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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

HH~ Mrs. Grinder, the Pittsburg pois-
oner, has been convicted OF murder IN
the first degree. On the announcement
of the iury's verdict, on Saturday, she
remained, TO all appearances, perfectly
unmoved and unconcerned.- Her case
is one Of the most singular in the an
malls Of crime. She seemed actuated
with desire TO poison people merely 70 r
the sake of doing so, having no peeu'
MARY or reyeugaiul motive for making
way with her victims. She would vol
unteer to become nurse of rich per-
son, and then administer arsenic. Ii
any other nurse accidentally came in
and obstrueted her operations, says the
Pitlsbnrg Gazstte, she grew jealous and
got them out of the way as soon as pos
sible. generally with dose OF poison no,
quite sufficient 20 kill instantly. II
seems to have been no part of her plan
plan TO kill any one outright, as that dc
prived her OF the luxury OF witnessing
the tortures which accompany SLOW
poisoning, and hence her doses wer'
limited, and intended to be cumulative
1t is to this fact that many of her vie
Tins escaped with life, circumstance
having intervened TO put them heyoni
her reach before she had time, accorS
ing to her plan, to complete their d
strueuon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

WAsmSoTos, Nov. I.--It seems from
recently received elicial intelliFence,
that the reorganization in Arkausas has
progressed quietly and is n success.
President Johnson has informed the
Governor Of that s ate that there will
be no inleFference with its Government,
and, not only does be invite the State 10
resume ita former relations with the
Federal foverHment, bat promises il al
the aid Of the power Of The Government
IN the premises.
Hon. James T. Orr, Goves nor elect of
South Carolina, was pardonad some
weeks ago, bat the State has DOT Fepudi-
ated the rebel debt. She has failed 10
preparn herself for Official recognition,
as State loyal to the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
Iatest NeNs bY MalI.


John Mitchell having been released
from confinement BY the President, al
the request Of the Fenians, aideputation
of the latter Tuesday called on him to
thank him. In his reply TO their ad.
dress, the President said be felt IL prop
or TO perform an act which was 30 much
desired By MitchelPs ccuntrymen, and
therefore forgot ell his misdeeds in
America.
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, who died re-
Gently at Portsmouth, N H., at the age
of SO, had never seen relation buried.
Her husband, adopted son, his wife and
their daughter and her husband, and
all her other relatives, were all lost at
sea.
Miss Sarah Skinner, Of Guernsey coun-
ty, Ohio, has received the reward Of $500
offered by Gov Brough for the arrest Of
the murderers Of Provost Assistant
Marshal Cook. Oliver and HartuG, the
asassins, il will be remembered, have
been convicted an executed.
Il turns out that Wade Hampton has
not been elected Governor Of South Car
olina. Orr has a majority Of 500. Gov
Perry bAa been elected u. s. Senator for
the long term.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered the
funerSl address over the remaiBs Of the
gallant Colonel Dahlgron, at Washing
ton, Tuesday. The President and other
Government officials were present, aud
ut the close Of tho remarks, the Presi-
dent, at his own request, was introduced
10 Mr. Beecher.
Seme miners have lately arrived at
Omaha, Nebraska, in fat boats, in
which they aoatod down the Ysllowstons
and Missouri sivers from near Virginia
City, $500 miles.
General Harney has successfully ne
gotiatod u treaty with the Arepahoes,
Camanehes, and others of tho widest Of
tho Indian tribes. Several white cap
tiyos we're liberated by the Indians
JEFF. Davis has ordered $3.50 over.
coat from fashionable Washington
tailor, which his friends will pay for
Davis is said to be qeite hopeful, and
letter from Mrs. Davis says that she has
no idea Of his being punished, even II
tried and convicted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
rms aola c.rtIneaars.

NRw YoRK, Nov 1.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has informed the Assis-
tant Treasurer At New York that the
new gold certificates OF the denomina
tion of 800 and 81 900 will be seut to
this city early next week. The so, IS
and $500 notes may not be rsady for
some time. II is intended 10 begin the
issue of the certificates to depositors
next week.
The Rev. DR.. McCarty, Of PhilsdeI
phia, delivered an address at Irving
Hall last night, iavoring the indepeud
snee Of Ireland and It's annexation 10
the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

School MAsTERs WANTED, D,--Acoori-
ing to IN address issued by the State
Tuachere Association Of Tennessee,
there are eighty-throe thousand adults
in that State who can neither read nor
write, and three hundred thousand child.
dren for whose education there are no
adequate facilities This ignorance was
one Of tho great sources Of the rebellion
tho ignorant masses being blindly led
by wicked demagogues. Slavery, igno
rance and crime are natural eoncomi
taats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

Tan MoRatga AND EVENING sTARs.-
The planet Venus was Visible 10 the ma.
ked eye all the last month. 1t is some
four degrees north Of the moon. II viii
approach the sun until February Q, 1866;
after that date II will set after the sun
The planet Jupiter is now our evening
star, and is slowly approaching the sun.
and on December 3lst Il will set with
the SUM- After that date il will become
morning star Saturn crossed the
meridian on the 2lst ult., at noon, and
is now q morning star. Mars crossed
the meridian Sept 30th, thirty.sev
minutes behind the sun, and on the 2sth
will set with IL After that date il be-
comes q morning star.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
AcolDrSrs N s.. Louls About !

ACCIDENTS IN ST. Louis --Abont 10
o'clock, on Monday morning last, David
w, Hill, weil known lawyer Of ST.
Louis, fell from fourth story window
in the Guy block, through q skylight Of
the Third National Bank, forty feet be.
low, and died in few minutes. lie
was about 81 years Of age, and was q
native of ogdeusburg, New York.
A Mr., MeCullum, conductor of n street
railroad, fell while descending the steps
of the Taylor House in that city and
fractured his temple, from the effects o.
which he died in few minutes. lg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

NEw YoRK, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Saxonia, from Bremen, has arrived.
News anticipated. She had over 100
passengers.
The Matamoras correspondent Of the
Herald, on he 18th uk., states that the
attack by the Liberals on MatamoEas,
commenced on the Sunday previous, and
the fact of their beisg had up 10 three
lines of battle, led to the belief that they
were commanded by American officers
as they never formed that way before.
The Liberals held their ground, and the
most constan. vigilenee by the garrison
only prevented its being nightly sur
prised. All communication with tht
| interior Ia ahnt of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

fOTTOa --Mars Frtivei BE for middiias.
FfDU E~~aa4lGa bastafa 4 49 10 far aMtra
round hnap Ohio, and oogiz a5 fsr trads
brauds
wafsfsG-2 s.
wHEAf-A saada arnaF ~ feE Old winasE
Rad
RHE-tgiet and uHehahRsd.
BAhLAT-iisasy and dFaepiHa
GOaA- ffaATy And lr laweF SnatKTc foE Hcnaa,
DATs-la "a rata tsqaast a. assA3 c.
SUGAR finn.
P0HK-sDaii aaa tosef - T5asi 81 fsr mess.
LARD ~.Npf4 heavy af a8a4Rs&e.
BUTT E-Gn aahiand 1Ae4e2E Tor 0hfa.
MOhEH+-A ftkas ssAisF a. pes fent
sTEhLEhg-a Ehsda aFmsr ~ tae5 .attaa.
00LD@Althout afciafa change cgsuntaE at
lsas4 aealfninG 10 lA511. aRd eiaait az I4sga.
GOf ERE y KNIT sTOCks-i&G9ts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

gtMelsnaFgs A8Fpmher 4i.
FLOUR unfhsrKsi ana qeisg supesaas %
a. To- extra laasa a iar sad Oh. sod for
fsnIfy nad t.meE 10 T8Mi9 aa.
NMEAT~nui spa prir neaainnis cd 80 )
z 81 seE, tu4f 70
coRs Aesr Il 5eas tgr shssisa In sissA.
tors fAs6hG 'pf Rw
OATS bail ks sAr
RfE-ttaist at sec Cor prime uss.
BAhLs1-- Gch4 sssas
FhoY stoNHr~pau snd prices namlnai.
MISS F0Gh--Maa offered freely - ~ 90 fer
eify.
HULK HEATS and BAcoN--Are lover aua
nomina uik thaniaera re eaarei "A Iva, and
adns a fTsge bacon -hsaiarrs e'aFs rnsred Mt
ts1k sidef. fg1<s to- aud eia l5ss AZ "a s1ss
giess nssfs afgu af H. II. snf ise faF sh0aidsrss
sides Aad bans
hANn-sStaAdy - 4#c Orr prime.
HolS--Ta god seaaand Al i91<M1g3<.
g TfON Dali and prices n0nlaai; sales Of
mifdllng sauid nos 10 made - ever ale.
GRpC AR ES- QaiMt.
NHfskY-stsadY A. -
ksfasng rhcratsnIstsF, $50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
CLOTHING.
TAXES.
Tax Notice for 1865.

Tax Notice for 1865.
HE TAX PAYERs OF vAxDxR RuRGH
L Cszaty are hereby nStias4 that the Tax De-
Dieafs for lssi5. coo taaatax . list Of ts1fs g9s
state. csensg. saa ethss PaEIosss, s.s hen re-
( eeiEsd b me frea the auditor sf said coaasy,
NnA thsE e4n - fgund A. NJ saiss, IN tAs Cosxi
Esnse, for tbs FurPoss sf EsesiFiss the rsssEas.
Ths tsxss fsF ths yszs lss5 are a. fsElswss
A-Fsr tha whole of yanaasbuFgA cOansy--
/. F0r slats Tax. sc 4sd rs psIl-
z Fos school FgrPelss, ioe ana 5os foil.
2. Fer Si1kiak Euna. La.
1. Yer soldisrs' RsIs Fuse &C saa 8. - PelL
8. Yer township Lihrsries. le-
= Fos cosEty ParPesss. Sc &ad 81 % poll
7. lEtefass % /. 4 Bends, e.
oa saeh sleo vAla4fiaH total sIT2 Ahd 81 Is roii.
B-Fos ths sgvsrai Towaship.-
TowksnsF No. I.
City 81 Evahssfite. fsslas correrAiion Liuss
4 T.x as sshoss......-......sl.T2a y aad 81 IS pen
.. IeWbabie FefRosrss-----. q
G. sgssiai scaosl PsFp lse
oa e.eb 500 valHAiiou. total 81 50 asa 8 70 sii
Pissoa Townaaip. issiae csrpaFaflaa Lisss
A. Tar - stass--.-..-....si.T3a q "a aad g. 20 poii-
rsuashiF Pgrpests------. =
c. ko4d Pa rasas--...--..----- Is
. sFssi.l sshsoi Purposss C.
oa ...h $50 s.sz.sios. total slsa. .ss ssIs psll
Tswsssrr No. 2-{ESlsSrls
A. Tar ss saboss---.-......-.-sIT y and g Is posi,
g hoaa fnrFoses.-s-.-.-.------ -
=. TaWaship FaFposna---.--.. &c
=. SPECIAL srhsoi PaFpares g
o. s.el 500 saisasaa. total q - aoa = = ssIl
TovssaIF No. s-Gsegsrl'
A. Tsx IS sabsss.......-..--.-si.lss = sni - psli
. ho~a raspoAss---------~ e
On sssb 500 vssaaiios. fetal s. -. saa $ ss Poi
Tow.HlF Nc. s--fAGssrEaseJsi
=. Tar - abeys...............Si IlHna LIS roli.
p. TowHsatp farrss~@s-.--.. -
3 :. 5.' sSssl.l IL ssAssi :si'-i;;- Psips.ss Is
On each 500 v.auassau. ta,al ssea. sns ssI5 Psli
To~xsatr Ne. s-PxssYls
A. Tss :. ..eg..-.,-- -.--.-si 2 and - 70 Peii.
= ro~ssssig i.a. snspe~sa--. ,ss
,. sPssiai ssAsel i'uFFosss IS
oh sash sioo vslaasiop. sssal ssia. ard ssTs psll
TosssHfP Ne. e-guuezl;
=. rAz = shase..-.-.--,.--.- 81 aAad ssTs peli.
;. sP'siil pa : sssssi FsrSs.s' Is
oa each sioo yalaslleu tasai u o. ana 81 70 roli
TowNnnfs Eo. - fcHxTaE1i
Tar s.hsxs......-.,s..---sl.5s - aua 50 70 poil.
Toenshiy fsEEasss.s.-... p
e. AHaA fNfNeHszs.s..-ssssss-. EA1
>. spassAl ssheal rarFsses loe
oa oaeL xtco valasflea. tstsl 81 - as4 - - pol
TowxsaIF Ne s-l1HaHsxls
a. TsE e ahess.....-.........skTlan Tland - Is poll
- TesHahf p fsfpeses .... s.
c. kH&a tHfH HNHn4.-~ss.s-ssasssa III
D. SgeeIsl Achtei FsfHesss Loo
On s.eA sieo saaassiss t4t.i g % Assl ~ poti
osa.at~ joins nHKTRkAwDER, 7. v. O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

brookiyh auo broken Up yesterday
Address Co the Planters or AIabaaaa.
NEw YoRx, Nov. 1.-The Nashville
Tribune publishes an address TO the
planters Of Alabama, dated Montgomery,
October 18th, and signed BY Il Hall, @.
Stone, James II. Clantin, and VIM. O,
Baldwin, whose advice is as follows:
The result Of the recent war, so disas-
trons 10 the South, has been the revola-
ton Of your entire labor system The
| 400, ,000 blacks who we're recently your
slaves, ani subject TO your will in their
every movement, are no longer under
your individual control Hitherto you
have been accustomed to direct heir Ia
Dor by your sovereign mandate. Now
you can command Il only by contract.
This brings about relations which are
new to both races, and brings them 50
suddenly upon each, that both you aud
tha blacks find il difEicalt to oaeeommodats
yourselves to the change. The black
man is dazzled, II not intoxicated, with
the view Of freedom suddenly thrust upon
him, while the white man is more or less
oppressedNwish the thought that this sle
ment of hE wealth is swept from him
The ignorant black man has in many
instances fallen into the delusion tha
freedom means exemption from manaa
labor, and the white man, discouraged
by the Incidence, and ia many eases thl
insolence, of the negro, has exhibited
symptoms o. dependency bordering OF
apathy.
The Richmond EaqHirer is revived b
Messrs. Tyler, its late proprietor, anC
Coleman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
THE VERY LATEST
II ELE G II n II Ii.
MEXICAN .NEWs ITEKs.
The Attack on Matam0ras.
The liberals su-ceed In Taking Part
OF the Works.
The Imperiallsts Charge and Retake
Them.
The Trial or Jefferson Davis.
Reorganization Of thefState Govern
menI OF Arkansas.
address TO the Planters Of Alabama.
The President Considering the Wirz


NEE YoRK, Nov. l-The Posfs
Washington special says that The con
tractors for the extension Of the Library
10 the ca itol building viii not be able
20 finish the work by the lst Of Janaery,
as engaged. though il il proceeding with
al possible dispatch. Large additrs ne
have been made 20 the Library dnce
iha LAT Cnngrene
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
pSs-A Harrisburg, Pa, paper tell

SARA Harrisburg, Pa, paper tells OF
n man who has failed in business four
times, been upset in stage coach, and
thrown down an embenkment of sixty
feet: fell head foremost through hatch.
way in o store at Reading; has been
married three times and is the father ol
twenty.three children. Yet he "still
lives" and is in business at Harrisburg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

WAsuIsGros, Nov. lip 10 , o'clock
10 day, no decision had been arrived At in
the Wirz case. Strenuous efforts have
been made 10 induce the President 10
exercise ciemency and imprison him for
life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
NOTICE.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 2Sth day q November, 1855, VIII cause
10 be survoyed The section line between sections
seven (T) aud eight gS), town six (6ls range ten
gol, situated in Centre township, Vanderburgh
county, Indiana. Tho following named INTEREST,"
"a partira are hereby netfhed ot tha survey
nuel qumberts. Ira Fairchild, q n. Brough-
ton, Marshal McaInrren and all others owning
ns.sww JOHN BALsDoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
MEDICAL.
Kress Fever Tonic.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Ia lnfraaactas fhis rnuas1y % fhs pnhlle ws do
net ater ythtHN nntrtnss. fyf khfs usSl -
siaa hAa hasn naAf In son4hagn Illinois aad fmdi-
tsr tiss iAst - ys4rs. sith the mpet constant
aucFeaa
Il coatAias neffhsr AIssni1 Or Qatafsa, aad eAa
~ taken Witn perfect impunitY - the rnast wsak
~ srd dstleaie- usli - hg kta ratust.
Ws haze liisffnEtasf al ear eEsess lhaf ~ sHy
person bays bottle ~ Egssa Fever Teak.
4 according 60 ths dltretiens. aas faits 10 be
eafad thsy must r0tarn tha money - the Fafisnt
Far sale ~ the principal Western Draxsists.
JOHN D. FkRK, Cineinbaif
" asiaaMla AEent.
LHICu a MAgHEE. Aeenfs f9r
~ y hCaGsAEPF GR. EvkNsFftLn,
FEKnfs, SPARKS a co. fsstana-
LEIGH, CARLsrEDT a co.
CIseinratf.
o@s1y see P'tpriesors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

a~ A CaANOE TO gBrAIN AET THE
ABOVE hnTtcLEa HOH ONE HuLLhh bf
PuhCBA@ThG A nEAssED EkNELOfk FOh
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
1a fifs sealed knssiopfs vii - eent Tor VI .
Easun fsr ~. Thirty faf -; siniy ave for tins
One Tunaraa for alt AGENTS. WANTED
KFGnt WnEaE.
Stuf pairsns srr desired % @nd Bnited STAIRS
ssaey ebsn "a - eonysaisat. Lans lotterp srs
unneSaGArys
orders fsf bsaicd EnYei0fres must in svtry case
- HacamPaHisf ~ the Cab, With The name of
plainly written. LafiafH ahpuid ~ adlreased ~
iha mRnaEa,u a. foilawa
GOODWIN HUNT a. co.,
Box 57O6, Post once, NeW York.
oafN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
LEGAL.
Guardian's Sale Of Real Estats.

Guardian's Sale Of Real Estate.
FTvHE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN or THE
A. hairs OK Aiai0u Fellows. decexmeds VIII On tha
flth day of November lss5. az Ehe Corrt-honse
door in Ev.uaTiile. ssu As pHbiis &actiG1 lSs IL.
up0o the piEt lands of she h=srs OF Har2ce
DuMhaT. the sane is-rASuEdad paxs n 81
Order FOX r or TIE E<eords 81 the Nsr24r6arEh
CirSuit CoGrs. bsing tract 81 195z ao<sz Of t4ad
rear ths & . ef Essussiils- -
Terna Of sale. One third cash, CTS thtrl a SIX
m0REhsu and ana third at IA Henfis t1= dsfsrred
r,avnaantN ba a-rp-nS ~ ~@s-~ --fsh security,
~ ssa-s tntsEest Ald waving reisef faas-
o.cfNs-.Ataa MARx Is. FELLOWS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
Toys, sc.
NOTICE.
HOTEL AT AUCTION.

nN THE TWENTY -FIFTH DAY OF NO
vensiasr 1858, win sell az iease % the high
fst bidder my kaial. with aii She fasuiiars snd
Fuel. oua aifliafa Tahts. % Rocksway Ana har-
sse@H eur buggy and haaHhss, aud awe Hartsa.
The hotel xili b. 70 on a credit % one, t=o and
three years. The balance Of tha above usmrd
frapetiF w4ts te said on a credit % six mautha
isr ali SUMS oper Tess Aatarss en ali sums under
ten dollars. each la hapd.
The hotaf 4 silasted Feet street. 81 the
mala ateaalbe al taaaing. SIN thlana, NJ. and
known A. tha KGlleft Haissa. fcrnaeFiy tta Hanry
Hen aud Patterson Heusa.
IL Il Ia sssed rsrafr. f. isr=e asd commodious,
and well sdartnd % hotsi keepsnx. With good
Wail StAAse, aud all other eanEt nfsncas, aaa has
beaa ~ pFsuepal hotel at thiH place since ~
wa@ haiit, Aut "a Consequence af ths tosa ef uy
wsfs ineapaciEAtrd 20 eondpes q ~ if shouid
b. and thafnsara essrap targains San he haa un
the above date. For fnrther Information apply
e. me Al the Elifost uouss. smithian3. Ey.
al .atw TAYLOR ELLI9Tr. Prop'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

NEw YoRK, Nov. lone Of the lafg-
est counterieitinR establishments yet
known was discovered By the police in
Brooklyn aud broken up yesterday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

CiscixSATi. Nov moon The river
has fallen inches, with : feet iachea
IN the channel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

PETTssuRn, Nov. The river is fall
ing, wiia feet inches In the channel
Weather clear. Thermometer So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. ]. w. COMPTON,

Late Of OsreaSboro, KeHfNckyl
HAVING ASSOCIATED HIHsELF WITH
I1Lr- }. p. DsBruisx, IA fAs pssekaee o. 8e1i-
efns. tsndsrs hgs sarvfezs tbs cit1us q Es41s-
VILE OHses ~ffh X DsBfuser, Tbfrd Street,
t-<reen NsfE sad Loea9f-
OSs2E@r 81, 1865. Loeti1-Am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

tFys Ne 4En AtuFNlDIN e1AhioA Ae tNHW AN"R
tse5s. Ana gfFs better chancss 20 obtaln the more
vsiulhir prisls, tlsea Any ether cstabl shmeet 81
tbs kipd Tho tukiotss rontinues o. % ccnduct-
"a IN . iAlF sud , noraels mannsF, and 4 iafse
ems appreciate shla method % obtaining rich and
elegant gods
nurlns skc past year m. Association has asni
= very isrgo rnmher 81 valuable priHes % All
All rcceise TIE fa raire oi thair usoney, - no
Argisis cur iisi Il worth lsss than 0ne doilaf,
rassi.s assiins sslih ~ my aspssd on having
peeasFs rstufHs, and she aFsicls drawn viii O. I'M
iassiis'siy ssnt - aay aidfn-s, ~ return mail o.
~ fsliowlae Parties have rocoatiy drawn va.
ustia pFiaes floas the Eurska Association. and
have klnslIs allowed tkr - their naracs. Many
ethes ualaea might he pahiished were 10 PEI
xrdfsu wn.oa, Castora ucu,o. rhlAaelphia.
Pa, Oh Psiatinr, salao fleai james hArsrAycs,
Nai hrcadwAy, New Norst Oh fainunR, ~erth
kausAs, Mslososa woFis saos Patrick !. liyrncs,
WAfertarf. Conn.. Cola " aisk wtFth tl13s }. y.
sham, 20 Has Atth street, New York. itAnp
seth E4aes Mrs. Charica J. Nevis, kimila, N.
~. fisna zafth $500. Miss Lucy Jane~sy, kifai-
~. k ~ Diamond Cinsier Rlnk warth SAWS
Mr.. X rsnneyvr. CITY uotel. hAahyiiic, iehn. ,
~ L.. lad. vsis-. Sashsflis. Teuu., watch
Nosth sss nswiaaa 4. Patterson, % y, leth
lows Nst. No,s, Oh faiRtsug " rtA sllNt hrn-
Ahiey .. Parsons, eprinN1eia, Hsaa, helcsleon
woflh si s0s 1aurs L noytsf. Clts Sartryer, SyrA-
ewes. n n, ts5Id Match worth sisn, Mrs. Jas KY.
III weastnr street, eorser hhfkeF, y, uis
PaIntiaa woflh Ele1, MrsJ Coiss, Grand Rap.
iis. MichiEsn, litsf Cater wutth $50 ~ \
aieelair, No I asin street, Utica, y n, FRAMED
EaFrasluE worth stii nea inthef hetmoids
wsshiugtoa, u q. oll taintlaE watth tlt@.
Letisrs non safious fsfiles thforkhout ne
coantry, scknovistrirg ths receipt 81 scry saiu-
atie gihs. msy b. saon "a Gle W orf oiee.
70 be Sold Tor Ons Dollar zach,
wisbout sosara 20 valse. and not % b raid Cor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
q ROC Z r L Z - {!
FRESH AND NEW
AT
|VICKERY BROS,
GS2 Msiia Street
IKE HAVE FOB DISTRIBUTIONS, At A
w small advance On cost, iarss ana well 90
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Just from nsw York and other Eastern citisa,
firm, for Cash, NJ ei0s@ hgHrea.
We solfcis 80 examinatfon os our stoek and
prices. VIcKERY BROS,
Flour.
I0 BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FL0UR, FROM
M old White Wheat I; slso, go baks Extra FLOUR,
noz 1sz Main street.
Teate~Teal
TsHE FIHEsT TEA IMPORTED CAN BE
seen i'r i'~ ds's ND ssa lessss; soa act all
Ssa isa asia street.
WE aAvE A LhEcE STOCK or TEAS.
w from common, at VI 10 per b.. 20 The very
finest grades of Young Hnyson. Imperial and
GunpoNdsr-nons better East West Than can
se had . yICKERY Bros,
no2 I8z MalB street.
Black Tea.
NyBkY CHOICE BLACK TEAS, IN STORE
nnd for sale by EEOkEHY BhDs.,
NOS f4z Main street.
nURKEEs sELEor SPICES, PUT UP IN
~ f.il, for sale at FICkEHT BROS,
nor I1z Main street.
II IME, PLASTER on PARIS AND CEMENT,
IL for sale M FICKERT BROS,
no1 1Sz Mmln street.
CtaILpRKH's RATTAN AND WILLOW
" Chairs. high and Tow. With or without rock
aes iss msis street.
LrREsH GROUND oORR MEAL, FROM NEW
~ nern, at RTCKRRY BROS,
sB69 11Z 8ain street.
NTgw GOLDFISH, MAcKEBEL AND HER
1N ring, fpr snls ut vBOKERY BROS
neg I52 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

The Richmond E@quirer is revived By
Messrs. Tyler, its late proprietor, and
Cnlarnan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
NOTICE.
NotIee OF APPLICATION.

HUBI1b UI AppIICAtIOu.
NOTICE is HEREBY OWEN THAT WILL
LN apply 90 the Board Df County Commissioners
al thsir next mestIDK, for license 10 seli ntoxi-
eating liquors Ia quantities less than qaaFt At
time. M place Of business, and the premises
which tha Mauorp arc 20 be Aoid. ls on the Hem
derson road miles from the city Of Evansvii.s,
oa section -. townships q south Of range II vest.
n9 aw MMILY d. CATLKTT.
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