davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

GREAT SALE OF Books IN THIS CITY
Hutchinson n Co, the proprietors of
the celebrated gift book stores i'll
Milwaukee, Louisville aud other western
cities, are now making arrangements to
open an establishment here. From many
favorable notices i'll our exchanges, we
look for mammoth gift enterprise, eX-
cccding in extent anything of the kind
ever dreamt of here. The particulars OF
location, date of opening, &c, We will
give tomorrow, We copy the following
from the Evansville Times.
I'VE regret To learn that the Metropol-
itan Book Store leaves our city this week
and that tomorrow is the last day in
which purchases can hc made. Mr..
Hutchinson is a clever and genial geu-
tlcman and Il fine scholar, and we hoped
his establishment would be i fixed in
SututiUn of Evansville. Wherever lie
goes We wish him the most unbounded
success, and, i'll the meantime, would
suggest to our friends that if they want
cheap books To avail themselves of the
last opportunity offered To purchase them
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Naval Fleet and Army in NIsiion-
A Large Earthwsrk Occupied-The
Removal Of Torped0es. =.

New YORK, Jan. 24.-The Herald's dis
patches from Fort Fisher say the naval
fleet and the army commenced moving
towards Wilmington on the afternoon Of
last Wednesday. There is yet no con-
firmation of the report that General Ter
~ had occupied the place, but on the
day the movement commenced eXplo-
sions in that direction were heard, and
it was supposed that the rebels were
blowing up their Notifications prepara-
tory to evacuatipg the town. A large
earthwork on the west side of Cape Fear
river had been occupied by the Union
troops, who met with little opposition
A chart of the river had been found,
showing where the rebels had sunk the
torpedoes, and number planted i'll the
ground above Fort Fisher had been re-
moved.
Two gentlemen who were lately doing
business in Wilmington as merchants,
arrived in this city yesterday They got
outside the rebel lines when Fort Fisher
was taken. They say the town was not
well provided with works OF troops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
FROM WILMINGTON.
Army and Navy Moving,
The Torpedoes in Cape Fear.
An Obstinate Resistance i'm Fort Fish
er--The Commander Endorsed by n
Rebel Journal.

New YORK, Jan ~. The Wilmington
Carolinian of the 10th says: Fort Fisher
fell last night after an obstinate resist
ance. General Whiting and staff, with
about three thousand troops, are now in
the hands of the enemy. The conflict
within the fort was very severe one,
and lasted for two hours, hand to hand
fight with the enemy. .-'
We have no heart to enter into details
nor to comment on the disastrous event.
We may tell our readers, however, that
the gallant Whiting did his duty. but
had to succnmb to their force of numbers,
having been assaulted on his sea, land
and rear faces by the soldiers, sailors and
marines of the enemy "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Destructive ConHn grafton im ssmdus-
ky, Ohio.

SANDUsKY, Jan. 24--AbOut four o'clock
this morning fire broke out i'll large
stone building occupied by Pierce, Wool
sey & Co, as spoke factory and plan
ing mill The building machinery and
Il large amount of manufactured stock
was totally destroyed, by this fire some
fifty hands are thrown ont of employ
ment. The loss on stock is $4,000, on
which the insurance is 1880. The build
ing was owned by R. r, Hubbard 4 Co,
upon which there was no insurance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Z. 5. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
A Corps from Sherman's Army Re
ported Operating against Whining
fon-HoOd Superseded by Dick Tay-

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-T Richmond
Examiner of the 10Th says: Refugees
have reached Charleston and report that
Sherman had sent one corps to cooper
rate in the attack on Wilmington. The
Examiner also says the loss of Fort
Fisher was occasioned by Bragg failing
to attack the rear of the Union force
The latest from Hood reports his army
in fine spirits and OH the way to Corinth.
The supersedre of Hood by Dick Tay-
lor is confirmed.
The Whig and Sentinel are ont III eX-
tremely bitter articles against reunion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

Ir is a question if tmee-tourths of the
States have Il right 10y al amendment of
the Constitution to abolish slavery with
out the consent of the remaining fourth
The fresh converts To Abohtionism are
doing what they dcema service IN showing
that the power exists.
1t Squite useless TO misspend time on
such APPOINT Their party can do it as
well without the right as with it.
Indeed, they prefer to show their coz
tempt of all constitutional restraints
that have bound other people. 1t would,
perhaps, be disloyal TO hold that the
dominant party ought to be restrained
by the Constitution, That document
was made to prevent a sinful Democrat
from doing evil, and not to hinder the
saints from doing good. A party that
does generally what the Constitution
gives no power TO do, and daily what it
ferbids, is quite independent of that oh,
solete document.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Congregational Investigation.

NEW YORK, Jan 24.-The Posts Wash
ington special states that the House
Military committee summoned the keep
cr of the Old Capitol Prison before them
to-day. His evidence shows that many
persons are still i'll prison against whom
no charges have been made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
General Lee COInniander-im-G hieE
. From the Richmond Examiner. Jan. 2Ol

Tie resolutions of tie Senate creating
the Office Of commandrr-in-chicf of all
the armies of the conttderacy, and re
commenting that General Johnston be
reinstated have been passed in that
branch of Congress. This will. if car
ried into effect, make Lee the 'comman-
der-in. chief Of all Our armies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Effect Of Military Operations on
the Gold Market.

New YORK, Jan 24.-Gold is weak, but
without much excitement. Spectators
are cautious, but are mostly on the bear
side. The expectation of early news of
the fall of Wilmington and possibly of
Charleston also prevents operators from
undertaking any movement for rise at
terra material decline The highest price
paid this morning was 20Ot, and the low
est 1913
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Arrival of Cotton from Mobile Bay.

NEW YORK, Jan. PA steamer from
Mobile Bay, 10th, has arrived with lGO
bales of cotton from the Rebel Govern
ment to purchase blankets and clothing
for rebel prisoners. Nothing of moment
was going on in the vicinity of Mobile.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
@ WHEELING, w. ", WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
WAR BULLETIN.
Forts CasWell and Cambell.
The Destruction ofthe Works.
1872 Guns Captured--A Large Number
of Small Arms Fall into Gen. Terry's
Hands.
IIreSs DlSpatch.I
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.


WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Major General Dir: ''l
The following dispatch was received
by this Department from Lieut. General
Grant. [Signed] E. NJ. STANTON.
CITY POINT, Jan. %
Hon. Ed,cn N. Stanton, Secretary Of Udr:
One of my staff officers has just re-
turned from Fort Fisher with dispatches
from General Terry, from which / ex-
tracted the following:
"On the 10th the enemy blew up Forts
Caswell and Cambell and abandoned
them and the works OH Smiths Island
and those at Smithville, and they were
reoccupied by the navy, The whole
number of guns captured amounts TO
one hundred and siXty-two. A large
number of small arms also fell into our
hands, besides quantities of ordnance
and commissary stores. Our casualties
prove smaller than at first reported.
They foot up thus: Twelve officers and
one hundred and seven men killed, forty
FIVE officers and four hundred and ninety
men wounded"
[Signed1 U. S. GRANT,
Tieutenant Eenrral
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Salt Works in Virginia 10 be Re
paired.

New YORK, Jan. 24-We are glad 10
learn, says the Lynchhurg Republican,
from an authoritative source, that the
salt works will again be i'll successful
operation by the first of February next,
possibly sooner, 50 slight was the injury
done to them 10y the late Yankee raid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Drsiruciiyc Fire.
From the Richmond Wing Jan.

From the Richmond Wing Jan ~
\ destructive lire occurred AT Augusta,
Ga. on sunday night, burning over four
hundred bales of cotton. On Monday
evening another fire occurred az Ham
burg, opposite Augusta, burning from
1900 to 1000 bales of cotton, also belong
ing 10 the government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Assistant Secretary Of WAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % The Senate, III
Executive session to-day, confirmed the
nomination of Charles A. Dana to be As
sistant Secretary of War, to fill the va
camcy occasioned by the resignation OF
Peter H. Watson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

Mr. Jenkins" said a tradesman At Sid
ney, 10 recent arrival there. will il suit
you 10 settele that old account Of yours
NO, sir; you are mistakiu IN the man.
said jenkins. Il am not one Of the Old
settlers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25

Dear, dear" cried Mrs. Partington,
what barbarous age We hive in Why
twas only the other day that an omni-
bus reductor pinted out to me large ed
ificationtwhsre soldiers are quartered." "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Erom Cairo nmd Below.

CAIRO, Jan. 23.-The steamer st. Mich
olas, from New Orleans on the 10th, has
passed. en- route for Louisville, with six
ty-seven bales of cotton.
The steamships Morning Star and Fun
shaw, from New York, arrived at New Or
leans OH the 10th.
Commodore Palmer, commanding the
Gulf blockading squadron, had returned
TO New Orleans from Mobile Bay.
Capt. REYNOLDS and others, captured
bv ruerrillaS on the steamer Venango,
have been released and sent to Nlcks-
burg.
There is but little iuquiry for cotton i'll
the New Orleans market. Buyers are Of
fering still lower figures, but holders are
declining 10 make further CONCESSIONS
Prime sugar 221. Prime nolasses 81 22t
Forrest is reported to be concentrating
his forces at Houston, Mississippi, with
view of making raid into Memphis
The steamers Belle of Memphis and
Glendale, from Memphis, have arrived,
the former with 14o bales of cotton for
St Louis. and the latter with 526 bales
for Cincinnati.
On the 2lst, detachment OF troops
from Memphis, crossed the river and at
tackled band of guerrillas at Mound
CITY, killing one, wounding one and cap
turing five, without the loss of man
The expedition was still in pursuit OF the
guerrillas. =.
A private letter from Pascagoula, OF
recent date, states that Changers forces
have fallen back for the present to with
i'm the limits of the town, the roads since
the storm having become so bad as to
render it impossible to transport sup
plies to the position formerly held by
fhar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Wounded Soldiers from Fort Fisher

New YORK, Jan. 24.-The steamer
Spaulding, from Fort Fisher, brings AS
wounded soldiers She reports number
of our guuboats gone up Cape Fear rver
and engaged in Smelling the works on
both sides to dslodge the enemy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Green Bay and Lake Michigan Canal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga delegation
has arrived here to secure an approprl-
alton by Congress for the construction
of canal to connect Green Bay with
Lake Michigan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
Ex-Prcsident Pierce to be one OF the
Peace Com IN - toner's.

New YORK, Jan PA special 10 the
Express from Washington the Oath says:
Ex-President Pierce = hourly expected
here. He is said to be one Of the peace
commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
The Smithsonian Institute i'm Flames.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24--3 ?. M.-The
Smithsonian Institute is now completely
enveloped in flames, and ii looks as If its
entire contents would be consumed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-25
kThe Gold Market.

New YORK, Jan 24.-Gold tonight
closed at 2Oi, after reaching 2o63
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Ths wiz commis.Ion

WAsHrEGToS, Sept % The Commits
sion re-assembled to-day, The exami-
nation Of Col. Parsons was resumed.
While be commanded at Anderson
vile, boxes Of supplies from the Santa
~ Commission reached there. He had
them sent into the prisoners, for which
they thanked him. Witness knew Of
Captain Wirz being absent with dogs.
Il was q peniteniiary offense to trade
for greenbacks He thought this was
declared BY an act OF Congress and by
a statute Of the State Of Geogia. The
country around Andersouville was poor,
and as a consequence vegetables were
scarce. Soon after some negroes reach
ed Andersonville, be addressed com.
muuicatior 20 Gen. Winder, asking
what should be done with them. The
reply was, that the question was 10 abey.
asce at Richmond, and until il was set
tied they should be treated as prisoners
OF war. Witness did not know whether
sentries were relieved after shooting
Union prisoners. Such information
never reached him.
Cross-ezaminsd By Judge Advocate
Witness as frst assigned to the COM
mand OF the troops next to the fort A
great effort was made to bald eacc0m-
modatiOns for the prisoners. w RI as
sumed the responsibility Of erecting 8
dead house.
Judge Advocate Would II not have
been more humane to build shelter for
the living.
Witness--I think It was impractica.
BILE for Capt Wirz TO furnish all the shell
ter rquired.
Judge Advocate.-You do not answer
my question.
Witnesa.-Then ] answer you some
shelter might have been built. / think
the Quartermaster had aot sufficient
energy. never exercised the right
to furnish prisoners Capt Wirz
never received any order for that
purpose. The latter was responsible
for what he did there. Capt. Wirz
drew up the rules and reg ulations
and they had my approval. Capt wirz
labored indefatigabiy. Whether or not
be accomplished ell he desired, do not
know, but do know that the prison was
not half cared for. think the respon
ai6ilisE rested on those who crowded so
many tSere
By the Court-Capt Wirz drew up
The prison rules by bis own authority.
Witness approved Of them because be
thought they we're right. There was no
dead-line therein provided for. IL was
subsequently, by virtue, he supposed, of
Capt Wirz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
THE VERY LATEST
IT Ell O. r. a p H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


New YoRK, Sept 28-Ths Steamer
early hour tbs morning.
The Cuba brings %, 900 pounds sterl-
ing gold
NE~s YosK, Sept. 28.-THe Tfmes' 5
Washington special says:
Our Consul At Liverpool had an inter
view With the Secretary Of the Treasury,
when be urged him to recommend TO
Congress al exporisduty on cotton. He
said the foreigf importations this season
would be enormous
Judge Underwood has made 8 decision
ia the cate Of Francis Smith, requiring
him to take the oath prescribed By Com
eFess before be can be allowed TO prae-
tee ia the U 5. Districl Court.
10 j. NOS true that application has been
made to take Davis 70 St. Louis, to tes-
tify in boat Burning cases. Il is said,
bowever, Conuss for the defence will
make such application.
General Peck, Of Miss, was among
the seekers Of pardon
The Alabama embargo viii probably
be raised within lev days, and the is
suing Of partons to the citizens of state
will scon thereafter be resumed as before
the stoppage,s caused by mistrust
Of the action Of the State Convention
Late reports, however, remove the ap-
prehensiona, aud prove them to be I'M
founded.
The 7ribans's special says:
General Terry has ordered the making
of new military districs in the Depart
ment Of Virginia, comprising Stanton,
Anna and Nelson counties, putting Gen.
Carroll ia command
The HeraEd's Washington special
says: ~
The Kentucky delegation, headed BY
Governor Bramlette, are still here, aud
have had q long conference with tl.e
President and the heads Of Departments,
concerning affairs in that State. They
are reported to unite in asking the re-
moval of General Palmer from com
mand. The withdrawal of negro troops
from different parts Of the State, and a
greater concentration of troops then
now exist on its borders, are absolutely
necessary to the adoption of the Conssi-
tctional Amendment by the next Legis-
islature.
A fac smile Of the President's sigma
tUre has been prepared, and over 500
pardons are reported to have been stamp
ed with II at the White House yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

INV Teak. sept -
COTT1E-st-sdy bat lee aetirs 81 zs5<4xSe 4
FLOUz-sal0S la.@r IN eouuon. saa very
arm fsr reed gr.des : eoaBT - r Extra STAT
Z s5Gs 90 FIR Extra koznd Hoog Ohi3; i5s5
II IS for Trade BFzsdss el0sirg gaisk'
WRISE1-St ads IVES erE z23x12 %.
WHEAF-zE2s over for Sprfnz and vsry nru
for wssneEr s5zl IS fnr Chicsgo Spring 3 1z1ss
fs- gooa Winter ssa westsru Is fer srnnasy
whits -4nasi@; 2z1z flr ehoios Old Arabsr Micht-
gan.
RYEQaist-
BAELET-QTie&
MALT-QEiat- 4
C0kN-fe lower.
OATS lac better.
COEFKE-Aetive Asd hrmsr-
sUGA E-Stsady; Gaia Aasc0vsde 12S14e; H2-
Essa is5<s =
EoL sesrs-Du1
PEfR0GEUM-Dutl: T91sIc for rsEnsa free.
PCRK-Firmsr; "a sT93f IS fer nsw Mess
closing At 81 90 cash 81 t0ta3l 50 for '6s and "a
60 Is % for Prime, sad % s71s8S0 50 SOr Prise
Ness
LARp-Duli and lower - 2-1<25o1<c
UfTEB--Aeiise: Ss343e f.r Stass.
HEEsE--I2N ts3Ss.
MuA III kts-dy a. st9s per cent
STERLfNG--Qaist al iCst<9IesTk
GOLD-Wstk cat decided chEness opsasd at 144
declined to 1887. ard closed - IA
G0VKRSMaHr SroJKS-A sh&ds lower.
sTockS-HsRvy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

NEW YeRK, Sep. 2S-Gold is in
coed demand for customs, but otherwise
the demand is limited. There is less
borrowing, and the rate per day has
fallen from lilo TO 1872. The amount
paid out from the Treasury upon 5 20s
is thought not large, yet it afforded 3
slight relief, Yesterday $250,0O0 on
coupons we're Paid. The price Of gold
this morning has ranged st 1880 IA,
and the tendency IS slightly downward
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Commissioner Sale of Real Estate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN PUB.
IN suanes CT ga oraer Of the Court Of Common
Pleas " Nanderbnrzn eou ity, Indiana, made Al
the SEPTEMBER term 1865, Of said Court, In thu
case 81 John Welt and sophia Wolf W. George
Thomas Hof kst and others, for psrtltion, l. VII
ofder TO make sse Of the real estate named there
in, viii, tbs 18th day Of October, 1885. az the
-MaL strsst door OF the Court rs Ia said coun
~, bstwesn the hours Of 10 o'eloek q. N. and 4
o'clock a., 81 said day, pr coed 70 sell ct pub
lie auctions to the highest aud heat bidder, said
real estate In said order ramsd to.wit: The
north half Of the northeast quarter Of section
number tweafy-ssvsn (2l, IN townshsp number
four (fl, soath OF range number eleven an west.
Ia said cosntys upon the following tas ms, to- III
One third Of the purchase mon to be paid IN
cash, the residue 80 equal iasts Eats Of sus and
two ye from the day e sale, With internal. the
puFeh ser executing bis notes for tbs sane. VITA
approved sec grity, waving all FeIiaf whatever
IRON selaAsloa or eppra asment laws.
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
nep2l-3Edkw ConmissIousrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

NV YoRK, Sept 2S.-The TrSbuaSs
Matamoras correspondent says the sue
cess met with By the force under Gen
Eseodedo has encouraged the Liberal
party TO fresh efforts IN and about Ca.
MARCO. There lie aow a good force Of
about 900 men, among them being Door
80 officers who have served in che United
States or in the late Confederate armies
They will prove good soldiers In army
operations that require courage and
skill
A second body of some 500 men are
at Mieo, 81 miles from Camargo, and
at other points south Of the place are
bodies of 200 ard 500 men. In ali there
is force Of $500 ready for the next
blow 70 be struck at the enemy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

CISCIExATI, Sept 2S-Noon.-Rivsr
fallen I foot III inches. Weather clear
THERMOMETER ~.
PIrrsBURG, Sept 2S-Noon-River 5
feet ; inches by the pier mark. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
sPECIAL NOTICES.
ne Dead that Might be Living

TIE Dead that Might be Living
n = sad 10 fhiak thAs thousA, Do dls aanua IL
with the means Of life and he4lih almost with4r
arms knzth. Many q veAkIiBg gees down 70
he grave syeEy dag, whom tks timely use Of
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS would haEs saved. 1t Ia consolation TO
Ezsw, EtwsVsrs thAs fhfs sIorie1s fonie--a vital
King Il xIr without q single drsvbsek-is pre-
serving the lives Of nultitudss. Ia cases Of gen
srai debility and prostFation, ft Il producing
effects that are rsrhsps more astc niahing 10 y
anything hersfofors observed or rscor6ed IA he
hist0ry af nsdieaI tFeatnsHt. FesbIs, suateistsd
and dsspafrfng patief.s. wisoss powers Of cigss-
tion seem TO be actually exsingu shed, recover
THAR sppstgte, strength and spirit der course
Of ne Bitters, With rapidly that Is positively
aase<fng. All that tbs proprisfo,s EXPECTED from
the preparation was long ago throwa into ths
shads By les actual results. New vfltaess which
tbey bad never thoaghs Of sstEibuting to ii, are
continually bsisg dsvsiOped N it application Ia
nsw cases. As preventive Of diseases Of every
class. and q constitutional inyigorsnt, it stands
aiCns and nrgpproaehabls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
MUSIC.


rTEEFLowERs THAT BLOOM In BEAUTY
IL Wora= b. FaOLErTB WOODS Musie By
Pref On. MATTHIAS. PIE - eests- BY mail.
This is new and pretty bAllsa. I'd VII o.
eoue vssy popular. beInx one Of Pro-. Matthias
sep2s wARREN CoETEGToE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market
CrscTsrAFI, sept. -.
I FLoE R-Coatinnaz dull and prizes irregular
WaEAT-Go0d d1mAnd for prime Red 81
2 co. the demand for new IL hailed , Sees range
/ from % .. IS.
eURH-Sssady At CSC fer strictly SQUAD ear.
OATS good demand ~ f4Gl4se, IN bulk and
elevator, FIR No 1.
RYE-coatiauss dulI at rs for prime new. and
s5e for old
BARLEY-ruif aud prices nominal
NHtSKY-Q1.et Al O.
BULK AEAts- He'd higher; Shoulders I75<a
IKE; sides ISL aIst<s
BAt0S ls1Sel 2Ie ana 2ae fr sheuIdsrs, Sides
ard clear Sidss.
LARu-Dull
BUTrER-45G50e-
GRo0zKIE Firm good demand.
GOLD-I4s5<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
ssp2l-sudaw A e oomA AsHas;
Commissioner s Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE tsHgRBBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
~ snanes Of an rider Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF NaBderburgh County, Irditna, made It
eass Of sussn NIL vs. In Is aflis md VIVA .
p. Mills, for partition, D, MiilfAm II. Walker,
Con missi lner, app lated By said order TO make
sale OF the real estate named therein. viii, oa
the i9th day OF DC obsv, 1855. at the MAIN Street
door q the Court House 10 ssi unity, tetween
the hours Of 20 o'c eek .. N aad oelo,k y. N
OF a. d day. proceed 10 sell At public auction 70
the biggest and best bidder, said real estate in
sad order uanEd TO witt
Lots numt Or twenty-ons (2ll, tuenty-Tuo f22l,
tsE@nty tire (Z3) aud t~enty four f24l. btof k
lumber ATTY (se). On ths Eastern Eat regiment Of
be city Of ks-nsviiie, 10 said county, upon the
follow log terms to-wlt; Ons third eAsh, one
third . Be- pad one year, and Que third In fwo
year from the CAV Of sals, with interest, IA pn-.
chaser 10 execute his uois- for the deferred Iay-
-eniss with approved security, w4Yfng alt re-
lief whatever, from valuation or sppFaisement
laws. WILLIAM ~ WAIVER
etp3l ~ w3w. Com missioner