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have been raised through the efforts of

have been raised through the efforts of
10 SS7s s7ssa &c pieces d men.
whdenrist. md FheFg notA msEh ~
triafisn an1eag OF girls, sthosa of aH
oaBsrtown? few daYs ago W publis
edths psOceediasS of | largely attended
meeting of young ladies at Burlington,
and nov we find in the Register the fol-
lawing account of a similar movement by
the ladies of Des Moines. We hope soon
to be able to chronicle Ike movement by
the girls of Council Blufs$ i :
Des MONIES. May L. 1861
p. We, The undersigned young ladies' oFbes Moincs'
hereby agree and bind ourselves scVsrally 10 rem
der our services in o5ediFnce 70 the request Of tRe
business men Of Des Moiaas, in order 70 fill SUCH
places al NAV be rendered temporarily vacant by
the absence Of patriotic yoauE clerks; who hate
enlisted. or Who may hereafter enlist IA Fesponse
70 The call Of eur ndbsH, generous Sad patriotic
Governor. 70 serss their country for hnadred
davs. We further agree TO render tha satdecsTiSe
- clerks, for the same vmpensatiea taat the hun
tred days men receive fr1m the Cnitet States
G overnment upon the condition thatshe merchants
or business NEE, will permit or induce thCiE clerks
to enlist in the Hundred Days service. and will
continue the pay or salaries Of the sereral stsEks
the same as if they remained dur.ns ther term Of
sprise less the amount received for their military
serv ce and also rrtan their plsccs or situations
for them untli the expiration Of no term or Tie
said One Hdndfed D ya term afpnlaary service
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k fssalls sNeVa : tEt J:-as.. .'.i
Na,r VT N,vI2-N s,a,;,I IN Tie
p5ast 'sst;.a$f = - :
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tbs nSvt corH;tr,
Tlrb. xo,+L So, e ,,o1 f,r military, o,or
st+6,,g :
1Thn +4,ho1 ,,-.;so,,ors n,,,.,,r.a II, Gran.
/ sqt, r.. ynl, .ar+b -
.Wash;ngloa. Nav ls,-It isconGIentl,
asserted Ly IcaI,,ey conversational friends
Of the administration. thai il HAS bean de.
tcrm,nc1 TO call out JJU.UJl more tronps,
NcW 1oFk II = tN.-''y Ro'dlnS New
bttnc, tie place just capt"~cl Ivy General
Crook the communication b2lwceu Rich
mound and the r.ch western counties OF
"3t' nc '1"'! y. V'ss; Hy"@'S' Monroe
'"' y NJ - , = ~ Z S'21'
G4ulcv Bridge, Yves. Va. MAY IL
a courier arrived this mhrn1ng from ten
r'n&' ~ lie ms fought three battles near
Newborn, with the forces. under Jones
ana Jenkins &asn,nE complete "let"ry
over lie enemy. HE rebel loss is over
CTS,
Gen. Jenkins fell into our h7nls NOR
n
'-' ~ ""} Y'pas H., ,..,
Ao % ,"'$sS ! 1''' 2au O''''2e "NeL Ne"
I've 80 -'p">t''' WIN NC eraI !" lies Oh TRACK
W., - ,''' j 5'e,E'l "ySsI"Ze' 500,
''" 0'0'N was 1T ->e"0orn the l"'a
New York, May ls.-rassoncers by
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THE IMPENDING 30 CRISIS !!

I 4 IL
H i :; ~ %sasi / ..S IT, IL
CT, A. ~ IL snS, ,sn ~ 49,
= T'l.i.qto 49, ~ a. t.is
u" T p",' os, W. = NY sa ~ v 8
=! W ''tli''"''"S 'i'' 1ete'lfes Y z z
\ correspondent near { hester Va l4th,
says: ,,.... 80, :, ar, s: :, ,,,.
pnr T1fAn'ry Is Er@dafily Forcing ahe
thrt line Or ,,.- ..,-.-t ~, Ks of Darling,
the first AMI scoyul lines of defeuses hsvss
IN" already been c'ffied'by assault,
s.. Louis, My 17.-Adyices from
\ rrkshere lJtH, eIN:T Trr rTtr-$ = ges*T5
The expedition "aaSr Cen. MtAfthur
captured fazoo City with but little =
ststlnce. .... s.
Rlds b! rebels, On Elsltations, eoniiIk
t.nuei.~ The mast hsssass bratalltica
eOYuE4c4; even, lnfapfss are 1890 pA
. ana k.II2 to tc.r,ty the Wotnen.
Late adytces 1ra lexandrla indicate.
that Gen. -, j. Sni@ Will be coInpeileaI
to 'hTrth SSdTand td.fhc Al isSEsi sisE
Ii lht NJ his Tay. -+,.
II IS rcGorie | that Forrest and &c.,
tah I&stlT rHiekE. were .4kFsas
Han syjl2c and Nocatur. Ala. Ian
day. TN. smith N command
EGmcr place. htd ordered all citixes
|, work On fussifiasons- ) a5s
-. At HFesatf0ssis
Nv Ior%. May 1.-The Falsoa ,.frou
Pig; Roy,l 1871, il Is ;ufivsd. ~ u IS.
Gcp. q ri N IL, I"iu ordered to Flor.
i311" r2l;cv' ten. Bjra1. .'n IS
i \ Mus STATE t"ar"nmn was eaIlcd It
iso,,rr.rt { e fo~ =, 1-r, - MID.
r@cce deha to The rgIS5n. - 60 =
ton. ~ >'''' ." !
foot in FIJI a. ''f''' -" O'
h'arn TN IN s, ~ ~, ,''| rt " ' oy1 s G.:s
s,, If rro 10. th..l t;,I,I,n i, W ~, Inv,
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hellion l. oyerthrQNn, and in ogdsS y pgos
sIsIs Is mt any reduction when The time
affhs re EndS day q esfFFes I
zsaEf iiIl their a. Wills vide i
q olasd Jul IsA By VI ch alfhe 70
nsA pIImtnts III AcOnl esea
I'D ~ STANTGN.

View FORK, May 1s.-speeiais say
Grant slFpidforsaents number 20,000.--
assaoss ss isa ns by S 'fs snl 'noHE
.nr,,t and move towards. Riehmond..
FT' III IS rnasssS4 his rssetA ayidsdth an.
tieaspating such a design.
Ia. i declared ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
points OF rebellion Of troops to check
Grant, and win conteytevtry inch. -.
q special 70 The Post, from Belle Plain,
3Rsfaforcccnenta for Grant 90 steadily
forward. During the past week Is bat
Isesies LEFT ygasHiRgtos, 'Fot the front. l.
il Steamers Ioaied with wounded arc CON
tinually Ieaeins foss aalaslingtoa3
n o.. Z 8. ri Isl"
New Orleans b. Herroa
Ba,t0a md III BE naudber
Of cflicers, AugaFzoass zencan, have
arrived ,a3 81 fs- y. 47,..a go.
II The Mexican Minister Of Finanes ut
Matalnorss. is making, Asraagamenasslo
supss0R the Jaarez Governments.
The French are rasa,rtes3 III
expssI l - n San I.s,s II % ' y,
81 ths 7Ssstser. ., IN
+ Is 3 )sss i. h s B l;
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THE RATTLE CnAalENCEn4

WnIick, severely Woulieu'
s.sssssz.zass=zzs
! YeNsYsrk, aaay 10 II IsishmsSs IL D.
per af The 1dth, al boWlslas tAsf lice
met, a defeat Thursday, add states that the
slaughter was nterri6c, sIgexl1a
known % Che psper asasis 9lass MI
has received iispateh ekaa
has tssea kss& secret, = 1
Gen kautz cAgalry - 3 III
on Roanoke Station with
destroying The gfeat ifsH II
StauntoH river. If saeeeasfua b D fsI
turn BY way Of the city end ppta ED
Nny.e6orte 0n The part IL the rebels E0l
repair any aassroyea brdgcson the Peters
burg 4 slaaa ilsaad ri lE}fFal
Nv York - Special to the
Times. Dated ffksdT paffers army Of the
Potomac, W sinsadsy rhtifhtas sat's;s 81
The struggle has tlsis~ 4aaesaeRt begun,
with skirmishipg an the right, We fully
expect great, bloody and we trust, de-
cisiye battle to-day. ~s~ Il
Resaca, ga. May l7:--On the 18th
nearly the Whole army was in motion, to,
wards Snake Creek Cap Ia miles south
Of BuzzArd Koost. Howard, Wood sand
SANKEY'S divisions being lett ID threaten
the enemy in frontof Dalton. (lt should
be mentioned aaHergr chat MePhers
crossing -. In ,sss 8
=. Ous assIazs q - e "a. f,sIz
forces g isl ID II
the castor ussass II slsii
covering tIbe operations d
During the day The army L.
deploying from the Gap aiz Il
position. Heavy skirfniiag " y
Harroas DIVISION 81 .E.Jaaiz 4
Ing considerable loss Isy
efayy's position was fall %
Resaca ii situated In I w }issI sEI
CottOaada river, the convex lssing toskassis5
the elst. Acrosst the neck M the PENN.
sua is a continapas line sof defenses with
strong field fortsidatiaps Both the rebel
tanks rested on tie ever, thus their hbe
IF retreat was esslsIps protected, Fri.
day enr men Wsre HI position around the
rebel works, except fs aiFuAiions Of How
ard, Wood aud stssal which occupied
I I "'' .Ao - 80 sseels,'2
~ ','o ',tlo - ~ - - "essefn
fal'"'" ~ Hut Jaiassi"H Wisf' 'iie fess oi Of
TIC army = .s..s......... =. ). .aa
Saturday skirtnishinge began early In
the morning and continued necessarily
throughout Che day all along the line
About O'Clock it WE especially severe
upon the lctt Of the 9TH cenpa 'rftany Of
our men being PirEcdDf by shArpshoot
crs About mon however they cfFecte1
Junction with rho rcSt dfthe army and the
whole tor"p then in ljnc Hnwatd hating
the extreme left Schnfcld mkt. then
iI""k"r-laIncr, Logan and Wood With
; divisions Of tilr l6,h curps hciuk On thu
cNIrrmr right Such changes were sub
s.qurntjy made as the mor emcuts OF the
eucmy or the cNe"al."u or our own rcquIr-
ct, bat generally the line remained as
stated.
Atm ~ an o+,,,n,,4 r--, ..,,..,.
break tho ccntr. " m, ,,,,r,n,.. IT, w.
It }ra.. cantur, his nn,.r w,r} Tn,i.L
d,v.e.on ri ScbnG.L1. c,r,.,nJ E..n,','.o
,.;v,s;.n,fn,w.,l,,n nj ,n n"',,.,
49, ~ "a '''t - t+IAt ElLtNJFH-
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Ok +: ;sF G:4Ed fefSs
800 900 more naenatoasbe called
II, ..t,,r-rf> gtssis- r I'D hs4pal,6GtH p-lt%
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Hsstilities soon TO be resumed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

EEw Rk. Dee. %. The Times hss
q specias from Franklia. Tenn under
date Of the I'D, which says.
The rebel retreat from Franklin q
Duck River beggars all description
Hood told his eorps commanders 10 get
Of the best wav they could with thsir
commands. The rebel army is now be
you'd Columbia The railroad Is bal
little impaired, and trains run 70 Spring
Hill Telegraphie communication Is al
right in all directions Johnsonville was
not destroyed
The rebel loss during the campaign
is II 900 men, 81 cannon and IS gen
eral officers The number lost a. Frank
lin vas | 400 killed. 8, 500 wounded, and
900 prisoners Before Nashville aud
in the retrsat TO Colambis, 1900 killed
and wounded and 5000 prisoners Tbe
Union loss At Franklin was 2,O00, and
before Nashville less than 1000 Tota
Union loss will not exeede 1000 with
tao Generals slightly wounded.
Hood has position above the shoall
on the Tennessee River, where opr gun
boats cannot reach them.
Hood marched on Franklin with fort,
thousand men and sixty FIVE pieces o
artillery. He will have lost nearly bal
bis men.
Forrest effected junction with Hoo,
at Columbia on Tuesday evening.
The river Is at stand; 6fteen feet on
the shoals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
fhe Iffark on NIImIngfnn.


For g long time Wilmington has been
. standing reproaeh to our Navy De
partment Ia spite of its exertions, the
blockade there was never efeetaAl
Vessels have gone in and ont pretty
mach as they pleased The peculiar for,
n,ation Of that part of the Atlantic coast
rendered an effective blockade almost
impossible. With all Of its resources
the navy could no, stop all the cracks
The blockade runners would find some
res outlet and get to sea even when il
was thought that the port was thoroughly
closed Finding it impractieAble 70
blockade Wilmington effectively, the
navy next set its heart On capturing 1t.
Secretary Welles asked for the eo-epera.
ton Of land force, bat for some time
none could be or were placed ~ bis
service. His disappointment, by reason
Of the failure on the part Of the War
Department TO assist him in bis pet
project, was expressed 10 bis annual re-
ports. But be has bees gratihed at
last Some days sgo large force under
General Warren passed down the Rich.
mond and Weldon Railroad for dis
lance Of thirty miles. destroying ii so as
to efiectually prevent General Lee from
throwing forces into Wilmington with
any degree Of Promptness. The expedition
bad hardly returned, before an immsnsa
armament, which had been preparing for
moeths, sailed from Fortress Monnoe,
composed Of land and naval forces un-
der Gen. Butler aud Admiral Porter
The aeeL in particular, is the largest
and best appointed known in modern
history. Every preeaatiOn has been
taken 10 insure success, with the exceP
ton that some New York newspapers
prematurely Published the strength and
destination Of the feet, which inforsna.
ton may have put the rebels on their
guard
Our dispatches this morning announce
the arrival Of the feet of Wilmington
The next news will be Of an attack upou
that place. Admiral Porter has been
regarded as very superior naval off.
Ger, though hitherto be has done nothing
worthy TO be compared with the exploits
Of old salamander Farrsgst. The
attack on Wilmington, however, afford,
him an opportunity to rival the doing,
Of our great Vice Admiral His aee'
is larger and better equipped than any
With which Farragui has operated, while
the obstacles 10 be overcome are not
| greater than those iriumphed over b.
| that salt water veteran. We shall avail
| further news with great interest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24


NEw YoRK, Dec %. The Herald
has additional details Of Sherman
sgrand march through Georgia, and
some important particulars regarding
his present position before Savannah,
and the prospect Of its early surrender.
The city is poorly supplied with pro-
visions, and is burdened with the feed
ing Of considerable number Of surplus
population Of civilians, besides its gar
rison of 10000 or thereabouts, as ail
sources Of supplies are cut of By the
Union forces. Il viii, therefore, be al
timateIy starved into submission, even
if Hardee does not choose TO give it up
sooner.
There was report recently in Sher-
mans army that Bragg was moving
down from Augusta with 10000 men t0
attack the besiegers in the rear. Should
be be foolhsrdy enough to do 50, be viii
be very summarily disposed Of
Late rebel papers have further refer
ence to the Union raid from Tennessee
into Southern Virginia The Richmond
Examiner says il turns out TO be an ez-
tensive and damaging one. The raiders
are reported within eight miles of Sall-
vile, bat no account is Jet furnished Of
their having captured the important salt
works there.
Peace resolutions we're recently de-
feated in the North Carolina Senate by
IA 70 20 votes
The exchanging, with the rebels, Of
10000 prisoners, which vas commenced
10 the Savannah river and subsequently
transferred to Charleston, was completed
at the latter point on last Saturday, and
as this work is now concluded, the hrin ?
Of our own and the rebel batteries "a
Charleston harbor and vicinity, which
was suspended during is continuance,
viii probably soon be resumed, if il has
not already.
The Richmond Examiner notices the
Invention, aud its successful operation
in the rebel labratory in that city, Of a
machine capable Of farming out $40 600
percussion caps IN eight hours, com
plete
Hog Winder, as our men call the man
the rebels have placed 10 charge Of their
prisons, has been eomplimersd sith
the title Of Commissary General Of pris-
ons, aud will establish his beadquaf-
| tsrs ct Augusta, Ga.
The Richmond FramiHer Of the 10th
says. The Government received an Off
cial dispatch from Savannah yesterday,
where affairs looked melancholy iadeed
Il vas a black day for the Array Il
the Tennessee when JohnstoH Lost bis
/ command
Hood vas soon faEked. beaten asd
compelled TO abandon Atlanta lie
then stepped out Of the way, bet in
hand. aud asked Sherman 20 walA
through Georgia lie himself moved
up into Tennessee where be has nos
again go, himself beaten, and this time
we fear badly esoagh.
The ExasaiHer also says that the cam
paign in northern Tennessee has con
eladed disastrous for Us, we have ~
doubt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
The Lass., from rhoma.,. Army.

NAsHvILLE, Dec. 25.--Latest accounts
from the front located Gen Thomas
headquarters at Rutherford's Hill, yes
terday morning, eight miles this side Of
Columbia. Siace That time our forces
have crossed Duck river, and have
moved to a point south Of Columbia.
Our cavalry crossed at Hunters Ford,
below Columbia, and dashed into the
town, the rebels meanwhile retrea,ing
without String shot We captured
about so s,ragglsrs. The rebel force was
al last accounts at Pulaski yesterday
morning
They are probably some distance
south Of that place today These are
closely followed By our cavalry. No
particular damage has been done the
l town Of Columbia By the passage
through Of the two armies
/ At least one third Of Hoods aruJ
are without arms or equipments, every
thing which impeded their fight having
been thrown away.
Rebel desertsrs aud prisoners repor
the only effective corps OF Hoods army
to be S, D. Lees.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
Additional River Items.
ERIDAT NOON.

The river is stiII aF4WinE gP 70 the eutxr sdsss
o. Water street, and q stlil swelling, wiah vss
qEaHtities Of drifl rHanIHg-
There have been NJ arrivals since the MorniDg
star On last night, except tie ChArBsr, Which
clme IN ron cairo With q fair trip, about 3
O'clock She viii return 70 Cairo thls afternoon,
aud Is sIrgs a. ia her appointmsnt .. and Capt Gus
Dusoachst and Duke EiehoIsoa stand high among
river men, aad wili 40 to tie to-
The Robert Bzrua Is ssin due hers from Msn-
phhs, ard the Clifton from Cincinnzti
Tha Morning Star, IN conss4gsnee Of the fog,
fid not get o. uutI aftsr o'clock this morning.
The siyer Mooa VIII be here for Msmphis early
t0-morro= morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
Porter .r,sr w,lmInK,en

wAsHsNGrox, Dec. 23--Tha Repubti-
can says The Government received a
dispatch from Grant Announcing that
Richmond papers OF yesterday, 22ud,
contain an official dispatch from Gen.
Bragg to JeH Davis, dated near Fort
Fisher, New Inlet, n. C., December
2lst, as follows
The entire feet Of the enemy is in
sight, but cannot operate. Weather
continues bad. We. are able to hold
I Wilmington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

PITTssURa, Dec. % - River falling
slowly. Weather clear snd pleasant
CINCINNATI, Dec. 23.--River risen 6
inches, and nov stationary, Weather
clear. Thermometer l0' above zero at
lam, uow iS'.
BUEFALo, \. Y, Dec GA driving
snow storm here to-day. Thermometer
liz above zero. IL Is much colder in
the Eastern cities-as Portland l07 be
low; at Montreal l2s below The East.
srn trains are behind time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

Er- Year. Dec. 3.

HEw YeaK, Dee. g
C0TTQS-Firm at .
TLOUR-Dna AEd ar9opiaE, 10 0oaIo as fgr
Extra state. II os8ii g fer extra rosua be
uhio.
WHEATON,; 12c- Iowsr.
C0RN-Dali; l sal 81 fer hia4ling
0ATS-SfsaaisF at ~.
PORK-Lcwar; p 50 for one year % Mssa
Al o0s4fl 60 for nsw > % ST o. for Prise
LAkp-DuN and hckvy At s5f4s5.
wAISKY-nGu and hsaTy a. 2s.
PETROLEU H--Dui aad noufnAi-
STOCkS-L1wsr, put siaos The board hishsr.
NOSEY-Nery Activ. and tight ~ Tc-
sTgLING ExGHASGE-DGif. I 0yaS asked.
GoLD-opeaed al -. rese 20 22Ts aud clesed
At 2lJk
GoTkRSMENT STOCK-U.S. g. ISL C5u-
po1s, 1 Is; 80 cpupons. O 81 eouPoEss u
lo-to CoHPoas. oo34 T-sls, zD5s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

WAsHINGTox, Dec 23.-Gea. Grant
telegrsphs that Richmond papers, jast
received, say an adicial dispatch from
Wilmington, dated 2Ist, 10 o'clock, 8.
m, says the advance Of the ensuy's
feet arrived OF that port during the pre-
vious night Over 80 steamers are now
assembling, and more are following.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
Toe Exchange eF Prisoners Con-
eIuded.

The Exchange ef Prisoners Con-
eIuded.
FORTRESS MoxRoE, Dec 23-The
Charleston Courier Of the 18th contains
the following:
The flag Of truce boat brought mp, on
Thursday, l0t paroled Confederate OFF,
GERS from Fort Pulaski The Yankee
officers IN the aees report thai Sherman
and bis staff had arrived at Hilton
Head Il was alzo ramored that Savsn-
nab was to capitulate on Thursday, the
18th, at noon.
The Yankees had learned Of the fan
Of Fort McAllister, but gave no parhcu-
lars
Another lot Of one thousand Yankee
J prisoners viii be taken down this morn.
ing. This completes the exchange, and
makes the number turned over By Col
j Hatch eleven thousand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. J. s. LOWER,
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE, :
On Third bet. Main and Locust 1ss

THIS LIvKEY EsTABLTsHMKsT,. - = h.en .,,sa
il Il veil kEswE throuzhout the cc1 sys..kfSs, ~
sszssa sEabie sdFsztAgss s1psrioT y - -.
asssbiishusnt II the City. having 80 - - :.
- sI@..st - ssssrIstS S@---Ts50n, and . ths
tcwsst rates -. ss-h,
Carriages fer visiting 70 Ist CoSs' =. =.
w&zo1A, &nd sysry kfR1 q 80 49, -. :
- -, ~ - ~ Io-sss prssas. Psssssgs[s for-
w.rSsd % al pzr1s Of tns ccH1try = = ~
~~Tznea HCEAEDsoNs BBlIIoA . w.
apl4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

CLEvELAxp. o., Dec. 23-The mail
train East on the c. and ?. Railroad
broke thr4aeh bridge at Hudson this
morning. Six men killed. No particu-
lars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
CiacinHati Neon Markets.

erSclsSATT. De-. 3.
FLOUR -UachAngsd-
WHEAT-Fzir demand 900a72 o5 fer Red, and
SO37 IS for White.
C0RN-steRdy.
0ATS-Ste&9y
RYEnali.
BARLET-Dull.
wHIsKY-s Is; mostly held as -
PROvISIoNs-SisAdy. Asss Pork sold, % ;hs
sxtsat Of soas coo bbis ct - oo7ta - anz Al %
the latter an extrsn1r-
hogs Declined SC yesterday afssrno0u; 30 y
avarazas said al If eo7t4 L, sn6 heavy AZ a 25s
"a So small lot, averaging 27s Is. sold =: lsa-
Eecsipts 10.oos- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. l WILL
~ make application 10 the City Council for pef-
mission to build Stable azd Wood House, teen
by thirty ket, on the rear part OF lot SO. ~, 10
block Ne. l. Eastsrn Enlargement OF the city OF
Evsnsviilo, within the lre limits-
deel5.2w HENRY Q. GwATHAET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

~ Gruearies and provisions can be founa Al
ELLI0TI's FAMILY GR0CERT-
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L 10 66ls ehoiss Picks or sale by The barrel
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3 dez q % a. CAuiirower for sale Al
ILLI0TT's FAMILY GROCERY.
MIST PUwDERs
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Fsr sails a. KLLinFrs FAMILY GRocEHY.
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TOHNs0N's UNI0s WASHING MACHINE
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EkLiUFF's FAMILY GEuCERY.
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4ETo0DEA B1wL~ AND TRAYS.
w 10 d. nesis q Weesipn Bowie,
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ELLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
WILL BUCKETS
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ELLi0Trs FAMILY GROCERY
AFEAL ASD FLquH
VI 81 hush Corn Maal,
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ELLf0FTss FAMILY GROCERY.
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ELIroTTs FAMILY GROCERY
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ELGfurfsk KAMfLY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
GROCERIES.

LHREsu ARRIVALS.
II cash Noda Ash.
q bbis Fresh Lima.
- baass uns LafsF Hsislns,
bhis Cscoa Suts.
10 buEes Pine Apple Chssss,
kt Pearl Barley.
- bids kau older,
2drHms hsw Cedash.
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h@osiFsd and for sale b. hEfb Tsf
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