davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18

TIE TkUE VERSION OF THK ARREST OF GEN. TOoMBs -
We have said nothing of thu General
court martial this city, for the We REGARDED
as simply of military discipline in which the pub.
lie would feel particular interest. But the
has got abroad the story, gathering most marvel
papers almost endless variety OF mnutia and spec
ustions, of which correct 1t is therefore,
to Gen. Toombs, and to truth, that the facts should be
STATED they are.
And in the outset, would assure our Richmond con-
temporaIies that the treason disoyalty," "pass
port and old woman parts of the story are all pure
abricatiOns The facts well known here as fol-
lows perhaps should the allegations, the trial
has not yet been concluded.
Nen Toombs was at Augusta, with regiment Of State
troops recently mustered INTO the service
limited term, and which he commanded His command
days of the late SPELL They to trava IN hox
and the soldiers after laying place hoor of
the with brick and sand built fires thereon for the
of keeping themselves warm the journey.
of the road Mr. Selkrk seeing this
with the told them 1t prohibited by the rules
the Company and that when the train got In motion the
fire would blow about and the train be destroyed He
hsrmore is said to have stated that the train should
leave the depot ua fires extiDguished General
Toombs coming in the midst of the alteration between
agent and his declared that the res should
extnguished, that the train should leave IN spite
bitter language towards the latter, had him
ed and kept u custody by guard He also threatened
have the agent cut pieces and thrown into the engine
for fuel together with other dretu calamties his
learn but the egent being outnumbe ed offered
further resistance aud The train with The troops
Company and their complaint to the military author
ties, 1n Toombs arrested and carried before Court
Martial.
Such are the facts as we have learned them from appar
entity reliable II any other circumstances entered
the of Ar Toombs arrest IL has
knowledge. hepubtlCdn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18

Some old aCquastances ard freI ds Of the Press
with whom used TO exchange be suspended this
the of entering the service neglect
ed to cir 81 OF exchanges. They will
favor by looking 10 this We would like TO meet old
;rieods 10 CfSCe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18

ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT To THE ARMY.
ADJ'T AEB INsP'R GEMS OFFIok,l
Richn md, Va, Feb. 10, 1864.
GEkKkAL ORDERS No. l9.
The following address the President is Published for
the information of the army.
By order:
(SigRed) 8. COOPER,
Adjt and Inspector General.
Soldiers Of the Armies Of the Confederate States!
In long and bloody war in which your country is
gagged, achieved many noble trumphs. You have
glorious victories over vastly numerous hoss
You have che ruy borne priVations toll which
wsre unused You have readily submitted to restraints
on your individual will that the citizen might better per-
form autg the State as soldier To all these
added another triumph, the nObles OF human
conquests-a victory over yourselves
AS the time drew when who first entered the
service mig well have to ella i'm relief
your srduous abors and to the OF
home have needed only thecsn OF your sneng eou9-
try. Again tender service for the public
free offering which only such as yours
coad make-a triumph worthy of you and the cause TO
which you are devoted.
would in vain attempt sdequatsy to express the emo
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

yNAITERs PROTECTIVE BENRyOLBNT AssOCIA-
w tion.-T The memb Of this association hereby
no.iaed 70 attend at their meeting room 2@ Bowery =
attending the ners of Timothy Lyons deceased brother
member. BJ order OF JANIS RODDY Prcsident.
PATRICK DAILY Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
DETRoLEyM.
wAGSTAFF a. uOETCHIUS,
OIL STOCKS AND LANDS,
No "a BROADWAY, ROOM 29

DETROLEUM STOCKS FOR SALE
j l.OO) shares Anderson Petroleum Company.
500 shares Buchanan Farm OH Company.
I75 shares Revenue OIL Company.
20J shares Ocean Petroleum Company, &C.. &c
Also desirable Lands aud Interests.
G. ". SIMMONS, 2y Broad street, room No.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
TyEspAy. Nov. &c Z. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. .o-6 L. M.
The gold market has been active and higher 10
day under speculation for rise, supported by
coniecures with regard 20 Che result OF SAerman's
movement and the condition Of the national
finances.
The report that Hood had attacked Columbia
and been reFulsed, exercised depressing in
fuence upon tie premium, from which II only
partially recovered Rumor asserted that SLer-
mans destination as al present intended is
Brunswick, near ST. simon's Island, on tie At
lantic coast. where there is deep bay capable OF
accommodating q large feet. and tLat Beau
regard was on his way to harass him.
The prophecy OF JeG. Davis with regard
10 the march across Georgia was quoted, and
the worst constructions were placed upon the
military situation in that State by the "bu,s, y
while the bears argued that force like Sher-
mans could disperse the militia under General
Howell Cobb with as much ease as the scanty
army of Beauregard. The mere fact that the most
idle rumors should influence the price Of gold ard
thereby the value Of everything else, they do,
is to be regretted; but so long gold remains de-
pendent upon the caprice OF speculation ts viii
be the case and TIE only true way TO remedy the
evil is by that legislation which we lave already
pointed out.
The quotations during the day were as follows,
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

CT 600 os $500 TO Loan OK ron!o .os At
xSHsasr wi0GT 4 SON, Aiornsys ic, 80 sroadwsS,
roA m n. r. T.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Amount allowed bv law 500 600 ,0C0
The whole number Of national banks now organ
lied is five hundred and eighty seven. The amount
Of currency issued during the week ending On the
26th instant was So 0S2 $50, which. added TO that
previously issued, makes on aggregate OF
sec ,5G2 800 OF tic new national currency now in
circulation. majority or the national banks now
being authorized are conversions from State nsti.
tutions, and, as the new currency in a great mea-
takes the place of the old issues, the addition
to the paper circulation is not great it would
appear without taking this fact into consideration;
and the same may be said in regard to the appar-
ent increase Of banking capital. The following
additional. banks have been designated by the
Secretary OF the Treasury as repositories of pub
lie moneys-rirst Bank Of Chillicothe, Ohio; First
Bank OF Paterson, N. j.; Harrisburg, Pa, Ma
tional Bank; Indianapolis, Ind, National Bank,
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

and tenth section. above referred to but
will not be argued ior moment, ilnaene, that VAS
alton Yet II IL difficult 20 sse how The samb nsunc.
ion ~hicu would exempt them from the oieruono O. The
hpdred aud g. eue,h sectioa. II they
sre not subcs license duty their dividends aud addi-
tioos surrivs free from taxation. iney are as
have stated shredded by name In tie Excise Law nom
hal otherwise tax upon their cart croclaii,n
coossised TO believe them subject 10 assessment tor
license.
TIE protesting parties complain that they are
subjected TO disadvantage under this view Of the
case, which is decidedly scool. considering that
State banks make monthly payments upon their
capital, circulation aud deposits, while 'the na-
tional banks make only semi annual returns, and
While State banks pay tax Of one-siSth OF one
! per cent upon the excess OF any OF their crcus-
| ton above their average for the six months
| preceding July !, 1854, from which the banks
| organized under the currency act are entirely
| exempted. "The more you give the more they
/ want" is homely proyerb not inapplcable
TO the national banks, but If Congress adopts tue
| proper measures for raising the income from in-
terna revenue the banks in question Will have to
pay more in the future than they have to do nj
present and there is no good reason why they
should be exempted from bearing their share of
the common burden, especially in view Of the
large dividends many Of them are paying and the
many privileges conferred upon them--that Of
their circulation being not the least important.
TIE aggregate Of tie notes issued TO them up to
tie date OF the last return was s66,562 800, and
this IS increasing al tie rate of about ten millions
per month.
I TIE business at the Assistant Trsasurer's oflico
In tbs city to-day was as fo!lows:--
Receipts .or Observation-Disclosures. fl42 900
losa rece pia.. et4 4eo
Payments bii 1885
Subscuptiors TO government !oan.......... Si7 coo
The aggregate amount OF exports (exc.usivc Of
spec:e) from New York to foreign ports for the
week ending November 2s, was 81 $50, s03.
We lcarn that the Circuit Court in Chicago in a
sait brought Ir the interest Of the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne ard Chicago Railroad Company, to test tie
charter Of tic Chicago and Great Eastern Rail
read has decided in favor of the latter company
npcn every point in tie case.
The value Of the exports from Boston for the
week ending November 25, were s4is,9oi, against
e345 GS5 Coz The corresponding week in 1868.
Il is proposed to form a moneyed institution
in England, TO be called TIE Bank of Leeds, with
a capital of FL 900 O00 in ten thousand shares of
fl0o each.
The Austrian government has introduced State
loan Ct Eve millions of pounds sterling at five per
cent.
The amount of gold shipped from Melbourne to
England from August "a to September "a was
sl43 600.
The railway traffic returns Of the United King
dom Of Great Britain for the week ending October
% show an increase OF f35, ,l96 over the cores
poLding week of last year.
The following national banks were authorized
by the Comptroller Of the Currency during the
week ending NnYenhc 2f.-
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
1,HE PRESIDENT
i PETROLEUM COMPANY
PRKSIDkkr
vENANGO COUNTY. PENN.
ORG ANIZRD Under Tux LA W OF PHNNSYLvANIl

ORG ANIZED UNDER Tiia LAws OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICERS.
President-AMORY EDwlR ESQ.,. New YORK.
Treasurer-L, u. SIMPSON. Esq, New York.
secretsry--J EDWIN CONANT. Esq, New York
JOHN "; CLArP ESQ General Residen, Snpsr'n.sndenl
York.
AMOky EDWARDS. ESQ.,, New York.
kBEN B. CROKER, Esq, o. Croker Warren New
FLETosiER WEsTRAY. Esq. Of wes.ray. Gibbs Hard
j. NJ CLAPP. Esq. President, venango county. PeBnsyl
vania
L. H. SIMPSON, Esq !, of 1. II. simpson Co., New YORK
ITs LANDS VoRN It's
IN SHARES OF SIS EACH. Pik' value s'o''''"'
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, IS PER SHARE
Being in full LAY ment FOR s2j share Ne further caIl
so.eol siiaRhs, OR $1,000, RESERVED FOR woRK
ING CAPITAL
Parties subscribing In this Go will receive equal
emount 81 stock 10 two other Companies doinng without
The sr Of these osasd the Aheehany
river ana Hcmock Porcupine and McOrea creeks.
max ng an oil boring territory Of over ten aud hah miles
In extent
iebsted iiedncsr wells snd "fnhoe Creek" weis are
famous Tor Their Immense supply Of oil
TIE wells on this property are being sunk with great
visor. and promise large supplies Of oil.
To the cap slsl and o. parties OF limited means uusu
passed Inducements offered Persons Investing IN ths
compauy t5 sior and the above bonus for each 81 IN
vested. withost further call or assessment
be obtained at the ohce OF the Subscripsou Agents
L. H. SIMPSON CO.
Ga cedar street, New York
No subscriptions taken for less than hundred dollars
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

ALBERT II. NicOLAY.
STOCK BRokER AND ACCTlONEER,
No. 81 VILLA street.
Regs leave inform his friends and the pubic
that be IS a member OF the
.PETRULEuM STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD
and gives special attention u the buying ana selling or
Oil stocks first class companies. on commission <~
ALL THE LEADING PETROLEUM OIL ST OCKS
nre for sale at ..
NICOLAYS
STOCK TABLESPOONS,
No 81 William street.
Firstsciass Oh Stocks only solciied.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

lhe wheat mafke; advanced lc. &C., with moderate
milling denah6 eaes 30 900 bushels al 81 &c \
81 % ior thcsgo Spring So IS So AZ for winter red
western, and ~ s5 a 50 4S Tor amber Milwaukee Rye
was quiet, but firm. at 81 so. Barley fairly &C.
tive ono nrm, With sales OF 90 00o bushels nj So So
tor canada West 81 61 for Canada Fst aad 81 90 Tor
STATE Barley malt quiet, bui urn. Tie corn market
quiet but Irm, w,th Of 13 500 bushels at 81 %
Tor Western mixed IL store 81 50 for New jersey
yellow. Oats advanced ic. PC with lair demand tue
sales reschg fully $50 600 bushels at 81 Tor Nova
81 for Canada, 81 o. Tor Western sieat, and 81 OAK
offered to err,se, ana eS Nc. 99c lor State
CAspLEs-lh there was but very little demand for ads
manne though The market was firm; small sales beipg G
mado al &c S6c; sperm and patent were quiet al As
Il $50 Ell @A
CofrEE.Tbere has been rather moro dong 10 day aid
tbe market was firm, sales were about LOO hags Mara
cbo, $50 do Rio, 10 bond, and 900 bags d. oil On
private terms We quote a basis Of $50 per cent for
Rod-kio, p ime, 44c., de-, good, 43c. 43hc do \,
fair, 42c aa2,sc do ordinary, 4ic do. fair 10 gooa
cafgoes, 4c 4ec Java, mats and bags, 60c Maracai
bo, Ale. i4c.. Laguayra, aic. Hc, iour months
ttocE 4 Rio nne santos the Goth November. 1854,
td,dt7, Java, 50,l06 Bahia. s2I6, MarscaibA 6907
laSoayrS, 46i; ST. Domingo, 1856; other desc, lions
1869 Casu.
CoAL.-lomestc continues about the same In price,
The demand being moderate. Fol eign in good sup
ply but the market continues very quiet.
ColEg.-1Le market during the latler part OF last
week very quiet, the tendency being downward bat
uoder The advance 10 gold on Monday tho demand be
came more active aud the market closes hrmer. Sales
$4,000 lbs. Baltimore al 47hc,, 80 900 lbs Engsh
best selected, AT 1870 and subseque 100 0U0 HIS
English, best selected, nj 47c. 471sc, ard 100 900
lbs Dclro AZ 49c. Portage Lake may be quoted at 4Sc
463sc.
CoIIos-The demand has been decidedly more active
to-day, but In prices there essential change.
Cer hall Wa
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IVksDAf, NOV. W. r. N.
AsHrs Receipts, 10 bes ihe narket was very quiet
and nominal Safes 50 bbs at Sll I'll 30 Cor pots and
Sia sl2 30 for pearls
BsnApsrur,s -Re,ep.s, s.est bbls -four. i25 bags
corn meal 2I o9s bushels wheat, $40 do corn 73 $50
do oats vac do. barley and 4s6 do. matt The -four
market under the advance In gold and light arrivals
advsnced Sc iOc., with increased demand chiefly
from It's trade, with some speculative inquiry, the
sales being 1000 bol extra state, deliverable last La
OF January al sic so $40 co. The sales The spot
were l6 600 bbs STATE and Western, coo CANADIAN aud
$50 Southern. Rye -four fair request and Arm,
With sales OF 500 bbls at % 80 30 80 Corn meal WIS
moderate demand with es Of 100 bbs andywipe at
ss X, and 80 do oaloric S. 80. We quote -
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

pAaTIEs OWNING OIL LANDS EiTHEs IN FEE
] simple leases who In want of funds 10 de-
velop The same can adore IS Capital Head Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

made for reign of terror in the North
Ar. voorhees,, as bis mission 10 New
York must be interpreted, would have
been glad for the promotion Of the cause
OF his friends, the secessionists, to see in
every city Of the North, sssassirs and
thieves reddeniug the skies with eonfa-
grss;ous and the streets with murder.
shouting for JEFF Davis and howling for
the blood Of Union soldiers This man
has the hsrdihood 10 claim a reward
from God as a peace-maker Governor
Seymour refused to second the motion Of
the conspirators Of Indiana and the
Northwestern States, to kindle the
flames Of civil war in the North, and Mr.
Voorhees, came West in great disgust,
and denounced Seymour as coward,
and no better than Lneolnite.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
SALE OF LOTS.


Great Sale of Real Estate
IfHE UNDERSTAND WILL OFFHR AT
I Public hucfie1 80 tha coars lfsuss IL l.rn-,s-
vile, on the spth dayof hsreb,a o'ciocE y NJ.
= lsfKs nuint.r = Bots tnsTasisus parts Of the
HDusaand Lot en locust Street. being eT b.
u feal. middle para Of bali q Lot ie4 frEi.
nAi kiAn being fie Ffsisenfe ef Chester i.Lsib
Tbs northwest half Il Lot 20, iu Tie noasslou
kslarssn snsas. es.nE 81 y 80 sst IN siss.s.
AiE JaI5es Oakley A. a Barrel rnetory, slfuats
spoH Lots J. =, ., 10 and II, il Biotk ff. IL fhs
Eastsfn Enlargemsnf.
Let . IN Bloc u, Lea , IL Bloek "a. r.oi7 IN
bleek -. Lots sBd IN Bleek -. Lots and fs
in Block -, Lot q IN Block ~. III 30 flsot al
Eaeuf. -t''~s
Lei ia In the Donssion rnlasesus.st. k..ss Is
y ~ fs"t. corner Of sycsmofs strest aad lbs
LatsI, "a, STAND 9. and Lots 1.a.4s
:. y. y, 1919 asa ~. 10 Blask 7, ls sbaTps's
Loss 3, :. 8. 81 s.9. u ard g. IL Bioss a. ssa
Let :. IN Blgck lOt, I,asnssas
Lots - y, -. s5, -, 4s, fs. &. IS a. q, q.
= =, y, %, ., 70. 7s ami -. Iszbaia Piaas,
situate est q Latns4eo, ant seufh of is EraHs
wife bnton Furniture Fnas.5rF n II
larzsnsnt
Lot ]. 20 Bloek ?. sorh East ~ zaiass.gso,
Let le 10 biotk I. Bakefsa Addition
Lot in Bio 2, cFsssehf kslMFasmsas a ogr-
tng he residence u Jee. Uric si--,
Lots y ana .. Ia Hlack 8. rsraosnt E-t.r1.
nat. seloialnz the rsaidebo@ Of Gourad Fsrr
fEkAs OF "A hALE--s5ne-thlfd fast f,ols,.,. a.
aaa y mouths With interest. ths p1Ecbas@rs
IoT further Tartieuians ssIalrs a nay ofos %
Third Street A3A IcLFRAfr
. Hsai Estsis Aren't
"a. HLbsos, Anftiei.eers4 nsi5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

gone home on furlougb Bully for the
18th The veterans IN the Ist think
they are slighted as far as the furlough
is concerned, IS they hear no more
about il since they re-eniisted
Blow the horn for Lincoln. Nine out Of
ten of the soldiers are for him. Chase is
a good man, but we cannot spare him
from bis present position. Let him wait
a little longer Morton, Lincoln and
the Urion, is the war cry among Indiana
boya gpzxcER CorSTy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
CITY ELECTION

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIYES TO THE
IN azaiIEed Fotsrs q the city Of EFaassfIIe
that fhe annual city sisetioas fok the puTpszs ef
exciting oSE c0CScILHAS FROM EACH
WARD e said city. OSE CLERK, ONE COL
LEGT0Rs one TREASURER, OSE MARSHAL
VEY0Rs aad THREE ass SCISSORS, vii Be held
%t tbs PLACES axz6 hy tie prdinznces of the city
Tor bidding city etectfors, TIE Ersf Honasy
being the f9nErh day, a April Issz
- By SFasE ef ths CoEno CSzncu
4. .FFAEFEIS, Clsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

STATE or INDIANA, t.
Vanderburgh County
The State OF Indiana 60 the Sheriff Of Nanderburgh
County:
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk Of the Wander
burgh Circuit Court, De hereey certify ts
Sherin OF said county what ctioers are 10 be
-. ted tor the several townships In asid county,
Al ~ usual plsoes Of holding elections, the hrst
Monday In April, A. d. 1854, tO-wit:
Far Pigeon Township, one Justice-of. the Peace
AUD four Co1stsbles-
FOR Knight Township, Que JastiCs-Of-the-Peaes
Rnd two COnstNhies.
FOR scott Township, one Justice Peace
and two Coustahlez.
For Armstrong ToSnshiP, one Jastics-efthe.
Peace aud two ConStAhles.
For Perry Township, two o0natablcs.
For Union Township, two Justices -the-fsaee
sed tSo Coustahies.
Rov Csatre Township, two Conztables
= For Geriisn aawnship, two COnstshies.
Ana one TDwushi5 Trustee for each Of said sev-
srai Townships.
And the sheriff q hereby dirccted to give legal
.notios Of said eleetioa In conformity with the
statutas in such case made and provided.
In witness whereof 1 heFennto subscribe mg
name aad anix the seal Of said Court, this Tth day
OF March, A. d. lS64.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clark Y. @. O..
I, George woiflln, Sheriff Of ofVandorhurgh CoaR,
sy, certify that the above and toregolng is true
and eomplsts - ~ ot the original, now On Gle IN
ny ofHce- Gk0. WoEfLINs sh'n Y. c.
ss.- upien sud Tins eppy,l RhIo h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
MEDICAL.
L. -. HERR, NJ. ID,
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON.

FORMERLY or QUINCY. Ills. TENDERS
It his sroArssi0nAl s.rvissa 70 the eitiEaas Of Ev
snsvilla and vicinify, and with the sxvsgienes af
hts~B years setivs prsctie. he i enabled 70 tTsst
successfully all chFanie Afeetions or diseases Of
long standing. Impurities cf the Blood DsAeases
Of the Throat OF Chest, Indigestion. ChruRie
Disrrhezs cAnoers, Old uiesrs, Disssse< Of the
SKIN, SsrofalA, all Diseases of the Eye, and dis
esses Of Women anf Children.
oFFfcE-0n Main Street. ever DobeII's Book
Starr. Residsnee eernsr First and Division Sta,
At Mr. SciA~r's. ofiss haara from 3 to IL a. N,
ami from to p. "a dsc25 iydaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
Net Assets, January. 1854,
$3.OO2.5 .556.3o =.
NEW BOOKS.

DKSAN's LIFE OF cHRIsT: = beok Great
h ing great sxcitsmenf.
Miss Gilbsxsss Career.
4 T4ias q The Opera By Parton
LiFriPer's LodsiBgss by Dieksn.-
Letters % the Sonssss
Ahtgtt's History Of the Crest Rst~iIiou.
southsra History of he wAE-hrzl aad seeoad
volumes.
Gsnsrai GRAFT and bis Gaanpaigns.
H3rper's Hissosy Of slss War, As f.E as esis
The Perfect GssafIsmsa; or Eiegznes aa9 Eio-
4es6se-
s HELD IN Bsnzaxsi y Q. ysaghu-
whip, Hse. aRd sword.
RabfHI;A nsw ndvel-
Fr4ak wArTfngfo1i by author o. " Ths suih.
eriands
Barretts AsfroEoray and Atl4s
Mere~as's SrVesss aad Al tie Dims Novels
-At- E-J. D0BELL-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

w
Manufacturers. IL Cur line, The STATE. We
ossr the following Tolaese and Cigars. cur ewr
manufsefurs, for sale:
zDo Bexss u Five Lnnap per poand-....- 50 Cts
80 Boxes Of 10 LHnp FER pound ..... 90 CT
zDo Boxes Frank's 0raHzs Lump > n IS Cts
go Ks-s Bud, Ia Caddses, per pound -. % Ct
30 Boxes BzFOS's, in Cas3tlss
50 csdSiss Psseh Leaf. per pound - sgcts
20 - Dor.Sto, Light, PER poand...gI %
30 Csddies Psacases Light, pr f=ound 81 Gu
Ie0 BgHes sun Cared Tobscco 4 h ss Ctf
t.fay ns Home spas TEfsi Tohaeco.
800 Barrels s2okEax Tobacco;
30 boxs Bgna's 5cotch snua.
~ Hail ksarrsaa Fine-Duf claswing T0baocs
100 Eerscllaum Pit~s.
100 Src-a BriaF sd Weed Pfpss3
SSVsl+D Gay PiEss, Asserted
100 Gr0ss Ratifsf pfpess r
leslao assoFtee Pipe sssns
geo Coatk Ciz&rz,
zts4g Henry ClsF Clszrs, arss.s, I
200 Henry Clay CIgsFs, s-oOzd's;
za4pbo Ia Akpo4aun Cigars
s0.eo9 a Brntas Cigar;
10000 Half Spanish Cigars;
SltsslslO seEAreets;
1920 "a SAlvatiBa Cigars;
so. go Pseks Smokin< Tsba1cs.
50 Drun.s Turkish Smoking Tobaeeo.
loo ssies kinEirsaiek szaokiug Tobaees;
20 Drums shAagbBe
900 Pouaaz Eaeksboy sBuG:
700 French Snuz-
Msrrhsilts .sd ssors-Ksspers, look 10 a.,
ntsrsst; s1~nains our large stock "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
a <La - 49,. g..

THIS Lively EETABLIsHAExT, WHICH
Il ts vel known throngho1t The country, pos-
sessss st4bs s6vzntAxes Superior 70 any sfzailzr
est2bi1Ansnt IN the City, hzFiag arrangements
for fhe ssosPton Of private horses st livery Of the
most siegaat and eomPlets description, and 81 tns
lowest rates
Carriages for visiting % isk. Ccsebes, Light
wagons. and every kind of road vehicis 20 iet.
Horses sold On commission Sseor1 hand Buggy .
for sale af the very lowsst priess Passengers FOR.
wzxEsa 70 ali p1rsa of shs eoznsry By spesiai con-
xesa1as kIcHARDS0S. BRITToS 4 90.
sn1A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
old Metals Bought.
DRESS MAKER.
CLOAK AND DRE5s-MAKIEG
e VI p o r i Il NJ .

MRS. ELIZA sPIEGLEBERG,
uAs JUST RRCETvED FROM sEw YoeK
III . large stock 0f Black Sifks. GzpaiFe Lacs
CoIiArs Dress Trimmiags, sn8 other Fancy Arti-
cies suitable f0r Ladies wear- Asa,
Grenadins shawIs, vaIeneienis Lace,
and sIl other articles usually kept in . Ladies
Fancy Store.
she hAs on hand. and will Eaaks - ordsr,
Ladies' Silk Martles and Cloaks,
which she wiu selI at the lowest possible Adyznes
o. Ssw Tork cost. she vii slso kesp = stock for
Ehoss.slins, Ehsch Msrchzats weald 90 veil 70
call sad ezzDine-
she asks he Letiss 70 give her cal before yur-
chasing slss~Esrs, shs fssls sszuxsd that she
can s<II IoyeF than any ethsF hose IN the city.
On First Street. nEtwesaa Main sad Locust
EAIl NHs- K sPIEGLEBERG,