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nissolntinn of Conartnership.

Rzp COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
a fore existing under the firm name OF
FORTS. Spariis & Co., is this day dissolYeo
nv mutual consent, ID. u. SPARKS WIN
ORA wing from the same, the new iirm as
sa1naing all debts and receiving all dues,
81 stifl II. +. FERRIS
ID. T.. SPARKS.
EVANSVILLE, June 3, 1865. junS w
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FAST WoRK.-Mr. Smith, one of
our axe manufacturers, with the aid
of one man, few days since, forged
forty axes in nine hours and twenty
eight minutes by the watch. If there
is man in the indianapolis axe man
ufactory that can beat that we would
like to know it. We rather guess
not.
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So BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
yto nature black or brown. Genuine Is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Milleheurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hairs prevents badness Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, s Barclay street, n. Y.
Inar22 div
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FINE SALOON Adank & Christ's
new Ice Cream Saloon on Second
Street, near Locust, is the most ele-
CANT in this city, as his Cream Sher-
bet, etc, are the most delicious and
refreshing.
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To THE LADIEs.-We are requested
to call attention again to the notice
published in this paper requesting
the ladies who are willing to assist in
the Picnic on the Fourth of July, to
meet at the Board of Trade Rooms
to-day, at ten o'clock; and to say that
ii Is earnestly desired that each
Church organization will he repre-
sented at that time.
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MARRIED.-On Wednesday, May
80, by Rev. DIR. Palmer, at the resi-
dences of the brides father, Miss
EMMA SPEED to w. A. Wilcox, for
merly of Evansville, Ind. No cards.
We clip the above from the New
Orleans Crescent of the LIST inst, and
hope the young couple are happy by
this. time. y 9S88A
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B4- The police, we learn, have been
instructed to kill all dogs found on
the streets without collar bearing
the name of the owner
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BI 1t is proposed to get up grand
military celebration in New Albany on
the Fourth of July The gallant Gen
eral Scribner will probably lead off on
the occasion.
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= ns- CoIlGATE's. AROMATIC soAP.-A
s,,nerior Toilet Soap, prepared from re1ineo
Vegetable Oils, in combination Wilh o4s-
1a cerine. and especially designed for me use use
VI ofLadies and for the Nursery is PERFUME
,l, IS exquisite, and its washing properties I'M
3 & rivalIed. FOR sale by ali druesistsf
feb2S d&wly
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BEFORE ESQUIRE WALKER.-There
was case of assault and battery be-
fore Esquire Walker yesterday, in
which two women were engaged. Mrs.
V. f. Bond pleaded guilty to the
charge of assatilting Mrs. Green.
for which she was fined 81, with 81
costs. Of course there Will be an
yother.case on the ground ola proyoca-
ton for the assault. That is good
law. You can punish both parties tc
a fightnow in most cases.
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p9@ Mr.. Hunter delivers a lecture
on Sabbath School matters at the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
tonight.
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Partnership Notice.

y H.F. Ferris and John Ferris, under the
Arm name OF II. F. Ferris & Co., Will con
tinue the wholesale drug business az I"e
old stand, No. "a Main street oa
EVANSVILLE, June ], 1880 juno w.
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CITY NEWS.

g The Soldiers Of Davviess County
meet next Saturday to organize Sol
dier's Association.
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yrTAKEN UP BY Adolph SueThenry,
near Ingle's station, a Bay Mare, nine
Years old and fifteen hands high, marked
Nth the III s. brand or the shoulder. She
may be seen nj the American stables, on
Third street, between Main and Locust,
Evansville, [iunl2d&w3t.
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h@We took a long stroll yestcrda,

! s@ We took a long stroll Yesterday,
both by way of looking after items,
and to test the heat If any of our
readers tried the experiment OF walk
ing about two miles at a heat, they
we're able to form an accurate opinion
of Just how hot it can get in this To-
cality
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n@rThe work of film the canal

agThe work of filling the canal
between Main and Sycamore streets,
is progressing fast Before great
while, the most obnoxious part of that
nuisance will be abated. Below where
it is being filled now, the water is deep,
and not so offensive
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C0partnership.

wye. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
~ this day formed a copartnersniP,
under the name and style OF IL iglenas lI. 9.
n 70 carry on the Grocery and ProVlsion
business, in the building formerly occupied
by Cross * Crofts, Third street.. between
Main and Locust streets.
LEVI IGLEHART.
Evansville MaY 10. 1856.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-A wooden factory
has recently been established in New
Harmony. The building formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Owen, as labratory,
has been converted to the above
named use.
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OFFICE CHIEF MASTERING OFFICE
INDIANAPOLIS. June S. 1856. !.


INDIANAPOLIS, June s, 1866.
ED. JOURNAL: win you please give
notice through the columns of your
paper, and request your exchanges,
friendly to the soldiers, TO the same,
that there are a large number Of dis
charges, belonging to soldiers of al
most every regiment in the service,
on file in this Office, received from.
various sources, which they can obtain
by applying for the same, and identi-
flying themselves.
Papers throughout the States will
please publish this notice, ,
Z am respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
4.asi-ao e. e. PITCHER.
Brevet Col. United States Army,
Chief MASTERING Officer for Indiana,
KEEPING PoTAToEs.-A cores
poadent Of the Prairie Fd53,ser gives
the following method of preserving
potatoes. for summer; use ...g
Take good sound potatoes and
place them in tub or barrel and
pour boiling water over them, letting
them remain in the water until the
eyes are scalded so that they viii not
sprout; dry the potatoes thoroughly
in the sun, and put them away in a
box or barrel, in cool dry place
This viii give good mealy potatoes all
the time Now is the time to attend
to it.
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B1~On Third street, between Syca-
more and Vine, an old frame building
is being remoddled and completely
changed. 1t will be divided up into
business rooms, and will make great
change in the appearance of things
in that vicinity. The increasing de-
mand for business houses in eligible
localities, is a gratifying evidence OF
the city's prosperity.
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gg~ We learn from some friends
who have just returned from New
Harmony that the crops, all along the
road from this city to that town, are
looking very fine, and give promise
of a good yield. The corn is looking
exceeding we'll, and the farmers are
hopeful. The wheat is represented as
more. promising than reported hereto
fore.
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The Richmond Times compares the
" tortlres to which jeff Davis Is
submitted, to those inflicted, by the
inouisition. We never heard before
that inquisatorial cruelty ever mani
tested itself in over feeding its victim.
-ErchGnge.
If some of the boys in this section
who suffered and starved in Libby
prison could have their will at the
old traitor he would be sent beyond
the reach of inquisatorial punishment
AS it is, he is far better off than
thousands of the brave boys who los
/ health and almost ali else for the gov
ernmC Mt they loved
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HOTELS.

water 81, betweea sEain 4 ~
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Ev
ii Sae Free Omnibus running from -
pot. az .
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BopIEs FoUND-Two more bodies
we're found floating in the river yes
terday. One was that of white man,
greatly deeompesed, and the other
that of a negro, who. it was supposed,
was drowned off the steamer Sam.
Orr, a few days since A Coroner's
inquest was held over the bodies yes
terday ~ ! sg9
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Evansville, May 10, 1866.

-EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, II
E&, is with great pleasure we INTRODUCE
our successors to our late numerous irlen n,l
90 me liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to Us. CROSS & CROFT5.
May 10, 1866. p fs4 tff
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REcoRDER's CoURT.- Ahother day
passed and no Recorders Court. That
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MRS. WINSEloM.

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her ..-s--..s
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hY-In the La Crosse Democrat OF
the 9th. there is another article equal
in point of decency to the famous
Hillsnicker Snickersnacker" story,
twice published in a paper in this city.
This new production is entitled "A
Philobene,' and abounds in ''chaste
phrases, such as that paper is famous
for. We will expect to see it copied
into a paper in this city in a day
or two
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L. IGLEHAkI- q II t'OIF''l14 ~
L. IGLEHART & CO.,
THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust
CITY GROCERY.

COMPLETE STOCK AND GEN
"a eral assortment of Staple and Fancy
Groceries constantly on hand, WITH lr re-
arrivals of Country Produce, such as But
ter, Eggs Poultry, &c.
It will be our aim to supply all reason,
able wants in our line of well.reg Ia 10
family. u. IGbEHArI q 80 -.
Also, the best brands of Flour, Go sf
Meal E'eed. 90. [naSHu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-15

Thurlow Weed has written long letter
70 the New York Tses in which he an,
nouncss his determination TO support the
Democratic conservative ticket in New
York. and 70 stand b. she.prineiplss Of the
Philadslphia Convention. 10 this NJ. Weed
scts the consistent part, cad one which
might b wosthily initiated BY those ocn
Who. 10 the commssssmsnt Of the dil1eul>
ties between President johnson end Con-
green. supported the p'esidsas, but after,
wards falling TO secure their own individual
elevation. bstssyed The conservative cause,
and labossd y defeat The nominees sgainsl
radicallsa. NJ. Weed sisss above IL per.
sonal considerations. end ID Influenced BY
none Of the selfish motives that loo oitea r.
strain Polieiciess from taking The plain path
Of dssv. ed bs,tly ~ elsqsently place.
himself amsng the supporter Of the con.
sssvsalvs tissse. His ssssisisioa will BE- Of
immense bsasiit 10 the ceassrvslivs party 10
New Yea. end bic nome VIII carry hun
Assds q Rspus,iaaes into the same rsnks q
~ ~ vsssssa WAlg and leader Of the New
York RspUho6ans.
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Tns policy inausurstsd BY thst sxtraor.

lUB pOucy mAu8uSoSOu " so's go wv
binary statesman, Count Bismarck, for the
government or Prussia, reminds us Of that
peculiar feature Of what 10 known - the
Russian bath, where the victim 10 ono mo.
ment pas>boilsd and the next tossed kissing
hot into vat Of cold water. lie has hur.
ried the placid, grave Germans from the cx.
trcmes Of Abso,u,ism TO those Of universal
suffrage. While the English have been
drawing nearer and nearer 10 universal
suffrage by cautious extension Of the elec-
tive franchise every thirty years, the Prus-
slams have BY dAsh Il ths pen been con-
vsrte1 into . vast nation Of voters. The
bsssa and sweeping franchise which has
bssa accorded 10 The Pvussiaas y . royal
ssder will b doubtless secured 70 thsa. BY
. provision Of the Constitution which u soon
10 BE- framed BY the Bond.
Every man blamelcss 10 the eye ofjus
ticc, Who is citizen within the limits Of III
German Coafsissacy, will have vote =
soon a he has attained the age Of twenty
Ave. Bankrupts, wards, paspess end erin
isals are. Of course, excluded iron the priv
ilege; built 10 worthy Of rsussk, that polis
icoi cDsaees, he penalty IF Which Aos bss'
-emiesei. do mt squdi!fy a candidate Jo'
election. NOT. . .Jsvs;svj. a. siecser from ~
szsvesse ef his rvhl
This exception in favor Of alleged poiiti
al offenders y whom the bcns6ts Of en-
nesty and pardon have been extended. Is ia
striking contrast to that meseiless Radica
spirit, which Furnishes pretended politica
offences BY an exclusion from which !
spares pardoned rogucs, musdsress, bur
glaas and inc-ndiarics Dismasck sets
giovioVe exampIe Of federation y the North
asn people.
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Da. MARK's SYPpILiJIc CURE.-This cele-
brated rcoedy is an iufallib.e cure for
yphilis in the primary, secondary and teg.
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DR.. Marks Syphilitic Cure is the only
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the disease from the system.
Symptoms Of the primary stage-This
stage 10 known by chancres or ulcers ap-
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ter exposure. DR.. Marks Syphilitic Care,
by faithful treatment, usually cures the Ara
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Symptoms in the secondary stsge-The
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head, nails, mucous membranes, eanceroua
sore on the skin, scrofuia, etc. ~ The
price p9 package for secondary stage,
o10.6O, Including throat wash. II the
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| Symptoms Of the tertiary stage-This
stage is known by nodes or hard and rain.
full tumors on the bones, enlargement Of thl
Joints, = oontracliops, hard pains in the
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syphiiitic rheumatism, alteration Of the
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Ths peynset of this aeasy was regarded
By ths French psopls = gFsak nssieoal 10.
dignity, and shey cAafs undse Il, and resent
4 % the present day. OF ~ teal aaouat
q 10, O00. 900 france paid b Fsanes, 4 4
Characteristic Il Prussia nat - soesived
the liea's sAAss, y tvics = mush = -
laA rsspsctivsay y EaelAad. Austria aad
Russia. hat 0ade much grsAAse sasri6e6
eeaiass Napolssa-the common enemy. :.
But ~ Hohsasollsena wsss alvays thrifty.
Better than asy Other eovesnusnt In t6e
vefid they undssstand lhe ast Of getting The
largest quantity Of work Tor The leAet posi-
BE anount Of pay. end they alvays loch
carefully 70 he main chance Whea money
or ''iademuily" Il n question. Thus 0ts
mark and The king q Psussia have con-
trived 10 collect frem che vafious Seates that
recently made was upon lien nee u I'll tn
espsnses Of the campaign. This Ssat il moi
paralleled in modern hiseery. and illusleatG
. feature Of the Pruseiaa monarchy Shal
goss far toward accounting for its successR
While every other government in Europe h
on the verge Of bankruptcy, Prussia eener.
ally contsives 10 make 9th eods meet, and
balances her expenditures and receipts.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-15

The city Of Raleigh. North Caroline,
contains but Ave- or 'aia thousand inhabi-
t.n... hus il has ss'iT6a 49, =; ~ INTO m" Il.
''i s:( - SsdssAios business. There
are nine different printing Offices there,
which issue three. ssiaiiy papcrs, one Fri.
weekly. one semi wc,kly, six wccklies, Que
semi-msnthly paper, one monthly paper,
two moothly magss ines, and one annual.
making sixteen distinct publications that
arc regularly issued This is doing very
we'll. and speaks well for the enterprise aud
industry Of North Carolins. In addition
TO the papers and periodicals. enumerated, a
temperance journal is soon:to be started ia
Raleigh.
Mn LsScoLS.-A privsts secretary Of the
late President writes that Mt. Lincoln ''com-
posed somewhat slowly and with care ma
king few erasurcs " corrections. and, inv
deed. being quite tenacious Of forms u cx-
preston which no had once adopted. II
was then hia custom to read his manuscript
over aloud 10 see how L sounded, o. he
could hardly judge thing BY reading it,"
what France HAD % ray.
The large sums cxtortsd ~ an 'indemni>
~" by Prussia from the various Austrian
and the various German States opposed to
her during the recent war. has induced some
laborious editors TO produce from Preach
''bluc-bcoks" the following, statement Of the
sum France was compelled 10 pay after the
battle Of Waterloo to foreign powers, for car
rying on the var against her:
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4 rev Words of Comnen Sense.
Aow.sw mere aze who arc not subject to some T.
1setioa - the lungs respiratory organs. who, ~
ncglectng prcmouiiosy tymptome. a2gfarafc snr conn
paint until disease Strikes its shafts causing mex
prcssbc torture Of the patient and anxiety and d's
tscn to friends. ''Only cold - "A slight sore
throat" il The needless remark Of many when 20
affected. Yes: .Only eold.'' was the thoushtless
expreeion Of Thousands whom death has marked fos
HE peey.
Forcwssned-Forearmed should be the motto for
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tarsh o. lnnuensa Words Of advice should be heed
I'd by al sufferers Of Asthma, Bronchitis, Conump-
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fatal Consequences ensue life Of mieery-a daily,
housiy struggle fos existspee. 4 eoatest in which
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Doss not sppa, The strongest mind TO think OF the
sssuh csussd ~ neelecsi Thea Wig deiays What
escsse be offered, when timely warning IL souad-
ed q ysas eass WHEN the danger b pointed out.
Why not avoid ~ MAnsDefs PncruaAL BAIn be-
been ussd with sucoess IN nearly million q cases,
and 10 endorsed BY the medical Faculty ~ the most
prompt and ccscious remedy that scientific research
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each bottle and dealers are instructed in every in
stance 10 refund the money. when this preparssisa
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FULLER. FINCH 4 FULLEP, Agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-15
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The National Line comprises the following mt
class class donbleen.inc Iron steamships. with water
ENGLAND. Carr 0RAcE. $3.50 tons; SCOTLAND.
Cart Hall s6.s tons; VIRGINIA. CAPT. Psowss,
4e1o tom AELvETIA. Carr. OaiIvIe, s.316 tons ;
DENMARK. Carr. Tmoxrsox, s.ll7 tons Tfi4
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Lfwls, l.s1l tons LOUISIANA, Carr. Tsossos.
S,lss tons FRANCS and GERMANY t1iidise.
Sailing every saturday from New York; eysfy
ne Nss,oas, s,sam Navigation cOmpas,. Of liz.
srp2ol; in;s2a dssgeteaing this month. ffoa New
Virginia, Capt prowss, saturday, Sept 10.
Louisiana. Capt. Thomson; Saturday, Sept. n
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