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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
Tfom he Liverpool rasi, s4n. -.
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Break the Biockadc-N hatThenf
There i a general wish abroad that the
blockade OF the southern ports OF America
should be broken up. and Il Is perfectly OBJ
vious that the Governments o. England and
France are we'll Disposed 20 take action on
publ oplniat When thousands of indi
vidasi> sse il pccuniary distress. they are
awsys 81 opinion that i b competent for
Government - relieve them. livery one
Knows hat TIE tailne-s Of trade. and rs con
seQUent ptivstou. proceed directly iron the
c.tl var ia America. The elect OF that
evil wsr 10 deprive n OF cotton. The
hassy inIcfeace. t,en. +. thff il We nov get
the cotton. - would be relieved from the
distress. and that &c uaaid get tho cotton IL
We broke up he blockade.
What. thea. would we gam 81 tie hos
tie Interference 1t Enrorttn Cove. uments
IN the prcseat var IN America Instead of
gain would there not be a positive lo>sf-
Oar hest customers would have been de
ssroyed-Annihilstcd Our taxes would be
i~earially increased. rerroaches would be
supefiadnced on APPRECIATION. ard p~ostcrify
would - shocked az 4 resoit 50 detrimental
- the rsogrcss Of civilization Instead ID
getting more cotton. ve would get les IN
stead Of having more mill- a. fall work. Ne
wosid have feVer. instead ~ having 3 .0e
people IN Lancashire oct Of work. ne won'd
have treble the nauber The destrurfio1
Of Amencs would react On Enrikni. sn1 oal
ON sops would hare - tsplore 49, .ssiloy o
their fathers
whaf. thea. = % he done TIE thiakias
rortion q The community mast weigh vi
al The circunsstssscss q TIE c.se and o. ~
tine. ani wreiY correct pablo opiuian ID
reference 10 - acton upon TIE ain nistrt
lion. C-overrueat needs 10 slmaisnt i
ihs business From the vsFy beEiunin. 9
b.s net concealed ifs parsishts Tor the SOUL
Its hesre1 % the North. The partially
ID % n uoneoi Ia. ntei he goafeler
Ates. Cofefunent. boweser. he imbibe.
ne neslQa hat something mast be oosse d
fae present state II afai~ 81 TIE Inite
Stsfes Nf Nsssss. - St'iori oa Tue,
dsy etca.nr. iaisted ss m3ch. ard viihau
any c8<Ife TIE ei4n. . a. 6rsi ned Afor
snd- tAsf fslirE. then % arn>ei nediafcr
Me1stcn csfa.u.y orFhs q - Jic3, a.
- rezrst q So. that frsnce ~oad Re
mediator = 10 tie grestcsi chsncs 81 succes'
Perhaps after a.. = frendly utdiation \
isdlv 11als YOU'D b< rsolacure q ibe desii
c3 rssalfe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
CAxP NrAR BAkDsIowS. ny I
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Ehfor Express Leaving TeFre Haute Al
3 o'clock on "Wednesday last. I arrived here
=, : O'Clock last evening. The only Indiana
regiment encamped here i the S5th, (Col.
Walker which Is known throughout our
State a. the lst Irish regiment
Our county l. represented In this regiment
by one company commanded by Capt. Duhh.
cy found the Captain and his lst Lieu
tenant. Ohfis O'Brisn. comfortably housed
IN their tents and extremely happy 20 extend
a welcome hand to a citizen from Nigo. |
an under great obligations to them Tor their
aid and assistance In nv errand 70 this regi-
nent. The health OF the ash Is excellent.
there being but fifty. al this tine, on the
sick roll, and but SIX Ia the hospital. and not
a csse that Is considered dangerous. They
have lost bat tao men since leaving Indiana
polls. The men are we'll fad. clothed and
properly cared for. ard all appear con'ented
and happy and ready for action. whenever
that time comes. predict that If this regi'
mens ever has an opportunity Of trying their
bands on the enemy, they will leave their
mark and that they will acquit themselves
with honor. No regiment that has ever LEFT
Indiana. In my opinion. has better fighting
material.
regret 10 say. though. that there . a
bad feeling existing among a portion OF the
officers Of this regiment Of a nature which !
an not At liberty at present to speak. bat the
result will be. | presume, that Col. Ryan VII
resign. Prom all | can learn he has beer
shamefully treated by those on whom he ha.
bestowed most iayors. and for this he nos
receives ngratitade in return.
This regiment hAs not received a cent o
pay since it, organization. but will DO PAID
Of during The coming week. The men from
our county viii remit the most OF thei
money 70 their families. which will material
Is relieve our county expense IN this matter
> Camp Morton Is situated four miles eas
: u Bardstown on the Louisville q Nashvil
pike. The country here is beautiful, beinI
. high an dry. well dmbered and finely water
: ed by numerous c~lear-gushing springs :
: The country Is tolerably well farmed. bu
: not Ia q manner one would expect from Il
. natural advantages. The farm houses
barns and buildings generally look old. d
lapldaled. wear a kind Of dirty, dingy me
ancholy appearance. that Is any thing br
pleasing 70 the eve.
Az Baristown l met Asst. Adgt Cur
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OFFICIAL.

TsrAsraF DfFssTufvr. Frs. 4. lse2
HOLDEhS OF BONDS Of the
III yzisra sac. 6siea Ausur =. lssi, snd rsr.
she ares rests s~m tafe. GsksrttT rolhed that
rrcr ser 5 Ests 50 - rxfDt1ta fs Cooprus ~
. art tarH1 tEf<1aty . t1fif tencr ~ re
/ nsufff a f1~Inhc1 : st4 e. = asAinrssn. q ~
eitker q - - Isesrarsrs a. xe- vera
Bs<sa apd ftfisx<iTslA
Al sseA cosrael, ttfttksf slth aAscnlss sAsu-
hax ne usnhxs 80 snaans q snrb Coupcn sna u
sxxr-r<te san a. Zach psrcsi. Easa - rs~sense<
~ En- sufasuae srd veTfscafian a. iessa tkree ful
snSsts 3syr Nffe fsgnsna
!. CaAsk.
fsslt~7~ 9ters.arT = - Irsss1r7.
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sTsr1s or THr CurRcH.
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Desv C0load Meagkr-On the ptrt o. the
Oh ess % the Com ANY OF 81 PAaick ! bes
10 baud yo1 tbs photpgr ,ph Of tho IRISH IN
the 80 wee Of HAs Holiness a. a trlHing tcsii
mony Of our sincere regard and esteem We
ieel assured yoa will TOT regard is insignih-
can't value. oat a. an exoressson Of the senti-
ncnis ~hsch naaenee rs Ia sending L. At
the esms time We nke the opportunity 81
congrstulstng yJG aud our brave fellows Tor
the acuse par; you and they are taking %
upheld the mesiy and indrpendsncs Of Toe
sta- and Stripes. which has ever tkroua L..
protecting folds over he expstTsiei so1s d
ireland They 30 it their best allegiance
and ~s say = - our whole hearts al homer
and -ish success to he men who fskt an
dor IL We Know 10 = The anxious desire o
TIA enemies Of our rscs % see u trampls.
"A he dust, bui that car never Be ss long a
there are Irish s:-oldiers 10 fight for IL inde
pence1cs-
With bess s'xhes fos yoaF p~eFsonal We
fare. I an. very dear Colonei. yous. eve
faithfully.
DAxIu J. kTukr.
Conmsnding ths Company ofS 81 Patrick
To Coionel Mcx, her. IRISH Brigade. Ne'
York-Bsl4asrs Aa<r,esa.
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Ma. EDIroE: Well. yes. / have been 10
the tax 7ayer's meeting, and the thing was a
fszle. 90 tar A. business vas concerned. but
in lun il Vas rich. The Mayor Vas there
from his country seat, a newly elected cOun-
Gilman IN the chair. another acting as seofe-
tuy. An ex clerk Insisted GA knowing what
he meeting vas going % DO or who was
gong q DO Il. A cx-trcasurer said nothing
could be done thls year. and it was time to
70 hume. therefore he wanted TO ADJOURN
IN seemed to be a family affair all around
The n,i.eo ~.-s - h~ad "a ksep order, ard
the councilmen 20 GET Instructions from
their constituents. / suppose. But Il would
not do. The individual that called the
meeting doubtless was overpowered By tie
talent and taxables represented. and conciu-
ded to lay low. Oue old gentleman was anx-
ious 20 know how our burihens could be
les.ened. Re was IN favor Of any plan that
would accomplish il.
The City Assessor vas trying to convince
him that IL was neither possible or desirable
h do that thing, besides. said be. We City
Officers are all srorn. and must DO our duty
The last your correspondent heard, Was
the dulcet strains Of his voice floating on the
evening air. regarding the assessment In the
..Deearick" outside Of the old limits, Illus.
sra,cd BY sundFy quotations from the Con.
sressional Globe. and choice extracts from
the "Ncbcr-ask sou' Bill. I'M.
p S.-We learn that the City Attorney
made the motion to organize the meeting in
such haste that he forgot the object ioI
witch It was called. and only became con
scious IN tine 70 make a motion % adjourn.
!.
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THr news by TIE gunboats which have re
turned frsu their expedition into Alabama.
represent the Uuion feeling intense. Old
and Young greeted the hsg Of the Union
with the wildes, do ight. This Is the begin
Ming Of the end
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

Tn Virgins correspondent Of The Char.
ls-toa Cssrs<~ ssys TIT "out Of TIE ! IN
SontA Careiin4 fes.osn;. nombeuns tkat
hanarei mru. whoso tesm 4 service saceli
errsrinx. but ere huaiftl so1 sese1y have
sieu.E ed their ~viingness O eUiu Tor tie
~fH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
Letter from Irish Oncersia the Papal
Army To General Meagher.

General Meagher has received from Rome
the portraits Of fifteen Of the officers and
soldiers Of the Irish corps in the service Of
TIE Pope. photographed IN one group. The
e-slsi u accompanied With the following
lrI-tc Iel.er.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

TIM victory Of General BvEsslpf . com
plste. He captured two thousand prisoners
and entirely destroyed the rebel hest. In
sense excitement al Norfolk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

To bneades Of Gen orssssdea's D.si
son have N. ed froz cAihous. NJ - Hen
aer,ou. vbss they are " ssks boar fF re
Isrne--<s FiYsE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
From ssihe Other sidc'- OF the Pc
tonne.
Fonr WARD. VA Feb. |.

TORT Atcs H. tFos a.
There IA, just row, annrersal laad block,
ade. Your Northern Imagination can con
ceive OF nothing 80 impaSsably horrible as
the roads in this region. They are a sea OF
mud-deop. detestablc, and disheartening-
I ne heavy Government wagons. with a lev
hundred weight OF Commissary stores. con-
stitute a dead weight Tor the double teams OF
hor~es or mules attached 70 them. The
equestrian, on any one % tn hundred rosds
leading from Washington or Alexandria 70
the various CAMPS, meets or passes, at al
most every step, mirrd teams or vehicles, IN
exiricably stuck" IN the sacred but
treacherous and saturated coil OF "Old Nir-
ginis IL Is only a marvel that the ratious
OF the two or three hundred thousand men
on the line ct the Potomac reach them st all.
But they do and no one has yet failed 70 re-
ccive vhat the regulations secure him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

orr intelligence this morning Is OF the
highest importance. The Confederate for
cs have evacuated Bowling Green. and
General Buell. Il moving forward.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

BANK or n srATE or ISLIAsA.
rrsneh st TeFre- Hsnte, Jan. Is. lssa
DIVIDEND q I've per c>Dl bss beer drclnrst
"A % The Capital seek q This trsnth, psysbls -
sto<kAod.ts % dsHsD1-
JsHlstvs~. FHE-ToS HvssEy, csss'r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

NOTICE 10 Real Estate Deslsrs..--
- hsre nrsiEnxs ard s1efe he1ms ~ n<sr n
tp~na. ~sxceieut plsres . sell xeotr. ~eich ! IN
trade GO property IL 81 Bear I-fre Haste. and psy =
tiftTto<sis cash kpFlJn
uARhEkI.
teristt-eu sttl Esssfs tg-ct
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE Firm Of Tueil, Ripley & Co.
Il Is tals DAY dissolved ~ nutual consent. All
oas.anfin~ ndetfetress uusf ~ lmmrilfrIr sef-
lid - r TrEtl..
M. PADDOCK.
feh n. Issf .aff Curtis !. HIFIFT.
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THE partnership in the Dry Goods
IL tra4e hcfrsen RPisr q psusltson expired by
ma.uai ranssnf IN thr fssh day Of January. ISL
= $. nsnsifera retiring els bis interest - y.
hfn's.. uba f~1utiaets the snslrfss Al erttIfs al
& macs sssInsf fhe ate Grm. AL outstanding ln.
$1,000 mass - Immediately rioref.
RirifN nATNu tnS
Jsrnsrv 81. ises
Card.
H. rctfinx fra huane.s. the uhfsrsisued tales
uuth us<k.are - e uFa1IuE G@a. l.. Hlpfrr q Ill
he fsfnef psfress - tbr So1se 81 % ne pablo
s~sassslly Tsororeaiy a sfiasi 10 ne basissss 81
4 goo1 parrh ssrf. he onylne ~corsp4niir uay cora-
a. As refv 1ron ruct arEalns at al hrs. au8 e
tfralEtf frssri ee1rrr1s treatment.
D. n~ANALnS0S.
~. r. ~sall e sisa - - his ffissis AZ ~ Ola
stsst. - ~ pup<ee q nakrr 81 szne1fs. s4nsr.
feg rr. g.. e.
ferrs asr'-. 1sn "a. fs1
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[From Tie Chester Recordl
Iron The Rochdale Observer.l

The reader has only to look at the cartoon
IN Psnch this week. and he will see a repre-
sentation OF the popular temper. When we
sent our demand 10 America. We said they
would not meet it. because they were inna-
enced not BY reason, but by passion; and
now thoy have met it. We say Il Is because
they are cowerds. This Is not the way to
regard a great people kiadred with ourselves,
and il may very fairly he doubted whether.
nnder the same circumstances, E0gland
would have acted With 30 much prudence and
moderation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

Englishmen surely will Dot wish 20 inter
NEEDLE where they are not concerned, for all
the cntreAtics OF the Lines newspaper OF the
pro slavery party put together. But the
people o. this country must be "a their
guard. There are wolves IN sleeps cloth
NIX ahroad-pro-rlavcry advocates, who.
shiio pretending % be the champions OF
freedom. are y; The same timo doing all they
can to iurthcr the Interests OF these who
hate bcrty. and would. Il they could, ami
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

lfany doubt existed as TO the ~genuineness
OF the American reparatlon for the Trent
outrage. II must nov bo enf rely removed
The correspondence Ia the Mason and Slidell
affair proves not only thai the Federal Cab.
met Il thoroughly sincere in lie promise OF
restitution, but that IL anticipated our de-
mands. Before hearing our accusation 10
made confession.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
BRH" .ERS
AND
MANUFACTURERS.

You are hereby notified and
required to make your report
OF all goods manufactured
and of al goods sold by you
since the LIST Of September.
Butchers, Farmers and others
who have slaughtered any
animals for sale since the
same date will also report the
number. The reports from all
the above named parties
must be made at this office
within the next TEN DAYS.
J he Tax must be paid at the
time of rendering reports. As
the examination of these pa
pers will necessarily be slow,
we trust all will call as soon
after to-day as possible.
r. S. H0REBROOK, Assessor,
WIZ. E. FRENCH. Collector.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
The War to go Steadily On.
Lee Looking cut to the Safety OF
Richmond.
AN EARLY MoVEOENT INDICATED.

Interesting from Burnside's Army
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The rebels have
about fifty batteries, large and small,
some of them mounting heavy guns bear
ing upon the north bank of the Kappa
hammock
1t is said our pontoons are being car
ried to position where they are to be
used. They paesed nearly the whole
distance along the river road without
interruption, in plain view of the enemy,
and this fact with the other that the pro-
posed movement was exposed by the
Times correspondent, induces the belief
that desperate fight will ensue on an
attempt on our part to cross. A large
amount of vegetables have been ordered
for Summers and Franklin's old corps,
scurvy having made its appearance
among them. r. .
Government is taking steps whereby
the railroad from Acquia Creek to Fred
ericksburg will be provided with rolling
stock necessary to furnish supplies, troops
&C., to Burnsides army.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
RIVER NEWS.

The decline in the river here contin-
nues, steadily but moderately, and the
movement of boats is quite lively.
The Florence passed up yesterday
morning, light
The Charley Bowen came in from Cairo
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning, with
an excellent trip. While near Union
town, while making about twelve miles
an hour, she struck snag, which start
ed her deck from the hull at the bow,
about six inches, knocking down her
jack-staff and frightening her passen-
gers. She was repaired yesterday, and
left in the evening with fine cargo for
Cairo.
The Belle Creole left yesterday morn
ing for points below.
The Pocahontas, for ST. Louis, came
down yesterday noon, crowded with
freight. RIO h.
The Lue caves returned from Owens
boro yesterday afternoon.
We are informed that the Gen. An
derson has been attached at Memphis by
the Government as the May Duke was,
for having been in the Confederate ser
vice. She will probably be bonded out,
and continue in the trade.
The Mollie Funk brought fine load
of slaves out Of Green river yesterday.
The D. B. Campbell came up from
Henderson yesterday, and left for Louis
vile, to go On the ways.
The brilliant Star Grey Eagle arrived
from Louisville at clock last evening,
and returned again in few hours.
That gem of the wave, the j. T. Ne
Combs, with Capt. Ballard on the hur-
ricane, will be here this evening, for
Louisville. Passengers and pleasure
seekers will find it worth while to go
aboard early in order to secure berths.
The favorite Memphis packet Com
mercial will be down this evening, en-
route to Memphis. She is in excellent
trim, and Capt Archer knows how to
make his passengers comfortable. j. B,
Hall is her argent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
OUR NOON DISPATCHES
THE WASHINGTON COURTS MARTIAL.
GEN SIGEL IS NOTSATISFTED.
A TELEGRAPHIG FEAT.
EIetcher's Regiment In Cairo.


CAIRO, Nov 3.-The rebels are falling
back to Oxford from Abbyville, and how
much further we are not advised. The
fact is, they have not sufficient force in
fighting trim to meet Gen. Grant, and
they must fall back as long as he chooses
to press on. The rebels are about to re-
ceive, if they have not already received,
a blow in the rear for when they are no
doubt lily prepared.
Particulars will be sent in day or
two.
On Monday morning, Colonel Lee 5
cavalry, by a brilliant dash, captured a
batteay eff six guns, and the horses be-
longing to it, on the north side of the
Tallahatchee The horses were hitched
and ready to haul the pieces back, but
the gallant Lees swift-footed cavalry
gobbled them up and brought them off in
safety. One Federal only was wound.
General Grant left Holly Springs yes
terday, saying he would make his head
quarters in Abbyville last night.
General Sherman crossed the ITALIA
hatchie about ten miles below the point
where Generals Hamilton and Quimby
crossed.
1t is reported that Gen. Hovey's ex-
petition, which left Helena, has DESTROYED
the railroad bridges near Grenada, thus
cutting off Pemberton's retreat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONCREs SIGNAL.
XKxYIIth Congrcss--.First Session


HoUsE-The various committees were
called on for reports, but made none.
Aldrich introduced bill to grant the
proceeds of certain public lands to aid
the construction of the North Pacific
Railroad Referred.
Wickliffe offered resolution that the
Committee on the Judiciary inquire and
report under what law a Military Gov
ernor had been appointed for the Dis
trict of Columbia, and all the circum-
stances relating to his appointment.
Wickliffe moved the previous question.
Lost-32 for; 81 against
Biddle proposed an amendment, which
Wicklife accepted, that the committee
also enquire under what authority the
said Military Governor extended his
authority to Pennsylvania or any other
State, and moved the previous question
Otis moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Carried-S5 to 46
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
The Government COnfldes i'm Burn
4 side.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Times
special says it is proper to state that
Burnside never possessed the confidence
of the Government more than at present,
and that since his recent visit to Wash
ington this confidence has greatly in
creased in his power and his liberation
from many of the restraints under which
he labored.
All stories to the effect that the Army
Of the Poto1han will go into winter quar-
tiers are sheer fabrications. There will
be no cessation till the rebellion is be-
yond the power of inflicting further mis-
chief ~.rt
Our advices from Falmouth and Fred
ericksburg comprise the information
lately received that Lee is moving a
large portion of his forces southwark,
and concentrating them in such a man
ner as to be able either to march to the
relief of Richmond in case of an attack
in flank, or to act as a reserve in case OF
an assault on Fredericksburg.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Official from Gen. Grant.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following
has been received at Headquarters:

ASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-lhe following
has been received at headvuarters:
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD, !
NEAR ABBIEyILLE, Miss, Dec. 3. (
To Major GeR HalIeck:
The enemy deserted his Notifications
yesterday, destroying all the stores they
could not carry with them.
The weather is bad, and the streams
are somewhat swollen, making it difficult
to cross. Some of our cavalry swan the
river, however, and occupied the place
last night. SCI
To-day pursuit was made to Oxford,
and coming on the rear guard of the
enemy, skirmishing took place, which
lasted about two hours, and resulted in
the capture of sixty rebels
The pursuit will be continued to-mor-
row, but the roads are too nearly impas-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
To Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Henderson County Court, at the County
Court CI rk's Office for He derson County, until
the I'D day OF December, 1862 at u O'Clock NJ, for
the building Of a new Jait, Jalor's Dwelling &C.
for the County of Henderson, i'll the City of Hen
derson, by, agrecably TO the plan and specifica-
tions nov on fIe in the Henderson County Court
Clerks Office
The contractor will be required to give bond
with good security fer the faithful performance of
the work. shl
For terms of Payment apply to the undersigned
or at the County Clerks Office.
Z. W. HUTCHEN,
+. L. WALKER,
ga a L. d. MCBRIDE, : Com.
~, JESSE LAME g.
Y. f. ALLISON,
HENDERSON, Ky, Nov. -, 1862. dec3
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
~ 2 w EIR M. .

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
l of Mr.. a. G. Pushee his entire stock in trade,
respectfully inform their friends and the citizens
Evansville and it's vicinity that they have hand
a full and complete assortment of Foreign & Do
nestle Fancy Goods, Toys, Notions, &C, &C. Also
Pianos, MelodeOns, Niolins and Sheet Music all OF
VII ch they Will sell at the lowest rates
Store at Pushes old stand, No. Main Street
noyl5 ly 70 WARREN & CONJUNCTION.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
HOUSE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN MOUNT
L Vernon, Indiana. Lot No. 81 in OWENS En-
largement, situate opposite the residence of Thos.
j. Hinch For terms of sale apply to &. W.
Thomas. A. III. DUS0UCHET.
November 3-tf
E'oR SALE OR RENT, A LARGE STEAM
y TANNERY, together with six acres of Land.
The Tannery is in good condition, and is fitted
with all the neatest improvements.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.