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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jttdge C0ltlueH pre-
Sidi2q.-CircuitC Gourmet Saturday NOR
ming at O'Clock.
Isaac Hoge was admitted to the prac-
tice of law in the Circuit Court of Ohio
county, on taking the oath OF allegiance
to the United States and to the State OF
West Virginia. Hheetiag iateiligencer,
Oct. 31st.
The decision Of Juge Stewart, in adj
hitting TO practice Judge Camden, at
West Union, was the opposite OF Judge
Polsley; although Judge Camden was not
a rebel soldier or officer Grofjon hide
pendent Enterprise.
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VI -a1R Il led.

At the residence of the brides father, III
Martinsburg on the l4th inst, by Rev VIM.
ID. HANSON, Mr.. GEORGE w. REED and
Miss VIRGINIA +. SINCINDINER Err, both
of Martinsburg.
In this place, on the 18th inst, by the Rev,
Dr. Costello, MATTHEW QUINN, Esq,
of Harpers Ferry, w. Va, to Miss KATE,
eldest daughter of Mr.. c. MONTAGUE, Of this
place.
Baltimore and Troy, IN. " papers please
copy
With the above eonjugal announcement, We
were made the recipient of a bottle of spark
ling Bouzy," which was paatably discussed
For this kind remembrance of the Printer, we
wish the happy pair, a long life Of unalloyed
happiness; may prosperity smile benignly upon
them, in their voyage over the sea of life, and
when their race upon earth is run, may they
be borne to that bright land where sorrows
never come is our fervent wish
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OH T. \ p J. An ID S.

Sealed proposals for the whole or any part Of
the Agricultural College Scrip, issued to the
State Of West Virginia by the United States
which consist Of S37 warrants of 100 acres each
will be received until y NJ, December |, 1863
Proposals may contain propositions to pay
be addressed to 5. z. Hildreth, Agent, Wheel
ing, West Va, and endorsed Proposals for
Agricultural College Scrip, and will be open.
ed at 2 p. NJ, on December lst, 1865
Bidders viii be notified immediately of the
acceptance Of their bids
4. /. FOREMAN, Governor
Nov Ii. lsb5.-lt
10 Al West Virginia papers will copy
above advertisement one time, and send Bit
to Executive Department.
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- -
.,z-,c
me ! wish you 70 eoilsia 81 Soufseil
iusv is ifte - Il oai i's,iiiee i'''' never
UGH touplet tVset,isi "a.
Aias' ioi May reIhli,e 'u9l as Slle
Was buiiulh2 Up i .eill1ie 70 WORSHIP III,
the Very foundations DE. were .ofn away
j ust y sac We " iiiiililS - lfti,,A "
sam jones ne ,oiu heI very cooliN .Il"'
IN Ihelf et1Sit9elliellt amounted 70 h4tatiE,
MS Was VOC hiuVii, aiiu Sile 1ilu4iSttt. ~
&ooa eTN' 15i9uS'' enanhs % 'ilf t5sAI IN
ieaNS3, ne a3ah see IL. II ne i5seei' ne
Aouia nave thought the zllhehlss eyes
haa ee9a oippea IN Dew drop.
GU uIlaefst3ha me- ~ w., a'aa' a.
iheE Iar!lea pack asaln' =. "" t; aie 70
De a. II we had met Ter liie lIIs' t,hie.
rs, On yes al ~ ~. tii9 -, ~.
ra.nef seriously lila1 II t,lai was gu gu ne
Nali.Ga % see ille o. aii1is u oS io1 iie
might Jase is "etl nave iSiii''liie' d.
nome. .z..,,.z.,..
1oaftliis III .ie iioo,aiasii ~ .2oi'ie-
oodN dont mean ne sfass ai1itl1 2ToW
uhaef= ms leet, lioutea .dollle " II
llams' as She ss;N mem coming com, out,
supper - ieaeS' t.'io ioSe mltthe9 iie
hungfS, uoil !, YOU, NlttN
itlis A''9 one iS'si iSs,tiief .i.at MS49i'ea
Gown me cs'liisl, ana Nltts iaiI!A ouist
mo Gears ana ran away, leaving sam
jones 70 account lof ner cohdoce III ANY
manner inat pleased nm.
On, tiiat supper Such pes, ana suc!i
cakes, sucii eiaef, stltt aueii so9e'iee
OF all Kinds. AND then saea demoi-
ishment! But IL was hnlsned at Iellgtl,
ana tlien there We're apple see.as 10 pe
named, ana nifty, having pathea hef
eyes at the OLD trIckllng pehstock ana
returned, must needs be call Lee, upon 10
name one Tor sam Jones. ms broke
the lee again, and ne appeared TO De de
ternIaed That she shotlld not lorSet MIN,
for he was constantly by her slde.
Just IN the middle OF the greatest giee
there came terrible cry, flre ERE!
rang from everybody3S lips; Some one
had overturned a candle-the loose nay
had caught, and III an instant all WAS IN
a blaze. The game was Tag ana
Kitty Perkins had dashed up the STAIRS,
and was trying to escape being caught
by running over the NOW and down by
another way.
In an instant she was SURROUNDED by
the dense, sitting smoke, while 1orked
tongues OF lame leaped up the Wealller-
rolled up the stairs. Every avenue OF
escape was cut OIL
"Oh, God ~ murmured the poor, DIS
tracted girl, and sank down, smoke
blinded, hopeless-iost.
Miss Ca;harlne KITTY. where are
you ~ she heard shouted With terrible
energy.
" Here! Here. -
The next moment she Was lifted up IN
pair OF stout arms ana carried To me
side of the barn. Then she saw the
weather-boards kicked aWay-feit hlm
who held her give great leap-ielt the
earth-heard a terrible groan and knew
~; hnr gu rao, I;'tie hadrao VIII he,
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friends throughout the State, and the
astonishing success which will crown
our efforts will give encouragement
everywhere. "Not invinciblcs II peace,
and the inyisibles in war; but we viii
make ourselves the invineibies at all
times and under all circumstances.
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Ecnln til .NatieRel {Afe1fiqctcer.

7Aa announcement of its resurrection, after
a Rim Nan-Wnkle nap of fourteen months
will be a source of imneasurabie grat1heatiou
10 every Student and scholar Throughout the
land. with whom 1t haa become spaeles Of
oracle Judging from the contents OF the frs;
number of the new series, there is reason to be.
lieve that The Round Table viii more thar
sustain its former reputation as the most pol
ished and ableSt conducted literary Journal or
this continent. No literary paper had eve,
given such promise Of a long and brilliant ea-
reer and when its publication was suspended
we felt as if we had lost a valued friend, whose
gossip was always entertaining, whose teach
ines never failed to instruct, and whose opin-
ions were ut all times entitled to respect.
From tie ~ J. Journal Of Commerce.
There is no literary weekly which approach.
es it in strength and ability.
From the y. Y. Commercial AdgcrfiSer.
The Round Table is decidedly breezy. Re.
asserts its ancient repute for plueliness and in
dependence.
From tic .N57e York Express.
As beautiful in typography, rs varied in its
contents, as when the publication suspended
thirteen months ago.
From tie Neap York Observer
1t i, by general consent. pronounced the
ablest journal of its class that has appeared
Its articles are written with great dscrimina-
ton and force.
From the Ne,c York World.
The Round Table is credit to the periodical
journalism of the country, and educated Amer.
leans Of all parties should take a just pride in
sustaining it.
From the atlanta Ca htelligcncer.
It is literary gem, by far, in purity Of
thought and style, ahead of any of the North
ern wecklies.
From tie SaraanaA GA Herald.
1t is a publication of superior merit. Til,
matter and manner are worthy of all commen.
dation.
The subscription price of The Round Tablg
is Six Dollars Il year; Three Dollars for sii
months; Single Copies fifteen cents.
r.s- Send for Circular and sample copy.
II. L. Il G. II. SWEETSER,
Publishers, 1872 Nassau St, New YorE
Nov Is, 1S6o-3t-10
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\ Missouri paper states that iron is found in
thirty four counties in that State lead in thirty
one; coal in thirty, copper in twenty, and sill
yer in five
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~ r L S # T. ELS S ALE
OF \
STORE & WAREHOUSE
IN MARTI NSBURG.

BY virtue of Deed of Trust from II. Locke,
bearing date September y, 1859 and duly re-
corded the undersigned the Trustee therein
named will offer nj public sale. before the
Court House door in Aartinsbure, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th 1865.
THE LARGE STORE ROOM NOW oC-
CUPIED BY Z, l. WHEELER s, co.
on Queen Street, in Martnsburg, with the
WAREHOUSE attached
The Store fronts ON Queen Street thirty feet.
running back seventy-two feet, to an alley.
which affords access to the rear of the store
and Warehouse, which Is about Twenty-Five
! by eighteen feet
This property is substantially built of brick.
in the modern style and the Ware louise is OF
frame, with Il ccmentcd floor. Such an oppor-
tunity. 70 obtain valuable property, st !. we'll
established stand, rarely occurs
1srA1s:- Three hundred dollars in cash, the
balance in three equal payments-April |, 1866.
October !, 1866, and April /, 1867, respective
| ly-seeured by bonds, bearing interest from
April |, 1856, and by deed OF trust upon the
property.
The store being now occupied, possession
cannot be given before the LIST of April. 1856
JOHN WELLER
- '.- 1ft3e9. trustee.
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4 WAY WITH SPECTACLES.- Old
~ Eyes Made New, without SPECTACLES,
DOCTOR, or MEDICINE. Pamphlet mail
ed free on receipt of ten cents. Address +. B.
FOOTE, NJ D., No. 1870 Broadway, n. y ork.
November 8. 1S65.-Sw.
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Some hearts, he primrose, cpcn most pcatl-
tifnlly in the shadow of lie
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VI 4 RI EY REP rs.


November 10, IS5o
Butter 40 cts; Eggs, % cts; Lard, % cts;
Tallow, u cts; Soap, 10 cts; Bacon Hams, 80
cts; Bacon Sides, 20 cts. White Beans $500.
Washed Wool, 50 cts. Unwashed Wool, 80
cts; Glover Seed, 500; Timothy Seed, $500;
Flax Seed, So Pared Peaches, 20 cts; I'm
pared Peaches, so cts.
MARTINSBURG FLOUR AND GRAIN
NJ AR X Eft
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From tie .Saraanah {Ga.) Herald.
1t is publication of superior merit. Til,
matter and manner are worthy of all common.
dation.
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FLouR.-The market was again heavy. De
mand limited to local wants, with some little
inquiry for the finest. We quote to-day as fol-
lews Howard ST.. 50 25a 50 so for super and
extra; $40 25M Sll for regular extra; Sl201
Sl3 for fancy brands; Ohio at S90S9 50 fol-
super; Sl0MSl0 so for extra; Sl2M SD so for
fancy brands; City Mills at 500 SO % for good
to fancy brands super; SD for shipping brands
extra.
Rye Flour. new. 81 25@s7 so Corn Meal
S4MS L.
Gran-Wheat was in moderate receipts
The market was again heavy. No sales OF
White Red sold at 81 lo@S2 80 No choice
sa nples sold. Receipts Of Corn were small
demand good with sales Of new white AT s2Go
IS cts; old at S5@ Sc cts. new yellow at g
cts. old yellow at 81 cts.
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RGZ FLOUR ND GRA
NJ A X ET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

COPYRIGHTED WEEkLY.
White Flour, 81; Extra, do. Sll Super,
80; White Wheat, $3.50; Red, do, S2lo;
Rye. 81; Corn, G5 cts; Oats, 40 cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET
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From the atlanta (Go) Intelligencer.
It is a literary GEM" by far, in purity Of
thought and style, ahead of any of the North.
Ill
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From tic .Nt1r York E.press
As beautiful in Typography, rs varied in it,
contents, as when the publication suspended
thirteen months ago.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
BOYS BOOTS,

made to order from WHOLE STOCK the bost
Boot ever brought to this market, and sold as low
split.le boots ars sold In other places.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
New York Markets.

EEW YoRK, Dec 28-P. IL.
COTTON more active; 5i@5sc fos middling.
FL0UR fs &c bett.r good sound low grades,
with good demand other kinds are uuIl I; 8 409
60 for extra state; S5@e le for common to
good shipping extra round-loop Ohio, aud z0(9
10 80 for tradsii rands, market closing quiet.
WHISKY is heavy and declining; held at 2 "a
az 2s
WHEAT heavy, firm and quiet at s0@1 %
for commen to fair old Milwaukee Club. - "a
CORN is 1c lower; s6@se1<o for mixed West
ern. 80 rfa EFa1 20
OATS quiet at 49c for ansound.
PETROLEUM dull.
COFFEE quiet.
SUGAR quiet.
M0BASSES quiet. 44-f ssta-sa-
PORK opened decidedly higher aHd more active
but closed dull and irregular; % S7@30 121x FOL
| mess, closing at % 621s. aF az 1a1ss : f-si
LAID very firm at 151SIG1e5<c.
BUTTER dull at 20tq35c kT Ohio and 3S942
| for etats 1850 ~
CHEESE quiet ct 139ls14c. aasrg e~
MONEY easy OF 697 yer cent.
STERL LING dull at l0915.
GOLD 10 q shade frmer, opening at 1855 Rni
/ closing 81 1855
| U. s. STOCKS are . shade irmer.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
CURE YOURSELF
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This medicine will cure r,sraF
(f0NORRHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURE, SEM.
Vt ,si Weakness CT SpermAiorrhea, Chordes,
Disea ss OF the Kidneys aud adder, and all Dis.
eases Of the Sexual Organs capsed by contagion OF
We II ness Of either sex, male or female +
Tn . elegant, popular, and fnfa4libie prepara-
tion, celebrated in all our large cities for toe
curs of private diseases, is now o cred TO the
aiic ed, ard warrantsd TO all diseases Of the
genital organs Of either sex, male or female, In
few days.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is the only safe and reliabls remedy for the cure
OF speE@@terrhes, generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by self abuse or excessive in.
dalgence, new so fsarfu y prevalent in al, part.
OF the country
DR. BAkER's SPECIFIC
is great healing, Purifying. and self-euring
with this er. n, dicine, you can cure yourself
and avoid all chsnoe OF exposure and ruin By tx.
norant, pTeten in doctors
DE- BAKER INJECTION.
NIB. In cases ef Gonorrnea, G.est, and stric-
ture, DR.. Bakers Injection Is recommended to b.
US 10 COZ ju ction with the Specific, as It mate.
rally aid subdning the inflammation and
stopping - e dis barge Both are recommended
10 be Led Il these complaints.
A trsatise on sexual diseases, called g. The Self
Inst uctor." accompanies each bottle Of the spe.
ciic
Priee-nr. Bakers Specific, 81 so pr bottle.
Price--Dr. Bakers Isjeotion, 81 90 per bottle.
Plice--ia'e Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; Fe
N 2e In citing Syrin 9, o cents.
ssnt By express TO all parts Of the country OF
rsoe pit OF ths and twenty five cents addi
tionsl pay r boxing and shipping.
Pre- AIRED and sold by DIR. x. Easterly Co
No 20 North Fifth street, st Louis, Mo, and g.
th ir bra OBJ store, No. 90 Madison strest, Chi
Gag III.
For rals by ths druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
COLLECTOR's SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ for the Cost and Expense Of Street and Side.
walk Improvement.
No'ice is hereby given, that by virtue Of q pre-
cept Isl ued by the Mayor of the City Of Evans-
viiIs, and to me directed, will cell at public
aucti, n, at the door OF the court-honse In said
city, on
FRIDAY, January 12th, 1866,
at ten O'Clock am the following lofs Of ground
or parcels OF real estate, or much thereof Is
may be necessary to pay the AMOUNT charged and
assessed against said lots together with the costs
Of sale; and that said sale viii be continued IN
the next day thereafter, namely, saturday, Janu-
airy 18th, 1866, at ten O'Clock m, at the same
place, tor the purpose Of selling such property as
may have been sold on ths day shove mentioned
and not paid for:
371z feet on First street, and extend ng back, OF
the sans width. $50 feet, being tse southea half
Of lot n, In the Original Plans owners name IN
known-Sz6 6SSz.
Lot % Isabella Place owners name unknown
SIS I21<.
Los 2 aud 3, block a. Eastern Enlargement;
Adam ahn. owner-SI5 O..
Southeast haff Of lot 27, Original Plan own
er's lame unknown-S15 rs.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, Dec %, 1S65 dec29 DIV
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
ORDINANCE.


To provide for the Removal and Burial Of Dead
Animalss Passed December g. 1865.
section l. Be it ordained by the CoFzsnos C0uHcil
of the Civ Of Eramssiis That it shall be the cusy
cf the Council, in the month OF January of each
year, to contract with some respectable person or
persons ct a reasonable compensation, for the re-
moVal from the city Of all dead animals found
within the c;tv. and the pers7n or persons so
contracted 9th shall have The rigat to convert to
his or their own the hides, tallow, horns, and
bones of sch dead animais The cUntFact shall
thg hixhs.t onus sor tie sams Il asy bonus can
be OBJ aine1 Provided, That such contractor shall
not be allowed 10 ma ntain any glue or soap fao-
tory within mile Of the Limits Of the city. :
Sec. II shal bs the duty Of every person de
siriug the remoyal Of any su dead animals, OF
Lavipg ow edge of sny dead animal iyiDR in
any vacant lot street, or Hey OF tn city to give
i'm ed Q notice thereof in writing at the Clsa kss
off 20, stating where such dead snimai may be
found, and the kind thereof
Sec. 8 Nothing this ordinance sh sll be hel
or construed to prevent the owner OF any such
dead an NAL from removing tbs anne from With
in the city limits IL doBe within ten hours tptf
including the Hight timel nom ths time of the
Sec 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the party so con-
tracted with to II at the tfce OF the City Clark
NJ least twice every day Sundays exct ps, d. to
receive notice of the whereabouts of any saeh
dead animal, an to remove hs anne within zen
hours next after receiving su no fee; aud for
any fAiinre t. comply with the provisions OF this
section, such patty SHALL on conviction, forfeit
and D v any sun GOT exceeding ten collars.
Sec. 8. It shall be 4nnla~faI for any person or
persons other than ths one contracted with, ex-
e-Pt tne owner Of inch animal, 10 remove auy
dead animal or appropriate the same, or any .rt
there |, to his own use; and any person or per-
violating this provisions Of lhis section shall,
on convietioa. forfeit and pay any sum not less
than ten nor more than ATTY dollasa.
sec. 6. ANY person. being the owner q sny
animal dying within the o. y, who shall cause
notice to ue given at the Clerks OH e. as sfore
said, shall not appropriate any part Il said dead
animal to his Og her own use. and for ri.latiOn
OF the provisions of this section tbs offender shall,
on co. viction, forfeit aud pay any sum not less
than ten nor more than fifty dollars
SIC. T. 1t shalt be the duty of the city police to
give notice of the existence Of auy dead animals
within the city as soon as the same shah come to
their knowledge.
Sec 8. Amy person violating any OF the provi.
sions Of this ordinance, or neglecting to perform
any OF the duties quired, to which there Is not
specific penalty attached, shall, On conviction,
b hnsd in any sum neE excsed pg tven ty dollars.
-s BAKkR, Mayor.
Attest: A NJ. McGRIrF, olersa.
Decemoer %. IL
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
PATENT MEDICINES.
DIR. EAsTERLY's
IODINE AED sARsAPARILLA.

This is the only medicine that viii cure diseases
srisiag from an fmpurs state OF the blood, viz
CsCRoFULA or KINGS EVIL, CAN0ER,
= Eamors, EruptIons Of the skin, Erysipelas.
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringwnrm or letter, scald
Head, Old Sores, swelling Of the Glands, Leprosy,
White Swelling, Piles, Blofches, Boils, Pimples
on The Face, GoitTe. Rheumatisms Liver Com
Affections, General Debility, ali Chronic Dis
eases, and all Diseases arising from the uss Of
Mercury.
This medicine cambines in a highly concen-
tratrd stafe the Fluid Extracts Of sarsaparilla,
Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Buodock. and the ,dide
Of Potassium; also tns extracts OF several other
vaiuabI Roots and rks, prepared by new and
highly improved chemical process for obtaining
the active princple of those roots in Its pure and
most perfect volatile state, rendering the COM
known to man for the cure of all those 6iseas ;
arising from an impure state Of the blood, or ths
other fluids of the system.
DR. EASTKRbf' 8 IODINE AND sAR-
- SAPARILLA
searches out the very germ roots Of diseases by
| purifying the blood, producing healthy action
of the iVer end its fecretfons, expellng all NOR
bid, impure, and diseased matter from the sys
tenn, and By iis Simultaneous astion on all the
vari US organs of the body, il imParts new life
and aetiyi to the whole physical system. Pos
Is the reason why It is equally eficscious in SO
many d. e5ent complaints. No other medicine
can compare wi
DR. EAsTERLY's IODINE AND SAR-
sAPARILLA
fer the cure of Scr fnla obstinate Old Sores, Tet-
ter. Ring orm, Salt hheum. Sea Head, Pimples
on tho Face, Prairie Itch Illinois Mango, Mis-
souri, cratch. g, ana I'll Erupti.ns Of the Skin.
But for the cure u all Old Sores and skIn Dis
eases Of every kind
GRIDLEs'S SALT RHEUM AND
TEtTER OINTMENT
Is valuable assistant to the Iodine and Earsapa
ri Ia in subduing the disease. The Iodine and
sarsaparilla puri1ss the blood and reno ses the
C use aud tn Ointment htais the sores and HI ID
The disease, and thus speedy and permanent
cure Is effected Bbfh are recommended to be
used for these complaints
.es DIR. EASTEkLY'S IODINE AND EAR-
SAPABILLA
ID rapidly superseding all other 6arsaparillas and
blood srify ang msdiei nes- Nearly all the old
SarsapsTilas are asscafded as wJrihfess, and are
nears obsolete, while this is every dsy increasing
ia pofular favor. Druggists and dealers who
formerly purchased by the doz n now order y
the gross and fse gros st time. It is war
ed SIX times stronger, cheaper, and better
an any 9th SarsapaTilla or bl Cd purify ing
me1icise now offered to the public or ne money
viii be taken for il Therefore ask
DR EASTERLY'S IODINE AND EAR-
EE sAPAR1LLA 4Et eG'-u
and take nothing else.
Pdcs-Ths Iodins and sarsaparilla, 81 so per
bottle. so #8ASAt4E
Prjee-Gfidley's Salt Rheum and letter oist.
msnt, 75 cents per bottle, ~ 49,
Prepared and sold by Or. Il. Easterly q Co..
No 20 North Eff STREET, st. Louis, Mo. Sol / at
THAR branch Family Medicine Store, No 90 Mad
tson street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale By the Druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

for Ladies', and excallent Gum Boots for HUNT
ERs and al p rsons who are exposed TO oWATKR
SNOW, or MUD.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

D%-The Frankfort Commonwealth,
closes an editorial on the final over
throwof slavery BY the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendment, thus:
To-day not % slave stands upon the
soil Of the Union. In its full and high-
ess sense ours is the land of the free.
Disguise it as we may, we have gained
a boon and a blessing-we and the four
millions whose bonds are stricken off.
Liberty is dear to every human soul, and
we sympathize with the freed in their at
length gaining that which God gave
them-too long have we kept back the
| gift, as the blood and fire and terrors of
the five years Just past well prove That
there are saffarings in store for them,
consequent upon their new state, none
can doubt. But be. it ours to tighten
those sufferings, and to give them Q
helping hand in the attainment Of the
/ full blessings of liberty. Through nc
fault Of theirs, our slaves are free. Lay
not the sin--as some account tito theiI
charge. Kentucky now should accept
the final contamination Of this long ag
itating question, and address herself to
the new order of things, manfully, hon
orably end gracefully. So will she dc
well. -..~......-.-.. -..-.- -.--s
/ We kave heard the Christmas bells
again pealing forth their annual tidingI
of "pesce on earth, good will towart
men" To rs these tidings had highe
meaning than ever before, and have Civ
en- Us deeper and more sacred lessor
as to our duties toward our fellow-men
With their old-timed message they ais
proclaimed liberty throughout the land
unto all the inhabitants thereof" w
} must accept the message and make it a
eternal blessing. .4