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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
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CrTler or nv NoRv'cu ASKS toNrAST
NoLwlcf, fosE.. o.f. i.ti.
ry7Ur SECOND o. ARVERLl piNlDEND
ofFIlE I'D PIER CtNg h'. t0t1 dc ..gd 8 iic NO
.rs.I. .r &. fr,r of Ccff.li.rft I4t go
.. t-f ~tapl cifel. w. r.crc thir fiv .ris A. ile
r. .e az t,.-rE D. J.. hsarr.u . Co.. 40 q -t.ic-si, ,
fo.tra AMI ,f- NsN.f,ix -tors.rllcfs 90 t~ oicc o.
v..rr. ti u f.hav g. Co.,. Nn go J. t,laHr. l..c
u, stoe dr. =, 20 receive iln. -4vd,'d A. 'hs
Om-c oi tho Company il No."l.t ni1 ,-
" u. IfNOLil. s,c.r'aty end Treasurer.
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'l,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

oJUT AND RHEUMATisM
All sufferers from tie abov. coapan's ,tnei o,pT 9' m
-, .,,u.,tus Are sd,issd to usc BLAlks GU ~
ltIM.IlC PILLS. 1hsy csn p. relied upon AZ ths mos
80 i ecra rci4eIy offered 70 the public ana nsse
sa.n nscf.ry u..d in Europe for ~ay y'~is WAN VI
y,.,.,r,i by PgOUT n UhRsAST, No ~ si,,nd lon
saa t..l,ud and .oI " their Agents, WILLS = 'o'
Funkln-.'.. Newly OH ,.,., nm,
u. 81 rsty. Commissioner have sthorIrd 'is n'ii. 'i
imr.sra mon ooyrrnneE. stamp AIMED 10 e~'" Ooh o.
tL. GENUINE u4ral,irc.
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BALSAM.
Il nnrrAIEu EY CAKRENO RROa. Co

-
,sIlrrou ad parity ing vegetables has been i9f nsy .
past and I. st tie sea, popli remedy oi South sy' -.
h. HE ure ~ pthi.s aud othe diseases Of the cnes'
Affection, resnng from falls bows or or'ses ho~e,,i
.sv.r bsnorha.r. wounds coutusons ulcers ouin' hes
ache ,ooihschr and other diseases. ,,.,a,,
I'M. most valuable ed ba- been recent n'rodneeai
hi, country both IT, uterns and e1tTa use h' ~ "a
a., polsc-d ond.fiuy sGccrss.ui fc-"i,s' ,.,, An
Ettna w. tor the Of valuable aniusi- u % "
rqnai ficr OF boi,s 81 cents aud ti o.bsiN p.Pyy'
~. hi :, IN, pruK Stores generally.
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Nldrllincrn.

DULL OUT THE PLUGS.-Thosc having
io asr wfsrs AirROvED WELL PUMPS 'ro Gnu
toned 10 open The hole, 10 insure s'n, iseie ~"
"a. !, p,r,,us ip use snd ,shs sgsnst tIOsL oodbY
J. ". " .-sl L Ls- cn. ~ n "ssss'
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ATOTICE--SALE Of the KENOSHA, ROCK
~ FORD, AID HoCK ISLAND WiLROAD The 1n

NOIlCE-SALE Of the KENOSUA. ROCK
~ FORD AND ROCK ISLAND n ILKDAD The un
Decd Tfnst or Mort bearing date ne tni dy q" hp
,. oufuI eight lunlfrd aui h0ys-ssn r.de hy t.e rc
no ha md Rockfod haf,sd Compfny, 70 po tion duly
oftd according tue laws of e Ntafr II Na,ntiu aud
r reto.ln AID EocbOfd KifStd tompIy orp'i hl!ot
i.y foIied arco'jns - ie lass 81 10 ''~e ~ ' hin
ff.tec A.9 of Decd Irna OF "oIg.sr h'as aiit no
Arsi dy u M5rch, one th ssnc ott udied fnh - e
bv fhe ksuosia Rockford. end Noek Isilhd hai.rfo
mary (0pli0fion dolly Organized under NO l"s 0i c
t.irs o! scont.n sud Illinois, b. ihe consoiidaoh o. u"
ia F.r0siu end RorKl0fd Railroad tonpaics sd 10" 10
uoyer, n and ~ The adj beds Of Ifu,i oi 4nfrtsr "h
ha conferred w Sci. Public Asclioi al me IpH' t"@.
in the Cny Of ,ociold IN le aie Si "y 10 t' '.''
Ld.f f,f ctsL IN THURSDAY he rrrriA Day o Jantry
On. tbons.d exit hundred and txi flour "a ~" e"rh
m sl the said day. the following do'eDcd properly" 90 o"
,n'ifcty, to Wit. -. - -.
a. The heo,. and ho,slYrd aro.d aud nov shoii a.
port on Of the krnos4. Rockford ai NDck lsan1
s1ieudins from k.ho-~ la the state Of Nepa /" i'"''
ford IN Tie S,aic " Illinois, icgrucI WIN 81 ~" 'itH' ="
Ysy depjt grorndf rlwsy rails ttdsca fences stations,
.'r 0usrs aud Other butins sui al ihc i'nds a' h'"
daIoent. held of soqIJ by either oi tie hcnosa sd "c-
pony in connection wi tho said fsifOsi iom tenCsiS 70
Rockford relating thereto, snd, ss' hh lf ip' "1"''
rent. issies and pfolt ud clipIfair o. oih'i I'' "
either OF The said en0shn Ind IDCknfG Haoud "iFtih"'
line Of f road lfoni ksnotH 10 lockrd or rlag ~ fe'1
snd alec al oconotlses, sDes. ted,s en' c e''ry hp
properly connected wi TIE proper rfpIncnt, wpkits,
oefaihr md condnc ing r ~ 1psuing " 'lo si"rfsd
Inc oi irosd fon hsnote u h0rtl"d Tue said -a" "i
Iol include ty lan1s, io other lrnprry 81 tue ssd
krDosla snd hockiog1 hifold tgusnirs. q The ssid
Consolidated Company which have MT been neccs6nly fe
teined To- c said r'fd roadway from keno' 10 Hofk
fOrd included m th' dsE"is satoy grounds repaired
for the oond5ndion oirHlon maintenance Of conv.n1
.e Of the AID which said kenoLs AID Rockford sI
rod Conp.ios said Consonisted Company my have
sa,ea o. sIbeywie ei'posed oi-bsisd oetobI 10 ias
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furniture.

DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
wsn,trd aanuls.uTc Aao SOLID chrsslut ana \, ann'
Chamber ,ui.. l.n 1ud ornamental, ~ a. p AithiNO
1O,'s ~ landtt, opposite W 0o'ti- h'''-'''-u -.
INNAMEIED CHAMBER FURNITURE
- ,f, .re .tyi-. Walnut and Chestnut Plain snd Orns
n,r. in a..t.s WAos.s. and hsta Also hei,fs.r' .''
rausissr. "Ahhr.' " AM ''" 80 N~'a. =
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Oypox Oh 1uE CosTzoIrYn o. rms STsrr % 'ALi.
ros.t. rAftarf.fO Az q ly.I }


NOIICE.-All persons holding Bonds issned
by TIE Treaufcr " tho ssi. Of Cslofna OF ce'hclr.
r rouJsftd aud snppss AMI ranspors '.fn
under the pTov04 Of AZ 90 snt'd ~ Act t4A'fi~f
c Ires.Ir.f of issue bondf for Tie yyn~i oi -
p~i.es Incurred the Of Indian hos,s in Ger
l1u cosuilss state. sfsfysod np - l' $50 n e
ssvsr.i sg~nloIy fher~to sid .sy 81 c~ r.t 49,
r fractional claims audited tnd al q d. O.. hptd oi -
amin ~ MeI ails tiDas4 ~ sac Et la ieif
,rg Acts w. psyaeu o. egrrrts itfed by the luoHifs
expeditions sl. lie Shasta frpeiton OF erlt-cn h.-d'i
and ryioufi The hElyou L,P.a.ion % ~t'"fi hDf'i
aAd niy I've. A tie ksusth sid iinn3'dl i.flti"" ~
eighteen hundred snd fry I've tie San 3c,hhfdin" Lil'
fion ~ e.lssn hundred and hfyYci the i.Anlih ft'
ton u eighteen hundred aua si,i o." Aio4or rfP 'h
~ e gitcs-. hundred aid hf yA iho Iu'arc ffI'H OF
eist.,n hundred trd lfyfri aud upon winch sip"e'ft
law o,eu made bj the Government % s IAf~i raie af
let.b surrender 20 o." Controller 81 ~sle 40 tnrh
isots urd ,cffiarrs snd aef tho iN rNI NON
UAI Of AUGUST 4. D. lhJ end ere VIII De- PAD = no
.sin. In the United State, Treasury hoss, winch lave h'rn
frn t.r Bec a. OoveIrent suoh amounts eel hove
been by United So uIu sac. claim f" i've
i ~ hey s1Pedf o Dooss Containing i-H si'n ~
he sfgo ~ wed y tie United risss Government CO., e c
Boud 4f fertincats ssuei By fis State o 'sDl. prdr
The pro. % uf sn Act approved Apr 3 i5J which .'t n
b,o- depoiicd tlr ofce " e lieatufe % stale
O H. WLhHi-S. Coutf0.eI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07


TRAINS IL AVE NFW-YoRK;
For New Nlven. : tExl II 30 a IL l.'ie lshl J."
~ BRIDGEPORT = ) tEAh ll:ao a. M. l2;I3 lE1b 20
~. slior! AID strao.d = u 30 $50, $50 P NJ .
fos lle.d soasAY port .s4 " rsiport, h.'' H.. ''
s0p m ,,,.,p ,.aofrA
$50. 10. 49, q Al. . -. "a 90,
f6f Ds IN and ore.n~ch, :, $50 il:o M SO 'e'
sop -. -, .. 81. ,r, on
Po, 1ns.es .ad ia,csne .le stations, :, so i':@A
~ I..o. 49, So, 90 n.. -
20 Pols Chester and New. Rochelle, ? o.
CONNECTING lkAlNs.
For Ra.ion Wis Springfield . m. lEsk ..N tsrh sP y
kos boston via Shore Lane. ~ IS lEI.l, Ia . =,
For Hartford .n5 Springfield g H. iLAh i'S'' 81
t.nl 9. Hl ,,, ,r,A
II 10 d. a.. AMI 20 r m. 30 NoI,asmpion , az,
for Hartford PIosilcAce AID fishAiI kAhsosi stEAh
n 80 =. nh, =,
a iu.. 1878. 30. p.
for Clfll Raifosd. ia:t3 p ~ % Northampton . -,
Fa. llo. .atauc haDgoaG L. .sV p L., "a rev NS
ford. 81 .....gs 10 f.gishtil
taf Sd. ~ "A Railroad. q A. n, -" ? IN
For .I. hlry and Norask Railroad a m, ~ p M
Comin.lioa. Sleeping Ntrs ai'ached . p III Trans
JAMES H. HOff, sgpsrintentent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
: OXG ISLAND DuLROAD-rALL Ar

Z ONO ISLAND EAlLNUAU--l ND W
IL ..ANGEMENr-Lc-Nc Jane sAp srd Jtiss, = n,
a. n. Sail Train Tor Nrrnl oft sogpns A. a. - ''
and /. .lT Ia gssss rain topping N Jamacs ,is
Jegusleu sud q. stations rasi to '-,npoft ror i'p
N AID $3.50 o. ar Dor S,ossst - = snt IL ~ ana -
m for fiemuseal ana u .. IA, ant ';Di -" -
~ g. o. kog JAlaic. AM II L., srd ~ ~ ~
sgkDAY EXCURSION rR,IS-ro YaphAns q ys
W. nom 1h,t, siogpnss a. stations iAie i'i tHi' ''
80 - set on ssna.y.h .,sl5 p. from s+h'' 'P
nns AZ a .tAflnus
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

NrHW JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR Pill
- kDGLPtiA and the SOUTH ard WISE va jim,
SfY tf4Y Mail sni Expires Lire. iesve New iofhG
sil Do a. in =. 5b aud ]. I'D p ui Fare - Ahf9us'
bas-4.s rrckrd .t and no ard ';sV ard li'" L.
10. " a.li.. ton and At 1la %. m. iof tLe .'tss
". MOODki q. Assist4It Sape Finic sifI
No hsrst-r vii be received Tor any gays up.ss 1eL'e
,nl clr ID % minutes H. 81. oi tAe i.ne u seasis
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s.cT and $50 p. N
NEW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
YJMNfR ADVANCEMENT.
tONMENCiNU jolly ., lcoj.
TRAINS LY.yE Nsw-YoRK

Pass-rt station in New kofk corner .'th 81 AID 'n-s
fu.gsace on 2sil.t
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,gIVE TWENTY BONDS,


gIVE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK G HATCH
- = ftvT. IHgfNlt IDfN ADEal..
80 IS ~ Alb rlA.t-l. t.. ..---..
r" C0re-nrru' .-" .1. ..r.tf-taf fte FtFD " p
of' r. 'r hoa, .ae c. ay hcrrc.esc 'af-si.a' ID
w. lri 'r1yor t9 t''p splpy % "a IH-'-'-t '~
ta'l Cor inilteito q. u,tfy-
N~.iso .ey .a o.. 80 lItrs' 80 ,..,.... 100,
-. CylLJ LJt ~ Nl. l.'''li RID boN"' OF 1851
80 4Actet Lf tuttr.
Ir t-,. YEAR fENniI .CtltS
:, nf liif.k Mas lt. t4i.i.ie ...... ..,.,.
;. lI-. f.IaAMA- ti.-' a.'p 'IbHAn'f
l.n.f -.y. hrnl. end .1ftf,is vf tn. ff fff'I '
-. io ii. 4llsair lot' %! trfr t't-iit A i-s' '
lefI.ii- f,-.l,.l aaa C,u,cti1as usde f-.ofa'
s..l-
FISK & HATCH. EANkEi.S
.,5pr,tvns IN GOVFRNsirsT sECUMTlEs.
30. - "ALLsE
VERMIlYE 9. Co., n..,,
EhNkFna. NO. ~ WhLl~sI,
We ,isli cofiinre 20 furnish
Us. FIVE TWENTY BONDS
. l- q. ..s.I sy thr Oos,rn-rl. at PAR aa4 AIE.sr
70 aA.I5 -id BANNERS tAl a.a- ,,i.a.'i.on .''ol
g.e 90 pagslett N s.1fioa larls aAcl 81 b. oirr'
f. louds lte now r. slsci 70 i'Ei.'A iAen "',-'''
ile l,.ay ..ieioore elpe,cl.r4
G. per cent CERTIFICATES OF iSDELIEDAEaS
3.3a .HEAsCgi AOIEs.
g pegcent COJfOE BONDS - l'u
Ios $50 - Nafi,i raiea
Tic Conpons for Nogea.aer latlc'; ~ ElNA-J"EAIf
BONDS received. gnl e.ealsA e. r.-sf-l f-'o of rs'4
NIsI4EfII. NJ. (. Co
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UrpSOy RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-IORA Al.
iBANl and TROY, CcSNECIIhO "iIH IKAE"
NOKIlI .ni " Isl Ir-!n leave; - 49,,
. lr1r Chambers - fron @th s.,
FHpr.fs sd 10 and 8; I'I2 - ~ M Naa "S' -
ana 5p m n 522 p. LII
Troy aal albany with dep i''9' ni-
Sag c.g. lJ. Y. ,,,, ,s..
l0u sitr sl si- train, 81 "a az H. ana h'@-
sfl D. md - y. "a. p r." ,,
Peek k! tfAa, II q m.,i44.-z u $N 2 :"
afi f.'n .. NJ.
m s:gT snd5;s2
Ynnkers frsin, ga m i'.tE m
* ~gufsyt a. ; . p M. rom S''ls ,v..,s
licNei. ~ - procured q. auy - tns oiiees"
F1f-cs. a. eew-l ora and b.olt ltln sd r-esse SHes
H. ol.. % IL points fL. road and 70 casiosa SPiihs'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

ERlE --Passenger trans.
II o., ETprs.s foF Buffalo
B3J a u., a.< dily for ctisv!e
10 a M nai. i0s Buil'o. . ,.
IA m, Wav frr Ou.yille. Sewboryh ard Warwics
5 = iu sst EKpre.. dairy .or DgnsSt, bunso RoensS
tor Cagds.. ga snd principal stations Tram oi o.isgaa7
rms sfou IA 10 RuG1o but does 10, run 10 DunsirA
: \. IT,, Eui.sBt ior DsltlIk 90
CHAs MlNDr. General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

OFFICE ~ gBE MsMErr, AID CiScivs4ui
RAILROAD O., ~ N.o-GssizEp.
CHILiseoTng, Ohio N"v. :. 100 .
%rOTICE-A Meeting 80 me stockholders oi
- tie MARIETTA aud CiNciNNAri lNLRoAD Co.,
o. en,zco ~ b. bed o. te office Of 'ad l'nrry ~
tn cts of slico'hr Ohio WfDSlsD y. tho ti cy
of so,sl,r 4. d. J q ocl ck. p M ioT "a" pupec ~
,os l1r o. AGAINST the Iaacaon oi con rict "n'r into
-g,,u srJ Company ard tie Insces o she "se'oo snH
Hooking : alley i-irold.'
WILLIAM -. WATSON secr"'aC.
M.SnaTrAS Co@rAsg New-ierA Oct - lso-
NOTICE s hereby . Ven mat an ELECTION iIr
y u Dircct-rs of a.. MANHATTAN tOHfAAf WI b.
i.i a, the i.nuN Of aid Company, No % N4' o' I. ~
-, ,,rI / ~ a. J.. :. ialsb l-EOr... ts..ieF.
EErANTTD-t feg hundred dollars oi thc
w RECEWERs CERTIFICATES OF ihr fEp'Li.'
rAsK or PATTERSON. Sfs ffit.y fpr fo
Nm. ~ MAHafuN. $50 l1 Na.-''
ARMY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.
q We collect ajv.nce aT.n srd r.fh uFsil ti.- se'
counts o., ara ra4.l'. .l DISC il. .lfi.D SOLID ..
Fsoclr, s,i,i.i.o....of DAC, ill esd by .ti ih'
ltrr # tssrn.sd c end r'arl.. ..tl 49, ioi
.nsaliGf anl :. I..na 81 a.iff-a r-4 al .f.I iN'
sOfL+ lNuN, b. Co.. $50. % f... fl .r0, n. y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

HOUSEKEEPING, Writing, and Arithmetic
rh day aud evening FOR 10 per rr or2i WI ting Lee
-. ~ Nos, 6l Bo,rry aud 2oj Fuoa.f. bfooslyn rtoh
GOV Ring Col. Paine pan OF Instruction 10 sye1ato
end espeslfious-'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
OyrIcr FLryTSrRxL RIVER NINE. }
4, 49, :. A.. N.yk nct 1i lgkl

NrOTJCE Il hereby given to the Stockholders
~ ~ tbc FLINT sTrfL RIVER MINING cOMpiNY
at an Ascs.nent ONE Dol ik per share LAS this dsy
81 "A in on the CAPITAL soct Of the Company Tabr
~ bc1re m FSDAY the lst day u December x ut the
a. " m, Company No ~ Nasuns aud all ascssments
@ , rnt id on and alter shat drc viii be charged with
rs, n the .ao Of per cent pr iunn iy order Of d.
- X. hOBARIS. Secretary.
Erw DIX Oct. -. i0G3
NUICAGO AND ALTON Il. Il. co. SINKING
Jtlr.p BONDS-qhe anioun Of the conpors do ovcTn.
~ A., ON c pnve uaned Bonds has bcer placed 10 cred.
ol te holc! . all will be paid 20 tAein Ircscnaon
Q. =. ROBBINSS s son, No a WI ianIs'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

: VEN IN.fL
r,or, n,ot Of Coz land sL-COBnectiug al EamI,Or
lre,i,n with the Delaware, LocNs~ufa and Western Ra
ro.d and At E4sob with The ehsh valley itaIfai sni nc
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and The Wes
L..- .-.L.L of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

n l. W. lONh, HAblis-i, -h''-h'%
/ ~ RAiLROAD-for Albany, 1879 4 ~; iof Dover
alns 0.ly ?. H. io- lfogn a.. Sii' '''S ~
4 D. IA. ioE other trains s.r 4 re ien., 4, ,.-,.
| JOHN bUEChiLL, Superintendent
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Justrnction.
I" A MEP. SCHOOL ST."-Estnb. Il

FAMILY SCHOUL lor DUE.
rduards Place Stoc,jidrc Msss Tie Winter session
= .s,, -, N6NDAY October :, 1853. few vassl,ss
VIII m' II 70 b. Gind ilENfy THOMAS iiuNfER fxhpi,
NhND HOFFMAN. ML HUNTth can pe seen u w. ~
~, ,-,b =. k.,y- YorS, until the 2lst INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
DENJAMIN MAsON's

ID cOMMERCIAL ASD MILITARY BOARDING
SCHOOL. ionkcis, y. ". ,,,
For mailing boys INTELLIGENT healthy Ch'ifmn WIN.
CrcullrI ut SO. >, nasslu-s'. ana No % bloa"'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

NDOPFRSTOWN Seminary, COnperStoWn, N.
JY- plvs nd aud Taton 81 col Enc WEEKS tD''h
r,..l 1l NrS Oyufs cs" taisht by apnfi o ~ Ls",
Tenn opeus Dec al. 'eua iOr catalogue -" '-SN ." "
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
Cnnnerheads in Connecticut.

G. L. Vallandigham and Fernando
Wood attended together meeting Of the
"Democracy" of the quiet village of
Stamford, in Connecticut Vallandig-
ham was subdued and cautious in his
speech, compared with what he was in
New York; but Fernando "spoke right
out in meeting" He said the hour had
arrived for bold men to take the stand.
The war was uncalled for. He had given
freely of bis means and influence to as
sist the Government, but his voice was
now for peace. He declared the Con-
scription act unconstitutional, and were
he elected Governor of Connecticut, not
man should be forced from the State by
this act without walking over his dead
body; and he was satisfied that Seymour,
their candidate, entertained the same
view.
This is rank treason; yet it is tole-
rated-whether wisely or unwisely opin-
ions will differ
He gave the following hint of some
| bygone operations Of the peace Democ,
racy:
THAT on the 18th day of December
last, propositions for an armistice, oil
peace, were left in the hands of the Pre-
sident, which, had they been adopted
would have settled this matter by the Isl
of April, amicably, and to the satisfac
ton of the people both North and South
Of that matter he was assured, but the
proposition, he was bound as a gentle
man, to withhold IRON the public, unit
such time as he could make them kncwr
without violating his honor"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18

AUcTIoN.-Ladies and gentlemen, /
have just received a lot of Dry Goods,
and will sell the same at auction, at my
auction room, in the old Courthouse,
commencing Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock, and continuing until Saturday
ensuing-morning and evening, consist
ing, in part, of Bleached and Unbleached
Domestics, Prints of all kinds, Jaconets,
Brilliants, Organizes, Muslins, Bareges,
Hoop Skirts, Bed and and Table Covers,
Napkins, Bleached and Unbleached Ia
BILE Cloths, Hosiery, Cutlery, and a gen.
eral variety of Dry Goods of all kinds;
also, lot of Ready-Made Clothing.
Ladies are particularly invited to at.
tend the sale.
n. B. The goods are now open for in
spection.
Fl. NELSON, Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
The High-sOuled VaIlandigham.

The Cincinnati Commercials Muir
freesboro correspondent, sends to tn It
paper copy of the Atlanta, Georgia, In
teltigencer, of March 23d, from which is
quoted the following
The nobe-hearted, high-souled, liberal
and patriotic Vallandigham has furnish
ed the people OF the Northwest with ar
gument and logic, which, no doubt, they
deem conclusive, that the Union must
be restored, and that separation cannot
be permanent, but that peace is the only
means of accomplishing this great end.
This is their desire. They incline to be-
lieve it, hence it only costs an effort;
and no doubt majority, not ouly of the
Democracy, but of the people in that
section, believe his views and reasonings
correct, have adopted them, and resolv-
ed to act on them; and if all were like
him, we would have no fear to disband
our army to-day and let negotiation settle
the ques. ion of Union or SeceS-
sion and all minor matters which it in
wolves; for however much he might de-
| sire US to return to the Union, and how
ever great would be the efforts and even
concessions he would be willing to make,
and the inducements he would hold out
to us, yet if we should still refuse, he
would not go to war with US to compel
or force US into an involuntary Union.
But while this is true of this just and
good man, believe us, it is not true, of
the people or even the Democracy of the
| Northwest
The Confederacy evidently sees clearly
the difference between the Democracy
aud the Butternut faction. The former
are for a vigorous prosecution of the
war; the latter, like the "high souled
Vallandigham," are for humiliating
peace. The Enquirer must look out for
its laurels; its rebel Contemporary is cut
ting in ahead of it, in fulsome praise of
the arch traitor of the North.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
Election Items.

The township in which Bloomington is
located elected the entire Union ticket by
an average of over one hundred majority.
The election in Morgan county, result
ed decidedly in favor of the Union party,
they having succeeded in electing eight
out of thirteen trustees. The Martinsville
Gazette says:
The result of the election is truly graf
flying. Notwithstanding the thorough
organization of the ccpperheads they
have been fairly and squarely beaten.
They had been drilling their h G. c. S
all winter, and preparing for this cleo
ton. Secret midnight meetings were
held, speeches made, documents circula-
ted, and the Cincinnati Enqirer and In
dianapolis Sentinel scattered broadcast
owe the country, and the result is that
they poll fewer votes this spring than they
dad last fall Old Morgan may be set
down as "loyal' and when the soldiers
return she will give 800 majority for the
Union tickes: Copperheadlsn has re-
ceived its sentence, and next fall We will
execute and buryit.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
WILLIAM REAVIS,

Attorney at Law and U. S. Claim
Agent,
Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for Horses
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
''All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years.
Office 951 Main street, over Keller 8
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind.
Correspondents must enclose stamps
B1 Good references given, if re-
quired. m23
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18

IcE.-Mr Edward Ingle is building a
very substantial brick ice-house on Water
Street, for the reception of ice from Lake
Pepin, where he has laid in large stock
of the article, which is slightly thicker
Mr.. Ingle has associated himself with
other gentlemen here and in the North,
and will very soon be prepared to satisfy
any demand from the city or the river
that is likely to arise in his cooling and
refreshing line of business. apl4-2t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18

NOTICE TO THE PUBL1C.-J. J. Cohn,
having Just received from East a new
and very extensive assortment of Ready
made mems and boys clothing, will dis
pose of the entire stock on Thursday
Friday and Saturday of this week, the
10th 18th and 18th of April At the
same time will dispose of a new stock of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
all well assorted.
All to be sold as above at auction to
the highest bidder. j. j. COIN.
Auctioneer
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
1868
u. S.
PENSION AGENCY.

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers
Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent.
Office, Post Office building First street
Evansville. jan. 26-ly.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-18
The MAIL TO CA1Ro.-We are informed

The MAIL TO CAIRo.-We are informed
by Col MARYLAND, Special Mail Agent,
that the contract for carrying the mails
between this city and Cairo, has been
given to Capt Dexter, President of the
Evansville and Cairo Packet Company.
This will be joyous intelligence for the
people along the river who have to de-
pend solely on this route for their mail
matter
They know by the mere announcement
that Capt Dexter has received the con-
tract that the mails will be carried regu-
larry, whether the river runs high or
low, and they will feel assured that the
annoyances and vexations of last season
viii not 6e repealed as long as tie old
reliable line continues its contract.
Col MARYLAND assures US that the other
two boats of the line, the Bowen and
Superior, will be returned to the trade
at once