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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
The Refagee nuestIon.

A correspondent in yesterdays Jour
nal called the attention of he public t.
this question, which is beginning 70 pre-
seat serious aspect Our people are
patriotic and liberal They have made
the most liberal provision for their own
poor, and, if necessary, are willing to
give yet more freely. But they are IN
wiling 70 see the fuudsset apart for sol
dier's families appropriated for the ben
eft of refugees who have been doing all
they could TO break up the -Government
ard destroy the lives Of its best citizens
But what is to be done7 These refugees
are thrown upon Us By thousands, many
Of them naked and starving. Human
| d rsvoIts at the idea of letting them die
in The midst Of plenty We cannot see
4 the>women and children Of orr bitterest
foes perish right among Us from hunger
or cold, and yet our means are insult
feient to supply all vho are thrown
upon our charity.
We learn that Mr. Elliott, our Town
ship Trustee, is positively oyerrun with
applications for relief for these poor,
\ ignorant creatures from the South, who
seem totally Incompetent to provide foI
themselves. Already be has done al
that be could for their comfort, but win
ter is just approaching and the distress
now is nothing to What it will be in th'
. cold months Of January and February
Something must be done to provide 70
these oateasts, aud that speedily. II
(. unfair that the people on the horde
. should bear ali the burdens Of the val
. while those in the inferior are respiB
Eieh haryests of G6ssrnnent plundel
: The General Government, as our col
: respondent suggested, must do some
r thing for those indigents. In that va
II alone will the burden fall equally upo
d all sections. Steps ought to be taken 4
once to have the names Of the refuge
is families who are applicants for assis
70 ance enrolled, and an account kept
4 the rations issued to them. Al The eloi
is Of the war the expense thus ineurr'
y can be more than liquidated by conf
n eating and selling some Of the magni
n cent plantations Of the aristocratic slav
holders who have bsenthe cause Of 1
this trouble and suffering.
q But, in order to get the proper autho
e. ties TO act in this matter, itis neeessa
'n that it be brought before them in an i
y pressive manner. Suppose, then,
hold meeting for the purpose Of u
u ing the military Authorities to relic
ct these refugees and remove the burd
w. from the shoulders of our people. In
Is. way can the opiaioa OF our people
ne better Aseertained than by town me
ii. ling. lift ia thought by the people Il
ne they can sustain the burden nov Il
&C. upon them, and that il is improper
call upon the General Government
aid, steps should at once be taken
or raise funds for supplying the nscessii
'eF Of those who are already besisging
ca various Township Trustees by E
di means let as have a town meeting
'ns take the matteri into consideration. "
some Of our leading men move in the q
an. teri No time should be lest 2
= meeting should be called at the EARL
Ina. opportunity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
Zf The Americas AgrlsaisHFtst for

&c The American AsrieaisEFast foE
feespber contains many original and
sErlking engraVings and choice articles
IS we'll Among the engrsviugs Is one
entitled First and Last Steps repre-
sentihg the FIRST steps Ofthe child, which
Is witnessed With eager interest BY the
whole household, including Grand Pa,
who is hobbling his last steps upon
erutches. Another il called A Winter
JsUrney IN 1880 aud 1854. The first
sketch represents 40 old fashioned stage
coach imbedded in the snowsswith balky
horses refusing to pull, and half frozen
passengers tagging At the wheels. The
| journey in 1864 is made by railroad. th'
cars flying over the snow, calling fort
the cheers Of the sheep tending farmer
ooys, as they pass- The contrast IS ex
pressive of the advance made in on
/ country in 30 years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

GoYnRxnESr coSrRAcrs. = Yesterday
the bids for -four, potatoes, and .fresh
beef we're opened By the Commissary Of
Subsistence in this city, Capt F. II.
Ehrman, and the following awards
made. igieheart Brothers, of Southern
Mills, 1000 barrels fiour, al $40 70 per
barrel; MinpehotF 4 Cos Of Mt Vernon,
70 be dsIrsred At that place, 1000 bar
rels flour, at $40 80.
DE- Gale, 10000 pounds Of potatoes,
at 81 65 per bushel n.t.s
The lowest bid for fresh beef was at
SIS e5 per hundred, which, being dee'R-
ed TOE high, was rejected. ..l is7i3
80 There we're several bids for -four At
$40 IS, the highest being Al $40 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
GIFT BOOKS
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
$50 p rss THE RI uus
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE

ed4 16vC 8TTT9 eu II Zee
Bitter sweet-A poem; by @. Hol-
land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Distionary of sPoetical Quotations
BY Sarah Josepha Hale, .,4..,s..
The Josephine Gallery-Handsonely
bound in Turkey Antique. -.rf
The Book Of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition Of
Tennyson New Poem.
| Enoch Arden-HAndsomely bound
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Hature-By Mrs. A
Gatiy.
Pleasures Of Memory and Pleasures
OF Hope-Iilnslrated.
Byron's Complete Works-Boand il
Turkey Antique. I
i ALSO,
A lssSA and eAmpisse sssortment Of Gle Al
npAa. PhstoaFAyh Abrams. Photogssph nlsle'
/ PuFtfoiios, DiArys, work Boxss, Ladies Leaths
and Wlre fsfzs-snoH Haira. sM Ha.f ii s
The above goods were hoaeht expressly ssF q
Holiday fnla. and viii Be spia ~ uniforInly ia'
Rs itasfi - rs r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16


CHAssn or 0sEeR -Algeh Jahnson
has removed his ResI Estate 0ffes TO
the opposite side Of the street a the
Provost ..MsrshaTs Office. He haa 8
large assortment of Dwelling Houses
and Lots for sale, and via be gIadaO
meet his old Customers and all those
Who may want a good house OF lot 70
build on. he always sells reasonable
"a Good paper discounted ~ the
Continental Bank fovr-s.e
FoR SALE.-FIfteeu dwelling houses
300 vacant lots and y farms. Enquirt
Of A. DYER,
South side Third St, 6 doors abov,
Main.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
t1I

Al peilsfeptalps, 0hla, on Friday, December ssh.
sGIes. daashtss u I. q saa o. p II cspsaaa.
aged siKsssp yseFs, eas mentb. Aad thiFtssn days.
Allies $50 ssIi abosa q a.aay o. eas elsizsas
Fer sws ysNrs she ssteaas aaaF bublie assa aua
tbs sabb.lh sehssl Of M sssrrsft's shureh IL
lhs bssoaa - if. aw f.iFsr 81 s~s&ssr ha~crs
wsrs sen. OF haessns spirits. and cheerful.
sblislng aisvosstisu, Abe charmed III ~ith whoa
shs came in contact. Mons kns~ hsrs tsi 70 levs
hsr. ''whsm tiss aeas love die yssns ? b sa ca
aaa classical aeti9a that would sssm 70 y fully
vsTiaad la the asslk 81 AlIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

! ndr Hirsua Nelson win sell at auction
tomorrow morning. st the Auction
Rooms 1corner OF Main and Third Street,
at I0ao'elosk, oEs wagon. = chest Of ear
penter's tools, = lot Of esrn, and various
other articles bSlvuging to tbs estate Of
Philip Hoffman deceased Alsosa few
halflooxss of tobacco ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

PERsoxAL-We experienced an IN
usual thrill Of pleasure. yesterday from
unexpectedly meeting On our streets our
old, elegant and noteworthy friend,
Captain Bqntin, CAisf QuArtermasisr Of
the dis,riet commanded By Gen. Sol.
Meredith. auA1 ai
Who has ever lived aud Travelled in
Indiana that does not know and admire
Z" Cam. Baatin,f for fnany years the
propzis.or and priHeely lsadlord Of the
Bnntin House, TeHEe Hanse7
When the 18th Indiana vas organ
lied, Captain Buptin was appointed
Quartermastsr Of the regiment, and
served with them in Western aud East
ern Virginia, winning an snvioas Eepu
saiion, and rising By merit 70 the ranl
Of Captain and Brigade onAriermai
ter. lie j. now attached 10 tbs staff o
General Meredith, and is en roate 4
Indianapolis in charge Of . squad Q
guerrilla prisoners. he looks as fatan'
slick as an alderman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

s1s-It vas ruporsd 10 our city, yestsr-
day evening, chat the rebel Gen. Lyon
bad captured Princeton, KY This town
is the county seat Of Caldwell county,
and is about 30 miles from Madisonvilie
II the report ia tfae, I. indicates that the
rebel General is matching in this dirse-
ton. Are our people prepared TO give
him a reception suitable to bis msrits7
His force is estimated al from 2,509 TO
1900 men. We presume they are all
armed and mounted. OF course he will
eonscript every able-bodied mas in ali
she region through which he passes upon
whom he can lay his hands.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

INFORMATION WANTED. - Any enc
knowing the location of John Finch,
who moved from Golfer county, Middle
Tennessee, six years ago, or VIM. Wilder,
who moved from Franklin county, Team,
will eonfer'A favor by notifying William
Finch of the same, at Corydon, HaEri-
son county. Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

tbs Mans - The new Postmaster
General is,doing good work in reform.
ing the abuses that have existed for
some time. in the transportation Of the
Eastern mails. They come through
now with tolerabls regularity. We hope,
however, the Efforts ct reform viii not
cease until the esil-complained of by
the Press 50 lang and so bitterly viii be
radically cured * -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

s@The crew who captured The steam
err Ike Davis, has juss arrived at Malta
Taorss. from Lavaos, Texas She vas
sold and bronght over $3a 600 10 gold.
Capt NeIsoH had been paroled nt Bag.
dad, visiting an opportunity to cone
home. He IL destitute of everything
He'd. Phelps d wsIl-koown river clerk,
was one ofthe Davis crew.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
OFFICE AND REsIDKseEs
Corner First and Walnut Streets !.


IEAIlMoklAL. MNi
CIEcfsrATI, o.. March. n, 1884.
This ts 70 ceFtify that We, the uudersiEnea, hAES
been intimately acquainted with \. ". boyntuns
NJ. D.. So Aheat eight years. During the last six
ysArs he has hsun engaged In 9 iueraaisv and sur
oazsfu pfaetias 81 Medicine In this city. He I
leAyes herr on account Of 81 health.
We take great pleasure IN recommending hlm,s
beth socially and professionally, a. gentleman 81
e1csii nj morals, aaa occupying prominent po-
Httion Amang the Physicians Of eur city, aud hana
he may auocaed a. we'll elsewhere he has dona-
with rs z. FREEMAN, n. D.,
Profssuor u Surgery h Ecisctle hsdiesi insu
tats, Cincinnati, o. 81 =
JOHN n. sCuDDER, n. D.,
Professor 81 the Theory aud Practice sf Medl.
ctas Ga the \. NJ Institute.
II n. GARRISON, N. D..
Late Professor Of Chemistry aod Physiology tnrr
the above Medical Institute. dsste-tfef "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
OYSTER SUPPER.

LAsfEs' srrrsa. -Ths is.iiss - flss waiBat
street. ChaFeh wlii have Falr and Oyster supper
Al sars Hall sa Wednesday ADD TAsFsaay essu
legs. nae. alst $50 -.
Lsheh viii - served ~ Thussisy and Friday.
from 10 sselees >. - naia H. H.. where mas he
isuaa al ths ssilssasss Of tAs sessou aseit-ld
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

AssoNTMoua--Ws again remind cor
respondents that no attention whatever
win be paid to anonymous eomrnnnlca-
tons A real name, known to the edi-
tors, mus. accompany ell communications
Ia insure insertion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

s6~ The trains on the Louisville L
Nashville road are running on time
All Il quiet on the road The trains on
the Memphlsbraheh have been stopped,
on ACCOUNT Of "a Lyon IN ths way.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

SD- The Report OF the Secretary Of
the Navy will be illustrated with litho-
graphic view Of the passage of Commo-
lnodore Porter's feet through the dam
across Red River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
CHRISTINA PRESENTS.
R1.OO.

rsHRIsTMAs PRESENTS At TfIE "oSr
II Dollar store" new supply af Ladies and
6xnts' Fine JeNclry, just a. nice 40 sold b macy
ether jewellers ise Ten times IS much. Rene ~
Der, Your chuice feT Gus douAA An fsxrsts NJ
tine 50 get. and better pltfe = 81 them TIA n
II selimAu Co.'S shoe store. Ne. IS MAZE strert
aB- The traae furnished At fair rates aeciS-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
PLOUR

'I'HK ERfE rRAssFogTkTfoS eoNPANl
hAa recsiva4 seme expsueut Fiour We has'
sried u, Asa fonnd II gosd Ase1A-ftdkw
Times eoPy Il sRa charge JeuruAI5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
FrashReef

iNecks, ShAnks, An8 Eiansy Tzliow sxcluassl4 "a
the United Stztss Genrr2i Hosnitai sd the troops
rscstEiag supplies fram this Pest euu a1ene5nE on
tbs "a sf JAnaary, isss sd egafux IN the La q
April Tss3 also p 8 = - =
1000 Barrels EIemE--ehaias Extra, IA
barrels, fzff fAsG fFne@ ssatisg hrAa4, and fur
nishine samples ~ - last Two pgznds-
$4,000 lbs Potatoes in barrels, fail head
llosd, Of re-sewad gu1ny ssck@.
$4,000 abs HAeen shoulders - Esu
smaksd. in ssrpng strapEed bexss csntafzinE DO
-. CO IN casks
$4,000 lbs Clear Baeon sides - Nsu
Sacked. IN strung strapre3 boxes % casks. Par
ties wiIl state SIC ka1d e rae kAges they proDose
te furnish In the AhsSe-
$4,000 lasz HoHniny, kiin aFlaa, il hMFsels
lined IN secoriAEes wtsh specifeAtious beTrto-
fsrs pzhliEhs1. En1 fsEnished EPon aPPliczxioa in
person or by istters a. thaa cfiss.s,rs
III EEEalAx.
asels-sd CenaiaaaEg e Snhslstsaee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

sar a splendid 10: Of books have just
been received fer the holidays at the
Metropolitan. No store is better sup
piled with more beautifully bound books.
They have jass opened magnificent
assortment OF Bibles, Albums, and Port.
folios. 80 e4
4 good 6fty-pietare AibGu can be
had there for IS so, other numbers in
proportion. Aas
Nice copies of Byron, Pope, cowper,
Moore, and Scout, from 81 50 20 s. 50.
All The other standard poets At ike
prices.
4 gift besides accompanies each book,
varying in value from Sc ceats 70 800.
The best assortmsnt, the lowest prices,
and gin vTth each Porchase some
thing unpreeedented in our city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

Ba- Mr. J. b, Maynard was s passsn-
ger by the Morning Star las. evening
We we're pleased to hne him in im-
proved health and eonvalssesnt spirits,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
MEDI a..
s. w. Bovnton, M. D.,

I ATE or CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
Ia permanent resident Of Evansville ofiers
his pro assienAi services % the citiAena 81 this
eits and vicinity. From his extensive sxpsrisnes
Ia he uea ttai and general practice Of Medieiae
ard Sareery 10 the former city, he feals eonn1eu1
of his ability 30 cure many cases which have re-
sisted the usual modes Of treatment.
es- Particular attuution given % the trsaiuenfi
Of Chronic Dsseases, aud those peculiar 20 the
climate. such asFeyur and Agus, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

BLAcEwooD for November, and the
Edinburgh Reris1 for October, have
been received from the American pub.
fishers, Leonard seoa& Co Blackwood
contains lengthy article on Mcclellan,
and the Edinburgh splendid review Of
Robert Browning's poems. Nobetter Of
more Instructive reading can be found
than that contained in Messrsl Scott i
Co.'s republication Of the STANDARD
English Reviews e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

IS nT-The. highest current rates paid
for Gold, Silver, and Coupons, st the
Continental Bank-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
EVANSVILLE THEATRE.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Corner Of Main and First Streets,

NEWLY RGFIrTED. DECORATED AND Al
~ aptsd In every particular for the prodaotioa
q shs classic and moral drama, will open en-
Monday evening". Dsc.'Isth, Ise4.
with a arst class Company of Dramatic Artists.
GOLDEN a PIERCE, MsnAgers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
v make application % she Ci1y Cauncil for pr
mfssion 20 build q Stable asd " esd House, nitsen
b thirty act. % the reAr part q - Ne - II
, hIoek Ne a. Eastern KRlarEssasntf 81 tha ely q
Evnnsvfiis, within the IRE husisS. IN rs-
hd~Is2w HENRY c. 6wATHMEr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

19 The Erie Transportation Com
pany have received some excellent HOur
We have tried it, and iound 1t good
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
FORGOTTEN.

FTsHE PERSON WHO LETT A LADIES.
i Velvet Puzse aud TIVE snail raek2<es en- the
e5nnter Of achiAspisr's urus stoFe, szn haFe ne
s.m~ bx ealIInw Ia pavfax fsr shis ADVERTISE
neat dscfa--s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

Ffsr FURxlTuRE-someo Of the finest
furniture in the city may be seen Mt
Seeing 4 Lowenstein's establishment
on Main Street opposite the Court
Rouse The most beautiful specimens
Of parlot ornaments knd Of the latest
styles aud patterns, consisting Of soeia-
bles, whas-noss. rosewood bookcases aud
secretaries, and fnaEble-top bureaus dsz-
zie the eyes Of those who pass :trough
their extensive sales rooms. Their
prices sill be Eonnd to be IS reasonable
as the expeusivel condition of the times
viii allow. We advise cur readers TO
call on this 6rm before purchasing fur
nitnre elsewhere. They will And it to
their INTEREST N do an s-,s.. v ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
TRANSPORTATION.

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIyERFoOL, toteIiiTsg
= At QUEENsT0WH, leoRK HARB0a.l Tbs
Wsil known steamers 81 the Liverpool asw York
and Phila4slphlA Steamship Company uamsH
l4ins), Carrying the y. 5. Mails, are Intended 70
sail follows: EGL
EBrHBgNaH ..................... Saturday, Dee. 10
GLASGOW ....................... Saturday, It3 ~
Orr o. MAAcnKsTEH .s...s.ss Batnrdays sufe-ft4
And every succeeding Saturday, At Noon, nom
Pier ~, North River. 80 ---21@
RATS or PASSAGE; -
Payable IN Gold or its equivalent In Currency
Fiasr CAsfs...s so % srEERAaE.., q. go -
do 70 London. IS "a DO 10 London. - o.
do to Paris. 90 o. dc 10 Paris 49,. 40. 10
do TO Hamburg % 20 do 10 Hamburg. 81 70
Passengers are also forwarded 70 Bavrs Bremen,
Rotterdam. Antwerp, &C., ~ equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool Of Queenstown ist Cabln
$50, $40, 800. ateerage $50. Thos4 Who Nish
90 send for their friends buy tickets hers %
these TAtss. tklaf4
FOR further information apply at the couipany'
Offices JOHN @. DAs.E, Agest, y
10 broadway, Now York.
BENIN Antilles, Agsots, a
daeg-gm Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
SURVEYORS NoTToEe.

4 Ii PRISONS OwETSG LANDS ADJoIN-
n lag the fellswing dsecribed tract, wiz saks
rs9sise shat the 0cunty Surveyor e FAnd-rbargh
eeauty will, on The I'd dAg Of JaneNry, lssa pro-
tn north part q fractional section IS, in town
ahiP T. range IL veal, In the distract Of lands sold
y tAs United Sfsfss = ytnennes, Ind
VI kE8XANDER AAnDUA.
Dssc I5th 1854 ascIG-5ww
sCAMEs KING AND THR HEIRs or WILL
II jam Smith, and sl other persons interested N
lands adjoining the following described tracs- vii
tss aStles shst TIA Eunntx SaFveyor will % ths
2{fh Day Of JansAry, 1sso pr0ces4 20 rrn ths lnei
ara establish the corners II the middle part 81 ths
orth hAif af fFzriionAl seetioa IS, tcwa !. ranss
T II wtst, in Vie efstrixt % isnss sold y Fh'
Z United STATES a. Vinesnnss. Indiana
" SAMUEL RAKEER.
/ Dee- I5th, 1854 dsels-S~w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
los betaIeef Company Il.

-
REA4KF ron SoLnIEas' FAxIILss.---Ths
County Commissioners, At their last
meeting, ordered an 'appf6priiation asfon
the County Treasury Of 5000 FOR the
relief Of he wives, Widows aad orphans
of soldiers serving in the U. S Army,
or rho have died in such service The
wife Of each soldier Is To receive IS per
menth, aud each child under tep years
of age is corrective s. per mdath, and
each orphan under ten years of age is TO
receive 81 per month-the conditions Of
the appropriation being that such fami-
lies shall be bosa .fids residents of the
county, and be in absolute need; tAe
facts IN the case TO be certified to on
oath BY thfse freehOldets in the ward or
township in which the applicant resides,
before the eUuueY AudirUr m Pigeon
Township, aud bssDTs Some Justice Of
the Peace IL other townships the whole
matter 70 be finally approved By fthe
County CommissiOners-lo wit, By s.
Nurre in Pigeon and Knight townships,
! BY 81 Knowles in Scest, Armstrong,
aud .6erman, ttoxnships, and by John
Hogue for Perry, Center, and Union
| townships victor Blsch vas appointed
70 pAslthsAh prkp 6f6uk. ontkess Esfns
in county ORDERS to commence from
December 1st ase2 Il
We pRbhsh the. simple fact just now
without comment 80 Ell
/ aCHRtsEMAs GIFTS-If yo1 desire hand
some Christmas gitttss cal and sxarhn
| tSs .-ss,.l. ~. u,s,sT n 60. NJ . =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
COMMIssIoNER,s SALE

DT oRDRR or TEE eoURT OF C0rN0g
ID Pls@s e The county ~ yaaasrhgrxh and
STATE q Fnf1ara, wiEI & ths sssr u IL cszrt
House in fhs city Of EyzssyiBs.6n Saturday, the
ia dag Of January ISIS, a. s'esock P r. sail AZ
Puosie 21rtio1 20 the Highest bfA1sr. the uussyi-
oed tvo thirds Of lot Ne. ]. IA Wu- Bates -sub-
dfTiEi0z Of lots Nos Is And 1z. in the Original
Plan q the city Of Ex4BsviIs being IS fest fr0Ht
b % tset dep and situated s1 Efnes betSssu
Second and Third srrssGzs TIE property ~ he heirs
cash, and one half In twelve Ez1nfsz. vita inter-
ssE. etc. s4s1 WH- sEGrl
The rsnnAiafnx szs-shir wIik De sold At the sau1a
80 EI3t1E John ,. CHAH3LERS
ssefs-swdn ConmisziaEsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
LIGHT BREAD.

sweet Light Bread.
STATIONS CKLKBRATKp YEAST. caM-
~ peasas tbs TsTy isssg Axtiels fer EAmiiy Alag
ever invented. Thssa eskes. Nhsuarsr they have
come In eampsffea WITH atlfes yfaes eakes. have
iaYarlAblY carried 81 the prsmtam.
The trade csa b supplied AZ A. g. Hsilocki =
Drag stnre, No. 10 south Eisss Attest, nnAr the
Posiefsios, Esansviits. las dzefs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16

TIE ISDIASA ScEooL JOURNAL is con-
Quoted By our newly elected SuperiDf md
of Public Instruction, Prof G. W.
Hoss- 1t seems to be sprightly, well
conducted periodical, devoted 10 the in
terest of public schools 1t has good
corps of contributors, has been in exist
ence for several years, and promises to
increase IN usefulness and influence. Il
has been decided By supetihtendent
Rugg thai School Trustees may subscribe
for the School Journal for Office use and
pay for it out Of the special school reve.
nue. It would be wen for all Trustees
to avail themselves Of this decision, a
| they woald End many items in the Jour
nal Of material advantage to them ii
the management Of schools under thei
care. Terms: sI25 per apnum in I'D
vance Single copies Is ets All com
munications should be addressed 70 III
editor, Prof. G. W. Hoss, Ipdianapoiii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
REsTAURANT.
I4ndie. Restaurant.

E-1EANAAkt~ EAG~L2h Al N-EhNEN.
I HAVE FITTED uP ROOMS II Tua SIC.
Il o1d story II tbs Moarua HgEse. IN alngnni
style. Ladies Restaurant. sna an new pre-.
pared 20 furnish 60 ladies snd Eehtleasen meals Al
All seasonal la soufs. % arrisfnx spsry 6aIlsars
that The market s6sr8s. Tee tccssiss7fs fsaf1e4
q4ssE, and eauvsnient. and iiharal share Of pab.
NC patronage IL solieitaa.
dsri6.fm t#a SIMON OHM g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEKrEY GIVEN THAT THE
~ psrtssrshiR hsrasofors sxiatfnz bstxasn G.
J. Mlfifr Is thiz day dissolved II nniusf coz.
as=ft- ATh@ bussusss uiii - carried on - Mr. q
Miier, ~bq wfn eoiisct ali esbts daa and pay ell
O. MILLER,
a1 - ffl :. MILLER.
u~escu h~r q 1874.