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FOR SALE.
"COB SALE A VERY TJ 'EBIOR
ENGINE
A? and boiler. made-by R. tx t Haney ;
Engine,
10 iach cy lender, 2 leet strc ; Boiler, ti inches
diameter, with two floes and made of very heavy
iron.
Also, three large Force Tamps, two of which
are suitable for pusaplng a mine; also, a Corn
Screen, complete, with shifting, gearing and pol
lers ; also, one single and one double Blast Fan.
The whole or nj portion of the above property
asn be bought very cheap for rash. Knqnire of
dee!5-d3w CONVERSE CLEMENT.
rp hose in wast of good wood cas BE
L supplied hf
McJohnston's St
sal. To invars
with the order.
eaviiie tlit-ir orders at Char!
n Main street, near the Ca
Jt deliTery, save the rash
:l THO. D. SXYTH.
T70K SALE A HOISK ASIl
LOT OS THE
F riTer bank, sonth of Gnm street.
The house
is almost new, contains r, rooms, hall, pantry,
Ac. Oona stable, wood -shed, outbuildings, 4c.
Lot $ feet front By 150 feet deep.
A bargain will he given Inqnire at this office,
or of JWO. S. McCOEKLK.
House and Lot for Sale.
0E 01 THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI
DENCES in the city for sale; in omple:..
order, retaining ten Koonw with Chandaliers and
Br ,:e;.s for Gas, two brick Cisterns, Stable,
Wood, Coal and Out-Uonses, a good dry brick
Cellar lit leet quire, wall lighted.
The House is wood heavy oak frame stands
back 40 feet from the street, leaving a beautiful
front yard. Corner Lot Z'o by 2o feet, eucloeed
with a good substantial feuce. Corner or Oak and
Water streets, above the residence of Hubert
Barnes. Esq. Enquire of
OBtlO-tf CUABLT8 BABCOCK,
Ho. S Main Street.
SALE OP CITY LOTS.
C"QB sai.k the following DESCRIBED !
-a ihj Loisaua timber Inn I :
Pact of Let ia, wUhrrrooMe, fronting 4 feet
on Third and 80 feet on Syoaiuore streets. Thi. is !
asaoicelot, one square from the Court Home,
now occupied by John Urieas and Fred WahiiMed
ler. Lots 6, 6. 9 and 10, in Seminary tract, the two
former on Main street, opposite the Railroad De
pot, the latter two immediately hack of the for- j
mer, on Sycamore street. Free of city taxes.
Hot..- and Lot No. 17. Block 10, BowleyvUle, i
tw sijuaie from tiw nanrosn uepor. ai-u t.ui io i
in RowleyTille.
Lots 3 and 4, In Block 3, in Sullivan Enlarge
ment. Two 40 acre tracts in Perry Township, Rood
timber land, three and four miles from the city.
Also iw acres in It nion Township, Tje ivy tim- I
bered, seven miles from the city.
This is all good property, and for sale on rea
sonable terms, by
dec5-lm CHRISTIAN DECKER.
LOST.
acd Svcareore. a black velvet Belt and Gold
ijw v.,-. . nr iiuuit niii ue iioeraiiy rewnriKMi
and reeiTe the tiurka of the owner Vy leaving
It at the (tore of G. HAGUBE CO. !
decJO Iw
ON CHBISTM AS DAT. A SAFE KET. THE
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving
It at this office. dic30 3t
FOR RENT.
FOB REST. A SMALL FARM, ABOUT
two miles from ETantrills, below Pireon
Greek. There is a good frame house of four rooms
upon the premises. Possession given first Janu
ary. There is an alrondance of limestone upon
the farm and a kiln for burning lime. For fnrth
er particulars enquire of 0. E. LEWIS.
THB LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS, COBSER
of Locust and Water streets, now occupied by
the Quartermaster's Department.
For particulars enquire of
ALEX. FOSTER.
At Warehouse of Foster Gwynn CO.
declSltf
FOR RENT OR SALE.
FOR RENT OR SALE A BEAUTIFULLY
situated Residence, near the Salt Wells, with
abeat two acres of Land. Will trade for good
city property. Enquire of
E. E. MINGST, or. Main and First.
WANTS.
TO RENT, BT PROMPT
ANTS, two small houses.
PAYING TES
Estiuire at
dsc20-l
D. BAER, eor. 4th and Main.
w
ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG
something in the grocery lino preferred; stands
ready for employment and experience in any
thing. Enquire at this office. dec29-3t
lt iottvttitt.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 31
fTm W:iw'UOKS,..7..:.Assoelate.
D&T The Vincennes Gas Company in
tend advjpcing the price of gas 15 cents
per 100 feet, on and after January 1st
1864.
Col. Richard Owen, has accepted
a chair in the State University, at
Bloominton, as a Professor of Natural
Science.
-Mr. Elliott, of Mass., has introduc
ed a bill into theHouse of Representatives
providing for the establishment of a Bu
reau of Emancipation. It is thought it
will prove acceptable to all who become
acquainted with his provisions.
About 30 colored volunteers left
Vincennes for Indianapolis on Saturday
last The colored regiment now organ
izing in the latter city already numbers
400 strong, most of the recruits having
been nicked up in different parts of the
State, but credited to the quota of Mari
on county.
The Democratic District Con
vention is called to meet at Vincennes
on the 8th of January next, for the pur
pose of appointing two delegates and
two alternate delegates to the State
Democratic Convention, and transacting
other business that may be deemed
necessarv.
The Draft The Inexorable Draft.
Our suggestion yesterday to raise
money additional to that paid by the
city for bounties, meets with approval,
yet we hear of no one circulating a sub
scription paper. We heard several me
chanics say they' would" give $10; and we
have no doubt $2,000 ould be realized
in & few hours, if some good responsi-
ble man would but take a paper and vis- j
;. .j . e . . . , ,. , J
it the different
n ... v . o 1
ments of our city. There are a host of
recruiting officers among us, and it is I
useless to deny that tuey can assign I
their recruits to those townships that pay j
best. A few dollars placed in the hands
Of some of these officers would quickly
raise our quota. It may look unpatriotic
for a man to want to enlist in that township-
that pays the best , and those who
do not go themselves may be disgusted
with such mercenary manifestations.
We think, however, a man who has made
np his Bmind to join the army, is
equally patriotic, whether he receives a
bounty of $300 or $500. He would be a
fool to enlist in a township that paid him
nothing when he could receive from 100
to $200 county, by having his name cred- I
ited to some other township.
It is generally conceded thatju as-1
signing credit tc the various township
of this State, no attempt will be made to j
go behind the muster rolk As the
recruit is sworn in so will he be credited; j
and all attempts to have credits changed
aftC they are once entered up, will prove 1
of no avail.
This fact ought to stir us up to a re- '
doubling of our diligence and watchful- '
ness. We learn that Ab. Bishop enlist- 1
ed several negroes in our county the oth- j
er day or father eaticed them awy i
from Mr. Bis afisjr he had enlisted I
t!;,;:i z: 1 ihat th--j vrete taken to In-
Jiaiiirpom nnd credited to Marion ;
county. We do not vouch for the cor
rectness of the report but give it as we
got it. If it be true, Ab. needs watching.
Oar city pride " demands that Evans
villc shall . not be the only city in the
State .that : shall prove, delinquent. A
I little energy is all that is lacking. What
j two or three ' mechanics responsible
steady men will put the ball in motion?
The Democratic Congressmen
arc kicking up a terrible hullabaloo over
Grant and McClellan. Some want little
Mac as candidate for President, others
insist that the little Napoleon is " played
out,"and will no longer draw good houses.
These latter are enthusiastic Grant men,
regarding him as the only possible hope
for the party. They are willing to swal
low him, abolitionism and all. It is doubt
ful, however, whether General Grant will
swallow them. Should he accept their
nomination, the Teit would be very
similar to that of the recent election in
Iowa, when a "allant war Democrat,
General Turtle, sacrificed himself in
behalf of a spurious democracy to
no purpose. General Grant is too shrewd
a tactician to permit himself to be sur
prised .by the insiduous approaches of
those who have always been bitter oppo
nents of the war, in which he has achiev
ed Tits gtory. - -
J6" A large delegation from Dubois
county visited our city yesterday to get
exemption papers. Almost every dis
ease to which flesh is heir to was repre
sented. There was also a vast number
of widow's sons whose mothers were de
pending upon them for support Sev
eral of the delegation were here in the
pursuit of knowledge and
had a great
many questions to propound to the Pro
vost Marshal not to settle any particu
lar case then in hand but that they
might be ready for any future contin
gency that might arise. Surgeon Ral
ston reserves his opinion and most of
those desiring exemption go home in a
blissful state of uncertainty as to wheth
er they will escape the drrft or no.
The other day an entire family from
Spencer county was in the city, all suf
fering from the efFexrts of a consumption
that Dr. Ralston, after an examination,
"orjohin t see" They said that it run in
the family was a family ailing. The
Doctor acknowledged it looked that way,
but the disease was', not sufficiently de
veloped to warrant him in giving them
exemption papers. We dare say had he
seen them around a dinner table he
would no longer doubt the genuineness
of the consumption or that it was a fam
ily complaint. r .
J 1
Packing in Latayettf. Packing has
closed here for the season. The aggre
gate of onr two houses is 15,556 cattle
and 39,157 hogs. The bogs fall short
some 20,000 in number, and from fifty to
seventy-five pounds ip weight. Yet the
amount of packing for a city like ours
is large and jerhaps unsurpassed, re
quiring a million of dollars. In addition
to what wag packed by our houses here,
some of our packers went to Chicago
during the season and packed there
some 12,000 heavy hoes, at an outlar of
rzj-' caMirjr' stirrrsssoa. -l-irij.
j out.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND SALES.
Sale or I.onili and Lota IHorlgaged
to secure Loan of Common
School and Congressional Town-
snip f unas,
S rriOVIDKD IN STATIONS wi AVn ot
of the Acts of the General Assnnililv rf n.
State of Indiana, approved March 11th, 18fil, tho
aanrrslglMii will, on the 4th Mouday iu January,
1H04, (lioing the 25th day or January, A. D. lt64 I
at the Court Ilonsedoor;iii Evansville, Vanderbnri;
county, in the State of Indians, offer for sale the
following described Lands or Town Lots in said
county, mortgaged to the State of Indiana, to se
cure loans of School Funds, and npon which the
borrowers have failed to pay the annual install
ments of interest aud principal due thereon, to
wit :
COMMON SCHOOL FOND.
Loan No. IBB. Lot number fonrteen (14) bj
block number ten (10), and lot numlier four (4) in
block number eleven (11), in tho Kasteru Knlarce
niont of the city of Evansville, in said county and
State, mortgaged by Jacob Bonn and Margarctb
Bonn, his wife, on the 23d day ot January, 184'J
Amount duo thereon $99 73.
L.oan j,o. .!. The northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section number ten (10) ju
township numlier five tSi. south of ranm ,,,, ,,,!... -
ten (10) west. Also, a strip of land thirty rods
wide, running the whole leugth of the southwest
quarter southeast quarter of said section, town
and range, said strip olland being bounded on
the east by land belonging to James Crisp, both
tracts of laud containing fifty. five acres more or
less, mortgaged by Roliert Earl and Sarah Earl
his wife, on June the 2d. A. D., 1857.
Amount due thereon $321 45.
Li an No. inn. Lot numlier one hundred and
twenty-one (121) and part of lot, number one hun
dred and twenty -two (122V said lot No. 122, being
bound as follows, to-wit : Begimi.igat the north
easterly corner of lot No. 121, theuce running
mong ross street S4 feet to the other corner of
saiu jzi inence along Division street to the
place of beginning, mortgaged by John Hewson,
v, 1 xcuruary, 1.-11.
Amount due thereon $175 78.
Loan No. 291. Lets number thirty-five (3r.) and
thirty-six (30), in block numlier fourteen (14) in
Stockwell's Enlargement of Evansville, mortgag
ed by Cornelius Kyan on the the 22d day of Novem
ber, 1862,
Amount due thereon $104 85.
Loan 270 Lots number twenty-five and twenty-six
(25 and V0), in block number nine (9,), in
the Eastern Enlargement of the city of Evans
ville, mortgaged by Thomas Snowden, and Lixn
Snowdcn.his wife, onhe 21st day of August, 18G2
Amount due thereon $235 2S.
Congressional Town.hlp Funds.
Loan No. 147. Lot number three (3), and the
aojommg one-half of two (and adj ' , 2), i
block anmher seventeen (IT) in Stockwell'a En-
ixr Ml 1,' of tllA i-ilr nf C.n..ill. . . .
James McKeever and Catharine AlcKo-ver his
wife, on September 11th, 1830.
Amount duethfreon tilt HI
Loan No. 251. Lot number four
anh .I,,-,
sion of lots number one hundred .ml i.in,
aud one hundred and forty-two (lil and 142) in
tho Original Plan of the city of Evansville, mort
gaged by Hugh Bonalds and Eliza Boualds, his
wife, on Acgust the 5th. 1859.
Amount due thereon $317 71.
Loan No. M. Lots number two, three, twenty
eight and twenty-nine (, 3, 28 and 29), all in
Lister's Snb-division of ont-lot number two (2)
Upper Enlargement of Evansville, mortgaged by
Joseph Wheeler, senior, and Mary Wheeler, his
wife, on the 13th day of January, 1862.
Amount doe thereon $165 52.
Loan No. 7. The sonth half of the ,,..!
j-.iiasrter of the south east quarter of section uum-
u-. ixfuij-uuie town six () south of ranee
ten (IP) t, containing twenty (20) acres, mort
gaged by Emanuel Hull, and Sarah Hull, his wife,
on the 22dday of March. 1848.
Amonut due thereon J3U 73.
Should the tnregniorsoms rem-tin nripaid on the
EB b day of January, ISta, being the th Monday
11 said month, the andersigned Auditor in and
for said County, will on that day, proceed to sell
the premises mortgaged and described herein, or
so much thereof to the highesfbiddor, fur cash, as
may be necessary to dtseWge the amount dne. for
principal, interwtt, damages and cost. And in
esse of no bid for lbs amount due, the undersign
e I will bid in tho same on account of the respec
tive funds.
VICTOR RISCH,
Auditor of saiti County.
DISSOLUTION.
THE CO-PARTNEKSHIP HERETOFORE
exist ini; under the name ami style of Combs
i IJntch was this day dissolved bv the withdrawal
ofW. W. Geatbe t. m the sai.l firm, and all in
il. bledness or mi 1 f mi will Iw paid by Ben F
Gatch. WORTHINGTON W. CO JIBS
BEN. F. OATCH.
Evansville, Dec. 24. dec'25
NEW FIRM.
1'tHI U KDERSTGKKI) WILL CONTINUE
the Boot and Shoe busineos under the style of
B. F. Gatch A" Son, at tho old stand, No. 8 Second
otreet.
NEWS BY TELEGEAPH.
m BY THE E. k W. LISE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
New York It-.ms.
Important Dlspatcue Taken to
Washington from City Point Sc 1
retary Chase to do as he Wlsiiea ,
Army of the Potomac Re-Enllhttng
War Department Engaged In Tlx- .
lng np the Draft.
New Yoek, Dec. 30. The specials are
barren of news.
The Herald's dispatch says M;ijor
Milford, with a flag-of truce officer be
tween Fortress Monroe and City Point,
arrived here this afternoon bv special
train from Annapolis, with important
dispatches for the Government
In his annual report, Secretary Chase
asked Congress to repeal the provision
directing him to make loans for 10 to
40 years, and empower him instead to
negotiate the necessary loans at whatever
terms he may in his discretion deem
best for the public interest. This au
thority will undoubtedly be given, and
the Secretary will have power to ine
$300,000,'0(JD more of the popular five
twenty loan. If subscriptions to this
loan continue to come in faster than
needed by the Department, it is under
stood that permission will be given to
agents to receive subscriptions payable
in instalments as the amount shall be re
quired. Five per cent, only is to be de
posited as a guarantee, thus savin? to
the Government a large amount of in
terest. Since Congress refused to pay exorbi
tant bounties, it is expected re-enlistments
are increasing, and hundreds are
arriving here daily. Those who were
waiting for an increase of bounty are
now coming forward, and in a few wj-. li
nt the present rate, nearly all of the Ar
my of the Potomac will have re-enlisted
for the war.
World's Special.
Washington, Dec. 29. Not a little
disappointment is felt at the failure
to effect an exchange of prisoners. Gen.
Rutler telegraphed here that he was
quite sangnine of completing the ex
change. The whole matter now reverts
to Gen. Hitchcock and Meredith. The
rebels still permit private donations of
provisions to go to cur prisoners, but
will receive 'nothing from the Govern
ment. Times' Special.
Washington, Dec. 29. The War De
partment has under consideration im
portant questions relating to the draft,
which will shortly be made public. The
quotas of the several States are being
arranged o as to avoid difficulty in the
future. Each State will be officially in
formed oi the number of men it is ex
pected to raise, and the time fixed for
the enforcement of the draft, which will
not be later than the middle of January.
Prom New York.
New York, Dec. 30. It is not bolieved
here that Secretary Chase will issue more
legal tender notes, though it is stated
that bolh committees of Congress have
expressed the opinion that it will have
to be done. It is understood that it was
his intention yesterday to call for a loan.
From Cincinnati,
The Great Sanitary Fair to flout on
Saturday.
Cincinnati, Dec. 30. The Sanitary
Fair will close on Saturday nijrht. The
Produce and Merchandise Hall, for the
reception of donatious of merchandise
and country produce, will continue open
till January Hth.
Ti
Arrest of a BrltUh,
Carrying n Rebel
Arrest of Pirates.
I.lenttuaMt for
Mail Fiirthel-
Nkw York, Dec. 30. The Pout savs a
British Lieutenant, who was to Bail for
Bermuda, was arrested by Marshal Mur
ray and sent to Fort Lafavette.
A rebel mail was found concealed in
his bajrgajro. The letters were forward
ed to Secretary Seward.
Further de velopnionts relative to the
seizure of the steamer Cromwell, and
the bark Circassian, ore publisho.l.
It appears that on tlif day of Bailing
of the Cromw. ll, Marshal Murray arrest
ed H. Segur, formerly United States
Minister to San Salvador, together with
his wife and child, and Messrs. J. F.
Carty and D. Berez, all of whom were
sent to Fort Lafayette. Sfgnr's baggage
was searched, and a bill of' lading found
for 50 barrels of lard, shipped on board
the Circassian. On searching the lmrl
10,000 navy revolvers were found secret
ed therein. Carty and others were ar
rested for having been found in company
with Segur, and upon the supposition
that they knew something about the mat
ter. REGULAR PACKET.
For Wabash River.
ymK FINE PASSENGER PACKET
PRAIRIE ROSE.
JKFFRIE8 MASTER.
iitwL. will have for Vinrcnnes, nnd all in
LgJtil'fS 1 t '"mediate points on the Ohio snd
gaagig.iMi Wabash rivers, on SATURDAY, Jan.
d. at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For Froightor passage apnlv to
JNO. B. HAM.. Ag't.
For New Orleans.
T
HE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL STEAMER
HABBY McDOUtiAL .. . MASTER.
WILL LEAVE FOR NEW OR
LEANS on Thursday, the 3lst
For Freight or Passage, apply to
COX HUMPHREY,
.. Agents.
dcc20
GROCERIES.
PICKLED PIGS FEET
20 KegsSpieed Pigs Feet.
Jusl received at No.
3, First Street,
TUCK WnEAT FLOUR
JL 2
20 Sacks Pennsylvania RiiV Wh,t fi.,r
Forsaleat WJI. C'ALIHVKLL'S
No. 0, First Street.
PIXE APPLE CHEESE
6 Boxes Pine App! t'h e.
Jn.t reivived at
t. First Street.
Administrator's Notice.
rj-HK UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP.
A pointed administrator of Robert Smith, de
ceased. The estate sai I deceased, is supposed to be
be solvent. OhiVER GOLDSMITH.
Administrator's Sale.
"VTOTICE IS HKRFBY GIVEN
il the 21st day of January. 161.
THAT ON
the unil.ir
signed administrator ot Robert Smith, deceased,
will offer at public auction, at the late reMtfUi
or the decedent, in Centre Township, all his per
sonal projierty, coa.-istinj; of Bosses, cattle, boa
corn, l ay, household goods and farinin? utensils'
Ac , Jtc.
TERMS OF SALE All sums under l cssh.
On all sums over that amount a credit cf twelve
months wil' be given, the purchaser giving notes
with approved security, waiving relief laws
Stamps at expense of purchaser.
dec31 3 OLIVER GOLDSMITH
PUBLIC SALE.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Alt'TION, ON
1 TUESDAY, IVc. jth, 1S63, at my Fsrm, 4'.
miles from Evansville, on the Newburg Boad, all
my Personal Property, consisting of two H..i ,.s
ne good Wagon, two Milch Cos, nil mv Karui
ing Utensils, aud a lot ot Household Furniture
nine head or Hogs, one lot of Sheaf Oils, aud 011J
lot ot Corn will be ottered.
TEEMS. All sums under cash. 0:i all
sums over $5, a credit or throe mouths will bo
given, the purchaser giving note with approved
security. dac23 PHILIP HOFFMAN
SALE CITY PKOPERTY.-
Great Sale of Choice City Prop
ria Tr
'APY "ftnt. 134. WE
tion, at the door of ihe
Ill
i Court liuus
tsMishel
, m .Evaim, the.uiiL.and luues-
STF. M FLOORING MILL,
' Situated iri.medfrrrPly on the hank of the Ohio
Ktyer, in th erty vt fcvmisvHle, and well -and fa
vorably known a "
THE INDIANA MILLS.
Together wish-twe Bores of 'gronnd, (including
the bank ot the river to low water, mark, and
the office, -warehonse; and e-ffter'ftrlTtrrlngs appur
tenant. -r ,
Th macIrfasTy of this Tffll, though at present
out of repair, in at the most superior character,
bavins tei manufactured to the order of the
former proprietor, Mr. James Hewitt, with the
view of making a first class Mill, and without
rcra'd. to cost.
Since it was put in, the mill, rhonjh conducted
by asrrnts, in the absence of the owner, has been
nu of the most successful mouey-making estah-
;:-iiiiu nw oi the Kind in Boathera Indiana. s
! 'he truth f this, we take the liberty of referring
tj ; Mr. Kewtuo Ross of Princeton, Gibsou coun
ty, and Mr. Lyman T. BaylesB, nowof Mt. Vemon,
who hnre r ).ectiTely managed the mill for the
late proprietor
Thii property, being centrally situated just
at the Inweff line of the City Wharf, presents a
rare opportunity to purelmscrs, either for Mill
pornoies. or as a must desirable investment lu
real est::!. whirh must rnpidly enhance in value.
At the -taiite time and place we will 4ell 2S Lots
iu Mr. Biehurd Atkinson's Subdivision of Bl ckfc
Hot. 1 A) and 134, according to the plan of Ls
mast o City (no.v Kransvill j.) See baud bills for a
phtu -i -..i-; ftubdivieiull.
"Also Lot No. 3, In Block No. 1T1
Lotd MM! 1. 2. .1, 4 and 5, in Block No. 172, ana
Lot No. 'J. in Block No. 174; according to the
I l.ia. of Lainai-eoCity. . i ...
Also 44 fret front on Water, street by 80 fuel
deep. M4 feet front on Leet street, by 98 feet
deep, parts at Lots Nos. 7 and 8, in the Lower Eu
larireiaent of the City of Evansrille.
nup 20 lots in block 41, according to the plau of
LamascuCty; said lots bcini; 45 by Hit feet, with
a l'i foot all"- in real. ... I
Also the following lots in the Southern Enlarge
ment of the Oity of EvaherfHe:
Lots in, 11, 12, 13, 14, loaud 1C, la Block No. 2.
Lola ti, 7, 8, ?,lu, 11, 12, 13 and 14, iu Block
No. S.
Lots 30, 31, 37 and 38, In Block No. 9.
Lrfi" i t. nio xito. 10.
Lot 11, 12, 13, Hand 15,1n Block No. 1L
Lo's 13 and 14, in Block No. 14.
Lots 4, 5,10, 11, 12, 13, 18 ami 19, iu Block
No. 15.
Lots 4, 5, 10, 11,35, 30, 37 and 38, in Block
No Hi. '
Thin will b" one of the largest sales of vuis
effleCrry property ever mad.-, aud will liepositire
and without reserve. Great bargains will be' had
Tin' title is perfect, aud general warrantee deeds
will be given
TKKM8 OF 8ALB. The ntiove property, x
rept the lots in block 44. and in the saathorn en
largrmeqt will be sold for one-third cash, the
balance In one and tnoyears; said last mentioned
lots for one-fourth rash, the balance in one two
aud three years, purchasers giving thefr notes
for the dvfered payment with interest, and with
out relief, secured by m'orlea(re on the premises.
G'UAXDLLB ft HTNKS.
Beal Estate Agents.
Hiraw Nt.io;, Auctioneer. nol7-wtd
MEDICAL.
I,- 8. TTERR, 31. I.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
FORMERLY OF Qf INCY, ILLS., TENDERS
bis professional services to the citizens of Ev
ansville and vicinity, and . with the experience of
fittcen y. us active practice, he is enabled te treat
successfully all chronic anWMnns or diseases' of
long standing, I in purities of tlio Blona, Diseases
of the Throat or Chest. Indigestion, Chronic
Diahreco, Cancers, Old Ulcers, Diseases of the
Skin, Scrofula, all Diseases of the Eye, and dis
eases of Women and Children.
OFFICE On Blain Street, No. 50, np stairs,
next door to BlttrolfTs Jewelry Store. Residence
corner First aud Division Sts., at Mr. Sciber's.
Office hours from 9 to 12 a. in., and from 2 to 5 ml
m. dec25 lvdaw
AMUSEMENT.
The Original Picture from Klblo's
Saloon, New York.
OUTTIWa'S
MAMMOTH P0LY0RAMA
Of the War,
Antonio Bros. S T. F. Chambers, Pro.,
CRESCENT CITY HALL.
Two .IViorlit.s Only.
Friday & Saturday, Jan. 1st & 2d.
... n,
rTMIIS COLOSSAL PICTURE OF THE WAR
JL has been exhibited in all tho principal cltiis
of the Union, to the unirers.il satisfaction of
Crowded and delighted andienres the most rapac
ious halls Is-iug insufficient to accommodate the
immense throngs who tlock to witness it. This
grand picture gives all the Illustrations of the bat
tle fields 1 ! ijiL; plut w:ir. etui ,-:u M, ln.l
Doers aaea at tU, first scene at 7. Admission
SS cts. ; Children 15 els. .
Grand Matinee, for fartillTes, on Sat unlay aw ler
noon, at iy3 o'clock.
S,-. Programme. dec2.r
NOTICE.
nrtnis trmi bkbs oi schiller lodgk, no
T 138, l.O. O. R, sre hereby notified that at
their regular mooting, 011 Friday eveuinfr, 1st of
January, lsi'4. there will 1m. an election r.ir Ttiroe
Trnstc-s, to serve one year.
A full nttcudanr is requested.
By order of ADAM MAN, N. O.
L. tiao. Scc ry. dno28 td
ELECTION NOTICE.
XjOTlCK IS HEREBY UITKN THAT THKKK
11 will 1k a meeting held Ot the members of the
fcvang, Usformed St. P;nl Church, corner af
Hcrenth and Vine Stn-ets, on tho 1st day of Jan
nary next, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of
electing ono Trustee for tho above named society
dc22 tot THE ALDERitEN.
EXPRESS COMPANY.
Express Company.
General Express Forwarders,
CONNECTING
NEW YORK, CAIRO,
CIACIXXATI,
MADISOS,
LOIISVILLE,
KVASSV1LLK,
NEW ORLKAKS,
ST. LOUIS,
MEMPHIS,
CORINTH,
TICKSBVRO,
PADIT'AH.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Will receive Freight Psekaces, Money and Vafc
uables for the above and all intermediate points.
,T A," Persons wisktssj to avail themselves of
the facilities of this Company can obtain any de
sired information ia ryfereoce to the routes
and details of the brMtu.-ss by application a oar
ofhee, on Water Street, between Main and Syca
more, oyer the Canal Bank.
aeen PHy D. viets
Agent.
NEW BOOKS.
WAS HE SUCCESSFUL.
By Kemhal.
EILLUCTRAiTEID0CK' r AUEKtCA XES
WIN
FRED, or THE WORLD OF
SCHOOL.
WHIP. HOE AND SWOUD.
PECULIAR.
THE CAMPAIGN FIRES OF THE BEVOLU-
QtTRN M ABE. By Julia Kavanaurh.
TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN. By Longfellow
LIGHT ON SHADOWED PATHS. By Arthur
BREAKFAST Uf BED. By Sala.
EDITHS MINISTRY. ' S ii , i. ) U
STARS AND BARS. By Kelso.
THE DAYS OF SHODDY.
PARLOR CHARADES. .3L!'
HUShS. By .Marion Harland.
LOUIS' LAST T KM. ITl sarin - -
MY
FARM AT EDGE WOOD. Bv Ike Marvel "
At DOBELL'S.
I
AUCTION SALE.
Sale of Cheap Building: Lots
V Tl'ir T sMSSBsBSBSIsa. . .
iLLutfti, AT A L TION, at ths Court
11
Hous. door
111 the city . oi Evauevrille, en the
t yth ot Xaaaarv
' io o CHICK, tlie fo lowinir lie.
scnlied l ots, to-wit :
Lots S, J7, -.'8, 4.i, 44, 4.r, 46, 47, 48, 49 SO ;5
f" ' ?a;.7;?' ' ' leHW TbeSe'loS
lie east 0 the kasteru issstslssj ot Lamaseo, and
south f the old Armstrong chair ractory are
above the grade ; and J
, l8o" y'-J" 4' u fn B,t . nd Lots
1, 2, .'', 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, IB and 17 in Block 7, aud Lota
IS. 19 and 20 ia BI. ct 7. in Shsrp's EiiUrgement
Also 8 and 9 in Block 7, ljiniasca aty
Also Lots J, s, 'J, 10 and II, Block 10, Eastern
Enlargement, Iwing the loiildiug sjiU fesaaasaaa
orsoarlj occupied and used as a Barrel Faclorv b
M ssrs. J. Oiikley k Son.
The title to all this property is perfect, and as
the sale will be without reserve, tliar srill be
bargains Bad by those who wish to buy cheap
residence Lots.
TERMS. One third cash;
twelve mouths, with inleruet.
balance in six aud
ASA IGLEHEABT,
aecji Beal Estate Agent
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BIG MOI
AN D
SHOE HOUSE.
MOH, READ k
MAIN STREET,
Have now in store the larsr
est stock of Goods of any
House in the UnitedStates,
and of the best makes to be
found. Their stock was pur-
-,' K, .. .. , . . . ... I .
t -i -l , i -a
enaseel before the reront ad
vance, at 10 per cent, less
than they can now be bought,
and we will sell them for
less than any House in the
West will sell the same
character of goods. We sell
BOOTS & SHOES 3,
not " scabs." Call and ex-
amine our goods.
MORGAN, READ & CO.
P. S. No charge for Boxes.
Hats & Caps
$50,000 WORTH
Of the most fashionable styles of
HATS and CAPS
Now in store, tbat were pur
chased 10 to 30 per cent, less
than they can now be pur
chased of the manufacturers.
We arc determined to make
Evansville a jobbing point.
and to aid in doing so will
sell goods for less than any
if. irwT a-, ml... 11 V . x-
1111 o.j 1 u .-II. in IJC. i(M
trouble to show hws
"Quick sales and small
profits " is our motto.
MOROAK, READ & CO.
Ladies' Hats!
MORGAN, READ & CO.,
IXTo- 63
ACaIxx Street,
Have in store a splendid as
sortment of Ladies' and
Misses' Trimmed Hats of the
latest and
styles, viz :
most approved
Ladies' and Mise' Felt Trim m od
Guerrabella;
Ladies' and Misses' Felt Trimmed
coquette:
Ladies' and Misses' Felt Trimmed
Eugenia;
Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed
Eugenia; , 9 .! .
Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trirtimd
Coquette ;
Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed
Guenalrella;
Besides numerous other
names and styles. Also,
Children's Fancy Trimmed
Hats, all of which we will
sell very cheap indeed. Call
and examine our stock.
MORGAN. READ & CO.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
r?I!0M THE FA IB
GK0UXD AT EVANS.
VILLE
on tlie 24th of Novemlier. a Riv
Horse, black msneand tail, ftntr t,'.M . .1.1 r nt I
ui, .'.'. unaer snuoie. Any one
finding him, write to the undersigned at Mount
Vernon. Ind.. will be paid for his trouble.
dec30dlw-lw II. CT. W. BEDMAX.
ATTENTION !
uri H E Paovosi Makmial. Fibst Distbict. Ixp )
Evansville, Ind. Dec. 2(1.
TT HAS B KEN OBDERED BV THE W AR mi
X PABTMLNT, that after the Sth day of Janna
ry, 1864, the payment of all bounties to voloteers
shall cease, except the one hundred dollar bouuty
provided.for in the Act if Congress.
Let every man, therefore, who thinks about vol
Vinteering.do so at once, as now is the time Baaat
services are ne-ded, ard as the lilieral boimtiis
now paid, will so soon be stopped.
There are n.-cruitiug officers lu the District from
almost every old regiment in the Held, from this
Pi t of the State, as wells jicw Krimeuta form
nig, so that a man can Iiavehis own choir,', as to
where he will enter the serrise. Beeid all this,
unless we will fill up our quota by volunteering, it
wilt most certainly be mada up lor us by a draft.
Can we not avoid this ? Lot every man who can.
comeupat ouce and volunteer, and. nceive-tbe-
large iwunties JTiO-J for new recruits and S4"2 for
veterans. BTVTHE HE IIYNi:-:.
Captain k Provost Murshal, 1st District.
Boekport Democrat, Priuceton Clsriou. Yincen
cennas Gazette and Washington Telegraph, pleas
copy and sead t ill to Cspt. BLYTHE HYNES,
Provost Marshsl.
ETanviHv-, Ind.
i WATCHES & JEWELRY.
iwT
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HARDWARE.
HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES.
M:t Cutters and Sausage Stuf-tfn-,
' .1
Patent Meat Cutters and Stuf
'fers; (rombin'.d)'-,
Axes, Lippincott's,
and Taneyek's ;'
White's
Axe ll.ui I'.'s and Wedges.
Woiid, Hand and Ripping Raws
of Spear and Jackson, Dilut
ion's hd others ;
C4
Q
1
s
Cross Cut Saws,
-patent; .
common and
Mill $aw3, Rowland's, c. ;
Butcher's fUes, Chisels- and
Razors ;
Uji.
1 1
Table ,,i.d Pocket Oatlsrjr; a;,
ourars nut. scissors ;
Tea and Tabhj Spons ; ...
Tea ami Counter Scales;
Scale Beams;
Btitchej Knives aud Saws;
Wilson's Steels ;
.r.'j ,ttl :n vr.z
Cleavers and. Choppers.;
Molassen flates ur.d Cedar -
cets ;
Hay and Si raw Knives ;
Grain and Coal Shovels ;
Shovels ami )ades ;
Chains Log, Trace and Halter;
Nai!s ;
ReVriw and Bat Traps;
Brushes and Curry Corns ;
Door Locks, Hi ages and flare ws
drain Pomps ,
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Oil in TooT Co'
Trues Hoops ;
Planes' and
Barteu's Cooper T . ois ;
Cabinet Hardware;
Shovels, Tonirs and Stands ;
Steel Fire Setts.
For rale by
JACOB STRACB SON.
B
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MEDICIAL.
A Valuable Medicine
POR EVERY FAMILY.
I J ItUGGISTS IN ALL
XJ sections or the city
and . country xeep on
hand buy, sell and re
commend as a tonic,
stimulant and appetizer,
Boback'B Stomach Bit
ters. APOTHECARIES IN
all suctions oi the city
and country keep in
stock, sell ana dispense
as a tonic Roback's
Stomach Bitters.
PHYSICIANS in all
section of the city and
country approve and re
commend as a tonic Ro
back's Stomach Hitters
GROCERS in all sec
tions oi tbs city and
country keep constantly
supplied with and deal
in Boback's Stoiadi
Bitters.
1MTELS in all sec
tions or the city and
country are supplied
with and ' cannot keep
a Hotel." wifhnnt . 1
stock of Kot-ac k's Stouuu.li Bitters.
HOSPITALS throughout th-urmy of the North I
10. c uKiuu nu ii.oisis'iis ini- ionic, and are using
lor the soldiers Roback's Stomach Bitters.
t lLt.ll 111 every re-Wot ought to have
and many have introuitc. d, and highly rscom
mend Bolwck's Stomach- Hitters.
LADIES, old and young, for Bllliuusness, Liver I
Complaints, Languor Weakness an l gel: ral Be- !
"""J. are rec.uiui.-nd.-ii t . iw Roback's Atoioach
Bitters.
EVERYBODY who desir.s, a goo.1 toww) fer
giving tone ISIthe Spirits, a hexlthy appetite an4
streu?th to the system geuersjlyabonid not tail
to jliuj- a bottle of Roback's Stomach Pitt' rs
DR. C "VV. ROBACK,
j - i rroyrietor, CCuclnnati.
omce aud Slanufactery, Nps. 50, 58, 60 and &l
East TbiM Street. " 'WWrfl
"For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
aug25
GROCERIES.
TURK EYS TCBKEYS !-Two hundred choice
tit Turkeys; f .rsale at
EVLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
pjSANBKRBIES-d bbls Cultivated Crauber-
W ries ;
500 lbs prime new Currants:
211 boxes new Layer Raisear;
SOauarter.bpxos Layer Baiseas;
200 l!is choice Genoa Citron ;
For sale at
ELMOTT9 family Crocery.
H! FOR BfTCKTWHEAT OA KErJoFfts
rosh BuckwhiwA just receive.! at
ELLIOTT S FAMILY GR0CEBY.
QEEEN APPLES
A splendid lot tor sale at
ELLIOTT'S Family Groecry
nOTATOES-
X ;,U0 I ushels white Ncsbannock Potatoes :
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY OROCEltV.
250
BBLS, TPBWIP8
At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
1IDER 10 barrehi
hampaiga C'idt'f
V for sate at
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
OHOULDEI'.tJ AND HAMS
15 OHO lbs plain Citv Cured II:.,.,.
.-' . .'1S Cincinnati sugar cur d Hams:
10,000 lbs Shoulders;
-o"" 'os clear Bacan
For sa'a at
BLLIQTT'S Family Grocery.
TJ10KLES
17 ft dozeu ibun 1 gallon Pickles :
do mixd 1 do do
IU da sallnn ;.., a.'.
10
do do mixed do
do Chow Chew. For sale t
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocers'.
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
it.
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CIGARS & TOBACCO.
JOSEPH FENDEICH & BEC3.
So. 155 Forest Street, & 49 South
BALTIMORE, 111).
JOHN FENDRICH & BROS.,
COLUMBIA, PA ,
.1
f. FEH0R1CH & Mi,
Evansville, Ind ,
Branches of tUo Baltimore IIou. J
BASCrACTlBKRS or
T O 5ACC
-K ARE HOW THE MOST EXTENSIVk
Manufacturers, in onr Hue, in the State. Wr
offer the following Tobacco aad Cigars, or onr VWB
manufacture, fur sale :
2U0 Boxed or Five Lump per pound M CU.
20 Boxes 6r 10 Lump pr 1 ud Cy lis.
200 Boxes Frank's Orange Lump B '. CBS.
300 Rtise Bud. iu Caddies, jier pound 00 Cts.
300 Boxes Barow's, iu Caddies.
SiaiCaddirs Peach Leal, per pound fiO Cts.
0 El Dorado, Light, per pound fl 00
300 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound 8ft Cts
10O Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco Sjsja ft 55 Cts.
4.00O lbs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
1,000 Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boxes BoDd'sScotch SnufT;
50 Hair Barrels Fino-Cut Chewing Tobacco;
100 Mcrschaani Pipes ;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes ;
, Clay Pipes, assorted ;
100 Gross Bobber Pipes;
10,000 assorted Pipe Stems ;
2V0o Conha Clears ;
24,m-0 Henry CI ly Cigars, ,.,, ;
2fi,(XX) Usury Clay Cigars, Secoad's';
is ,000 La Napoleon Cigars ;
so.now El BiutaaCigcrs;
teuO.OOOHairSpauish Cigars;
200,000 Segareote ;
10.000 La Salvadtna Cigars ;
406,000 Packs Smoking Tobacco ;
50 Drums Turkish Smoking Tolacco ;
1,000 Balis Kinnicanick Smukin ; Tobacco;
60 Drums Shanghis ;
2,000 Pounds Mackaboy 8nuff;
2,000 French Snnff.
Merchants and 8 to re-Keepers, look to their
interest ; examine our large stock.
No. 27
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust & Water Sts.
We manufacture all the above roods, and will sel
30 per cent, cheaper than any House in our Stato.
We would call the attention of Merchants who
deal in our line, to buy from the maunfactur.irs.
where they can save 30 per cent.
f. FENDRlCH BROS.,
apil . KvatuviUe, Indian.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE FOLLOWING BAGGAGE REMAINING
in the baggage room or the K. A C. Railroad
Depot at Evansville, Indiana, for a longer period
thsn one year, and numbered from 1 to IS, if un
called for by the 23d day of January, ISM, will be
offered for sale at auctioa on SATURDAY oi said
date. Sale at the Freight Depot on Saturday, at
10 o'clock a. a.:
ai'MUER.
1
No mark 1 box Sundries
do 1 box do
do 1 Trunk
ds 1 do
do 1 do ...
B. C. Emory, Pittsburg Kandiug, 1 Trunk..
... 3
... 4
... 5
... G
::: I
.. 9
.10
.11
..12
.13
.14
...IS
Mrs Julia Lvant, Vince
,-....1 do .
.Wterf..::: .:
do
do
10
do
do
d.. ....
do.u.
C. M. Fraxer, Calirornia
No mark
I. F.S
No mark
do
do .,
do 1 Spinning Whe-I
1C
17
hit. 18
19
20
..- 21
22
., 23
'.l..24
25
2Ti
27
- 2S
39
- , ..;ii
32
33
34
35
3a
Samuel Wilder, 1 box Sundries..
No mark, 1 Hat Box
do I BandBwx .
do 1 do
do 1 Carpet Bag
do 1 do
do 1 do
do 1 do
do 1 do
do 1 do....
do I do
do 1 do
do I Bbl Glass Jars
do 1 Cargo: Bag
do 1 do
do 1. do ,
4o 1 do '-
do 1 do
do 1 Tin Box
do 1 do
do... :.i Tin Rath Tub
M B. Butler. Coronea Station, DeKalb
Indians, 1 box Sundries
No Mark, 1 Tin Oil Cai
John Schueler, 1 Ber' Kiv ....
No mark, bbl Cooking Furniture
do 1 Ml Spokes
37
ouuty,
38
40
-.41
.42
F. F. B , Mobile, Ala., 1 Trunk
No-mark 1 Parasi.l
E. Jaoobs, Rraasville, Im'.. I Leg 'Hardware
A E. SlIRADKlt.
1
..4o
Freight nnd Ticfce:
PICTURES.
X O O I3L 3D T 3
AND
BREAST-PI
Pictures
CO?lED TO
LIFE SIZE
And all mauner oi Styles ot
AT
Adams' PhoUgrapli Gallery,
(Over Post Office.)
dec
TO CONTRACTORS.
rxviin
UNDERSfoNKD WILL RECEIVE
r I sealed proposals at their store nntil the
l.ithday of January, 18B4, fur brickwork, stone
work anal 1 arpenterwnrsj necessary lor the erec
tion ot a Synagogue in theciry or Evansville.
Ths drawiugs and specifications tor said build
ing can be seen at the office ot Messrs. Mursiunu
A Boyd, Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole or for any
part separate. I HEIMANN,
''"'--t Main Slr..i.
PAPER MILLS.
EVANSVILLE
PAPER MILLS,
1EICH & CARLSTEDT, Agents.
WE MANDFACTUBE WRAPPING PAPEB
equal to soy aade, and at Cincinnati prices
Price sent ou application to the Agents,
jy 10d6a
GROCERIES.
E. I. W-jr-ELEt. AS. KIGOa. W. . SCM
WHEELER, HIGGS & SUGG,
Wholef U dealers in
GROCERIES,
SAliT, COTTOS T ARKS
Nails, Wiudon GLass. Saab, Door a, Ac.
No. t? Sortli First Street,
Corner ot Sycamore.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
COPARTNERSHIP
TE HAVR A3SHX!1A1ED WITH C "X J
-Stifir, iat of -Uniantown, Ky., in tb
Wholesale Grocer, bnsincM The style of tho firm
will be Wheelr, Klgg8 k Stiffr
WHEELER A KIGSS.
RIPS
4n Sbla XXX Brtraal Svrus:
Wiil,b
.Win gal. kegs "
V. bids ! ,-i.,r "
40 y bbU
10 bills Heney '
r. N O Molassej.
For s.ile cheap by
nova WHEELER, RIGOt A 8GGG
lass: glass -
r 100 boxes 8X10 Glass, -Citj ;"
75 " 10KM "
25 ' UX12 "
25 9XU "
25 " 9X16 "
25 ' 10X15 "
25 ' 10X18 "
15 - H'XIS
35 " Pint Flasks;
" Quart Flasks ;
10 - Jars;
15 " !., s-llon Jars;
20 1
On band aud tor sale cheap by
WHEEL EE, BIGGS k SUGG.
Jl ST KKruiTUD AU FOR BALE CHEAP
SO boxes a sorted Candy ;
4 assorted Gum Drops ;
25 " Lozenges ;
40 " Fancy Candy;
25 Fire f 'racksrs.
And a yariety of Christmas Fixlns. By
WHEELER, BIGGS k SCQQ.
FRUITS AND NUTS
50 boxts I .aver Rasins ;
60 " M. R.
7.1 K hx Layer "
100 Vi hx " "
500 lbs Currants ;
1000 lbs Fresh Tigs;
10 trails S. S. Al meads;
10 I 'bis Filberts;
5 " Cream Nuts ;
10 Hecans
All trash aud for sale cheap by
WHEELER, RIGGB at 8UOO.
SUGAR
25 11 hds choice N. 0. Sugar;
10 ' Porto Rleo "
25bbls A. Coffee '
25 B.
50 Tjel. '" -20
rVd "
15 ' Jh
Bought before the adraase, and tsr sals by
WUEELER, BIGGS k b0&.
COFFEE . , .
H bags prims Rio Coffee ;
50 Fair "
2" boxes Ground "
100 ' Essenos " .
On hand and and te arrive by
1VHEELIB, RIGGS k BVOO.
OILS AND PATNTS
ft bbls Linseed Oil;
20 bids Coal
250 to, Wsgon Oil, a nsw article;
"00 kegs Whl'e Lead ; -1
ono he Putty;
W lbs Teni'tlan Red.
All Rr s ile at lowest cash prises, by
WHEELER, BIGGS k 8 COG
STJNDRIFS
lti boxes Soap, assorted ;
40 ". Powhsitan Plpss;
4oo dozen assorted Brooms;
500 reams Paper ;
100 boxes Wuhing Bins ;
500 lbs Twine, substitute Isr Cettea ;
300 lbs Hemp Twine ;
IO00 boxes Sardines, V's ;
600 '
70 " 1 lb . an Oysters ;
50 2 lb can "
And .a thousand things toe nn me reus te aea
ti in, f r sale as ch ip as the chsapsst, by
nov-'S WHEELER, RIGGS k SCGG.
JHOLIDAY PRESENTS
Hoi for the Holidays!
CHRISTMAS PREESNTS!
FOR A NICK CHRISTMAS PRESENT GO TO
SCHLAEPFER'S
Drug Store,
Where can be f. un 1 the flasst assortment or all
the best brands of
Handkerchief Extracts,
Cnsistingofl(Cdifferentodors, at all prices, from
I" Cents to $2 5B Also the largest sssertmeat of
Sps, Pomades, Hair Oils, Colognss, Tooth. Hair.
all and t loth Brashes, Ladies' Wire Parses
P. rtmonies, Pocket Books and Wallets. Also the
largest assortment of Combs ever brought West
MEDICAL.
THIS IS A RICH AND
PECTORAL BALSAM
or THS MOST
HEALING, SOFTENING, AND EXPECTORATING
QTJJkaimais.
IT IS A Sara ARB PLMASAJR MSHlCiSS FOB
IMAMS AKD TOWe C HI Lit At X
IT IS A CBBTAia BBHgDT FOB
ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION,
HOOPING COUGH
AND CROUP.
T IS THE BIST AUD CHSAPSST BBWXDT rOB
COUGHS,
CHRONIC COUGHS,
COLDS,
SORE THROATS,
NIGHT SWEATS, 4
Bleeding from the litsjl
50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For Sale by all Druggists, aad manufactured only
By DH. STHIOKLAND,
ciseimiATT, o.
For sale i
KKLLKK k WHITE,
Sola agents for Evansville, lad.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
XEW BOISE IK NEW ORLEASB,
P. G. (TBILEY,
(TormcrJy or Evansville, Ind.,)
General Commission
AVD
PRODUCE MERCHANT.
Westerss ConsistaactB Solicited.
KO. IS POYDBAS STREET. CORNER 0 HEW
LEVEE STREET.
XEW ORLEANS, LA.
Beferena TI Great W.-M. 7
W. B. B. RHIt,
Memphis, Teua. ' 1
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Formerly ef 8t. Leuis.
DUDLEY & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
JfO. 3 FROST ROW-OHIee up Stairs,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Shipments of Produce respectfully solicited.
Lilieral aivances made on shipmeats in store.
Refer to Merchants or Memphis generally.
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AMUSEMENT.
CiltAL BALL
For tha benefit of the
UNION FIRE COMPANY,
At
Mozart HalL
On
Friday, December 25th, 186a
COMMITTEE Geo. Wolflls, M. Muhlaaassa,
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