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n9l5@ N o 4 1 G T..

PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1854
Notice Is hereby gyen ably 10 section Of the act
of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
syyanla, entitled "An Act enabling Banks of the Com
monN calth to become Associations for the purpose
Banking under the laws OF the United States approved
the 22d Gay Of August A. D. 1861, thar the Stockholders
OF the Commercial Bank Of Pennsylvania have this day
voted TO become such Associate and that its Direct
have procured the authority OF the Of more
than thirds NJ the Capital Stock make the ceria
require therefor by the laws OF the United States
For further particulars StockhOdcrs can apply to
lO-2l-.Ot &. PALMER. slier
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- BANK OF COMMERCE..

PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given, ageeaby secon2 Of the act
ot The General Assembly Of the Commonwea III Of Penn
sylYana, Cutcd "Au act enabling Banks Of the Com
mOnwtalth % become Associations for the purpose OF
Banking under the laws Of the United States approved
the 22d day Of August A. D. 1861 that the Stockholders OF
the Bank OF Commerce have This day voted 10 become
such an Associations and that It's Directors have procured
the authority of the Of tnan two thirds Of the
Capital stock to mai the certificate required therefor by
lN2la0t JOHN A. LEWIS Cashier
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&1(M O0O UNION PASSENGER RAIL
GRiiNDOsOOO WAY CONPANY's BOHDs FOR

, me Vnon Passenger Railway Company offer fer sale
~ PsI ehe hqndred Thousand dollars OF six per eeat
nioipAl. y ~''9N'' Ne'iOn"ii o'aNe anu ma
- daese bonds are secured By first mortgage on the
Niaih and Thomas A. Scott.
hey are Issued In OF e5OO aud can be had on ap-
FOURTH street - ~ N''P"N'' No' @Oo 0"u'n
o-sl-iH WILLIAM y. KEMBLE, Treasurer.
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rl@ NOTICE.
TIE CITY BANK.

PEiIApELrHIA October 20. 1864.
htce Is hereby given agrecaby 70 section OF tie act
o the General Assembly Of n Commonwealth Of Penn
syNAna entitled "An CnRb ing Banks Of tue Common
wealth to become Associations Tor the purpose OF ankiag
under the laws OF tie UHtod States" approved to 92d
day Of August A. D. 1861 that the Stockholders OF Tie
city Bank have this day voted O become such an associa
ton and that It's Directors have procured the authority Of
the owners Of more than two thirds Of The Capital BtoCk 10
make The certificate required therefor by the lsWs Of he
io-2lSot @. ALBERT LEWIS, Cashier.
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slgs NOTICE.
ESS FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK.

pHnADTLTIIiA, October 2l, 1861.
Notice hereby given, agreeby TO section Of the act
Of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvania entitled IAN act enabling BRnks OF the Com
InonwCalth to become Associations for the purpose Of
Banking der laws of the United States" approved
the 22d day OF August A D. 1861 that the Stockholders
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Philadelphia have
this day voted TO bee Association; aud that
It's Directors have procured the authority the
Of than twO thirds OF the Capital Stock TO make the
certificate required therefor by tie laws Of the United
States.
iO.2i-30t W. .RUSHTON, JR., Cashier
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Reports from General Shermans department to
o'clock this evening indicate that the Rebel
army Is again threatening demonstrations towards
Tennessee; but there is no reason to doubt that
Sherman and Thomas will be found prepared tor
whatever movement may take place.
The reports from Missouri and Arkansas concur
in stating the defeat of Price with heavy loss.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary of War
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FREEDOM IN MARYLAND.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION

BALTIMORE, october 29.-The Governors pro-
clamation concludes rs follows -
ind phereas, The results of the said elections
have been duly certified to me by the proper
judges of the said several elections and upon
accurately counting and casting up the votes so
returned to me for and against the said Consttu-
ton, including the soldiers vote aforesaid it does
appear that there were 30,l74 ballots for the
Constitution, 29,799 ballots against the Constitu-
ton, and that there were 81 blank ballots reported
as given against the Constitution, but not counted
the persons offering them refusing to take the oath
required by the said Constitution; and there
being, therefore, of the aggregate vote so cast,
majority in favor of the adoption of the said Con-
stitution;
No,0, therefore,, l, Augustus w. Bradford Gov
ernor Of the State of Maryland in pursuance of
the authority so vested in me by the said act of
Assembly, and the Constitution aforesaid, do, by
this my proclamation, declare and make known
that the said Constitution and form of govern
ment so framed and adopted by the Convention
aforesaid has been adopted by majority of the
voters Of the State; and that in pursuance of the
provision therein contained, the same will 60 into
effect as the proper Constitution and form Of
government Of this State, supCrseding the one
now existing, on the first day of November next
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
the State of Maryland, at the city of Annapolis,
on the Goth day of October, in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and siNty-four.
A. W. BRADToRD.
By the Governor
WILLIAM b. HALL, Secretary of State
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Rnecie Tor Enrnne.

NEW York, October 20.--The steamers City of
Washington and Iett0Hia sailed 20 day for Europe
with SSl9,O 900 in specie.
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Grtniug telegraph
oFFTo1AL WAR aAzETrE.

Despatehes from GeneraI Grnnt-An Adj
vance ON the I'd and sth Corps-Repuise
ofs Rebel Attack ON HaucOet-Capture
of over 600 PrtsOners-The Advanced
Position of the Army-The Rebels
Again Threatening Tennessee-sher-
man aud Thomas or the Alert
WAsHrNoToN, October 2S, I. M.--Despatches
from General Grant, received this evening, in
form the Department that an advance in force,
for the purpose of a reconnaissance, was made
yesterday by Warren and Hancock
In the evening the enemy attacked Hancock
vigorously, but were ropulsed.
The purpose being accomplished, the troops
were Withdrawn from tho advanced position 70
which they had been pushed, nearer 10 their line
OF former occupation. The kilograms Of General
Grant 6iye all the details receiyod:--
CIrY PoINT, October %, 1864, 9 p. M.-IIon.
Il. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War IL have lust
returned from the crossing of the Boydtown plank
road with Hatoher's creek. Our line now extends
nom its former left to Armstrong; MILL thence
BY the south bank of Hatcher's creek to the pouis
above named.
AT every point the enemy was found t5 be in
renehed and his works manned. No attack was
made during the day further than to drive the
piesets and cavalry inside Of the main work Our
casualties have been light, probably less Than two
hundred killed, wounded, and missing. The same
is probably true with the enemy. We captured,
however, seven loaded teams on their way from
Stony creek to the enemy, about dozen baet
cattle, q travelling forge, and IS TO 700 prisoners
On our right, Butler extended around well
towards the Yorktown road without finding a
point unguarded.
shall keep our troops out where thcyare until
towards noon tomorrow, in hopes of inviting an
attack. U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Ggneral.
CRY PoINr, October 25, lSGi-H0n. e. N
Stanton, Secretary Of War Tho attack ON
General Hancock proves 10 be a decided failure.
He repulsed the enemy, and remained in his
position, holding possession Of the field until
midnight, when he commenced Withdrawing.
Orders had been given for the withdrawal of the
I'd Corps before the attack was made. We lost
no prisoners except tho usual stragglers who are
always picked up. Our captures for the day on
the south side foot up 9lO.
The Rebel General Dearing is reported killed.
General Meade, in his report, says
"I am induced to believe the success of the
operation, which was most decided, was mainly
due to the personal exertons of Major-General
Hancock and the conspicous gallantry of Briga-
dier-General Bgan."
U.s. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
Reports from General Sherman's department to
o'clock this evening indicate that the Rebel
army Is again threatening demonstrations towards
Tennessee; but there is no reason to doubt that
Sherman and Thomas will be found prepared for
whatever movement may take place.
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The Louisville Journal publishes figures TO
snow that tiVe thousand i've hundred slaves have
s,s,a slI y, owners in less than one-ffth Of that
So'AN, since the war began.
N has -s.s. sus. OF The late Hubbard Wiaslow, ID.
~ Ros.on 7. Deen finished BY Henry Dexter,
Is considered very ife-like reOrs~sn.as ,,.D''' u
Amherst College offers. A. ~.
Ss25 In prizes. The largest auoun, yssi,
any student to take is S225 The ter s'Dsy pu, -,
the college are to be increased Sl5 the eo,o,D. com -
yesL
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
GSaeHSsAR BEAUTY.
Tito gain Sdrniripg eyes;
Tito cause inViciOus sghs;
II ts be blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-BRAUrHl
II have host OF friends;
Hfor vice 10 ma &c amends;
liza marble stone when dead-WKALTHI
Tito live threescore and ten,
II 10 live a life Of peace;
IL TO die and 20 TO grea5e-HKALIHt
Ifyou wish a life of pleasures;
lfyou value this worlds treasures;
II every comfort YOU would see
Take my advice, and wish al three.
Then having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
You'll be prepared for every duty.
1y"s,sfq s PeEPsah q pT EgR wA LAM YoUsGs New
R sTs o m sffU6n sisasE ssE and po e a e
cents. snS-6
CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
sAMARifAE's GiFFi
TIM MOST CERTAIN CURE EVER USED.
r 6cSc$s4&ii, SLtET, srRIcTuREs, &c.
Contains NO Mineral no Balsan, Mercury,
Only ten pills to be taken TO eject a cure.
lures m from two to four days aud recent cases IN
Nisy Of PennsyN one OF the most eminent Doctors
NO ENro-uEE, No TEuuBrE, No cuASGE WHATEVER
d Lel those who have aeiraIed getIns cured or who
sAuARTANs GIFT.
Sent by mail In plain envelope.
Price, male packages, 81 Females, 80.
DLooDi BLooDu BLooDul BLooDm!
scRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS. LETTERS.
SCALES ROLLS.
SYPHILIS Or YESEREAL DISEASES, &C. &e-
SAMAkIrANS
ROOT AND HERE JOICES
sYPHns OK YESERE&L s as blPsEasfs lPIE5sSs sAA
RITAN's ROOT AND HERS JUICE, is the Taost potent
certain ana eoctus remedy prescribed; Teaohes
that the is thorough permanent. Take then OF
this purifying remedy and be healed and do not transmit
70 your pcstey that or which you may repent In aftec
10 not DEsPAR
RiiAS R0oT and HERB JUICES viii Tensye eSe1T
yestee Of impurities from the system, well ali Tue
bas enee's N mercury
FEMALEsl FEMALES,
Ia many aGeotl0hs with which numbers OF Fennarsa
suffer- the ROOT AND HERB JUICES are most hsppliT
adapted in liberated Uterus In Leucorrhma In bearing
down, Failing Of the Womb Debility, and for all complaints
Sent BY express Price 81 bottle, or bottles for s.
sANARITAN'S WASH
IT, ia ofSyphns, connection with the ROot
and Herb Juices, Tuli directions. Price 25 cents.
physleians ana patients They are used in the Unite8
States hoipitLs, thus restoring health 70 many 0Ior
from tie Baltimore "suni"-
WHAT THE sURGEoNs SAY OF THE
SAAit4Hs Afas4 HSssITsI EEsihfoSs foh1 MtasuALL,t
Baltimore Ma, February 70; 1861 :
The ss%asn sisa se%ssss Or SsncIsa Disease
most customary forms that have used them with Judo
Tsgo3a Q 5P5s 5s S. snS essentially
in Their scaoy. and Ear As nay Use Of them extends,
reeommSnd them strongly ,,.,,,,., =, ,,e
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New York Vols"
Let be under stood that these remedies reooni
mehded. and VIII positively cure the diseases for which
they are offered
sold,by s. Q. UPHAM,
No, rs 2. EIGHTH Street.
DESMOND a O0.,
lo-i9 "s-SIa no. 9l5 RACE su0st
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BALTIMORE, October 29.-The Court Of Ap-
peals at Annapolis has affirmed the decision Of
Judge Martin, in refusing to grant a mandamus
against the Governor in relation to the soldiers
vote on the New State Constitution.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ owr,r premises hereinafter described, that whts
OF SC r. fgrids upon the tu lowing Ola ms for Paving,
against said prem, e5 win be issued afsr three months
from this date. unless said claims ere paid
LEWIS e. CASSIDY Attorney iol Claimant,
No 2l} S. SIXTH street.
City to use Off Buctleyvs. Andrew hcNecly owner,
sc. e.. june Term, lsil, No.2 Lot aud frame stable
northeast side Abigail street, % f0t southeast Of
Amber street, Nucecrlb ward, containing ls fca front,
and 20 feet deep TO Amber street Claim elUHl for paving
Same We, same. G. 70 june Term, lSei; No. B.. Lot
and three story brick dwelling on utIwrst side Of Ahi
sail street, and northwest side OF Emma street, 10 fcct
front, 20 teut deep, Claim BOB % Tor paving.
Same same. c. .P.luue Term, 1864; No 4. Lot ana
thrcc.st story brick dwelling on southeast side st Amber
street and southwest side Of Abigail street, 10 feet honta
20 feet deep. claim SiJ'2u, for paving.
Same vs.. John r. Jones, uw ner, sc g. 2. september
Term 1865 No 90. Lot Of ground and brick building,
situate norhwosterly corner VI Girlrd avenue and
Morton street. E-nLCCuth ward, Is feet Girard avenue
s. feet dogp. Claim sY3'iG, for paving.
Same Us. same. u. T.. September Term, 1854; No. 4.
Lot and cellar walls northwest side of Girard avtnue,
beginning at lOl feet southwest from Norris street.
E.hCenth Ward thence northwest parallel with Morton
STR ct co feet inches TO point thence east " feet 5S
inches to point thence northeast 10 feet ~ inches
Norris street. thence southeast along Norris street 80 feet
10 Girard avenue. thence sOuhwcscry along irard ave-
n nc l0l rect 10 place OF beginning. l0.22-ml5t
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subferpuon Of sharcs fasi Of 10 iharts. fg0ic' 90
5hargs&EJ OF 80 shares 32Ji OF LOO share, g6lg Of
Each shafc entities tho holder 90 receive every year
liWdcnos every months Of the profits nom .Ac sale of
Stockholders who do no, want any coal may have thor
proportion oi coal ldby the Company, their especial
btuelt The profits being paid over 90 tbn. Independent
ouittd.
TheCompauy posse SIS large and wc-bult al WORKS,
Double breaker. slope Works large steam Engines Rail-
roads, onh all othc. Machinery and Apparatus, ~ nn
uuop'ou capable of mining $4,000 toms to be extended 20
10000 tons per year
TIe to5l Is of thc b,'t quality, chiefly Of tse Black
Heath ard Primrose Veins, which with revarAl other
valuable Coal Veins tNtDfd within ihp lines the Com
pauy for nearly two miles iu lCuRth.
AbImcn OF tho Reading Rlllold extends % the mines
OF hs Company, over which tho Coal Is daily sent tJ
stochoidors NAV order their Coal n any OF the usual
an U the present ITCe OF f7OU per tom delivered G
tho house, within The usual distances OF the COmpanya
tons Of the city.
Tie Company ana all It's Mining Works are clear OF dobt,
and a operations are carried on on the cueh principle
For Crcurs and subscriptions apply az the
Cfioe, No. l21 S, TEIRD Street, Cd Floor
OPPOSITE GrRARD BAEK.)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sCHMTLE, PWTDEFT.
WILLIAM FORD ROBERT P. KING,
D. II. WOLFE, II. sCnMGLE.
1921 A. b. JARDEN, sEcEITART.
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By the Governor
WILLIAM b. HALL, Secretary of State.
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All that certain tract piece, parcel of land, containing
fifty acres being and situate I'm lnegrove Iwnship, Ve
mango Cour ", fronting and the mouth OF a
emptyng into HomlOck creek About six acres boring
ground On this tract is some very heavy oak and hickory
imb
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-08
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

OFFICE BALI & Quo RAILROAD Co.
Wheeling Station, Aug.8, 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Au gust,
~ the P assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule;
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t5x-sprcrAL Nor1cn Double the aeeye reee9. ...sr
%Yearly Advertising on reasonabie tef.I ncooI .
Ing 10 the space occupied and thsnrmoer O ehSns
An sdyertisements from transient persons Or Sxsng
Business Cards not exceeding ave lines, yesa.
or S6 for nix months, but for shorter perod nons
viil be counted less than square. . a.
THE privilege Of Annual Advertising - nmate3 =
he Adyertisers' own Immediate business ana ~ ss
ysrtssments for the benefit Of other peIs - .ret;c
,ilaaal advertisements and advertisements ancncn
.alss and real estate sent in by them must % paa '
eEAdyertisements not accompanied with yltse1
directions, will be inserted unut forpo' NM 'DA
accordingly. .s.-,.a "a ali nasa,
atfull rates. a.,,o,,r.ssuent
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and
q sermons, 80 cents each. go " f-hnS eyl
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacous Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience hav o
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York; via allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, GenI Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HoUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phiia.
delpha janll
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LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE kc &c

HhOE, UCs, USs
We cali especial attention Of persons afflicted VIII
valuable trsatnent In those elections which has bst
lately discovered. We have succeeded in restonEi
cases of this kind In few months who have been treat
ed for years TO no effect, and others are now undI
treatment and are rapidly being restored ~ in Re
coming up every day. We do positively claim ibsi
there n no case far advanced but that we hi
and make more comfortable, and prolong life and tbs
kind Of time. Remember that this is an age Of ID
provsmsnt and remedies are being discovered that DIS
arm disease Of many Of its tsrrors. We invite tho''
who are threatened or have any form Of Lung Dseae
to give u one trial, whom prove oil we have
said In the above.
90 SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We slaim positively to cure every case Of thee do
cases. This u positive fact, and VIC will pledge our
selves TO give go to any case Of the kind cam"
cure, and We generally cure with two prescription
The following letter is from the vito Of II.
6tockwsr, ESQ.,;
New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 49,
d. snAsxor.--Dear Sir, I desire to express to 20
deep gratitude feel Tor the great benefit bs!sd
rvsd nom your treat@snt. had become % weak snA
% much reduced with frequent hsmmorrhass Of DE
Iungl that had almost dsspaired Of recovery and
had become evident TO al my friends that withoupD,
ss o oo s Sa sf vv s S
the first months treatment began TO perceive hat
the hsrnonhage was much less frequent, and pe1tl{
diminished in quantity; and from that time orvsrai
have had no hemorrhage, and Inov snjoy bettsr bsb
than have for several years. At the comnspocnd'
o. treatment you only gave mo encouragemA.w ny
eor restoration 70 reasonable degree OF health ~
expsctatops IN this respect have been more than rs
ised II this should meet the eve of any afflicted
was, can with great confidence recommend -"
treatment a. one Of great efficacy.
Mrs. L. T. sTocxvub
se2-ly
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights OF all descriptions can be Tor
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times favorable are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
EH-Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central r. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to address either Of the following Agents OF the
company:
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
n. w BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. C. MELDRUM & CO., Madison, Indiana.
]. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky,
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind
R. F. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. M. LOVE- Maysvlle, Ky
HALL & CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, Muskingum River
w. II. d E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, Q.
II. S. PIERCE & CO., ZanesviIe, o.
Nh. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
E. c. MELDRUM General Travelling Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
CARD.

Ihs underslgnsd having sold cat his enfirs stock
Of Ready Aads Clothing, sad Gentisnens Fur
nishfug Goods, and retired hem the business,
herehv exuressss his grateful acknowledgements
10 his Numerous frisnds aud curtOmers tor their
past patronage 80 Hberally extended TO him, and
vorld respectfully recommend Messrs. Taylor
Who ar new prepared TO furnish 70 their usfom-
ers every article IN their lire, Of the very best
snaIisy. and - the zsst ssEcTAsls prices.
saxse N. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
BOOTS & SHOES

HATS * CAPS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
MACHINISTs.
REITZ g. HANEY,

Id =.
REITz g. HANEY,
7 [
TssssSsssSaeses6SS ~
Is. :
- -
gRBSgIBf' FOUNDRY,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
20 aasTa ManaiAetursrpe f
STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM BOILERS,
AND 50
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Of the most Approved Pattern.
= ALSO 10
All kinds of Machinery appertain-
ing to Railroads, Steamboats,.
Distilleries. FIGURING Mills.
S u G. A r NJ IL L S ),
Of all sizes with the latest Improve
ments attached; Tobacco Screws,
|Porta Bile Engines,
&C., &C., &c.
House Fronts, Crates, Rail-
ing, Ironand Brass Castings
of eVsry description.
m
DEALERS IN
Steam Gauges, Gum Betting, Pin
srick, Wrought Iron Pipe. Boiling
Cloth, &C, ct
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Repairing done at short notice.
workmsn seat 70 all parts 20 M M
work and repair Boilers - Machinery
R~Au orders will recsivs cur individual atten.
| ton and win be promptly hlled oe tbs most
reasonable terms.
Once and Foundry on the Can
corner Of Ingle Street.
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS.
| P. SEMONIN,
Wholesale Dealer
boots * SHOES
HATS * CAPS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

N PIKE COUNTY.
The undivided = Of W y Of n Z ", section 4,
town 2, range IL vest, under vhieh tract, aud
within - feet o. the surface lies a good vein of
coal ten feef thick and easy Of access.
Also, $50 acres In the southeast part Of said
county; soil and timber good. This tract IL also
rich ia mineral products. Tifls perfect.
ANIL