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, 1866-04-05
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DIR. CLARKE, the n est successful aud onty reliable
Il ~ e
eonroeat,si nstu.e. i Ii old .s,anisaed .Pa1s4TE
MIp;cAI I1spenaaJ. ts7 c1ark street. 20. 4 taEmoo
eooaiiloe Of e ssien ps''ea usasy
isers M Ihons.nds sao sssT 10 tae as fe,at 9
d.eses oi tde sisdaer snd kdneys ypn'l. = q q
terrible tosHs. Old L1nEer1n~ cases ol me Eoss aoss
ss Eosa sos r. ee9e ~
gcsss ra!ns a !he 1tesa Nd sos Fapt,pas Of 81 r.
sa1Gtn9s arc eafses,iy sd.isea to apply Wills they
Il. Il; Gisffe. fsssised FOOD uEp1c szs for tbs
pete aa!ca,on Of 1sety yes.gs os * c.n.
seuedy or fhe unfortunate I'D G,tauidet .4I:fer
ss ess oes Pr G.
Is rcetsstul!y treated. Henemner. That thousands
FL q ST s. IL s'a assa
iriet. IS ~ oosne or TWO BOTTLES for -, Seat to
Fl! e. cse e Of
arsa;e aaa 81 3 hs q
q ns,i.f No ~, 7heaea b wi,h2pt boz & 9f d. Dr;
r. snn nal.t ". ftSm on Enat ssnse M-1ne aIsenog, a
ep1; MiSs q sod q svoss%Ps; Ssnd TWO Stamps for
Young ..en, ,sfe psrt1ca1.r nosice! You who, hy
1netas ss,. so,,ts e'as1eT. tof fsa@ say
snd ~.
= ist!sT i Z M f: 5 S!siSs tSass
stIsueeIs 9sf etssf sa1, y,si'uz CHICAGO, nj vas
Jay in liz ciS to Be- cafcd can have edicne to 1ake
with them safe "a sptely enres Eaas.nttcd RI.
dress!ne Dr. C.. stating case. symptoms. &c. M.dl
cine sent tsecu1ey packed aeu free nom on,etva1onl
70 sny rslt ot The eooa5 with fall and pt.a dFec-
Physicians or others messing sy1tnses Or othes To-
stEnmentSs & O. = appliances haa better order mem
X 'hs a.ss ewetsh |. assauesa' p.t,sa.s m nsssf
, 1866-04-05

The amount Of Plantation EitteEs sold In one ycar
Ia something startling. They would NIL Broadway si1
feet HIGH on The Park t. ath street. Dlakes manu-
factory u one Of tho institutions ot New fork II Is
said that Drake painted all the rocfs tn tha Elstesn
statcs with hla eabalstIc :" s. T-lSsl-X~" and then
got the old granny legislators to pass Law event
iog dis6gu7nR the isce OF natuta" which Elves hua
monepoly. TIC do not know how this Is. but We do
know the Plantation Btte7s sK1t - other article
er did. They used By all c3asses Of the coumu.
nity and arc death On Dyspepsia-csrtatn. They are
very tnEtsoratnE xhen tsnxud and weak. and great
appetizer. --.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by all drug
, 1866-04-05
The Cholera and the Freedmen.

General Fisk informed us yesterday that ar
rangements harebcen made in lis district,
comprising the States Of Tennessee and Ken
tuckr. 10 prepare the freedmen, as much as
possible, for the approach Of cholera In all
the cities Of these two States, the negroes
will be required to whitewash their dwellings,
clean up Ill the alleys aut back yards, sprin-
k:e lime or some other disinfcc:ant upon ali
places where required, DC, DC The Gene
ral says that he Is confident OF receiving the
assistance Of the municipal authorities The
freedmen are to be allowed from the 1st to
the 10th OF April 10 carry out these instruc-
nons, and on the 11th Of April police force
VIII be sent around to sec that the regnla-
tions are compiled with. The Gcnernl is pre-
pairing circular on the subject, which will be
publihhed in day two. Tlis arrangement
Is certainly calculated to be very beneficial
ono, and We arc sure that It will meet With
the hearts appreciation Of ali residents In the
cities referred to. In addition to this, steps
are being taken to raise hospital fund, by
taxing the able bodied colored population in
nil tie principal towns; the fund thereby
accumulated to he used for tak1ng care Of the
aso -.
, 1866-04-05
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

Total 81, ,1a3.7t
CnEses pondiuS week Last ytar......... 5a,s53 81
Increase .....,..,, 1lGS3 46i
, 1866-04-05

au1e TINS lat week. i8S g.. 4kB ..
Ihf Iecetnfl Amen out Last Eepotf folfn1I4.
, 1866-04-05

The general markets to-day were dtmer and more
active and ronoc articles there was qalte l1a-
teftl advance in pnceS.
The Provision market, however, was heary and
dull. and holders were more anxious 10 rfa,lze
than yestetday. Ness Pork was generally held 1t
3ea50, but there were TO buJcss II that price, and
ne note sale Of only 800 ht.s OF p. I. retail lot
was kud At <25!s1 4 lot OF 80 bt's Prime Ness
PORK was sold at 3si00. Lard ysas dull and eases,
with tA1es Of $40 tres primo Leaf Lard ii 1sc.
aiehWtnes ruled quiet and nominal at $2.2o. No
sn1es Here reported
The Flour market WIS Eery duI1, but without any
vft1hle change IN values. The transactions were
very limtted-only 500 hri=, 1t E9.12hG11.a5 Ter
While Winter, aud {7,25 for Spring Extras.
J'bt1e wns 4 good speculative inquiry for No.
Spring Wheat in regular houses, and the markc:
IVES fully 1c better. No Spring was Ia far de-
nand and drua. The ea1ea foot up ~, ,0Oo bu at
S1.zo tos Extra Spring; $Lssa<9 ~ for MOL
regular; f1.s81t 80 for No. in Northwestern; 9t
@92e for No. 9 ID special, and 86@s6c for No. 2 IN
regular houses-c1oslug with buyers at $is5 aud
sc1Ie9r at F1.e6.
There .sas an ac,lye d.nana for Corn, and the
market advanced 1Gb1he, with tales Of 5000 bu
al 4clIl3ic for No. !; 3S9l4oc for No. 2, md $50
41c lot hejected-thc tnhtde figure for winter TO
ceIpts. The market cloeed firm At the ontside fig
ure for fresh receipts.
Oats were quiet and steady, with light Gales at
eiH Q2tc for No. l, and &c for No. hesh. Moth
ing dong in winter receipts.
HJe was quiet md 1c better, with light sales Of
No. ! In e,ore At Sic. Nothing doing in No.
SPRING
Bayley vas dull md neglected. No sa1es were
reported.
Timothy Seed was etcady md I'm, with saies OF
prime at f3!U&3-15. Glover Seed was quiet, With
sales at f5.0oGl5.73. Nothing doing in other
seeds.
Salt Was quiet and unchanged, with sales Of go
brl. fine domestic at ta.5o, Tree to cats. Nothing
uo1,g IN foreign Salt,
Tsllow was dull and lower, With light sales Of
country At 9sEG1oe-
There were no changes to note In The Grocery
market. Trade Is tatE. snd The market is steady at
our qo.at1ons.
Change:
Flour md Wheat dull and heavy. Com huo[ant
Oslf iIsc befier, Pork heavy 1t 9e6s 12H. Lard
dull 1t 18s;c. Whlskey unchanged. tod nj ls'4.
LAI1H. ..
Flour hcayy II r. soaa II. HWhtat heary and tn1
att1Ee ii $142@1.65 Com ffm at &c. Oats nsm
Dew. 8s14Gc; old, 6sG56c- Wh1skey nfna AZ
&s5Gh.
LATER.
In the Afternoon the market for No. Spring
Wheat was quiet but frm At fl.e6.
, 1866-04-05

lArse and an all 1arch2stts.
Ttrm4-CAsh. v
Five ~ tay1 will Be allowed 70 parties In Fen'os'c4
thrli pft1 CITY.
Cataioauei ready nT tho ~ ~ pso1j1t,nrp,,xo pso1j1
Surgeon a1d PuEveJor. G: = A.
CIV po1KtIn, AucfloDeeT, m ,-bdSfF.us
, 1866-04-05

All who value beautiful head Of hair. and It's
preservation nom premature badness and turning
gray, will not tail to use Lyoas celebrated Kathalron-
Il axes the har scb soft and Rlossy aradlcases dam
dfuE and causes the halr to grow with .iuxurtant
beauty. II ts sold everywhere.
K. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By oil DroggiIts.
, 1866-04-05

The pretticst thinst the sweetest thing" and the
o Of for the least money. 1t toyercomes tho odor
OF Precipitation; sotens and adds cecacg 70 the skln
Is dell htful persue; sl!a9s headache sud indam
nation. and 10 NECESSARY companion In the sick room
be obtained everywhere At one dollar per bottle.
SARATOGA sPIfEG WATER, sold By all drug.
, 1866-04-05
OMMERCIAL.

WEDvEspH EyGEo, April !, 1864.
The receipts and shipments during the past
twenty four hours cornpare with those Of the COT
responding dtte last year as follows:
HEfYrI.TA Ekaf TEESTY-Fdt.H HorsHS
, 1866-04-05

uefmstreet's fnImltnblc nufr ColorluE has
been steadily zrownz tn favor for oveE twenty yesrs
It ars npon the ahsoroents st the roots OF the har
and changes It its original color BY DEGREES. An
dyes deaden and fniurt the hair. Helm
streets II not dv< but Is certain 10 its Tesults pro-
notes Its growth aud Is hes1tlful HA11 Dxx.sIya.
Price 80 cents and II 20. Sold by nj dealers.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By ali Drugeistp.
, 1866-04-05

pooaiai ii sxeef 20 Ss,sf ina is5aa III %
nen s e ~ M
these pasasites and 50 Will ErnWanp people OCCASION
o1 its not npon lie heslhy s1euseats of he BODY
bassors md sny deposits: ,hey 4Ts the otspinE q
bcforr lhe worms be expelled fr,ta the system,
and the cause OF that corruption nuar b. gotten nd Of
before the worms viii cease to De en9endEe1. Bad
will ELL the Worms drss Aud then thFow OF the ofEu
Afve materials thai support ane Aooftsh then. Tbs
soon ystn:es o. ,ns AK }nq ., S5;
formed u fass as the originals ore expelled. The
naes 30 IL %h
loeatnes, whether 'he, be in The SKIN any either
Kesu!asine Pis viii 81 them out destroJ than1 q.
pei them ffoIn be body and 70 reoova'e the dl
ef1a1 thas 10 nose sosma will b. e1gends7ee Tnsse
tenn thnt all the corfuphoa 4otten rid Of and &tfe
By little every tssut Ii made ought 70 be- eTesy
oIgapsc aeuon E.ndered productive oay oi FOUND
child the adult enoJa alerwafds the hiheak cond
ton o. health. tud all ior gents. SOLD " ssu:asts
sas p top
Chevaiie<.s Life for tI.c 1Taiv
VIII restoro Gray I1air TO its ORIGINAL COLOR:
STRESGTuEE and PROMOTE the srowth Of the
4+akest hair; slop It's falling out keep the head
clean cool and healthy b. used freely contains
no'hlpE injurious Is unparalleled Us HAIR DRESS
ING and Is Recommended aud used BY cur best phys
you requlse The Hair. Sold by all Druggists, aud
al my ontce, No. 1913 Eroadwty. n r.
SARAH a. cHEVALrEE, u. D.
~ h.SnSe1tet sAATu
, 1866-04-05
C13eFeI1 to fame1..-...s>...,......-E q 1T NY
NhuG to HtD3eh.t..,........s,,....*-.. II u a124

reAIsB 70 rHx rNi6H tEotf YARnA.
Trains orc run to the Union Stock 4Ntds gSer the
tittsbursh Fort Wayne toad, leaving the efpot Ht
the corner Of Mad1sou and Canal streets. The ra u
20 csnts each Eay. When fste Il paid on the train
, 1866-04-05

2EVNH ANU Q1aa1s U s1VH17
The following table compiled from Official retu1ns
10 the Secretary OF The Board Of Trade, gives the
amount Of Flour and Grala ID etorc the 3lst nit.
compared with the amount IN stora at the snme
time Last year:
, 1866-04-05
The Greatest Discovery of the
World.

New trest.ueut The only wsy to care vene1ea1 dis
eases. Or. II. KOSESREKG, lately arrived nom En-
rope Gurus III Seuefes1 dlseasts without MEDICINE
Or regard 70 diet, or (eAt Of exposure: the aaMe
81 Thousands were cured Last In London hosptta
M RrsenLerf Is the importer Of 1ht5 celebrated
Il ii on1y Doctor here who has prAct1sed 1t. He
Eves the patient perfect health sayes b1n for tbs
u.ure matt r. II given up BY any rhyslcian Should
Sppe upnbt, he will To pn1toctd BY c1f1in2 his
office Is Esst Ktpzie street upstaIIi ONCE hours.
ito 4. n. II to Aud 70 9p. N,
mhL1SSa3 st II aAArU
, 1866-04-05
TO M1JI,INERS.

Your attention IL called The h l. " Doub F1seo
Bonnet trame, found by e1pience 70 ae ne % 4s
in nee to retain it, at aud EVe grace 70 the boL 1es
Sold BY III t1tte1a.a millinery HOUSES.
knh3eMt 1T xAR 70
, 1866-04-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr.


Wednesday Evening, Apriil.
BEEF CATT1E-AccordlDE to the Board OF 1raae
rtfor the receipts and shipments aimee last itsue
compared With the corresponding period Of 1St3 hare
been follows. II should be borne 10 MUD that these
shipments and receipts really those O.! the day pre-
cedtng:
, 1866-04-05
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 4.
NEW yoHK QUOTATIONS.


Closing prices for eash. April fh4 lsN received BY
Joseph H. Lyoas Conmsslou Stock SAD Bond Broker.
and de1eric Government SECURITIES. 10. IS CLARK ST..
, 1866-04-05

Gold to-day bas been steady At ~, without any
animation. silver was dun at u701s0-
Government Bonds were sc lower In New York
to-day, and the market here dec1ned slightly In
, 1866-04-05

And Future Prospects 10 Life clearly revealed by D1
Rspbael BE WIS the a1ecuoas OF the opposite sex.
he eudes you to wealth. tesl&h and hapniness. Czu
at Drug Store 213 Fast Mad1son-st.. between Wells
AID franklin. Consultation tee One Dolsr, t8
, 1866-04-05

|. The feph. g..r.r f,-un
- .s.t... AAs IAon Ssk2s A1uts .. --..
alstses aon SAAHo1aA Cane: et4Se taat e1teH-
size nftA htu taken place anuGeE Of G1g1f ptAnfA
tons ln cuba md II Is te general or.nlon them mat
~. nrr.e1t rrn, ~ -,... 80 .t..sa. Isu = -.s
lac Wes.at 1op oi segsf ana molasses VIII DC moen
shof 1osa Was a n1st anticipated. Grocery sukars
TeT 4carce thts ysar o. a,coupt IT IL sad Of the
1..t October r,1e hart,v W.,tv 1,-.d M r.n- .,n
nrtrrx ~ cont-nr-ntv s1I -. ss.f,n ~
the Island VIA verE Eooa. and vessels coming taerc
from infected pots are ttg,dl5 Guaranteed,
Rlonr3na Eternfor
,yo.s,. ra..a = =. ke -" ..su
port, ere hul1mg at the foot Of West wash-
lhs'on sHrer. a. hoafaus elevator Tor n1ns-
fes11ns grain iFom caral boats to lake craft- II
- - "-AAS -, auoe. tae slpeth'ouueuea ot
Paimes Fhmendon, the well known milk rights,
the Eacle Works (urn1sh,nr The pro1ne &'ui1i hn
completed ny the opening Of the csnA! and viii
prpre great convenience to shtpuesg
, 1866-04-05
Gftp Notices
CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ MONEY FOR DAMAGES FOR STRAIGHT
ESIN(i EIGHTEENTH STR&EC, READY EQx

OFFICE o. Tnr RoA1p OF PEaEIo WoKK.,2
Cu1cAap, March II. 1s6A.
Sosice Ia hereby giyen bJ ths Eoaru Or Pubic
Eorks, that the incneY II n the hand, Of tho City
IIss.ures. Fs.dJ 70 b PAD ovsF 70 n aweer & oe
stss,gntentnK of E1xhtesnth street i.o@ ths South
that ater en days from the date thereof tho c1tT pt
Chicago viii enttr upun aud appropriate TIM property
u. GfSDxLE
FRED. LE1Z,
OIL, RO3K.
mh31s61t1tt BosFL pfPpblic Work..
, 1866-04-05

eaty.
pr. ]. II. Polaud's WHITE PINE CoMPO0ND Ii
now offered The afflicted throughout the country,
act having beca psoved bJ the test ot eleven Jears
in the New Ens!a7d States where Its mtrts have be-
come NJ wesl known - the tree iron winch, In part
1t derSves It's virtues.
The WHITE PINE COMPo GED cures Sore Throat,
Colds CouEhs+ DIphthesia. Bronchitis. Splitting or
Mpoa. SD Pulmonary Affections generally. It =
pitculiy Of vodng Urine, Fleeing f1uu the Kidneys
and Etadae1. Gravel, aad other complaints Give 1t
tr1nl ron wouIo learn shs vAloe q good and tried
Medicine 1t is pleasant, safe and snrt.
Sold Dy Druggists znd Dealers to Medicine generally.
GFO. ". SWEET, II. D.. PTuur1ctor. Hasron. Mass.
Chicago, Agent for the Northwest a. mlnufacEa-ezs
nflcss. jas5Sa819t I'll sAkru
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CORRESPONDENCE
From Gibson County.

NEUm HhWbUh NDMhe4e
PRINCETON, IND, Nov. Q, 1865.
Editors Journals
Probably you may still find room jp
your valuable paper for am occasional
letter from Gibson, even though the
election IL over and Ny Policy" a
dead issue.
But the election Ii not quite oper in
our county, for there il question Of
fraud 10 be settled yet before the
Democrat elect can feed secure in
their seats, Their majority was so
very small On one case only three,
and the number of doubtful votes cast
no numerous, that il has been thought
proper to investigate matters a little
and pee whether this Democratic ma
joritR has not been considerably help
ed by these doubtful ballots. Accord
singly, our County Commissioners met
on Monday to settle the matter, and
the Investigation will be extensive
and laborious, but no doubt interest
ing. IL Ia fair to presume that the
uninitiated may thus learn good deal
about the wire working and maneu-
verilg that IN carried on behiadi the
scenes In a political contest.
Both parties claim that they have
found an amazing, large number, Of
illegal votes, and, in fact, if the work
were TO 10 ON much longer, IL ia !
doubtful whether they would leave
any legal voters In our hitherto virtu-
GUS bounty The poll books and |
enumeration books have been thumb
cd and pulled about until they have
becorpe so greasy and dirty as to look
like manuscripts q century old.
OH it in glorious to run for Office
in Gibson, and then commit the names
of all the voters to memory, and find !
what an awful depravity exists among
voteraly4fe 4 v#f4Aa4 e91aI
AS 30 other matters in our county,
they are about "a usual. The corn
crop ~ good and very plentiful, but
alas where are tho immense droves
Of hogs 10 eat itF The hog cholera
has been at work as lively os ever,
and many porker destined for the
slaughter pen, has prematurely laid
down and died, and was thus unable
to ful6l the grand mission Of the hog.
BY The bye, our people are making
some splendid sorghum molasses this
year, and plenty Of ID too. "a great
many of the farmers have procured
improved mills and fixtures for grind /
ing and boiling the crude product Of
the cane field, and the result il q
large increase in the quantity of the
syrup and great improvement in its
quality. ..Cl31a AJiMHU1
The young wheat looks we'll generr,
ally, and ii is to be sincerely hoped
that avery ABUNDANT crop next year
will make up for the small one of this
seasoueand that thus, huiacpit aud
hot rolls, will be attainable even by
those of w unfortunate peoplegwho
pay no y. $. income tax. Z
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
May be found at present at the ofiiee of
-. X. L3avitt. ~ 4FFgff 4
No. = THIRD STREET, II VI ~
Evansville, Ind.
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted 10 his care. e5rf5 f4aa fsfs# s.
Refers 20 the officers OF the Evansville
National Bank. t0c.7 d3m
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r. A. Parker AZ Az John II. Williams.
i0A ca coNGREsaMEH. ta*3
/. VIM. A. Pile John Hogan. .e
Il q. A. NeWcomb, VIM. v. ~, hay.
3, Albert Jackson. Thomas y. NOEL.
A. J,IJ GrAveily. John II. Waddill.
d. j. W. McClurg. Thomas T.. Price, Y +
Q. IL, II. Van Horn. James ii. Birch.
a. Il. II. Lean. George A. Hawley.
4. j II. Benjamin. John M. Glover.
I'm the First, Third, Fourth, Sixth, and
dates each in 1891, fin the case OF the First
throwing tho congressman into the hands
OF the onposition1tH f as@
.33 rs. {. NEW JERSEY a rs
elects congressman and d State Legis-
.ts 98 oONGREssMEN. stt ii 5Is88 s.
iJsst. hcPuoucdn. Democrat H
J. !. M M Mo9 2 A. Ill. SLOPE
Z. VIM" n. Newell, Charles Haight, 4H
!. J. a. pthyidson. Charles Sitareyes.
D. George A. Haiaey' Robert Giichrist. ir.
NEW YORK. aft
la this State Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor. Canal Commissioner
and State Prison Inspector, thirty.
one Congressman and Legislature
are to be elected. The latter will
chose d United States Senator n
lplace of Hon. Ira Harris.
Repttbifcan. STATE TICKET Democrnt
For Governor,
Reuben Il. Fenton. John w. Holman.
MNHaNtE& FB #kfks Z sF8F51 Is era tlf LII
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], B. ERWIN, M.Da
homeopathic Physician.

Offers HIS professional services to the citi-
zens of Evansville and Immediate vicinity
I'm the general practice OF medicine.
Ofiice-<No. 90 Main Street.
Qffice Hours-From 8 to l0n and trofn
2 10 and q TO 8p.m. N LoelS dsm
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FINE GOODS
are now being opened
at the

a84u9 OF 9aila80 .aaai
gH1a iFq9H8a naiilgnH I'llI
Fl aJtAW Hglg gsajoag
III
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9b aavl9tmAi ain sgI H
ah eli ngqB a Nuoi M'~
bH Flss 0Ht AaJ ..1a}
oc27 dsm o 9aoa he M od q
a 'u993a ss.oy eds hsiio1 q ~
ID .A9Iaol9I 9sod geajo. 9hj 81 pG'
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This State, elects Superintendent
of Public Instruction, nine Congress-
men and legislature, which elects a
United States Senator in place of
Hon. Ii. Crate Brown.
-. STATE TICKET.
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4 Maryland elects a State. Comptrol-
Ter, five members Of Congress and !
Legislature which will choose Senator
Ereswell's successor. The tickets are
as follows:
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HIRAM NELSON,

4 u - AOCIIONEER,
Has permanently located his Auction
N0q Vua Room az feas 4tun
.ng eees No. IS MAIN STREET, nv
!Qpposite the. Washington Housel. s'I
ne VIII attend TO all kinds OF Auction hnsf
ness To the selling oI Merchandise Wac.
ons, Marriages, Horses, aud Real Estate. .
: AucLlon Dags--TUE SDAY, THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY or each week CASH aslvancee
on consignpients.i Refers to ali the cifs- I
zens q EvansYtlle who know him. viii
give his whale time 70 hig business. ana
81 M ~ min n.-.ralt ..n q. ~.
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
State and Congressional Candidates.
The Probable Result. anl nI ~

Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, MARYLAND.
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, New Jersey, New York,
Nevada and Wisconsin, hold their
general election on Tuesday, tho 9th
Of November. Below viii be found
list OF candidates on both sides.
30 1nfDELAWARE.aas vaat qayai
The State elects Governor and
one Congressman. The present Coy
ernor is Republican and tho Congress
man Ia Democratic. The ticket ID.
Republican 81 snits9 on' Democrat.
James Riddle. For eevsFpsaE avS sadisDaryy.s
.aena For Congressman. balla f1t
John l.. McKim. John Al. Nicholson.
IIIINoIs. ifa8J
Illinois elects State Treasurer
and State superintendent of Public
instruction on the State ticket, four
teen members of Congress Zone of
whom ID from the State at large),
twelve members of the State Senate
lthirteen holding over), and eighty
Eve Representatives. The 1Leeisla
ture elects United States Senator in
place OF Hon. Lyman Trumbull.
The candidates are as follows; as.. I.
Republican. STATE TICKET. Democrat
nor Nsr ssApesihtendene OF Public Instrnstion.
For State Treasurer. :.
George W. Smith. Jesse ]. Phillips
coNaREasMEN. 9l
John A, Logan. +. Il. Dickey.
foht. RepuhEtedn. E1t& Democrat.
!. EaT9@Norse. \: NJ N aa! mSs'"'''
= y Z. Washburne. Thomas Turner. fii
a. y. Harding. j. =. Thompson.
- y. lngeraoll. j. IL. Ramsey.
y - - u y. Ok =. w. Harris.
!. =. M, Cuiioln. n I, Fovyler
Y Y, H. Iippincott.0 Nv. Ross tf
N is6sa ss S WY. A. g. Burr.
- I Iwu ~ ,hltcheli i. = Marshall. E,
m n "A nm' ans VIM. II. Morrison.
~, ~ W. y. Allen.
Inc chicago Republican says:
OF the present. delegation l. Con-
gress, the Republicans ALREADY have
eleven out OF fourteen mesn3or a" an
advantage which our informat;on fro nm
all parts of the State leads ns - ~ ba
lievesthey win retain. Il II no = -; ~
possible that at least one of tho the
Democratic Districts may be carried esjA ~
the Republican, oandidates also, MOI.
withstanding the large Copperhead
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For Lieutenant Governor.
eteyart T. Woodford. Robert M. Pruyn.
For Canal CommieeiQner.
ktonIaerl ~ Hoyt E VIM. w. Wright.
For State Prison Inspector.
John Hammond. Frank d. Gallagher.
GONGHEsSMEA.
/. VIM. III. Gleason. Stephen Tabef.
q. Jas. a, Van Brpnt, Dafnas Barnea.k q