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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

PULASKI HOUSE, samnhab, Ga. Jtn. d. 1855
H04oREp siR; should be uhgntsiul iof Tho roller
your akil has brought meif DID not report myeASS
to you. A cold settled ia ny lhibb aEd BFOuEht %
OxcruclAtinS Eettrag PafHS hlch ended ID eTeHfe
rheuNdtiIEl. SotEtthstandlBg \ had the best o.
Physicians the dlseAsb grew WOESB and EotNs, until
by the advice Of your excellent agent III BALTIMORE
DR.. Mackenzie, tried your PiiIE Their effects were
allow, but SURE, EXPERIENCING 10 the use q them, L.
amnoW e1tlrelyw well, go eia.
sESAtE cRANRER, Baton Rouge, Ia, Dec. ;, 1855.
IN. Arm: / have been entirely cured BY your
Pilis, Of RheiMdiis Sout-Wp aihfu dl'sNo That had
siaicted ne for yeAEA VINCENT sLlpRLM d
Most o. tho Pulls In market contain Mercury,
which Atbolgh valuable remedy IN IkiilTul hands
Dangerous IN public pin from thglreadful eonsS-
qneneel that frequently follow IL lneautious ule-
Ihe,e contain no meFeurJ or mineral suls,lne0
Price 2S cts. per B or, or 5 Boxes Tor 81
y0rrals byA. Q. 5ooDS4 co. aad'tg III Dms.
eisN' .l!l3 Il AHgIlsly-5m
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MRS. wINSLOw.
An sEpensheeiSurseA HdF Female Ply ,lelau pressnti
totht attention " metheff. her
S 0 OF HlNG YR UP


FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
vhich greatly facilitates the proesss Of tsuthins bS
Sonehing the guns, reducing all lnhamn,atiop--W
Allay AtLPliS aud spAaucdir action. audi,
sure 90 Regulate the Bowels,
peprnduponi H. motheisit viii give rest yourselves
aud relief and health TO your infants.
Wrhayoput up and sold this Gftltle lur over ten
yrafs and can n.y. IN confidence - ,raik fit what
We have never bern allie 10 Say oit, her medicine,
AIvtH Has II FuLrp, - AsiN0LI beaver rV tTTIcf
ACuEE Whcn timely used. Never I'D We know an
pstaiicc n dissatisfaction by any one who used u
On tha ruairlry, all ale delighted With IT, aIsTa.
tons. ard ipeNh m terms OF catnmendatiou Ut to
magical cflents and nieairai Virtues We npcak IN
Mi, matter "MiIAT WE DO HNow,r amer ten
yoat- experiences and Pifisr oar r,pttafioH fpr ihs
fil6lHfnief Whli rthrTS SfcilI, la almost every
instance where tile niAnt u suffering iron pain and
exhaustion, relief Will be- found IN een Of tvcu,y
minutes after the syrup lsadminlstrfoi
ThsIaluahlr preparation u the prescription Of one
Of the most EXPERIENCED And SKILfuL NURS.
rs IN Nav Rngland, aud has btcu used with atrrr.
fiiiRB TgcrSStiu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
Balti1noro& Ohio Rail Road

J.N. MeGQLLOu0H, Prs,ldsut.
NR, MYEBR, den't Ticket AE't RoYG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

A BEYOu SICK. rEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
n AU you out 81 nfdoF, uitA yiuT system deiNRg
~, aud your irclngs nncpmkttallE Thee pyup
toms am chen Nt ptlul, 10 serious illness Suuic
~ " Sickness Il ctSFplng alan yeu, and should bV
ANufted ~ Timely Eso " the right tpbeiy Take
Ayvfs filll and cleanse out the liagdeIed GumoIs-
Purie The hlo9d, and ivi the hnlit move on upob,
itrurted In hralth again They stimulate the Ftue-
tons oi tho lidy iutp tOICnt aeti1tty. pNIlIy the
system fntu the obsiiucSi0nt which male dlpsare
4 eold saitlaa somtu herp Ia The bdy ani obstrpeia
it, natural functions Ihtsc, Il not relieved, rtart
upou themselves aud THE NdtrVuuaing Organs PRO.
dueiug guhsrAl uggtayAlhih. ipneftpg cad disease
While In this condition, Oppressed IN the dbrants-
incnts tAko Ayor't Pila and Ne bow dilvstly they
rraiury thu natural action NJ the system and Nth il
tho huoyaht feeling oi health again What Il true
AMI apparent 10 this trivial and CoJpmen c,m-
plant Il alsu true IN many u the dctpsrnlrd aud
daurutuna distonper The lams purgaliVp elect
eNVr!s thtm CnIssd ~ similar ohstTufilons aud
arrangements NJ the uliutal fdhttiOus ~ the BODY
they are rApidy and many pi them surly cut "a Nv
the samc means None Who knov thr virtues u
thcts Pilla, viii neglect 10 employ them Whtn susVr4
ing ttum tn disorders they cure
Statements rum leading physiciaBs IN t0ue u tbs
principal cities, ald hom otlrt vel known publ!0
| pep"m.
! From iofrdriHg Merchant If ST. Lesis,
Ftb. 1, 1886
pR Ara; Your I'm, sfe the Iatasun II all that IL
great In medicine They have cured my little danrh,
ttf OF neeIous sores upon her hands and Rect tba,
had proved inrutaNlo To- Year, Her mother la
been long gTiry0uiy afflicted Will blotebrs nd pln.
pie. on hrr skin aud In her half AMER unr child
Nls CURED, ihy also tried your Pills and they have,
CURED hrf ASA MORGRID0E.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

ffpm Dr. 4 W. CnderghL Me- Orleans
Your Pills Are the prlncc VI purgrs. Their tSccl
Lent qualities Sutps.,s snyrailiaftc vr possg They
arr mild, but very certain and ciicr,uA In their nc.
ton On the bowels, which mRkcs then, nvaluRlIu TO
Us ia tie daily treatment u disease
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul $40
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-16

PlffsntBg, Pa, May !. llbh,
On, J AYES. Sir; have bechrtptaitdly cured
Of tho WoTst HEADACHE any body can have By tSb dI
tso Of your Pis. II tUemi 10 arise fromA iOul rtO
mach which they cleanse vt once,
Your with great respect, IN. ", PRAlLE,
Clerk ~ Sihnfnnf cArlnh
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From m. bdraEd lloyd, BdiilmpTc.
DE,h BRC, ARA: ! cannot apsWfr You skgir rom
plAlnta have o,vNi with YOUR Pills better tha to
Any al maj " sg'T irtdS VT, purgaijit heirin<
place great dependence an rieciunl rhthartirin
my daily contest with disease aud believing ~ do
that your Pills aord Us the best have Il course
value them highly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

board her, and seize several Of her passen-
gers as prisoners. We are asked By what
right we do thie thing. If we reply by the
Same right England does the same, re are
are stopped abruptly By the Feaark--'sBut
you deny that right and therefore cannot
plead II in Justification of your.eondnct."
While We occupy very Inconsistent
position, and of necessity must eat humble
pie, view the question aa we may, still ve
do not thinho anything serious VIII grow
ont Of the controversy, unless England Is
resolved on having a quarrel If we insist
on keeping Stideu and Mason, her pfide.
viii be grati6ed by having. rs repudials all
OF our past professions and abandon oor
doctrine Of the g flag protecting the bottom
On the other hand, if Wilkes act IS dis
claimed By the Administration in the nest
ap0.ogeticaI manner, and the prisoners re-
leased she can have no ground for coul-
plant In either case, our Got5rnmeut
alone is bumiIiated. Ii, however, use men
who WELD the English government are
anxious for. an opportunity to plunge the
two countries into. var, the act Of Com
modore Wilkes will furnish the coveted
occasion and all the apologies We can make
or all the arguments we may urge will not
prevent the cstaslroPhfsf- AL we can. q n
such a case Is 10 giro mp our loia5 and acquit
ourselves ike men.
This prospective controversy with Eng
land is but al additional difficulty be-
queathed us by the pro-slavery fanatics
who have controlled and administered our
Government for so many years past. Il
is these men who induced Buchanan to
reject that clause Of the treaty of Paris
which denounced psivateerlug as. piracy,
and pledged the nations subscribing to the
article 10 treat sill engaging in that business
Z as pirates How huIniilating, now there
was probability OF cur suffering by the
ravages of these pests of the seas, fot us to
! signify to England and France that we are
ready to accept their proposition ls was
/ these identical plotters, who, in their anxiety
to prevent the suppression Of the slave
! trade, forced Secretary Cass to enuaciate
the doetrine that vessel flying the Ameri-
can flag was exempt from visitation and
search, although there might be the best evi-
dence in the world that she was,a SLAYER or
pirate. Now, however, We must come for
ward and repudiate that doctrine and claim
the privilege of stopping and searching
other vessels whenever cur commanders
D..
have reason to believe they are carrying
contraband articles or Southern Enissaries,
becal1ss it is essential e. orr safety 10 do 50.
When thr- naisoned chsliee OF our own
brewing ! pressed to our lips We look at
Thugs in altogether different light Our
opinions change as completely as did that Of
the lawyer relative TO the OK that was lsored
I by q certain bull.
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salaries ranging from 81 .5t5 TO $1,000 per
annum. There vii, b humber cf sub
projects and councilIoTs Of psefectures, who
will receive salaries ranginr from $500 to
81, goo yearly. II VIII be observed that the
scale Of salaries is ixrd Lev for Offices so
important, bat ia Italy money bears rela-
lively much higheE Ya4ae than it does
with rs. But uiust net allow NY weak
ness for wriung to sedaee ae into q longer
rhapsody, OF I shal. irr sLate, beyond all pow
ers of endurance, some Of ycpr fair and gen
tie readers.
With kind regards = OLD friends, sna
Yours, respectfully.
MATHEW ALEX LAIRD.
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HOME sys.


Capt. Tom. D. - p bas7 so fafa met
with unbouaded success in s4crMaog a
company for he Oils, Regiment, Iadiaus
Volunteers, q IRISH Bs!gade. hs has r.
cruited in one week. htty men, cpul 2aea
Of the bone and sine@ ofthe county. The
Irishmep OF lhiz State AID county, Eow
have the best opportunity ever offered 10
reap the benefits Haich they have alws3s
battIed fot--that 81 a free andAspPy eoun-
try ITishpaa, rally Il. preserve tue fret
dom you now enioy. sever desert tks
country of your adoption
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e@~Anopg he passengers on the S4CL
.dep State, at the wharf yesterday, en- route
Tor Pada~ah, vas lady GA her Tay p Ma
cch. Georgia. Sae b@e. heen Three week 8
ss,6ing c .Esrsnt1 poirQs, eas1gard, IS feayzs
of4Sag 70 pass our lines, and was now going
to CaseyvIlls, expecting TO reach Nashvii =
via HopkinsyHlo. She protested II 10 <
Union woman, and said that her husband
although obliged TO keep rery quiet, was at
heart loyal citizen and he IL common with
many of his neighbors rad concealed an
American Gag in bis score, expecting that
the day was nos far dis,ea5 when ne could
raise it with immunity. She said that thous-
snda OF the people of Georgia, while they
were forced to give in their aIlegtauee 70
JEDI 5)gTie, prayed daily for sue success Of
the Union arms, aud ionged for the hear Of
their deliveranee. Wnen she eft daeoo'
several weeks since, all the ueceasaries Of
life were at famine prices, 'pia rice was tbe
only articls within reach Of The poorer
classes. She told M that sba knew Of many
officers the Southern aFDr. who vers a.
heart Union men, but who bad seen driven
to take up arms for the aeath thrqngh fear
of losing their prOpeTss a. perhaps their
lives.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

D~Tha Surveyor of Louisville. will
hereafter issue no more passes for points
down the river unless the persons. aPol5-
ing for the same are residents of tire towns
on the river, TO which theS are 6ouad. Pbe
custom officers on the best@ ats very strict
at Louisville, examining att baggage, and
requiring every eRe, before leaving, TO be
supplied with pass. On the last trip Of
the Golden State, number of people we're
left at New Albany, who wished TO GO 10
Psducab, but could not procure passes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

"a A Kentackiani fgith 90 many .tlias- :
was his real name, gsf arrested yesterday
al the Crescent city Hosel. chsEged with
stealing gold watch frora p tenoe- board r
The watch-reas found At BJttroias 9, vvbete BE
had left it to be repeired- lie was held 70
answer at the next term OF Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

"EeIoUREs, ATTEND !'--Arother Of these
sumptuous lunches Which are gotten up At
the St Charles Saloon, viii The spread he
fore the public a. the usual hour tio o'elocs}
this morning. Turkeys, young pigs, Ven.s
son, oysters &e., 2e,ssrs to be the little
slit bits of The tab!e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

Sg.The business of the 'city Oh Loais-
vile i now coofned almost exclusively 70
she snpply and transportation OF army
clothing, provisious. 2e Wagon teams sre
sesn UPON nearly every street hauling san
plies 10 boats and railroad trains Or the
agrnyN~ AtSalt River over 5000 trooos ore
stationed, and preparations ere being made
to go into winter quarters at thac place.
1t is estimated at Louisville that 5000
Union troops are now in the field, in frat
State. Among these are regiments from
Pennsylvania Minnesota, Illinois and Wis
consin. A large proportion Of the force is
at Camp Nolin aud Lebanon Janc.ion, on
4he L. s. n. R.R
Gen. Buell. is said to be applying himself
to the organization of his department. On
Saturday last he reviewed the troops at
Lebanon Junction.
A visitor in Louisville q strneg with the
large number CT officers who iufest thu DO
tells and other public places Many Il
them pass most of their titae 10 Louisville
-negleeting their camp deties. T. was an
ticipated that Gen. Buell. would shortly o.
der all such to their posts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

WTso of our Hooaier Regiments az
Huttonville, Va, are 30 De sent westward at
once. The Fourteenth - undoubtedly one
of tie Regiments, aud the Fifteeotb, or Sew
entesnth the other TLey viii form part Of
Cen. Buelt's column
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

EZ@ Twenty-thtee wagons Ard nine y
horses for the All Regiment, came daWG on
the Z, & C. r. Il. ia5t "Wednesday night =
They will proceed to Henderson to-day
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sg- we srs. uoli6sd chat tbere- n9ill be
an interesting game Or bali .tsis sfsrnoon
at the usual place lovers OF IBIS marly
game are ingitad o 81 p1eaeslE aad paf;ici-
pate
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER ron PLAsK srpE-wA1r.

ORDER ron PLAEK sIDR-WALE.
July 20 1s61,-And now It - hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or Parts OF
Einth street from Ann 20 DIVISION street. in said
City, cause tbs sidewalks thereon TO be brought 70
the TToper tEde, aud that they cause sidewalk
Of Glass N 2 10 be laid down thereon within
thirty days from tho publication Of this order,
,,Isr,,s nsln. ". % 1851 : " = - -
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FoR PLANK Sidewalk

oADEk FOR PLANK sIDE-WkLK.
July 20 ashland now IL 10 hereby ordered and
directed ty the Crmmon Council Of the CRY 90
s@ilis, that the owners eff all lots or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining thu Northwest side Of
Locust street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
IN said city. cause the sidewalks thereon to DC
bronght 70 the proper grade, and thar they cause
a sidewalk Of Class No. /, to be laid dowa theresn
within thirty days from rhe publication Of this
order,
z BURKE, Clerk.
Cts rkis Oficef koy. ., 1861. DoE23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

aA soldier Of the 3lst Regiment died
on the wharEboat last Wednesday. His
remains were escorted 10 the depot yesteT-
day, BY detachment from the 43d Regi-
rosut
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g5a aiIg SumruaI.
FRIDAY MoRN1EG 49,. ..........N NOVEMBER 2
Fs0RIPTION PRT0g ron DAIL'

rs6RIPTION PBT0G FOB DAILY:
Delivered IN tho City per week. 10
BY mail or in the City, per year Tin adYencel 90
FOR WEEKLY:
nail per wear single sabscriber 30
club Of ave TO one sddressl 90
ADVERTISING.
FOR Terms see drst page tabular form.
AGENTS:
The folloEiag gentlemen sfe our authorized
Aasnts IN the places named:
Or. Rast0n, Booavillo, Warrjck Co.
John e.. Lock wood. Mt. Vernon, Possy Co.
John B. Daugherfy, Rockport, Spencer Co.
james l.. ThOrntes.s Princeton, Gibson Co.
John D. Handy, Newbnrs, W9rrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. D. Wilkinson, Cyuthiana.
Preston Talbot. P0ssyviiie Poser Co
q. 3. Casten, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., WarFiolr Oc. u
O. p CayaEah, 0wensytlie, Gibson Co
F. N. THAYER, Hs,Troa
g. &. DREW ..... ASSOCIATE EDIroR
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PRRsosA L.-Col jones', AieioC fibauaiin,
Quartermaster Orr, and Aaiatant Evans, Of
the AID Regiment 5V ere in the.c CITY ysster-
day
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Change ef s4lussay HEours
P..sr 0rrrcr
EvANsFIL1x- Ivp Nov. y. /

Ev4NsxlLg. No Nov. 81, 1s5t.I
While the Rai!roa Mail arrives ut n,ght
as a. present. and Hutil- tuFHFF notice. sajs
Office will be Opener o. Sunday from et-6.
uatz half past ssa.e s'c55sE % tJt ner7i,g.
instead Of from one p Ire ?.
This arrangement u'iF tas effect nest
Sunday, Novemb Der 24tb
JAMES Fl HrNsFLT. = II. q
Nov. 2I-3tdGltw
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aeREsR 3 = -lssehARs, -a.N-O
e.yzsE5 a sNSPss s-REE NO. rs.

~
b. virtue IF sa execution Issued 0ut Of the
Ufhce al tlss Clerk 81 The YaDderbErgh Circuit
Coart, in favor ST august Byerstedf aud against
ALBERT AhrsnR and John Robbers. I will ca
MONDAY, DECE BER 2, Isua,
EetSacu taf heurs Of ton O'Clock A.. NJ and four
. g!oek P. 81 sid day, az the door Of the Court
+ Heuse ~ the CRY Of Evansville, IBdiaDa, of-r
Ir sale public auction tie reot4. issues and prof.
its-far scrm not exceeding seven years, 81 1he
foossiu.. described real eCtate, to-wit
Che undivided half az tue south half Of Tbs
sotslffa5t quarter % the northwest quarter Of
sstt', NJ rhlrty-lonr 331 in township No. six 90
s-htb af range No ten (IO) tanning twenty
scr Ais2. the nndiv ided half Of the south half
II north half IF cbo southeast quarter Of the
n0-t sest quaTfor of section Nc. thirty -four (5f1
ir township Nc. SIX 90 south Of raugs ter (i0l
y-ezt= containing ten acrss. Also, the undivided
.haifsof thai psEs q Ehe east haf Of the north
west qusrtec Of action NJ. thirty-ToUr (S4} in
ashiF, NO six y south Of range ten (l0) west,
ttzIbniuz ut the northeast cornsF OF that part Of
- j "a bali OF he northwest quarter Of section
NJ tllirtY-four 80 conveyed by JCh Robbers
ana william C. Waiver and wife By deed dated
iseoamber z. 1855, thence sasf along tbs norfh
fi1is Of SAID Robbers tract, 80 rods to The north
west rDer thereof, thancs north 30 RODS, thence
west 50 rods bano4 soath 80 rods, 80 the place of
feefanfnp. contsiuiRg twenty acres. And should
lac rents and Profits not sell tor cam sufaeisBt
TO satisfy sad WIS and costs, viii at the same
sine aud Is sfsr for sale tbs fee simple Of said
preTntfes
GEORGE W0LFLIE, g v @.
4 " FPh5f1a-sey plffa Atty. nOv1f.9v ~ g.
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80 slvsr I'D y sather

The weather, yesterday, va, warm an &
pleasant, more ike day 81 May thsa ns
Eoveup-r.
size rs7gr "a slowly alaag vi.a abo7,
ave- louisville
The Codes st-te w6at5as fer Fadacsa
yesterday, Ios5sd With calns hay aad oats
for the army Paaaesh- She had a.so g
ane trip Of passengers.
The J. Il. Done, IN the employ of the
Government, was at 'he landing yesterday.
She brought down To SILT river one hnn-
dred and ten horses twenty-five wagons
and twenty-six men.
The feet packet Bowen. in chsrge Of Capt.
Mccain, leaves for P4dosah ana 'ntcrnedt-
ate points at.noon to-day.
The Matte Cock eil leaye Tor Hendei-
son this mornipg a
The star gseg Es9s ain in the
packet 'rade She m4sd .~a early yeater-
day morning. SO are =.i 70 4r. Task
for late Louisville psI.efss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

EMO ~ % ~ ~ " .AsNeN rGEED ~
~ WAHE-
dGE b0opgd WHFh Tube
8 DO DO do;
8 do 2 DO second size Tubs,
DO painted Reelern;
Is do Red Buckeas
10 nssts brass bouHd tedar Backotsi
doz hocpsd Csdar Bucksts5
p do Extra Heavy Beacu StHDio Eucketai
do ass'd do Oak Cedar stable Bucsatas
do Well Buckets
do Bail Boxes;
leo assorted sizes covered Sugar Buckets
a DO extra tuingham) 90 hOi
- nests nss'd Nogi rrsys = ira heavy
81 nests Imported GCFmau MaTnet Baskets.
so doz assd Asnsriunn do ~.
4 do. d. sI1ts Clothes Basket
Z Do Willow EbraiBg Clthirss
.- 4 a., tl.A fable a.;
.--I i.Atsap f'hfidraa Cfefra.
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7 ~ Nv . a'E7e4 NAlG'8 ~ LII
HG0TECE Is beleDy given that the undersign.
. 8 a has b. spBoiats5 AdTninistratrix OF
tia e. ale &c slayer egsnheimef late OF Wander
burzh County, deceased. Said estate Is said t. 10
saivept HELENE GUGGENHEIMER,
3tw Admfnistratrfx.
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HHxLCH ca a. R0R s.aLR-A goot
e ~ Mich Co for s4lei chesP For particu
lars. e. quire at his Office roy2c
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haEeiuss received a full g pplyeof slapis Rad
FaEcy Groceries Catsupss Picslsss Preserved
fruits. audi lIies. Also general zssoT tn1ept Of
Pro 7isi5ns, S. C. Hams, Brsakfgst BAG M Dried
Beet, q, ". Flour, &C. Fresh Butter Eggs &c,
always en- hand gent for Stiles celebrated
Baltimore Oysters. All Of which win be sold at
the lowest cash prices.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22
For Henderson.

ssu@ tbs steamer MATTE COOK, will
I,=llzL,ssss make pleasure trips to Henderson, on
- FRIDAY, Saturday and sunday, Nov
Z2nd, 23G AID 2Aths LeEysr EvaEssill eevery morn
ing at O'clock, ane Eeuderson 81 4, P. NJ.
novel 81 ss-sr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

WANTFp.--By a gentsenan who is fnAy
competent having had several years expe-
rience sjtuatfon az 2 School Teacher. il
some country 70 vzh, WhesesA liberal salary
will be given. The best Ct reference given.
Address T. EvaasviHa, Ids box 49, iwd,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

GEORGE W0LFLIE, 8. V. @,
.t,esA4. Pl'ffa Atty. noYll.aNR 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-11
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