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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

rs hereby given that she urdessiEnee n. ".
.opiv a. The June term. 1858. q W
Dubois County Commissioners sos ,hceass'
under The provisions Of % sct ensnlee ~
~, - regulate and license she ssle Of spnM'
Mona. vinous. malt, and other inio1icspPs
I;ouorsr The place Of isle ill BE or me
o,r m;ses occupied By him. the precise ios J.
lion OF hicb 10 a. follows: On w e'r'ss
'of Main cross and Mcdonald suee's' ~
town Of Jasper, Bainbrldge township ~
lbois county. Ind. I'm ..ss
And The citizens Of said township WIZ 80
due notice thereof. -, es,s
may Is, 1868. JOS SEKbnnhnno 'ri.-
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0>rThe following l. the letter Of Cover
nor Seymour. Of New York. 10 she Vsllan
iIehsm meesiagss Albany, ssketch Of which
appeared IN the ,eIsgsaphic dispatches:
Exscurvr DErAsrnKHr. Nay 10.
n cannot attend the meeting q the Cap.
i,ol shls evening. but wish 70 state my
opinion 10 regard 10 the arrest Of NJ. Val
lsndighsm. I, 10 On oct which has brought
dlshonor upon our cousssy. I. u foil d
danger 10 our persons and our homes. u
bears upon IL fross conscious violation Of
Law and justice. Acting upon the evidence
Of dessiled iniornsess, shrinking from the
hight Of day. IN the darkness Of night armed
Inca violated The house Of % American cit.
Iisen and fusiivsly bore him away to military
trial, conducted without those safeguards
known 70 the proceedings Of our judicial
sribunals. The transaction involved . So
sies Of ofrsusss sga'ast our must sacred righss
Il inserfered with the freedom Of speech; Il
molesled our right to be secure in ou'
homes against unreasonable searches sn'
seizures; il pronounced sentence withou
trial, save one which was mockery. which
4 insul,ed % we'll % wronged. The Perpe'rs
tors now seek 70 impose punishment. not 70
an ofense sgsinss Law but for the di'regar'
|of IN invalid order. put forth 10 the ute
disregsrd Of the princip lee Of civil liberty
III this proceeding 10 approved By the gov
|esnmeEt. and sustained BY the people, u
4 revolution, Il will not only lead 10 miliisr
. dsspo,ism-.is estsbIishes military despo.isn
ths aspect Il mus, be accepted or 10 III
o aspect rejected. Ifitis upheld, our lbertis
9 are overthrown, the safety Of our person.
, security " our property will hereafter d.
= psnd upon The arbitrary will Of suoh mili'a'
y rulers % may be placed over Us. while o.
q constitutional guarantees will DO brok'
ID down. Even now the Governors and cou'
|of some Of The great Western States hs
ID sunk into insigni6csnce before the desPot
isl powers claimed and exercised BY militia
u. men who have been sect into their bordc
Ut Il il fearful thing to increase the dang
ID which now overhsugs rs BY treating the u
sh the judiciary, and the State authorities vi
contempt. The people Of this country nj
se wait with the deepest anxiety the decisi .
ss| OF the Administration upon these acts.
IN Having given il . generous support in
'rs conduct OF The war. we pause to see VI
- - - A.. T. l.tek
ce asked to pour out our blood and treasu
cir The action Of the Administration will
TOT termine IN The minds Of more than one
'ot Of the people Of the loyal States whet
re-, this war is wsged 70 put down rebellion
e. the Sonth Or destroy free institutions u
IheI North. We look for its decision with IN
en- solemn solicitude.
Of tSigned) HoaArio SEYMOUR
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Extrsc, from . speech delivered BY Hon.A'
a Riddle, Republican Member Of Congress
from Ohio. In February last:
The freedom 81 speech is the last fran
chise ! free people will surrender. and our
mlllicns viii exercise I: in the midst q nc
matter what calsmities, They will discuss
|,hs events and management Of the var. \
| Il their var, and the humbless Of them me-
a. interest 10 d equal 70 that q tho hrs
citizen. and they must and may discuss ~
f,hs Presidenrs) acts with : free and mani!
ken.
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vADMTNIsTRAroHs NDTCYo1
SALE or LAND.l

NJ Office Is hereby sIvea she> b v ne
~ or an order 81 tho Dubole Cou11on
Pleas Court, the underslgnsd administration
DO bonis non Of The estate of Aostoa Jones
deceased. viii ohss fos sale q publIe suctiou
on thu premises. on
SATURDAY the 9Th. DAY or JuNE.
1863. the following describsd .Lsn6 md
Premises. situated IN the County Of Dubois,
and State Of Indlsns 20 VIII. The essg kslf
OF south east ~. Of section fiftsen (16) town
one a. south Of range three ~ west;'slso
The ives, hall ~ The south west a.. Of section
No. fourteen (1l) town ono ~ sou'h o.
range three (3) west, containing soesthes
Il6O acres more Or less.
TERMS --One third cash, the residue In
equal payments n six and twsIvs months.
With note Al interest. waving benefit 0f ap-
prsisment. and secured BY good ffeehoA
security. Sale 20 begin ~ o'cIork p. n.
ALLEN I. FLEMING adm's.
may 23d. 1863 - Nv.
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1.-THE wss department b about 70
enter upon more vigorous messures for cal
linz out The full military strength Of the
negro population o. The country. General
Thomss reports 10 the department. that O.
foy,s ID shss direction have been attended
v,,h great success. Itis stated thsshs Y
~ - into Tennessee slso. and there organ
| re tho negroes % 10 MIssissippi.
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ID emaining IN the post once It JsSpcF.
N Dubois county, State Of Indiana, which,
II not called for. on Of before the first Day
July next will be sent 10 the dssd Letter
office, Post Office Department, Wsshing-
ton CRY, ID. G.
A liner. Michael Arnold. Anthony
Bin,, jones Cssncy, Nc janice M
Hencock, Msrgersse Heckner, Joseph
Harmon. Bernard Hester John
Hurst, y. Fsison. Joseph .
Fore, A. Jcscph Lotus. George
Key, Jennie Mailer. y .-
M. FRIEDMAN. p. NJ w
jasper. May %, 1853.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

LETTERS FROM THE Hor. REvERpy JoHH-
or.-rhe New York Journsl Of Commences
contains . long letter from the Hon Rsver.
DIV Johnson, Of Maryland, in reply 70
|1euer OF David Dudley Field. Esq" Of Newl
York. on the condition VI the country The
latter gentleman in his letter. Il appears
alleged that Mr.. Johnson and others were
satisfied with the peace conference M.
y. proceeds 10 show that Mr.. Field Is totally
mistaken, and adds
"The guarantees recommended In N
Gu,hrie's report were satisfactory, but the
conduct Of the convention, resulting IN
eres, me ssure from Mr.. Fied's course, rem
dered the convention itself anything but
sa,isfscsory. We saw in il. 40 the result
proved, certain defost in Congress 81 the
recomma nded guarantees, and saw. win
eousl clcarnesr, that the result Of lie DELHI
crs,Ions would not for moment, SUE pend
even the perilous excitement Of The South
ern mind, or avert the calamity y ~
lvolved."
n After expressing the opinion that theirs
are thousands in the South who, IN shei
.lhesrts, still love tho Uuon which 'hei
i fathers constructed. Mr. johnson sgs''
3 remarks:
II .Sstisfy them that, the war ended, sh'
! IJnion will be as !, wss intended 70 be. an
D.. wss before treason and fsnsticism involve
! us IL the existing frighiul struggle. On
81 much, very much. will be done to bring sh'
'el s,rueqle to an end. and 70 restore our iorme
Is national lily. We shall then. TOO. know eac
= other better. snd vaioe each other the more
> Courage has been found common Posse'
oil siop-mistskes a. 10 character corrected
a. love or free dom Ia seen 10 he equally ~
be cers. and W shall be more firmly eonvinc'
q; than We have ever been that Union. und
e III The grantees Of PERSONAL and S'a'
rights which our fathers provided, can s'o'
4 make % what they intended and be''sv
he The, had accomplished through their o'o
X and wisdom-,hs freest and the haPP'e
n ana one d the most influential nations
nc the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that ] viii cell
~ At public anctinn. on Monday the l5sb
day Of June A. ID 1863. q tho residence Of
Conrad Nader, late Of Dubois county, dc-
ceased, all his personal property mot taken
BY the widow, consisting Of household ana
kitchen furniture. shoemsker's tools, Lasts
groceries. sc 4&ff.
Terms-A credit Of twelve monihs wtp
be given on 81 cum, over three dollsFs, ~
| purchaser giving his note with approved
security. waving valuation and aPPraise'
ment laws with interest, .s
SEBASTIAN FREYBERGER, sdm'r.
| HsysvilIe, May %. 1868 -3w* 1af
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ADMINISTlSATO lso NU1fOH
Nror,cr il hereby given that shs und"'
N siyned has been appointed sdnInissn
tor Of the estate Of Gregos Miller 'sle
u Dubois county deceased ssid ssssis .
opposed 20 be solvent. Crsdisors sre e.
oucs,ed 10 call soon, ann pses<et ts1s
Claims. GEORGE KRESS, sdasas
"A ms g. Buettnss. sssy's. " "a 3k1
May 10th. 1868 So hH1fs i'r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

"a The following noble and trushiul 3D.
dress. Issued W Hon. q. L. vsllsndigham.
siler HE condemnation 10 Fort Warren. d.
ring the war, exhibits With fearful clssrnsss
The present despo,ic policy Of the National
Administration. and their total disregsrd Of
III their osshs Of Office and pledges 10 The
people. The empire l. fairly insgussied.
sMILIrARY PRisou.
ClHciHHATI, Nay 8. 1868
II am here in : military bassile for no
other oiIense shsn my political opinions, and
the defense ofihem. and Of the rights Of the
people. and Of your constitutional liberties
Speeches made 10 the hearing Of thousands
Iof ' on in de nuncistion OF the usurpa.ions o
mower. infraciions OF The Constitution end
laws. md Of military dssPo,sm. were 'h'
sole cause Of my arrest and imPrisonmens
| am : Democrat Constitution. for Law
Or the Union. for liLersy-shis l. my only
crime" For no disobedience 10 the Conssi
tuition; for nc violation Of law; Tor no wor
sign, o. gesture Of sympathy with the mel
Of tho South. who are for disunion en-
Southern independence. but in obedience
their demands, o. well as the demand
Northern A BOLTON disunionlsts and traitors
III an here in bonds 10 day; but.
Time At last. sets all things event
meanwhile. Democratic Of Ohio. Of the Mort
west, Of the United States. BE- firm. be sru
10 your principles. to the Constitution 10 n
Union, and all will yet be we'll. A. for my
self, 1 adhere 10 every principle. End w
/. make god. through imprisonment ana ~
Itself, every pledge and declaration which
have ever made. uttered. or maintained fro
I the beginning. TO you. to the whole Peep
10 TINE. I again appeal. Sand firm: r.
!, Ter mol an instant!
CT vALLANDI0HAM.'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed ADMIN
trs,rix, with will snnexeds Of nJohsuues
Bsener, deceased. Sud estsse 10 sup
pnsed 10 be solvent.
ANNA DRENER. admr'x. with will.
may 20 1S63-3A<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

BAsrAapY. NV Miss Mary Woo'soy. o
oresept On inmate Of our County Poor
house. appeared before Eco. Kuebler. this
morning. and accused Mr. james Fel's, o.
Hall township, with being the father q -
,I,ee,,Imass chIeld By her. The child va
horn several weeks ago. The constable
returned On writ issued fos the defendant
$40, found" and In bic absence, the Esq
Lon The womsn's evidence. recognised h'o
10 the Circuit Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

NOTICE n hereby R'vehlhpF W.T. 81"
IN At public auction on
MONDAY. June sshs 1858. Ia
:, The late residence u Hillary Beches
late u Dubois sssnty, deceased. ~ h. pr
sonal property, not taken ~ the widow.
Consisting Of Barley and wheat 10 The
field, hwses. cattle, cows N.Y. tssu"K
SC. ara.
Terms "A credit oftwelve months VIII 80
given on all runls over three dvh"'-s '"e
purchaser giving hi~ noe with approves =.
curi,y, waving valuation and aPprsi"nsrs
laws, bearing interest from date; under ~
cash in hand
4 msy 20, 1S63-3S
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vUvHE undevsis ncd sdmlnislEstcs q w = q
tate Of Thompson Bustoa. late ~
bois county deceased. will on ThuFsd:y, Ms
"a dsv or June, 1868. q the late res'oene.
n aid dscesset, sell q puelie ope!lon: -
his per,ons 4 properly not Sekeo n ~ xl1ow
consisllor 81 Horses. Cattle, Hogp, sneep'
Corn, Wheat. farming inpIsmsn's' s M"
'0 TE rms 81 SALE.-A credit q svs.. !.
months will b given % ~ scms os;
he purchaser giving note VIM : ~,
Isscufity. according 70 lew oeen1 49,
from date Of Sale. All ssms q $S N 49,
g = '''d Yi:c ;sis BUXTON, :s ~,
| Mav i0. 1s0s - IA III vt1M.
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EscArrp. 49, We ore Informed. that ne
|borss- thief dossrsss, Jsrs. Rsinsy' whom
I'M. Riley, Of Loogoosss. wss conducting
q his regiment, escaped from biz cspso'
aud got clear.
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1.-THE GRrAr ISSUE BEFORE Ihh e'o"
i rms: SHALL ABOLITION tut DOVE Tn
Jr.,o. OR SHALL rus UxroS tut DOWN
.,o,,7oxr-HxsRy CDAY. 1851.
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NYo,ies q hereby given thai V s"ssss,
IN signed be- been appoIpse 80 ~: ~
v,th viii annoyed, Of ~ ess:sez i . 800 =
Nader "a dsceassdi sald ss'efs Y ssPp'''' II
Ire solvent. sn.-..'. vi ~.y.sSux8crpr
Nav ii. 1sG3.-3ws
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yxk prxocRATrc Mass MEErrso.--The
Ma. Meeting OF tho loyal Democracy o.
I.di,p.. held ., Indianapolis lsss Wednes
dsy, wss by fsr the largest meeting eSs'
convened ia the Stste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16

Edward Hallowel, one of the mail route
agents between Washington and New York,
and formerly resident of Montgomery county,
Nd, has just deceased
The officers and men Of the army of the Po-
tomac are compelled to pay ten cents per copy
for each of the thirty or forty thousand news
papers of Washington Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York daily circulated in the
different corps
Some six or seven hours before the new
comet was first seen at the Dudley Observa-
tory. last Sunday morning, DR.. Henry G. Per
kins, of Newburyport, Mass, had discovered
it, and the next day, in Enthusiastically
modest note, signed only with the initial Of
his surname, announced the fact in the
Herald in that city.
The New York journal Of Commerce con-
tains long letter from Reverdy johnson,
OF Maryland, in reply to letter ofDavid Dud-
ley Field, Of New York, on the condition Of
the country. The latter gentlemen in his let
ter, it appears, alleged that Mr.. johnson and
others were satisfied with ''the peace confer
ence. Mr.. j. proceeds to show that Mr.
Field is totally mistaken.
The first thing that Lord Palmerston was
seen to do after taking his seat in ST. Georges
Chapel lat the wedding of the Prince Of Wales)
was to comb his whiskers. The circumstance
was telegraphed to all the Courts of Europe.
| A New York correspondent of the Boston
Transcript speaking Of the wealthy classes of
New York city, says:-"I am creditably told
that one Of the rich ones recently, on being re-
qrired to give an account of his personal prop
erty for taxation, gave note to his wife for
$500,O0O, and then swore he was worth only
$50, 900 personal, and owing $500,0O0."
A soldier named Dennis Avery, of Pennsyl-
yania, died in Washington yesterday under cir
cumstances which indicate case Of robbery
and murder. He was taken up from the pave
ment at the corner of Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue on Tuesday night, bleeding, and
on taking him to the hospital lis skull was
found to be fractured. He had been robbed of
watch and S25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16

lie aucton oS r. TtEpAY q NE fc9 a. R RI
18TH INST, at the late residence Of Mrs Ann
Solomon, deceased, her entire stock of MILL
HER FIX, GOODS; &C, consisting Of RdBB0NS,
FRAME LES, and variety Of other goods, such
Also, will be sold at the same place and time,
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE
TERMs.-Cash on delivery.
my 14-dtd w G. RICHARDS. Exct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16

A lady residing in Carlton avenue, in n. Y,
was summoned by the servants to her parlor
the other morning, about II o'clock, to receive
visitor who sat ,here but upon her appear
anec, he very unceremoniously walked away
without uttering a word in apology for his IN
trlsion. Hastily gancing around the well-fur-
nished apartment, the lady discovered nothing
missing, rang the bell for the servants, and
babe them run after the visitor to know what
he wanted. The girls obeyed their mistress,
ran down the 1Eont steps, and gave chase to the
mysterious visitor; but his heels were awifter
than theirs, until at length the women, out
OF brsath, gave up IN despair, amid the won
derlng remarks Of the pedestrians who stop
ped to see the race without making any attempt
TO stol the fugitive.
Wild pigeons are seen in vast numbers in
Minnesota, near Chatfeld In such swarns
have they appeared on some farms that they
are with great difficulty kept from gathering
The wheat as fast as it is sown. Their settling
upon the field and flight resemble great clouds
The Jamaica papers announce the formation
IN Liverpool of another steam navigation COM
pany, to keep up monthly trade between Liv-
erpooI, Janlaica and Central America.
lhe removal Of Chief Justice Kinney, of
o1ah, and the appointment of John Titus, of
pennsylvania, as hs successor, is regarded here
aslod'catlve ola less torbearing course toward
the Aormons than has heretofore been prac-
ticed
Ii We take into consideration, says the
learned Dr. Dick, the number not only of those
*Ao have fallen in battle, but of those.who have
Pershed through the natural consequences of
war; We will not, perhaps, be overrtting the
obstruction Of human life, if We were to affirm
mat one tenth Of the human race has been de-
'oyed BY the yavages Of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16
LATEST NEWS.
FROM The Philadelphia Inquirer

1 From The Philadelphia Inqurer.]
4 o,a ronort stated in the New York Evening
H., If the Confederate cavalry being near he
Irb.;r Bridge is wholly false, as Is the rumor
! The Confederate Moseby having large
I.ro. near I1eesburg and threatening to cross
The Potomac.
/ sem-o1icial information from, Vera Cruz;
Idaral Nav /, states that the french forces
[ wrre IN critical condition, which IS anything
but satisfactory. -, u
The President sent for General Hooker
Wednesday night, and he arrived at an early
hour Thursday morning. lie had seve"al long IN
reyiev, with the Pr sldent and Secretary OF
. War. What the result was, has not yet been
publicly announced. ;, ;, >,
. Of March. Some Of the Paymasters were pay,
ing off the troops during the time General
Hooker was on the south side OF the Kappa
hammock, and, during the progress OF the bat
tie, had to gather up their funds tor safer posi-
4 lions
Another invasion Of Kentucky is said to be
threatened One portion OF the Confederate
army is reported to have been sent to East
Tennessee with view of entering Kentucky
. by way of Cumberland Gap, while another,
consisting of cavalry, have already crossed the
. Cumberland River, near Burksyille, in Cum
berIand county, a few miles north OF the State
line.
Some dogs have recently been poisoned,
here, from eating meat laid in the streets, on
which strychnine was placed,
Several pick pockets have recently been ar
rested in Baltimore. They were ''plying their
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16

Several pick pockets have recently been ar
rested in Baltimore They were "plying theil
trade on the passenger railroad cars.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06

CUGAR BUCKEs.-5 DOZEN, ASSORTED
~ cases, just received at
dec IL ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
GUGAR-5 HHDs PRIME n. o. SUGAR,
~ barrels crushed do, barrels powd cred do,
.arrels gTanulated do. just received at
ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
CALT-S0O BARRELS, CUsHELS EACH,
- 200 bushels, $50 bushels each,
goo sacks Turks Island, Cor sale by
deo1l GEO. FOSTER co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06
CHARTER PERPETUAL

With Successful Business Experience
FIFTY Y L a H ..
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In lhe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
Spouse losses, the PH09NIX stands pre-eiRefly at
the head Of its profession; aChiie its extensive, prGctt
teal, snd steGss business system Of local agencies
is not eJceiIed By any similar corporation an The oOrId
Insurances solicited, and policies issued and re-
j. W. NEASEN, Resident A gent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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FLOORING.
10000

MEET OF POPLAR FLOORING, DRESSED
Il for sale by A. SIMPSON.
Dec 10, 1862. dim
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& Is @ O * .
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Having just returned from the
East with Large and Beautiful
stock, I now offer to sell
Gold and Silver II u n t i n 6
Watches.
Small gold Hunting Watches.
Gold, Vest and Oh a t e / ain
Chains,
Diamond, Pearl and Opal
Rings.
Carbuncle, Plain Gold and
Seal Rings,
Carbuncle, Pearl and Plain
Sets Jewelry.
Brestpins, Buckles, Crosses.
Necklaces, &c,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Lcckets,
Silver Spoons, Caps and Nap.
kin Rings,
Silver Butter and Fruit
Knives, Salt Spoons,
Plated Table Tea Spoons and
Forks,
Studs, sleeve Buttons and
Ear Rings,
And many other articles too
numerous to mention, all of
which I will sell at low
figures for Cash.
Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. You
vii! find it to your advan-
tage.
GEO. A. BTTTROLFF,
No. 46, Main Street.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry repaired and warrented.
deCl3
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EXTRACTSl EXTRA CTS-50 D0Z. ASSORTED
II kinds and sizes Genuine Extracts, for sale at
ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06
AUCTION & COMMISSION
AUCTION AND COMMISsION.

II NELSON & CO, WOULD INFORM TIKI
IL. public that they will attend to selling or
Commission at Auction, Private Sale, any an6
AL kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend tc
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given TO selling
Household Furniture, both old AID second hand
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention tc
collecting debts or claims will act as agent fol
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 II. NELSON & co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06
JUST RECEIVED AT
III. J. SCHLAEPFER'S

II. J. SCHLAEPFEK'S
New Drug Store.
FE7HE LARGEST VARIETY OF HAIR
L Brushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Hair Oils, Pomades, and Handkerchief Extracts.
ever brought TO the city.
Also Just received some Of the celebrated Parable
Chewing Gum Also, pure article of Tolu Wax
and Spruce Gum at tSCHLAEPFERS
nov27 Drug Store.