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A NOTORIOUS CHARAcrER ARRssTHp-
Peter F. Burk, one of the parties who engaged
in the New York riots at the time OF the draft,
VIE .r ested yesterday at Riley's corral, at
ccrrer OF 2ad st eet and New York avenue, by
G. w. Smith, OF Col. Bakers force. Burke 10
accuse In New York Of burning the Weehaw-
ken ridge 1T 43d street; also Of lsyying black
mail npoE Jones e Co. OF 18th street, New
York, snd other parties In that city.
bnTk was ore of the celebrated roughs OF
New York, hut w lille here was engaged as a
" atehman at the corral. Detective Smith had
known him in New York, and being apprized
Of BITS being In this city succeeded In arresting
him sftsr considerable search. The miecresnt
is new In the Central fuardhouse, heavily
irored, W here he is TO be retained until requi-
kition Is received from the Governor Of New
York.
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TBK RECEPTION by Speaker Colfax last night
was LARGELY attended, aud enjoyable as usual.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AK OuTRAGK-About l2k o'clock last nigh,
as car No. IS, MIR. E. 3. Gilbert conductor,
was passing up Capitol Hill, Mr.. Gilbert
driving, ithe driver having lett the car at Ist
street,) having two citizens and a soldier 8
passengers, they put on the hind brake stop.
ping the car. Mr. Gilbert expostulated with
tb' m, and af er repeated efforts got to the top
of the hill when he elected the citizens, VINO
apps AIRED to be the mischleyous party, anu as
he was about to turn to drive TO the depot one
of them hred pistol at him, the ball striking
him on the right hand side OF the back, near the
spine, and making very dangerous wound
Ur. heasbY was sent for ri once, but has not
yet been atle to find and extract the ball
The report OF the pistol atfrighted the horses.
al d they ran down the hill, running the car of
the track and breaking the wheels The parties
ran OF and Were pursued, but they made their
escape.
The Railroad Company has promptly offered
reward Of $500 tor the detection Of the would
be assassins.
Mr.. Gilbert is well cared for bv the company,
and a urse has been obtained to attend him at
lodging Lear the depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

N RES LUTmNsOF RESPECT to the mar,
US Dry of our late Brother Ohm MURPHY of
Mon Lodge No. 1, q. o. 4.
W hetess An Advise Provide roe. BY one hIs.nys
etloEs dis pensafon has perm tied dea n t.
visit this Lodge AMI bear away in his icy
our bat Brother, loHs MURPHY and u fer crcu "a
It noes pecnl srly distressing to his fellow mem
ters: Th-ref re he it
hesoirtd That we feel deeply our saw re loss our
late Brother bel 6 ebdesrrd Ia ~ his many
gocd traits of character an! his rprightnss. in the
walks Ct life. IT car be truly said nf m Q vas 40
hon at ma the ncb est work f God
Rfs0irs6. That though as ODD Flows W. were
not permitted tfrem the natste of his digeasaf tn
visit hie in his last Illness, perform "a cred
1ites at his Repuitu g, yet rejoice tn at
an a surance hat he died every true . id Fol
low should IN The Or ght pr2s pect Of eternal
life beyond the grave
Fesatssd That ~ becomes us IT, tenda- our VAN
est sympa hies and heartfelt cor iolnuce to the
bereaN I'D wild " and fsui of daeeasnd, md gopld
e. co1 hsc item to place the Fir confidence a Ia
GOD who being too wise 10 err. too good 10 be IA
hind has II missed 20 b. father the fsthefies
and ~ band TO the widow
ht>ol1'ed That in respect TO the p,smory nf our
eceassd Brother. orr Lodge room nra ornbems
be drHTe in IN nnrDing for tle baianes of the ru
Record That py Of these resau t.e..- al gnei
by he Comm ttee. and sttested by he One rs of
this Locga, te conveyed to the wid W of our ds-
ceas Bre tier, with our hearty wishes for her
futare welfare
r. sctref 1hat Oh fore going resolutions b. re-
corded upon the minutes of ths Lodge aud tn at
they be pu blish ed in the treni Scr
JGS TICKER lac
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SUICIDs.-Last night, soldier named Henry
n Ainoto, belon ging TO ba terry VI, 1t Rhods
Island Afiiilery, iailoned At Camp Barry, ID,
=. cen nl''Fo suicide by taking poison No
cause is assigned fer the act He was twsn,y
two wears or are, md unmarried His friend a.
and family reside IN Rhode Island
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Rv W l. WALL 4. CO. Auctio


Byw l.. WALL T. CO, Auctioneers
.soa'Atesst Penn. arsaus asa NtntH Strses
4 J1nI!ssbS SA .das ~ :, akoosKiEs Co.,
e II e l Of eEs esti. IL. 4 eisetns-,
Ssf Sem Mas ss Es.o osn sIsas'
akses frcvn Yelcs saa Toilet sosp.
~ tatrels Ngcon'a Crackers
i boxes NsTS Tobacco, IL good erter "a
scotch I R.s : s. = - s'As''' -S'A"
nollsrd do Piese Army Cordial.
g.ses ald sherfI ..nd p5s'h BrhreY.
Gas Ca sGf9 1 fFE szp,a,on Biste
cetss otsro Tueny = % saa HeP RES s'sIsy,
''Rs'0hn b s;ne S'' v Foii ana wines
Lot Goldfish and Beef Tcnsue
,sree qus.tiiy OF Small tores,
fei; WIN. /, Wall It c.. Auete.
AQG PAPER HANaINas. aSS
GOLD ard VELVET, a.&
GOLD STAMPED and =
MEDIUM PRICED
GOLD PAPERS.
AIsc. !. varied a..or ,meat Of
GLAZED AND BLANK PAP8Ss
atths
LOWEST CASH PRIoES.
sIAE BOARD PRINTS, sTATU ss. oEHTEs
PIxoEs. 60.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DKEI9NsGiLT BAEe
WINDOW SHADES.
BUZZ Oh ANY REQUIRED STYLE Oh sIzzoF
sEAnR MADE TO ORDER.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
twar>sntec 70 be sildsd With gold lsAn
Shs ssudsouess sssortrie in the District, frssm
the best n auufsciorv 10 the coouty.
Also. an assortment Of DARK w01D fRAMEa
rytA !. s.sutifai variety CT email sized OVAL
ane CAIRO vIeITE PkAMk5 of foreign and DE-
nestle T. aDrfse lure. l-tsZ-
PICTURE CORD AND FASsEk9.
Different sis.s and co,ors;
PICTURE RINGS, EAILa, Ee.
YafchssirE exclusively cash the snovs scods
according TO their acaiityiwil2be disposed Of 81
"a low rates 81 they car be purchased Tor IN ss<
nistyict No misrepresentation u sde 20 eiiect sSssa
a eau solicit 90 rror those needing tie aesvs
sonds.
cR Tsrrns cash. MARKRIryz
Please remember the rumbsr-4e6 eevepss
street sight doors above Ode Fellow Hag: ami
The terrs-oaeh For woods and Ia nor. - EEt
YJF BAvs JUST hEesIvED Faoh aRs
w Yovk new iot Of TEAs-Green. Black sns
lev plires. Cur Black Sea to- y psr POM san
DOT De testxn =. u. fonn9 81.
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COAL AND ooD.

Or HAND ARD FOR SALE:
BED asa EGG AND STOVE
WHITE ASH EGa AND STOVE,
FURNACE AND CUMBERLAND GOALS.
ALSO,
HICEoBy, oAE. AND PINE WOOD.
Sawed ard sslit TO any Iength or size, or in the
cord length, at the lowest market prices.
O. L sBB 4IPF.
Cffcs-Psnr. avenue bet. Sd and ~ sts
Tard-45s sYest snd CarL. f,I3lw
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ANOTHER CH&DGE or HHRsE STE.rrya
This morn ng ffc, Dom arrested pbi,in
HINT, who Is CHARGED with stealing a bsrss
from John Nckane. Eunt was taken before
Justice Bates who sent han to Jail lor further
hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
REBEL HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A BRIDAL PARTY STOPPED AND PLUM
DERED @
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LEAP YEAR PRIvILEtsEs = About IL O'Clock
last night some eight or go Idle. faccom pan led
Ivy gentlemen eniivened the Fourth Wars by q
serersoing round, singing the " Battle Cry Q;
Free dom, > Ike, &c.
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Washington W oaey narket-Latest Quo.
tat!Gns.

NEW YORK RATEs-sECoND BOARD.
Coupon IS, 1881, I104 1905, HOY; Certih-
Gates OF Indebtedness, 9S2; Cold, i5Da; S 2Ds,
1nt; 81 ick.ilver Az; Ere, l12x; Harlem,
1G3A; N. Y. Central, l334; Michigan Central,
49, M!chie an southern. ~; Hudson River.
i46 Cumberland Coal, 81, Canton, al 4; Illinois
Central, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

The following extract from a private letter
received in this city, gives the particulars of
another rebel outrage in the vicinity OF Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

CIRCUIT CouRT, CAlef Justice Cart.sr.-Thp
cese OF Young agt. Conkling aud whsaier ia 0
trial 70 day, having been Continued from yes
LeTdGy.
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THREATENING A JUsTICE.-This mornrns
Jnsnce johnson met with Mr.. Thomas = hort
VINO YES teToay WIS held IN his own rrcogni
zance. TO give bail Tor court this morning, aoS
ast~c MIN Ii he was ready to give bail as re-
CURED. Ter. Short finally used thrrsL-nias
Justice kinsey held him TO hail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

CRIMINAL Go, 1t, Js.l1gs Ciip.-To-day, the
evidence IL the csset ( John IcCfcwaa, oh ,rgett
w n Bichss - II bbery in garroting Mrs. Men
oSp rr stra!irp from her over S20J in money
was closed and the jury took the case this az.
tsTpoon.
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n% FOR THE BKNEFIT or TH1 q. q.
CERI TIAN COMMISSION.


JAMES =. URDOOH
The Celebrated Trs gedi an and Eloc 1tionist,
THE
o.. SHNATE stHAMSFR
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 49, 1854
Embracing selec.iops from the SCRI PTURE5 aud
SHAKsPEARE.
ER. MURDOCH will also read. for the Srst time
AN ORIGINAL POEM.
"GETTTsBuRG
By Francig D. Haes Jenvier. author OF the
"slee ping Sentinel
MUSIC BY A MILITARY BAND
Resdir gs TO commence at O'CLOCK
,kets FIT. Cents
To te had at tina Hotels and Bookstores ard ut
the dfo the evening fs sit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

BoGUs DRTECTIvR.-L. 5. Garnet was ar
rested yesterday, charged with being 8 bogus
deteciv He was commi ted to the Central
quarohOuse.
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486 $50 80 4ss 1876
PA2EHHANGIN99,
WINDOW sEADEsi
OVAL PICTURE PRAMg3t
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS!
CRAP FOR CASH
J.. m A r KRITER,S
No. ass sIvEETH STREET.
EI0Hr DOORS ABovs
re " M- Odd-veIlovas Hall

ITO TBB MUSICAL P0BLI0-J NJ SrrHs
Piano Tuisr and T. rairsr, would re spsct AS
pablo generally that bv l. ssios ths r .orders ~
e kr. ". b. EkTWISLB Drug store corner Il
Penn avenue ana l7fh streets they Min ~ nronn nj
~ snd salts Aetorily stte ade0 { !,
Orders rom fhe count y Alao after ded 10 BY Al
ore,nns 70 Wash,ngfan Post On e. e. sosns
CTEAM DYEIEG AND CLorH DRassrNc IA
- TABLIa6MsNr
The subscribefs tai thi. oppo, unitv "a In form
tieir 'r,enss End the puslc generally that they
heep the best I'm eoytsd Fancy aud STABLE a. and
carry on the business In the most Imp rovai styis
No ~ essf f,ds OF tour. and half strsst south
e W-.ns D1NRAM & LArrENlR.
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The sMALLEBr and prcttiFst woman in tha
woTId--the universal pet of rer sex-and the
two ma lest men in the world, all perfect min
iaiures OF humanity, viii appear in grand
performance OF thirty six different parts In
combination with the original - Continents Al
TocalIsts,'' at Odd Fellows Hall, on monday
evening next aud every evening during ina
week. A grand matinee every afternoon. Sc
advertisement IN amusement column, aud fer
programme and many interesting particulars
see small Hills. everywhere.
Il Gog2 GA C0LLEGE.-The semi annual exam Ia
tiop Of this the Oldest classical ool the city
has Just L minated After q vig0rous smna an :
the Uf their pectye glasses pu oliciy
AWARDED to the fol, owing students:
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w axhington Msnsy Markss.
Quotations Cor stocks, coin and Gncurrcns
aonsy. furnished BY Lewis Johnson s Co.,
Bankers: 2
Buying. Selling.
q. g. Coupon RoEds, 1881 .,.s-.1;0 10Y
y. 5. 7.30 Notes. ...... .........1i3 HOY
SlEarterIngspsFr' Checgs.........9
raw OaTIincetes -..-........--...sSA
American tSilver..........1 i0aIii
American Geld ...........f55
NEW. YORK RAT2s-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1iDA; 1905, ti04i CsruH
Gates OF Indebtedness, 954; Cold, 1899.
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RoBBISe LKTrERs.-on Tuesday morniny
last, Office " allngsiori arrested HanrS
Buctue, messenger boy OF tae Adams FIR nr.ss
Co, on the charge OF purioinins mouev fro n
letters. and he ack now iedSed To h.ya o,aneI
one letter. The case was placed 10 the hand.
of Diet. ctives Barry and Kelly, and Justioa
Thompson committed Buctue TO jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-13

IN hESoI b11tNS OF RESP ECT to the
w. DRY of our late Brother JACOB MARKS sr
If Mon Lodge. No IL. J. y. o. F.
whereas God, III His sll-ruling power and infinite
W1sdom, has deemed it necessary to call from this
world o. care ard sorrow our worthy aud much
esteemed friend and b other JACOB AAKS sr
1t is manifest the rournfui duty of this Lodge
c. imposed re it is of his most intima re friends to
give exprcssi II To their profound sorrow for the
ireparabis loss sustained by them in
81 the cumpsnt Of so true me mber, to wilma
ttstimo ny to tie many good ard noble virtues Of
our deceased friend and Brother: Be it theref IRE
Resol'ed That in the decease of our friend and
Brother JACOB MARKS, sr., this dge loses an
upricht ana honorable member. the Order good
and faithful represe tative while in the circle Of
ms IN medfe r lat yes and friends particularly to
his beTeaved family his ioss Is an irr para bic a &C.
ton: and We hereb, tender them our heartfelt con
doi nee IN this their hour Of trihu lation trstng
that the 20: who ten1pers the wind b. the shorn
lamb viii sssuage thsir grief.
ReSCt1 d, hat in cons de ration Of our ect for
the memory Of our deceased Brother. the Lodge
rcem 81 all be draped in urning for the balance
of this term.
Re- I'd That tho Secretary cause a COPY of the
fore go preamble and resolutions to ha trans-
m tt, to the family If the deceased ami afso csuse
the same to be published in the Ereni.g STIR
IL Jos. y. TUCKER X s.
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REFUGEES.
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NEWSPAPER ROOTE FOR sALs-Au excel,
~ lert Newspaper Route ia Washington city sili
be cold st bars ain On acccuf Of sickness. Ad.
dTssH' Wash ,ngton ata-," Wash ston, d. @.
f.
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HEAVY RoBRERY.-Night before last, the
grocery store of Messrs. King h Burcheif.
wss entered by burglars and about one taous-
And dollars worth of goods taken, consisting IN
partct chests OF tea, enc barrel OF lard, large
LOT of figs. cigars &c IL seems that espasiai
attention has hetn paid TO groceries recently
this being the sourih or fifth stnre of that kind
broken into wishin the past two months.
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To This guarantee must bs appe nded the off cisI
certi lest above naanti med
The risht { reject any bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved by the Dapot Qua rter
ter as well az the right to seeet from each hid
inch quantities at Ire priceg therein named as is
required by the Government.
d. II. RUCKER
Brig Gen. and Chief Qua -tarmastsr,
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EEse Washington ard 6eorgetotrn Pnilro1d Co Z
February IS, s6i
reward II Two bundled soiRrs rilt be paid for
IL fo1 ihGi viii lesd = The st and ,o
til = Of tie peJson who sbct Souducto Is. q l.
bert, While of the of this Company, il &
feIsst ESQ s GIDEoN President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
A Few CARPETS Left

THOSE WISHING TO Boy CARPETS
cheap had better eAll seen. We arr selling
tbsm % AZ lesz than maaua4stuters' cost.
sCHAPhER BUsSISGs
~ AZ And a. Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
From Gen. Iiutisrss Dspsrtm.nt

NEW YogK, May 24.-The Heralds
correspondent with Gen. Butler, under
dats.of May 22d, gives an account Of a
midnight assault BY the rebels the night
previous:
b Our piekets received their FIRE firmly
andaradually fell back, when our artii.
lery opened upon the advancing rebels
with whitening discharges Of grape and
canister. Siege guns and light batteries
we're brought to bear, aud the rebels,
moved down like grass, still advanced,
II ce wing another siaughtering discharge
when they balted A rebel caisson en-
ploded, scattering death in all directions
Our gunboats on the Appomatiox Joined
in, Smelling the woods where the rebel
reserves were stationed. Finally, the
rebels hnding our forces so well pre-.
pared 20 receive them, withdrew, leaving
their dead on the field, numbering two
hundred and sixtylhree.
Our deienses, constructed by some Of
our beat engineers, are almost impreg
nable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Motions ana Fancy Goods

I'VE HAVE A LARGE STOCK Of MOTIONS
w aud Fancy Co d. which we ssll, At ahola-
sale or retail, eheafer than any otkeF house
seHAPkER A BussINs.
Mo-. a. and a. Naia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

fsneclaI . Do H.

-aW Especial 70 the IiiHes
GUIvEA srArIoE, May 23-7 P H
The Army Of the Potomac is again on
the march towards Richmond During
the night Hancocks Corps, which has
held the left Of oar lines in front Of
SDottsYlvania Court House, took up its
line Of march, moving on the road par
aIIef with Ny River. Early this morn
ing it reached Guinea Station, on the
Fredsrickburg and Richmond Railroad,
two miles die north from Fredericks-
burg; thence passed onward, following
the Railroad, and tonight finds the head
Of Hancocks column at Bowling-Green,
eighty miles south Of Fredericksburg.
The other Corps have been to-day fol-
lowing the sane general line, and are
nov passing the point st which this dis
patch is dated You will observe from
these indications that the commanding
General has effected a turning move
meut on the right flank Of Lee, who is
falling back to take up a new defensive
position. II is expected that his next
stand will be on the South Anna river,
although he may endeavor TO hit as while
moving By the flank, just as be did when
outGank-d in his lines on the Rapidsn.
Heavy firing in front this moment is
heard across the Ny, where one Of our
columns is moving One mile south By
westof Gainea's Station Is the point q
confidence Of the Pc and Ny rivers and
a this point the stream is crossed by
Guinea br.dg which is in our poser
sion. Our army is now all gone from
the front il has held before spoltsylyania
G. H. for the past two weeks Or
present Efronti which puts us in very
advantageous position in regard 10 tie
enemy, at the same time perfectly covers
our communications, which are via
Fredericksburg and Aqua Creek. The
railroad viii soon be all right from
Aqua Creek 10 Fredericksborg and, vii
doubtless be put in order south Of tia
point as our army advances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
@. ADANK-

Having rehttsd and refarnished hts saloo,.
On SECOND STREET, two a.ax
below Main,
pEGs LEAVE To INFORM THE cITrzrNs
- that he now has everything eomplsted in fhs
latest New York style. and will b PREPARED AZ Al
times to furnish parties and private families with
iee-Cream at their homes, in nealdk or othsrwise.
In Quantities 10 suit 81. ~
HIS saloon is we'll httsd for yisifors, whom, he
invites to give him . call, aayfT II, =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE
Net Assets, January, 1854,
S3.OO2, 5000 ~

Z. Tue PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of The
AThA afteF IS years of severe trial has ~
allied the greatest public advantages aud
success OF the various systems Of Fire Iasu-
rance In the country. Ia now better than
ever prepared for duty
D. le,oo9 tees Claims have been settIed and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS or DOLLARS
g TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE. Ia the United States averages over
sloo,ooo daily. lie your property exposed
and unprotected
I. ARE YoU IHSUREDf II not, why not
The cost Is trifing; the duty Is manifest /;
the result may be yonr escape from ruia
while delay and neglect may involve
you IN bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel d.
appointment
s. PARTICULAR ATTESTI0N and regard l.
given to small risks a. sell large ones
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
8B- Insaranee solicited and Policies Issued by
}. W. EEXSES, Agent,
jazz Marble Hall Building, No 9. Main Ct
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
S25 REWARD.

A DARK BAT MARE and COLT was stolen
n from ny stable in Center Township, Wander
burgh County, on the night of tina l2th last. The
mare was 10 years old. rs hands y inches high 5
had dark name and tail white spot, heart-shsped,
in forehead; white stripe on the nose. running TO
lett Destril, whi,s under-lip; ferelegs snd hOofs
dark left hind leg dark to within three inches Of
hoof; and the right hind leg dark 10 within eight
or nine inches Of hoof. which is white; slss,
scar on cue Of her hind fetloeks.
A mare colt, about two weeks old, taken with
the mother; color bay small white spot in Sore-
head and one white hind hooE
will give twenty ave dollars for the rsturn Of
saie mare and colt, or for Information that viii
enable ne 10 get them
EaAyIs Nv John WHITEHEAD, JR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
ALSO

n ~ - ~
Ladies, Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which l offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
@No Goods at retail.
k9No charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
CARRIAGES, &c.
PRANK HAMMERsTEIE's
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
coRHKR CANAL AND MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, EED.

ERArK HAMnEKsTEIN TAXES PLEAS
Il urs IN saying 70 his frssn6s and customers
that be has nov on hand and is zanufAefnrsng,
wagons, Carriages, and Haggiss Of sn qusiffise.
TIE work i all done Hnder bis iDme1iais tneRee-
tio4. eonsequpntly ~fii te warranted
Persons from distance heyinx Carriages -
Bnggies to re-pafnt or rs-tri can have their work
dsns on the shortest notses, and On the meat a.
vorabe terms. ssa
Maker 10 the city, b. ia therefore, better prsparpd
thar any other rnaaufAetarsr g III ordsrs.
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AToBACCo.
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BODMANN.S

"OD4A<ANNsS
Leaf. Tobacco iWarehonses
Nos GO, e. &c and 2 swAteF Street k,;,, ! q
and 81 Front Street, befwesn Vine aAd -
Wabash. Cincinnati, Ohio. ~ -
ALLY A l. Es.
Liberal S@sh advances made on eonsignmsntr.
Eaa2o-6sn oHAS. BQDMAEN. Proprlasos.
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RAT ExTERMINAToR.

For Rats, Mice, Roaebes. Anrx ma
Eogss Aoehs tn Furs, WooIens g..
Insects on. Plants Fowls AnImeIs.
sc. ~ ~ = W
"only infdlible remedies known"
" Fres from PoiSonss = Eea
"Netdaageroas 60 the Human Family -
- Rats come out ftheir holes to die y
s0-Sold Wholesale in all large cities
Sc Sold by all Druggists and RstAilsrs svsrv.
where.
- Z Beware 10 Of all worthless limitations
See that q CcsrAR's" name Is on each boz
Beetle and flask, before you buv
Adiress HENRY T. COSTAR.
Pr.Rcipa DEPOT, No as Broadway, Ny.
~ soie by KILLER < wHITE,
LEIGH a CARLSTEADT
RRoUGHToN & WOOD,
Wholesale AID Retail Agents,
Evansville, Ind.
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Have in Stock and arriving daily
scuks Traes oAaiss.
1900 ihs Log chsIn.
Is dozen O. 3 PiAnfsr's Hsss.
80 Garden Hoes snd Eaks
80 :, shorsis and Spades. ~
20 Hay aHd Manure Torhs,
100 seyths. snsaiks and cfsdiss,
100 " Blsod's g. g. Grass. craia Aaa
Briar scythss. -
Is gross seyshs stones.
80 doass Hay RAkas,
zs Sheep Ehsars, ss
50 Gotten Cards.
100 gross Knives aEd Ferris,
so dozen Pocket Knivss,
100 gross Tss sud Tabis spoens,
50 dozen coass Mills. --5 .
% ' Meal ssiyes.
seo Garry Combs.
200 kegs whssiinx Nails.
80 dazss Pad-Lssks. esrssa Ansrssss.
30 = Door Locks asd Latehss,
loo gross American Screws,
100 sozsn Shoe, Horss. Cloth sss sssus
Brushes,
$50 Tea and Counter Scales.
cases Hard Frame States.
tons Bsrsa Grind ssosss.
Door, Gate and strap Hinases
Boring Machines,
carpsntsr Tools.
Cooper Tsois--Bsrfos's snd Whites.
Ohio Tool Company PiAnsss
Cabinet HarAE&rs, .- 50
MN and Cross Cat ssus,
Chain Pumps, &c, &c.
A. nost Of cur soods vsrs purshassd fos
CASH, before the large advance In
Hardware, viii ofsr them At the Lowest
s,wsaible rates.
JACOB sTRaUB soH.