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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

+ CRIMINAL CoUET, Jadec Oiis.-Yesterday,
Fanny. NJ cCary and Bridget DOYLE, charged
with stealing bed clothing from HARDWOOD Hos
rital, were found gully, and recommended TO
mercy.
VIM. Seeges, charged with receiving stolen
gccds, was foupd not gully.
This morning. DaBiel Turner, charged with
an assault an assault and battery with intent
to kill by cutting a man with razor, was found
guilty of an assault and battery only, and SEN
fenced TO pay fine of SIS or three months In
Jail
Maggie Murphy, charged with keeping a
hsu:.JJ house on Il street, between l3,h and Ia
streets, is on trial.
RAYARp TAYLOR lecturst last evening TO
the nest fashionable audience we ever saw
gathered within the walls o. n lecture room in
this CITY, Long before eight o'clock the honse
was crowded to its utmos capacity. The Pres
idrrt and Mrs. Lincoln. the Admiral ana sew
eral othsr officers of the Russian fleet, R's'Ian
Secretary of legation, and representatives OF
both Houses Of CONGRESS, were present The
lecturer received the closest attention OF his
audience, and it was with a feeling of regret
that the lecture bad not continued longer, that
| the audience left the heuse. 1t was decided
success, and spoke volumes for the efforts of
the Lyesum in establishing so excellent course
| in Washington.
| Lx-MAYoE LENNON IN FoRT MCHRNRY.-
| Walter Lennox. ex Mayor of Washington CITY,
/ who managed to get away from Dixie some
| time age, was on Thursday arrested in Balti-
more by the military authorities, aud had r
| hearing before Gen. lockwood Yesterday at
I te,,.snop. which resulted in his p-.rss sent to
Fort McIienry.
| DsCHARGEb PRIsoNEES.-on Thursday 2Ut
| rebel desertfrs, confined in the Olt Capt d.
| were sent to Philadelphia to take tho cath Of
| allegiance and be discharged, and this morniu z
| 2f2 more were sent to the same pla "a for the
| same purpose. There are vet about 100 rahel
| dessrters in the Old Capitol who will probably
| take the oath The prisons (Old Capitol and
| Carroll Building) contain nearly 1000 prison
! ers of war at this time.
! THK LEVY CoURT.-We learn that the Sem
| ate yesterday confirmed the nomination OF the
| follow ing gentlemen members Of the Levy
Court of the county of Washington, District
| OF Columbia. viz: Nathan Sargent, Chas. Il.
! Belt and Sayles J. Bowen.
| nEsERTEE AEEESTED-The detectives at =
| tached to Capt ScheetZ's Office have since yes
1 F,1l1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

HOMICIDE IN THE FIRST WARD Mem Kills
his Brother IN. lar.--I.ast night, a man named
Samuel Burns, aged about 80 years, residing
in the house attached to the lime kiln of Mr..
Dorsey, at the corner Of Twentieth street aud
New York avenue, was killed while setting
at the supper table, by Dnryin Tucker. It
appears that the parties We're brothers. in la ~,
but that Tucker, who had been separated
about three years from his wife. had been
boarding with Burns. Last night, after the
parties had returned from work, burns being
a laboring man and Tucker q blacksmith they
eat supper with one or TIVE others who boarded
there, and while at the table Tucker urged
Burns and the others to 90 to the Varieties. out
Burns refused to go, when Tucker pulled out
pocket.book, remarking that he had plenty
Of money, when Burns snatched 1t out or his
hand. Tucker drew dirk knife ahd said that
he would 60 down on Burns, and the latter
picked up fork and struck at Tucker, who at
the same time made a thrust towards Burns,
striking him in the right side, near the liver
The parties were apparently in fun, aud after
the stabbing, it was thought that Burns was
merely feigning to be hurt.
AS soon as the deed was done, Tucker started
for Dr. Joyce, who was soon IN attendance, but
Burns died in few hours from internal hem.
morrhage Sergeant Hurley and Roundsman
Clements repaired to the house shortly after
the occurrence and took Tucker who
deed) In charge, and he was confined last night
in the station house.
This morning Coroner Woodward held an
inquest on the body, when the above facts were
elected, and the jury returned q verdict in &C.
cordance with the facts, finding that the deed
"was done in a playful bu. careless manner,
but do not believe that it was done intention
ally" The evidence before the jury Showed
that Buras was q poor but industrious man,
and that Tucker was given to drinking at
times, and also that the parties have heretofore
quarreled, but not recently. Tucker, we be.
lieve, lived formerly in the Seventh Ward, and
during the three months campaign served with
Go. h, Union Regiment, Capt. Kelly The de.
ceased leaves a wife and two small children In
innigent circumstances.
, Justice Drury this morning committed Tuck.
er to jail but It il believed he will be bailed on
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19
T. S. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
u. No $50 q STREET,
WASHINGTON d q Dec 10 1.
DROP AIS YoR LUMBlB


w... DEPoT o. WAsaiseIos.
V BE- e gs' >! sas
% to tie 1s..|,s.
Miiien Feet Of nunSsr Of + II.
o. sho mes WRise Pine to ri5
9 scs i !; e or inch W5its Pine ss.ses..
~" ii n.s OF inch White Pine Common Gull
""o tsss Hsm ; SSssaatInx. by 4, assorted
ss Hs its ss &c e sss b,
.ee1 Hsno ss s ss to Il feet
ss 81 s.Ioss JoI.s. by To- escorted len s.hs,
Lumber. subject to the INSPECTION Of an agent spe
An re Lpnesr 70 be aeiisersd within twenty
di prn after s sisn h, the contract
:i5sEsa: An sash q .!iss l.ass e ths = s. Gov
e;s
II be awarded to him must he guaranteed bY two
sssIonEble PERSONS whose signatures are to be sp.
The EssPonsiSiiity o. the su.r...ors mus. b.
s a tS IF the Ns.
Bidders must Be present in psrson when the bids
The m name and post once ;ads.s. Of each bid
lfa bid is N ade in the name Of q hrm, the names
q q sS =
Donub In tn0 6um OF Bali fAe amount OF the con-
tract G4Ied " the contractor ard both Of bis
stars ntors WI ne REQUIRED Of the successful bidder
upoD SIGNING the contract
The right to reject any sill bids that may BE-
deemed teo high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
Informal proposals. will be rejected
Proposals mutt be addressed to Bcigsiter G ale-
raj d. H. Rucfer, Chief DEPOT Quartz master,
Wa'btnsten: o and .hould be plainly N arked
" Pre- posaIs for Lumber "
GUARANTY
We. the understand, resids nts of in the
ctHpty of AMI State Of hereby Jointly
and severally. covenant With the United States +,
AM guaranty in case the foregoing BID 4 = be
sfts the accepe of said bid, execute The con
tract fer the same with good and su cent sureties,
in sum eqnsi tn half the amount of the CO ntract,
to furnish the lumber proposed in conformity to
tie terms CT advertisement & sted December 18th,
1865 under which fba bid was made ard. in case
the raid bali fail to enter into . contr act Is
Aforesaid. We gusrew tee to make good the differ.
cree betwe en- The offer by the said = and tie next
rwest rer pc nsibe bidder, or the person to whom
Given under our hands and seals this day Of
-, 1856.
is Seal.
hereby certify that. to the best OF my knowi-
ed e. aDo belief, the above named euarAnto.s are
erod su6 Client sure ties for the amor Mt for
TO be certified by the United States District
Atio-ney. Collector Of Customs. any other on.
uuder the United States Government, or re-
sponsble person known to this ONCE
de,9m Brig Gen and Quarterrr aster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

fte sariisst applicants viii have the largest
O.. ,s. NJ w'eALr Il B 70, S:,r.,.
SUITABLE PaEsENrs z@
rHE HoI1 DAYS
OPERA GLASSES, oaoscop,ss1 EID eLAsszs,
,zor nATHdMA .9S4ka INSTRUMENTS.
sssst Rim I'd a. S$is &
a%z 'snns'ivania a'spH1,s eet l2sA and 18th ST..
.a gRzBgl. = and ID, plRIsooe1c sP.orAo4ss
pBEsEETs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
LAD1Es' AND eINTL1M.Ny
oHATALANr,, oHArHs.u1 vID .m ~a1 r.1s
For Ao'ie aALr Fsi BkSs.. jewellers: :.
$50 Penn avenue.
sLI TEE t tiasGs s5T 1ss or, ,.,.,,,
IL ' rs,
ss4 Penr. svsnu..
SOLID ''1 *airi stt fsES s,,,.
And every sSE: :;
ss4 Penn. avenue.
ZINE PLATsD WARE
Hol1 a4Ef Fs 5 SSSSl, i: !,
354 Penn svenus.
FANCY WHITING Dicks.
Dress. ns Cases. Work Boxes:
Opera Glasses,
Steel she'll, Ivory, and Gilt Combs:
spd general as,crtmsnt Of Other riek P.ri.
.'' ''1 HoS1Da azI Ef I ssUs , ::
de 1s6t 1854 Penn avsnus.
CHEESE. BUTTER, AND Taas.
f fhsl Ape ps oS. sn:''s'
Goshen Butter,
F.eur. ard Mi OF meat,
In store. ara for ssls by
de la-st oarner and Ninth SITS.
V'az CORsinssrlAL GUIDE.
:; s.s.:s. ii: some
Z g.; tn.
''esirt s o. ten cents and Gpe red STAMP
ds,s sn,'d&w Boston, Mss
r AIsIEs; .r.
essssl: 81 pss FIssf.; aisss:;
9soso'ais: c.tsups. Sinai, Hs%sas. what ssis.,,
De Is It corner i and Ninth sts.
F 8 r. r1sH,
s,s,. 70. in store Smoked salmon. striped
ISIS. Yarmouth 9leaters. Coe6sh, Smoked Her
rinS, sbsd, and Mackerel. -.
'o' SIC FaSS + pEpR,r
ee,sm corns Se d Z aud Ninth SITS.
HOLIDAY PkHsENrs.
savin. jus. re'qrnee from Ne. York AMI opened
suitable r.. Holiday prerenfs soi..is m .. 1IS,
call from ah persons 10 e arsh g. ds;,:ss sURs
226 Pennsylvanfa avenue.
de Ie.lW--nea near corner 18th street.
WooD FOR SALE
Erou 1000 to !, 500. Cords o, Pin. and hard
I ted sp the ,Ds, rssn
~ WHINE WI WI. 5 g. s, u s.s., ss g.,
de ,s-rt oprosite Center Market.
n o T 1 O r
Having leased the hsndso ne store of Mr.. Hol.
iins, on Charles eject baltimore, Am selling of
my STOCK at REDUCED prices.
TO get coed bargains in
r1As, COFFEE. &c,
cali early.
LEASE. STOCK and FIXTURES Tor ..,.
". coRwIH BuRGY.
ae .s1r Cornsr sad B.syea,h STRAIT.
nlCKBNss NEW CHRIsrMAa srnpv -
II eInper'e Iodginps; IL csnts S.onf-Ars.
john EarchmOnth Legacy By R,.as
e. cents. oranoon
TIE p.ss o q snseddy. novel Of the crest b.
Life ard Later % washinston Irving. Yo.,.s
AND iast vo': 81 S. Soa1th
The Bcybooc Of Martin Lrther; 81
Mr. wind and Macao Rain; 81 ceafs
Hooher's Chemistry for sca1sls; NIas
oe II FhASCK TAYLOR.
DUE NATIVE WINE FOR SALE AT cHas
I UHLNAENP Depc. Of Native Wines EortS
Caeitol street corosr OF Boundary street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

DrHE NATIVE WINE FOR SALE AT CHaa
Z CHLNAENF Gep<s of Native Wines Norti
Caeitol street corosr Of Boundary street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19


The NEW YORK MERCURY
For 1864.
GREAT HOLIDAY NUMBER.
JANUARY 2.
A NEW STORY
AND
SUPERB EMBIEMATIC ENGRAVING
This Crest Literary journal 70. the million
commences the New Year with dseply interest
THRILLING ROMANCE.
from the pen Of DR.. J. 81. R0BINsOE. entitled
NOLL DARKER;
or. '.r.
THE GHOST OF BLACK ALLEY,
The Author lifts the curtain from Few York Life
in all it's phases, and introduces the ,eadsr
the scenes. The characters are drtvp from lifa
and the plot, incidents, and denouneut hsys all
ad their parallels in this country and within
very resent period The tale is intensely excitin,
and interesting and has all the vividntss OF real
ty. large ard ceaso1able illustrate will adorn
the
NEW YEARS NUMBER.
This picture will be ore of the most exquisite
fpeeimepa Of wood ensraving ever published in an
American news paper. TIE Design repre- e. IL
HAIL AND FAREWELL!
of the Old Year and the New. DR.. ROBINsONs
story will be illustrated, throu ghout, by FELIX
o BARLEY, and the best ,itsrary talent On
both sides of the Atlantic will be laid under cor,
trihution to maih spd increase the value aid
popularity o. the
LEADING FAMILY PAPER
Of the day.
NOW READY EVERYWHERE.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
dec 10 ct
fsSS RhISTNS,
~ WHOLE. Half and quarter boxes Bun IN anil
isyer RAISING. IS kegs tun do Just received
q d ~ ssle BY JhO h SHMNES d 90,
No 523 corner 9Th street and la av
Opposits West End
Dc 70 CT REP Center Market
TWO SECONDHAND PIaNOs-ons of Chick
1 eIinp fof 500. of Nunn iS Co . for SIN
At the Music store Of
corner OF llth xnG Penn ava,
Pive pew Pjscos OF Steinwsy 4 Cons will arrive
h. steamer saIvor Mon dag next de 70
. = 8 + N T 8.
Psr.!es in search of Present. for the Holidays
-, hna IL cur ssortment IN endless variety
CT Lfefui a. vsL as Fancy Articles, OF the ne st
and rnt st e'eean mt designs.
The eaT!isRt applicants will have the largest
stccs to select from.
n W. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
Ch fc-I' S9d Penn, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

nlCKBEsB NEW CHRISTMAS sropv -
II eInpere Iodginps; I8 cents S1onf-Mrs.
e. cents, ofaaoon
hellion IL 1871, 81 sEsss Ne
Life ard Letter q Washington Irving. yo.r.h
AND last vo' 81 s.. Aoa1sA
The Boybooc Of Martin Luther; 81
Mr.. wind and Msnan Rain; 81 ceafs
Rockers Chemistry for sca1sis; AI7s
de II FRASCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

NOTIQA.
BEG Leave TO inform my friends and the pnblc
generally tt ct have opened NV new Brsech st, q,
skeie I offer for sale . great varsity FANCY
GOODS, Afro, Q LARGE AssOftm snt OF TOYS ac4
articles euitskie for Ohriatmas Presents which
shall sell ct the Low est prices. Please Give me
CALL @. y. sea Mot,
No 17t Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
Also, stsn ping for xmbI oidery done here.
do c.ovr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

nsFEsrIV.L-Ehe LaGies OF the Fou tn pcs
w h3 .eiiss ChErch 9Th atresl hs.x.er a ami
wi nois sFestiv.i IN aid Of the Sabbath School
IN TIE Basement of ths Church COMMUNICATING ~
NON DAY next. December 2lst w
hGtce selection 81 Fsrcy Goods B,ok. Tov.
&c su-abe for CT ristnss Presents wi Ia offsrei
a rea-onable prices and n undAnt supply OF Re.
freet ments Irovj6sd The ladies invite al rho
desire to spent apeasant evening to giys than
call 40 o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

Writing Desks, Fancy Work Boxes. China ofns-
All nos Of Games,
Ttls Ladies' Purses, 10, 10.
I'm a.sc1tmsns Of Zephyr and Wooden Goods.
he'd RidinE God oioaks, ehavIs
80 Il CO HoGds LeSgines. Socks.
Child ems Jacket. Comforts, Eubias, STOCKINGS,
! s6fs' Vess an. Drawers,
KID srd other Gloves, Hair Eests.
EsWs'yi h d Dr.sses,
tss buitcns and TIinmipsa
tohsrs, Lad es' ferris Sleeves,
All hihdsG ri Gt tlemept's SprI iahinG Goods.
MUSICAL iEsrkUMAH e.
f!aDos. Guitars, yioiiuB. Acecrdeons,
Btnjcs fsu,hGr me-, wlctes Flea snd Drums q
Come eve yooev and getty. ur s.pp,ies ..
EDSWplBs FANCY SrORH
302 sfsaek, nsse tAth.
Dc g tJni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

+ rIsH.
~ H
We hs,e row in store Smoked Salmon, atrio.d
Fists. Yarmouth Bleaters, CoG6sh, Smoked Har-
ring, sbsd, and Msckerel.
For sale by
EGAN PEpRIE
de iaH Corner Of aud Ninth ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

w There viii re Meeting OF LOYAL Ci zs,s
Q rrin,A a. smeeds Hell. 4sI atb street ~.
int. s.; Il o'c!oct for the parpose u srxsni7i,,
an Association. JOHN shIrCEARD
L0S. NJ 9UMPaRkYs
n GRK3NS
). II MILLER,
Eets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

SToSEwALL JAoKsoNs ADMISSION INTO
HEAvEx.-I was much amused at the
rebel prisoners account of Stonewall
Jackson's admission into heaven. They
were strong admirers of Gen. Jackson,
and especially of his flank movements.
" The day after his DEATH" said they,
two angels came down from heaven to
carry General Jackson back with them.
They searched all through the camp, but
could not find him. They went to the
prayer meeting, to the hospital, and to
every other place where they thought
themselves likely to find him, but in vain.
Finally they were forced to return with
out him. What was their surprise to find
that he had just executed a splendid
flank movement, and got into heaven be-
fore them. Cor Boston Recorder.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
COMMERCIAL.
EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.


EVANSVILLE, Saturday, Nov. Ia
There has been considerable activity in business
during the past week with increased arrivals of
grain and other products.
The great scarcity of tonnage still continues,
which greatly retards business. Prices have not
materially changed, but rates are generally firm
and have a buoyant tendency
MONEY is quite stringent with but small
transactions.
GOLD steady at 40@4Sc with but little offering.
SILVER steady at 30933s.
FLOUR unchanged and firm at SIS 5096 90 for
best family and fancy brands.
WHEAT firm and steady, with sales at 81 %
for choice Red and 81 O7@1 II for choice to extra
white Market closing buoyant
CORN quiet but firm at $4,000 for new, and
7oGz5c for old.
OATS advanced to Coo and firm.
RYE firm at 9oc@1 90.
CORN MEAL scarce and firm at 75@S0c.
WHITE BEANS in good demand and firm at
81 OO@2 25.
FRUIT continues abundant with large arrivals
GREEN APPLES abundant at GOcGS1.
DRIED APPLES firm at 81 OO@I 25.
DRIED PEACHES frmer and slightly better,
duNdHCcu 70 S1 1ogJz
CLOVER SEED steady at sc OO@6 SO; but
little doing.
TIMOTHY SEED firm at SO 25@s so.
FLAX SEED in demand at 81 90.
BUTTER scarce at 20a25c.
CHEESE firm at Is cents for Western Reserve,
and 991Oc for country.
BACON has advanced and prices are higher.
HAMS firm at 1Oal21%.
MESS PORK held firmly at s13al3 50.
HAY advanced to s2l@23 for baled
SALT a good stock unmarked at eOeSe5c Q bssi1.
LARD firm and steady at 9alOc.
GROCERIES are very firm and prices are slight
ly advanced
COFFEE tending upward at 33@34c for Rio.
SUGAR steady and firm at 14@lGc. ~
M0LASSES quiet at 55@65c.
WHISKY in good demand and firm at COO. So
WOOL has advanced and is firmly held at GOA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
New Yc-, Market.

NEw YORK, November If. g
COTTON quiet and without change at SjRsSss
FLOh II less active common grades SC lower, at
s. l0@62O for extra state; 81 25@7 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio; 81 5000 % for trade brands
WHISKY more activ and frmer at 6415(aG5c
WHEAT irregular and unsettled; common
grades &c lower; choice firm and in fair demand.
CORN opened shade firmer and closed quiet at
yesterdays prices.
OATS moro active and a shade flrmer at s49
64(G12c for western.
WOOL firm.
SUGAR firm
PORK quiet and without change.
CUT MEATS scarce and firm at 53IM61ac for
shoulders; 99IOc for hams.
BACON SIDES firm at SIC for old western, and
I0c for city.
LARD quiet at 1155s912c; also LOCO deliverable
in December and January for 1214c.
Money easier with better supply at per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE dull at 6l@6l1zc.
GOLD unchanged, opening at Az, declining to
46H, advancing to Az and closing gu let at 47c
Total exports of specie to-day S250,OO0.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS firm i; q. g. 6's of 81
coupons 81 09@1 10; $40 Treasury Notes
81 061a61 OF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

I WANT SOME SMART, INTELLIGENT
Il laborers, who ara willing to work, TO dig Coal
at the Bodiam Mines. 1 can also give employ
ment 20 some Coal Diggers, at good paying Rates
good miner make frog s75 TO 50 per month,
with prospect Of steady employment through the
winter and suring After a little experience
laborers can earn from 81 to 50 per day
Apply Immediately at my Office, on Water Street,
between Main and Sycamore, or at the Mine.
oc2g JOHN WYMOND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

"a A vain mans motto is, "Win
gold and wear it," a generous, "Win
gold and share it," miser's, "Win
gold and spare it." profigate's, win
gold and spend it." a brokers', win
gold and lend it." a gamblers, Win
gold and lose it," wise mans, win
gold and use II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

B@ There is class of people who
ask why you "don't" come to their
house, but never say "do" They are
related to the gentleman who has always
a note to make up whenever you wish to
effect a small loan from him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, NOV. "A
FLOUR quiet
WHEAT firm but not much demand red 81 15M
l l6 and Kentucky white 81 40@l 10
CORN in light supply and good demand at 7S9
soc for new and 9s@S1 90 for DID, the latter rate for
shelled.
OATS firm at 75@7e in bulk, and 81 in bags.
RYE unchanged.
BARLEY unchanged
WHISKY active at Co.,
HOGS firm at SIS 25GG so Receipts light and
but few in the market
PROVISIONS held firmly at extreme rates,
which checks business
GREEN MEATS 5@S1Ic.
BACON SHOULDERS active at Sic
BULK SHOULDERS 5951sc, both ara held
higher. +
GROCERIES firm aud unchanged. u
GOLD 45c.
SILVER 4Oc 'tarket rather duh at the close.
EXCHANGE dGH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
Notice OF Application for
LICENSE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAFI WILL,
~ apply TO the Board oi County Commissioners
OF NanderbHr.h County, a. their next term, COM
mencine the first Monday in Deceaher lssS
for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantity than quart, for the term of one year
Ny place Of doing business is Third Street,
between Main and Sycamore, on lots No I29 and
100, Old Plan Of the City of Evansville
oc-2Sw3w HENRY SCHAEFER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
THANKS.

HAVING SOLD OUT OUR STOCK OF GRO
H CERES to MIR. J. P. ELLIOTT, we return
our sincere thanks to our numerous friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past nine years.
We take pleasure in recommending a confirm
ance OF the same TO our successor, believing him
in every way worthy of the same.
oct23O VICKERY BROS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

patronage upon
VEIL TRIED CORPORATION

In ihe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
sponse 70 losses the PHOENIX stands pre-eli,ae, at
ne heed Of its profession t0le its efesire practi-
teal, end rstcGss business SYSTEM Of EocGI agencies
IRsurancies solicited and policies issued and re-
ewed IN this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Ohlce, Marble Ball Building, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
WINTER DRY GOODS,
sCHAPKER & RussING

A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SECOND
4 purchase Of Fall and Winter Dry Goode, Mil
Hnery, Carpets, &c.
Having temporarily fitted up our basement for
the sale and storeidg of large stock, which we
are now receiving, we respectfully ask our numer-
Gus customers to have patience with yet for a
short time until We make a more suitable room
for every body to trade with us.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
ocG30 No. 40 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
THE FUNNY CORNER

THE TWO sHARPSHOOTER
Two men went out from the fire-lit camp
In the autumn midnight gray;
Over the quakiBg, croaking swamp,
To the edge of the woodland still and damp,
With rifle and spade went they.
hootiug owl walled out to its young,
And picket stood as still
In the meadow below as the shadows flung
By the beaded tent lights thickly strung
On the silver threaded riIl.
Twas long ere the picket moved away,
And there was no time to lose,
The pits must be dug by the dawn of day:
Said ons-'s We are digging graves, 1 saw
The other one whispered, Sc Whose?fi
With the morning light column of steel
Moved upward along the hill,
Toward the hidden pits, with a double neal.
Close in the front made the column reel
a moment, and then stand still.
The check won a battlefield that day:
On the morrow the dead were laid
Head 70 foot in trench of clay;
But two apart in the front that day
Were buried without spade
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
H. B. CLIFFORD,
Commission Merchant
Elk CLUSI ELY.

W. s. N'CLURE. B. F. BALLARD. C. M'CIURE
w. s. MCCLURE & CO.,
PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Beans.
Peas, Dried Fruits, Flour
and Provisions,
$50 fulton St.
Op. Washington Market, NEW YORK.
REFERENCES
Gee W. White, Cash. Mechanics Bank, Brook
Ign, New York
Hon Horatio Ballard, Sec. State of New York.
VIM Grips, Pres. Standard ms Co New Yorlz
A. II. Ballard, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
j. L. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
X. II. Huntington, Adams Irff Co. Ny
J. Ii. Reed, Utica, New York
Hon Henry Raymond, "New York Times
@. H. Wheeler, st. Adams Vt
D. Ward, Lancaster Grant Co. Wisconsin.
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