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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

WASHINGTON, january l1-At the So e
of Confederate property in Virginia to-
day, Arlington was bid on by the Coy
srnmentat $4,000. For this the Gov
eminent had three or four competitors
The Curtis m. litary farm was purchased
By N. Z. Flanchen at SO, loo! = Fhere'
were in all thirteen sales, amounting to.
$50, 500. Jai III 0f9h9 yT9V leg
A bill introduced by Stevens to-day,
and the, consideration thereof postponed
till February next, provides that within
all territory of the lCodfederate States
which has been or may be conquered and
occupied by Federal armies and points of
laws which permit Slavery, are hence
forth abolished, and that slavery shall
never again be established within said
territories, or be admitted into the Union
as States, or be Represented in its Con-
gress, excepting by delegation of the
same should be authorized, until epeople
within the territory forming such State,
shall, by its organic law, forever pro-
hibit slavery threin. ..ge.,t So
The joint resolutioni,of Senator Nc
Dougal, inr egard tosthe French occns
patton of Mexico, asserts that it is the
duty Of the Government to demand the
withdrawal of the armedforce from Mex
lean territory, and,mlessthe withdrawal
shall take place from the 18th of March
next, it is the duty of the Government to
declare war against France
Wilson's bill, which was passed to-day,
provides that all money received ,sfrom
communication shall. be paid directly into
the Treasury, and paid out9onz requisi
sition for expenses of the draft,sand pro
kcuration of substitutes - -
The bill of Senator Lane ,sof Kansas
TO set apart portion of the State o
Texas for the use Of persqassof, African
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

= New HAVEN, January ll.-From re-
turns received at the office of the Pro-
sSost Marshal General of this State, it is
concIusively shown that the quota of
Connecticut, under the last cali of the
] President, has been filed, and there is
a surplus of 5000 men. The Both Con-
nectieut Regiment is being recruited,
and enlistments both in the field and at
home are progressing rapidly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
NEW BOOKS.

WAS HE SUCCESSFUL, by keniibai.
ROUND THE BL0CK, or AMERICAN NOTES
ILLUSTRATED.
wENTFRED, or TIE WORLD OF SCHOOL. :
WHIP, HOE AND SWORD.
PECULIAR. =,-zz--=-=alz.as S.
THE CAMPAIGN FIRES OF THE REVOLT
TON. - -
QUEEN MABE. BY Julia Kavanaueh
TALES OF A wAYsIDE INN BY Longfellow
LIGHT on sHADowED PATHS by Arthur
BREAKFAST IL BED. BY sala
EDITIIS MINISTRY.
STARS AND BARS. By Kelso
THE DAYS OF SHODDY.
PARLOR UlIARADES
HUSks. BY Marion uarlaud. t--'
LOUIS LAST TERM. BY author of Rutiedge.
MYsFAIlMs AT EDGENoOn. BY Ike Marvel.
9i-i- ~ AT DOBELL'S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
DRUGS. &c.
WIN Il. P. STODDARD,
80. "a Main Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

ITO AETISTS-Ambrotyp and Photograph
L stock of every description, including Came
ras, Chemicals, Gases and Frames q large variety
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices ut
VIM II. P. sToDDARD's. IL Main street.
CODA ASH AND CONCENTRATED LYE
- for making Soap. A superior article Just re-
ceived at II MAIN STREET
IOeTETFER'S PLANTATION BITTERS and
IL German Bitters, together with a great variety
of Patent Medicines, at II MAIN STREET,
DURE AND UNADULTERATED CREAM.
i Tarter for family use; also Soda and Spices
pune, at IL MAIN STREET.
COCOINE, AMBROSTA, KATHARION, TRI-
~ CAPHER0US, Zylabalsamum, and all the
best preparations for the Hair at
WIN. II. P. ST0DDARD'S.
GOAL OIL AND BURNING FLFID BY THE
~ gallon or barrel at 8
II MAIN STREET.
DRINTERS INK, BLACK AND COLORED,
L in small cans-Wade's manufacture-for sale
at ST0DDARD'S, II Main Street
T AMPS, LAMP CHIMNEYS, GLOBES AND
IL Shades; q large and varied assortment at
Rts orr aaH II MAIN STREET.
XITIZZARD OIL-THE OLD ORIGINAL
" kind; Il supply just received at
e...-4- ST0DDARD'S,, IT Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

New YoRK, January ll.-Gold open
ed at 52B, closing at. 525@53. Govern
-meRt Stocks firm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

On hand and for sale cheap by
Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE cHEAP--
d 80 boxes assorted Candy;
ca d" assorted Gun Drops;
= As q" Lozenges; F
~ 40 S--' Fancy Candy 49,. ------
. 81 Fire Crackers
! And q variety Of Christmas Fixns. By
WHEELER, RIGGS & sUGG.
ERUITs AND NUTS
Il 80 boxes Layer BASINS;
so " NJ
rs y bx Layer
100 Y bx
500 lbs CuTrants;
1000 lbs fresh Figs;
10 trails 8. S. Almonds;
10 bbls Filberts
I" Cream Nuts;
10 4" Hecaas
Ali fresh and for sale cheap Iy
WHEELER, Riggs * sUGG.
= . hhds choice n. o. Sugar;
10 Porto Rico e
% bbls A. Cofes g
25 80 Il. A"
so Vel
% Cr'd ="
IS n
Bought before the advan nee, and for sale by
WHEELER. RIGGS SUGc.
nILS AND PAINTS
" bbls Linseed Oil;
20 bbis Coal
go oaus Wagon Oil, a new article;
500 kegs While Lead;
1000 lbs Putty;
800 lbs Yentian Rcd.
All for sale at lowest cash prices, by
WHEELER, RIGGS & SUGG.
COFFEE-
~ 10 bags prime Rio Coffee tE
50.~fs Fair
% boxes Ground 50
100 90 Essence
On hand and and to arrive by
WHEELER, RIGGS SUGG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

BG% Articles of real merit are north
their value. Such is the case with Bur-
Nets Preparations. For sale by
jan 7 .'..--'''' KELLER Il WHITE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

GREAT SALE or PRoPERTY-It is not
often that cur citizens have the opportu-
nifty of purchasing, at public sale, such
valuable property as viii be presented on
Wednesday, 18th. Judge Halls proper
ty is among the best in the city, includ
ing the very valuable lot on the corner
of Main and Third streets, opposite the
Washington House. Although the build
ings on this lot are not of the best, they
rent for. good figures, and as spot on
which to erect a new business block, it
has scarcely rival in the city.
In addition to this, the building and
lot on Third street is valuable and will
yield good revenue on a fair invest
ment.
Besides these there are a great many
valuable lots for residences in different
parts of the city. Taken altogether, il
is a rare opportun ity for those who have
funds to invest in real estate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
NOTICE.

Leopard Lowenth .s'r. 20 1s-
and l-ls Before Ben Stinson, Justice
Henry Orbendofcr, of the Peace
vs.. t1a
A. z. Gerhart- L
TT APPEARING BY THE RETURN OF THE
Constable made herein that said Gerhart is not
resident OF ts State of Indiana the said Gsrhart is
therefore hereby notified TO appear TO answer in
said action at my Office, in the city Of Evansville,
| on the 23d day of january, 1854, 1T o'clock
| A. NJ, tito will 10 determined in hia alb
| sence. BEN STINS0S,
| dsc29-3tw Justice of the Peace.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

AK OLD ESTABLISHMENT UNDER A New
HED.-The saddle and harness manu-
factory heretofore under the control and
direction of w. f. Corwine & Co, has
recently changed hands. THos. G. MAGHEE
having bought out the old proprietors,
proposes to carry on the establishment
in an improved manner. He has a good
stock of leather, is determined to do ex-
cellent work, and has already on hand a
splendid assortment of saddles, harness,
&c, which he desires to sell at Eastern
prices The shop is at the old stand, 81
Locust Street. between First and Second
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

BEAUTtFBL IGk-We were shown, yes
terday, block of ice hard as flint and
clear as crystal. 1t was fully one foot
thick, and was entirely free from snow,
which generally detraets from the value
of ice put up in our city. The block of
which we speak is sample of the ice
put up by Mr.. William Jacobs, aud came
out of an artificial pond near his resi-
denee. sWe are fully satisfied, from the
immense preparations made by owners
of yarions ice houses, that however warm
our citizens may become next summer,
politically or otherwise, they will have
no excuse for not keeping cool.
REcuPERATIxG-We are glad to see
that oar, very excellent friend, Buck,
matchmaker and jeweler, corner of Main
and First streets, has replenished his
stock of fine watches and jewelry, since
the robbery of his house, and is now
again prepared to furnish the finest sets
of jjeewelry or the most elegant watches.
We hope q liberal share of the pu bic
patronage viii be extended to him, not
only because his goods are of very SUI
psrior quaIitg, but on account of the re-
cent heavy loss he sustained He is
worthy the highest confidence of the
UubIic-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

PHILADELPHIA, January 11-Subscrip-
ton agents report the sale of 1920
SEQ sos to-day. Deliveries of bonds
afesmade to December 18th The sales
Tor ast-week were over $4,000 900.
Less than 40OOOO0O remain unsoId.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
RAILROAD REGTSFEg.
z. & c. II. r..

1-1s - @ IA ~
DEPAR rs:
Way, Freight and Accornmodstien........6:45 A. N.
5 A. II.
ARRTV
Accommodation q p. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

.WAsHtNGToN, Jan. 1.-THE CONNER
cial s. Dispatch says the Presidents
choice for successor to Caleb B. Smith,
OIL ndiana, seems to be between Judge
Mcdonald and Hon. Albert S. White, of
Lafayette, both citizens of Indiana, and
she, chance of the latter seems by far the
best. =
Especial to Post.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. .1l.-The Senate
and House will probably compromise on
abil todiering bounties to volunteers un-
til after February.
b The War Department has decided to
grant passes to persons DESTROYS of at
ten ling the sale of confscated lands in
South Carolina, but they must be recon-
mended by the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, and pay the cessary
charges for transportation.
The latest news from Cumberland rep
resents everything as quiet, with no
fears of raid
Mr. Benjamin c. Harris. member of
Congress from Maryland, died in Balti-
more this morning of small pox
The Committee on Ways and Means,
will, .to-morrow, take up supplemental
tax. bill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

b. CULPEPPER COURT HOUSE, January Q,
ria PHILADELPHIA, January 1l.-To-day
the noted guerrilla, McCown, and three
of his men were captured by Forces
ter's New York Cavalry Regiment, now
recennoitering in the direction of Sper-
ryyille. The latter left here in good
humor, Gen. Plcasanton having ordered
regmental colors and gurdons to be re-
stored
Last October they were deprived of
their flags on account of disgraeeful
conduct at Raccoon Ford, On the Rapi-
dan, Since then their behavior has been
SO, commendable that they have gained
their forfeited coiors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
PAPER MILLS.
GROCERIES.


81 WHEELER, RIGGS C SUGG,
Wholef lie dealers in sT5 49,.
O. H O Q z If Il . .
o. SABT, COTTON YARNS
Nails, Window Glass, Sash, Doors, 6 &c.
No. II North First Street,
51 or Corner of Sycamore.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
49, ~ COMPREHENSIVE
WE HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH US WIN ]
Y Sugg, late Of Uniontown, Ky.,s in the
Wholesale Grocery business The style of tho firm
will be Wheeler, Riggs & sugg. 5-r.-r,z
> 20 5bls XXX Bertrand Syrup;
so 10 cal. kegs "9e
% bbls Excelsior
4o15 bbls s.
10 bbls Honey
% !" n. o. molasses.
nov2s WHEELER, RIGGS sUGG.
CLASsl GLASS =
VI 100 boxes sXlo Glass, ''City;"
70 IS 10XI2 q"
20 9xI2 -
25 Okla
30 9X15
IS :. 10X1s I"
Is IoXIs
26 Pint FlaslSs;
"a Quart Flaslfs;
10 Jars;
10 10 gallon Jars;
0,,h oD g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIYKR THAT /, VIII
/ ~ LIAM G. BGPPBE, Coll. ctor OF the City o
Evansville, between the hours sf . and IL O'Clock
A. n and and 8 o'clock r. H, en- MONDAY
JANUARY 1iTH, 1884, will sell at Public Auc.
ten, at the door Of the Court House in the CitJ
Of Evansville, Indisna, tbs following Lots part,
OF Lots and prrcefs Of Real Estate, and Improve
nants, assesssd for the payment sfCiiy Taxes fnr
tbs year 1898, dus fro the owners thereof to Tx
City Of Evansville-said Taxes bling now due and
unpaid-and for the costs Of SAid sale; and thai
said sals will be continued en- tho next day there
after viz: or Tuesday, January 18th 1894 at two
-oeiock p. Mt the door Of the Court House in
Evansville, for the purpose of selling such prop
erty rs may have been sold on the day first
above mentioned and not paid for:
ORIGINAL PLAN
Dnnning Paris C, 6Ox75 feet corner part OF
lot ~; u
-a4 do s1x76 It easterly end Of lot 1901 Is
do lot III ......4s q
do sxl5o feet side Of lot 172-......... s 81
JONES Jas G, lot q
Maynard John, Sox75 n corner part Of lot n 20 .,
O'Mara John, A1zxT5 fest of lot 29......13 81
PARROT Robt heirs, asxT5 II adj'g lot i87..i2 ::
{ DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Cell & Benighof, lE4xI44 fset half of
the half oflst 203 10 q
Mark: Jacob n : = Cfs.sH Of lot Ias. ,rIs 5,
parrott kcbt heirs ne a OF lot 9o5...........en a.
Pritohetf Amy, q " ?. Of let 2o7 rs
sattsrly V. heirs, lot 50 5,
Wsyland II, heirs Of, v hi Of n hf Of lot
zea:.: a-.- o.
smith Oliver heirs Of, south westerly one
third oflot 2l7 I;
Jeryis Richard, improvements on lot ISL. 81
+ UPPER ENLARGEMENT. 80
Grifith Rachel, lot 47.............. .....6 6 l!
Kellogg g H. lot IS subdv Of out-lot ...... q II
Mcdonald James, 4th subdv 25x56 n Of lots
Mcdonald Jsmes, 18th subdv z5xs31< n Of lots
u ana 81
Rudd Lucy ], ~ 7s15x75 a oflot 61........3s u
do do 25I75 feet Of lot 81 $685.. 7:
Shea John, 20 feet middle OF lot Z, subdv Of
LOWER ENLARGEMENT. ~,
Hartman George, sv half Of lot IS ..........Is q
do - ioswihalfof lot 26...............12 l!
Rogers SamCsl, fractional let g.. .........I48 81
Sauer Louis, n 22x14s11 n Of lot 22.......17 q
Stiuson L Greathouse, 4Ox75 feet alley end of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

The Successor OF Judge Smith
Judge Mcdonald and Albert white
prominent Candidates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

Latest from Charleston Harbor-
twenty Shells Thrown into the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-12

New YORK, january 1.-THE steam
ship Fulton, from Port Royal, South
9th, arrived here this morning.
The seige of Charleston is yet in pro-
gress. Twenty shells were thrown into
the city on Thursday. Result unknown.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23
An African Beauty.

After long and amusing conversation
with Rrmalta in the morning, | called on
one Of his ssters.n.Iaw, married to an ell.
der brother who wqs born Eefope Daesra
ascculod the throne She was another Of
those wonders Of obesity, unable to stand,
excepting on all fours. was dosirons to
obtain a good yicw Of her, and actually to
measure he, and induced her to give mo
facilities for doing 50 by Offering in return
to Show Der ab.tor my naked legs aud
arms Tar bait took as | wished It, and
after 3. .,tiag he, to wfcrlo into the mid.
deor tbehnt did as promised, and then
took her dimensions. Round arm, foot
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23


During the Revolutionary War, when a
corps oi Inc American army was encamp'
ed near the borough Of Elizabethtown, New
Jersey, al officer who by theway, was more
Of dcvotee Of Venus than Of wars, paid
his addresses to lady OF distinction whom
he was IN the habit OF visiting nightly On
discovery Of the repeated absence OF the
officer and OF the place where interviews
with his DuIGinca were had, some waggl'h
friends resolved to play oil q handsome
trick at his expense, which should deter
/. him from repetition 0! his visits.
The o'ncer IL appears tolc avery small
horse Of the pony KIND, which ho left nn'
tied with the brIddIe rcms over his neck,
near the door, IN order to ride oil without
delay when the business Of courtng and
kissing was over, and the horse always re.
maioed, until backed by the owner, with
out attempting to change h8 position Va
a certain dark aal gloomy night when the
officer, as usual had gone to pay his deyo'
lions to the object Of ms dearest affection,
and was enjoying the approving smiles Of
the lovely fair ONE, his wag9'sh compani
on5 went privately TO the door Of tle house
where the officer was, took his bride aud
saddle from the noTsn, winch they sent
away placed the bride on the tail and the
saddle on the back and the cuppaf oYhI
the horns Of a quiet Old COW, VINO stood
peacefully chewing her end near the spot
Immediately thereafter they retired some
distance from the honse, and aopamtog
raised the loud cry ol alarm, thattheeoemj
had landed aul were marching into th'
village
. Our hero, Oh hearing Ihs took counSc
from his fear and soaicmnE TASTY kiss
he shot out Of the door with The velocity o
Il muskct ball, oni momicdolo t5o saddle
with his hack toward the head Of The COW
and pIunging his sharp spurs keenIy m''
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23

Labor is law, and whoever repuses it as
bore must have it as punishment. You
do not wish to be Iaborer, and you will
be slave; toll only let's you loose on one
side to seize you again on the other; you
do not wish to be its friend and you will be
its negro; you louOt care for the honest
fatigue OF mOc, and your are about to know
the sweat Of the damned while others sing
You will groan. Your desire is to do moth.
ing? Well, you will not have week,
day. an hour without feeling crushed
What is feather for others, will be u rock
for you Life will become monster
around you, and coming, going, breathing
will be SO many terrible tasks for yon.-
What precipiccs are sIoth and pleasure; to
do nothing is a melancholy resolution To
live in Incidence on the social substance,
to bc usrloss this leads straight to the bot,
tom Of misery. WO to the man who wish.
c' to be parasite for he will be vermin.
To become rogue is inconvenient, aud it
is not neor y 50 hard 10 be an honest and
Industrious man-- Victor Hugo
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23
Distinguished ShOemakers

Linnacns the founder of the science of
botany was opprcnticed to shoemaker in
Sweden; but afterwards taken notice of in
of his ability, was sent to
college. David Pareus, the elder, who was
afterwards celebrated professor of theo.
logy at Heidelberg, was at one time ap.
pgonticed to q shoemaker }. Prendell,
who died some time since at Gray's Build.
ings, London, and wao was profound and
scientific scholar pursued through life the
trade Of shoemaker Hans Sachs one of
the German poets was the son of tailor,
and afterwards served an apprenticeship
to a shoemaker Benedict Baddouin, one
of tIlamosi learned men of the sixteenth
century was a shoemaker, as was likewise
bis father He wrote treatise on the
shoemakiug Of the oncicntts, which he
traced up to the time of Adam himself To
these may be added Holcroft, and Clifford,
FIR 80 many years editor of the Quarterly
Rcryicw; and Bloomfield, the author Of
"Thc Farmers Boy" and other poems
all Of whom were shoemakers, John Brand,
the Secretary of the Antiquarian Society
of lonaon, and author of sevral learned
works was originally a shoemaker, but
fortunately found means to complete his
studies at Oxford University.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23
SANTA FE GAZETTE.
Independent in all things, Neutral in nothing
JAMES L. COLLINS,
Editor and Proprietor.

SANTA FE, SATURDAY APR %, 1851
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23

R9-An English photographer, Mr.. War
ncr, atcIytook photograph of the eye of
an OK, few hours after death, and on c1
aiming the Impress through the micros.
cope, distinctly perceived depicted on tho
rrtiuo the exact dcineation of the stones
with which the slaughter house was paved,
being the last object which affected the
vision Of the animal on bending down its
hoal 10 receive Lhe fatal blow
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23
VETERAN SONG

VETERAN SONG
AE-Wo'l for the wagon,
0 come along my aephyr'lear, wen join thi.
veteran torpi
They've got three hnrdrol Ao1anI, but they
want a many more
Rebellion yet. raging and fear twill never
end
Butifye.erans save the Union, our might we
will extend,
CnoRus-IIurrah for the Union, hurroh for the
IIaFrnh for the Union, nal this Nigh. veteran
corps.
0 come along my zephyr dear, No iongerweu
delay
I'll enquire about the veterans, and the corps
wen join to day,
They will pay me thirteen dollars and the same
they u poy to YOU,
If you stick up for the Union, snd the red, white
aud blue
CaoGrs-Hrrrlh for the Union, Sc.
Put on your hat my dearest boy and GN to tgho
walk,
And in our prcamblcs Of the veterans we will
talk,
You say if will join the corps, aad to the flag
prove true,
That shall have just what want and pay the
same as YOU,
Cu0RUs--llurrah for the Union, Sc
What must do my doary--O to join the veteran
ranks
am eager now to join :lom-thon my love you
have my thanks,
But first of all must cnsland with them swear
my life,
And when l have enlisted you must be the We
teran9 wife
Chorus Hurrah for the Union, &C.
Youm wash the soldiers clothes my love, and
clean them from all grca9e,
but let your baieI go to grass likewise your
Meyic fGas,sl
And save your money eyory cent, as the soldiers
plank il down,
And when the war is over love, wen run mill
in town.
Hurrah for tho Union &c ROYAL.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-23

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ANTHONY TRoI1orE's new serial soon 10
be published ia London, is entitled "CaDycu
Forgive Her" We can Tony, if she is
equal to Rachel Ray.