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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CounTa--Ssi
BY virtue OF rfs ciai execution to me directed, h-
sued By th~ Clerk Of the Dt Court af said county.
favor Of Hiram barney ard agsinst pana H. Crosby
land also decree axAnAi James n. Wsk or and ethersl
kas lev upon and will s~it 10 the highest bidder
the door Of the Ctovx Ore a the District CoaYt oi
Lee County iowa 81 K.oKuk in said county, on the
Goth day u February D. 1860, between the hours Of
'clUcx q. srd o'clock p. m. 81 said day CON-
20 VIII The north half ~ The northwest quar-.
IA OF the sopthesst garter q Of section ~ esty
six t2G) and the east one half I'D Of the uorheas'
On nf said section tueLtysx f26) all In TOYS
ahip t67 north III range SIX tOj vest u
the county Lee and State of Iowa. mach there
OF ss shall be necessary.
raxen levied upon and 10 be sold b. order sfceuYs
TO satisfy said writ 81 exaeution.
KeoKax January 70, ls63. ---
IN. g. HEDGES,
sheriff OF Lee County.
jn90dm BY u. u. SxtrH, H.. Deputy.
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NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA, Ike coUNTY-ss:

STATE or IOWA, LIE COUNTESS:
TO Messss. AT. Wslliis 4 Co.: Sirs-You arc
hereby notified that the Stats Iowa. by the Ehs9 VI
Lee county viii proceed 70 sell q public yaadue, IN
the fourth story OF the brick building on the NORM
Ksekuk, onAhc Arss Monday " February, A. D. l0oB,
betw cen the hoprs Of one and I'VE O'Clock p. m. Of
aid Day the printing pr esscs types and all tho
properly and material belonging 10 The Kcokuk Jour
nsi Once: The 10 be sold under and BY virtue OF
chAakss mortgaee executed 10 favor 81 James D.
Esde 81 A. 4. HAllinx Il CO., dated October 8, 1855,
10 sacnre tho payment of ok pEomtssory notes Of the
came daGe, smountnE In NE assrsgsse y - I'd
state Of Iowahy said kads, and are nov due and MI
paid Terms Of sale cash In hand, ualsss Otherwise
announced atsaid sale
nv J. Tai cy. Dist. Atty LIST judicial District
n. n. 6kItfITH, sheriff Of Lee Co., lows.
Dnc o. lA6l did
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CHEKIFFSSALE.

STATE IT.. e. ca, IOWA IS.
BIZ sistNs OF spscial execution 70 dlr eced. IL
susd by the CLERK Of thu District Court Of said
" In favor Of HIram Barney and sgAinst n. French
have levied npon and wilt sell % the hishest bid
der. a. the doAs or the Clerks once u the District
Court OF Ice County. Iowa, ct Re kuk In aaid coun-
IT, on the ID day OF arch, A. D. ls6o between the
hours Of osclncK and o'clock p. %. .f said
day, commencing ate O'Clock p. m, the followius
property, To- Wit Lots number and two 2 In
81 * naabbsr [ss IN Macon Lower Ad-
dition " the City OF RECRUIT, Lee county, lows.
Taken levied upon and 81 be sold BY order Of Court
| 70 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keskuk, Jan. 70, 1862.
n. G. HEDGES,
I Sheriff Of Lee County.
jnaI Ny D. h. SAITH, jr., Deputy.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorHry. S.
By virtue fan execution cted ed By the
Clerk OF the District Court said county in favor OF
Msrks Palmer Enshman for benent Of John South
and against RsllaFs lamb have levied upon and VIII
sell the highest bidder at the door OF the CLERKS
Once OF the Dislrict Court OF Leo County, Iowa ~
Keok uk In said county, the 10th day Of February,
A. ID. 1869. between the hours OF o'clock q n ana
o'clock p. M. Of said day. commencing ~ ecaoel
D. m , the following property to-wit. The west part
Of the noth~ast quarter Of the uorth-east auartev
OF section lhrt. four TOW nsbip sixty -s~veG t67l
ship Lee county, Iowa; containing 10 all thirty 1907
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order OF Court,
10 satisfy said writ Of OK eeution.
Keokuk, January 9Th, 1869
n. q. HEDGES.
Sheriff OF Lee County.
ianD-dtd By u. b. SMITH jr., Deputy
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STATE or IOWA. Lee corsry--SS:
BY virtue OF especial execution 10 me directed. H.
sued b he Clerk the Dsirict Court of said county
in favor Of Hiram Rsrpey AND against A. DaJ, land
. decree agsinst ~ J. Day, Vim. ksddiex and
tfrrr te4ea asss sud sdlk seIl 10 ihe Aieheat
bidder III duorof this Ges' sace al the Dstriet
Court Of Lee County Iowa, al keeKnk in aAd c,nnty,
un The 9Th day Of February, n 1862, between tis
haaas OF ao'cioex and O'Clock .. OF said day
mm<neinx at 0.i.sx the folteS las property,
to-wit. Lots number three III and four IN blocE
number four n Massn's Upper Addition 70 the City
of keoEuK, Lee County Iowa,
T.xcn UPON and 10 be cold by order OF Cour,
u satisfy said wfit Of exeentiun.
Ke Kux, Jsn. ~. is6a.
NC HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
ian2sd by y. II Ssrrn ir., Deputy.
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STATE or IOWA: LEE Corxry -fS.
BY Virtue Of special execution 10 me direcied, ~
sued ~ the Clerk uftho District Court county In
favor OF Hen John and against s. Bllings have
levied upon III sell to the highest bidder, At the
door Of the Clerk once OF the District Court OF Leo
County. Iowa. Ut keokuk in said county. on the 10th
day or February, Al. ID. 1859, between the houra of
o'clock r.. and o'clDck p. m. OF said day. COM
Acing u O'Clock p the following property, to-
wit. Lat No three 81 In block thirteen 181 or the
City of Keokut, L.Be County. Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 70 be sold BY order Of Court,
to stisfs said writofexoeution
Keokuk, Jan.6, le99-
f n. g. HEDGES,
b Sheriff ofLss Countyy Iowa.
janSdtd 0yp. B. enlfu, r., Deputy
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CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE or IOWA, LEE CcrsTy-ss. sBs4ss
ISy virtue or special execution me directed, To-
ued b, the cierk The Dstret Court of said county
la f.y Or of Ha Barney anu seaips Patrick cosiet-
10, ~ .iso decree agsinkt james Estes and stb-
bidder nj the door OF tho Cleric Once Of the Dstct
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, NJ Keokuk. In said coun-
~, tho 26h day Of February A. 1882. bctveen
the hour u o'clock Z. m. and O'Clock p. M, Of
said da,. commencing Al O'Clock p. M, the follow
Ing property 70 wit Lot two In Boek seycnty.siS 10
the city OF Keckuk Lee county Iowa, r the pay isn't
OF said judgment and II sad lot sell for mora than
enough to pay Plaintiffs claim and costs then the bal
the prccseds TO be paid into Court for further
order herein. s4at
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order of Court
TO satisfy said writ Of executi~n.
N. g. HEDGES,
HheriE OF Lee county.
jan3i-4w By d. B. 6niTH, H., Deputy.
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE OF IOWA LEI CotkTy--SS:
RS virtue of special execution 10 me directed 10.
sue by the Cisrx RI District Court Of said county
IN favor OF Hiram Bsrney and against David Reed,
land also decree against AbrGhs III BosEland and 9Th.
have levied upon. and will FELL 10 The highest
bidder the door of the OcrK Once Of the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa at KeoK ax IN said county
the Goth day Of February A. d. ls62 bets een the
con mencing O'Clock ~ NJ the foias iuF property,
o-wit SIXTY l6e al Lie south part 81 the east
oae .haif tk) or the southwest quarter "a Ct sec
ton ffG) - township sixty t66 north
rang ave 90 west, In Lee copnty ioxA;or - mush
as shall be necessary.
TAKEN led upor aud 10 be sold BY order Of Court
III satisfy said writ OF execution.
KsoxaK, Jan. 20, 1e69.
n. G HEDGES,
sheriff OF Lee County.
ineOim ny ID. n. EMi1H, 1T, Deputy.
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STATE OF IOWA LIE corsry-EN
by virtue OF special execution Ia me directed, ts-
sued bv the Cierk OF lhs District Court OF saldeonniy
la favor Of Hiram Barney and a&ssust Ebenezvr Rose
have levied upon and will sell 10 The high u bidder. at
the dur ttrYE' ure Of the District Court of
Lee tounty, Iowa nj KeeKuK In said county, on the
9Th day OF February 1869, betS een the hours Of
ocioeKa IN. and o'cieeK y, IA. vi said day, conn
vii; The northeast quarter OF tho north west
quarter ID dissection IN township sixty six 1851
nerth. OF range number seven III wes In ice County,
Iowa
Taxes, evi upon and to be sod by order OF Court.
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
keoxuK, Jan "a, ir62.
n. u HEDHEs.
ShsriE Of &c County.
inega By u. d. Sxira, H.. Deputy.
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SALE.

-
STATE OF IOWA, LEE Couxry-S.
BY vtrtue II ascisl execution n me directed, 10
sued by the CLERK Of thc District Court Of sad
q, In favor Of Hirsm RArnSyas against walker
Wilson, Executor OF H. A. kamsey. deceased and 81.
% decree ssainst Sarah Jane Ransey. sd others.
II ths door of ~ Clerks Ocs o. Me District Court
os Lee county, Isva, q KeoksE, n satd eosnty. -
The Q9th day Of February, A b tso0. he4weea The
hours 81 O'Clock and 4o'cock p. M or said dAy
commencins ate o'ceck p. the following property
to.wit: The northwest quarter Of the souiA~sst
on north OF range Ave west, la lee county, lows.
Taken, levied upen and 70 b. sold BY Grdsr OF c0an
70 sstisfy ssid wriI OF execntiSs.
8s n. q. RIDGES,
Shsrih of Lee ccurty.
jan3l ~ By d. SAITH, jr.. Deputy,
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n
YTATE or IOWA, LEE CosxTY--SE;
BY virtue OF special exscntion TO me directed, 10
sued BY the Clerk egtAe Datre4 Court said county
In lAvor Of g. WicKassnAns - ooDs iol iAe t.Ae1i "
Joseph .. Humble, and aU6inst Paul, survi
wing partner Of the aEm Of Paul Humss, have
levied upon and will aelt to the hEheft bidder, 81 tht
deer 81 The CLERK scs Of the District Court Of Ise
County lows, u Ksokuk, In said county. the 26tt
day Of February, a D. le6a, between the hours Of
q clock n. and o'clock y. n Of said dsy, com.
meaciny Il o'clock p m, the following property ID
witt Lots "a and eight tel, 10 block thifters
fla), OF keils addition to ths City Of keoKuK, Lsa
County, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to Be sold by order OF Cour
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
n. q HEDGES SheriHof Lee County.
I. BIZ d. Is. 6nirn. ir., Deputy.
KeoxuK, January 30th, 1o69-d4w
GUGAR6.
NJ hhdas Chcics New OrleAnsI
10 bbis. clari6ed and re0neA white;
..,,4 ss'.e.4; SO s3assssSEss NfsSe1biss}x,
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.HERIFF,S SALE.

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IF EGAL NOTICE.

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December nth Issl-d4w
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
RIVER NEWS.

The river is about on stand here,
with a safe stage for light draught boats
hence to Cairo and Louisville
Hicks Kings new boat, the Des Arc,
arrived here about l o'clock yesterday
morning, en- route for Memphis.
She is a magnificent craft, luxurious
in her accommodation and perfect in all
her appointments, and with Capt King
on her hurricane and AL Croxall in the
Office, she is bound to spring at once into
the full tide OF popularity and prosperi-
ty.
The Charley Bowen arrived at
o'clock yesterday morning, with Gne
trip, from Cairo. She left yesterday
noon with fair freight list and plenty
Of passengers.
The Nashville, en- ronte for ST. Louis,
was here yesterday with big trip; she
discharged large quantity of freight
here.
The popular star Grey Eagle was here
last evening, and returning from Hen
derson left last night for Louisville
The Matte Cook left last night for
Bowling Green with magnificent trip.
The J. I. McCombs, with spacious
appointments unpopular officers win be
here this evening for Henderson and
Louisville.
The favorite of the Lower Ohio, the
wild and swan-like Courier will be on
hand tomorrow; thoroughly overhauled
and remoddled, she is expected to glide
over the water Ike shooting meteor.
Capt Dexter will grace her hurricane.
She will leave tomorrow afternoon for
Cairo and all way points.
The St Cloud, Capt Fenton, will be
here this morning for Memphis
The Sunny South will be here to-mor-
row morning, bound for Memphis, and
the Citizen, Capt Donnelly, viii leave
here on Sunday morning, all through
directly for Memphis. Travellers and
shippers will take notice
J. B. Hall, on the wharf boat, is agent
for all three boats
The Atalanta is again at our wharf,
having just returned from Paducah,
where she has been thoroughly repaired
her hull having been made almost en-
tirely new. We met Capt Boluss on the
streets yesterday, looking hale and
hearty, and ready for winter campaign.
The Ollie Sullivan came down last
night, en- route to Bowling Green
The W. W Crawford passed down
from Louisville with good trip
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
From nurnside's Army.
HEADQUARTERS AREY PoToNAC, !
December 10.


Gen. Burnside's to-day visited Gems
Sumner and Rockers commands The
troops on parade uproariously cheered
him as he passed The energy of the
Quartermasters and Commissaries has
placed the army in such a condition that
no want can be anticipated for some
time. The hardness Of the roads and
increased facilities on the railroad, have
enabled the Quartermaster's Depart
ment to bring forward from the shipping
points a large amount Of supplies, above
the consumption. Should the army be
put in motion at any hour, these depart
ments viii he found in excellent condi-
ton.
A large number of officers are daily
arriving from furIoughs ard assuming
their active duties in camp There has
been considerable change of position OF
the several army corps within the past
few days, foreshadowing future move
ments of Importance It's stated to-day
by reliable observers, that the enemy has
80 guns in position on the south side Of
the Rappahannock, some of which are OF
heavy caliber
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

New YoRK, Dec 10.-The steamer
Eagle, from Havana on the 9th, with
late advices from Mexico, arrived this
evening.
The position Of the French at Vera
Cruz and Orizaba is represented to be
very critical, they having no fodder for
their cattle and no fresh food for the
troops, who suffer from dysentery. The
force at Jalapa had been cut off from
supplies from Vera Cruz by the Mexicans
retaking the National Bridge, part Of
which had been destroyed The Mexi-
cans were actively fortiiying Puebla and
the City of Mexico and the road between
them, and announce their determination
to food the valley by opening the sluices
and taking down the walls Of the lakes,
rendering the City of Mexico impossible
to be reached except by turnpikes, which
will be defended.
The Captain-General of Cuba was
daily expected at Havana
Six of the crew of the rebel steamer
California, wrecked near Sisal, had ar
rived at Havana.
The gunboats Octorora and Sonora,
with Admiral Wilkes, were at Havana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
Particular Notice.

c1here are nong preparations sold under III name
Filters, PIT up an quart bottles, compounded or ne
cents per gaiioa he taste disguised By Anse or Corau
der Seed,
THIS class Of Biers has caused and triH continue ia
cause as tong as ney can DO sold hundreds 10 die ne
ded 81 nc dTHakord. Bg G.eir the system Is kcps
continually under he ie,cs Of Alooholie Stipnia,fs
2fthe icors kind de desire for liquor created and
kept up dAd The result s al the horrors attendant apou
drHHkord's iifc aud death.
For those ipho desire and WILL HAVE a Liguor
BMers, lre publish Lse tolotcing receipt: Get ONE
BOTTLE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PTTTERs
aud mr. ieRh TIRE QUARTS0F GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, dad The result ,giH B, = ,,ero,,1;o,,
that cH AR EXCEL ia medicinal virties and t,1,s
e5ce!4ehce any 81 he numerous LiqRor Buffers in he
market, and uW COST MUCH LESS You ,riH
haze al the rirtaes of H0OFLAND'S BITTFES "a
connection 'rih GOOr article Of Liqror at a much
less price hon ese inferior preparations tci cos gow
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

An ARNnsT1cE.-The great object Of the
Democratic leaders in the Free States
lust now, is to secure an armistce for
stated period, ostensibly to perfect terms
for final peace between the Government
AMI the rebels. We fear, however,
though the motives of the advocates Of
the armistice may be as pure as the driven
snow, that the result of such step would
only be to give the rebels time to perfect
some of their works Of defense, add to
their stores and munitions of war, and in
crease their chances of recognition
abroad. 1t is a little remarkable, too,
that these propositions for an armistice
make their appearance at the very time
the rebels are hardest pressed and most
despairing. These Northern sympa-
thizers are forever torturing their brains
to devise expedients calculated to en-
courage the rebels and induce them to
prolong the struggle. We are decidedly
in favor of an armistice, but such one
as will result from laying down of their
arms by the rebels and return to their
allegiance Nothing less than that will in
sure the perpetuity and stability of our
government
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

WHAT NExT?-The Cincinnati En-
quiJer has discovered that Mr.. Ericsson
stole his idea Of the Monitor from an old
copy of the National Htellgencer of No
vember 5, 1905, which gave an account
Of a similar battery invented by Mr..
Gillespie. What a busy detractor the En-,
quirer is, to be sure! 1t can see no vir-
tue, patriotism, or originality among the
sincere friends of the Union, nor can it
detect any vice, treason or plagiAry on
the part of the rebels. In its opinion it
is honorable to tear down ones country,
but dishonorable to defend it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
From General Heron.
HEADQUARTERS, PRAIRIE GROVE, ARK, !
December 10, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS, PRAIRIE GROVE, ARK,
December 10, 1862
Major General Curtis:
General Blunt has undoubtedly in
formed you of the battle of the Sth
Hindman moved in to the east Of Blunt,
with his entire force, twenty-five thou
sand men, intending to cut off my com
mand l had sent forward to Blunt all
my cavalry, having left six regiments of
infantry, three batteries, and about five
hundred cavalry.
General Marmaduke opened on my
advance at seven o'clock in the morn
ing. with heavy cavalry force, but |
drove them back to Illinois Creek, eight
miles from Cane Hill At this point
they took a strong position with infantry
and artillery, and tried to prevent my
crossing But by cutting roads through
the woods l got the batteries into posi-
ton, and at haIt-past nine clock open
ed on them with eighteen guns, bringing
forward my infantry, crossing the creek,
and getting them into position under
cover OF my artillery.
From this hour, (half-past nine clock
A. IL uiliIl IN y y ElOCh III lut dtbGInOOl,
the fighting was furious At 0 clock
General Blunt arrived within one mile
OF my right, opening on the enemy left.
Learning definitely that he was on the
ground, [ ordered the infantry to charge
the enemys batteries The 10Th Iowa
and Goth Wisconsin did it CALAMITY, tax
ing a whole battery, but were afterwards
overwhelmed and forced to leave it. Col.
Huston, commanding the Second Divis-
ion, then charged the same battery with
the 3lth Illinois and Goth Indiana,
taking it a second time; but after hold
ing it half an hour, was compelled TO
give way. The fighting was constant
/ and furious throughout the entire day.
/ met Gen. Blunt late in the evening,
and we arranged to attack in the morn
ing, but daylight found the rebels
gone.
Their loss is from six hundred to seven
hundred killed and twenty-five hundred
wounded. Ours is probably two hun
bred and fifty killed and seven hundred
wounded In the I'd and Sd Divisions,
Lieut. Col Mcfarland, OF the 18th Iowa,
and Col Black, Of the 31th Illinois, are
killed. Major Thompson, Of the 10Th
Iowa, and large number of line Off
| GERS wounded.
The prisoners state that on their side
/ General Stein and five Colonels were
killed. We captured four caissons full of
ammunition, and large number of
small arms Their artillery was knock
ed to pieces by our batteries; and Major
Hubbard, who was a prisoner with them,
reports seeing piece after piece sent off
entirely disabled. The working OF Muir
phys and Forests batteries excelled
anything | ever witnessed.
| General Blunt and myself had an in
/ terview with Hindman and Marmaduke.
We are camped on the battlefield
Z. j. HEBRON,
Brig. Gen. Com. ID and Sd Div's.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

@TE@ Another most provoking and IN
accountable failure occurred in our te1e-
graphic report last night.
The news by the noon dispatches of
yesterday had Of course caused great
anxiety fer further and later particulars.
just rs we had commenced receiving
dispatch dated Headquarters Army
Of the Potomac, Dee l1-9 An" stat
ing that much activity and hustle had
prevailed on Wednesday night in the
camps, as yesterday had been fixed upon
for crossing the Rappahannock, the line
suddenly ceased to work, caused, as it is
supposed, by the opening of key some
where on the linc-and thus we were de-
prived of the remainder Of the dispatch.
After some twenty-five minutes re-
cess, the lines again commenced work
%, but the news of most interest had
\ passed by, like the Priest and Levite, on
the other side.
\ correction to a dispatch, which, it
would appear, came after the one al
luded to above, revealed the fact that,
on the attempt being made to finish the
bridges in front of the city, the rebel in
fantry again opened their FIRE, when our
artillery, in position, was again opened
on the city, the result being that the
city was fired in several new places
These failures are always mortifying,
but excessively so under such circum
stances The failure last night, it is
proper to say, was in no wise from any
fault of the operators at the Office in thi;
city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

~ The New York Post is RESPONSE
bic for the statement that great naval
expedition against Charleston has been
organized and is now ready If this be
true, Gen. Banks destination is Charles
ton we are pretty certain. 1t will be too
hazardous an experiment for gun boats
to attempt the reduction of the city I'M
assisted by a powerful land force. Gen.
Banks corps is precisely the kind of an
army to co operate in such an enter
prise
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

B1~ P. L. Geissler, takes especial
pride in keeping up with the times. He
is always on the watch for the latest
styles" as well as careful in selecting the
best qualities. He is now opening SUI
perb stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver
ware, &c, which he desires everybody to
examine, and will sell at very light prof
its. For particulars, see his advertise
ment
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
LADIES FURS.

Having bought cur fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented advance on this artj-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers With
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money To satisfy your
selves on the point. call at
VkUTTER & MARCOENIER,
SO Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

for Smiths place in the Cabinet is
Browning of Illinois That gentleman s
course in the Senate last session was
supposed to have placed him beyond the
possibility OF the recommendation of the
Administration, but Browning is an old
personal friend and Mr. Lincoln in the
kindness of his heart, wants to do some
thing for him.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Hy~ A correspondent of the Philadel-
phia inquirer says Gen. Haupt has a
large force at work building a railroad
bridge over the river back of Fredericks-
burg The rebels manifest no DISPOSE
ton to disturb the workmen in their la
bors. This is regarded as evidence that
they do not want fight in the vicinity
of Fredericksburg, or fear our troops
will shell the town if fred upon