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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

DhlGlNAL NO1lCE.-To +. n. Wander
~ wall, Edward Owen, Defendants: You are be,.,x
tnst mere now on ME in the Clerks ofceYof
ne Oourt OF Lee county, Iowa at Keoknk PEE
uuon % hiram Dsnhey, claiming Judgment skainsf
you. Nanderwall. for the of one thousant and
uoisfs ana ~ per cent Interest from date
On your msde To Iharles dason upon the fol-
lowing Described premises to-wit: Lots and bloch
w, In Masons loSer Addition to the city of Keokuk Ia
Lee county, Iowa. and as against you all. prayiag for
the foreclosure Of said mortGageths ssle of said pre
ises, freed OF all interests OF said defendants in
pay of said debtihe extinguisbm OF all eoaity OF
redemption. aud for general relief Now each on Won
must appear and said retition hy noon OF ill.,
second day OF the said Court TO be held on
the trst Monday OF February 1866 judgment will be
had therein, as prayed for, by default.
Rev. stamp 6oo-cancelied1 ii. sC0rr HOWELL.
sepl9dtw-tu AIRY for ptair,,~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Levi Travis,
~ Defendant: You are hereby notified that there Il
now file in the Clerks ofce Of ths District Court
Lee county, iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Bar
ney, claiming Judgment against you, Levi Travis for
the sum OF eight hundred aud ten dollars upon year
mortgage made to CHARLES Mason upon the follostDg
described preuses towit: Lot In block So In MAsons
against ALL praying for the foreclosure said mort
gagethe sale OF said premisaa ftesd of al intereatb
sAd defendant in same to pay Oh said debttbe extn-
CUISINE Of all equity Of npon and for general
relief Now you must appear and said
petition by Of the second day OF the next term 81
said Court to be held on the st MoEdsy Of February
1885, Judgment Will be had therein prayed for by
default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
Kew stamp 50e-cancelled Atty for Plaintiff
sepled4w-tu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

ORIGINAL NOTICING Thomas R

II HRIGINAI NU1ICE.-N0 In0mAS n.
" Price Matthias Martin, Defendants You are hereby
notified that there 4 on c in the olerk,s once q
the District Court Of Lee ccunty low, 1t AkuA Pc
Thomas Price, for the Five hundred and twenty
dolars and ten per cent interest upon yonr .0rf.gt
premises, towit: Lots block 81 in Mason's Lower Ad
dition to the city Of Ksok in Lee county, Ioua
praysg also or judgment againat you, Matthias Mar
tn for same sum upon your noFtgAge TO said Price,
Stunning TO pay said mortgage, md against you al
praying for the foreclosure Of sad mortgagthe sale
said premsss freed OF ali interests Of said Defendants ~
same. 10 pay on said debt-ths extinguhhnsnt o. all
equity OF redemption, and FOR general relief Nov esch
ofyou must appear and Answer said petition y 1een
the second day Of the Of said Court 20 b hello
the hrst Monday OF February, 1885, or judgment viii
be had therein, - prayed for, By default
Rev. Stamp 6oc-cancelled.I b. SCOTT HOWELL,
seplodlw-tu Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

Qualify ve, 0na1aav-1-a-
xf.aet q oaSNparilis- IN ~ a .rH 19's
sssss - saasUev- jaIUe g. = as5ss :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Siebsegge Va

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Siebsegge Van.
" der woude Defendant You hereby notified that
there 10 now on ale the Clerks Once Of the District
Court of Lee cousty, Iowa, n Ksokue, petition Of Hi
ram Barney claiming jadgsnt against you, eebecege
the OF eleven huAdrsd dollars and
10 Der interest uon your mortgage made 70 Charles
Mason upen the following described premises to-wit
Lots and o. In block lee IN Aasons Lower Addition "a
the city Keokuk In Lee county Iowa. and agalns
you ALL praying for the foreclosure Of said mortgage
the sale Of said premises freed Of all OF said de
ment Of all equity Of redemption, and for relief
Nov yon must appear and answer said pettior
of the second Of the term Of said Court
t. be held the first Monday Of February, 1866,
Judgment will be had therein prayed for by default
Rev Stamp 50c-cancelled H. SCOTT HOWELL,
sepled4w-tu Attys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

( ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Abraham G.
Romano, Defendant: You are hereby notified thai
there is file in the Clerks Office OF the pi.tri
Court OF Lee county, lows at Keoknk petition OF H
ram Barney, claiming Judgment against you Abraham
komsine for the OF six hundred dollars and 10
7er cent interest upon your mortgage made TO Ch.re
Mason upon the folowing descfibed premises to- wit
Tot block ll< In Masnu's Lower Addition to city OF
heokuk in Lee county, Iowa. and against you pr.y.
log for the foreclosure o. said morteAsehe sale OF said
r misses freed of all interest OF said defendant In same
% pay on said debtths extinguishment of all equity
Of redemption, aud for general relief Now Won
must appear and answer said petition by noon OF thu
second day OF the next term OF said court to be- held
he nrst monday of February. ls6S judgment ill b,
had therein as prayed for, by default
REV stamp Joc-cancelled Ii SCOTT HOWELL!
tspl9sSs-tu Atfv for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Henry Polser.
~ Simons Co., Defendants: You are hereby mott
fed that there IL file In the Clerks once u the
District Court Of Lee comfy, Iowa. at Keokuk q petit
ton OF Hiram Barney claiming Judgment agsin., Won
Henry Poser, for the sum OF twelve hundred and eei
dollars and 10 Per cent interest upon your nertgsr
made to Charles Mason upon the following descrbeS
premises, TO wit Lot and block 1s in Mason Lowe,
Addition to city OF keokuk in lee county Iowa aid a,
against you all praying for the said mort
gage-the sale Of sad premises freed of all interests
-ad DESCENDANTS in same pay Of said deot the extjn
guishment OF all equity Of redemption. and for genera
relief Now each Of You must appear and answer saie
petition by noon of the second day OF the next term
aid Court 10 be held the fret Monday of February
10 or judgment will be had therein as PRAYED for l.,
defsu!t III. SCOTT HOWELL.
nev- stamp ooc-canceiled Atty for Plaintiff.
seplqdtw-tu - -.
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nRIGINAL N0TIcE--To John Walters. Defendant,
" Yoa hereby notified that there is nov on die in
the Clerks Office of the District Court of Les CONT,
Iowa at eokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney cIsni.
Judgment against you John Walters. for the sum OF
steven hundred and ninety five dollars pom yonr mort
gage made TO Charles Mason upon the following de
scribed premises TO wit: Ali Of the fractional BLOCK l
and lot g. in block l06, in Masons Loxsr Addition to
keokuk IN Lee county Iowa. and as against YOU pray
ing for the foreclosure OF said uortgage-the sale said
premises freed of nj. interests of said In same
10 pay on SAID dsof-the exnngushment of ell equity
redemption, and for general relief Nov van mutt sp
pear and SAID petition by the second ,
OF the next term OF said Court he held on thu fra
Monday of february, 1866, or judgment will I'd had
therein "a prayed for, by default
Kew stamp 5oc-cancelled L. SCOTT HOWELL
ssp4 dtw-tu ATTY for plaju.f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

Legal Notices
ORIGINAL NOTICE. ITO Joseph wheel

ORIGINAL MOTTO. ITO Joseph Wheel.
" or, VIM l. Reeves, Cady, Jones Peck. DeIsndantE
You are hereby notified that there y Ne In the
Clerks ONCE OF the Dtrct - county, Iowa, u
Keokuk, petition o. Hleea Bels5, cialnans jade
ment against you, joseph Wheels tor ths Ann OF e1
upon your two moesnngse made tO0harles Mason upon
the foIIoetns described emi1ss. towit Lot Nh (ol
block liz II Hason' 1e4e Addlon 10 thoeity OF HI
okuk in Lee county ~ Sts>of Iowa. and praying also
for Judgment OF ssMpQn ADainst you, Cady, Jones
Peek, by reason Of youf efeement with " L Reeves
contained his deed to you to pay on the balance
said 0srtgagsay anADagOt - aal fsayi19fePt NE
foreclosure Of said sale Of said premises
freed e - interests q aid defendants in same to pay
of soi4 aebt-ahe exf1nguishment of all equity OF
demption, and for general relief Now each Of must
appear and answer said petition BY noon Of the second
Monday Of February, 1896, or Judgment viii te had
therein, a. prayed for, by default Ii, -ssi.l y.
Rev Stamp 6oc--cancelled. H SCOTT HOWELL
septlyd{w-tu Atty for Plaintiff,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

nRIGiNAB NofICF.-ro Kate vandsrx ou,,,l and
~ James Frame, Defendants: You are hereby no.,ted
that there s file in the erk's ofc. Of the nj.
ttict Court of Lee county Iowa, Seoknk petition
of Hiram Barney, clsning Judgment s-ins, ~ KATE
iof the sum OF Owe hanr.d and forty J.
srs upon your nor made TO Charles Mason upon the
following described premises togi;; Lot block 3d.
asohs ''"cr huinon 70 h~okuk, IN Lee county, IpH
- a. "n,' 9V pr wing tpf ths Tor of sag
SAFE al ss'd preinises freed Of sil Interests
u SID defendants In 10 pay Of said deLtthe e,
nlent " al .dmtt Oh resumption, and for gene
raj relief Now each Of you must appear and answer
sh oy noon OF the sscopd day OF the next tef
III sAa Nouft - be held on the nTst MeLdsy Of febru
ary Soo Fjuaghent VIII be had therein a. psye& for,
oy dsauit Ii. eCuTr HOWELL
heF- stamp 9oc-canceEedl ATTY Tor Plaintiff
sep2V-tu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-26

ThaAkfnlfof slheral patronage
q tkio - eolicit and by frct attention
20 IN tntaef a M hope 70 krit confirm
snce q - eone VAIL, ARM1fA6D CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

y A Go-AHEAD RAfLRoAD.-The Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company has
fitted up four splendid steamers to ply
between Baltimore and Liverpool. ODE
Of them will sail for the former city on
the 18th of September They are each
rated at I ,244 tons burthen. They are
not at frst making calculations upon
I" frst class traffic, bnt for the present
confne their accommodations 10 the re-
quirements of freight and immigration
for which the most ample provisions
have been made. Twenty is the maxi
mum number of cabin passengers to be
allowed at first 1t is the expectation
of the Company to put other vessels in
the trade as rapidly as the exigencies of
the traffic require. This, since the sub.
sideneeg Of the Collins and Vanderbilt
lines, viii be the only American Com
pany running steamers over the ocean.
The capacity Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for doing the work before
It may be guessed, when We stats that
she Company have in commission over
three hundred locomotives and four
thousand cars; and the speed With
Which the Company has surmountsd the
misfortunes Of the war offer guaranty
of ability for Any enterprise ID msy un.
dertaks. t ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
NatlOnaI rebaceo ConrenIlIon.. q. |,

The National Tobacco Convention,
under the auspices of The Kentucky
State Board Of Agriculture, will be held,
AZ we have heretofore noticed, at Louis.
vile on the second Wednesday Of Sep
tsmber. The object Of this Coveution
is stated as follovs:s s
The prime object Of the Convention is
to get together, from AL sections of the
Union, the practical minds OF the trade,
With a view to such modification of the
present excise Law, 60 far as tobacco is
concerned, as viii eventuats in the pas
ssEe, by the next Congress. OF q ther-
ough and well digested plan Of taxation
that will yield the largest possible amount
Of revenue to the Government with the
least embarrassment TO the cnltare and
mAnnfaeture of the article.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
The YafInnaI naht

~ The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette, furnishes that paper
with a recapitulation of the monthly
statement of the public debt, as follows:
Treasurer returns and requisitionsin.
the Treasury Department on the 3Ist of
August, ls65-Debt bearing interest in
coin, amount outstanding. 81 los, ,3l0-
l9l 80; interest, So, 500, 500 50w Debt
bearing interest in lawful money, do,
Sl2, us, ,I03 I6; interest q 3,f3f0sT "A.
Debt on which interest ceased, ST.
SOB ,020 09. Debt bearing no interest,
do, $S7, ,398, ,256 3e. Total AMOUNT out@
standing, s., Isl, ,6s9, ST. 43. Totaliuter-
est, SI3s, ,03l 500 "a. Legal tender notes
"a circulanon--oue and two years 5 per
cent. notes, $3.394, ,230; q. s. netes, Old
issue. $402. 96S; u. s. notes, new issue,
$i3,257,60l; compound interest notes,
act Of March 3d, 1868, SIS 100000,
compound interest notes, act of June 80,
1861, 500. .o24, t60,r Total, 1854, 1882
o. the sfa Sei9piy the debt.sts0a,
81, 757, ,253, ,275 S6, which, compared with
-she above statements, shows an INCREASE
during the month q August, cf only
1886, ,295 81. During the same period
the interest Of the pubic debt was re-
duced g, 10000 Rg the redenpsien.al
ontstandipg seSii6cS@sof iodsbSdnsas
the amount Of suspended reqnisitions
now being only %, Ill, 900 aT6e specie
in the Treasury vaults on the 3lst, vas
$45, 435, III Il, showing hanI ihcrease
over last month Of over SIC, 600, goo The
amount Of currency on band. however,
has decreased from IS, IA, ia -S5s-ia
July. to $4,27S, ,2S3 49, The circulation
OF fractional currency was increased
$os4, ILO. -aee4 bauaodl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
ESTABLISHED, 1881
REAL ESTATE SALE.
Properly
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance i
FOR AN INV vESTMENT /!


7'ks reR kn0un Frepsrtg bslono.
tag 10 tAe heirs ef JaRes MarceI
IS a0s0 offered for sale as.a
B The LaRd IS nearly az aadsr
fence, situated a. skert Distance
from Epalaseifle dRd mast soon Be-.
come desirable as Csts Preprh.
3 The tract Is diEidc into Lots of
rariots siEss, kariRg a fae front
upon the OlG Piank. or Skdte Road
from EeaasriIle 10 PriRcefOn, lend.
iHg out kain street
Nary ef ths Lots Aape BailSiRg
Sises Of EHriralIed Beauty, hiyA
and Asnlthily located
An abundance Of FiRs Timber
and Good Wmex0GT&0UWE EH1o
TAe soil is Exceedingly Fertile,
and admirably adopted for fks
. production Of all descriptions Of
Fruits and Vegetables. ~
This Is an opportunity for an
iRresfBtssf ssld0Bs prsseated 10 fhe
citizens Of Erglsrihe.
1t Offers Unsqualled Attractions
to all wishing homes in the
Country. and TO Market Gardeners.
IA a sure and aafe iRrestmsnf IL
canned Be excelled asas'-s-s.esss'
A plot Of fhs Land Is open 10 sks
inspeetioB Of az desiring to p,tr-
chase. -.~.r,..,, .-.,'
Bar Fer further particulars en-.
qSiye sf J.H. MAXWELL. q
oFFIcK HoDIAM COAL MISKs. wATKR ST..
tBstwssa Main sea Loeu,i).
Aagss-im Evansville, Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

l. Ne pagers girsa As4y al the Coz s.sr .. To-.
SrAtaafoss eirnalaaoa.
4 No Advsrsissasut-, local sotioss pntfs Ia
srtsd Hisss prepaid er PAY guar4atesd
= Advertisements viii never - see0mpAshsd
aocAi aotiess unless contract is mAds 10 that asos
Aad yHius reesivea for The nOtIog. .l.4r
> Se LcsAi Ssties." however shori. wrls
'assrtsd ior less than os@ Dollar saoh aAy. ;
.. AArrisgss, Funeral ana Religious Hotsc,e
H'"st Invariably be paid IN aavAaos 20 ,.eur. 1.
ssrtien-
8. Ne dseeicney en- the part of..rr,.,. IN, ..
uaAds good 81 the easca. IN. enrr,.-. A., =.
i'Nvs papers - ordered and directed. they mu :,
pay for their carslsssus~s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

The Young Mems Library Association
Of IndiAnapOlis have secured for their
winter course Of lectures, to commence
ID November, Rev Henry Ward Beecher,
Wendell Phillips, Gen. Benjamin +. But
lei, and John B. Cough Tbs latter in
digiduat Is to lecture three nights, and
receives for bis thrics-told tale $500
per night The Association, however,
regard il as " big thing to get him
ey yen at those figures. No one can
claim that oratorieal talent is not appre-
ciAted in this country. 5 @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

GRAPES At TIE LAKE--The Sandusky
chy Registcr says that the grapes are
ripkning very rapidly. oH'.hs Island,
we are informed, they are changing color
very fast, and the rot has entirely ceased.
There are but very few vineyards that
the.rot has done any amount Of damage,
a9d unless they are yet visited BY aome
unlocked for and unhesrd of catastrophe,
the crop will be larger BY almost half
than was ever before known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

E'Fena all parts OF the gsd.e tn nve
II usssaa<s, gfsoat fa5sgp % eAs airs, - !. ~
Sans DtriLsf ri PewsEa. Ass erfssse ~
Uph4a's stiiatort Posde and iaks No ethsr.
Prtc- 81 Maiisd - say sdsr~a sor ~ ~ ~ q
5 UPHAm, - eopth zigbfh strest, Fhlin1slphA ~
Pssh- Ue
TTphamss Hair Gloss and Curifng
u TFIol1 Il ths beet baiS dfss-ipg ~ ~ sorld.
n inn ~ tsst tii5 sless g. ns Aafr. kssps ~
ourf, promotes tss gf0wsh, ke. Pre-, 70 csuts
bottle ,sa1
Uubam,s Tsdfer Ofnfmsnt is a surs
~ur Ffyr 70 r. ssn shsua, bafpad THaadsf Boy,
b.g's sfeh, A. Pr.es o. osnts box. ~. -,f
Upban's Asthma Cure rs'Isvss tbs most
riolsnt p.F.Eylsnf ~ d-fsnaa. IN ~ amass and
.Hsois spss seysGrs. Plis. ~ q D-ekags.
TT phsmss -DyspKpMsn= caFs " war;
" r4atsd 70 eur Hpg' .esss q Dyss svsf-. 10
ss4asr hSs long stas1tss. @PriesxL sslf6y nsiI
UPhsm's FreeAsgs. Eanhhex rssosss
so,isss tAs san ase Bs4eii1ss a. sonplszIsa.
Dr.. La Porte'a life Eli1iE, ,shs gssas
hssgfas atd kefnvs-zf8es Eemedysl naHiaEss -
uznly sigor AL Eao are ssdsffE= esa-- Innssne@
kpinAi EDsrgy, HsrFO1s Data iiy, Ae-. arisng
frsm NhAteysr eaass- Price, "a paekags. fs7f
The JapamtSs Hair staln colo1 ~
whlshsrs Or = Neagtsehela beastifdi ekaebos teewa.
u consists of enlp pss1ars Eos- eiar xill boE
f.as OF wash pus cniy % sssts bsz-s 4lf.
setd ~ q 9. URHAM. Is soufk Elshfh strsss,
PhiladsiphiAy asa ~ sn Drasgists- cissuiars
sat frnsl s.U 81 54ls -i-e-1
BR0UoHToH 4 woon.
III Tat.e Cest ThfrE nnd MaiB serssfR,
Iss-om ASsa6 fcr EEsasvtiia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

We are indebted to Hon. s. s. 0rth,
of Lafayette, Indiana, for . copy of bis
address delivered at Pond Grove, on the
50sh uIt on national matters. He held
that the rebel States ara to-day without
any government or organised society,
save what we, the successful party in
the war, are conceding to them for their
proteciioa and our security In regard
tol reorganization be thought no wise
man would form Any iufexible theory,
but slavery must be forever destroyed
aud security for the fnturs obtained
He praised the working of the Freed
mems Bureau, hoped for and predicted
the rise. Of the now illilerate Southern
freedmen to the position of useful citi-
gems, and expressed himself in favor Of
an amendment to the Constitution bas-
ing the ratio Of representation upon the
number Of voters in each State. He
earnestly argued the Necessity Of max.
ing haste slowly in the work Of recon.
struction, and exhoFted his hearers, in
the words Of the lamented Lincoln, TO
see that the Jewel of liberty is kept in
the family of freedom. on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
BOOKS.

The BOOK Trade.
HApOlson's Life of Julius oHsaf. Bound. sz5o
Yeuth's History OF the Rebellion.
'TAs Dowagsr. By Mrs. Gore.
Taco Leigh. ABy Mrs. Thomas. K. p't - q
All the Works Of the author Of John Halifax.
All the Works By Lever 80 .'t. - y.
All the Works by Diekens.a ~ sa haz asfaf asE
JgvsniIss from alt the best Publishing Houses
Y pride myself on the selection of books sufts-
ble for children.
an sehesl Books, States, Pepev, Copy Books, b.,
euitahis feE eoantfy Heerchaekss ss w q
Photographic Albums cheaper and better than
Cincinnati.
Al the New Novels. both bound aud paper,
An the Magazines and NewspApsss, 81 the earliest
date. agE5 1n5 bas 'uilest
splendid stock Of Pictures and FramiuK
Al D0BEhL'6 BOOK sT0KE,
aug11 @@&@a-AaA > ~ Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

:. sIcksEsA Much sickness prevails
tnrougnonf the cSdntry Chills and
fever, we osheve, are the principal dis
esses-1hs doctors are getting rich
DslPA JotgBak o = -. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
TOWN LOTS.

TN PURSUANCE or AN ACT or THE GEN.
Al erai Asaam bly, of thss Commonx eaith OF Ksr-
tuckv,f aushorining the sale of tbs Pubiic
Squsre" IN the city OF Henderwon, NY. which
Act was ratified BY the citizens Of Henderson at
the general election held May lstp ls6Ss ncaice ts
hereby given that said Public Square hAs been
laid out In suitable lota by the Mayor and Coun-
ell Of said caty and will be cold at public anction
on the premises, On Saturday, Sepeemeer the sehs
1885 sale 90 com mence &C 10 ofelock . m
TERMs--0ne third eash, one-third on credit
sf six months, and one third on credit OF
twelve months, bearing interest from day OF sale.
Notes with approved security sec airva. and lien
paid.
Plat on ale ard cRsn esr ipspepaon in shp City
BY oEdsr Of the Mayer and Oounefis q eas1
Hs y. w BRNTLINGER, Clerk.
Henderson, KY, August ID. fe6s = Mue9-tds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
BOARDING

EIRsT CLASS B0GRDTNa CAN BIZ HAD on
: .zoza TaARZI5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
: WOOL FACTORY.
JoaH w. eRUEs......c. y. eAAMEE.......-.F. HEREEs
- J.W. CRUEN g. CO.,
eH PRoPRIEroRs OF THE
Evansville W0ol Factory,
coz. BOND STREET A CANAL :.

would respect'uuy cali JSa- attentfon 20 the
fact that our Factory, which destroyed by
nfe lmat fall, has been rs built, and IL now IN
OPERATION and ~prepmrsd~-te~tnke Ia Wool for
manufacturing Into the folio wing Goods--JsAns
eatinetts, Linssys, Flannels, Blankets, Cover
lids aud stocking YArB, At the lowest posnibIs
rates. 49,
We shalt also endeay or 10 have tha a5oxe goods
on hand to exchange for wool or asfl for cash
Cash paid for Wool at highest market price.
sapdipg their Wool 70 as, fnay do .aoby river or
otherwise, and all such Woel eatrusted TO ua will
receive prompt atfsntien-r a T Hffr ~ sEf
Ons o. che partners having sir years expert
snce In the basineaa wa feel onfdent that no enc
will iezvs Ne dirsatisned.
Price Lists furnished on application.
ngil assesHs - JOHN w. 0RuEN q co. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

4 sdi l5 s'qceg sal sFisssb ~
usE ii b7eed o. sssw
market Wishing to establish q regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie At closer rates than
any ether House in the State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and 81 .ssv.s ss &. k-f4ss -se
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

- - fAAN ate AkEk4QAAu~
ty 20 hand and hand.
Hon. John d Dsfrsss, soperintend-
ent Of the Government Printing in
Washington 10 determined to practice
what he has preached through the war
take care of soldiers widows and or
phaus--as will Be ssen As the folloaing
order issued from his headquarterss.
"Hereafternoue but the widowsot or
phaps Of soldiers who have died for
their country, or the wives of soldiers
now in the service who are Ia needy cir
cumstances, win be admitted to filva-
cancies in the Governmant printing
ofhces, at Washington, where women
ars employed"
SURE.-The requisite two-thirds of the
real estate of the city, 10, we learn,
represented on the petition to the City
Council, for The $50, 600 loan 10 the
Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad.
This insures the making OF the road to
this point Oar people are wide awake
to their best interests whenever they are
aroused. This result has been accom-
plished through the untiring exertions Of
the soliciting committee, who have so
faithfully and successfully lAhored in
the work for the past ten days. Nov
Bet charge along the whole line" be
made, and this important road viii soon
De in operation, and prove its substau-
tial benefits to the business prosperity
and wealth Of our citizenG-RiekHono
Oh tha. .h.nsS Of wealth and e.pt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

Oh that thsmsn Of wealth and eApi.
talists of Evansville possessed the sAms
public spirit and snterprisel 8. i Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
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Chicago Cream Ale

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