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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
LYoN,s KATrlAInan.

LYONS KATHAInoN.
ksihaiFon Is from the ofssk wore sKaskro, /" or
"kafhaifs." signifying to cleanse. rsJuvinAss and
restore. This article IL whst ne aaasssgaisss.
Ter prsssrsiHgy restoring and bsssufsnE the
hurnAE hair e + the rnozi tsaa1kAbs krspar.ts
IN The world. II IA sgAIu ownsd and pns up By
the origisas proprietor, and Il sow nnazsSish the
sane care, sklil aua sf,sAtIoa xklsh gave u .
sale Of over one million bstsIss per anssn.
10 is e Hiost delightful Hair Drsssing.
u eraaieatss seurf and dssarnE.
II keeps the lead cool and elsan.
IL makes the hair, rich, sen and glossy.
II prevents the hair from fAlliss of snd turs-
ing gray. go $40
IL restores hair upon bad beads. sasa
Any IEdy or gsnfIsmss Who yaiaes beautiful
head ofhAir sboals nss Lyea's KathaiFsB. II IL
known and : ed througbolt the eiviiissd world
sSid By al rssp>etabls Dealers
DEhAs 5 BARsEs a CO.. New Yors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

AcClDRNT.-We learn that little girl,
living in the suburbs OF the city, was
killed yesterday by the accidental dis
charge of gun that had been left care
lessly living across a bed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
HAGAN's mAeKoL AaALw..

HAGAN's MAGNoL A BALM.
This = the nost dslightfsl ssd srtraordissry
article ever disesvsrs Il ehzaE.s tbs san burnt
f.os and hands % parry satin texture Of rksish
ing beAsty' impaFtiBg The marble parity Of youth
sna the di'-g1s appearsnes 80 fsvifHgI E the city
Tale Of fashion, IL removes tan, frssEsss, PIN
pies and roughnsss from the ska, IssviBgths esn-
Fis1i0n fresh, transparent and smooth. 10 con
tains no material injurious 70 the ska. Patron
izsd By Actresses and Opera sfuesrs. lis What
every lady should have. Said sxsrywhars.
Prepared BY W T. Hsgan, Troy, MI
Address ali orders t. $50
DENAs s. BARHKs 4 CO.. Esw York.
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FOR SALE.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

FTvHE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA., NOW LY-
l. ing At Evansville, Indiana. will be sold a a
bargain for cash. She was purchased BY her pres b.
eat owners for the cotton uade, and as they have
abaadoned that trade for the present. aud bone Of
than being stsamSoatnen, they have No Use for
hsT-
The boat Is nearly rev, in good repair, and Of
very agar orankht Any one wishing 70 purchase
via please cali upon or address Jos@rh q Woed-
run. box -SkS, Cincinnati, or h B. Wilson,
spin zf~ld. Ohio. anzT6-sEu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16


RAJ We have received, under the
frank of W A. Hall, NC, copy of
Col John II McHenrys speech on his
Contested Seat Case.
We have also received from Hon
J. X. Edgerton copy Of his speech,
which is by no means rs strongly for
peace as the late Indianapolis platform.
CHANGE IN THE PRcvosr MARSHAL.
sHiP-James w. Wartmann, Esq, of
RockPort, Ind, has been appointed Pro-
vost Marshal for this District, in place
of Capt Cyrus X. Drew, resigned to &C
cept the position OF Assistant Quarter
master, IT, S A. No better appointment
could have been made than that of Capt
Wartmann. He is well posted in the
duties of the office, and is prompt and
correct business man. He has entered
on his very important duties
Capt Drew has discharged the duties
of the provost marshalship with ability
and skill He has had considerable ex.
perienoe in public business, having been
clerk for his father while the latter was
Indian Agent in the Upper Mississippi
Superintendoney and also having clerkeC
in the quartermaster and eommissar,
departments here for some time So fal
as forms and reports and accounts arr
concerned, he has few supeuors in &C
curacy, neatness and system. The NOR
responsible and difficult duties of tn
quartermasters department, he will soor
learn to perform with facility.
He is awaiting orders from the Wa
Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

BG-There is great rush at Wrights
Photograph Gallery, No. S Second ST.,
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

HARPER's WEEKLx.-John H. Scott.
on Second Street, has Harper's Weekly
for Saturday, the 20ih inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
GROCERIES.
COMPREHENSIVE

NOTICE. OF UlssoIuLIon.
TT,HK FIRM or WHEELER, RIGGS SUCG,
vss GissoIred By Mutual consent this day.
Whs~ier 4 Eizgs sIoas are Authorized % ssttis
the business Of said arm.
EDWARD T. WHEELER.
JAMES d. RIGGS.
WILLIAM ;. sUGG.
EvassviIls, Ind July lst, 1884
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Eotice Of Cn-nartnar.bin

TIE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
l. Wholesale Graesry Business At the store lately
occupied By Wheeler, Riggs a sngg, No. II Norrh
First street. undsT the firm name Of Whistler A
Riggs. EDWARD z. WHEELER,
JANIS D. RIGGS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FOR SALE.

DUILDIyG LOTS AND TMPRoyED PROP.
ID cry in Evansville. Apply to
W.H.&W q WALKER,
sugli-4wdkw Third 81 ,Op Court House.
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ia List Of men who have furnished
hst;t,taas ,,Jo, a. a 49,, Ill

B<1- List OF men who have furnished
substitutes under the new call:
Edmund Poeticher, Christian Krntz,
W. f. Nesbit, VIM. Heberd, Thomas p.
Britton, Jas A. Oakley, c. il. Kellogg
Edwin A. Cooke, Isaac Keen F. Carson,
II, +. Blount, Dewitt II. Lamphear, f.
j.. Wheeler, H. Fendriek, r. X. Dun
kerson, Jno, Busting, Henry Feldman,
John S,nzieb, A. Carlstedt, Chas. LEIGH
John Doll, Jas. X. Minor, + Wiggin-
haus, NJ. Dalzell, Emiel Sehoenlaub,
VIM. Brown, August Lemcke, II. NJ
Altering, II, II, Shredder f. A Preston,
Edmund Bitter, Fred Korsmeyer, @.
Preston, George r. Preston, T. j. Hol-
lingswortb, L f. Garvin, James David
son, f. j. Reitz, Alexander Lemcke,
II. o. Babooek, Henry Venneman, Chas.
Hobbe, Fred G. Decker, VIM. p. Sher-
wood, Moses Aiken, Chas. Schaum, Geo
II Stockwell, Morris Ranger, Geo. A.
Bittrola, Chas NJ. Tlleston, Robert A
Hill, WIN, I luglebearl, Edward I. Sui
Ivan, ,Wm. Heilman, Gerhard j. Gebing,
Anton Verwayer, Bernhard Kuhn, Jr.,
Henry Becker, Geo Hoeling, CAristian
Beute, Henry Goebei, Andrew Hahn
Sebastian Weiss, A. IL Foster, Joseph
s Johnson, Jacob Weiss, Henry Stein,
john Stein, Joseph f. Tbirser, Anthony
Roben, William Schneider, Phillip
Schneider, Henry W. Hawkins, Hiram
G Fisher, VIM, Martin, James Cravens
Calvin H. Stroud.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
A BLoenY Day Yesterday '

A BLo6DY DAY - Yesterday wa
filed with horror Just after noon
John Enrich, and man from Pose
count. named William Metz got into =
quarrel ~ Z. 81 N.Iler's store, relatl' e
10 a mater Of business
At tie beginning Of the quarrel.
Enrich seized glass, and Metz, q
shovel, out Chris Miller interfersd and
disarmed both Again they commenced
the quarrel, and Enrich again took a
glass and Metz au az handle, bat Miller
again separated and disarmsd them.
Shortly afterwards they came together,
aud Enrich cut Metz with knife, in
ficting two most terrible gsshes in the
side of Metz, producing death in a few
minutes Enrich was arrested and
lodged in Jail
An engineer, formerly Of the steamer
Carrie, and Charley Spencer, got into a
quarrel on 2nd street
The engineer, name Theodore Carey,
struck Spencer with bis left hand
under the ear, and broke his neck,
producing death almost instantly.
AS soon as the engineer saw that
Spencer was dead, he attempted to make
his escape by the alley, and was followed
by Tenvoorde, the City Marshal, who Or
dered him to stop, which he disregarded
when Tenvoorde Gred at him three times,
one shot taking effect, inhicting what is
supposed to be a mortal wound. We did
not learn the origin of the quarrel.
This has been the most tragic day
Witnessed in Evansville for several years,
and forcibly suggests the necessity Of q
more efficient police organization. The
universal habit Of carrying concealed
weapons is also greatly to be de-
precatsd, and ifthere is law against it,
1t should be enforced
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THE VERY LATEST
II E LIE CIR A H.
omei.I from Farragut.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The following
official dispatches have been received by
the Navy Department:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Persons Of ssdsntAry habit. trouh lsd with
weakness lassitnds, paipitatlon of the hsazt. lack
OF appetite, distress alter eating. torpid liver,
constipation, deserve 70 suffer. II. thsy sin ne,
try the celebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
IRON The SUBSCRIBER. LIVING IN ia
i cabsvil 2. % the i8ih dsy Of jane, 1854, =
two yer oil bay mare Cot. little white on oofn
q her hind legs white stresk II her f0rrhs d,
and u tie OF one q hr fore FEET, aad very large
Of her sgs-Ezs the sppearsnce q 3 three var Old
Any i1fJrulatiou coucsrui1E the Colt. or her de-
livery to ne a. my residence, viii be literally re-
80 aim. JOHN TOHILL-
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standing as 70 its delivery the corpse was
not buried until the day after that on which
it was intended It should be, The pauper
died on Sunday afternoon aud was to have
been buried on Monday afternoon; but the
coffin not being at the poor house, the
burial did not take place until the fore-
| noon ofTuesday. The statement that the
body "Iay three days before being buried"
is, therefore incorrect; but such was the
general Understanding among allWhom We
heard talking on the subject.
1t is due to the present Board of Su-
Ipervisors to say, that Mr.. NuZum in
application TO them for the payment of
bis bills; but that . eabinetmaker in Pal
atine had spoken to them to order the
payment of his bills for similar work,
and they told him theyycould do nothing
for himAthat be mist apply to The overe
seers of the Poor for his money. After
this decision of the Board he considered
it nnneeessafy TO- present his own bills,
and as Higginbotham, of the OoVerseers
of the Poor, had called them bad debts"
and refused to pay them, he had deter
mined to- contract no more such "bad
debts" and hereafter to "let the dead
bury the dead" Mr.. Nuzum says, if
such work must. be done for nothing, he
is willing to do twice his share of 1t, but
cannot afford to do it all, furnish his own
team and hearse, and pay toll on the
bridges and roads without compensation
from some source. It is evident that
something is wrong somewhere; and, to
our mind, it is equally clear that it is the
duty of the Board of Supervisors to take
such action as will insure the payment
Ill ala Ahn 90
not sufficient to pay such expenses, in
crease it-make It suficient-there is not
q man in the county but is willing to pay
his proportion. of the expense of keeping
and decently burying the paupers. If
the 0verseers of the Poor don't do their
duty, make them do it. Tighten all the
loose screws in the county machinery,
and let us do things in such a way as
will not bring reproach upon the fair
fame of the county,
We have been at considerable pains to
get at the facts in the above case, as we
understood the Supervisors felt them
selves sggrieved by the reference we made
to the matter. We have repeatedly sta
ted that we have no disposition In the
world to do the Board any injustice, and
our only reason for referring to anything
they do, is to give publicity to their. most
important public acts and to reflect the
sentiments of the people thereon. Our
statement was in exact accordance with
the general understanding of the case at
the time it was published. How far we
we're mistaken, and how far the Board
of Supervisors are responsible for the
nonupayment of the funeral expenses of
the paupers, we leave the public to de-
eide. t
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RATIONAL MRD.CINE.

DR. THOMAS J. KIsNER WOULD
II J respectfully inform the oitilens Of Wheeling
And vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the kA-
tIonal or Eclectic System. He has been engaged IN
the practice Of his profession for number Of years
and has been einently succeSlful in the treAtment
Of al varieties Of diseases both acute and ehronto
De K, e. heretofore. VIII devote . good share q
his time and attention to the treatment ohTone
diseases Of both sexes such as Consumptiou and an
varieties Of Lnng Diseases, ali Diseases ofahe Throat
Catarrh, DySpepEia, Liver Complaints, nsreuTihl
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, serotuIat every
variety Of Blood and shin Dseasl, Epilepsy, I1mor,
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the khneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections DiSease3 Of the Eye
and EAF, 10. Those peculiar 20 femAlo5i viz IN
hammat0Ty Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful !rregu-
larIties. Leucorrhea, RrOlapsus UteEs and Al Ner-
Vous diseases 70 which they are subject. DISEASES
ofChIdfan earetnlly and TatIouAlly treated. Ned
icinOS mild reliable and agreeohle. -,
An communications strictly oonndentiAl. NishL
calls oheerfdlly and promptly answered.
= R1I-Odica and residence one door We9t o. bo1a
AbIinR'a Hotel, Third street, near Reed krAtts
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. once hourl
nom A. n. TOD p n! -s1ili.i q "'f f-4
= %, e REFERENoES. go. tf|
Prof B. ?. Payne, steubenyiile, Ohio. t
NJ W n Mef4FofuF. - 49, - .fast
Dr. g. Arnold, oSmbridgo, Ohio. ,'.
Prof. o. n. CleaYelAnd. Jincinnatt, Ohio.
Or. o. A. melehimsF, Van Wort,
iGII-1ydkW "ttsatftffstA 2 80 .-.- -
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HOoaand's German Bitters!
FFoB J. NsUtOn BTOIvIs, D. D., Editor oTths Eaey-
elopsdid of RCIIgioAg knOI0IedgG.

FFOm J. NstUtOn Brolvn, D. D., Editor ofths EseF-
eLopedia Of Religious Knowledge. q &
Although not disposed to- fayor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of sum-
eieRt reason why may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any 6imple
preparations In hope that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the benefit ofOthers. aSi ~ 81 . J. :
do this the more readily in regard to Hoonand's
German BItters, prepared by Dr.. o. II. jackson, Of
this city because was preludioed RgAinlt them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
OF these Bitters, ct the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and Iestoration
10 q degree OF bodily and mental YigoI which had
not felt for SIX mouths before aud had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. theT 'nb God and
nv friend 70 : directing mo TO tn use Of them.
PhIndsipA ,,June 2s, 1851. :.
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MAooN, Sept. 8. lse4.

POSITION OF THE TWO WoARMIEs-YANKRB BRAG-
aADoeIA-RRDuCTIoA OF sHERMAH's FOR
oEs, ETC. s.,..t5
In their retreat from Jonesboro' the en-
emy burned every crosstie and broke every
rail for fifteen miles on the Macon and
Western Railroad.
Our pickets extend six miles beyond
Jonesboro', with no enemy in sight, except
scattered parties. ..-
A captain aud Eve privates were cap
tured yesterday. They were very insolent,
stating that, having virtually suppressed
the rebellion" in Georgia, "Sherman's army
would now reinforce Grant, take Rich
mond and wind up the war"
They also stated that thirty thousand OF
Sherman's men would be mustered out OF
service this month, and that the term OF
many of them expired before the fall of At
lants, bat they were induced 70 remain
until after that event happened.
The enemy is closely massed around At
lauta. There is not the slightest prospect
Of an advance soon. Our army is again In
splendid spirits.
Sherman has ordered all white women
and children in the city of Atlanta to leave
within two weeks. Those taking the oath
are TO 90 north of the Tennessee river, and
the balance will be sent into our lines.
A flag of truce has been received by
General Hood from General Sherman, in
which the latter proposes an armistice OF
ten days, for the purpose Of carrying out
that order. General Hood has accepted
the proposition, but denounced 1t. The
armistice commences next Wednesday.
Governor Brown has gone to the front
for the purpose Of making preparations for
the reception of the INDECENT families ex.
pected from Atlanta.
The Chattanooga GGsstte has q despatch
from Steedman, 10 which he claims thai
Wheelsr's force has been dispersed. (BoshiI
cALL1Hs AaAIH RoR JOHNSTON.
r.i From the Richmond Examiner, Sept. 1S.
We couVersed yesterday with q distin.
guished gentleman who has jast reached
the city direct from the Army Of Tennessee
He SAYS all reports 10 the effect that thl
army is demoralized are totally untouuded
The army is in good condition and IL
morale unshaksn.
Our informant further stated he wa
convinced that nothing could go inspire tn
army aud give satisfaction 70 the people o
Georgia as the reassignment Of Genera
Johnston 70 the command of the army
Before he left Richmond he had believed
lthe removal of General Johnston necessa
~. Personal observation in the army m,
throushout the State of Georgia conVincet
him Of his error. While saying this b
was fully aware that there was not the re
hottest possibility Of Gen. Johnston beinl
reinstated.
1t is proper to add that the gentleman
warm personal friend Of the presen
commander Of the Army Of Tennessee.
OOrrs1pondsaes or the Chattanooga Rebel Aug.
a.3 sHtlr In OANP, August "a, 1864.
desire to correct an error which ap
; peAred in 70 days issue of the ChSttanoog
! Rebel in your notice of the affair with d
} raiders near LoVejoy Station, on the 2Ot
} instant, It Is stated that Fitzpatrick, at h
J head of hisa division. enlarged over au
!. completely routed Ross brigade" No
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VsHR undersigned 0GsrS foF sale "a excellent
stock FuFm, IN Rails county, Missouri, contain-
Ing go acras-lO0 undaF -cultiVation-On which
there Il q small frame house. The land q within
one mile Of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
two nom Monroe Station and aiEtOen hon HAnnl-
baI. A never falling stream of water runs through
Il. The lAnd is high and rolling and the country
healthy Il Adjoin8 the landI Of Wm- Booker, for
merry 81 g. ClSirsEilla, Ohio. +
Persons desiring any ibfsFmatiol respecting the
above land are TofsnOd 70 Anos ossorne, grOoaT,
n "a soid a. private aIs before the 1st day Of
October Il VIII thea b oHsred - Dublie als IN
Hannibal, Missouri. ..-
county, Mo-, soma Il miles from POtosi.
augd-lms ...r lr JOHN J0NE4
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woPsn for studsnts day And svsaias-
r.,HE ruroo,. Of thiS i1-,itut,ou 1, 70 ia..rue,
II yoang men (and women too1 IN ne principles
Gheh Govern TIE eoEroet trAnslStion q poclniaFy
businsSs and in its e0n6omitlntI-
1BOOKsKEEPING, 80
stripped Of Its ahaara gorbiass und sooialt gTo-
lixiiy ana iutrieasys apf lldAgted % the moesre
mode o. doing busfness, osPeeially in TIE Unitod
sfatos q the Isading suheet ofatlsatioa- ItLANs,
ti0n q tkoss ofnafuIs and comPTissd q very IsH
words, are nrst made fAmiliaE % the stuiant, Vie
gho l. then conducted through aeSGrse q -aeties-
tss ssas als ehieh ssssiss hlsa : ssis 4 N ~
% any kind q bulinsal-
A WHITING SCHOOL
L open day and evening. Gttsnded b toiA ladio5
snd gontIemen, where. Uithoul entering toE thd fnl
course, good hAn6UEiting can - obtained n =
ARITHMETTC, ii"
and n upplIcition 70 an mannerOf
lCo6NTIHG-HoUsR CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary inPortanes de-
several modes Of calculation not found 10 books,
tending greatly 70 the AbbrUViAtiOn of his work.
ThGFS q open % ths sEndsot also . eolEloof
BUSINESS SCIENCE ID
usSssS, Finsnee, BANKING and cursaey; also naEin
Of sminent BlGineas Men IN regard % the hes
methods Of conducting buainas S1eceasfally IN
&C., In the abovs Eub,set. are iuturer
"a with uAximl and inclIcafions tending % tls
formation Of high character men and cittzo1A-
ne course o. Instruction q intended 70 bo -
eoInprohonsiVU and thorUlgh - that Of any q he
Commercial Colleges while the e1Pense 70 the stu
dent Il much loII.
I.I.H. bozs loAys 70 refer thoss 70 whom be II
unknOWn % the omcors Of the baAkI IN WhoslIag
and BEidgspoEt, and especially 70 his GtudantI-
TERMS, &c.
FOR the fun course above indicated, fnelading the
requisite bahk books for Boob. .kosping the ehErgo
& $50, payable entering The tine usually Ee-
Quirod for the course q from two % three moatbg
but the Et1dent q not nmited in timo-hs may
remain a8 long, and return - Ofen, - be plaaso.
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Wines:

Thereby eortffy 70 the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named guarAntors are good and
Gueisnt securities for hsAnoant for hieh they
otter 70 b security. ..s4 F.. --.... -'. ..-..
Fobo eortiaed By the United States District A.
tornsy, Collector Of Customs, or any other omeer
under the United States GoVornment, or EOsponAi-
AiIiurooo1SiS rsoeiVed undor this -tdVsEtisemsnt
Will b opened and examined - this once on " ID
HEsDAY aud SATURDAY Of each week, a. Il -.
Biddars are respectfully invited 20 Be prent - tne
opening Of bidi, II thsy doliEs- !. . : -, f-
Captain and Chief QuATtoru agter
Iau3Q-tf Department Of West Virginia
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

nAVINa fitted up my estabIIshmaat With the
u Latest Improved Maehinerys an nov pre-
pared 20 furnish ~ ny onco IN hRtba He9afs the
lams that vas formerly Ossapied b. stsSart aud
KeolIne, Roagh add Worked B5ln1a, RiOodngs
WeaIher-BoaFdng. Door, SAsh Shi uglel, sheivinS,
Cornico- Boards, Shutters, M0uliinSa P4hnga, Paa-
nslstuG, Framss ald BaildinE Materials Generally.
An work delivered froo Of chArses Il the Glove
land and Plttsourgh b. B. Depot An1 also - tne
Baltimors aud OHIO aud Hsnpnsli q. r. DePotSs
eEespting tolls.
Z ETOTdsrI promptly attended %.
GEORaE KEELINE,
LPormsrIy Or the arn Of stsgart 4 KSslins.I
BRiDaEPOET, Bslmout o.. o. f-i-R1e
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valuable Property for Rent.

TNO LET ON GROUND RENF, for = tern Of ySArs.
u about one hundred Aad hity fset Of tho prop
about one hnndrod and thirtg.tEo fsotS and knOgn
a. the Zane Homestead property, tmns1lately
north Of aud adjoining tno H0rubrooE baildinES.
ThIa properly viii be rented la saitAbls building
lots, aud embraces some Of che best uaimProVOd
E.R.ARMsTRONG, y.
Ieg-tf FFuataa % 3 uHv Es7s.-
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
IFOWH, oOuRTT AID 8TAII.

Can't. A. Y. RAEEIHaEH, fouartsrmastsr Depart
nent ofWest Yirginia, Cumberland Nd
GUARANTEE. ...fr az
We, the undersigned, residents of-in the
County d., and State o. hereby Jointly
ana sevOraIIy covenant with the United States and
guarantea In case the foregoing bid of--bO
Sccaptsd that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid oxeeutsthe contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties in
sum equal the amount Of the contract TO furui1h
the forage pFupo8od in oontoLmity 70 the terms o.
bId was made, and In case the aid-ahan fail 70
enter into q contract Aforesaid, We guarantee 70
Said-and the next lowest respOnsibls bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
6iVen under our hands and seals this-day of
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