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The New York herald., 1865-11-04
A UCTION sALE.-$0ON WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
arc and costly Works of Art and Arllcles of Xlrtu


OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping.
On this day Saturday the elegant private residence
West Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing I0lS O'clock
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture, covered In brocnel;
curtains to match Etageres Bookcase Centre Tables Lace
Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Chandeliers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
superior Instrument orer city makers; Music stand
Books rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedstead
Arinoire aace. style Louis XIV; Hair and Spring Mat
tresses Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs Extension Table Buffet
elegant uby crystal Glassware Table Cutlery Linen Si
ve Casters Tureens Salvers Punch Bowls, Dinner and
Tea Service, Dinner Set Also the Furniture OF the
wants apartments BCompetent persons in attendance
TO pack, ship orremove goods
UCTION SALE OF HORSES COACHES, &C, IN
IA Brooklyn.-By COLE MURPHY.-On Monday, 9th,
ut III O'Clock Powers and Bergen streets Coaches
nearly do In good order; light Wagons Feed Wa
earse Undertakers Wagon family Carriage,
young stylish Coach Horses Road Horses Robes
single and double Harness, Blankets &c. Sale without
UCTION NOTICE.-FLINT GLASSWARE, BY ROB.
"A ERT HAYDoCK. on Thursday, November O. AT l0il
O'clock at his saesoom, 0l Liberty street. 500 packages
best Flint Glassware; 100 boxes and II pint common Tun
bles 5 packages Flint Pegs and Lamps 500 barrels kcro
sene Chimneys.
A UCTION sALE-OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN, BY
"A COLE MURPHY, Saturday, at l0h O'Clock corner
Gold street and Fulton avenue Bnreaus, Bcds,eads Tables
Chairs Looking Glasses Carpets Cooking and Parlor stoves
Crockery, Glassware, &c.
The New York herald., 1865-11-04
THE LECTURE aEAsON.

LECTURE FOR TIE JEWS WILL ME- DEfIv.
"A cred the Eighth District Court Room, seventh
avenue and Twenty secc,d street on sunday evening merit
cordially invited 10 attend.
IMPORTANT LECTUREs DAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN
only, at the New York Museum OF Anatomy 6l8 Broad
way Parties unable 70 sttend these lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF ten cent BY addressing Sscrsayof
New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald., 1865-11-04

II a. RYERsON AUCTIOSEFR will BE SOLD
IL. the premises Thursday, Nov D At II O'Clock
A. NJ, the Talmaee OF three miles south
Paerson n j.; good dwelling aud tenant house. extensive
outbudngs choice fruit GOOD wells and pipe leading from
barn hydrant the cowyard Stock and farming mrIe
ments, hay grain, Ac Terms liberal. Conveyance lrom
Paterson DEPOT arrival of glb A. W. Erie tram
from New yotk Refer NJ DRuHy. ~ Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1865-11-04
DENJAMIN T. THEALL, AUCTTONEER
ID u.ate salesman with Il. ~. Ludlow A Coz
salesroom q Liberty street near Nassau.

-
saicsroom Is Liberty street near Nassau
SUPERB REAL BRoNzEs AND CLOCKS. KISS
STATUE, ANTIQUES AC
November o. 1865 II O'Clock at the 90 Pifh ave
nue. southwest corner Of Fifteenth street
By order Of the Exeeutrs of the Estate of the late
Bernhard, deceased)
ALL THE CLOCKS, BRONZEs Ac., contained In said
nj. mhyn a .S Ss
manc sets of Clock and Vase Csndelabras of size
Ss sTss s By Esu. % ssa ss sonrs hss
gilt brocaiel and white marble Clocks figures the
'p'rc'e'" ''cr"''der'" hHoSzKs ns
large real bronze Chevnux de Marley saiucttes
Groups, Love" Mercury" Elephant and Tiger &c.
~''0' superb ''''" KISS, STATUE.
The house win be open for inspection Wednesday sh
Office Of IL. xnc,ionecrs No ~ iser,y street, or Of n
LUDLOW Co, No. Pine street
EDWARD PErTINGER AUcTroNEER IS AND I57
II Brosdway-sells, Saturday November D. at n O'Clock
r. YyR Sf ~ HSsN S 1 e0ns
cargei' 6ilslsG:, Bsa.,ssd. sssdi%s rsia"s. I.so
kelics, &c. Sale perempory Catalogues ready
II Broadway-sells Monday November Al o'clock, At
Carriage House No Mangn street Furniture, &C.,
JACKSON HOSE COMPANY, NO Is
consisting OF mahogany Furniture covered IN hair elegant
deieps marss top rabiss Relc. Carpets oiicoths Had
stesds. &c. Sale peremptory. Catalogues ready.
LpwARD sCHENCg, NCTIoNEER.-ELEGANT
II Horses and Carriages ths day, Al O'Clock NJ AT
Bsdeys stable corner Of Fourth avenue and Eighteenth
r. EoR0E COOK. AUcTIoNtER
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ''''~
MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C.
To-day noaios & rsor ssnsrs sssg,,msp, rn OF ars.
Library furnitme' Easeres, Bullets, Extension Tables,
The New York herald., 1865-11-04
UESRy y. LEEDS, Z n AurcTIoSEEg. y

IIENRY n. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEEV
III H. ~. LEEDS MINER viii veil by auction, on Ssur
day, November At lo ocock, at their -slesroon ~
Liberty street elegant Household Furptue removed from
town residence for conyepcnce OF sale Including Eng
S snd velvet ana Brussels Carpets carved rosewood SUITS
IN satin brocstel and elegant French Plate Pier and
Maniel Mirrors rosewood Centre Tables Bronze Chande
hcrs, elegant Lacs window Curtains. Brocate Curtains
mahogany Sofas and Chairs In haircoh and black wal
nut Bullets oak and black walnut Extension Tables
black walnut Chairs In haircoth rosewood aud black wal
mt Beds,esds Bureaus, washsands and commodcs. Also
Plated Ware, China Crockcry and Glassware. ALSO
sortmcnt OF Kitchen Ware Furniture Also large stock of
Beds Pllows Linen Sheets and couutersnes Pillow Cases.
hne Hair Mattresses Chairs Tables Mirrors. Pictures,
Trucks, wheeibarrows Lanterns, Cooking Utensils Table
Cutlery large stock of Brussels and Iugain Carpets ali
nearly new and made for . Grs class steamer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

BLAcKwooD for April presents the fol-
lowing table of contents: W
Miss Majorbanks-Part III; Corne-
Illus O'Dind upon Men and Women, &C.;
Dress; The Iliad, translated by Lord
Derby; The Laws Of Short Whist John
Leech; Etoniana, Ancient and Modern
Conclusion; Piccadillys An Episode of
ContemPoranecns 2Autobiography-Par Part
U-Earl Russell. r~4eA @A'
Blackwocd is republished by Leonard,
Scott & Co, for the low price OF "a 90
per annum-T - ~ $3.50
TIE STUDENT AND scHooLNArE for
May comes to hand late, but is never
theless welcome 8 The little people al
ways greet its appearance with pleasure.
Its stories, declarations, poetry and
puzzles claim their attention to a re-
mar kable degree. ~
TEE ELEcTIc MAGAzIsE for MAY il
embeIlished with fuIl-length steel por-
trait of the celebrated Catherine III, EN-.
press Of Russia. The letter press will
be found as usual TO contain pleasing
vari ETY. of articles selected from the
grave English quarterlies aud lighter
monthlies An article entitled " The
Last Campaign IN America" from the
Edinburgh Review, is especially worthy
attention. taves ...-7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
AmusemeutS.


MozART HALL--The exhibitions of
the Panorama Of Paradise Lost, closed
on Saturday night, having been visited
by dense crowds during its exhibition.
The Paintings elicit general commenda-
ton.
MAsoSic Tsxr6s. 1ar. Hancbss., On
Saturday night, received rousing bene-
fit, compliment he well deserved His
rendition Of the character Of Macbeth,
as well as Miss Fanny B Prices Lady
Macbeth, vas universally applaaded
Mr. Golden sustained the character Of
Macduf most admirably, ehciting fire.
quent bursts of applause. Mr. Pierce
aud Annie Radcliffe, as two of the
Witches and Mra Erskine as Banquos
Ghost, played exceedingly well
Tonight the favorite and talented
young Tradegienne, Bella Golden, takes
farewell benefit, on which occasion
viii be produced the great play entitled
Loves Sacrifices, one 0fthe best dramas
ever produced. : -
Mr.. Hanchett and Miss Fanny b
Price, have kindly VOLUNTEERED for tbs
occasion, and the full strength of the
company viii be called forth.
4 Mrs. Golden has furnished the lover
of the Drama in this city many Pleasinl
entertainments, and it is but justice tina
she receive the benefit Of an overflow
! ing house tonight. Let the benefit b,
commensurate with the merits of TIL
gifted beneficiary. "a asfsxsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

p1 The Madison Daily Courier has
been enlarged to an eight column size,
and looks as prosperous as the father CT
twenty-five ehildren--three of them at
the Tactical fountain. The proprietor be-
ing absent from home, as Government
omeer, probably accounts for the enlarge
ment-N A. Ledger
We believe the proprietor of the
Courier is not absent from home, E1tis
giving the Courier and his family his
personal attention, and the prosperity Of
both appears TO be increasing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

A REFoRM NEEDED we were
waking along the street yesterday, in
company with friend, we found the
sidewalk in front of a hotel entirely oe-
cupied by men seated on chairs, thorough
ly blockading the whole pavement, with
the exception of narrow and serpen-
tine channel, crooked az that over the
falls at Louisville in low water. After
some difficulty we made our way through
the crowd, and immediately met a lady
and gentleman. We stopped to see if
the sitters would have the good breed
ing to move to let the lady pass. They
did not, and she was compelled to crowd
through the winding channel Our
friend desires to know if such was the
purpose for which the sidewalks we're
built. 4T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

THE RAID ON THE o. d M. r. R.
Among the passengers on. the train
which was robbed By the guerriIIas, on.
Friday night, on the o. q N, R. R, were
Capt. Carson, Mat Hanning, and Mr..
Coolidge, Of this city. The former was
relieved of $50 in greenbacks, Mr., Hen
ming of 81, while Mr.. Coolidge succeed
ed in hiding his funds so as to elude the
vigilance of the thieves.
Capt. Carson also had the good luck to
save his fine gold watch.
One car, we understandf was badly
wrecked by the obstruction upon the
track. gs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

8G- Our friend "Plagiarist, who is
an attentive and discriminating reader
of the Louisville papers and Of the New
Albany Ledger, wants to know whether
Charley Cotton of the latter has in real
ity charge of the local departments OF
the papers of both cities. We cant
answer the question authoritiYely, but
from their singular adaptation or simi-
larity of style, We incline to the opinion
that he has. He is good fellow for the
place or places as the case may be.
rmaaetfi ~ ,8 Yin Sun. 9
We plead mot guilt" to having on
anr hands so large q contract, The
Louisville papers do steal from Us pretty
heavily, and in so doing show their lack
of fairness, to say nothing harsher.
They, however, are not I" locally" under
our charge, but are localized by HgoOd
fellows who will insist on hooking"
our locals just when they please. We
would retahste, were it not that We dis
like to publish che same matter twice.
N. a. Ledger. sos haa g,
We are all sufferers, Charley, in g.
common cause, and if nature has en-
dowed you with more brains than some
of your compeers,si st is not your fault
Bear your troubles ike a mAn--like ioe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

DEATH CT Coz FoURNEIR-We regret
to learn that Col Fourneir, in command
of the indiana Legion at Cannelton, died
on Saturday, April 10Th, from injuries
received by being kicked by a horse
Col. F. was widely known and highly re-
spected in Southern Indiana, and his
sudden death will be mourned BY many.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

EG- Gen. Phil Sheridsn's gallant
troopers are in Washington, and will
shortly be off for Texas. The rebel
remnants at and around Brownsville will
do well to avoid the rough riders of the
Shenandoah
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

An INcIDENF Wishing TO aid the
sufferers of the Sultana disaster, q Mern-
phis lady asked several persons at the
wharf to give peeuniary aid for the IN
fortunate. All who we're applied to re-
sPonded literally, except an officer, who
told the lady in q very insulting manner
that she had better mind her own huai-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
CITY NEWS.

GuERRrLLAs BEoUGHr TO GRIEF.-We
learn from gentleman from Kentucky
that the guerrillas are becoming more
troublesome in that State, and outrages
are Of almost daily occurrence.
Lieut.. Col. Johnson, Of the l7th Ken
lucky, had skirmish with company
Of these miscreants, few days ago, in
which he killed six and wounded eight
Of the thieves. We did not learn what
loss, If any, johnson sustained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

4 R6S- Judge David Davis, of Illinois,
has charge Of the private papers and ef-
effects of President Lincoln, and has Ia
ken them from Washington to his own
residence in Bloomington. He has con-
scented to administer upon the late Presi-
dents estate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

p@-Mr. George F. Train has been
making speech in defense of General
Sherman. We cannot believe this ne
cessary. The American people will not
condemn such man as General Sher-
man unheard; and, when they have
heard him, they will probably not need
to hear any volunteer advocate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

B6~ Letters from Newbern, N. c.,
report the number of men surrendered
by Johnston, twenty-seveu thousand four
hundred Beauregard and Hardee were
among the Generals turned over. Bragg
having been relieved from command
was not included.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

bE- 1t is said that when President
Johnson submitted Sherman's Memoran-
dunn Agreement to the Cabinet, he said:
Gentlemen, this proposition is not de
batable, and only submit it to ask you
how it is to be set aside.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

SPEEDY JusTIcE,-A man who COM
mitted a theft on Thursday evening
last, vas arrested By Constable Frank
Edmonds, on Friday morning, and was
indicted, tried and convicted on the same
day, and win serve the State two years at
JeffersOuyille, if he lives so long. yen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
~ apply~to the Doard Of County Com u1issiopers
AZ their next session, commencing on the hrst
Monday in June nexts Tor License 70 sell iutoxf-
eating liquors in less quantities than a ouart
Ny place Of BUSINESS and the premises on which
ths hqaors are 70 be sold, is situated on lot No
L. In shsAolty Of Evansville, IN the American
Hosse- tmy0-5ywl A. s. GAMBLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08


ToRNADo.--From Mr. Jas. g. Root, of
Eewburg, we learn that terrible lorna
DO attended by fearful hail storm,
passed through the country between here
and Nswburg, on Friday afternoon, ex.
tending across the BOonville road, de-
stroying fences, houses, barns, orchards
and timber, a. .a 81 ssas6s1
Among other damage done, weienu-
merate the following: Price Phillips's
house and barn were completely destroy
ed Charles Bells new barn was blown
down, and Bell SO crushed and mangled
that it is feared he will die, one of his
legs being 50 mashed as to require am
putation. a new barn and hay press,
belonging to Mr.. Summers, we're blown
down, and the house Of Mr. Snyder was
blown from its foundation, and scarcely
fence was left on all the line Of the
tornado, as far as our informant bad
travelled. Mrs Phillips and five child
red we're in the house, and, although il
was blown literally to atoms, none OF
them received the slightest injury. The
track of the tornado was about II miles
wide, and the devastation was complete.
Nathan Waldons fine orchard was
completely demolished, but one tree be
ing left standing Mr. Root was caught
in the storm, in company with a friend
in buggy. When the hail commenced
TO fall, the horse became frantic, but they
managed to free him from the vehicle,
and fastened him to picket fence, the
only fence left standing in the vicinity
Mr., Roots hat blew off and the hal
pelted his head, which he tried TO pro
tect with his hands, to their no little in
jury, and he finally turned the skirts O
! his coat over his head for protection,
There was, no doubt, great damage
done by the storm elsewhere. Consider
able timber was blown down on the line
of the f. & c. Railroad, but the course
Of the tornado was to the east of the
road. This city came within the inhu
ence OF its left wing, but not much dam
age was done here, e..4.ais i...ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

ness at home. She responded By telling
him that bis inhumsnity should Be pun
ished by having his shoulder straps pull
ed Of He called the guards 70 arrest
her, bat thought better Of It, aud walked
of himself Memphis Bulletin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

CRoPs.-We learn that the wheat crop
in Warrick, as we'll as in this county, is
looking very Gne, and promises rich
harvest The meadows also give prom.
Use Of an abundant yield.
Farmers have been greatly retarded
in planting corn, by the frequent rains,
and all are not yet done planting. The
season is unusually backward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

CONNIssIosER or ESRoLLMEsr.--J. W
Wartmanp, Of Spencer county, bas re-
ceivsd the following from the Pfoyos
Marshal General, under date Of April
%, 1865
"Your services being no longer re-
auired By this Bureau, IN consequence
Of the suspension of Recruiting aud
Drafting, by direction of the President,
you are hereby honorably discharged
the service of the United States, 70 take
effect on the 9Th Of May" - 90
Captain Wartmann will be parted
from with regret by his numerous friends
in this city, notwithstanding tie gratif-
cation they all feel that the necessity
for keeping up the Provost Marshal
establishment is likely 10 cease soon II
is an inconvenience made necessary. by
state Of war, but such officers as Capt
Wartmann greatly modify the inherent
severity Of the system We do not think
there has been in the United States a
member of Board Of Enrolment who
has discharged his duties more kindly,
Considerably, and in q more accommo-
dating spirit, than Capt. W. During bis
incumbency as Provost Marshal, last
year, he "Won golden opinions from all
sorts of people" in his administration o.
the office, and his praise was spoken b
political friends and opponents alike
The good wishes OF all who have had
business at the Provost Marshal's offic,
will 60 with him in bis retirement from
official life. He returns to the practiei
of law at Rockport. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

s6- The. Governor of Illinois has re-
ceived from the widow of Stephen A.
Douglas, for s25, 1000, a deed of the lot
in Chicago, where he lies buried. A
magnificent monument is to be erected
upon il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

p@ The new street railroad will soon
De completed between Louisville and
Portland, when trip between those
places will not be looked upon with so
much dread as at present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
your children are sent to them.

B6- The local Of the Madison
Cotrfey. thus announces "a little incl
dent in the life of the principal editor
Of that paper;
The editor is in luck, and 80 are the
printers. The editor has been presented
by lady friend with fine, large, boun-
cling -, and he in turn, to-day, pre-
sented the printers a rich treat in the
way of ice-eream, cakes, &c. It's girl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
100000 A NO. i Shaved Pine
SHINGLES.
PAINTING.
Sign, FrescO and Ornamental
PATN TING

FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
l. fully announce TO the public Of Evansville
and vicinity that they prepared TO execute all
kinds of FRISCO, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
and hatter themseivss that they can do work
which will give satisfaction TO their customers, In
price wen rs Workmanship.
RS- Mixed Paints and Narnislles OF our own
make, constantly ON hand.
mT Shop No. Fourth strcst, between Locust
and Walnut, opposite Market House. Ill. q .
may1 zUMsTEIN &'SoHW AEGERLk-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08


R0 The Indianapolis JoEradi has in
formation of q gang of scoundrels who
heve been operating in Putnam county,
between Cloverdale and Cataract. They
are fifteen or twenty in numbeT, compos-
ed principally of dererters, and have
been for some weeks doing promiseu-
Gus business in burning and robbing
houses, killing stock, burning hay ricks,
&c. Last Monday they burned three
houses, A soldiers wife has had her
house fred twice, and finally had TO leave
it. The wife of man named ,Albaugh,
a soldier in the 43d, has been robbed Of
everything she possessed and left entirely
dependent on her friends. The house Of
a man named Burke has been robbed,
and three houses have been burned in
Cataract. The scoundrels con6ne their
aepredations principally to Union men,
and the families of soldiers. They take
female apparel and everything else.
s. A party Of armed men, twenty-five or
thirty in number, went out to hunt them
down a few days since, with the ayowed
intention Of taking no prisoners, but on
finding them strongly posted, in a cave
near the Cataract Falls of Eel river, the
assailants weakened, and did not make
the attack
Two brothers named Wilson, and q
man named Kile, all Federal deserters
are know TO be Of the gang. @
The Union men of Cloverdale are saiG
to be living under a complete reign Of
terror, never knowing when they 60 e
bed that their houses will not be burned
over their heads before morning.
This state Of things should be brough
to a speedy and perpetual end, and sucl
punishment should be melted out t.
the guilty as would forever deter others
from INDUCING in such fancies. Unior
men must be protected everywhere, anc
traitors dealt with as justice and the PEG
MA ri1hk ard hunanisv damand II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08


G9- The Anti-Slavery Constitutional
Amendment has been ratified by the
Legislatures of twenty States, Tennes-
see and Arkansas having been almost
unanimous in its favor. New Jersey
stands alone among the free States as
having rejected the measure. The
amendment will PROFESSIONALLY be rati-
fed BY Vermont, New Hampshire, Con-
neeticut, California, Iowa and oregonI
One State more win be needed for the
requisite three-fourths. This can easily
be obtained BY reversing the frst .deci-
sion of New Jersey, Delaware, or Ken
lucky, or securing the vote of Florida or
some other Southern State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

R65" First and only night Of the best
play yet offered MOO .ER
Ice CREAM, the most delicious imagin-
able will be served up at FL. Herman's
Ice Cream Saloon, which he has just
fitted up in good style. In addition he
has the very best Soda to be found in the
city, with which to cool OF hot and
thirsty souls, during the coming summer.
April 27-2w - as.e ss-a
n9 Bella Golden, Miss Price, Mr..
Hanchett, and al the company in the
great play tonight. 6 .e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

e% A project is on foot to present to
Gen. Sheridan five heavy silver or gold
forks, of FIVE tines each, marked with
the letters ST F. ", in memory Of Five
Forks, Va, or the First Families of Vir-
ginia, whose Representatives. were com
PEELED to skedaddle before his victorious
ar,aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND THfhTY FoOF LOT ron.
III sale Houaa sfandiHg back 40 feet. With
four rooms and Kitchen, and good stable. situate
an ,yent side Of Second street, above onIn. I'm
auire Of J. Fleagar. myo-t~
nRIcK HOUSE coNTAfEIEG SEVEN
ID roofns Lot 40 feet front by ~ ieet deep
aItoated ~, Eourth str ct betweeu NJ ain and LO-
Gust Enquire Of lm54-lwl TIP, BklTToN'
ATo. ONE POPLAR SHINGLES, IN GUAM.
~ tities 10 suit purchasers, At our Faetoty NJ
the mouth Of Pigeon creek. ...,,.,,,,c,,4 =.
my3-Iw LITTLE FvpH1 l1eJ'i1t's