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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
THE VERY LATEST
II e LIE q Il APH.

No REPoRr.-The Wild winds of the
past 50 hosrs have Frustrated the wires
east, and we are consequently without
any report except our special of yester-
day noon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
HON L IHPEREsTs.

70 rHfuetAsa.--ff yoa uish 10 pus1hass pine
pruea, Medicines, and Chemicals At a email .a.
fanes ca Eastern prices, SO and examine 3 stlHa
WHff's stock, shere you Will aud every aril.
ele that Il needed by the profession, ard e. prices
which cannot f.il to give satisfaction. Their
slete Il a. Ne Il Main street mayaa&wtf
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3

La order 70 furnish Coin IN hand 40
parties who mas Rish 10 bnv largely We
viii keep constantly Ga hand, ia large
pieces, from Twenty-Five 70 Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash
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Notice to Contractors.

THE COMMON COUNCIL or TIE CITY
4 81 &vAnsyike wsn receive sealed proposals
naal tae 2oth day Of March IssS. for eonstrrct-
va - esrth-wAy scrvss the Canal on Bond street,
simtar 70 The one built scrOes ths Csnal on Inxis
By A. NJ McGAzrr, Dsrusy.
clarka oeauss FsA. ara, iSsS ms-tso
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
NEW MUSIC.

IN EM9RY's COLBY cHATw;g
~ ballad - & Willard.
PHEBE DEEERsT. TELL. OFF TILL NE ?
HOME OF ~ GHIADH00 y
b ChAs. ~. Clever.
. ny BOY, How CAB j sBK. T0U DIgf"
tEsp3y y, - p ar Nsshef We Cone Home 70
DE b HsEry Tneksr
nne lof = InslTuHsn ~ Music Ias1 rscssv 4
4 gfsIJ HABEES 3 COHFEGTOEss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
Old

market Wishing 10 establish q regular
CON Exchange n Evansville, We will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
GOLD.
G 0 D

haFiaE now S Special Partner in
New York, who Is almost constable =
ne 9oia Room, We viii hereafter be en-
s s q take advantage Of the constant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
FOR SALE.

Building Lots for Sale.
No. To- NV X % lot go, Donation Eniarxu't
No. ~ Lots - aud 22i, do DO
No. Isl Lots !, 2 ?, and s, block IS, Eastern
Enlargement.
90 10; Lots $ aud II, bloch 90, Eastern Knl'x
No. 30 a0xiiz feet Of lots % aud %, ORIGINAL
Plan.
Ne. Il Lots aud 2, block I, Batteli Piaos.
No. -. Lot :, black I. Northern Enlargement
Ne 81 Lots 10, H. u, ~, II, 10 aud 10, block
10, North Eastern Enlargement
Ne. "a; lot "A, block ~. LamAsco
No. IS Lots aud 4, blsek -, IAmAaco
No. .Hi Lots g. 5, aud 10. block 50, Lamanro
Nc. ~ Lots !, 2, ,. as, 8, 81, 20 and Is, block
"a, Lamaseo.
No, 2s Lots u, ~, ~. block "a, LAmAsoo.
No. % Lots 2, ~, ~, block "a, Lamaaco.
No 30; lots }, 4, 8, o, ~ and half Of %, block
50, LAmaseo.
No. 81 Lots 20, ~, ~, IsAbeIla Piaee, corner
Of Franklin and First Avenue
Nc. ~ Lot -, Sermaa Building AssoeiAtion's
Subdivision
Alao' 100 lots In Walkers Addition % LAmA,eo
City.
Title perfect and terms eaay.
Apply AZ No West fhird street EvAnaviite
WALKER EuNkENHEIMKR,
fehtR.fmHkw Ri p.t.s. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
REGULAR PACKETS,


TIE last and elegant steamer MARMORA Can't
seupers Eugene Rudd, Clerk, 10 reasfy frsfxhts6.
and vi leave for Nashville and ali fns@rmsdfate
ports a. : Q clock THIS EVEEIEG
Ior frsighf or passage apply ga board or 30
mls-It HALL A EUDD. Axeut.
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WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney at Law ana @. s. Claim
Agent.

Attorney at Law ana &. s. Claim
Agent,
l. authorized b ths Government 10 sreeure Pen.
sionas Ieuaty Money. Back Pay. Bounty Land
Claims for HoasEs aud other PnosxarH destroyed
while In e sorsioe Of the Government, and al
claims, of whatever kiua or nature sgainat the
uuited States
Bounty for Discharged sOldiersl
by an amendniaat 10 The Hoanty Law. passed At
the last session u Congress, AN soldiers CT
other persona who hare bssa o. sAaH Asrsaftsr be
discharged within years fosn the date Of thslr
saistments by reason ef wounds received In battle
shah receive the Same Bounty a. though they
served two years.
of'lce gbla Main street, over Keller's Gun store.
opposite The Cours aouse, Evansville. Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stasnpa.
Aa-aeoa references given u required mhz9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
SHIRT MANUFACTURE.
J. s III rs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
NO. - second st,
trs EaAH's HLocx1

GHIRTa MADE TO ORDER FRoa ssr
- ~ nsnt kna . e wArFmnfsd A 60 ].
Rad .Haas Shirts Mad Coli.rs aiwmv.ss 49, "a
~ prices that viii salt the parehs~~r rT.rks--
sAaflss Sticking Bssoans, ae dsDs ,,lsh e--e,,-..
2ac asspasch
Fh&ak al FER pzss tzsors tkss sul,.rrts.. 49,.
=. 10y seiaessa eentnAaos u tie p4sronSrs .
1es.A.iy ossse~ea sof TIE PAST axs yssEs-
@eszH sNfTp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
REMOVAL.
THns. @ MAGHRR

uAs REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MAEU.
- Leet1r1ag EztablishmsEt 70 No. : FIBsT
s1kkkT, below Main he hss = large and .se-
xAzt AazoTFZezt Of Home-zsds Work. - ane
ne znsats guarsntee1 xsod e. the ba4f.' and
Or sais - @ehe&p - the cEs3peat.~ snS little
sAsapev
His saftrs stock - consisting 81 nne Bzxgy,
.csshs a1d Carriage Harness. Light Trottinx
nsAsy @Ag8as Dr2y, &nS Exprsss Harness, Sad
atass IN e1alssz variety, Briaae# 0f All kinds, So
szy qzArsifys C1Ii&rs. Girrhs. surciEgiss, Cheek
L4ne8s Military WoTk in short, everything n
Chs line. from q H4zze strap 70 . q Monftow SD
&As@-hAs be@n manufactured under his fursa-
1Azts sgp@rvisiou. ~ ski1sfEI ana sxp@rssuo~a
workman. ard IL rev 0E3rea 70 the trassa -
EAETERE PRICES. Being ahss 70 rorarata go
ssasfaliy With anything in the market. II stvI-
hniah. durability. and psine, be oziy asks rial
t@a snd examines for Tours$svsa AgzS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
EXPRESS.
- oaN1 -
EXPRESS COMPANY.

EXPRESS COMPANY.
fINHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPAgY az.
spestfully ANNOUNCES 10 their friends anA
pasrens--ths pabisc o. Evsnswiils aaa xseluity--
that, vita decreased facilities f8r the trznsports
tion Of
FREIGHT PACKAGES. MONEY.
AND vALUABLEs,
Lhey solicit = cohtianaaes q farmeg s1.ors
k4pceiAl care taksn 10 the r0IincftaH Of ngIls
Drafts. Notes. asa sAs transportation OF vaiusbIs
packages.
Aay information In rssAEd b shs routes. ke !.
can b obtained - ths oeae@en first street. nsxt
door 10 the Po4somee THOs aAfruKn
y Axsus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Dr.. strieklanS's Piis Ee-nasv - 49, az.
s@sas q re Esrst esses o. Blind anf Bissfin
fia@- u xises ifafnefis;s relief ard snseos p
Eznent care. Try u DIRECTLY IA w.rr.etsf I
cgre.
Ior sac By al DruzEists. General Depot Es
F0zrth street Ciucfnrsfl. ofio
mhfo-ZtdElrw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
GOLD.

We are also prepared to sell Gold on
a margin Of thirty per cent, and viii
hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty
days
We also receive money on deposit,
discount good paper, bug and sell Ex.
change on New York, and transact a
general Banking business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
GROCERIES.
Family Supplies.

klED APPLES, Dried Psaehss, Drisd Beef
- HoaiHy. Buekwhsas Fisur. Cannsd Fruits
oystzEss sAraines. Lobsters. Pickles. Extrzet
a14 ASseacass &c, &c- Fancy aud staple ra
eefiss xsasrslly - log - the lowest, Al
fiCKEzT BROS
- 4Aia Htrses, nsaS the canal
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FINANCIAL.
U. 5. 1-sQ LOAN.

By authority Of ths Secretary Of the Treasury
ne usdsrssgsed has assumed the General sub.
ssEiPtiOa Assney or The sale ct Unis-d States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and thrsc terths
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
NOTICE.

To Tobacco Buyers and Planters.
TUE GREEN RTyER TOBACCO WARE
heuss sill have regular ssiss ca Tussazs AaA
Thursday q each week. eemnsnsSnz a. Taesfax.
the 2ist inst SUMMERS 4 SPEED
EvAnsvills, March Is. ises mfT-sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
U. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

rAs-s eoOds ARE ao~ ~OrtA psvmium o. siss
pr cent iHsindiug sOla interest from Sorsas.s.
which nAkss the actual PrOat % the "a Io.s. :,
sHrFsnt rates, iueisdias Interest. Abous sen p
cent per snuHm, bssidss it. ssS.gsiss f-os si,ss
esd as--iPai s-zaasoa, s-aioA add. o- - to ts-.,
Pe s-s s'-s according 70 the rats Isvis On o., sr
property. The interest .. payable .sni-aanuaily
By coupons sitsshsa TO sAsh nois. which may b.
cut &c aud soia to ASy bsRk or banker.
The int.r-.t .r,o,r.. o,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
M EDICAL NOTICE.
DR. :. S. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon.

kIAvIAG PERMAHxsTLT LOCATED II
II E5sasFiiles ofsrs BE professional ssFsless t.
fka eitfzenG % KzsusTSlia and sieiEity.
So gfaea aHd Fsai8snoe ~ Haln street esors.
sils x. x. Depot He allI y faand q Brrssgt.
ton & Wes1's Brasx stere. 81 tS@ egrrsr ~ F3.srs
sad MATS. fraRs e V sieek 4 = 80 szv.
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Palenl DapIe1 nIIplIe sklrt.

COMBINING
Elegance. Ltghanesa. Canfara ana
Economy,
And uhgasstionahly ths rsaSi desirable s~tfrl.
Ads, fsE saehy
J.F as. A. COOLIDGE,
mit-am ~ sad is first strsat
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Seven-Thirty Loan.

nsss Notes Ass issasd under data Of August 18Th
issa. -aa are payable three years from that tine
IN currency or sss e~svsrtlSls. At The optics Ct
sh- hola.r. int
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


suasaAessssat fee 7hrss pollar.-fasartaaip i.
adrascs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

W. @ MANI, late Colenel Of the a2d Indiana
Volunteers. VIII be candidate Ter City Marshal
sub ect to the approval Of the uaiea Convent ion
maria,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Noies Of all the dsso@in.sisns named vii lie
promptly furnished upos reesips q .ah.srip,iesa.
ThGsi.
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JAY COOKE,

sos-1SIFrro~ AesNr. Phaa.lslpAla
50 srAscalrzfoss wELA "a Ascsnsp ~ ras
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EVANSVILLE.
And BY
THE NASHVILLE EArIosAL BANK.
me
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

GON AcN GTle1uk.
The unriysikd steamer Lady GAY, JOHN J.
WILLfAhkOE, Master, Capt. n. W. Bsttzhoorsr
Clerk, viii leave fsT Ees Orleans and inferue-
dists psrts, this Saturday evening, ~ o'clock
Tor freight or pas=age apply on board or TO
HALL 4 kUDD, Ag>nfa
Ths new and splendid steAmsr LADY CAV.
VIII Leave fer the shove Gad intsrnedists ports
to-day, Sat aFtays March 18th.
FOR freight or H@ss1gs apply to
cox q HUMPHREY, Agents
FsF Nashville.
Leaves SATURDAY, the Isfk. AZ i2u
The nae Passenger steam MARM0Rk. Cant
streapsr, Miilsr-Clerk, will tAks frsixhf for a
points On the Cumberland, AZ packet rat,s
ml7 HALL kRUDb I~sns.
Fer soath Csrroiltom and Hartford.
Tbs steamer GIN. HALLEcK uIH run rexu.
iAFly tStSeep Evansville, and South CsrfoIttos
and Hartford, on Green river, making two trips
Nsek.
Yer freight or passags sppIy os board or 70
mH cox HUMPHREY
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET


nos ossrci By the eevvssrasn,, and 4, s. cora.
dealt, expected tA.' It's Superior advantage WI
HiAks Il the
Great Popular Loan of the People
tsas han s4oo,ooo 90 rsmAiH uusold. whiaa
wiIi probably b. disposed Il wfshIn the ssxs %
or - a,ys. whsn she uotss via undousssaiy cons.
@saa . prsmiHss, has uaifsrmly bsen The
eass On closing the subse ipiions 90 other Loan.
81 Srisr that ritissas Of every town ana see,lsn
q The eounfry may - saorlsd fAeilltiss Coz
taking she ie~n, the National Banks. stata Bsnk.
and PrisAis Rankss. throughout ths sountry have
gsasraliy agreed % rsosiss Subscriptions 81 var.
sab eTibers wiii select their ewn assuts, IN whom
tAey have eonAseane, and who only arv 10 -
resfonslhls r tbs delivery o. The note. gor which
Ehs4e
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Will and Mood.

Our will is not always superior to our
moods yhe heart is fine instrument,
which the atmosphere easily deraugcs
Ordinarily, the natural instinct is to strug-
gle fearlessly in the face of death; yet
there are moments when the feeblest cou-
rage feels how easy it would 1c to die, and
resign itself, without q will, to any for
tune. TO struggle at all. at such moments,
would be something worse than death.
Such moments are, however, of very brief
duration. They are adverse to our most
precious instincts: indeed. it is in the tenn
porary Sleep Of our Instincts that we in
dulge in moods of this erriny and debasinc
character. Life is Il duty, involving many
strtes and cmbavrassmem;s; tie fear to
encounter. and the effort to escape from
which is quite as litt!e creditabl. to our
manhood as our religion.
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A CoSvERsATioN WITH A. II. STEPHENS.
a friend who saw and conversed with
Alex II. Stephens. on oard the steamer at
Por1 E"val, writes as follows in a private
letter: He looks much older than when
saw him in the House in 81. He converses
freely and does not appear at all like n
prisoner of war. He says lie never saw so
marked change in four years in any two
men, as in Abraham Lincoln and jefferson
DAVIS. He expressed great regret at the
Presidents assassination, admitted the
Confederacy was played out, and seemed
anxious to have peace declared and the
matter settled as speedily as possible. His
idea is to have the different rebel States
repeal the ordinances of secession and nc
cept the Constitution Of the United States
and vote on the constitutional amend
ment. He expresses the opinion that the
seeding States will not pass it. He ac-
knowledged that his Miliedgeville speech
was almost prophetic. and that he Went
with the popular curr.;t to prevent any
clash between himself and Toomhs He
appears to have no concern for himself;
says he is only anxious to secur- as honor
able terms as possible for his State and
people. the majority of whom. he says,
never were secessionists. He is bent over
very much, his hair is rcarly white, his
voice is lower and not so shrill as former
ly. and his hand trembles when he uses it;
but he talks as smoothly as ever, and his
eyes flash as in days gone by.
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w. we &; .tc,,..s may perhaps, with
:uct,: ~..:..' .s.t l.t-ty he described MS the
spa; i d.s,"very. Genius is the verv
Eye OF intellect and the wing Of thought.
1t is always in advance Of its time. 1t is
:hc pioneer for the generation which it
pr.c.des. For This reason. it is called a
seer-and hence, it's songs have been pro-
phecies. Its promptEess of dscernmcnt,
lis courage for adventure, its energy in
pursuit. and its unsefish surrender to
others. Of the quarry which it strikes, are
the great indications of it's character.
Genius is largely endowed with what may
be described as the imaginative judgment
"a faculty which enables it to fly to its
conclusions, long in advance Of the slower
processes "f reasoning. While ordinary
minds attain their results, step by step, bv
laborious diligence and doubtful! thinking,
it reaches its conclusions by fight
equally swift and certain. Co.., abus- like
it penetrates and passes those wastes which
other trcn trembleto survey. Its province
is new empire always, and still conquest
rather than possession. The way once
opened, it yields the path to other foot
steps, and is never so much at home as
when it leaves the Travelled thoroushfare
behind it,
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Lee capltuiation, ne seemed utterly I'M
able TO grasp the situation. He still
thought himself able to make war or
peace, rs he pleased; and it is reported
that he even hesitated at accepting the
terms granted by Sherman. and subse-
After spending three or four days at
he proceeded to locate his capital, open up
Government Offices, confer promotions, aI'-
point generals &c Nothing could exceed
his infa;uation He wasted time which,
for his escape. was invaluable, in keeping
up the forms Of Government :*hicl, had
no existence. Tie train of GovGrnrnc Mt
aud bank specie had already started for
the South. OF his own safety, tIr. Davis
seenled to take little thought. He fanciel
himself at the head of powerful people.
able to marshal armies and offor battle to
the North. He did not realize that his
fortunes were desperate.
In the midst Of ali this dclusion came
the intelligence that the negotiations We're
ae an end; and then Mr.. Davis and his
Cabinet set out for Georgia. Their subse-
quent movements and rate of progress arc
probably not known in Richmond. Upon
the great mass of the Southerners, the
crash of their Confederacy has fallen as
suddenly and unexpectedly as an avn
lauche. They were confident the struggle
would last another year, and many hoped
for final success. 1t is hard to realize the
infctuation of the Confederate Administra-
tlon. Confederate paper was not worth
two cents to the dollar, and was kept up
to this figure solely by the sale Of Govern
ment specie-which Mr.. Trenholm put in
the market ut sixty tor one. The Confede-
rate armies had wasted away by losses aud
straggling Joe Johnston had some $4,000
men, Lee 35 600, and in all there were not
as many as 100000 men in arms East Of
the Mississippi River. Kirby Smith and
Magruder might, perhaps, have together
25,o00 men in all. These troops were
tolerably clothed, but the equipment of
the army was inferior. The horses of the
cavalry and artillery were inferior, and the
former were 80 greatly reduced in num-
beis that they We're utterly insufficient TO
protect the Confederate communications
How Mr.. Davis could shut his eyes to all
this, is perfectly marvellous; but he did,
and when people spoke to him of ncgotia-
ton, he doubted aud arraigned their pa.
triotism. Gen. Lee had, beyond all. the
most gloomy forebodlngs. AS early rs the
9Th of March, he wrote letter to Mr.
Davis stating that he could neither ho.d
his lines nor withdraw his army with the
small number Of troops at his command.
And yet it is said that, in n speech at
Charlotte, Mr.. Davis spoke of his inability
to understand why Il force Of IL, 900 men
should surrender. Judge Camnbell con-
stantly pressed upon the attention Of the
Government the fact that the war could
not be carried on. in the vain hope that,
unable to dispute the statement. they
would draw the necessary Inference. and
consent to negotiations upon the basis Of
reconstruction. But he counted without
his host
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Columbia.

Mr.. EDITOR: Our duty--that is, the duty
of the old citizens-is to shake off the
lethargv that has enfolded them so closely
for the last four months, and bestir them
selves into something like action, and pre-
pare for the business Of life. Do not
despair. Lift yourselves out Of it. Help
yourselves and others will then assist you.
Your beautiful city is to be rebuilt, and to
resume her place once again among her
sisters in the march of progress and i'm.
provement Some there are who have
done wonders already. There is nothing
like trying. if it is on ever SO small a
scale: it will encourage further and renew
ed efforts. and finally end in gaining the
desired object. Do not let strangers take
shis great work off Your hands. If YOU
longer pause and wait, 1t will be done be-
fore YOU are aware OF it. There are great
AMI trying imredimeutS in the way; but
they WI melt into thin air before energy
and perseverance.
The want of q market place is begin
ming to be felt. The people are bringing
of TIL streets, and Ary1r.ng down their
Let us have market, if it is only TEN.
porary affair; and let the city authorities
select some wide street, building the mar
ket house-a nice, light. airy structure,
with some attractions about tin the
centre: market that is market Let
the city fathers commence action as soon
as circumstances will permit; for the
question Of a suitable place for the above
desirable object has been in contemplation
tor long time. AN OLD CITIZEN.
BoGus.--The word Bogus" we believe
is corruption of the name Of one 'l5or-
ghese, u very corrup. individual. who
twenty years ago or more. did tremen-
<lous business i'll the way OF supplying the
great West, aud portions of the South
west, with vast amount Of counterfeit
bills and bills on fictitious banks, which
never had an existence outside OF the for
g"tva brain' of him. the said Borghese
The Western people, who are rather rapid
III their tall; when excited, soon fcl! into
the hahit Of shortening the Norman name
Of Borghese tc the more handy one O.
''Eoeus," ana his bills, and all other bills
of .kc character, were universally styled
by them "Bos&s cur:ency." BY an easy
and ac7 very unnatrra process of tsnnsi
t,, or ma. or:cal tor rnncr, the wc,l
is now occasionally applied to other fraud
alent papers, suc!. a. s.!aIn mortgages. bills
oc ss:c, cen:cya:.ce, &c. We believe it
has not been inserted in any dictionary;
1T least. we do not find It eithe! II Well
$500 cr Wci"cc, .rs
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The Misses T. TT. Eordecai,

pHNG desirous oftaSing limited num-
ID Der Of pupils, will open school for
young ladies and children ofho;h sexes. All
the branches Of an English education will
be taught; also, French and Music. Pen
manshlp strictly attended to. This class
will meet three times week. Terms for
writing 25 cents lesson, payable weekly
in advance. App!: at Alr. H. keenan, >
residence, corner Rich land and Sumter
streets June T :;
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WIN. IEGLISS. Earhcr.

M 0oT respectfully inior:ns his old Gus
We toners, and tn. public generally.
that he has removed from the Arsenal Ilill
to the Campus of the 5. G. College where.
by strict attention 10 his bus ness he sul-
cits q continuance. OF his to,mcv patronage.
Barbcrng in all its branches promptly
attended to- June T r."
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Lost,

u pETWE ZEN point three miles The other
- side Of the river and the residence of
Mr.. Vim. Simons Bull corn er Of Ela:.dirY
street, q GREY UNIFORM JACK Er, con
tanning sundry letters in tl.e rocket, ad-
dressed to persons in Columbia. Any in
formation whici, may lead to It's recovery
will nr thankfully received and a suitable
reward given if desired.
June IL JAMES s SIMONS
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EII,LINE EEI-

Mfrs. s. y. SMITH would inform the
wi ladies of Columbia that she is pre-
pared to attend to oil orders in the NIL
LINERY lIne. and has ais" for sale White
STRAW EOTNETS, White ST 4 A W
JOCKEYS, SPRING RIBBONS. IACES,
DC, at her residence cn Ia, Tor street. one
door from Assembly. June a.
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Mrs, eliot S Glass

EO2 the instruction of Young Ladi~s
4 in the beautiful art Of PEN VI Az
SHIP, will meet at Q o'clock a M, ut hcc
residence, South side of the College Cam
pus, next door TO headquarters. Class for
Young Men will meet at o'clock =. IN.
Terms moderate. Jun. ;. ::
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