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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
IyeM Mafsrlal for Psner.

For several months past experiments
have been progressing to Manufacture
paper from the fbsE Of common cane
such as coyers the valley Of the lower
Mississippi and its tributaries Mr. Sch
lers, who owns a large amount OF land
in Hardin county, Illinois, has erected
upon it a paper mill and himself invent
ed the machinery b. which this exper-
ment hasresulted IN success As a fnals
of his experiments bis son, NJ Fred
Sellers, has laid upon oar table couple
Of bundles Of wrapping paper which IS
superior 10 anything Of the Kind We have
ever seen. The paper is smooth, strong
and Of beautiful brown color It
seems to possess all the qualities ths
are necsssary to constitute good wrap
ping paper and must take precedsnce
over all other qualities when its merits
become known
The experiments already made By The
senior Sir. Sellers have satisfied bin
that oat Of the same material, comm o.
cane, be eau manufacture superior
article Of printing paper, and he bal
already the machinery required TO g
| into its manufacture BE Is eonfden
! be has every facility for making sape
0
rior article Of white paper, and doing ]
81 less cost than other mills can AZ
ford to make It out Of rags Upon b
oEn farm, where he has located b
paper mill, be has plenty OF sxoelIsn
coal There is aIso never failing SAP
ply Of pure water which comes from ii
river through a ped Of gravel, whie
purifes it perfectly. Tire mill i, ais
Convenient % . pleniiln supply Of can.
ar ray material
We trust his arrangement TO man
facture printing paper will prove su'
cess. We now have bat one elBeier
paper, mill. between Cineinpa,. snd til
mouth Of the Ohio. Az immense scol
Of country would depsna entirely 0
Mr.. Sellers for paper, and !
would find himself pushed = sspply u
demand. HE mills are 70 be known
the 'sArd6dine Paper Mnls, and a.
bIocstsd At Sellers landing, Hard
eoenty, Illib6is. Az come Fatbte. TN
~s design gisisg 90 elaborate hAtory
ths process by which cane Is convert
into paper aa ~ o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Notice of Attachment.

= Office II HbEEBY efyEN THAT oE
- tba istk aag u heEembsf. iss4. wrif -
attzchmrta azs issued y ne. Jcsn ". Criep. 3
justice q TIE pesos q VaadsrbsTsh esasfY. tnal-
ana. ~ fha ansssea ssa uppn the AaaaEit =
james G. Auss Carries Bsr4well. sHa = y. Hop
Aias, aGaia the goods, chsttsis, Fizhts- uausY
Aud srssH 81 Max 4 p rnefr. arr fhat On
FfiiAv. the aoth cav a IssuafF. isss. ~ 10
oclock 10 he feFsussH. a. usF .sGser - F.Essu
taWusain. ia said eauaFy, / viii pfezes1 - hear
ard dsrids &c saff claim 81 ths sAif jones C.
Amss. Carifs BsFdwsii, sna =. ". nspkiut
@kernef said ana al other laarsana caneaEnsf vii
tax uetioe sad apEesr II they fkink pr Per
TEs jobs y CRISP
snca3-sww Jas4ses IS tfla Pemrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23


MovEMEsTs o. GES. Lyos.--Tlss Ftea4
PROM HopKlSsyiLLk-HE ARASDSss
MS Mas 70 THEIe FATk-Ths
steamer D. B Campbell arrived yester-
day from Bowling Green, which place
she Jeff oa sunday svss.ngs She ar.
rived at Ashbysburg on Mon5.sys some
honrs AFTER Tsan force 81 rsbeh had
crossed, and fonad the pursuing columns
q Gsa Lagrange wsil,og to be crossed
1ovsr.9 In this work the Campbell was
employed until Wednesday evening
The pursuit FROM aopkinsyille, whers
the rebels had been soundly thrashed,
had been close and bot, and The forces
of Lyon bad only been over few hours
when Gen. Lagraugs's advance arrived
on the river bank to find ali the
boats burned. and no means Of
crossing, Happily, the arrival Of the
Campbell relieved him IN part from bis
difficulty, and soon his advance was
across and took up the pdrsuit
Lyon sbasdonsd his men ike COW
ard, telling his subordinate orfeers to
get the men oul the best way they could.
while he and bis staff returned south and
crossed the Cumbsrand
Among the pursuing columns Is a
battalion Of the 4sh Indiana cavalry, led
By Lieut. Col Geo II. Purdy, one Of
the bravest, most dauptless aud unsirinF
officers in the service, In his pursuit.
he bad been compelled 70 swim Pond
river and number Of ether streams
and sloaghs, the whole country being
flooded
K At AshbYsbnrg the rebels bad burned
aud abandoned part OF their train, aud
the Campbell brought down an express
wagon and q hall burned ambulance.
which Col Pardy presented to Capt.
Rea as relics. They look as L thsy
might have been part % the train Of
Xeuophoa in bic famous retrea, from
Persia
The rebels not having made their sp-
pearauce on the Ohio river, tits Believed
they are bearing TO the right with the
hope OF making their way across the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, and
thence around Nashville, but from ths
disposition of Gen. Mccook's forces We
believe the chances are greatly against
the escape of the rebels.
The rebel fQces that creased the
river are vArio1siy estimated at from
900 to | 500 It is probably not proper
to give the number Of the Federal
forces in pursuit. bat there are enough
ofthem to dsmolish the rebels il tie lat.
ter ever muster sufficient courage to
fight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

To Bg caSTisUED I'm consequences d
the inclemency- Of the weather on
Wednesday night, the Iadies Of the Wal
nut Street Church have determined 20
e9psiaas their FaIe ard sanrsr, in
GLIDING their magnificent morning
lanch for another day and nigks
There will therefore be innch sss this
morning ., 10 o'eloek. comprising all
the deIicacies aud iusuries furnished ~
the earth, the ar and lhs water, io
which all business men, merchants. &c
With their wives, daughters and sons ars
invited A sumpfueus dinner can b.
thus obtained at small coat, and you
will enjoy as dessert the luxury Of having
contributed to a worthy aud eommeBda
bic enterprise Let all 20 70 aqzar
Hall for lunch and dinser. and don
fsii 20 60 10 the Fair and supper to
/ uight. 1Gss ..-.... dEst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

hEtssoVa ssHvte - THFssrr cHrarH.--At
Triaify uhufeh. o. TffFd ssFssf. On Cnrs.tusss
maFusas AZ so'sioek, ear uorthy Bshapof this
Ia. 80 wiu - PFC. sut sd eslsbrsfs Ppasiheai
Htxh Mass Afsr ths % oelsek Mss hs wflI Al =
nilsisfaf the Sacrament q. Cannrmstien The
selsotias % the day win b. fsF she tsasat q ths
Qrphaa Asyiam At yisesnnss By shls war =
large Humbsf q orphans have been east seau he
irsiItnsion, and tbs ehaFitatts sppssisa 10 70
eou tsitsass largely 80 thsfr suppsrsl aseei.td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23


GIT Books F0R TIE HOLIDAYS
Dobsll has received the largest and most
completes assortment Of Books for the
Holidays ret brough. to the city con-
prisiBg all lha ats novelties in that liae
--sueh as The Pioneer Boy, The
Farmer Boy, The Ferry Boy &c,
besides large collection Of Albums,
Bibles, Prayer Books, Poems, &c, wkich
are gotten up in a style unsurpassed for
beauty and workmanship
What better gift for your little boy or
girl, than slory-book which wiIl be ap-
pseeisted BY the little ones, or for ube
wife or sweetheart than Photographic
Album, or fine Bible or Prayer Book.
We advise our readers, young aud %,
to call At Debelrs and procure one a!
oecs, while they can get good selec-
lion.
His store is on Main street. near The
corner Of First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Ale. B-autiful copies q fks great ItHll4a
tards Dante Sad Tsssss Pin areas LIVES. DfckFs
Worss. Roliia's History. AID al The 5tbsr- Gle
bE1te1 ~sE&s o. AzcseEs modern wri ers-
AibaNs tueEsrT ST z and SHAPE. frsTo Is 70 S5s
Portfolios "a Ike nsnusr. Bezusf II eeurrz t.b :
Eooks, NoEenr1 Books 3nd Prsv@r Besks Al
ztaptea 20 he Hoii dzys
gfE Rceazp4st4- every nns sof these bcoks,
vaFytuS ia va n frasn So 70 s1ss. SE,e Wstzb-ss
Pttehezs. Azs-Ors, sets, Ckzias- &C., sc are
draw every Gay, and vi courfuus tbrozgh TIE
10 1sy aascn- = HETCHISsoS,
6scc2~ We q First street. Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
ATouI SANDER.

The Cairo Nelrs. thronga ous Of IL !
scribblers, peFpetraies 3 foul ana malt
cious SANDER against fhs' citizens 81 |
Evansville We bsss 90 Espls to make |
70 tbe false and base insiuuations.
-, Itia 3 part Of tre hissoryof TIE com !
tfy that 10 town q cdanty in The STATE
has done more for the families Of col
dlers or for ths cause Of ths country
than Evansville. and any aaaders %
her people can only recoiI on their au
ibors. 0ssrsselming gsem IN o5ioquy
and disgrace Evansville, however, does
as PROF ose % nsibtaih the paapers Of
Cairo. OF that onr. neigh5ors Of The
Nstrs may rest assured = EU1asriLLs
Journal
We did not intend to SANDER the ciii-
rsns Of Evaasyilla, Mr.. Editor What
~s said Eag mnEs II dsfencs Of our owu
people than 10 2eFogstion Of the good
eiazens Of TIE CrescenT Cts We are
we'll awars that EgansElIIe - second 70
no place for charitable ard philgnthro-
PIC acts, but tbeT are alssys aceompa-
! MED with so much fulsome praise By The
I press, that the motive, If not the action,
I is often impugued We woald not de
sire you to hide your light under bush
Z Ell, bat at the same tine would call 10
your Gind the parable Of the sslfright-
! sous Pharisee, who proclaimed his
/ righteousness upon the street corners
| We should never have thought OF cast
iag any reflections upon the fsir fame Of
-FOUR city, hBd you not first attacked the
citizens Of Cairo, 10 al excessively acrl-
m1nious manner
| We did bat giSs you 81 FOR tat, and
hope that hereafter. ghils doing justice
% your Own CITY, you will De more bensv-
client to other localities. VS. are aware
that At Evansville, a. well as elsewhere
a very unjust and uumerited opinion Il
entertained rsgarding cur thTisiog, gEow
iHg and enterpFising city, and the beueY
oleuce Of our citizens has never beer
acknowledged abroad, from the faes tina
Tn has never been gwen proper publicity
By our local press Men 10 EAlFp CIV
five, ten, fifty, aud from that up 10 on
thousand dollars, every day Tor beneE0
. Ient purposes, aud il IS never beralde'
abroad, from the fact that they do az
run to the neWspaper Offices and reqaes
It's publication TheiF donations A.
. given from purely phiian,hropic motives
aud not for self agrandizemeni Of addu
laiiom Could The editsr visit cur eiy
and become AequsiHted with oar bus
nsss men. be a0ald not be The last {
e verify our statement, We feel assured.
\ CaYo Nsps
e We never said word about the patrio
4 ism, philanthropy Or lfberai-hsar;sdusi
a Of the citizens Of Cairo. We ha,
never bestowed any s. fulsoms praise
upon ths citizens Of Evansville v
4 have slmply recorded the truths Of b
n tori n ulodesttsrms. Their acts ofchari
J. aud bsaegolence are matters Of b
10 tory and tlgetnes Of praise on every tough
n We are overcrowaed With refugees {
u whom We provide We sithply Pro;'
agaiust missionaries frobl Illinois
is teach as oar deity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

/. YUt YEs E-Eysry hodyis wsated at
the st. Nicholas TO see the great arrival
of the Eastern deIicaciss, received By
the ever popular caterer, Sam Gram
mer. Everybody knows Sam. He has
a full supply of Holsters. Fresh Cod ="
Flounders, Saltwater Rock Fish, Shell
Oysters, and will be found always ready
to serve his numerous customers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

a CoSFEwmS-7ose Of The parties ar
rested on the charge Of killing the en-
rolling officer Freeman in Sullivan
county, some time ago, has made con
fession to the military authorities 10
Terre Haute, by which the facts in tho
case will be arrived At, aud the person
guilty Of The maf4sr viii be punished
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

DecLnE IL laos --AtA meeting Of
the ron manufacturers, held in Pet,s-
burg a few days ago, il was decided to
lover The price os iron one cent per
pound on all sizes The reduction was
nude with view q Increasing sales
No further charge was made in the price
of nails A @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
FOR SALE.

u twO sUBsTAETTs b FTBsT CLASS BRICK
4 dsefling houses, si;B - On the eeFner d Ssh
1ad Vine 49, t. twoet fies high and cJn tsin i11
seven rsoms zach, with ssabis ana otfer app8rts
nanees eompiste. @
dse2O-fw a. HoDsoS.ss
4 STEAM SAW Mill, TOGETHER WITH I
n henss and lot. Known a. tho kiaEk Road
MD, situated On the plank Toad, tx mifis nom
bit. Vernon Posey Comfy
GS- WIN sell the Mil Or Hone isparat, Or the
machinery out ~ Tie NH. rs ff
gS- II VIII b. soii very low. FOR particulars
enquire on lhsyreNssso Of
decZi 4 EdA4Tv II. D. CARE.
T.LOCK no Q, NORTH EASTEgs EsLARGg-
ID msut-sa new ffafDs b9sse abont q 81 an acres
bsariAz N apevinss, choice lot u fruit and soms
shrHis>sT. Also, lots Ne. lJ4EA l1 Ia block 10.
II. Eer gatiieulars spplY 20 eetasw Eew
II jobs seMTTH. Eyanssfiis, Of
9sss-Zu RfCHD. 5st1TH, PriBesfon. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

~ The Tri5uRs,s special, dated
Washington, December 18th, says it vas
stated in conversation to-day 90 tbs floor
of the Senate, that the President had
said thai Sherman had come ont at Sa-
vannah with 10000 more men. black
and white, than he started with
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
FLOUR
Igleheart Brothers to the
Hungry.

no Y0U WANT FL0URf
IL eoras to ths Soufhsrn Mile
DO Tou VAST COEN NEAL7
Csms 20 th= santheru Mills.
Do TOT NASr BgAS AND sHtPsTCFFs
Cols % sbs southsrn Nils.
10 ven wau' ypaS BEMAd ard faed frnsh. aua
sent - ysuF haa1e1 Coms % ga sastn-rn Mile
Aad zen set Il, al smsking hos. these cold mem
tnEs
na- oSee Au9 Bras Eoou opaa all hasine a.
houfs. O. ths e1rRsr % L9cEsG ssrsst 21d CAEAl.
dee&8-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

FoR SALE.-Among the attractive ar
tieles which will be offered for sale to-
night at Mozart Hal, win be found a
beautiful young lady, elegantly alfred
She VIII lie sold at private sale or at
auction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

s6r We had the pleasure of meeting
'Capt MoQaiddy, of Gen. HOvsy's staff,
in the city last night He has been GA
mission along the border He is =
gallant officer aud a pleasant gentle
man
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Say Mr.. Ecke" Van Ripper, chief of
staff to Major Gen. Morris Ranger. the
Tobacco King, arrived il the city last
night, looking as handsome as a woman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

- JashP4 Elliott says he will have
a choice selection Of 6ne. large turkeys
aud chickens this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
and bis customers say he does the
'clean thing in the way Of charges
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

s@We are indebted to Lord Chan
eellor Mooney, an attschee Of the cele-
bra'ed White firm, for New York papers
Of Sunday, q hoursin sdvance of the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
.CITY NEWS,


eS5-A pretty yoang lady Of Madison
was heard the other evening to declare
that she couldn'f 20 TO hghs for the coun-
Try bat she was willing to allow the
young Dsn to go, end Unnecessary would
die an I'D maid, which she thought IS
great a sacrifice az anybody could
be called upon 70 make.
- - ~----~- Ell 8
B The entire track on the railroad
between Washington and Baltimore, is
now completed, with the exception Of
ballasing a portion Of the line in the
short space between Annapolis Junction
and Laurel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
MARI2IIlD.

o. ruasAy. his .z4 lnst-. at lbs Fssilsses r. rs
q iis's mothss. y Re-. A. Turner. NJ Joss
70 Miss csrasaiss wtasas. AL q
= ~s4.wf.1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

REPEzEv Ea5-Olive r. Wheeler, al &C
tor, known 10 theatrical circles as ". Fl.
Barre, whose sentence 70 death for6e-
sersion has been noticed in our eolnmns
has received q rsprieve from the Pres
dent IN consequences If = petition to that
effect from members Of the theatrical
profession.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

R1- The Tfuses laments the issue Of
only three quirss as an evening paper
We did not suspect that its edition waa
so small
We sell more than twice that number
to the Cairo packet each evening, be-
sides the Iargeuumber sold to the news.
boys.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
ORANGES.

% BARRELS CHOICE ORANGES just EE-
~ q sesi e. Chr stmas, sHd fsr sals i0S -
tas barrel o. a K~a a.
HAYHURsT : wHtTTAkER
ssr2 Ne Water rfrset
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
FOR THIS
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE

Bitter Sweet-A poem; by ]. G, Hob
land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Dictionary of Poetical Quotations;
BY Sarah Josepha Hale.
The Josephine Gallery-Handsomely
bound in Turkey Antique.
The Book of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition OF
Tennyson's New Poem.
En0ch Ardsn-Handsomely bound
Great truths, by Great Authors.
Parallels from Nature-By Mrs A.
Gatty
Pleasures of Memory and Pleasures
of Hope-Illustrated.
Byron's Complete WorkS-Bound in
Turkey Antique
ALSO,
large and complete assortment OF Gin Au-
meals, Photograph Albums, Photograph Bibles.
Portfolios. nizrys, Work Boxes, Laiiss Leather
and Wire Porte. N pnaies.
The above goods we're bought expressly for the
Holiday TRADE, and will BE- sold al uaif .rEly lev
sates, az J. HEALY'S.
No, q, corner Ofaaia aud FhstSt.
Dc IA dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

upon the bed Of anguishing; Thou wilt
make al his bed in his sickness.
Psa Xii
The Commission appeals to ever
frisbd. q humanity for help. VII yon
FoRgEE to Dc gracious2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
TRANSPORTATION.

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVfsRP0OL, toncbi1g
> ~ QUEEHsfUWN, tG0ak HAEBDE Tas
veil known steamers Of The Liverpool, New FoFs
and PhifaaeIpbia STEAMSHIP esmpasy Hunsan
Limo, carrying tho s. Nails, are Intended o.
esii ~ follow. 4
BBisBgReH ......s.............~ EstaFdyy, Dec. "
GLAseow .....,.........,....... satuf day, bee ~
Cir o. 1AscaEafEn ......... satnrdayi Dec, -
And every ssccesding Saturday, at heonI fsoa
Pier -, North Risef tasfaJ
RATS or PAssAGE.
Payable 10 Gold or iis eqsfFai ~ n CurFsutTJ
FiHsr cABIs.. $50 OF sTEEasGJs ~ e.
DO 10 LondoB-. - ~ % ~ London .... - 5
do 70 Parissa.. - U0l dotst Paris ...... 80 o.
do y Hamburg % o. DO 20 Han,buGg..a3 ~
Passengers sls0 forwarded n Hsvre Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &e., NJ equally low rates.
FaFes from Liverpool Or Queenstown ist Cabiu
-t7s, $50, 500. steerags $50. Those Who Wish
70 sind Tor thair ffiends eau buy tieksis here a.
fhass rates.
FOR further Information apply 81 She Company q
sfI1es. jobs q. DALE, Aged,
10 Br0adWay, New York.
BEHM 4 Antilles, Ageats,
decs-am Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

So Go to Wrights Gallery, No. 5
Second street, tor your Photographs.
AT work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

s1- A foe black mourning shawl IS
always desirable article and generally
hard to find Wa Hughes & Son, cor
sner Of Main and Second streets, have a
few extra 6ne, heavy Tibet Wool
Mourning Long Shawla, which they E,ll
sell very low. Dec 216t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

'PosrroSxD Friday evening ''soeia-
BILE, for the want of = Hall
dse22.lt s. $500 RGH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
JEWELRY.
A New Firm.
S NTH & Elm Elm

S M / 7 81 & E i N 5 L e / N
Would RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention Of the public 60 their stock Of A. e
Watches, Clicks. and Jewslry, which will Be 50 &
as low the lowest in th~estg. Set- o. Ie~eify
from sos to SIS just the thing for holiday presents
Give "a. atrial be ore pprehasi geisswhere
So First street, between sycamore and Vine,
opposite Mossrs HollinEsworth Bros.
nH- E,perisl a trntioa given 70 repairtng
Watches. Clocks aad JeWeiry. de'2a +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rF.HE TIRa or A. COOKE 4 60. Is THIS
4 day dissolved ~ ustuzi CONSENT z. 4. Coke
hzTieE parchassd the Interest Of Aseksys Hsz-
Mig 90. ia ths NPm q 2 A Co K 4 Co. wili
coutiuus he busisess a. The old stand, vii pay
al the Liabilities u tie Isie fra, and eciiect all
5ebts dee ths sans.
A. COOKE,
D. NACEET,
NJ 6EEEI6G.
DsssnesE zfss. Iss2 1ssss~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
oFFIcE AND RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets
GROCERIEs- &c

OhOCEh les, &C.
MN HAMS. loo Lbs SUGAR CURED
~ Hams - WIN. CABDWELLss
Family Grocery.
DEEF TONGUEs.--I9 doz~u sugar Cured Beef
ID Tongues ~ ~ First Street.
NEW MoMfNT.-Io btls Waite FiInt Honiuy
~ - WM. CALDWELL's.
nETONs &c - choice Onionsst
" no. FIRST STREET.
DUcKWEEAT FLOUR.-T5 saeks PsnnsylTs-
ID nia BgskshsAt Fl0ar ~
CALDwELL's.
nEIED APPLEs.-A ohoios arficis 70 b ha1 st
IL CALDWKLL's.
THKRsE 10 hoxss Hamburg CHEESE ssd 6 %
WI CALDwELL's.
CRAEBEKBTEs.-Ae choke article % be hA1 -
~ 30. FTE8T Strict
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

sell very low. Dec --sok
GeoD AsElcsl-lf yoa think Of buy
ing your Christmas presents at Warren
and conyugton's It would be well to 20
early in the week, 20 that you can make
a good selection sishont being buried
aYbI viii find Pianos Meiodsons,
Amsriraa Organs, Guitars, Violins. Ac-
eerdeous, and musical merchandise Of
all kinds.
| You wiu 6nd splendid Work Boxes,
/ Akabastsy Ornaments. fae silk, velvet,
and steel mounted Purses and CsbAs
Fine Russia, Turkey, and English
calf Cigar Cases, from s. % sl0
Every variety OF Port Monies mag
inablh. f .5aHa
Beaaf.fR CAtHa oAgmsHts, French
Toy Furniture of egery Variety
/ CLiaa Tea Sets, from 25c. 70 s. o.
Egsyy kiad Of Doll Doll Arms, Dol
Shoes and Doll Heais
Tn, wood, and iFoa Furuliare, Bald
ing Blocks, Hill Blocks. Tool Chess
Machine Tors in great variety.
Carts. Wagons, Carriages, wheelbsr
rows, Rocking Horses, Doubis .Rockins
Horses, Sc.
Doll Cradles, Doh Beastsads aud Dol
Chairs
Tin iron, wood, and every other kiut
Of Tor. either imported or domestic
that eaa be found anywhere, can be hst
as No I, Main Street Dee ls-lw
Bar HRaAASs, IN addition 10 hi
stock Of Oysters, which be receive
fresh daily BY express, has aae Oranges
Toys for thu Holidays. aud splendi'
stock Of Coniectioneries, which he sell
At low prices for cash. Ills store Is OF
Frat Street, near Locust We feel as
sured gba, he can sui. Tie tastes Of oil
both yonrg and old
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
All kinds of Looking
Glasses and Mattresses on
Hand Constantly
MEL -
8. W. Boynton. M. d.,
odeF aiFeetioa q Pr0t Bee

:. W. bOyntOn, d. IL,
I ATE or cINcIszATI. HAvfs0 BEcohE
II psfmansHt residsst - Evsnsyiiis, oasfs
bis pfoisssienai services 20 the eitiSsHs q this
city ssd sieiuiiy. Frsm his extensive sxg rieBos
10 ihs Hss-l sd general prsefiss q Ae1ieins
ard safE~ry is the former city, b fseis epnhdsnt
81 ~ sfaifs ~ ssrs rnsuv esaes shish have re-
sistea TIE usual modes u trsafmspt.
eG- Paffieular affsntfgu Eissn % be tFsaimsnt
81 uhroulc D ssasss, sd hoss peeulisr ts the
eiimAts, sueh a. Fever ard AEus, Bilious fs9ar,
oTFIck AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TEsTIMOEEAE
CfHcIsrATI, O.. Nsrch. II, 1904.
mis- y - eeyfify hat - fhe andsfsigns1, hAgs
besr ultimately sequHiptsf with 3. W. BoyntSn,
= D.. for shosf sigft years Dnring the lsst air
yssrs h has bssn sngags1 is q iucrsiisY and sac
cs@sfal practice a Nefirins n this city. Ia
iseses bsre On sesoaAt u 81 hesith
We take ErGsf pieasurs IN recommending him,
both socially a profrHsi5naiiy, a. genfIsman %
sxesh NJ nasrsis, sad occupying prominent 20
slfign among the Physicians u orr eitS sbd hops
hs fnsy succeed - yell eiaswhsre as BE- has tons
Nifh a.. Z FREEMAN. n D.
Professor q ssfRsrE to Eelsctts Medical Insti-
tats, ciasinaafi, o.
JOHE n. scUDDER, ND,
Professor 81 tas TheorY ard Practics Of Hsdi-
cine 81 Tie z. n. Institate
II. D. GARRISON, MD,
Late Professor q Chemistry and Physsoiogy IN
the aoeTs Medical Institute. deciO-em