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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26


minutes vas again John Glen ''of ours,
and General Rosecrans made b N Ser
zeant, ard the stripes Of rank covered |
him al over Ike 6 mouse IL harness
and the daughter Of Mr. Secretary Chase
Dreseuted him skier medal apPrupFi-
: CIV inscribed, whish he worthily wears,
a rovai order Of honor, upon bis leit
breass. and all men conspire 10 spoil hiH1s
bat. since few ladies' can get at hiEi here
oaEhaps be may be saved.
Bat wha. about last night2 Well,
Ike Flora MeFImsey. the Sergeant had
nothing 10 wear; the clothing IN the
wardrobe of loyal livery vas not at ali
/ Ike Desdemona's handkerchief, astco
/ little" but ike the garments Of the man
sho roomed a month oSer bakers
oven. "a world too wide. and 20 Miss
Rabcock. Of the Sanitary Commission,
Suggested 10 a resident Of yoar city, that
4 uniform for the little Orderly would be
/ acceptable. Mr.. Waite and other gen
/ tlemen OF the Sherman House order
ed II. Messrs. A. d. Ellsworth and Com
panY made It, Chaplain Raymond
/ brought II, Miss Babcock presented Il,
/ ana Johnny put It on Chaplain Ray
moud. of the 5Ist Illinois, by-the-by. .
most earnest and efficient officer, ae-
eompanied The gift with exceedingly ap
rrppriate suggestion and advice, The
! substance Of which send You. This
morning | happened 81 Hesdquartsr r.
iast as the belted and ar ned Sergeant
vas footed and spurred aud ready Il
rffie Resplendent in his elegant Uni
! form, rugged cap s-pie, modest, frank
with q clear eye aud a manly faee, b
looked more ike fancg picture than 4
living ding. Said he 70 the Chaplain
! ayou captured me By surprise, yessef
day" Nov. lie is 'going on thirteen
]. as our graHdinothers used 70 sag, 6at b
: would Be no monster If We called hia
only nine. Think Of sixiy-three poaa'
Sergeant--lancy baadful Of Her
!, and then read the Arabian Nights, al
: believe thenl Long live the little os
], derlyl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

QUaRTEg or sIILE or PBrsTisG
PRgssgs.--Tbe number Of printing press
Is nov in operation or ready for use in
the Treasury building in Washington, is
50 large that If placed in a line they
would extend a quarter Of mile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Bz5.A blockade-runner with cargo,
worth III all $4,000, has beea caught
on the Carolina coast, by TIE South Car
DINA. Her Grew, thirty IN number, were
all asleep. A weasel was caught asleep
that time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that I viii sell At
~ puFIc tioR b late resiisoes of SzzzllsI
?. 0insfea, dreszssd, IN PigeoR tSSushig. Y4a-
derbaEkh ccunty, Iudizne, On THURSDAY, the 18Th
day Of May, Tse4 al the p<rsonAl property e sail
deesdsnt, CONSISTING offhssses. cattle. wa<aas,
ArmiuE implenleats, -ds. besidinE. aud An kinda
az konsekosd and kitchen farnifure
Teras ct sata.-casA sill Ne required apes all
suras q iess tbsa thrre dsfl2rs ssdoyer these a-
i1rs. credit q seivs months viii b gissn Tie
purchaser giving mote With approved security.
waving Eeissf from tsluzfioa ant agpraE.asisaaf
AVS. A. NHITTELsEY.
spi-N5w- AGAiaistr1for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Ha5- Gold at l67, aud the Republican
Congress discussing the proprieiy Of ex-
peliing member for Tree expression
Of bis opiuions This the whole eanse
Of our troubles In nnt-ahell Lou.
Democrat
Such speeches as those made by Long
and Harris have most 20 do with pusting
gold up 70 lG7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
An Important Proclamation.
IxDrAsxroLls, Ind, April IA 1861
Ia EransriIIe PaDers
Executive DEPAETxEST,
April 81. 1864.

EXECUTIVE 1EPARTsEsT,
April q, 1864
The following proclamation has been
issued by Governor Morton, to the peo-
pie Of Indiana:
The Governors Of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin aud iudiaua, have offered TO /
raise for the service Of the general GoyTI
eminent eighty-hye thousand lS5.o0o1 |
men, for the period Of one hundred (l01) |
DAYS, TO perform snch military service az
NAV be required of them IN any state
They will be armed, sabsisted, clothed.
and paid By the United States, but re,
eeiye no bounty. They will be mustered
4 into the service Of the United Siatestor
the period designated, the time to com
mence from date Of muse. The i'm
portance Of making the approaching
campaign successful and decisive Is not
10 be overestimated, and feel confident
that this call will be promptly and fully
responded 20.
/ need not enterinto the seasonswhiehD
have induced the making Of this offer
and its acceptance by the Government,
as they will be suggested to all By the
condition and position Of our military
affairs. /. therefore, call for 1000 vol
unteers to rendezvous az such places as
nav be bereafter designated, and to be
J. Organized under iustrBctieusto be gisea
by the Adiutant General. Existing or
Plantations Of the Indiana Legion offer
ing their services will be preserved wbsn
the regiment Of compan is flled TO the
minimum number under the regulations
governing the army Of the United States.
J. Signed o. I. MoRTos,
REDEL NEws-The Richmond SENT
mel Of the Sth says:
Two Yankee Captains escaped from
. the pFison IN Salisbury . few nights ago
and another Yankee. in attempting Z
escape. was shot aud Immediately Killed
Its semarkable, says the Charleston
Cottrier, that now WHEN some Conlede
rate journals are limiting or even openly
advoeati ~ a recognition Of Beast hene
Butler, as commissioner and chic
agent of exchange OF prisoners, Nofth
err editors and orators are waxing bold
err aud bOlder in demouncing BIN ans
= similar exponents Of Lincolnism.
The Southern Press and the Southern
people have pretty much become aahain
ed Of applying the ssnselsaE epithes 9
Brute or Beast TO Gen Batter, and thi
bIackguardism is nov chiefly monopo
!. lief by the Mcclellan organs Of III
!. North. We are sorry TO see the Ne'
: albany Ledger descend to this level, a
: il has generally managed to avoid suel
/, blackguardism
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
FOE SALE.

IToUsE-A two story Brick lIou.s on Vine
III Street. between Seventh aHd klahtAs oop
tanning four rooms and kitehen, also good
Clstssns Stable, Wood shod, Sc. 1he lot ia IS
feet square. Terms cash. Eos further particulars
spril2G.aw JOHN FREIpLEIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
LOST f!

MONEY Yesterday afternoon, either Ia Nj.
wi Hopkins store Or tbs way to y. \.
Cookies on FIRST STREET, about twenty doilaFa Ia
gfeenbaska. suifable reEnFd will ~ paid 70 the
fndaf b leaving IL Al tlfis ofiee. apzi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that the nnd-rsiznsI
Id has taken sut lstteFx 81 aarainisrrarSos sasa
tlrs estate of lSamuei L olzsfaI lats OF Ysaasr-
burxh eeanty. Indians. dec=zsed Al tsrs5ns
sBoWiRe N -mselves Indebted % said estate viii
alr2ss make ialnaedlats yuaeaf. ard persons wh0
have claims SgaiDst said estate are required 30 pre-
rent the same. dzey thsusirnf@. for sestez4sat
Sal esezfe Is supposed 70 - scErsmt
a + WHITTLESEY.
api-w5x- Admlsistrafar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

s4-The Boston Gazette says that the
Germans who recently arrived in that
cit, to enter the Uaion army, are oil M
married, and are irrepressible yoeaiists
All passed the mastering officer but one
little lellow. who MAS too short, and BE
was accepted as drummer, whereat all
his comrades, as IL moved by single
impulse, burst out il song Of eongrai-
ulation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
WANTED.

CITuATfOH--A young aian, ~ good ueralrl
- AMI business tact. Is eeair0uA Of obtaining a
situation ~ Suiesnian OF Travelling Agsnt toF
sons good house has extensive acqusiHfaaoe
throughout IHdlana and Ohio. Address Box lis
for four days. o. euqisfe ri this ofiice. apzi.2i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
FOR RENT on SALE.

IJOR RENT on sABE-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, neat The Salt Wells, with
about two ecres Of Land. WIN trade ioF good
city propert5 Enquire Of
4. H. MiNesT, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
PROPOSALS.
Reef Cattle

THE UNDERSIGNED DISHES TO PUR-
l. chasa. in oTea market foE The use 81 the
CniteJ States Army,
oSE THOUSAND BEEF CATTLE.
he - Be- delivered Al this pssi Ia bots IT Isl
hftesn and ppNsrds-purei4asss 70 b procured By
sp-tiheatiaus aud requirements hereiofers pub-
lislsfss. snd furnished upan spplicstten.
Pay iiams1iate ou delivery.
III EHRNAS.
Capt. G : zHd A. A. z. II
ofhee gasauaissasy Il snkssateacq aBd
Aetiu- As istant Quartermsstsr,
vile, ira, April -. lsg4 J
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Still Thew Come !

TxTE HAVE REoEIvEp ANOTHER LARGE
w stock OF Dry Soods o. every description,
which win Be sola sheap.
scHAPKER 4 FLUSHING.
a. and ~ lain Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Ole Daily dunttaI.


The Union Executive Committee ftr
the First Congressional District
or this State are hereby notified TO meet
in the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third day Of May, proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
SELLING OUT AT COST.

Il Will SELL NY LARGE STOCK Of WALL
Il zEd NiEasw Papsrs Pizin and FiEHrsds a sess
In order 70 sake room for ctaser soods
svIs Ne. "A. ear. afain and First sts-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

ETHOsE WISHING TO BUY CARPETS
i cheap had better call soou. We sre selling
them on az less than manuhctnrers' cost.
sCHAPKER 4 BUSSTSG,
Nos AZ and 80 Main STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

F0R HLKcT0Es At LAEgE.
David 3. Cooling, q Iiancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Yigo.
Foz sTATg sIKcroHs.
lat Dlstriet-James q Denny, 81 Knox.
John 8. Honghiand. u sIeuesr.
% Dlstriet--Cyfus q. Nixon, u Ciafks
Francis Wester, ~ Lagrar q.
"a DisfFief-Hsnry B. Pritehsr.I, u Bafthoio-
new.
Madison Eraps, II LaWFe4ee.
4th DlsfFict-Lo SCI ton, II kBsh
Nv. zggtr, Of Franklin.
Sih Disfrict-- BENZ. - CiHypo0l, Of Fayette.
JosfHa II. Meiieff, q Henry.
9Th Disfrict-J. j. Wight u Morgan.
J. q. Gresn, of sheiby.
7ih Distriet-Iohn Osborn, Of PnthaHi.
Thomas y nics, u Pafks.
slh Distrist--n =. Davidson, o. Tippscaaee.
BENZ Gregory, Of Warren.
9th Dlstfict-James u DeifoFd u white,
Aaron Gisfnsy. Of Porter
10th Dlstriat-T. n. Dickinson, u DeKaib.
Hallst KilbOurDe, ~ Eikbaft.
nth Dlstfset-John 81 Wallace, 81 Dfsiit.
Jsnies 81. Tempier, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

XKJE HAVE A LARGR s1oCR OF NOTIONS
w and Fancy Goods, which We sell, AZ whole
sals or retail chcaper than any othes houSr,
sCHApKER & BUSTING.
Nos. AZ aad 4e Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
silk Sun Umbrellas,

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND GINGHAs,
"a sun Umbrellas just received aud selling
sCHAPKER 4 RUssING's,
Nos. A. and a. Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

corrox-over 500 bales Of cotton
were landed here yesterday morning By
the St Patrick. Silver Moon and 81
cIoad The last q ibis lot win 20 for
ward this eveaing by The great Gotten
Express, under the aaspiees Of Bfowu,
Dankerson & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Ia An officer who accompanied Gen
eral Banks on the Red River expedition,
writes that the heavens we're one dense
mas Of smoke tom the burning cotton
along the Fiyer. lis estimates thai prob
ably over thirty ,houaand bales have
been destroyed since our landing and
capture Of Fort de Rassy, which gave
the rebels the FIRST Intelligence that ve
eyer upon them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
NEW SALOON.
SHAEFER'S SALOON.

BILLIARD AND RESTAURANT
ON Third street between Main
and Sycamore.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
ogto-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
GROCERIES.

OEl LBS On0IeE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
ZOU For sale a.
ELIioTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
IN BusHELs FRESH GROUND COHk MEAL
~ In store aud for sails at .
ELLfoTr's FAMILY GROCERY
x poz, NO TUBS;
~ don. Nc |"
q - %
10 Nest Is IN Nestl iub6i
, 20 dox assorted Rolling Pins,
. dos. Butter Paddles,
doz. Frluta,
90 Baskets, assorted Sizes;
Jnst received aud for sale at
ELLIorrs FAMILY GROCERY.
nNE hundred lbs. choieS Table Butteri
~ 80 Jars
Just received aud for sale at
ELLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
FVNEN BARRELs Large Pickles, for sale BY the
II dozen, hundred or barrel, at
ELLIoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
NIFTY DoA ASSORTED Hurd and shaker
II Brooms;
10 dez Fancy Hearth Brooma;
10 dox /" Mhiak 4"
Just received and for sale a.
ELLiorTs FAMILY GROCERY.
TftWO THOUSAND Lbs. Choies sugar Cursd
4 Dried Beef. A niee article.
FOR sale at ELLfOrf's FAMILY GROCERY,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
CRoSS-CUP SAWS.

DATExT CR0ss-cgT SANS AT sioo Per
Il fSot JACOB STBAUn a SON,
isb@s In Hardware DsahsEz. No. "A AaIa Sc,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

sEH-The Richmond papers snamerate
garoting, slung shot assault, and faro as
the popular amnsements IN that city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
DRY GOODS.

AIo l8I HVaV N1IkKIIICIy NluCh III the
West.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
w Fashiouaole Millinery, Of every dsscrip-
tien 20 be found IN the West
with n Mtlliner like Miss Eiisa Bcnam TO
supcrintend the Trimming, ard Rlcaehegs Of like
reputation, We can warrant satisfaction
sone Price and CAeap Prices is cur motto
nom which no deviation Is allowed.
SCHAPkER a nuSSfNC
Nos. AZ and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
TO THE LADIES.

TuST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS FRoN
y MHae. Dsmorest's ths celebrated Dfan4snd
Dust Patrsnized By i kHsPerAtrice EazsniA ~ tbs
Court q France WI. P STODDARD,
tHtsfs II Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
FINANCIAL.
AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE

81 O0n WORTH or STABLE LIQUORS
o. .O0fO . b sold At Fsblic kHefion, rxiI
- b, IA fFout q NJ aactioa Fgel, Main street,
between Secaui and Third. Esau0ss iEsurst 70
b. q tbs hsst gaa ify. ans ii - sold wishoas ~
serve A credit u TIRE s4osfas sill - gffsn
These Liquors consist q the following srficies:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
WHO WANTS a BUGGYf

Just received a superior lot of
Philadelphia Buggies - the best
article for the money in this eoun-
try. VIM. E FRENCH, Ag't,
apo No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Fresh Beef and Flour.

Fresh Beef and Flour.
osses unitsd States cssa q sab.isssaes,
EyaHsyiIls. Ia8., April =. lssl.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
- wsll ~ received Al this osaes, on MONDAY,
Mas -. lsssl, from hrsf hansz and persons loyal
80 tls Gossrnment, for Supplying
FRESH BxEF
70 The troops and hospitals this pat and vsesn-
ity until the isi day Of JulF. Is6l in accordance
with specs aestloEs herefofere Pubiishea-
One thousand barrels Extra Flenr--chses: IN
bArreiS lined brand 70 Re stated, and samples 81
a. beast = tse Keands 70 sceouz pa1y eaEh lad
together sIth other speci 5caflaas heretofore pub
lished, and furnished - tl1seEs. ifdesirei.
Blank proposals. furuizhs3 % a. aliesfien-
=. II. EHRMAN.
Ar9s q Capt. c. =, and A. A. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
RECRUITING.

The Last Chance to Avoid the Draft.
rVuE alst REGIMENT INDIANA voLUN.
L tcers are In want Of few more good nipu
Those wishing 20 service 10 so by enlisting
ia the above regiment, now az Cumberland Gap
Apply % Lieut., Rowland, Recruit ng ofieer. At
this ONCE ap2l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
WHARF BOATS.
MILLINERY STOCK.

NE TSVE Vow TIE MOST COMPLETE
w stock Of Aiilinery ever b.sVxbt 70 this
city. and Nhich ss vail sell - che -. Il whole
sale or retail, - cay house IN III vet
Oar Trinnisx DEPARTMENT tins ont v-0rk In
ciuding Bleaeblns. shaping, 11c Altering 70 late
sfyies. that can BOT be surpassed snywbsrs and
that Is cheap prizes.
scHAPKER a BUSTING,
AZ sid - Main sfrsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
CARRIAGES. sc.
=
FRANK HAMMERSTETNs
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE. IND.

EVANSVILLE, IND.
TNRANK HAMMERsTEIN TAKES PLEAS
II ure In saying to his friends aud customers
that he hiss now on hand, and Is manufacturing,
Wagons, Carriages, and Hughes Of all qualities.
TIE work ~ all - nader hts Immediate inspec-
tion. consequently will be warranted.
Persons nom distance having Carriages or
Baggics 10 re-paint re-trin can have their work
done the shortest notice, and on the most IA
yorabe terms.
Being the oldest practical Basgy aud Cerriags
Maker Ia the city. he II, therefore, better prepared
than any othos MANUFACTURER 20 OH orders,
ap22 Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26


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Bafhssf Martin Lssau Aalrrf
FFads b LANssses Henry
REGARD Nu Maum 1haa
EfoNs Eaa8ad AoeFe
nAgisagar JAMES March " 7
Bsrksf T@ Motifs ssmusl
HlakaAa Hsafy Martin Aiestt
Boua Martha Henry q
brown VISA Morgan n
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n.Su-s Jsha Norris Frnaklin
naraham II G. Morris Jeha
Baird ND aanleFd ua,r
Collins dsaa Massey Wills
Clark Ta.snsas Naeoiam II
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Cearny Patrick sI4h Nefi VIA
carry 'oMan mArtia RiehAEA
CtaFk jobs u Ahlaf WIS.,
garilsa tasaes Ms0r4Aa John
Cffu "a 20 Maieelsh Jeha
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Cfass KAsssFss AeEisey Aiken
Chuia 4 " aeii5aald Ateu
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Fitzpatrick Pa Furay "
Freaeh Capt riflatss John
Finley Patrick Parker nsnJamfn
fanhehfli Richard faxe John
gaEmuii Jsseph. PhiFFs JOAN
GOWNS IoseFh, FArkhurs JAMES y
Graves Janass. 4 Eatansan James u
GArdiisex Sam n Rae ~ W
GlrAtk AhfahAm Kysa John
SssssS JseSh EaHssr d
Greet Wa hob n john
Grifn A Roberts u N
Z Hendsrsan John Reeves
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Hatch steaxHs nha6e4 TiAnk
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; Haasgs } 81 stswsrt JAlBss
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Hiszs. Pa, siswsrt Ansrs~ Il
Huli - seusaseiT ChAFirs
Il HavTeF Js=el smith W
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Hun Henry Tsaiey Benz
I HAmiltan 4ahu M TnaefWood Joha L
Hu.ebiBsgn AhroH Ephaid Jssse
Horne II Williams Auxu4taa
uubbslIAG WMsdsn David
Hpns cyEus Wiusef Ffank
! Ingrrzail Charles Whitley
lack Alex Wfisau , .
Jssses " Mars nafus
I Johasan W II Ws-ats J0hB
Jasizaa i Waiter Iohn
Z Jehnsou Alfred Naid3n Ishn
I Jones Tbos h Hisllehir FraBk
Jastioa Jos Tounz william II
JAMES II McNYELY, Pm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01
". Y. MILES.

We take pleasure in introducing to our
readers in Mason, Putnam and adjacent
couaties, new appIican, for their pat
ronage in the dry goods line, in the per-
son Of W Y. Miles, Delstombe's old
sand, lower side of Public Square, Gal
lipolis, Ohio, This gentleman has been
established for a considerable length Of
time in the business and persons patron,
izing him may rely on receiving not on
ly fair treatment but the very best Of
goods a! tie very lowest prices The
proof Of his is the well established rep,
utation of the House and the consequent
rush Of customers. Give him cell
when you visit GalIipolis, and examine
goods and prices, and if not satisfied that
this is The place to leave your mouey, it
will cost You nothing to ascertain the
fact,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01

PErEAoNs MAGA2lNE.-We are in
receipt Of this popular Lody's Magazine,
for December Ills aspIenlil number;
with superb title page for 1864. Not.
outstanding the enormously increased
price ofpOPar and the rise il all prin-
ting materials, Peterson viii still be
furnished at two dollars year No
Magazine of similar merit approaches It
in cheapn'ss. Its stories and novelties
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01
Commissioners Sale
OF
Real Estate F.! !

IN Pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit COwt
| Of 0abell county. West Virginia. made on
the 18th day Of September, 1854, in n certain
suit in Chaneery therein pending, in which
Willard Parker, Of thu City Of New York, is
complainant and Peter Clark and Emeln6 A,
his wife, the st. Georges Mining and Manufsc-
turing Company the Great KanaN ha Company
William Hickok, Fulton Cutting and his AS
sgnee, Frederick W. Allen, Bishop Henry j,
WhitChousc, A. NJ. Bruen Mrs. Mary a, d
Brnen. William W Campbell, Samuel d Camp
bell and o A, Morse, are dsfondents, The
undersigned Special Commissioner appointed
by sal decree for the purpose, will proceed tc
sell Mt public auction, TO the highest bidder
the following described legal aud equitable in
tercsts Of said Peter Clark in the following de-
scribcd Real Estate, situate in West Virginia
ut the times and places hereinafter stated, thai
is to say, At II o'clock \. NJ, on
Friday, The oh day Of December, neat
at the Front Doorofthe Court House of Jack.
son county, in said West Virginia, what said
Clark describes as follows to.wit; "rhe large
body of land known as my Jackson county cs
tate in Virginia." NOV West Virginia "thC
quantity OF land being undetermined. and tho
title of which stands in the name of William
". Campbell" Said Clark assigned his inter
est to said Campbell, by decd dated the 27tl
day of March, 1854, to secure the payment Of
about 81 800, due to HIM, Samuel \ Campbell
and o. a Morse, with interest, nj 7 per cent.
For more particular description ofsaid prop
erty, reference is made to said Clurk's deed TO
said William W, Campbell on record in The
Recorders Office Of said Jackson county, and
nlsoto the deed of James IL. Brown, Special
Commissioner to said Clark, dated the 18th
day Of January, 1854. and confirmed by the
Court, October Term, 1855, and recorded in
said Recorders Office, in book No. IL, page
ans