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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
Payment of Bountics.

On the 9th instant, Judge NIBLACK. the dis
unguished Representative from the First Dis
trict, offered the following resolution in Con-
gress, which was agreed to:
ResOlred. That the Committee on Military
Affairs, when appointed. be Instructed 10 in
qure into the eXpediency Of providing by law
for the payment Of bOunties, i'm proportion To
the time served, 10 those who volunteered in
the late war for the suppression Of the rebel
lion, and were hOnOrably discharged before the
expiration Of two years without bounty. Al
so, To inquire into the eNpediency of equali-
zing bounties. 50 far IS practicable, a between
those who volunteered as aforesaid. and report
by bill or otherwise.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
>faVcry.

lhs amsnd'ueut prohibiting slavery pa.
i''eh adopted - twenty >tatr.. ana g.
no" Ia reality part - the paramount law.
lie slavery Question 49, therefore. never more
10 AtauNie The couatry. may Il b.. Rat me
now are troubled with the negro. though net
with the slave.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
per.onn, Disiieui,y at aloom,ug,ou.

We learn that personal difficulty occurred
ii the Common Pleas Court at bloomington,
lnd., on Thursday last between Judge SAM
BUSKIEK. and Young lawyer named
RYERS. They were opposing counsel in a
civil suit. and high words passed, culmina-
ting in RIVERS calling BUsKIRK a id liar.
lie had scarcely uttered il. when BUsKIRK
drew pistol and fired at RIVERS, the ball pass
ing within few inches of his head. The lat
ter Immediately drew pistol but before he
could discharge il he was seized and held fast.
while the Judge was hurried out of the court
room. As may well be imagined, the affair
created great excitement in the courtroom,
but the passions Of the men having cooled. no
further difficulty took place or i, anticipated.
The Court, We understand. took no cognizance
Of this contempt of it, authority.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
WANTS.

"yASTED-i0ooo Old Wine Bottles si Store,
w No. II West Pearl street, for which the hlghest
market pros vin be paid wul send team for lots
Of 50 OF more, On being notified.
psvi3-diy hrKR1, JANIS PKAboDr.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13

During the month u November. 1850 inn
migrants landed NJ New York. OF these. Ia
10 were Germans.
new mineral spring has been discovered
on the held o. the first battle q Gettysburg
The water j. said % resemble that Of Vichey
in France.
4 new uss for Confederate money has been
found. A lady IN Texas stuffed a mattress
with $4,000 worth q IL.
\ Woman describing her runaway husband,
say: " Daniel NAV b. known By q scar on
hi no~e-where scratched him.
The RockV Mountain Ns,cs tells Of an en-
thu,lasilc Young Miss0uriSn who. eul0gizing
the beauty Il hi .. gal said. =. TN BE- dog
sonned If ~he amt a. pretty red wagon
The Montgomery Ala. Standard says that
the VIII. az Daniel -helU died l,-t ,re-et ~
starry alton having utterly refused 10 take food
Tor the period u twenty-three days. No cause
j assigned for the prolonged suicidal act.
\ PUzzLE--The following ingenious little
enigma i inscribed under the Command
ment- in the chancel Of an old church in Eng
land
PRSNRlPRFCTMNNR hPTHSPRCPTSTN
The key consists In the mental insertion of
the vowel r. when the whole NAV be read
thus;
Persevere, We perfect men;
Ever keep these procepts ten.
lfftf JOHFiuf OF IfeNffH expresses the
opinion that buckwheat cakes contain more
nOurishment for less money than any other
popular article Of food.
The New Bedford Mercury tells Of a wealthy
heiress IN that place who i 30 misery as 10
turn old letter envelopes. sew them up with
cotton rawlings, and Use them in her CORES
pOndence.
The Boston Herald insists that we are about
10 realize great reduction in the prices Of the
necessaries oflife. A great many people would
like 10 see il in that light.
Evidence multiplies that Daniel walradt,
who murdered his wife and daughter and then
killed himself, near Little Falls, New York.
was an insane man, and the eorOner's jury has
30 decided.
The Boston Post says: The Southern women
\ discard the hoInespun, upon which there has
/ been so much boasting, and take to Northern
fashion and Northern goods with wondrous
/ facility, and their temper sweetens just i'm pro-
portion "a their wardrobe is replenished.
The report that the New York hotels pro.
pose an advance i'm price TO six dollars day l.
denied by authority. The propretors prfess
/ 10 hope rather for "A reduction from the present
rate of four dollars and half.
A cotemporary says that a. persons char.
! acter depends a good deal upon his bringing
! up. For instance, a man who has been brought
/ MP 0y the police seldom turns out respectable
\ China paper speaks of the execution of a
small military official who had the impudence
to eXpostulate first with the magistrate and af.
forwards with the eXecutiOner, stating that he
had an aged mother dependent on him for sup.
port. just a he had clinched the argument q
deXterOuS flourish Of the sword took off hi.
head. The large crowd assembled to witRes.
the spectacle are said TO have been conyulsed
| with laughter at the sudden pause produced
! by the skillful blow.
PAI.NRRAS CARINOSAS
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13

Those who have their mouths cnen,--t ou.n
have their minds oftencst shut
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
p r O S p E G TUS =
INDIANAPOLIS HERALD.
Daily and weekly, for rsss-es.
Indianapolis Daily 4 Weekly Herald

In soliciting generous support from the people the
state have but isw word. 10 say and few promises 20
make; Will. IT shall be tier purpose make equal
IN mechanical execution AMI literary merit to any paper
yub.hsd -she West they prefer Ia sps.h for
itself
In politics the HkEALD ~ili be thoroughly Demo
cratic, and to assure the party o, Its political ade,y
and ability its editorial columns have been placed under
the exclusive control Of the s " PsEkrS. one Of
the sbIesi and resdest writers the State, whose long
and intimate scquainanee with history OF pole.
parties in State together With h- life eag devotion
TO Democratic principles. makes him peculiarly fitted
for that position.
In addition the political contained in the
HrRALD large space will be devoted to general news
and literary subject. make it faithful ehroni
Ter Of passing events.
Its Local Columns shall receive special attention and
able corps has been engaged report the Special
Session Of the Legislature shortly to convene.
Its Commercial articles and Price Currents will be
carefully revised, TO make It an object to men Of
business to consult IL daily.
In short, We do net intend to spare either time or
/ rnonev 10 rnake the
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
CARD PROM THE PRESIDENT oF rHE FENIAN
BROTHERHOOD.
I1EADQt- ARTER> FTNIAN BROTHERHOOD.
Wv n .L-L - - -.

FNPresident Pisrce was haptised and con- I
frmed in the Episcopal Church AZ Concord, y.
H. on sunday last
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
From the New York Herald OF Friday.
THE EENUAN SENATE.

First Report of their InvestigatiOns
..SurrOundings Of the Bond Busi.
ness. The Escape Of James Stephens
i'm Dublin .. Card from President
O'Mahoney, etc.
The Senate or upper branch of the Fenian
government, at present holding session in this
city, and engaged in the examination of the
manner i'm which the interests Of the contrib
ID masses through the United States are
being treated by the parties living here who
exercise management and control over the
aggregated funds, have put forth TO the pub
lie a warning regarding alleged irregular and
illegal attempts by certain parties to obtain
money upon the bonds Of the Irish republic
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
Persevere, We perfect men;
Ever keen fhe.s. mr. ear,fs 10,

The key consists I'm the mental insertion
the vowel r. when the whole NAV De res
thus.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13

LIQUORS.

No Uest HdshfngfoA Street.
nOvI7-d6s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

NEw METROPOLITAN = The peculiar
character Of Lucreiia Borgia vas i'm
perforated BY MIsa Fanny b. Price on
Saturday night IN highly oradilahls
manner; some parts Of Il were parsieu-
larly Gue. Mr.. Golden aud MFR. Han.
chast played well, as usual, rs did also
Mr.. Grierson and Harry Watson. Harry
Rowland won warm applause as Jeppo
Some Of she "utilisy parts we're lame,
and marred tha play somewhat, bat
altogether the audience, which was a
very intelligent oue, was highly pleased.
To night win be repeated the great
prize drama entitled "Vesta," which
was written especially for Miss Price
Its repetition will doubtless be On i'm
pEovement on is first presentation. and
win entitle II to q large audience.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

REcoaDER's CouRr. - Business does
not improve much nj the Recorder q
daily levees; indeed, the interest dimin-
ishes almost daily. aA
On Saturday last two cases were pre-.
sented, and those of q trivial character.
A farmer or gardener named TrOuttelser
disposed Of an entire load Of eabbages
to one person, who no doubt desired to
speculate on them. Others wanted some
Of this popular vegetable, bat Trcutfel-
ter refused to sell, although he remained
in the market space in violation Of the
city ordinances His Honor dealt
lightly with him, fning him only 81 and
costs.
Vim. Thompson, having placed him
se'f on the outside os large number
of boomerang whisky" became too con
spicuous on the street. and was taken in
BY one OF the vigilant "perlice," aud
charged 81, with concomitants, for tbs
outrage he had perpe.ratsd against the
ordinance in such case made and pro-
vided, and against the peace and dig
nifty of the city Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

RAT-IooIEATfoE.- attaches OF the
store Of Daniels, Kahn a Co, on Water
street, having been greatly annoyed BY
the depredations Of rats, resolved by
strktegy TO Gear them out. They bait
cd their trap 50 savorily a. 10 lure three
venerable and obese rats into the came
trap OF one and tho same time, and yes
terday morning they had o ratification
meeting and executed the vermin, q
number Of terriers assisting at rat-ifying
the decision Of the Court by becoming
the executioners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

MuRDHR AT CARsvILLE, Kr-0n sun
day, the 29lh alt, just as tho Ada Lyon
was leaving CarsvilIe, Ky, man named
Macy shot and killed another man,
named Mcfarland There was, we are
informed, an old grudse existing be-
tween them, aud about year ago they
had recontre, in which Mcfarland cut
Macy with a knife, Meeting In Cars,
vile on Sunday week ago, they renew
ed the difficulty wi,h the above result
We did not learn whether or not Macy
had been arrested The affair caused
great excitement at Carssille at tbs
time ase sfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

ss5- Owing to the failure to get their
furnaces finished as contemplated, the
congregation that worships ia the Third
Street Methodist Church had no service
yesterday.
We win announce, in this connection,
that the regular monthly Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Of that charge will be
held this evening in one Of the class
rooms, at halfpast six o'clock, and the
social" meeting OF the Mite Society
will take place at the residence Of DIR.
DeBruleE, on Second Street, on Tuesday
evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

BILLIARps ! BuLIARDs The Saint
Charles Billiard Saloon win be open this
morning, having been newly arranged
aud supplied With three Of BAlke's Tables
with Phelton's cushions, the finest in the
West. The lovers Of this recreative,
interesting aud highly mathematical
game, are requested TO call mp and Try
the new tables. nol-6t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

PICKED UP.--Philip Klein, night wharf
master and policeman, last night arrest
ed man who had robbed q store on the
corner Of 9Th and Ann streets, Of seve-
raj pairs Of boots, and, il Ia reported,
$50 in money. The thief confessed, We
are informed, that be hHd a quantity Of
counterfeit money on hand. lie was
lodged in jail and will have hearing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

A MossrER SwREr PorAro. We re-
ceived on Saturday night, by tho Adams
Express, sweet potato, OF the yam va
ricty, which 10 indeed monster, weigh
ing nearly eight pounds, and measuring
fifteen inches in length and dve and
three-quarters inches in diameter at the
thickest part.
II was procured at Corinth. Misais-
sippi, and forwarded to US BY our youns
friend John Burbank, Assistant Super
intendeut Of the Adams Express Com
pany on the Memphis aud Mobile Rail
road. We shall keep II on exhibition at
the office day or two, and then winter
our hyenas on il, and plant the balance
IN the spring
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

ser0ar especial thanks are due Cap
tain Ed. Judge, the princely and popu.
lar clerk Of the steamer Liberty No. 2,
for Memphis papers Of Thursday; to Mr.,
Pendleton, Of the Tarnseon, and TO
Bruce Alvord, Of the St. Patrick, for
Louisville and New Albany papers Of
Friday aud Saturday, aud TO Messrs,
Sherwood and HoAeland, Of tho great
Adams Express, for Eastern papers
daily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

say- The pressure Of advertisements
ia still 20 great on oura columns that Nc
are compelled 10 curtail our reading
matter more than we desire. Whatever
faulla our merchants have, negIecting to
advertise is not one Of them. Our read
ers viii notice We have bat few Adver.
tiaementa from abroad. f348 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
..one1ar, and cosnmercIal.
t..n..l... ?. &C.. 80.

HAAH tAa1 NNAAALG - 81 =
rhE. Aosr ~
Duriag IL rhoie eeeE bssiness botb in he
proaue. and esr5 iiae a.s bee. quits. setir-
vita very BE- - r.a-@etioHs Our .r0ees yHs1
have bad al me- eauId do 10 fBing orders faE
tbs Tennessee an1 Aiss.s.ippi fiFer eosss sEsdz.
Prizes bare been ggnssaiIy vel naintaizs3- Ths
vArigas grads q wheat rsHasr qHoiation falnost
Impossible, and that Artfeis ngss from oss d54-
lar t. two dollars Fsr bashel. We qusts oaly fl-s
higher grades best quality.
BACON - Scarce and In demand a. &c FAR
shoulders and &c sor elearsidss. 80 ksms in
market.
BUTTER-sIizisIy ssyascsa with saIsszt go
49, a
BEAzs~spuu SCI pogI =. -
RRAs~T seiinsd to sse r-F 100 pdaaaa ard
plsaiy. .a
cHEEsE- western Rs.srss, era4.st 2zgzzzx
ELoUE - u rafhsr dull aa4 supsans IaAy
b quoted at %; Extra At oo9s 55s xxx
Fanny 10 so9iI %.
wHEAT-Adyanosd 70 q sal 30 tor good f.sl
and White. A
0ATs--s:ssdy ct SOC. -
CORN Dali at 4ogsoe 10 es4 ror lhsllsd in
sacks. M
AfA-tAAANN&
EYE-HsmlAal ~ So9sl. x0ss - - mAfket.
FLAX sEED-In dsmand at eo81 Is -
CLOVER sEED-sominAfs none 10 naArist.
TIMOTHY eEgD--Desllss1 % " 0o9f ssgs
FEATHKRs--Livs e537as. -
GE4sKEG-sfeady ;. sQgTO, ns
LARD--AavAnead and aFm 4 2s9aae- -
oROCERIEs-Yirm and -seaas- r.
NAFLs--Adrsneed 20 Ga
coFFEE-FRm 81 s2s for rs.
sUGAR--Firm a. l58iT5z,
MoLAssEs-Firm - es9s0.s &c -
sYRUP-9or@Sl 10. t - ~
/ HAY-Baisd tomiaais ioosaSlf,i baita Sc
/ POTATOES -PIsAty, ea4 uasg-AFs feid a. %
/ I % par baahsl. Gan AZ a.
ufDEs-Dscliasd u 81 ~ ssssa aa4 ST.
/ dried.
sALT-stsady At COO per buasas3.
wHisKY-Advanoa 70 ~ Isa2 -
/ w0oL~Aagxnusd 70 ssgs0e. In asasa -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

HoRsE THIEF AEREsTED.--0n Friday
or Saturday, a man appeared in the city
offering two horses for sale. For one
he asked sl75, but subsequently took
$50, and for the ether he took $40.
This line Of fnanciering excited the
suspicion Of The police, and the seller Of
horseHesh was followed up the railroad
By Marshal Tenvoorde, arrested, brought
back and lodged in jail. He reports
himself from oIney, III. We did not
learn his name.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

uEss and Foundry On the Canal,
corner Of Tneis Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

DEALKEs II
Steam Gauges. Gam Betting. Rb
Brick. Wrought Iron Pipe. BOIting
Cloth. &c. at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

go Everybody will read the adveF-
tisement Of the new agricultural imple.
meni and wiilow-w4re establishment in
another column. Messrs Matthews o
Fullerton 20 at business 10 the riqhl
way, and we predict for them a great
success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

sH- Fairchild d Wood (Mrs. West.
fAlis old stand) will keep constantly en-
hand, during the winter, choice meat OF
all kinds. They viii rs usual have 3
full supply Of vegetables, fruits, &c All
articles delivered free. nv6dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

JUsT 50 rs anar # be H~rd. r
son NeaCs zass ~ saany mat 81
been sens 10 the Frankfort PeniientisFy
for stealing one negro Certainly, and
one man in Tennessee was sent TO the
Nashville PeniteDtiary for stealing less
than . n gro, If We are not misinformed,
and is nov publishing q newspaper in
Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

MATCH CAMS OF BILLIARDS. r.
Huston challenges George 1hroop TO play
on Tuesday night, at the Crescent City
Billiard Saloon, match game Of bill
lizards, 1000 pcints up, for the cham
pion gold-mounted cue HfR tfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

n@ Bingham, in his valedictOry, says
that some Democrats did not subscribe
10 or advertise in the Seutimei for fear
of injuring their business, although they
approved of its conduct
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
ono 4 MISSISSIPPI 3. Z.
City and State.

FIRsT ssow. --Tho frst snow Of the
season fell about 81 o'clock Saturday
night. II only amounted 10 few light
fakes in place, and was weak excuse
for snow storm. Ice quarter Of an
inch thick formed during the night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Bmg- For sale, at F. II. Ehrman a
Co.'S corner Water and Locust streets,
hay, beans, core, canned fruits, winter
apples. agricultural implements, re-,
&c. nv6d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

We are indebted 70 Billy Dunn, clerk
OF the grand Armada, for Memphis Pc
pers Of the lst inst, aud New Orleans
papers Of the 9th ult., the latter for.
warded by the Leviathan..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Sag The First National Bank at
Terre Haute has declared dividend Of
six per cent out Of the earnings Of the
past six months.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

George Throop accepts the challenge,
and win play the game at the time and
place abovs.named, on 8 lour-pOokel
table.
Rarc nnort IL antieinalad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
MUSIC.


sfsHG rLowsRa That BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
Words BY YsOLMTE WOODS. Music by
FfoleH. MAfE las. Prfcs - eensa. ~ mail
ca me xsry popa lar. hsiag ons Of Pro MAthiAs's
b a tsnorta. For sale ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

f@r The undersigned begs leave to
inform his former customers and friends
that he has reopened again his meat
shop, at bis old stand on Locust street.,
next 10 Nelson's auction room, where he
il prepared daily to furnish all kinds Of
fresh meat NJ CoHs & Co.
oct30-dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

FOR SALE "A first-class Fire
Proof Safe. with Herring's bur
glar-proof vault, together with
the other fixtures Of the Cont
mental Bank. Apply to
CONVERSE CLEMENT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
Agents Wanted
LOST---REWARD.

eaIn REwARD. 49, A LARGE CARBuRcLE
- AO Hing made Ia tbs abaps OF BUCKLE, With
s,aEas grAvsd inside, This nnder VIII piease re-
tern u 70 stoekweii A %. % -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

s@- City Orders for Sale at this
Office
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Nnw Yaam, Sgwsns=sr 4.
coTToE-Dail saa prices lewsr. Il e fss Md.
FfoUR-Dull aBd anchangsd; soo9s ~ for
Kxsrs state > 1o6s9 % f1rfsxtFa Boaad Hoop
Ohlc. y $50 % Tor traee bFsndsi anaFkst eies-
Tag quiat
whIsKE-4@2e better 2 p f,r staisi -
for Western.
wHHAT-opsnsd heavy, and eiosed l32e low
err; 80 for new Anibar htata~@
HYE-L0wsr.
BARLEY-Dssi ans peuiuaA
BARLEY MAhT-Qnief.
CORN-Dnll; 8iNsI Tor uascan5s 8s4e9 ~
soand MlHmd Westarn. m
OAGs--Duil And heavy ss95i Efsr ans9nns.
aud 5HaahT for sonnd aaA "a
o0FFKE-oalsts g. 70 tea ssnHaant. for
Jasa 20 aFFtss,
gUGAR-onfst5 Cuba MuKcaga0n tf@E1s ~
MOLAssEs--Dnii. Porto Bsso 80 p
PETEoLkuM~-Dnil
PORK-He.vy and lc~srs s2 tq6ts1 Ts far
Ness, closing - % e2 eEaas = 2-atxI 70 fsr
PRiEa. VI N
BAoON-DuiI. - So .
LARD-FlFmer ~ Z. - - g. -
BUTTKR-fn demAad 81 at4Bs3 eass TAX VA
CT sEaE-BiFmer; ffesl8s - -
moAmT--Aesivs and nrm 81 7paF Aen eali
ioaus. ssss
= KRLIEG-rFirmari ! Ga5<&tIt9A- m
GOLD. Mole active aad hFmsEs. sPeuisg ~
I 49,. n1a ciesad a. 4T54 - ~
T6s total export Of specie to-das MAS saa.ooo-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06


FHIAhTRD--Ad AGEHT-TH EyEEY STATE
w county, ard township In the DBiied nisLss,
for sFi3 Petroleum v. hAsby Papers" B.W.
tfrrsii 90 pm Iishsrs. , his work y ths most
nnsgr 0vtf Drioted, and win sell more fapidiT
taAu any subscription book ever publish a. IL
III BE- richly bound ia iine English cloth, pfintsi
On oxcellsnt paper, and with bold tyre. Ehs
iilnsirstloss willie nuHyrous and ueIiexsented-
Is PEOPLE want Just such boob 20 make tne a
i" laugh and grow fst" frssA ne Lincoln one
day, nsariE @ogn ont ~ tie ysr-sare 81 ehcisl
r-isiea. pushing sgsFyt.i1- nti Hgiee, Iemarked
- 9 friend: - Bayo Jon sesD tas hasby Papersl
No, have not" MAS tho anawer. Who -
Nasty 7" "Tbers "a chap cut In Ohio" re-
r;iel the President, - who has besn wFitiug .
strisa Of lsftsrs IN the newspap,rs.
"a going 80 write 10 hasby 10 csIos down here,
nnT lnteEd 20 toll hla II he will ccmmnnicate
lis talent 10 nae viii sw0p PLACES with bin"
Agents will ~ 10 their experiencs, u any, and
will name several counties 81 the order of their
chocs. We give The highest cSmmission, and
have no back freight charges.
JOsKPH T.. TOPHAM a CO.,
o. ". cor. Fourth and Vine Streets,
sspz7 sm. Cincipnmsi, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

CfNcIksxTt, hoxsatrE &.
FLOUR Dali. and prizes noaasnai and an
CHANGED
wnKAT-Dnil, old Red 800. sssN Ilpss6 y.
CORN STEADY. - Sa9gt1 f1r aasitnd aaa ssr.a
0ATf-snuii 3fN.ss N slsFAlqrssr Ass
hYE-SsemdY
BARLEY-uaehsrgr d Rnd uoaafnai.
PROVISIONS Haattisd and dpii. Sales ~
ctr Ness PcrA at 81 uo4sg 90. ButA Mas aFa
lower and nomiaai. BaeaH Shoulders saii - ta,
Sides nominAI Al ~, add cimmr si1e# msra prsmaMt
on the mafkst 81 so LnsA IN iGnsifea desera
Al ~
UROuERIEs-caiet.
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WANTED.


HALL DWELLING HOUSE - We wish %
4 rent small dwelling house.
) WHEELKR, Armstrong ATARRAR,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
River Items.

To cUs RisrE FEzEzus.-ws resp -stfa-If ak
the oeers % stea@bca.s arriving - shis port. 70
furnish us With Esmssaadas nsaifstss and al
other iatsliEsses relating to ths Interests q tbs
rirer. surh f4Eors VIII meet With the sEuest 4P-
PEeciatioa. IL addressed TO the Bfvsr Edltor EvazE-
vic JorEEAE, snd lsit With sitAsr Ct the wharf
bassH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
AUCTION SALE.
ron SALE.


II u5h AND LOT FuH BALE.
New Frame Cottage on the corner Of Chest.
nat snd Sixth streets, containing eight Rooms
stable and necessary out-houses, ell complete
This "a desirable property, and would rent iika
- hot cakes" but wsh 10 sell H. and viii mAks
tie terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire o. JOHN Y. GLOVER,
as1w Lumber Dealer.
E,oR eALK--A FINE MORGAN STALLION.
1T syeaFa old, gentle and kind aud well broken
TO harness, single and double; IL 10 hands high.
aud perfectly sound. He con bo seen during this
week At tho Ameriean Livery stables, aud will BE-
sold ST bargain.
no2 fwd GEO. BRANDEsTEIH.