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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-31


PoLYMoRAAA OF THE WAR.-The great
PoIymorama of the War will open at the
Academy of Music on Monday evening, and
We refer our readers to the elaborate adver-
tisement in another column for full partieu
lars. The painting has been on exhibition in
New York for the past few months, and we
clip the following notice from the New York
World:
"Many of the scenes in this magnificent
Panorama are very interesting. and embrac-
ing the principal topics connected with sol
dier's life, must be very pleasing to those who
have friends in the army; or even to those
who have personally visited these spots, and
become associated with camp life in all its
details.
"The beautiful tints Of the setting sun
at Fort Sumter, the gorgeous scenes Of the
encampment of fFremont's Grand Army of
the West, on the Vast Prairies of Missouri !;
the GuDboats; the magnificent and colossal
steamboats, conveying the troops on the Ohio !;
the beautifully painted landscapes Of Wash
ington City, Alexandria and Arlington
Heights the town Of Harper's Ferry the
Batteries the Rebel Flag; the Moonlight
Scouting Parties; grand parades and march
es form a series of views following in quick
succession, forming delightful melee to the
beholder,
+" Upon the whole, the entertainment is one
of the best ever offered to the public, and we
advise our citizens to lose no time in wit
Messing It."
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WANTED IGMEDIATELY.-A good two
story dwelling in good neighbOrhood, at a
moderate rent. Please apply at 143 Supe-
rior street. jal6:tf
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And Fractional Shares ofthe Stock and Dividend
Bonds ofthe Cleveland q Pittsburgh and Mahon-
ing Railroads, at the Office of
W. W. WRIGHT,
jany9:422 SO Superior street.
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Ny. MONEY HIARKET-Janunry 3 o.

IHE TELE9RAPH.T
MOney-In brisk demand at per cent. for call
loans.
sterling EXchanRe-Marllet excited and decid.
edy higher The quotations are I7O6I72 for merchants
and l72t1l 3 for bankers bills.
GOld-MaTket active and S94 par cent higher
opening at 50 and closing firm at IS per cent pre-.
MUM.
Government StOcks-Market dull United
States 6s 1851, coupons, 94G19i54; 7-3n Treasury
Gates 9ji United States G's 1881, registered, 90.
state StOcks-missOuri 6's 66; Tennessee 6's
63k
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Indiana and Kentucky Money Wanted.
G. A. Read & Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank Of the States Of Indiana, Kentucky and
Canada Honey, at s5 Superior street.
decS.425
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The Arrests in Philadelphia.
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CARD.-LEEUEL CRAwFozD & soN, dealers in
Chippewa, Briar Hill and Pittsburgh Gap Coal,
Mill and Foundry Pig Iron. Office No. John
sons Marine Block, River street, Cleveland,
Ohio. jan26R27
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EdfsR % sSi iSSsd On 51S 0ur i:t Ii
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TIE RRcErPTs OF THE BAzAAD.-The re-
ceipts totsl of the Bazsar up 70 last evening
are estimated in the neiglbOrhOOd Of $4,000
We a-e in hopes to aDzOunee after tO-day's
exhibition is over tbAt the grand total will
reach IS 900.
The Floral P0oth under the management Of
the Misses crawford, Shelley and Witt, net
ted 1894 rs, which was afterwards increased
to $3.50 by liberal purchases made by the
sell-knoWn friend of the orphans, T. P.
Handy, Esq.
The Ice Cream booth took in over $4OO,
which, after paying expenses, viii net very
handsomely.
The receipts of the POstofice, under the
efficient management of Postmistress Wool
son, was over $50. The way some of the gay
young gentlemen had letters showered upon
them, at twenty-five cents postage on each,
was canton. 1t was amusing enough to
see many Of the young fellows give the fas-
cinating Postmistress a wide berth during
the continuance of the exhibition.
The receipts Of the balance of the booths
all showed that the fair occupants have prov
ed themselves accomplished statesmen.
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AANCEy Sts-DApe
New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables s.
OhRmplan street.
FRANK B. 4 FRANK G. WALBBID0E.
iulVQ3. R1g
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A KRON FLOURI-FAMILIES,
"a Flour ana Feed Dealers and others, in want
will find at our warehouse choice article Of
AKRON BED Ard WHITE WHEAT FLOUR,
in sacks and barrels Dealers will do we'll to call
IHATCHE Err GARDNER, BURT co.
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LENUEI CRAWFORD having associated with him
in the Coal and Pig Iron business his son W. W.
CRAWFORD, the business will be continued in the
name Of LENUEL CRAWFORD & SON.
January 1st, 1903 jan2G42s
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENFs.

joseph s, PesIsy-ODtieisD.
Goodwin q y i.der-Aesdenay OF Music.
ET.& s. Burgess and ". Bingham-scales.
r. sfisvold--aIasier's sa'e.
RdsE B. LsVis-sbsriR sale.
.c.e- Bruce -war claims Business notice
Hesun Fairbanks-sc -scalss-Businsss notice.
8 y iisOn 4 Widdisomle epsru-IooaI Notlss.
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A LPACA BRAID.-ALL CoLoRs.
IA RETTBERG B RAUE1GAEH,
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silver Plated Ware.

The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manafactory Of Plated Ware in this
country. have sold their goods for over ten
years. and will warrant every article to be Of the
best quality Of double plate
nov 26 W p. Foo
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Ny. STOCK 1TARKFT.-Japunrv 20.

IHI TELEGRAPH.I
StOcks-Market not so firm. Chicago and North
western; End mortgage, An; Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne
and Chicago, Sd bonds, s4; Toledo & Wabash, 2nd
mortgage, g2Ii: Michigan Central gssl: Michigan
southern 81, do. guaranteed lU7; Illinois Central
scrip gh56; Cleveland and Pittsburgh III Galena and
Chicago 20; Alton and Terre Haute 40; Chicago and
Northwestern lgA; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
I0q.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

The Emancipation Measures.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
s1OO Bounty,

SOldiers' Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, So
Professional Piano-Forts Tuner f-|E5[Ft
An orders left ct the Music Store Of g. ! Z ~
BFainard o., 3e6 SUPERIOR Street, VIII Ds promptly
aseeldoa ~ 81 ----. Tr may
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THE
CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

OF An
INV VALI D,
Published Tor the BENEFIT and as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Spermatorrhoea, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, Etc. supplying at the sumo tine
himself after being put 70 great eNren-e ana injury
through medical humbug and quackery-
E8-By enclosing n post paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the guh0r.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
decadawis:429 Bedf,rd king O.. n Y.
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omce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. jansltf
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NOTICE.

N0TICE.-NOTIOE is HEREBY
i Y given that petit on will be presented to the
OuDtV Commissi 'ners OF CuyahOga county at their
March meeting, 10 vacate that portion Of the road
running north from the StrOngsville and RoyaIfon
Center hca on or near the line bstwsen Caleb Car
Penter and NJ E- Gallup, from said strOngsville and
hoyalton Center Road to the Biyer.
ktrongsvile le, Jan. 26, 1868. iapso-a9e
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OIL NJ EA LIB Tons FRESH
~ ground OIL MEAL, at Wholesale and retail.
W. MELHINCH,
jan3042j 8 and 81 Merwir-St
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FLOUR R&FEED.

RUCKWHBAT FLOUR.-TWO
j tons f T sale hy
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MISUNDERSTANDING WILL l1H
i be received until the 10Th February, eDYkA
1868, for the delivery at this Arsenal OF linn SN
Der, for the cOmplste construction Of the 80
following named artillery Carriages and Implements
500 six and Twelve-Poundar Gun Carriages
500 Six and Twelve-Poundsr Gun Carriage Gals
sons.
225 Travelling Forges, Battery and Mortar wag-
Ons.
80 Prairie and Mountain Howitzsr Carriages and
Carts.
800 Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty -TOur-P Founder
Siege Carriages.
IS Flank Defence Carriages.
30 Sling Carts.
40 Casemate, Garrison and Yield Gins
5000 Trail and ManRuvering Handspikss.
Ea5-The kinds Of Wood required are Oak, Hickory,
Black Walnut and POpla-, White Wood all OF
which must be Of the bert quality.
BaJ-Fhe CONTRACTS will be awarded 10 the lowest
responsible Bidders, who will he requi ed 10 give am
pie and satisfactory security for tho faithful perform
snee OF their agreement.
W. 4. THORNTON,
Major Of Ordnance, Comm'd'g Arsenal.
WATERvLIET ARSENAL
West Troy, n. Y,
January 7th, 1868. ianlO:4aS
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jany9:422
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-TO GAS CONSUMERS-ON AND
i after the first day f February next and until
ia Their notice, the price II furnished to private
consumers BY the eveland Gas Light ard Coke
company vii be % IS per thousand feet This adj
vance Is rend-Ted necessary by he arg II increased
cost Of materials and labor employed in its produc-
ton. BY order ( the Board Of Directors
T. DWIGHT EELLS Secrstsrv -
Gas Office, Cleveland, January 49, lS63 1spI6.13s
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
River News.

River iow AND Feoedlng The waier
Is s,ill green AID al'uos, s,agusnt The
weather continues mild.
The Emma No. 2 lrfl Cairo on sunday
morning, bat has nos yet arrived, and
owing a. the los stage % waier, theirs 4,
no telling whsp shs VII arrive, a.
We have been furnished Nth the fal.
lowing Use N arrivals and departures u
steamboais from ihla laadibg ior tho
month Of August
co private account, TO- United States
service. i29i Sanitary, O. Laid up, T.
Total. 30. Ia addition, nine gunboats
have arrived aud Departed.
The Allen Collier will be here this
evening Cor Cairo aua Memphis Coz 4
Humphrey will receipt for freight
We copy the following from The Roel
port Dsa@raf e lac, week !, l. ~
good as We eould have done il oarself
The splendid light draught Mail Pack.
ct HaYsnas has taken lhv place OF the
Star Grey Eagle, IN the Louisville and
Henderson trade, escaping the same
days as the Eagle, and Ia command Of
the same oilieers-Capt J A. Lusk, With
Major Williams 10 tle oniee The Ia.
vana j. one Of the very best low saier
packets We have ever had 10 this trade
always right up 10 time, and no danger
of getting aground, as long a. there i a
vet spot 10 be found
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

WAsnIxGToS. Aug. 3f-The Navy De.
partment has received information Of
The capture Of the brig Atlantic, By the
Z. 5. steamer Princess Royal Oh the
Rio Graude, Mexico Erom the state
menis Of Acting MasteE Chase, late In
command Of the gunboat Antonio, it APP
pears that the Atlantic had cotton on
beard direct from the Texas shore, aud
the Captain Of the brig told him he would
sweas TO the fact, and il private inter.
view could be granted, il would be TO the
interest OF the Government The cause
Of the Captain 5 singular proceeding was,
he says, IN consequence OF misander-
standing between him aud the parties
chartgriug the vessel, aud he says be vas
taken into hey West in this same Allan
tic while bound for Texas BY L. $
vessel as a prize, and laid there 30 days,
but was smart enough 10 fool the auihori-
ties, notwithstanding he bad eontrAhand
Of war on board he escaped, sued the
Government, and obtained Judgment for
Sl0,uO1 lie then went of and deliser-
ed bIs cargo, which went into Browns
Vile, Texas, via Matamoraa The Cap
tain Of the vessel further said, If you
don't look out ] will fool you again.
have been in such business long time,
having run the blockade during the Rus
sian war, and II You are not very careful
| viii get the windward Of yoa again.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

BEHH's CoHxERcIsL CoiLKeE This
justly popslar institution was opened for
the reception Of students yesterday. Mr..
Benin has the reputation Of beng one Of
the best preceptors in bookkeeping,
penmanship, Commercial Law &c, in the
State. Many young men who have grad
ualed under his tutorship are now filling
high and responsible positions and re-
ceiving large salaries. There Is no &C.
complishment that a young man can
possess which will be Of more general utii-
ity or practicable benefit to him, than a
thorough course 10 this excellent school
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
NEW BOOKS.

JOURNAL or RESIDENCE oS A GEORGIA
PLANTATION, BY Mas T. A. Ksmble.
BUckLRs HISTORY or CIVILIZATION ~
ENGLAND.
MILL on LIBERTY.
DEFINITION or PATH. By Hammond.
THE MCCLELLAN SPY
RoM0LA.
ALICE; Or. THE MYSTERIES.
TIE LADY LIEUTENANT.
GIN. CoRc0EAN'S CAPTIVITY.
SIX MONTHS IL SECEssfA.
THE REBEL COUSINS. or, LIFE AND
LOVE IN SECESSfA
THE THREE CLERKS. BY Aathosy Troll
loPe.
LONDON PUNCH.
wAVERLY MAGAZINE for septsnbrr.
anc assortment % Chiidreu's Books.
At pOBELL's Book sterr.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Particulars sf shslIfng Charleston
Mere scared than Hart.

PHilApgLFHiA, August 3i-Cbarles-
ton papers Of last Monday give particu-
lars OF the bombatdmsnt q the city by
Gillmorei 1853 shells were Cred. and =
Sineh fell il the city Firing CON.
nenced between ! and > o'clock Salsz,
ssI sl6sR n he shells Ell IL the
middle Of the street One entered the
warehouse Of Williams s Co, corner Of
King and Church streets, exploding in
the upper STORY, making large opening
in brick vail IN the Medical Purvcy.
orr store h0Gse, gatherings things IN
great confusion. Some straw ixnited,
causing an alarm Of FIRE, bot il was ex-
tinguisheG without trouble. -Four shells
fell IN this locality.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

NV I0HE, Aug. 3l.-The steamer
City d London arrived TO night AZ seven
O'Clock with one days later news
The PFisateer Florida appeared of
kiagsdale on the l7th inst, boarded a
pilot boat, aud sent three passengers
supposed to be Confederate ageuts,
ashore by her
The Florida vas Oh Qaesusiown on
the 18th.
The Cork Hsrad bad previously an.
noaneed her expected arrival 81 Queens.
t0wn 10 effect shipments Of men. ana al
the instance Of the United States Consul
uo,iee has been posted - the post Ad.
nifal waFnlng the people against any
breach d the foreign enlistment act.
Il - reported thai var vessels we're
ready 20 prevent any illegality.
The destruction Of the American shin
Mash By privsteeF or Gibraller . con.
frmed.
Padisz interested .. a. -.------ u
terhoh uneq1tyucnliy state that the
points stated BY Judge Bets wero ap-
proved, aud say they eau substantiase
their case. A law case had been on
trial in England clearly showing that
The Peterhod bad been previously enzag-
Cd IN carrying contraband-
The Confederate loan declined &c 2jgs
p per cent discount
The Florida. ysa lEins w. 6sgsrs later
she ssw Federal merchantmen from
Liverpool proceeding towards Tasea
The ship Eagle had reached Liverpool
from bermuda with nearly 800 ounces
silver bars, supposed to have been taken
from the ship b + Hoxie.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

sn,- We neglected ycste.r day 10 &C.
knowledge the kindaeSs Of Dir. William
Gwynn, Of Memphis, Tor la;e copies Of
Memphis paperA
Also, are We Indebted to the kindness
OF hr. Ferguson Cor New Oh leans papers
of the 2Otb, one day later Il AN the news
FROM New Orleans tclegraphed us yes
terday morning from New Y ork.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
sPECIAL NOTICES.

pfsEAsEs % TIE sERyOus. sEnINAL,
uHfssrr Asp sssess srsrtsa.- Ssw and reliable
trsst"-eni--in RrpoFts n fhs nEwA Rp AssO-
cIATf0s-s~nt ~ -eaied istfsr envelopes. fr.s /, :
charge. Addys.-, pr.y sKILLIN n0uenToS.
Howard Association, Ftil.asiphia. Pa sHzT IN
ArrENrI0s. soLniERsi PROTECT Y0UR
Heaiih NO ssnsihis man WI le-rs fis- civ
wlthsat supply 81 iioLlsowAY's PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wuuaes. bruises. sores. Fsssrs
aud byfsuisry thess n.slsiass az the trst IN ~
world. EssFy Eagii.h aaa Frsich saiiisf o..
them. only - cents pr hos " Pot. rs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Cincinnati Markets.


AtNGihNAfis aug. 81.
FLouR unchanged and dull
wHEAr better demand. cents higher
93Gg5 for red; 0SCal II for white.
CoRs &c.
oArs 40 45e-both "a good demand
RrE advanced to 7Jc and in better
demand.
WHISKY advanced to 441 and in aood
demand
Provisions baoyant and advancing
Bulk sides sold at 5so55i: clear sides Al
&c, and bacon shoulders at 81 packed
$40 hbls cid country mess pork sold al
81 80; city Is held FIRM NJ slO
GEocEEGss 6rm aud prices tending
upward.
GoLD advanced % .; closed buoyant.
Silver Is. Exchange very firm. Money
easy. Not much doing in vouchers,
96es o and 9Sl.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
FROM KANSAS.
Guerrilla Hsntsrs Rstarning-o
100 GusFrtiIss KILLED.

TT" ENHWEFFN NtFNuFnIn E~UFeF
100 GusFrtlias Killed.
kaSsAs CirY. August 2l.-l.ieulenant
Colonel Clark Of the 7lh Kansas cavalry
returned last evening from the pursai,
Of Quanlrell through jackson, CLAY,
and johnson counties. eapsared and Lib
ed 80 perpetrators OF tho Lawrence mas.
sacre.
Other companies returned 10 different
parts, having killed and wounded several
bushwlsaekera Among h. k;iled n
Capt Ester, recruiting oihccr for Mar.
maduke.
The whole number Of eueFrilias killed
- ~ 80 hsg~n rvusidtfagty sNcgeus
one hundred.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
THE VERY LATEST
II ELE q IL APIT-
FROM ST LOUIS.
g >. ,ss Isss.ss vs. s.,s !. "a 7:
state

- W" s@fasat sNss hst1 - the
ST. Loeis August ST. Delegates "a
the Union Mas coasentsos. ~ kslA
al Jefferson City, have arrived from III
parts Of the State, and the prospstls are
lhsi 4 VII BE- the largest nssstnr ever
hell IL The State
The Demoerufs Springfield dlanaieh
says that President LiBeoin Mas ssat a
letter, 10 be rssa At che unioa meeting
10 be held thsFu an the ~ II September,
aud states that IL peFaaal viii gladden.
the heart 81 eveFy lTus Union men IN tho
eoahlfy, vihd,cAle The Presidents hms
and character, aud BE- the key note II
nest Presidential eampalga Edward
Everett has also wriiea letter urTlnE
the proseoatloa of the waf. The meet.
ing on The 81 promises 10 30 Immense,
and 1000 people are eapeeie 10 arrive
BY the Chicago 4 81 Louis railroad.
Nav Your, Aug 81 --iiiehmond pa.
pers 81 The 2yth eopialn abe following
niE bandfed fahkee cavalry advanced
up the Peninsula on Thursday ~ far a.
Ahw hsnt csast hsase, aad n lutagls-
NETT came up 70 the vicinity Of Bottoms
bridge. over The Chekahomlny. lfieen
miles below Rlchmdud AZ this point
they exchanged few shots with oar
plekvsa, and il il said several on each
eide were killed aud woaaded. We do
not tbiuk thai much blood vas spilled.
Der picketa were, however, driven IN,
but before retiring they removed the
floor Of the bridge aud prevented the
further advance Of the enemy Ia tina, al.
rection.
u BY no means certain the Yankees
designed 20 extend their reconnaissance
20 this side u the ChickAhominy ~ they
made no attempt 10 DO 50, bot retired
dom thet'enlnsuia, whsthes they came
tfom Williamsburg or we're Landed At
the White Honse, 90 have uai ascertain.
ed An officer q Gen Aizy's s.aH, who
returned yesterday afternoon from
scout as far a. New Kent Court House,
reports be saw 10 indications Of a hos.
tile force, bot was informed az the Court
House that six hundred had visited that
place on Thursday. The strength Of the
invaders was greatly exaggerated b.
hrsi reports, which reached tho city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

A srEAN carriage is on exhibition at
Lowell that viii run from thirty to forty
miles an hour on common road. II
will travel slow or fast, up bill and down,
backward or forward.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Lat..t cemm.r,,.I ~.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.-Cotion buoyans,
and all qualities advanced. BreadstrfFs
quite steady. Germ 6rm, and advanced
Sd per quarter Provisions firm. PetFo-
leum has an upward tendency, and hold
ers demand al advance. VI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

pD- All persons having claims against
the steamer Charley Bowen are request
ed TO present them at the Office Of Crane.
Brown & Co, corner Of Main aud Water
streets. whore they win be paid
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

As eminent divine preac he'd, sunday
morning, from the text; q 10 are chill
dren Of the devil, and IN the afternoon.
funny coincidence, Chile rem. obey
your parents"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

pT- We learn from farmers in G err
man township that their grapes were
much injured this season BY the heavy
rains, aud that there viii not be half as
much wine manufactured this year as
last
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
SCHOOL NOTICE.

BEHMs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Evansvflie, TarianA-
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION or
Il this Schcol vi comnrstcs On Mendays
August 3ist, ist3. The systcua q instTEctian .
thgrorghly praetic4l. text books being Esed-
Scud f5r catalogues giving fsu PARTICULAR
JEREMIAH BEHN, Prireifsl.
suSsi -.uak2nw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

szS- X. H. Simpson, editor Of the
Terre Hau,e UaioR Democrof, Is the
Union candidate Zoe Represent alive Tor
Vigo eoupiy, We hope he may be cleo
-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

Das- Lieut. De i.aIIunt. Post Adja-
iant Gi this place, today io.~as5ed
abolt 80 eopyalescent soldiers frc@ he
Hospitals 70 their respective regiDruiA
The boys seemed much ples sd At the
prospect Of soon rejoicing their eosA-
rades In the Seld.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
New York MoneY Market.

Nav loRK, Aug. 81
Money quite easy At per cent Ster-
ling exchange krmar and quiet at ] 396a
! 40 Gold frmer, opening at Dol, ad.
vsncing to PSI, and closing quiet At
25E@27. Governments stocks firm. Uni.
ted States 8 Is Of 81 coupons, I 07G7s 4 Os f:
7 $40 Treasury Notes 07Gl OF.
BAyE STATEMENT.
Increase in Ioaus, 81 .05s-479; do spe-
Gle, 81 ,oo9,5 $50; decrease in circulation,
s7O,0o6; increase deposits, Sl73.6T7.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
CITY ADV ERTIsmENTs.
ooRroRArIoN NorIcR.


oApER saR FtASx sInH wktk.
August is, etJ AID now Il ls hereby ordered
and directed by the Scnucu CeuL n Of the City Of
ESsnsvtile, that tbs ~ all lot. parts q
lots ffonting 81 siiatniag the eexth sAis Il
Franklin Street, fFunf First - Sccund avenne. Ia
said city, cause the sla- walks tberecn 10 bc
broaght 70 tie pFoper grade, aud that they Gauss
aside walk Of Class No. 20 - laid down thereon
Within thirty days frVm the publication q this
orstpF.
A. PFAFYLiS. Clerk.
Clerks Onice, August ~. Asa. ss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

s6- The hardware statesmen 10 Terre
Haute have Published card in the city
papers, requesting theis employers TO
close up the stores at O'Clock.