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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-


~ From foot Of COurtlandtst--ConDectns at hsmps,
Junction with Delaware Lsokswsuna and estefn haosd
and Al Eas,on with Lehigh Valley Railroad 1nc rs connse
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh sndth "e "soH
: sPRIS6 ARRANGEMEuT-Conmencin March p, 1853
ii ea,s New-iosk as follows:
HAKRIsBUR6 ExPREss-At a. m. for Esston, RosiinG
Pottsvle Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Wiliismsport, 1c
Mail TssIs-At a. N. for Eaton, Water 0sP, Sorsa-
ton Great Bend PittstoD, Wilaesbsrre, &c - ,
" THROUGH TRAIs-For Esstor, Msach Chunk, VIII
li.mspert Reading. Pottsville, Hsrrisburg &C. go
4P.N THKOUGH TRAISF Fox f,sston bethlehem Aneu'owns
and Ms1oL Chunk go
$50 p n WAY TKAIN-for Somerville.
gPx WESTERN ExPREss-For Easton, Allentown keal.
Har,hurg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars froaf
Jersey City through 10 tittsbufsh
ExPryss TR.S PoR HARRIsBU xG-The g. m EIpress
IT. ain from New. York arrives Hsrsburga, connect
ing East hnd West PeDnsyyanis Cent Rnfoad Northern
Central Rsirosd North and South and with the Cumbor
land Valley Railroad = NJ, -,
Ne,York 81 o. m daily Sundays excepted making cose
CONNECTION at Harburg with Penrs Reilroad-wh
change OF cars to Pittsburgh ana bat one &c Icnhsh an6
ChicsEo. hours time is saved by taxing TINS tam
EtIIABKrHPORr AND NEw-YoRK FERRT-Lesye Ne1s
York ftom Pier No. @ North hiver, 7:N and IL N 'R
4:30, and SEQ p. ,,,u.1.
TIE boats stop a. Bergen Point and Mariners Habef evt1
tAp each way. JOhN " olsnNo, euleII1ee
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Boots ano Shoes.
Gouse furnishing 0ooos.

CHAIRS-No. 299 Pearl-st., wOOd-seat, boxed
~ for shipping: also Office, Dining, Cottage RocAing
CHAIRS and STOOLS rotailed at wholesale prices.
nOIAR REFRIGERATOR and Water Cooler.
II The best Provision PreseTyer made Nhoiesale and
rs,an BARTLETT 4 LESLEY No. 20 Broadway.
CPLENDID SILYER-PLATED ICE PITCH
- Frs. - S. each. REFRlGEkATOks, CoOhiN"
UTENSILS, &C. al immense rednction IN pfices. pu,,
BASSFORD, Cooper Institute Building.
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Grnnnn noLnRooK. ApctioneeE.

GKOHGR HOLRROOK ADctlotteI. ,,-,,,,
CTPERIOR CUSTOM-MADE EURAIIUhE,
= OFFICE DESKS IRON SAFE &c On TUESDAf, I,
April 49, AZ l0l O'Clock Wteroons hos 80 aud 20 Eat
Uons,ou..t j. BOYCE will sell the entire balance oI MS
stork Of Roswond Wslru Mahogany, snd OAK FuhNl-
TRE Of every description consisting III part OF eegsnt OAK
Bnaets rosegood walnut and mahogany Aimoirea sglenu
Cbanbr Suites smong which il full suite OF zeoaHood
te only one in city; Paior suites rosewood ana wal
MT Etigeres Center Side. aud Sofa Tables &C Also he
Oaee Furniture Iron safe &c all OF which will be SOLD WIN
out sny reseyaon TO close the business Catalogues ready
on the morning Of sale.
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1862. T II E 1862.

II ~
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ts connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fsox NEv.ioRx 70 rHE PafsciPAL WErgRs CliisH
Eight trains daily from NewYoTk to Phiadelp phia ~
New.Jersey and Camden and nboy line. -.
ALL THRoUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
FOOT or COURTLANDT-sT.
By way Of PhsdePha the monas leave ssO
At D. u one hour later than other lines
By VA, Of lentown evening passengers leave at "a,
three hours later than the Northern lines and o. oon fces
arrive at the time Northern nee ~ Chicaso ana
no,nt. io The NorthW.s Crestne Indianapolis Loui.yle.
81. Loui. Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and al m>A
Point. West with lever changes OF cars ,,,,,I, =.
ptbPr~B ass mile. and NewY ok to Pittsburgh go niAs
smoking and Saloon Cars on al trans
Fare tho other routes
BazEsSe checked through. Transfers nee
Secure Tic kets good until used. BY Pitt.bursh
WESTERN EMIGRATION p..,..,.
Accommodation Line. which affords comfotsese mode %
travel to parties moving Westward, at enc hAi VIC u
Of fare. ,n.,,o,,,,
By this route eights CT all descriptions can be forwGdse
20 and from any point the Railroads OF OHIO kestucly
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
The OF Freight TO and from Point 10 ne estoy
the Pennsylvania kairosd are at AL tunes q iaYosoi u
charged BY other Railroad Companies Mefchsn ana sP
pers ntrustng the transportation OF their refns 20 tnis
Ysuy. can rely with cOL1Sescs on y. speedy uAn"
Farmer, and Dealers 10 Stock will find this most .e-
vsnsgeous route. Capacious lord, vel wA1esd ana soP
aud connections and every attention paid 10 heit
From Harrisburg where will be found every
fssdiag ard rs;,i9s ehSse ,M 05s.sd q 'maeKETs
j. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Asior'hooss
lEECH Co., Freight Agents, s, y,,u,n -
No Astor House. and No. coutn "ini~N'~
hlop"N"h" No. y Battery plscs.
ENooH LEWIS. General sup,.. Al,oon.. - "a
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CrsroxHorsr, NKw.YOeK, CoLLEcTOR, orIcE,

CluOa'HorsE INV I0EE OOIIKI I0H soaTo sVTT,,H'
DY MINTURN & PARTRIDGE.-NOT
b.Teby sy eu that the folio wing described mERCHAN
Disc will be SOLD PUBLIC AUCTION, In pur.uan'e OF
the provi ous of the Of 25th April e and Of the o'
Ansst 1896 at No 81 New-st 10 she City OF NewforL on
N0NDAY the 5th day Of May, 1852. at IL O'clock by
THOMAS r. MINTURN, Auconeer. The Goods can be
e1an,lned on the second and third days Of May:
1SisnsH HIRAM BARNEY. Collector
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EEO. HOLBROOK, Auctoneer, Office No. 500
~ Brosdway. -HOLBROOk 4 CAGNEY will sell THIS
DAY oi O'Clock at No - West 9th st. near 3th av al he
g.nee Furniture contained In said house. Rosewood Piano
Pier Oas.es hns Carpets; best Hair Mattresses bed
ding Sc 1h, h the furniture Of asclsss boarding house.
Sale positive tSee Herald On WEDNESDAY, hns Fur
nlinr. In llih.. hatsaeen OH and Le -in.lon-ANs.
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LoSDos E1urBIros -R.tgrn tickets to London and back
frst.clsss : leo; third class, %eS. .
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queen,town (Cctk Hsrborl.-The Liverpoa. New
York E1d Phsdep pha Steamship Company intend dispatch
their full ed Clyde Iron as follows;
hANOAkOD. Shntuayf
CITY or NEW-YoRK..........s Saturday, May
And every succeeding SATURDAY, At noon, from Pisr
No. a North River
PtsssGs.
FIRST CABIN.... SIS STEERAGE."... So
First Cabin to London 80 Steesge TO London-... IS
First CsDin 70 Pafis.... s5 seerege 70 Paris.... SO
First Cabln to Hamburg. 65lStseags to Hamburg -
Passenger also forwarded TO HAe, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp So equally low rates. -
Rs,ei from Liverpool or Queeustown; ls Cabin SIS, S9
sud slo5 StesIagr from Liverpool so. From Queens
town 80. Tickets be bought here st these rates,
enabling PEE pie 20 send for their friends
These have superior Tor passen.
gers arc strongly built In Wlte tgh, Iron Sections and
carry Patent Firs AnnihiAto Exl erieced Surgeons arc
attached 70 -ach steamer
For further Information. apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent, No y Waters in GLASGOW to ALEX NAL
COLIN no. 5 st EnochtquGge; In Sneonfown 20 G. \ w
d. SEYMOUR Co.i In Lcndon 20 EiNES@ MAGhI NO;
Of King Milliamst IN Psds to JULES DECOUE. No. ,
Place do ia Bourse; In 'dspha 70 JOHN g. DALE, No.
III Wanutst or at the Company's Oncsl
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway, NJ 4.
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ADRtAs H. MULLER. Aucoueer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL PAINTINGS BRONZES, &c.

ADRIAN H. MULLER VIII SELL on WEDNESDAY,
April - 1862 at l0i o'clock, m, at No 100 I'd hay:
An extensive Of costly Furniture comprising
Ro,ewood Paror and Sitting Room Suites, In satin, DANA
velvet aud Velvet Tapestry, biusse and Ingram Car
pets Lounges Etagere, Mabcrop Center aud Per Tables
and Mshogsny Extension Tables number Of large and
haudsotne Pier aud Mantle Mirrors; Satin Damssk and Lace
Curtains Gas Chandeliers args variety Of old and valuable
Paintings Bronzes Parau Ornaments French Clocks; Roe-
wood, MAHOGANY aDd Enameled Buresu, Bedtsids, and
Wsss.taudsi Mattresses Passscs Blankets &c. Also
andome French China Tea Dinner and Breakfast Sets ind
Gla,swas two chests Black Tea barrels Sugar Patent
Mangle nlsuudy Also assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
The Paintings will be sold at o'clock. Catalogues at No.
20 Wallst
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$40 | AT HunteTG............A AI
1903 AT Lawrenoo's y. Ay) LUIS

A, AT Hunter& ~
Al tC,.Ilups..........76j Al Lawrenoos tE' Ay, Io'o
PRtcK.The following tho ruling rates at the close;
This week Lss week
Premium. .....o O1t .,AHH
Extra .................-.. ...s.s'.stUti yS,f
fiTst quality
Second quality ..............-..Jto
Third quality.
S.EsAbout 800 head have changed bands here az he'e
prces bat We particulars Of only few Of the principal
transGc tions: Al. NJ a.
erage | $50 NJ. "a. .x , 400 a.
Edwards Bartholomew, l6 prime stiil'ed Sta'e al SIC
p n. .,..,,.,v ush,
ouly ~ having arrived during the weeS Ihete
no demand for them here Eastern account Dun he
pet few weeks those no slaughter here iof tue he"
haze pretty heavy some OF ne Mutton SET
by them having been sold a. low a 3dis carcass ao
ne seater continues unsessonaby was there l. no duce
.ut 70 continue the trade They have therefore
fom the market We quote nomine!y lat wool steop q,
5c ~ H. sheared 1.-THE first drove this seaNon OF eheaeu
came in this week. 81 Jlc " ID . ~, ...o,r,
Uocs-Tbere IA iaquy for Pigs Oh Eastern account
and few small sales have been made at &C. ID o' 'o0
averaging lOG 10 8, , -. .os ,o- cor,.
mon 500 IS for fair to good and ~ ied So Tor est.a
"O' w. IAtlss aDd hrgus.
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TOR BRIDGEPORT.-Tbe steamer BRIDGE
Il PORT will leave Peek-sp, T. r.. every TUESDAY.
in B dsepor n time 70 connect vih all the pres, Trains
Returning leave bridgeport every MONDAY, WEDNE3-
DAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS on he arrival OF the Csrs-
l Freight taken and wsybi TO all stations oa the housa
tonic Railroad.
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Ocean Gieamers.
Commencing May /, 1852.
RIP for CALIFORNIA

Commencing May /, 1852.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALlFORNlA
~ via PANAMA-For the better accommodation OF the
large number OF people engrar TO the gold mining
Of California snd Brtish Columbia FotR ate liners per month
will be d.pached from Newly OK snd from san FfAei'eo
res pec,ively, instead Of three a. heretofore , -,
sular dsys Of departure from Ne~Yok on the is sh
Istb and 2,tb .rcept when thele dates fall SUNDAY,
b.u the day OF departure will be the MONDAY follow ing
For freight psSige apply At the only once Q, me Line
No. Bowing-green- u. D. ALbGN' AGENT
EOR BORDEAUX.-The A brig BELLE
IL OF THE BAY, Holloway. master will have dlspatcn'
For freight or passage Apply to WM }. DEWEY Co.. No.
IS Wals.
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Galcs bD Anetlon.
A UCTIoN SALE by r. W. wEsTcoTT,

A UCTlON SALE py ~ W. " 'AN"Ai
"a kuciiouear.
HAGNIFlCENr HOUSEHOLD ftRNfrUfL
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
TTlrs CTue,layl AFTER NOON, at O'Clock precisely
With he entire Paror Chsber Dining toom and biDf9Iy
Furniture of the elegant dweng house No ~ wet ZsI
near 7h.ay Tbe house is elegantly foused, 10 rosc
wood o.S and mahogany elegant Bocstsl snites msgih
cert Clocks Bronzes and Psrlor Ornaments ShVef ou
Glps. French China Nc Sale PeiemPtofy '"Sios''' ~
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LINE LIVERPOOL

.TAPSCOTT's LINE LIVERPOOL
l. AND LONDON PACKETS.
xrs RENfITTANCES 40 ENGLAND, IRELAND &c.
PASSAGE no Or FROM GREAT BRITAIN OR IRE
LAND the lowest aud DRAFTS, payable deuiand
anywhere throughout the UNITED KINGDOM can be OBJ
DASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
4 British brig SAGINAW, Clark, master has dne
modstious und will sail in days for passage spply
board, Pier No. East River OK to WM. J. DEWEY Co..
No. % Nal-L
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UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON, huc-
n tlobser BY A. d. Gale. at store No. ~ DeyisI osl %
trade sale THIS DAY. st 10 O'Clock. Of about w
ease, Of BOOTS, SHOES ard BALMORALS adsP,ea, Pa, 70
the season. Also at II O'clock 30 los OF SIoCh oOoDS
10 close up the concern Of q large retail store
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HVDSON RIVER RAILKOAD.-I ALBA
III NJ .nd TROY CONNECTLNG WITH TkAIN6

HI NY and TROY, con
NORTH and WEST. Train
From Chambers-st-
Express, : and II g. NJ, and )
30 and 5p. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep
Ing carl. le p. m.
Poughkeepsie train. at 1:U q
N. aud IL N. snd $50 p. m.
Peekskill train. 400 p. N.
Sing Sing train, s:i5 .. m
sop. IA.
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NEW. YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRAEGEhfENT.


COMMENCING EDEEAbER 49, 1851.
Passenger Station in Ns~york 2Ithst aud 4t-sT.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK;
For Ne ~-Hsven :. a. m. (EL)i R:l5, 3:JO(EI) 3ap.
$50 snd p
Tor Bridgeport, T. @ a. u, (EIli n:ia. ':3a ErH ,:ss
49, and p. M e ,.. v,-.x
q m. l2:l5 $3.50. and $50 p m - -. , an -.
FOR Norwak, $3.50 n L2l5, $780, (EI); $50 %N 81
For Darieu and Greenwich $50 M 2;is $780, t;s.
For Stanford 8, CE1) s:50a m; ia'iS $780, tEIh );
So 4.30 $3.50 p. nj. .-., nm. - a..
II 3.s0. ago $50 $50 8p. m.
For Port Chester and new Rochelle 70 m
'' ~ CONNECTING TRAIN5
For Boston. via Springfield a. M tExL 9;p tELlo m
For Boston via Shore Line, I2:l3, pm -
For Hartford and Springfield ga ni' lErl n'lS. 3:5a
For Conoecicut River Railroad to Montreal, M, (Erh
For Hartford, Providence and Fisbkl Railroad N.
For tisssn New.Loadon and Stoniugtou RsihasA
ate a M. i2: 10, $780, p. IN . ,
For Csns Railroad u: p. m. to Northampton
For Housstonic Rairoea TO Pittshsld' 8 g. nl
For Eaugstuck Railroad. a "a 3:JO p IN
Eor DsnSufv aud Norwslk Rslrosd !. 9. M 500 p m
Cornodious s reping Gers attached to m tram
JAMES II. HONT. Supenntendees
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Sales bp Amttiou,

A. III. MERvIr. Aucuonssi.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ing. Nos SEA and 500 Brsadway.Saes of Books Sta
tonery Picture Works Of Art Fancy Good. Funitare.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
April % and "a. at Io'clock
VERY VALUABL PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice and
rare American ard European Books For particulars cat
aorue and the books at the saesrooms ~
THUR 5DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Apfil d and Is at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY Of the late Seth H. staple:
ESQ., being Of the most eompete that hsA over oeen Of
ed At p9bc sie In this city, Beside being quite fu 10
Amecsn Law ooks IL also comprises urususl COLLECTION
OF valuable gish Law Books. Catalogues are now ready
and the Books are on exhibition o. the saesrooms
A. NJ MsRwIs, Auctiooeer.
q n. WILLIAMS. No. 353 BROADWAY,
-. win Sell through Mesns. BANGS. MERWlN Co.,
on MONDAY. 2lst inst,
and continuing throughout the week al 10 oil each day
THE EXPRESSIVE STOCK
MIRRORS. FRAMED AND UNFRAMED ENGRAV'
INGS OIL PAINTINGS POkTKAlT AMI
PICTURE FRAMES, 0RnAMENIAL
BASES, CORNlCEo, &c,
cont iled In said eesbislnent. .
Among the OIL Paintings win be found the ceiebrated large
Ssbbsth Eyecrg" by George Hsivey, X. y Al " Lar a
Storm" by pnes; woIks by George Hall SoDutss oaao,
Nclois Crterhonse and others. Also, Ftamed and u Il
framed Eusyines in immense variety the latter inctuoh
woks Of all The leadrg artists Of tie Engbsn Ithcn' so
Gernsn schools suitable for framing or he poroho.
As the .el. viii be peremptory purchasers may fey
an opportunity to supply themselves snch a. ptshap n
ne yer before occurred 10 this city.
Catalogues will be resdy on Wednefoy next
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ClesrinSs for week ending PM IL ia IBOlJ y
Clesfinfs Tor week ending April b.. ll3329JTG "a
Balances for ending Apnl l2..... 6,Os0, $50 o.
Baancss for wssk sndins April b.. 1901 10
The annual report Of the Directors to the stock
holders OF the Morris Canal and Banking Company,
states that the consolidated stock is 81 @ OO0 tho
prsfsrSd 81, ,t15,oo0. and TIE netsass bsads 49,.
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Tho Columbian (Marne) Insurance Company has
declared regular seni.annual interest dividend of
"a cent on the cash capital stock, payable May /.
There was more movement in gold to-day, and an
advance OF v cent was established. The tendency
Of gold to low points has surprised the political econ
omists, and while the present expansion of the paper
currency is going on, il gives the lie to the received
hxions Of that science. Whea the banks suspspded
specie payments, the foreign bankers aud their cor.
Yssgeadsats anticipated . rapid advance IN the p,
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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING,

are to carry the olive branch in one
hand, while we carry the sword IN the
other. Therefore it is that say that no
election since 1902 has been SO impor-
tant in its results as this
The speaker here dwelt at some
length upon the calamities of the pres
ent war, the loss of life, expenditure of
treasure, &c.
In conclusion he said he was not dis
posed to boast over his fallen foes. Two
years ago the people elected Mr.. Lincoln
President in a constitutional manner.
The rebellion Immediately followed. We
had given the President all the men and
money asked for to suppress it. We had
now fought this battle for eighteen
months, and had seen our best blood
perish by the criminal errors of those in
power We had decided to-day that they
had abused that power. As he had said
in former speech, we want a change of
policy or we will follow up this revolu-
ton, commenced to-day, by another that
will hurl them from the places they have
usurped He thought he could discern
hope, he could see peace, could see
return of those Southern States now ar
rayed against us, could see that the
South would lay down their arms, at
least long enough for Convention to be
held, which should arrange the difficulty
in satisfactory manner, guaranteeing
to every section of the Union their con-
stitutional and just rights. If this is not
done, there would be no peace, but, on
the contrary, there would be still fur
ther splitting up of the States-New Eng
land going by herself, New York by her
self, and the Western States by them
selves, &c Therefore he would say that
it was none too soon that the Democratic
party should be restored to power. The
Union will be restored, prosperity will
come back to US, and we will once more
be able to say that we are citizens of the
United States of America prolonged
applause. At the close of his speech,
Mr.. Wood Immediately left the Hall, and
the meeting directly thereafter adjourn
| ed
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WANTED.

vITANTED-SIX JOURNEYMEN BOOT AND
w Shoemakers. Steady employment and good
wages may be had by applying to
WIN. EMERY,
doy5Iw Cor. Main and Seventh SITS.
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n@- Judge Lane of Alabama, has ad-
dressed letter to Secretary Stanton,
urging the adoption of another policy to-
ward the rebel citizens of his State than
that heretofore pursued. He declares
the former kindness displayed toward
them, to have been unjust to the Union
men, and trusts it is not to be repeated.
He urges on Mr. Stanton to advocate the
banishment of all disloyal citizens from
the lines He commends Gen. Buell. s
late order banishing such from Ken.
lucky, and says he believes that General
Buell. would have adopted the same pol
icy in North Alabama, had he remained
in command. The document is dignifed
and earnest, and will be found highly in
teresting.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11

A PRoPosITIoN-Our sister State of
Illinois has gone overwhelmingly for the
pro-slavery Democracy. Missouri ap-
pears to have gone for the Emancipation
lists. AS the people in Illinois seem to
like the niger Democracy SO well, they
would probably like the niggers them
selves still better Now, as we have a
lot of worthless niggers in Missouri,
which we would like to get rid of, and
which we don't know exactly what to do
with, why not send them over the river
to our Democratic neighbors and so
satisfy both parties.-Mo. Democrat.
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"s. z. GILBERT & CO.

CUNDRIEs--CASTILE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, hgs, raisins
eurrants, oysters, holsters, sardnes, alum, epson
salts roll birthstone, sulphur copperas, madder ,ex
tract Of log wood, indigo, cream tartar soda, bed
cords of all kinds, tobacco Of all kinds, blacking,
batting, nutmegs, cigars OF all kinds ginger glass
lars lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
eaps fish efall kinds safety fuses soaps Of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, gap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre, gum Drops wooden bowls, jujube paste, ein-
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil l.
nails, sash, glass, allspioe, soda, pain killer
hquorice, Playing Cards, &C., &e.
A supply of the above kept constantly or hand,
and for sale by S. z. Gilbert Co., DO. Sycamore
ectls #
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Sash Doors, Blinds and Frames,

For sale at reduced prices at Hunners Factory,
corner Walnut street and Canal. ! am also dress
ing fioring at thirty five cents per hundred feet
oet22 WM. HUNNELL.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
n w. MCBRIDE AND A. 7. wHITTLESEY,
Vt. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate, and no part of their charges col
lecte' till the claim is secured.
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
febI5 MCBRIDE & WHITTLESEY.
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SUTTLERS GOODS
ARMY SUPPLIES
No. go Main Street.

We have Just opened the only somrlete stcck Of
UTTLERS GOODS
LIVER 0FFRED IN THE MARKET, CON-
IL ssting in part Of Fruits, Preserves, Pickles,
Catsups, Sauces, Hermetrcally sealed Goods, Fish,
Teas, Spices, Groceries Of all kinds, Pipes, Paper,
Pens. Pencils, Enyelops, Combs Brushes Hosiery,
Gloves Flannels and Cotton Shirts, Suspenders,
Cutlery &C., &C., in every style and variety which
ye bought for CASH before the late advance, and
are enabled to offer unusual Inducements.
We invite the attention es the trade, and VIII
take pleasure in showing cur goods and making
GEO. FosTEB 4 CO.,
setA Ne. 20 MaiH Rtreet.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

TT NELSON CO., WOULD INFORM THE
III .fpublic that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
All kinds Of Merchandise. Particular attention
yiven 10 sellinR Real Estate We will attend to
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and will attend to auction salo in any part OF the
sity or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts claims; will act as agent Tor
renting houses and collecting rents, and any ana
al business entrusted to us.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 II. NELSON co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts Of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND FOR cIRcULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST
April :, 1861.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
HARTFORD
FIRE IN s SURANCE
COMPANY ".
Hartford, Connecticut.
INCORPORATE 1871
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

with a Successful Business Kxperiepess
FIFTY " Z a II .. 4.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
AUCTION & COMMIS'ION
Old Auction House and q New Auc-
tioneer.

r J. CoHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
81 . Auction Room the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
md attend TO selling all kinds Of Goods Furniture,
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &C. Liberal ad-
yancemsnts made on consigRmsnts.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
rusted to my care. (marZ) j. J. COHN.