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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10
TolSHIPPERs.


TOlSHIPPERS.
BIZ " EsrERs AID AirLAsr re II 4ILHoa I'D
y consequence 81 the extraordinary de1tand made
II upoa i<o1t1-
zrsursIrv safe % rifrurns11nces Dyer wlicb
cur agents n have any conrrol, notice n
hereby gwen. that the Hesfen a Atlantih. Mecon q
estern. aid Atlanta i Nezt Pc.nt hoats. viii ma
heEeiiter feceise Transport, ste any freight
any 1tfhurtlty Until iur her boice, unies-
tue oEner, agent. supper. q tie polht u ship
Inenr hfst sns aEtpul4iion Agreement rclicFr-
The Roads iroln all li4Diity.
JOHN S ROWLAND,
Sup't WestE IN 4 A. z e
ISAAC SCOTT.
Psest Macon 4 West 3. r.
GEO. c. HULL.
supf A i ~ PIT 3 T.
Atlanta. Feb Is. 1858.
Before any goods can be shipped. the owners ship
pers, and agents. have 10 accept the above coudi-
fiuns All frright arriving and Offering ire Chat
ianooEs depot, subject 70 TIE nouEe Conditions
mar3-lu VIC CAMDEf. A gent.
M VA Ar r
MISSISSIPPI COTTON MONEY WANTED.
fwAsT MISSISSIPPI
COTTON MONEY.
sssis-ln VIZ .CoRBIs.
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Tar coldHrD Gu s.r-The. following is
ohe verse Fl a psisicAl hymn, composed by an
ukiconllnoil genius out West:
PREM Afilez tie negro came
silse. eh tongiets. bless his name
T. stud Nil good isovejo5. bisss ezis day
Tie lie efti c<n4e from Africa
hit = the object Of. our bye
l-I Al - 49, - l..-.
Fo3 tim Ne preach. for him We pray
tut Lila re DteI rom dag to a. y,
Takt c0l9sed cuss ifom Afncs.H
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sOUTHERN FIELD Z FIREsIDE.
SUBSCRIPTION ADTAsc1D 10 q RIA rsaa

OWING to further sdFaDce in tire rricc or PAPER
~ aad Tie lilit PIT npon tnr supply. tie Ir1lrie-
Tor respectfully nnpunees thtt From aud aff- fke IL
- MARCH the price ipr The FIELD AND FlEtsSIih
Will b. - flloNs'.
Fox year
For az months -
No deducfions made a -. ana D. substrlDtion-
received Tor less Khan mouths Postrna tiers viii
BE- allowed 20 per cent - heretofore
Incre4sei exeItions viz be n~ed 20 make tie naner
Attractive Tho thlrming story
THE RA> DoLPHs. OF RASDoLPH HALL
vii be completed 10 the 10Th runner Back numbers
containing this Interesting rolnsnee can - rurptd
II the sanns nnnlier viii b. eot4m-need the iErilirg
Prize Noveftfe 81 -tI
IS D IA 1O RcAN.
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O-i,c aa1 i've - tIr.r lr.srrsz - pa. ll1
rl-y fl.zls- ~ ti't f-l---l Itl--
frii-t ~ lrA1 3 fL-,i Es-4EEor-
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h1 49, 14lLl -. ls.s. Z
L-r-il- u-lrtls = -. "a 81 q ever - "a ~ ~
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ErlcIfr- rlltfs iurt-1r 1lltc-l ncl % reE1rct
1ry ttrlllH -t- = crl'l -1-rt l1 t1c = rr service
i'm 1fs1i1 = tlllIr 1r-ral 14le eu11ec1e1f -
t1 1914 ~ la-1.tg. l--l. A. p-'s-1s enr,1ged 30
-ai1 .cF.t SAKE --- l--1ti --1-gi r11,i 1.Ec r.
. ~ .tet4 lrr'ers Iiou AIS c-Ic1-
rar7tr II ca. e =. DLAKE.
cl-1nl..lsui q Ce-.Er-rtl-
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se1I tlt-ls- ear f-, a -.I' ~ ~. .- n
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This will run through srerai numbers oltie parer
and VII - acc nPaaied b. original T4ies. 1-s1yt
ard Pens 4y he bsst Writers u the coo1fry- ~
only hxed supply Of paper can BE- had tue disicn n
ily IpPer wouia d. vel I, s1bscrille early
:, Ia lnsking reniuances te particular . kate the
Poet once, C9unsy and State aud to se1li no local
shnpiasters. JAHES GAllDxkR.
mars Arfrista. Ca
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.)O00 eaEns Lsiet Papef fbr sase. in is % suit
= purchasers. JONES DOWDH g Co.,
febz7-7W |tt Dar,n. Ga.
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FIE nAIIfYh IBEL:

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aisss bar n gtl1 tets Ne VIZ Mt receive any G
AIR shrp astefs is -e3 Ay the Alahera IasaFan
Cor ri ihar tilaaa ssacs ~ rTiysts haake-s i;.
Honsg 90 ~ Z a.ssrssis. Mother MI - nn5ss-
sakr ~ frfuzz Il ~ .s1srs szrt us affr The Ias
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SITE OF TEisEE-<rr
11mi,iar l'1a.'fr.
ttfste c' VA 81 - 49,.
1l prs - t1fifr rl.I-.
tri ~li1 tte 1 Elk g -.
y q rrrI'ir'v e. ti-erti go
% lsE, af-lcey rIl7- 30.
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iElsEHbA4IJSiht GFE. Foo4ssI--fle Rich
tns na 1taniihsH lpf thh 34s i4st.l l9afnsi ION
Hsh4spS5sl ahllH tsiss. ghlthieEi fTobaihbs has
tsrsiesHE EhoIrll 5aaii1n 81 Aib cbmlnfssip4i to
ilIe-P sAilitnk. il alsb st3tes that 1T is hbt
pa4itiyil5 tqqlsH VIA m tige ind u(ed this
sep, biiE It'll HRis1it owing to disappoinr
nieht oii fis lri7 AIRY asPiral ioils GEN Tobmb
claiming tAaEl III be was mol worthy pf' promo
non, he wpHlIl resign inlfafor of some one
who was. '(9HlEefsSzay chat his resig alton has
a poliiital bfAnE. an h that hi win be brbusfIr
fovard hs a fHhcHdaie COR the next Go9efnor
Of Aiaii, M
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- E-tro-s- 1arilE So. r..er - iilfress L-z-1r-
Il 50 $50. se9- lr-oes. - illlcAlt.-
r14E7 q a. ~ LILY.
Cc11LlIa5 na1cA1l
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BrigAdFsFlCeaI John Q. Vaughn. is an
ar5pncEl ppSnti authority Or hisHfriejin in
sfaniss tYiifiiEe4is dlhd ilade for Cohg5ess at
he iiSzs eleesp5 Hfl
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ncR+lTksI sHleFrar4 calls the foOlisk dos
trust:H y Of ltAss Inaia4sla Z a good jsksIs' 1
may hake been, bat We dsntls take"
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50 tet15i- ~ tris . i1fe Noi t.leiFf -. crs-
wia rssaf. e. d - she use sof tiisfss Tho gen
eF@l zst4 - ~ g - hea- BE ls-sst inseiii=
e-t-e ifls ne enF ~ .trys and he asz.nso
vice, e asse-riratioa q asch isfaraiatii- $
eaiesla tosccerlpish ehouid csli 4 the ssteniiaa
Of ttnsesehas4 ie lest Z chr Inc in NAhsie Teos
ressse, the valle ~ lase IEfire jrfTis- iATf IRE
wiiiiee to T..scash 81 tishta l'sfaiy r. ne, Z,
r.rs. -----I
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A LIKEI-Y Nes59 Boy, n 5clr q - FarI7irc
a Il tisaesftil 1-kA1LoR
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Is GEnRGfz TREASURY NOTES F0a cox I'd
a;e nnn-cs n crz-tnf fa,es- Arcl- A. 1-1iel -lir
Ca. - r -HT1f-
rnar4 In
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WAhTED.

A COOP. sand. substitute rot riiiert 70 co.'s
"A -crrtscr tffrt l.|1rt -. % pre- erred. q -
tcaiars euhnire ct M fffnrry. u1lctr1sn a. e. j. r.
Z Dept fr,sl1sf-
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A IL tbs iuct1ied p - tr,1.r Is ,-n.rts
- Lcfe- Or acc4unfl u ped l-lursr 49, 4rC
thc fr-f ~ tlay. c<n SAY snap Il-.-r-ll faf|
10 Iulke f4l ,tnf fE@|u.1 tlsr time. Nj Cad fb.
claims IN tls- nis ~ ccer - roi.tIi I- 1-ftr
which ti11e. roihl1g lu- q gal tcI1lr MI -
criV-1- l. A. tr1 ~
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n Ely EEST Tax la3 ~ -cr TIE s. 'te an1 Coma
~ ~ taxcs ~ lSc2, IN tie CI.it4l+tEs Iii-trict
VII e4n snd iay The same ~ithi-t ce.i a. Jan r
Long. a a. ,.tslrdiils l1r. nh1 Aith --1-1 =
recelIc ior tae -1-le-
ieti4 T. l. h tnllESrrDE
g * Gel .st-r.~. i an. :. Z.
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L. HUGAEs
Att6rrs5 Law Ci-lzn Agent ard oos.r,
Fussir.
r-lrrrrtf..--, r..

(tLAlnS a. every clttflffE- t-s ~ he q .fse
~ rztc q rsrrn-rnt iseit - uiir arerfars Sc d.
patel k--flts al ttt to--l 1tr.-t. +l-te~ c.-ri-
held IN lie CO q R<hrr1t- aItir1 SIX llea-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

as soon as the hole was closed from the
outside by a tarpaulin.
. In ten hours from the time the wheel
of the Iowa ceased revolving, the boat
was raised and under way for her destin-
alton. The officers of the Iowa having
acquired strong affection for the.syphon
pump, believing, that but for it, the total
loss of the boat would have been their
mildest fate, as the sand was washing
from under her as she lay on the bar.
The expense incurred by the accident
will not exceed $500. The cargo is but
little damaged.
In another place will be found no
tice of the burning of the Sunny Side on
the Mississippi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

T WANT SOME SMART, INTELLIGENT
4 taoorers who are willing TO work, TO dig Coal
at the Bodiam Mines 1 can also give enpIox.
ment to some Coal Diggers, at good paying rates
A good miner can make from SIS to IS per month
with prospect Of steady employment through the
winter aud spring After little experiences
laborers can earn from 81 to So per day
Apply Immediately at my Office. on Water straa,
between Main and Sycamore, or at the Nina -
oc29 JOHN WYM0Gn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
CITY ADVERTISE AENTs
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDkK ZOE Flank sIDB WAPK.3
: Nov. 7. lS63.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed By the common council Of the city of Ev-
ansule that the owners of all lots parts of lots
fronting on or adjoining the north sido OF
Canal street, from Second to Third Avenue, in said
city, cause the side walks thereon TO be brought
to the proper grade. and that they cause side
walk of Glass No 2, to be laid down thereon with
in thirty days from the publication of this order
{ A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov. IL, 1858.
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Notice of Application fo,.
License

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
:, y apply to the Board of County Commi.s,on.r.
meneing on the first Monday in Ter. 1erm' com
ioI license 10 sell intoxicating LIQUORS in is,.
quanty than quart, for the term Of ona is's
h.,15.p pace o. doing business is on Third stras,
iSo, Old Plan ofths City Of Evansville w. i1' ana
HENRY sCHARFRR
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER PoR A PLANK SIDE WALK,

Nov. Z, Is6s-And now 1t is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City
of Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts
of lots, frontin OR adjoining north side ofSixth
street, from Second to Third Avenue, in said
city cause the side walks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade and that they cause a side.
walk Of Glass No. 2, with wooden curb, to lie laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publ l.
cation Of this order.
I A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clorx,s 0flce. Nov II. 1868. 2 - 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
COMMEMORATE
Cincinnati markets,

eGT 81 eINcsEATi, Movie. &
FLOUR Arm and in good demand from the city
trade - r
WHEAT firm but quiet at full rates, at 159
Is for red Kentucky white l 4091 45.
CORN active New advanced to $3.50; aid 9s
al 90. Receipts very light. aI
OATS 76e. t 7. -.
WHISKY advanced to &C and in active demand.
HOGS advanced to 2596 rs, and the demand
pressing Receipts light. dfas iH
PROVISIONS held firmly at extreme rates,
which are above the views of buyers. Therefore,
| not much has been done.
GOLD 4594S. s .so
SILVER 40, Money tight at s@1o
EXCHANGE dull.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
NoTICE.s

Mrs. ERNENBUT6OH,5 AzLADY FROM
1tI Germany eelsbrsfsd By her skin as a phvsi-
can ior all kinds Of diseases n prepared to give
70 every sick person, information on the origin
lne cause and treatment of their cornpiaints With.
ouI tfoeohng ithsna With manly elections, the
alorosaiS Information sboin e mads only bvssxam-
Cents. ~ -"iouerate, VIZ: 20
ne Doetress lie at her ONCE, in Lamaseo. naar
NJ TnIn miners. Hours for consultation from q 10
sepl6-Sm y NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
New York Market.

New YORK, November 10.
COTTON quiet aud firm at sc.
FLOUR 25@7 80 for extra R. II. o., and Z 359
Q 25 for trade brands, closing quiet. !.
WHISKY excited and 2@3c higher; sales at
WHEAT Ic bette, AZ i 42@l 81 for winter red
Western.
BARLEY in good demand at 1 4O@1 At.
CORN l OS9IG9.
OATS 1c better, with good business at s49S5.
PORK shade firmer. ~ !
I HOGS frmer at 1904 for dressed
MONEY in brisk demand without aay decided
change, at per cent.
STERLING nomina al at ! 611zCG1 e.
GOLD shade frmer, opening at Al declining
to 46Is, advancing to 47sz and closing quiet at
47as9471a.
GOVERNAIENT STOCKS frm;U s. 6,s of 81
coupons, 81 1O14; I $40 Treasury Notes9 o61z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

UHDkA ZOE FLANh EIDE "ALh'
/ Nov. :. 1S63.-And now It is hereby ordered
and dirccted BY the Common Council OF the t1fy
of Evr ns~ile that owners OF all lot or parts
of lots, fronting on or adjoining the south side
Sixth street, from Second 10 Third Avenue,
in aid City, the said side walks thereon TO be
Irought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of Class No. q to be Iaid down thereon
within thirty days rom the publication Of this
srder A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Once. Nov. r. 1868.
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coRpoRATfoN NOTICE.

ORDER FOR A PLANK sIDs WALK.
y Nov I, ls63,-And now 1t is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the City o.
Evansville that the owners OF all lots parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the north east side
Third street, between Mulberry aud Gum streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon sc
be brought TO the proper grade, and that they
thereon within thirty days from the publication
of this order. A. PFAFFLlN, Clerk.
Clerks Once, Nov. II, 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
MANTUA MAKING. =
HEADQUARTERS FOR --------
CLOAK, MANTILLA
AND
oSeSS NGak1nE.
MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLEBERG

IN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING. ON
FIRST street. has just received fresh supplies
from the East, of the richest fabrics and Is now
prepared 10 make up to order on the most reason
able terms Cloaks, Mantlas, Circles an d Sacones
styles. r.r-.
Her stock is so complete, that with the assist
ance of the most competsnt Dress and Cloak
makers IN the country, she is able to defy all com
petitors in both stye and prices
mrs Spiegelberg also has bought a large as
sortment Of Silks, Head Dressses Hair Braids and
Cnris' Ladys Pocket Handkerchief of every style
ana great many other articles for the conve-
nlencs OF the Ladies Of Evansville AID vicinity tao
numerous to mention. -r..T
The best Sewing Machines OF Grover & Baker
mahuiactOry for family use, for sale by
Mrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG,
No. Is First Street bet Main and Second
ssp22
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UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
NT,n NJ o7wI5n f...e r4f5S1o !,
~ LOWER ENHANCEMENT.

Baker, William, undivided hf of 397 feet OF
wharfproperty below Division Streets
Beai, Samuel, e hf of W hfoflot 3d.. 1890.
D Keller, stw hf ofiot 15...-..a /. .....
do. .251zx14s15 # S side Of lot H.
......do....-. e ndiFided two-thirds of 2s7 # of
wharf, beginning at the line of Leet
street, lying between Water street and
| the Ohio river, running toward Pine
street 2S3 IT.
/ Shanklin John Q hf Of lot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
DISSOLUTION,

T1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-.
l. listing under the firm of Orr, DalzeH 4 Co.
being dissolved on the ID of November all parties
having claims against the old firm will present
them for settlement, and all owing will call and
settle up their accounts.
ORR, DALZELL & co.
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HOBBY HORSES.

pATENT SPRING AND ROCKING HORSES,
the nnest assortment ever broughtto the CITY,
just reserved Prices from one dollar to forty
se At WARREN &sCoEYNGTON'S,
SsA<Az2a - :, no. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

HAVING PURCHASED. THE INTEREST OF
IL my former partners, will continue in the
wholesale Grocery business at the old stand. on
Water Street, and would solicit for the new house
the patronage so long bestowed on the old
noTa MATTHEW DALZEUI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
rOLLEcTOR,S SAIE.

y Office is HERARr GIVEN THAT I, WILL
IN LIAM G. BGPPEE, Collector of the City Of
Evansville. between the hours of and Il O'Clock
A N and 2 and 5 a'cfock P. n, on MONDAY,
THE 23d OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1858, viii sell
al Public Auction, at The door of the Court House
in the CITY OF Evansville, Indiana, the following
lots, parts Of Lots and parcels Of Real Estate,
and improvements, assessed for the payment Of
CITY Taxes for the year 1868. due from the owneEz
thereof 20 the City of EvansviIe-said Taxes being
now due And unpaid-and for the costs Of said
sale; aud that said sale will be continued on the
next day thereafssr.fyiz on TUESDAYS the z4th day
of November, 1853 at 2o'clock P. NJ, at the door
of the Court House in Evansville, for the purpose
of selling such property may have been oil
on the day first above mentioned and no. paid for:
s ORIGINAL PLAN.
Blackford, Isaac, heirs, lot 30
Caselberry. Hiram Sc IF Of lot "a -----.--- % 10
Keller, c. lot 10 25
g DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
| Carpenter, A B. lot 22I - - ............ 81 4s
Keller ID c. W hf of lot 22i.-.. -. Is 80
Sherwood Burtis, two-thirds of lot 1S3. IS Is
Wheeler, II @, one-third OF lot 217 -. 5 06
do -.-.4x75 fest alley end of LOT 23I 10 So
........s...do.-.lot 23S q 90
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River News.

ARRIVALS. ed baGr
Seeamer Chambers, Green River. iG 'gigs
]. T. McCombs, Louisville. ~
Sc Armada, Cairo.
&C j. III. Done, Louisville, 4
7a DEPARTURES y ,llA5o- z
Steamer-J r. McGombs, louisville.
Effort. Green River.di gai sl1
Z" Armada, Cairo a-s,y -a,5i
"a J. Fl. Done, Nashville.
Keoto, Mt. " ernen. 4l 90 l7'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

stranger VINO STOOD on the wharf look
ing over an invoice of goods.
They pointed him to the sick man.
who seemed to have fallen asleep. BE
went toward him.
"A good deal older than any Maxwell
ever knew" said he. Maxwell. Mag.
well, he repeated, half aloud-and the
name seemed to food him with memo
ries which took him far, far back TO his
boyhood again. a" Maxwell" he said
again; and again was drawn to the Door
miner. Your name is MAXWELL" he
said, seeing him awake.
That is my name, sir-George Max
wen, answered the man, wrecked on
forlorn coast.
George Maxwell" exclaimed the
stranger .grasping the miners thin
nano IN his right honest, hearty grip.
GOD bless 4you. And who am I hut
jed Little, able to carry a dozen of YOU
on my back - Come, come, nv home is
your home. TItis all summer with me
now, and you shall share nv snmmer
with me, George Maxwell
Who can describe the meeting. or the
wonderful faithfulness of Gods PROV.
dence, whereby bundle of old clothes
planted twenty years before, yielded an
abundant harvest = friendship, food
home, shelter, medicine, and prospect
of better business than mining could ev-
er be to one SO delicately brought up as
George Maxwell had been2"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17

The river is receding very slowly, With
five feet scant to Louisville and Cairo.
At Pittsburg and Cincinnati the river
is falling also, with fair, indications of
rain at both places, as also here and at
Louisville, and the hope of rise still
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-17
NOTICE.

WILLIAM G. BGPPLE,
Coll. ctor-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

corx., etace. Nov i2. 1868, 80
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Erection OF New nuiIding..

nc construction Of now bulldings Temporarily inter
rupted By Lae rebson, seems have bcen resumed ia
every part q the city 10 shatcver er, q ios metro
te.a you 20 he evidences of buading attendant
Anoos iae structures 10 q erection i,e
foloslnr
0n tAe square bounded BY Broadway. Thm,y sixth
street sixth aud rhiry aflh street Messrs. W.
D.FsE 4. Maurice pgttlng % Immense ava
rary building, At cos. y 500 oCo Nhleh vii occupy
tte 1hle bock.
spogbfd. Tlsston Co. have commenced tie erec,lon
Il hotel q, the cprnsr q twenty 6rh street aai
broad sAy. It's dmensio1s are v b. eighty nine feet
front BY hundred and Ten set Mr. Taber q Detroit,
viii 10 ,he essec u me hotel Ths cost will Dot DO
lsss thla glsogoo
Tae Third Avenue Savings Bank corporation are havax
cotfflced very pretty three story oiifcs ~ The st
wst cornsr = Third and Twenty sixth street 70
- lssi ~ them eomplelsd ~ bsnsing pir
passs rhs estimated cost = aDoat f2s.o0o
Two churches arc likewise in cours. = ocnstrgo
taa Al the corner rhlrty.anh street and Fourth
Arsnse, and the other on Forty arss sue-, bss~esn
Fnh and sirlh rbe former i intrsfed for ~
obega,on ~ The rev ~ Prsntis Cpressytsriss 40
the alpeasiors are v y uassytwo ees fraui taafth
avenue, " ssiy-ssvsn fsss ieepi q D. onsusisi II
he L0mbAfdsGotbe style, uitt spAcos. ssstiea, III
Afs. and lecture room. cost tso,ooo
yr John Jacob Assor basos tbs hns frsa, = hss
hosss corner q vnh sveuos 81 ralry4a4r,L strsss,
.nsgei and tho setth a lse Darslss lncrassd egnss
tsrs,y.a-e f~i Cot 40 900.
sns store y bc.sg pui W ~ W. Hsmmln-ay, 4 ~
,s,nsr n Walker street snd prosarsy, a. ,,< go 90
~ nsaranee ore~ pwiidiur ~ ,iso besns Ss-trsstsf
Al -. ss7 and 80 h'osd~AJ ~ Mr. Kosnson Cot
80 90
n sassion v ihs sbovs may D~ssboa bfissy ~
=. .d. s~ sss, y Sos,,.s, & ,s.s s. .sa r- s.s.
ssasre Academy ~ Afr ssi te1 a. essuef a Tsenfy.
eth street anf Fourth aqeneN asftign ~ tbe cab
Hoe ccrper ~ revettesuth street aad rtSnstEare
ayss eiAas cssNng hoN a. rwehsy snth srs.t ~sma a
NNStmoH Av~nue, cnff 80 -" 80 - TNeatr sNth
street Dst~.en Msd~nr ans fotri, svtovfs. ~ I. "
Je,ens er~t f0Dpo afge atorN soosaF irti - =
ft.n.fwRy ny W. H~ftyYn, srf aNrlAna hgH fa4r
Il gglb sgsnss sni Fwff Gsi ssrssi, ~ ~ - o.
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Personai IntsiIigence.

MAnRIAex- ~ HsH iayy.--seyora French journals have
recently spoken of the coming mirrase q The young
Duke " h,nchy with tbe Princes Anna Bura, lbs
duke namei Antoine Jusle-Lson NAris ie Noales,
Duke q Monchy. Duca Prince Of por, gaoee q Spain
of the nrst class, and poasssor of sir hundred thou
ssnd francs annually. ana not being than twenty
two years of age The Princess Arna Murat u the nlh
issue q the marriage f Prince Napoleon fnoen nurat
Caroline BnnaEafte, BY CNrotsns Georgana born
In ls4, and sbe viii be oascluently " age
marries Madsmoselic Router The Count De IAvae;ts
" the son q very rich American VITO was adopted hy
thu Marquis with whom hafMfne weis wsa rerrsrrt~f
The young man " Dcpoiy IL nrdnrse--a d~rar.,r~p,
ong reprrn@ntsi BY his iather under sent AZ
jay. The 90 fsn'emap @ creole family Nile
Rorhsr y the ony danxhfer N the honorable Pyese~-
of tho Council ~ sfsie.
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