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M GRTGAGE SALE Whereas,
LII Richard Z. Swift and Melissa a swift. Ets wife,
aid Jaueas Joalto3 and Jenny Johnftoa,a: vile par
+ Il s 5eq bsoasy
ssas:s ID q ys2
atsr dats sna nteIes; q ths SAINT e ioil9Es: -9ns
ds9 @ ii an sifsE M IL ia ase
fee st e N % ssa a.? g IT.
MANN psysb!s % lie 6st dss q Jannssz - snd ~
Ssss IS E
e. e eSfa e ri ID IL "a e
inoEsgsEe provide thst i default zo0l. DC made ii
4 me ss n Is u ssd y Sof
gtEe91oE said interest proyited and TIE same should
"a u
dcz:gned ssc p!irca' secured b. sad mortgage
thiBE tie Eots e?sa fo s5e s sane W M t. so5aig
e Il s1y ~ ees ssen e os usd = s so9
s1 tae
sda a e ii sna
anSse q ne aM fas a9n @ s ss PIT 9 p snerso1 s7d
tss At 81 5 ! sssS
@s pse @ Hasa aH;sa Z 81 lily
ssi5 @
to TIE sun Of one thousand FOUR hundred dollars tas
ssS Z n :. IS 2s
he ssne M ss not pa1d Ehen he sane became ~ 6ne
s!nes the sang 6ssame due and /. 5ala Wlla5 -
S1 :9 a 20 sss II ts u q
eotT h.usand dolis1s, EGsu become and be due
and rsgAble.
A1a xse1sss the5s 4 noE - s7e aaa 9nRa'dd M 4 or sad
deiaAIs and said sum o! one thousand lour hundred
dollars that due thereon as interest On the
nc It Of interest amoua.ra to the su Of two taors
and TO hund1sd and my dollars. Ehieh became due
IS g. s Se Ss as ss
named sum. En'ca became n DUE toeIeoa @ tae f5ss
sa a q eests soa!sa ne sfnd haadfe oaS
tae said lillian 3. pEcen uuder 6nd IN pursuance OF
The poFr1s tnd pzGvs!cAslr said mortgage contained,
haye enssEsd ato M spd upon ~ ane EqlsE tas p1e
~ 1 1T a. s2 s sff
sa1y sz9 @ 81 sfSeds CTS Is;
ssssais etshs IS ~. eiESsi a. ag
oRe 81 as3EsesSsS So M 81
sn f. Shsse ssa taa '9 Ssf 5s6E 6EE
Schiller street: this west b3 Wells ssess md On ne
south b. Goethe street. and being III The oa mciuoed
9 s?a eSesa se sS
mi WI Monday ~: sse i tSs9tya.h fs1 az ..
powers md proV!aons o. said mortgage offer for sAe
nS ss ns sd sboY u III 81 Fl bee
ftaad equity q redempnon 81 the said Rtehard &
saNs sid MeNss3 4 SYN, his vie, aud James s.
Jonstoa aca Jspay Johnston as vile tnsf hs!5s
1t fruSIc auction tos.e highest bidder for cash
Esld rau1tE.EeFARaHea for record 10 the Recorders
Ga 6 3 e Z Use q
Mortgages as pszs I;s q e saia 4 neoE u
Chicago. Juae u, 1aA lsl5:sa sasSS1
, 1862-07-12

its-they welded only lie kpout and t7e t's
sick, soaring the back Of women. Butler is
greater in his way than Hnynau; he has found
9 deeper degradation to which women can be
subjected than blows. Henceforth, among
their other boasts, the tedcrals can claim that
they have committed the most Infamous out
rage Of modern times, and can point to the
commander Of the Union troops at New Or
leans as the most co1ardly, li:entions and
deepicable villain that the world has ever
eeen. Can any one wonder thut the Southern
troops fight with desperation, and are betrayed
the whole population rises upon them when
d.feated, and Stays them as they would pack
cf uoTcsc
, 1862-07-12
DnS, ANDRE i STR AFFORD.
IL OF tho Faculty Ut Medicine, OF Paris,

E5 DR.. Fra,ilkln Chavett's Uterine
7TEE,sf DISEASE. .: t;.r vnSEl viii Il. RET; SoEn;
Satisfactory references in ut hts ottC" III
y ~ Van Eu-rn Atr,..t Consultation fr-r. Post
Dt-rc A III. Ga ;rr;.tl nr,c!i' Er tGt!l-
"ffsE
, 1862-07-12

The Montreal Commercial Adrsrtiser, the
Canuck rebel organ, has an article on the ia
nous No. % order Of Gen Butler. from which
We make q few elegant extracts. It says:
I've k7.osr that the march of Bsnks' army
up The Shcranandoah of afcClellan's uo toe
Peninsula, and ot McDowell's to Fredericks~
burg, were accompanied by all the horrors Of
destruction Of property, the violation Of
women and the murder Of their husbands,
brothers and fathers, who ought to protect
them from 4 fate worse than death. Gen. But
Ter has only publicly avowed his Intention to
encourage that which other Northern generals
have allowed
Again:
, 1862-07-12

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON,
L 4 The Northern Iron Company Of Lake Superior
eoI iron, direct from its Blast Furnace and Of eli
grades 70 which THE attention Of thos wanting the hest
10. is " ellis Ftreet. JEsEP, KEEEbY & Co ACents
A1sn fr the sale OF the Ploueer Iron IN quantities. to
Fu!t 1stomes6. 1ny4iT&la.GmsTk1
, 1862-07-12
~ ALENA i CHICAGO UN1OM

~ .RAHR0A1-81AxK1 AxxAEazMxz1.
?ssTe wells sneet Dego* sfoEowa aapda3s szse2sa1
poat warren. Galgna, b4nlelth, D55nqee, and :a.eEs
nediase points; ssa 4. n and ?:ts EH to< D!xa1e
Polo. Fulton, Cedar EAp3dA nnd ntaf1cedlta pot1HS
&9 I'm for ElKtA BesTtasle. Rockford. I'D htatas4a
t1Ase points; 4n T. NJ tpE ae1eFA md i1teEaaad x16
r. 9sa y a1d 4aqR Y: t.a,a Fas,ezgsss aor EsyF
fesraedi1to .o1na- WIN taxa tAa 90 z. n Ha.x-
Elasptnx Car ua ntx6 ts1ln4
3, s. TALCOTT, 6eA fmT.
G. l. WHHEIKR Gen. Paszenze1 Agent n
, 1862-07-12

pEova1 and FazE.ess VII md this. tasHea E6ssr{
tsSeoas route ioH LEe stoeka Capac!ga xasaA Es8
been orened On CHS Line and tts ccnaecto1s. and e3
attenEp1 ID paG to their EH1tz. From Hatz!shEzaax
whert VIII be found every convenience tnf feeding R8d
resslas choice o9e5s@d @ g ssn 3 P91MLADE4THIe La II
s,9u be found The Raqrtest QeEeet sna most 1:r7E
fOute ior Stocz to EeW' Tofk-{vihx AIleasu8n]-4Rd
WITH fewer chsngss than gay Other.
!: EEOCH LEWIS. Gen1 sup't, Altno1a Fa.
L L HOUPT, GE11 Ticket Agent Philadelphia
HiHEIy
, 1862-07-12
NATARRHs CATARRHl
EATAIsRH!!i

WARRANTED 70 bn b sure cure lot
EETARRH or COLD IN THE HEAB,
HSE arkpExr TuGrsAsI persoas die vea7iy IN tnis
ce%2ES ; q le3sGm?:io2 Every pty=c:a1 SHOWS tast
tta tEiy tTotazts Of this eobcc. The d:sease TT:
CATARREf IN THE NOSE.
ae aeE Esp beng 70 the gad bronchial taaaa
i esSe7 to cure catsf4h tnsa consu.nooo, a,5 i,
urEE the first We prevent the iate. Ee{eoca ehonJ;
understand that the better Eay 70 Co1satupton
Tbs symptoms Of Cstes,7t :heg generally appza.
Tsc 3. G-1t ve7y slight Persons Ind THEY have Cold
1cd that t!lt have freq l6 astscEs and s.e more
Eensitve to the changes OF temperature n th!s
-a.t actd s1tcruErds becoE:inE THICK and adhesive
6x the disease hecoce chronic the discharges are IL
cte=set II Q0EattJ and CHANGED In quality they R1s
oF thick and hesry and are either Eot rd 81 by blow.
'asEked or corghed Of The seeeetons are ofeustvs,
E7csG had brtaiE: The voice Is Lick aEd 9ssal tha
eyes are Ee1k: the Ee7se smell is lcsseaed de-
EvCzsa; dsafngss frequently :akea place. Anothe:
Che 1ereo. IL obliged to cleas throat II the morning
or thick or stii mucous which has fallen dpEn from
,son may be 'tA- bis disease il On liz WY t5 tho
SEnEA and should 1oSH Ee Ting IN Erresttug IL The
u3Se are the Symptoms CT Cat&1rh they appear IN
r. sse sd 81 tie L1qg1D CArA:lKE REaEDy. III
q eae SYMPTOMS caE b. quickly sad e1ectuRly re
moved knd 1aye sufficient confidence II tee Rtple-
<1y ASSURE al who diEposed it4 virtues Il
ewing Catarrh. that after the trial Of the Remedy
~ 1at Boaa no oeaeft i received the anourt pzd
oae EoatS, With fal2 and cleaf direcuoa6
Office, 182 South Clark Street, Up-stairsl
Adoress DT. D. Il, SkELYK
delhsss7m roet once Box So Ghcsgo' III
, 1862-07-12

CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND-
W RAHRDAD.-CRlaHz q rH1-Wlntat ~.
faogeEs1t con1osncng Sunday, Noy IN, lsS: Trse1
leaVa Chicago: Day Express and Ma3l. eunt&y7 ASs
eapted. 11anA n, Night Express, Saturdays exeept3
u35P: Il. Joliet Accommodation, Buods sy1 aIce3&1&
En-: Joals1 Acceu1mcadAtaom. tn An
, 1862-07-12

CLOTHES " RIM G ERS.
O-The best Clothes Triogers nov IN use, with
Solid Rubber Rollers,
are for sale wholesale and RETAIL bv g. PECK. Asen
for the state OF Hos at HoYcys Seed Store Is Lake
street Chieago. Agents wanted, ie2asssQlu
, 1862-07-12

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested Ter Is years aid grows in favor It kills and
cz-cr..1a7ts EoacNes. Bed Bugs Ants, Flcas Moths
C;,is:s. Fcrs and Furniture, Garden 1nsects &C.
ell EcnE.ne besrE the signature OF 1yoa and Is
s1eoroCs to persons domestic animals. Bewa-e Of
cou4t":.t,!ts auG limitations
Lyons Powder kills al INSECTS In 8 trtce,
LyoE's Pills a-e death to 1a:s and mice
Sold everywhere. D. BARNES,
ng12-ias-SM r12 Broadway, NV York
, 1862-07-12
S.-T.-lSG0-X,- Plalta.

S.-I.-1SGV-A.- 5 I'IaIlta-
TON SB1TTETS.-E1hAcsted Natures great restorer.
TGty !hvicorae, etret ghca aud purify the system,
ECs" Dys2crssA AcGlty Of the Stomach narrhea &C
e perfect Appetizer and Tonic They 1ny1goT.le the
buty without stimulating the brain. They NE com
pc;sEd Of rure St Ccnx Hum: Roots and Herbs and
a1e recommended by al who use them. Adart.d to
tte cd young bu. particularly recommended to
Glu wtak and ,angud- Sod by all Druggists GEoccrs,
Icte's sna Saloons. P. H. nIsAkE 4 CO..
17y1e,r.N3ul 20. Broadway, New York.
, 1862-07-12

4 F. BUSCHICK, Practical Ma
IAa chiaist and Craftsman. will make Drawings
fnr Machinery of sl! dcsc1ntonS and oIfsrs his ser
lcations, Drawings. and Models maze to order.
tfce at the Marire Dotltr WORKS. Michigan street
iEI1 I'm
, 1862-07-12

4 DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Il STATE OF ILLINOIS, CUOa COUNTY, ss-
County Court of CcoS County
Public notice IS hereby given t.iat TIE nj lars!gned,
Adnlihistratri1 vi the estate CT po}iyer Walker de-
sase Ill arpear ttfcre THE said Court 1t te July
nF 3 @ ~ st y te onf innsi n t in an %
tie parpose e At:;slas md a'justny al claims ard
s,Cs having such claims rcquessd to .s:aut and
uic the E.LEe. ABIGAIL +. WALKER,
AdHinistTatsL Estate Do!!ver Walker.
CTlr6gO June ID lS.1 1s:SrSGGtd
, 1862-07-12
Err, Goods,

+ AHsE STOCK OF GOODS
IL recaBERIFF s EALES Just received s. " YLTs'S
Ea.ap t1cfc. which Will b. so Il! sacriace We
ottllnE the Ere Al IT D-rg4lns eTeE GEered IN
, 1862-07-12
Treason on the FourfIr nf J1y}y

GEV. N. JNSES.
lis Exccllency JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mlssis-
sirri, President, &C., Montgomery, Ala
hnYr
, 1862-07-12

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
- Kettd C.c..n.*n having !'ee1 re:t ored TO c3!t
snH days afte! ay f =rrat :cteSing Is Will
in. II others 1y sending t:et) y thu RECEIPT
.. itest paid d.ter1.i rH:nt aeuE y tt pTescr.
.+,.7. used Iirect tnc slv. .jt:iS II. 31GSAlL l>G
Erit1a street B.cUa;ya, ErT York. ie1Sl-sU
, 1862-07-12
IatlrDaD5.

/ ,,IICAGO, BURLINGTON d
- =, OF iECY RAILROAD
I; lens lSaEe and arrive at Chicago fox
~ sf p i Mis9sday! ezesptea?; NH Express iesss
ts3rhslMt +zcertedl $Npe1 Accommodation lcarer
at3:eo T. NJ and asrfTes 5t 9:a0 A. NJ fSuudAya eT
ffTtff,t G.. G HiMM0Nf1 E1r,e
, 1862-07-12
special no1lcrs.
BatcEe1o Hair Oval The hn

N-7 p 442A 0F Z liz 0(Ek
" the world. WILLIAM 4. raTCHEL OR's ccl.bra-
<eo AasT ye produces coo- not 10 be distinguished
from nature-=arrated rot 70 rlure the har IN tho
least remedies the III effects Of hsd dyes and ayteo
@a%es the hair for LIE" GEET, RED or RUSTY HAIR IN
et7!y turns splendid Riack or Dsowr, leaving tho
t,.:r sol sid beauaful- Sold hy Il Druggists SC,
The genuine Is signed William A. nAtehclor IN
Se oHs tfdcs Of each boz. Factory No 81 barclay St
New OK (late rs Broadway :ai 1G Doud iva =7ly
G Lake View Water Cure, DR..
CULTS istn successful operation. Thr brst r1ace
u tic West fos the treatment of all Chronic OF So
Called 1ncuTabfe Diseases Send for Circular. Address
Dr. J. Il. GULLY or Mrs. GULLY, T. Q. Hox 5i2at CHI
ca-e. III. Jy1-stO,-in
B uEADACHE:-Peak's Head
eche Remedy is the THING. no lady OF gentleman
viii ever TIC without Bottle after once Using It
Price IS cents Sold ty Druggists generally. Nho.c-
Eslc Agent for the Northwest Il. Il s-LaSDoS. S Lake
STR IT. opposite fremont House. Chicago. te2Isf13u
@ DR.. James, formerly Of
Eew Orleans has arrived n Chicago and permanently
located st 81 Randolph street. between Etate and Dea7
bora streets, Chicago. Ill.
EEEC1NIST.-Crrcs old Chronic and recent Gscas-
O.. Eas the Testimonials OF tho ieslca fraternity,
Medical Journals anss tic almost eufe press a the
EoE.A.
k,:1icc Heurs-Frcri 4 Il. till M
Consultations i1vio!o'I.c. je13.s7s91m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-26

IAoSCl0ly VI d., III SCSSioil d. 1slci1ilOLu tHc
Confederate authorities have stated they have
no intention Of abandoning Virginia. CT with
drawing the army from the State.
At a public meeting held in Richmond on the
18th inst, Governor Letchcr and Mayor Ma
70 declared that they would never surrender
the city.
Gen. Wool has sent up proclamation to
Norfolk, notifying the people that SO soon as
they would acknowledge the supremacy Of the
Federal government, they will enjoy its. aid,
but while they remain in their present mood
they will be cut off from all advantages Of
trade and commerce, and the city Will be.gov-
erned by strict martial law He also assures
them that no contingency can possibly arise
whereby Norfolk Will again be given up to the
control Of the Confode ate authorities.
The n Y. Express says that 'notwithstand-
ing the assertion to the contrary, the existence
of an incpient negro brigade in \. Y, we are
assured, is-an established fact. The project Of
enlisting negroes for the military service of the
government originated some four months since
with Mr. Peter McDermott, formerly an officer
Of Gen Sickless brigade, and Mr.. John Cr3igl :
ton, formerly Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sixth
Regiment n. 7. S. Y The matter has been
laid before the War Department at Washing
ton"
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been
the past week again in full operation down to
GEORGETOWN. Boats with coal from Cumber-
land have arrived freely after the previous de-
lay, and there is good supply. The revenue
for the weez was about S., 900, and the num-
Der of arrivals the past month l55, with supplies
of breadstufs, etc.
Alfred Stanly, brother Of Hon. Edward
Stanly, provi ional governor Of North Carroll
na, was captured near Washington: \. G. on
the l4th inst, by party of Union cavalry.
All slaves in the Dutch West India Colonies
will be set free on the lst Of July, 1863, under
the following conlitions A compensation Of
three hundred guilders is to be paid to the
owner Of each slave-whother man; woman, Or
child-and the slaves are to remain under an-
prenticeshio for term Of three years, during
which time they are to be paid wages for their
work, half Of such wages TO accrue to the gov
ernmant. The Dutch government will grant
two millions Of gultlor3 per annun f04 cmigra-
ton
A correspondent Of the Boston Journal;
writing from Port Royal, say5:-' Fifty thou
sand muslots and tive thousand Zouave suits
have been received for the negroes; and as soon
as few can be dressed in the new suit it is cx-
pected the enEstments will be rapid But as
far as can learn, few seem to have any desire
for fighting -
LI,h o:n WIS q nrnat SUNDAY School celebration
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-26

cQ1tllFalco Is eAtalJ, worthy OF mentlOn.-
From the top story of dwellings there is tao
kle and fall by which furniture, &c., is drawn
up. But the principal use to which it is put
is the discharging and receiving Of baskets of
linen going to and returning from the wash.
Washing is all done in the vicinity once in three
months by the moderately well-of citizens, and
once in six months by the wealthy!
Senator Grimes, Of Iowa, urges an imnedi-
ate arning and employing Of the slaves Of the
South in the army, to relieve the white men in
the service, alleging that out Of five full regi-
ments from the State Of Iowa, only one thou
sand men remain.
The King Of Prussia has come to grief The
election just held has resulted in returning an
overwhelming proportion Of liberal deputies to
the incoming lower house The last body was
dissolved because it would not sustain the re-
dictionary policy Of the Won der Heydt minis
t1y but this election has fairly destroyed what
little power the so-caled conservatives had.
Thomas Gregg Of Collingsville, Pa, is said
to be the originator of iron-clad vessels He
had patent issued to him in 1914. He de-
scri5es III his specification vessel with angular
sides all around, covered by a deck to glance
the projectilcs Of an enemy upward, while the
shot striking below the apex Of the angle; Will
be glanced downward.
President Lincoln has taken military posses
sion Of all the railroads in the United States,
to be used in transportation Of troops and mu-
nitions Of war to the exclusion Of all other bu-
siness, when required
The capture Of two trains Of cars on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad on Friday last, by the Con-
federates, is reparted in the newspapers. An
attack was made upon train Of wagons at Mid
dletown, in Frederick county, and the as
sailants it is said were repulsed, but several
Of the wagons were captured.
Gen. Geary, at last accounts, was said to be
abo:t The Plains, tWonty-one miles east Of
Front Royal.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says 1.-THE contraband matter has
cot to be so large sized ''elephant' that Sec
rotary Chase has shouIdered it off from himself,
arguing that it is his business to raise money
to support the government, and not to countc-
nance system involving 4 most wasteful cz~
pendituGe, =
Great excitement prevailed in Baltimore and
Washington, on Saturday and yesterday; in
consequence Of the news from Gen. Banks ar
my In Baltimore, several personal collisions
occurred, and arrests were made. The police
were active in preserving order: L was feared
at one time something serious would happen
The President and Cashier Of the Union
Bank of Tennessee, were arrested at Nashville,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-26
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAI, SNOW y EN JR.
~ OFFICE-No. 10A King street, over
Stones, formerly Frcnch's) Book Store.

Stone s, (IOrnlcf1y L ICIicI - 1>)OA ActOIt.
GENERAL NEWS.
Henry Ward Beecher writes as follows in the
Independent Of the character Of Parson Brown
low:-':Ic exhibits in his character singular
union Of high moral and intellectual qualities
with az almost unaccountable deficiency Of that
sense of the fitness Of things which we call good
taste, Thus, in his personal habits he IS singu-
1arly pure: lie never tastes liquor, never has
used tobacco; never has seen a play at atheatre,
anl never has doalta pack Of fcar;is-a rema1lka-
bic record fora southeIner. But when he opens
his lips, his language although without positive
profanity Except when quoting other mems J,
is often so grating to polite ears that it saves
sensitive listeners from bushes only because it
irro3istibly provokcs to laughter, .
W. ". Story, the American sculptor, has
son5 TO the international Exhibition two works
which are spoken Of il the highest praise
One figure is that Of Cleopatra, and the other a
Gy5i! The London Times says that nothing
has entered into the building which approaches
them in originality ofconception CT power Of cx-
ecation. The Cleopatra, It will be remember
cl, is the statue 50 much praised by Hawthorne
in The Marble Faun''
Samuel Bowles, Of the Springfield Republi-
en-, writes to his paper from London, that the
temper Of Europe towards America is now
more menac;ng than ever, on both financial and
political grounds.
Col. Daniel Edwards, who was arrested in
New Orleans by the Federal troops for calling
Oh: ''traitor" to Mr. IT. NJ Summers, on his
appearance at the ST. Charles Hotel, escorted
BY L. S troops was discharged by Gen. But
lo'. Col. Edwards excused himself on the
ground that he had heretofore co-operated with
Mr. Summers in the Southern cause, and that
when he saw him apparently sympathlziDg with
the party to which he had heretofore profossed
50 strong an opposition, he could not restrain
his f,o!ing3 :ari]y exclaimed, ''Therc
goes traitor" IIo added that, in using this
language, he m2an5 10 disrespoot to General
Butler, or any Of his officers Upon this state
lnon5, General Butler released COL Edwards
n. Summers was present a. the interview be-
tween Colonel Edwards and Gen. Butler.
We hear by this mornings mail nothing
further Of operations in james River. Passen-
gers at Baltimore from Old Point, It's said, re-
portthat Gen Burn sides: has taken Raleigh, \.
Z. Bat this is doubted
P:oil2a: Lincoln re51cnol to Washington,
On Slsuc:lay, from his late visit to Frcdericlzs-
burg
War runors continue, and are row, every
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
IS u GILBERT e. Cn,

CUNDRIES--CASTI SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almo nds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, fgs, raisins
currants, oysters, lobsterg sardines, alum, EPSON
salts, roll birthstone sulphur copperas, madder
tract of log wood, indigo, tartar, soda, he'd
cords of all kinds tobacco of all kinds, backing
batting, nutnegs, cigars Of all kinds, ginger gIass
jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
cape, fish efall kinds safety fuses soaps ofall kinds
starch, teas, vinegar. canlphor, letter. note, cap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
nalnon, british lustre, bonnet boards ink, oi J.
nails, sash, glass, allspioe, soda, pain killer
liquorice, Playing Cards, &c, &c.
supply of the above kept constantly or hand
and for sale by 5. E. Gilbert q Co., No. Sycamore
octle
IN BBLS. MACKEREL, ASSORTED /, and 3
lO A CnnEfa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
AUCTION & COMMIS'ION
Old Auction House and New Auc-
tioneeP.

J. COIN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
- Auction Room the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term of years. will
continue the Auction and Commission business
and attend TO selling all kinds of Goods Furniture
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, ali
kinds OF Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
yancements made ON consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
rusted to my care. (mar2 J J. J. COHN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
sADDLERY.
Still On Hand and Determined to
Succeed.

GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in infor-
" ming his old customers that IN the quality
and style of his work, he Aters himself he cannot
be excelled. He has removed to Brsy's New Build
ing. Second street, bet. Main and Locust street,
streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles
OF every description can be obtained On the best
of terms.
hES- Repairing done with nestness and dispatch.
eecond-hsnd Harness always on hand. jel
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
DRY G obs. &C.
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

AlAV AbOUClI1Uu OEdbEUs ~
VIE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWLES BEGS
l. leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
~ that time Gnequaled in the West She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negleys Mill en- Pigeon
Creek jyll-dfy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
AUCTION AND COMMISSION,

II NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
All kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling 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,
city or county.
ID. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts OF claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to u.s.
Ofhce on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville
myl5 H. NELSON k IN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
A Lecture for Young Men.
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
Il pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in drug business, wsuld refer you
to II. j. SCIILAEPEER, Druggist, No. 50 corner
Main and Second streets, where you get the
best assortment Of Drugs, Perfumeries, POmsdes,
Hair Oil, Combs and Brushes. That is also the
lest place 10 get your Prescriptions filled You
can get them filled thore at any hour, by day or
night. scDi2
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
81 splendid assortment Of pure Drugs, comprise
ing all the new preparations just coming xse
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use so valuable to save the lives Of your
nsighbors and friends. So bring your prescriptions
to II. j. SCHLAEPFERS
sepI2 New Drug Store.