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ALLOTpn To RETAIN THEIR ARMs

ALLo"', ED TO RETAIN THEIR ARMS.
Ali the honorably discharged soldiers have
been granted the privilege of retaining their
arms at the following low rates: Muskets, all
kinds, with or without accoutrements, six
dollars: Spencer carbines, with or without ac-
coutrements, ten dollars; all other carbines
and revolvers, eight dollars; sabres, swords,
with or without belts three dollars
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EORGER SENTENCED

T. III. Delaney, a citizen, who was arrested
at Augusta, Me, some time ago, by Col. L. G.
Baker, special detective of the War Depart
ment, for forging soldiers enlistments, has
been convicted and sentenced to be imprisoned
for 10 years and pay fine of $4,000, and be
held until the said fine is paid Delaney has
been sent to Concord, N. H., to be imprisoned.
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REDUCTION OF VOLUNTEERS ARTILLERY.
The War Department has instructed depart
ment commanders to reduce at once their bat
tories of volunteer light artillery to the num-
Der absolutely required under existing circum-
stances in their departments. The companies
thus relieved will be sent to Washingtca,
Louisville or Cairo, as may be NEST convenient
for final payment and mastering out.
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ACTING ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
Clarence A. Seward. a prominet lawyer of
New York, and nephew Of Secretary Seward,
received from President johnson last evening
the appointment OF Acting Assistant Secretary
OF state during TIE indisposition Of Mr.. Frede-
rick Seward
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
Execution of GuerillaS.

LOUISVILLE, June IA serious fire broke
out on the premises OF r. A. Robertson Co,
destroying large quantity OF drugs. The loss
is estimated at from one to two hundred thou.
sand dollars.
Marshal Stewart. the guerilla, and Lewis
Sered, the murderer of McGrath, at Shelby
willie, were execu led at the military prison to.
day.
Preparations are being made to give Sher.
mans men a barbecue on the 4th proximo
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MILITARY PRISONS AT RICHMOND.
Captain S. Shoemaker, OF goth New York
regiment, has been assigned to the command
Of all the military prisons In Richmond, Va.
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POINT lookout.

Inc rebel prisoners in camp at Point Look
out are being released as rapidly as possible
Large numbers of these released men arrive
here daily, many of whom are sick and in a
destitute condition. A squad, several of whom
had TO be carried along by their companions
arrived here this morning
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IMPORTANT PRooLANAT1oN.-Presid
johnson mas issued proclamation of a most
important character, the terms of which will
suictions upon foreign and domestic trada
win states east OF the Mississippi river, ex.
Cept as regards articles contraband OF war
intercourse with all the Southern and Sonts'
western els. Mississippi States, free from the
onerous imposts heretofore levied The theorv
rebellion having ceased, the law of Conore.s
teguIsung trade with "insurrectionarv dis.
tricts, has become de facto inoperatiye.
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Affairs In Georsetown.

Business presents a dull sspect this morning,
on the wnarves as we'll as in the streets.
The canal, which Is under going repSsrS at
points west OF the Georgetown DIVISION affords
no transportation for produce from the farm =
ing and mining regions. The flour and grain
market remains steady, the stock light and
holders not disposed to yield 10 the demand al
last quotations.
PORT OF GRORGETowE. - Entered and
CIearsd-Steamer Empire, Debbins, N. Y.
CIeared-Schrs. NJ. and Vifginias Dorsey,
BARI: Jno. Dickson. Crassa, Hayrs de Grace;
Providence, Cook ChoptaKks j. G. Henry,
Williams, St. Mary's; Sloop Fair Play, Hall,
Gaehota.
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THE CAMPAIGN BEFORE RICHMOND.
The Ofkeis reports OF Generals Meade and
Sheridan s5l the late campaigns before Rich.
monG and Petersburg, which resulted in the
destructVJ IN of Lees army, have been pablished
ny the Var Department in the official Gazette.
ne re- ports are elaborate and well worthy Of
eAreiII u perusal.
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.ssIGNED TO COMMAND,

- ASSIGNED TO COMMAND.
Brevet Major General ]. W. Turner has
been assigned to the command Of the military
district OF Henrico, in the Department Of Vir.
ginia, with quarters at Richmond.
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INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
Hon. John Minor Bolts. Alexander Rlves,
o nd other distinguished Virginians, who ar
rived here yesterday from Richmond, had an
interview with President johnson this after
noon. ts8 p. FL -..-s
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RESIGNE Ed.

Brevet Major General Patrick. Provost Mar.
shall General OF the armies heretofore oper ating
against Richmond, has resigned his com mis-.
sion e.
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q ~An error in our published report Of Ad
mirai Gcdon to the Navy Department yester-
day rna6e the signature W. s. Graw.
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AL-Major General Geary. OF the
amy OF Georgia; John Minor Bolts. of Vir.
Ping at Wizards Hotel. VIM "io s'op'
n, SSp.atn f T. Beardslee, chief signal oft,oor
80 ~ mehera Terry's army, and who :. otnteeI
of f., r.. 'ne " ecJed
raS -. OF the fleet at the capture
'~9rf- .suer, arrived here yesterday, and
ed to the Chief Of the Signal Corps.
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SThe Raleigh Progress eyDIairs pros,.
Johnson s and DIR. Holden's plans for the 70
eShsTucuon OF State government in North
ex uina. appointments are to be made in
en eay county OF "loyal" men, who will ma 70
1n earoiiment Of votes, carefully excludina ali
Hno Were prominent in their adherancs ~ ~
tnrrad so iSn This enrolment is to be re-.
1ne oasis thus established delegates To Stata
fion ~, h.oh are 70 be elected, and the Conyene
&Aon Oh course will provide the rest 'eh
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DLACK LACE POINTS AND MANTLIS.

W. hayo streesived a full assortment of the
-. from the large New York Auction s.l. al
Vsdn..Aa. last. We shall sell them much lea,
tssn i'm portatioa price. and guarantee them TO.
s,so. . srest many other brssirs 10
DRY G0oDa
from the same Auction.
h'" LAEsBu RGH BRS.
,.a,w $40 snd SIS 7th street.
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GENERAL TERRY.

raf9 GENERAL TERRY.
Major Gen. Terry has gone to Richmond TO
assume command of the Department Of Viz
ginia. thus relieving Gems. Halleck and Ord.
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nlPor FeR MoURNIaa DRESS GOODS.

n1POT FOR MOURNING DREes GOODS.
Full stosk on hand Of all the old and new Fab
rics Of "Lupin's" and "Maillsrd's' make, Of
their .-. ..
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Also. MOURNING sHAWLS. and Wide Goods
to make them Of
BLAoK KID and BLK CLOVIS. oRAP1 COL
LAKE, 1NeLIsH GRAPES. lNGLISH GRAPE
WELLS, &C., &C.
JOS. MAY co..
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
el3.2tif bet. 9th and 10th sts
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NL0TICE.-Mr. Ashbock has commen osd a. at,
~ Ii ne wants PAYERS or hABORHRS in quire
of Gl0Ha1 FAsHOU6HT, on st. bvin furnish
him many he wants. 10 Ia2tr
L,OR hENT-Two furnished rooms With use of
l. the kitchen. suitable for Housekeeping. Ap-
ply ct 231 street, between 18th Anthlsth streets
lie IA St.
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'TREAsUKY OF fHE UNITED STATES.

L DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
~. =. WASHINGTON, June 9, 1885
IT u hereby certified t. at lhe NATIONAL MI
ThVPOL1TAH BANK. Of Washington, D. O., q
oanhing association or ssnized under the act ITO
OF United States bonds and to provide for the cir
eu!ation and REDEMPTION thereof" approved June
section forty Eve Of said act. and with the resu.
iations OF this Department made in pursuance
tary of Public Moneys. except receipts from Gus.
toms and BY virtue Of such designation will also
ment. SPINNER
je l3-lW Treasurer United States
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THE MONUMENT AT Spp1vc.
Spthingneid correspondent of the Chicaro RE ne
Llneoin has notified the Monument
assoeiauS1 al Springfield that unless the mon
ument be erected Owe. her husbands remasns
mo deed given her OF the lot wherein II shall
seano, sne Will accept a proposition for tb
srnor Oglesby and ex-Secretary OF State Hatch
on the subject WIZ" NAfs. IL.
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NYsPEPsIA AND FITS.

satsss sa s
,NYsPEPsIA AND FITS.
sITsSn 1o1siEH .ps Sstvs HsfSs HssUs5s
,.,-s-. PIe!iasn.i:l n.nnsr thss e Gan not CON:
r17sss;.ssq ;sI,ss ( w
'ss st., Is. :: Fl s9:s
,1rssssss;s: sfS::s
RY rHos. BOWLING, Aust. saeorsstovn, D. 0,
sRocERIss. RuRN!EgRl, &C.. &C.. ATAus-
On SATURDAY MosEiSa. Jun. Il: At och.
The hsa. a14 Bridge
A good assortment 81 a a55sssossiss and Liquors.
teI4d . - ~ THos Doa LING. Iaet.
10y WIN. L. WILL. & CO.. Auct,oneers.
sgT4ER,s sTogK AF AUCTION
Ing st ten O'Clock, We will sell. at our Auction
l1t Of Suffers Goods. &c:
900 sre;s LilianthsI' q Fine Ont Tobacco.
s;sfs' "hi'A'yW RStnf,& s1d fa &C., Aue..
- H0seand CdysfGse Eqzasr, 50 In. dr tss,y
9sk aud 10th streets
sAa5 eB aes sSssfNsa
nencias at 10 O'Clock, st the Bazssr. viii - sold
SIXTY HORsls,
suited to hssasss and saddle Afull de seription
at sale.
i - Also.
90 Males, broke to hSrness. in aood ordsr
large collection Of Desirable New md Second
nana Carrieges, Bus9ies, RockAways. Express
wagons, ana other vehicles.
raSs eouection OF New and Ssesnd hand Hse.
tKssular salss at the Bazaar, every TUESDAY.
weather. ",e
Carriages and Harnesa always at priyate ss,s
JeM WIN, l.. WALL & 90, Auc.s.
o0*MString Music furnished when required ~
A AEALD, Leader, No. ls94 II at. bet 9th & 9th
4. TYLlR, Director. No, asa j At. (Na7y Y'il
A. r. SHERMAN, Secretary - isls t5t'
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday, about 81
O'Clock p. m, son OF Mr.. WerdeII was Sc
rteusly injured by falling-from street car No
81, 7th street route, q wheel Of the car passing
over hls leg The accident is net attributed TO
any neglect on the part OF the conductor or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-14

WlARE NOW CONSTANTLY RsoE1VING
.l.- FROM TIE
CLOSING AUCTION BALES OF NlW YORK,
All kinds OF
DRESS GOODS,
LAWNS,
M0ZAMBIQUA4.
MARETZ.
WHITE GOODS,
Such a.
JACONITS, CAMBRICs. PLAIN SWISS.
White and Colored DOTTED SWISS.
NAINsOOKS, IRISH LINENs,
And all other goods usually found i'm frst elias .
51 DRY GOODS STORES.
These goods have all been bought at Avctic n
for cssh, and we shall offer them at "a very sma-
Call at the
POPULAR Dry GOODS STORE
LAESBURGH BIO,
js9lw 375 AID 515.7th strsst
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ATTEMPT Av HIGHWAY ROBBRRY.-About
$50 Monday night officers Ashton and German
Of the Seventh Ward, found a soldier who n d
been attacked for the purpose OF robbing him.
In the struggle With the robbers the soldier JIeg
was broken, and the Off GERS obtained streto her
and con veyed the injured man to the Armory
Square hospital. The soldier had upon his
person Sle5 and his discharge papers.
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A FINE Observation-Disclosures will be
found the advertisement OF an excursion to be
made to GIymont on Tuesday, 10th. inst, by
the East Washington Q 1adrille Association.
It is in good hands and viii undoubtedly be
q delixhtful affair.
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F. Wannell, residing at Temperance Hall, was
caught under a street. car at the corner OF 18th
and o streets, and had his leg badly injured. il
not fractured, some Of the fieshb being torn from
the bone. Some scfuiers placed him ia ar
ambulance and Conveyed him to his home
where DIR. J. B. Keasby was soon in attend
ance,
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T. NATIONAL MBTRoPoLIT AZ ;BANg,-This in
stitutlen has been designated by the Tire asnrer
of the United States as depository for public
moneys, and Financial Agent Of the Govern
meut.
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JAIL FOR Court Last hight, John ID. Fred
erick was introduced to a man named John
Wilson, on 18th street, and exhibiting his
money, amounting to $50, Wilson seized 1t,
struck Frederick and ran away. Sergeant
TAFT and officer Britt passing mp the street
saw the act, and followed Wilson who ran
into new building Eear 18th street, and laid
down and pretended to be very drunk The
money was found under an empty barrel, near
where w ilsoa laid down. Justice Drnry sent
him to Jail for court
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SOUTHERN VIsIToRs.-The following parties
from the South have arrived here since yester-
day and are stopping az WIliards:-John Mi
nor Bolts, Alexander Rives and wife, ]. X.
Anderson and family. Peyton s. Coles, Judge
Van VIeet, b Fabran, va; J. F. Cummings,
W. Evans, b b. Fouke, Tenn; VIM. Gregg,
J. A. Anderson, a. w Stone, r. s. Riddell.
DR.. f. q. CLARK, G. K. Osgoods II, 5. Bennett,
Ga; 8. G. Steedman, S. e.
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT -Coronef Wood
ward this morning held an inquest at Doug
las Hospital over the remains of David Shocks
and Quo Gross, late Of the LIST New Jersey
Light Artillery, who was killed near Kendall
Green last evening by the. accident on the
Washington Branch Railroad. The jury re-
turned the following verdict: 1.-THE jury being
unable to obtain q witness who Is cognizant Of
the facts concerning the accident, aside from
those in the employ of the railroad company,
are unable to say whether or not blame attac hes
to the railroad company"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

ception recently accorded to him at
Indianapolis, and by the publication Of
his speech in the Cincinnati Gazette.
Determined to silence him at all events,
and every other resource having beel
exhausted, they have resorted 70 COW,
ardly attempt upon bis life, which Will
prove about as efectual in convincing
the world Of the purity of their patriot
ism as their former lying assaults upon
his reputation. If anything could die
grace the Indianapolis Journal, the dis.
patch of their special reporter, detailed
for the occasion, and the editorial COM
ments thereupon, would effect that OBJ
iect. Any one who remembers the
fendish- Joy with which the Southern
press gloated over the assault of Brooks
upon Sumner, will recognize IN the edit.
oriaIs of the Journal for Tuesday and
Wednesday the self same spirit and the
self-same forms of expression. Com
ment is useless. H.
AFTER putting the above in type, we
received detailed statement from Judge
N. 81. johnson, of Centerville, who was
an eyewitness of the occurrence, and
sought to rescue Mr.. Julian, but was
prevented by an organized band Of ruff
ans who were present. There is no es-
sentiaI difference between the two ae-
counts, and we therefore omit Judge
Johnson's communication With the
latter, however, came the following from
citizens of Richmond, which we print
with the names attached. These docu-
ments need no comment. The brutal
outrage is strongly condemned by The
people, and an indignation meeting will
be held at Star Hall, Richmond, thia
evening, to give expression to the senti-
ments of the citizens of that place.
Meredith has been arrested and held for
trial. Mr.. Julian's condition is critical
and it is feared he may not rRcogsr j
Gin. Gazette. 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
Proclamation br } ne Presldent.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The following
proclamation has just been issued:
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, By the proclamation of the
President of the United States, of the
18th of December, 1868, the privilege of
the writ of habess corpus, in certain
cases thereunto set forth, was suspend
ed throughout the United States; AND
WHEREAS, the. reasons for that suspen-
sion may be regarded as having ceased
in some Of the States and Territories.
Now, therefore, be it known that /, An>
drew Johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby proclaim and declare
that the suspension aforesaid, and all
other proclamationa and orders suspend
ing the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus in the States and Territories Of
the United States, are revoked and an
nulled, excepting as to the States of
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas, and Texas, the District of
Columbia, and the Territories of New
Mexico and Arizona.
In witness hereof, / have hereunto set
my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this
first day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty Eve, and Of the independence OF
the United States the ninetieth.
ESigned] ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: ~
VIZ 81. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

The First session of the thirty-ninth
Congress begins to-day. Upon it ques-
tons of greater magnitude than any
discussed since the organization of the
Government will depend for settlement.
We presume there will be no delay in
the organization.
In the Senate, the Hon. Lafayette s.
Foster, Of Connecticut, will take the
chair as President pro tenn, with Col. ].
W. Forney, of Pennsylvania, as Secre-
tary. There will be no election of Off
GERS in the Senate, by q general under
standing the incum5ents holding their
position during good behavior gr
In the House, it is considered next to
certain that Hon. Schuyler Colfax will
be renominated for speaker by aclama-
ton. The old clerk, Mr.. Mcpherson,
will, in all probability, be reelected with
little or no opposition. An active con-
test is going on for the other offices and
quite number of candidates are an
nouncsd. i
1t is now stated as an unquestioned
fact that the reconstructed I" members
will not have their names placed on the
roll before the organisation. The ques-
ton of their admission will be left to be
settled by Congress.
The message may be delivered this
afternoon, though it is more probable
that it will not be read before toAmor.
row. The understanding seems to be
that it will be telegraphed West. We
may be able to get it by telegraph we
hope we shall--but the chances are rath-
er against us.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
BAKERS ADDITION.

Meyer, Henry 16 %
Whittlesey, aud w G........ 81
Go do ......... 2 / 81
ASHLAND PLACE.
IgiehsFt, Asa, undivid a Off, 81 81
UNION PLACE.
Boxsby, Fl C.............................. so
de ................-............. 8 80
GARVIN'S ENLARGEMENT.
Garvin, Thomas E......... "a
do .................... 40
do If 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
Editors of Journal:

Editors of Journal:
l have been informed that several
subscription papers were put into the
hands of individuals for the purpose of
soliciting money to erect monument
in Oak Hill Cemetery, to the memory of
our soldiers who are buried there. AS
early as March, 1864, these subscrip-
ton lists were circulated and sums of
money subscribed. Here is the last
clause of one of the lists:
NV. In order that all may have an
opportunity to contribute to this noble
cause, it is proposed that subscription
papers be generally circulated, that all
may contribute according to their
means,-the widows mite being as
honorable contribution as the munif-
cent donation of the million lire. When
these subscription papers are filed
please return them to Mayor Baker,
Now into whose hands were these pa
pers placed2 Have they been 6lledP If
so, have they been handed to Mayor
Baker2 Men have paid their money;
others are willing to pay the amount
subscribed, and in view of these facts,
some action ought to be taken. The
Mayor ought to act in the matter; a
meeting should be called; aa Associa-
ton formed; the money collected and
put out to interest, that is, if the monu-
ment is not to be erected just now. In
short, something ought to be done, so
that the erection of the monument
should be fixed fact. / am told that
the State Sanitary Commission has do
mated FIVE hundred dollars, and that the
Evansville Sanitary has over four hun
dred dollars on deposit, which, if appli-
cation is made by some responsible as
ISOLATION, / doubt not would be donated
for the same purpose. This should not
be put off. for the day may come when
dollars will be more difficult to gather
than now. rn
In many portions of the State monu>
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

AT the request of correspondent,
whose communications We receive With
pleasure, we print the subjoined article,
letting our readers take it, as he sug-
eests, ''for what it is worth, and with
out, in any sense, endorsing or condemn
ing his views. Accompanying his ar
ticIe is the following note, which we also
PRINT ED. JOURNAL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
sf,INNERNY's ENLARGEMEE
do .............s....,.. II
GUMBERTs'S ENLA REGIMENT.

LILLEsToE a LoCKHART ENLARGEMEE
Unknown owners.....................1 3 /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
Brewers, DistilIers, Rectiasrs. Go,

Supplied with every description OF Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles. Refrigerators,
Attemporators, Sparees, stilIheads and Worms
on an Improved pinciple. Columns for Alcohol
ssiils, Yeast Jugs, Cans, eyphons, &C. Copper,
Lead and aIron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron
Pumps of every variety, for Beer, epfrifs OIL SC.
Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam whistles, &C
Workmen sent 70 all parts to at up work and do
repairs 90 Steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Works, 40. s am IA rg,gfi ad II BIZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
cnI.I.ECToR,S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. JOHN
IN SCHUBERT, Collector. of the City Of Evans
Vile, between the hours Of and u o'clock g. m.
and 3 and O'Clock p. na.s on
Thursday. December 9TH, 1865,
win sell at public auction. at the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Evansyille, Iudianas
the follouiEg Lots, parts Of Lots. and parcels
Real Tztate. and improvements, assessed for the
psyment of City Taxes for the year 1865, due from
the owners thereof to the City OF evansville
said Taxes being now due and unpsid-snd for
The costs of aid sale; and that the sale will be
continued ON the next day thereafter, viz: on
Friday, tie sth day Of December, 1866, at 2
O'Clock m, at the door of the Court House in
Evansville, for the purpose OF selling such prop
artv as NAV have been sold on the day first above
and uot maid for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
NOTICE.

MEssRs. vICKERY BROS. ARE OUR ONLY
w authorized Agents for the sale of our CORN
MEAL, in Evansville. Al we inteSd to keep 9
large stock of nnkolted and bolted Meal in their
hands, our customers be supplied at mill
rates, adding freight. ftAs<
THURGooD q ABBEY
Vineennes, NoY. 10, 1866. DEL