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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

90, .HTcnro.t 4 Co, Stock +uctioEceis,
UEl"s .yr.e: urry :nd 18Th srset,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
Rehel PlnaneIarInr.

The latest evidence of consummate
fiuaneieriag on the part of the rebels, is
the funding Of serea hundred saiiiions
of their worthless paper circulation 10
four mo,,t.sf All one hundred dollar
notes are declared funded after the first
of April, aud the holders receiving inter
est nj the rate of six per cent per an
num--hus can pass them no more as
money! All notes under one hundred
and down TO five dollars, are also fund-
ed, bat one-third Of their value Is repudi-
ated2 BY this process of repudiation, il
is intended to cnrtail the volume ard en-.
hanee the value Of the nese notes to bs
Issued in the place Of The cid ones
0ne ground on which this exsraordi-
nary course is predieated, is, that part
of the Rebel currency is held .a~ithiu the
Federal lines How kind a'requital is
this, by these disinterested Southern
Sympathizers, who have been working SO
hard 10 make Rebel money go in ouI
midst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
sarThs I.oui.rilIa JosraaI Of saiar-

sn-Ths Louisville Journal Of Saiur.
day says Colonel Weatberford' regiment,
the l3th Kentaey cavalry, is nov sta
toned At points along the Cumberland
River from BarkssvilIe, Kentucky, TO
Celiua, Tsnnessse. The men are we'll
acquainted with the cousiEy, and, in all
Of their operations against gusrrillas,
have been ehseringly successful The
numerous bands that exercised control
over the Cumberland River in the early
part Of the last winter have -beeu almost
entirely annihllatsd by the boys Of the
18th cavalry Ampng their captures We
notice the guerriils leaders Hamilton,
Richardson, Maj. McHsnty. and Moray
Captain Smith, ; notoriOas chief, was
killed 10 skirmish on last Monday, AMI
McHenry was captured at the same time
As long as the 18th Kentucky cavalry
remains on the Cumberland. River, the
people feel secure from raids and dspre-
dationa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

Hd- 0eiesrs arriving from Chattano >
ga, report weather novelty down in thai
latitude On Tuesday, says the Louis
vile Journal the snow covered the
ground to the depth o. eiteen inches,
and the aakes wera falling in showers
when the train left the depot The
weather god appears to be on wild
rampage, and entirely out Of reckoning.
for fall of snow Is very rare on the ber-
dess Of Alabama and Georgia, and nev-
er, heretofqss. to any depth. 10 the
longest oewirters when the sky in the
latitude of Chattanooga is darkened With
saow-elouds, the fakes drift damp and
heavy, and melt on coming in contact
vita mother earth. II would seem that
the weather god, in bis careless frolie,
conceived Wild idea Of paying his re-
speets to the soldiers of the Unioa BY Of
iering to them the bright snow-slorm as
greeting frcfn Northern skies and
Northern homes No doubt the soldiers
appreciate the greeting, but thsy
viii scarcely excuse the jolly god for bis
loss of reckoning if he tarries with bis
ice and snow too long.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
The difference.

At the late Mcclellan meeting in New
York, Amos Kendall said
ssThe faction South under the dirse-
ton of Jefferson Davis. and the faction
North under the direction Of Abraham
Lincoln, [hissesl hare brought the tzo
ends ofthis Union in collision with each
other.
The above ID taken from the phono-
graphic report Of the proceedings in the
New York World, q Mcclellan paper.
Let the reader poader for q momsnt
upon the facts ELECTED; the same charges
are made against President Lineolu that
are made against JEFF Davis; the two
men are placed in the same category BY
the speaker; but the audience thought
the President the worse man Of the two,
as they hissed him, and passed orer the
name Of JEFF With respectful silence
Do sueA facts need any COMMENT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

Great Sale q Rssi Fs.ssa

Great Sale of Real Egtafa.
ffsHB UNDERSIGNED WILL ofFEn At
Public Auctioa ~ tbs court ffonss ln Esans.
sihs, on shs sssh esy 81 EAEshs az 2oeleek ~.
City desef4bed zs fsiloss. -
4 flesss ana lea on 1.rnust ffrset, hsiaa s. by
y fses, middle psft of resS Hsif OF Lot ~ 7flef
nal Plan bstns tit rssfdspoe 81 Chester chnbb /.
: iis nosth.sest half qf Lot 226. IN tha nenn.ioa
knlafgeaaeni. eelns ~ " lt0 & st lnsl1s.
Tbs Hoase and prsinisss Iormsrly otfhps Z hx
Mr. Jnnaea oakisE a. Barrel racfosy, 8ituais
sees Let's l. :. !, q and u, 10 Bisek II, j he
Lsts "a Bioes u lot sia Boa q. lot Tin
10 Block 4. Let ala Bisek ss' Lst 5fs RI "a
sod Let slia bieek .. "a he 1Aslsfh TalsfFs.
Lsii72 Ia he Doasasisn rsia.s.a..a, t.,,v >.
lsp isst, sorasf ef 'ysAmors Street ssa ihs
Lotsi, i,2AL6snds. an6 .T,ots 1.e416a
~, q. y. =. y ADD p, "a Bio K 7.ia 9sfrsi.
Ieisg. 4 q e.y 80. Is and il. ii btosk .. .sa
Let y n Block 10, Lsmasco.
Lob ~ 2, =, - -, ~, g. q. 4s e. -, 81.
e ~, y, -, - "a, u aud ~. Iestsiss piaos,
s'tqAta east q Lsmssce, Atd south ~ ia Esans.
yills rEion Tarpitare Factory.
Lois > > And y, IN Bioek ii, soTfhsrn En-
! lot J. 10 Block 2. gaFib Esst-rn EnIasssnsu..
Let 70 IL Block l. Bsksfs 1aditisn. =
ia ~ - s.ss = - eI.s'n. tsaE<snsHs soiu-
Lots I, ba1d 6. tB Block :, Crssosnt Fnlares-
nei!it sdiolnlaE ths re- tseaes of Conrad Fsrf.
fhhAs OF sALE-s1ne-fhffd Cash. haisnes In
2 ene u moisihs With interest. ths Erafrhsae-s
Kising notsi Secured BY mortgage
FOR further particulars enquire a nav esFsns on
Third Street, ASA IGLKHART.
sai - go a., - fl afal Estets Agent.
A. hELbOHs Aaetioneerf - Hsffss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
Trrom the Chicago tribune, %
Treason I'm Chicago.

The recent presence Of eight Copper
head members Of Congress in our city,
oStenSihgy to make arrangements for the
forthcoming National Copperhead Con-
yeutiou, bat really TO further the inter
ests of the knights Of the Golden Circle,
is Suggestive. The fact is known TO more
than one outside Of that order, that the
Knights are ready for open revolt in the
State of Illinois The question vas here
under discussion whether the attempt to
revolt should FIRST be made ia Spring
field or Chicago. The greater number Of
the c0nspirators were in favor of Sprng-
field, beeausei If successful, they would be
able to seize the public buildings aud at
once organize rebel government 9th
ers were In favor of Chicago, out because
they we're unable 10 agree as to the Sc
lection Of the point for the rebellion, or
because Of wholesome fear of the r, :
suit of their reasonable efforts, the fur
ther discussion Of the matter was post.
poned until the meeting Of the National
Copperhead Convention in July.
There Is no doubt of the existence OF
conspiracy to excite armed rebellion
in our midst, and that the Copperhead
sheet, with leading Southerners, men
who are too cowardly to stay st home
aad accept the consequences of their
treason, aud so come North, whers a
liberal public sentiment allows them the
largest liberty in that direction. are at
the head oft These traitors do well 10
hesitate to strike a blow IN this city The
first overt act would be the signal, hear.
ing which ten thousand men would
spring to arms, prepared TO defend to
the last the authority of the Government
and the integrity of the laws
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29


cHANP FERetsoN KlILxp.-we pub
lished few days ago an account of the
defeat Of Champ Fergusop's command
and the execution of summary punish
ment on the captured gaerrillas by Col.
Stokes's Tennessee cavalry. The Louis
vile Journal has since learned that the
affair was more brilliant than then re-
ported Alter the defeat of Ferguson's
command, the gueFrillas scattered, and
were eagerly hunted down by Colonel
Stokess men. Whenever one was taker,
he was shot without ceremony. On the
capture Of one Of the gang the next day
after the fight, he was told TO prepare for
death, when he began to plead piteously
for his life. He informed the cavalry
thatif they would no, Kill hion be would
conduct them to house where Ferguson
was concealed, They agreed to the
proposition, and soon a squal of Colonel
Stokass men had surrounded the house
in which the guerrilla chiefwas seersted
A party entered and found Ferguson
living on aa bed in one Of the rooms,
suffering from the wound received the
day before. They Immediately sur
rounded the bed, and riddled his body
with pistol balls The act may seem in
human. but we must recollect that Fer
euson FIRST instituted this mode of war.
fare, BY deliberately numbering all Union
prisoners that fell into his hands The
hendish idea of-wholesale slaughter con
eeived and executed By him has recoiled
upon himself with three-fold vengeance.
2 There IS not a Tennesssaa in Colonel
Stokes regiment who has not suffered
from the atrocities which he commenced
and, as'the curses come home 70 roost
no rebel maraadsr can complain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

FITz JoHN PoRTER-A correspondent
Of the Dubuque Herald says that Fitz
john Porter arrived in Denver City on
the 18th of February, as the agent Of
August Belmont and other New York
capitalists, to examine into the condition
of the gold mines Of Colorado. The
following day Mr. MeConnor, of the low
er House OF. the Territorial Legislature,
offered the following joint resolution:
"Resolred, That Fitz John Porter be
requested to leave the Territory within
thirty days"
The writer does not say whether any
action was taken on the motion.-.Sf
LoHis Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

A Nashville correspondent of the Gin
cinnaii Times says:
A Montgomery (AlA Adrsytiser Of
the 9Th reached me yesterday. 1t IS
half sheet, and contains little neHs.
Potatoes are selling there at $50 per
bushel in rebel money, and IS in Ten
nessee currency; and presume 81 in
gold
This item evidences the rapid deple-
ton Of the rebel ranks: IL is announced
that the d, 18th, 2lst, 22d, Goth, 9th,
28th, and 3lsf, Louisiana regiments
have been consolidated into one, to be
known as the 22d. Was ever depletion
more rapid7 The fact is, these regi-
ments were chiefly raised in sections Of
the State nov held by Union troops; aud,
consequently, deserters cannot be re-
taken. The Tennessee rngimenls evinee
an equal falling of Of their strength
The following IS the only editorial in
the paper.
A hichmond Correspondent Of The
MOBILE Register, noticing the fact that
the Congressional address is objected to
by some because il is thought TO squint
at reconstruction, says that the diplc-
matte move Is deeper than that, and
means, If il means aaght, the delerioa-
ton OF the Southern political doctrine on
this continent.
at means the maintsnance Of State
sovereignty as against centralized des-
potism; called By whatever name its aim
would be narrow and uawoFthy did i
meaH less than that IL is Yaneey's 5
idea ampliiied, for it holds that no cen
tral government which exists at the ex-
pense Of State Independence aud civil
liberty, Is the supreme good In word
il advocates State rights against the
Lincolnite consolidation party. and il ad.
vocAtes the supremacy Of Southern valor
and generalship, As she Indispensable
preliminary 10 the saprsm4cy Of South
ern thought
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

PLATFORM AND corNrER scALEs
PLATFORM ANB corNTFR scALEs
scaLE BEAMs AND sTERLFARDS
scAEE BE6Ns AND srEgLTAsDs
GEO =. soNSTAG 4 CO.,
Ne. 10 Mstn street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
fsg-The nfieers of thn Greenyill.

tsJ-The officers Of the Greenyille
(Tenn) Convention recently met in
Knoxville, WIN. Heiskell. Of Monroe, ia
the chair, and adopted resolutions cali
ing the Convention together again at
Knoxville, on the 18th day OF April
next ons OF the questions to come be-
fore this Convention is the erection oi
East Tenuesaee into new State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
nsrTbe steamer Misaionaty. whicl

0ka5- The steamer Misaionafy, which
ruus between Chattanooga aed Loudou,
recently had some Of her machinery
damaged By an explosion in the furnace
Il has since been ascertaiued that the
explosion was caused By powder, which
had been rammed into, holes bored in
some Of the wood used.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
MEDICAL.
L. - HERE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON.

EoRMKRLY OF QUTNCY. Ills. TESDKRs
II his Prosessioazl services TO the citizens cf Es-
ansTills and vicinity, and Sith the sxperisnes of
ffsen years actixe przetcs be Is enzbIad 70 treat
successfully all ehroae sGieetions OF diseases 1f
Of the Throat or Chest, Indigestion Chranlc
Disrrhe4, C&nosrss Old uleers. Dise~ses cf the
skin, S~rofuIs, all Diseases Of ths Eye, and dis
eases u Women and Childrsn-
oFFfCE-on Main Street, over Doheu's Beck
Store. Residence corner First and DiwIsiou Sta,
AZ Mr. Scibsr's ofaoe hoars from 20 II s. "A
and fron - pm dec2s IydEw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

bD We understand that several
colored soldiers e, Camp Fremont, near
Indianapolis, have suffered from the
effects Of poisoned pies purchased from
pedIers. Some have died The matter
viii be investigated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
Het Assets, January, 1854,
$1,000 s556.3O -.
NEW BOOKS.

d ESAs's LIFE % CHRIST a tsok ersss-
II iug great sxeitsmsHt
Mis- Gilh~gt's csreer.
Tales q tho opers; b rarien. I
Ms. LirriPer's I.sdgings. b Dickens. .f.
Letters % he Joaesss.
Abb0st's History q tie GrsAt fssbeiii5a.
southesu History q the wsz-hrst and second
volumes
essasral Grautana his campaigns-
HArp@F's History q the War, - ar a. out
The PeTfset oentIsn1zu. -. Eles@ses sna Els-
4esucs.
Hsldfn Bonasgs. by e ysushn
whip. Hoe, sns svoF5.
KubiHf: lus~ novel
Frsak HsrriHgsons - aathgr y e The salh-
sTlaE9s"
Yarrs-tss Assroao1ny a8d AtIss
3 1ssrrssssis Scvels. aad al fhs D9nl@ ksgei4
-At- l. = pgBELLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

STATE OF ANhAANAt
Nnnder6ureh County !
Tho St5t5oi indiana 50 the Sheriff Of Nandcrhurgh
County;
n LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk OF the Wander
t- y, bureh Circnst Gesrt, 40 herehy certify ts
tha sscrifi eeaRty what ofaeerS 20 be
7 tldtted sfhcseYefal townships IN said eonnty
at the usull places Of holding elections, the hFst
1fandsN ih 3 srii, A. =. lsesto-Nit.
za. Fnis lsoaa Township. Justice of the Peace
aud f,ur (. nstsbies. .s.
IorKni .ht Township, one Justice e-of-the Peace
- aud Coas laAles.
10 ~ Fer ssete Tevashp, one Jusuee-of- the-Pssee
sBd two Nopstshlss.
-- Eer Armstroug Township, one Justiee-oi-tas-
Peace and TIVE Censtahles
4t For Percy ToWuship, Two Cons!aeles
49, For Union Township. two Justices OF ths-Peses
-r - .eud tvo Consiables.
For Centre Township, two Constsbles
For German Township, two Constaeles
aa1 aud ona townshiP Trustee for each OF SAID ssN-
~ eral Townships.
80. Aud the Sheriff is hereby directed to give gal
statutrs in such case made aud provided.
- En witness whereof / hereunto subscribe my
aud aux the saai Of said Court, this Tth day
Of MarVhi A. Il. 1854.
4 G "a So LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V. c C.
I, George wolgin sheris Of Van dsrburg gh coen-
ty,-seriify thaS The sbeys and foregoing is tFps
- nv ONCE GEO woLFIIN, sh'a V. C.
7--77 situEiop aud Times eoFyl mhio
s1oss-s,7s
s4lI4 FH Itg FfraE .f-E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

HaysThe Chattanooga Gazette of Tues
day says rebel deserters report that Lee
is reinforcing Longstreet This IS re-
gardcd as doubtful We will End out
the truth after while
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
DRESS MAKER.
CLOAK AND DREss-MAKIEG
f NJ II o r. Il u NJ /.

MRS. ELIZA sPIEGLEBERG.
TIAs JUST RECEIVED FRoA sEw YoRK
III large stock sf Black silks, Ggpuirs Lace
ColIars. Dress TrfuniBgx. and other Fancy ArtI-
clss suitable for Ladies wear Also.
6renadine shaSxIss yaIsneaenie Lace
and All other ARTISTS ussziiy kspt in = La4iesa
Fancy Store
she has on hand. and viii make 20 order,
Ladies Silk Mantles and Cloaks.
hlrn she viii seEa AZ the lowest possible advance
on Ssw York cost shawsl also Ees9 ssoe : fsF
urbogs.affna whtch Msreh4ats wcalA DO we'll to
call and eKzmiae. z.ss z'a9'
So asks fh~ Ladies to give her ezii bsfsFs har-
eh&siBg sissEbefe, as sac tee1s asasrs1 th2t shs
xau ssIi lower thsn sny o9brT kouze 10 thr city
on FIRST Street. estwesez Main and Loc1si.
mhIl - 80 sMzs- =. sPTE9LEBERG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
CITY ELECTION.

~ 0TECR IS HEBEBY 6IFEE TO TIKI
y 4uali1ed voters Of the city Of EsanzTafe
thxf The annual eiiy sisctIous f1r the purpos5 e
eIeeffaz ONE COUNCILMAN FEoM EACH
WARD 81 sid citys ONE CLEgK, ONE coll
LE0IORs OSE TREAsTEER, oSE MARSHAL,
oEE STREET C0MAiFSz4OSEH. o. Z st r
SEyoR- and THREE ASSESSORS. sill 3. bsIt
AZ ;hs places fixed - the oFtiEszrez q the city
Ser hoIdfag cify sIscri0Hs, On ths hrss Moudsy.
icing tbA foarrh day, 81 A yrll, 1854
b eFder u the Cenlnan csuneg- a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

On Third BET. MaIn and locust sts.
TyHTs LTvEEY ESTABLIsHMEET. WHICH
Il is vel known throughout the coznfry pos-
ssssss st21is aasznt2ses suF@riar 70 any sinaiier
sstzblfshmsnt in The CfrE. having arrs1e~rnsnts
for The seoPt3o1 of private horss livery Of the
nast slsga1t sad epaPlsts descriptions. and - the
lowest rates. s.
Carriages for Sisissnx 70 la. ees1be-. issht
wagons and every kind of road Tehicle . tss-
Eorses sole on eomziiszfon. ssooaa hand Bnsgy =
fpr sz3s ~ tbs very lgHezt pEscss Raaaengszs toE
ssgancs- BICHABDS0E, BhITToS q CO. 1a
aP14 ~rg !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

Ia The ladies of Richmond, In
diana, are to give q mush and milk
supper for the benefit Of the Soldiers
Relief Circle, The following IS the bin
of fair sTt lgU.
Mush and Milk. Hssty Pudding and
Milk Mix and Ansh Pudding aud
MIX.
Side Dishes -Mush and Molssses.
Hasty Pudding.
Sscomd Coarss.-MusA and Milk.
Desserts. -Mush and Milk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

1l za-a 1Aa % EafTa5fass nd q ss4zs
8H aagEs t71saish bss z-s4ss
g hasasass ilss co. Is sfs - ass.
s. q so 'izzsg 20 s7sfsza 71a5 -a-
ssh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

ossr shs f5llo,siHE Tot-oeo and Cigars sarows
manufaefHrs, ~ sale.
80 Boxss o. Five Lamp per peHna..-.-. 50 Ca.
70 Bszes II 10 Lump Isr pound ....,.--.. ~ cts
Nsg Benes FFaak's 0rkass Lamp = r. 6 Cts.
SO II - Bad, 10 Ceddisa, per pound .. 90 Cts
80 Eokes Baryw's. 81 Ca4dies.
30 tsddies Peach Leef, pr popnd.s.-.. - Cts
zDg q Dorado, Light, fer poiIna.-...-TI 90
80 gAaases PsroAks. Light Per psaad 81 Gu
100 Box. saa Cured T5tscco D g.. Es ca
800 fs Home syuu Twist Tonzeoo. ~
.asg Barrels smoking Tobacoos saa-
zfs beFss Beads SsOfch snna. Ea
8 HALF B4fEsss FiDe-Css ci.ssinz TohAeoo
100 Esrsfhaum Pftes. @
Ios esess Briar and V,osd Pipss,
$1,000 Gay Pipes, azsOrttd;
10 Grsss HGbher Pipes, sa8 $500
Iolfa8 aseortea Pipe Stems
Z e. seo esahsCEgara saff a.
A,4lo Henry ilay Cigars, HEst's;
zsa10 usnry Clay ciKGrs, ssoe1ass
xsstss I4s Akfolson Cigars t-r ft
sola)9 II Brutas Cigars
s95saa Hsifnpaaish tigersi ss
1lo.sk0 sezaFsefs
- 60 L. sslNadisa Cigars;
f1S,aee Pzeks smokiBg Iobseeot
50 Drasas Trrkish Smoking Tobssso;
1s01o Esiss Eianiesnfek 8ul0kfsz Tobsce5,
50 Drums Etlangbls:
z,0a8 Psssnda ss4akan5y sands
z,1oo fFaHeh sngn.
hasebauts aud store Keepers, fosk "a the,
nters-fs sAaziHs osE large stock. ssla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
NExsEN's COLUMN.
INSURANCE AGENCY
j. w. NEXSEN.

80 N~~NAAf AAAeNAA AlIALCif
EVANSVILLE. IND,
Underwater and General In
surance Agent.
Adjuster of Fire Losses and
Notary Public.
All business connected
with Insurance attended to
with promptness and fidelity.
Poiices issued IN several OF
the Oldest and most reliable
Companies Ia tho Union.
FIRE, LIFE and MARINE.
Combined Cash Capital Rer-
resented over
SIX MILLION DOLLARS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

al N-a
IL se~e. as4ss sEz4
-2ssss z.sE i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

MJE ARE sow THR MOST INTENSIVE
Manufacturers. ia our iias. the stsis- We
Sssr shs i3llo-siuE Tsl,.ess ssa Cigars suro~ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
Brewers, Distillers, Rectifers, &c.

sppIisd With exsgy esssFigtiea % Coppes - q
shsst Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refri riEcfssars.
Asteust,crAtora, stAfxss, stfiihesda and Worms on
an improved prfneipie. Column fr Alcohol stiliAs
Yessf Jugs. Cans, eYphouss 4c.s Copper. LEAD and
ITo& Pipe CoppsE, BrRss a1d fron Pumps of ever
variety, for nesr, Spirits 0ii sc. Brass Cocks and
Valves, steam whtsfies. &C. .
werkmeH sent 70 all parts 70 &c up wgrk aud Dc
repairs on sts9m BeflsFs, cspper ana Sheet lfen
Wark ne 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
old Metals Bought.

! They Ars deaiinz IN aad selllng Aliens ImpTsT-
a steau Gusee. Wr0azht Irun Waide4 PiFss aH1
Tubbing. Hiram Hopkins ImVFoyed snant Ma
chiBes, stsphsn HuKkss' fiour sepArasors, German
Bolting Clsth, Gum Elastie Belitng, RAekaHg,
Hose ke, of the best kini /; Tia plate, Sheet iron
Block TIA. Pig Fron, Bahif Metal, sp.ltsr, firs
Brick. f
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen. anS wIii give al r0rk eutFusfaa -
tbs1a, their tnafvidual sstsutisn, niiin< 0ssiers
pfompty waFFantinx tlasiH ~vrk, eaa arp sAsisrisd
with reasonable prices.
8N-Oeace snd Sale Rooms. Foundry, boiler-sara
Machine Shop on Pine stsess. a5etvesn first ant
Good strreta. Evansville lad decT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
RbEopIoN NoTICE.

STATE OF INniASA,
Naaderburgh County, !
THO stat5oi indiana 80 the sheriff Of Vandcrburgt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
MACHINEST.
THREsHIEG MACHINEs, &c.,
Machine & Finishing work

Asa sveryfhiHg appertaIninS 70 the Foundry bus
5nsss They are mafsufscfaripg steam EnEines
and HeIlors Of Aay size sad peHsr Fequirsi. sas
Mil Machinefy aud Aiif Gearing Of any sizs Dis
tiIiery mEd Minsng haehiBerys Tobacco serrwss
GumraIux MArhinss, Thfeshing Machines, &eIt
MiHs, HSrsspomsFH, csrn eheiisra. MsehibaFy 81
all <iads made and repaired; Iron and Brass Czst-
fngs cf svery descrfptiuns tFea hea3e Frunfs, Ce-
lar GYafes, &c, CookIng aad Heating stoves Of the
latest improved patterns Hollow War; Dog
f.ura H.