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HUMBUG.-lIow often we hcnl

1 N this expression from pcr-nns reading al
verli>cmen 81 Patent Medicines, aud in nine
cases out Of ten they may he righ,. 1t j. over
10 wears since | introduced my madeleine, the
VENETIAN lINIurNr, to the public | had no
money to advcrti-e IT,, 20 let II for sale with a
few drusu Is aud sturckeepers through a sn.tl
section of the country, many takiug it with great
reluctance; but told them 20 let any one have
il, and ifit did not do all ia ed II my pamphlet
no ore ueci pa, fer IL. In some store, two or
tltcr hniile- were aiken uu RAJ hy prI,ou> pres
GU. was hy many. th"u-h' craZ,. aul that
add he the h-f tie, would Gee Of me- Bat |
e" my medicine was uu umhus Ia about two
months netiu to receive ,r,er, FIR more l.ni-
meut, snme calling il NV valuable l.ument, Who
hal refused lo sign Iece It when o cit il at
lh'ir store Now m, sales are millions Of bottles
yearly, and all for cash. warrant il superior to
ANY other medicine tor The cuie &C Group, niarr
hopa. Dv,enter. Culic Vomiting, S,asm,. and
Sea sickness. as an internal remedy. Il is PR
iertv innocent tn take Internally zee oath accom-
pinviiE zach bn tie aud externally TOR Chronic
Rhenmati-m Headache, Mumps. Frosted Feet,
liruises, Sprains, Old sure clim,s SIRE Threats
Sc, sc. Sold 10y all The Drusgiits. Depnt, SO
CUrtlrhlt Stree', New York. 27;Tw
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GUIDE. - YorxG's

IVI GREAT IIl>lnLrGtCNL " OK. 81 Ever,
one hi, own doc or---lipiug priNa,c Instructor
{ r. Married rcr.on or tho>r about to Marry. hofl
Mtlr and Female, in ever thing "nnccrn = TN.
pin, >iul"sv and relations al our Sexual system
and tire prntuc ion or Prevention If or piin., III
cuduc al the new discoveries newer hri1rc given
in iAr Ei-l.sh LANGUAGE. 10y WN YOt NJ. " u
1hi> i, really q ,ainai lie and Interesting work It
i written in plain liugna.ri ~ the general rrnlrr
and !, ILLUSTRATED with upwards u me hundred en-
Cravings. All Vour: MARI ed people. or thpsc
contemplating, marine" arr laviu4, the least i'm
pclmcn, To married lie -hrul rcI Ills h,ol
II li,c'oscS secrets that every ore SHOULD he Jc-
qu,iutrl with still i i a book that must g
ln. kol up, and not lie about the house T. viii he
sent t" ANY o"r on the receipt of Fifty Goats. Al
dies ID. WM. YOlNG No. 4l9, Spruce Street,
above Fourth. Thiladcl ,la. 2i.Iv
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STATE OF vERMUNT--Di.tric; Of

y AL li,ou, IS.
The Probate Court Tor tho District Of Addison.
10 all persons interested in tue property It
IhareS liar minor. GTserrc:
William Pierce. t,.nidian n
CHARLES y. HART,
minor Of Whiting, Las rnde his aprlication 10
=" "r' for lirc.r, TO sell tire toil-p and lot l,-
longing to hi said war i uated ~ Whiting
aforesaid for The purpose Il utting tue proceed,
oil such ,a;e At interest Therefore,
You arr hereby notified to appear before said
Probate Couri, at the Probate Office in Middlcuiy,
II SAID di'jli,t. on Monday. the ! nh dav of Nov
enter next, (lSG1 at ten o'clock in the iorenooi,
show cause, it any YOU have, why said license
huuld not lie granted
nitc" at Midllehnry, aforesaid, this 22nd day
OF October, a. u. 1861.
3o;+w CALVIN & T1l.DEN, Judge
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRISTADoRO,S HAIR DYE,
CONTAGIOUS Observation-Disclosures

x must hr adapted 70 the nature Of tie li-h or
or there will lie 10 irrrensc; the soil must lie
aiapcl to the ccd, ur there will be small returns
and lhc human body must contain impurities, or
the VII hc NO sickness. The man whDse bowels
an hloul have been clennsrd hv few
BR NpRtTHS PILLS
may walk through infected diiricts without fear
1.-THE lite oi he h,>h j. IN the h"ol." To secure
health We mu Use iRNNDRETil'S PILLS. hc-
ca 81 wc cannot lie sick hut from unhealthy nccu.
mutations in the how els or the hiond which Brlr-
i ct'> Pills remove; this method is FLOWING
II ture. and is safe. aud has sronp THE Tr.r or
TIME. See - l'andrc'h In white Letters in the
Guv.rument stan p. sol hv all Druggists. 5O;iw
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.DOUNTIES EQTALIZED.

ID All soldiers who enlisted for three year' and
served out their term oil enlistment and received
bounty ofSl00, are entitled to an additional hOuI-
ty of 300; also soldiers discharged from WOUNDS
or disease received in the service. Parents, Will
avs. aud children of such soldiers As have lueI
bounty as above are entitled to the additional
bounty. All OF which can lie obtained by calling
on or addressing
JAMES F. OLNSTEAD, Claim Agent,
Middleburv, HeImOht.
l9if Oice in I}r,wsters Block
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tie cclclratcd D2 DOW continue, to dcvo'r
hi entire time to th' treatment ot all l-caecN in
ciirnt Ia tho female system. An cNIcricncc ct
tWeutv.thlcc wears cuahlr- him to l,u,iautc,
speedy and permanent l',t m the worst Ca O. ct
Suppression aa.l all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever cau,c, Al letter. for advice ml,st
con ain Il. Office so . I'm icutt street. Boston.
y N-Brlrl t,mi-hel to those who wish To-
remain u, her Treatment.
Boston. Jurc > l>f (NJ;&ly
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III T. - Z A IL
DIR. s s. FITCH, Az, WI.
Author Of six Lectures on the Prevention AMI
Cure ot Pulmonary Consumption, Asthma Dsea,-
cs of the Heart, and mode OF Preserving hal" ami
female hrath,--1ii Broilwav, y. Y. and IS
fremont Street, Boston, Mas may he c"n,ule
every Monday at ~ Broadway. New York. and
at 80. - fremont Street, Boston, on "Wednesday
and Thursday, October 81 AMI IN, and every
other Wein' lay and Thursday after. All CONSUL
ta.iuns free.
Dr.. s s FITCH cures the following disease,
All Headaches Ia arrli, Sure Throat Cold, CourL
Whoopins Cough, bleeding Lungs, Consumption.
Asthma Disease, OF the Heart Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints Bowel Complaints, Custveness piles.
Drop>y, Ovarian Tum"r>, Complaints peculiar 10
either SEX, skin Dis a'eS, Salt Rhoum eruption~,
pmplrs ~Ld bro@n spots on the face. the scalp,
the hands. tine limbs or the person; Rheumatism.
Erysipcl.s Falling Of the Hair by liumur. Gotre.
Swelicd Neck. Scroiula, and all impurities of tho
Blood. Nervousness. Chorca ST. Nitus' Dance. Ia
all cases the Lest reference given.
DR.. 5. 5. FGTCHS Family Physician is perfect
guide in evtry family, with remedies inislihl.,
that each may procure or prepare and successfully
administer To promptly cure all colds ant thus
prevent and cure all diseases arising from cold,
such Rheumatism, Lang Fever, Pleurisy, 4,
Sc; al-o to cure Group DipthCria, Scarlet Fever,
Measles, Ersiiel's, TA phold Fever, Whoopins-
Cough. Cholera, Chu'erl MOrhus, Cholera lnant-
TIM. niarriea from Teehing and Hot Weather,
Cosiivsness, Burns. Sea-Sickness Care of the Hair
aud Teeth; the best Tooth Powder and the best
Hair 1--we ever used; Laws OF Life, as 10 pre-
serve life with health to The most venerable aye.
Tie " Family Physician" is sent by mail. tree
vt postage, to any address, ON the receipt ui 81
cents. Direct all letters for consultation or books
tn p fremont IT.. Boston. Macs give State
prcctto Dir. ;. $. FITCH,
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= TATE OF Observation-Disclosures OF

- lAIF Of NERMON .---District OF
y .'ddison, p.
BY the Probate Court for The District or ADDISON.
To all persons interested IN tie esiste Of
JAMES JLWEIT
Of Middleburv, h said district, Insane.
frr~'irS.
VIM =. Nash, guardian of James JcNett, insai..,
has made application 10 this court for licer. ~
sell al the real estate # bis said wad situated ia
;he town "' Nliidleburi representing that L
would I've con ucve TO Ire Interests Of lie s,1
ward that tue 'ame should be- sold and invested !
ot' er real estate, or = part ha stld anil tho 30
na,n,cr be repaired for ia benefit Of his 20 i
wand.
Therefore, Won arr. hereby notified 10 srresr -
fore said Court d Il ses-nn thereof, to be holden
at the Probate Office in Mildlrbury. on Nonds',
the l2th day Of November nest, @. ~. 1866 -
ten o'clock in the forenoon, aud show cause. II nrr
YOU have, why sid licon~o shuuld not 10 granie.
Dated at Mihlebnry. th'e 18Th day ofOctobc'.
1866.
3u;3w c. G. TIl.DFN. .iuflEr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHY WILL YOU SUFFERl

The remedy is within reach "i all. SMoLASpi:R's
ComIound Fluid Exuact # Bnchu, viii care you
If I'll III lnrv Diseases rheumatism. Guut. Gti-
vel Dim,sv. aud Chronic G1uurrhoca aud will
renew and restore vour Nhid,icd AMI falling
cnrrsjc. II vou have hecn II too cd.scr votatv 81
pleasure nothing will de- YOU 80 much gooi n
Smnlandrt'> Extract }nchu. For mnrv diseases
nri lent 10 females Smnlaulrr. Buchd is -uir
aud sovereign remedy. Get the genuine. Price
only one u llar
SIl hv W T.. RUSSELL, and Apo;hccaric.
generally.
BURlElGT & ROGERS. Bos'on. General Arcuts.
ASK FOR SMOLANDtKS BCCIIU. dolly
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The market is lif.le~s. aud prices are In,ettled
aud weak. Few manufacturers are selling their
goods at profit and many are running their mills
al an absolute loss. Under these circumstances
they buy Wool spariu;:v. anl only enough for
immediate wants. Pullel Woods are elected
Especially SupHt
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! i. h L d III IsAsiyss.A-i1N

PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SELL,
Eccommcnicl for tnc treatment of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, G"nrrGl Debility, an5
Fever aud A-uc,
and wa raniel cure n,cniel 10y DR.. G C.
SIGrR. 1t il vegetable compound OF thirteen
distinct article and j. approved ami prescribed t.,
the medical pr.ic>-i,p. \ physician who Ia.
made use eli in hi, practice ,aye--''lt j. harm
les willie it Is p"Icnt; nor dnes il ~ i, the ca>r
withnanv meiciuc. leave shattered constitution
in It's track. S,l hV all Dru,a,t,.
OR.lN SKINNER 4 CO.
Sole pfoprirtor,. Springfield Mas.
The trade can obtain il Of any New York or
Boston Medicine House.
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4 GENTS WANTED $1,000 a Year

To nlruduce new and u,cth inNcniun absolute
ly nee lcdn ever, household. Agent, pIeirrring to
Worh o. commission can earn from $50 slO per
day. For particulars address ". q. WILSON,
lrVrla H. Ohio.
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mt. Below is the score !.

Passed B,Hs- Academy, 6; College, g.
LeH on BdWs-Academy 3; College, c.
Fg Catca,s - Academy 9; College, -
L'mp RI. 5 Averll.--
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s5ys !. 81 II ) !. I

Have saved more tan ju.0n0 prr-ou> lr,u
death. for they cure ina in,lc div, Cholera, BY
euierv. all miner CnaplIIHt~ Fever aud Asuc
AMI Neuralgia. Al-n >urc curr for piWh,iii
Cough aud l,hcum1'i m. Al Druggist, Iii Il ,m
ORRIN SKINNER & co Prorctor-.
Suriu,,urll Mass
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rev York Market.

NEW YORK, May %.
CoTroN N-Quiet at 4O@42 for nliddling, but.
very dull. 80
FLoUR--Dull, and common grades l0c
lower; IS 30aS IS for extra State; So 1000 50
for extra round hoop Ohio and 80 9005l4 for
trade brands closing dull.
.WHISKY-Firm at So 26Gs2 q.
WEEAT-Heayy. 2t93c lower; 81 066J2 II
for very good Milwaukee,; 81 1902 20 for
prime new No. do, delivered; s. so for
white Michigan.
4 RYE-FirIner, Ole for Western. sf3t
BARLEY AND MALT-Dull. IS .Fft
CORN-Opened firm and closed heavy
l612c lower.
5f OATs-H Heavy; 1a2c lower. 81
PETRoLEUM-Dull; 4l@ 42lzcs for refined,
in bond.
PoRK-opened firmer, butaclosed heavy
and dropping; $50 65@30S7 for new mess,
closing at $50 20 for cash S29 25g29 IS for old
do; s24@24 so for prime. 't4tsA
LARD-Firmer; l9@2212c. 4
BUTTER-DuH and heavy; 30@39c for
Ohio.
CHEEsE-Duu at Sd20c. 9sl [9H09
MoNEY-6@7 per cent Sterling quiet at
GoID@W Without decided change; opening
at 1875, advancing to 1885, and. closing at
1925. 80. 5 Z I.-5.5ta ~ t,.,f
&c better. 9a f46 4{i5 N81
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Banks in the United States shall be
compelled to redeem their notes at
some advertised agency in New York,
Philadelphia or Boston, under the
penalty of having Receiver appoint
ed to wind up their affairs.
Il The final agreement upon this
amendment will be understood within
a few days, and some definite action
taken on the matter
There are indications Of an early
adjournment of Congress.
Gen. Hogan leaves Washington for
the West, to-day, and will shortly
cross the plains to the Pacific, in the
discharge of his duties as. Assistant
Inspector of the, Department. of the
Platte.
Col. White, an active member of
Moseby's guerrilla band, is in Wash
ington, seeking pardon, with poor
prospects of success. He has been
chosen Sheriff of Loudon County.
An enterprise is being inaugurated
to settle colony of whites and blacks
.at BreTard, Floridas A large number
are now waiting transportation
Naval officer Lynch, of Charleston,
having. declined taking the iron-clad
oath, : Secretary McCulloch omits to
sign his warrants.
An effort is being made to resuei-
tat&the Colorado admission question,
wi "a hope to pass bill over the
p Adentls veto. The Tribune says
there is little prospect of its success.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Dispatches
to the, evening papers say that the
Republican Senatorial caucus on the
question of reconstruction was con-
cluded this morning. It is said they
unanimously agreed to strike out the
third section and substitute therefor
provision limiting the qualification
to hold office. Another amendment
provides that, whenever a State com
plies with this enactment, its repre-
sentatives shall at once be admitted
into Congress,
Another dispatch says the amend
ment changes the exclusion of all
voters at the South until 1870 to the
exclusion of offic e-holders in the re-
bellion, especially those who deserted
the United States service but this
can be set aside by two-thirds vote
of Congress at any time.
The national debt created for the
payment of bounties and pensions is
to be constitutionally guaranteed
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FROMNASHVM.LE.

May 29.-The suspen-
sion bridge destroyed bygFloyd in
1862, from Nashville to Edgefeld,
which has been recently rebuilt, was
opened for travel to the public to-
day. eeu
The Court Martial in the case of
Isham Henderson met to-day and ad-
journed until tomorrow, when rebut-
ting testimony by the prosecution will
be introduced. b e 1sau
The weather is very cold for the
season. The river is at stand, with
41 feet water in the channel.
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Annexation of Territory to the City
Of Evansville.

~ OTIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IA Common Council of the city of Evans
vile, in pursuance of the provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved March 6, 1865, entitled
" An Act to amend the seventy first section
of an Act entitled An Act granting to the
citizens of the town of Evansville, in the
county of Vanderburgh, City Charter,
approved January 27, 1917, and to add sup
Elemental sections to said Act" will, on
the 18th day of June, 1855, present to the
Board of County Commissioners of Van
derburgh County petition praying for the
annexation to said city of the following
described territory, and setting forth the
southwest quarter of Section No. 20 >" vn-
ship No. south, of Range No. 10 wves, in
Vanderburgh County. Indiana, the same
being known as the :" "Longworth Tract =
said Territory being contiguous to the city
of Evansville, and not plated or lain on.
Sas sssiffa5f W.BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk. "a
Inay24 d till june25
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FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, May pa fire
was discovered in the north wing of
Congress Hall, at / o'clock, this
morning, and now the whole building
is in ruins. Loss 100000. Much Of
the furniture is saved. Messrs. Hay
thorn & CO., intended opening the
Hotel on Wednesday. No other Ho-
tel was injured. Congress Hall was
insured on the house for 100000, and
on the furniture for $4,000. The
Hamilton Bath house was also burned.
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Cinctnnati Market.

..e@Fftk ev CINCINNATI, May %.
FLoUR-Dull, and hardly any demand /;
prices are nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull, and prices irregular; No. /
New Winter Red, 2 IS; Old. 2 50@e2 IS.
CoRN-In demand at 60@7Oc, the latter
rate including sacks. M
oATs--Firm at 43944c for No. 2, and 49@50c
for No. 1. .-fa
"a RYE-85@90c.
BARLEY-1 40(G1 50. 2Sat
WHIsKY--In good demand at2 % in bond,
but is held at "a.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm, but prices unchanged.
Mess Pork, 30 50; Bulk, l21at9l254c for Shout
ders; 1554916c for Sides, and 1715c for Clear
Sides.
GRoCERIES-Dull, but prices unchanged.
BUTTER-25(9Tc. ffa ssU
EGGsE21@122c.
GoLD-Closed at 1874. .gs.lt 3.a 8t3
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=" A Crown of Glory.

Every Man, Woman and Child who has
used
STERLING'S .AMBROSIA ~
Is willing to recommend It. Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
TT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. ) 6
Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow,
Removes Dandrutf, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures Badness, Insures Luxuriant
Locks, Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
once. t1
TO THE LADIES f
We say, the AmbroSia will suit you to a T.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed.
PatrOnized by Opera Singers and Actresses
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottles-No. for morning,
No. for evening.
There is no mistake about it, STER-
LING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world.
To prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists. &s5
STERLING'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
novl2dwly. f 8n. 4
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FOREIGN NEWS.

seSNEE YoRK, May % The steam
ship Persia from Liverpool on the
10Th, Queenstown on the 10th, ar
rived here at Z. 30 thissevening.
A Trieste dispatch says that the
naval authorities have refused to
grant clean bill of health to vessels
intended to carry volunteers to Mexi-
co; without it no ship is allowed to
leave the harbor.
In the House of Commons Mr.
Watkin called the attention of the.
Secretary to the treaty, and said he
saw danger in the assembling of
United States war vessels on the fish.
ing grounds, and condemned the con-
duct of the British Government.
Mr.. Sayard defended the Govern
ment. He deprecated the speech of
Mr.. Watkins as calculated to arouse
hostility, and said the American Gov
ernment are actuated by friendly mo-
tives in sending feet to prevent diff
6culties.
The Lord Mayor of London, by
request of numerous merchants, has
called public meeting to raise sta
tutesin honor Of Mr. Peabody in. Lon
don.
The situation of the continental
affairs is unchanged. War looks as
imminent as ever.
Marshal Benedict issued the first
order of the day to the Austrian army,
expressive of firm confidence in the
army, and the justice of the Austrian
! cause fIIThE aa.f ,Ii8Hf1 1asI
Military preparations are reported
from various quarters, and from Italy
particularly. The news is exceedingly
France, England and Russia are
concentrating measures for an Euro
pean congress. There is little hopes
of specific results.
Lord Clarendon in the House Of
Lords admitted that confidential com
munications were passing, but ex-
pressed his eonviction that there. were
/ no hopes of peaceful solution.
The panic in the English money
market has sensibly subsidized. Sc
curities generally improved, but still
heavy suspensions continue, and it is
feared that many more will follow.
FARTHER POINT, May 29-The
| steamer OG. OdNlu IIOA hlsOA pun,
18th, Londonderry 18th, has arrived
off this point. Dates one day later.
Cotton, after some fluctuation, clos
ed at last weeks quotations. Sales Of
the week, {, GOO bales. Sales on Friday
5000 bales; market closing dull and
unchanged. Breadstuffs very dull but
firm; Provisions dull; Consols $50
S74; u. 8. 5-20s 66@664 Illinois Cen
tral Shares 77@78. The bullion il
the Bank of England decreased
| 932, 900, and the reserve of notes was
/ 94, 100000. The bank had notresort
ed to the extraordinary power granted
: as the Government confidence was be
!, coming restored, but there were con
e tinued rumors of heavy suspension
, at Liverpool, Continental affairs un
9 changed.
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FROnT NEW ORLEANs-

New ORLEANS, May 29.-Cotton
easy; sales ] 300 bales low midding;
receipts for four days, 2.119 bales
against 2,916; stock 14,711; Exports
9,531; Bank Sterling 51c
Louisiana country papers give sad
accounts of the food and distress.
Provisions are constantly forwarded.
Gen. Baird succeeded Candy to-day.
He arrived per steamer st, Louis,
from Boston.
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CLEVELAND, May 29.-Three or
four hundred Fenians, partially armed
and with colors, oficered by men with
side-arms, passed here last night and
to-day going East. They were orderly
and quiet. They claim that they were
going to California to work on the
Pacific Railroad. ~
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. saint Louis Market.

g539e Ftf6 svsgs ST. LOUIS, May 20.
sFLoUR-Steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Easier; No. l Milwaukee Club
l 75@I 80; fair Fall 9O@2 Is; Prime 40
az 50. 13
CoRN-2c higher; 67t975. rtt,.T
OATS-Firmer; 45G46c.
- PoRK-Advanced to 81 &c.
BACoN-Clear sides advanced to 1910
I915c; Shoulders, l4c.
WHISKY-Strong at 20
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COTTON WARPS.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Pubic in general, but most especial
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool for manufacturing intothe
following Goods, viz: rf..--
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
Y PLAID FLANNELs, LINsEYs, SATI-t
NETS & STOCKING YARN.
on the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at dis
tance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right of. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6m
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FROM mEMPHrS.

MEMPHIS, May 20. ~ About 200
Fenians have left the city, going
North Others, from the South, we're
passing through Main Street this
afternoon. Ts
The weather is unusually cold
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HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.

nS- A good assortment of Timers Stock.
1tS- All Jobbing, such as GUTTERIN0,
ROOFING, &C., done at short notice.
All warranted as represented.
Offers TO sell cheap at wholesale or retAM.
Orders solicited. aDrl8
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SPECTAL NOTICES.

nriBATCHELOR'S HAIR DY EAThe
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
disappointment; no Ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. gGenuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR, 81 +
r Also, Regenerating Extract of Dfillefieurs
Restores, preserves, and Ibeautifies the
laairs prevents PsslslHaesss- Sold by all tFrg57
gfsts.- Factory, 9 Barclay street, N -
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