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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
TREAsUGY DRPARrMEST,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER oY THE CrRREScr,

WAsuISGToN. January 9th, 1855.
WHEHEIs, by satisfactory ovidenc. presented 70
the undersigned, il has boen made to appear that
The NorthHmIsyiaRd Comfy National BuH% OF
SA2m0GiH," in tho Borough OF ShnmOkin in the
County of Northumberland and State of Pennsylya-
ua, has been duly organized under and riding to
the requirements Of the Act cf Congress entitled
IAN Act TO provide National Currency, secured by
pledge of Uni.od States bonds, and u provide tor
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June g. 1854 and has complied with all the prcvi-
sons Of said Act required 10 be complied with before
commencing the BUSINESS OF banking under said Ac,:
Now, 1HEREFoRs, /, Hugh MeCuligch, Comp
trol.r Of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Northumberland County National Bank of Shamo.
kin" in the Borough of Shamokin, in the County Of
Northumberland aud State OF Pennsyl anna, is au.
thoriEed to commence the business OF Banking uu.
der the Act aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and seal
of ofiss this ninth day ui January, ls65,
HUGH AcCULL0CH
Compuoer OF the Currency.
January 81, lss5lt
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BIG WHITLEY UEN Tx
OH COMPANY.
J. Lewis PnLipS. PrcS't. + NJ KERR, Treas
:. IIigELER, Sec'y.

Phe Property of this Company consists Of = Twenty
territory, win royalty OF only one-eigth TO tho
IN owner, ant is situated BIZ Vi Nhitely' Greek
which runs north OF and parallel with DunkHrj
Greek, Greene county. Pa. Ii has AN uubroken sur
face of over three miles on the south side OF said
Greek, and half to three-quarters giie the north
The Company Nre putting down wsll-AaSng
hrst'ciaj engine ltnt arrangements being r7asa
ic? Secoal,l eight hundred feet o! Tubing, q com
plele set Of tools, and everything necessary for
vigorous prosecution OF the work.
The Con TaI!y, IN presenting this large and vRu
BE tract Of Of oil territory io the public desire
call special nCtec 10 the ayt thGt, many cages.
large premiums have been paii upon S1Rsrl. acys
with O"c-AGlt tie oil as royalty; from which thcv
expect II very large yearly revenue aside from Il
hasteGihs prospects held out by their own develop.
Menls upon the land.
An important charactcrisc Of the oil wells Of this
region is that, when completed, they have neve!-
failed III producing oils OF superior quality, iounR
ts's fhaa Ssre.l per oc"f By actHgI Experiment ~
rspH'r", nud commanding the very highest maIkrt
price and quick sale
The LcsScs. by the terms oC said lease have full
privilege 10 subleasc, mine and bore for avy or gV
OF tho minerals found upon s,dd tract and also the
privilege use free of charge all the Timber aui
Coal ihc latter of which abOunds in immense auan-
titles of the finest quality needed to carry on the
operations.
Geoogists and practical operators from the oil re.
gions who have seen the MyCas tract, unite in the
opinion that, IN locality for boring purposes as we'll
in ltS outward indications as an oil territory this
large and valuable tract holds the most latterng
prospect in boring for oil
Olly limited number of Shares VIII be cold.
Boogg age now open at No 2uS south Fourth St.
hr st floor, back room, lhiladsllhis.
" Subscription Price, Two Dollars per Shpre IL
Jun, Z, lsiS.-it
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
TO TIE SECRETARY OF TIE
NAVY

FoKr MONROE, Jan. 1G
Hon. Gideon IVelleS, Sec'y etMe Macy:
The Atlantic is just in from Whining
ton.
Fort Fisher and the Works on Federal
Point are in our possession.
The assault WAS made by the army and
sailors on Sunday afternoon, and 10y p. NJ.
the works were ours. The losses are heavy.
Licu's. ). w Preston and B. IL. Porter, OF
the Navy, nre killed. Our captures were -
guns and about $500 prisoners.
General Whiting aud Colonel Lamb, re.
hcls. are prisontis and wounded. The Van
dcrliit Is on her way north with dispatch
es. Two Is inch guns were burst in the
Monitors.
tSigucdD L. I. NICHOLS,
Enn.n,ruI,nC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Sr. Torts, Jan. 14.--Governor Fletcher
issued II proclamation to-day, declaring Mis-.
soHri u Tree State, in accprtarc- wi;h the
emancipation ord nance passed by the State
Convention.
A hundred business houses and private
residences are brilliantly illuminated to-
night, bands Of music are cniycriro the
ness the grand spectacle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
L. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary OF War,
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
CAPTURE OF FORT FISHER,
BALTIMORE. Jan.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
tiiratc letters have been received here,
giving an account of the progress of the At
tacn on Fort Fisher, down to Saturday, p
VI. Tie attack commenced on Friday
The troops landed successfully, under the
commend Of Gen. Terry, and occupied the
entire width of the peninsula. The fort
was siieut. There was every prospect of a
speedy surrender rs the Fort was entirely
cut oil from Wilmington.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

EN a. Ind EAsS .--Profcssor j. ISAACS
NJ. D.. OccuLtsT and ArRisr. formerly Leydcn
Holland, is now located at NJ. oil Pine street
Philadelphia where persons afflicted with diseases Of
the El + and EAR will bo scientifically t-cataI md
cured, If curabc. q Artificial / eS inserted win.
but pain.
=" B.--So charges made for Examination. The
Medical faculty is invited hehas .cEsts IN h..
node Of Treatment
July 2lSA-!y
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% SSLsQDGHHBmEIses 9 g

ILtIo HLNIN > HVIEIIiI
Corner Market and Sd Streets, HARRISBURG, PA.
THE attention of the public is respectfully called
TO this Hotel which is now open for the eeeommoda'
tion of guests In the past Eve month during which
time it has been closed the house has been thorough
snes and comfort ts patrons will find it TO own no
superior.
The Furniture Eslirely New.
Rooms lsrser than is usually found in modern hotels
Situated on the corner Of Two principal business
streets OF the oty but two and sbalf squares from the
Rail Road Depot The proprietor dsiSrmined to
and favorable reputation for tue establishment, re
foels willing 10 trust its character 10 the Judgment
Of his patrons "
January 2l. ls2S,--
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rTyne Cens@ssiou. and a,Np"ris.c.

L u ~ lNyALI-a
Published for tho benefit, and "a ~ TON 10
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer tcc,A Netyo4s
Dchiiity. Premature Decay Of Mlnho;~l, &c, sup
plying at the TINE Tn Means Of. Snt-Care.
Py one who has cured huIscli AFTER und.r ina. con-
sierable ouack,ry ~ cDc'nsiag a lu''T:i al
dressed envelope, single cop.es I..ay ! hai ot the
author.
Go. y.
D.s 10 lSH4 --3r
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sl.an,Otxiu Coal 'krsaEr.

THROAT AFrrcrIoSs A Physician writing from
Ncwfanc. New York speaking of the beneficial CT
fecs resulting from the Of ''iIrowns Bronchial
Yroches - says "Oblir- me by sending a dozen
OF your 'Brorchai Troahec,' enclosing bill
For alternating that horr,d ritstion only felt by
those who have suffered ON any Bronchial Affection
and for hoarseneS and so7. ,hruat too am irey 20
confess uhouCh am r u. - they answer all yor
claim for them. | would hcE yau t. s., tt II ! u;-
Of the las. men IN th- profession 70 puff uci.
trum. hut feet I but j";ng you justice % ASSERT
what have. 10 avoid disappointment. sure y.
obtain the gcnuiuo browns Bronchial Ir0ches.'
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''F IT" 80.
y ssszzzs.sSssz.aHrsgzsacs--s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fire e,y.,,uuuy 1rac,ir,-

Fire GoasaFRUy Meeting
ALL the members of the GOOD INTENT FIRE
COMPANY, are requested to meet at the Court
Honse on Monday Evening, January 23l. ISIS, at
o: o clock. Business OF Importance 10 the Company
viii be transacted.
f, wILyERT, President.
]. c, WgLTER, Socy.
Sudbury, Jan 81, le65.-ls
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

y rGssuancr ot IN order Of the ORPHANS Court o.
/ No.ihGmberland county. will 5c exposed 10 pub.
Ii. sale. ON The premises. on SATURDAY. The &h
dny # February. \ L.. !sSi ceItan lot ur crourd
.it"a.e III Lower MsInE'y tpwnship. slil ,yua.y,
uo4~+gf "a ,E. nlr.I by lands Of phf;p HecEert
west BY lGnls OF Widow Hcrkrrt, south by lands of
,'ohn rrppen and Isaac L. Wilmer, and on the e,,st
by lands Ii,nc l.. Wilmer containing II ncrc' more
ur less, on "l.rh 5 erect II two story LOG lIOuSE
ascHher -honrIoi ana an cid Los Barn snd oLer
yutIul,ii~s 30.
Late the property Of Jacob Kcabavh. deed. Sale
20 commence Ut ten o'clock 4. Nj. Of said day when
the ,-rus and conditions of s"l- y. be made known
by ISAAC j.. WlTMER Admir-.
Ty rider Of tbs Court, j a. j. Cummings, C.k &C
.t,l.,.rv Jan = lSGj
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
A.Htesa from Petersburg.

NAsHlNGToS, Jan. 1G.-The Petersburg
E1p!t$2. 0t yesterday, understands that one
or two more casualties occurred on the lines
the Gay before yesterday, from the caving III
OF boAIpruo:s, in consequence of the heavv
and prOtracted rain OF Monday night and
Tuesday.
The enemy resumed his shclling Of the
Chesterfield batteries yesterday afternoon,
and cort;rrpd it with some severity He
Invariably gains nothing by this practice,
and no doubt receives much more than he
gives, for skililul artillerists manage our
battery fire, ever prompt to return the fire
and Crop t.:pir shells with incro asing pruci.
sion ia the enemys b!eastworks.
"A number of heavy bombs were also
thrown along the lines on our left yesterday
afternoon. mud the bursting of many of them
cculd plainly DC seen from elevated positions
around the city.
Grants railroad trains are kept very
busy running at present, tpr what purpose
1t is not known, except it bc in conveying
stores from City Point to the left wing and
centre Of this army. Every .ight and morn
ing tac putting and blowing of the engines,
and the rattle Of the cars can be distinctly
heard in the city. Scouts report all quiet.
aitA Atu.h 'htre was q rumor ut Petersburg
lidt INC enemy was en'icaNoIlng 10 advance
his picket line in front OF our right.
The Danyii!e Register learns THAT the
heavy rains Of yesterday washed down the
trcstlc.work on the Piedmont Railroad, be-
tween Reidsy!lic and Eenajuy % and be
tween Greens5urg and Serrcnaw o. so that
the Trains cannot pass over that portion of
the road. 1t will require several days to re-
pair the damage dUnc.'
The IVnchluru III yE, 'jScTU SAYS that
few days since Captain Richards, Of Mose-
by S command, with 50 men. attacked near
b"rrys Ferry a t"rcl OF 20 Yankees, and in
= close iig.t, without the loss OF man on
his part, Killed, wounded ana captarcd 81
OF the enemy. The killed and wounded
were between 30 and 30. The escape OF
Captain Richards men is as remarkable as
the execution upon the enemy, and shows
the advantages OF GOODNESS and dash.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IA flag g,oftruce
boat arrived in the harbcr to day with one
hundred and fifty Savannah refugees, who
were received by our authorities.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
EA.AGra-St oE STATE,
WAsnlyGToN, Jan. 10, 1865.

Tue President directs the undersigned tn
perform III" painful duty Of announcing to
the people al the United States thai Edward
Everett, distinguished not more hy hi, learn
ing and e."q"tnce than ry unsurpassed and
diSintcrostcd inhora Of patriotism at q pc
ri"d "i palitical disorder, departed :his life
a: four O'Clock this poInirr
The several Executive departments of the
G"yerument will cause appropriate honors
ia be- rendered 10 the memory OF the deceas-
81 at home and abroad. wherever the ma
t'nn.l name and authority are acknowledg.
al, WM. ii. SEWARD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21


DEATH OF HON. EDWARD EVERETT.
BoSroS, Jan. l5.-Edwdrd Everett died
thi, morning at four O'clock, at his residence
in Summer street of apop!cyy His age MAS
at"c.ty years and about nine months.
Mr. Everett addressed his fellow citizens
AZ Fanucl Hall on Monday last, in favor OF
sending provisions to Savannah, and during
the Afternoon of that day was present in
court in reference to IA claim for damages
against the city Of Charlestown for the over
flowing of portion OF his estate in Mcdiord
hy The construction oi Il dam on Mystic river.
On Tuesday he became affected with quite
severe cold, but neither his friends nor him
self deemed it serious
On Saturday evening he appeared almos,
rs well As usual, and retired to bed, drclin-
ing 10 trouble any one 10 rrn3uia with aim.
About clock ii the morning his house
Keeper entered his room, and found him
siecpnG naturally. An hour later she was
alarmed by hearing "a heavy fan in his room
and found him lying on thc lOCr, breathing
heavily. y physician was promptly sum
moncd, but. before he arrived, Mr.. Everett
died. The event Was announced in nearly
all the churches at the commencement of
morning services, and created a profound
, feeling q sadness shortly after noon the
church bells OF the city anl suburbs were
LnigI. Dir Everett'S funeral will take place
at nuan on Thursday next, IN the First
Church Rev. Rufus Ellis pastor. /! is pre-
sgucl the state uDd city authorities will
,aisa part IA :Ar obseguies of this s,.rat ana
sn"G citizen.
HAsW=GYoT. jan. .. Che following
announcement has been furnished for gene
ra' publication
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
n O II | G. E..

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons knowing
~ themselves indebted to the subscriber, on book
account or otherwise to settle the same or before
this LIST of March next after which time they ill bs
pu. in tue Aauds Of t.sicc save tine Ind eos.
JOHN WILEER
Sunbury, Jan. 7, 1885.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
ELIDA JOHN.

sHAMOKIN Twp, near BEAR GAP.
Northumberland County, penn'yiyS9Sa
TAS tsken out license and /. prepared tn do Sll
III kinds'of Copveyan5ing, st ressoosh's rs''*'
la. Sin .rp Jar q, lsd'. .-' "a
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hev. }, 4. u. Stone, late President Of the Kala.
mhLoo college MlohIgsn, has recovered verdict {
81 100 ngsiIst Rev r. Anderson late PFofesser az
Sress " ths same institution. for gtsring
Gus Sords, iesPy sessas me moral sbsrset.r or
the FianuI
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Gentlomsn's Hats

All the ip,sst styles at CHARLES oAKYoRD a
SONS, certiosntsl Hetsl, Philadelphia,
kev. -, isSA-3m
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ladies '..Furs.

The largest assortment AZ CHARLES oAgrQED
I" SoNs Continental Hotel, Phiiadelphia.
Nov, ~, l6Si.-;im
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100000 MORE !

FILL up THE QuOTAS!!
FEHIN subscriber. late an employee in the Provos
4 Marshnls Office Of the l4th District Penn. 4.
offers his services to the Committees and citizens o.
the different srb-distric,s IF Northumberland AMI
udioirin; ccuntjcs .cr the purpose Of assisting them
to i'll their quutHs correct and copy their enrolment.
make out Substitute and Enlistment ptpers Mt ron
sonable rates. lie can he tcund ut MIS- uDGAN'a
HOTEL, North West Corner 4tb md Market Ss.,
over hltm Express UtiGc. Harrisburg.
EErEFESDES:
: L. Packer rui 8. T. Bower F,gra, Sunburv
Hon !r.nh Bruuj and 2. l. Nrchemburr. Milo.
Rev / H. Iur5nra", Rush.
tlircss Provost Mar,!.:.. : OlIic". Harrisburg. p.
JNO T. HELLER
Sudbury ,I,ru.ry u Isc,---i,n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
OFFICIAL. GAZETTE.
WAsnINGrox, Jan. II, 1865.

The Richmond Wig, Of this morning
confirms tnc following account of the cap
turc of Fort Fisher hy the na>Gl and lard
forces OF the United States:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Keeninr Engagements.
pErwEEN liz - -

Sir William Napier was one day TAX
INC a long country walk near treshford,
when he saw little girl about five years
old. sobbing over broken bowl She
had dropped and broken il in bringing it
back from the field to which she had ia
ken her fathers dinner in it, and she
said she would be beaten on her
return for having broken il; then with a
sudden CLEAN Of hope, she innocentiy
looked into his face and said, fB1t ys
can mend it, can't yer Sir William
explained that he could mend the
bowl; but the trouble be could mend
by the gift Of sixpence 10 buy another
However, on opening bis purse, it was
Empty Of silver, and be had to make
amends by promising 70 meet bis little
friend on the same spot at the same hour
next day, and 10 bring the sixpence with
him, bidding her, meanwhile, to tell her
mother she had seen a gentleman who
would bring her the money for the bowl
next day. The child, entirely trusting
him, went away comforted. On his re-
turn home be found an invitation await
ing him 10 dine in Bath the following
evening, to meet some one whom he es'
pecially wished to see. He hesitated
for some little time, trying to calculate
the possibility Of giving the meeting L
his little friend Of the broken bowl, auC
Of still being in time for the dinner-part,
in Bath, bat, finding that IBIS could no
be, heswrote to decline accepting the in
vitation, on the plea Of 'pre-engage
ment,' saying to one Of his family, a
he did 50, ~ cannot disappoinl her sshI
trusted me so implicitly"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
MEDICAL.

EPIEEPTIo FITS CAN BE CURED.-DR.
Il Lcekrow having become emine0tly success
fol In curing this terrible malady, invites all SIM
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snce and testimonials Of cases cured Of from one
to twenty-tour years standing. He devotes his
attention especially 20 diseases Of the Cerebro-
Spinal Axis, or Nervous system, and solicits an
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he may be consulted At his private residence,
No, l4l West AID Street daily, from 10 A. NJ until
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A CARD.

DIR. r. A ARmESTEAD.
ATE OF HENDERSON, KENTUCKY. TrE.
4 AR his professional services 70 the aisIgsn.
81 Ersasvfis and vicinity. omes Il his ysTidsaes
on Thira street one door below tbs Hsw Msshosist
Church 0Sa. 1S-en1
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DsS I4-dtf5
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READ
Our New Figures :

We have the following Goods at prices likewise
lowered; Shawis, Sontags, Nnhias, Hoods,
Cleans. Basques, large variety Of Gloves aud
Gauntlets Of any size aud for any sex; Rag Car
pets, Ingram, two ply, aud Hemp, Oil Cloths for
Floors and Stairs Also many other things
usually keptto our liae, which will be seld very
low for cash.
=. NJ. IELLTOTT,
No. 30 Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06


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nnnInDTEg
DLATT & co.'s BALTIMORE OYSTERS =
Received daily. warraated fresh
H. A COOK, AEeat.
COsDESsED MILK.-e dozen esas Cosdsassd
u MIX a. II. A. COOKS.
uOEEY no dozen ? 10 cans fresh Hoasy At
II q. a. COOKS.
4. DuZ FRESH CLANS.
" u doz fresh salmon.
l2 doz do Iobstera
az DO Lol.sters. At
H. A. COOKS
Vow OYSTERS. so doz as8 n cans. cove
l. Oysters, At ia. COOKS.
l1REDa CORN AND PEAs.-as doz Grsan
N Peas, AMI 10 doz Green Corn. 81
b. A. COOKS.
RURSETT = DusKER's EXTRACTS -Ts aoz
ID assaftad Extracts al II A. COOKS $.
so, ~. ,,s,,-
HI ! bsLo 80, IhA1'
~ hets faAas De- NY
- - 10
bpia rAIlss,
~ -, s gssa, 49, s-s, -, II eooK,s
.,,,,.-.,, =, No ays,Ivs 49,. -. ,.-.s
49, gsh , hl.Ao = = = ''iA - cGoKss
: 1'--'.-..''s' =
- -
Il 90 ~ a. Cferries. ~
A COOKS
DIE tkUfT N 9LAHs+--ao aoE azsafted taI-
:, II A COOKS
=.
CH0ICE FAMILY sOAP.-loo beses eheioe
- FANNY sosp :. = =. eoei, ?.
nLfyE oIL.-2o cases Olive OIL, IN qaartsi and
~ le eases do IN ptniss ~ II A. GUM ;.
e-,roNr xVs0r a o,.a -. atan.. W.. from
- - 49,. e...lIsst 49,. ,,.{rsa =
- - "a a fCaOKts
INREsH CAN PINE APPLES LOO doz can,
II choice Pine Apples ~ ii. A. COOKS.
= AEsH CAN PEACHES 500 dos esns fresh
Peaches, ~ ~. - 1pVh ?.
EEATHER BUSTERS 30 don assorted slzs.
/ l. Feather busters. tbs ouly assortment g b
l2lna ~ zoe eatf. Al =, ., ooOA ?,
DICELEsl PICKLES.
/ = bbis choice Pickles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
PIANOS.
Pianos.
Pianos =

Pianos PianOax
WE HAVE NOW on HAND, AED ARE
w reosivinEths lsfzrst sud nest let Of Pianos
American Orgspss sad Hslodeons, ever exhibited
IN this city.
All fnsfrumsnts Sold BY us are
Warranted.
Gall and see ens stock q PiaLoa, a
WABRKE cOEYEGroN's,
gsBE Sc. / Main strsat-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

Ever brought TO this market, consisting
Of
Brown sheeting and shirtings,
Bleaehed Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C., &c. Also a full
stock Of Notions.
These Goods we're all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we will
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid einghams, Prints "a, "A,
81, 10-4 BIeaehed aad Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique circu-
larsand Sacques, Ladies' Sun I'm
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., TO which we would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases in our line of business
uy9o-ly JAQUEss a FRENCH,
No. 10 First street. EvansvfIIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
We have full stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &c, making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.