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0o head OF beoves sold al Ne advance extra ai i5o
l64sc, fair 10 good at llc l5c. 5000 head sheep
sold at 7c &c. gross 900 head OF hogs sold at IS
SIS per 100 poundA Petroleum. dull and nominal
Flour very duh Sales Of prime wheat AT s2 &c a. 4O
Michigan white, 81 So Corn dull With saos OF yeilox
AT zoe. Oats cned lc. per busheI. Coffee hrn, with
sales Of 200 bags Rio at 20lo 2oise.. gold Also
cargo II saeua molasses sold at 45e per gallon gold
Whiskey dull
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ImLAmN'Hs hMsh 20 isyo
In the Supreme Court to-day Judge Wood sari de-
vcred the decision n the of Mai,by Va te Read.
INK and C1lumb Railroad Company. that railroad bonds
held by non residents are liable ~ stat tAxatlou
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
Demonstration or the Fcnians in Port
land, Maine.

PORTLAND, March %, 1865
There was very large and enthusiastic Fenian de-
monstraton here thslcvening. Tho preliminary process
sion, it passed tho Preble House. watched with
much interest by the provincias there assembled await
ing the departure OF the ST. Johns steamer The
ing in the O'hahony interest There Us only one
sweeny circle here, which numbers thirty members
The Eusport and Aroostook papers deny that the Fe
mans section OF the State intend TO invade
the neighboring province of New Brunswick.
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Am u scnlemts.
BROADWAY THEATRE.

NIGHT priv Legged IN vtnesa Mr. John y Owens in
two new characters. the Chimney Corner bong tho
promnent feature of tho proQramme Mr.. Craycns
homo story "a familiar IN mos, nav,oers and combining
the MIL, ., e aords nm for GOOD character
acting while popug the moral 40 dear 10 writers Of tho
didacc SCHOOL Mr. Owens as Peter Probity of patri.
archa aspect and vrues indicated b his family name
made n very good impression upon the audience
Though his role was less suited to tho genuine comic
mowers of which the artist s uossessed and unusually
repete with touches Of true pathos. which none but
thorough student OF human nature can exhibit in their
-. ~. a.. - =, :. y, = a, Ill, -. ,,.,,o,
true isnt 'ne coheoan VINO" inc puoio ha'e"pP'auu'u
AZ the impersonator OF some OF the most mirth-
provoking ,ndiyduaIities known 20 the American
,.o 60, ,h ,,,r, or ,,o honos, o,a ,n ,.uh roro
d,ou anI oI' ti,ed -, dam,tc ncr
~ M 20 ~, ~; y, VI nS h PoSne Pn
,, " n'ses ~, '.S M n ~ :, % Va ~ ~ ~, % w ~ S
hi on.nc r r" p ,hc oc,ocens,an hol d,ags
,oI h;r,h ~, ', or ,ho ,o,nias sSi,,h oo,sbasTv
he nvenc ~ br ,na Nd Ken ,sc s,oc,ror IN noaan,
dread Of a catastrophe un;il ths limit Of the drama
exacts the raher brusqne ISOLATION Of the ongma me
oc d.,o,,,c ,,gc,,,,ie ,bcl n eerod NJ Owens nv,
opporunty for aserng his possession Of that super.
apuhdahoe ni roi'King hunor win whch ths hnsoana
also enabled miss tyson lady new 10 the stage 10
,iye public promise OF future excellence. The iend
ing OF MIS- Kulany was ntrtorons ana as inc cnoItp'
Tho nroernnmc ,yn he rcnratrd toni~n,
' P'Ne' ~ " y 'F ''~
VALIANT VALENTINE.
Nisa Ircv Rushons han lsone and comfortable pacc
'sS I''y huS"'on ia. '''"'o anu ooin'''''' p'ee
VI "'usen'n' ." oio"'"'' "u''' nA' s''o."' o"s =.
INC must "Sn'o''o' 'e'''eS W ne 0''y, "'' '
ns"' iof ''' pupos' " pei"'""s "" o'eSs
VI '.e "o" 'Pe'''0",'i '"''es4ae' '"'"' '"'"''',
""''" !" no P"9o' 'o'' '"' '''"'"s 'o' '"o "''
time The rehearsal Is said 10 have boen entirely 10 the
satisfaction OF the management and of the few crit
,, la ,,o ,,,,aao ., ,,nos,,. a, Tho ,iaco II "a
""o """ '"' P'"Ipse'' "'ne'aie w. i"o P'u'' 20"
been written by Mr. Schonberg with much care with
considerable attention 10 the uncs az VOL as regard for
o, ,.s,o .a 4, ,,o .,,,,,.,s -, .,, nm, NJ ,.s,
s'ou '"'''' anu y" 'io '''n'' "o'' 'o'"' anu ' ''
ton has expended Eery l1rge amount OF money In
scene ~, machinery, c0sumes stage properties and ap-
porenancs In order that II saay prove perfect success
She has also given II her personal supcr' ion IN tho
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
EVENING SESSION.
paueaAn ppAtvrra


Tho House spent some time in Committee OF the Whole
In consideration Of the bill giving aid toward the
construction OF railroad from Pattsburg to Whitehall
the west side of Lake Champan after which progress
reported
Mr. JENKINS said that on Saturday the Railroad Com
bills The House disagreed TO the report OF the Commit
tee and ordered the bills referred to the Committee OF
the Whole He voted with the majority on that OCCASION
and would now move to reconsider the action taken on
those bs and that thai motion be laid upon the table
iost-32 10 H. The question then recurred on tho mo-
ton 70 reconsider
long and desnory debate the action Of the
Railroad Committee and the motives OF members in re-
fusng TO concur Ia their reports.
The motion ~ reconsider was lost27 TO 5l and tho
Assembly adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
The Fenians mt Hartford.
Hlu1vnpn Comm March DJ

The Fenans held one OF the largest meen % eve as
sembed In this city Allyn Hall this evening Speeches
were made by General SweeDy Colonel John Warren
of Hartford, presided Upwards OF fifteen hundred dol
lars raised for tho Fcnmn cause The formation o
n local military organ cation was commenced
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The spanfsh-Chilean War - Important
Proceedings OF Congress - News from
Central America, Mexico, Cuba, sse.

Central America, Mexico, Cuba, sSe.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close In this city at a
quarter past and half past i've o'clock this after
noon.
The NEw YoRK Naturalization for Europe-w be
ready at eleven O'Clock this morning
II will contain the latest In relation 10 the Span
ish Chilean war with details Of the naval battle OF
Ancud, accompanied by map OF the north end OF tho
Island OF Chloe the land Of Chile and the ada
waters. which the Span sh Zee, Is operating
against the Peruvian and Chilean squadron and show
ing the OF the naval nght interesting proceedings
OF Congress- from Central America Mexico Cuba,
&c and reports Of all important events OF the pas,
week
Single copies, in wrappers ready COZ mailing six cents
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Hiiitnrd Exuosftiou.
RoBERTs, ,sSAyAsAGH. Decay. POSTER Az
rufas 90 aKf4t

EoBERTs, ,sEAyAsAGn. DECAY, FOSTER AND GEAEY
TRIAL OP SKILL.
An admirable exposition of the game of billiards
given lat evening at the Cooper Institute IN presencs Of
large audience, among whom almos, all the bi
hard no,orIees of New York The performance Of the
evening inAugura,od by tho American full esne Of
two hundred points up, Melvin Poster being matrhed
against Michael ceary. The game passed OF wthoatany
exhibition Of ably good play. The sore stood at
uGurgs isNrGs
Geary ry.................2O .2O1 Average. ...........ll3
foser r.................lI6 Averngc. ~
The principal attraction Of be day, Mr. John Roberis,
champion % England NEXT set 10 In American Fafus
of go up with Mr.. John Dcery, champion of America
II thu game an opportunity wa afforded thos. pfe.eni
OF witnessing the shots upon which the not0rciy ~
Roberts built and from the frequency Of e arrauss
" could b. secn that his magnccnt play fully srpr
cacd Hi- draw aud follow shots Were sor ching
extraordinary. Roberts In fourteen isniuzs, tie
score being
Rob bfis..............250 Avcragc. agc...........lI y
D,ery ................2i Aysrage.............is
three bali French "carom" garnc followed bctwern
Bo0cr's and Edward CahIL The louucr secmet b. have
u al his own way ~ In The tweniy.socond lnuings
skfu nar'ing of the balis on Cab part brought hm
ont y.cioflDns. be making that innngs twenty Que
carom@ Tie score va, Cahin co. assruge 20 l.0teru
a. average J. TO-
an Lnglsh game Of 5OO ponia beta ca Kobers aui
Dudley Ka,anagh. Herr The former Iersciiy a
home. and some ~ TIE shots be made erci riih
lond AMI prolonged appnnss kavanagh piayed veili
but no match far he orponeut WHO easily ~
its POINTS score alter twenty-five lnninr--
Kobers. ...............bDi Aversgc............20l
knvnnaqb. Average ~.
During the evening Coroner Grover read tiie foilos.
ius
Nrw Yoan, March ~ ga
Having acen challenge lNsnei ~ NJ Joseph hipn, ~
montreal, 20 play any IN the world teres of
gana~ and my ftar this county WI ~ aiDN ne
= och imc, would like ~ pay NJ Don tNu ~ ihe
urle khnlce named tbe English and Amerrau, etfu
same 70 bc one Thousand % bs ~, pus shit harred
and the sufant tso I've thou@ana dollars IN FDlf
ctch game haf frfet ~ otbss datals % 10 Asreed
Urpn John HORgRrS Cbanpon ~ Gng sn1
Thr rssding ras received rltb loud checrA
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doors OF ivory inad with gold has yet 10 learn how
all her or campared with the extract of tue
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREuS." When she inhalcs It's
fragrance all her Paris perfumes will br cast aside
PHALON a son. New York.
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Nets. 81 Rope 10 Twist Coils f Human hair Gods
o. Ever thing equally cheap at PECkilAM'> Hair hazar
25i Grand street. between Bowery and Chryatc. Also at
wholesale. Cut tins out
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
A-Finess Rcady Made Clothing In IA,

A.-Royal Havana Rnj All legal Lot
terry orders filled. j. CLUTE. Broker, I56 broadway.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

fcutcrt. lOuths' HOys and NhIIIfFns al qul" o1nN
To- custom work BROkAW BROS. ~ Lafayette place,
And 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper UIipn.
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

ERECKLE LOTION. Di.coloratons, called moth patches
and rcckcs etecty removed W using ferry cele
bratrd Lotion Prepared by Dr u. g., FERRY, prfm.iolO
~ Bond street New YORK sold by a drugsists. frice
81 Gail for Pcrry'A Moth anu Freclsa Lotion.
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ass C.nts.-rIohnIr Co,l. mud e.,

Address-PoIiak ~ Son, Meer.chn m
Manufacturers 6se broadway Fourth street Pipes cut
to order, mounted and repaired
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Bstohelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
world only perfect Dye. haress. reliable, nstana
Factory n harc.ay street.
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A Boon.-Wnrd,s Lndies, Prper coll

and Cuffs Also Gents, wholesale retail wholesale
price list with drawings o different styles free th
trade. 3 ". H. wARD. 3N broadway, n. \.
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Htn's Hair Dye-3oc. black or Bsosyn,
iu-tantsnsous best cheApest Depot 60 John s,rrt Sold
bx ALI dru
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Browns "verm,ruge Comnu.."

Ings. circulars and Information sonL
j. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street n Y
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Howe ewing Mncbine Company
RLIAs HOWE. Jr. President NJ. 6;s Brosdw.y Agents
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

This valuable combination been success fully used by
physcans and found To be safe Ia erndcathf
worms hurtful children BE obtain the YER
MIFuGE COMFIT which used with gooi
Sold BY drngl.t. and deaer. ol mclelnes NJ 23 boz
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof snfss.-
Large as-ortmant 6s Murray Of College pAne
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prtxes Paid
golf Information furnished The highest rates paid fpf
doublDon ns I'D all kiDds of gold and silver.
TAYLOR A Co, BANKERS 10 Wall street, y. Y
wheeler Il Wilson, Loo h sttt~ h Sew In 3
Machine and Buttonh ole haohinr. On Broadway.
Wigs, Toapees and Ornamental Hair.
6rst quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyens AtBArCHELOks.
Nom
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Corns, uuntons, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARE 100 Broad
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

ballard House, Richmond. Va. IL Vow
open reception Of guests newly and elegantly fur.
nlshrd throughout presents the desirable coof
aud accommodations and Iropreor- viii pains
to merit the patronage OF the travelling community
N. ID. MAINE A co.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye-Thc Hest ever
manufactured Wholesale and rrta. also applied, at No
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
City NOTICES.


I lNI aaI.IN
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALKS.
And now Il is hereby ordered and directed BIZ
/ the common Council of the city Of Evansville,
that the owners Of l0ts part n lotss frontinC
/ or sdioining the northwest side Of Oak strosf,
i from Fourth street t. Center street;
/ 70 Seventh street;
Southwest aide Of Eighth street, from walnul .
10 Ches mt street.
Southwest side oi Eighth street, from Chestnut
west side Of Third Avsaus. from Ninth street to
i Tenth street.
Southeast sids Of Cherry street, from Center
street 70 the Canal;
Southeast side Of Cherry strest, from Fourth
East side Of Washington street, from Franklin
street 10 Seventh street;
East side Of Washington street, from IIamilt,n
street to Sranklin street;
West side of Harriet street, from franklin
East side "a Second avenuss from Righth street
70 Ninth gtreSt, Ad---aen
North side Of Eighth street, from Fint avenue
TO Second aF0puat = ftftf
Eorthsa { side of Eishth street. from Chestnut
to Cherry street;
sontneast sids Of Chestnut street, from Eighth
street TO Ninth street; 81
Southeast sids Of Chestnut street, from Ninth
street 70 Tenth street entN
Northeast side Of Canal street. from Bond street
to Ann street
Southeast aide Of Bond street, from Market
southeast side oi Canal street., from Fourth to
In said city. cause ths side walks thereon to be
brcaght to the proper grade, and that they cause
aside walk Of Class No. 2 to be laid down therscn
within thirty days from the publication Of this
s. A. NJ, MoGRrFF, olsrk.
City Clerks once, March i6. Is6o. mnrIe.st
" a8IIaa IUnion eopy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
Mexican News.

NEw ORLEAHs, March ia Soutl
ern Pacific Railroad director hos con.
ciuded a contract with French comps.
ny to extend the road west of Marshall,
Texas. The President has concluded
arrangements 10 complete the connec.
ton between Shreveport and Marshall
in time to ship the present crop.
The Legislature has taken measures
to provide for the regular payment Of
accrued interest, and thai to accrue on
State bonds. The value Of bonds is
doubted here.
Quarantine 10 established at Mobile
on vessels from the West Indies.
Brownsville dates of the 9th state
that . vessel from America, with arms
for the Liberals, was captured on the
coast of Tamaulipas By French war
vessels and taken to Bera-
Outrages continue at and near
Brownsville. mOk
The Bagdad fllibusters have been re-
leased by Gen. Getty. Z is7'
A great many desarters from the la
perial party cross the Rio Grande daily.
General Neegruter and quite o num-
ber of Liberal officers are still at
Brownsville Gen. 0rtega has gone to
Montezuma, fifty miles from Malamo-.
ras, on the Monterey road, TO consult
With Obouh, who has been appointed
Governor Of Tamauiipas by Juarez.
Cortina has been reinforced By 800
troops from Mendez, near San Bernardo,
and 10 said to be marching on Matamo-
raa, and 40 army fDf 5000 Imperialisss
are reported marching Ia separate coli
umps, towards Matamorss, with view
of making simultaneous attack on the
Liberals from various points.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

BUFFALO, N. Y, March l7.-A Ere
broke out at 6 o'clock this morning in
the freight depot of the New York Gen.
trail Railroad, caused by matches upset
ting in q can Of kerosine oil, near the
stove. The Ere spread rapidly, and
communicated to the splendid elevator
belonging to the same company They
were both totally destroyed, together
with a large number Of loaded freight
cars; also, 100000 bushels grain in the
elevator. The grain was fully insured.
Tho loss on the rest is estimated q
about one million Of dollars, The N. Z.
Central do their own insuring. Il. I
The weather is cold. St PStricks q
Day was quietly observed. . - Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

GALVESTON. March Is Receipts q
cotton have fallen off one quarter TO
what they were three ,yeats ago. fd9aI1
Reliable Tampico advices, to the 10Th
inst, say: In battle between the
French and Liberal guerrilIas the French
were defeated, losing forty men.
Tampico is garrisoned by lOOyImperi.
salists, but the town is cut of from the
country and business isprostrated.
The Convention have adopted the
substitute for the majority report, de-
clating thsf Ordnance Of secession null
and void. acknowledging the supremacy
Of the United States, and renouncing
the right to again secede, by q vote OF
~. 70 SIs e3rfEnT bGG 8hEM q
The Cornmittse on the condition OF
the State reported an ordinance permit.
ting ths Legislature to pass q stay law
on the judgment OF debts for four years,
conditional interest. and one quarter ol
the interest TO bs paid each year. ha
z The Judiciary Committee reported an
order protecting Confederale civil and
military officers from criminal or civil
process fcrEimprisonment, orTinjnrye Of
personal property.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
seHlPEER, BUSTING
& Co. 81 8 4 =. ':..:.5 s. +.
ss so fl4s las - = rr-

OUR THAMES TO THE PUBLIC eEEER-
" ALLY for their very liberal patronage, and
promise that nothing shall be wanting on our
part to merit q continuance Of the same. tfAii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

KiIbourn City, Wisconsin, was nearl
- destroyed by ERE, on the night of the l4tl
49, instant lOA 49,
; -sssssss baA cotton factory at Macon, Georgia
.slrs is in full blast, turning out 10000 yard
of sheetirg per month. &
.@rErpF Mr.. Mccormack, of Arizonia, has beer
appointed Governor Of Idaho Territory,
b hEs .hsll vics Caleb Lyon. BA
The President has approved Of the
q - = sasa act concerning the removal of good.
from bonded warehouses. O. II
- - 3, :. The Treasury Department has receiv.
ed the 6rst instaiment of new one and
two dollar greenbacks.
VsFrF The irate settlers Of the Owyhee. river,
near the eastern line Of Oregon, have
offered bountiss for Indian scalps.
1oIalvoIa The President has sent 10 the Senate
the name of General Frank p Blair, as
~ collector of revenue for the 6rst distric,
80 of Missouri.
.sazasaoas In a recent expedition against the
,.,t - hostile Indians of Dakota, Col. Adams
- commanding at Fort Abercrombie, cap.
tured $50 warriors ~ p % isss-l
Additional interest is lent to the ap-
preaching Connecticut election, by the
fact that an United States Senator ia do.
.sazs pendent upon il. =
kanavks Governor Curtin had an Interview
with President johnson on Wednesday,
esaeFn and has since exprecsed his intention of
asbeoW supporting the policy Of the Admins
- tration. fsN ssase - :
Po-s8s- seAnotber attempt is to be made to Law
the Atlantic cable. The Great Eastern
will leave the Meiway early in june
with all the paraphernalia necessary for
the purpose.
On the termination of the reciprocity
NJ 80 treaty, now close at hand, ad vaiorem
EY daties at 20 per cent will be imposed by
the Canadian authorities on dried fruits,
furs, skins, and peltries from the United
States Thers will be no other material
change. eeA4 W
II pa In the Senate. Friday, Mr.. Stewart, Of
Nevada, introduced joint resolution
II 'hltta looking TO the speedy reconstruction o.
the Southern States and their admission
Evaosgf TO representation in both Houses. The
terms are such, however, as not Hkely
4 Ito be acceptable to the eleven Southern
NJ States now virtually disfranchised Il
~ r q was referred to the Reconstruction Com
8 mttee. ~ &N&s
A Ere occurred in Helena, Arkansas
Afew days ago, destroying the buildings
Fl 1-3- Of JsaVJ Smith, $4,000; R. B. Shelby
$4,000; A. BernhoId a Co., %, 900; J
Riskme & Co., 81 900; Charles Levy
$500. ,GI6EM
ss81tIiis(nnderstoo at Washington tha
the President has sent orders to New
Orleans not to permit Mr.. Munroe, the
newly elected Mayor, to be installed IN
that Office. -sss g
Ittts4 fs- fs ,s1-g
"a On the 10th inst 16 men were poison
ed and died ia the town Of Lisbon, Mich
a.saa igsns BY partakipg Of .buscuit in which
taa the eook had accidenlly put strychnine
N mistaking Il for saleratus-both ing
Ia in papers on the same shelf ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
HOMGOPAFHIC.
HUmPHREYss Iass93s .
HOMGOPA THO .SPRCIFECS

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20 siEnpie that mistakes cannot be made in usin q
thsmi so harmless as to be free from danger, and
90 emcient as 70 be always reliable. They have
raised the highest commendation from all and
wih 1.a avs rsfGar Satiafaction.
Cures Cents.
No. +" Fevers, Congestion, Ibfammatfous IS
NO. S% Waranss Worm Fever, Worm Collie rs
no. Cryang Cholte, Of tssthing OF In
Mo- -
10. "Dysehterrys Gripping, Colic........., As
Me- ei.s choAerA AfprhMs, kAsaau. Vom
Ma = go. > rs
No. q" Neuralgia, 1ooehachs, Facsaehs... Is
No. 2 zeadachs ., Sick Headache, Vertigo Is
No. 10" DysPepsia, Bilious Stomach ,........ Is
No ia. Eitsa, too y pFesusS snS Is Is
NO, " . Group. Cough, difficult BREATHING. Is
No. - !" nnA& Ein N m sErysipslaar rnptions rs
80. 10 Eheumattsms Rheumatic Pains rs
No. l6 " Eeyer and Ague, Chill Fever,
LII y 4Agues.. s...... ...-...-..-..-.. 90
No. II I" Pi ies, bl nd or bleed 50
No ~ " Whoepsng coughs aud violent
No. 10 " Catarrh, acute or ehronic, IntinenEa "a
No. rs "OpahRlmy and sore or weak ewes So
No. ~ Asthma, oppressed breathing. 90
NO zz " Ear Dtschars es, impaired Hear
No. "a ssrofiia, ESiarsed Glands. Swell. =
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No. "a /" GemernA Debility, and Physical
L Use a11aa tT Weak knnma. so
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No. 26fsSen @Ac me 4, ,sick ness from riding so
No. ~ sf kidney Disease, GravsI..,..... SO
Nos" Nervoua aOebtltey,Seminal Emis-
= - hions, Involhhtary Discharges. 100
No. % sore Mouth, CsDksr................. - 80
No. 80" uwimary- -lmcomttnence, Wet
ting ............. so
No. sl B" Painful Periods, even with
~ On Spas;as .......;-.-.-.-....: so
no y sWmertmEss change OF life............ 100
NO. - )" EEskspsey, Spasnis, and Sc. YItts'
DAncos.;..ss,. 90
NO. S4's Dtp&hsraas liberated Sore Throat so
FAMILY CASES.
96 vialBs morocco caae and ea0o 90.
~ large viaaa. IN morocco, and book..s...... 90
~ 40 plain case, and book-....3...-.. 90
10 boxes tHos. to l5l and book ............a 90
yETERIN SPECIFICS. -
MahQ&apg oAse8, 10 viale. $40 90
StnKln EialHs with directions ions............... Oh
@~ These Remedies, by the case or singh sat
arc sent 70 any part Of the country, by mAhAB br
express, Tree Of charge, on reseipt CT the prica.
- -. 49, sHuMRHREY'S SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC NJ EDIOINE COMPANY,
Once and Depot, No. $50 Broadway, New York
On. HgMPHRExs 10 consulttd daily at his ofice.
psrRonnly or bE lekteFs above, for all forms OF
FERRIS, SPARKS A co.
AIS Wholesale Agents. MEANWHILE, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
COLLECTOR,s SALE.
Collectors Sale Of Real Estate for
Costs and Expenses Of Sidewalk

NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN, that by virtue
1N Of prscspts, issusd by the Mayor Of the city
Of EvanavilIe, and to me directed, 4 will sell At
public auctions at the door Of the Court house IN
said city, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1866.
st 10 O'Clock =. m, the following lots Of ground
or parcels Of real estate, or 30 much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amounts charged and
assessed against said lots for the costs and expsn-
SIS Of making sidewalk improsement upon said
lots Of ground, together with the costs Of sale |;
and thas said sale will be continued the next
day thefaaftsrs namely: or Wednesday, March
2lsts 1866 at oscicek p n, At the same place,
for the purpose Of selling snch d. operty ae rHay
have been sold on the day above mem ntioned, and
not paid for. BMb ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
CHEAP PRICES AND -
e GOOD ASSORTMENT.
AT
BOLLE& BEYRFTss

SO. ~ Main street,
Ls1 Rl1 EVANSVILLE. THDsU'
MTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED oUR FAIL
w Stock, which enbraces . choice selection Of
Dress Goods, 0ioaks. ehaWIs, BaImoraI Skirts
Hoods and Hub4as, Gloves and Hoaiery. Corsafs
Cloths, Cassimeres. Ladiess Oioths, iGasnfrsts.
Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Tickings, Ginghams
Calfcoes, &C., Bisached and UnbIeaehed n Musliha
to mention. All Of which will be seld vKR1
CHEAP. Go and see at No. -, Main ST. set.
lBOLLEA BEYREISS,
septic. No. -. Main Street.