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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
CTFTE5BER s, Tsss.
onDER ToE a pIAsK sTpr.wAIr-

.H--~r- : : = = = ~ = $500 !" aA4<@-s =
Aad nov u hereby ordered aud directs 81 tha
Common Ocunrfl 81 TIE cHy % BvAaavssIe that
tho owners Of AL lots parN Of iots -utinK On
or adlofufng tks north east jade e. sixth street,
frcm Canal Street - Muib sJy Street IN sala city
cause the Sidewalks thereon 70 he brought 70 tie
preSer grade, aGd thaf they ssuse ssdsswslk Of
class No - Be laid Iowa therpen withln thirty
days from tbs publication 81 this order. * -
A. n. Mt6RfFF, Clsrk
City Clerks of5oe. ssS1zz8, 1855. 11z aspzg n
fffrfou eruv - &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT Private ~ ale.
a a wIor
Fine Opportunity for am lin
vestment.

FgtHR PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
A haiFa 81 Jas. MAXWELL, 81 ufeaenf occupied by
N. Dcfell, sitnmted short distance from Ev-
Anaviile, 10 nov offered for sale on easy terms
TIE Ira 10 divided into lots ranging ia size
from slH 20 twenty acres, having a ne front upon
the old Plank or Safe Road leading out Main
street AZ fsfs efFss
For plat Of the land aud further particulars
spQuire 81 j. II. MAXWELL,
Once B0diam Coal Mines, Water st.,
between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind
aa2G In. fsr ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For conntv Andltnr

Fer County Auditor.
We are authorised . announces that THRo.
DoRE W. vENNEMAN 10 eAndidate fur ths
Office o. Auditor Of yandrrhurgh County. NJ IN
@mnulnx Octoberpleetlau. s4f4s 4 efg.gf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

INCREASED Majority --GoveEnor Co
ny's majority in Maipe is over twenty
thouaand, This is an increase Of over
four thousand over his former majority.
That's the weY the Democratic party re-
vivesl Republican Eajorities increased
one-6fthasr1sar0 ga. 0 Bar gszia
1t was perhaps a knowledge of this
fact tbaesaye inspiration to the christian
howl and prophesy by the unerring seer
Of the Vincennes Sitns
aEiowl and whine, ye hnmah-demoBs,
for your days Of iniquity, corruption, de-
Element, embezzlemept, and Wholesale
rascality are surely and certainly num-
bered.
Surely IN the language Of ''Scriptur
sThey shall gnaw a fie.'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
PEnsoxa1-We received can YES

PERSONAL received call yes
terday from Hon. q. K. Underwood, of
Helena, Arkansas. For soms mcntha
past Mr.. Underwood has been residing
in Terre Haute, but ia now on his way
to his old home in Helena. He Informs
US that be designs reviving his old pa
per, the Shield having purchased .
new Office throughout, and that he viii
again appear weekly to the people Of his
native State, in. support of law order
and the Government Oar business
men do considerable business down the
Mississippi river, and might do more
il they would make an effort. They will
end the "Shield' most valuable me-
diuss for sazsrsisigs E1Id :
HoME AGAIs.-Grand Representative
J. D. Riggs, reached home on Wednes-
day plight from Baltimore, where be has
been in attendance at the Annual Com
munication Of the Grand Lodge of the
U. s. l. o. o. f. He was highly pleased
with his visit to the monumental city
and Represents the recent Session Of the
Grand Lodge as exceedingly hsrmopi
Gus, pleasant and Interesting. We are
indebted To- Boz Riggs for full files o.
Baltimore papers, containing the nro
csediugs, &c, andfor the official proceed
ings Of the Grand Lodge during its SEES
1 sion. C m4@ - "a D. A# 80 - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

WANrED.--A good girl can obtain an
excellent situation, with the best Of
wages by iDquiring at the
JOURNAL OFYTcx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

R@ Hiram Nelson will sell mules and
horses ct auction tomorrow at the
Court House at one o'clock. sep29d2t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

0EE skcoND HAND hay PRESS, AND
ys-tf GAFF. COCHRAN co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Notice to Stone Masons7

DRoPosALs WILL BE REcETvKD By THr
H Cen 9sn os1ncif Of the city Of EvnassIIls
stone wall aid gutter az tte.moush a grsr klFr
street ssvsr. The plan can Be ssea ~ aspsyinT
= n - p
AM McaKfFF, Clerk.
City Cisxk'a 0issa- ssptsnfser Is, 1876. asa
Npe-sf lUnion eopys1 ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Union County Ticket.
meteorological OBSERVATIONS

Save Ate Indebted to Ben. Dan
ham Of the Oath IndiaHas for a copy Of
the Galveston Gazette Of the TIN inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
DESIGNATION

THE Co-PARTNKRsHTP HERETOFORE
Il existing between the undersigned, unear the
Hrm name 81 A. 3 Browniag Co., has besn ds-
solved by matuai consent. Nss
1000 s A. s. BR0wEIEe,
sep2s-3W Nh. n AIKA HAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

knrruRs 1euasAL:-Pieass announce e,ans.srs
YIN. 2. HARGkAYEs lAsa Of tho slst Ina. Yea.
- sns 5Alon candidate for the OfnOe OF Prossc.,.
sng Attorney for'ths Fissesnth yadie,al C,r.,,,
So0posed Or The counties OF Crawford. Ps-ex
Spencer, warrick, vaadsrbursh and P0ssy.
We are authorised TO announce that LEWIS a
sfiAsoN Wal 10 candidate, 81 the naxt oeso-
bar election, Cor rs-eleetion to the Office Of Prose-
cutting Attorney cor the Fiftssnfh JualolMa Cir
emit, composed Of the counfiea o. crmwfura, Perry
Spencer, wAsriek, Poaey and vAndsrhSrxh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

THE Com, CRoP,-From all our ex,
changes and from oil parts Of the couu-
try we receive information that the corn
crop of the present season win bs un-
precentedly large. This is subject on
which We hear no complaint from any
quarter. The universal warm weather
which has 50 distinguished the present
month, has contributed essentially to
this result, aud the intense heat Of
which we all complained is thus proved
to have been one Of those blessings in
disguise which we are all taught 10 ex.
pect, but never see till they are past.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT.-A LARGE HOUSE WITH
II pleasant surroundings, IN pleasant neigh.
borhood. For PARTICULARS enquire at the
upzs JoUnHAL oFFIoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
FOUND.

"A PAIR OF NEW BOOTS, WHICH THE
n 0wssr can hMyg BY proving properly and
paying Tor this advertisement. Apply 70 No
hoath waterstrtet, NJ ataira sep2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

0D0&B TN a Etd1 EADA~W ALh.
And now IL Is hereby ordered and dfrecesd hx
the Common Council sf the city OF ExnaswFsse
that the owners Of All tets paris Of lots heat.
berry street, fem Sseo1d street 20 Third
street, Ia said city cause the sidewalks thsrs-
on 20 Be broueht 70 the proper grafes ana that
they cause Sidewalk Of elass No. 20 Be laid
Gown the con within thirty days from the pub
lieation Of this order. t- 1Eaa- - .
A. MsAlcGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once. Sept. -, 1865 SO So
FTTnfon c4ns ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

A nd FIFTY AoRrs OF LAND FOR SALE,
n near the city OF Evansville, Ind Coed or.
sherd, garden, carr isge-honse we'll Of good water,
Apply 20 sHAeKELFORD H0kRBRooK
sep 20 dtF Mt,rf~
A Nav COTTAGE DwELLING--JUsT FIN
~ hhed aud r.Rdy Tor use--coRtRlning aix
rooms, c,iiara, caaprn and ont. hbnaea- -cugnpnt
inR 30 ~ $50 feet, corner Of Tenth Avenue and
9Th Street. WIN DO ae.1 cheap Tor cash. APP
ply 20 W8 DIR A. o. HALLOCK,
sol 23,dlw. No. 10 South First Street.
A FIRST GLASS REsTAuRANr AND BILL
IA LARD SALOON, with Furniture In good
order, On Main street In Yincennes. sI
For terms, inquire Of IglsAart a viehe, Evans.
vile 1nd
SOL 20.eaw w p Chandler
pITTsBURe COAL AND COKE. 10 quantities.
n 20 suit purchasers. f8ENtHft E4a
RITZ q HANEY,
Corner OF Canal aud InRis steeeta,
AUGUST lA--tf. H. ~ mNM.Ma w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

= 2 onDERYon BR7oK sfbz.wAEx.

Asd nov ts - tsrsby ordsrs8 ana sirscfsa ~
ths Common Ceu8ca Of the cfty q Essnexilts
that tbs swneFs Of 81 lots paFis a. Iots frent-
ing On sdieiuing the north -ta4t side o. Foagth
Street, ffcm MalBeTEg Street 70 Grm GkHesEs n
brought 70 the prg1er Erade, asd fhst thsy cauaa
q sfds-WAik 81 esssa No 90 Be iai4 sown fhsrss,r
vfthin thirty days from The ~ elfrssfDn ef shfs
ordsr- - A. n HcGRIFF. CLERK. +
City Clerks ofsee. asvs -, fs6s. Il
ffIuIorf - - 4 llEI-44 - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

POLICE MATTERS ~ hefe was cut one
solitary case before us Recorder yester-
day-that Of sjuveniIe' charged with
throwing stones al negro. This ssems
TO be&a common anusement among a
certain class Ofs yoapgsters, who should
be made to pay for the fun by short
sOjourn in jail
Aifman uaEued DruFy Albert, was
caught, night before last, Wetween ten
and eleven o'clock, in the act of stealing
a case Of boots al the Railroad Depot.
The police took the thief before Esquire
Walker, who held him to baiIin the sum
of $500, which, being unable to furnish,
he was committed TO Jail oFieF }ss3-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

IssURE AGAIEs- AccIDEsr.--Mr L G.
Stuck, agent for the Prevalent Life In
suranee and Investment Company will
be found every morning At the railroad
dero. selling tickets Of Insurance.
against all kinds Of accidents Persons
desiring 70 purchase such tickets Of in
surance can be accommodated By Mr..
Stuck at the depot, or at this Office.
seoF ~ - sep25,lw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
FOR SALE AND RENT.

~ > = 80 4 I. ? = =. q = q
RFln ACRES or FAHM LAND IN THEE
wv miles OF Evanavilley Of which 40 mrres
are In good state OF enitivation hhe tlhaber;
~ the best Tracts Of land In the county. Also,
great variety Or mail Trn9tb, Houses add Build.
ing Lots, VIII be said on rensvnasle terms. Some
Of the Houses, and one ~ arm, for Rent. BY
l seHFF sf~f A.JOHAsOHY II
se7-tf Real EstAte Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
Agents w anted

STANDARD HISTORY OF THE
:" IA Fri
COMPLETE in one LARGE ROYAL oCTAv0
~ VOLUME Of ever 1000 pages, HpiepdIdiy illua-
trsted with 1T fine portraits Of GsBerals and
battle scenes. This IL Just the book ths pso1is
wast, and presents rare ehaBes far agents.
Tesehsrs, iadiss energetic msa aud especially
returned and disabled officers and soldiers, IN
wsEt o profitable empioyn ent VII hnd ~ psS1-
HAIRY ~ ped 90 their condition. send for cir.
eulars and SEQ our terms. ~ ssss
Address, JONES, BROS. 90, - 8
sspls3D i4s West 9Th Street, Cincinnati. o. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

There are between 1000 aud 5000
negroes eongregAted at Columbus, KY !,
and they draw their rations regularly
from Uncle SAM Louisville Democrat,
eth. Ea.u0a eli ssF ha &
The Democrat repeats this silly false
hood after having o few days previously
on Monday perhaps, published the fol-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

An item appeared in the Democrat on
Friday, stating that between four aud
Eve thousand negroes were drawing ra-
tons from the Government at Columbus,
Ky. General Fisk, ths agent OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, aud who has charge
Of the district embracing Kentucky,
Tennessee and Northern Alabama, has
called upon us to say that the statement
isentirely erroneous; not single ration
is being distributed By the Government
to persons at Columbus, either white or
black. General Fisk is en- ro1te to Camp
Nelson, KY, and when he arrives there,
the sink of pollution and corruption will
at once be cleaned out and the negroes
made to take care of themselves No
fations, With the exception Of Camp
Nelson, ara now distributed to whites
or blacks within the bounds Of General
Fiak'a diatrict --.--.-...s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

n@-Gen. Grant was honored with an
enthusiastic reception at Indianapolis on
Tuesday. There was great display Of
flags and Brigadier and Major Generals.
Gov. Morton made the reception speech.
The following was Gen. Grants speech
in reply:
Ladies and GeBtlemeR-You are all
aware that / am not in the habit Of
speech-making, and you would not wish
me to make my first attempt before so
large an audience; will simply thank
you for your hearty welcome and will
take my seat" ssvs q
The Generals eloquent and patriotic
remarkst were cheered 10 the echo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

Now what should be thought Of pa
per. that would thus pander to the insane
prejudice against theB negro The facts
are, that since the rebellion WAS snp-
pressed the Go9ernment has fed three
white rebelseo one negro. . eEu 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
a Good Farm fnr aaln.

CONTAINING 100 ACRES, 10 or WHICH
~ 4 npdsr good state Of civilizations has a
chArd Of select trnit--afl In good coalition and
repair located in Vanderburgh county, csnvo-
nient TO the city Of EYansvilla, Ind. - ~
Apply g SHAcKLEF0RD& H0RNBR0OK.
sep % dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

In the report of Yallandigham's
speech AT Bucyrus, September 81, pub
hshed in the Cincinnati EhqGirer, the
Democratic organ. we find the following
elegant extract, which was greeted
with cheers: fNaeaaa
IF the Constitution of the United
States, the Union OF the States, and the
glorious dag coald not be defended by
wn,ee e.tzsns without permanent army
Of nlsess, he would say, LET C0NSTi-l
50ai0N, UNION AND FLAG ALL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
PICNIC.
GRAND PICNIC!

FTNHE woRKIEG MEN or THE CITY OF
Evansville, being assirous OF establishing
Library and Reading Room.
For their mutual improvsment and cultivation
Of their minds, will give
A Grand Picnic in BIaekford's Grove,
Thursday, October 5th, 1895.
For the Of which, they respect fully solicit
the cooperation and patronage OF all good cIti-
zens Tickets will he for sale at the several Book
stores and Drug Stores ia the city, and ali Who
feel an interest 10 the Mechanics aud Working
Men o. the city. solicited TO assist In dispos-
Ing OF tickets. Good music will be scursd, dis
tingHished speakers will be Ia attsE dance, and
every effort will be used TO render the affair wor-
thy Of liberal pstronsg,.
em.ss4l "a J. L. DUNNIsG, Secretary.
N WHIrEs Treasurer. sep1s I'd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

IC1I LG1s IO12
Plsniy Of Ice by the eask or aothsr-
wise, until Christmas, at cold weather
prices. E. ISGLE
sept22-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
For Countv Conml..,o...

HuF Oouhty N0nmIaalomor.
JOHN HouaE n candidate for \. ..sise,iOu "a
tAa etsiee Of oonmissiOnsr q vAndsrborsh ooan.
y, At the enxuinz oseobs< slsesioh - sspzsT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

EVANSVILLE
C&S
/, CHARLOTTESVILLE
- Railroad. IS
SUMNER, 1855, ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER 1862 AhhAhd6A6AA
- TRAINS I..v. E.sa.vHIs Daily, Sunday.
a m. ACCOMMODATIONS
6@6U stops at eilf Brafiohs-A Arrives at
vfncennes 30 A. N. Terre Hante
: 81 g.B P. NJ
A-1m a. NJ. MAIL EXPRESS
you Arrives ~ Vinceunes 12.1T P. NJ;
20. A NJ trains leave Tor East, rs P.
n. for Wssts % P Nil Arrives
At Tsrrb Hsu1s, sss5 P. H., connect
Ing Eifh ExpFsss Trsins As followss
TERRE HAUTE 4 RICHMOND r. B. 81
Leaves Terre Haate Al 40 P n. I;
Q $50 Arrives Of Indianapolis 7.25 p. NJ,
Masking close eonneetien With Irains
~ CiRrtnnatis oalHmbas. and all
Esafsrn fsitIeas cad fDw5GhiesSos Tols-
do md Detroit. r
DIT. LOUIS, ALTON a TERRE HABrE D, r.
Leaves Tsrre Hauts st :55 r. N. !
Arrives at MAttoon AS P. MI Chi
cagO, 90 A. NJ and making direct
sonnse.aens for ell points IN The
A-nN r. d. vIScEnNEs ACCOM-
E-VD nODATION- .--,z..
EH o. 4. NJ. Trsiss leave for Bast, 10 sf6
~ Pm; Arrive at Louisville 30 A.
Nj Cincinnati, 500 a. M Leave
as FOR West, $50 A. NJ; Arrive at kt.
Lonin, 30 p. NJ. Cairo, 8 100 r. n /.
RETURNING.
Ann CONFEDERATION TRAIN
- Leaves TerFe Haute ut 80 A. M.
vinesB nee, IL 20 p. M. Arrives ri
Evansville bEI2 F. "a. - esf $3.50
IVA Leaves Terre Hants a. $3.50 P. n.
lG5 IN arrival of Ezpfess Tfasns fro
Cincinnati hud the East; Leaves Vim
csBnes Att7sb p M. Arrives o.
kFensville :27 P. n. -
wRIRCENNEs ACCOMMODATION
~ Leaves o. q NJ. June9ion at 8 40 A
M, on arrival Of Night Express from
Ginctnnati and Louissfile. Arrives
a. Evansville Q 40 A. NJ.
$50 baggage checked through to ali prfncfpa
JONI IEcLE, Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
WANTED.
: -T-r ~ 4gvrT--Isg EvERY sTATF,


rxvAETgp--AN AGEET--I@ EVERY STATE,
w eruntv AID 10 ~rssbfp in the DBited AfatsFs
far 9TH. Petroiann v. Nasty Papgrs b. W.
Carroll n % puf Iishgrs his work Ia the most
Iursore a. ever printed and VIII ell more rapidly
than any 1nfseripfioa book ever publishsa. II
will be richly bonad IN nae EnEisb cloth. printed
on excslIept pager, ard with bold type. The
The people Eent Just steh boob 20 make thea
laugh and grow fat" President Lincoln one
DAY, nearly worn out b the pressure Of ofacfai
duties push ny everything eiss aside, remarked
10 a friend: +" Have you ssen the Easby PapeTsr
" No, I h4ye bot," was ths answer. Who Is
Fasby ~ There IL a chap out ~ Ohio re-
Piled the President, who has been writing Q
series Of lrttngs In the newspapera.
am going 70 wrfts 70 Nasty 20 e7me down hefes
mpd 7 intend 90 tel him II h. will eommnnieate
his talent 10 ne viii swop places with him."
Agfnts will sts % their experlencss II spys and
wilt name lyeveral COUNTIES IN the order on tbeir
ehsics. We give the highest commission, and
hgvs no back freight ehazges.
JOsEPH 4. TOPHAM CO.,
8. Z. cor. Fourth aad Vine Streets,
s.Dz7,sm. CioeiDnsii. ohie.
Y6YANTRD-A HOUSE VIII F0UB OF 1--WE
w Rooms, fer which liberal rsnt VI, e g@ia'
As ss1ss e si~ ioLhhAAf
GsI6n PER MOnTH = $50 = AgkhIb
- fsJty wanted 90 every County and state. "
arGl TEE PARTLxyE EEwIHG hAcHI~E, price SZo
fully licensed uneer patents o. HOWE Wreeler ~ y
Wilson, Grcver Baker, ana slbear q 70 49,
viii p4T monthly salsEy and expenses OF alloN
a isrr, com mission On fa'es. For particulars
llihstsafs.f catalogue, territory, &c. sncio :
stamp aad address PAGE BROTHERs, sol.
Azsnfs fof fhe United staiss, Zzi summit street
Toledo, Ohio anzSoi m6Ssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
CITY NOTICES.
CEPTEnBER sssh. 1855.

A0kDkA TOE A PLANK SIDEWALK.
And now Is il hereby ordered sad DIR eted By
the Common Council Of the city Of Evansville,
thas ths owasss Of al lots pArts Of lots froas-
ing on or adtoL1ing the north side Of xtk
street. from SIKH avenue 70 seventh Avenue in
SAD eitys ezuss the sidewalks thereon - be
brought % the proper grAcs, aud that they
S-ese . sids-waik Of class Ne. Two 20 - laid
cation Of this order
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

49, The New York Herald, which has
generally supported the Democratic par
ty.in The past, wisely advises the people
Of the South, when it says;
ITO attach themselves to the Demo-
cratic party, IS such at shis day Is 10
keep them for many ysarsS from en-
joying the fruits Of their restoration 10
the Union il Ike tying themselves
to dead ish floating down Stream. Ths
Syracuse Republican platform contains
all they can reasonably expect St the
hands of triumphant party. 1t il o
far better and more practical platform
for the South than all the hollow prefer
sions the Democrats can make ia a
thousand platforms With Sam Tilden At
their head and Johnny Green At their
tail" a ssf
"a r4sH a1f Fga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

Ipaurance Co. Of North America
Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets &c =.
81, $40, 727 81. s1glA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

Indianapolis IrEMs. From the Jour
nal Of Wednesday we Gull the following:
The Eighth Michigan, numbering one
thousand and twenty. Eve men, arrived
early this morning and sbreakfasted ct
the Soldiers Home. gaas .assszA- . -sAsA
A mad COW was reported in the south
ern part Of the city yesterday. She is
said to have cleaned ont everything in
the bovine line, overturned . half dozen
Dir eda, and bit man. aa
The lIth Indiana Cavalry, Colonel
Sharra commanding, arrived from Fort
Leavanworsn via Springfield, Illinois,
and Lafayette, at 8 O'Clock last evening.
This 10 decidedly quick "trip, as the
regiment only started from Leavenworth
on Saturday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

Ph0nfx Insurance Co., Hartford.
Conn. Cash Assets S SS6. soS ~ 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

1 ata Asesasio lst - the EmpaFsr % Rusaia. whe
wilt on Friday Aftsfnao ahonG ha past ones
o'aleek, pssform her thf fliiusiy attraeive AeMt,
snsislsd "A JOURNEY no the Cit uD@,'i
hsibK 40 sscensiou tSam the Krouaa, On almNls
al~rdrr wire. = uistsuca ~ 500 + = - tho Cop ~
tbe centre. raie--ah nitftnae II rs f.et. ALL
ARE fNvf1ED 70 wtTkkse Thts, FACE or
ChARcK.
I NayIIO III AETm MT
M raost h.sciuaifaa. aecssapi shsd and hsnufl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
SEFTEaszk ). - : .
oRDEB ron 4 PLANK srDK-wALK

city CLERK. oes ssPtsas.l % isss = as 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29

MILITARY CHAEaEa-Colone Ell Rusher-
ford viii relieve Major Gensral HeYeY
Of the Department OF Draft Rendezvous
on the LIST of October The Office will
Be removed to Washinaton Hail Capt
=. Middleton will remain 40 AdjntanE
General. IfM VGfN
The Headquarters OF the District Of
Indiana viii be removed to Gen Pitch
eF's Headquarters, on West Washington
street, below Vest street. sers
Major Jesse W. Walker, aAdiussnt
General to Major General Hovey, kGs
resigned, and will be succeeded BY Lieu
tenant Lord. JFfs nere.T
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FOUNDRY.
All Kinds of Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
rource thathe has now has works good running or
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AAsoRTrEST OF PLOMs

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-09
CHERlFFS SALE.

~ SrsrE OF Iowa LEE couS-r-ss.
BY yirtuaef special execution me directed is ued
by the Clerk pf the District Court OF said county
OF Chates lion, and against +. A. Funston. have
levied upon IN viii sell to the highest bidder at the front
door of the Clerks Office the District Court Lee
ty. iowa k-skuk said county, on fhf ilih day of
febr,is v, D. 1865 between the hours o o'clock A.
NJ aad O'Clock r. NJ, commencing AT 0 clock 2. NJ.
OF said day, the following property to-wif: Lot IL n
block =, N isens Lower Addition ~ The city Of keo
kak Lee coutty. Iowa.
Taken levied upon, and be sold by order of court to
salty said writ of execution.
heokuk, Jan. y, 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Irlnter rec ~ No,l Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-09
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE CouxTr-ss
ny sirtne o. special execution to directed issued
oy Tue ik ~ the District Court Of said eeuatv in nyor
OF Ah.res Ml IN an against ion Pad r. have levied
upon am VIII sol to the highest bidder al The front door
Of the CLERKS oice OF the District Co,,rt ~ 49, 60,
Io" ~ hee.sGk - said county, the lit day OF h.
ruty, =; =. ist9 between the hours of O'Clock A
ahl ciock T. ~, commencing nj O'Clock p NJ Of ssid
uAf- 'ha 'alnAsHg property io'wii: Lots l. > B. >
an - nt9ck ~ IN Mas Lower Addition to the cit,
oil hn0kuN, Ice county. Iowa
Tiken Levied upon and 10 be sold bv order c,.
TO satisfy said writ oFexceutlon.
r, 49,. a. n ~, tso9 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
f'ia1'F : rec - w. Sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa