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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
CORPORATION NOTICES

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.
And now Il is herehy ordered ard directed ~
the Comman Counsii Of the city % ExsnsxiIle
that the Of all lots parts Of lots 'front.'
Ing or adjoining The south side OF Fourth
street, from shoKt strest 70 seventh Avenus, IN
said city, cause the side walks thereon % b.
hroaSht 70 the proper grass, and thss thes eAuse
a side walk ef eisss No. Two - - iAk4 d0wn
shereoa within thirty days frous the Publication
81 This order.
AsPFAFFLTNs clsrk.
By A. NJ McGEIEE, DaPaty.
City Clerks ofhcs. March -, 1855. - 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

s@- The Ladies' Friend for April has
been received. 1t contains . beautiful
steel engraving entitled Grandmother's
Story" and the usual amount of inter-
estiug miscellany. 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
DRY GOODS, &c.
silk MantiIlaa.

In0 SILK MANTILLAs. RANGING IN
lVO prices from $40 20 $50, and Comprising the
latest " Main Street styiea,~ which are 81 ceuras
more fashionable than Broadway, tasf opsned ara
marked 10 suit the tines. 800
scHAPKKR a BuseTHG.
No. ~ and ~ Maln Street
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M - A ss

UHUkH fUh A FLAHh tIUk-W Ak
AID Il IL hereby ordered aud directed b
the Common Couneif " ths city on EvAnsxiiis,
that the ownEFs Of AL lets or parts Of lets trent
ing on on ADJOINING the southwest side 81 Ninth
street, from Division street 90 Ann street. Ia sid
city, cause the Sidewalks theFrSn 70 BE- broaEht
30 tbs propsf grade, aud that they cause side
waik af class No. Two e. b laid doWn thereon
within thirty days from the qualifications % this
order. A. FFAFFEIN. Cara.
By A. II. MccaIFf, Dsputy.
City clsrk's once. March u. 1865. "A st
III "A nnu 30 Isas -
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Black and Fancy siIls.

A LARGE STOCK or yEBT CHOICE BLArK
n and Fancy Dress silks. such - Il baconIng
TO our store, new open and maxksd % snta ths
tines, 81 SCHAlsKER = BussInG's.
Nc. " nRd - Mails Gtraet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

B1r We would call the attention of
the public to the new styles Of Photo
graphs introduced into this city by
Parkhill, corner of First and Main SITS.
The advantage gained by the new pro-
cess, is, taking the same person in two
positions on the same card, rendering
the picture more life like. This is new
thing, and should be seen by every one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
%. What Nice Dreaa Gooda !

y, what Nice Dress Goods
rs THE REMARK or THOSE WHO HAVE
A. taken . look ~ eur stoek q fashfonmbls DFans
Goods, which are aeknowledgsd % Be- tha bsst ever
brought 30 this city. Come AL, and Sc fer your-
selves. Ne troabie SPARED 60 shoW Yea thEoaeh.
n sCHAPKKR 4 BEssING,
sAv No. ~ and - Main esrest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
LoTHNG
UE8RICH & SCHROEDER,
Merchant Tailors,
coz. SYCAMORE 4 SECOND SIS,
Evansville, Ind.
-LoTHING.

go We have choice sssortzasus q imported
Cloths and csssimer-s. e. sspsrfor qnAIity,
which viii mARufaeture into garBenfs ~ real
zonAbis prizes.
sS- Call and examine chr goods and prices.
u24-1n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Snrinr MiIIinaru

IUsT RECEIVED AHD oomnKEcED
- making up AZ the - Bon Ton shop % fhs
West. sCHAPKEB q BUSHES,
mzf No. A. sod - Maia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
NOTICE.

TS AccOEDAScK wTTH THE EiGTfH AND
A Siath seesious % the Rulss and Regulations
Of the kvsnsriila Ges Light Company, written
permits must b obtained sf the oflce % ths cen
pany for Axr alterations IN the pipes Asd any gaz
filters consumers violatng aid rulss % failiae
20 ohfaiH snch peEmtf, the compAsy sill aet test
their work, aud will not tnFp on fbe xAa and an
turn. IL "a II on. JoHNJ. cHASDLKR,
u24-St Fresi4eut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

p. o. NorIoE.-All persons who
want lock-boxes or lock.drawers in the
the new Post Office will please drop
note in the Post Office, soon, addressed
to the PosrMAsTER.
March 22-3td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
NJ ,TTCE

TsHE uSDERszC xED RErUxx THANKS 70
a liberal p1el@ for their sSafronAxs dnrfn~
- tess $3.50 = hey tal1se zapparsunffg o.
nSotsly,as kAes 60 somsrz thst thsy have eiossa
Inelr AA@2 shsls 90 Locu4t Street., during The
1890 ne - J, however, regularly - q the
- se@1a 2 seA aarkst Hauas. Ws rsapseffall y
49, - = 2 s1ds ~ eastonsrs AID the pab-
NC fsasrally - giFs u : a4fl f8sfs.
AAren A-fW l. COIN LEVY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
FOR RENT.

A STORE on FIRST sTREET-BETwEE IN
n Sycamore and Vine. Enquire ct the sans
plase, Of lFziI,2wl Q. W. ERNST.
lIxTY ACRES or GOOD LAND In THREE
Ias JOHHsOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
The Custom D. ,pt' ment

Wn1 oontfnus nndsr f.s spsrrfsgon q that
Princa o. Cuttsxs, BOWLS d, and with or
Iarxs and tsstsfuily sslssisfs esrR a Cloths Co.
ssrsrss and YsssisEss Es . ~ sars 70 rleass al
whs may favor - With their scr1-rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
FOR LEASE.

LSOR A LONG TERM or YEARS, Eve Building
III Lots fronting on Third street, between Main
and Locust; also four lots fronting or Locust
street, between Second and Third streets.
For terms apply 10 MRS. o. T.. LEWIS.
fnarZ1dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
ARTEMus WARD,

Tickets Tor Seats 10 mont half u the Hall 9B
oaatas which may b. had At Hays Book store
daring The day, and aiso At the Hall.
So Doors opeD ~ ~ Goa manpe ~
TIE Piano aud Cabinet Organ used sYs iren She
Muaic Store % Warrsn A CgnyuEt.n. m1t.2t
The sun., 1865-12-11
An Important Ou.siiou

1T VIII DO socn by Al account published In lLia
number OF thc sUN. that case 10 now before th,
Supreme Court Of the United s..,e., Al wasbipg-
ton' which Involves tho question whistler q prr.
donei rebel f. by virtue Of bis pardon, entitled TO
inc recovery OF conhscated property, aud the rein
"s'omeni OF all rights reltdva thereto. II is, Of
course useless 10 comment won th, rnsrits of m,
case pending its dce:son, hui this much s certaa,
the Presidents pardon involves the restoration
"' eoniScAted property, Shsn the said pArdoniug
business will prove to be very sxpcnsve, as wei.
as very ridiculous which latter poin. il has already
stAiled. We venture to say, that Il The Court
uee'ae' tho aforementioned case IN favor
tho "IsrloneS," ulnctesn.tUent.eths Of
tho whole class who have received the
Ff's'uen's cerhh ,s,o f sbSoluhon. will
present bills for damages" aga ns tic Govern
nent Trey would, in the event OF such a deer
hon' 10 enhde'. to recover no, only for loss
incurred b. O. nhEauon, but also for any danag,
'ley may havo sustained in any other mGrraer as
consequence Of the war and this notwith aAn ing
u'oy may ave done all IN their power TO rornoSo
the Suice ss of the rebol cause. Tho claims for
H'dgi" ~ Losses would also lt heavy Ia such a
case Tor the "reconstructsl would probably
ho1 o troubled with cor scicntious scr,iples in
resp oct to fictitious accounts II this proves to tc
aa' her rcsuls Of tho Presidents plan for ''maslni
!" ason Infamous" will 10 about time to do away
v'th he "niauy" clement as altogether too costly
ira Geb,.rdlCu republic.
The sun., 1865-12-11

er house = The L gislature, hut although that
body 10 overwhelmingly Radical" the resolution
was dsfestei. The cause Of this seemingly
strange sction i' undoubtedly this The
new constitution u Missouri provides that
u'-r the year is-9 the right OF gu~ssre
shall be enjoyed b. all o,i,rwi,o c'i. be pers a,
regardless q 1or, who CO.. read sui wflte ani
~ none other Man hgse hAyns suca qu.inca.
tons. Ina. is tho proper oourG' by which t. a.'-
pose o' tho whole nuFray question. Wills ME-
souri, il willing 10 give the franchise TO tie negro,
il i4 not wiuirz !, au 80 bilnt-foVe, with tic
vJ.,s of m.chiue.y lcr-, aal hence It provides I
81 intelligent aul impartial exercise o. tie
franchise at the sAmo tino.
The sun., 1865-12-11
Tho Ecninu ninlcnlfr.

Tar diHculty between the Feuinn Senate and
the President ~ the orrsn7a,lon has culmiusi,i
In ilo imGsArhment md deposition Of The lat'cr
~ the mater now looks, tAe s0uAte Lad no cihef
course 10 pursue. Accofa.uz ~ the coustI.u,i.n
which vas adopted .. Pa AIeiphis, tie scn-
ate i' invet,ol wish supervisory r-ser
and i, rsg clrrly TIE duty Of that
body to 80 that the sfa.rs of tho orgauIzi-
ii q were properly conducted. Further ilan 'hst
wton upon exam .naton they discovered, a. sis q )
S. re.r s.r q, tlai The unls oi The roc'et- were,
in uoir op.niou, he ~ tDisapproIr.ated, tsy ln-
douU,cily i.G .us.acI ia cslog 10 c'eSln[
and impea,Lins ,ho .aen grs - formal srsl' 70
accordance with the following provision q Ne
Fsnisn constitution
''p,e sena,e .h.I have full power to try all
inpsalhwents. Wl-n sitting they shAl to %
oath; AMI shonll . become ne ssSarF ~ try We
pref dent ur vi u-Pfosiltut 90 TO Fcnian Broth d
hood tho Senate shan elect is prcsI'ng o.hccr
pro ten. ,nd no rcrsor shall be convicted with
ou. tho consent OF tNo-thirds Of the senate
II 10 eyiden, therefore that the Senate has
not trsns,endtd iis power IN the ,c.on which u
has taken. whNths cfsc, Of Ma rupture viii
have upon the Fea az cAu1c is got 70 he ''sn, but
there is no apparent els7n why IA should do any
serious damsgo. Tho Vlce-Prcsideus of the organ
ilation, Mr.. W. Il. RoDEETs, has hlroAdy been IN
sailed in tie Executive sGice, and as
10 is q gentleman Of cnArscter, ability,
culture ND Ll-h soca position. no doubt
he will ,dmins.r ~, affairs o. tie organization
a,cspiably. Hs refusal t, take III" position uutl
u Lad fret been Invested o. the salary and emolu-
ments A,ia.Aei h. II, il significant and implies
,haI be n sctua1cl D. no msrcsuGry motives, and
Lis only dcsto $ 70 promote the interests and si-
vance the cause Of SIC orssn 2atou.
The sun., 1865-12-11
Our Revenue system.

Eyrrrrg-oE hes proven that the present revenue
syrcn u this country Is too cunt nlersoine, too eI.
pens W. and w. unoqusl IN its s--ctiou' 70 10 per-.
tnansrtly rta'nel. We have now hbIut reached
bo,.orn in the na,iouL debt and the work %
liquidation must soon commence. II is nscssssry,
therefore hat the manner Of collecting the revenue
should 10 o. perfected ,bsi IL may Oe collected with
The east possbls sIpon,s and be lesAt burd ansoms
AaI annoying 70 the people. Opinions upon que'-
tion, II finance are 40 conflicting, however, tLAt II
rs dhout mst:er 70 determine precisaly what
co.rss Is les, 10 pursue IN this respect. When the
Iatern.l Revenue law was frAuel, Congress Of
cours" believed II to DO tie best iln could
he employ ed for the purpose, but II Las oF4t,ed
great di1sa1sfaction throughout 'ns ooulsRSiS
complex ~ dyes dish 3rost oticias On excellent
opportunity for pocuat0n, Eud "A cotts onursly 100
mu n to sui, the present views Of the people re-
gnt'ling scou,ny In DC Government. Bit 9ut II
the many plans that have been presented Tor TIE
coleclon Of revenue there are $50 which we rc-
garl as a-iculsily worthy o' notice. for ~ leleye
TIA, either would DO great inprovsmsn' up Il
the present system. Iho Ere; oi these bo.nois Is,
the taxation Of sAles tho second 10 the restncaon
Of tho direct tar to few leading articles On tue
principle nov employee by England. The first
named method was On fully explained year no,
when sc vsre u-vIng Is sloyuou by Congress-
that ve will not ai tLis time paruculAnzo is
merits. Congress refused 20 sdop. IT, possibly for
tAc reason ia, lhcy were not ys, fully convinced
ofue nefrisn~y Of the present system, hut rrob-
thly because they regarded "a as - much Of an
-vI.''rnent There couli bo no oppost.l1 - tho
E,4l sh plan, however, on The gtound hat II
ull le an exp, riuent. II has been IA operation
more than fay years snl - IL gland is .rs-
t.el 10 manage is Immense dtli-much larger
usn ours-whiio at the same tine tue ps pic do
NJ: regard Il ~ par .culnrly ouafjus. Nssrly Iho
euiirs revenue Ia collected rem l.f dozon ARTICLES
mainly luTures, ant by tL.s ,trils IlAn tho
cost Il collection IS compAra'tye t1Ge, the peopl,
are NOS annoyed by It's compsGiy ami inequality,
and get It produc all the revenue ,h,t Is rsqur.
ed. In tins country We Int have tho revenue
ia1 restricted 10 liqunrs tobacco, aud Few oihe-
leading articles together with = stamp and income
tax Ey fu'h lroyiIion the burden would fall
upon all classes "A proportion to consumption II
would 10 away with the present expensive Rsvsn-
uo Bureau It would obyAto all lho Inconvenience
now experienced, and would prove advsn.,roou.
generally bo,h to tho government and the poo
pie. new policy Of kind will evidently
gress should consider the rj,c, In the carly p.rt
Of the s.sslou, in order to sForl plenty Of TINE for
m thoughtful consideration.
The sun., 1865-12-11
rianssinI Nsr,. NIsrL.:s. E.s.

Ses York, SI'uTtdg, DEC. 0, =. H.-Tho General
stJ,k market wa unsc..3d in the monlns, lut
closed stToafc" without, hsVo,c-, any change Of
momcnt from the latest guo,-ti.I' Of Friday. The
neV sto-k ESchan-e, N,i. II and u Broad street,
was formally opened to-da-, IN Gecount of which Ia
published in the columns Of the srv Cold had fur.
thor decline Of one nor cont. to-'av making 2 = ince
Tucsi y. Tho la.rs' sold quotation was i44,. No
urr va easier vt per cent. IIrh.Hro cp london
c' .sed Of l'J al oa Tie shipment Of roi bars,
&c. or tHs dV were sltoC;i, iuaklus for .. O. t,aE,
Sig ,g,1. On 'Ch.u~e l0-dRy Ticrr ua. dlI, .Hss..
&c. lower. Corn wa dnl and lc lover. Datf uere
dull had d"cliIIur. Pork was lite irnpr clos .IF
dull Rect was quiet. Lard was ea!sr. Whsksy
yasuul..
The sun., 1865-12-11
Kentucky aud the Amrudmcnt

Tnt friends Of slavcr,, IN Kentucky, must 10
OF tuat psryerse elsis who eau appreciate kick
tc'tsr than hiu'. Thoy s.ou.ly refused to adopt
te Consli usiolsl Amendment; they could no! be
induced g. Voluntarily abolish slavery, as Maryland
eud slouri did; Tut even when tao "peculGr
lus'i'uuel' was in tho lsst days OF dis.. lutlor,
''y cluur 10 II wish N anectloralc embrace.
Now however, the Constitutional Amendment Las
N eject become law, and only awaits come ueces-
sHry iorma'ues to make the holding o. any person
t!sVefs H. uc United States a criminal offence,
" except In case % crime" etc. The military
eommsndSn' IN hentu,ky Las JUS. issued !
proclamation declaring ,hst slavery /, extinct,
rod that heuceiorsh the rogru,5 are entirely a,
Eler'y = worL FOR whom hoy please. K,r,ucs y
las acted very ioo.lshy IN this tulen a,teurt +,
s.,u ttJ nde o. eIuaucpsiloa. There were in n q
s.ti nearly two LGhdrei thousand ne,roe. in
lej), which number has now beeu reduced to A.,,
thsn fny thousand, mainly in Gems qneucc o
slaves CStEp'us uortlwAri since tn, Stale n tl,et
to give them tEcr freedom. Labor is now exceed
iugly sta.ce IN k,nIu,ky a. the r..ul. OF th,i
ucsy1 exodus, aud the people have to pay for tLcl
TogNerseness in the greaIly increased wages tia
ere demanded for AL kinds OK woSl.
The sun., 1865-12-11

CGAlrON-pn SUNDAY morning, Dec H. 1865,
Ann r..fn, n.n''r Of VIM 9na taian .nc Cifterl
her ase.
ihc fels,ys. and friend. Of nc amly are respect.
rcsiienes u varick At. on Tuesday afternoon. Dec.
IL, At o'cock. l-5
CitFFORp-On SATURDAY morninp Dec .. urid:
Jarillt. County Cork. ireland
Her relative. and endl are invited 20 auo1d tho
laa WI oushuy 81, Bfooklyn. -
CROSBY ,sn,sl Cro'' Z, \ native Of Co. Csyan,
Ireland, frri - YEAR Aua 2 moutha
The fTcnls ~ tho luuil ttd'e Of his son John,
~ i'Hp.cuuiit ih'Ii.d 10 ntyud th" 'tIeIss' GU
lucsf,y. l..h i,4L o. So s. ". 30 ozark G, me-
'cs. tom h. late residence, " ". iOtb q, tes On
anu an aycs. 10
DOrGGEEry-0n Sunday. Dec. 1Oth, Charles
piIG. W ,fgd o.. tcii- g; e. Loi'.m,
his at is ide4c', 10 ". -oth Il. ~
hiiI> iaONs.-On Dee. eta Har> Fli15,moI
o. suIl'ueh, County Cavan, Irelsnd, IN tne 1Ith
We iuucru, on h-ndny, iec. Il, at oelo.s' ilorn
We laie IcldCnrr ot ner sou-n-iaW, George Murray
2l5 North olh st, WnHam'lu.gh. l.3
GORING-Ou slt1rda,, Dec Q, Charles Hamer
yoinreat 'on " John u. and ChrLtinna GOrng, 'ged
year, month AM Gay.
The fcl.,ycs and fiorls n the tan lv arc invited
20 attend tho iuuC,sL on tuesday afternoon. lhh
inst, - y'y.ock foin tLc residence Of his ivher
= icl.pkius a.. wi;hou, fu-ther notice. l2I
y, HhALY--On Dec. lcih, John Hsaly, .on Of Tnno-
ny and Ann uealy, lgCL rear tud 10 OnCutAs.
no reli sc. and tr,Iis HIe respectfully invited
b attend tho funeral, o. TUESDAY, Dec, A., At
O'clock Jo3
hASIFNnlERK- Urootiyn, on Dec. 10h. aitcr
a,uott hinrd. oi inHaannatiou OF tue lunrB Ie'cHt
noiVthel k'5tndierk, aaushtor Of ). y. Krstrn-
IN" ircndr and s'gu'rtqncts Of the family arc re-
tPciulr invited 10 ctt'ud 'hc funeral t-tn his
IosI"N'" ccr l5th II. aau o IA eve, Oh Tue ,t afcr
neon, dec. ~ ut U'clOy.. Iuo ruInAiLs HIl he
taken 20 urcenwooi Cem,t'ry. sTg
NO-HER--Nn Tho evc-'r7 ~ De- efh Alonzo "
hlo-l't, the vounrrst child ot omen b. ana sarah
hs''i, Escu . tcuts, MOutns tug % uay1.
TAl .uu .fa all take place 10 .t,I m nd - Non.
day, h''. lith. at 10A. II. y. B.rLe rcmains ~ he
taGcn ~ SJ.s alb, Conn. III
The sun., 1865-12-11
Danealia Marl.el.-M ~ LolesnIe PrLc.a Cnrrcnl


n.
CoTef, u. - Java -'e.'I 81. lNWiusr, u ..ls.;
IIo Hic 20 PRIME, l-s-i, 81 .aallO -I.9ag,l ~
cotton, It. H MOI. scg orleans, a,q: yild'inr
pani, T.; 90 hoiit 49,
i1fsgtt- sa0fs lGrL-Shir'ir-, Nch'd o0ar 13t..
s'Jtg brown, 2laa7 hlerh,l. goal iss; Dri'ire.
aNa"' cotton iUuue.A 3kH ag5: satinsu Ib.l VI,
It.u.r II ~; muur-, de- iaIuUs. 3..4I: riatull.s
?tt' sl.osal siirti, doz.' b! j.a,5 oc Amctieun
. an, cut Dry ccd I q ~ n5, MnctercL / u...
Il y "a --; No. - 10, tlG 10 ssslod hcitiu 3,
Foar and VA, J5l.-ccnc.sce, ext. ssrs,l,,.
ono =. 70 ir all 'o: tro,ec,rvu, ----7 ~
Canadian, ey. p5alt 2h3 Hye i0nr d .sgT OJ Cgr,
mch, 30, Io liau!yW,rt. -stt.
o,.,ul uao 10 HH'e' ! ,!!sl = n'erchel Do Sn
- ute fI'' Ih' - l'i urtIg.rtUi dN, -.-,' t:
Lrri uL 2"a. 90; Lnso,l l4,ai s, lor s.Ion;
kerosene, SigNe ''
bors ,ni ,-BceG ~. bu.. itmaAo. DO p,
m, ~ tJAlt b, fuiA, c.cal, urN, nominal Pr mes
20 40 -o' nv nee, 'h'' o. = oi+-a o. lAId,por l
ny state, welsh tubs, fue. g.4ot n y So
htbf al 10 poOd, Sass y. \. Stale, l. main t,I
iue s-44, " state, hIbin. yuoi to bl,. tl,,I'
medium, .',s' ChtcIe, state .ac'C W .60I 70 rl0's
prg ~, ls0l"; Stn q, tsir O. cog4 IItfs. -t,t al.
its, choice T. l9; Euriitl dairy. Comm 4.,SS.
fnrhsh dairy tph,ol sM2- vermont dlIr, tos i. ~
O. sugar.. -Cai'. /. EsllT Havana "a; i.ennoi
1Staeso Aout-eky, 5sls V.Fs.H.A 1. lass; b. ed
Nost ib-53o7i for State AMI ws,,s,r cs.,,
Hoa.Dcln unHlshud at -; pulled, at 81 IL" mi
~ Ael a. -4'J; { Il orulA At !J-ais; C.n... a,
s,-sl,arsous. - Rice, Ioo u. C.rolln. .,,,,,l
l'aud, hush, i!.a4o Liverpool rirk. a. = 4.
tlc sOa,, pr d., 2is.IH ..opG con $50 y ' -
1905. "a, 5laCl; Hay ~ IN. CrGs' ttr' 49,, as.
and ass Tor re'all o's candle, city ~ '''''''s'
The sun., 1865-12-11
SEWING MACHINES.

CEWING MACHTNES-WHFrLE & Wi.
- s1f''. Siurg's G.o,ar = Baker. ..oae's. Wilcox
q Z, h.'' ami o'nrr 2rhand, ON tS5 up. Nes ma
tmurh az ihA'is' plc,s Machine 10 IvlL .ou.Lt
Worth st aLo
SEWING MACHINES TO iLNIAND tUR
E'.a,e' uew sud "a hlnd, NJ 20 lr,ouxich ave near
JrucrJi Market, PllUtr 2 kvyscrs, so: Sioats
rJu; w, We, a1n, l.,d upwards, lioAe's new i'm
proved for shoe ana Satel work, platform ami In.
g.. Ci
The sun., 1865-12-11
Snllrnur LIN NIissnurI.

MISSOURI has witlin tho last two or three ssrs
hecome noted for its RadcGlism, aud some u its
official acts have esrtsinly not been eonmendabls;
but upon the question Of suffrage IL has set an
example which older s'siss would do well to emu
late. A few days ago proposition TO snfrAnchise
ths negroes Of that 5ian WAS submitted IN NE low.
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EbEN'rsS.xH.

DR, DRAKE, ia5 CANAL STREET, SETS A
- 81 o teeth ON oliver q, 10 al5; un lut nt 10
10 ~ section sets cent? per tooth tut.4 a ed
Wltu sui huto r,ucu' on other unn,s. 5l ca ~ n
iei ie1'h. ',stAt7.'ac,,4 sltL.ut psia. a!P
NJ. II. NlLLtkN, REMOVED ? DOORS
- .'os uis Old Office % 80 R1uerv nearly atal.iia
the Old 1uotle-A,nlus teen CURED, and fiild or
G. acted "lthout P.h. b uilml zee n, III each,
i4 .tl- On gold, iulLor or yer rgua 4, low %. pf0.
Ioftiou. All operations Wl!.1Aicd, ~
TEEiH, TEETH, 1ElTH-AT 81 Hee,etr
extracting % ccnts; films 81 cpu.s ana t.p.'.. lt
o.. l., ~ LiI, Dentl r.. III
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. II, 1865.


VIZ ruould ssan remind our advertising patrons
that their favor, -ill be "too late for Classification"
uulcsr handed In Al out counter Lofore nine o'eors
VOL % or publication oiicr open for the reception
Of uG, crtison,ents until u O'Clock r. NJ, iut DO not
claisiiy them aiter nine O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chiid Lost Jokn " viiiInm Malone len
homo 10Th November, u vesrs old hss lirht brown
hair, fair and ruddy COMP iarge ne ID
on grey Jacket. With hrass fmfe b iered on tho
right sidr. diah par's cut slo.s sn' back cloth
cap Inform f'i u lc4ling 20 his recovery VII. he
thankfully received r.t llesLly feuaIlci. He.se
90 or ifcas aGicisd mother Mr.. Malone ifj
Wo't 90 % T. NY .tl
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%oCIHry NOTICES.

A CIRCLE OF TIE FESlAE SISTER
LAho0i win orT.nigo nc llGlL PSI Hudson vt un tri,
CU. Adt-u.r' WA Do delivered 4. allie i~niln
% 1jors a. h. COSTELLO, Centro G4.syoseu Cir-
h OTICF-A MEETING OF 40. ~ A. ..
~ Hilerii tns vil rclt 81 So Charc. IIa'i, tet
4t and l.d ST, h avenue, on TuHfiav fypuiI 2,
Dec. l.th ~ o'clock. fuugtuh GttcnuHuce is re-
qlo- o-teL spgclrly those m aIrcafs Bf order VI
Secretary. ~,
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TRADE NOTICES.

CHOPPERS, NO. 8, WILL HOLD THEIR
~ legulsr monthly mcetn. at CO Nardsri GO, on
his Monday, evening, At ~ O'Clock. purcfuu
4o- oficeu g.. the ensuing term. WIILINM IiA'k-
'EIr, Pres. 7. M"GRAiH, Pee. sec. no
NOTICE. - TIE PLASTEEER5 . OF
L l.ookivn, 70 = regular mc'tiro, WeiucrtEy
Cvrnil. Tee. 9, sGa rl'sed the ollo Inc re- ouslou
uAsnn agus.. EcsJ.,eL lhat on and alter The
''ni Gotd-y Ia Mach, islo, We, the Pgsfetsru u
i'Huk.yu do no rlastering on NNy kthiu- lut thN
tauo b. PlgEnc e. ErWARD GALLAGHER
l,c- f.J WELSH, Rec. sec. 9J5
NOTICE To THE JOURNEYMEN HORSE
shoers Of E.oosi.h.--A inne'i ia. of fhe ltUye
300 ely will To- Lea On IA sday LyOA.a- Dec. l. h.
nj Cc' X, ff"3 Cou.t NJ, BJoJkl5.. Ey o.Hc Of
the -oo' 'aty. 4 full attendance H. atpec'ri PArk.
NOONAN, Pres. PAiElCA FAY, Eor. sec. l'3
DAINTEES-A REGULAR MEETING OF
th. y. \. T.. House fa.ut,fs Aisoci1t.on 20 ue
hell 10 % ~.tth ave, Vet olnlt-J n L on tuis Non
20. C.C 'luf, u n irs,., o. - rr'ncs. Pup"'u1l
a.tcudaur' o. requested JAS. a. BlGkE.. pfos'.,
". DO. aNI ulh =, Roc sec. IL
TVHE TN, SLATE AND METAL EOOFGHS
L Association ai.l hod fA,. Iclu A. mouli l. meet
iug pa houdl o"ar.ur. The. II Do. St y - ,oc, At
- hird ave. T. orcet II lHuNNa ~ 3ihtN.iJ,
Prost, J JNMES MATHEWS, Rec. s,c. iJ
TINTED CODpERS 40. WILL HOLD
~ thHt Icful0t uoG,Iy tncy.t4s t.Is Aul1as eyG-
min, g' "a, o'clock, q. lst isWc.H. Ify Gnrusl
e'rc' ON Of Oi'.vls MI -D . ace, ot WbioN IfgroFC
u .s G'nr'u.' that '.ofF rcmlcr will p.slHy
appear. JAS. hEAkSLi, Trcs. CHAS. ". aAKX,
Sc. 1l-