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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-23
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SUMMER ARRANGBMBNT q
TO coMMEScE MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1865.
-ssFszszs2a Trains Leave Portland, Grand Trunk,
Station, Tor Lewiston and Auburn 81
IU0 "A. III and las p. NJ a.
For Bangor ana intermediate stations AZ i-S4 r N:
FRkrURKiEe Leave Lewiston ut 8 20 A. ID and
arrive in Portland, at s. A. M Leave 2anS ~
730 A. and arrive u fortisn6 .; trsins t
Both these trains conneot ~ for'iano win aus '0i
0G Freaht train leaves Portland Al A. NJ and re
t,,rning Ia dine 10 Portland at Z, M.
STAGES connect with trains at principal stations,
daily Tor most Of the towns North and East of this
Inc. a. sis4r aisds q -, ~ s<c,,s,,viFss9
wasosyIlle June q. 1866 & = : juasss ST.
2 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, q
OF Canada. .AAlsh e "a
Ia. % UAMER ARRANGEMENT. Is
Es7 ON and after Monday, June 96lh. 1896
- trains will run as ioiiows;-nA =
Morning xpr So train for South Paris Lewiston.
Gorham, leland Pond Montr. al, and Quebec, ,at
Mail train jorWatervi,Ie. Bangor, Gorham. Island
Pond. Montreal and Quebec at i26P M.
Both OF these trains conn CT at Montreal wi b ex
prtss trains for iort nto Detroit, &C cago, and All
other places west 4,
od ~ TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AZ ToLIowsa 8
From Montreal, Quebec. SC, at s.l7 4 n. "
r. 20 ~
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices, will be Issued
during the summer season IRON Porla to Bethel.
Goiham, Island Pc d, Montreal and Quebec *
The Company ars not Responsible Tor baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. aud that per.
scna unless notice Is given and Paid for q the rate
o-'' 10y CeJ. BaYDGES. Managing Director.
FL. BAILEY, Huperinfe
5 Portland, Juae 22nd 1865 --dH Y zie Y
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For sale Cheap.

kKA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
--kTSaERN GINES, with Hose Carriages; all In
Ef5 IS85 good order.
Hand ~ -, Also lot Of Hose suitable ftr
n 'N1 rue Engines; Apply to p. !. 49,
Or d EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
- - ~ A,"ef par t- q june16tf'
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LOst.!

A GOOD smart girl that understands running a
IA Sewing Machine, can find q situation at 1874
Middle ST., Portland, Me-. q Do be- aug16dtf
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II You are In want of any kind Of PRTNSTT
call at the Daily Press ofRce, " Mn Il
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IthE subscribers are prepared tn fsRrNn cnpx
LOT customers at their Mil on YORK. street, Otice
Commereiai st., head of Richardson-s War, SA'NS
'1y1'eoun .:E9y Z. II. UPHAM & SON
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ON Friday last, small yellow, shaggy DOG with
~ white ia e and black collar around his neck
marked with silver nails. Whoever viii return said
Dog snail be suitably rewarded. ssa, Z
WILLIAM H. GRIFFITH,
aug22d7w* On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
Amusements.

NV MgrRoPoLrrAS.-The public re-
sponded literally to the appeal made By
the workingmen's Association for aid in
establishing their Library, and the New
Metropolitan Was literally crowded to its
full capacity. Camille was sgain pre-
scented With that unequaled ability which
Miss Dora Shaw always displays The
character was, we think, really better
rendered than on Monday night The
other leading characters in the play
were well presented, and, altogether,
the large audience Was well entertained.
The afterpiece was admirably played,
and ELECTED the londest applause. Mr..
and Mrs Gsierson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson adapted themselves to their parts
most excelIently, sad played with very
creditahle ability.
Tonight that favorite actress, shat
youthful Queen Of Tragedy, Miss Fanny
r. Price, will make her 6rst appearance
this season, 10 the thrilling character Of
Margaret Elmore, in the greatly-admired
play Of Loves Sacrifice, with Mr. d.
Hanehest a. Matthew Elmore. Miss
Price ia 90 great g iAvorite with the peo-
pie Of Evansville, a. TO render il nnns-
csssary for rs to urge any ons to 80.
We predict another crowded house, and
9 highly delighted aadisnes, tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

Coat -Messrs 5ans3m L RufDer,
proprietors OF the Green River Coal
Mines, gave for the benefit Of the poor
ak cartloads--l20 busheis-of coal, In
Guiding one load donated BY Nr Thorn
ss, Who has smaIiinterestin the mines.
This was very liberal, and just in keeping
with the character of those energetic
gentlemen. They have 40 sJstemized
their operations, and arranged such IA
ciIitiss, g enable them to Sill al orders
on the day they are given, their supply
Of coal being equal 70 the demand They
are now delivering from ] SOC 10 :, 900
bushels daily, and IL the demand iucress.
ss they are prepared TO deliver ~ &c
that amount They separate The coal
from the slack, aud also deliver the coal
free from sulphur as veil as from slack
They have o propeller constantly en-
gagged 10 lowing coal TO the city, from
their mine Of SpottsvilIe, Ky. Now ID
q good time 70 lay 10 supply o. Goa
for The winter, and We hope our people
will not loFgel the claims of the generous
propriesors 81 The Green River Goa
| Mines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

n. A. c. H. R-CHAsGe oY TINS
Persons go ng East, should not forget
thar the new timetable goes into effect
this morning. The mail train leaves Is
minutes earlier---nos 30. as We CHROME.
ousIy reported u on Saturday. Nine
fifteen Is tbs hout OF departure. II ar
rivss bali an hour sarlisr--at $3.50. The
Eastern mail, as matter Of course, win
close earlier, Of which the postmaster
win doubtless give due notice. The Vim
eenues accommodation leaves 10 min
utes earlier and arrives Is minutes
earlier. The freight and Accommoda-
.ion leaves and arrives 10 minutes
earlier. The timetable will be found
at the head Of the local column
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

THs TRaDE OF EvAssvILLE-PE0PosED
NAV LIxs of PAcxErA--We are glad to
learn that the business men Of Evans.
viIEs have walked up 10 the Importance
Of taking steps 10 rsiaia the large COM
mereiAl trade Evansville has secured ia
the past three or four years.
CinciaDAii, Louisville. New Albany
and Cairo are making heFculean efforts
to divert this trade from us, and but FOR
the great local advantage we possess,
woald doubtless sueceed If our CAPT
tsliats and business men are true fothem-
selves and to the interests Of the city,
this whole question wiii soon be set Al
rest by the establishment Of semi or sri
weekly line Of excellent steamers be
tween this city and Memphis to be own
ed By, and 10 run 10 the interests Of, the
people Of Evansville. We are nov sat-
isiisd that this will be- done at once, o.
some OF orr capitalists are taking hold
Of the matter with q determination iSai
il shall succeed. II may become neces
sary 10 establish another line Of packets
to run between this city and Louisville
rs measure Of seli-defense Our PEG
pie have the money and the Disposition
10 do H. 10 the mean while, we mus
not neglect our Cumberland and Tenn
essss river packets, OF our Cairo line
AZ these are necessary to secure ou
interests, and must be fostered aad aus
tanned. We shalt recnr to this subjec
soon again.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
ASorHxn Muxtyrcrsr DosArroS.-

ASorHER MuSfFIcEsT DoNATIoS. On
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Elliott, the
Trustee, received from Mr.. Norwood,
tickets for 300 bushels of coal from the
Bodiam Mines. Mr.. Moorwood is the
lasRee OF the Bodiam Mines, and Ia
working them with great energy, and
with q manifest view 10 the public inter
est aud accommodation of our citizens
His liberal aud really munifeeut dona.
ton will relieve the distress Of many Of
the poor of our city, aud his Iiberality
entities him to the kindly consideration
OF our citiHsnA Such noble deeds as
these will receive tteir reward.
We shall publish the names Of thoss
donating wood to the laudable cause
when ell is broughtin and we can obtain
q correct list, We regret to say that
the ladies either forgot or neglected 70
make provision for the refreshment OF
those bringing ia donations
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

A MAMMOTH SHIPMENT The Adams
Express shipped neArly thirty tons Of
goods By the Ada Lynn, on Saturday, for
Humboldt, Tenn, ria Columbus, Ky.
These goods were All purchased in this
city, and shipped through the Adams
Express by the owners themselves. This
will not only give some idea Of the busi-
nesa Of the city Of Evansville, but will
also give some idea Of the unlimited
carrying facilities of the old and reliable
Adams Express. The marking. billing
and checking of these goods made our
friend, Tom Gather, " hump himself :
on Saturday afternoon,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

kFAssyILLSs Oc sobsF -.
Bgeiasss auriag ths fsfssr part 81 Lass weak
has bssa qui's setiFe sad prizes are wsIi nais-
tainse. The sais q sesEiss - cur merchants
has beea unusaaliy l2rgs. mostly. Points on
shs Teans.sss and u 'ssissipfl rssefst RsgAa
Dieksy aIoss sal4 $500 wersh 81 ErossFls. go
Friday sna sAtasassA shsss wsrs .lso lAsss
traBsaetishs 10 Pse6ucs Prizes ars Ksasraity
steady snd qsotatgoss sashAsks.1 =
BACON 80 Scarce Asd IA demAad al &c for
sAoaideT' and ase ar clear s'ds. Nc hans a.
maskst.
BUrrKR-siisL,iy .4s.sssa -s,A s.l.. Al aoos
4sc,
BEAAs- Duh a. TscsI 90.
BRAS-I seifssd 70 sss pss 800 psauas 90
Pieusy.
CHEESE .wsstsra Ressrys. Ora e. kos92
FLoUR - Il rather dali; and supsrass maj
- aaotsd at sof Exsia q eo9sge; XXX
Fsmiiy 10 sosil 60.
wHEAr--As.aas.aso q sosa ssssr ssoa Red
asd white.
oAfs--sisAdy 10 a0ssoe.
CoRS-Dur - So4sToe m ear tor shsiisd 10
acks $50
aARLEr-Has a4lvasssd % 81 s.
RYE-R uanai atSL Mons In sbs nssksf.
ELA& nAAA-~1a 44nssaa - sti3% -
CLeyEh sKKp@-Somihai: asss 10 market.
TIMOTHY sKKD~ssA so9s 60
FEATnEKs~L Lis. esg7cA Ga
oKssKNo-stssay ~ eogTe-
LAaD--A4rAhe d sd arai - 4s8soe.
GR0cKRERs-vsry srm sHa sssaiax spwsrd,
asa prices al4xhiiy adtaHosa-
MAILS dTsnssf Be- Ts9s =.
cOFFEE-Fwm sI9aae ior Rio.
suoAR--KFm Al isstTk
MoLAsaKs-Rfrm - cs,sso.
l sTRrr-aecAst IS.
HAr-RAisd tomiaAig loose siol haisa SIS.
POTATOES --Pisssy, ssd nsw afe hsldns sis
20 pef bnafssi.
HipEs-pseiinsa 70 s. cor srssn, saa izgiss
dried. u
/ HALT-Advaaesf % SO per bashst
wHisKT--Aasaaset 10 " iseas -
/ wooL-AsvaaesA e asBsos - sssnasa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

e65- We call attention,tc the Postof.
Zee advertisements, giving the time for
arrival and departure Of mails, and the
regulations IN regard 10 carrying letters
out Of the mail These are matters Of
general interest, aud the advertisement
ought to Be preserved for reference.
There is also a warning % s'eamtoai
men and Others, against placing the
words U. s. Mail on any vessel or vc
hiele that 10 got engaged 10 csrrying the
mail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
GROCERIES.
.. WEAVRR & 60

Dealers IN Groceries & Provisions,
uAvE FCzfEASED TIE STOCK OF n.
II VEL On TIE ccynsg Of esecnd "A. Ls~rst
str sss-sos- s. ssd SS--sr6 have rsrsEvss h a..
dltlez = fse s@zs gsnsx.I supply q cssds IL
TIER fine. They WI = 1-srcx &c kseg 81 han6r
S-5srat AsaorfZelt 81 rtaYae a1a IA q G.ocsr-
! 81 " oes1 ard Wiiow Wsrs. sc1 heps By
Gloss Aitsrftsn % e1slness "a zsrit share cf
kas psee ossxa e sbs otsasas Of Gv@navtIIs. Thsg
rnxps1sfA-ly sc4isfs tks s~ms. osnaH In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
R + S ID + N Ct L
Situated on tho Southeast corner
Of Water and Oak streets. upon
tAe bank OF the river. -

Ths lot is ssvopty-asa fet 10 front, running
back -four hundred fest, more OF less, 20 low vsiar
mark. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

THE WooD DEMoNsrArzoN.--In cense-
quence Of the inclemency OF the wealth
er, Saturday morning, and the muddy
coaditiona 90 the roads, together with o
uanifSst Enissppsehension asto the time,
the wood demonstration set for Saturday
Was conparativelya failure. Only about
twelve loads Of wood were received,
though several farmers who we're in the
city expressed their attention Of bring
ing IN their donations next Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

In the De1aocras Of yesterday va
made mention Of the shooting Of wo-
man By negro boy named Ben. Harri-
aon, ---Lcp D@R E HM
Wss be any relation Of Ben. Hasri.
son, Of the Henderson, Ncarsf If %,
whatf Son OF nephesl Wss he born
near Nashville or Raleigh TENNESSEE
Information On this subject win be
thankfally receivsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

n~ We are indebted to Geo. Foster, Of
Cincinnati, for copies OF late Memphis
papers. fOrwArded By the Superior also
70 Billy Dunn, Of the Armada, for New
Orleans papers Of late dAies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

sag Two extra fine Bcsves, weighing
], 500 pounds each, viii b cut up this
morning at the Eew York Market cor
ner Of Third and Locust. oct30-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
HOMEOPATHIC.
UMPHRErs'

HAVE PRovED, FRoa TIE MOST AMPLE
II ezperIeuce. az enstrR sureesss S4usI---
Prompt--Kfielsnt and EsliAbts Their az the
aaly msdirlnas perfect , ad4pted % pog alAr u.s,
90 simple that mi8ts kss eaosat e niste il uttnz
thsm; 90 harmless 70 be free froas dSnser and
% efieisnt 20 Re always reliable. TAsy have
raised the hiEhsat eDmuendAsfeu from al. and
win si~ays render safisfset.on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

Ba- The largest and finest asaortmeht
Of heating stoves in the city, At
THoMas ScAsrLIs 4 SoE's,
ocf2T-dlw al Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

No. One Thousand Pounds Choice
Grapes, from the Fox Island Vineyard
at the New York Markel, corner OF
Third aud Locnst streets. oei3o-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

EMtH4R ~ rwTrTwr - afvFrN Az
RsooapER's coURT,-The Recorder
was oecApied on Saturday afternoon with
cases of more than ordinary Importance
On Friday night Captain Fictas ar
rived a. bone on the mail train and
was taei ~ The depot BY several persons,
amoBs whom eers Pat FINLEY, Tom
Branlleis. aud otaera Tuley spoke to
Fickaa. after shaking hands with him
in friendly manner, regarding some
private matters, and FickAs started down
town, suspscsing 20 danger. When
about opposite the residence of Hon. r.
W. Cbohy FickAs teeelvedA heavy blow
on the back part Of the head With =
cling dhot Or billy, given BY TinIsy--as
appeared BY Die evidsnce--And 10 few
moments ! revolver Was cred ct him BY
FINLEY, the ball striking the pavement
near him. Two policemen rushed to
shescens of action and arrested Tinley.
aud saw the revolver IN his hand, but be-
fore they could secure IL he had slipped
II to Tom BrAndsis, 10 whom, II appears,
Il hslSHaea. 1T
FINLEY was 6ned ESQ and costa. the
heasiesas npp ishmenl chat could 10 inn.
psssd op0a' him ~ The city sashoritiss
Not having the.mouey be went to jail
- Tom Brandeis Vas arrested % 90 &C.
Ieomplire, and Tor aiding and absttius
FINLEY 10 the assaults, but not being
Esads fcE ssial, hlscase rAa postponsd
until this afternoons hanalu
VIM, Snyder. who bad oncs been 10
the rebelasny. then. We believe, for a
few ulUashA ~ he Federal army. AFTER.
wards policeman in this city, aud dis
missed for the uttesanee Of reasonable
language, Was 90 accomplics in the no
sault and battery he undertook to
play the police officer, and arrested Capt.
FickAa, and took hia revolver from him,
aud aitcrwsrds attempted 70 knock him
down. For his part in the affair he was
6hed ae5 and costs He, too, vent to
Jail .rIrEMC22 e&as04
4 = Charles Goodman was lined VI and
costs, amounting in al 10 "a, Cor riding
on the sidewalk,
Two men were brought up for obtain
ting mouey under false pretenses, bat the
Ecourt moi having jurisdiction. they were
turned over to the State authorities.
One Of them contracted to bring two
turkeys 70 our FREUD RuHner, and re.
ceived the money for them from Ruff.
ners The other delivered the turkeys
and received pay for them the second
time from Mrs. Ruefner. Whether the
case was tried OF not before the Justice
We did not learn. - asA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

= = H
A BaAvE DERD.--A middl s-sized
man, yesterday evening. made an as
saall wilh hatohst on = boy liz years
old, because The boy bad committed the
heinous crime Of Walking across the
Kitchen roof o. the brave knight Of the
Ratchet Had It not bean for the inter
veniiop Of bis own wife, be you'd ne
donbs have committed murder, 40 be sv.
Ideally n,anifsrted tho disposition and
courage Of an assassin. We presume
be thinks be eau, with the aid Of hatch
Of, whip any uuarmed tweivc.year-old
boy 10 tie q sT~as most as brave 3
desdH aa another performed in Hshe sane
locality during peach time last August.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
NEW MUSIC:
A Splendid Lot OF new BTusicl

sAcmEp.
osEsUB, SAVIOUR or NY souL." eophraao,
Solo and ouartstta by mad SOC.
sscOME UNTO ME-" by mafi..............,....sS SOC,
awADING, STILL FADING" NY matl.-....a6c.
aAOAIN AS EVENING"" by mail. -. $50.
BsLLApa.
~0ueHLA ARQRKa MACHREE - beautiful
Irish ballad ny sec.
aMC-sHER, STARS ARE bHiNLNGs - q ms. Y
tie song for little people. BY mall. 300
aMY AEoEL BOZ, uANH0r BEE THEE
DIE" ny BE-
"THRN TuRN YOUR THOUGHTS TO ME-" a
song aud chorus. by mail.
aOLn DON'T CARE." by mail..................aoc.
"gKFF. IN PkETIcoATs," with pictursl. 800.
The above pisoeH. together with large iot Of
ether new aonga and insixamsntai muaic. iust
'''''' -'1 ~ WARREN ooErSoTos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

Nnw xsna. ccteasr -
coTTos-Dan asa Dr. isfss ~ tss for aid.
alag an.t aa
FL0uR-Dai and heAsx 49, salpe iewsrs IS
ae II for ezra stssss T5as " E far ~ god
saipp. " TRAITS Htis rsaaa haep obs eJit 5
lof trade ranas, ma kst q siaE hssTy.
VIII Kr-Qairs. We tsFn, - 3.
wHkAr-0aa eent asssssF ans snet - u fsF
new ~ wafk elnb. r#N
RYE-Q lis - fsF western
Basil T=Ffr@sg aA
BAMtEK MALT~-Qnist
c0ES-- hntteF; 7aasee to- Eeseaod soBsie
for sanad mtned w-t "a
oATs-Deil 81 ssass ssasss Or soasd
CuFFEE- Qaist aE
sraA -Qitta 1ss<ssits fot cah4 Ma epvA-
DO - ssr PsFse Rte
M0LAssEs- Qaiat.
PETsOLgu a-7a9T7s for rsnssd fire..
f0NE-opsa 4 ksasy bus slossd hrmsr 81
aa 1ps8aA as1& fr mesa. 81 81 Il - IS cash 8
- 40 fsr pri@s aaa - 90 ass IS fsr prsms ns-s
EET-sis.ay Al iisiss foF PiAi' nssss Isa
LARp-H~a~y at ztassJss
NJ TRh--in demana AZ sot8&@r for OTIS to3
t5c for state.
cHERsE-gIrn 81 ttlIse.
M0SKE-Eaey - peE rsnk.s
NTEmLlNG A10HAs GK--Dasi and sswsr -
SJLD-slshous shsAsss op-ui.s =. I4ss.. .us
ExfoRrs-futal experts 81 Specie ts-Ss..
SOS 90
GovERgMRyr STOCKS = wI,hous s.eiSsd
change.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
.1onesar, ana eommerciaI.


EvAssFtELE- eefstar -
w- bare had. 6vr.ug iLs past SIX. an sasy
menry marAst aul Z 8. suPEly ef e1ErsHsy.
osrb-aks sAov ~ anHstyss enl2ssnfhsir de
e1ant la e. bat share seems % b 70 difeuify 70
rlseiug good FaPsr at 10 70 Il FsF eeHs-
sew York Exrhsrgs Is a-mer sad crossing
sesrcsr. There IS . heavy demand it. but ths
rats Fsmaia a. bes0rs. say-
Enyfns rar-.--....-... ..---.Ssiiilg, lilo Pvssa-
b tslezz.rls ca Saturday ~ tad sid, IN
Sew YORK, at14ss. This Shows that the ATS
suatloas In that marie ass nss Tisieai. wssk
ago the suotstIons wsrs Ls55z- u Gems 70 hang
sssaay h~fEssz La sad 1-S<- gtzt w
ma qaotaii96a hsrs are g q A&A4A
Go,d, buyiug-....---.is45S ssllins..-.- ------ifs
sGfvsr.....-.-Is5 ssiiiag ..-.-.---.---.---. I5s
Thsrs seas TO - & sssal breakdown IA The
Bond End stock Market, MsHryia hsy roFk .
! psr cent appears TO put stoP % al ganbiiug
opssasfsns, sua -. qaossslsns are loser thsa =
seek ago
O. o. lesi -..--.-..a. Au's
zOs cd Issue ....-s.- ...----..---.-l 1-.ss4
s-21s. new III
i9Alm =
esEsn Thirty Treasury Notes arr vs-y duL
TAsy srs sosd - oar 6ssksrs =, 7 - pr esat.
I eisc0unf.
co.peurd Interest TrsasH-y Soses have aseiia-
a. Thseenvessl sss tate $50 bosds Being sssppsd
/ she aotss ars now boaghs 70 h be 4 a. inFess-
/ msafa- Tho quotaiEoDs. a. farn shsa ~ y. ,.
Lswry Co are As faliows; a
Jans issue. Is 49,. .-.....-.-.--..ioas<
JulF = 90 ~
AuEusi Issue, le
oCtober iEsuss
persmhsr = ..--~-.---..------..-.---.----..l9l
BANKAHLK FuNps.
Legal Tender Ire ssury Sesss
Eafi0nAl CaErsnsy.
rNcrkAEar.
Ga1isn4. oslo Ead ksntusky .-.-.--.par 70 ~. Dis
AASAefH AArrs1eS s-- . % sis
Missouri And " So. Ola
sgssusasl and n iaSis. .s...s 70 2ss. dis
unt0n And PiAnssrs Baak, Tsan --..-.....-. s. dis
Bank Of TeaBssaee.-..a--.---.-..--.- ----4sac. AZ
Other Tennessee Baaks.-.,.....-....sof to PC. Dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
~@a - FRESH MALTBY
RS.

II. Herman is now receiving fresh
MaItby Oysters in cans and half cans;
also, by the ease, IN any quantity, war
ranted fresh and good Ten barrels
Oranges for sale, q II. HEESAS's.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
sHIo a MISSISSIPPI r. =.
CITY and State.

a ciRCUaT CouEr. --Judgs Parrett was
taken suddenly III on Friday night, and
Court Was necessarily adjourned over
ill this morning The Judge vas IN
able 70 leave bic room on Saturday, bat
il Is hoped that DO will bs able TO take
his scnt fhls morning. alsaough wa have
not heard ianyshipg relative to his con-
dI,ion ainca Saturday evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
a-o..aI Notices.

w Cry orders for sale At this Office
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

WAN TED.

yr-o INTERNATIONALLY GOOD GAR
4 Sarer. 10 20 10 Memphis, Apply at Brs Will
sen's. Fo1fta street, between aain and 1otnst.
AZ. 4 Or laD0Tsrs 10 DO harm work. Aoe2e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
MUSIC.


vr,Hr FLOWERS THAT BLoOM IN BEAUTY.
word hy va0LETTE WOODS. Mustc By
ysrnf OF. MATTHIAS. Price 50 csnts- b. nail.
Tnaa Il a new and pretty Ballad. nd viii b.
oanea very popular, being cne OF Prca. @sfaiAa's
49, WARRxH coNxNeroE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

CsSc9sEATf. Oct. - ?. -.
FLoUR-FeFuer. tut net guotabIy higher;
supsrane Seal ISL kxfrA ooe19 So. FAuziiy
aud Esney y zseal CO.
WHKAT--In e. Cd aemsnd o Cor prins old
Red usw rsngss from loe1i 80 -
CokN-Qaiss 81 80 fsf sound skslicS
OATs-ha at u ia eiesAaofs
BARLKY-Seminag
PORK-Nsw Msss very duh; sales esuiz got
be n ~ 81 over - IS.
BULK AKATs--NomtnsIa t tTaisSx
hAG0&--s nall sales 81 49,. "a ard 49, Enr
ehoaI4eEs Nj aud Cf.sr kff~a.
GR0CEBIE s--Staady.
WHTSH T-In COED aemsnd 81 g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

n@- | will sell at auction, on Monday,
October 30th, 1865. al 10 o'clock, at the
house Of p. @. 0'RiIey, on Water street,
all Of his iins household fnraisure, such
as carpets, plush and hair seat sofas,
chairs ard rockers, maFble-,op stands,
bureaus and tables, mahogany and wal.
nut bureaus, tables, staads, bedsteads,
feather beds, comforts, blankets, fine
large gil French mirror, and general
variety Of good fine furniture. kitchen
and cupboard ware. Terms cash.
HfRAH NELSON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

H. " 9 called on FroL DUCK, q Dis
new store, last evening, and, really, such
q treat we have nos enjoyed for many =
day. The Prof has displayed exquisite
taste IN fitting up bis establishment, and
richly deserves the patronage Of the cit
liens Of this city, Tor his energy and per-
ssverauce, and We would adVise all to
call on the Prof. and examine bis beau
ufal store and magnificent stock Of
goods, which, with bis jovial face, can
not fail to please. The store il certainly
an ornament to the city, and our eiti-
gems will DO well TO call on the Prof and
examine IT, s @