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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
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.HDOTT1E CHAMPION rq,4
Petroleum Company,
-mr7 tugm".ni OF OHIO. ng1n lo1g
GENERAL OFFICE : CoLUABUis,, o.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000
'fH0fY --7--- Jt'NNe
Par, Value and Subscription Price,
$1,000 per share.
working Capita, -t-aoT- 100000.
No Personal Liability or Future AS
"sessmonts. q nj "ii'' ii i N,
'fHrt 'a5e .toFFioERs:f@ ynbvTirs
GEO: r. BLANCHARD. President. III
JOHN W, .SK1LES. Vice President.
R. Il. CHAMPION. Sec'y and Treasurer.
Hon. G. n, 0LDS, Solicitor. r.., .,r
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
.Nsa Pennsylvania. flT#

THE PROPERTIES OF T1IlS CONPA-
L ny consist Of 429 acres Of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States. selected with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting. and
examining the most productive regions and localir
ties. IA large part Of it is situated on Dunkard
creek Green county, Pennsylvania, where, in pro-
portion to, Developments, the quantity and quality
Of the Oil found. is superior to Oil creek, IL com
manding higher price ID the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State.
h Ohio, tho Company property Il located ID Knox
county, where the indications arc most favorable,
Jil Of superior character as a. lubricatorc being
found at depth Of $50 feet on adjacent lands and
within few feet oflthe Cowpany's property. = o :
The Company are already sinking one well, and
have arranged to commence two more, soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground
THREE WELLS Have recently been struck only a
short distance from the property of this Company,
EITHER ONE Of which would, ,inone year, neGlyre-
PAY tie entire capital Of the Company. ~ 3 a
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
befoteithe public. are confident that the induce
ments offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock Is small for the
smount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance of speedy and large re-
turn TO the stockholder is almost certain l)AICGI
Full and detailcd information given on applica-
ton tothe SEQ etary and Treasurer. dEf'. Yh
81 A limited anount Of the Stock is now offered
for sale. Applyto " ',,l ~ ,u.,, ,,s'.'
apr21-d6m Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
The VERY LATEST
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AEoKrz SYBxE7, C. B, August la
The steam yacht Clara Charles has ar
rived, having left Port Au Basque last
evening No tidings had reached that
point of the Great Eastern mp 20
that time. %
Engineer Everett, whose experience
in laying the Srst cable entities his opin-
ion to great respect, believes the laying
Of the second cable now failure.
Mr.. hacksy, Geographic SuPerintsnS
eut st Cape Race, is hopeful
The expedition Of the Clara Carida is
failure the armor of the St Law
renee cable being actually destroyed in
many places.
HEART's CONTEXT. Sunday, Aug 6tb,
via North Sydney, Aug. 1.-The Brit
tish Gunboat Sphynx arrived here oday,
Monday, at clock P. NJ, under con-
vass, being short Of coal since Sunday
night TIE Spbyrx was left behind By
the Great Eastern, and Gunboat Ten
Bile, on Thursday, July 9th, during a
strong northerly breeze, and head ses,
not being able to keep up with the 9th
ers that time, although she steered the
proper course. The Spbynx has ssep
nothing Of the Great Essern or Temble.
She reports the weather beautiful for
laying the cable when she parted st
6.l0 p. NJ, on the, 9th, ult, at which
timehshey were in Latitude 5e2.43, Ions
6002. Capt Hamilton of the Sphynx,
says be don't see how be could haye pass.
ed the Heet withoat seeing them. The
weather has been all that could be de-
sired, but it has been thick to the sea-
ward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Dstreit-B~ B. McKelsr, Ohio; john
Pager, Michigan; Daniel Graham,
Michigan; Joseph Montswl Portage;
Benjamin Beitou, Miehigani Mm- BALTIC,
Canada; Michael Sullivan, Michigani
Michael Graham, Msrquettei Charles
Ladount, Canads; Doyle, Mass; James
Confer, Eagle Harbor; q. A. Dranc,
Canada West, w. McClinn,. Canada;
John Jamison, Canada; Henry Knight,
Illinois: Thsadore Lyster, Detroit;
William Z. Noes Cooper Harbor
Doctor McLewis, Cleveland: Charles
Harris West, Hebron. n Y; John B
Brennan, Cleveland; Jas. Rose, Cleve-
land; Thos Blair, Cleveland; Andrew
Flowers, Cleveland; ThOs. Fitzgerald,
PhiIadelphia; VIM. Reid, Cleveland;
Charles Hunnell, Toronto; William
Rfngsn, Ohio; John Bryant, Ontona
gon; 81. C. Parks, wife, aud two child
ren, Hancock; Capt VIM Cousin, Han
ton; II. Russell, Memphis; 8 II. Ram
sey, Central Falls, n. Y; Mrs C. b.
Wright, Detroit; DR.. b. S. Douglas,
daughter, and two sons, Ann Arbor;
J. w. Cheny and wife, Delaware, o
j. NORMAN, wife, and daughter, Troy, o.
Crew saved: Capt George Mlckay,
Cleveland; first mate, George -
Cleveland; second mate, Frank Dueo,
Cleveland; John Msekay, Cleveland;
clerk, Charles A. Mack, Detroit; second
engineer Vim. Kennedy, Cleveland;
steward, John Lynch, Detroit; porter,
John Murray, Cleveland; third porter,
John Milor, Cleveland; deek-sweeper,
John Kelly; wheelsman, Ed. Mooney,
Cleveland.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.


IL Health Worth HRvfngF-If IL Ia,
protect IL. II IL wei as easily lost a. viFturs
and In some cases as dfheult to recover. Nature,
in our climate, and especially at his season, re-
quirss to be &C aslonaliy reinforced. But every
thfeg depends uron the Tonic used for this pur-
pose. Tho medicinal tinctures, all Of schieh ara
based on common GlcoAoI. dangerous. Out.
nine, as ybody nnds out who take much oft.
ia slow poison. One safs protective from ali I'M
healthy atm, spherie iufu ncsa exists and oSs
oaig This powerful preventative Is HOSTEL.
TER's CELEBRATED sToMA Fl BIITERs, o
compound Of the purest nimulant ever manafac-
tured, with the most effective tonics, Alternatives,
regulators, and dspuratoIs that chemistry has
yet extracted from bonanical kingdom. Con
vAlescenta, laaguid and feeble from recent sick.
ness, will md the Bittsrs ineompaFAhle re-
storative not disagreeabls to the taste, and emil
nentIy invigorating. No other stimulent pro-
duces the same tfset as this stomAchic. Il does
not excite iutter the nerves. or occasisn any
undue arterial action; but at once soothea and
strengthens the nervous system and the animal
spirits. tA-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12


NEW YoRE. August IL.
C0TT0E-ShRds lower &ic for Middiing. -
oDR-puii and 101l5c lower on common
grades, willis good brands are in moderate reqHest
v thout decided change IN priess 5o96 IS for
extra State; 5596 90 for common TO extra West
srn; a5as 80 for common to moderate extra
Westerns7 e59s 20 for common 20 good ship
ping brands extra rouRd-hcop OHIO, ead $50
Q % fyr trade brands, market closing heavy and
IssVHiskFF-A shade hrmer for Western at 10
WHEAT-Dul and 294o lower on Spring;
Whit iB scarce aud held firmly At 439l 10 for
Milwaukee Club, and on for new Winter Rsd.
RYE-Dull and droopipg. ~ 81 rEEffss
BAILEY AND MALT-DuIl and nominal -
coRN-Opsned dali but CLOSED ashAds hrner;
s9y990c tor uBsound ssd 901<99lc for sound mir
cd Western, and csc for high mixed, nearly ysi.
OATs-ouit, arm CSC for Western. y = ~
RIcE-DuIl.
COFFEE-Dall. -e.sr H
6TGAR-DuIl
MOLASs ES-Dull
PETRoLIUM-oui,t and 81 ,Ady at previous
wOoL-Dulf
PogK-opsned heavy and lower but closed
more firm y; 81 S712a32 so Z new Mess, closip z
at 20 p cash % 75es2 90 for IS 3-'6f DO "a %
for Prime. aad g oog26 25for Prims Mess.
BACOk-Dull.
LARD-Le.s active aud Ar n at 1s1<9241<i.
BUrTEk-Less active at 92sc for ~hlo and
sHsEsE : oni tat s@Ib1zo. =.
MoNEY-haFket rules easy at PER can't o.
sTERLING-Firm with rather mora dOIag at
lOs1<MIt9. .at r 3
q fID-sxcit,d and lover, opening At l4I1Si
destined to l4Uk sn4 closed at AK. a
GGYERkMEkT sT0t KS Firm.
sToCKs-Strsdy; u. &. Sc 6,20s, coupons (nsw),
1cs1z Treasury T-3Os, second series 30, do third
series, 9S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

DETROIT, August ia collision be-
tween the Pewback and the Meteor is
reported, at half past-eight o'clock on
Wednesday evening, six miles from
shore. The Pewbaek was struck on her
port bow, Just aft of the pilot house, and
sunk in fhres or four minutes. The.
boats were running at full speed, and
struck with such terrible force as to
crush In the entire bow of the Pewback.
At the time it was scarcely dark, and
the boats seen each other six miles
apart. Approaching they exchanged
signals, when the Pewbac bore OF, but.
the Meteor, for some as yet unexplained
reason, turned in the same direction and
struck the Pewbac. a. A number were
killed by the crashing timherss and a
few passengers jumped on board the
Meteor before the Pewbac sunk. Life
| boats we're Immediately lowered from
the Meteor and picked up those who
were not Immediately carried away by
the wreck. From IT'S to 200 passengers,
on board the Pewbac, the names Of 10
passengers and % Of the crew were
known to be saved The loss Of life
cannot be correctly ascertained jet, but
will De near q hundred. ga - =
The Meteor remained near the scene
of the disaster TIL morning in hopes OF
picking up any persons who might be
/ floating on pieces of the wreck but none
we're found. / nof1f1auA
| The propeller Mohawk passing down,
/ the survivors were transferred to her
i aud brought to this city.
/ The Meteor was but slightly injured,
and continued her trip TO Lake 6upe-
TIE following are names Of passen.
gers known TO be lost: Miss Hosmer,
Hanson; Miss Ryker, Hanton; Miss Ty'
Ter. TifSn. O.; Calvin NJ. Wright, De-
treit; A. n. Wells, wife, and four child
rem, Ann Arbor; wife, son, AID daugh-
ter of ~ T. Mitchell, Lake Superior;
Lewis James, Rockville; Miss Hannah
Kelly, Illinois; VIM. ottrsll, Cleveland
/ Miss Julia Ramsey Tifhn; Mrs Hall
and two children, Copper Hsrhori W.
o, Neal, Cleveland; Thoss Blackwell,
OntouAgon; Jehn Tracy, Cleveland q
Crew lost: First engineer, r. g. Jack
! son, and wife, Detroit; FIRST cook, Sam
uel Bowles, Detroit; Ersaser, Henry
Ckoler, Cleveland; deck-hsnd, james
Rowley, Cleveland; chambermsid, Miss
Mary -, Cleveland; third porter, Big
! Jones, Cleveland; bartender, Samuel
Cares, Marquette eA
Passengers, saved: C. J.. Porter and
wife. Elain, o.; Mrs. Chas, Mills, Elgini
A. l. Foster, Churchill C. W; Wn
Reno, C. W.; Mr. Levin aud three child
rem, c. T.; q Mitchell, Lake Superior
4 Samuel Arbroker, Port HurOni=Eugens
Peel. Newark, Ohio; VIM. Haitian, wife
and child; Mr.. Mcknight, and child
Detroit; Mrs. Gardner, Detroit; Mis-
Ada Brush, Detroit; Miss Kate c Jones
: New York Edmund james, New York;
Miss Mary AZ. FOote, Neg York; JET
/ fards, New York; Nrs. Kaufman Mari
eta, Ohio; Mrs. q. Hsustationy Csnadi
West; ]. Fl. Ashnead, Hartford, Conn.
T. Madertot, Detroit; l. shssern Quebec
]. Shielda. Portage; Patrick AeCann. Mas
3 sachuseitss 4. D. Baker Detroit; y. u
Z Buckles Eausiiton P. 2. Pohs-ts cefo
: 224z-csr. Colnnhus, Ohio Wa @1orEisol
He@ ISgAE sUsB t7isi, -ss=------=== .aar1ar
S5h2 BaahinE Ssaass.i Jobn slsael
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
Develcpments OF the PhGnix Bank
Defalcatfon.

Developments OF the Ph@nix Bank
Defnlcatfon-
EEw YoRK, August ll.-Additional
Developments in the Phoenix Bank de-
falcation have transpiTed since the ar
rest of Perkins Jas. 81. Earle, book
keeper of the Bank, has been arrested
as an accomplics, and confesses to haF-
ing received $4,000 from jenkins,
which be '9st in stock operations. He
was taken to the station house last night
and put in q cell. This morning it was
found that he had cut an artery in his
neck, with pen-knifs,a and bled to death.
He wasa widoWer 81 years of age Mar
ried in Newark, N J. sGenevieve Lyons,
alias We've Broker, disreputable young
woman, and another of her intimate
companions, known as Cap eBromer,
alias Sam Davis, a butcher, were also
arrested u is said be became ac-
quainted with Genevieve in q concert
saloon, and-wAs in habit of lavishing
a large amount Of money Oh her. en-
ablirg her to live in magnificent style.
Earle, at the time of his arrest, was not
employed in the Bank; be occupied a
position as clerk, with Smith, Martin i
Co., bankers in Wall Street. He has
not been employed at the bank for some
months. The cashier to-day proved that
the defalcation viii amount to s277 900.
The bank has 9 surplus Of $270, 600 Be.
sides the earning Of the past six months,
which, apart from the July dividend, are
considerable. E&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
pestrueltve Flood.

CHcAGe. Aug. 10.-There was a great
storm and food in this region last night.
The Chicago and Rock Island, Chicago
aud S. Louis, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroads have been badly
damaged BY the removal of bridges and
washing away of track, No trains ar
rived on these roads to-day. The roads
are expected to be in good order again
in day or two. The rain fell in tor.
rents nearly all night, accompanied by
terrific thunder and lightning. t
Much damage has been done to the
crops, mills, and common roads. The
water standsin lakes along some of the
railroads and on soueaof the prairies.
The damage done 10 the crops in
Western Wisconsin, and Northeastern
Iowa By the great hail-storm on Monday
night is estimated at half a million dols
lars.
A bad break occurred in the Illinois
and Michigan Canal last evening, sew
eral rods Of the emhankment having
been washed away, short distance this
side Of Joliet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
Cincinnati markets.

~ CNoIEHATI. Aug. II.
FL0uR--Firm but Qaiet--the demand nAving
fatien off-su erfine is hels At 5 Oo9s 70, Extra
5099 90. aud Family 254s rs.
WEEAT--unchsbg sd prime Red o. white
q 2592 S5 Fft
@OATS-scarce and unchanged. $3.50
RYE-Firm at $50
BAkLEY-in good demand prime Old Fail
s5, and Spring 20; new dull, because Of ita In
ferior quality
VII ShY-Deelined to 49,
PRoVISI JEs-Quiet; City Mess PORK sold at
30 90, and 10 the mcFoins a free sale vas msde OF
q seconded Sc brand at % 90. Balk Meatel dni 1;
Shoulder sold At l5o packed. and slices 1T Ice,
Bacon nay be quo at I65<9tTs<c with but .
limited dem and, Lard sold a. 23s 133Sc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
ACard InxaIida.

A ClerRyman. while residing In South America
as a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous weakness, Early
Decay. Dsssses Of tho Urinary and Seminal Or
gnns. aod the whole train Of disorders brought en-
by bspesul and vicious habits. Great numbers
have Ibeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted BY desire to benefit the AFFLICTED and
unforsunate, 1 will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In sealed envelope, 20
amy one who needs It, Free Of Charge.
= Please enclose @ postpaid envelope, addressed
60 yourself. Address,
-. JOSEPH T. INMAE,
jygT .sm. Station d. Bible House, II. Y. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

NEW YoRK, August II -Unemploysd
returned soldiers and sailors marched
in procession through the streets TO day
under the auspices Of the Metropolitan
employment agency, bearing banners
asking employment They were headed
BY band Of music, and made fine APP
pesrance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
BOOKS.


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Youths History Of ths Rebellion. A4f - B..
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a spaerdfd stock q Pietures aud Framing eve
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augl1 sic LAlE Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE dsfalca-
ton charged against w. B. Jenkins, pay
ing teller Of the Phoenix Bank, amounts,
according to affidavit of the cashier;
Mr.. Parker, to $3.50 900, instead Of $5O,-
600, as stated yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

We hops sseanboas men will bear IN
mind that The Journal Company is pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, raliHg and binding ina manner
seldom eqaaifed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, geatlemes, and We
guarantee safisfaction.
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River and weather,

Cfxc1sSATI, Aug. IL, M-The river
has risen l inch The weather lie clear.
Thermometer, 75o. - 9ra '7lo'
PIrTsBURG, Aug. lI-There are feet
water in the channel By the pier mark
and falling. Cloudy and cool, av
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
HARDY WARE.
QUITTING TIMBER.

sA-ssss-nsssEs have besa cutting stinbsr On ny
lAnds ia seStiona n ard q, KNIGHT townsstRs
VaadsEsnrsh county. Indiana. viii stTs y
TEES UoLLAEE EET I'D 20 any one Eho
VII give % ny aesaE- AsFah, Johnsonr suSh In
asrna1flz a. Tii iasa = ~ esnv1etion q EReeE
'.Ss=5-e -ss-= 20 z-5 f kxocxuxx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Bachelors Hair Dye Is the best In the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Harmless -Instantansous and Reliable-pro-
dnees splendid Black or Natural Brovn-reme-
dies the m effects Of bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold BY all Druggists
The genuine is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. Ap25-9m
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70 MI TS.

rs PURSUANCE OF An Acr OF II { CEN
4 erni Asssm5ly ~ TIE Com zony saith 81 Ksn-
tactys snkhorixisx the sale OF th " Pnolio
eQn r. /" ~ the ely 81 BsbfsFson. Ky. which
At Nas rntifsd - tbs eft Esus o. HebsSrson AZ
shs gsuesai sleetson hssd Nay ia, 1ss5. bsios IL
hereby eiysu taGf s4id Fabfie Square . besn
iaid oct II suifAbls - Z - tbs h-yOr aas Q. ua-
ell ~ SAID ~ acd VII ~ soid a. p1biis suction
on IL prsrsss ;, 90 satHFtsy, espE absr the sths
iDss sale 10 ear u snes AZ 10 ecl3sk o. 10.
Txnms-ons tkffd cash, one-fhirs % ers1it
o. slx mopfhs. sp1 e1s ttifr % . endt OF
fwslss zonfhs, bsaTfng intarsst frym Gay 81 b.
Notes wtfh srs sSa1 ssrui ~ rec ireds al . 81
kspt 81 tie pTsmisss untu ~ Lurehass nonsy 10
: Pi.tss q. ssd sVsn fDrissssetion ls Tia CIR
a. e-1sr Of n. Mayor anf C0uneii.
saE~S Nv EEftTLTN9EB, rIerk.
- yIaudsraao Nv. AnSN H. ass argT-fda
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! HOME, INTERESTS.

To PHTucIASs.-I you wish to purehaas pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small i'd
vance on Eastern rrIces, 20 and examine KrLLER
WHITES stock, where you VIII aad sveSV arsi-
Gle that is needed By the profession, and a. prices
which cannot fail to give satIsfaeeSoh. Their
storeia $, No. q Main street mHy4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

To Purify, Enrich the Blood, and
Beautify the Complexion, use Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla. One bottle
equals in strength one gallon OF the Syrup or
Dscoctson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
BTILIARD6-

THAVE Just REo IYED THREE YTNE
Il nsw Billiard Tsbies, BAiEs's aoufacturs, wfth
Phslsn = eushienss the lslsss improssmsns 1heg
are BOZ Es41g ar 80. and I0Tsssof sAis at1fas-
ffvs zazas are tsgtAsd 20 cali and tr xAs - aha
81. 8iehoIas ExshaAssy Ne. g 4afs s1rsss-
fszi-dsn =. 0RAMMEB.
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sRAYED OR STOLEN.
CITY NoTICes

A UoUsT I'm, lss6. 1893
0RDER ron PLANK sIDE-wkLEs.
And nos u Il hereby ordsrea aud rected BY
the Commea Counsil of the city o. Evans Tilis,
that the owners u Al lets paris OF lots 'front.'
log en- or adieintng the porth-east side ~ Sec
ond street, FROM CaWAn street 20 tbs Corporation
tns also on the uorfh-east sids Of Ceutrs street.
from Chestnut to Cherry streets 10 said city, eaase
the side saha thereon % b. brought to the proper
grade, knd that thsY eanns q side.wak ef class
No Two 20 ha laid deWn thereon within thirty
days frou the pubiiestian Of this erder
m A. NJ. Me0RIFf, Clerk.
uB Clerks omss. August. 1895
ff Hugl0-st Uui0a copy.
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100 sS~ e E1ss Worss D9sorasra
20 aaIrf arln9 ffons eSrrup4ious % she
bIoos HxsnbSld's 8sln1gs " eaxsapaElI3a fs Q
remedy - tbs utmost RAauos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
NOTICE.
Notice Of Application.

- NOTICE. OF AppIlcatlon.
AroTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II undersiEasd viii apply 70 the Board Of
County Ccnmissicners Of Wand srburgh eounty,
Ct thar 1t regular meeting, for license q sslI
fntoxiostfpg quors 10 Quantities less than .
quart. NY place Of business, aud tbs premises
on Ehieh the .iqEors are 70 Be sold. 10 kBewn -
the house recently occupied BY the Q. N aHd Q.
Departments, on Locust street, OF parts Of lots 4
and 5, IN the city Of Evansville, yasderbnrgh
eonnty. Indians. GG \
auElo-sEd = .-~fl ~ Z. q. Z. WRIGHT
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HOTEL.

THIS oLn AND PoPgLAR HOTEL has
I lisa zasautiy s.=sTey-t sd fho1o1zatE rs7o-
waited aAruuEbauts ana she Rraprsstar 73iAl ssaara
No rzsus 81 sznsnss - ralear 81 vers1E 20 8 l1-
erai shErs q Eas psssrcaaTs Et abe puaite-
Eha rnela wtt 30 EAaFtis1 via ~ ass -
eHsRsET ana sgassa e&er1. euEAaAEzs
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bH2 Rial COAL.


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
DYE FLOUR
: jyIl- rF II. A. COOKS.
OAr MEAL, WHEAT FKRINA, SPLIT PEAS,
" Whole Peas. sago, st II. A, COOKS.
GooD SUGAR at lbO at
DRIME LEAF LARD &A
l. IN kegs. cans and tisroes, ct II. A. COOKS. /.
rH0FUE BUTTER a4 ~
- l,000 Tbs extra Western Reserve Butter Just
received at II. A. COOKS.
60 CHOICE sUGAR.CURED BEEF Tone UES
OO for sale ct II. A. COOKS. e
nRTrD BEEF AND BREAKFAST BACON
Ii 100 lbs Sugar Cured Dried Beef, tasaa
saE I00.iba do do Breakfast Bacon, at
- n. a. COOKS.
0O BOXES CHOICE RICH CHEEsE--
~ at H 5. COOKS.
LTAMSi HAMS +4
q so extra sug r-Cured Hams, 81
- IT II A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Al losses sustatnsd ~ policy holders IA any Of
sbs shows eolpentsa viii b. afr8y adjusted and
PrsDPsy pa fhreugh this agency ss-E
Ths ondsrslgnsd viii also Eftsn1 70 tie a5iusf-
m4nF o. tossss o. svar descFiptlo1 Euder policies
Dor othAr sgsocisss and srteas . the ssttisDsnf
OF al makzers eoDnects4 wiah INSURANCE for Paf-
is cpnnaete1 iBtsrssts4- Bis 3Ong sxpsrisnes
- 1xear4rcs Agsst has made hin familiar With
81 e1k3eeEs connectsd With Insurance 81
: flsazgf4 ALLEN @ HALLOCKy = g
once No 10 rrpeE FIRST Stsset,
lana1 HsAr Ehs Psst 0G9s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

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