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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

UNIrED STATES PRoPERTY AT AUeTIoN
WILDE sold at auction at the hospitals
below the city, on Wednesday, Augas.
9th, 1855, commencing at 30 clock the
condemned furniture of said hospitals,
such as stoves, bureaus, chairs cupboard
ware, plates and every thing belonging
tothe Medical Department Of said hos
pitfalls. Terms cash. ass7s~ ssu
w. YARIoS, ~
esebssa Surgeon Q. S.sYolunteers.s
HIRAM NELSON, qisa1e7 tas,eF
sni U. s. Auetioueer e ag7:3t
sss-A fnesssortmento of Boys Buck
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

The undersigned wishes to sell TO a responsible
psrsop one. hall Of the Bar situated In tbs Crss-
oedt City Hofsl I will sell II to any ems who IN
dsrstands the business, nc bargain.
jys sfsa' cash w.BRAspos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

n0 sof1isrs and their heirs Who wan
their claims promptly collected, should
call at The Office of VIM Rssyis on MAR
ct, between Bird aud 4th over Keller's
Gun storee Eslssaa Sc ssi . aug3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ne are aal horiEsd 10 aunouHcs that CHABLks
&c. NAB n will DO a candidate, At the nsxt oeto-
Der election, for the ofioe Of Prosecuting Attor-
nsy for the Fifteenth JuaicaI Circuit, compossd
Of the counties Of Crawford, Perry, spsn er,
warrlcs, vaaderbureh and Possy. jy22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

endeavors from both sides OF the line OF
usr ia bring about settlement
The same special also says: The
Government expects news Of most i'm
portant success hourly.
The TTmess Washington special says
Gen. Thomas has written to the War
Department letter giving very en-
couraging view Of military affairs IN the
Southwest. He says that Hood cannot
gather an army Of 10000 men, and
that the Southwest is practically a con-
quered country.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10th
says rumors concerning the nature of
the paper negotiations that old Blair
carries back with him are very numer-
Gus, and we are confidently assured that
the mission has brought the peace ques-
ton to point that provides for the ap-
pointment Of commissioners from either
side with authority 10 lay peace foun-
dation, and that is all.
The WAig Of th l61h says it is under
stood that Blair had private and con-
fidentiai interview with the President
He came in no official capacity and had
no official intercourse with any mem
bers Of the Government. The belief, in
well informed circles, is that this inter-
view may lead to conference between
authorized agents or commissioners Of
the two Governments tits known that
President Davis will permit no obstacle
Of form to stand in the way Of sending
or securing com missioners. Blair was
handsomely entertained during bis so
journ in Richmond. We are assured
that the report is true that President
Davis has sent an autograph letter to
Mr. Blair, expressing his willingness to
send or receive commissioners authorized
TO negotiate peace
II is understood that Blair told the
President that he came in no official
character, but simply with the knowledge
and consent Of Ar. Lincoln. He express
ed the opinion that Mr. Lincoln would
certainly appoint commissionersto meet
commissioners appointed by our Presi-
dent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
ESTABLISHED, 1881

An escaped prisoner named Louis Riler was
arrested as he was about 10 leave Chicago for New
York. Under The assumed name Of ChSs. Durand
he hzd obtained French certificate Of citiEsn-
ship. Col. Sweet ssoertained thaf the passport
vas procured BY l. MarcAH Sterling,S liqrer
dealer on North Clark street, and thar Eiisr had
received aid and comfort from Louis LssseCFTe
and Horace Landry, Of No 2le Randolph street.
These three pers were accordingly arres ted aud
imprisoned a. eSess DoRSlas. Il Is said that Les
ssurre took RIDER % beard, purchased Confederate
money for him, ard introduced him % Sterling, 70
ee sest AZ ouce q NeS York. Landry WAS bar
tencer In LesssurTs's saison, and WIS dn
saAintsd With the facts 10 the cas-. All the
psttles above named are Of breach extraction.
@ Nsat IN osder came Harry Red, proprietor Of
sas bateher : Husase, a. Bridgeport A, escaped
re prisoner nszned Watkins vas found se rsted
u ne house, ss also mrlete Confedsvsts sail
or uniiorm IE ls said that Red tmharkad On
oieeSace runafag samA time sgn~s AZ si.~novr,
but was ca ptHr. and taken TO Sess Yort. rReaoa
Ne sSeApef By briting his rn4rds.
Loas Palsiisr was arrested GA tha charge n
having repeatedly secTeted. ciOthsl sra enter.
taiaei escaped rsbel pFisousrs
In making these apturcs Col Sweet has ,lsssi
ueW laurels - his ,rown of tAms Won q IL usst
b. polite foT Chicago r. b sympsih Asrs 60 take
wArRingf Their detection apg ears 20 BE- hut
question Of time. MACH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

LsPILEPTIC FITS CAH BE CURED.-DR
L Lockrow having become emiBentiy success
fal In curing this terrible mAlzdyt invites all sim
iiary afflicted 70 call send for circulars of refer
encs aud testimonials Of cases cured of from one
10 twenty-f0ur years standing. Ne devotes his
stfsation especially 20 diseases Of the CerebrD-
spinal Axis, or Nervous System, and solicits an
investigation Of bis claim % public confdsnos.
He may be consulted Al bis private Fesidepos,
No. lfI West 42d Street daily, from 10 A. =. until
4 p. M., except saturiAy and Sunday. Address all
lsttsrs 70 DR.. v. b. LOCKEON, care 0f p. o Box
5li6, New YORK deeZ0-d&S2m
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW UF MARR1AGE.
u. CantainipE nearly 30 pages aud 10 ans
Plates and Engravings q TIE Anatomy q the
Human OrKaus in q state Of Health aud Disease,
with Tryatise on EAriy Errors, IT, dsplorsbis
consequences upon tts mind and body, with the
Authors plan of trcatmsBt--fhs only rational and
snooessfui mode 81 ctrc, shosn By the report of
essea cured a truthful adviser 70 the married,
and those contemplating u4arri&ze, vho entertain
doabts Of their physical coudition. Sent free Of
postage to sny address on receipt % twenty Eve
csnts, In STAMPS Or postal currency, ~ addressing <
Dr. LA CEolx, No. - Maiden Lane, Aibauys y.
7. The author nay - Consulted upon auy q the
diseases Of which bic book treats, either person
ally By mail, and medicines ssnf 70 any part Of
the world. dec10dANzm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Regular Report,


NEw YoRK, Jan. l9.-The Richmond
Whig of last Monday says JEFF. Davis
sent an autograph letter to Mr. Blair,
expressing bis willingness to send or re-
ceive Commissioners authorized to ne
gotiate for peace
The boat that carried Mr.. blair from
Richmond on its return trip carried to
that place Gen. Singleton, of Illiuois. a
Peace Democrat, from whose visit some
OF the Riehmond papers are hoping for
much IN the way OF pacihcatiou.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
military authorities have shut up the
principal highways leading to the Yan-
kee lines, the negroes continue, the
Richmond papers say, to fee from that
city in gangs, in apprehension Of being
conseripted into the rebel army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
The Richmond press on the Blair
Mission.

The RIehmo oBd press on the Blair
Mission.
WAsniEGToS, Jan. l8--The Rich
mond Sentinel Of Monday says
Mr. Blair left Richmond on Saturday
morning on flag Of truce boat, on his
return to Washington. There are many
rumors ahoat as 10 his visit. As a mat
ter Of interest TO our readers, but with
out vouching for As correctness, we give
the prevailing opinion. II is said that
Mr.. Blair sought an interview with the
President for the purpose Of procuring
certain captured documents, and that in
the course Of the conversation Mr.. Blair
broached the subject Of peace, but adj
mitted that be had no authority TO ne
gotate The answer of the President
is said TO have been, that tue Confeder-
ate Government was now, as IL had al
ways been, ready 70 receive properly
authorized commissioners from the
United States Government, or to send
commissioners TO that Government to
negotiate a settlement Of the difficulties
existing.
The Richmond Examiner OF Monday
says that u IS understood that Mr.. Blair
returned to City Point on Saturday with
the simple assurance that this Govern
ment has at all times been willing to
send or receive Commissioners to treat
on the terms Of peace. Ii Is said that
upon this assurance Blair expressed the
hope that the Lincoln usurpation would
aceede to the appointment Of such
Commissioners, and that confab on
the subject Of peace viii probably take
place, but there will be no cessation OF
hostilities in the meantime.
The Eramiaer of Monday also states
that Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, reached
Richmond on Sunday and geiteratel
what is stated to Blair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Additional River Items.
THURSDAY NOON,


The river continues 70 fall rapidly, and the
weather is still dry and cold slight snDw ell
this morning, but the clouds have broken away
aud Indications of clear weather again exist.
Our ieYse presented an ualiy lively appear
anes this morning.
large feet of Government boats passed mp,
including che Miunebaha, Burd Levi, Cora s.,
Bertha, Brilliant, Lsni Lsoti, Tycoon. Fanny
Brsndies, CharmeF, Kate Robinson, }. II. Bald
win, swallow, Clara Pos Alex. spesr, Marmosa,
Ontaha Navigator aud Havana, Tennessee river
70 Loasvsilsi the Robert Burns, TO Memphis I.
Pioneer. westmoreland, Rocket. and Lady Pike,
30 Tennsssss river, passed down.
The Gen. Anderson arrived from Cairo With a
good trip. and will leave her return a. o'clock.
The Robert Burns had big trip for Memphis.
aud discharged large smount Of freight here.
The boats up were all loaded with inyaiuabls
ca goes, their ultimate destination tsiag contra
baud.
The Rose Hlts Is due here from Louisville. sho
will be ths regular packet 20 that city to-day.
Tho MeCombs, from Louisville to Nashville, is
also due.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

One trial and you will neqer use any others.
II Ia net necessary 20 publish a long iiat Of dis
eases for which the Cedron Bittors are specific
In all diseases OF the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR NIDNEYst
In all affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEaEANGEaENT OF
THE STOMACH OLE HOWELSt
IN GOU1, ,HHEUmATISM AND NEU-
RAL6sIAs
And Ia FEVER AND AGUE,
It's destined 10 supercedn All other remedies. II
NOS only cures thcss diseases, but IL rRavEsfs
fhem.
a wine glass fnll of tho nittora taken an hour
before each meal, win obviRto the at escts OF the
most unhealthy climate, and scroen tho peruou
taking Il agalnat dissaaa under the N oat trying
exposures.
Said ~ Druggists aud Grocefa generally
a5-Dr, JOHN hollis Principal onlcs, Fifl
street, Lonlnyills, by.
Aold by PETER VIRRLIzo,
tehh Sole Agent. Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
ID sp q y : / IA .

ad ita attondaut train oi sympt0ms, II aota NOR
Aae sharm than a medicine. There IL nothing
iu the range ~ tha datoria Medioa, that for
uent beaf comparison With IL In this disease.
A fnli account Of this wonderful plant may be
5und Ia the nth edition Of tho u. s. Dispensato.
~ pages 1887 and 1888.
= series ef czperlmen q in which DR.. Bull has
"a i9F years engaged, has Just been brought to
.aaHesassiu terminat ion, and h. is now enabled 70
offer % the public a combination Of Csdron. With
other approved tonios, the whole preserved la ths
best quality oi cUpper-digtiihd Bourbon whisky,
AseA he u confident has no equal ia the world.
might furulsh a volume Of certificates, but
public have long since learned 70 estimate
szfags At thoir true value The safest plan is for
every one 70 test f0r himself the virtues Of usW
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

Combinations by the senRts-AdmI-
raj Porter on Monitors and Iron-
Clads.
WAsnSGros, Jan. 1s.-The Senate.
in extra session to-day, confirmed the
nominations Of Alfred II. Terry, Briga-
der General of Volunteers, to be Major
General Of Volunteers; Charles h. Dis
cerelles, to be Consol at Boulogne Mr..
Rice, member Of Congress, to be Consul
at Hokodale, Japan; WIN. Tissig, of
Illinois, to be Colonel Of iufa ntry.
Admiral Porter has sent report to
the Navy DEPARTMENT on the subject Of
Monitors and ironclads, in which he
states what his experience has been
with the Monadnoe, &c, and all vessels
Of some difference of construction.
He says the last named vessel left
Hampton Roads on the 18th inst, and
on the 2lst il blew hard from the south
west They made the best Of the wealth
er and ro1e easier than any other vessels
in the fleet All the transports cut and
ran, though he thought that was quite
unnecessary. After the fight he inquir-
ed Of the commanders of the Monitors
how they passed the ordeal, and they
seemed 10 think that they got along very
well. The smaller Monitors, Matonoc
and Cannonicus, at times almost disap-
peared from view, and the commander
of the former vessel complained Of dis.
comfort, owing to the decks leaking, but
the vessels we're in no danger.
The Matonoc could ride out galS
at anchor in the ocean; is capable o.
crossing the ocean alone, when her e0m
passes are adjusted properly, and could
destroy any vessel in the French ol
British navy, lay their towns under con
tribution and return again, provided
they could pick up coal without fear o
being followed She could certainl,
clear any harbor on orr coast %
blockaders, in case we were at war viii
foreign power As strong and thicl
as are the sides of the vessel all on
shots from Fors Fisher entered her sid
without doing any material damage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
8Y TELEGRAPH
[FRoM Yesterdays 3 O'Clock EDITIos. ]
[FEoA Yesterdays 3 O'CLOCK EDITos. ]
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
AFFAIRS IN SAVANNAH
Union Sentiment Increas-
ing.
Richmond Papers on the
Blair Mission.
MORE PEACE PHMORo
AFFAIRS IN SAVANNAH
MORE PEACE RUMoRs.
SPECIAL 70 The EgansvlIlo journal. !

Special 10 the Evansville J5arnall
Affairs I'm savannah-UniOn sentI-
ment Increasing-UEion Meetings.
New YoaK, Jan. l8.--A Savannah let
ter says that the Union sentiment il
increasing in consequences Of the mild
ness Of General Gearys administration
Of affairs in Savannah.
No restrictions are placed upon trade.
except on cotton and articles coniraband
Of war.
Sherman's policy is having its effect
in the interior,
In southwestern Georgia nine coun-
ties have issued calls for Union meet
Jugs Meetings were also held in Mont
gomery and Liberty counties with the
result Of endorsing the resolution adopt
ed by the citizens Of Savannah.
There are two daily papers published
in Savannah, being all that Sherman will
allow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
~ William g. Boepple, Collector Of the City u
EvansviIle, between the hours Of and L oeloek
= m, and aad o'slo9k 2. N, on
WEDNESDAY. TIE sth or FEBRUARY, lsss,
VIII sell at publis auction Al the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Evansville, Indians,
the following lots, parts Of lots, and parcels Of
real estate aud improvements, ASSESSED tor the pay
meut Of city for the year 1851, due from the
owners thereof ths city Of EYaasville-said
taxes being now daa aud urpaid-4nd for the costs
OF said sale and that the said sale viii be con-
tiuued on the next day thereafter. viz: on Thurs
dAy the 9th day of February. 1850, AZ o'clock
D n AZ the door Of the Couri House IN Evansville,
ior the purpose of selling such property may
have been sold on the day hrst above nssntionea,
sud not paid for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
CORONER's INQUEST.

ITHOw All msn that T. John Bisshmau, Caro-
II aer % Vaaasrburgh Coaht5, Ind., With the
aid Of q Jury Of twalvs men, legal voters Of said
county, on the 9th lay Of December, 1894, held
an inquest on the body az C0ndar n alloy. AZ the
time Of bis dsasA be supposed - ~ nboat IS
years old. about feet inches high.
Verdict of the Jury Came 70 bis death By
cidsutal drowning, BY falling from Cat Ia TOW Of
the STEAMER Glendale JoHs BI5CHMAS.
desc Ceransr VaeasrbarE County.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
RIFLES AND REGUIITT0yS-

/. No rspers given away st the Counter or for
gratnAtous oirsuiation-
;. No Advertisements, local notices or pun in
serted unless prepaid or pay guaranteed
3. Advertisements viii never Be accompanied BY
local notices unless contract is msde to that effect,
and value received for the notice.
{. No Local Neiioe, however short, win Be
inserted fer less than One Dollar each day
o. Marriages, Funeral and Religious Notices
must invariably hs rsid in advance to secure in.
ssrtion.
6. No dehcieucy on the part Of carriers will be
made good BY the once. II the carriers fsil 20
leave papers Ordered aaa directed, they mv7t
nav for their c,.ralassp,ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Compound Psetoral OF VIVA chsrr

has become household word throughout tbs
West and south aud bis Worm LozsnRss, 10 iess
than year aiier their Introduction, attained
reputation A. wide spread the contiuenf o.
H0rth America. But the crow ing glory Oi his
lie rrnaius 90 bs attained in his latest discovery
or rather combination; for he does not claim 10
have been the discOyerer uf CEDhOH, which IL the
basis o. the bitters now offered 10 the public
That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants Of
Central America, 10 whom Zee virtues have bsen
knssn for more than two AundreG years. A.. %
with It, the Indian bids defiance 90 the mosi dead
" msiara, and handles without fear this most
omouB serpents. IL IL a belief With them that
while thNto 10 breath left Ia ths body, the Cedron
% posebt % cure, no matter what the disease naaJ
DO. s,a...
While Dr.. Bull Is not prepared 70 indorse this
vafrayagan, pretension, hs Is nevertheless salts
O. from a thorough exanlinatSn OF the eyidsnes
rl lttive to 10 virtues that n remedy and pre-
" HiatiYe for aiI diseases arising from exposure,
either 10 the changes Of weather and eiiafs, a.
ihs niasmatie iuhHenges. N stands without r.
vel and justly deserves The reputation II has sc
bong enjoyed 10 Cantrai america and 30 West In
eAs. Iu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

Rejoicing over the Fall OF Fort
Fisher.
NEw YoRK, Jan. lS.-The papers Of
to-day contain very little besides news
Of the capture Of Fort Fisher and edito-
rial comments thereon. There is great
rejoicing among the merchants at the
close OF the port Of Wilmington and the
probable capture of the pirates Talla-
hassee and Chickamauga.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

NEw YoRK, Jan. I9-The TiTbHne's
Washington special says:
The President has been closeted all
day, denying himself to all eomers. II
is whispered that two Alabama peace
envoys bad an audience, and that the
President was giving his mind to the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
MEDICAL.
oSFKssIoss AND ExPERIEseE on

rTsHE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEsgE or
1 INVALID.
Published for the beusat and a. = caution 70 yonuk
men and others who suffer frona NsrFeaa Debility.
Premature Decay ag Manhood, sc Supplying At
tie same time the maass 0f self cure BY one
who has cured himself after undergoing consider
able qnaekery- By shegosing postage paid aa-
dressed suvsisss single copies may bs bad u the
author, NATHANIEL MNfFAfks Rsq.s
dee9.lmd&W Brookiyn, kings Cos n. Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

MO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY
Medica of The United States, or more fsyorabiy
known as n pioneer IN medical discovery, fhaa
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. His
inimltable pfeparatiOu Of saTsapariiia has long
stood AZ the bead u ths various compounds Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
WOOL.

CouAEFER, RIaROTH co. PAY THE
- highest market pFies for Wool as the stora Of
A. Rimroth, Vine street. hsFssen Water and
FIRST streets. dec6-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
GROCERIES.

VIM Caldwell.
GENERAL GROCER AND DEALERS IN THE
Very Best Family Provisions.
10nn rs PENNSYLVANIA BuCKwHEAT
lOOO Fiour AZ CALDwELL's.
BBLs BELCHER's SYRUP. WARRANTED
II to give satis1aetion al CALDWELL's.
& CASES GENOA cTTRoN. at
UALDwELL's
IN Doz CORN PARCHERs At
III cALDwELL's.
0O DOz ASSORTED PRESERVES Al
ZtB CALDwELL'S.
On Poz ASSORTED JELLIEs At
. CAsEs OLIVE OTL-AsSoRTED QUARTS
- aud Pints, At CALDwELL's.
Cg7TLEs's FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
= warranted eqRAl % any ia she market, receiY-
cd daily BY Exprvss. At
30. First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

Dc. strokland's melfhuous Cough Baisam,
warranted 20 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough sore Threat, Consump-
tion, and All adectio ns OF the Throat aud Lungs.
Fer sale by pruggiats. General Depot q, East
Fourth street, Oiucinuati, Ohie
mhiu-2tdkwiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express J
ONLY TEN DAYS To NEW YORK
TINE GuARANTEEbl

rTNVTs LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE FOB
i the transmission OF Cotton 80 ths kzstr By
dispatch il Howf fully established
a~ Time Bills Of Lading viii Be given
TINE THROUGH, TIN DAYs-
e1- CoRegnnents solicited.
BRowE, RHHKERsoS 4 Co, Agsntss
q La Evansville, fn1isEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

-, s., according % direciious this hemed.
a. sr5trr taste i.s.s smell, sa lis use cannot e ae
ts.l l,r any ous. This Tvassdy i Ierieet staa r.
- n, F..js--ttses ~htch are calculated TO destro!
4 ts.s fl.. lsssss.-i arrz.4s but removes the Pei
- 80, .i.a sFssza crraiiEs baoyaiey a1d ns@dtA-
: ao s-salk NesiiCinf, issf i the enil.oo'sa e1
.r... 81 ~ PhysiCIao - succsSsfui i1 eaFtnf
A.. assesses cl this eisss.
Sc let sen= despair a. s4ls rcuis.ly el=SS -
s,-t ouishiu= cure, shea AL csllers al:
h.. - u,IIy 81 % per box, VI hoxes for so-tS
- - Ii q any address rscos - cf he pFsoe
re-ssie hr all Draggists- ses thHt ny sisS~ia"
ls sroCnG sscb box
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
APPLICATION NOTICE.

FI'HlS Is 10 NOTIFY ALL WHOM 1T MAY
u eoncera that viii apply 60 the City Council
for permission 10 remove frame building Is feet
long hy "a icet wide, now situate on NY promises
on sixth street, between Main and Sycamore. 70
a lot No. is0 on Main street. between Third and
Fourth Streets within ire iIraits
HENRY FELKHR.
KvaaSSiIs. Dec. 2sth, lssA dscss-aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

rhtsis the great & sovereign Rem y
composed af EXTRACTS tro lns< =. -
IrEnarv and Scxuat OrEauss sneh .
incpnfineuru OF the Urine, Imam N =
ton OF the UlRdderf Imam rs lSa %
4trtcturr, IsraNei. Gouorrhoens GAsst
.na A. umrgxslers by anything YET ais'
covered for cssrtng ths whites IN " o
neus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

NALL1A4 y IL EBEEELEs
Coliscfor.
EvanEviils, January, Il, 1sSS. iAnI4-tdz