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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

GeI~ Last evening, says the Nashville
Union Of Saturday, few minutes after
5 o'clock, soldier, having another sol
der under arrest, was passing the corner
Of Cherry and Union streets, when the
prisoner drew a pistol on the guard, who
instantly fred At the attacking party, the
bali passing through the body, inaieting
wosnd that proved fatal in short time.
L seems that the two soldiers had been
old comrades, and ii fell to the lot of one,
in the discharge Of his duty, to arrest the
oIheh The guard seemed mueh,afee.ed
after be had fred the fatal shot. The
deceased was named Mccarthy, and was
member OF one of the Indiana regi-
ments
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

HOUSEHOLD FURsITuRE-Eyery body
should keep IN mind that Hiram Nelson
sells at auction, tomorrow morning, 81
10 clock, in Lamasco, on First avenue,
over the Canal, near John Greeks resi-
dence; the household furniture OF the
Rev. Dir. Riedenbach, consisting Of sofas,
sofa chairs, bureaus, foe wardrobes, bed
s;eads, stoves, mattresses, and a general
variety Of fne furniture. Ladies and
gentlemen, here u chance for fine bar
Gins. - eI.I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

a DELIeHTFuI. SuRFRIsE were
overwhelmed with delight at a late hour
last night by a call from our excellent
aud esteemed friend, A. 2. VOORHEES,
formerly the popular Conductor on
the F. i c. Railroad, now attaches
to the Army of the Cumberland.
Although he left Nashville several
days ago, be understands the situation
pretty clearly, and INDUCES in the most
sanguine expectations of a glorious
finale to the present campaign in Ten
nessee. Mr.. voorhees, is in excellent
health, and is, We regret to say, only on
8 flying visit to the city, and hundreds
Of his friends win be deprived of the
pleasure Of meeting him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

To Soldiers Who Hare Ssrred
Tsoo Years and been HoHorab4y Dis
cAard from the u s. Service.
Hst Corps S300 Bounty.
OEFieK 4. A. PRovBsT MARSHAL GxNKaAL.
Indianapolis, Dea. l, 1854.
NAES WHO HAVE SERVED TWO YEARS
vi and hssE honaEsbly alschaFxa3, Sac snilsi
Until Deeember st, 1884, Ia the lat rarps ho2 or.
gamlzlsg 81 Washington b. c. under Ma. Gen ]
Hancock. ## EEH
Mmn qualified NilH, en- application 20 any Pro
xoat ~ .rshai, hs furnished tFMnsyortAtioA q
Washington.
Term Of aeryios one year. Bounty $500 ca heiag
Mustered.
By Order Brig Gensi T. O. PITCHER,
A. A. PFs. " I GenI.
0EoRsE W. DEnEaoIsK, Lieut.. and A Ina.
daeAsAE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

A RuMoR prevailed at Louisville yes
terday that Forrest had crossed the Cum
berland, and active preparations are be-
ing made to meet him.
1t is said that every horse in the city,
tit for cavalry duty, was pressed into SER
vice to mount the large force of cavalry
that has for some time been wanting
horses at that point
--latest edviees from Nashville, how
ever do not confirm the report of the
crossing of the Cumberland, and We are
Inclined TO think the rumor incorrect
A few days win develope the move.
ments Of the rebels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
MILITARY.


0xF1eE PEov0sr MARSHA KIasr DxszxlCT.
asf~ Evansville, Ind, Dec. Tth, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ESEuE IMEsr LrsTs Of the First Con ErsssEonaE
district Of lBai&na aFe AZ AL times opsa 80 exam
n4st9n ~ tbs publ G. and that all persons are In
xlted q call &ad examine sAid lists aad 70 pofat
oet AIRY errors Se which may sppaar 10 the sanae.
ssSss asse give tae names q persons who ought 70
q efAr2tiet whose names are net nos Ga the iist.
Al parscns knowing or hslisvimE themselves 20 b.
irapEaReFiy enrolled ara invited % appear before
ths Board ~ person, and present their reasons
therefor, thar the Enralimant Lists mar te cor
ractea accordingly. DspnEiss are particularly ia
s1FHrssa . add t. the List AL wko nay have ar
rived It ~ years af sse since tbs last eurrertion
Or may hAve moved into earh sub-dixerlet AIso
Any person batsssea the prescribed ages who has
voted at ans i9wBshAp Ok local election. aud refa-
gees havlug Isssal residsnce IN the sub dfstries
fsy ~fit also eazsssn su ieAt@ sfth tt#fpAf aesh-
itisss ceFEyEneE, ana efAass prUniaent eitfzsz a.
g aha accuracy 81 the pEessns Eissz and the cor
rscfioas proper - re Ms1e.
ft ALYAH JOHNSON,
Caat -aaa Provost Marshal LIST Disc. q Ind
dsc9-3t- Finceaoea Gssette copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
1E0HMann
U. S. PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF L $. ooMausARx or SUBSISTENCE, :
ttaA hvansyl "a, ipds lhts ~. 1884
Sealed proposals, IA Duplicate, Wil BE- fscsfsed
at this office until ~ o'clock N December f5th,
tS6i, for the tollawiag commlssary stores: lta
1000 harreta Flour-~thoira Kxtra. lea
ss sS laA esstslsS,i s's,ry s1en,h and f'r-
10000 lbs Potatoes Ia barrels. fall head
lined, or Preserved gahny sacks
$4,000 lbs Bacon Shouadera 49, Nsw
smoked IN stgoRg. strapped boxes containing 1tQ
5O,OOo lbs Clear haeon sides 1 NV
Smoked, in strong strapped boxes or casls Par
ties will state tlie kiaa er passages tAa propose
$4,000 lbs fomsny, kiln dried, IL pAtrals
lined.
Also: Scr theh upply ~, Fsssh .ResF 20 the L. $
General Hospital, aud tlfss Troops arece8vinS asu.
plies AZ this pQst commencing on the teth 81
DeeemAeF, ls6i, ard -enSlasgf 81 the 10Th day u
April, 1s85, Saii Be6f 10 % from steers 10 te
fve years old and over, to weiKh-net-essl, bet
less thar tfv n. The Tkeaf 70 hpsaGui arid Whole
some, Win neeks, shanks, and kidney taiow. *.
clnded.
Anerasles g bg q, ne b,st n 4li.v, ami . b
delivered Zee 81 expeAse 70 the Unftad States fsr
drayage, Sc sttthe 4. s Subsistence st6rehous e,
at the time specified in the proposal No eAtan.
ssea Of time Of delivery win shc sraated any
Aeiasi ,arS Is roqefsslin ail s..es. d tia rule
no exception will DC made under any elreumstan.
ooeperass must Do oeshes bast kiud. ent every
Nc charge for packages allowed
MARKED sanlpesat zach artiele must accom-, man \
the proposals except fof msatsy and must 81 n.
erred TO Therein.
All articles will be csrelgsllg inspectsi bv an In
speetor On lthe part Of shesunisea Statsa. ana oe
article will be received OF paid Tor until il las
passed this inspection saad = certificate IA tiat
efeet has been attache,-t to tho oesinal bin & T
BASH package must have marked on h, distinct.
IL and plainly the uanf5 ana address OF the seller
the name OF the article, the groSs tafc ana net =
Proposals Nkl be rveetSesl tarl tla whole or ar
any part Of the quantities reqntpc3. r
A copy OF this advertisement IL slap from ,
neWspel,crA muss Be alt0ahuh 10 eash pror.1sal
Baass proposals will he furnished ~ this of3ce
Proposals must Be enclesel Ia = SEALED enVe3as,e
addnSssf to the u5aaersf <aesi 4nd endorsed PRO
posais fer SuhssstsAce Sesrpsv,s
PAYMENTS to ha made in sUch fpcdS as may i
supplied BY thp Treasury NJ the United States
checks FOR EeriaseAses Of 1aaaheasnsss.
The RICH tIis reserved 10 vgie~t auy er sif rrcpa
sails, II such accuse should ee deemed bY tAe a.
dersigtie ioN the benefit q the Gsycrha, nj.
Proposals. must ie sisEned BY the parties them
selves, an3 not by clerk, ageutss Sc,
bldders are invited to be present ~ be opening
OF the cfdS.ee4.zas ~ F.nffs EHRNAN
: decs-dN - rCcmmtssary Il Subsistence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
Indiana Items.


Says the Connersville Times 81
We understand that The track of de
Conuersville and New Castle junction.
Railroad has been secured. az least
enough to complete the road to Cam
bridge City, and we presume that tire
work Of laying the track will commence
in q short time.
This may DO gratifying intelligence 10
our citizens, who have long been waitlng
for some more pleasant and expeditions
way Of travelling that in an old dilapids.
ted coach, dra"n By poor, oyersoFked
horses. -
The operations in hogs closed here
yesterday. Caldwell Il Co, have
slaughtered 1900 hogs during tho sea
son.
A gentleman bought hog, the other
day, At s6,5S per hundred 10 gold.
Barns have been recently burned in
Allen and Adams eounties. The Fort
Wayne SeatineI Is Of the opinion that
they were set on FIRE By barn.burners.
We think it quite hkely.--Neso Albany
Ledger
Allen aud Adams counties are psssi-
lent Copperhead counties, and Ike Sal
Ivan, indulge in the luxury Of ipeeh
diariea.
The Sullivan Democrat says:
Butter commands 80 cents pcund In
this town, eggs % ceuts dozen. That
what we call putting on city airs.
To which the New Albaoy Ledge,
very justly replies.
| Oh, 40, Democrat, yoa iaek % cent
per pound on butter, and - cents pea
dozen on eggs % reach city prices
Thanksgiving day was net yery gen
orally observed ia tbis place. Religion
services were held III the Meth6da
Church We did not notice any suspen
sion Of business; If lheFe was aay dc
ference, we thought ii rather mora 6risb
than usuaL--Suitiraa Democrat
Not very eredtable 10 your town
Democrat Il. Ledger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

GENEROSITY. 1.-The President Of the
Louisville Refugee commission received
last week beautiful letter from Hav. III.
w. Foote. minister Of the Stone Chapel.
Boston, inclosing check lor ffteea
hundred and lire dollars Mr.. Eoote
writes that the money was pat into his
hands voluntarily, without auy sort al
solicitation, in response to au appeal
which he made to his congregation on
Sunday, November 70, in behalf Of the
refugees collected near Louisville.
Those noble men and women Of Bos.
ton are a. graceful "a they are munif,
cent in their benetaetions. "Tbe hearts
OF Massachusetts people are nos cold,
nor their hands closed 90 their suffering
fellow-eountrymen in the Southwest -
LoHisriue Press
What horrid people those Boston
fanatic" must be. That il almost A.
bad as giving refugee negroes employ,
ment TO keep them from starying o.
stealing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

~ Our friend Silvsrthorn, the able
aud popular associate editor of the
Evansville Journal, has formed quite an
attachment for the ladies of our city,
and IS desirous Ct having them move
up. Hear. him:
8 A GAs1xs -Nr D. " LUX, sditer Of the
Shaggneet5En Mercury vzs aasaes few days sgss
the happy recipient 81 = Gaming b she fafr ladies
- vhswnsess@Hs Tie eaas used upon tbs oeea-
sea was 81 sissaEs ard saaaabls gold headed one,
iEserihea - foEIcws
" Froua tbs Loyal Ladias Of shAwnsea0wn - ..
~ Lssk. SEQ
. The FEDERAL Union - IL must be prsseEv@4.'
Mss Carrie Il mutsr gsed the c4ue that o,seA
Sos a-n g1se tn handsome young gsntlsnan =
rie-epf hag raiadi asd o. the mInds Of her asso-
Gates.
Lnsk. from . faw remarks h made. Hessssa
rather 10 enI9y tbs punishment.
We sort u Ike ths ladies Of shAwBeet0wE, and
apEe they viii all EaoFs ~ hsrs.
We expect, if the truth was known, il
| fs not their removal that Mr. SilEeFshorn
desires, bus the Gaming. -lSkauneeto.cu
Mercury
Now, Lusk, you ought not to have told
| that We didn't mean to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

sGB~ Drivers Of all sorts Of vehicles
along the thoroughiares Of this inetFop-
obs should bearsiu mind that the law
gives the first rightto pedestrians az az
street crossings aud therefore, 90 slow.
under peril OF being mulcted through a
peradventure by q proving policeman.
State Sentinel
A man paid several dollars ia this
city, tho other day, TO learn the above
fact, or was ordered to pay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
Oily NEWS.

SOLDIERS Monument FUsD We learn
that the total receipts at the Flag Pre-
sentation, on Tuesday evening, for the
soldiers fund, we're 1920. Expenses,
S. This is 8 much less sum than we
had expected 10 see realized.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

Gra CR.TTEEDEE ASSIGNED TO A Cox
sD.-Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden, Of
Kentucky, who has been out Of active
service since the battle Of Chickamauga,
has been assigned to a cnmmand under
Gen. Meade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

GnAPE VIsEs-There was a rumor
put a1oat on the streets yesterday by
rsbel sympathizers from Kentucky, that
rebel army Of 10000 or 10000 was at
HopkinsyilIe, Ky. The lie was 80
monalrona that il deceived no one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

HORRIBLE MuRDEE-Ons night last
seek, says the New Albany Ledger, a
blacksmith named MeBrier. residing in
Charleston, Clark county, was shot in
bis own house, while sitting By the ffe,
By some person on the outside, ~ho mnst
have removed slat in the windoa shut
ter for the purpose. McBrier died al
most Immediately. The murderer has
not been arrested, and + is not known
who committed the coaardly deed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

PgasoYAf~-We are glad to meet in
tse eny our handsome and elegant
young friend Billy Gwynn, Of the
famous house Of Foster, Gwynn 4 Co,
Mpuphia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
GROCERIES, sc.

kTEW HAAlas 1000 Lie SUGAR CURED
IN uama af WI. CAhpN ELLIS
Family gFucarY,
ID EEF TONGUES ietozgn sagar Cand Beef
NEW u0MlNY.-- l0 bbla White Film. Hamiay
IN at WAL 0ALDWELL's.
ONIONS. = 8 bbis eholea onlasisat =
" No. . FIRST STREET
DueKwHEAF FLoUg.-7s saaka renuayi3a.
ID mia Buck wheat Htouf sc
CAhDWEhL's
hhIED ApPLEs,---A ohalca article 90 b. bad Is
~ a uALDWkLLa,
CHEEsE 40 hoxra aant,uaa Cbeeas aud 10
~ Pine hprie Chsese - - ~ = -
wa. ChLDWELL'a.
CRAEBERRtEs.--A choieo article 60 De had Al
~ No. FtEsT STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NroEHCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
= EArsaoEsA sH aersfe1ore existizE between C.
8 = AlsieF : tais day SOLVED by mutual cen.
sent. TIE basfae=s vii be eArriea o., IN NJ =
= Sc, = ho IA collect al debts dSe and pay ali
G MILLER,
J. MILLER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

PETROLEUM TX SoUrHEEs INDIANA
Over seven thousand acres Of land, says
the Louisville Journal have been leased
in Perry county, Indiana, by a. wealthy
Louisville company, for the purpose Of
operating in the oil business Opera
tons on Little Blue river, Crawford
county, are also going ahead, with every
promise Of success We Likewise learn
that several leases have been taken IN
the southeastern portion Of Harrison
county for the same purpose Persesa
acquainted with the subject have 1o
doubt that oil rnay be obtained Ia iasge
quantities in many places along the
Southern border Of the State, and thai in
a few years large business will be done
ia that line
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
,1MEDTCAI.

fIffE CONFESSIONS AND ExPgRIEgoE OF
4 Az fsvkLFn.
kuhltshsa for the benefit and ~ caution - vammx
men snsi athers wha suffer from Nerves. Iehility
Frv0afufs Decay Of Manhood. SC Supplying -
&te aame time the saaan= ct assf ears. by one
she has ears hiaasaif after undergoing consider.
AhAa gus1hagTs By ehrteslng postage paid al
dresssti euxsss. s}aEte copies mar h hAa ~ the
anthoFs NATHANIEL MAYFAIn, Esq.,
ae9- lmaAw ngeekiyn, Kings Co. ny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

12s~ That big baby at the Fair last
night was drawn by our gallant friend
Harry Walker, clerk OF the Ida Handy.
A good start for HaFry.-Neso At5alsy
Ledger.
Was it a live baby, Chariey2 Lucky
dog. il i was.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

ANOTHER CoPrERuEAD PAPER GoSE M
rus BoARD. - The Cambria penn, }
Democrat one Of the most psstiferous
Gopperhead sheets in Pennsylvania, an
nounees that il Is apparent that the
enemy" not the rebels, as we might
iunoeently suppose, but the Administers
tion--" is determined to crush beneath
his iron heel, every journalist who shall
dare to impugue his motives or question
his conduct" Therefore, the editor OF
the Democrat not being disposed to
suffer martyrdom," has concluded in
imitation of his brethren in this State
aud elsewhere, TO make "virtue Of
necessity" by quietly giving mp the
ghost.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

A REBEL LErTEE The State Se1stiqeE
Of Tuesday contains letter from Druid
to the World. None bnt a rebel could
write such letter. and none bat rebel
sYmpathizer would publish Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
Fresh Vaccine Virus
lust RECEIVED AID F0h SALE AT
d 3Nl sgHLAhPFkk'h Dug piprf
Pure Medicinal. Llanors.

TIVE FOLLOWING P0kB AND uHADuL-
Madeira, CAtawDa, Ctaret and sherry Wihesg Cog.
naa, fsach aud Apple ilFanhiss nfplrben, Old
Times, Family. Rye, Old D6mtniDa, wheat Hsa
Tonic VII skies; Old Tpm, Oh Lopd0h, Cordial
aud fIolhnd Gins and SamsiHss Euai, jast reeeivsa
ahd for sale A.
sCHLAEPRHR's prug efofo,
Corner Main end Second htreetss
Fvanavflta. Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

TOO Tickets, at So. 90 Each.
81 The gsada are To - rnt in At ths Cost pftcc,
and all rsesipEa, aftss parting hax tbs geaas ard
expenses, IA BE- disposed Eor tbs teusflt Of the
poor. q majority Of The ticket haldsrs may de-
tsrnaine ~ tbs Concert.
The Concert and Drawing to take
Place as Soon as the Tickets
AIR = ALL SOLD
Tickets ssid a. A. C. Haltoek s Drug store, shsr-
wDod House, Baek's Jewairy store, AID MaFrsn
a CsHysgtonss Maia Street.
dscs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
c. MILLER.
DEALEE N
Groceries and Dry Goods.

CORNER LIEF AID FIRST STREETS.
EgroULB RESPECTFULLY TyFoRw HIS
y old friends that BE has purchassd the eaeire
stock o. the above srm, sad would rssp~etfzlFy
aolfcis eansinu2nes Of the iargs patronage We
sfnys ksresSfsrs rseaivsd. dsee-2z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

And, besides, what do you suppose Mrs.
: would cay If she shoald chance to see
your paper containing the above. FIe
on YOU. Lnsk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
Fl. J. sCHLAEPFERs
Readl ed !! .!

gyYKEY PERaOa wIsnIRggT0 PpNCHAs %
~ a nice present f0r tne holidays wiiIaSsNsii ~
calling At sehia pfafg Drug Store, corner 81 Main
and aseUnd blragis, aud exqmtno his iAtss 60 +
wsl selected stock combating u beautiful safie
ty u Velvet, Wire, and Morocco Puraes, Foss
Monalsa and wallets. Alsb. A barge YA5i4sF II
Hair, NAH, Toogh shaving and Cloth Brushes
The latest styles ~ Handkerchief Extracts, Col
ognes, Pomadles, Hairl uis, Tooth Powders aad
Pastss. Lilly Whfls, EaHGe Soaps Toilet atatd q
and sets, Puff Boxes aud pefaiRn at snchsi g
.IH AgHbA VI u. aEl4ns Aters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rav. l.. acclepB, of alehisaa. viii prsaeh
- the hspttsF fscrtas Reaas, corner Of Chestnut
sud Canal. "a sAhbsfh aaxt At less o'eieek = ~
7ha public afe fesrsetfsilly Invited dsc9-at
lsivffs aessies witl - bald ~ "a. PaHts Church
on sasasY n'araiag sad essning. Rev. Mr. spaald-
lbs osEle issiag Aees-At
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

BE CAnEFuL or FIREs.-Fires at this
season Of the year are peculiarly dan
gerous, and rs attempls are being made
in most 81 the principal towns and cities
Of the United States 10 create eouaagrs.
tom, il behooves the citizens aud au-
tborHes Of Evansville 10 be on theiF
guard
An ordinance to dispose Of Migrants
is especially necessary in our city.
There are too many vagabonds prowling
aroand-men without visible means OF
suunorL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

Bar The SLvsgTHoRs is the most re-
markable Of the thorn species lisa
native Of the United States, Bat very
sparsely planted While in Evansville
few days since We bad the pleasure Of
seeing ons OF them, which We can assure
our readers, is the-aost singular thorn
we have any knowlejgs Of LISA beautI-
full Specimens Of nature, aud may be seen
at the JearRGl Office in thai city. and Il
may be that the associate editor Of that
paper may be able to throw some addi-
tional light upon its growth and uses,
We shall wait and see,--SkaEHeetopn
AsreaTy.
We're you to see the eapse Of little
Si5cer-thorns growing up around ear
hearthstone, yen would not thiak the
species had been 50 sparsely planted
Bat valuables are generally rare, espe-
sially sileer and geld, and sich.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

ga The news from Nashville is very
unsatisfactory and indefinite. We do
not understand why the Government
does not advise the country Of the exact
situation in that region.
II Kentucky is to be invaded We ought
to know ii at as early period as posi-
bile. The people OF the Northwest, II
notified in time, can take all proper care
of Hood and his tatterdemalions.
is His advent into Kentucky will be the
signal to sound his death knell,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

S~ We saw st the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, the fines. stock Of holiday
books that were ever brought into this
eity-bibles-and albums as high Is $50.
and then again as low as $l.25 Yes-
terday, Mrs. Fl. Shultz drew an elegant
silver plated ice pitcher, worth so, on
q book at S. so; Miss Jennie Harding.a
small gold watch worth $50 al retail, on
a bible at s12; Ms. james Tucker, q
fine caster; J. j. Loagwerth. a large
guard chain, valued at so; Mr. r
Bryan, fine writing desk, worth SIS
Frederick Alexander. 4 photograph al
bum, worth so, and many others
Every book purchased draws a gifs. and
you pay no more for q book than a. any
other place, as We can testify from oar
own experience. They have 5ast re-
received an invoices Of four cases Of,
splendid new books eissz8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
BRAN.

DTCH COUNTRY DRAN-JusT RECEfyKn
II . tons Of Fiah CuHnsFy Bean faF aaie -
HAFHGEsT q WHfTTAkKBNs
daaa Ne. Water stFsas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
ELECTION.

FIRST National Bank of Evansville,
Indiana.
FINHE STOCKHOLDERS or THIS BANK
4 wiii mnet % Tass&sy. January lush, tae5. a.
the banksug Hease. ha&wus llsa haaEs Il aae aaa
four uelack -. fss She parpose u efseklms nine
BlFeetoFa for tbs ensuing year.
Ma. r. PACE. C&shIas.
Dee STA issa ases.AtaAtw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

R1- It's 50 pleasant ana agreeable to
meet with the polite attention one re-
calves At Taylor q Co's, together vita
their immense quantity. and variety Of
gents wearing apparel, that it's impos-
sible to 20 away without adding to those
necessary comforts which % 10 make up
the sum Of LIES pleasures and happi-
Tssss Il il better than gFeeabaeks-
9,,,,r4 ,,res;sas than gald
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
Scratch ! Scratch / Scratch

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AsURE CURE FUR IRON. WABASH
II Scratches and tiiiuals Mango. This prepsra.
tion, cling hHid, obyiatas AL tls dfassrf eaki p
AM gummy qualities of uintihant Price ~ eelsti
pes bottle FOR sale 10
sUHLAEPFEg's Drug sto o,
corner Hlanf asld sesona 8treasa
decs Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09
III ED.

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81 mersaHsA Bind. La. "a November "a. issA
wnerta Hasar HATuuHsr, % The 9th Rsgisaent
fa3isna Volunteers, son 81 James and Rlaanar
nayifnfs'. y csntrg se~Hsasp, vasdsrbwrsh
county. Tad. agaa ~ ywara ant months.
The Fua~faf vii saks pisee On saturday morn-
gas. psessaber t9th. Ises. AZ the MecasshaoHvilie
graveyard.
FsleHaa a the fzusIiy are rsspsetiy lavitsd 10
attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-09

TEAvELEg's IxsEEAscE CoEPAsY.-
Or A. G Haiiock, Of this city, has been
accredited az agent Of tbs Travellers In
saranoe Company, Of Hartford, Conn
This Company insarea against acct
dents Of every haractsr, and ia peculiar
y adapted 10 the wants of mechanics
Who are liable to accidents that viii rem
der them anlit to pursue their callings.
Ten dollars premium secures q policy
for s., 600, and also S25 per week com
| peaaatiop for personal injury ineapaci-
ating tue assured from his ordinary busi-
nesa. twenty-five dollars premium Sc
chres fuii policy for 5000 and $25
| per geek for compensation for al and
every description Of accidents, travelling
or otherwise.
Every nan should call upon DR. Hal
lock aud secure = policy.