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ReEoIrers and Ammunition.

Just received by Scott, Keen * Co., Mum
Der Is, South side Public Square, good
assortment Of Smith & WessoB, Merwin
x Bray, Manhattan, and Colts Reyolvers;
Ballard Rifles and Ammunition for same.
Oct. 22-2w.
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Domestic hats the diff
ference between sixty minutes and one
of my sisters? Give it up, do you p
Why, ones an hour, and the others
"o,a AanF
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A DAsTARDLY MURDER Last evening
at about half past seven o'clock, Mr.
Cofer, and old citizen Of Nashville, was
shot and killed by some cowardly scoun-
drel whilst sitting quietly in his house,
on West Gay street, beyond McLemore
The murderer's weapon was discharged
through window Mr. Cofer's house
is near other houses, but so sudden and
unexpectedly was the wicked deed pre-
petrated, no enc saw or has any idea
who did IT, The murdered man was a
carpenter 10y trade, and had for some
time been employed at the Chatta-
nooga Depot. lie was harmless and
inofiensiye in his nature, an honest
hard working mechanic, and it might
have well been believed, had not an
enemy. lie leaves wife and several
children. II is deyOutly 10 be hoped
the murderer may be caught and
punished
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Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any but the
Gallery Of the Cumberland"
Oct27-tf h
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THEATRE Mr. Edwin Adams, the
rising star, makes his first appearance
here this season at the old theatre to-
morrow night, and personates Hamlet
in Shakspeare's immortal tragedy. He
will be supported by Leflingwell as La
ertes ARNOLD as the King; Foster as
the Ghost Benson as Polonius and
pretty Julia Nelson as Opheiia. This
a card that will win. We have 50
often spoken of Mr.. Adams, it is not
necessary to repeat our opinion Of his
excellence.
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Cheese.

Jgst received on consignment, and
for sale low, 63 boxes strictly prime
Hamburger Cheese Conner n Mason,
No North College Street.
oct 2S-3L
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We are obliged to Joel Davis, Agent
of the Adams Express; ard to W. {.
Collier and Cone, Tunnel \ Co, for
late newspapers, ahead of the mail
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DR.. SWayne's Panaeea, The Great Blood
ef Purifier and Care for JtG

Scrofula Ulcers and White Swelling,
Marasrus or a Wasting Of Flesh, Dsopsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip joint Complaint,
Dark Blotches, or Defects 10 the Skin,
Obstinate or Scaly Erupuons, Cancers, ETysp elas,
Weakened aud Deb tated system, Sore Fyes,
Boils, yellow Skin, Pmpes on the Face, az.
u has made some OF the most remarkable cures
of. Scrofilla on record. Prepared Ony hy DR..
SwANSE Son, $50 North sixth street PmladeiPhia.
sold by
". J. 4 c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. CEurch Gnd Vine SIS,
sep25-SunA Thurs2m AJshuils.
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NFt THEATRE Mr.. Allen has had
the good fortune 70 make an engage
ment with the eminent comedian, Mr.
Locke, who will make his first appear
ance to morrow evening The enter
tainments Will open with the amusing
play of "Sam Patch in France" and
Mr.. Locke VIII play the part OF the IL
lustrious Sam. The closing piece will
be "The Unionist's Daughter or True
Love, Mr. locke appearing as Darius
Dutton Those who appreciate genuine
comedy, humor and mirthfulnesB, have
nov an opportunity to enjoy them
selves
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a surEnlon RrnEpF.-we en- csnaccien.

A SUPKRIoE RENEDY.--We can c5nscien-
uously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, DR.. strieklsnd's Mellif-
luous Cough Balsam. Il gives reliefslmost
instantaneous, and is withai not disagreea-
bic TO the taste. There is no doabt but the
MelliAHous Cough Balsam is one Of the beat
preparations in use, and ia all that its pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tried It da-
ring the past week, and found relief from =
most distressing cough. Ii Is prepared by
Dr. Strickland, No. 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, snd for sale By Druggists,
al 50 cents per bottle.
an 9g-rsa MI.
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The Louisville Union Press announces
that Gen Rousseau will speak in that
city some time this week.
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IF You want double-sole, double-upper,
stitched, custom made French calf boot, cali
a No. 8 5 North College street, by
M. MORG ANsTFPN
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GonnorhGa can BE- cured in from three to
FIVE days by Dir. A. RIcHAaD JoSEs. No. p
Deaderiek Street, CUP stairs).
OctI2
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's Gallery of the
Cumberland, at p Cedar St Here
they can find thousands of pictures of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land
Oct27-tf Is
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If you want Scotch bottom boots, call at
No. G. North College street, by
NJ. MORGAXsTsRx.
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If you want French calf sewed shoe,
custom made, call at 70. c. North College
street, By NJ MokcANsTERx.
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letter, Itch, Scald Head, BlOtcheS, Salt
Rheum, Ali EFupti0RS.

4" Or. SgRynes Al healing Ointment y q.
90 Or SBayne's Al-heSling OJufmeDtff
Never fails 10 cure the most obstinate cases.
Sold by NJ. &C. W. SMITH, Druggists
.Hr Us Nashville
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HEAD1V ARTEEs DEPk ETEESToT THr CTNnrntANr,
NASHVILLE. rESS., OCT. y, lsst.
All officers belonging to the Army Of
She Cumberland, arriving in this city
on their way 10 their commands, either
returning from leave of absence o., from.
detached duty viii proceed direct to
Chattanooga, where they VIII report to
Maj. Gen. Jas. B. Sseedman. Command
ing Dist Of the Etowah, 4 r temporary
assignment 70 duty witl. ~ in charge
Of the desachments of iurloughed men,
recruits and drafted men, now being
organized at that point, to be sent for
ward 10 Atlanta
by command Of Mai. Gen Thomas
ioB'T III RAMSEY, A. A. G.
nrF - T.v
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Vote on the Train.

A vote was taken on the train from
Louisville to this city, dly before yes
terday, resulting as follows:
Lincoln ..........-..-.............. Ito
McClllean............................ l3
OF the Mcclellan votes were given
by deserters who were being returned
to their regiments, under guard
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aashrlle aglaiOll.

TT e TJcJTO% he's the largest
CIRCULATION of any n cygrpapeF in
Iennessee---it= City and Army
CIRCULATION moro than double any
other paper
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To the Suffers or the Army OF the
Cumberland.

A. i NJ. LANDsBERG & co, Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square and
Market streets, have on hand and offer for
sale, at reduced rates, the following goods,
tO-Wit:
$50, 900 fine assorted Cigars,
100, goo cheap Z"
l75 Caddies' Ladies Elmo Tobacco.
zoe Fig Leaf and sweet "
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
IS gross Fine Cut :" in foil
50 kegs " " f" in bulk.
leo gross Smoking Tobacco.
50 cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
% " Sa~dines.
81 boxes Hamburg and ". r. Cheese.
As cases AIaltby's Cove Oysters.
so Fresh Peaches
IS /" New Apple Butter.
p Eastern Pickles, pinis and qts.
50 kits Mackcrel, Nos. /, 2 and 3.
Also, have constantly on hand largo
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Every Family should have DR.. SWayne's
Bowel Cordial.

at cures Dysentery and parrhpa' h
Y lstltcures Cholera MorbiIs, ali pain" ss# i
at cures Cole Cramp IN the stomach
rave the lives Of your Children from the too Oten
stal effects Of Summer Complaints, by using
Sgayne's Bowel Cordial. II is very pleasant, ana
always reliable. Prepared only by Dr. SwAYNE
soN, Tlaltislphis Sod ~ las
W. J. &C. W. SMITH. Druggists,
Nashville Tenn
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The family market was abundantly
supplied yesterday with fresh meats,
vegetables, fruits, &c The only com
plant our citizens have 10 make is
against the high prices that prevail
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W. b. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
1850 fIsrr
DEALER IN ALL KINDS or METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AHp
Zinc Collins.

Principal Once and Ware-Rooms, No. -
Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses st Murfreesboro', Tulin.hO-
ms, Wartraces Shelbyville, Chsttanooga
and Stevenson, Alabana. f..
All eonnunieations promptly an
swsreA.
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For Rent.

NOR THE YEAR 1885, THAT VALUABLE PRO
s porty on Cherry srIeet known a. the "Catron
PROPERTY opposite the Maxwell House and 70
presant occupied by the Nashville Gss Light Com
many This prop eTty IS the mos valuable IN the
city for many purposes. For terms, for any part Of
IL appiy TO oct2S-tfi +. ALihWBf.
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Gray Hair, or where the hair IS fall
ing. the London Hair Color and Re

sA+I A-'ANt-t Ast4A HN7etAfA 80
storer and Dressing is vastly superior
to any article ever introduced to an
American public. Can be applied by
the hand, or brush, as il cieea not stain
the skin. or soil the finest linen II
will be positively restore tho gray hair
and prevent badness. oar friends W
J. &C. ". Smith, corneref Church and
Vine. are the agents for this city.
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An American horse, U'npire, bs L.
compte. won the handicaiS sweepstakes,
on the Mex Market Course, on the lth
inst beating i've competitors.
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AMERICAN BADGE CO

COLD SILVER BADGES FOR
. ain, 9Th, 10th, 14th, 18th, 10th
18th, isth and 23rd Army Corps,
with Name, Company and kegi-
ment beautifully engraved, al
si.50 each, or Gold Al -.
American Shields 81 each. IN
silver; also badges for every
Corps constantly on hand.
We aIsosend % the army q fine
Gold Pea, with ebony or extern
sion holder 81 - each. A n
ka-st Gold Pen, With rubber re-
verse holder. s. each. A "a karat
Gold Pen, with solid silver ex-
tension holder, s. each Or a de-
taehsd lever movement, ia ster-
ling silver ease, rneiliam are,
polished cap, 81.
Magic timekespers, made ex-
pressly for soldiers, IN sterling
saver, engine-turned eases, so
ea- Al sest 5,1 mail on receipt
y prize.
Es-AH large orders iriH reccire
a ii5erai Prsmisns.
Circulars sent free % any
address.
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES

scurei
arneeness
Bne and vi
ndr
d forced Physical be enr
cant uhonsid nrases
a ice box
prcmIne hut in al
OPINIONS oE. TEEE
Office Chsrsr
TO a GaG
coleman "s All
&. . q
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SpeclaI&o,ice.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1874
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FOR SPECIAL DISEASES

GRATEFUL FOR LIBERAL PATRONAGE HE HAS RECEIVED
nnTmstl then
q sue
IA / ais l dela proK sonslpr
in time
onsndAc Diseases soh
Structure asesor n
OF M M res nee D MS reneh . y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13


NSr Yoax, Apr! la-The steamer
Wsssssa Metropolis. lrom Hilton Head
on the V.h, arrived this afiernooas
The Palmetto Herald has Florida ad.
vices Of the lst
The steamer Maple. Lead, while re-
turning to jacksonville from Petatka,
en the Isl. struck q rebel torpedo, which
exploded, tearing OF the steamers en-
tire bows, the vessel sinking in ten min
utica Two 6remen and six deck hands
were drowned. The passengers. sixty
in sanhsr. we're safely landed. The
bsggage was all lost, including that Of
two OF three regiments.
A reconnaissance on the lst on Jack
sonvills on the LIST resulted in skir-
mish with rebel pickets, FIVE miles from
Jacksonville the enemy rssreating.
A captain in a Georgia regiment had
come in and taken the oath.
a regiment Of loyal Floridians WA
being organized
Dates from Pelatka Of the 81 statl
that four Of our picke.s have been cap
tured; bat all pas quiet there
Eleven raen OF Georgia regimen
and thirteen fully equipped horses xer
recently captured above Pelatka-
The Maple Leaf was owned in Boston
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CINCINNATI Markets.


ctScaSsATI. April is--FM-
FLOUR sf~sfly sxeisee. and bsld PIC higher
81 IS "a. rsga.ea sor sav.rsssss saa % % ssksa
al tie sloss
/ WHEAT = hishsrs BED 81 %. sna whIts
o. 30
CogN advaHes1 10 81 Il. Aa4 -ss held Al 81 IT
NSi - a. the close.
BYE Aataseea 10 81 -.
WHISKY AiYAnesd - 81 81
MESS PORK So -
BULK PORK IoQtte
LAID Is. with a. unsettled market. holders
seemingly anwillinG 70 name pries, lest sAsy
night b rsked np.
GROCERIES N<tiTa mns kasyaas. Csss@ 40
sc. saxar I5aIssse; r~hasa ss1xs. AelAssss
ssSessI.
GOLD 4avAneea 10 7as7s. aud SILVER szses
/ EXCHANGE active; the supply nst equal to sha
e Ian MuA
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n
CIRgtrr COuar,-A large portion Of
yeslerdas was occapied in tho hearing
# thca%stste case State Of indiana ".
n ,Jsssshimfrr for larceny IN which
* lzsSsbo I a young girl not over Il
----sS years cid, rather rrenossessing in
-----'--sarauce, and rather intelligent for
nnDrher sphere IN life, is charged with
,kkg money from the drawer Of A. 4
W Christ, Ia whose family she was EN-.
doyed as domestic o. House seryant,
but where she was aonelimes employed
to wait on cnatomers in the store. Col
= DENLY was employed BY the prosecuting
witness 10 assist 10 conducting the case
on behalf of the State; while for the de.
Tense appeared James 4 Blythe aud Mr.,
Antilles ID olarge number Of Witnesses
we're examined, andthe case ELECTED no
little interest aadsympaslsy on the part
OF the bar and tho audience present, not
only because OF the able manner in
which it was conducted on both sides,
9.ai, also, on account Of ths yoush and
FORMER coed ehsraoler Of the accused.
The lary last evening relarnad yer
hct Of moi guilty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

March II. tsst.-~And mew IL f. hsreby pFdsrea
ard directed ~ the Cen gossnefl ut ths Git
81 Er.nsxilie. that th@ 81 all fot@ parts
u lets, fFenttax AaISiEias the vert eas4 side
Of Niath strset, fsssa ghaHna 10 Cherry streets.
Ia said ClGF the said side uMlks fhensoa - -
repaired wishIn thirfy days fresa abe Publication
81 this erasg
A PTAFFLfs, easrk
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THE VERY LATEST
-+ EY
.TELEGR a H
; CONGRESSIONAL.
rIxTIITfh Comgress.-.First Session.


WASHINGTON, April IL
SEx1rE Wade introduced the House
bill enabling the people Of Nebraska %
form State Government
Poster objected 10 the b..l, GU the
ground that the Insignificant population
of the Territory had not clearly ex-
pressed . wish to become a State, aud
the proposed measure was dictation 10
them on the part of Congress
Wade replied that three Of their Rep
resentafives were in the other House
They had expressed desire, and he was
supposed to know aud represent their
desires
The subject was then laid over.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the Naval Appropriation
Bill. The amsndmsnt approprizting
sl84,000 for the purchase Of lands at
the ChsrlsstoHn Navy Yard, Massachu-
seits, vas adopted
IIousE-Galleries densely crowded as
SATURDAY..
Stevens, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill 70 prevent
the depfeciancy of the currency, the
consideration Of which was postponed
The House resumed the consideration
Of the resolution to expel Long, Of Ohio
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

REFuGEEs-rhere were . large nun,
Der q fanihes-rstugees from East
Tennessee and Georgia -iaudsd al this
port on Monday night They, ike ths
.snost Of the refugees from the South, are
a miserable looking sci Of ossatnres,
ignorant, poor, and desHtate Of every.
thing bat children. of which there are
}srge numbers. sA.s.
They tell the same tale Of horror and
woe, CLEARLY showing that this Is slave,
helders rebellion which is crushing and
grinding the life out Of the poor aad non
slavehoiders We hope these people wiz
d. learn wisdom By experience aud net,
. now here,ein a land Of Freedom, vote for
e 2 ---'os that has proved iheit ruin.
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cnRPnRATroN NoTTcK.

NaNEN
<nxeh IL Iss4.-AnH now il IL kszeby ordered
- aIr~rsea BY The Common Council % the City e
rrmnsxflIa that the ownerx Of al iets parts Of
fsts frontinx On or adjoining shs norfh-wast 44ds
Of sixth street, fro Locust 70 walnut STREETS, IN
80 civ csrse the side walks theresa to he
brought u the proper grade, &Hss that they
ssasMaIk Of Class No. /, with wooden curb, be
InEA down within thirty days irons ihs pHbli-
ewtion Of this order
A. PFAFFLTE, Clerk. 9.
fs.-ks. 0sses March Is lisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

ossNa 80 ak%Afa ssae NALK.
March IL. isas - Ana ns~ Il IL heEwhy araeFaa
and directed BY ths Cemnsa Caaaeii 81 the City II
Kxsasvfila that the ewneFs Of ali lets parts Il
lots. fronting On Or adi0sE No tks southwest a4ss
FosFth STREET. from Vlae e piEislea stE~vss ,
In said City cause the siAa wsiks th@Feea 70 b.
repaired within thirty days frvm fhr 9ublfcatlen
ef thss orasF.
A. PFAFFLfg, Cisrk.
Clerk . onea, asreh 81. tsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
A Ganeral Rebellion.

Triumph Of Great Discovery.
The public has reseiled against ceaisFt-iag HaAr
psss. PAshioa has .EorswoEa thenss AsageieHs
community hss.sdcpska in tbeir stead =
as -cRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
and fos aasse rsasess. IT sEbro~ns and eisessns
the hair, not the sks@. 1t ia=s ssssssbh sszseSs,
aos E e~rsi~s Fssd. 1t does not hurlssque nssars
With bisssi~s setalise t~sss bat produces hsr cwH
lSes~s kues. Ets spofiHg snscs Is Essssas ffs re.
salts are sxfferna. It s-v~ faEss. Manufactured
By ]. cRfSTApoRo, Ne. & Aston Hsass, New
York. sold by al drnSgssss. Appliea by all
] hair sdrskssrs. Aeh2e liza
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COMPILATION NnTTcE

oKDEe TO KEfAEE exDz EALE.
March II. Iss8.-And uow IL j. hsreby ordered
and alrscs.d BY tho Conroa Couae5I Of the Civ d
Evansville that the Of al lots OF rsfts 81
lots, fronfing CT s13olEing the aexsh.szst side
a ~sssr street, from Cherry 70 Oak Streets il
said City. eazss the side wAIks fhsrsoE 20 he
rspairsd within thirty Days frsEs ths pzbIistlon
Of this order.
A. PFkFRLTg, Clerk
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onDzn s02 A KH3Ex ssSEwALh-
March II. Ise4.-Ana now u 10 hsFs5y ordered
ana directed BIZ fas camman Counefi Of the Cts
81 Evansville that the gwnsTs Of sill lots ~ part.
81 lets frontin on OF adjoining scuthwest side q
Cansre street. bstseea ZINE and Lesf Streets
In smfa civ eAase tie side walks thereon to d
hraaxht T. the FraF@r grade and that tAss
rAnse sidewalk Of Class 30. l, t. b laid down
thereon within fhirty days from the publieatisr
q fhls enzer.
e,,.~ksx f1~e~ March - 1874
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

@AbAh 70 kAEAAN atSBWAA&k
Mar n. tset.-- Aud now IL Il hsFway ordered
and diFetea by the Cofamon Eounell Of tie silE u
EEsnsyiisa, THAI f@ uf al lots ct parts II
sala CITY. eAnss the alsis-waiks skere@u % -
repaired sfthih thirty asys FROM ths paAlleAtipa
Of thls eraIF.
A. pTArTLIS, clssk
G8srkAs omce. March Il, assss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

p DISEASES OF THIS NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
Urinary. and Sexual systems-asw and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssO-
CITATION. Sent by mail ia sealed letter envel-
opes, five Of charge. Address DE-. J. sKILLIN
n0rGHToS, Howard Association, Ne. 3 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa g
n..rfsfI A&MlNa -.-.a !. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

FIEE.-A fire occurred yesterday aftef-
noon, by which a stable across the canal,
near the elbow, was entirely consumed.
BY the earnest efforts Of the fremen and
others, the house adjoining was saved.
We could not ascertain the name Of the
omneT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
agent s.slag Supplied SOON iauog3

Ton pial CNclEFATr--0uF young friend,
th Nv wsi.sllgqkersout Of The great house of
0Gos % the Dankerson ( CO., and 4. T.
ss 1.t c@rof'ssss Che popular and efficient
.,Mt.n bightNgent Of ihe L. &C " r. at this
.--rty, leave for Cincinnati this morning
on business
Their names win BE- found registered
tonight atthe Burnett Houat, and We
hope our friend G., d. Miller. oG chs Com
DAnereial, win have an eye 70 their vel
fare while in the city, rna warn them
against any and all the wicked allure
--Hlepss that are said to besat iaexperi-
A and nnsophisticated youths in that
,Sf city Of pork, lard, seighteylinder
-sesm presses and immense ssnitary
Fairs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

s&bER 70 axF4Ik sFpx YALE
March IL. fsE4.-And new T. l. hereby ordered
aaA airected BY the Csmnaen Iounefl af the City
Of Evansville. that the u al bots o. p@Fts
Of lots fronting adjoining the northwest side
81 Pfns straet from Wrist - Gensrs strAst2.
IN said egsv, causs the Side wssiks thHF@SH 10 bs
repaired withia thirty days fren ihs pahiieAtiou
81 this order.
A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
fz~~kss ne4eA Msrrh n 1884
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

srLEsDID PIsE LrMEER-Meszrs
HHnnell 4 Son have just received at
their Planning Mill, corner Of Walnut and
Canal Streets, choice and magnificent
invoice Of pine lumber fresh from
Chicago, embracing 10000 feetof floor
ing and other pine plank, and $4,000
split and shaved pine shingles, q very
superior article
This lumber will be dressed for floor
ing or other purposes on short notice
and at reasonable rates, aud will Sc
fund the best stock Of lumber and
shingles ever brought 70 this marke'
Give them call SOON DIV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

3 Nzw YoEx, April i2-RepOrss say
Bishop MeCiosky has been appointed
Archbishop Of New York, snd Bishop
SpauIding Archbishop Of Baltimore.
The steamer Virginia from Liverpool
29sh, via llueenstown goth, siah three
days later news, has arrived.
Il is stated that the Danish council
meets At London April 18th.
Cotton dnIiaud unchanged.
The steamer City Of New York was
wrecked at the entrance OF the Queens
town harbor, BY running On rock To
tai loss.
The Prussians attempted to carry
Duppel by storm, bat the vhole line was
repnlsed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

aTHon. Lucien Anderson will ac-
cept our thanks for copy Of his speech,
delivered IN the HOUSE Of Representa-
tives, March 9Th. Il is entitled, Demo.
crazy Of Kentucky and their allies Of the
gortb. The speech IL caustic. Il con
tains GONE documentary evidence u the
traitorous designs Of the Copperhsads
calculated to make them sauirn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

NEWARK, n J., April l2-The cleo
ton in this State yesterday shows large
Union gains The Board of Freehold
ers IN Essex County hare Union ma
iority, which has no, occurred IN seven
or eight years. - 4a ara
H s Miles, Democrat, was elected
Mayor Of Trenton by fifteen majority
The whole Democratic city ticket is also
elected.