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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
he bel OMeers Assigned their Locm-
tlon--Movements OF General JHbaI
EarIYs

Rebel 0aaeers Assigned their Locm-
tlon--Movements OF General Jabal
Early
WAsHINGTos, April 25.-The Rich.
mond Times, of the 25th, has the follow
ing;
An order has been issued by the Gen
eral commanding this Department, des-
ignating the Powhattan Hotel, corner of
Broad and Eleventh streets, as a place
of entertainment for Confederate off,
GERS and soldiers The Spottswood Ho.
tel is forbidden entertaining oil such,
and those stopping there now are re-
quested to Immediately vacats their
rooms and leave. atassf aa-
Hon. Chss. Falkner, of Berkeley coun-
ty, has arrived in this city.
The Richmond Whig, Of the Oath, has
the following: ~
Gen Sheridan routed Early at Waynes-
boro, about the middle of March, and
put him individually upon the most ire
mendous race, which was concluded in
bringing up in Richmond attended By
one of his staff, sans coat, hat and al
most everything. When Sheridan's
column had swept BY Richmond, Early
there at the time Of the execution of
this city. Upon hearing of this event,
he FASTENED to Lynchburg and thence
toward southwestern Virginia, where he,
ranking Gen. Echols, took command OF
the forces that were retrsating before
Stoneman and Thomas. When last
heard from, being unable to Withstand
the forces in front, and afraid of Gen.
Grant in his rear, he had reflected to
the right and was apparently making to-
wards the Kanawha Valley. II is doabt-
ful whether he has yet become aware of
the surrender of Gen. Lee. We look
with tnterest for tidings from him.
We are authorized TO announce By or
der of the military authorities that the
Commissary of Subsistence of the army
in this city will begin to-day to issue to
all citizens bread at CT cents per loaf of
Is ounces. The humanity Of this move,
prompted by considerable thoughtfuIness
on the part of the military, cannot BE-
over estimated. 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

sTOkE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY d DISCHARGES
AFTER uEENATENG. -fsr5
IRRITATION OF THE NEgK oFTHE sLApl
DER, ISFLAMATiOH OF THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH or THE BbADBER.
sTBAhGULARf AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
URINATING
Yer these diseases II i truly . soYersigB remedy
and too much cannot be said 10 It's praise sifi-
gle dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent
symptoms gr.
Are you troubled with that distresslng main ia
che mall OF the back aud through the hipat A
ieaspoonfal day u the Cone tuition water wilI
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS IA
Have long since Rissn up the use 81 buetin eabsts
ana Juniper Ia the treatment of these diseases
and only thefn for The want OF bet ter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal 20 the task tina. has de-
DIURETIcs q s-'
IrritAte and dTeneh the kidneys, and by constant
aso produce chronic degensration aud confirmed
disease.
IN DYsMENoRRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN.
SITUATION, AND MEN0RRHGIA,
OR PRoFUSE FLOWING
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
the menstrual huid-in one case being too little
and accompanied by severe pain, aud the other
too profnse secrt tiou, which viii be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water
The disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result Of the relaxation Of
the ligaments Of that organ, aud Is known by
sense OF heaviness aud dragging pains IN the
back and sides, and az times aecomran led By sharp
-lancinatlng or shooting pains through the Parts
affected, will, In all eases be removed by the nsd-
icne. as E1tEAE EHEHfe e. ~ rA
There is another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, Uhkeh
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
ap much ignorance, and ia nine csses out Of
ten tbs doctors do not really know whistler 81,
symptoms are the disease the disease the synEp.
toms. We can only enumerate them here.
speak more particularly OF Geld feet, palpItatiOn
Of the heart, impaired memory, akefuliness
hashes Of heat, langror lassitua6 and dimness Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEESTRuATION.
Which In the unmarried fena1e is constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
more grave aud dangerous maiadiss are the rsssit,
and as mouth after mouth passes without am ef-
fort being made 10 assist Mature, the suppres-
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually losez
her appetite, the bowels constipated, night
sweats come on, and Consumption finally snds her
career. u. aFa.-.-.
50 For sale by all Druggists. Price 81. 7Es
WIN. II. GRKGG q co, Proprletors
MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents, No. 80
Clin street, New York.
For sale In Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH 3
FULLER. lan2T.8m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

PITTsBURe, April 25-J. F. Duncan,
reliable citizen Of Pittsburg, just re-
turned from Meadville, mentions singu.
lar circumstance in connection With
Booths assassination Of the President.
While stopping at the MeHenry House,
in Meadville, on the 4th of June last,
Booth wrote on pane of glass with his
diamond ring the following inscription:
ABE Lincoln departed this life, August
18th, 1864, by the effects of poison"
Booths name was written on the ho-
tel register in the same hand writing.
Several of his friends at different times
occupied the same room. A complete
register was KEEP: of sIl the names 81
all the occupants since June last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
s. W. Boynton. mi. d.,

II CITE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident of Evansville, offers
his professional services to the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. From his extensive experience
in the Hospital and general practice Of Medicine
and Srrgsry In the former city, he feels confident
OF his abb ity 10 cure many cases which have re-
sisted IT, casual modes of treatment.
AS Particular attention given to the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar 10 the
climate, saeh a. Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevee,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.


CIScIENAfI, o., March. II, 1864.
This Is TO certify that we, the underSignsd have
been intimately acquainted with s. W. Boyntou,
NJ. D., for about eight yeAFs. Daring thelast SIX
years he has been engaged IN a lncratiev and sue
cessful practice Of Medicine In this city. He
leayes here on account Of III health.
We take great pleasure in recommending HRS,
both socially and professionally, gentleman o.:
excellent morals, and occupying prominent po-
sition among the Physicians Of our city, and hope
be may succeed well elsewhere as he has done
with Us. 2. FREEMAN, M. n,
Professor Of Surgery in Eclectic Medical Tnsti-
tnte, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. SCuDDER ND
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF MIDI.
cine In the H. A. INSTITUTES s rTAI-
.EErfs II. d. GARRISON, MD
Late Professor OF Chemistry aad Physiology in
the above Medical Institute. declO-8rn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

DENTISTRY.
Dental Gard.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN THE
II practise Of Dentistry Or. A. g Jones, form-
srly of Cincinnati, we would annOURoe to the peo-
pie of Evansville aud vicinity that are pre-.
pared 20 perform all operations pertaining to
Dentistry in the most skillfRl manner AriifcizI
Teeth inserted on Gold, Platinum, Silver or Yui-
canite, and as regards beauty Of finish, STYLE and
atarAlnsss Of appsara1ce, We ehailerge eompari-
son with work done where-EAst or West.
We sslieit share Of public patronage
DIS. BIERB0WER JONES
Rooms 4 And 5, Marble Hall,
alt EVansViils, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

PHILADELPHIA, April 25-Jay Cooke
Il Co report the sale of the 7-30 loan
to- day amounted to 81, 023, 500 Largest
Ia stern, S400, 900, from RoGton; West
erll, $4,000, from Chicago Memphis,
81, 800. One Indianapolis subscription
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
UNITED STATES.
u. s.

Special Notice is hereby
givenrto all permanent and
transient citizens of Van
derburgh county that the
Blanks for Income and Ap.
plication for License are
now readysfor distribution
at my Office. ANY person
neglecting to deliver his re-
turn or make application
for license, as required by
the internal Revenue Law.
by the 18th day of May,
1865, will be assessed by
me with the penalties at
tached.
ali R. 8. H0REBROOK, A.A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
A Wise Decision by the Attorney
General

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-A special
dispatch for the BHiletfa from Washing
ton, says Attorney General Speed has
made highly important decision on the
terms of capitulstion of Lee.
In reply to letter of the Secretary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
Tdis SPrcifc rssf1Tes yes 70 JoTnssr hsaiiA a.
0dhoui Il you sec The eFeets Of diseais


This Is the great s. sovereign Remedy
icomposcd OF EATEkACTS from Ind Ian
Roots and IIerbs,) Tor all d ise aaes Of IA
Urinary and sexual Organs, such N
Incontfuenee OF the Urine, Infiamma
hon OF the Bladder, ana I'm ma alton Oh
he Kidneys, stone Ia the Bladder
Structure, Gravel, GonOrrhGR, elect
and Is unFivaled by anything yet dis.
severed for curing the w httes In Evo
m@ns rHam aHa.eE avg
rArn used according 20 directions this hemod.
has ns Ser taste smell, and its cannot Be dc
tsctet oy any one. This remedy IL perfect and 70
auires 70 injeetons which calculated 20 destroy
and doadoh the diseased organs but removes the poi
sou from the aytem, eroatinR buoyAnoy and health.
ssEs no qaaek Medicine, bat Is the embodied en-
safsnce OF tho Physician most successful In curina
all diseases Of this claEs.
Ha- Let none deeIair a. this remedy effects tbs
most Astonishing cures, when all others fAtl.
Prizes only 81 60 per boz, sr boxes for $500.
Sent b. mail any address receipt Of the price
FOR sale By all Druggisis. See tAas my sigratnr
In around each box. stH NT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
MEDICAL.
WOOL.

"E ARE READY To DO CUSTOM WORK
w promptiy- We mAnufscturss aII.wooI COW
erletss new patternsl, Blankets, Jeans, CASH
meres, Sattinetts, Linseys, Flannsls ke an
secured aud Of 3 very superior quality. Also
Stocking yarn We have these goods always %
hand. 10 exchange for wool cash Customers
not visiting our city ship their wool 70 rs by
rHilroad or river express, 20 menuf4cture or ex-
ehaege, AID have their goods promptly rsturned
eE Ens same Cost d m anufa-turinx collected Oh
dsaivery Of goods taken out OF the vol W.
guarantee our goods to give satisfaction We
sand our price Bsts on application. By nail
J.F. GEBHART CO..
Successors 20 Gebhart. Richardson 4 Co
P S.-sone deAisrs have been selling Eastern
Jeans OF inferior quality and color, snd repre-
senttng Them ~ our mako All our piece goods
have our carl attached, 20 the purchaser can
always recogRlxe them as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
ME-I-AA.
WNz2HHzZZl

All the medical men and the Press recommend
Dr. StrickAa1d's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for Diarheea aud Dysantery. II
is a. combination Of Astringents, AbsoTbents.
Stimulants aud CaFminativss, and is warranted
TO effect cure after all other means have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot &, East 4ih
Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. mht0-2td lyw-
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.
Robert Bradford was killed near Mt
Carmel, Franklin county, last week, b,
a tree falling upon him
IRoE.--The rolling mills of Nav AL
| bany have capacity for the mnuufac.
tRi'e of one hundred and twenty tons OF
the best quality ef.rouDd, Fat bar and
square iron per week
| William o. Roose, OF New Albany.
( on charge of saying that he would
/ like 70 dance on Lincoln's coffin, has
| been sentenced t. work sixty DAYS on
Fort No. 4, Louisville Notifications.
KILLED BY THE CARs.-Mr. Thomas
Coffin was killed at the Shoals, on the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, by the
cars, On last Thursday Mr.. Coffin was
one among the Oldest citizens Of Paoli,
Orange county.
Daniel NcMullen, a Lawrenceburg
butcher, with lot of butter, eggs, and
calves in charge, fell asleep on the
wharf while waiting for the Cincinnati
boat, and on awaking walked into the
river and was drowned.
liz. - An experimentaIist in this
place, after his wife had exhausted the
whole vocabulary in the aromatic treat
ment of gaps in young chickens with
poor success, CONCLUDED to try that
grand specific Of all experinenters-
coal oil The effect was almost instan-
btaneous. Every chicken 20 which the
rr'l ~o1 oaririafp~eH Quilted this mum
dane sphere IN a j,hy.--Itoerly Herald
We hope the Herald viii be pleased
to inform us what the wife OF the expert
smentalist did with the vocabulary" af.
ter it was exhausted. -Indianapois
journal
A little jew, who was clerking 10 the
store of Loeb, on Saturday last, gave
vent TO same OF his secesh principles,
when he was Immediately knocked down
by veteran soldier, who would have
finished him had be not taken refuge in
fight He has not been seen since
andersen american.
SHAMEFUL. "A gang of rebels in
Quincy, in this county, had general
jollifcation over the death of President
Lincoln, at that place, on Saturday night
last Anderson american.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. aAin ans Third StS.s
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
l. widely known Hotel has been closed for sew
eTal weeks undergoing repairs. 1t has, during
this time, been repainted inside and out has been
ished with new beds aud furniture The proprie.
tor has made every arrangement TO render his
house convenient, healthy and agreeable 10 ths
public.
Thanking the public for the fne patronage tha,
for q series Of years has been extended 10 thp
washington, be invites q renewal oftheir custom
aud will endeavor TO have his table furnished and
the house managed in way TO merit their eontiu.
ued patronage.
OmRibuses VIII passengers "a and from
tbs Depot free s-tv2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
State Items

NEv You. April 25.-eold. to night,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Remember the loved ones whom you cherish,
Secure the shadow ere the substance perish"
HoFoGRAP AMB RoTYPEs, AND
Il every Kind Of Picture. made in the highest
style of art, az PARKHILL'S GALLERY,
AIS Corner Main aud First Streets.
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For New Orleans.
The Magnificent New Passenger Steamer.
IL UTH. -.

GE0. PEGRAM. Master.
u Il. SMITH. CLERK,
Will ran regularly betwsea LouiaViIls, Cairo aud
Now leans duriug the continuance of naxixr-
tion and her departures from tho different points
Will be published in due time.
This magnificent steamer, the largest ever con.
struetod In the West, has been especially appoint
ed throughout, regardless OF cosi fer the aecoHi.
mediation OF passengers.
Every approved invention haa been ndopted for
SAFETY, while ample power has been given 10 in
sure speed, thus Offering to the travelling public
unequalled inducements In safety, comfort and
speed, With the attention Of experienced gentle.
and officers. as.tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
ID

UHCHIH6
90 sSMAHU
market Wishing to establish a regular
Coin Exchange 10 Evansville, we VII
hereafter sell Specie At closer rates than
any other House in the State, aud viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

. SHAMEFUL. "A gang of rebels in
Quincy, in this county, had a general
lollification over the death of President
Lincoln, at that place, on Saturday night
lsst-Anderson American.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
SUNDRIES.
FISHING TACKLE.
a. 5ohIapfe: ~,

Has just received the fiaaat assortment of Fish
ing Tac'e 10 be found IN the city All who eujoy
angling pastime should call and examine his
stock while the season lasts. Fer sale very cheap
corner Main and Second streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26

aao Tobacco: sCl aFH1 80
"A Pounds bright ounoss
IA Ounces.
A Twist. Brlxhf. Is -
- sweel, 2, ouaeeS wWEW 8
"a lsriEht, aOs. @
bright . Caddaes
Medium . : Caddles
Dark a Caddtes.
"A Pancake, Bright, I4s.
Bright 40 in CaddIss.
Dark 40 : tn adde's.
Navy, Pounds.
s ::ss .: s..,. ...a..[5O VI.
EIdOrado.
Rough and Ready
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EactS Eoi. TIC IscOElc.

Il IS a well established fac. that no 1re.
paraiiou has ever been placed before the
public that as a remedial agent for the safe
ahd speedy cure of Coughs, C1id.. Groups,
luhurnz,, II ,arsenes>. fickling in ,he Throat
Soreness of the Chest aud Iunss. and the
relief OF Consumptwe Cough equal to Coe' 5
% tgt Bois M. Although no; known in the
Western States until the iall of le..}, over
100000 bottles oft were sold ard used by
tie people: lis immense popularity being
the result OF It's undoubtcj u1cri.. The pro
prerars, NeSsrs {. @. CLARK Il Co. f New
Haven. Ct. vino are amongst the most re
liahl. .. the Eastern Drug Houses, have Of
ferl to ?rv man VINO would pro!ur. an
arttfa that would care ;;riv bung and Throat
affection rs quick As Coz ; Cough Balsau,
a reward OF 500 and are without anv taker,
although the offer has bac1 made public
over two years. The bottle compares
tivorably in size with any &C the g. cent
preparations, and lis strength IS second e
none, making it not only the best. but the
cheapest remedy in the world. We have the
uniteI testimony of such houses as Lord 4
Smith, Fuller, Finch & Fuller. Burnham <
Van Schlack, j. II Reed S Co. and H..
Sccvill, all Eeavy druggists in ,he city q
Chicago. togethA II with the assurance OF
Wholesale and retail druggists in all points
osthe Northwest that they are selling more
of his p-5 paratinn, and that it gives greater
satisfaction than any other Cou-h Batsnm
cxtant. No family should he wl5hout ii: it is
within the reach Of al. The price being only
40 cents. In tine of health provide for
disease Ctic 90 Tribune.
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The POtHlo.

The potato i one OF the most healthy and
nutritious OF all or vegetables. Tie rich
and the poor are leveled by its use, for vino
can refuse good mea!y petato7 From Peru,
ITS lace Of nativity, 1t HIS spread in aboa,
two fud half centuries AL over the civilized
worh. 1t hai beeo,ne almost as indispeusa-
Die as universal. Famine has ensued in
| port IONS of the cid wo Il when this staple is
| cut 4tf Surely, such great and common
9iesfing should be carefull7 watched and
brought to its highest possible Development
by silence and skill There 3 re some curious
iacti connected with potato culture. Though
1t ha doubtless improved in farinaceous and
paiafable qualities since it discovery, these
improvements have been more he result of
accident than design. A good variety can be
perpetuaied only by propagation from tubers
lasf$nces are on record ghers, or. Of three
hundred seedlings, not one was like the
pare ht and very few wortk perpetuatibg at
all. This is more discouraging from the fact
that ht takes from three to four years to M
tnre the tuDers from seed
] le potato is very eaSiir affected BIZ soil
aid he same variety viii often have sweet
AID agreeable favor, or s:roHg and unpleas-
ant ne. a. according as the soil in which il
growk Is Eight or heavy. New lands. in wlIieh
the sol! Is light, dry and enriched with vege
table substances, are considered best. Barn
IN lnures often increase tie quantity at the
expense OF quality, and 50 do rich and heavy
clayS Some o. the old ard iavoyite varieties
have become obsolete or lost their original
char ctersf;cs. Such arethc Merino, Carter
aud llercer They are not what they on
were, and - have Dsen superseded Dy the
Prince Albert, jackson White and JerseG
Peach Blow. Rev. }. Pouerov. Of AshGeld.
has a seeding. raised by himself. which Las
stood he test Of several years fair trial, and
which much resembles the old Carter in is
palmIest days. Il Is good. size-las. yea-
ver' large-i. fair yiei.saE. y.niJc L.ieai., all
of an excee ingly delicate daror., 10 our
taste, it i one Of the best table potatoes rails.
ed. 4 new variety from Ireland, the Dainia-
hoy. Is attracting some attention Lv Us oval
for white ie.h, suio III skin and scarcity Of
eyes. Moreover they Rre said to be quite
early and grea; yicIders. !, j.. however. too
new con-r - receive the fIlie5. conG-
deucc.
Not every one ;la: raises potatoes knows
how 10 cook them. Fire aud hot water arc
Necessary 81 ae-Dut gumpiion more. New
II dag pctat,es should BE- boiled wi;n the
jackets Oh. Oder potatoes are often inn
proved by cling. Soaking wriuhi,d pp'a-
toes in cold water for six Jr light hours prior
20 cooking. plu.nps and Lar,leas them to adj
i heavy and s,-cv p haIo i some
times made me.!y b. putting it into bot
water \ table spoonful VI ,ali 10 Two quarts
Ul water, /, eSce,i-Hi TO cook ppia' ,es In. and
II lhey are not done m-aiy by one OF these
processes, they NAV be- considered lncOTrlJlc.
- Springfield RYuJiicla.
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The EslIEuCe

From the y. \. World.
The Siberian plague, as it is called, was
at last accounts raging at St. rsburg,
and already there is serious alarm in western
Europe, for fear that il will extend to the
continental nations. There is every reason
to believe that, like the Asiattc choIer;,, and
all the great epidemic di,eases known to his
tory, i will extend its ravages westward. The
French government has ordered all vessels
fro'e St. Petersburg 10 be put in strict quar-
anfine, while the Austrian govermenthas sent
IA medical commits sion to Russia to inquire
into thenature,o the epidemic. and the best
this is the same disease as that known To
history as the plague, and " hIch has in its
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time visited every Continent but ours. Should
it extend to western Europe, it may not spare
Us and hence its progress will, from this time
forth, be wached with the keenest solicitude
Its character ls that Of IL contagious fever ac-
com ,,anied by buboes, carbuncles, and other
upsigh,ly erupuons. Persons taken with il
often die within thirty hours. 1t generally
last however a week or ten days before term
uatlus fatally.
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new invention in France is said to b'
a amnsical pair of toots which have been ex
ibited to the Fmreror.A every step the pres.
ure of the boots produces melody; may be a
Rmcntsis said to be- extremely convenian,
for dancing master.
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SELLING OUT AT COST!
NJ RS. L. a. X E L L + r S
East Of Court House.

(On account of the inferior b hiding occupied
Come one Come All who ws to chase Millinery of:l
Kinds. comprising Bonnet-. Hats. Cps Flowers, Ribbons.
and Iaces the latest styles Positively largest
riey and stock Of goos offered in this market
Flowers that surpss st ye and beauty any
factured before
Also large and beautiful assortment Of Coas Shawls.
Corsets aces Nets Ladies Caps Infants Caps and Hats
of all kinds in fact variety of goos per-
timing the stock and trade of r-t class Millinery
Store. have just returned from New York CITY, where
purchased goods and confident of having purchased
goods that will suit the most flst lious.
Give a call ladies OF OTTAWA and racinity, before
purchasing elsewhere. MRS. L. A. KELLER.
april S-;m
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F-eGched Sabbath moyni.ig, Ap"il7Gi, on'Me
Assassination Of hJraham Lincotn, Pref
dent Of tie United !States; ut tie Arst
Co.gL. Church, by tie Pastor, N. X.
%HITTLEsEY
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grahd effect. The closing praeer AID bene.
d,cthon was pronounced by Rev. DR.. Storrs,
whiEh closed the exercises.