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The Singer Sewing Machines.

The Singer Sewing Machines.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE is fast gaining world vide
reputation. 1t is bevond doubt the besr
md cheapest and most beautiful of all
Family Sewing Machines vet offered to
the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many nsefnl appliances
for Hernrnino binding, F>'ing Tuckin9,
Gathering, Guaging, Braiding, 'EInbrc'der-
ing. Co.ding. and 30 forth. No other
FANNY Saving Machine has so much ca
paci'v for great variety of work J.
will sew all kinds Of cloth. and with al
kinds Of thread Great and recent i'm
provements make our Family Sewing Ma
chine most reliable. and n psf dul able
and most ccr'qn in action AZ all rates Of
speed. II makes the interlock stitch.
which is the best stitch known ANY
one, even Of the most ordinary capacity
can see. at q glance, how TO use the let
ter A Family Saving Machine Oar
Family Sewing Machines are flushed in
cha.,e and exquisite stye
The folding ease OF the Family Ma
chine ia a niece Of cunning workmanship
Of the most useful kind II protects 10
machine whom not in use and when ahou'
10 be operated NAV be opened as a spa
cious and substantial table to sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases, made
OIL, Of the choicest woods are finished in
the simplest and cha.,est mannar posi-
BILE, others arc adorned and emheI'ished in
the most costly and superb manner.
l, is sh-o'ate.7 necessary - see the
Family Machine III operation 50 as to
Judge Of - great aspaoitv and beauty.
Il "a fat becoming a popular FOR farui-
" sewing e. our Manufacturing machines
are for manufar uring purposes.
The branch Offices sra well supplied
With -ik twist, 'hread neeies, oil, DC,
Of Ire very best quality.
Send for Pamphlet
THE SINGFR MANUFACTURING co
458 Brosdwa-. New York
Niiwauhee Office, II NeuhaH Hous,
SEWALL w SMITH.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
MANITowuC COUNTY
Village Treasurcr's Office,
Two Rivers, October 18th, 1868 {
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ lots Or parcels of land lying in the village
of Two Rivers and State of Wisconsin, will Do
forfeited unlass the taxes levied on the same in
the wear 1861 together with Interest costs,
and charges due thereon, shall be paid FIR the
same before the 18th day OF Jsnuary next, and
that and after 18th day of January next
purchasers of sale certGcats dated will
be entitled to a conveyance ON the os or par
GELS OF land described in said certificates Of SALE
according to the charter Of said village to wit !:
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REnEL PaIsoTERs CoTve 1870 THE Ma
vy.-Yasfar1qv forty Eve rete' prison ers
., Cam Douqlas took the oath of ale
eianr4 . The United States Government
am j"iHad The navy. in accordance ,<ifh
inssructions recently issued from tie War
Depsrtment.-Ci Chicago Journal
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RI Major Generals Burnside, FRANK
B1AIa, ScHRScK, and 3. VI. PRESTIss
Nave resigned their commissions in the
ArmY. Notwithstanding this there are
..ill M vacancie. in The roll Of ',,sior Ger
erals. the appointments previously having
exceeded ahe nu~ nsr allowal hr law.
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Adrs.sT.atga anr's safe
En- Probate.

Manitowoc County Court. in the matter Of the
Estate of Christian Schmidt deceased.
On reading aud filing the petition Of Chris
tian 81. johannes of Two Rivers, in the county Of
Manitowoc and state o Wisconsin, representing
among other thin gs tht Christian Schmidt late
of Two Rivers aforesaid on rhe 81 day of Nv
A. D 1868, at Charlottesville, Virgini died
interstate. leaving goods, chaftels and estate
within this county, an praying that aimns-
tration of said estate be granted t. him; 1t ia
ordered that the said petition De heard be ore
the Judge of :hls Court on honday, he isth
day of January, A. D. 1854 at % O'Clock A.
NJ, at his office in the Court House in tne viii
lage of Manitowoc, in said Manitowoc county 4;
and it 10 further ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to ali
persons interested, by publishing copy of this
oruer for three successive ~euks prior TO said
day of hearing in the Manitowoc Pilot. a week
" newspaper printed and published .. a ito
voc, in said county.
HENRY : PIERP0NF, County Judge
D4red IN 2i-t dav # Dec ID. 1853
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Married:

A. the residence of T. J. RLEscH. in
Napftewoc, on the 25th of December By
$40. -" bAaEFR, Fsq, Mr.. LEOPOLD
K'lTsFER and Miss CAROLINE
HNls'1> p r.s' rs r. s.b
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SherIN'S Sale.

The State OF Observation-Disclosures County
Circuit Court. Frederick c. Jones. against
Charles Durand, George Rice and George II.
Bartholomew. Execution.
By virtue of an execution issued out Of and
under the seal of said Court in the aboye.enti.
tied action, to NE directed aud delivered. and
against the personal aud real property of said
Charles Durand George Rice and George n
Bartholomew. have seised and levied UPON thu
MISUNDERSTANDING Peal estate, and all the right
title aid interest which the said def ndants, or
either OF them, had IN and to the property It
the date of the filing of the attachment. In.
wit: on the eighth day of. November. 1851 NJ
have since acquired:
Lots nos. fr )m one L to twenty four-al
in Block in Reeds addition to the VILLAGE az
Manitowoc, Manitowoc county Lots nos. from
one i to twenty eight --2s- in Block G
of said adaitio Lots nos from one 4 70
twenty eight --29-- ia Block + of said add.
ton
Lot no. FIVE, s, in blk 1876, village of Aanitowse
Elk. 6, l66,
a" three 8 III
" eleven. IL, I67,
" twelve, II, 1877,
"ope, l. two2" l7A
seven, 7, eight, blk Is6
Also all the right, title and interest which the
SAID defendants, or either of them had in and
TO Lot 8, Block 163, village If Nanitowoc. At
the date of the filing OF the attachment, 10 wit:
the 17th day of December. 1861.
Which said real estate. ssd right, title and in.
terest as aforesaid, / shall expose for "a e and
sell at public auction at the Cont House in the
village OF hanitowoc, in sal county snd state,
on the oh day of JsnuPry 1864, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon of said dag to satisf, said exc
cution and costs. d led Sherih's Office. No.
veniber 1lch, 1863.
IRA p SMITH. Sheriff.
by JOHN II BURNS, Under Sheriff
GEO. REED Pff's Atf'v.
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Notice.

Notice.
tNTHEPEiS ms wit JULIA Ma GISA havi
w LEFT my he'd and hoard without any just
use or provocation this is to forbid all per
-ors from trustj, g her on ny account, as | shall,
,ay no debts of her contracting
JOHN GISA.
Maple Grove, Dec. %, 1868
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DougsrsC FCoSoMY-No housskeeper
or cook ia iuily prepared to enter success
fully upon her culinary duties without,
having the Chemical .Scleratus on hand
I, relieves the mind Of much OF the care
anil anxi-tv experienced by skiIlful
cock For sale BY most merchants and
S,ocsrs.
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zS II any Of our delloonen.

e.. fail 'e Receive their paper, hersafre,
sley will nnlerstaR! the reason; and if a
constable shoaid visit them some ine day.
~0'AA~ sA1S 49, 5
she, viii undoubtedly think il A good oke.
oa. thing is certain, II he rnns'alte can
10. get any good out o. them, "old Nick"
will make them come TO time"
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HORSES FOR SALE!

A Pa" OF HEAVY HORSES can be bought
= at fair price b. applying the
pILOr OFFICE
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j. S. GIBSON.


Z UUFVS a = II -AHEs u Wy PCS, q C :
Executed in the finest style of the Art. A gen
rrsl assortment of Photographic Albums, Cases
md Frames is kept on hand and will be sold at
Tow figures.
CObPSES and INVaLIDS TAKEN 1T their
residence il required also Views OF Landscapes
ana Dwellings taken at reasonable rates Hav-
inc had fifteen years experience in the Fine
Arts We shall undertake to dc as good work as
Is done In au7 Of the Eastern cities
Office % York street, opposite Platt L Villas
Sror,
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BEER & EET

North side, opposite Richards Foundry Dest-
ers in DIV Goods Groceries ard Provisions
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods Dl-C,aTh
Wooden warn, Fancy Baskets, Fiidles nd
Guitars, and Guitar strings Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Bushes, sc.
Respectfully solicit a share OF public patron
age.
Nanitowoc, July, 1859. milf
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HENRY BERN Err

respectfully informs the pubic OF Mantle
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently. purchased
the Drag and Medicine store formerly kept
by LrUBNER & RUDIGFE. on the corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenish;ng the same. He has large
ond extensive assortment of PURE
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CTEAYED OR STOLEN REV Ard -
- Srrs, cd or ,-ol-n from he -nt ser her Or or
before November s 1893 4 TX by Mare, hol
lo~ AK. svy hips, blgck name aud tail.
,, both hind feet HhiLa and white spot in fore
head Sh was two sud hsi years old and
la-ge of her age. The above reward will be
paid for her return 10 me q Two Rivers.
JAMFS HARBRInGE
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage of the people of Mantle voc,
Calumet, K-waunee, and Brow counties Ia So
iicited ard they will find it to their advantage
to call AID examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. T. the people Of those coup-
ties would say, that for the patronage | have
received Of them am very tha kiul, ard hope
to have them continue he same, as sm row
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
,r;ca for all Lcirds of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
[PuBLlc-No. 1871

Az ACT to carry into effect a treaty between the
United states and Britannia Majesty for the II.
nal settlement II the claims OF the Hudsoa :
Ray aud Raget's Sound Agricultural Compan-
les.
Re i saaessd o. tAs fsaois ard Hsuse Of R.s,..
ssatatFes qf he Ualted States If dntsrioa n Coagress
asscablei That the PresijeBs Of the United states
b. and with thr advice aud conzsnt ufshe senate.
shall appoint commissioner, whose duty IL shall
be, conformity with the commissioner appointed
BY her Britannia Msiesty's Government, 70 invss.
tisate, adjust, and determined the claim. Of the
Hadson's Bay Company and Of the PuKota Sound
Agricultural Company against the Government Of
tbs United States pursuant 10 the terms Of tr.a-
y signed at Washington % the fret day Of Jufv
eighteen hundred and sixty three, ard the com
aissionsrs shall be authorized 10 appoint a clerk
with compensation az the rate Of eight dollars q
day.
sec g Aad b u farther essaefss, That n. com
peusatioa Of the commissioner shah Be five thou
sand dollars in fat for his service aud personal
expenses. And the suns necessary 20 . the
compensation aforesaid, the share Of cont agent
expenses ~ The commission on the part Of the
United States, aud Of the eofnpeu sation Of the
pire, chosen under the con vention are hereby an.
propriated out OF any money In the Treasury not
otherwise Appropriated.
Sec. g. AHf y Z further enacted That the rom.
mission on the part Of the United States, In con-
junction with the commissioner on the part Of
Great Britain, fstherehy authorized 20 make ali
needfui rules and regulations for conducting the
business Of ths commission such rulea asd rezu-
lations not contraving the Constitution Of the
United States, the provisions Of this aet or the
sti pnlatioa. Of the treaty.
Sec .. Aad Be Il faTfAer enacted That the Seere-
tary OF State is hereby authorized aud required
to transmit the said commission such papers OF
records relating to the business Of the commission
a. he may deem proper or As NAV be called for BY
the commissioner, and at the eloss Of the com
mission, aud q the duties Of the umpire, ali the
records, documents, and all other papers which
may have been presented on behalf q the United
States, shall be returned to the Department OF
State
Approved, June 2. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
TPUBLIc-No I99 I

An ACT further 10 regulate and provide for the
enrolling and calling out the national forces
and for other purposes.
Be aeaaeted " fhs seaafs aAd Eoass Of Repressa-
tsffEes Of tss GHitea States Of America - Coagrsss as
seubIed, That the President Of the United states
may, at his discretion, any tine hereafter call
ieE any number Of Elsn as volunteers for the re-
spScttve terms OF ere. two. and thrsa ~sars far
military service; and any such volunteer. or. IN
case q draft as hereinafter provided any substf-
tute, shall be eredi ID to the tsza wushfp.
ward OF city, precinct, election district or Of
county not 50 sRbdiyided. towards the quota az
which he may have volunteered or ENGAGED AZ a
substitute aid every Volunteer Who i accented
and mustered into thsserTice for term OF one
year unless sooner discharged, shall receive, and
be paid BY the United States, boun ~ Of one hun
dred dollars; and II fer term Of two years. m
less sooner discharged, q toUaty Of two hundred
d0llars; and il for q term Of thrse wears. unles.
sooner discharges bounty Of fhr>s hundred dol
lars one hird of which DO unity shall be paid TO Il
soldier At the time Of his being mustered into the
service, one third at the expiration Of one-haif Of
his term Ofserviee and onsthird at the expfration
OF mas term o. service And in case Of death while
Ia service, the residue Of the bOaatt unpaid shall
BE paid 70 his widow, IL he shall have left a
widow if not 70 his children, or ifthere be none
20 his mother, if she be a widow.
Sec = AHd Be L fsrfks- enacted, That in case
ths quota, or any part thereof. OF any town. town
snip ward Of city, precinct, or election district
% OF Any esunty net so sGbaivi1sd. akalI not be
Eied wItsln toe space offfty days after such cali
th7n the President shall immediately order draft
Ior one ysar to III su- b quota. any past there
OF, which may be untitled and in case Of Sny such
ersft no payment Of money shall be accepted OF
received BIZ the GoSsrnnsnt as comm utStion q
release any enrolled or drafted man from personal
obligation to perform military service.
Sec 3. 4Hd Sc e farther eaaatsd That il shall be
lawful for the Executive Of any Of the States to
sand recruiting AGENTS into any OF tia States de-
claEez - be in REBELLION. except the States Of Ar
kansas, Tennessee, a1d Louisiana, 10 recruit vol
unteers under any call under the provisions Of
this act who shall be credited the State and 20
the respective subdivisions thsreof whIch may
procure the enlistment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06

New YoRK, Aug "a protest is is
sued signed by Hon. b. +. Wade and
Hon. II. w. Davis against the Presi-
dents refusal to sign the bill passed by
Congress last session, providing for the
reorganization OF the States now or late
ly in rebellion against the Union.
The 7ribUne's special says Col Cleop-
man, Sd Ind. cavalry aud Col Mcintosh,
both commanding brigades in Sheridan
cavalry, have been appointed Brigader
Generals.
There is good reason for believing
that the rebels are mining one Of our
earthworks in front of Petersburg
Means nave been taken which will render
operations Of that sort futile.
A mob occurred in this city to-day be-
tween party Of soldiers and negroes,
in which two soldiers were killed and
several wounded. Two dwellings Of ne
groes we're burned by the soldiers, who
were willingly assisted by secession sym.
pAthizers.
The Times special says the subscrip-
tons TO the new 1880 Loan during the
past six days, ammounted to Is, 355, $50
This ammount has been subscribed in
large commercial cities; the West is yet
10 hear from.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4,-Col. Baker, chief
national detective police, who has been
here several days on official business,
succeeded in ferreting out the most ex-
tensive aud successful gang Of counter
feiters ever known in the United States.
Fourteen of the gang are in double irons.
Five large boxes Of material are on
the way to Washington. Eleven presses,
large quantity of bank note paper, ink
twelve plates including twenty dollar
greenback, ten and Fifty u S. Treasury
Notes new issue, and fifty cent postal
currency, were procured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
TPuRLIc-No las 1

AZ Acr ameHdatory u an act 10 smond an at
entitled 'An aes 70 premsts the progFes. u
the u-eiui arts, approved March three, slsh
teen handred sRd sixty three.
BE- sl'aetsd By ne Senate aHa Bease IF Reprssra.
taitess e ne taed states " Auserles - cgAgrsns
assembled. That any person hAvtug aa Interest Ia
an IN tions WHISTLER - the iaFsBtor or azsiKnes
Tor which patent was ordered to issue uuon the
payment - the hnAi ies A. provided in sectlsa
fhnse Of an act approved March three, eighteen
HUNDRED aud sixty three. bit wha has failed 70
make payment q tbs mai re a. provided ~ said
act shall have tbs right 20 make The payment Of
Such fsss aud reesiye the patent Withheld on &C
count 81 the non-pAy nent % said fss, prov 4sd
sgeh payment BE- MAZE within az months from
the date Of the passage q this Hat Eouids8 That
nothing here u shall b 90 construed a. to hold
responsible Ia damages any persons who have
manufactured er used any artieis or thing for
which patent, as aforeaaia, was ordered 70 BE-
issnsd
Approved, Jane 3, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
rPrnLrc-Nn 1a41

A. Acr TO authorize the bailld Of ths Orphans'
Conrt, Ia the soaaty Of washihgton aud Biz
fEtrirt VI CoiamhiA, 70 serve proessssa issued BY
said court, aud for other purpasss.
Be e esaefsd b. the seaste aad Hoasa II Reprs-
sesfires n he Eaed States 81 America ~ Cosre.s
assspsblss, That the b4iin % the Orphans Csari,
"a ths county u Wash % gton, or such pers0u a.
may be depated By tbs register II wills In sad
e9a8iy, shall have authority 10 serve ali processes
tssnsd ny said court, aud hall De entitled 20 ass
oFhfty coats for sarving stations and ice Of one
dollar for serving attachments aud making Fe
turns Of the same 90 the court And there shail
be paid To the register Of wills FOR said couutV.
for recording wills aud other insframsuts ar cen
cents per folio q one hundred words
Approved Jane 25th 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
shsrman Again ON tho Move.

New York, Aug. 5.--Tbe Herald $
Nashville special of the 2sth nit, says
Sherman army was in motion that day,
though contraband to telegraph at the
tims, but they we're moving by the left
flank
Those conyersant with the situation
will comprehend the Importance of such
movements.
Shermans delay before Atlanta was
only for the purpose Of keeping the
rebels there, in which he has succeeded
admirably.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
Foreign News.

The steamer Africa from Liverpool On
the morning of July 23d, via Queenstown
oath arrived here this morning with TWO
days later news.
The q. S. steamers Morgara and Sac
rsmento were at anchor off Antwerp on
the 10Th Of July.
The reported naval engagements are
all supposed to be csnards. The depart
ure of Can't. Semmes for Nassau IS an
noanced.
The London Times publishes CORE
snondence from Richmond, June 80.
The writer represents that mere are ~
apprehensons for the safety OF hieh,
mond. and asserts any single corps OF
Confederates could hold the WORKS ABOUT
the city against any considerable force
of the Federals. He adds, the greatest
jeopardy for the Confederate cause was
In The neighborhood Of Atlanta, but Con
federate troops would be sent there IN
great number.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Stratford
called attention 10 the new Holy alliance,
expressing belief in it, and urged the
Government to take steps TO counterset
its influence
Russell said he did not believe in a
Holy alliance, and thought it Impossible,
and coEtended there was no cause for
alarm. He thought the good under
standing between France and England
would insure the peace Of Europe
II is announced that DIR. Livingston,
after spending four months in England,
returned to Africa on an expedition TO
put in train operations by means Ct
which tbs slave trade will be eventually
put an end 10.
A Prussian force 5000 strong entered
Rensburg on the 2lst, and took posses
sion of the town, which was in the hands
Of the German federal troops. The Fed
eral Diet ordered Gen. Hake to protest
against the proceedings, by large ma
jority.
Paris papers warn the German powers
sgainst Incorporating that question il
their policy, as schleswig is largely in
habited by Danes, and points out tina
the law of retaliation exists, and If th'
Germans set the example Of conquest
others may not allow it,
1t is reported that Napoleon, after re
ceiving course Of treatment at Vichy
would 20 to Baden, where he would hay'
an interview with the. King.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds dul
and dropping, owing to unfayorable Banl
returns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06

any irregularity therein, that the requisitions
Of me sala act are substantially complied with
Sec B. 4Sd y L further enacted, that ths act
Of g5ngFcss EMIT 81 An act 10 provide FOR the
public instruction d youth Ia primary schools
throughout the county Of Washington, ia. the
Dissries u Columbia, without TIE limits Of Wash
ingfon and Georgetown, except the nrst and third
secti0ns, approved Nay twenty, eighteen hundred
aHd sixty-tws be, aud the same is hereby rspea ed
Approved, june ., 1851
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
fPuBrrc-No. 1856

HhIfN- VI I1U-
An ACT 20 grant % the State ef California certain
lands for A1e Prison purpoaas
BE u esaeaed ~ az seaatS aud lose u Repv~..a.
tatipss " the ragfed sfafss 81 asasrfca n Csyer.
assembled, That the right Of the United states 70
the lauds eomPr sing thst portion q the pronon.
tory Or point knoNn ~ ''PHais De Qufntin." q
"feint snn Vhintinr' " ng east ofths north and
south line, dividing SECTIONS number three apd
ten from number two aud eleven in towumhfp
nanber one, noFfh range uumher ak vest. II
Mouss piabio Meridian, embracing portions num-
tsF eieveu, twelve, thirtees, aud fourteen u tss
said township number QUE, north rauge number
six vest. spen which the stats prison % the stdts
Of California Is SOW loca'sd, bot exceeding In
quantity four hsndred ant ffty acres. BE-. and TIE
same is hereby, coded, graEtcd, and confirmed 10
the said State Of Csiiornis, without prsiadics 10
tbs rights or claims Of any other parties
Approved, June =, lSsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
INSURANCE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

rBoA THE SUBSCRIBER, 0S MONDAY
4 Right, the 9th inst, two Work horses. y1e
IRE otber 4 GorrsI wheu not snnbuzBsd a Chestnut
soyrsI with little white near The ZIP 81 hs nose,
fEis IN eesh, and 49, hands high. Both horses
Esrs barsfootsd.
.r--nFrg r. horsss or giving such information
- 80 1sbts ths ownsr 70 get them
- Z. c. GALE,
coFnsr Of Third and eEn Streets.
tulyI-4k~tk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06
House Furnishing
Retail Department.
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, "A,
5-4,, 104 Bleached and Brown Cot.
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques. Ladies Sun I'm.
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, % which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases in our line Of business.
my2o-ly JAQUEss a. FRENCH,
NO. 10 First street. Evansville