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eteamship City Of London (Br) Peie Queenstown and
,sss:mship Hsivstia OBJ. Prewss, Lvsrpoos-wiams
Steamship La Partena Patterson Buenos Ayrss via St
steam:hip Gecrss Washington eager. New orleans-H
steamship daidins STAR Berry. New Circumstances A
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Steamship Haeras Parrish, Norfolk, City Point and
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Steamship John Gibson, Kelly eeorsetown-HB cron-
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Steamship Nereus Crowel, Boston-Ncptune Steamship
Ship Portsmouth, Boardman, Aevassa VIII W Elwell
Ship Euro,ha (Breml, Hagen. City Poin-C Luling Co
Bark Prma Donna (Br), Sawyer. Adelaide Aust-Askell
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Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Demarara-H Trowbridge's
BARK Alma & CD Conner. Cow Bays whitney
BARK sum Suns1ins, Packer Si.y Point yaW Nelson
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schr Fanny Morse Davis Fall River-G W strarnhan.
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SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF,

cCHILBERes GERMAN OINTMENT: -wARRAETED
ccr,sin cure without the slightest danger for Piles,
ola Wounds scrcfuls, Salt Rheum, al bone and ship
diseases Ac For sale at the drug store " Bowery
cyrop THAT sCRATCHrNG-AND USE wHEATON's
y ITCH OINTMENT II cures Itch and salfrhemm n
tionss Of The skin Sold by all druggish.
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side Of the lake far exceed in all those qualities that 90
to make up the veteran soldier had then seen the
On with
the volunteer force attended the ceremony Of "roop-
ing the colos" by this regiment and must do Colonel
never regiment In Canada the United states
Gel the Forty seventh In the manual Of arms, move
the few British regiments that distinguished themselves
In the Crimea, as appears from the number Of medals
that adorn the persons Of officers and men, and which
doatry.
rHR POTTER ExcrrnsM sUpsDrSo.
The Canadian politicians and press have expended
their wrath and ceased their Wondering For three
weeks they have been tossing about like the whale who
yainy endeavored to digest Jonah and having dgesed
Potter who did not set well on their stomachs they
now recovering from the effects OF the annexation emec
is TO be hoped that they feel better At least think
So for since the resignation OF Mr. Wood they ex.
tremey quiet, II except few little snarling seven by
ten papers away out the skin Of the province, who
still bark Mr. Potter returned 10 Montreal last Satur
day. and have not yet heard OF any serious conse.
quences resulting, notwithstanding the Oft reiterated
sertons that he would be mobbed II he venturcd back
oEo0RAPHKR NyEDxD.
Years ago. when I went 10 school, remember the
pedagogue used to ask as what Canada was celebrated
for and the answer forthcoming was For her lumber
our Biographies made, and new and revised edi
ton is needed. when Morse again is put in press IL
would be well TO amend by for arson burglary muir.
der rape theft and general political corruption" Every.
body IN the United States supposed that there was
superabundance Of crime there; but the Developments
DAILY made here by the press stamp this province a. the
hardest spot this side Of pandemonium
CANADIAN DErENcRs
The question OF defence that has taken strong
hold upon the public mind here, and the government
seems determined to II TO the best advantage Some
think Is going 10 be too costly experiment. a. Ia
put down In round figures at fifty million dollars all
OF which has 70 be raised by loan There 10 little doubt
however OF Parliament agreeing TO any proposition that
Will be made for the defence Of the province This much
may be said as regards the active militia forcethnt u Is
gradually faliing away. Not long since wc boosted
twenty-five thousand men; but greatly fear that little
more than half the number could be mustered now In
case OF emergency Probably effort the part OF
the government might infuse spirit into the militia
movement
MACDONALD ON ANNxxAuor
bon John A. Macdonald Attorney General. West, tbe
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Aquatlcs.
TIE BOAT RACE YESTERDAY-wEBB THE WINNER
ANOTHER RACE TO-DAY.


TIE BOAT RACE YEsTERDAY-wKBB THE WINNER
ANOTHER RACE TO-DAY.
Considerable excitement was manifested yesterday
among the sporting fraternity Of this city and Harlem,
who drawn together TO witness the single scul
match between William II Webb and Joe Foote, both
of New York. for purse Of two hundred and nifty dol
lars crowd OF about two hundred persons consisting
mostly Of boatmcn and shoulder attracted by the
announcement OF the in the morning papers, con-
gregated during the afternoon at the foot Of One Hundred
and Tenth street, from which place the boats TO
start Bets freely offered while they waiting for
the sport commence Of one hundred seventy five on
Webb, with but very few takers The distance to be
rowed over was five miles and Ia known the Empire
Course, and lies between Wards Island and New York.
The men have been in training for over three weeks,
and both appeared to be in excellent condition Foote
being the heaviest man by some ten pounds The boats
were precisely alike in every particular being fourteen
feet five inches long and weighing sixty pounds
While the rain pouI,ss down the crowd very
patient aud amused themselves by occasionally punch
ing each other drinking poor whiskcy and smoking bad
cigars but so the shower had ceased they gave
vent TO their pentup impotence in various ways
At length, everything being ready, the men we're
brought out from the boat house, when a rush imme
diatey followed TO obtain good positions from which
Tho having taken the position assigned them at
thirty five minutes past Ave the signal given
the boats shot forward amid the cheers OF the assembled
concourse. The scene was truly picturesque. Every
available spot was occupied, and high up into the rig
glng OF snip that lay al the wharf wore large number
OF small boys apparently conented II they were on
the ground. fleet Of small boats accompanied the
contestants around the entire course and only ceased
pull their oars when the ended.
The boats are named the Unknown, pulled by Joe
Foote, and the Joe Brown, by William H. Webb Tho
Joe Brown gained slight advantage at the start which
improved wonderfully before the close. Heavy odds
were offered on the Joe Brown and time they
doubled The Brown turned the stake boat minute
ahead OF the Unknown, and won the by coming in
six minutes ahead Of her antagonist. Messrs s. B.
Kehoe Joe Coburn and John Grogsn acted the judges
upon this occasion.
There will be another boat to-day, and appear.
anccs indicate very interesting time Of L. The match
East river and win be rowed to. morrow at four O'Clock
from the foot OF Fifty fourth round Backwels
Island, distance OF five miles, for stake Of $500
The contestants Messs Hurley and Nelson against
hcssrs Buckley and Hale.
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10 TO THOMAS r. A0NEw's NOS 20 AND 202
VI Greenwich street. OF Murray and there you win
ind Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper
than any store in New York. One price house.
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Military Affairs.
DEPARTURE OF TIE REMAINS OF LIEUTENANT
ABRAN BEST DE 0ROFY.


In accordance with the announcement made IN these
columns, the service over the remains Of the late
Lieutenant Abram Best De Gron Of Company Seventy.
first regiment N. g. s N Y, took place yesterday
at the Methodist church, Eighty sixth street. York.
Vile The services were participated In by Com.
panies I and Of the regiment the members OF
which convened at Centre Market at twelve O'Clock
and started at p N. for Eighty third street
and marched 70 the residence OF the deceased. After
the funeral discourse and ceremonies at Yorkve the
body with It's escort passed TO the wharf, and the re.
mains placed upon the Dean Richmond for trans.
place. Company H. OF the Seventy rst regiment turned
out twenty two men, Lieutenant Commanding Amos l.
See S Company had out ssou, twenty men, Captain
regiment were In full uniform, with white gloves,
armed and equipped, and wore the usual
bearers :-Licutenants John r. Lvermore, W H.
Benjamin, H. a. Parkin K r. Bruce Jas T. woosey
De Croft highly thought OF by oil the members Of the
regiment, and his late companions arms will not soon
forget the ceremonies with which they honored his
INSPECTION or COMPANIES AND n, sxvnSrY.rrRsr
RKorMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
HgADQUARrsas EXCURSION BATTALION
Cce. AND H. ssvrsTr rTsI Rto'r, Gs,NY,{
The members of the battalion and ali members Of the
regiment DESTROYS Of accompanying TO Boston the
18th inst hereby ordered 10 appear armsry OF
Company B. corner Of University place and Thirteenth
street. on Tuesday evening" the 9Th inst, eight o'clock
IN lau&ue WINE Veits, LOT ur1L Tnoy also
ordered 70 appear at the ssms hour and place Friday
the 18th inst In full fatigue, with white belts KNAPP.
ssn ,.u rocc TOT nspec.on me commandsnt
order with alacrity and punctuality
A. N. UNDERHlLI, Capt Cong Battalion.
Died.
BurrxR--On Saturday August 8, Miss MARY BUTLER,
formerly OF this city and late Of Pine Bluff Arkansas
Funeral notice will be given In to-morrows paporsA
osan. On Friday, August T. MARY GARDNER, the
beloved wife OF Jeremiah 0'6hea, aged 20 years
md of 1rr hrctb fn.lo nop,s
Ushea are respectfully Invited 70 attend funeral
IRON hsr late resderre a. heus;oL street, at hafpast
Cork nepers please copy
IFw otAfr Psakv ne ziad Pa0sl
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HAVANA, NASSAU, N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
Aug l6
FoR NASSAU AND Enthusiastically Corsica, from New
York, Aug H. =
Foa KMcsroH, Js-steamship MentesumA. from New
FoR Enthusiastically Eagle, from New York Aug TO-
FoR new OKLEANs-Steams hip Victor, from New YORK
ALMANAC YoRu-SsIs
Buzz RIono. q NOON eve
SUN sETo. III uI01 WAFER. morn ID
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roo LAVE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

A. n REwARp-FoR GOLD WATCH, LOST At FIRE
you on corner Of Broadway and Bleecksr street on The
Min inside No questions asked on bringing TO AZ Wes
Twcntyyh,rd street
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MISCELLANEOUS
CONFIRMED BY EXPERIENCE.
" BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoSrIHAEO By Ss EEBEE1FEsF FILLS.
This most wonderful a sTEsY vnsss, produced
SsS s%d ss q NJ "
| combined with certainty Of effect.
BRANpRErHs PILLS
have had hundred and fourteen years trial. and are the
DOUBLE FIRST
Of all the medicines Of he past or present %,s tine
violent ss q How
% sS And oa sI
thing In using them.
Letter from General rAEz &c Washington of Venezuela
: NEW YoRx, May 30 1855.
f: sisS sS.S sndy sent only
sf @' ;Sy s;:iss :s:s ~
:A:%
A psss. ass sonS. S
Tso ss Ss 70. % SS words 1ow SEND %
eonvsy ssasroSs ana friendly sentiments
once, Br.naresh House, New Yort.
Sold also No. TnSD s1SsES srs Il q d'uss
are sold al Is cents, with full directions
Observe my name In white letters in sovemnsS; ,smg
=. D-~n rDsn, n.
VI Greenwich street. Of Murray and there you win
& cns pss '''
R. ssEEs g. Ss;t ss, i$s;; ]; &c.
RE kbRT RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed all acute innamma,ory malarous
= f
One 50 cent bottle viii do more good cure more complaints
Ds Ss s%sS sr AID Sny than 70" dollars
sppcs.on ssssrns Or View drops taken Internally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
IocaI Notices.

z, I & C. 5. L r. z CoxrAEH-
Both sides should BE- heard Several
citiz=ns have said to me that they were
disappointed in not hearing both sides
n thls unfortunate road discussed, Oh
isst Saturday night, at the Court House
The public interests demand that the
truth should come on. John IBgIs l.
Co., Who embrace large humber Of citi-
zens Interested in the z. O. G. E. r
their leaders, have misrepresenssd and
iaIsifed in collision upon tbs corners
Of The streets for the last eight years,
eoncoeting preiudicss against this NJ
fortunate road 4 now invite o public
discussion at the Court House at any
time they may fx, giving fair oppOF-
unity for the public 70 judge who 10 ia
fault, and what 10 the m after. I hops
that the present aad all former members
ofthe City Council win attend. I
WILLARD CARrEsTER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

ARREsFED ron PassEo coUs@EREnrr.
MoHEY,-A mau named William d.
Aksrs, hailipg from somewhere Is South
ern Kentucky, was arrested nighi before
last on the charge Of passing a 500
counterfeit bill On Henry Broohlecker
a. appears that the man had attempted
10 pass the ELL at several stores during
tbs day, and the money was each time
pronoauced counterfeit AS hight be
visited the saloon Of Henry Brooklocker,
on Waser street, where he succeeded in
passing the bill, after which it was dis
covered 70 be counterfeit. Marshal
Tennvufde being Informed of the affair
arrested The maa a. the Amaricau
House, and after mn examination, be
was held &c bail 10 The sum Of $500 for
hia aptaaranee at Circuit Court
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

PoidoE CouRr Before tbs Recorder,
yesterday, Charles snaftie, charged with
being drunk and dIaorderly, was Guod
~ and costs, amounting in all to $40 10.
He waa afterwards fined 81 and costs,
amounting to S5 So, for leading hia
horse across the side walk. Getting
drunkeF on the strength Of his misfor-
tuues, 40 was sent 10 jail
Lewis Sauer was fined 50 and costs
for interfering with the police.
James HadleY, on Monday, was as
sessed si and costs for getting drunk.
He paid the fne, bat having 20 mere
money, His Honor took his due bill for
the colts, and permitted him to 20 on
bis way rejoicing.
A young man from Kentucky was al
90 fined 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Amusemenis.

New MErRoroIITAE.--Another good
house attended the theatre last night
10 witness the great military drama of
the " French Spy" II win be repeated
tonight, positively Cor the last time, and
we would advise everybody to 90. Those
who have not seen Mrs. Golden in this
thrilling play win miss great treat II
they fail 10 attend the theatre to night
Previous to the performance Of the
French Spy" the comedy entitled "Day
After the Wedding win be pl-yed, in
which Bella Golden sussains the chArac.
tor Of Lady Elizabeth FreeIove, and Mr..
Golden that Of Colonel Freelove. Mr..
Watson and Mr. Grierson appear in both
pieces, and the full strength Of the cal.
ented company N the first.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
FOB SALE.

4, on sALK-A NEW Tw0.sfoRY FRAME
Il Honso epntainjng elx rooms, With cellar and
ortAulldii ~, Situated 90 FYaDkii street, nsar
fh PARK Bclpo hohaa. The iof Ia forty fast, ran=
mag beck l2b feet House and surroundings Ia
good order. For particulars lnqEiire al tho
ccz J0unHAL OFEfCE.
LOB sALk-1ox ACRES or LAND, ~ or
" which ma Yfnfyafd Brick House Win
rooms, uiaternB aid NpFln@, Orchard % Apples,
feaehea aud Pear, miles from town. Apply ID
oft3 BfiACKkLF0RD H0HMBROOk.
4 NEW TRAmE HOUSE, cOMPLRTELY
IN nntahed, and Ia desirable part u Ehe city,
~fks.tfJ snACKELF0RD HoREBRo0K,
nj AoRkR OF TIMBER LAND. TWO AND A
~ half miles from the city, for sale by
HHACKELFoRD4 H0RHRkOoK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
E.AGR.R.

Oar city and county is largely inter-
ested in the management Of the K a G.
railroad. OR people have considerable
stock in the Corporation, and il 10 emf
nently proper that they should under
stand how its affairs have been mar
aged. We take pleasure, thefefore, in
copying the following clear and sAtiafae-
tory statement, which was laid before
the recent meeting Of the stockhoiders
The report reflects credit upon the on
GERS and managers of the road
Statement Of the Fin@nefaI Condition
Of the EFGHsville and Cr0acfordariiis
X n. Co., August 3lst, 1865
AesFTE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

A. JoHSsoSs' oFfIcE CaABGrD.-Al-
yah johnson has removed his Real
Estate Office 10 the North side of Third
streetTin the room occupied by Col
Jones. BE has two houses for Rent
and several houses, building les and
small farms, which be will sell at q bar
gaia Persons wishing 10 buy, viii do
vel to can At his ;as1 e6ses.
sept29tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Commisaioner's Sale Of Real Kstate,

NOTICE IsHKRKBT GIVEN That II PrR-
~ snznes 81 ~ order u the Eeurt 81 comn0n
ths espssEhsr fersx, 1855 81 ssfS cozrf- a ~
sass 81 Susan Mills W. Jahn d, Mlfza ana Wm "a
Mills sF p&rtitisa, !. Wiiizam n. Wsfksr
oe1ulssi0asrs appofntsd 10 satz or1ss q 80
sais % the rsas sstsss aanss1 thsr.fr. vi =.
- ieth Gay 81 oosebsr, 1855 - sAs 4 ain efrst
l4Hor 81 the Court Hozss III sz6s eountF. hsewssr
.fhss hours Of 10 e,cioek Q, m an6 4 $500 = -
81 80 day. prccRad 10 tell Il pnbffc sue4fsr, =.
- nigssst sd hsss basasfs aid rsas es<zss i
sid order nszsd. to-wff-
Let's nu1bsr tw1nfE enc fKTl. fs.ufx-ewn fsaa
twu1tyss1xns E2z1s en1 twenfy-f1nr CA. ID hleek
zuzassx any tA9s ID rs Easfsrn Ealsrss1.s-s ~
ies city of kv1nszifiss Tia aid eounty, npon fks
tollost1E ts<z1, to-wzs: ons thtrd csst, ons
tAiEd % es paie ene yaHr. and cns fh5Td n two
yszxx no1 fAs eAy Of sals, vita intsrsss ths pur-
CHASER 90 exsenfe hsa notaa Or tee 6afsTrsA pmy-
zs1ms WIG spproRu4 sseGTftys swaETfng al Fa-
lasz, unAssFzEs hc7 valzAticn az appraiss-rsat
lns.ssss sss- WILLIAM h EALKERs 81
ssPzAsasS~-1lsasM "a oum@tnshszax. 8
.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
WANTED.



AFTED-AN AGEHT--It EVERY STATE,
county, AID tOunship In the Doffed -fatea,
fhs PstfoIeua8 V. Nasty Pspers b. ".
- II i Cdr.nsgnt afabsrss his weFk - the most
~ rsns evGr prinf@d aeA will sell more rapidly
~ any smesFE ptIon book %ger publish q IL
WI = richly boand ID enc EHgIish cloth, printd#
- xcsllsnt ,pepeF, and viii bold type, The
n rafions -stjI = hnn1sr a. snd welt ~ ssuted
psopls want 5ast snch . boos 10 make them.
$50 en- and grow fat ~ Ffesid nj bineoln one
.iay ns25fy worn out By tge pressure af ofBcisl
1us. q. GUSHING eFerythfng else eside, remarked
q trend = Have yeu ssen the Hasby Repsrs -
" NJ. have nots" wns ths answsr Who n
nEEry1' "Tbers 10 q chap onf In Ohio" re-
rilSi the President, 4" Eh0 has bean writing o
sefsss Of httsrs in the newspapers.
en- Foing 70 write 10 Hssby 70 CONS down here,
sas intend TO tell him II he viii communicate
% fAlsnt 10 me will swop places with him"
ARents will So n their experiences, ~ any, and
vii name Aevora1 counfies IN pho ordef u ftefT
N 10. We give tbs highest commission, and
have no back freight charges.
JOSEPH L.T0PHAM A CO.,
". E. SoF. Fourth aud Vine etresfsg
ary9yzm ffncgnumsf. Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

AucrroSI AuCr1Oxl-I win sell q.
public Auction, ST ths Stors-foom form
erly occupied BY W. M. Aikuau n Co,
on Monday, October 9th, at 10 O'clock
a n the following articles TO pay
charges ] Slave Jointer, Box Bittsrn,
! KeAping Machine, 4 PlOws, 2 Boxes
Sendries, "a barely Of. GiuRef Cakes,
and LOT Of Household goods
HIRAM NxIsox.
ssos@Sto Anctionssr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

RO- We are glad to announce that
the two story frame building, which has
been moving from Cherry street for the
last month or 20, passed Mulberry street
yesterday mornings under full headWay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

Deas-ln this market egga are how're.
failing a. 25e.; butter Soc; beefsteak
l5cis; apples $3.50 per bushel. and are
very scnrcs; posatoeB el Is per buabel,
sweet potatoes ". II costs something
to live these times
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
FOR SALE AVID RENT.

600 ACRES or Farm LAND Ii THREE
f1RlO miles Of Evansville, Of which 100 acres
80 IN good state Of cultivation nne tiraber
~ the beat tracts OF land 10 the county. Aiso,
NJ Lots VIII be HoId on reasonable terms. Eome
~ tbs Henaan, and one farm, Tor Rent, By
A. JOHNEOH,
fgYn ss4fsF Real Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

s@- There Arebnt few rogues cOnfn-
cd, at present, at the county jail--the
yigilanfe df the police causing rogues 10
steer clear of ibis vicinity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

sa- The general health Of ths city
and neighborhood' 10 now toIerably good,
but the cbills and fever, and other fall
Diseases, still exist to some extent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
w y LOWRY . CO.. pANKRRs,

No l. First street.
Have for sale county. and city
Orders in SUMS 10 auit purchasers.
and buy Gold. Silver and 500 cou-
pors due Nov. lat, 1865 also, CON-
pound Interest Notes at the follow
ing rates
For Notes dated June. 1894, 4 per
cent. premium.
For Notes dated July, 1884. 8 per
cent. premium
For Notes dated Aug. 1884, q per
] cent. premium.
For Notes dated Oct. 1884, I per
cent. premium. =
For Notes dated Dec, 1S6a, - DER
cent premium. loostf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

FOR RENT.

l.~tR REKT-Two LARGE, PLEASANT
Il hoems, fu Lamasco, on Clark street. En-
,nirs on tAa premises %
af2-iw MRS. GGvTTT.
4 Oh HEEH-~A LAa0x HOUSE, WITH
plsssant .sarfouBafnEa, In PLEASANT nsieh-
befbood. For particulars enauire At thu
slizS JOnHNAL 6FFIOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

B@-The Workingmen's Picalc, which
vas 20 have taken place so-morrow, has
been poatponed foF few days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
card.

AS We intend closing the Continental
Bank, customers win please call, and
withdraw their depositA The fixtures,
Safe with Burglar Proof Vault, &c, are
or sale. sept29Iw M. LroS a. Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

TCE TSE1s TCE
Plenty of lee by the cask or other.
wise, until Christmas, At cold weather
prices K. IxaLE.
seps22-tf @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
At Private = ale /.
Fins opportunity for am I'm
yesfmenf.


sfsHE PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
a haIrs ~ LAS. Maxwell, AZ present occupied by
b. peholl, situated short distance from Nv.
Ra stiie, n now atIsrsd for sale on easy terms
Tho Trse1 10 divided into lota ransiag In sizs
tf M elk 60 twenty anrcs, heylng fine front npon
~ old Plank or \ ate Road leadlae out MAlm
nig cot
FOR plat ~ thu iand and further particulars
en1ulre q J. II. MAXWELL,
Uhice Dod.am Coal miues Water a..
between Main sud Locust, Evansville Ind.
tn1n I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

D@y- Yeatsrday was clear, sunshiny
automnaI day, With a cool atmos-
pierre prevailing -