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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24
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Legislative Summary.

SENATE, Thursday, Jan. 22-The re-
solution of Mr. Browne of Randolph,
relative to reforms in the judicial sys-
TEN, were taken up and debated, Messrs.
March, Ray, Wolfe, Mellet and Browne
of Randolph participating.
In the afternoon Mr. Murray address
ed the Senate in behalf of his claim to
his seat, and against the claims of the
contestant, Mr.. Baker.
KeHI e aF EE,77zT morning session was ia,
order-secret societies-Mr Casofhf' de- del
Tending the investigation, Messrs Bur-
ton and Niblack against it Mr.. Bran
ham hoped the discussion would cease,
and the House proceed to its legitimate
business.
AFTERNooN-The special order con-
sumed the afternoon. On motion of Mr..
Browne the resolution was tabled by a
6tererarf,t deciding that 4. Wallace had
vacated his office by accepting the office
of u. S. Surveyor, was read and referred
to the Judiciary Committee. A Joint
resolution of Mr.. Packard, in regard to
a complete registry of Indiana soldiers
who have died in the service, was read
the first time
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An Important Order.

We desire to call attention to Genera,
Order No. 6, issued by Col Foster for
the purpose of regulating travel be.
tween the Cumberland and Green Rivers
This district of country has always been
favorlte resort for smugglers and con-
traband traders, and we have little doubt
that the rebels have obtained more sun-
plies through the gap between those riv-
ers, which has generally been left open.
than through any other medium. Col
Foster is determined to put stop to the
Illicit traffic. Only the other day over
$1,000 worth of military goods and medi-
clnes were captured near Madisonville,
en- route to the rebel army.
Military Posts have been established
at Henderson, Caseyville and Smithland
on the Ohio River, and stationed at every
lock and dam on Green River. LOYAL
men, therefore, can get permits at Col.
Fosters headquarters, to land goods at
any point where they have the endorse
ment of the commandment of any post
or station. 1t is supposed in this way
that the order will not be unnecessarily
Inconvenient, nor will it restrict the ship
ment of produce to market.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24
RIVER NEWS.

The river still rises apace, and the
signs are that it will reach the high water
mark of last Spring, and probably go
above it.
1t again commenced raining yester-
day noon, with indications of continuing.
The drift in the river is very abundant,
AMI ne great dgaHrd i5f yoaa,es' e IN
the Mississippi makes tunnage scarce on
the Ohio, and what few boats are still
permitted to RIM on private account are
carrying immense cargoes.
The Jacob Strader passed down dur
ing Thursday night for Nashville, with
Government stores.
The Courier arrived here Yesterday
morning, having been engaged in trans
porting troops, She brought up the big
gest tripo the season, including some
40 hhds of tobocco for Crane, Brown &
Co. She registered 235 cabin passen-
gers on her up trip. She will leave for
"AA "oJ POlHLS IHlS afternoon,
and from present appearances will be
crowded with freight and passengers.
Capt. Gus. Lemcke commands
q The Tycoon passed down yesterday
with splendid trip for Memphis.
The imperial Grey Eagle, the favorite
Of all travellers, will be the popular
packet for Henderson and Louisville to-
day.
The Matte Cook arrived out of Green
River last night, safe and sound. She
hasn't been sunk any to hurt She will
cave to-day for Green River, under the
auspices of Capt Ranger. Our courte-
'us and affable friend, Captain Drink
water, proposes becoming a landsman
or time, but we suspect he will ring
nto some new and fast speculation soon,
thereby he will take the place he so ably
lis on the hurricane deck.
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Still another advance in the prices of
Dry Goods in New York We learn
from private dispatch of yesterday that
Merrimac pints were at "a to 25c per
yard; Sprague's prints 224c do: Pacifc's
prints pc do; Delains 25c do; Standard
sheetings See do; Eagle DENNIS 35c do;
all nett cash and going higher.
Advices from one house per letter,
stated it was the impression that Stand
ard sheetings would go to 45c per yard.
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CAPTURE OF CoNTRABAND GooDs.--
We received from a gentleman from
Henderson, an interesting account of the
capture of lot of valuable contraband
goods, which were being Struggled
through to Dixie.
The parties, from certain facts, are
supposed to have crossed the river near
Mt Vernon and were making their way
towards Princeton, Kentucky, but they
were stopped by a sudden rise OF water
some distance beyond Nebo.
Putting up at a farm house, they with
petition in search OF an exploring e&-
they could pursue their journey
After they had started gentleman at
the house where they had left their wag-
on and one horse, had the curiosity to
pry into their affairs and discovered that
their goods consisted of so ozs. of quiz
nine, II lbs. of opium, 80 drains of
morphine, military buttons, gold lace and
numerous etceteras.
ed 10 Col. Mehringer, Of the 91st Indi-
ana, at jacksonville, who sent squad of
men to sieze the contraband goods.
The smugglers, of whom there were
two, becoming advised by some means
that they were in danger, abandoned the
field, leaving their wagon and goods and
one horse in the hands of the Federal
authorities.
The men were Jews, and the boxes
bore the marks of man on this side of
the river, having first been addressed to
him, his name partly erased, and other
marks put on the boxes.
We hope Col. Mehringer will succeed
in capturing the smugglers and hang
them to the nearest tree, and that their
alder and abettor on this side of the
river will also receive his deserts.
The sending of aid and comfort to the
rebels by men who live north of the Ohio
River should be about played out, and
we believe it is.
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MILITARY AGENCY.-We made short
call at the military agency on Sycamore
Street yesterday, and were pleased to
find everything conducted in the most
systematic order.
sefAt FF66Gi lists is kept of all the soldiers
regiment by itself, SO that it is easy to
find out who is here, and in what hospi-
tai.
The agency has on hand consider
able amount of hospital and sanitary
stores, and we cannot but think that
it will be productive of great good.
conducted as it is by Mr.. P. Hornbrook,
the the. X, gGRt (, gitBe b. the assistance of his
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

A UNION LADY WHO WOULD NOT Touch
THE CINCINNATI ENoUIRER-Lastw week
lady of Indianapolis called upon the
agent for the Cincinnati papers, request
ing that the Cincinnati Gazette should
be left at her house. One day the car
rier, through mistake, left the Cincinnati
Enquirer. The lady, on picking up the
paper, discovered what it was-dropped
it-walked into the house-got the tongs
and deliberately threw the Enquirer
into the street That woman's loyalty is
equal to her good taste Wabash Er-
press
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B9 We finish, this 'ihorning, the
publication of Hon. ROBERT }. WALK
,ER's review of the condition and pros
pect of the national finances. 1t GER
tainly can be Improved by nothing we
may say in regard to it. We hope ithas
been carefully read by every Journal
subscriber, and that they will reflect up
on the truths enumerated by President
Folks Secretary of the Treasury. His
argument on the unconstitutionality OF
banks chartered by States strikes US as
being very forcblo and difficult to ans
wer. 1t must be apparentto all that had
different financial policy been passed
the Government furnishing the circulat-
ing medium instead of the States, our
currency would have been a bond of
union instead a source of contention and
strife resulting in alienation and seces-
sion. Would to God our Congressman
could comprehend the whole country and
quit wrangling over the interest of their
particular sections, then might we hope
for O uniform uutivual- o~rr esavy.-
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Ra- The Nashville Union thinks tho

ia The Nashville Union thinks the
Louisville Journal is inconsistent 1t
says it finds in one place in that paper
the following editorial paragraph:
Without the help of the abolition war
upon the SOCIAL ORDER of the South, Sc
cession would never have been at
tempted.
While in another column of the same
paper the Union discovers the following
editorial remark:
The leading Insurgents hare ocosced
that this rebellion ards not precipitated,
but had been the aoork ofthe last thirty
gears since the days of notification.
Hhe Union need not be surprised at
its discovery. No carefukreader of the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

BI~ Among the recent discoveries
and improvements of the present age.
there is none perhaps that gives snch
general satisfaction and pleasure as that
which permanently restores an aching
tooth to its former usefulness and dura-
bility You will avoid the pain and in
convenience of having your teeth re-
moved by calling on DR.. Fleager, whose
rooms you will find next to Bittrolf S,
Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

ALMOST AN ACCIDENT Yesterday
morning a man drove horse with three
buggies attached to the river. for the pur-
pose of washing the mud from the vehi.
Giles. After driving around time or two
he pushed the horse little too far from
land, and the current took him from his
feet, carrying him down on the outside
of the Lue Eaves.
By the exertions of some of the at
taches Of the Eaves, the horse, man and
buggies were extricated from their peril
Gus condition.
As the driver pursued his way, drip
ping, homewards, he presented forcible
illustration of that ancient rhyme:
"Steamboats and ships may venture more:
Horses and buggies should stay near shore''
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CORPORATION NOTICE.



Jan. IT, l g. And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the north east side of
First street between Vine and Division street,
in said City, the side walks thereon to be
repaire within thirty days from the publication
of this order P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Jan. o. 1863.
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HOME INTERESTS.

re- Gentlemen visiting Evansville,
will find large stock of finely made,
strictly fashionable, and desirable cloth
ing and furnishing goods at LYON s, who
receives fresh supplies weekly, and sells
goods at fair, reasonable prices.
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Tax Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons interested, that the lists, valuations and
examinations, made and taken in the County of
Vanderburgh, and Sta!e of Indiana, by the Assist
ant Assessor, under the Excise law of the United
States, entitA IAN act to provide internal
revenue TO support the Government aud pay inter-
est the public debt, will be open for inspection
Tor fifteen days after this notice at the Assistant
Assessors office in Evansville.
Ape LS
will be received and determined by me at the As
sistant Assessors office TOR Vanderburgh County
relative TO any erroneous valuation, or ennumera-
tion made, on Friday, the Both inst.
JAS. G HUTCHINSON,
jams Assessor LIST Dist. Ind.
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B9~We are indebted to Hon. Joseph
A. Wright for copy of his speech on
the discharge of State Prisoners" de-
livered in the United States Senate on
the 9Th of December last
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

BGg- Portraits painted from life, or
any size desired, from Daguerreotypes.
photographs colored. Persons desir-
ing pictures of this sort will please
call at Tileson's Gallery and look over
the work there on exhibition.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

? ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.
Jan. II, lS63.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side
of First street from Sycamore TO Vine street, in said
City, cause the side wal ks thereon to be repaired
within thirty days fromthe publication Of this or
der. z. BURKE, clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. %, 1861.
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Decline i'm Coal Oil.

We are now retailing the best Mays
vile Coal Oil at 60 cents per gallon.
Warranted best in the market.
KELLER & WHITE,
80 Main street,
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coRroRATIoN NOTICE.

ORDER REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.
Jan. IT, ls63.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Fourth between Locust and Walnut streets, in
said City the side walks tn to be repaired
within thirty days from the publication of this
order p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. %.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

BG- Dobell has the Tribune Alma
nae " for 1868, and Morton & Griswold' S
Farmers Almanac. Call and get a
copy.
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nS-Capt. Well. H. Walker, of the LIST

DICapt Well H. Walker, of the LIST
Indiana Cavalry, arrived. here on the
Courier, yesterday morning and died
yesterday evening at o'clock. He has
been in bad health for several weeks.
Capt. Walker was well known and
highly esteemed in this city, having been
City Clerk for several years. He was
gallant soldier, and brave and gener-
GUS hearted man. His loss to the army
and to the country is greatly to be re-
GREETED. He was about 30years old.
Capt. Walker will, we understand, be
buried with military and civic honors'
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% Look at Copeland's advertise
ment. He is paying 81 45 for gold,
81 30 for Demand Notes, and 81 30 for
silver; also buys the notes of Kentucky
banks and Bank of the State of Indiana
at one per cent. premium, and pays 95c.
for the notes Of the old Tennessee banks.
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Bg We have reduced the price Of
salt to sixty-fve cents per bushel
w. Nj. ALTMAN & Co,
ACTS for Ohio River Salt Co.
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FUN Z RAJ NOTICE.

The funeral of Capt. WELLMAN II. WALKER, o,
the LIST Indiana Cavalry, will take place from the
Sherwood House, on tomorrow Sunday Afternoon
at o'clock.
The friends of the deceased respectfully in
Yited to attend without further notice.
NE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY or
u Evansville will receive sealed proposals until
saturday, l4th day of February, 1863, for grading
gTaFellng and paving the following alleys viz. @
Inc alley extending from Main to Locflst Streets
anu situate between Third and Fourth Streets
Inc alley extending from Third to Funrtb
streets, and situate between Main and Iocnst
Streets. ~ an" LOCUST
The alley extending from Locust TO Walnut
Streets and situate between Second and Third
The alley extending from Main TO svcamors
streets ana situate between Third and Fourtb
The alley extending from Sycamore 70 Vine
Streets anu SeSOHu
The Contractor to furnish all the materials and
eo te WORK agreeably to plan and specifications on
1i Gu - c u piilce, P. BURKE, Clerk
'FlAR.-2oo kegs, one gallon each. lust received
~ ~ Saie ny E. GILBERT & Co,
J"h-f No. Sycrmore Street
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B9~ For the finest pictures of every
sort, and especially for cdrtes de visite,
go to Elliott's City Gallery, Second
street.
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BS The Nashville Union gets off the
following:
That superannuated old Hunker
Brooks, of the New York Express, says
that the quicker stop is put to the war
the better. 1t would be quite as well to
put stop to babbhng Brooks Brooks
ought to be damned
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D0~ The police of Indianapolis have
Just succeeded in breaking up large
gang of counterfeiters who have infested
that city for some time past Some Il
or Is arrests were made, and about
peck of the bogus coin and broken bank
bills were found on their person or premi-
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FOUND.

A LEATHER POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING
n small amou'It of money. The owner can
have the same by calling at John Hodson's, corner
Leet and High streets and paying charges.
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Loss OF THE MANY CRANE. Add.
Turner an attache of the Quartermasters
Department in this city arrived from
Nashville on board the Tycoon yester-
day, having preferred the roundabout
way by Louisville rather than risk the
dangers of navigation by the Cumber-
land River. s
From him we learn further particulars
of the destruction of the Mary Crane.
She was burned on her way up the riy-
sa- -, g. Ssis-s--.H
forwarded from this place by Captain
Ehrman, A. Q. NJ
134 bbls beans, so bbls sugar, 4SS bbls
-four, 10 bbls molasses, 226 bbls pork. 35
boxes candles, so boxes soap, and 300
bags corn, the whole of the value of
$4,000 to $4,000.
The pilot of the Mary Crane was kill
ed, and pilot of some other boat, who
CHANGED to be on the Crane, was woun-
ded
NA"Si S@JS InSrS - Hucn WOrk 10
be done on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad before trains can run through.
There are now three short breaks over
which passengers must either walk or
stage it.
Gen. Rosecrans' army is beyond Muir
freesboro, Headquarters being in that
town, and the army is rapidly becoming
prepared to give Bragg or whoever com
mands the rebel army of Tennessee.
another thrashing.
There was large feet of boats at
Nashville when Turner left, waiting for
the cleaning out Of the guerrillas along
the river, to return to the Ohio.
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GROCERIES.

R /, % SNl.5a B sR4}o -, nroom.
10 s. Shaker Brooms
80 Common Brooms at
jan 0 H. "A. COOKS.
IN DOZEN HEARTH BROOMs, 40 DOz, AS
~ sorted Whisk Brooms. at
janlO H. A. COOKS.
FHEA, TEA, TEA
i 10 half chest assorted Black Tea,
5 Young Hyson Tea,
Imperial Tea,
3 GunpOwder Tea,
10 g" g Japan Tea, at
janlO H. A. COOKS.
JTTOOD BOWLS AND TRAYS
w 60 nest Wood Bowls,
so Trays, at
jan1o H. A. COOKS.
MEASURES, MEASURES
Itl dozen Iron Bound % Bushels,
/" Plain ="
Iron " Peck Measures,
&" Plain
10 assorted /, 2and Quart Measures,
% sets Iron Bound Measures, assorted,
janI0 7'''' IAN AHA. COOKS.
y R. DINKER & cos SELECT SPICES
Ls and Genuine Extracts are still TO be found at
dec23 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
Carpets Carpets!!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NICE
w Stock of Carpet, which We will sell cheap.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
dec16 No 40 Main Street.
NIOLASSES GATES, SCALE BEAMS, FROM
lNI 300 to COO lbs; Grain Shovels, Axes and Broad
Axes, Wood Saws, Common Cross Cut Saws, Pat
emit Cross Cut Saws, for sale at
49, = w. = JACOB STRAUB & SON,
Bov29 "A Main street.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY, AND
ID Cranberries, at VICKERY BROS,
decl2 No. 50, Main Street.
CINCINNATI LARD OILS BBLs. BEST
janio O. H.A COOKS.
TUNNELS ESSENCE OF COFFEE
H 80 gross Essence Coffee in Tin Boxes,
80 4" Tin Foil, at
jan1O Ii. A COOKS.
| TX BUSHELS EXTRA QUARTER AND x
| NEW HERRTNG-lOO BOXES NEW SCALED
~ Herring, just received at II. A. COOKS.
| THOsE CHOICE GOLDFISH, GEO. BANKS
| to be had only at the
| jan10 EUREKA BAZAAR r.
,,==..s7Ts, BASKETs-15O WESTERN
| ID inch German Market Baskets the best in the
city, at H. A. COOKS.
| A PPLES, APPLES.-5O BBLS. APPLES AT
| n the EUREKA BAZAAR.
dec2l
| CHEWING TOBACCO JUST FOUND A
| ~ box of Natural Leaf Virginia Tobacco; just
five years old; nottcr; chewers, try it. For nale
VICKERY BROS,
dec12 No. 81, Main Street.
ERESH BUTTER Il AM CONSTANTLY RE-
Il ceiving nice fresh Butter, which will be found
for sale cheap at ELLIOTT'S
novl1 Family Grocery.
FANCY DRESS GOODS-A LARGE VARIETY
IL of Fancy Dress Goods hand, and selling
cheaD. SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
jan12 No. 40 Main Street.
TLOAKs GREATLY REDUCED.-0N AND
~ after January l2th we will sell the balance of
our Cloaks off cheap.
sCHAPKER & BUssING,
jan12 No. 40 Main Street.
CHOES, SHOES.-FOR WANT OF ROOM, WE
- will close out tock of shoes at cid prices.
Dealers will find job lots cheap. They were all
bought before the advance.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
jan12 No. 40 Main Street.
NTISHARTS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
w just received at SCHLAEPFER'S
jan22 New Drug Store.
IN BBLS. NASHVILLE COAL OIL JUST
~ received and will be sold at 65 cents per gall
ionat SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store
lust RECEIVED BBLS. EXTRA QUALITY
u Soda Ash at SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
DTRETS COCODIN, THE BEST HAIR OIL
ID in use, just received at SCHLAEPFER'S 4
jan22 Drug Store.
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Coal CoALl-Green river coal viii
be delivered to any part of the city at Is
cents per bushel All orders left at II.
A. Cooks will be promptly filed. Terms
cash. 3sSs J. THOMAS.
noca-,bar 90
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GROCERIES.

WHITE BEANS.-IOO BUSHELS WHITE
;ano5 pe@hs just received at ELLI0TT'S
jan Family Grocery.
RED APPLES.-5O BARRELS DRIED APP
- pies; % barrels dried peaches in store and for
SAFE low at the OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
'- % Main Street
FRESH HAMS.-IG,OOO LBS. FRESH HAMS
Il just from the smoke house at
'@u-o ELLIoTF'S Family Grocery
n \. PlCkLES.-l0 barrels N. Y. Pickles
~. (loose), put up in White Wine VINEGAR at
JAMS ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
ESSENCE y. ooFFEE.-5O gross of Essence Coffee
J~n1' ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery
CODFIsH:-2 tierces of Pure GOLDFISH thar are
jna io W "ea'' at ELLI0TT'S
'""-o Family Grocery.
WHITE SALMON 10 bbIs. White salmon IN
;no9 'oie anu open at ELLI0TT'S
'--' Family Grocery.
DINk EYE PoTAT0ES.-2OO bbls. Pink Eve
i Potatoes at ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery
NEW HAMS AND SHOULDERS-Tust receiv.
~ ed at tjarl7l vTCKERY BROS.
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BOunties, Pensions. and Arrears of

Soldiers, their widows and heirs will
find it to their interest to call on Ben.
Stinson, who is collecting soldiers claims
of all kinds
Back pay for discharged soldiers can
be collected by BEN. STINSON, for less
money and in a shorter time, than any
soldier can collect for himself Office
Till -4-AAt- onposite the entrance to
Crescent City Hail. d&w
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Do. lot 4, block 113...-............ -. &c
Joseph Trunk, west half of lot II, block IS. SIS
CARPENTER PLACE
John J. Merritt block | 90 20
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'lAR.-2Oo kegs, one gallon each. lust received
-. ~ SAFE ny E. GILBERT & CO.,
Joh-f No. SycrmOre Straat
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DROOMS, BRoOMS-
IL ~ dozen extra Irsfsy roney Drooms,
10 g Shaker Brooms.
80 90 Common Brooms at
Jan 0 H. A. COOKS.
IN DOZEN HEARTH BROOMs, 40 DOZ, AS
~ sorted Whisk Brooms at
ianlO H A. COOKS.