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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18
nesy-The mu.kra,. in Minnesot, have

RaS-The muskratS in Minnesota have
double-Iined their nests, and the trout
have already left She small creeks for deep
hole'-sure indications. says the St. Paul
Pres, oil "a severe wlntor as that Of 1857
when the same occurrence WAS observed
TO which the Greensburg Democrat says,
the Government rats and Treasury corms-
rants have also d0uble-liued their nests,
and many Of the larger sharks are crossing
the Atlantic water,-surc indications Of a
storm Of = p..vEgr nature.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

paFThe first "snow squall' of the sea-
son paid our town a visit on Sunday last,
but on Monday morning, snow was as
scarce in the streets, as enlisted "loyal
Lsssuers"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-We are in re.
ceipt of this gem of Magazines for Decem.
Der. 1t is "a love" of a number. Every
body should subscribe for it, Read the
prospectus in another column. aud then
60 to work and get up your clubs for 1864
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

FIRST TAX SALE OF LANDS IN lNsurREc-
IioSARf DISTRICTS The first sale of lands
under the act for the collection of direct
taxes IN insurrectionary districts will take
place under the superintendent of the
tax commissioners Of South Carolina
twenty-five tracts on Hilton Head Island
valued at $4,000, and large number of
houses and town lots in Beaufort. will be
sold at Port Royal on the lst Of December.
or from day to DAY thereafter until the
property is sold
Dsg"This will be good chance for .
number of loyallesguers to procure a good
farm ia Dixie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

nE-CH1cAMAUGA, where the la'' "a,
tie between Bragg and Rosocr'"', AIS,
fought, means RiDer Of DfAh .
our poor soldiers found it So
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

But how intense the indignat@
against this man can scarcely
scribed, though it is not to BE- ~
that this indignation is Qaals@
contempt. But enough about
uscd-up man J!
CHEATING THE PEUpLE.-Th.
lition journals are continualr a., a
.senting to their deludcd readcN X X
in Baltimore now, as in New Osa1
'or in Nashville, great change, Oh.
lie opinion are going on in theirE
rs if, independent OF the miliar,
csblc action Of their Schenks
Buffers, &c, Baltimore is reprsm
Just now to be in u state Of ucm,
white equality and flntcrnizstv.
land If we could credit them, M,
"roughs" there now cherish am
even more than they cherishaT
man.
All this is delusion-the old 4
aion--and the writers upofit n
it well, But take Schcnk and ii,
/ my from Baltimore, and rot a \,
Lincoln member Of congress cm
elected from that city, or Hort
state. The Public meeting. %
ed, are humbug.-military hunh
-ctHQusr concerns, got up for rts
and intendod 70 be cheats.
The gullibiIity of republicans.
it ScanS to Us, amounts to a diss.
a monDmaaia They no doubt. cri
all those stories from Baltimor .
Now Orleans. aud Nashville
LrnPhis,-just as thvy crcdita h
fancy that Il holiday Of three n1rI
10, 900 men would end this ciN w
and all that we had to do wat
"march on with John BDwa, d
: from the Potomac to the Rio GrgA
john Browns sosl-haye nova
,cn their fights from their bodi@ in
John Browns soul marched on d
whore this flight Of souls is toes
( God alone knows, rs the war goea
Nevertheless, tho republicans cma
nc as gulIible, the same wondsh
'croduIous nav When aud VIII
il this republican guIibiIity 10 cat-.
! v. !. Er.
TEE CoNsCElPrIcN Acr VoID-H'
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
eyinced its fearless integrity and n
/ dIcatod the rights Of PonHsyi ius
and the people. bv deciding ha@
Federal Conscriplion Act is uwp
'stituli-nai aud void This result VI
predicted when the act WAS pas'a-
, No LAWYER, unbiased by party pr,s
and unbought by Federal nGq
could entertain n doubt that ihe Oh
scripuon was a tyranmcal usuIlala
by IL proflgate ana deNp'cao,G oall'
vulgar ais ignorant poltIe'I oaAa'
degrading ana oiSgrac'hS 'no WI
honorea name o! the Congress o. =
tniIeo states.
1t remains to he seen whether ~
erhor curtin, VINO PROCESSES pIoal
reverence for judicial authority
90 MS duty, or whether, Ts9ns
OF the oath Of ONCE, ne WlIl wi
and f. u,iiios " ond Jra - ,,,oJ Il to upulss
bI- snfferinr borri6ir mntistss|
Iiood,. doat77,' w. w 5afanoo Iof ~ ru
,%,ie,b, % y ~ GI," io,, !" rI-',.,ar,l,n} ~ III
bSsI, 80 "''" !" " y '''"''' '''
'''''"'
The LEGAL TENDER Qunl@
The New York Commercial sayy'i
The legal tender question, We Y
derstand, las been carried by VT's
error to the Sapreme Court 'ls 'ln
United States at Washington y y.
sidering the numerous connlcsu1
up'Gi ins ;; " biL,,. ;I u'iiJ,o,o Sa;,obc tbst a
TIesj IL II hIghly ueeiIaolo '"' a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

tIncoln' Secretary of State, s either a
fool himself or thinks aIl "tho rest OF
mankind are fools Though Nv Seward
hbs yielded to every demand made upon
him by John Bull, he NJ the same time.
refuses to grant to the humblest follow
citizen, the rights guaranteed 10 him By
the constitution and laws Of his country.
10 show that his mind ia us clcot ne
"mud, we need not refer to his prophecy
Of Decmher lSGO-iLaJ the troubles then
brew ing, would be settled in sixty days,
nor to his "lrrepressiblc conflict doc
lrine, bJt to some other facts Of moro
recent dates.
In 1862 he wrote to Mr.. Adams, our
Minister at the Court Of England, as
follows:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

In this country especially, il is habit
not only entirely consistent with the Con
slituiiou. hut even essential to its stability,
10 rc7lrd M' administration at any time existing
as DISTINCT AND SEPARATE FROM TuE GoyLEN-
NgNT ,r>sLr, uud 10 ca,o0ss the proceedings Of
hc ono wahou the thought Of dSioy0ity 10 The
oybyr
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BY the ars.vs, Of the fs'sp.co, Ne hs,' advice
from Havana to thc "a saptsnbcr. sni from MILO
20 the io;h Ausu.t
The French e1p'dton hat captured Tsrp'co con
siusd Of ssvsn steamers. conveying 0OO ,uf.ntry. 70
cavalry, and l;D of the volunteer II esion "ffo-ega.
ss" Ger. sotsdo has rs'sci s.of 90. and with
top men has started sr,,"sd, intending 10 purchase
Arms And rrocufs f'Cruifs IN { 20 fofui.
From the CAV of So Nico. isAiU that Gen. Wa
mon las gtc IN h.s Gdh's On u Ia. Hgr oyt = Of
things and d.cIalei has SlleGi.nce to the kmpsrOr
M,yimiian.
Another rebellion Lately irote Cut H. Santo Dom n.
g., aud the commander y. Puerto Plata vAs obliged
70 abandon the city aud shut him,cf up In thc foIt
Iroops weIe ssnt to his assasance iom SantieGo dc
Cuba by whose Aid the rebellion was suppfesssd.
There was .ood sts OF yeiios lover ~ havana
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Telegraphio News Items, Ue.

CNysArnF, Gao-s, Prr.', ~. heer r.i,,ins
for 'ome Nesss and tn.f.' '-e the .avy ltYs.t-
mem is concerned foT Lss,t,ty.
tJL'sRL ~, ~, o. he S.Ti .fi'h New YORK
vounterIS hss been diin. ifel f.tn the vic,
C~ufs not sts'td.
sons exc te'ns y, was cres'ai IN C-lrrn'u, Ohio
.'s.eds{ ~ rnonD, ocrasloac4 ti,sfy men tsana.
down Vi'laudi ,hA,u taf.
l.rur' } Il. brrDniu, 10 had heen on Provost
ara Detective duty In wellington or the pact erlt-
sen months, was Killed ip tia, ritf tafty 1ss,.Idsy
mornin. by pocemsn Thomlson, pAo sLot b,Iu
ne ihtt.r vac committed TO the Ola Cav.si 81 4n.
Lia sas from Freehold, '. j.
III B1uslo. yu.sdsy might, dssroyed Wilke-
Ab.It ousnsis ot grain ored Ia the eis-
MWn sasy corn Ihs .eas . ntimatsd st $780,.
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Good News from Charleston.

The Rebels Evaeuate Norris Island.
Wsbstsr has arrived hero from CITY Point. and re-.
~rs thai konis Island is evacuated bv the r.he..
TAs Ncvs CONFIRMED.
fvt,sss 4onya. SEPT. 9.-The Eichuoni rs.rrp
u. ofsept. s:h. contains the following,
chsr'ss'on, Sept. 7.-T5s boIaSardm.at vn t.p,
~ Without intermissioa all day yestrrday, and 6a,
sts the night. About loO OF oar men we're hiu.d
I'D vound.d o. Bst-sr;.s Wagner ard Gregg
1hs sftenp< to s-aul' Battery GrcYs "a, repu.sd
SS.n ths enemy bad competed their land D.,
- havoc 10 slppossd To have been mad. IN the
ODy's bosts BY Our gaps and csnis,er
AZ dark on WEDNESDAY, ,'ths enemy Lsy nr .dy.ue.
n sasir sappsrs up TO the very mos.s OF Wagner,
I'D IL bsins imDossibl. to hold the island longer.
Sen Bsaurssrd Ordsred its evacuation, which "a.
sreentsd betveen p. NJ, aud | A II. vUa,uee..
~ssp'ksd the guns Of Wagner and Gregg. and With.
NV n0issle"ly 10 forty bArscs. ouiy one barge,
sntainins twelve men, va captured.
Ths enemy nov holds Cumming Poln. IA full
Osw q the city. All qniet thi. morning
Ca~aJLsfoH S,st. '-Noon. A sps.,h from N, n,
Wsposn Elliott, commanding a, For, sumter, 40
s0sness that nss Of truce. demaudius the lnme
lisss surrender Of that fort. h.s jus. bsea r.c,iyed
ssm Admiral Dahlsrsn, by Lieut. Brown. Of ia,
asaaer Palmetto state. Cen B.suresard ha.t.l.-
>phsd to MAJOR Elliott to reply to Dabyreu that b.
ssn have Fort Sumter when le take. 4, nd hold. il,
snd that. in the meantime such demand. ar. pueri.
- unbecopins,
Ck-s1sstor. sept IS r. N-At O'clock. pm.
- fNuu cisds and monitors approached Fort Sumter
as1 than usual and opened . hot Ere .sains, 4,
ear batteries on sulvsns Issnd, Including those Of
vort konltrs replied heavily. Tie drins I. .iu
VDins on.
tfot Wagner wss one OF the strongest works ever
epnNructed BY the rebss. Thousands Of slave. are
I'D to have labored for mouths upon II. until u ;
thickness Of its walls seemed to tld defiance 10 any
Gunence which vs could miog to bes. Axsin,t IL
The oomtproof Of the fort = building Of very
besyy timber, covered By immense mound q
sArth And tandbaes. Uron either end an entrance
snd sieIsg ptsAAses leo through and through tho
eractus ass every Avenue Of spproach vas swept By
Sn Of the heaviest cshbre and the dry niar.h
tLAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
THURSDAY. SEPTENBER 10, EoY,

Tux life in.erps. Of s,v,utesn different p~,op, "a
and c, pa.r,ted Q the Tu,tsd SITE, npdcr ne Con
tscation Acc vas sold n wa binston v,stssSse IN.
dr dec ree n ~, "a ~, Thc liz - soid ksn,
one fourth 10 one 6uh OF thar .rtuI ys,u,
r. v-.- -, -
NJ = I'nn..n IL sla Nhpt. Misd.r, vno sfe
nru ss no.tasss ioI 81 ssryrr ara Car Fynn,
u" VIZ 70 " nune in r.tanrion py Jeii DavNGe
nnery 70 sAlA Insioe we loit ongeg tho dsS ue
suNu inet G.en wv Ar during dress parade
@ an.y ro.n ovx Seu' ena ave Apparently unconccfncd
,rss,o.s tDet ise iney are Acpi In cssA coptns-
nie" uuf'ns 'ne nigs'
o. Acndsy syenins, about . cecioet, ths deros Of
the C ntf al X r. at JrapsviIte. n L. vas eutireiv v
dcstra cd by Ars. hr. Raid sin, the 4 r. AGENT Tho
vhh bis family. lived Ia the building, and kspt
small store In another part eat ,pte he cellar y
light. TO empty barrel of kerosesc oil An eI,lo.
after took place. and the hole building vas
svrrv thor, vas made 20 rc.r,Is him hut tbsush be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
From Westera yira,n,a

Warrington. Sept, s.Au official report Of General
Avsri rccrin'' hi' cfrsd,.on lhrcssh several com
ties IN virginia, meeting r,th continued .ucccwss
and driving the retels before bnl also, rHrmins
the fspor; OF the d,straeion Of sat.ere work.. ae
csnrs, Gnf. ,u,pne't, 'or,s &c The report Also
ra.ss sha' he lad hsht OF t-o dave durs:ioa
-.,h superior f,ri force under o;eu. sem. Jones
driving them shc first isJ. but retiring s ths opd o.
the sseord dsy for van. Of ammunition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
Affairs In n rr,as.

~. Louis, sebt.s. A SPECIAL 10 the DssocG,- from
Psols, kansas. say' shat bst-e,s Lesvcn-ofth snd
here mos, enc Ing reIorn rirculs' OF ano;h
e. thfestencd INVASION Of ksnsss Vusu'retI has st
ics'. one ,ho4ssnd men near ,hr ksasl, nc The
citizens are orsanitins INTO military comps1ics ard
regiments The condition o. women aud children
Ia the most pa niul phs.s Of ths border pane. The
meeting to day will BE- . sres, gathering Of rel.sl
hs.er, and radical Jnicu men. Aiasns all there 10
one psrvading op,Iion, I've rus. tnhshsckers
o. hey vii siii us" ftoy sfa favor VI putting
taeu out oi the way ~ oura.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
Southern News.

Po,,rsss Monvos SEPT. o. The following item, are
sen the Richmond Isstisss of Sept; s'h;
Aaanfa s,pt THE enemy =. active stow. And
tslos Chattsnoosa.
ct0'tanoo9a, SEPT. 6-wi:h the ercspt.on OF .
4 shells thrown At ocr pontooIs yeste day olhins
~, occurred to break the monotony a. this place The
sp.my 70 quite active sboye and below the ,osn +,
b.. there are no further nd!-ations Of an attack.
It's bsst informed persons thnI 'h4. no stack VIII
~ made here, ba. al effort will he ulads to FAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
Political.
THE prmocraiie state Coa,enrion

Albany, S,pf The Democratic luiun STATE
Convention met a. Twoddlc HAIL. at IL O'Clock noon,
and W.. called TO order b. Peter Ctsscr Judge Hand
wa chosen ;rup1fAy CaAfmAa. -lO addressed the
Convention NJ ioioss'
G.rtleia,n ~ he ronrer,ior I,'snt -, - III.
honor you have Con'sr cd le. t'us 'fu' ed
ip-s VII r. conducted vi'h hArpci. ,, nrrint the
i2us period lEa ~ aiai i.'i.st "a q Che rdN.' q
pupsfity aud power e,c,ed the ,iuilLsi Il sno a.
,oni.htrer: of The world hu, d.ikaer' and tio.b,
,iou a.. in dansor- unJGstifatle rebellion threat
dcs.fuct 90 all that Cd ,itl'ens hold deAt.
pain They b,li',, Ia tn l'r,onhi u criy OF the
ct 2en. rlnrantsed ~ the ION. and they bs
bot ihey repc with scosp the insinuston that they
are no; To- al. The Douocrscy Of The kmpire state
pro,nsoy OF he laws and to iostore the niou, aud
Tor otacr purpose. Nous other IS constitutional,
,b,s ,na Y o e. e az prSnsa V Va, hsasS% so % I'D
coinsel lof he . omppu o. tG''e sra. pa pj,es on
tbs OcIGeiou.
ia, roli oi d,.ess,ss va hen called. Sew OH bs
ing omitted.
Nj A. q NcNeti moved thai Tho Tammany Hall
delegate, be reu,,;ed 20 -s,e the pr.s, nta'ion Of
Any question o regularity sud confer with the Mo-
,s't Hall and NtKeon d,iee,t5rs ~ . d,r tJsceurs
united delegation fiom Nrr YlrL.
" John u. IL ..li moved ~ amend b, s,s!.inf
GU tae Nck, on d,.rta'ion.
NJ. Levi II Br'vu Tovsd substitute, hat The
de'eFs,ion, loui New jrk be requested to withdraw
tor coIaultgtOn, ~th tue s.ev OF prcs ntns = unit,
delegation
NJ Mckeon favored she putstitute, claiming that
bis delegation rpre.eEet the city Of Ne. York. but,
he aid matter What he deci,iuu " he COW u
ton mlSh % IA cara 70 me dell saion ior nhica he
had ne hOnot 30 ssas tt"y would 'nbHt in order 10
uIs tnt mo.' Yii.ei nnoh anu harmony M oipo-
Nj Ellsh : Purdy opposed the substitute, re
ma lnRtY n "a A lllaf I'm
Ihntin1' liail delegation w'r" Wrpired to confer
w.thth pre- tH'''ve' non Aoz1r' nan bu. iiat
ihry coell uf ech''n' 'o o''o';hlN' { hNf o!gau!<A
, t1ent that HANs rlig.. ~ 80 ,''t
me fo9lon 81 VI. .trt!ni '" sIltl nut u"
NJ heon 'e."sa'I Ms. ,oe' - a'"'r ol .. 10 -
. n uuDtii ,lt .! ". h.t"n 4i'',ei tAe us1rsa-
tna' iiuin " ros 20 "i;'i b" t'-s iAl'"i
srn s ,ia we. o S'e'e-lHs uA''eH d''v. "''|h' "-'
/ '"'" ss"Ps'-
AprRNoox .s,so,
r.ti.,, .,,- =, IN y v ~. ,,v. .,.,
Sa'"" !" o'ue' ~ %" - "a nj Nch''" "A'"e
tn,t hf delegation mad named PhAip W fnss. hos
Ncsrsi,t .td hr.trf . con,n,ft,c, d, eouter xit n
- 81, -,
is'hNaNy mn ana noNIt IS 20 sepr "atAtion Ia
srtiOn, 4 h, act Oa az had received no an..ef or
rccJfnition iroIn them. Mr ivriin rcriarkrd thst
tht Chalruisn o. the 1aunauv delegation, sho Va,
10 rcpor, til. result of the conference wa not rssen
and he suggested that the subject 10 dropped for the
present.
br. Humphrey. Of tn. Committee on Prrmanen,
Orrsr r,aat,on iporsod shr following which VA unsn-
fres'dieot Anaa i. Parker
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Capture of Chattanooga.

csnrsnnatis SEPT. o.-Gersr.l Crittenden's division
4 General Rosecrsns army, occupied Chattanooga
s-lay. witbou. opposition. The easny svscls.i
yesterday, rstrsstins south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-10
The Tennessee Campaign.
Hesscraas' Omcisi Report.

sashtn9ton, Sept 9--xa.or-isneral RosserAna'
n, Il The o7-rstion, In Middle Tspus.1se 10 on
.s,s.sS - s-Asae>s sAs su,aS~,.>.v
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10

+. LADIES FURS.
Having bought our fine
Furs before the unrrece-
denied advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point. cal! at
VAUTIER & MARC0NEIER,
SO Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10

Q L q . = -
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Having just returned from the
EAST with Large and Beautiful
stock, I now offer to SELL 900
Gold and Silver H uniting
Watches. aaHf55axa =
Small gold Hunting Watches.
Gold, Vest and CHI atelain
Chains, r.9 80
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,
Lockets,
Silver Spoons, Caps and Map.
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
WRRlcR t %i mFPep 1til at all os@f
figures for Cash. M
Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. You
vii! find it to your advan-
tage.
GEO. A. BTTTROLFF,
No. 4S, Main Street.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry repaired and warrented.
dec13
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FLOORING.
10000

FEET OF POPLAR FLOORING, DRESSED
L for sale by A. SIMPSON.
Dec 10, 1S62d1m
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
AND
CHEROKEE INJECTION.


The tsro Medicines combined being complete, cad
needing no other Medicine to cure ne obstinate
case Of GONORRHEA. GLEET, GRAVEL
srScs, Tor
all The old naHseous preparations hare failed.
VNHEsE PREPARATIONS ARE NON ONLY
l. as good other medicines, but they are far
better than the best, for the simple reason that
these fail to cure in few days, while all 9TH
ers do fail in many cases.
Ts-They are unlike every other Medicine pre-
scribed for venereal diseases as they contain no
copabia or mineral poison. The g Cherokee Renee
dy should be taken internally, in teaspconful do
SEES. 1t is diurelic and Alternative in its action it
purihes and clcanses the blood, and causes it to
flow in all its original purity and vigor; thus
moving from the system all impure and pernicious
causes which have induced disease.
Rattle " Cherokee Injection must be used as
injectioni Its effects are healing, soothing and
emuloient. 1t removes all scalding heat, chordes
pS-By the use Of the Cherokee Remedy" and
50 Cherokee objection, the two combined,-aII
improper discharges are removed, and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored to full vigor and
strength
Rz=Uo those who have tried all the various pre-
parations in vain until they think themselves be-
yond the reach Of medical aid, we would say:
NEVER DESPAIR THE uCHERoKAE RENE
DY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION WILL
CURE YOU AsTER ALL QUACK DOC
TORS HAVE FAILEDi
LtDs-Tor full particulars, get circular free from
Dhub ctoft the COuiAtIy OF Nflte the Bro-
prietor, who will mail free, to any address, full
treatise venereal disease KS
HS-PRIcE:-Cherokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for So.
pa0-Price Of Cherokee Injection 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for S..
Sent by Express to any address, on receipt
of price
pssrSold by all responsible Druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. R. MERwIN, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
No c, Souri, FOURTH STREET,
sT.LOUIS, MO.
Has-Sold in Evansville by WIN. -----
and all Druggists everywhere.
aursl- y-dskweow
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
SEWING MACHINES.

Y NJ SELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
Il Office from No. First Street, to his residence
on Second street, opposite the new Presbyterian
Church, will keep, as heretofore, a good assort-
ment of Wheeler Wilson's, and Singers Sewing
Machines and Needles, Silk Thread and Oil, an
evr ything that is connected with the business.
mil I5H T. M SELLMAN. Ag't
GTAR CANDLES.-6o0 WHOLE, HALF. AND
Sqearter boxes for sale low in lots, to the trade
by Sc. GILBERT & CO.,
octls No. Sycamore street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
To every man who desires to bcstOw his ia,urance
WELL TRIED CORP0RAT ION.

In lhe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
sponse 10 LOSSES the PENIX stands preeniRerltlg al
the head Of its profession ekile its extensive, prac
ticdl, Cfd sf-class business system of local agencies,
Is MOI ercelied by any similar corporation IN he lUorld.
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
INSURANCE AGENCY.
surance A gencY.
ALLEN C. HALLECK,

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to Issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country on Inland and Fire Risks He will
also receive applications for
.-A LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend TO the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend to the settlement of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience as an INSURANCE AGENT,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
EsS- Ofice, on First Street, near the Post
Office.