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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
By The ( 3 ". LINE
Exclusively for the journal.
General news Items.


New YoRK, July IA The ffrsss spe-
cial from Harrisburg 18th, says; Couch
was at Philadelphia and the excitement
IS dying out, The stores are still closed
and recruiting progresses slowly a
steady stream Of Union refugees with
teams and droves Of horses, &c, are re-
turning home.
The Herald Stone River, s. c., cor
respondent gives an account Of the
movements along car whole front. A
battery has been captured on James Isl
and, but owing to the exposed situation
was abandoned ess-
4 movement was made in the night
against Fort Johnson; landing was ef-
fectsd by q part of the troops, the other
portion grounded near shore. Those
who landed, consisting Of l37 enlisted
men and Col. Fl. II Hoyt, Of the 57th
Pennsylvania, Lieut.. Col. Cunning CHAM,
Capt Camp, First Lieut. J. g. Stevens,
s A. Bunyan and Thos. Evans were cap
tured. There was also fight with Fort
Pringls in which the navy participated.
Upon the whole, nothing was accomplish
ed worthy of the effort unless it be the
reported occupation Of Johnson's Island
The Hsyaifs Philadelphia corrsspon-
dent says Wilson's cavalry reached
Washington on Saturday at the same
time that a number of horses arrived
FROM the North. Ia less than three hours
Wilson heroes were in the saddle and
out on 9 reconnaissance.
On Monday another reconnaissance
was made and superior body Of rebels
was found After fight our cavalry fell
back upon Washington. The enemy did
not pursue.
The Washington Chronicle Of Tues.
day has an account of the operations
about Washin Iton. Our cavalry under
Major Fry stubbernly contested the ad.
vance, retreating only when fapked b.
superior numbers. On Sunday they
fought from three to nine p. n, driving
the rebels five miles Monday the rebels
were kept at bay two.or three miles oui
Of Tennallytown. The force in our
front is estimated a. several Thousand
The President and Secretary Of Wal
were present encouraging the troops
About . F. NJ the rebels advanced to
wards Fort Stevens, FIVE miles from Tbs
city. Their shaFpahooters got withir
30 or 40 yards Of the fort The 25tt
New York cavalry dismounted and drog,
them out Of the houses protecting them
and burned the houses ohstrueting th,
range of the guns, Other regiments
then arrived and drove the rebels back
half mile Towards clock F. NJ. thl
veterans from the fighting 9th corps Ad
vanesd and drove the rebels mile azS
q half ms
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RebIsa Retreatins FreHA Maryland.
WAsHSeTos, July 1s-Skirmishing
has been constantly goiRg on, aad cur
troops had acted strictly on the defsBs-
i've antil yesterday evening, when the
rebel shRrpshooters who becoming
annoying, it was determined TO dislodge
them from the front of Fort SteVsnS-
This was efeetually accomplished, AMID
the sheuts and applause Of those who
Witnessed the action. The rebels retired
in hot haste, leaving at the house Of i.
T. Blair, AZ Silver springs, 100 OF their
wounded, including l officers, and their
dead upon the field.
Reeonnoisances this morning showed
that the rebels had disappeared, during
the night, from before eur Notifications,
after FREEING a number Of buildings they
had previously occupied as shelter for
their sharpshooters
Scouts report the rebels crossing the
Potomac nearly opposite Poolsville,
driving before them about 1000 head Of
cattle which they had stolen, sr.~
< dispatch received By Gen. Hsneck,
from Rockville, says the retrestinK rebels
passed through that plaos At three o clock
thia morning, taking the road westward,
and carrying with them number oil
horses, cattle, &c, stolen in that neigh
borhood
I Several squads Of rebel prisoners have
bsen brought in to-day and taken to the
old capital
Our killed and wounded, yesterday,
amounted TO about 200.
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Startling News from Fort LeaYen.
worth.

Reliable information reaches Us from
Fort Leayenworfh, General Curtiss
headquarters, that Platte City is oscu-
pied by some two hundred bushwhackers
who have bean joined by the most of the
Paw-paws Under Thornton. They flaunt
the rebel flag and boast of expected aid
from Qaantrill, who, they say, is not far
off Up to the llih, no request for aid
had reached Fort Leavenworth from the
people of Platte City, and it is charged
that the most Of them prefer the pres
ence of the bushwhackers Gen. CARTS
holds Weston at the request Of the loyal
citizens Of that place
About twenty bushwhackers entered
GAINESVILLE on the night Of the 10th, but
we're resisted by the citizens, and in
about an hour the rebels left
We also learn that about fifty or sixty
Union soldiers, we presume militia, in
the vicinity of Platte City, rent orer TO
the rebels
The proper steps are in progress to
cheek these incursions, and inaugurate,
We trust, happier condition Of things
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sherif,s Sale No. 1aa.

DT VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out ~ the ofhcc Of the Clerk o. the Court si
Common Pleas Of Vsndsrbarsh eounsy, Indiana,
IN favor Of Franris Fellows, and against Henry
d. Allis and Lewis H0wes, viii. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST eth. 1854.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'elsok
=. n. Of said day, at the door Of the Court House
IN the city Of Evansville Indians, efYsr for sale
a. public suction tho rents and profits FOR the
real estate, to-wif All the following Part Of let
No twenty f20 ia the original plan - IRE city OF
Evansville, to-wit: beginning at the eoruer Of
thence on ths line ef xaid Iotup Watsp street
thirty tSoi feet, Themes by line parsilsi with
Vine street to the alley in Of said ssf thence
alonz SAID alley e yite street, and thenrc along
Vine street % tha plarA ef beginnftlst Aiso let
four ~ IN block sixteen fG1 in The north eastern
enlargement Of said city also Lot No. twenty
seven ca and adjoining half OF lot No. twenty
sgas l2si iE block . fourteen (isl On Stock veil
enlargement Of said city also lots eight 81 and
nine f9l in block hundred and twelve IL 70 lot
fvs (5l in block hundred and three lll}, lots
one 81 and two ~ in bleek one hundred and
thirty -tE0 Cl32l, and block No farfy-eix fssi A..
eording to the plan Of she town OF Laniasco City.
new part Of the city Of Evansville Aforesaid al-o
the west half Of the noTthess quarter Of section
Ne eightsen 1sl, town seven l7), range slstan
III west containing iehfy acres also the aorth-
west quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
No eighties 1sls 7tovn seven "a. range eleven
III. west, containing forty sacres also four III
@<es ~ the hoftu-east coFner Of the seufh IsErt ~
the northwest quarter Of section eighteen Cs
town seven 90, range eleven III west also tn
undivided two-thirds % tote OF sub-diFisious Nos
three ~ and six 90 In the subdivision CT thr
scutheast qaarter Of section twsnfy-fhfee f2al
town six 90, range eleven 1Jl. west as recorded
on page 42s OF book " Il . % the Reeerds Of beds
Of Vanderburgh county, indiana aud also lot No
four 81 Of i've acres Of land, being part Of the
northwest quarter Of section No. twenty nine
s2al, town six 90, south OF range ten (IDl, west
sasording to subdivision thereof on page Is3 Of
book No. s. OF the Records Of Deeds Of Wander
burxh county, Indiana, all Of said property iyisg
and being In the county Of VsnserburEh and
State Of Indiana aforesaid
/. Ard should said rents aud profits not saIl for
sufficient 10 satisfy said writ and costs, will
~ the same time aud place otter f0r sale the fee
pie ofss2iG premises.
GEORGE WOLFLTN,
jyl3-stz SheriG Eanderbzrgk County.
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e IN THE
Retail Department

s5t We have full stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a "A,
Sd, 10-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu.
larsand sacqnes. Ladies' Sun I'm.
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, to which we would
call the attention Of All wishing to pur
chases in our line Of business. ~ 2
my10-Iy IAQUEES A. FRENCH.
NO. 10 First street, Exsnsvffe
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From Baltin,are.

BALrIAoRE, July I3-The only intelli-
genee gathered from the conductor, who
brought an engine through from Wash
ington, is that 6rainE had been heard
to-day. -.
All the information we have here to
day induces the conviction that the enc
my is in fall retreat, and that the fighting
on Monday and Tuesday was to cover
their retreat, and enable them to get
their plunder safely across the Potomac,
at Edwards Ferry.
Railroad communication between Bal
timore sad Washington, which has bean
suspended in consequences Of the rsbsl
invasion, was resumed this afternoon,
and the principal officers Of the -Ralti-
more and Ohio Railroad stat. that pas
sengsr trains will very probably be run
ing between the two cities tomorrow
morning. f,... 80.
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-. i fss= .4 Er 20 sIolf 81 aH
House Furnishing
AzB
Retail Department.

In our Hogle Furnishing Department
we have a nii stock OF
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades,
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C.. making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evanss lille. %
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TOIHX.
DR.. HI. Anders n Co.'s
al IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kid
nsys, Digestive Organs, and GiandnIar System
The success which has attended the use OF this
remedy IN private practice, and the endorsement
81 medical authority, enable US 20 recommend Il
to the practitioner and as public feoling con
Adent that with fair trial IL will attest its own
excellence In the cur OF cheoais diseases which
indicate Iedine, suel a. Scrogalr, Bronchtis skin
Eruptlons, Heart, Liver, aud kidney Diseases
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, sypniiis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniferm strength
Of Iodine Water containing three quarter
grains rVRE Iodine in each duid-ounce PURE WA
ter, solrsst being sscd 1t is not liable TO de-
osmposition nor spontaneously formed inequafi-
ties; neither is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
lEed BY combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior to any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle. that Il
may be used as q. family medicine as well Is by
the profession. -
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of five
dollars, six BEETLES delivered FRzE by express to
any address.
Beware Of Counterfeits aud limitations which
unprincipled dealers endeayor TO dispose Of our
reputation. See our signature and trademark
Che Greek word heading this advertisement ,,
tpon the labels and wrappers of each bottle, With
ont which none Is genuine.
DIR. II. ANDERs a Co,
Physicians aud Chemists,
No. 42S broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

MEMPHIS, July lathe steamer Sal
tsna from Yicksburg with Rdyices to the
9th has inst arrived
An expedition left Yicksburg on the
lst, commanded BY General S!ocum.
They destroyed the Railroad bridges
across Pearl River on the 5th, and sent
in 80 prisoners.
The cavalry expedition that left Mem-
phis July 4th, had arrived at Vieksburg
and would reinforce Sloeun. This lex
petition was heretofore supposed TO be
destined up White river.
Another force has been operating out
from Rodney, Miss, securing the coun-
try in that vicinity, assisted By the Ma
rine Brigade They had several sharp
skirmishes in which they were Yictori-
GUS. sa
The thermometer at Vicksburg ran ged
from ST to IS during the week <-
There are no adviees frem General
Smiths expedition. Grape vine reports
say be had eight and defeated Forrest,
and that Forrest was killed, but the re-
port is not credited
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MARRIED..

At worthington, Green eousty, Rxy. L. L. wEiE
M, Of the Indiana Conference, 90 Miss HATrfKA
daughter Of Jonas Smith. OF this city.
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! KANAWHA SALT.

IN 600 SMALL aud LARGE BARRELs
JUN on hhud aud 10 arrive.
rrrarsvr.sL l.. RuRFHER, JR,,
maE4E .A no sou u Wider sffeet
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WANTED.

CUBsTIruTEs-Tw good men, WHO not
- subject n draft, for or years service. Veto
rams who have served years morn preferte1.
Will pay n liberal cash bouhty. Enquire NJ this
Office, or address r o. Box 233, Evansville, Ind.
jygtf
INFORMATION III Matthias MeMorris. wife NJ
i Thomas A. MeBorris, OF 81 Taz00 River, will
apply at this Once, she can hear Of the where
abouta Of her husband. She hiss one child, twelve
years cid, named Minsrva. Whsn last heard from,
she was al Columbus, accompanied by eoored
man named Sims. juneso ~
CoHOoL TEACHER - BY the Congregation
- Benai Israel, aeompoient Male Teacher Of the
EBgiiah Branches 10 take charge Of their School
about the LIST Of september next. Salary liberal,
FOR particulars, apply to
f-aa d. HERMANN, President.
WIN. LOwEHTHAL, seet'y. lnls
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sAINhUA ~ august efhf IF74s
Between tbs hours Of 10 o'eleck o. m. and 8
o'clock p. Of said day, AZ the door Of tie conrt
House IN the city Of Evansville, Indiana, snes Tor
sale, az Public Auction, tbs Rents and Profits Tor
lhs terra Of seven years Of this following Deserted
Real Relate. fo-wits naF
Part Of Block No sixty-nine (69., according to
the plan Of the town OF Lsuasco City, IN the
cannty OF Naadsrturgh and state u Ihdiana, de-
scrfbed IS follows. beginning a. point eighty
two lsz) feet due east from the northwest corner
Of said Block, thshcs ruhning duo east along
seventh Street enc hundred and eighteen Qlsl
sss thence due south hundred and twens V ave
1Z5} tst 20 the middle Of q reserved alley thencs
due vest one hundred aud eighteen Q1sl FRET.
thenee due north cue hnndFed aud twenty -ave
l25f set 70 The plses Of beginning
And should said rents and profits net sell f5r
sum sufnetsnt to satisfy said writ and costa,
viii, at the fine snd place, ossr for sale the
fee simple efsAis premises.
GE0RSE w0LFLiR Sheriff V. Ca
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staIr CarpetIng % oid PrIees.

WE HAVE A FEw STAIR cARPETIEG
w len, which We sell % at last years prices.
sCHAPKEB 4 BUssING,
lf No. 70 Main Street,
a-Hrals...saa Earf 20 Cookfs fsrnrss~
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Nkw YoRK, July five learn from
authentic sources, that Gen. Franklin
has arrived at Baltimore, and is at Bar
Nuns hotel,
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FOR SALE.

A eTHaEE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE corner Of
n Sixth and Vine streets. Six large rooms, and
a brick kitchen on each aide. Suitable for two
families, Also, twonty other houses o. dinerent
Terms easy. There Is chance 10 invest your
"0resnbasks " III permanent home. JyB
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Honor The Fourth.

A LARGE STOCK or FLAGS, WORTH PROM
"a Eve cent? 70 forty dollars piece Just reoefv-
ed and selling eheap Al
sCHAPKER RUssIEG,
~ No. 70 Main Street
Neat 70 Cooks Grocery
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COMPREHENSIVE
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice OF Dissolution.
rTvHR FIRM OF WHEELER, RIGGS SUG6,
i was dissolved BY Mutual consent thIs dag.
Whselsr / Rigs ai6ae authorized 70 settle
the business Of said firm.
EDWARD z. WHEELER,
JAMES D. RIGGS,
WILLIAM J. SUGG.
Evansville, lad July Ist, 1854.
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SUNDRIEsI
STYAYEn-

Iron THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING IN NEW.
Il burgh, shout three or four weeks ago,a
Light s0RREL HossE,
Five to Seven years cid, sema white In his face,
white spot 90 his side, or rather under his belly
three white h'st, and mark on his left sbout-
der where he was hurt.
Any one giving me Information o. bis where
abouts, or bringing him to me at the Livery sta
sls inasewbargh will BE- literally rewarded.
jyl5.atw @~A CHARLEs SILVER
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HOTEL.

CITY H OF Ell.
p. Mckay, Proprietor,
On tbs corner Of Water and Division Streets, nseI
Steamboat Landing
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
As this house has been papered, painted and re-
furnished By The proprietor, the tsasehng pubic
rsodatlons 4V1@Ty
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GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS I
FISH I

DRoyIsIoEs.-sUGAR CURED CANYAssED
i Hams, Clear Sides, Shoulders, and Bssf Ton.
gges for sale by REILLY &CO.,
jyf5 No. " Maiu street
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ron rIrsTsns AT LAssz.

i ron sLEeTsEs AT LAHsE.
David s. gooding, ef uanceck.
HiehsrS w. Thompson, Of Vigs.
roe STATE ELEoTcns.
hi Dlstriet-James @. Denny, Of Knox.
JOHN s. H0ughland, or Spencer.
I'd Distrist--Cyrns r. Eixou, 81 CLARK.
Franeis Westsf, Of Lagra nga.
ID DbMiet-Hsnry 4. Pritebard, Of Bari holo
s new.
eses a Madison Evans, Of LaHrenee.
tth DistFist-Leonidas Sexton, Of Rush.
~ S.V. KyRer, ef Fraukiip,
sah Distrist--Bsnj. w. Glaypool, Of Fayatte.
rp Joshua b. Meilstt, 81 Henry.
eth Distslet--J .. Wright, Of Morgan.
-rBtaf fHsm JJes Greer, IF Shelby.
It'll Distriet-John Osborn, Of Putnam.
III. u Thomas r. Rice, Of Parke.
Ssh Distxlot4-Es p. Davidson, Of Tippesanos.
Benz y Gregory, Of Warren.
eth Distrist--Jarsss d. BsfoTd, Of White.
AAroa Guerney, Of Porter
Iath Dfstriat--,f, Il, Dickinson, Of DsEalb.
nallst Kiibeurne, Of Eikhast.
hth Bistrist-~JOhn 81. Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ Temper, Of Jay.
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south side Of that stream. We shall ex
pect to hear Of the fail Of Atlanta within
few days.
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Bar 'en 9ut.

A LAKGE STOCK OF MOSQUITO BARS JUST
II opened aud selling cheap at
sCAHAPAER BUSsISG
No. 70 Main Street,
Next 70 Cooks Grocery.
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River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, July II, noon.-The river
has fallen 5 inches. Weather clear.
Thermometer so Barometer 29:s5.
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Sheriff. Sale No. 1aas

DIT VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID 9ut 81 sha efilea % the Clerk q tho Wander.
burgh Cireuit Court, Ia favor Of Richard L. Bald
win. John V. II. Vandcrhoef, Heary c. south
worth and Alfrsa L. Case, and sEainat Elizabeth
f3uthrfs I will On 49,.
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DRY GOODS.
Dress Goods az old Prices.

frHE LARGE ADVANCE IL GOLD HAS ALSO
L caused large advance In foreign Dress Goods,
but ere DESTROYS 70 open IN our new Store
next fall with an shfife new stock. we Will sell
81 cur Stock o. Dress Goods very cheap.
Aa sCHAPKEH 4 BUSTING,
No. 70 Main Street,
Kexf 10 Cocks Grocery.
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MEDICAL,

lnk.JUHA T. sALhkk has taken possession
II ct his old once, Third street, ia the rear
Of tbs Washington Hotel. His rssfdeu Il an
Lecgst street between Sixth and Seventh strssts
he will attend hithfusiy &c prokssiossI calls a.
formerly. iuars Ia
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FISH!
ATAcKERAL IN BBLs., HALVES, QUAR-
INk ters aud Kits white Fish IN half barrels;
Salmon, Herring, &c., for sale by
Jy1s REILLY co.
SUNDRIES
100 KEGS WHEELING NAILS. 40 RBLs.
IOO Cement, one there's Davis Dried Beef, one
cask new Csrrants, Layer Raisins, Citron, and
Hamburger Cheese, just received and for sale BY
jytb REILLY a Co.
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WHO WANTS a BUGGYP

Just received superior lot of
Philadelphia Buggies = the best
article for the money in this coun-
Try. VIZ z FRENCH, Ag't,
APPS No. 10 FIRST Street
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Notice of Co-partnership.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
i WhOlssAls Grocery Business at the store lately
oserpisd by Wheeler, Riggs sEgg. No. II North
First street.. under the Erm DaEe Of Wheslsr 4
Riggs EDWARD Z WHEELER.
JAMES D. RIGGS
jzIyi-dtf
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UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
For GoDeTHor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAIVE.
For Lieut.. Goraaor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
sr,e or FAHDERsvEsH.
For Secretary Of STATE,
NELSON TRUSTEE, Of Faystte.
For auditor Fl st4te, g
THOMAS D. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Fer Treasurer Of State,
JOHN /. MORRISON, Of Washington.
Fer dtOrSep- General,
DELANA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
For Clerk Of he gaprsnas Court,
= - ,sEg. Lac. NOBLE, ofKn0x.
FOR Exporter Of sgprsms Court,
COL. BEN. rARgIsoE, Of Marion.
For Supreme judges,
It Dfstrfet-JAs s. FRAZER, Of Kosciusko.
I'd DIstrict~-JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
"a Distrsct-CHAs. A. Ray, 81 Marion.
4th Distries-R0BT. O. GREGORY, Tippeeanoe
Fer s.psrsufen8snf Of Public InAtrNctfoH,
PROF. GEORGE w. Hoss, Of Marion
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GROCERIES

SUGAR-eANE MILLS-25 Sagar-Cane Mills,
- assorted sizes and prices, Just received per
steamer Prina Donna, and for sale at
VICKERY BROS,
No. 1872 Main street
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Keep Cool.
siIk MantiIIas and sormner shaWIs.

I1TE WILL sELLsOFF OUR STOCK OF SILK
w MaaffIlas and sorn1ner sbasis a. old prices.
They we're bought sbss goods were cheap, aud
cheap Ne viii sell fssn.
sCHAPKEK BUesISC.
No. q Main Street,
Next 70 Cooks Grocery.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-28
VIC H'c "I'o 'SuIItS Io1 fI1c s1slIe U5 NV
Fairbanks Patent Platform
Scales t1ltaE i7"'~

A full stock of Scales constantly on hand
Hay and Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country. -lts t,..-,.'t -..-s
All we ask is trial. We guarantee low
prices, fair dealing, and perfect satisfaction
Orders, by mail, promptly attended to, AID
Priee Lists furnished on application.
.rH-. JN0. ]. BARNARD Il co.
lac Bridge street, Georgetown, D. c..
October 10, ies2-6m. - I'D
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RARFLRTT's 0ilPaste Blacking, bostinths
u world, for sale by
Feb. 5. wM. Il. DEAJ ~ co.
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T.sofre,,f,s Voice.
PROCLAM

To the Citizens of Cumberland
iii and Vicinity. ga
DE it known, that Christmas is fast
ID Approximately place 10 make your
purchases and get double your moneys worth
in good and useful Holiday presents is at trat-
tons Gift Book Store. corner Of Baltimore and
Holiday SITS. ,..tt
p Every person buying one dollars worth, or
more from eur stock consisting of HI
All the Standard Works.
Ali the late Publications. -.'
All kinds of Stationery. 5. ......
All Styles of Bibles. .,.-.
-" All the Hymn Books in Nse.'
IL -tHii Allthe Prayer Books &C., &r,' 4
shall receive some one Of the following gifts,
all Of which are useful and vaiuablrs.
RETAIL PRICES. -.
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90 Present con tractors, and persons known
at the department, must equally with others
procure gnarantors and certifcrtes of their
snficiency substantially in the forms above
prescribed. The certificate of efficiency
must be signed by a postmaster or by a
judge of court of record, and must have
affixed to it a five.cent revenue stamp, cam
ceIled, a required by law. No other certif-
icates will be admitted A
NJ. BLAIR,
Postmaster General.
By tie 42d section Of act of Congress
"to amend the laps relating 10 the Post
Office Department. approved March 8,
1868, MI communications addressed TO
either Of the erccmire departments ofhe
government "must be prepaid by postage
stamps" Proposals should. therefore.
be thus prepaid, unless .frpna persons to
vAonp authority to franh mail matter is
coafcrrea BY lie same lap. lbs. 70