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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-15

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Ing implements Of I'll finds.
WALTER KELLY ;r."'
Family Grocer / Prevlslen Dealer

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Oand freshest Groceries Of MI kinds Cor family
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NDvvEa1A = oHyRI ANg:R.
AtklCk over Post Office, in Dr.. McCsr,'s
~ HOoonD. Oct7d0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
The Arre., OF Gen. Tonmb..

The Savannah News, Of Sunday, Feb.
lab, gives the real facts of the arrest of
Gen Robt. Tooabs. 1t says the 'frea-
sou" "d'sloyalty," passport aud "oli
women parts of the story in the Rich
mond papers are all fabricsnons. The ew-'
cumsiances are these:
Gen. Tooabs was at Augusta, with a
regiment of State, troops recently muster
ed into The Confederate service for Inn
tied term. and which he commanded. HIS
command was abont, to take the cars for
Slganoah on one Of the cold days Of the
late severe spell. They were to travel in
box cars, and the soldiers, after laying a
place on the'foor of the cars with brick
aud sand, buik fires thereon for the pur-
pose of keeping themselves warm on the
journey. The agent of the road, Mr..
Selkirk, seeing this, demonstrated with
the men, told them it was prohibited By
the rules of the company, and that when
the train got IN motion the fire would blow
abou. and the train be destroyed. He
furthermore is said to have stated that the
train should not leave the depot until the
fires we're extinguished.
Gen. Toombs coming up in the midst
of the alteration between the agent and
his men, declared that the fires should
not be extinguished; that the train should
leave in spite of the agent, and, after
cursing and using much bitter language
toward the latter, had him arrested and
kept in custody by guard. He also
threatened to have the agent cut to pieces
and thrown into the engine for fuel, to-
gether with other direful cslamities to his
corporeal man. Whether the fires were
put out or not, we did not learn, but the
agen', being ouluuubered, offered no fur
ther resistance, and tae train, with the
troops. lefs for Savannah. The agent re-
parted the case to the railroad company,
and on their complaint to the military
authorities Gen. Toombs was arressed aud
carried before court martial. "a q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
HERlFFS SALE.

~ eyArK o. iowa LEE CcrSYr-ss
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court county favor
Of Thomas MARTIN and aeainst John Randolph Mic
v L1se and James Dmond have levied a,on and viii
cell 70 the highest bidder, the fobt Cierks
Oe- VI the Dsricf Court Of Lee County Iowa az keckuk
IN said county, the 18th day Of March, b. 1854
fweso tlss hour Of O'Clock A. " and O'Clock p N
commencing st o'clock Y. NJ of said day. the fsiowins
property, tost Twenty CO. feet mann street by one
hssure md trty l&u1 feet deep commencing seventy
V feet from the corner Of Seventh and bag part
Of lot eleven f11 IN block hundred and six {fssl in
the city u keeksk, Les county, Iowa.
Taken. levied upon and to be sold BY order ihe court
10 satisfy said WI, eiexecution
heokuk. FEB Il, ls64. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee 81 So Eherif of Lee County Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
THE GATE CITY
Aen.sckY in Earne...

AentHcky in EaHness. -
The dosing hosrs J 6fs tie Kentacl
Legislature we're marked with the pas
sage of several vssy-ssriDeent measures
putting that body on decidedly Unior
platform. They were as fpllows: NJ
Alaw Furnishing guefrilasin the severes
possible manner.
Another. by which soldiers in the field
from that State shall BE allowed to vote al
the Presidential election.
Another, by which in civil suits loys!
men may recover double the amount sol
damage they have sustained at the hands
of guerriIas, aud that said damage shall
be paid by assessment on the property -ol
those who are proven secSsaioakta. I'm
case of the death of the head of the fami-
ly whose estates have been impoverish.
ed the widow or orphan heirs nsy re-
cover @A4 '<%s4 s%&NAss y =
Another still, that all juries before
bringing cases of the kind referred to
shall, on each occasion, take the oath Of
allegiance 70 the General Government.
These are very Important u,easures. sud
will doubtless have the effect of testing
whether the lawless bands Of the State
may not End it to their advantage TO un-
dertake some honest calling.
Religious Intelligence.
The trial Of Bishop Coienso has ut
length terminated. the Metropolitan
having pronounced judgment, depriving
Bishop Colenso Of his See, unless, on or
before the 4th of March next, the Bishop
shall file . full, unconditional. and abso-
lutte retraction in writing, Of oil the OBJ
jectionable extracts in London, or like
retraction by April 18th, IN Cape Town.
Dc. ,BIeck handed in, protest against the
legality OF the proceedings and the validi-
ty OF the judgment, and gave notice ofap-
peal. The Bishop of Cape Town said he
could not recognize any appeal except to
his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury,
and he must require that appeal to be
made within fifteen days from that time
The presenting clergy accusing DIR. c..
lenso of heresy on nine counts: lst. HIS
disbelief in the Atonement I'd. His
belief in Justification without any knowl-
edge of Christ. 3D. Ills belief in natal
regeneration. 4th His disbelief in the
enalessuess of future punisbments. 5th
His denial that tie Holy Scriptures is the
word o. God. 9th His denial of the in
spiration OF the Holy Scriptures. It'll.
His denial that the Bible is true history
OF the facts which II processes to describe.
S,h. His denial of the divinity of our
blessed Lord. 8. His depraving, i'm
pusniug. aud bringing into disrepute the
Book Of Common Prayer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Ceuyry-ss.
BY yirrne Of special execution 10 re directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county, III favor
Hiram Barney, and against pemas Aver land also
decree egainst Ssh-AyTes nd Ana Ayres sd seas,,
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bdier
the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the sric torvt Of
day OF March, A. D. 1884 between the hours ~ O'Clock
al H. mda e'eock r n, eon.mentingts o'csrrk r NJ
olsad day. the following property tsit Tesoutmesf
in township sxty-eeyen oIl NORTH Of rangf ava III
west in Lee county, Iowa. - II
Tsksn, eved Spen ami - b. sold BY order ofco, to
1eSkut. Fe6' 81 1854. ISRAEL ANDkIEoN,
printrf,e Fees 81 So Sheriff of I.cs Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE OF IOWA. LEE Co.'S.
by virtue of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of county, in r
81 Hiram barney, and against Jacob Eyeriar and also
decree against l. Harbii,e, A. r. Porter Laern Dewey
james Harlan. Robert Wilson, J. A Mcdowell Clethorn
Harrison ard v hersey, ct all have levied upoa and
val sell to ta hiahest bidder at the der OF the
Clerk Office q the district Court o. Lee county Iowa
hecknk, IN said county, on the 9Th day Of March A. D.
1904. between the hours Of o'clock and O'Clock
r NJ Commencing at O'Clock NJ Of saia Say, the fol-
lowing property towit The south half the
quarter Of section nine f9 Of township sixtyseyen (6)
north, Of range five 90 vest in Lee county, Iowa
Taken, levied upon and be sold by order Oh court TO
satisfy said writ u exec rticn. @aN
Printer q Zee 81 sn1 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Feb. 4t, "a. sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
SherinS Sales.
NHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERIFF's SALE.

~ s7s-z ~ Iowa LIZ Cos.
By Ffrfa- 4 sfecl c5tsAa cirgctas Issued
BY the Clerk Of rhe District Gtst al sail cortv in favor
Of Gerge fireher. ard saassst James johnson a.
martha Johnson and &se deere against &c rye C. An
aegsaa Co. ai Dt hers, have kst.~I r ar will sell
u the highest sjder 4, the front sr the Clerk a.
hcs u the District Court az Lee cguHrs rGsa Il kskx
In sd coons. The - day April D. 1854 tes ~sen
the hours u ocl9ek ard clo1k esT1s1e acrc
At grioek n q. sai Day. tho following property u
Nil: Part % icss on@ ana tv'1 ~ In hI ek ssty4wo
81 IN the CITY q hsskuk Ire county Iowa lore bar
tcrlary described follows trwit on 5tlt
stresi a. Poiui IN Id one sHid block e.
tw.rsr 80 feet fr0ni tire of the aIley running
Through said block nxtytws 62 thence forty fi3
along the line of Fifth said ore II 70
High street: therce one hundred le' fes right angie
to Enh street throaEh lot n and two :. IN sid
block sixty s. thence sixty % feet on the hprh
westerly lire b-fwr~n SAID bots two y and three IN
said 5ck 10 the alley in said block. There twenty y
f- along the line Of the alley In sad lot II towards
Firth street; thence twenty % feet easteriy towards
High street; thence eighty so part n sid
lot two and the whole Of said lot one n l~se
% the place Of beginning fifth street, the city
k-okuk, Lee county, low.
Takeu levied upoa and BE- sold hv order Of ecrt r.
satisfy said writ OF executen-
Printers Fee % COL ISRAEL ASDERs0S
heoknk, March 4, 81 Sheriff Of Lee Co-.Iew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
NHERIFF,S SALE.

~ SrasI OF Iowa, LIS Ce.-ss-
by virtue Of special execution 70 me directed eued
by the Clerk Of this District Cost county in vor
az sristfe Hughes and against Seth L. Be1nnIn have
levied upon and viii sell to the highest tlder the
front dor Of the Clerks office the District Court of Les
county Iowa at keokuk in said county the l2th day
VI March A. d, 1854 the hours ecleek M
and ocioss p m commencing II o'clock VI ssii
day, the following property, towt Lot tw I've III in
bloek ten ll0- in Reeves Perry Williams Addition to
the city u keoknk Lse county Iowa with improve
ments thereon.
Taken levied upon. and to be sold BY order court
satisfy said VII; ef execution.
frntef's Fee q So. ISRAEL ANDERSON
heoknk, feo- ID, Ga. Sheriff "a Lee Co. Iowa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
Interesting Items.

CNao, Oct Memphis papers of
the 3oth ult contain nothiag Of import
ance.
Irvia prison is nev nearly depopu-
lated, many CT the prisoners having
been transferred TO civil jurisdiction.
Admiral d. d. Porter has been trans
fesred from the Mississippi Squadron.
Ills farewell address was received here
to day. II is not known where bis new
6eEd Of labor viii be, but he has gone to
New Orleans Admiral Charles Davis
ia spa ken Of as bis successor.
Tive hundred seamen went below to-
dag for different gunboats in the Missis.
sippi SsoA dron.
The ssea. nsr Hillman was fred upon
ut Bead No. IA, on Thursday, receiving
forty or 6flJ shots. Nobody hurt
A force e rebels was seen at TIpton-
vile.
Forrest sext flag Of truce into the
camp Of the 4th Missouri cavalry at Her
nando on the 2sth ult, stating that be
had number OF sick and wounded pris-
oners on the way from Dallas for ex
/ change.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
sew York Markets.

EEw YoRx. oet. I.
c9TroS.-uaehanssd l 2o9i 70 asF mid
ding pp}Ands.
FE0fR.-stats and Western opened dnll and
h@avy aud siosed l5f1a5c. lower. 8 onaa 30 foT
sxtrs State; . 1859 - for extra Il. IL o., and
Q T5e8lt SO for trade brands.
wHiskY-BaH asd dnooping. Is for State,
and 1891 II for western. eIosIng heavy.
WHEAF.-Dult and heavy And 26SSs. lover.
! 93eg2 20 for Mintsr rcd aud Amber Michigan.
and s34l &c for Chicago aud Racine spring.
BTE.-Dall at / A. for Western.
BARLEY Dali and nominal
cokN.-Hsavy sad dseIisins q ] s. for mixed
WsstsFn-
oATs.-In fair request aad loser; 81 for West
CoFFEE.-DziI aud droopiag.
sUGAR.-Duli and heavy New 0rleaBs ~.
MeLAssKs.-pail; sal By auction Of Porto
Rico a. 1885. and sugar Hoass Syrup at s08ss.
P0kE.-Ftrnsr, aud iair business doing 81
81 5,aasa2 % for assa: - 0oes45 = for do,
- 50 Tor do IL the regular way And 81 sess42 %
for prime mesa
BEFF-etszsy bot qssst Al Iesi4 for country
mess bae9t0 % for prime do: Is o08ls 50 for
rs-packad Prime mess Beef dali and Nominal
eat meats quiet At 17s<aissSe. for shsutaers and
Isai9lSc for hams. sales Of 10000 lbs 81 new
picked haEs in bulk a. q 90.
LARD.-Dall aud dropping At istx0e1sx.
BUTTER --osist asd prices irregular AZ 3og53s
for western end IS sste for State.
CHEEsE.-Dalf - IS shd &c.
M0HkY.-Eaaief Al steriing kxssiangs dali
a 1921 and 100 fer sp<sls.
GOLD Dali and lower. opsning Al ls2. adj
sAnsiag 10 lss. deeliulng 10 1915. advancing e
Isssz snd elosing 81 ISL
CovKRSMEkTs rOCKs.-sfeady.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
FROM washington.


WASHINGTON, Oct The following
are the dispatches received from GeR.
Sheridan detailing his successful opera
tons aimee the last report, which are
Just received: A
To Lieut. Gen. Grant:
HARRIsosBURG, Va, Sept $3.50
P. Mn my last dispatch informed
YOU that l pushed Early 50 closely
through Newmarket, at the same Tins
sending cavalry around his tanks, that
be gave up the Valley and took to the
mountains, passing through Broom
Gap. I kept up the pursuit TO Port Re
public, destroying IS wagons and Gals
sons. / sent Torbett, who overlook me
at Harrisonburg, to Stanton, with Will
sons division of cavalry, and one brig
| sde of Merritt's Torbett entered Staun-
ton on the Goth, and destroyed large
quantity of rebel Government property,
harnesses, saddles, small arms, bard
bread, -four, repair shops, &c He thel,
proceeded to Wsynesboro, destroying tn :
iron bridge over the south branch of Ii :
Shenandoah, seven miles of the raiiros':
track, the depot building, Government
tannery and large smOunt Of leather
-four, stores. &c, At that place he found
the tunnel defended BY infantry, and re
tired via Staunton.
1t is my impression that most Of tht
troops which Early had left passeS
through the mountains to Charlottesville
that Kershaw's Division came to hi
relief, and, think, passed along III
base of the mountains to NsTnesborc
I am getting from 25 to 10 prisoner
daily, who come from the mountains o
each side and deliver themselves NJ
| From the most reliable accounts Early
army Was completely broken up and di
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
German Meetings.

We are requested to announce that
there will be 8 German meeting on
Thursday eveHfng, October 9th, at 7
o'clock, at Martin stoiz's, on Leet street,
Lafnasco..
Also there win be German mass
meeting on Friday egsaing, Oct. 7th, at
7 o'clock, at the Union Wigloam
Speeches will be made by Messrs.
Bischof, Bogen, and others.
Turn out, German citizens, and
hear the truth in the language of father
land.
There will be music also.
Oct. 3-d&wtd ttt ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

pir4ed Kershaw had not reached
Richmon5, but was somewhere in the
vicinity of Gordonville when be received
orders torejoin Early.
The destruction Of the grain and for.
age from hero 10 Staunton viii be ter
rible blow to them.
All the grain, forage, &c, in the vicin-
ity of Staunton was retained for the use
Of Early's army, aud all in the lower
part of the valley was shipped to Rich
mond for Lees army.
The country from here to Stanton
vas abundantly supplied with grain, for
age, &c T. u. SHERIDAS,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
Cincinnati Markets.

CgsctxsATI. Get l.
FLOUR -<sswy AaII; ne buyers q supernns Al
over s. nor Of extra - better thaa 3. Fam
ily was offered ats rs; ne baysra.
WHEAT-SothinE fohe Ia wheat, and no re-
iiabls quotations. can hs gtEsn.
C0kN.-DaiI at I -.
OATs.-Ia better demand.
wuIsKY.-Flrmef 81 -.
PR0YIsI0Ns--Noshing d0ns IN Proviaisns
prizes nominal. but holdsfs hFmsf.
GROCERIKs.-Duli.
G0LB.--l - aud 1 -.
SILvER.--t75 aad us
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct THE War De-
psutment has received despatch from
Gen. Sheridan, detailing his successful
operatioss since last report They are
dated Asrrisonburg, Va, 10th and 10Th
ultime.
Secretary Stanton says no report of
operations in front of Richmond and
Petsrsburgh later than the despstches Of
last night has beeG received at the De-
partmenL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

HAREIsoNBURoH, Va. Sept. %, 7 P. NJ
To Lieut.. Gent Grant =
see it going the rounds of the pa
pers that the 10Th Corps was late in CON-
ing to the battle Of Winchester. l was
entirely unconscious of this until saw
it in the papers. The statement was
made by r s. Shelby. / wish to say
that it was incorrect, and that this cor
respondent wss arrested BY ny orders on
previous occasion, for writing I'M
truthful accounts.
"a P. II. SHERIDAN,
~ Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

LOUISVILLE, Oct Major White, of
the 9th Penn, and member OF the
PennsYlvania Senate, captured foarteen
months since, arrived here today, hav-
ing been exchanged in the Special
arrangement between Hood and Sher-
man, and without the knowledge of the
Richmond authorities, who have hereto
fore refused to exchange him on any
terms.
At latest intelligence the military rail-
roads between Chattanooga and Atlanta
had not been injured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHEsFoIAss.-If you wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals st q small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and sxaEnine KELLER
WHfrE's stock, where you will find every Arti-
es that Is needed By the profession, and as prices
Ehich cannot fail to give sztish-ctIon- Their
Store Is At Noss4 Main street. msy4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
Vincennes, September l9th, 1854

Tot0UR GoUsTY FRIENDS. The Union
Wigwam is opeu night and day, and is
furnished with Union documents and
newspapers as food for the mind, and
pictures and notices as food for the eye
When sOur country friends come into
town, and have leisure, they should 20
up to The WIgwam Gust below the resi-
cenee Of Robert Barnes) and while away
an hour or so in looking around, talking,
and reading. The Wfgwam is Union
headquarters where Union men most
do coDgregate." Sept. 29.,-dEwIw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
New AdrsrtLsements To.nar,

Furnished Room for Rent.
Stewards Cooking Stove for Sale
Adams Express Co. Notice.
Crescent City Nurseries. f
Grand Cotillion Party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
Agent,

sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoEsEs and other PEoPKRTT destroyed
while in - service Of the Government, and ali
claims, Of whatever Kind or nature againat ths
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an amsndneat to the Bounty Law, passed at
the last session Of Congress, "AII soldiers or
other persons who hare beea or shall hereafter be
discharged within Two years from the dats offheir
enlistment, BY ofwounds received in battle,
shall receive the same BonEty a. Though they
served two years.
Once ga Main Street, over KeIIer's Gun Store,
opposite the Cours House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Ss-aOod references given If required. nhZ3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

IN Or ABOUT THE 18th of Au So =, =
Iargs raw Horse Is hands high. blAsk E1soe,
black tail, has bsea foupdered in the Ilgh. -
foot, and inclined to hold his bead n,tis - -
right Supposed 70 Be fourteen = aIs Os -ef .nx
intornstion that may LEAD 70 BIZ rssoses. I'll III "
liberia ~ rewarded Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

New YoEK, Oct Gold less ex-
cited than for the last few days, and
prices opened at I92, advancingsto 1874,
again declining TO 1921 at noon, and
subsequently fell to 1914.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
Oily NEWS.
POstpOnement.

The great Mass Meeting Of the peo-
pie of Indiana and Illinois, appointed to
be held at Vincennes, on the I'D inst,
is TO be postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October next, that being the day
appointed BY the Governor Of Tonnes
see, and Union candidate for Vice Pres
ident Of the United States, to address
the people Of Vinconness At which
time Gov. johnson and Coy. o. P. MOT
ton will certainly be present, a. also
other distinguished speakers A Grand
Barbecue will be prepared for the ocea-
zion. 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
JAS. II. Walker
JUSTICE OF TIE PEAC e

Agent for obtaining PensAsnsy
Back Pay zzd EsSAa. {!
ANos DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND - D
tne = lows and other legal REPRESENTATIVES,
- NC eie IN The service Of tSe Uuited SezA
neaL ne v Ashisrgton House and nearly oppe<i
the 0oert Asuse, Evansville, INDIANA.
All business eatrusted 70 &in will be psorzpt |
! atteHdsd To-. lTrs-iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03

WAsHNGros. Oct L-Ex-Gov. DENIM
sor vas this afternoon sworn into Office
and entered upon the duties OF Post
master General 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON Tue s1st or AUGUST, 1864, FROM THE
" Subscriber, living on the eerner Of sixth and
Chestnut streets. In Evansville, Ind, yellow
Mare, twelve years old, hitsen hands high, heavy
bufit, some white ono hind foot aud tn her
fszsksad. some collar and saddle marks. very high
wn3fhers. and low, Thick n@ck-erest fallen she
will either trst OF rack under the saddle Any
peFsou delivering her 10 me AZ my resideuce, or
giving In formation that I can get her, viii be
literally rewarded. 81
ecti-st9astz RICHARD JENKINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03
GOLD PENS.
G. P. Barnes Extra Gold Pens.

All pens bear nay trademark. &c. p. Bxnnm
Exrnk Lou. Ks ." for rhteh have seshre4 ths
aopvrtgh, and ere warranted II csrata oas and
perfect In every respect Sent BY mail or express
70 any part o. the country receipt u pfios and
FsfHyu chaxgss Persons ordering will please state
the size and Style desired. whether hard or aoi1,
hne coarse; and n Tho pen should fAi % Ilsass
prove dsectivs. they VIII have the privilege q
exchanging. A deduction Of Gftnan per cent. al
lowed on orders Of s25 over, and twenty ave
psr cent ON those Of 500. Liberal discount made
70 the traas. old pens Frpalrsd In tha best man
ner for atty cents load ao@p)s each. Circu-
lars showing siHes, styles, and prices q Watches
ssnt FnKK 10 ANY address. Address
C.P. BAREEs,
Dealer IN Gold Pens and AnEnlcAn WAfcnna,
SIS Main street. cor. Sixth, Lerisyilie, ~.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-03


Notice is hereby given, that by
Act of Congress the Internal Reve-
nue. Law was so amended as to in
crease the Assessment of Licenses
for the following kinds of business,
viz. : WHOLESALE DEALERS of
all kinds; RETAIL LIQUOR
DEALERS; PEDDLERs; No.
Tells; and BILLIARD TABLES.
All persons in the County of Van
derburgh who hold Licenses for the
above kinds of business are hereby
required to present them at this
Office during the next TEN DAYS.
On payment Of the amounts as.
sessed against said Licenses, I am
required by law to endorse the
same on said Licenses. Ia default
of said presentation and payment,
the penalties provided will be en-
forced strictly.
WIN. E. FRENCH,
Deputy Collector 1st Dist. Ind.
Sept 81. blot