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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-22

on III a an Jindignlty TO belasked- by the
enemies of their country to associate with
the white women who attended the ball.
q The.negro women were Jftsd,and toasted
and monopolized the attention of the en-
tire crew Of Yankees; and, in fact, some Of
the sympathi7ers, who affiliated. They
WaltEed, schottisched and polkaed, and
danced, until everybody was tired aud
drunk. They kept mp the saturnalia until
morning, and were then seen lovingly
tottering home In many linked pairs Of
ivory and ebony. si-
Mayor Jim Calhoun was present, toast
ing and congrAtulAting the Yankees on
their handsome tFiokeFy aud success Of
their arms. Il is said that he proposed 10
open the ball with prayer and thanks for
the great aud decisive victory that had
captured Atlanta, broken the spirit of the
Oonfedefacyr and btopght Georgia into q
condition where itseould be governed by
the free and enlightened rule of the loyal
ape. he was proud 70 see so many Of their
black sisters In arms welcoming the con.
querors, and hoped for many returns ofthe
like occasion.
T. nks.lent the baleful light of his
traitor yisage to the seene' he hoped
around the room with one Of the blackest
niggers in the ball room, and promenaaed
arm In arm, exhibiting much eiation at
being permitted to promenade arm In arm
with huge nigger sergeant, who remark
ed he didn't know but what he was dis
gracing himaelfby walking with such q
trashy white man. .-...-.,-.rn.y...y.
1. +. Banks was the frat citizen Of the
city who visited Sherman. he had laid
Wsit watching for him, and before he had
washed himself Banks placed before him an
accurate list Of the seoessionists and min
ute men Of Atlanta aud the description and
location of their property. BE was very
extravagant in his demonstrations Of joy
and extremely elated over the Yankee suc-
cess and occupation of the city. BE min
giles with them whenever opportunity Of
fers, and doubtless by this time occupies
some Office cpmmensurate with his worth
to the enemy. l.-3
A Yankee journal is to be pu. into Ops-
FaIinn
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AlesIrabIeRarm Tor sale.

TNHB undersigned Offers for sale an excellent
stock Farm, in Rails county, Missouri, contain
Ing $40 aeres-lO0 under eultiyRtion-on which
there is q small frame house. he land iI within
one mile of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph RAllroad,
two rom Monroe Station and Glxtseu from HAnni-
bai. A never falling stream Of water runs through
M The land is high aud rolling and the eOuntry
healthy II adjolns the lAndl OF Hm- BookerB ior-
msrly Of ST. ClSinVille. Ohio. II,
Perpons desiring any information respecting the
above land are FuferTod to Amos oaborne, grocer
ifnot sold St private uAIs before the 1St day Of
October Il vii then be offered At public sale in
Hannibal, Missouri.
county, No, some II miles from Potosl.
auga.lms JOHN JOhks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-22

A Brilliant speeImen OF Rebel Lying
-They feel very Sore over Atlanta.
The following article from the Richmopd
E Eramfstr. of the 18th, is decidedly ahead
of anything yet emenatipg from rebledoPIm
as a specimen. Of brilliant and Wholesale
lying. There is not the smallest probabili-
ty of the articles having any foundation
in truth save, we suppose, in the fact OF q
ball having occurred at Atlanta In honor
of our capture of the place. 7- 'i q '''-
rHR TRDHRAL TEsTIvITIEs II ATLANTA
From the Richmond Examiner, Sept. le.
The Yankees had grand bali and blow
ont in honor Of their entry into Atlanta;
Some of her citizens, to their eternal dis
grace be 1t said, those who had been loud
est in, their bosstful pFotestations to the
South, united In the festivities and frater-
nizad in the most cordial manner with the
Yankees. We are told that number ot
Hladies graced the occasion with their
presepce;' but we are glad 10 learn, for the
honor of the seq, that these "ladies" were
INIT the low and abandoned women of the
town. A correspondent thus describes the
festive scenes on that night in Atlanta
On Monday, night the Yankees bad
Grand hall at the front House, under, the
direction of Mrs.. Clements, its present pro;
prietress. General Sherman and stan and
his corps aud division commanders pat.
lr6iiIedp the affair. About dozen women
Of Ihe town., not . decent lady amongst
them, attended the thing. Bat what wai
wanting Ia white wGs made up 10 niggers
They. Mingled, oh, how they mingled
Black and brown, white and gray. :,
They began the dance with the Laucer'l
oundrilIe, 10 which General Sherman lee
% with Mrs. clements for partner: Hi
Vi, a pis, Gen. Howard, had one of Mayo
Jim Calhouu's Wencbes aS partner.'r One Q
ShermAn's staff danced with one OF y. e
Buchanan's nigger women that he took Their
himselti Billy SolOmon's Niger woman
leut the charms Of her presence and he
6gure in The dance, and had 4 great deal o
attention paid her. Billy MARKHAM hrOugh
two uiRger women TO the hall, and looked
on the scene with griuning admiration-
Several respectable negro women ,lWh
. were, invited and sent after IN carriages
4 Tith Yankee officers fOrIoscOrIsi refused =
20, and freely expressed thelf dislike 90 IN
inSuIt that was offered thsm.d They locke
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oAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

OTTIoR ASSISTANT oUAKfERMAsTER,
" WaEELIN0, WESI Va, June 80, 1854.
OPEN MARKET 5F the purchase OF oaVahy
Horses will be oOutlnuod at WheslinE, Wsat Va
One hundred and hhy.hVe dollars will be paid
for Al horses passed By the Board ofInsPoeslo1-
IL HREuIFIpAIIoIL .4
saAM horses for the OAvAlry asrVies mnSt be sound
In every particular; from 5ldfeen 20 Cl6l nEteen
hands high, and not Len than (bl nys nor than
(a) years old; in good nsshi eomPAehJ bgilti
bridleWisei Of good action, aud freS dfOm all de-
fbcta"
odnaSl" for eight h0Tuos more ..rf
BY order Of Ii. Col. JAS. A BKIS, Chief Q. ~:
Cav. Bureau
J.G. RARNsWORTH,,
je3O-eodtf CAPT. 4 A Q. n.
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VaInabIe Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RsNr, fOE . term Of years,
L about one hundred and any feet Of the prop
orty fronting Main street, and running back
about one hundred and thirty-gWo fostS aud kuOIn
a. the Zane Homestead property iunstiately
north Of and adioinlng the H0rnbrOOk buildiug g..
This property vim be rented Ia suitable buiiing
lots, and embraces some Of the best unimproVed
- ER.ARMsFRoSG,
jsS-H Trustee OF Emily LN7e-
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thereby certify to the best Of my knOulodge And
belief the above named EuArantorB are good and
SuoOnt a. securities for the amount for which they
OnOF 70 be security.
To be certified BY the United States District At
torusy, Collector Of Customs, or any other omoer
under the United States 9oVernmsnt, or resPonss-
BILE person known 70 this once.
Ali proposals received under this adVertlssmSnt
viii be opened and examined at this once on WEI
NFaDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at u -.
BideFS are respectfully invited 20 Be present ~ me
opening Of bidi, II they desire. ,,,,,o,,
. r.t- Oaptaln and Chief fQuATtermaster.
Iau29.tf Department Of West Virginia.
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Cant, A, v. BAnRnaER. Chisfo fouArtsrmAStsr Depart.
msnt Of West YirginiA, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE.
We, the undSrsigned, residents f--in the
County d., and State o. hereby loAnuy
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of-be
Sccspted that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract tor
me same With good and Bufaeient GnrOties In .
sum equal the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed in coniormity TO the terms OF
BID was made, and in case the aaid--shAu fail 20
enter into contract Aforesaid, We guarantee 70
make good the difference between the oner by the
GlId--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person TO whom the contract may be awarded
aiVen under our hands and seals thiS--dAy Of
-Is6L .., .T.
Witne1;
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING nttsd up ny ostAblishmsnt with the
IL Latest Improved MaehineTy, am nOg pre-
pared 70 furnish at my once 10 D3BPOHf, the
sane that was formerly Oeeapisd by SEsgArt and
KeelIne, Rough and Worked BiRr1s, P0oring.
Weather Boarding. DOOra Sash, Shi nges Sholylngs
C0FncS Boards, shutters, dolldings, PAituss, Pam
neIStuH Frames, and Bullding Materials Generally.
All work delivered fres OG charges At tbs CleIe-
land and Pittsourgh R. R. Depot, and hlso At the
Baltimore aud OHIO and Hen nPdSll T. \. 0spotS,
OIeeptng tolls.
~OTdsrs promptly attended to-
GEORGE KEELINE,
IRormeriy Of the hrm Of stewart Z Kesline.l
BRDdEPORT. Belmont o., o. Jea-om"
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PROPOSALS F0a FORAGE.
uHmT ouARTnRMAsrKR,s oEII0l,
DRAA1l1HE OF NlsE W. ~ ~

OuHIHKtAnpt np4 JAnuAFy ASLnS Aoo-y
cyRALKD PROPOSALS n duplicate are invited By
- the undorIiEnod foF supplying the onAEtsE.
masteFSn DopaFtnent IN the bGpaFtmsnt Of We.t
VirEinia al Charleston, Parksriburg and wheel
Ine wet Va, and the several DoPOts on the
iIno Of The baltimore and Ohio Railroad, - follow:
OlaFk1burR. 0Fafton. New Greek, Cumberland, Mar
tinShuTT Harper'S Ferry, Berlin, Point Of Roelu,
md inoirdInE HAEerstoIn and Frederick City, Nd
or ethOr of those places, with Hay, Corn 0AtI and
straU
Bids vlbe received for the delivery ofthree thol-
.and CsOoOl buIheiS OF Corn or oltl and hfy N5oD
tonS of HAY or Straw and upwards, and mnIt be 40
oompanied bY 4 eopy Of this adVorttlomont
BiddSrI must state at which Of the above named
polntS theV propoae 70 make deliveries, and the
49, Al IShish they viii mAkO deliveries thereat,
fho ouanttieI Of each article proposed 70 be deV-
cred. the time when aid dsllvery hhAu Be CON-
msnood and when 70 be completed.
An deliveries mast be promptly made within the
time and for the quantites proP0aed and accepted,
% insure prompt settlement thoretor. =, /.
Tho price must be written out In words on the
bida. ..
The particular kind Of description OF eAtS e9,nt
hay or straw, proposed 70 Be delivered, must bo
stated In the proposals.
Corn TO be put up In god stout saeEs o.
bushels each; Oats IN like HAeks Of about LnEes
6dIhsl. eaehi the saekI 70 be igTIanea s!soos 1t
extra charge 70 the Government the nay ana SzAN
An articles offered under the bids herein lnviIsa
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a GARD.

NR, n. H. LEE-PHYHoIAN, SURGEON
~ AND OO0UOHER-thAnkful for past fAyoII
would respectfully inform his friends and the publI
generally that he d still doing business At his old
stand, Main street. near the Suspension Brtdge
where he will oe bappy % attend % any bushes.
calls promptly Attonded to. DR.. Lee u . graduate
Of the Relete Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has bean VAhously engaged In the practice OF nj
profession for the last fourteen years. Or. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus tol
the Medical application Of HlectTctty In the treat
mont Of Chronic diseases, which he would invite
the special attention Of the aieted. 30 perfect 4
the EHeAling Art" Of the present day (as praeteed
by EelectiesJ that few need despair OF receiving per
mAnent ben6dt II they cannot be perfectly cured
Special attention given to diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly eonhdentiAl
Our practice Il safe certain and prompts leaving 1c
mercuriAI taint in the system, but elOanHing reno
yatng and the general system, acting
In unison with Natures unerring laws.
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Hoofandssa German Bittersl
PURKLY vEGETABLE,)

(PURELY vEGETABLK,)
Hosts Of ignorant ozaeks and unscruPuious advsn-
furFTs, have opened upon suffering humanity the
asSI-gaIes OfSostruns the shape Of poor whisky,
vi!sl, eomPounded With iAJuEiSus arugB and chris
Iensd Tonies, StomAchies and Bitters-
Beware Of the innuneTahle array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethorie bottles, and high-benied
ksrs under the modest appelAti0n Of btterss which
nSesd OF curing, only AggrayAte disease and leave
the disappointed annarer In despair. as
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTKRs
A-s not \ new and untried article, but have stood
ths teEt Of hneGn yeans triGlby the American pub
lie and their repu alton and sale not riSaledby
EaJ similar prepAratlou-
me pruprietors nsve Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Ciersynen, LAvyers, PhysieiAns,
An4 Citizens, testytngs o. theT Own personal AnoUl
edEe tho beneficial effects and medical Vtrtussof
% Is,;S Y5U StI, Want SOMETHING, 10 srRESerHEN
DO YOU WANT A COOP APPETITE,
Do you WANT 10 BUILD UP YOUR coNsTITU
TI0NI ~ eA .-'
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT TO GET Rid OF NRRyoUsHRssi
DO YoU WANT ESERGYt
Do YOU WANT To SLEEP WELLf
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS RERI-
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
[ToEH, oouNTT AND sTATI-J

FORM OF PROPOSAL.
[ToWH, COUNT AND BTAII.J
.U.. TDATl.l
I, the Undersigned, do hereby propose 70 fuTni1h
mater Departmont A., agreeable 70 the terms
Of your advertisement inviting proposals. Tor toIago
dAied Cumberland, Md,-lso41 the following
@BaIhsl, OF Corn, in nsEl, St-Psr bu'hsl
Of 1881 dfty-siK pounds.
-Bushels Of Cats, in SAekAs At-PSr buAhel
Of Ia9l thirty-tEo pounds. .
4!HTOns Of BSiod nay At-Psr ton Of 1900
POe1o &rons OsBalod Straw at-psr ton Of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the--dAy Of
-IS64, and 70 be completed on or before the
day oE-ls6-, and pledge mygslf 70 enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space OF ten
''''' Your obi. servant
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ooHDUGnBT
7 I HITC 0CK.
AT NO. l1s1f MAIN STREET,
CH0rnbrookS Buildingl
~opsn for studsnts day and evening.
rT,ur rurno.. Of this Institution 4. to instruct
young men (And women tool In the PrineiPle1
ShIeh govern the correct trausAetion Of PeeaniAIy
buGneSs Andtn AeeountAntahiP andtts eoneonitAnts-
BoOK-KEEPIHG,
stFipped OF Its absurd VorbiaEs and aBeisnt pro
lixiiy and intrieaey, and ADAPTED 70 the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the United
States b the lSadng snhoet attention IL LAHs'
tton - thoso Of natuIs and eompTinad In very feU
words, are hrst made familiar % the student, yh0
who q THU conducted through aeourss Of practical
ooh-ksepinE, IN uumeTous ssts Of books In great
VaFioty 81 foFns TN be thus acquires . mastery Of
thoart which SnA6les him 70 apply it With fAailty
a WRITING SCHOOL
q omen day und evening, attended By both ladies
end EsntlSmsu WHERE Without entering for the fail
oourSo, a good handwriting can Be obtained In .
''N~' ARlTHMETIo,
and its application 70 all manner Of
O00RTIHG-HOOsE oALOULATInNe,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
several modes Of calculation not folnd In books
tending greatly % the AbbreViAtion Of bis work.
There 4 open 70 the student also . oOlT1sof
BUSINESS BCIENOE
oompEising Political Economy, CNmmsreiAl Law and
uEaEeG, Finance, Banking and Currency also maxim
Of eminent BuIneas Men in T0gard 70 the boa
methods Of conducting business Sueeossfally an
avoiding ALLURE.
InstTuetionI In the above Subjects are intsFsp0F
Cd with uAxims and ineuleatiou1 tending 70 the
formation Of high character - men and eitiEsna-
The course Of Instruction Il INTENDED 70 Be -
comprehensive and thorough - that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense 70 the stu
dent Is much loal.
LIH. beEs leave 70 refer those 10 whom he 10
unknown 70 the oneors Of the banks n wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially 70 his studontS.
TERMS, 80.
For the fall oouFs9 above indicated ineiuding the
requisite blank books for B0ok-keeping, the charge
e $40. payable on entering. The time usually re-
quirod ior the eourlo q from two to three mOnths
but the student is not limited In timO-he may
remain a. long, and return Offsn, he pleas
IAn7
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q. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist,
W. DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN n. PHELPHB, Pres. BenAt

roaoe one door south Of Krnmor'' Hotel
LSdies Wishing 10 consult the Or. az they prefer
can call al room No. 80, Grant House, and hrs
lee will take pl0hsurO in accompanying them %
the once. Gan be found at the Grant House at
night auRILd6N
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WaEEma, VIZ ", Deo. Co, ls6a

m au ,,ho". n Ilav eoao-rH; We, the under
signed member Of the West Virginia LegislAt1re,
take pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
ing out Of the Rebellion, a. suoeessfut and eneT-
Eec practitioner OF Medicine Eclectic SohooD
both in KAnAWhA county Va and Gala county,
Ohio, -. ......... . b. ...Hl-- --a. ..... 4'a . .r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14
OF ICI T..
Council Proceedings.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 9, 1864

SATURDAY EyESING, Jan. 9, 1864.
The Council met. Present, his Honor,
the Mayor, and Councilmen Dean, Birk-'
enbusch, Schmutte, Hoelscher and CooF.
The minutes OF last meeting were read
and approved On motion, bills as fol
lows were allowed, viz:
Evansville Gas Light Company, quar-
tsrly bill ending December 81, 1868, at
81 25 per night, $40 l3; John Behagg,
for hauling dirt off Main street, s. 63;
John Healy, bill of stationery up to Dec.
25, 1868, $40 63; B. Nurre & Co., bill of
lumber for streets, 81 So; Hiram Mel
son, for flannel and binding to cover
table in Council chamber, s. 10; j. p.
Elliott, sundry articles for the Office,
$3 SO; Jaquess & French, window blinds
for Council chamber, IS Is; H. A. Cook,
sundries for steam fire engine, 81 50;
Broughton & Wood, four sugar hogsheads
for fire engine, 81 20; Mrs Peck, dona-
ton from the city, So 90; Evansville
Journal &c. 6 months printing bill, $75 90;
Evansville Journal Companv, bill Of
books and blanks, $52 John ohrapner
x Company, excavating and replacing
2,723 cubic yards of earth on Franklin
street, $40 81; Chester 0. Davis, 8
weekly bills as wharfmaster and police,
$3l so; A. Tenvoorde, 3 weekly sala-
ries as wharfmaster and police, $40 90;
Jonathan Newman, lamp lighter, half
of his salary for December, $ll II
Councilman Schmutte, at the last
meeting of Council, made verbal re-
port in relation to the valuation of f.
Funk's improvements on lots in Lamas-
co, recommending to the Council to re-
duce said valuation $500, which report
the Council refused to approve.
Councilman Newman then moved that
said assess nent be reduced $500.
Councilman Elliott moved that said
motion be laid on the table, which was
agreed to. .r
Ordered that the State Bank of Hart
ford be allowed $l05, for three coupons
of $35 each, issued by the City of Evans
vile to the L. l. L c. s. L. Railroad Co.;
and further ordered that $l2 60, for in
terest on said coupons, be allowed to
said Bank, and % per cent for premium
on draft
A till presented by John Collins, for
gas fixtures, &C., was referred to Coun-
cilmen Elliott and Birkenbusch for ex.
animation. A communication from
James Oakly relative to q nuisance on
lots, ITO, III, and 172, Donational
Enlargement was read and ordered that
CounciImen Schmutte and Birkenbusch
be appointed Committee to examine
the premises and report
The Mayor reports that since the last
meeting of the Council the persons be-
low named have volunteered from Pig
con township, and have been paid the
city bounty of 500 each by giving to
each of said persons draft drawn by
w. Baker, Mayor, on Colonel Conrad
Baker, Indianapolis, for 500. -.
Jan. 5, 1864, John 7. L. B. w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

SIGNIFICANT CoNFEssToN.-The COur-
ie,, des Etats Unis, the French paper of
New York, paper that has been from
the beginning undisguised in its sympa-
thy with the rebels, is compelled to con-
fess that the Confederate cause is in
bad way. The odds of battle, it admits
with tears in its eyes, is in favor of the
North" Charlottesville and the first
day of Chickamauga are the only nota-
BILE reverses sustained by our arms, while
we can proudly point to the substantial
victories of Gettysburg, Vieksburg, Port
! Hudson and Chattanooga
"The victories of the South, it adds,
"have been, moreover, sterile, and so to
speak, negative; those of the North have
secured precious conquests-the naviga.
ticn of the Mississippi, the conquest ol
nearly the whole of Arkansas, the prin
cipal portion of Eastern Tennessee, and
lastly, the gaining of foothold on the
shores of Texas. With the exception o
Galveston, retaken at the commence
ment of the year, secession has continu
ally lost ground, without regaining an
in any quarter.
This confession is the more significar
from the fact that the Courier has hitl
erto been sanguine in the belief that tn
South would conquer,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

How TO Do IT-The following appears
in the Louisville papers
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 5, 1864.
Jason Ham, Indiana Military agent:
have arranged with Samuel H. Pat
terson, of Jsffersonville, to furnish all
veteran regiments from this and all
other States with hot coffee and lunch
at Jeffersorville. See him and co-ope-
rate. Make arrangements to notify the
regiments as soon as they arrive at Lou
isville. Also notify them that free en-
tertainment will be given at indianapolis.
o. P. MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana.
The faculty that Governor Morton has
ofdoing the right thing at the right time
is good thing for the country to have
in it. A re-enlisted veteran touching
the soil of Indiana gets his hot coffee and
lunch as naturally as if he had entered
his fathers house. Gin. Commercial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

And ordered said report to be re-
ceived aad entered on the minutes. =
Revenue received from city wharf from
midnight, Dee 81. 1868, to midnight,
Jan. I, 1854, $39 so.
The public cisterns were reported to
be in good condition.
On motion of Councilman Dean, Or
dered that counsel be consulted in rela-
ton to the contract between the Evans,
vile Gas Light Company and the City of
Evansville, with view of ascertaining
the rights of the city as we'll as private
consumers of gas.
And ordered that James E. Blythe and
Asa Islehart, Esq, be employed for that
purpose and be requested to furnish
their opinion. Adjourned,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

NHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
i turned from the East where he has laid in
one of the best stocks of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods ever brought to this City. NV
Cloths, Cassimerrs, Yestings &c, were selected
with an eye single TO quality and style; and hav
ing become conversant with the taste of our peo-
pie, am satisfied that in this particular my Goods
will give excellent satisfaction.
Gents Furnishing Goods of every description
will also be found at my establishment-such as
Gloves. Hosiery, Neck-Ties, Shirts, Collars, Sus-
pehders, &c.
My facilities for manufacturin Clothing are
excellent; and as for Cutting Ga menis to fit-no
satisfaction pay ask no TO take mean
fitting garment off my hands.
Over-COatings of every varrSiy md style Will be
found at my 'stablishn3n Though it may
sound unreasonable to- 0yercoatS during
| the cheated term,'' we mgst remember that in
| peace is the time to re for war; and in
Summer make our preparations for the cold blasts
/ of Winter. No better preparation can be devised
| than the ordering of a good reliable 0vercUat
! such as may be found at No. First Street.
Orders for Clothing of every description viii
receive the personal attention of the undersigned
| and will be promptly attended TO. The motto a
| No. Is, " Promises punctually fulfilled"
Before Orlerif Fall or Winter suits Gents will
consult their own interest by examining M,
Goods and Prices Remember the place
No. First Street, (near Post 00lco,l
augIS j. II. GAISLIN.