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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
DRY GOODS.
! New ARRANGEMENTS.

i2F4 %NONp 49, = Ss4A - O44A0140s
fluR sAUEsm EN- VILE HAVE cHARGE or
" Separate .ep.Ftm -nts on Ana amer August
LIST, 1866, In the following order:
Eoiions Depart noRt Bofzndtck.
waite FennemAn.
Dress Gooda... Gust Matthias
9ipshss eassimsEes nd Ysstngs.... Eissahausr.
TIsnhsll Aad lEAHsx wselsna,,....----.-~-J.K phn.
p Don l. Kramer.
Cioeks = sfAwis lansing.
m inner y f,s-l',--si -'--'-.-----hiss Mary Dunn.
hllinery TrimminRs.,,,,....... Miss Eliza nellam
IL hat eyer been our aim to keep paoe with onr
Ast growing city, md have spared nsither tfoubIe
per txpqBss 10 ssstabl. sbirg \ Arst-elasa Retail
bry Gods bnsinnss I'VE leave the public 10 an /.
swsr ~ 70 our suecess.) BY giving our statesmen
cha. sc Of seParate depArtments, We hops, and are
leolhdsHt, that u IL TO the benefit o. our Gus
tlmers, as r. n duty Of the chief Of each De-
pAEtmAnt TO- Keep il In order, and have II always
web ass rtsdG By q porting goods sold out, or
othsfs that may be wanting. Tor the present all
sales men are rsrmitfod 10 take CUSTOMER and
sell ali through tbs store. q .f.r-, ...g..s 4
10 From The some Price" system we will allow
no deviation but said price We will try aud have
always as low ~ the lowest.
All goods are swarrant ted e. rtpresented.Q l1iia
For the wholesale trade We have Novelties a.
we'll az bar Atus In Domestic Goods aud 81 wf.I
pay mere ant % loek tnTorgh Cur stock before
ptrchaeing eisewhefe.a Notrou bic to show Goods
- Al foefes ECHAPKEh 4 BUssIkc, III
sisug1.. Ne. Al and 90 Maia Street.
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sW Jos AUCTION. 15lIa -,
Country Store G. Farm
p AT AUCTION. saB

A. lie auctiop, on the premises, on h.
Friday, August 4th, 1855, .
BIS business pIaes in Mars township. Posey Co
,4ndiAuA. 90 th4 uppers EFaBssfiie, M Vernon
and springfield. ard West FraRklin roads, a teen
miles frofa Evauasiiie, containing twof scres Of
ground, with large apd convenient store and
dwellins house. warshouse. stables. corn crits,
smokeh0use, young orchard, nsver failing we'll,
ness as Well - health, PossespiOn given -thrue
months rom date OF sale, unless otherwise agreed
on. 70 ttgd4s en} eHi319I u3l3 sF11 -
are ttmoers 10 meadow with houses, sable
never falling WELL etc., IN. excellent condliion,
Shout qa4 ter Of mile T ON the shove place.
balance OF halt he purchase mensy time Of
masking dScsi; tiae rest % sin months, yurch asers
gisipg notes bearing interest," secured b. mort
gage OF otherwise safisfsctorfiy - ~ Iat
s1he propeEty may bsfiHsgecGsd,aG aay time h.
iore the sale. FBEDERTCK BRKITsSHER.
Ilys-lmakyssA smoH sysibleS sd y G,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

CUNDRIhs-JU REt'kIvED-EGGs, BUT
- ter, young %Hd old Chiekens, Ceys s0ysfs o.,
Pix ID Oysters, HOLSTERS, Pias AZ. les, aches,
TomAt Dc, 8 rdiu's Q, assorted xtract., and Ren-
OIL a.s.I tmeLt Of faney CIR eerisa, n ways on
hand At u@ YICKERT BRth
lylo f 49, Main afreet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

- ATTENTION, EvAssxILLE o. RisLEsi.-i
You are hereby ofdeFsdbto meet at the
Court House, odEThafsdsy. August Sd,
ct half past one o'clock, for pay. No
man viii be paid who does not bring bic
arms and equipments sin perfect order.
By command of i9s.lo9 Cd anc4sHa
lfig rb.a9w ieIs Haas, Commanding. =
$50 81. F. BrouHr. O.cSg Sd $3.50 d3i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

Iron MY RKsIbKScG, on JtJAs ssTH.I
part o. the back. sdmsnhits en- ths1sff mont leg
sna eelI. hIksai tcFpgf esd for siitsii Flzht,
Sets ana nppsr haltsesoe u ne lst err n = ~
formation 20 a. she efn tc foand, Nfi h liberauy
rewarded. ts1li4a = las JOHN BMY fH = |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
HOTEL.
UNIoN-HOTEL.
Corner Main and Second Streets
MOUNT VERNON, INDIANA e
E.B.soHEMK, Proprastor.os

gTHI5 OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL HAS
Z i bern recently enIarg q and fhot0ughiy reno
waited threng houf, aad lhe, proprietor wall spare
nppAius or ex D mss 70 reudAr ID worthy Of itb-
sal shareef gke pa ronass q Oh. puhlie. 1siiE 2
5fTTne Table viii be supplied with the best ths
country and season anords rs ta@9 auz2, al a.
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3 3 Scratch scratch ! Scratch T.
7ITCH!bialTCH! ITCH!
3 BLANKs ITeH cRERTK, u

Win cure the Itch in IS hours. Also cures scaid
Head Old Sores, and all dissasss q The skir I;
contains no Mercury. Price 20 cents per box BIZ
iaail, o. s. 00per dozen. Address Dr., BLANK
CO., Box e52. Cincinnati, or asI
- skass- Gonons KELLER 4 WHITE. q.
= III n 81. :. - /. SD kyAasyiilss Ind
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eeehs Z ~ ~ ~ m eatrntsd EEtrGeEFFy7
Parsssr. boas ~ saseReslllA lsshs Srsss Bi1d
q rnAlmaey an1 Chsmfefrv go ----s - re1ee
eeRss sass eAn - nsds. iasl' . - Aesss
all
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ii1.,,@ w.st f,,rr nav f,ovfseitfs4

Dnr4 MAT Efrs SHcA EcCisvlkts 10
oa1no-Ths Ns~ Albany Ledger has
Just discovered that il is absolutely
necessary TO the existsnce and prosper
ity Of New Albany and Louisville that :
daily line Of steamboats, shall be estaba
ished between Louisville and Cairo,
and urges that New Albany viii be the
best route for transhipments East
The editor of the Ledger must know
that the route BY Evansville, Terre
Haute, Indianapolis, and the Bellefon-
taine line 10 "A hours shorter than
the route By New Albany. In other
words, cotton brought from Memphis
and, resbipped BY the BsIIefontAine Cot
ton Express to the East viii be at the
State line by the time the boat bringing
it viii reach New Albany. ~ 70 i7si p
The extension Of the lJefersonville
read TO New Albany will not improve
matters much, % shipments must be
made via Indianapolis, or undergo two
or three changes Of cars
Another soPhistry the Ledger uses 10
that freight can be carried from Cairo
for the same as to Evansville. If steam
boaas can be run from Evansville to New
Albany for nothing then is this Asser-
ton correct, bat such 10 not true. bass.
Again, very little cotton is re-shipped
at Cairo for Evansville Boats through
from Memphis bring cotton here.
Even Cincinnati packets oien bring
foil cargoes here; but the principal part
is carried by boats running between
Memphis and Louisville, which is an
other argument in favor of Evansville as
a Port of Entry for trAnshipunenta. . uot
Mes Albany may become, and can be
made, great manufacturing city, con-
tiRuous 70 an extensive Navy Yard, but
it can never beeoms the commercial
emporium of Indiana. In that race
Evansville can have no rival. = 90 '
.
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he,idence for sale.

A 81 NDTL SUBJ BBAN RESIDENCE or
y Eve cre-, " thi t~s city iisnlts-a wostory
-Fiet hons with 81 be. 4e.,-snd fruits Of ell
wa III * JoHssOR. =
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.gAY COOKE
No. ana south Third etreee.


- kuasekrFTToNn VIA ~ nnCxIvEp ~ ma
yIRsT NATIONAL BANK.
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, and The
kEEcnANTs' NATIONAL BANK. myat
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coMMfssfoN.
DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE Is HERxBY pryrx. That rHx
~ Paffasrh b Bhs<st6farsh exfssi - I'D 80 =
George Aiintzer Azd PstAr YOEsl. ID lhsyma nae
safs OF Sning les Ana hath - dissolved on ths
= r-y q Aesazb Aseos fstex Fogsi rssirfsg fron
? fhs business VIII be eontiaued BY the under
sig,ed. at the cid stand, corner Of Hinth street
will be collected, and who villa pay All Isab litis
Oft same.
.a i-ds# GEorSK airSrzrR-
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AYERS
lf, Compound Extract Of Sarsaparj|I,,

the most ieifcctt,al remedy which the meli,,
skill Of our, times can, devise for this s,,rr.
where prevailing and fatal mnlady. .I,rsuS.
bincl from the most active rcmedials ,ha, l,.
been discovered for the cxpursution Of ,hi, foJ
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of d.
SYSTEM from its, destructive consequences,
Hence it, should be employed for The. cur. Il
not, only Scrofula. but also those other ay,e.
tons which arise from II, such a, Enrrnv,
md: SKiN DtsEAsIs, ST. AxrmoSr's Fm,,
RosE. or ERYsIrELAs, PMrLss. PusrulE,
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indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARISING rKox VIVA.
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for scrofiila is a degeneration Of the blood. Tie
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsap,-
r;llai, 10 purify and regenerate this vital nmd,
without which sound health is impo,aibh u
contaminated constitutions.
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New York Ledger.

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and the mere fact that We are printing over one
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All that We have 10 say is, that We have re-en.
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-. AZ ER'S
.A:.!!!gule Cure,
yoR the SPEEDY cras OF


intesn fstenf Fever, or Fever and Asss,
Rsnist:nt Esys.' chill Fever Dans
headache, and Bilious Fsvers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseasss originate
ting In hillary derangements caused By
the Malaria OF ofiasnaatic Conntrlsn
We are enabled here to offer the comnrrfri
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harml.n IN any
Quantity. Such q remedy is invaluable in dAiitn
where these affecting disorders prevail lki
"CuRE" expels the nniasmatic poison Of fra
and AoUE from the system, and prevent, the d.
velopment OF the disease, il taken OIL the hfGse-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. lthnst only
me best remedy ever yet discovered for this el,ss
OF complaints. but also the cheapest The large
quantity we supply fof dollar brings within the
reach OF every eody and IN bilious district, uher:
fsvRR AND AoUE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for ere and pTotse-
ton. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermitients is that it contains no ennns
or mineral, consequently it produces no quiniim o.
other injurious effects whatever upon the eon'hIa,
ton. those cured By il are left % healthy an
they had never had the disease. 'r !,
Fever and Apue is not alone the consequence Of
The smiasmatic poison. A great variety of ai'of'
ders arise from its irritation, among uhicn -
Neuralgia, Rie,lp,atisn,, Go,f, Hendseht, BLsS
ness, 1oottaehe, Earache, Cata,rh, A'fhms, 70.
pifation. Painful a Fiction Of the Spksn, Ryr o.
ics, Pa;s in tie Bosch, Cole, Iaralyn, and ~
rangenen. of the Stomach, all Of which, .an
originating in this cause, put on the fnft,masn
tupe; or become periodical. This "CuEr sfPss
the poison from the blood. and consequently eafs.
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection =
immigrants and persons travelling o. Temporary
residing in the malarious districts. Htaksn o.ss
ssonally or daily while exposed to the iniesaos
DAT VIII be escfeted from the system, apd e.nael
accumulate III sufficient quantity to ripen mo ~
ease. Hence il h even more valuable for pfon-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer hon' inin
mittepts if they avail themselves Of the Pr''se1''
this remedy affords. -.
Prepared BY pr.LG AyI1 + CO., Lowell, Nas
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'ScroAAas or Kins'sER,;,

i 1, eonstituhepai disease, , .o,,, 10 = ~
blood. by which dis fluid besor..9a q q,
weah, 'snd poor. Being N IN, e;r..1 naass1
PsTvaSeS the xhole hody; md mS.noa. d
n disease On any part Of il. No n,. Zig ses
!iFom Us; attacks. nor is there one Which / n 's
not destroy; The scrofulous taint i,y,rsTT
eansed by mereuriaf disease, Low Ey;r. ?G a.y
ordered or unhealthy food, impure =, s s.-
iaad filthy habits, the deprrs,i,. ,;c.. AA
above al, BY the yencreal infection w Saa
ever be its origin, it is hereditary = "aA
stitution, descending " from parent, s., 90.
unto the third and fourth seivfa,o, ~ ;aS area
4 seems to Ibe the rod Of Hin N Il, , .nused
syM Iiat the ini9uisies, u the h.l..,, ~.
their children" sfsa
- rs Effects commence by depo,;,;,rl ~ l.,
blood Of CORRUPT or ulcerous nat,rr In; An Us
the hiAgs,. liver, and internal err.nS = So.
Habszolea;i in, the glands. swelliny,, ,na "su
the surface, eruptions or sores iii. s,rI w
rupton, which genders in the, blood. d,nr...
the energies Of life, SO that scrofu,ou, .cn.,;,
ssieas aiot only suffer from scrofs 49,.
.plains, ibns they have far less power n s s.
stand the attacks Of otl,er disease. " .a VIM
quently vast numbers perish by dsOrS.,,
which. although not scrofulous in their n,,n..
ne SIN rendered fatal BY this faint in a,
syseenA.U Most Of the eonsumpsion xhrs s' '
cimates the human family has its origin d,..,s.
in this scrofnlous contamination; and m,s,
destructive diseases of the liver, kidpey, br,;:
and, indeed. Of an the organs, airs, a.. :,
are aggravated by the same cause.
hs0ncquaxt1 Of all our people are se,os,,,,.,
their persona Me invaded BIZ this lurk;,. :
feetiop, and their health is undermined h. !,
To cleanse It from the system we mus, r.,o,, ~
the blood by an alternative medicine, and Nv.
vigorate IL by healthy food and ..srs,,,
Such medicine We supply nn
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LIBEREL EXTRA PREMIUMS
FOR cLuB LISTS SENT IN EARLY

.eso 3, co.h and over s.oo IN Roor. I
-.
AS Is lm = y sSSure Por.ion Vi our
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rent, sin o[!st INA Nls na M!sI una! pe put IN
type lot Hnnurng Iacpine aIthoIs ue,ay, we
one. .ne ionorlus n9sra. CAH. Ilenlu nn IN
au S4Emv " o s'su pp paSG W. r..
IT, Shon tn..in1o! ne 80 ...!. Eacn OF
.ne rii'y rerSons paYlne OF rem''.,ns accoro,
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SELF-ADJUSTING AND, ADJUSTABLE!
II satss Time, Labor, Clothes, and Money.
1t is easily and firmly secured to the tub or
Washing machine, and will fit tubs Of any size
or shape It is simple in its construction, and
does not easily get out of repair.
1t is noe only PERFECT W2INGER, but
the Cog.xheels give it a, POWER which rem,
ders it . most EIcELLEST WASHER, pressing and
separating, as it does, the DIET with the WATER,
from the CIot6es. 'i-.1-i'-4
Gay Hasherwoman can use it-a Child ten
- ~, years old can use it. lab .,-s
r will save its cost every 6 months. in the
"a vipo' af clothea -Ir= .-.I4 .-..'- 81
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The Tribune, for 1866.
PROSPECTUS.

:. The Military and Naval successes of 1854,
with the auspirious result Of our Presidential
contest, have lifted a heavy weight from the
breasts of the Loyal Millions of our country men.
1t is now felt, even by those who have been
distrustful and faint-hearted, that the Union ia
to emerge triumphant from the deadly strife
whereinto she was so wickedly precipitated by
her assailants, and that Slavery, her relentless
foe, is to encounter the fate of Haman. The
perils of foreign Intervention, and of Western
instruction are safely passed; ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN, no longer assailable as the choice of q
minority, holds the helm of State for four years
longer; the Rebellion, palpably weakened by
its defeats and losses during the year now clos
ing-withits credit so reduced that its purse
bearer officially declares that its Treasury Notes
can only be exchanged for coin at the rate Of
twenty.fv for one, while its bonds command
but eix cents On the dollar-but awaits the blow
which shall soon strike the sword from its par.
ricidal hand, and remit its spirits to the
Justice, or it may be to the clemency, of a SIRE
" wronged and justly incensed but forbearing
aud maguanimous People. Such are the auspi-
ces which justify our faith that the year soon to
open will see the Stars and Stripes float unchal
lenged from every battlement in the Republic,
and the perfect Law Of Liberty for All immova.
bly, imbedded in the Constitution Of eur Union.
HLNEW Okk IOuuueU IN 1C3ls
will enter upon its twenty fourth year with
quickened hopes and enlarged means of useful
ness. Its principles need no re statement: its
aims are the diffusion of Intelligence and the
incubation of q spirit of Freedom and Humani-
ty. When this truth shall have been generally
recognized and established as the basis of our
institutions and polity, that injustice to the
poorest, the weakest, the most despised, is .
fearful mistake-that no community or State
can afford to wrong even its humblest member
then will our land bask once more n the calm
sunshine Of peace and prosperity. 80 90 b.
The Tribune has for the last year been pub
lished without profit to its proprietors, solely
because Of the depreciation Of our Currency be-
low the specie standard, compelling us to buy
paper and other materials at cost considerably
above the full amount received from our sub
scribers. On our Weekly edition. the nett loss
has amounted to many thousands Of dollars;
~hile our large receipts from Advertising have
been wholly absorbed BY the extraordinary ex-
penses for Correspondence, Telegraphing, &C.,
devolved on us " the War. As We do not sup
pose our patrons desire that we should work foe
them at our own cost, and prefer not to be pat
ronized by any who may desire It, We have
somewhat advanced for the ensuing year the
prices of our Semi WEEKLY and Weekly, rs We
had already done with those of our Daily edi-
lions, This increase is purely nominal:, there
never before was q time when the farmers of
our country could buy The Tribune for so little
Of their.o1n products or labor IS they can BY
the following -.