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OsWego MARKET.

OSwEao, Oct. y.
Flour steady with good demand; sales
OflOO0 bbls. No. Spring Sl2 90. Wheat
quiet and steady; sales OF choice white
Canada ut 81 50; fnir do. s. 30; Amber
winter Canada 81 50: No. Milwaukee
club 81 G5. Corn dull and no sales re-
ported. Oats scarce and nominal. Bar
ley dull and quiet ut 81 l4nl 10. Peas
OIIipt md nominal
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BuTslIO Market.

BuPFALo, Oct. 23.
I Flour dull. Wheat firm but quiet:
sales of No Michigan Spring at 81 80.
Corn quiet Mt 81 IS. Oais SO. Barley
nominal mt 81 II for Canada. Rye fnnG-
tive and nominal. Whisky held at
81 %. Canal Freights to New York
wheat 25; corn -; oats Il.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
KRAFPS DIARRHGA COMPOUND!
The only safe and Certain Cure for

The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DIARRHOHA DYSENTERY FTTJX SITNT
NIICFR CS0NpT, ATNSVr
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ana " " Lse ~ ESg9 SI.S tt5ot tn
c'eiel.t % u St.tl,.ge y * - y S tN'ldte.
TINE PROPRlETORS OF THIS TRULY
invaluable Medicine, now offer It to the
public with n full knowledge of its superior
merit over any remedy OF like character ever
before introduced. 1t has been used with the
SloSt perfect in thousands OF caSe Irfere
CEH Othe Remedies hare failed. Cases OF Chron-
lc DfRrEhosR OF years standing, have been
. cured by the use OF AD0 bottles, This remedy
has Tl6teT failed in single iIISioe, where the
dlsense has bafIled the skill OF even the most
SlSiIlfll phySicIRIlS
KRAFTS DIARRHQsA CoMPouND has been
muse for a number OF years, and by It's timely
aid has saved the lives OF hundreds.
This medicine is a purely scientific prepOra-
tI0n, and Is prepared with the greatest Cau-
ton and Care. So
Every traveller should have a bottle of the
DIARRH0A CONTPoUND.
Every soldier will ind Il Invaluable
No Family should be without it
CoTPoUND, and prevent pain, .sntiering and
death.
READ THK FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING. April 18th, 1865.
MesSrS MCCABE, KRAFT & Co, GEHHemen:-
Having used Krnft's DiaIrhoa Compound, for
NJ
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PhiIadeInf,ia Market.

Flour firm; no quOtable change
Wheat quiet; new red 50 25a2 80; old
= S5a2 IS; white 81 TOa3 GO. Corn dull;
sales of 5000 bushels yellow at S.
Groceries firm; sales OF Rio coffee III
2la2S!4 i'll gold; Cuba sugar 10 in gold.
Whisky firm; holders demand 81 3S.
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New YorIr.lIoney HTnrket.

NEW YoRK, Oct. %.
Money sllnde easier Mt Z per cent
Sterling dull and heavy Mt 1855 CGlO99S.
Gold tritie lower; opening mt 1857; de-
Ginning to l455z and closing ut l46.
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- 1loLEno. Oct. Il

TOLEDO, OCT. 3.
Wheat lc better and inactive; sales of
new white Michigan ut 81 s.; new Am
Der 81 IS. Corn tirmer 5la55. Oats 50.
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I
NEW York, Oct. 28.-The steamer
| Liberty brings HAVANA dates to tile 1871,
inst. Mexican advfces to the 18th had
been received at Havana. sra -
MaNOmilinn has issued procluma-
ton dated the End, officially ANNOUNCE
Ing the departure of JunreZ from the
| Mexican territory, and saying that the
cause which JuHrcz had sustained with
suc.i valor md COnstahcy, had Mt last
succeeded, not only to the national will
but according to the same law that this
leader invoked in support of his title,
and even the brignndnge into which his
cause had degenerated, were abandoned
by the departure of their chief from his
native territory. The emperor adds,
however, that lawleSsness and disorder
We're still kept up by several misguided
leaders, but that the government, strong
In It's power would DO infiexiblet in its
punishment. He has also issued II de-
cree dated the Sd, containing tho most
vigorous measures against parties in
arms, and those aiding them. They nre
to be tried by court martial and If con-
yicteds Will beieSecutcd within twenty
tuQr hours. II x Il ftL t}ttgL
Important events had occurred in
Gundaloyara, but no particulars had
been given, further than that the public
order wns disturbed,
General Espenasa is going TO Lower
California to bring that part OF Mexico
under the sway of the empire. ~
NJ. Languais,. the new Minister of
Er1lnce, sent by LOuis Napoleon, ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the 1lth, and at
once left for tho capital.
Macmillan is to take his voyage to
YicatOn in November.
Spanish vessels Irc put under close
observation mt Havana in fenr of bring
ing on the cholern. It is rlImored that
several cases had occurred, but the re-
port was very doubtful.
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These Soaps are finely perfumed, and in
every style. We can supply every want of
II. II. LOGAN & CO., and
LOGAN, LIST q co.,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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THE Hannah More Academy

WILWINt4LUN, DkLAWAhE.
Principals: Misses @ q 1. GRIMsHAW.
ETHIS LONG ESTABLBHED INSTITU-
ton, for the education Of young Ladies, e
aRain OPEN The Building Is well ventilated
md commodious. It IS supplied with hot,
cold and shower baths The location Is
healthy. ExpeFieneed and competent teaeh-
ems Of French, Drawing, Music and Dancing,
a1 Po sp Pssflsalars ses eitcnla, seplmeod
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Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
PRFIkersbuFE Packet,
The New and Elegant Passenger
LsHf&& lSteamer FOREST CITY, Captain
- John Gordon, A. r. Bunting Cl'lS,
leaves Pittsburgh for Parltersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at Il NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParkerSbuTg every Wednesday
and Saturday Mt - p. NJ; leaves ParlIersburg
at 2 P. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday ATTAIN.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until 6
P. NJ, by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
auglI-h Agents.
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EI1EGTION

A N RBECTION WILL BEHELD
II. Thun4lay the 18th day OF October lssJ,
at the several election pFecints In the several
Townships OF Ohio county, under the super
in said Townships for
ona Stnte Senator for the Senatorial Dis
tFtct eomposed Of the counties Of Hnncnck
Btooke and Ohio counties, No. Land also
iof thIee members Of the next House NJ Dele
Virginia. lslEt (3Rfll w NIGHTS
Clerk OC the Board OF Supervisors OF ohio
county. OcZ-ts
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NEW YoRK, Oct. pa dispatch from
] A Donnhoe, President OF tho san
francisco Chamber of Commerce, to A.
4. Lewis, President OF the New York
IMAM lisi Der Of commerce, slys:
on the Sth inst. were very slight, doing
no damage of moment and that there
had been no interruption of business.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The approach
ing change in our relations with China,
is discussed with eurnestnesS in the
English press.
The Shanghai correspondent OF the
London Times, states that hitherto the
national Representatives have
been treated with ill concealed dislike,
and in some instances with cOntenpt,-
He attributes this fact partly to the alb
sence of mn American fleet in Chinese
water, and partly to the habit of making
COnsuls out of missionaries. Now that
asUmted States feet Is on the road to
China, an extraordinary change Is an
tictp0ted in the mutual Diplomatic re-
lations of the two countries.
The Times speculates whether the
first introduction of the American fleet
will not be of a hostile character,
The American citizen BuFgenim, for
whose restoration an imperative de-
mRnd has been made by the United
States consul, is believed to have been
either starved or executed.
The Liverpool Post believes that in
future, English chances in China will
be considerably affected by American
rivalry. W5I
WAsHIEGToN, Oct. 23.-Tiere was a
large crowd OF SoutheFners at the Tx
scnttve Mansion today.
Ex-senator PIERRE Soule had a private
interview with the President this morn.
ing continuing for about an hour.
a notice was posted giving list Of
eighty or ninety persons whose pardons
were ready for delivery at the State De.
apartment, among them were G, p and
Robert ]. Breckenridge, and w. @. Bull,
lock, of Kentucky, -e .at
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Toilet Soaps. Toilet Soaps

WTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF MER=
wv CHANTS, Families and Others TO the fol-
lowing catalogue ola part Of our large assoEt-
ment Of TOT ct Soaps. We say confidently
that for quantity ,qunllty and variety, our stock
Is not Surpassed In this city. We mention
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NEW York, Oct. 23.-Henry Ward
Beecher yesterday delivered n sermon
in which he gave in his unqualified en-
dorsement Of President Johnson and
his reconstruction policy. He urged
forbearance and kindness toward the
South; insisting TINT they must regu-
late negro suffrage for themselves; dis
count epancedi northern interference;
claimed that we must have confidence
In the loyal professions of the South
erners and that their self respect must
not be offended. He also put forth kind
words for Gen. Leo.
The Tribune says Hon. j. S. Alcom
has been elected by the Mississippi leg
islature to the u. S. Senatefo the long
term.
The Times special says General Grant
has recommended the mastering out OF
all major and brigadier generals in the
military m lI service. except those disabled
Generals Grant, Thomas, Haucocl,
and other leading generals are in. favor
of increasing the regular army so. as to
number 5000. Secretary Stanton In
vors thelplan.3 Z ~ 10
George Ashman, of Massachusetts,
Charles T. Sherman, of Ohio, Springer
AaEbaugh, of Pennsylvania, Jesse g.
Williams, of Maryland, and Thomas j.
Carter, af Illinois, have been appointed
government directors of the Union Pm.
SiAAS NIL ''l otta.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
The side wheel steamer EAGLE,
e1sG ACaptain Booth, will leaVe.as above
- Monday, the I'D Inst, at O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BAffELLE & CO.,
oct2l-2t i 20 Isl Agents.
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Steambaats.
FOR PARRERSRURG.

Regular Pfttsburts and Parkersburg
Packet.
- The fastrunning packet BAYARD,
eHfast Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
saaEeveFy Monday and Thursday Mt
O'Clock p. m. Leaves for Pittsburg every We'd.
nesday and Saturday at O'Clock p. M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
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los. r. THOMAS. HENRY sTURGEoN.

We have Just opened a largo stock of
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE.
Comprising many rich
res Silks, NIerinos, Repps, All Wool De
Lains, BLACK and Colored AlpaCas,
Thibet Cloths, Poplins, Ginghams,
De Lains, Prints, &c, &c.
Also, Cloalss and CloaHing Cloths, All Wool
Shnwls, Long md Square, Small Wool
shRwls, Black Shawls, &c, &C.
Brown and Bleaclied NIuslIns, 81 and lO-4
Cotton Sheetings, Linen Table Cloths,
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
lrF Wool Blankets, &C., &c.
We have a large stock of Kid, sink and NIeri-
no Gloves.
Ladies' SILK, Merino and Cotton Hose,
Embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop Skirts,
8runers' Balmoral Skirts, French
,. 100 Corsets, best make.
Flannels and Cdsimers for Boys wear, &c.
Largest lot of FURs In the city just opened
Ladies' nre especially invited to call and
ool5 over our Stock Of Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON & CO..
Successors to
w. B. sENsENEY co.
|
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Ireland, 13,peEsons were committed for
trial IN CORK on the 18th inst, and a
number have been committed in Dub
in. twas reported that Onesof the Fg-
snians would become AN informers and
reveal the entire secretsof the orgnniza-
ton. m =
RoME.AThe official zS0TEdIs diTRo-
mana announces that It has authority
TO declare that the Pope in his last all0-
cation upon secret societies, has at all
times spoken from the pronptings of
his own conscience and with full indie
pendence.a aitt no .f-,,,ill,s a-
The British government prohibits the
publication of the Pope'S remarks rela-
tive to the funeral of Marshall AIOgtlaI,
= - ~ - !iitp 4E,sI.l7l =
ARRIvAI. OF THE CITY OF NEW, YORK.
The, following Is a summary of the
York: PSI 49, tl7tsl .G- = - s=l5.
The bond holders of the securities of
the Southern States, on which interest
and dividend are in arrears, have held
n meeting and appointed a committee
to look after their interests. ItSis pro-
posed that the arrears be funded, Tho
total arrears are estimated at four mil
lion pounds sterling, and tho total debt
twenty-sevenm million pounds sterling:
y i1 Es5f -+---S- Go --lsl|i : q.
The Presidents Remarks ON Recon.
Ela!5rJ t-is structIOn. 80 ~
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Herald's
special, from Washington, 22d, saws the
substance of President Johnson's re-
marks on the subject of reconciliation
in the Southern States, during a recent
private interview with him, Is given,
with the Presidents approval, by Mai.
General Stearns, of Massachusetts. :.
The President, in reply to the remark
that the democrats claimed that he had
gone over to them, intimated that the
democratic party had discovered that
he was in advance of 1t, md that IL was
now trying to come up to his standard.
and he hoped it would succeed in doing
SO. He Recommended his doctrine that
Notwithstanding the so-cnlled secession
OF certain States they were mover out OF
the Union, but that by their reboIlious
course they had forfeited their civil
government, torrcconStruct-t the mnchiri-
cry OF whichS as soon as practicable, he
considers tho chief duty of the time.
This, he says cannot be done in a mo-
ment, but such gre0t and happy
progress Is being made in 1t that
tho results sometimes appear to him
like dream. He did not expect Ia
forever deprive, of their former civil
rights, even a. majority OF those who
We're excluded in the amnesty procla-
ton, but he intended that they Should
sue for pardon and thus realize the en-
ormtty of their crime. He is in favor
OF allowing those negroes who have
served in tho army, those who can read
and write, and those who are possessed
of certain other qualifications, toYote,
but does not think It is polite, or that lie
has the right to force these conditions
on the White people of tho South, though
he believes that they will ere long con
cede this principle TO the freedmen,
The President also faVors bnsing rep-
resentation in Congress on the number
of qualified voters, instead OF in pro-
portion as Mt present. fsfE3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
ANN xation Ct Territory 20 TIE CILy
ssss = of Evansville,

NOTICE fe HEREBT GIVEN HHAT TIE
s84#@ Nv Common Councfia q the cry Of vansvgI
IN pursuanoa ~ the prov " Of me
General Assembly % the stss o. Thd,ai.a, ap-
stsaG PROVED M4ffh 8, 1865. enfif ei--"An At 10
amoud the evenly "A ~ tios u Ct - ifled
,An Act grantug 70 the efilsas the tevu Of
e Cbarssr.' approved J@nas,y a. ls.7. saI 70 add
snpytsnaeDtaI srcTiOna A. l." Niil, on she
i6th day Of May ADJ is6 prc-e1t T. this Board
~ 81 Of Founfy namissioBs sabdrTbn Oh county
OF The fiswtHe desefibsa 1, ~, aud lng
fcrth the 70 for sseb 4 u u,avis: AL
~ that part ~ h$ o uih-sast 4TiFr # seefioh
~ siHstsB tlsl, 90 tow6 hip 80 o. g. ten co.
- W ~ rsseEilad &c Ioilo@-. vtz. Beg u Tag At an
iron pin o. The s5lIh Of shi8 quar-.
~ sai tsT section, sud running tebcs - q half
q ~ s.st,oa line forth foar bundled ., npriy niue
lt99) fsststo IN pin tbfucsehrt by iaat ella
ses even baud ed ana Fix y-Ihres aitd half
(705 ~ frst 10 The line Of bhhFIt'B gemeht;
- thsbcS o nth " the lins eba M arg ntnt
u - f0aFs hnsaEsd aud nnsts -pine tiSsI fst .,
iron pm On TO scHfh Hue Of Eaa qusEtsr Son
"@- ADD thence ~ the south iipe Visa0 qua
tion seven hahd ID aud sixy T r 1854 feet, -
"a 80 she pt e a beginning ssfd hFittfy BE- ng
4, MgsoSs to tss city Of EssDsyls q 10, plaitOd
a. uas ! Afisst1 A n Meenrrr. t'i4E -,s.sos
-s fktoAkTHOkY RiGnTs o. OHCE Sim
EER, ! am r q. bHrka nsys-,
HenrJ Butts, aud iHTKR vt H. So
80 fss7 Eolics b fsby gfstn the ton re
Il 4. al hiTet 20 10 b. a'0Se notice bfsl
the Board O. unity fssi nrT. audsr
burg ounty III 18th ~ May IS 0, I'd
e fh.I he s-ine reci ri and y ~ =: : bed a
e-s sas or9fte bxsA d Boar III ~ fur Ter b
iug aud cgptidr aiiun e atpr =. cone
a. urd until lie 18th dag 81 Jnss 1856 d that
noiiH b. Eiksu ~ b. touaty dito by pub
5e o Sou Go sis fssssv he AZ a. Al a. sati
as.sss- application enaIas e at a'd. AID
d'y o. Jal'' 800. TiG1o giFGn,o
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Anaexa non u fel fltoiy To tie lily
Tr@ OF Evansville.

- ~ orlaF rs a. KEBY Gfv.N TBAT THE
assss ~ Cet aos toni'c g tfe city Of ivan Vale
yttg " % saanea VI ths esis as % Act VI sue
IS On e. gsH .ss.seiY g,hs s,-.s Of In a1s "P.
sass. umend the MY section " A. Aet tsd
at IA Act grsBtl 20 tbs selfzrss Of the to~n Of
I've syi, ~ . aS q " 'Sa s,3 tS
sssa rsnFPi. na-plal .eoti0us 20 q" ~aa. tie
% o, .5a.rs Ess1ssts b e SSafS
sse psiti prs i"g or hg anne SatioD 70 ssd city
80 70 q fhr rs-sops ucl' 'tlon via: All
that PIT OF the wrst hall " . u'srth- vest
qua't # .ee'iou mt, .une, I'd the east half
81 tsnoah-sas a. Fter Of elton I. irfy town.
shIp Is, sub r. ge ten wes' descrb d . fol-
aas-s Hpd Ess s7rrrls aid eiiy,At the Of
ta9 = ct e., AZ Innni the s,oog the midds
aHY rs sght Is - Set 10 ont OPP site enc Of
a. sllss d.sldi Z Ne = Posgr q. q ihr Evans
oTrRnd Harrisons Enla mrnt o. Evansvilis;
sss. asnes 81 ~ he middle - sad al s,ne hun.
en- ir,n pm on tho est . q Ssst Inc aiming
thr uSh middle Of to north quarter Of
GA s-id ssrtiVp twenty niIe; th slong said
"a aud w.at1t r inbred sH5 nfIy.two and
aha t4a2 ~ tst,t che, orth an south linz
tcni theuo. north along said uort nth
lins sin esd'e ana f,rly- tal7l FEET, g tes
hring the center strs, running east AID west
t.6n shsgukh p. North tas, rD Ealsrss vent q
wilam streat rxtended, ape then'And and forty
s n1sud one. oarth Q,oe ~ set 70 III middle
Main street figh, hundred aid Siue y-lhrey AID
Z srae leuf'hs lses "a fee,. % ~ plasssf gin.
nfay, sad tsrrltory bsng eoptiEuou. TO the city
81 SvaDssills. aud not plated 81 isd %
49, Attest; A. n. MoGAirp, Clerk ais-sqt
FT'OsALyIH ". ChHP ENTER and The K, AnA-
j Vile ard rawfordsvillr, mi ts,a q mDa s.;
Foiice is h~'tfy gwen that thr pet tio rsf-frvd
-r 20 IN tho stove notice Ss cent 20 the 30 ,rd
Of County o uBissi"t els OF NRnde. butEh coun.
r. Wen ths 18th , Of sfay i.so, afdibit The
same wac ivsd and eonsi ,Frd, g. Il
ordered bv said RcArd hA tueih hearing
sa ana consideration % said appIes Be
until che 18th day OF JRas, 10 g., amh h { nO.ioc
Be given by the ounty AuiitoI b. publication Ia
yET .as Essnsslis nas sonfns; me, ,aia sP.I e..
will be heard and d, CT cd SAT- 18th day Of
June, 1885, a vtOrOk sea,
N-8Ansa-fA ~ BEE IN4 Sc A nd mr. v. q.
=. tea rvAr~~fIle, Aay II, 1874 e sa22 JnnSi7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

The undersigned, success
sor to M. Lyon, nd late
Taylor g. Co, having re-
Gently returned rom New
York with ore of the best
selected and most stylish
asso tment of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
cry MORT s.
Annexation Of TerNosy {. .ao ny


s. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES that the Com
~ Council Of the eitF Of EvsnsyBe. ia
pnrsnSsrs Il the prOvis ons Of "a Act Of tie Cen
srsl Ass mbIy Of ibs STATE eot Iadiaoa. approved
March q, 1885, entitled act TO anaeDd the ssyenty
ATst Of sntit ed can Act gran log TO
the ia 81 the towD Of Nv nsyiile, N the
county 81 ysBsier nFgh cfss chartsr," approved
JAnnIry r. IS47 and 70 sid supplemented
fiOns aid ct, -sl the 1ZIb dsy Il Jrns,
1853. Ires. % he Bozfd Of ConHtF fpEs y inn
Va serbu' Oh eoa y pettioa TsyiDg for
.~. the tiots a. ely tie fol owinz d..
serib t itOFy sHd erfi'sR orfI IN ress 80 tor
Oh snBexAtOw Ali fbst psrt ffhe D. rlh-
o. Y ". e. LOT No. fuT 81
a. siiua1s s4sf n n In Pr n.tton ed
serted 8, 8 ioSs ~; b. e. Bget an rnpa
~ the no IN east ID got lot, ard
nfBg tbrBcs nth aIOpg the He dividing saff
ouf-lof ham snf-i.t No rive 81 hardr.d
and thirty t53 lot the ! De u Lllies-
rs con and Loekh rt's EBfs re- msAft zee e. by
~ said noKtB ne tso undr d twsft4 (2I feet,
tier asouts, 10 IN mi d o. H-fs street.;
thence boTtEwafdly sou- mid 4. o. aid
Ne stss huf dTed foft, fur sud one.
tourth (Sst1<1 ret. or fbsfesho.tffo Tbs n"Tth
Hoe 0fssic- o - tho an ( The ram ais big
the hor -e lcn5 o. -. 10 tyeaiy-"
w8F co., towns ~ 40 go q fe0 10 vs.;
sfS, th9uee long 4 30 ID ee'ion u on
hun6red ard shirt ~ ttf51Het or ihsi-sbots 10
ihs pl @ u bsginrtBs,t sstd 9 rrfo being
Psft ~ - orfh-vesl. qqsrier Of SID seiien-
pnmbef twsuty nine 70, ssd trrIo teiDF
4. con igseas. IL city o. Evspsv le, end not
plat Or l4ldsn4 "a. BAKE Mayor. Il.
t ~ a HrGA fi@rk1 nfxfnt fel2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Notice to Contra ctors.

FTvnE com NON co Nc LUF IN IrT or
4 tEvarf VILE vi Ire ceivs usAlod ps po-al. uutii
che sth das oi Jnne, 1868, co Hifea ig IN
arth @hy acr the cff ~ Bond kutet, sns-
lar TO he zoe built - IN ANA o. Ia 10
Street. So - s,ta "A. u MciRtkt = k.
City Clerks 0faee. May - lists D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
MEDICAL.
.izH DIR. J. Q. LOWER,
phwainfon Gy GVrwrrrn91

IS n 3E 61G46n O. 60T&SOns
TIAvtkG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Evansville, oiSsrs his erossaslouAl services 10
Axe citizens OF Evanssille and vicinity.
asse new 3. 3. Depot He viii Be found At Bro1s h.
ten woedss Drug Stores on the corner Of Third
/, mna MAin, non 90 10 O'Clock a.m r@ch dAy. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

This Bank will be located on tho corner Of Main
and first strsets, In the re Bow occupied by
MT. Heaiy, soon the necessary changes car
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
CA R - II
Department..

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to il is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs Mattings,
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens. Cotton
and Linen Sheetings Cornices,
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUEss. FRENCH & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
CLOTHING.
LOew0nStein 81 Co..
WHOLESALE AND REraIL
. OF HIH1 a
Ne 50 Main street,
ts-Et deer % the va.h nTton Hees.,
CLOTHING.

A BEAUTIFUL AND MAGSIFIoEST As
"A sortnsEfo ~ Msas' Yeaths' and Boys' flo,h-
lngi Geuts Furni-hing Go d. H,sery. Trunk,
f4liss-, Travel ng Bsgz. Im5r a.. Hats lie
Articles Notions, &c In saFg- auantt ss and
good qualities, always on h2na, Whirh have just
heen hoEght scr cash and must be soId ehssp
paBi- price4.
tre rts LDkTRHsTEIS 4 Co,
30 - Mir s--1@-.
sE4a1 Rs1t S-~-g - 49, S-ssEisgsDs Hs=Es-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
SOUTHERN MILLS.
COMM ssIoNER's SALE.
Commissioper's Sale Of Real Estate

DrVf TuK o. dfer - tie Court 81 ccns
- N L. % ins rhurgh County, be ga.
tsr- gne G. n 4. - vii, % b. lTth Gay o.
Jun les b.lws ipu 81 =. y AID OF ca
2 ~ b. court H.Hs dzrin y aHsvlil E. pro.
coed { u, a. pail lcfisn. b VII Of trink-
asy re largen 90 q ths q q Evansville,
conpr as - bail iiig igts and fhrsv & oil BE- "a
~ "a
rm f.Slsi 0Bs thiri &c h, ons-third ats
IA h=a ''ua.fb rd ~ ~ ouths. the urehs.
wig Botes ~ frna q aurrty, hfArlng
sat - - wsivirk relief ias.
ma q thee "a m. ~ eau b. s~sn At the
ne ~ ASS TKiekarf, fhir4s rat.
HIRAM NELE0
nyif Junl7 Comm s.iozsF
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