GIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,

- October 10, 1864.
general meeting OF the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be held at the Banking house on MONDAY, the
2lst day Of November next, at u O'Clock M TO
consider and decide whether this Bank SHAH be-
come an Association for the business OF Banking
under the OF the United btaesj and whether shall
ercse the pOWer conferred by the Act OF the Legsa-
tuTe OF ths State entitled San Act enabling the banks OF
this Commonwealth to become associations for 6snking
gust 1884 and to take any further action that may be
necessary,
The election for Directors will be held at the same place
the same day November n between the hours oi 40
A. M. and ppm. A.,
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders, under tse
charter will be held NJ the Banking House, on iVh9-
W. L, scHAFFEh,
lO-I2-Wfm.Rp!l V@AS"
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

aSaye YOUNG MRN's CHRISTIAN ASSO-
- ciaton.-ri regular Monthly Meeting of The "A
Aociatkn vii he held 10 Their ruoms MONDAY mast.
October "a At ~ =. NJ 20 which t'dles are rosp soumf
iuyit0d, Tho Rev. o. s. SENrRE will deliver ap Fssat
ON 'TenpetnrcC" Question for discussion 80 al note
who ca duct business IN accordance with the tea'hnrs of
I- Ii ib'r acquire wealth sffur, else ba
sGrei. o. those who dbrtrfTd those teach nsa." The
election oi ocefs "a serve tta roNt gear viii taIe
place There viii be v0cs aud irstrWtrtsl music ny "a
eAcIcnt chur 10 Rt-2t
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BANK NOTICES.

e~l9y- n OF l G Il.
e-S' pASk OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES
PIuIApELIHIA, Oct Jber 20, 1854
Notice is hereby given, aLreeHby secOn2 of the
Of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvsnis entitled - enabling Banks Of the Common
wealth e become Associations for the purpose of Banking
the laws Of the United Sates approved the 22d
day OF August D. 1891 that the Stockholders OF the
Bank Of Northern Liberties have this day voted 20 become
such an and that rs Directors have procured
The authority Of 'uc Of more than two thirds
Capital stock 20 aI Che cetidcse required therefor by
1921 g0t W. GUMStERE, Cashier.
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n~sase n o Z X.

PmIADRIrHIA, october 70, 1851
Hoice ia hereby ycu agre ably 10 section OF the act
Of the General cmbY Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
syIyan,a cutu.E - Act enabling Banka of the Com
monw caih TO come Associaipns TOR the purpose Of
U.nk{nc under laws lf the United states" approved
c gsd sy OF huaust A. u, 1861, that the stockholders
OF tie Commerce Esuk of Pennsyyan,a have thls day
5tsd 10 become gt an AssOCa In and that Its Direct
or, have prOcu. the authority OF the owners Of
tha1 tao thirds fIhG ptN StOCb 20 make tie ia
osts ra0uifed the or ny the laws Of the United States,
For further pa -uculATs sto-khodeTs can apply 10
IO.gi.'Ot G.. PALMER, Cashier.
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r1S,p TICB.
N-S KESSl NGT2N BANK, IN THE COUNTY

~ RESSINGToN BANK. IN THE COUNTY
Df PHILADELPHIA.
fHiLADEIrHIA, October 20, 1854.
Notice Ia hereby gvc reeaby to section Of the act
ofthe General ohemby Cf the COmmOnWealh Of Penn
syyana, rtitlC IAN act enGrng Banks Of the Common
wealth t. beCOnC Associations the Purpose vt BANKING
under the laws q 'he United states approved the ed
dan August D. 1854, tnat the stockholders OF the
Remington Rank IN the county o. Phadclphlt, have As
dRy voted 10 become Such Association aud that It's
directors have procured tho suthogy OF tho OF
more than two Ids Of the Capital Stock 10 make the
certificate relu therefor b. the laws OF tho Uned
States. -, ,,...---. .
., Il. HERKEB, Cashier.
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W ~ TtNH.t DF CONAEUCE

PuLNDEI PIIA, October 20, 1881.
Notice b hereby Nen, RSreeAby 90 secuns Of the act
a tic QercTai u'ly Of the CcumOnwes h Of Penn
syvanln entitled Ian act enshing banks ot the Com
10 become AssCcia ions for the purpose OF
Bankug under OF the United states approved
the la dey OF Au.u- 1851 that the Stockb oderi Of
me Hauk cf Commerce Lave this day voted 70 become
sueh an Association std that It's Directors have procured
~ antlpfIt4 OF HLGrs Of tIAu two thirds OF to
gspAi stock tH certificate required therefor by
thS foI STS I5G 55t 81 'DO JOHN A. LEWIS Cashier.
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kS TIE CITY BANK

kS InE CITY BANK.
PI,ILADELrHIA, OotObeC 20 1854.
Notice s ereb eiyen, AgreeAby secIon Of the act
Of tC General ,cmby OF Commonwealth Of Penn
syvau, ttlc An act enab ins BanAs OF tuo Common
wealth 20 btcU, hODs for the purpose Of Bsnking
under laws OF le United States approved the 12d
DAY Of August -. 1874, that the Stockholders Of tho
Jty Bank have DAY voted become assooa-
t0u Fud tus. Directors have tho RuthOrtty
he oRneTb thau tWoihrds Of the Capital stock
mai Tie cerhc llqur2d therefor BY the laws Of the
omitted Staies.
I0,2I.,Ot @. ALBEIT LEWIS, Cashier.
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n1aa NOTICE
HS CykH EXCHANGE BANK,

H-S CybN FNCUANGE BANK,
FtuLADEIrIuA, October 20, 1894
Notice Is hCgtb, gwen, sgreeaby to Section Of the
the cfAl Assembly Of the Common wealth Of Penn
sylvanlA entitled An act enabling Banks of the Com
monweslh 10 become Associations for the purpose Of
Banking uudCr Jte laws u the United states approved
tic 22d day August A. D. 1854 that the stockholders Of
the Corn Exchange Bank OF PhadeiphiR have ths day
voted becoue uck Associations and that Its Di
tors have procured tie authority OF the OF
thant thirds the CGpts Stock tomake the certificate
required thereto ~ the laws Of The United states.
Iu.Yl-NLL ]. W. IONREN Z (Ashier.
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WANTS.

q FURNISHED HOUSE wANTRD. IN
a.. wcat walnut Locust, or Arch, Chp,nut .ifsel
a H. resa "Furrtslct uuuso." At this on'es. INi
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iO-2I -g0t JOHN A. LEWIS, CashleT,
...u.r.--. 70 nnNrnn Al ALnnn

s~Ssya NOTICE-AT A GENERAL MEET
~ ing Of a., -toct holders of THE Bant of Penn
Tswnsbip" IN q o0uoty Of PhlsteiPhia, hOt a. The
bankiUp house, u ,ag CIT Of fhGdelphla, On uks-
DAY October 90 sGi TO following preamble aud resou-
ti,v were passed -nauhuOusly
NWbefees 1he nractols of Bank Of Penn Township
In the county of ilAdepha, have procured the writes
authority OF the OWcrs twOtnds of the capital sieek
~ me said Bank make the certificate required by the
laws of The United 90 change and convert the said
HANK ipo National Association for carrying on the bus
ness Of banking; therefore, .
Resolyed That the Bank Of Penn Township, in the
county of Philadelphia, shall become ana the same Is
hereby changed and converted iLo an association for
on the business banking under the laws OF the
ITied Sintes entitled IAN act 10 provide national cur
renew secured by pledge of United States Bonds ana 20
prode for the circulation and redemption thereof ap
broycd June o. 1894 And the namo OF the said national
assocj alton shall be TIE PENN NATIONAL BANK,
And inc Directors OF the said Bank hereby authorized
10 do ana perform every act matter and thing Necessary
10 be to carry into m aud complete eee ne nten-
on Of ts resolution. And the Cashier shan publish
lice thereof for thirty days In the North American and
limited states Gazette newspaper Of the city Of Pha-
dcpha and send like printed notice, by mai or otherwise
IN each khoder agreeaby to the provisions OF act
of mo f fgsature of the Commonwealth OF pennsylvania,
entitled HAn act enabling The Banks Of this Common
wealth 10 Associations for the purpose OF Bank
ing under the laws Of the unIed states. approved
August p, lSCi. JAMES hUSsELL,
lO-2l-8Ot Cashier.
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Doctor sHERIDAE's prescription for the
internal disorders Of the Shenandoah Valley,
Hoof-land Bitters
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H155S NOTICE.
kSg FALL.LEs- AND MEoIIANICs aANK.

RSHS FAIhEEs AND MECHANICS BANK
PHILADELPHIA, October ~, 1864.
Hotico IA her % ,ych, asreeOy 10 eecon of the
of Inc Genera emily Of the Commonwealth Of FeIn-
aXyaua entitled ~ act enabling BAuIs Of tho Com
SonWeaith % Nt0our AssOciaons for the purpose of
Fsnking under Ia ss Of the United 5tass," approved
mo g2d ay OF August A. y. l6i that the Stockholders
of p Farmers Hpd Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia have
,s dsy voted g. sucn an Assoc cation aud that
liz Duer'ors h6 ururured she authority the
i more than " iriS OF he Capital Stock TO mako the
certificate tsqu ID ucroor by TIE laws Of the United
''iS.SI.9Ot W. RUSHTOS, JR.. Cashier.
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Flma N3d Port Wine
imported expressly fOr
Mc3Glnhl purposes.
FOR saI3 sy
DAyi. B. RIor,yps
Arch sud TsBtii.
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FOR SALE AND TO Lar.

r. A DESIRABLE DWFLLIN For
La -aie " 20 Lc', AZ 1WENTY-lIgst auc az u
20 cots. l0..1.8'
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! OST. AND APPLICATION .AgE FOE A
nupl ale. tr;uHlsfH no "a. Too fgr r.us.yIyspl,
Tiu lin. 1lj T.. all Ass,n .at.v'.
i1sl-lr 4. ASpEETlN
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nISsOLUTIoN.- THE CO-PARINERSHlF
Ibeyctofore existing under the firm OF SAMUEL N.
DAY'Es q SON, is ths day dissolved, The business WIZ
he seed by the undersigned, at No. 225 DOCK street
GHAs. 4. DAVIES, Surviving PartneTs
Philadelphia, September 30, 1854.
Co.PART NER9HIP.-The undersigned have ms aaaS
formed 90 partnership under the firm OF DAVIES bhO1
THERB for the transaction Of a general banAhB Anu
hAVA0iA iAn' '@ CHARLES r DAVIES
PETER A. DAVIES.
Philadelphia, october !, 1854.
u g. CertaeAtes OF Indebtedness, Susi,Ias sans
vouchers am, anu ~ Nt.o1S' 90 "''N HOLM
rany RoSg PsnSr and Ioaus on Colateras negotistod
bLhhssS - Toans bonsht and sold Commission.
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TIT Snort IINE ROUTE
10 ALI PCiNIs IL TuE GuEAI NLEf.


11t rcaet 1Gics Of tho pENSsl IyANtA tESTRtJ
~ Road IS ls,bIaH tI, few psssrrssr Dru,t
VI tht Cpmusnyt 1HlEl.EiH AND hAIsl.UI sfseis,
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rs-on yir,e, Bouaot4 nal, Jv,r Felt Ha,, sni
BJpecls t,stipNd
WOOD g. GARY.
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TTIF FTNEaYLvAEIA CENTRAL RAu,.
4 ROAD.
tuI ApJIuIiA 10 rIr1SHUEg-abf tguFst
WITHOUT CHAhGI OF CARS.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
Bargains in Clothing

BargAins IN Clothing.
B6rgFlus in Clothing
Bafga.us Ia CilttinC
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WESTERN EMIGRATION.
An Emigrant Accommodation Train leaves No. Isl
Dock street daily (Sut daSB excepted at P NJ offering
comfortable mt de Of travel TO fani gous west al
half the usual Of fare. Particular attention IL 0Ad
~ bsgsage, for which ,hecks siVon, Snd bAsgsEO
fcrWsfieJ by sama tram with passengers.
tJT tull Information. apply 10
FRANCIS FUNK, Rmlgtsut Agent
NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

A BAESEE CouSTr.-A friend, whose
heart is in the right place, writes us as
follows:
Il have just returned from visit to
Columbia Township, Gibson County,
where most OF my people live II Is re-
markable that while that township has
sent q larger number Of soldiers to the
war than any other in the county in pro-
portion to its population, that they we're
strong enough At the April election to
carry the Union ticket BY vote OF two
to one They have sent to the army an
excess Of men over all Gala There Is
a woman there, whose name Is Eliza
Steel, q widow, Who has sir sons in the
Union army and two more at home, too
young to enter the servies."
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NOTICE.


Q. s. Stsaner Moose,~
Ohio River, June /. iss4 I
4 THE COMMERCE WITH A PORTION OF
II the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee has
hesa carried en- With gnerrillss and disloyal per-
sous, 20 such an extent e. 20 amount - an abnss
Of the privilege Il is hereby ordered that an fur
Their aetics, all trade TO the Ksatneky shers hslow
CznHsiton il prohibited. And steamers mast net
land that aide Of the river except Rosts gar
risonst BY u =. troops. without a writtsn per-
misskon frcm the proper naval oeaeer.
Any steamer violating this order vii b ssi lad
and seat 20 Mound City, and al goods foand in
scows and skin crossing shs river. or abcuf 20
eross. without . parmit fror the proper naval
ofieer. viii be conbsczte1.
Al persoas fou1d crossing the river IN sccxt
asts. or other ersft will Be arrested
All fsrriss within the Above limits viii, frsas
this data. Se suzpan1sd. until further orders
AS soon as the Government steamers cease run
ming up the Cumberland river, no vessel viii b
PsrDitted 20 enter that stream nntn naTtxaflsn
again opens IN the Fall
Fer further particulars, eoHnanding cfacsrs IN
the fs1tA District are rsterred 70 General OrSsr
Nc from the Admiral
LEROY FITCH.
Lieut. Commander,
Commanding TsatA Dist. Miss. sazAArsa.
Approved
lsisnsdl DAVID D. PORTER,
iznsI5 q Rear Admiral