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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January %, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the ONCE of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR 30 600 BARRGLa or

sEALsD Proposals. are invited ill ths ssth day
q q DAY. lass as u o'clock m, for furnishing
Bids win be received for what is known IS No /.
ssrrss bids dsre1ni grades .s' :hoaa 's Ss
ugc s. separate Ss,;a sheet. Of paper :. -
tie Or so ss soon q
the government may, direct, It the rat. Of 800
N on +
the Railroad Depot, Mashinston, O.
Payment will be made in certificates Of indebted
ness or sncn other funds the government may have
;, The s usual inspection will n made
No BID win Be entertained from parties Who have
bidders not present to- rsspsnd. = ''''1
Bh e s. e . ' he'd
dorsed Proposals for Flour" my is. dts'th
CITATION HOUSE FOB METROPOLITAN Pc.
sxA1.D PROPOSALS Iii HE T. received At tn. Office
Of the Superintendent Of Metropoiitsn Police, siS
Eleventh street vest until FRIDAY May 20, at Il
e = iss..d sa south :t.:st, ssss.sS
ana s5sa
and will include al work and materia specified -
occupancy, and name the shortest time required
for such complexion, according to the plans and
be- .sm + e a..
When bid is made in the name Of . firm, the
sted therein, must be signed to the bid, otherwise
1t will not be considered.
An oath Of allie glance must accompany each bid,
The Committee reserves the right, conferred by
the act aforesaid to reject such bids may not
deemed advantageous to the interests of the
Corporation.
security to the Mount of double the contract
will be required from the successful bidder-said
security to consist of bond signed by two persons
known to be abundsntly responsible for the faith.
full performance of the contract within the time
specified and the sxacton of suitable forfeit for
each days failing to complete the building within
- ''' RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
JOSEPH F. BROWN,
President Board Aldermen.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD,
Prest. Board Common Council,
Building Committee.
Washington, May s, 1883 my peot22
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Washington, May s, 1853.
ROPOsALs FOR BRICKS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Wnshisg.oa, May 7, 1853. {
szALRp PROPOSALS, will be received ut this De-
partment until Monday, the 18Th instant. at 70
o'clock d for 10000 hand made hard red bricks,
for the united States Capitol extension. the de-
the signing of the contract and be continued at
the rate of not less than 5000 Per month.
The Department reserves the rignt to reject an7
or ell the bids if it considers it to the interest of
the Government to do So
The bids will be opened at y O'Clock NJ. on the
18th instant in the presence Of such of the bidders
rs may see proper to attend.
J.P USHER.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY
The above-namsd eompan, have placed upon the
INGTON and GE0RGETOWN three si- sITfEM
Derior Ocean Steamers, Commanded by aess-zsssSA
sIRsrienced and ekiliful sesmen, which win form
rates than any other 70
These steamers win connect with all transporta.
ton lines out of New York, and no Commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned to the
K Kmbalmed bodies forwarded to any part Of
the United States = :
Goods should be distinctly marked, to avoid mis-
carriage.
Fer freight or passage thavine excellent scceu,-
medations) apply to MORGAN q RHINENART
- Water street, eorgetown. JANIS HAND.
lit Wall street, New York. ap a. colin
IChron., Intel, 4 Kepub
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THE EVENING STAR.
Ssnnet Of the Sidewalk.--Trae Courage.
II NlpFaHARfR.

fheee are big times for courage true and tried,
And glorious Ills its evidence to note,
lid scenes where busy death on every aide.
eyeaks from the cannon 5 sds,nantine throat;
KS grand upon the sea, when bent to save
The suderinx from peril and from wreck,
When the fierce wind and overwhelming ware
B&sAy to sweep the vessels trembling deck.
Det there h . courage not SO often seen,
That holds high rank wherever 1t 10 known:
Il takes no lofty or pretentioue mein
But in extreme humility Is shown
As in his case who, calm. unmoyed by passion,
Dare wear an old coat when tits out of fashion.
Bossoa Gazette.
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l. POTATOES, AND
FOR BALE CHE A D - =

just received on con ,ignment large lot of the
above articles direct from fonnectcut Fer further
particulars inquire at the Columbia Market, Penn.
Elizaheth Murray, foot of 18th street, Bradley IS
Dock.
my Is 2aw3w MALLARD& WILLIAMS
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SWINGLE i HOWLETT,
Il, N L II ~, ~

ID M INV EhS AND 3 UTLUEKS,
No. ATS Eleventh street, between and e, re-
spectuly Inform their friends and the pu bile gem
orally that they have open ed shop at the above
named place and are now ready to contract for the
erection Of buildings, &c, well to do general
repairing and job work share of the public
patronage is solicited nv I3Imx
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$. n. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

raj om sfs SfR 5TiGs ct Ss for v
CATAWBA GRAPEi
ass 81 sh1ra1ng sdationsi evidence OF the pro:
Of our ability to produce articles at home equal to
those MADE OF any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
dies in purity and flavor: It is in fact, the Bssf
rated ~ ths certificates OF our most distinguished
The , IL hss S1s sssa IL
1s a to br the SALE sale and Of
fsGs aas sssaas y
and is of perfect purity and superior flavor, ana
5aR EHE4 SH faf FRS Sa5EfiHs
SREAD TIE cERTIF1cArEsn,
WAsHINaToz, D. O., Nov. II. Isss
il. ose
Of f es
aaaptsa from it's purity and quality. 10 take he
THOMAS ANrIsELL.
Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Patent ONCE.
sr4rs AssArEs's eFrIoR, 50 somer.s. St,
/ hereby CERTIFY tina. Sa2s. sSis r. al ns5s
brou ght 70 me by g. Simmonds Eso and 49,
hs vs found no aduteT ating in yred ent or
suptsncss IN IT, II Is pure brandy spirit with fXa
psnal coiorng and saccharlne matters baonrine ~
oH fs +. sao il sei Nrs%fii a. uses.
n o State Assaysr.
T. CLARE, corner Is and Penn. ava ao,a
~ -.-t-- DIeer.ot. mar l8-eos SIN
fSOfELER WILSON,
AZ GENERAL A UCTI0NEERS
IRON HALL. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
beftceea 9th and iGth stree.S =
sthg renewed their license offer their serviraa
g the pu oic for the sale of Real Property Steces
i1oesenold Fprnlture and Merch anGfse of eny dae
serigusn. Lisersi cash advances made whensvar
.-- apsla
dSR PHOTOGRAPH CARDS. Too
.Cories of celebrated Pictures, PAINTINGS az
~ 'l '0'0' ). M [ A1aslsis iHFsE1sss' at
No. ass Seventh ST., d. ors aboySa
Az T.,-.a DAD Fellows Hall
THE WHoLEsALn STOCK
FINE GRoCRRIxs, WINES AND LIouoaa
EN- IL DUPRE,
tLak $40 Fsnssvlpasic ArsnueJ
RHMovED TO
47S-NINTH sTRDET-x1a
Between and 4.
Whore he Win continue 20 aarH
su1Lsss, PuavK1oRs And rxs Orry T..nr
EAR E.eou
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MALLARD & WILLIAMS.
A sSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Corner q nud Strsste

WASHINGTON, d. O., May q, 1858 !
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
charge of horses belonging to the United States,
that the Quartermaster's Department will not be
responsible for the removal Of dead animals uni
immediate notice of the death is given JOHN 81.
GERMAN, Superintendent Nineteenth Street Sta
oles.
When nstice is 80 given, dead Government ami
mails will be promptly removed and receipts in
duplica te be given by the team stars.
my u w I'll. b. LACEY Cant A 0 NJ
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I United STATES REVENUE STAMP DE.
u PGSlTORY

Cl!.c'oS's Office Of Internal Reveans,
No. 416 Scan Street, te:rsea Eand Fas{
This Office hay pg been designs,ed by the Com.
missioner of Internal Reyenu- as the Depository
for furnishiLs United STATES Internal Revenue
Clamps, . full supply Of every kind and dsnomi-
nation win hereafter be kept constantly or hand
The follow ing di scount will be made:
On pnrch sses of $50, or more, per centum
On purchases Of 10 or more, 8 per centum.
On purchases OF $50, or more, per centum.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp Dep6 sitary ana Collector of
my I26t 1nterns Revenue for d. @.
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IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.
{ and asss. Of the principal mer

The n x ofsW 4 and sw Z of sw ssof section 2:
the OF BE 4 and the u Of sW i, of section,
8; the Il the q z of W 4, the sW L ofNW 4.
the \ + 4, the = Of NV < ami NV ! offNW %
q section -; sections 2 and "a; the Sc i ofNE T.
Ne d ofNE u and i of section IS; the sE 20"
Sc Il Of seetop 81; The "a of section g; the NV 4
sE and tie n = efsw2, Of section 81: the Z NJ
y sfNE q, Of NEAs ofNW 2,sEk,Ex
ship 10, Of range L. sS"A-
The EEA and the u ofsection2 Q; the.NE OHM
s sssW . .sa of:ssslonz th sss y &
t tie q fsf ne aS q N ssSton The Of
section z; the NV Of NV i, the * ofsE Y,
nd ND The Sd Of sW q section a. thu. W ! q
q; ne u Of NE the q X of NV Il the sW Z
s aw s HRd the .n5 s9 section "a The the
II ofNs y, the BE u Of NE 4, the sW Il ofNW y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
The Old Established Binder,

IdOS. w. ODELI.
CORNER ls.t of MAIN AND THIRD STREET OWES
M MANUfAOTuREs all kinds OF BLANK bpot;sf..
III County pnices, Banks, Rail Road Jhcas i.,,
style, from 70 cents up to ,6opei qure
1est No. itla 5 ol Move paper used Blask Mar
musasti ueN Periodicals., Ac., Ac, Loiip IA, ~, ~, -
desired ~ PLAIN or gin and having thc tools a. IN,
merry used BY horts and by Caleilsiar le I. ,re,,
70 match AL volumes bound by them l''''
Oid Books Tehctad, and made to lock better n.
Music bound n sny stye desired aud pagoa; oa
Nenehce ever beioro offered here, Win tilIs, -,
50 His PAGING MACHINE is Tire only on. ,'i,' i ~
olty, and u one Of the most important inv,rt, m
ne present Day. u will accurately page an, nm ~
BOOKS, Sheeksi Drafts, haiiroad books and Is,t, :,
Hns "a 5iy 1nd Of Blanks, as high uloisarsi
a. " y, also pays very particular att.nf',u a., 80,
BNLing B Mi SINUS OF bidiks with Fntoa Heads- Rai,
fsoa1 ana other WORK requiring nsatness and ,iisfsl
"a Having recently greatly added tu M 49,
lse'es he Is tterthan ever prepared 70 Plea
e. he refers 70 the County Offices Of Montgop,, o.,
s.' ssu1e' b"ihe, anu 70 the various BRnks Fnh.eI
oilees' &C. IN the Miami Valley, tor specimens oi r.
dsola.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
NwNNt no wOvG.
Fol SALE BY

VIM Wensthon and wv stewart. DAYTON, G,nroe l.
Beyer, Miamsburgi Jtoeklager. Hmm. 4 q A,,dsr.
son, Centrevlllej p NJ VI NeW Iebanou; a Jaclfson.
Chambersburg; r Blvr. Haryisbilrg. ID n Oi,sine
JOhnsYilei Arnold lii,erf south 1ltnofop, isc,i
smyer, West Baltimore ;t( ookIe a "a eerrsanto,yn.
y y " hIpi{, H4hdaliai lNiekolH, LDertyi u Rees,
n,asii,neIsNlis heleIiing Eerr Salemi W Pyrmont,
Mlli,nns q sWaheri Nesl Htmore; Parker, Bro, 4
unI fafAefsbuIsi ana by yuggists and Merchants
gehei"N throughout He lited States and Cana
"es' del6dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Mrs. A. called and got one dollars worth Of
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT mINIOKs.
The niceat kind. si .-er att.a
Mrs 3. got one dollars worth OF the nlcssr lsSf
- 80 TEN CENT SUGAR, an MINIoK n ,,87,
ity OF il y ' '''' f"'''
ELENkN CANT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
M B says that he got the best quAhty Of green
s5 RIO COFFEE AT ]. A. MlsIoKs,
THAI he ever drank and Mrs, B. says She got tbr nm
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINicks.
While every body calls gets some or that exccilept
-H EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. .AnNtCK
Mr. NJ says he purchased ahalr barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINIoKiS.
Deo'dedly the best he ever used while the sapply OF
NO. AAcKEBEL, AT J. A. MINrOK,s
Both lor size and quality cannot be exoelle in IN. or
pect his stock Of ''"' M" '"'
oHoioE DRIED FRUIT,
w hss tO,l GOLFERS AND TEAS
.s... fs.Is4t IL SUGAR Of ALL ktNp5
Ana the largest and best variety OF Groceri,. . a. .
lii ule city HIS large establishments on th..
Corner OF Market and .ysHeFso, s,.
maT2gy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Having one OF the most complete Printing Estab
hshmenls p southern Ohio, our facilities for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are irs
class We have one Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern sgles OfTypst aud we employ the
estworkmep.
We have three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department. and are prepared to execute work
with nea,ness and dispatch.
sp-orders ffom abroad viii receive prompt ai'en
tion. Address
BOLLMEYRR a LOGAN, Dayton, ohio.
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j. 3. GILBERT d Co.
WHOLESALE rEALERs IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,

70 anu 70 JeHerson st., Dayton, q.
IUU steel, ] ''iy'.'0 oopee" at 70 and 7s Jeifenoa
~ hhds A. o and Porto Rico Sugars, at 10 ana 70
100 bbls recufed whIsky
Jeseysao ~ a9 od Rye and Bourbon Whisky at, 70 ana "a
Nuts, Raisins, Tigs and Prunes, at 10 am, Is t.no,
street "' ~ =" "hi - druef1"A
20 l sits 10; Mess shad; lohhls 10 Herring A.,.
street ~ N"'' " 90 'n' 20 JfteJstu
sPees, s H. Refined Sugars, Alum, Rosn Tar sri,5,,
Oreain Tartar, soda, Coperas aud salt Iet.r 1
T6 and l8 jefferson stree ''' ''''' ''f HHr 20
ct or b,nj a. a Wne'3o boxes 81 Estop Car
~ ~, ~ iit, i.uil, q, 20 And rs Jeter-On street
w nuts ol eyory variety Of YirRuis r.I...,o .
re1eyed 1 @ AZ 20 amt 7s 'cGerAon street '"' I''''
& ~ 1 lisLl chests GunpoNser Imperial and Youps
ersoi st1ast ' 'o ''lHsk do ior snle a,7G aud "a -
t27dAs,
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9eaatrbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REEVES

WopLHresp specuuly inform his old cnsttlnets an 4,
w The public generally that After an nlsse, ~ ~,
months ne has returned 20 Dayton and taken tbe sb
"rmery occupied by James ", sWope ''Nf
No. ass Third street,
Two doors West OF the Post Once, ,shera An
heppy 20 eive All his old customers and ~ t,s - 7,
ones a. may lavoT him with q call All E,,,3 ~
NAIOhks, CLOCKS, AND JEWRLRY. re,.,,r,',
M M NE ,19 oesi msaneI sAd on short notice aaAII
.sRh mAlNhEE Ihllll7Ss iAlr trial IL all thnt
e~ e%~AAAAAe "0tA' teD2A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
HELLER q OUNo,s
COOKING SANGBs-
THE BEST In TIL MARKET.
ROBERT o@EN,

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS Bow AiAnK m,
Agelnt ~ lViy si9s 9isy 9na sonn'ypr HELLER a
Il iwoO.su w 2 - uVotaaEI i'.t "aaN"hS, best Cooking
AppalAtus w * y lhssh's"' ~ huls Nm up In the
t,st s,liel y. .v lowes @ , stss ,ls3 be afforded.
hNelf w I Nu IN, IN tss 'iei 'esy tNeiI superior
me suilavllpvl eouhi i say ta, he hss No, "a large
ah9 sn Nv mnpeii,pl s.ost y unpll vas tnam Pipe,
anu t ~, gilen .s WI Up 70 onler
tiall and examine. ROBERT enEN
deo Seneisohi t"o uooth pelo Market.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE.


WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. WHO HAVE
w seen the eud Of all r>rfecfion IN sin~ieness,
ard the orfktusi man who ssstrttk Bfilv p,f..r,
sen, also ffat queer animal eailsd the Elrphanf
des irons of adding refuenent 70 cur vision n,
corresponding with two lovely dAmsels with ths
express purfcse 60 nsstrimeny.
We are aisgasted With manufacturing aslap-
Jacks " and pressing grunters into the L. : Arrsv,
50 We vail tnrn cur attention exclusively 90 the
ladi-s- Any who design. a. ice Bowsrs savs
To hitch FIR it," apply Immediately. - Pro-
erSstiuation Is The thirf Of timc." aud . Tirs;
come 10 frst served. and irzt Is the hast"
MURiLLo & CoRREScIo.
aso-st c. II, ffsh Ind. beg, nechsrd. Tenn.
CoRRESPoNRENTS wANTED-Two GAY
y Buckeys. whose sweethearts have deserted
hen and turned buttcrnafs. wish l. correspcnd
With - many young Ladks ~ vii rrspond 70
tsas call Ladtss, seHd Photograph and reccive
the same. Address
GEORGE K. STRINGER.
Joan K. CAMPT0N,
Headquarters II Bat Pioneer Brigade,
sag1 Army az The Ca1heTlAnd.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
Closed for Repairs.

A good one is told of old Judge L.
Ilis Honor kept demijohn Of good old
Jamaica IN his private office, for his own
comfort and the entertainment OF his
particular friends The Judge had no.
tieed for some time that on Monday
mornings his Jamaica was considerably
lighther than be left it on Saturday
nights Another fact had gradually es-
tablished itself in his mind. His son
Sam was missing from the paternal pew
In church on Sundays One Sunday af-
ternoon Sam came ia and went up stairs
rather heavily, when the Judge hailed
him.
"Sam, where have you been7"
TO church, sir, was the prompt re-
spouse.
What church, SAINT"
{" Second Methodist, sir
Had good sermon, Sam7"
"Yery powerful, sir; it quite stag.
gered me, sir
All see, said the Judge; "quits
powerful, eh, Sam"
The next Sunday the son came home
His father halted him with
well, Sam, been to the Second Meth.
odist again to-dayg'
YES, sir.
Good sermon, my boyf
"Fact was, father, that couldn't get
IL; The church was shut up aud a ticket
on the door.
esorry, sam; keep going-you may
get good BY il"
Sam says on going to the office for his
usual spirit ual refreshment. be found
the John empty, and bearing the fol-
lowing label There uiH be no service
today; church closed for repairs"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
GROCERIES.

CUNDRfES-
- staNhsrry and Lemon Syrup. AiRpnds.
hraEii Mats. E.seHua Of Concc. Wooden Bowls
English Naiauia, fige, Raisias. Gu rants
Rock Candy. uxsisFs. Shes Horse aud
M fis.s issa.. 49, i.sl.sfsr, sarsiires- um.
Tar. soda, ned Ceris IT sii kipds. Taharco 4 al
KINDS, Blaekius, Rafting. Nuimogs. Ciear~ o. ali
Alhas, 1tnErrt Namrhor, taFvsina aud Wagon
Tar. Brooms, Cotton rarn. Ground Ginger. Cassils
soap PLAYING Cartis. Glass Jars. Lanterns Tura-
elers aud flasks, PEPPER SSuoe, Matches, Pickles.
Mustard. fish II al binds, Tomato 1aisup. Pewter
salty Fuse, soaps Of all kinds. Starch Teas Vim
egAr. letter, Nets. Cap, and Fancy PAPER, Wrap
ring fsreF, Envelopes. salt fetre. Gum prors
Moosicn Bowls, guiahe Paste. Cinnamon, Coal III
Clothes Fins. British Lnstre. Bonnet poarfx I'M
Gloves. Nails. sash, Glass spirits rarr-ntine Al
spice Sal soda. Paia Killer. Licoricr. &c &C. ke
supply Of the allow Kept cOn-fantiy on hand
aud Tor sale low by :. y. GILBERT 1 co,
-NllI No & NNl..n-. p. slr...f
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
GTle 1aiIu 5ournaG.
The Arsenal at Springfield
uHw.te ssrsltOw.

BxH. ". teseTgLLoW
~. /. =. a,.eral Isoa,A or TO ceiling.
IKE a l-zs orxsss, rice the furnished arms
Bot from fhssr silent pipes no authem Ealing
starfses the village With strange alarms
An -4s4 sound y m rIss, how Wild and dreAry.
wI,eT, a. aezfb.angsi touches ibese swift ksysi
what fos4 Ieaaent and dismal nlsere,f e
VIII Essngie with their erfai symphonissi
rbes- e-sn now the iHapise heres shorus,
Ths cries Of agony, the sssiss. grosn.
with through the ages that have gene before -
Ia long reysrbersiloDs reach our ovn.
The tumuft of saeh saeksd and baFniBz Tillszr;
The shout thai every prayer f'r Herey afesnsi
TIE soidisrss feyel in ftse mid.t = pii>ksi
The val Of tansins IA beisagare8 toeDs.
The bursting she'll, the gateway ~IsHcs - ss"pdsr,
Tn raftifhg musketTy, The eiashing biadei
And ever and anon, " rSBes ~ thunder,
The aispason Of the caHuynade.
Were half the power that alls the world With
Were half che wealth bestowed on camps and
Given - resIsen the human mind FROM error,
There ssfe no need u arsonals or foFis.
= The warriors name would BE- name abboFrsdi
Asd every nation that should If sgain
Its hand sgalnst a brother, on its forehead
Would wear ioreser 9ore the curse 81 Cain
Down the dark future, through long generations.
The eehoiag soands groT fainter, and then
4 hear once more tbs voice Of Christ saJ
" Peace"
Pesre-snd no longer from iss brsze8 portals,
The blsst ef Wars great organ shakes the skies
But BEAUTIFUL a. sonRs d he Imm0rlals.
tho holy melodies Of love arise.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
TO CONTRACTORS.

frHE co1fsf0S COUNCIL OF THE CITY %
j " .BsEiIie ~llf reesise -esIed proposals. uDtiI
Saturday fhe 9Th day Of September isis, for zrhd-
slx ard Iasin th@ foIiozin7 ailey, Viz
M alfeT situate befNefn Main and sycauors
FtFe~ts and ext~f ding from Third to Fourth
strssts.
The esufrnrfor 70 furnish al tie rafcrials end
10 20 The woIk sgrs ably % Plan aud sseifeatiohs
A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
City clerks orc. AuaHs' Isas.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26

aa- A newly married couple of Teu-
tonic extraction came to a store for the
purpose Of buying the necessary articles
OF bouseke, ping
After pnFehasing dishes, knives. forks,
coffee mill. &c, Jacob looked around
and observing grain cradle. he asked /:
'Vat ish De brice Of de grader
The red checked little spouse did not
see the useful farming Implement, and
when her lieRe lord asked the question,
she turned with blushing face exolaim.
ing:
Now, Shake, don't be fool; you
knows re don want DO Cradle now "
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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.


IsT Cot Eeriss nIs'T, STATE fsDTAsA,
Evansville YandsrbuFeh Comfy 4
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIYEN THAT THE
~ Hats 81 Valuations and Enameratlous d
Properly subject 10 tak under the 4" Act 70 prO-
vide Internal fsgsnne 10 support the GoyFrnmcnt
and t. pay interest on the pHblie debt, approved
JAY la, 1902" and The ame=.latofy aet approved
March 81, ina5, made and Hken by ihe Assistant
Assessor 81 y aiielefhurEh County and vii remain
open fsr the sxslalnailsa 0f AZ rssHs inieFsstss
er the sqaes 81 nfteeu dsss fr,m the 10Th u "a.
gust. u $, az hi- afier, eeFueF First and haia
STREETS, ietNeen tAs hours q and y a ~. aud
z and ~ p. "a. ard iuIHied ately sfteF the espi.
ration 81 the said 4iteeH days the fFsafy-fffA
day AZ August xilt receive and q erBiiiie All APP
peais relative 10 excessive valuations
or sHnmeF4tioua made aud tak-n BY lis srid A.
sigtAnf Assessor. All apfsais 10 the Assessor. as
aforesaid, must be male In writing. aud sPeeify
the particular canss, matter, thing fHst~cting
which decision l. Feqaszie. and stats the ground
pFineirle u inequality Or srrer comp sibsd Of.
J. @. mTTgHfNrON,
Assessor lot Dist fud.
Dsted suauss Eth. 1864 .anstf
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go REWARD.

DYA RECEST ORDER FROM THE sBCzB-
ID tary Of War TES DOLLARS viii - issa ar r
paid fsr the apprehension q a dese-ter. Capt
B yzsse Iivnes, Provost sisrshsi, y rOS rrady 70
rag TN DOLLARS and all fxpe1ses fer every
ds@rler delivered to him - hls 5sss9qnsrfsrs IN
sAsrsty T1se 'aon~y 81 D. ffpnffiy r., ard
ali by 4 cit y rug 90 lie ii tricf arr
eyed 70 serd foTsars sif 1ssffsfs in their retT~c
tive neighbofhoossH. tyS
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B65- We lately met a grammarian,
says California paper, who has just
made tour through the mines, conjuga-
iipg, or rather cogilating thus: Posi-
tive, mine; comparative, miner, super
latiye, minusl'
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no TEACHERS.

THE HEBREW CoNcREGATtoS OF THIS
City wishes g ergEEe Competent Tsschsrto
teaeh hngitsh, he term to - une year and 10
eommeneo On the frst Of septsnit-r IL viii h.
rrSuisvd Ter such ftsSh~r TO stand = profer -.
animation. Tie salary y IN Be- literal For ,ur,
Their information apply Ia A. STrRNS
ane eec'y Of he Srhs.aI Tr,..ts..
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peS- Two petri6ed men have been
found near Castlemnine, in Australia.
They we're in n sitting posture--veihs,
muscles, finger nails, teeth, &c, all per-
feet. One had stone AK by bis side
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pdy- An frishman Who had blistered
his fingers by endeavoring to draw on
pair of new boots, exclaimed. : BY st.
Patrick | believe ] shall never get thin
on until wear Thin day or two"