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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

crew, except the clerk, are saved. The
bar-keeper, Mr.. John Cellers, is badly
hurt, but think not dangerously. The
most Of the wounded are on the Lady
Franklin and the Madison. They will
be taken to the Mound City Hospital.
There we're four bodies blown from the
| Eclipse, over the pilot-hoHse of the Lady
| Franklin, and fell on her decks. Apiece
Of the boiler was blown on the forecast. e
Of the steamer Emperor. / will give
you more details in my next, as soon Is
I find out the full loss Of life. Yours
respectfully, w. g. VoRIs,
CAPTAIN steamer Eclipse.
The Missouri Democrat Of yesterday
says:
The weather has been wet since our
last, steadily and beayily raining all day
yesterday. The river will soon be IN a
| swollen condition; II rose slightly yes
tefday. We doubtless would have had
interesting intelligence from the gorge
below. bu: the telegraph Lines were out
of order. The gorge at St Geneviye
and Cape Giardeau are positively gone,
] but The great enc farther down is of q
more lasting character. some were
willing TO wager yesterday that it will
not break up for SIX days longer.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yester-
day says:
The weather was mild and cloudy un
til noon yesterday, when the sun shone
out brightly for several hours The
mercury ranged at from forty to fifty
degrees during the day, the wind being
from the east. Indicating rain and a
general thaw, and q speedy resumption
Of navigation. At Pittsbdrg, there was
six feet water last night, and the wes-
Their mild and moderating. Here the
river is on stand With eighteen feet
hence TO Louisville, and four feet ia the
/ eamboat pass over the falls.
Capt w. g. Voris, of the Inflated
Eclipse, is in the city. he was 10 his
| room when the explosion occurred, and
was badly burned about the body. he
had the presence of mind TO bury his
face in pillow, which precaution pre-
vented him from inhaling the volume Of
steam surrounding him, He reported
10 the Quaetesmaster that bis boilers we're
unsafe and leaking, and asked to be re-
I lieyed irons duty 10 order that the neees-
sary repairs might be made. Tie Quar-
termasteF, however, refused to grant his
/ request aa
/ Capt. W. A. Gregg recently sold the
shenango to parties IN Vicksburg, for
| $4,000
Captain Neal has sold the S. B. Young
to Capt A. x Irwin for SIS, 900, for the
Memphis and Helena trade
A gentleman who came from Cairo
yesterday, reports that the Government
7 authorities had released the Robt Burns.
and that she was preparing 10 start fer
Cncin : ii.
Yesterday, Mr. John Evelyn, we'll
known st. L0nis pilot, presented to Capt.
q. NJ Holloway, Of the new steamer
sherman, pair of deera horus, with
the head attnohed, beautifully giided
and decorated, the motto being {" FaIrly
Won" in the emphatic language 81
Sherman The Sherman is fine packet
aud proved to be fast on her first trip
Captain Holloway is entitled to the com
pliment.
The Nashville Union of Thursda,
says:
! The Cumberland is gradually declin
ing, with three and half feet large
on Harpeth Shoals. The weather yes
terday was mild and cloudy I'LL dark
when il cleared off beautifully" -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

NEE YoRK, Feb. 3.-The Springfield
Republican says parties east, operat-
ing for q rise, have been boarding But
ter until they hare tuns Of it, and which,
as the season is fast advancing, must
soon be thrown in The market, conse-
qusnce, nothing otherwise than great
tall in price.
The Commercials Washington special
says the Senate Finance Committee
have stricken from the Legislative Ap-
preparation bill the S25, 900 for add.
tional compensation to Treasury clerks,
also the provision that no further expen-
ditures be made for experiments in
Printing.
There is stroug pressure upon the
Var Department to procure a postpone
ment of the draft.
The second poStponerisut Of the Al
bany Bridge case by the Postal Com
mittee, is regarded as killing ii for this
session.
An attempt will be made to secure a
line of Nail Steamers between Califor-
MIA aud Asia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
The Richmond ssatansI on the sta.
umt4on.

nAtion.
NEW YORK, Feb a-The following is
the portion OF The article from the Rich
mond Sentinel referred to ia the noon
report.
Let US keep clearly in view that indie.
pendence, 10 maintain which We drew
the sword, aud listen TO no suggestion
for compromise for the price OF peace
Such a peace would be but a hollow
truce and an uneasy armistics. There
can be no permanent peace where honor
is compromised, or where vital and i'm.
poriant interests are placed in peril II
would be madness Il would be unnat.
ural cruelty after having fought this bat
tie nearly through 70 adjourn ID over fof
our children 10 begin IL auew. In the
tide OF human events this terrible slrng.
I gle has fallen to our lot thus far ss
I have met it 81 men thus far We need
/ not fear the verdict Of history and the
{ judgment Of the werid The past, Al
/ least, is secure. Shall we sacrifice al
our honor through a sudden weakness.
uow2 Shall weseil tie measure Of great
I ness for auy ease that may BE boagh
short Of fall suceassf Shall We, by ans
4 unmanly shrinking from dagger which
we have hrayed for tour years, leave I
heritage Of blood FOR our children, 20
whieh,they will curse our memory Le
US stand firmly 10 oar responsibility
The article closes with this explana
ton
We have extended these remarks {
their present length lest transaction
between this capital and Washington
should enfeble us With With Injurious eS
psciations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

BALTTNoRE, Feb 3-The Senate OF
Maryland today passed the eonstitu-
tional amendment abohshing slavery.
The TiUaes's Winchester correspon-
dent says that the majority Of the de-
seFters nov are not oaly native born
Southefnsrs, but many Of them high
Standing At home owners Of property,
Who entered the army upon principles,
or Influenced by their nearest relatives,
have heretofore taken part cordially
With the Confederate movement aud
stAkei their ell upon ITS success This
view Of the character and kind of men
wLo daily come into our lines becomes
known fact, showing the demoraIiza-
ton among portion Of the people with
il the rebel hnsS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

NEw IoRE, Feb l-Mr Richardson.
lately escaped from rebel prison, pub
lis hes in the Tribune this morning, a
clear, candid aud moving statement Of
the condition Of our prisoners in rebel
hands He proposes, FIRST an immedi-
ate exchange, or second, immediate
special retaliation upon rebel officers
concerning the rebel Government They
are being subjected TO the same treatment
that is given our prisoners he shows
how effective retaliation was in The cases
OF Sawyer aud Flynn and the negroes
who we're put at work on rebel forts
under our fire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
LAW CARDS.
REMOVAL.
THns e MAGHER

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANI.
L featuring Establishment 90 Nc. FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has large and ele-
slsnt assortment Of Homemade Work, as hne as
the hnest, guaranteed - "geod as ths best, and
for sale as " cheap IS the cheapest" and little
cheaper. sf sw--s ealaaH
His entire stock consisting Of tine Buggy.
Coach, and Carriage Harness. hight TrottIng,
heaNy Wagon. Dray, and Express Harness, Sad
aiess In endless variety, Brides Of all kinds n
any quantity, Collars, Girths. Snreingles, Cheek
Lines, Military Work ia short. everything in
ms liass frosn a Aame Strap TO % Menitor sad
die has Teen Manufactured under his imne-
dtate supervision, by skillfnl aud experiences
workman, and Is nov offered 10 the trade =.
EASTERN PRICES. Being able TO compete sue.
eessfully WITH anything in the market in style,
hnishs durability aud price, he only asks trial
Call and examine nor yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
NOTICE.

DUR FIRM Is GOING TO CHANGE ON THE
~ first tay Of March, and those who are indebt-
ed 10 US will pieass come forEard and settle up
their last wears bills By 50 doing We viii con
slider ourselves under renewed obligations e ocr
patrons. We expect 10 add largely 70 our stock
IN March, and In order 20 do 80 We viii havs TO
call on thoss who owe Us for settlement
DANL ,. BATES BIO.
lAn2T-u Sewburgh, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Tennessee River,
FRIDAY. january y. 1895.


EDS Con- This morning, about 81
o'clock, the steamer Eclipse exploded
her isrboard boiler, at Jacksonville,
Tenn. Ii occurred at the landing, as
we were ready TO leave with the fleet
The steamer Eclipse was dashed to the
Lady Franklin. TIE explosion was ter
rife, and a great many were lost. and
about rs badly scalded. We had on
board the 9th Indiana Battery-6S men
--of which 5S are badly burned, and
Capt Norvell, with q guard Of - men.
Of which number are wounded, 4 mis-
sing and 4 dead. OF the boats crew.
numbering IS men, w. NJ, Cummings,
clerk, who was sleeping in the office, is
lost, as the whole forward part OF the
boat was blown iato atoms, the boiler
going forward aud aft
After the explosion, the boat caught
fire. Everything was done to put out
the fire, and to relieve the suffering OF
the wounded men, by the different boats
The gunboat Lexington came to oul
aid and had their surgeons and helI
aboard in short time. The wreck, af
ter floating down with the steamer Mad
ison succeeded in getting into shore
when the ammunition belonging to the
battery, began to explode, and she wa
forced to leave it. The wreck theI
hoated about four miles, aud was entirel'
consumed can not tell how many 0
the crew are missing, as all of the boat
we're picking them up. An the cabil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Sc. Allen,
arrested in December on charge of be-
ing concerned in robbing in the Custom
House, was arraigned before the q. S,
Commissioner on charge of further
embezzlement of Government money.
Collector Thomas testified to the follow
ing deficiencies in Aliens account as
Cashier Of the Custom House Specie
aud demand notes, 54,557 dollars. and
Il cents; Legal Tender notes, $540, AIS,
and two bags of gold containing S., 100,
are missing. The accused was held to
answer in $4,000 bail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS.

fIsHTs Lively ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il - wel ksown thFgeEbout thu. eouatry, pos
ssasss 8tsbis t6Fautazes snbsrf0r 70 auy sisnslar
establishment in the City. havioE arfanEsmssts
for the reception u Prvais horses a. livery o. the
mosf siagsst sad eqHpists description, aud ~ the
ieaest fatss. sN.. Ea aHN
Carriages TO- Fisiiisg 70 Jet beaches, iighs
wagons ard aTsfy kih1 nf rctd tahieie r. "a
H1Fass sold 0s$eomnlasloa Second hand BuzKlss
fof = y at be very lowest prices Passengers for
NaFa % All parts Of tbs country - special ON
rsyanea.
ilavinE pufehnasd the stOck Of Massrs Rich.
sras0n Britaon ~ uosld take krsat pleasure IN
eeommod1tins their old easfomsrs and friends
TORIAS LA6DER.
We taks tate Opportunity q rst1rnibg car
tbSnks 10 CIR frisBds fer tie iberai support they
have giFsn as asd Woald ssileit eoBtinusBos Of
ths sAnns . fhs sntsmsu Who succeed ~, and
Hssm We take great piszsars In recon neDding -
tbs public. EICHAKDsOE 4 BETTTON-
Aalal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Bosros, Feb Both branches of the
Massachusetts Legislature this p. IN.
unanimously passed the bill ratifying
the Constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery.
A IRE in North Adams this a. m. de.
stroyed the Aseade block and other
buildings. Meas and Transcript paper
Offices were destroyed. Loss not stated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
HOME INTERESTS.

70 PhraoiASa.--if yea ~ish 70 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals 1t a small I'D
vaues Eastern prices, 20 aud examine KLLEA
warns stock, where you viii hnd every arsI-
Gle that ls needed by the profession, and prices
which cannot fAi 60 give satisfaction. Their
Stare Is At No. - Mala street maysdAWtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

A nc = n y y . - y E@faFIN a II OF
Bosroy, Feb. 3-The crew of the
rebel steamer Floriga, which vas cap
tured in the har6or OF Babai by the e.
; Steamer Wachusetts. has been >hber-
ated BY erder Of the Government Thew
numbered about 30 They were taken
from Fort Monroe in a tug, and placed
on board the beautiful steamer Canada
which sailed from this port on WedDes.
day for Halifax
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
MEDICAL.
rHHE coNFEssIoNs 49, RxPERIENcE b

q us AVNF h1cIUNs M tAtEhI hAtsk On
AN iNYALIn-
Published for the bers "a and aeaution 20 yonux
men and others who suffer from Nervous DEBILITY,
Premature Decay g Manhood, &c, Supplying a.
the same time the nee Is Of self cure. By one
who has cured himself after undergoing consider
able Quscksry. BY enelosing postage psia aa-
dressed envelope. single copies may Be had Of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESD
dsc9-imd&w Brooklyn, Kings Co.. \. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

HARRIsBURG. Pa, Feb. State Sen
ate has ratified the amen dmeni to the
Constitution sbolishing Slavery.
The House is debstlng the question.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
River News.

The weather continues mild, but the
rain that prevailed during Thursday
night ceased yesterday morning, and
the clouds passed away and there were
indications Of change 10 cooler wea
Their; but last evening it elouded up
again suddenly and commenced to rain,
with every appearance Of a rainy night,
In few minutes, however, the clouds
broke away, and we had nice moonlight
up to midnight
The river here is stationary, and the
ice continues to flow by ia considerable
quantities, close to the Indiana shore,
while the opposite side is entirely clear.
Boats find some difficulty in landing
at the wharf-boals, bat a change Of the
wind win soon clear the harbor Of ice
That which now encumJers IL is soft
and rotten for the mos, part, AID is fast
giving way to the mild weather
The arrivals since noon we're the
westmoreland, Nashville to Louisville
Peerless, Louisville to PASSPORT; Lue
Eaves, from her ice harbor.
The Wcstmoreland had load Of fur
Laughed horses and mules, and nun
Der Of Ethiopian recruits en- route to
Camp Nelson
The Peerless had splendid trip.
Capt. Bachelor failed to make con
neetions on Thursday, and the Darling
was still at the landing at dark last night
awaiting his arrival, but would no doubt
leave early last night She has the most
valuable cargo that has passed up the
river this winter, including nearly 90C
bales Of cotton.
There will be, we are assured, a pack
ct from Louisville to day, the Little Grey
Eagle, we presume, and shippers anC
travellers should BIO ready.
The grand Armada will be the peer
less packet for Cairo this afternoon, anC
abe and her officers are worthy of lhr
most huerai patronage,
We learn that line Of irst elias
boats will be placed in the trade between
this city and Memphis within few
days, which will add much to the bust
ness Of this city. II will, for the pres
ent, be semi-weekly line, to be in
creased if the business will justify.
by proper management the great bull
of the cotton now going by St Loui
aud Cincinnati can be diverted through
this city
The Speed will leave for Green Rive
at ten o'clock this morning.
Up to late hour last night neitbe
the Niagara or St Nicholas had arrived
The Darling left about half-past sist
O'Clock last night.
The Memphis Buliefia OF the %,
says;
Considerable excitement was cause
at an early hour yesterday morning, b
the news that the military had take
possession Of every boat at our leve'
except the Liberty, No ,, the w l
Arthur ana Gipsey. As the particular
are contraband We refrain from gigin
any particulars, except to say the in
mense feet goes up the river.
TIL Q gunboat Lexington eollided wit
the steamer Brazil ON her trip to las
port, carrying away her upper and low,
guards, and, thereby, dumping into Il
river $1,000 worth of satlers stori
from the Brazil. The damage was n,
serious
We find the following terse aeeoui
OF the blowing up Of the Eclipse in Il
Cincinnati Commercial, from CAPITA
Voris of the Eclipse;
STEANER LADY FRANKLIN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
OCEAN qR VEL.

nsHE WILL KNOWN FAVORTIrE CLYDE
built frou stesrssfs u tts ANCHOR LIEE
a steerushfea. LIB kRzTA $50 CALEDONIA"
"BETIAH II" ana - UsIIED kiteDO a." are
fatsuded 70 sal fsrtnizhuy 70 ssc from HsS
York oarryfaz pss-suesrs = and from LfFsrpsoi.
,la.zos bsffzst, Dublin. Wstsrford. Cork Lin
eFiek, GslTsys Or L0na90esfry. These stsaDsrs
v4r- i u NJ specially fJr tbs Afiautc trade aBd
are divided asso waesr Asd sir-tfght soapsrt-
BATES OF PASSAGE.
Fron New York 20 sny Of tbs zbovs pIaass
Cahins. $40 and ellSs ssssrsEs, sz5, payabis ia
Azsrican cgrrs1cy.
To Ssw York ron any Of the above places
Cabins. eeS sH0 E50; Storage, as. pzyabls n
TslS Or ifs squi4sisni in AnleFscsu earrsncy
IhcEe who Hisb 20 send for their friends csn bay
tickets e fhssa rsis- from The AE~ufs.
FEAHcIs MACDONALD a CO.
5snZT-3m Bowling Green, New Terk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
THE VERY LATEST
Fl 10
II f. L T. Il Il a p H



ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2-The State Senate
yesterday passed the resolution almost
unanimously directing the Judieiary
Committee 10 inquire into the expedi-
eney Of calling another State Conven-
ton, revise the Constitution, and make
a fundamental law embodying only gen
eral principles, applicable 70 all times
and nations. The resolution Is prefsced
with a preamble declaring that the pres
ent Convention does not appear to az
swer the expectations OF loyal people,
and states that the delegates are vast
ing their time in iruitless debates and
considering questions for which the
public mind Is not prepared. The Con
vsntion was yesterday aud today mainly
occupied ia discussing the motion to
strike out the words white male IN
thu section Of the Constitution defining
the qualifications for Governor.
The famous sanitary sack Of flour be-
longing T. Mr. Gnddley, which sold and
resoId IN Nevada and California till it
realized one hundred and sixty-fiye
thousand dollars, for the benefit OF the
Sanitary Commission, changed hands
twenty-ihree times at public auction.
The Merchants Exchange to-day real
lied S3,775in behalf Of the Soldiers and
Orphans Home The sale will be con-
tinued tomorrow; after which the sack
will be taken TO New York
The Paducsh correspondent Of the
Democrat says the rebel Gen. Chalmers,
ia speech Al Couuth in the early part
Of January, accused Hood Of selling
him out, and expressed the opinion that
the Confederacy bad gone under He
told his men that they could do as they
pleased; be should have nothing more
to do with them, but should quit and
try 10 save the remainder Il is also
stated that the rebel Gen Morrow had
sent letter to a personal friend in the
Union army, stating that be had lost all
faith in the rebel leaders, and wished 70
surrender himself to the Federal com
mander, and is now waiting near Cor
NTH 70 ascertain what terms will be
granted az officer Of his rankzsoIuntarily
returning 70 his allegiance The noted
Gen. Roddy is also said 20 have applied
for pardon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.

TRKAsuRY DEHzETMENT. 1
oFTIcE OF CozrTKoLLKR OF rHg tuRRKNsr, J
Washington Jsausry isth. ls6S.
WHEREAS b satisfactory evidences presented 70
tue nnGersi ned Il haa been made TO appear that
. TKe EvASsTffIx NATx3SAL BASx, 4" IN the cisy
OF EvRnsvilis. IN the county of YanaerburEh aud
Stats Z iHdlAn8, has heea duly crgsaired undsr
aud according to the requirements Of the Act 81
e~ngr-ss entitled can Act 70 provide a National
Cnrrency secured BY a pie3ge Of Z. $. Bonds.
snd % provide fr the eireuiatien and resumption
taerssal approved Jane 80, 1s64. and has COM
p ID With all the provisions % eaid set required
% he complied with before commencsng the busi-
ness ~ nspking under said act.
Z NeNs LHkakeaRK. I. Hagha McCniieeh, Gimp
Ireier Of TIE SuFr do hereby certify that The
Esansfiiie National Rsuk. in the eits Of Evans-
vale, "a tus county 81 Nsnderburgh and State Of
Indiana. y authorized e. commence the business
II banking uneer the Acs aforesaid
m testimony shereei Witness any hand and seal
OF etane this aiaeieeath day q January. ls65
a. uDGH McCuLLOCH,
Nomrtroiler % tha Currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Advertisements inserted In Special Notice col
nmn charged twenty-five per cent extra.
Local Notices, Is cents per line. No Notice,
however short, inserted for iess than (sll one
dollar
Marriage Notices, one dollar FUNERAL Notices,
ono dollar.
Ivertisements discontinued before expiration
o. contract Will be charged for the time inserted
according 70 the above rates.
All transient and occasional advertisements
mnst b. paid for IN advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
sTfRa0N 4 sPHOUbE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Gold In New York.

NV YORk, Feb. s,-GOld tonight
20ei.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
TRANSPORTATION.

NrEAM WkEKLY TO LIvKRfUOL, touchiux
~ a. QuEk NSf0WA. tcoRx HARnoRl The
uHii known sieamers Of The i.iverHool, New York
spd PhiladelFhis Steamship Company unmaE
LtneA Carrying the 4. 5, Nails. are intended Is
szil a. iailoea
knlShuR0n ...............-..... SatErayy, Dec. 10
GLASGOW .......-............... Saturday, Dec. II
CRY % MkNeHrsfKR ........, saturday, Dec. "a
And every succeeding saturday, II Noon, FROM
PIER a., North River
RATAs OF PASSAGE,
sPayahle 10 Gold OF lie equivalent in CurrrEay.s
FtEsf CAnIN...... $50 90 sfEERkGn........S $50 %
do 20 London. IS % do 90 London. 81 90
De to Paris IS % do % Paris ...... 20 90
DO % Hamburg 20 % DO 20 Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are also forwarded O. Havre bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &e.. a. equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool or Qusenstown. lat Cabin
-s7t, $50 sitH. eteerSke $50 Those who wish
10 nd for their friends eau buy tiekofs here a.
theae safes.
For further Information apply a. the Company's
onoes JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
IS broadway, New York
hEHN Antilles, Agents,
decs-am Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

W. J. LeWSY, Csc y RArhRoSR, Dawn J
AkcKEx. Law isLEHKARF, SANL NJ. AncHER
SASH AAYARp, RoBf- X. DUNKFkSoN, SAMUEL
oEE, eKe. p HrusrEfa, Csc r. RAKsT0N, Ma
hEiLaAN, kosf. r. RosxgTs, Of Evansville; Jas
+. D. LANtEe 81 New fork n q NEfFELroS. OF
Cincinnati,
CfFtcKas
WILLIAM Z. Lowry. President:
SAMuEL ORR Flce- President;
ROBERT r. ROBERTS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
VA. D. LoWRY, sAMr ORR, \. J. MAckrv. Csc.
+ nunsrnrH, Ron'r X DsNnasaN, sAMur1 n
AzehEA, kosHRr r. R0HxRrs.
THIS Bank viA b opsa for BUSINESS a. the cor
her q Main and WaEer Sfreets. unser Brown
nunkerson 4 Co sscfilee. |en Mensas ~ aoth a.,
February, 1895 ianqs-tf
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A CARD.

Ths uuaerssznsd having sold cut his entire stock
a. E.eady MAJ CIothinz, ard GeuflsnzsBs' Fur
rfshfuz Goods, ard retired from the business,
her-sT sxprsases bis grateful zeknoEled esuenss
- - uua,srozs friends and customers Tor their
80 uztronags % literally sxtsndsd 70 hin, and
zouid respectfully rsconusnd Msssrs. Taylor a
Co whs havs succeeded him in tbs bge6@ Asud
uho are no@ prepared % furnish % tn ezzzsbm-
- sTsET ArtEcis IL their lire. Of tbs ~ f@ss
quslilyl and a. ths zsst favorable prizes.
49, n. LY0B.
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