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Wanted to Rent--a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
OF the city, north of Fourth st., preferred
Enquire at this office diff
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Ey-Goid has made another forward
m movement, and taken position at LA.
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Dayton 1enla and column, p.,,---

~ NJ - J. -; q EslzsssR7
tickets ifoS SSias DAYTON East. viz oolum5as Tssoa
East as fdny Tally Trans East, ,Sli ieay1na Htles.
and Columbus DaS SEhl Express 2oa pn'.VR M sT The
s'op only at Xonis and ~ lIl6 nj these tTsn.
6olalnSSs all way siAOns 5stSSeh% 6aS,.an o.
,ads,,I adssi,l,ng at Dayton, night .,n...
press Sas TsL nj Columbus and 20 a. mi Aocer
sg .han Daytcp IGII1aiOus tIBs time, which is
lHing on s. w iN Gsn be had for all East.,n
hoH iv av'I, " l1cA et agent e'"es C.
- w. WOODWARD, ,Bnn.rn.-.,
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99enstons.
a9enslons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
ANB
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON oITY, D. O.,


SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON oITY, D. O.,
VIII Give prompt attentiOn to applications foC
ARREARS OF PAY, BGVETIEs, PENSIONS
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart.
mants and In the Coun or Claims.
Refers to; Hens. N. NJ. Rice; NJ. y. Latha~; M. q.
Wilkinson, United States Senators; j. v Black; K. NJ
stsntoR, sesretarysf War; wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Coltax, p. y. Fouke, Members or Congress; Colonel
@. W. Ewing, OF indians, and others.
The uudersigned desires to inform persons having
that he is prepared 10 prosecute their claims with
prom ptneas and on reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge Of all the details OF the military Ice Of
the United states, gives him great faolties for the
speedy sdiustmen and collection Of every description
af military claims.
PENSIONS.
All persons who entered the military service ater
March 1881, aad are disabled By wounds disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows Of soldiers Whs are killed, or die befs or
amer ther disc-Arge, frou woutds received, or dis
siens.
II ne widow, ,tAentAs ehfdreu, under sixteen years
Of age are entitled 70 pensions.
II no ~idow children, then the N wholly
or in part dependent on deceRssd for support
II ne mother, then the sinters Of deceased, under
sixte years OF age. n WhOy or In part dependent
= BoUNTIEs.
All eaiiSted men Whs serve tive years are entitled to
! All wa, are discharged. BY rsassD sf wsuuds re.
eeyed 10 battle, are entitled TO bounty.
bounttea and arrears nf pay due deceased soldiers
are paid as foows hrst, TO his widow secend, II no
Il he died unmarried; hrst to fatAsr second, II no
g MS srothsrs and sisters arrsArs Of pay goes to
JOHN n. sToppaLMA KS b.It.n u noTAm MsT.gd
cry county, ohis Is my sutborise associate. Xpp
cations preuared aud for Earded BY him, will receive
promnt attention. osIfdtf
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illinois Central Railroao-
@@M 6 -.

-5,,1-l-k -. = - = & T ::is.iiillE5
INNs0d.sHANe oHANeE OF TIME.
~ Trains vii Ti"naay' Isavn November Ia. 1891 p.
~ ~ yI1attoon and Pans ~ t,sis,seneei
Going ssOrth' soItth' ilo m aud li,San
wing Sosth, 400 N and an M
Goinss Hporth' pHit' e;Oo a m and ssS
non W. ?. JOHNSON sSs Ss1 1AS pm.
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Anlusrntelts.
HUSTON HAZEL.
POSITIVELY FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY.
..r-r COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10th, A. D. 1894.
ELLINoER a FOOTE'S
Great Moral Exhibition,
Most Attractive Amusement travelling.
Most Attractive Amusement travelling.

fTNBE two smallest human beings In existence. Com.
l modore Footo, - years old, 20 Inches high and
Weighs ~ pounds He is u inches shorter than Tom
Thumb, and urheG shorter an = years older than
narnGms $50 0OO Rua.
The FAIRY Queen Of TIRE West. sister OF Commodore
Foote. IN ~ years old ri inches high and weighs l4H
pounds. She is the smallest matured lazy ever
hnowni speaks German and English, and sings end
dances.
SELECT MATINEE every nj eruoop ~ er the open
ing night. commencing hree O'Clock Ladies' and
Children. ladies' 10 ate noon Matinee - GEMS;
Children 10 cents Doors open At and ~ o'clock
pm. Entertainment touomrnenoe a and O'Clock.
Admission % CENTS; reserved cents 60 cents. Chil-
dreu under " yesrs OF age 10 cents
Tickets can he obtained on the days OF exhibition az
PAynes' bookstore
ELLIEGER& a FOoTE. Managers and Prup'rs.
@. e. RUssKLL, Business gent nn7dt
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39rnbisions.

~ Andrew WetnRArtnar.
AtAn Ne. 81, Western marhse msuss
Dealer IN
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, &C.,
Avays % AAnd, Of shSiss Ne. stssk. sulsasu
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Bt3y-For last nights dispatches see fourth
page.
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DayIOn bod MIchlgan kallronn.

N --Aal-- -ilt---astN
OE and aitor Sunday, Nov 10, 1893, trnns ~,
~ tea1e Union Depot sixth street, fof Iolean sn
AllinteTmediate points AZ lolloWe, ''N" IN
Toledo and Chicago Mail tIO.OOAm
Chicago sud Detroit kiRkt L1prasss =, s.,o
bolt X, M. .bHOhMAKkR, SUI eriptS,ssn,
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Railroads..
paylOn 4 WesIern LaIlroaa .

CHANGE VI TlME
ON and after Monday next trains on me loois,
" Central will leave the Union Depot, siath gtrse,
at S:5s m and 45u M
Returning, will arrive at liio m aud 500 n m
The 500 m, and qitbp m, express tratns NJ, .
close eonneouons 70 AL points m the West aud SOM
and 3V0 m train n the shortest and auiores ,ss'
70 Chicago and the Northwest.
nol1 r. W. WOODWARD, superintendent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

Dwelling : House, Store, Corral,
Goods, Ferry Boat, Rope, Etc,
together with one wagon, four mules, one horse,
260 acres of land on Egans Flat, sixteen acres
of which are under cultivation, and the dwelling
house on Egans Flat. All the above property
will be sold cheap for cash.
All persons indebted to me are requested to
make immediate payment. LOUIS RAAB.
Trinity river Feb. 10, 1864. 5.3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
I'll sale the valuable property situated on the
s=lzl south side of Trinity river one mile be-
low Junction City known as Raab's Trading
Post comprising the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
Justice of the Peace in and for said Township
PETITION IN INSOL LVENCY.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter of BARNARD BRADY, an In
solvent Debtor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
COnStabIc-S sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice Burns court, OF Weaverville
township, Trinity county, California, to me di-
rectcd. in favor of Daniel Cain and against Ber-
nard Brady and Peter Murphy, have seized and
will expose for sale at public auction between the
hours of 10 o'clock, a. and 4, p. M, on
Monday, the 7th day Of March,
A. D., 1864, at the Court House door, in Trinity
county, the following described property, to wit
\ certain brick house and lot situated on the
east side of Main street, in Weaveryille, known
the New York Hotel, to satisfy judgment in
favor Of said Daniel Cain and against Bernard
Brady and Peter Murphy, amounting to two hun
dred and five dollars and ten cents, debt, and
$50 70, costs of suit, with accruing costs.-Da-
ted Weavervlle, Feb. II, 1864
OWEN FINNEGAN
5.ts Special Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

ANDY JOHNSON, it is said began his life as
tailors apprentice, and was taught 10 reau py
his wife after he was married. But he was
made of sterling stuffssApd from the day when
the germs of knowied6ef~ ~ ere first sown IN his
vigorous mind, he has Steadily worked his way
upward to honor and distinction, until he now
ranks among the first statesman of this land so
prolific of great men. Such was the humble
origin of our candidate for the Vice Presidency,
and such,his present proud position. HIS orii-
fiant success under such disadvantages as oeset
his early youth, is an admirable illustration OF
what wcl-directed energy can accomplish, ana
also of the equality and benignity OF our Gov
ernment, which rebels are attempting to destroy,
to rear upon its ruins slave-driving despotsm,
which would crush out the hopes and aspiration
of poor whites and blacks alike. What would
have been the fate of Andy Johnson, and Henry
ClaS. and Daniel Webster, and Andrew jackson,
and Stephen 4. Douglas, and host OF others
whose nanes are illustrious in our history, un-
der Government whose wouid-be founders de-
clare that it is shame, an outrage that the sons
of moor men should be permitted to receive equal
education and enjoy equal political advantages
with tn sons of the wealthy San Juan Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
UNION STATE CONVENTION,

All Union citizens who sustain the National Administration
in suppress the rebellion, who arc in favor
Of vigorous prosecution ofte na success and hay
ing voted for T. Low at the Guhrnatr election
are requested to elect delegates in the several counties to
TNIOS STATE CONVENTION IA a.. hold a, sao-o.n... =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
Thursday, the a4th dav OF March

A. b. 1si o'clock. D. NJ for the purp,se of
State delegates the National Union Convention TO
candaes for President and Vice President of the United
States to be supported at the ensuing Presidential election
and for the purpose Of transacting such other business as
properly come before it, such county delegates elected
ID aecor,ance TO the following apportionnent:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
UNION COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTED
SU NJ MONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN JUSTICES COURT. WEA-
VERVILLE TOWNSHIP, IN AND FOR TRINITY Co.
The People of the State of California to b.
BRADY and JAMES MORRIS, doing
business under the name of Nor
ris q Brady. greeting.

XOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO appear
| before me, at my office i'll the township OF
Weayervile in the county of Trinity, on the
thirteenth day ofaFebruary. \. D., 1864, at o.
clock. p. m, to answer unto the Omplaint OF
Patrick Murphy, who sues you as partners tore
cover the sum of two hundred and ninety-two
25-l0O dollars. (S292 25) balance due on settle
mcnt of account. as per complaint on file III my
Office when judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, if YOU fail to appear and answer.
To the SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID
CorxTY. GREETING Make legal service and due
return hereof. Given under my hand this l0k
dav of February, ~ D., 1864.
JOHN BURNS,
Justice of the Peace in and for said Township.
CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY of TRIM
= ity, ss.--It appearing 30 me by affidavit that
the plaintiff in the above entitled action has good
cause of action and that James Morris, of
the said defendants, has departed from this State,
it is hereby ordered that service Of summons be
made on the ahpve-nHncd defendant by publish
ing the same in the TRlNIrY Journal once week
succcssivoly for al least three months.
JOHN BURNS
Justice cf the Peace of said Township.
Wcayeryillc. Feb. -. 1861. 6.tet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

BrY Coon ONE OR NoNE.-Many absolutely
worthless Sewing Machines are now before the
oro!;e. to purchase which would result in naught
but disappointment and vexation to the owner
A ch,ap Sewing Machine generally proves dear
bargain. Grorer & Bakers have stood the lest
for many years thousands are in use on the
Pacific Coast, and but one opinion prevalls as 10
their worth. the advantages they possess for en-
hroiderinp Braiding, Hemming, &C, &C, and
their wonderful simplicity renders them the best
in use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

Tuv A1ARAxA.-A vessel lately arrived at San
Francisco says that Captain MeDougaal, of the
Wyoming had the Alabama blockaded IN the mar
bor If Amoy. ON the Island of Formosa, JAN I'd.
The question now is will he take the responsl,,
blity of going into port and seizipg the pratical
craft at her dock, or wait for her outside; those
who ksow the Captain think he viii 90 tne lorm'
er, THOSE who do not know him, nope ne WILL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
AG e n II s.

L. FISHER, 1311a Washington street (np stairsl Sar
Francisconearly opp site Magures Opera House-is oul
only hurhorized Agent In that city
HENRY S. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City. will
receive subscriptions to the JauNSt
nish our printed receipts.
subscribers To the Journal at Dongas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the due with KELrON
kELLOGG, our authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS il our authorized Agrst,
AMOS SMITH. mailman, will business pertain
ing TO this Office at the several points below North Fork
CHAs VosE Agent Trinity vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are our Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE. ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV TIiRDE are a,-
thorzed TO receive and receipt L subscriptions the
NAL on Canon Creek
Expressman BlGGs is authorized and receipt
subscriptions in the Hay Fork
Err County H'a~rssts and " Gresnbaeks" 4" tsA
ken at their ruling value in payment f subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

solvent Debtor.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE HON.
| John Murphy, county Judge of Trinity coun-
ty notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF
said Insolvent, Barnard Brady. to be and appear
before the Hon John Murphy. aforesaid, at the
court room of said court, in the town of Wea-
vcrvile county and State aforesaid,
Monday, the 2Ist day Of March,
A. D. 1864 at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day.
then and there to show cause, if any they can
why the prayer Of said Insolvent should not be
granted. an assignment of his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabili-
ties, in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided and in the meantime all pro-
cecding against the said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
LIS. ]this l4th day Of February, \. D., 1864.
NJ F GRIFFIN Co. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

1t IL recommended that delegate be elected unless he
legal resident of the county whence he chosen
no proxies be given by delegates except citizens Of the
county which they shall be elected to represent
NATH. HOLLAND,
Chairman Union State Central Committee.
JAMES r. IoYT, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26
TgE CAMPAIGN In VIRGINIA.

York Associated Press, who dated his dispatch
from he "geadouartere, Of The Army d the
Potomac" May %, the advance Of the Army
of rhe Potomac crossed the North Anna river
CT the evening Of the 22a Sk'r'azsh1nG al
algDg the road occurred with the rear guaG<i q
the Confederate arD-v, and t=el]' corps IS re
ported to have taken strong position beh!nd
en1rencb uents on bo1l sizes Of the h!'er,--
The dispatch 5Iaeu says :"On examination Il
was found the enemy held strong position o.,
the south bank Ct the river, WITH her advance
On g;erlinsnIa termed by 3 small stream, winch
eupti:d it1to the river near r:.8 railroad cross
ing. Skirmishing commented abour : I. b.,
and a5 the batteries got 70 york and 5aelled
the enemy, lille Biyney's division were order
ed &c charge aud carry toe works, and, !: pos
sble. get possession Of the b1idgaa across the
river. The charge was made, and, although
met with shower OF bullets from the rifle
pits, as well as shells from the batteries or tie
opposite side Of the river, o2lT men never halted
until the eaen1y were driven across ;Ae bridge,
and our guns placed SO as to command i.
Some Of the men even went half way across
and one as seen with rebel Tag. who was
was forced 70 throw it mi the river 70 prevent
its recaptuCe. The contest continued nnt!I e.
ter dark each party maintaining their line
Our loss in this action was about two hundred
aud fifty in killed and wounded. .
about FIVE T. u. General Warren effected
q crossipg and, taking position on the south
bank, threw up some breastUorks. Soon after
he was attacked by large force Of rebels,
whom he drove back.
The same correspondent in dispatch dated
May a. says: The army advanced at an
early hour this morning, but the ConfederaCes
were found to have fallen back during the
night. Skirmishing took place at several
points, but the I'd corps had met 40 force o.
the enemy up to 2 ?, H.. at which time yous
correspondent left the front. General Wa rreEs
had advanced sone two or three sD1!es, the
Confe}erates in his front seeming determined
to DISPUTE his advance, although probably tall
ing back
80 ?. Nh messenger who left the front
at clock this Afternoon reports the Coafatia~
rates crossing the South Anua.
Firing was rd=this norning III the dlrec~
ton OF Port Royal; It was supposed to be
from C,oofaderare battery, which is reported
to have been placed ar point twelve niles
below Fredericksburg, TIVE gunboaes went
down tbs river last night, and It is thought
p, or r,ov, :, orc ,,aa1, attacked
s'This afternoon a detachment from the
cavalry expedition, under Sheridan, arrived at
headouar,err, announcing the safe return Of
The command across the pHnunkey last night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-26
o5h1 AIexau1riA Gazezt
THJ7RsDAY EVENING, MAY &C.

elected Sheriff; W. Willoughby Common
vea1th's Attorney; JEFF lacey Clerk OF Circolt
aud County Courts; Oliver Cox County Sur,
vavo. J. &. CLARK Commissioner OF the i{eve,
nue.: 4. &, Harmon to Legislature, and }. i.
Gray, T. /. EaeIin, " n. johnson and /. Il.
5si,velI ConstabIes. Justices Of the Peace
were voted for in each ward.
IT, s. CoNGREss. In The the Senate yes,
ter<lay resolution was adopted requesting
President Lincoln to communicate to t1e Den,
ere the correspondence Of Mr., Seward with
she Mexican Minister, in regard TO the course
Of trade Letneen France and the Unted States,
since the commencement Of the Mexican war,
in articles supposed TO be in derogatlon OF the
rights Of neutraIs, and also all other lntorma
ion il possession Of the Government relative
20 the present condition Of affairs II Mexico.
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, moved TO admit Mr..
FishbIucb 10 seat IN the Senate, as member
elect from Arkansas but after considerable
discussion the matter VAS postponed. The con
sidecation ot the Internal Revenue bill was re
sulned.>
In the House Of Representatives, a bill was
reported authorizing President Lincoln to take
measures for constructing a military railway
from the Valley Of Ohio 70 East Tennessee.
The Asia has arrived at Halifax with Eu-
Korean advces to the 10th. A debate had
taken place in the British House Of Commons
in regard to the presence Of the Confederate
steamer Genorgia il the Mersey. Mr.. Golden
denounced the course Of the Government in
7ermitting the Georgia 10 remain in British
waters, and WAS replied to by the Attorney
General, who said that the Government could
not interfere. 4 truce for one month. pend
inc the Conferente at London, has been agreed
neon between the Danish and German belllge
ents> who are also 70 give one week S notice OF
o renewal Of hostiities prior TO the expiration
Of the armistice. The Asia on the 18th pass
ed the Confederate steamer 4. j Vance OF
Iuskar, bound for Liverpool
\ steamboat which reached Washington
Yesterday brought up about 100 contrabands,
consisting Of men, women and children. These
confrabands are from the vicinity Of Bowling
Green and G,iney's Station, and brought
with them large quantity Of bed clotE;hg and
other housekeeping articles
Rev. Mr.. Boyd, one of the hostages arrested
s., the return Of Becbtol and Wheat, and who
= rov confined il the jail OF Wheeling, has
roca;ved letter from Richmond stating that
Becr.to and Wheat, arrested some time since
n Bath county, had been exchanged, and
x7o,,Id leave for home by the first truce boat.
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''Zhe entire command passed. ;c qaea.r ovor
i. The horses Of the expedition 2ro ,,~,....
we'll exhausted. -
The Y as};ng Star q yesterday 2Tan;n- go
orts that me Confeaeratas attar:t.i -r.;r
on Monday moving from Fredericksburg -
Belle Plain, hnt were driven oil. Il adds.
's'kiru;o2es with the &4orr;!ias oco1.- ,,;iv 3,
different points about Frederick s}barg ever
since :Ege army has confirmed ts t5rasuj
movement.
The Federal gnoioat& were reported to s.
At Frederick oore GA }|eioes lay Some ii
the engines and rolling stock Of The railroad
has bee !, removed from Fredericksburg
Gen, Hunter has assumed command d rhc
Federal forces lately under Sigei and the latte!
has been ordered 70 The command Of The .raoas
on The l;De OF the Baltimore AMI {1,nio N4ii~
T,aa
It arrears that u the r2can: af:an5, upon
Sumter. 1he Federal i]oni1or }!ootun1k Vas Sc
much injured thai she i,a:. 10 BE- 1aoen 80 Port
Royal Gor repairs The }atv action in Charles
ION barber IS said to have lasted :Go days ois1
II is reported ,ua: ''t-o casetoates Of Foy:
Sumter we're opened / large portion Of The
now parapet was tIsulbied into the water. The
south portion Of the face Of Fort Nou'tric Was
also knocked down" The Federal batteries a
Morris island we're considerably injured By tes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

Brown sheeting and shirtings,
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash.
meres. Satinetts, Tweeds, Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
ana hosiery, &C, &C. Also . full
stock Of Notions.
These Goods we're all bought bafar.
the great advance in prices, and We 1ill
guarantee 10 sell as low So the same kind
OF Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
COLLECTIONS sAI,r.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN wHAT
= William O. BoepPis, Collector Of shs civ -
AFansFals, u%swsaa The haars Of : and Il ea-4dss
. n and and O'Clock p. N. on
TT ESDAY. TIE 1osh OF JANUARY. 1855.
VIII Asll Il rahlix Gaction At The a0er 81 tha
NeaFs houss e she City Of Evansville. IHdiaeA,
ths following lots. par1s Of lets. apss p~r-s. -
resi- estate and improvsmsnts Ass~ I'D Tor the nav
s3k of city taxes for The yeaF iseA due from TIE
qEnsTs thersos te the city 81 Ewsnsxflte-sasi
ts1ss a@aAg ao~ cue and zHpai1-and for the costs
q sst1 sales and that The sad sal@ vii - co.
ksnass4 % the rsxt day thereafter, viz. On We'd
nes44y, the lith day q Jaauxry 1855, a. o'etgrk
% e fhs deer Of the Gears Hesss u Evansville
BARE been sold on the DAY first above saeatian@S.
q AS psfd for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
4 CARD.

Tie Undersigned A1Tisg sol4 ont hsa ensfre ssa~k
81 Ee21y Msds Clsthinx, and G@zEfeuenss Fxw
HAsHl1S goocss aEa rwslre& frea xhe nnsEr~.zM
h2rSsE expenses h1s grateful seErawsesez- 49,
te his numaruzEs frssa6z and czsesmaerw - - -
past patronage 80 literally sxssnAsa - ksss -
wSEA6 respectfully recommend Nsssrs Tay4r-ssa
Co. wns have sGccseded him in the business 49,
Who arr nsw prs5S<sd 70 furnish 70 their erstr---
sgs sway Axtlc1a In tASar line, If the very be~t
zuAltfyt Aa6 . EAs ssss hE0rzbls ps5nza.
aaS& n LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

COLLECTORS SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAR !
- william @. BoepPls. ColleeEar AZ me Cav 81
AFAasFisss. ee-ssea The hozrs Of . Nad l. eseiork
q n. and and e'clocg D. msa
THURSDAY. THE ssta or DECEMBER. lsss.
VIII sell At pasiic anetisa AZ the aaor of III.
souFt nenas "a TIE city ef EvAnsxizae. leblanc
the following lets. parts cf lcss. Naa r.reSi- ~
rial esgaie and inprsvsnserfs assssse-s ~ - y.
nsshs o city taxes Tor The va.r iRsa sn-- e., ~
awnerS thereof e ehs sstv If Kvnnswssln-..
taxss being nsw dua AL ssnpsEA -ns.s - -. -
of said sale and tAAs kh~ sid 49, w4ll - -
na ue1 GA the n1xs aay thereafter v5~s q, Eys's.,
tks a8th day Of December fgSs a. 3 os-1.rk =
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