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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

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I, KEOKU,K, WEDNESDA y, JUNElo I
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arrival Gleslng Of Mails AlYMe
Il ssaa# aa Keok NJ Post office.
- tsa ARRIVALS.
! Eastern Mail arrives daily ~ II O'Clock m. and
to'clock p. m.
= 81. Louis md Southern Mail arrives daily fexespt
:. ~
4 Western Mail arrives daily Except Sundays >.
Ann.
Burlington Mail arrives daily texcsp, suHdays)
% 3 p. m.
Carthage snd Plymouth Mail arrives daily lex
ospt snnd.ys) at5 pm. sass
North Iowa and North Illinois tsfs- wsekly) On
Tsssdsys, Thursday Ard Saturdays, ~ I'm.
1Ch.tleston Mail lIi- weekly srlives Tassdsys,
Thursdays and saturdays - Ppm
a3l CLOSING. ~
Eastern Mail close. daily lexeep. Saturday, Al.
SPIN.
st. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily tezssps
ehn.ays) al l2m.
Western Mail clssss daily texcept on sundaysll
~ IL clock m.
Burlington all closes daily Except saturdsys)
~ y. IN. et
EsJthsgs and Plymouth Matt cfofes dzfty tsxcept
sstardsys)A SPIN.
North lows and North Illinois Mail ttri weekly
| - TT
Up n.
Charleston Mall ttr-weeiiyl closes on Mondays,
Wsdr ssday. and Fridsys 1t 8 .. n. ~
All BH tern mail nstter IL sent BY way Of Bur-
linEton, and arrives proniseuousiy.
On Sundays the Post Office ~iii b open fron ,
to 3 p. m, instead Of from toe =. m.
May n, 1851. J. Il. HOWELL, r. n.
=--
DscuNAD.--John h. Uraig, ESQ.,, declines
to furnish : copy Of bis speech on the dessh
Of Douglas for psblisstion, iDasmuch ~ be
retains only notes Of il, and il was not pre-
pared with . ,iew 20 publication.
Nrw riax--Our young frissd yermiliioD
has gone 10 With 8. K. Anderson 10 The Gro
Gerry bosiness, - will BE- seen By their ad-
versiseuest. They offer great Inducements,
and viii undoubtedly secure fair share Of
cossDn.s Long may they wave
e1Lss ~ prevail on our volunteers to
try to inure themselves 20 . life which
will be characterized BY many hardsbips. =
| Let as not have such disxraosfai sssnss re.
peassa ~ thas shisA occurred in enc 81 Hi
messing roone on ExehADge-ss., yesterday
They cannot, 10 their present circumstances
EXPECT the deiiesnies and oomforts OF home
II shsir food u bsd, or its allowance short
they can sssk sedress through their ofdcer
who viii 90 doubt Gee Justice done to than
Coed News 1sE Inc lava Hsiansesrs
Messrs. =. CLARK and niraa Price left yss
terdsy on she Packet for. Hsnnfbal ~ish fund
70 pay tho lst and % Regmsnts for sbei
State services. The 81 Regiment wiz b
paid this week.
6TOs Monday evening last, Douws D
Williauson, san of John A. and gSandsp
OF D. ID. williamson, Esq., OF New Yor
city, aged I years, wss drowned while bath
Jog in tho river jus: above the city. lie "a
bathing Alops, and probably ventursd oct to
far, where she swift carrens bore him AWAY
There we're two Younger boys on the bank
but they ecuid not help him. The body ha
not yet been found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

Suspended Banks At their current yaiue only.
d, r. Moody. furmsn b Maxwell,
Cox 4 Shelley, BARTLETT, Kaye d Co.,
A. Bridg man Co., Ogden. Brownell Co.,
S. W. 4 a. Tucker, q. uarber Co.,
A. J. Wilkinson, F4Irar 4 Avery,
Csdy, ones Peck, J. A. Durkec . Co.,
N. w. Nsstcott, Evsns Bidlemap,
Lane Buel, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt Co., Goo. Foster,
Thos. i kise, " iilson = 1ustfn,
Krsmer, Irwin Co., Comstock Br9.,
u. y. Woodward 4 Co., p. b. Foster,
kiser + Hills, GS0. 4. Kiihanrne
Present current value Of Missouri money 8tcts
One Per cent. premium allowed on New York Elk
change. a
Keoknk, June z, tS6I-d
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WAMy NAusl
TINE greatest preventive Of War. and the only
i assurance of success, Is the etiiciepcy Of be
people ~ 4 nation with IRE arms. Believing 1t to
be the duty n every man and boy TO make hi nself
familiar with the ~ the rife and pistol. have
opened y uaieryfer those who wish to practice
Charges oaiy enough {, pay expsnses- Wisconsin
and iliinois money taken at par. All kinds Vt
trade tax en- for shooting.
p. p. MACY,
JuneSd3w 2is,., bet. Main and JOHNSON.
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] NOTICE.

The uudsrsigned, Merchants in the City Of Keo.
kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes Of all
specie paying Esnks At par, for goods sold and
debts due ", and the notes of Missouri and other
susnAn dAd pankx NJ their cprrsnt value only.
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f4kN7 qaatf4k ssem *aEp Dor - 6Ts Csty.
FiEst ana sscSA4 = Sgi nnsn - of fswa
, gt&1 Vakan 0ars s gt

.A...s vsstsQt 4ss4, ID ~ Dor ~ ems CITY.
FiEst ma sscSAA - 81 innenis ~ fosa
sst@s vslanissrs. 5ss#1 sts4
FAREWELL. brave hsasts, farsxslll ,as .4asr
40 forth TO battle fes ths right, II Z
81 And help The glorious fanks 10 swell, tasS
aofthoas Who stsiks for Freedoms light.
We Nd Cod tpesd the noble band .t5s
OF heroes true and bravs. ztat xb
Who love their ovn dear nAtivs land, sr,9<t
And 70 10 homes 70 save. as44
Thy '.,sa.t .-en.s ~ blood and strife.
Their starry nag On high, a
And freely cfnr up their life VI
Eeusath it, azure sky
They 20 thaa not one star msy fsas
Beneath the traitors hand $780, ..s II
" The nations dsg OR fishers nAds, aal
Shall noat Ger ALL the land. eftHsfth ~ O.
1tT #f4@Ff f3 ss9% ~
II may b. thst ~ - 'sr maysss Fasi a@
Again, that sslf devoted band; ege
But Ger 10 our hearts shall he, ee4a,t4 "a
A tablet, whore their names shall stand. an
S Then Let q icavs them in His carc
Who holls All nationsiu His hand, 3 #e2
And ever Trust in Ged " to spare
Tbs brave defenders Of orr land 4
MINNIE b.
KseKuK, Iowa, june 18th, 1867
why were Snsy R<Isctea.
The Davenport UaIstte calls attention to
tho fact that the Democratic News Yejoices
- announcs that Austria bAs rejected Mr.
BurlineAns = AmsFisan Minister, a0d that
Spain has declined TO receive Cssl Sshurs.
Aussria, it will be rsnenbered, rejscsed
BurlinKsme on the express, Erosnd shss be
favored Italian nationality and indspea-
dence, and Spain rejected Schurz because be
had opposed desposism 10 Europc. as
The DemoerAs synpashiaN with Asstria
and Spain 10 their treatment OF these gen.
tlemen for these causes. Stick pin right
there, DemocrAts.
TAe DeaecrAsic ssass Cssvession.
The Dss Moines Journal says: ...
N. D. A. Mahopey has issusd call for .
Democrats State Convention, 70 meet .,
Des Moines on sbs lOsh Of July.
We fully aEfee With IL ia its recital oil
abuses, and, despite the ksokuk journal
consider Mr.. Msboney's action - aushorits.
tive. Froa : hops Of having The tim,
changed, ws defer its publication.
PsAcs PoLscY.-Ths Msscasins Review
Democrats organ, hes three soiaoo ID
iforiai against she var policy Of tbs Gosern
ment and 10 favor Of coupromse and pssse
MEDICAL STAFF.
An adjourned messing q the Board Of kediea
Examiners will be held at the City ot Ksok~h
commencing % July ID, forthe psrposs Of sxanin
ing Additiaapi candidates for The position Of 81,
xeon ana Assisiast surgeon isshe Iosa Regiment,
! @ tt &c. NuGHEs, Chairman.
June Is, ls6I-d
[io~A papers please oopy.l
Asssssten. volunsesrs.
i Wanted, one handred good a.d able bodied mai
| for three years or daring she war Apply At II
! re rdsrvuus on Thirartrve~bctwecn M ain and CHI
| SOC.
Those joining this company can be assured tn
/ tA..y viii BE- nussered into the U. g. service inm'
i diatIy.
June Is, '6I-dlwltw j. c. PAhR0TT,
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flows papers please oopy.l
Atseuetew volunteers.

Att30OO0s vow > t0or6-
Wanted, one handred good I'D abie-bedied man.
for three years or daring the war. Apply Ut the
rsrdssvuuz on Thirtrtrre~ between NJ ain and john
soc.
Those joining this company can be assured tbs,
.A.y viii b mustered into the U. 3. service inme-
Aiatiy.
! June Is, 'eI-sIwit~ JIG. PARRoTT,
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An aajourned meeiing q The Board Of Aedieal
Examiners will be held at the City ot Ksok~k,
commencing % Jaiy %, for the purpose Of exanin.
lag adaiioopi candidates for The pssisioo Of s.s-
xeon and Aisisiast surgeon isshe Iowa Regiments.
ss9tt &C, NuGHES, Chairman.
June IS, le6I-d
fiowA papers please copy.1
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PsAcs PoL,cY.-Ths Msscasins Review.
Democratic orgao, hes three soiaso ed
itoriai against she var policy Of the Govern
ment and 10 favor Of poupromise and pssss.
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DscusAD.--John Ii. Ursig. ESQ.,, declines
to Furnish copy Of bis speech on the dsssh
Of Douglas for psblieation, inasmuch ~ be
retains only notes Of it, and II was not pre-
pared with = siew 70 publioAtion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

Nrw rlax.- Our yoaD1 frissd VermiliioD
has gone 10 With 8. K. Anderson 10 The Gro
Gerry business, - will DO seen By .hsir ad-
versisemess. They offer great Inducements,
and viii undoubtedly secure fair share Of
custbn. Long may they wave
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

anE ratua
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14
CHE 9ailp Spnrua1.
MONDAY MORNING .-...........JANBARY u

EVANSVILLE. IND.

The mississippi Cannot be Closed. --
The dispatch from jackson, Miss, to the
effect that an artillery company has been
ordered by the Governor of Mississippi to
Vicksburgh to hail and question all boats
on the Mississippi river, will create deep
feeling amongst men of all parties, in both
slave and free States, in the upper country.
We hope the dispatch may prove unfounded
we hope so for the sake of the Union men
of the extreme South. If the dispatch
prove weli-founded, some of the thunder of
Indignation and the lightning of wrath may
be expected from the millions of people in
terested in the free and uninterrupted navi-
cation of the lower Mississippi Not the
slightest interruption of the navigation of
the Mississippi will be allowed by the peo-
pie of the Northwest.
The territory of Louisiana, extending
from the Gulf of Mexico along the western
side of the Mississippi to its head waters,
was purchased at an expensive price by our
Government in order to insure for its citi-
zens the free navigation and enjoyment Of
that great artery of commerce Much Of
the best blood of the Northwest was spilled
afterward to prevent foreign invaders from
obtaining foothold on its margin. Does
any one suppose now that the men of the
Northwest viii permit any power under the
heavens to close the river or interrupt It's
navigation? If SO, the temper and deter
mination of our people are much misunder-
stood.
If an attempt be made to interfere with
the free navigation OF the Mississippi, the
boatmen, merchants, mechanics. miners
manufacturers, farmers, everybody interest
ed in the navigation Of that great river
without distinction of party, will aid. in re
moving the distractions. And they will
accomplish whatever they undertake.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14
A Home Lecture

A friend who was present at the delivery
of lecture at the room of the Commercial
College of Mr.. j. Benin on Friday evening
last, by the Rev. Mr.. Cook, speaks ia the
highest terms of the performance. He gives
the following sketch of it;
The subject was most appropriate to the
times" the Importance of preserving the
Union of the United States" 1t had no
political bearing-no partizan, however
bitter, could have been offended at any of
the remarks made. 1t principally spoke of
the cost in blood and treasure by which this
Republic had been constructed the glory
and power, and prosperity, which, under
its shield and protection, we had acquired.
1t was the beacon and hope Of all those who
desired liberty throughout the whole world.
Should it be discovered, the sun of liberty
would never more=shine upon this earth.
After prefaciug with some eloquent re-
marks, the affection which almost every
one no matter where born, feels for his
country, he illustrated it by quotation
from beautiful poem on this subject and
surely, said he, when he had finished the
quotation, this affection must be more ar
IDENTIFY felt in this country.-by every citizen
whether native or. adopted, for here alone
do we enjoy perfect freedom. sefrieI
Mr.. Cook often, during his lecture; illus
trated some of the sentiments by anposite
quotations from the best of poets. He must
have an Immense stOrehouse laid apgin the
department of his memory, which he can
take out whenever it pleases him. IF he is
not poet he knows what good poetry is.
As an orator-by which we mean the povve err
of saying in the proper place striking
thoughts german to the subject discussed
and presenting beautiful imagery, which
shall thrill and delight the listener, accom-
panied with graceful delivery, the speaker
in the meantime showing by the expression
of his countenance that be feels what he
says-Mr. Cook has few equals.
Mr. Cook closed his lecture by reciting a
poem of a humorous nature-the petition
we believe, of some young ladies to a
learned professor asking him to define and
explain the cause of that mystic passion
called love That the young gentlemen at
tending Mr. Behm's Commercial College,
relished it, was shown by their continued
laughter from the beginning to the end of
the recitation.
We suggest the propriety of the commit
tee of the Library Association whose duty
it is to engage persons to deliver lectures
for the benefit of the Association, to en-
deavor to procure Mr.. Cook to deliver one
lecture at least. We are sure all who al
tend will be gratiied. Perhaps be again
might be induced to deliver lecture on the
subject of the Union. IF he should consent
to do So we guarantee that no word will
drop from him that will offend any politi-
clan, no matter to what party he may be-
long.
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working MEMS Meeting.

The Union, Meeting of tie W orking Men of
this city came of on Saturday night at
Crescent City Hall, In numbers the meeting
was highly satisfactory, but the manner in
which it was conducted and the conclusions
arrived at were not quite so satisfactory :;
and if we are to judge from the criticisms
of many mechanics who-Mere- present, the
sentiments of The working men of Evans
vile were by no means fully represented.
We were unable to be present, but in con-
versing with persons Who were there, we
can bear of no resolutions condemning the
treason Of the South, none asking the Gov
eminent to enforce the laws at all hazards,
none calling upon the government to sup
port Major Anderson in his .perilous posi-
ton, none calling for punishment for the in
suit to the American Flag in Charleston
harbor. - '4''. -. - 49, 1850 's
1t would have been in far better taste if
the Union sentiments of workingmen of
Louisville had been adopted, as they have
been in many cities. The resolutions re-
ported were not voted for by one-twentieth
of the audience, the greater part Of whom
took no part in the proceedings
1t was we'll known before the meeting
was organized what were to be the tenor OF
the resolutions, for caucus workers bad been
consulted, and it was.on this account that
so few participated. The kind of Union
meetings we want now are those which will
declare in a true national sense for the. I'm
ion, the Constitution, and THE ENFORCE
MENT OF THE LAWS. The honor Of
the Nation must be maintained, or the
whole government given up to anarchy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

By~ Our information is that Col Henry
S. Lane will be inaugurated to-day Mon
day., and deliver his inaugural address :
nominated on Tuesday night for the U. S.
Senate, and elected on Wednesday to that
body. He has no competi ton now for the
place.
On his election Lieut.. Gov. Morton will
Succeed him as Governor, and John R. era
vens, president pro TEN of the Senate, will
be Lieutenant Governor er o6icio. All
these gentlemen will do honor to the respect
i've stations to which they are about to be
elevated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

ga 1t is generally represented as certain
that Hon. CALEB B. SMITH of this State will
occupy the position of Secretary Of the
Interior in Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet. Ever
since the certainty of Mr.. Lincoln's cleo
ton was known, it has been believed that
he would select one Of his constitutional
advisers from Indiana. This step would be
manifestly just toward our State, which did
more to nominate and elect Mr. LINCOLN
than any other except Illinois But for In
diana it is very doubtful whether the Re-
publicans could have been successful and
Mr.. Lincoln elected President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

rs A Union meeting was held in Hen
derson, KY, on the -5th, at which some of
the right kind of resolutions were passed.
The disunionism of the Reporter was indig-
nantly rebuked. We shall publish the
proceedings soon They show Henderson
to be Union city all oxer.s s.55se
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COIERCTOR.s s.9ER or RE.9L Is

NOLLRCTOR,S SHE OF ZEAL rs.
u tate for the payment of the costs aud expen-
ses Of Sidewalk and Alley improvements Notice
is hereby given thrt by virtue of preCt pit issued
by the Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me
directed will sell at pnbc auction, at the door Of
the Court House in said City, on Saturday, the I'd
day of February, 1861, at O'Clock p. the fol-
lowing lots or parcels of real estate or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said lots respectively,
for the costs and expenses of making Side walk and
Alley improvements for ssid lots, together with
the costs OF sale
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS.
E. II .DeGarmo, se 2ss of lot 1ss, Donation
~ ERlargement s...-.s.. u
John Baler, ne X of lot Isl, Donation En- - 10
IargemenC obs
Andrew koeneg, lot s block 81. Eastern En- -
Iatgenlent 1u1o
stephen Hyatt, lot II block 81, Eastern En-
largeent 90
do, lot 20 block 49, Eastern Enlargement. 6.82
Anthony Wright, lot block 81, Eastern En- -.
do, lot block 81, Eastern Enlargement. 10 SO
do, do do 81, do do ....-. 1896
Geo. Burkhardt, lot Il block 3, Northern
Enlargement ......--.-......-.-.-....- 500
b.. = r-- ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS.
Conrad Baker, lot III, Donation Enlarg ment 6.sz2
III. Q. Wheeler, lot 80 block 10, Stockwells
Enlargement l-4u
do, lot 81 block Is, StOckwell's Enlargement La
..-.-. -l- CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
GIL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

Ba= Diptheria is prevailing extensively
in our place Just now. In some families
nearly every member is down with it. 1t
is not in malignant form, however, but
few cases resulting fatally.-Boone County
Pioneer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

s@The National Guards, a splendid
military company Of indianapolis, the 9th
er day passed strong Union resolutions and
declared themselves willing to assist IN its
preservation in any necessary way s-i-3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

BE- An interesting Indianapolis letter
from " Scribe is unavoidably crowded out.
Ii will be inserted as soon as possible.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

I0R.HRT x0.N. OF CO-PARTyH Err
II SHIP.
The undersigned have this day formed &C. part
nership Tor the purpose of transacting and carry
ing on wholesale and retail Drug business at the
stand occupied 10y VIM. BierbOwer, No. IS Main
street, Washington Block, under the style and firm
of BerbOwer & Pearce. r GtE -9=i
VIM. BIERBOWER,
Jan l. 1SGl-ian3 JAS II. PEARCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14
Ho! For The Holidays!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
fire EOasg62eNs

Sc <NOD 81 TsE TIE U.V.xO.Nr,' rs
w the stirring appeal of every honest and
true-hearted citizen of this glcrions Union. they
say this glorious Union of will be dissolved
but to tell the fact, Miller q Nehaus have not dis
solved yet but are resolved to- compete with all
competition, by selling goods little cheaper than
ever having bought large and well assorted stock
Of Dry Goods, Notions, &c, &c, expressly for the
Holidays, which they Will sell cheap for cnsh-
Come, one Come, ain aud bring your Illinois,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Alabama, aud especially your
Indiana sold and Silver money, and We shall show
our love for this glorious Union, by taking your
money. Give us a trial and we will warrant you
will be satisfied Remember the place.
MILLER & NIEHAUS,
Dec L. No. 43 Main Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14
COLLECTORS NOTICE

COLLECTOR aNOTlCE.
E CRY OF EVANSVILLE Jan. 9th, 1861.
AROTKGE IS HEREBY GKH-EJV
- that l. Christian Hedderich, Collector of the
City of Evansville, between the hours of 8 and II
O'Clock A. M, and 2 and O'Clock p M, on the LIST
of February, 1861 will sell at publie auction, at
the door of the Court House, in the City of Evans
vile Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots and
parcels of real estate and Improvements, assessed
for the payment of City for tie year $780, due
from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid, and tor the
costs of said sale, and that such sale will be contln-
ued from day to day, at the aforesaid hours and
place, until all the lots and parcels of real estate
herein m Mentioned are sold as offered for sale:
ORIGINAL PLAN.
Morgan, Dan, Dr., Improvements on lot l2f $50
DONATION ENLARGEMENT. I'd
Redmond, Thos., 33715 by IA feet southwest
s EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Scantlin, Jas, jr., lot No. 10 in block 3d. OH
Catlett, M A. do 10 do 51.... 1495
KilIbreth Jas. B., do IA do H.. 400
LAMASCO
Henderson, ]. j., lot No. II in block 136..... 600
Hsney, W L., lot 81 block 20.............. -
do do % do 20..................... 10
. FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Baker, VIM lot No. 8 in block 2e...........- 160
n do do do 2O.......-....... 300
| l STOCKwELL's ENLARGEMENT. -
NTcDevitt, John, lot No. % in block l9....... 5G%
Narcross, A., heirs, lot IA do 2......... 43f
GREEKSVILLE.
Hendrix, Joe lot No. IL in block 5............. 112
do do do Il Il Do Do S. S.: q st
NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT.
/ E. /. &c c. 5. l.. X. r. Co., lot No. 8, block 300
do do do do DO DO Z l 1.5S
~ Christian HEDDERIoH, 49,
Jan 9-tiIi feb City Collector.
NTOR.V' BROO.Ms.-75 DOZEN EFe' =
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Z EN~DRERS q,

g, 5s
~ Almonds Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pc ans, Eng
Iish Walnufs, Figs, Raisins Cprrants, Rock Candy,
Oysters, Sardfnes, Alum, Epson Sails, Roll Brim-
stone. Sulphur, CoPperas, Nader, Extract of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, led Cords-all
kinds, Backing Batting Gloves, NutBIeee, Cigars
of all kinds, Tobacco of all kinds, Ginger--race
and ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
all kinds, Starch, Vinegar, Teas, Camphor, Letter
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
veiopes,7 Salt Pefre, Gum Drops, Jniu Paste
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef, British LUIS
tire, Bonnet Boards, Java Coffee, INK, Nails, Glass,
Sash, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Pepper, Ailsrce Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licquorice, &c, &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale Low, by = S. Z. GILBERT& co..
jan1I u No. Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14

~ A liver aud white SETTER DOG, about ten
months old. The owner have him by paying
for this notice, and for the keeping of the dog by
applying to JOSEPH Lyon, Main street.
Jan1O-3td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-14
NTRJV'sV.IEEE COIL.
LAW & AN HE'S,

AI7IORNEK 3 AT LAW, :
GENERAL COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. -srl..
Office No. 81 Main street, opposite the Court
House, Evansville, Indiana. may1G-d&w1y