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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
WILLIAM REAvTs,
Attorney at Law and U. 8. Claim
EM4 gent

AStuts
Ls authorized by the Government 70 procure PEN
Sions, bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRsEs and Other PRoPEarr destroyed
while in ~ service Of the Government, and all
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against the
United states.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
by an amendment 10 the Bounty Law, passed at
tho last session 9f Congress-, Gan soldiers or
other persons who have BEEN or shall hereafter be
discharged within two years nom the date Of their
enlistment, ny reason ofwounds received in battle,
shall receive the Same Bounty IS though they
served two years."
once 6s5S Main Street. over Keller's Gun Store,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps,
ne. Good references given n required. nhss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
DRY GOODS, SO.
Silk Mantillas.

100 SILK MAETILLAs, RANGING IN
1OO prices from $40 70 $50, and comprising the
latest " tfain Street stylea, which are, Of course
more fashiezahis than Broadway, just opensd and
marked co anit the tines.
soHAPKKR 4 BUSTING,
No. az and 90 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

The most valuable remedy before the pubIie
without any exception, l. Dtxon's Blackberry
carminatiyo. It always effects aenrs.
DIsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual systems-nsw and reliable
troatment-in Reports Of the HoWS BID AsSo-
CITATION. Sent BY mail In scaled sstsar snvel-
Opes, free Of charge. Address -DR. 2. sKILLIH
H0UGHroE, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 81. asaz. a.s q
aprl's4 d&w1ys
Why submit 20 the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixons BlAekberry
CarminAtive can be obtained ut any respectable
drug store. jan1s-lw
p Diarrhoea and Dysentsrfy,--We have ax-
aminst great number Of letters from sosns Of
the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and
ooviRgton, etc, speaking In the highest terms Of
DR.. Stricklands Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of Diarrhoa aud DyssRtsrry. The letters
sre too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covlng-
ton, says he vas pronounced ineHrahis By the
beat doctors In Cincinnati, and oEe bottle Of Dr..
strIekIsnd's Anti Cholsra Mixture efsscfsd per.
manent euro, after suffering for months with the
@orst form Of DiArrhoa and Dyssnterry. For
sale by Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
Bla ok and Fancy Silks.

LARGE STOCK or VERY CHOICE BLACK
"A and fancy Dress sIlss, such a. % becoming
IA, cur store, now open and marked to Ruie tae
tines At sCHAPKkR BUsSING's,
No. At and 49 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
FINANCIAL.

Thess e0nds are ~ worth premium Of nine
per cent, ineluding gold inssrsst from November,
which makes The actual prOat on the T-So loan, Al
csrrsnt rates. including interest. about ten psr
cent per annun, eesidss It's s-smPaon JFo. sAls
aad -s-ipal iazasio.. vhioA odd os. e.s 70 thrss
P e--i r,svs according to the rate levied on otssr
PsoPsrsy. Thsipssrsss Is payable ssni-Annuaily
81 coupons attseksd to eaeh note, which may BE-
cut o. and sold to any bank or banker.
The istssest amoants to-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. J. s. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Ii Evansville, Offers his professional services 20
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity.
$50 Office and residence on Main street, oppo-
site new r. r. Depot. He will be found at Brough.
ton Woods Drag Store, on the corner Of Third
and Main, from 20 10 O'Clock A. n. each day.
vie st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
Spring Millinery.

TUgr RECEIvKD AND CoNArENCKD
u sailing Mp as tia aBen Ton ghop . Of ehm
%aea. noKAPKRR . BUSTING.
m@ No. Ag and 90 Mman D@Sse:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
STRAYED.

A DARK BRINDLE cow, FIvEFEARs OLD,
n lsft l-st THURSDAYS was nsar OalYinG. She is
On COED condition, and Is q heavy COW. A literal
reward will b. given By returning her to
#r4a - A. REIS,
MT Lset street between "a and ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

And Trimmings Of all kinds. The Ladies' Of Ev-
knsv!llc ard vicinity ara Invited 20 ceBe and sx-
mmins cur stocz bsfors Durchasiug elsewhere.
yAUEfER HAhcOHfKR,
Manufacture sqd isaler IA Hats aud osps.
HB.-CABH paid for shipping Tuss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

Nothing Of particular interest transpired on the
river yesterday afternoon, and there were really
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
Mnior cenernl D. o. IInunra.

General Howard, superintendent of the
Freedmau's Bureau, arrIFed iu this city yes
terdgy, with some members Of bis staff. and
vas tine guest Of Nsi0f General Gibbdu. az
the residence OF Robert Boiling, Esa.-
hcadquarters. Las. aitefuoou, "a 0'ci5ck.
Hon. thas. p. Collier, with Messra. LaHtas-
ter, DoUuau, Young, B1iasaau, and other
gentlemen Of the Couuril. end Capt. Wm.
fannil called on General ID 90 ths request
of General Gibhon. and bad q luil and frank
Interview aud conference with hin. on tue
subject oi the present status and future coz
diton of the negroes. General Howard sur-
5ests as the besl means OF providing o pro-
wsional administration ior the freedmen.
the selection of some rcntemau bv either
the municipal authorities or the citizens.
and a second by the freedmen themselves
these two. with the resident officer Of the
Bureau, % constitute court for the aiiudi
cation Of an matters corrected with the
colored population.
The General expressed himself freaiiy
plea.cd With she deposition Of the people oi
Virginia, Co act With laiuess and business
hy their late slaves, and declared i 90 De
the ro ol7c Of the Government % en- iofea
fidelity % CONTRACTS. end regular labor ~
the bands Of tee col0red population. lie
remarked that the apprentice laws Of this
State seemed 90 him wise end humane, and
easily adapted 90 the blaeks in their altered
stuati0u and siated that from what be had
seen during his stay IN Virginia, he enter
taired no doubt that O wise, humane and
liberal code OF laws could and would hs
framed, and well administered. 90 adept the
legislation Of the state o. the changed con-
dition of affairs. Meanwhile, shat some
method may be inaugusatsd 70 anticipate
this action Of the Assembly, is the desire Of
The Bureau, and % that ead be made the
above suggestion.
The gentlemen who waited on Gcnercl III.
express ihemselves very much pleased with
th-fr visit.
The Bureau party lea lass night. we be-
heYe, for Richmond. .--fcters5Hr lafs1.
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HANKRRS AND BROK ERs.

NTls, Z. A-1tiorney and Councillor at lss
I once 4s5s Cherry 81: z. o. Box 7ia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

The exhibit published THE morning Of thc
condition Of the public drht on che sGth III
September, wiz be read By the LOYAL people
With iveiv iutereaf, aad i8 cmclrsiau1
reserved with extreme pleasure. We haFe
the gratifying feet presented, ler Che irat
time siuee the cQmmenccuauf li she rc1el-
liou, ~ o n tscf.Qa o. IA. uatl- ac't- ne
Treasury Department. during tle month oi
September. noe only uet 90 erPeuses from
The ordinary r-fenne, 1lt pa.a oi 1919.
600 81 the principal ol tlt aabL There has
nlse beea s.ifhIfauu and cancelled DURING
the month sd.el2.q90 81 ieeai tender notes.
and the interest on the lahl has been re-
dueed s5n0.e1o. The total debt 20 the g0th
ola. Was 81 27ff. ai7 .l2a d. and tha sts-est
slss.52g,2 ,2ld -. lhr amount 81 ieeal Ten
dee notes iu circulation is tBlsHlfslg ana
Treasury held in coin $50. ga. .lss q. anI in
currency $50 ,23G.f .fu la Ihs utais ~
h.1it j. unexpectedly favorable. and BE- ,rIi
exercise q heaiihial influence On che faan-
cea oi The country. hmnllsnsaaslg aith
lh's cneerlug -taiemcut the aecretrrF offer.
shy milton of 5-21 huul5 10 lda. m er-
change Or certificates af indebfeines ms
inring before jaurary o., and compound
interest 1eauuE uaies aui eus and two reaf
treasury notes. This lhe frst decided
nitp % She line o. coutrariiau. ard ii inru-
rates uea policy, which Air. McCuloeh 81.
t1c ability o. sustaiu. and ae haFe there.
fore aasurlnce that iala.iou has renchri
che climinatnz po.nL There s slso =
I prOmise that heacel0ruar4 she rsuufrF VIII
/ experience She wholesome indarnce oi a
staaiV cautruetIou
We erier now upou q new era- Instead
[ oi having % iace an increase 81 = ultiiiea Of
I twD Day in chs padiie delt, ihe Treasury
I is more dam paving iis uav- This achleVe-
nieuf is aecoul OILY n 'alroriauce tq the
{ announcement thai marsel ihe ozd % de
rebellion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

Our stock consists IN part of
Caliooes and Domestic Goods Of al de-
scriptonsi
French and English Merinos, al eolors,
Fancy and Black silksi
Popiius and Debages;
Dustres. Empress Cloths, Bombazines,a and
other styles Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

Mr. Sumner has written letter b. The
New York Post on ihe consitutioual abaii-
tiou ameudmeuf, e1ntendinr that it has
been rat fed by three nurths ol the States,
sad is virtually part oi the Constitution.
Tie quotes The Coustu;iau provision re-
curing proposed amendneut G. be rat-
ned by The Legislatures ol thres llurths oI
ihe several staies, and hotis thaf only
three i0urihs OF the States actually rartie-
iualnr iu the Goserumentf sre restored
aid In Support ol this view quotes Mr. B.sh-
op. who discusses ihe suhieoI la tho th.rl
volume - hia comaucniarIea on criminal
law Ell the mattsr were oue rslatinr tr
any other subject thau slavery. 10 iers1
person Wguid ever doubt thaf. shen thers
are States Elih Legislature and States vita
out Legiliatp7e, and the Constitution sab
niits q question q the determination 20 the
Legislature 81 ihfee-fourths % she siate.
which have LeE.tiaturss. In fact. H daes
not require either legal Wisdora or legal aru-
men = SO THIS, providcd We iooz rs ihs
Poini q 'sconnestsi from The peculiar aub.
jsct 81 slavery"
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, sc
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

TONE & TUNNELLs-,Wholesale and Retail
~ Bookse lers. Stat0ners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
TIA n VAR D
For Sale.

rTInE undsrs gnei cfIers for sale his srlen5is
a Isnnery, wi.h sli q the land and sppuft,sss.,.
ces thereto heia1gar.
vi slso rs.ii uish the ysri sIl a he siork oi
leather tanned, and prncez- of tat ~ sztlr- ~
ira,'i - - se sss Al e Nhich t. usarly rsa.i,
20 ise taken cut
iWill siso seli f desired, sli o. nv i've stock
consssi.ag q Horses. Mica Cess sda iot a. afart
Hogs Beef Gaelic, &c. Alao. nv aouseholi an
hileaea filfnire, a. % enstle 10 uIrcta er -
81 on WITH the tlIsEasess without deIsv Nv plsaa
= oDe q In hn1si Localities f5r the Tsanars a.
M.iing nlslress 10 Nortnern Aiafu.rla \ Sstlai.i 81,
range q lofly hills orsrlookica The yaleF q "a
irnneseee. nad counznandiog ces q he fnesl Fi-s
eastoi ne Aueghznes if = uusi1rrrs--ei II rSsnI
q htsth and safarthere teing 10 spfiuls q nar.
q i2hnE nee stone usier zee giaea.
ms l. 80 srry dns rrt3e plaea ~ z,asi sfaau
- an4 ilst y u. tllcre le1z n1aE NtthIn fuenIY
uiies ol Ne plsce rhe tuilds1r saciasnr -
iauncry gls hui'f gilh specHl rulsrsnas % ftis -
.lliess ihere 1enE BathinE nacazaarT uoW tuf itIs
niaeiinsry, Tia henphs Hnd Chzriestcn kail-
rosa. nua beng pui N opsrz-lun, vi anard GOD
uizrEst Sc I'll ium1ef Sour thas rouid - sEEei
Or ErulInd .. fhe Mi poaii = - lasa llnn hal .
n q rha shors road.
any one desiring good invesfTnfut fsr canii e fn
a.tter q he ahose NAMED tssineesas sofil ~ "a
netier thaa % exlzIns ~ rrulart7 s.1re rrrcta-
luE eiseEhe-e- Terms essy. Pcsssssson fsrsn lra.
ned afeiT. II uEn1ed-
Eeier.. ~ peEn.szica. q ) s. uar~ia aas W. H
Naaces Hlntsrlllt, AA
PR tzfihar paIucuiars errty b ne - letter. 4
Lsseetlf Ala. cr % ne ms prNrrise1 ~ a -
uust q pueziuf. % ne ~ o.. kR
sAAUkL ?. DAzWiN.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.

hIuTAuT DIVISION or my TEsxSssEr, l
CaIiT tiUAaFraaasrEEs OTFlcE. q. 5 M, r Re-. (
NasaYnLE, 'fESN, Sept. 25. lsG5
WILL offer at pub c sale the following desoritet
| ] propertF o. TIE United States, va;
On IuF sday, Ocio Der lea 1855 st Johnsouvilia
! Tenn, EIGE'r BUILDINGS. such a, 5. .oreucuses
Mes aad Dwelling Houses, &c.
On Ihursday, uefober l2th, 1855, TWO HJrN
! DkED BUILDINGS ofdideTent sizss, such as Sore
houses, Mes ana Dwelling House., Stables. Ae
sta tel IN The vicinity q The chsitanooga Depot
% Fnday, OctateT Goth. lss5, sear the ohat.a-
uoog1 DePob Nashville Team. sud continuing
daily thereaiifr until comFi ieied, Two THOUSAND
Tons Old SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, lnors o.
lest CONSISTING Of Car Nhfeis ana Car ANies Bridge
CASTINGS AMI kods, ania large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought scrap To be sold IN lots II IS tons
OF more o. suit the piircha er.
fiNE MILES OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON,
sultsble Tor country Hore Railroad track.
ElGHT THOUSAND POUNns SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on Wednesday, October 26lh. con-
anuing Thereafter Until completed.
SIX MILLION FEEr OF AsSoRTED LUMBER
lmore or iessl a. q noWs
400 ieet Oak Bridge lumber;
foo,ooo feet Pine Bridge Lumber.
l,eNO0o feei OAK Lumber, Rssolted,
u.ulu iedt Pine Lumbar assorted
,un eu last Poplar Lumber. assorted
- 80 leei heech. Va nj ,Eiiclzory .AAf. A..
p = aoia q fss ca oeo feet OF more 3 suit par
So. .oo0shinelest tmore oriessl.
On Moaday, O. orsr son al Andosh, ~ and c..
R. R., ONE HuILpIHG
Ca nondsY, Ociooer s0lh, Ct Smyrna, n and C.
4. r., az O'Clock, D. nl., UNE BUfLDINd.
On Tuesday, OefObar Slst, al Tuiahoma, N. and
c. R., ONh BUILDING.
On Wgdne dsy. November lst. 1s0ll, 1t Deerhar,}
n and Q. r. T., TEN BUILDINGS, MESS HOUSE,,
sc '|
On Thursday. November 2d, at Steven n, Ala,
-FOUR BUILDINGS.
On Thursday, November %, At bridgeport. n.
anf G. r &, ONE BUILDING
On Thursday. Eovemosr I'd, at sheilmoni. n
and g X. R., at Z o'eloek D. m, ONE BUILDING.
Tenn ana continuing daily uoti comp eged, ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENff-FIVE Buildings
guore or lessl. such As storehouses, Mess and
Dwelling Houses. Onces, stables, &c
larfe proportion Of toe above mentioned build
ings are substantial an wen adspied for either
dwellings or stores AZ the same time they are 30
consTucted tnst hey can be readily removed
necessary.
As the land on Hhich these buildings now stand
does not belong 70 the Government the right to re-
move them VII be guaranteed FOR ten days from
date Of saie
Sa e % commence st o'clock each dsy, unless
Otherwise specified.
Any uioTmation desired in reference t. the above
property may be hsd uDOn application 10 capt. 8.
b. Hauill, A. Y. NJ, Nashville Tenn.. or Capt. ".
x Hopkins 4. Y. NJ, Chattanooga, Tenn
Terms cash M 6oVrmmont Funds.
F.J CHILLY,
sspso-tnoyl Capt. and A.Q. NJ, U. 5. Army.
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The Morgan County Troubles---
Troops Needed.

LExISGroN, XIV. oct. 2.
The troops sent out TO Morgan county
have reiurued, bringing with them Mr.
Geardon, the O. s. Collector.
Csptain johnson, who commarded the
expedition. reports that on his approach she
guerrillas disbaudcd end scattered in 90 di-
rections. Captain Johnson was bushwhack-
Cd and his Pickets fired on end driven m 90
night. The country is lull of robbers and
guerrillas. end the people are "a terror The
guerrilla Williams hes forbidden she caiicc-
ton Cf any more lrited States tarts. aud
Mr.. Geardon says be cannot g. back and
collect tue revenue without troops 81 proieci
HIM.
Gen. Brisbin hes ordered che Uuitci States
forces 90 az once occupy and Garrison Bath
Floyd. Morgan end Wolfe e0uutiea.
The Conservative assert that she order
sending an the troops from Ae1tuciy uill
reach here on Heinssiay. et which timc
martial iaw VII le abolished
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

40 RECEIPTS FnR GOons FoR sHfFsTENT
n over ne \. a C., snd ~ n ". Railrasis
III ha z ven hy Eny aRari OF clerk a. ne nereni
aef,ats apd stei ons, uElrss even pacsase nes
49, srTrrfnr ut1rks. Weight Hnd contents &
49, s-l.see uicsi So te plsiniT mzrket. 4iis
= ,,,es-sry iar tbe aEelt D. Cisss.F t1e daereni
F.sss o. rolis. AL rereFts 4 rsi B. u dl-iesiel
- I'D rziziaIr Ule- These tales vi ne -irisiiY
-ss.s.5 Il EH. EAlNG,
-, Ersighf keeuL. n & Q. led n. ". r r
6s-kvila sepi at is15 -esl1ftlm
caste, Press and TEass, Eaaaer ana lsspsica
copy one ncnth,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

The eoiosed people II Bsifimore haEiaz
purshassd o bail ats CO.'S of sis.fa6, aaI
arenuissa the pougias luattus~ It was
dsdicaiea 20 eiucatou aue Itersturs "a
Friday night vita imposinF ceremonies.
Frs8erick p9ugias delveHsgihe dsl.ealsry
orgti6n.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

ETE ANn EtR-As Well a. diseases of The
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood
etc, most successfully treated AZ ihe Naah-
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the POst 0lfce,
=. s. Aboru, NJ D., eXamining phrtician
and surgeon. augie-tf,
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Oity Undertaking

iunesu
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CITY DIRECTORY.


DAEEF 4 saIITa, Nos &c ard - Union street
u lup stsirs) represent the fcll0sirg Connpanies
Htna Of Hartford, Security, manhh Tan aeifellsi
tsn Phoenix and Knickerboeker Life o. New ioIA
and Accident Of Columbus, chic
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FrER q suspension of four yclrs this lustiiu-
~ tian has been rs-orCansEsd, and vii be re-
ist.1ned au MuNNAN, ociohar "a, lsfa.
Tha Collere N fsvorahy situated In quiet
healthy section of country, and every lacilty Wi
L. rrisnIad ior the sn1ulsiiinn ui sound placu'
81 e.lu ainn. The Ccurse oi stud3 VII euitraoC
Ancient SD Modern Languages Maihemtnes, A.
tronoruy. snd Civil EnglugcnnE; Natural Phlioso,
INV Chemistry, and Natural History Mental and
Mcrsi science; Anricrt snd Modeu History, aud
CSrI prsitv. Rhetcric. ani EnClsh latersiure
Rider II FAsStsa, essizted tr Pro.essor J. II
PtcFeit. Professor a. j. Faunng, and other ahie
and experienced Edu'stors, Nin haRe NE imne'
dale uaraFeuont OF the Institution
4 school Of Agriculture,
Under 7. Farninr, eu'hrsc ne tgrcuiiural caem'
istry. Naturs History. snd TIE pracis a mairle-
rne5i q me Farm and ihs Garden. VII he couie
ed vita the College.
Thaeession ~ rrankhu Coi'ege VIII consist 1.-Two
Eerms; The drst vM heg.u ocioter "a, lsea, ana
end February lf.A lSG6i The second Nih efAin
Fehrusrs 18Th and end June e'ih. lSdd.
Expenses per Terni Board Rooms, tuel and
Wsshinr SIS. Tmucn Ia College, saoi luieon m
Preparatory BepartmCni. 80 Noca Musio -
isntor Fec ss.
for Circulars. coniaiuinr further IN 'oruaai on ap
py 20 = fauUng, or ProiossogJ D. t1okeii, Nash
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05

raaaanrsra holiIue Thfuu1h 1Icrsts rsn nara
their haEaaaa checked through ~ da-1na .iru.
Uurd arHFsi uf steamers % O.nrInratI, convex
1naa - D. 3D. ilr1ahali lfrr 1f enafrH ir Hrta.s rr
lenof Al uha O. a Nli Ina siallnarf aicu ~ A
A. 60. W Halaay W naFlioaf. iIot af s. n sifa.L An
9Innifla and Harirsra WaTru uIN 10 Iu raalIIufas,
laulIr and Groaf western lialalV Depot. Ia very
shart distance. tlIua lnsurIuT oonnecu1ua.
Pare Al los, sad time Al gaicE ns ny auT other
route.
rs-rcl-eta can 20 procured n rIucInnah AZ iha
[ Norhrasi eurner BroalsaT uni FrruI Street 80
an West fd1rh Street, and st iia Nee IHssl Hasr
neuot gIncuuaff. Hnuiion and naVfnn ur.aIar.
aali at funciaal uaicsa oi CouncctnF Isufs.
g. D. FuTTEH Caus O. HsRNEY.
Gen. flfEcfAsh fssa. ha'l LnuaTIIs
ID. nIcI4AElH H.cg
eepl1-u General aurrrIutanlianf
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d. d. Denton g. Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourseI-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes,
&c. sc.
d. D. nESTos---------G. n. HUNrEaroN
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies.

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Government Coal az Private
Sale.

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N,sHviIaE ssuL 81 Isss
TWO HuNnRED AND FaRTT THOUSAND
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ofeers' pay accounts aud soldiers final
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Trimmed Goods.
WOOl-KnIt Hoods, NubiaS, SOR-
tags, &C., In this City.

Beng constantly rep eseuiea m the Market b.
an expeFinnced huvor. our stock VII be a. al time
an snd vel assorted, and offered Of The loves
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IaE CoSFEssIoNs AND ExrgEIExcEoF AZ IE-
vkLIn.-Rubhshci Coz she ooneft. and AZ a
caution o. Young man and others, who suiIsr
tom Nervous Debility, Premature nccay oi
Manhood, kc., supplying 90 the same time
The means of seli-cura, By enc Who has
cured himself aiier undergoing cousidcrahla
qnackery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope single copies may be had
of the author.
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