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is Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation

But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special Act Of Congress erey al boR{s and Trcasugv
ao'es troH iorri tratio. On the average hs exerup
non IS worth about two per cent per according to
tl sa;c st u ,aua N various parts of the country.
IL s hecyei that sccurisi,s offer great uao-s
merts Z" lenders those issued re -oyeuuet In
p otaeT forms Of mt,hsodHee he faith aiI.g oI
uriva.e lar.s-. s1".6 cumrics separate cou.ru
ptes only, Is pledged for payment whic ja- whole pro
ery the country j. held to the discharge o4 ~!
The obligations Of the United States.
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STEQ = B salIs

tAME to the premises Of tho subscriber on s ,f inst
- red and white hui, sUpposod br five gc,-s oh
The owner requested e., come .l prove t-are-.. nm,
charges and axe Esm away pIAS iI.Fg! + i'
Sept. 30 ly6i-3t Hy0creU yo,r,.bio
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
White & Moor's Malt Coffee.

GSoNTAINING portion of the best Java Coffee The
Ohe<hiest and cheapest substitute for coffee in the
world Pricn 20 cents per pound. For sale at the bar
gain store Of q. r. X W. OSrtR.
March Is. lS6i-tf
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

Gentlemen; In reply 10 your inquiry as to the effect
produced By the Of HooiianG Gcrnsn Ittors in
lfy faIily have hesitation saving that II las been
highly bcnef cal In instance. Of dyspepsia
thirteen years Standing anu which had become very dis
rcssin the OF bottle gave decided relief the see
ond ,ectiag cure the third it seems has confirmed
the FOR there has been symptoms of It's rctucn Tor
ihe last six years In my individual use OF ind il
be unequal 4 tonic and sincerely recommend its u-e
ts the sufferers
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM.
I-u- S.rr., -
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81 ) r f w A r d!

NEVA los. ia The village Of Bloody Run 22nd inst,
w aSMALL SINGLE CASED GOLD WATCH
The above reward viii be paid any person who RAY
find and return The watch to
Say o Pa. Aug. %, 1854.
S.rt. . IeGl--3t DAVID PCDERBAUGH.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
All National banks

IS II n are icpo-i.arirs IF Public money. and all
Rr.spE FABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
r1.n.a, b country, ,actnE agents of he National
Depository Blu&sy VIII farnsh further information
..,a. irr.io'. aud
tr#aED rE EGV FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
t.r g. lSri-lm.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Jors B. WIcKERsuAM.


From Julius Lee. Esq firm Of Lee Walker the mos
extensive Music Publishers IN the United States No. -
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February S;h 1864.
Niessrs Jones q Eyans-Gentleman Ny mothsr-fn-
law hn, been greatly benefited by your HOofauds Ter
Bittyrs that concluded try myself find IL to
lie invaluable tonic and uuhcsItsiugly recommend
AL whoare suffering from dyspepsia. have had tLa.
disease in It's obstinate oTm-da;ulcace-!ur many
wears, and your Btters hlS given case when every
tAing else had Iallcd. ours truly, JELIus Lee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
FALL, STOCK lFAEL,
1864. Now in Store. lS64-
w E have just received handsome assortmentof
.S'EVg' F.FEEl GOODS.

Embracing Prints, Delanes. Mohairs. Apaca-, Rpaha
zines Plaid Striped and Plain anil lail b..
Collars and Sleeves in Sets Hoop skirts best make and
latest styles.
Ginghams, Table Diapers. rierings Canton P'apnels
Shiytin, Stripes, Cottonades Sheeting, and Shifting
Musns Of standard makers.
White, seaclc soIrerino, Grey and Plaid Shifting
FIauues.
Clob.. Cassimeles, sa,ires, kentucky rcan., Ready
Goats and vests
Hosiery ard Glove. scarfs ard Neekt'e-, L nen nnl
Paper >hr. Collars and fronts
Hats every style quality and color.
Boots and Shoes il great variety mads,t3 ordsr cal
aud them they speak for themselvcs.
Groceries, Prime Rio Coffee, extra fine Young Hy7on
Imperial and Ooioug Teas.
Prepared and Essence Of Coffee Sugar, Syrup, Rice
Chocolate, Spices &c
Chewing Tobacco and Segars Of choice brands.
EENSWARE, SALT, MACKEAEL. &c.
Together with srcar variety Goods to which cal
the early attention OF buyers
Termcs CASH unless otherwise specified
Bedford Sept. Is, 6i-te G R. & W. OSTER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

EE'l DC FeceiNeu AZ LALo OlHct iHilncglate applcd
Ntion should be made. IT,
II The IYorIRER IS a better medium than any. other
paper for communicating with the people Of Bed
ord county. It has circulation Of over twelve
haudrcd and steadily increasing, Advertisements
in this paper. reach q thousand readers more that
shey woald published in anv other paper that circu-
la.es in tlIs county. d
g. give tie lists Of drafted men IL this county.
South Woodbury., St. Clair ScheIlsburc and [ Cnion
excepted, which we could net procure IN time for
sthis wee they VII be given next week.
We are IN receipt OF interesting communications
which We have not been able TO use for the past two
ser thso. weeks We shall try very hard to give our
geo iers some of the mo=s Interesting ext T7cet.
81 WINERY much regretthc temporary eccssity, tnat
prevents US from giving greater variety and amount
of matter. Our very heavy pressure of election
printing the presswork for our large edition, and
the lack Of force. are sufficient causes for the present
fiefccntcies ofthe IyQU1EER as our readers VIII no
doubt readily believe. We think there is a good
prospect OF relief and improvement close at hand,
sur power press is on the way from New York and
srlll be in operation we hope within week; our
ssorking force viii aiso be permanently increased
and We feel confident thatw we shall be able to make
the IyqraEH more deserving Of sapror. than it ever
has been
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Qlle a}elfortl 3tnqnirer,
fOF0Rn PA. FRIDlY. SEPT 30, 1857,

Az APPRENTICE, "a boy about sixteen years old, IN
egent and ndustrious to learn the art Of printing
v'll be received at this Office Immediate apphca
ion should be made. IT,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
70 COySC NPTiEES.

Corsrmptive sueacr win receive valuable 0-cFrrp-
tion for the cure of Consumption. Athma, RTonchitns
and all throat md Lung affections free Of charge ~
sending their a&dres.
Rev EDWARD A. WILSoF,
Williamsburg.
NiGgs Co,
sent. % 4 lSG5.-2n* Taw York.
EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Gen. Koontz in Franklin.

u IMMENSE UNION GArHERyG-CorFRoru N A
SEaGL.-0ne of the largest political gatherings Of
ehe kind ever held in Chambersburg, met at Brown
Hotel on Tuesday evening Of last week, to hear
Gen. Wn. II. koontz the Union candidate for Con-
gress- After the organization had been completed,
Gen. koouH was introduced, and was received with
hearty cheers. lie spoke over an hour discussing
The gaeat issues in a most candid earnest and elo-
qnen. manner, and ELECTED the warmest commenda-
sons Of his friends and expressions af respect even
from his political foes. He exposed in a master
VI manner the treachery cf the Democratic lead
rs in attempting to -,islead the people from
fhe interests Of the government by Peace platform
and a quasi War Candidate. His review Of Cen
&c eiian position in the higest degree credit
Abie and entirely unanswerc,ble He INDUCED in no
personsI abuse-nO low assaults; but stated his posi-
Aehs with tne utmost caador and eutidated them
IN cearneSs and force. Being stranger to most of
hn audience, he surpassed all expectation as stun
peF and cogent reasoncr, and left the Union men
nos enthusiastic in his support and proud of their
nolFd-oearer. We cannot pretend to give even
syhopsis Of his remarks
Aiter he had concluded. Mr.. Mcclure was called
ioF' ana ne responded in a few pointed illusions to
H
peutor OF Gen. koontz. lie stated that the Office
Ct otConsress was the most important position to be
n'ied Il the October election and urged the people
g elect Gen. hoontz because he would vote for ev
cry measure necessary to sustain our armies IN Inc
ted to pay our brave soldiers to fu nm ,ba;r
ranks, and 70 maintain the credit Of the government
ne stated that against Gen. Cofro.h personally he
had nothing to say; bat Of his official record he
mus speak lie 'aid that Gen. Cogrolk hal nere,
epfed for oHy measure To MI up the racks Of our q,
ni'e' or to raise means to pay them; and said the
SpeaEer' make the statement knowing that am IN
ne presence and within hearing Of Gen. Coifroth
himself
"hen the government wanted revenue to paw the
scioiers, who were four months without their waeas
Iongress was appealed to for revenue 10 enaLIo
mem to be paid, and to sustain the gorerpro,,-
sereai'' Against measare-the only one By which
the means could be procured to pay our soldi,r,-
Sen ColFofh voted at every stage of the proceed
'Angs. Does he denyit? Gen. Cofr5th did not an.
sUsF, and the vast meeting cheercd most hear,;l,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
DREDa s6A q ~ q
~ asa$ 2aa 4 ~ 9S "a aa
or VALUABLE
G.caI ESkaEc-

A. Il - = * d
rI'Hn undersigned viii offer at public oot-ery oa the
l. premises
Or FRIBAT tha 2sth Of October,
the following described real estate VIZ:
Ills lsra of limestone laul ia South WooI4grv Town
ship 70 li9ri County. adj ,nsng aai- Of 5a rh ui cr
Dam! Mi"t' heirs ant others cput,iljr- f.re. aI,
d T"-hcs and allowance. ,a1J y acre. Il and IN a
good state Of cultivation. the aalsrcr tim er isni.
he other imWoymeuts ere good house "Hd barr With
s-h"r buildings. aai orchard "i gr1us trees.
'@ % 10 commence ~ o eiors .ai ia.. pue alton
lance wal, be given aad tetn~ ut4e a ,,n Oh dEy Of
sale,
sept 20, ieG!-ts. JAMES .aEArftA5.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
CALL Ar the NEW STORE!

: rs Stu'f. II. TtrE has received handsome a-sor
IA meat If
Gz0.4HS. .Es.3.S"TEL LIS .I.H'6D BUSTERS,
he newest styles large assormen. Of ShaIls. Dres
Trimmings, and Fanry ooJs, which wall be sold cheaper
than be got elsewhere.
Ennmcis k.Gss, Gibbons Gad EYO1rers,
always hand
Bedford sept. 18TH, tsGl-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

We ARE often surprised to find so few SEWING
MACHINES in use, in our section Of the country. In
the large cities, every family has its sewing Machine
and they would be rithout one for ten times its
cost. It IS certainly the most useful and econom-
ra invention Of the age. and we advise our readers
to hesitate longer but see to getting one of these
labor and life saving Machines. There are great
many kinds of Sewing Machines, and we have taken
some pains to examine into their respective merits
and have come to the conclusion tnat the WHEELER
4 WuSoy, HIcHEsT PREMIUM SEWING NAcumE, is
decidedly the best.
These uaeqaaiIed Machines are adapted to every
varietv Of sewing fo- taray wear, from the lightest
muslin 20 the heaviest cloths. They work ej Ially
wei upon silk. linen woolen and cotton goods. with
Sill rat,on or linen thread. They will seam, quit
gather hem fell, cord, braid bind. and perform
cry kind Observing. making beautiful and perfect
stitch alike on both sides Of the article sevcd The
sewing will never rnrayel or wash ont
The Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machines are so
simpe that a child can work kthcm with ease. Printed
instlcons are sent with every Machine, SO that any
one can operate them without any trouble or dicul
ty. Every Machine IS warranted and lie money
returned /. not entirely satisfactory.
Over Fifty thousand Of the celebrated Wheeler
q Wilson Sewing Machines are sold every year, and
yet the demand IS so great that they can hardly be
suppied as fast as ordered. Machines are earthly
packed ana sent in good order to any portion the
country.
We hope cur readers will write st once to the Wheel
er d Wilson Agency, No. 7O4 Chestnut Street Phil
adelphia. and get one Of their Almanacs for 1865.
and specimens Of the work done by the Machine, al
Of which they viii send by mail free Of charge to
an address. We should be glad to see an Agency
for the Wheeler h Wilson Sewing Machine estab-
lished in our locality. We know them to be tEc
best most simple and cheapest machine in use.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
PUBLIC SAAE
OF
r. n ETSEatG

- virtue Of an order of the Court of Common Pleas
ID of Bedford County. The Subscriber viii sell at pun
lie sale on the premises in Southampton Township
On SATURDAY The 18th Day Of Oct. 1864.
the following REAL ESTATE, to wit
One Of hand in said Township. c1ntgininG about
ssxty acres-abou Of which are cleared and under
adjoining lands Of Philip ors, Joseph Mors hc,
fhiip JmphrvT and offers N said township.
Terms cash. ra.e 10 cuGmeu @ at one o'clock p. ".
ARTEM : BENNETT,
Goms.itee ef Jos,gi H'i1icid q LeagUc.
Sept. %. S64--t5.
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[S1r.3 v.

|1ANfK to the promises OF the subscriber in Bloody
I Ran Borough. Saturday, Angus 9TH, one iron gray
mare fourteen and hal hands high, years old heavy
name and tail heavy toTeJop fee bitten about the hea,
tyo white hind feet The owner j. requested come
forward prove properly Iayuhgss and take her away
Otherwise she vii be disposed of according 20 law.
WILLIAM T. GROVE.
BIoony Rry, hug. 18th, ls6l.-3ts
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Ez@CE2y.

HAE to the premises Of the subscriber in West ProTi
I Gcuce Township Bedford County. some time in Az
gust last a dark hTind!e marked by crop off the
right ear aid slit in the left suppressed To be t=o
wears old the requested forward prove
property and take him away.
SOLOMON. VILLAINS.
Sspt 18th 1864 Sept. 23rdl 5t,~
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REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITrERS IS NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS Nd RUN Orr WH3SKEy,
AND CAN'T MIKE DRUNK4RDS,
READ WHO SAYS so:
Eg0B THE Fs0N. lEHoMA& Il. FLORENCE.
FROM TINE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
FROM TIE HON. THOMAS Il. FLORENCE.

GentIemen.-Hnving stated it verbally to you | have
hesitation, in writing he fact that experienced mark
ed benefit from your Hoofands German Bittsrs. During
long and tedious session OF Congress. pressing and uneT-
iut. nearly rrostraei me. kind friend suggest
"a the of the preparations hayc named took his
lycc and the rc.ult improvement OF health,
ed energy. and that particular relief much needed
and obtained. Others may be similarly advantaged if
they desire to he. Truly your friend.
THGNAs g. FLORENCE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
FIRST NATI0NAL BlNK OF ALTOONA,
J. n. Bi-R RNDOLLAR & SOY,

BLOODY RUN, Pennsylvania,
ID ESPECTFUI.LY inform their friends AMI the pub
Ia lie in general, that they receiving and keep
staut1y on hand arge,and wc selected stock q For
eign and Domestic,
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0gW rt(GeGgnta.
ORPHANS COURT SALE,
Esr,rE of JOHN NCANLES. dccea ed IA
II FREEMAN, Auctioneor Valuable
0DA1IA,ANDS

Broad TOP. Bedford Co Under authority o. he ct
phau-' Court for the court Of Bedford,
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 70, 1861. Il u O'Clock il.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
no CLEAR THE HOUSE OF FLIES

EXAMINATIONS or TEACHERS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
Camp Douglas Gossip.

The rush of prisoners to take the oath
and enlist in the navy is immense. On
entering the camp yesterday, about Ii
o'clock, we saw an immense crowd OF
dark-looking people. in bronzed suits OF
much worn toggefy, surrounding the
Post Suffers store, recently turned into
Chapel, for alternate use by blue coats
and brown. Elbowing our way into the
crown, we tried to find out what the mat
ter was.
"What's going on here?"
oval, We see, ives tryin to git chance
into this yer navy business; most of Us
wants to listf" said specimen of the
"fair white trash
By q great deal of Juggling and elbow
ing we got into the sanctum, where two
doctors and as many assistants were put
ting reb through his PAGES, testing 8
mans wind and limb for the gunboai
service, BY trotting him out. We found
that the doctors were determined to have
none but the sound ones
Two fine, stalwart chaps have been Sc
leeted, and from what We have seen, Va
think the men are sincere in desire Il
escape the damps Of prison life ant
try their fortunes under Uncle Sam
Those who are willing to go have no hom
ties in the South to cut loose from ii
and are amongithe class who have largel
aided the South. because they were mer
adYenturert-C Chicago Journal, Dec. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
.nn spoIlIng The EIoauenee.

The Refund Table, a weekly paper re-
Gently started in New York, aud appa-
rently destined to hold high place and
WELD a wide influence, in one of series
of "reminiscences of Washington Irving,
tells the following capital story. We
have seen something like 1t before, but
nothing so wellsdone. Ftisnot hard to
Imagine how the eloquent and flute
voiced Mr.. Williams felt when he saw
his /" pathetics 'hoso ludicrously MUIR
dered:
The case, if we remember rightly, was
an act of murder Mr. Williams, of
course, on the ground of his power over
the jury, was for the defense. His pero-
ration was exceedingly touching and
beautiful:
Gentlemen of the Jury" said he, "if
can find this unhappy prisoner at
TT guilty offthe crime for which he
befed, after the adverse and ire
SEM arguments which I have laid
eeon f,pronounce your fatal verdict.
to reeeiyie in chains upon the dun
bosom citing the death which he is
heads on " hands; then go to the
non can M families-go lay your
The effect ofws-sand sleep, If
the great legal Or
ing; but by-af2d-bytoslng words % OF
had volunteered ITO fOs at nrst thrill
attorney, arose al. ID saidhogger, VINO
g1fGsatEemea % aahe prosecuting
despaiE, after Sarl ssssiT 8. Ia, !
has been made to - SINCE s ls1 =
of saying anything y az - sWnlch
eloquence. L neS 2 Vans w y.
speak that piece q VI 6saSN us
he spoke It Jest nova - =
speak it in a case Q. ~ =
Shaghticoke; then he splH
case Of rape, up to Eson g r,
last Tune I heerd it, before les 8
when them niggers was tried-aSs@
voted, too, they was-for robbino far
Van PelYs hen.hopse, over beyond H
ton. But never knowed him to $.
1t so elegant and affectin' as wbat
spoke it Jest now"
This was posesl1 The ;ury is6,lks,
one another, whispered together. and
pettfogger saw at once that he had
them. He stopped atonce,sciosine !,
the single remark: 8 If you cant
gentlemen of the jury, that tLis
speech don't answer all casea !
thsre no esezof my saving anvil
znoreR any =
And there wasn't He had made
case, and they awarded him their
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

IA A good joke was perpetrated by
rebel prisoner captured at Chickamau-
ga. The rebelewas looking atone of our
guns, and remarked that he didn't
think that the Yanks would use them big
guns much longer .sWhy not p in
qnired the Feds because" said he,
"ths Confederacy is getting SO narrow
that yeu'l FIRE clear oversit and hit your
men'on the other side. . - -. -. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
RAILR0Al REGLsEElR.
River n ews.


The rain commenced falling yester-
day morning. The forenoon was miser-
ably damp and unpleasant At noon it
blew cold and froze very rapidly. A
colder wind, mingled as it was with sIeet,
we have not experienced so far this win
ter. 1t struck through the warmest
clothing and alnFest froze the marrow
IN ones bohes,l & go - -
The Superior with light trip. Of pas
sengers and freight, left at 2 O'Clock for
Cairo. She looked a thing of beanty in
her new coat Of paint, aud'Mill gladden.
the eyes of travellers on. the lower Ohio
by the splendorsof her accommodations
The Unpleasant weather put stop to
business operations on The levee We
saw nothing going on worthy of notice.
A few drass, here and there, es%ound their
solitary wayup and down the landing,
denesitiug here a. harrelSandtherea box,
but they acted as if .undet scompulsion.
| The exeellent0 little steamer Mason,
willdeaSe our city for, R6rnsey, oa Green
River on Saturday. The "a day Of Jan
uary, 422-olcfock.- At Rumsey,. she
viii connect with the steamer DB:Gsmp-
bell, which leaves that opoint afof Bow
ling Green on Saturday morning Pas
sengersfof Bowling Green, will. find this
a pleasant and speedy route.
=The=steamerTF arascon will be thu
regular packet for Louisville today
The fine steamer, Gen. Anderson, vii
be tte packet for Padpcah and Cairo to
day. Those contemplate making q tril
downEthe-siiFeF,- Should not fail to be Of
| hand. IN time e-,7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

.n, mEASs A sMILE--Which will you do.
smile ans make others happy or make
EVERYBODY as2nnd you miserable ? Yon
cap ave aneky beautiful flowers ! ~ -
s slngilg BIRDS orr the mire, surrou q
b bsnr; 1y loss ann nos The amount of
ealculable, if you will sheerlo uuee is IN
face, kind heart, and SPEAK - SInlllng
words. On the other hand, by so 3nleasant
cross words and q fearful disposifoSNks
you can make hundreds unhappy almos,
beyond endurance. Which viii you doP
Wear a pleasant countenance, let ioy
beam in your eye, and love glow on your
forehead. There is no joy SO great as
that which springs from a kind act or a
pleasant deed, and yoa may feel it al
night when you rest and at morning
when you rise. and through the day when
about your daily business.
q al 3 q 2 y " Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /. VII
IN LIAM G. BGPP LIE. Coll ctor Of the City Of
Evansville. between the hours of and 70 o'clock
A. n. and and o'clock p. NJ, on MONDAY
JANUARY 1ITR, 1854, will sell at Public Anc-
ton, at the door OF TIE Court House in the City
of Evansville, Indiana the following Lots, parts
of Lots, and prrcefs of Real Estate and Improve
ments, assessed for the payment of City Taxes f.r
the year 1868, Qua from the owners thereof to the
City of Evansvilie-said Taxes feing now due and
unpaid-and for the costs OF said sale; and that
said sale viii Re continued on the next day there
after viz on Tuesday, January 18th. 1864, at two
o'clock p. at the door of the Court House in
Evansville, for tie purpose of selling such prop
erty as may have heen gold on. the day FIRST
above mentioned and not paid for:
| ORIGINAL, PLAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
MRS. ELIZA SpETGLEBFR5

4A1sos LLlAA a6FElITLEBEkL,
THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON
L First street, would respectfully announse TO
,ea tlenas ana patrons that she will close ont the
sacqnss Of the best materials aud latest styles.
Cioth Gloaks and Dress Trimmings and Fancy
1oods's Hair Nets Head Dresses, and many other
dueed prices, as she Intends to make an entirs
change In her business. Persons wishing a bar
gain had better give her cali before PURCHASING
elsewhere. MIS-. ELIZA spETGDEBERG,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
NOTICE.

A LII NANDERBURGHE coUsTY Orders
n ORA wing interests which were indoTssd prior
to August ist, 1865, VIII be redeemed by present.
ing them 10 the County Treasurer No interest
aeeraing after this date win be paid. =.
~ N e.sr eLEB0Y CALVERT.
oseAz7a&HAW County Treasures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
PIANOS.

1.-TWO SPLENDID PIANOS JUST RECEIVED
l. from the manufacturers, and for sale at
d n 60 sWARREN. & C0S4NGrON's,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
LOWER ENLARGEMENT

Hartman George, half of lot 25..........Is 90
do W half of lot 26-..............12 10
Rogers Samrsl, fractional lot o.. .-.-.....I58 30
Sauer Louis, W 22x14s1z # of lot 22.......I7 2S
stiuson & Greathouse, 40z75 feet alley end of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

nRIED FRUtT-l60 bus6eff Dried Peaches
II pealed 200 bushels Dried Apples: zia1 7 y
Aaa AT. ELLToTF'S Family Grocery. =