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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

wAuHrxorca, Nov. THE Chiefs of
the Fox tribe had an interview with the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs thia
morning, in relation to their material
interests. The Sacs and Foxes had q
treaty with the United States, a reservA-
ton in Kansas, and an annuity Of $751;.
700; but the Foxes will not live with the
Sacs, and nowgwant the Government TO
change the afrangement 20 suit their
circumstances i They we're asked.
among other things. how they would
like 10 20 into the Indian Territory, were
ID is proposed TO establish Government
embracing many of the Indian tribes;
but they said they wanted to think these
matters all over; they bad always been
good friends to our Government and
people; whenever they came to talk o.
their white father there was Away
something harsh; this was wrong; they
could get along better with smooth ant
easy words; they waited TO see theii
| white father, the President The Com
missioner REPLIED if the Foxes ran ava,
from the reservation and disregarde'
the treaty, all the advantages would In
ure 10 the SAGA They mast either q
back or state sone good reason VIII
they will not return The Chief replies
that it was impossible for them to liv
with the Sacs They are to have anc
ther talk with the Commissioner an
were promised sight of their white Il
ther before they left Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

NRw YORK, Nov 3.-The 1sKsss
Washington special aaya though there Ia
no official information OF Wirz's ean-
tence, we have the best ground for the
belief that be Ia sentenced 10 death, and
that the aentamee In approved by the
Judge Advocate and the President.
Another special correspondent says
the FINAL decision of the President TO
oammute the aansenea 10 imprisonment
for life, will be made public Wednesday
or Thursday. a.H isis sathsf sai b#eaa
Yesterday the President reappointed
Henry Whelley diahursing agent at Win.
nehago City, MINI Samuel d Hourtsn,
junction City, Kansas; A. Whistelsey,
Bayfield,, Wis. Edward Hart, New Or
leans.
The total deposits nj tho u d Mint,
Philadelphia, for October, were $685.
AS. o. Total coinage, 1857 600 S5.
- The Herdifs Washington special
aays the Treasury Bnreau for Abandon.
| ed and CoufacAleaF PrppnrlyistikelY 10
have Important cases for adjudication
soon. The rebels are rasorsing 10 all
manner Of devices 10 regain possession
of their property. The conmcn dodge
| IL 10 transfer II 10 loyal persons, or those
holding Treasury permita 10 purchase.
/ Mra. Douglas, among the latter elass, In
believed 10. have been seriously imposed
upon BY unquealionahly diRloyal persons.
Mr.. Thomas Miller, the notorious reb-
81 sympathizer, entertained General
Longstreet, DR.. Garnett, and other rebel
officers al q dinner party, Yesterday "a
/ Ia understood not ao much aa n n0mpf-
ment TO General Longssreet as an ex.
preston Of admiration for prominent
rebels. This style 10 quite popular with
boarding house keepers and rehellioul
residents OF Washington. II occAsionl
much indigestion among resident logs
citizenae ~
The forthcoming order for the dis
charge Of n large number of volfhtee
Generals is causing commotion In mil
itary circles.
The reported departure Of four iron
clads from Fortress MpRree for the Pa
cific coast 10 pronounced untrue by III
Navy Department. The Monadnock
the only one ordered 70 that station q
| nreEent &#@ Asks&k&# 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

AN EMuTE IN raE 81. Louis JAIL
EscArE OF PRlsoSERs. -- On Saturday
afternoon laai, as the jailer Of the So
Louis county Jail opened the door 70 let
out the colored cook, o number OF pris.
oners, who had been lot into the hall for
the purpose OF doing some whitewaahing,
made rush for the door, one OF them
knocking the jailer down With an empty
porter bottle, having previously knocked
the porter down inside, The jailer
quickly recovered, and shot twiea at the
prisoners, who had got outside, and
drove three back into the Jail Three
got over the wall and escaped. Ia the
meantime aRichard Marshall, who had
been sentenced to be hung, and who
has been in the Jail two years, awaiting
the decision of the Supreme Court, q
which be had appealed, took hand IL
the little game. He picked up bucke'
and commenced knocking down anG
dragging the thieves into their cells
He is awarded much credit for his cour
age and intrepidity, rs but for him mos
Of the prisoners would doubtless hav,
escaped. Ii is certainly strange rot
for sentenced murderer to appear in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

Agate writes TO the Cincinnati Gazette
that there 10 not particle more pros'
pect OF arg change in the Cabinet now
thsn there was the day after Mr.. John.
sons inauguration, and for the comfort
cf Mr.. Johnsons sudden admirers among
the Peace Democracy, II may be added
that he Ia not yet "Tylerizsd." "
He says, further. that tho stearna let
ter brought the New York Democrats
who, after stealing few Unionista for
candidates, attempted to play the body
anhtchers art on live man by carrying
off the President--to shame and confu,
sion. Previous to It's appearance, they
had hopes Of carrying the State, aud i
is qaite likely the President authorized
It's publication with On especial view q
upsetting their calculations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

NEw YoRK, Oct. THE Steamship
KArnaek, from Halifax, With the passen.
gers Of the wrecked steamship Circas-
sian, arrived this morning "
The ChaFleston Courier Of the Ist
says the steamer AlhambFa passed
there, towing the brig Charles Wiring
into port. TIE latter was dismasted.
Efforts are being made TO establish q
National Bank at Charleston.
John Russedorf of the Both Maasaeha-
setts, was accidentally shot, on the 25lh
nlts, near Clarendon, By planter He
was eae Of the guard sent 70 protect the
planter from q surprise Of negroes, aud
the guard arriving al night and eHdeav-
oring 20 effect an entrance, the plaateF
thought they were negroes, and hred on
than
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

CHAE0RD HANDS -- The 81 Joseph
Valley Register, established over twenty
years ago by Hon. Schuyler Colfax, baa
been sold by Messrs. Wheeler a Hall,
its late editora and proprietors, TO Messrs
Archibald Beal & G. Il. Fuller, the latter
formerly editor OF the Rochester Chron
fele, and the former, editor Of the Misha
waka Enterprise. Hon. Schuyler Colfax
publishes a card, in the number an.
nouncing tho change, expressing his
qualification that the Register has pass.
cd into such excellent keeping.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

A Kentuckian named Payne, q nom
ber of the recent Convention at Nash
Vile, was murdered short time since
by guerrilla named Foster. Foster
rode up to Payueg near bis house, in
Sumner county, and, after inquiring his
name aud demanding bis arms, Of which
he had none, said: "You are the man
who has some niggers here" alluding to
the fact that Payne had some colored
tenants on his farm. He then drew biz
revolver and shot him, shooting hiu
three times after he fell Foster tber
rode of, but in an hour returned and
fred at Payne's daughter, and at th'
same time at the horses in the lot, whel
he again taft, since which time moth
ing has bean heard Of him. fFSa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

AEN YaARs MevembeF 7.
co ExoN--Heavy, aDa fnfiy 20 81 lover, at
t4B6s for midditng, eissiEg arm al the latter
psi .
FLOUR 90 i0e letter; 1909 2s for rounG
heep Ohiet o 90 10 " ID f5F tra bF@adm. sloaiag
quiet, aud the aa 4anes seafes3y sastaiHtd.
WHiaKY-FiFa1eF at 40. H
wHKAT-~Aciive. etd priesa 10 e better -
@2 30 foF new amber Mtis aa&eHi NO fer cid
winsaF rcd western = ~ for whita iahigan.
nAELKY-Aetise anG firm aa iAAi 10
C0hN--le BETTER fair tnsiasaa a. si9ss9a for
eound miNed.
oATs--Firmi Tor SQUAD. sadgsee.
GokFEE-Qaiet
aua H---RRm A
M0LAa fKS-Qnise.
PEFRoLMUM--FIfm a. ad5%asg7e laF asndni9
RK--FfrmaFs with fAIr dan aaa Mt a1 n@s#
81 CD for Meas. closing NJ - rs cash.
HkRE~~staady.
our mKATs-puli at Iss8aI7s for shoulders
xle fur hams
LAnD-~FiFmaf 2iaa2as&
BUTTERe~FAemaf mt 4nA42 f0f Ohio.
NHEKaE-FhmeF ~ t&2laA
M0MEG-Anfive Al o. cent
61MMLING-Dnli #t l Hss% Af %.
aOLO~W Withoat decided ehAnxss 0FmpiaR Al
ts7s&. demiiufnx ~ fae3a ana ei0sfag at le7-
aOFERAmENf sTtfDks-~4Rlets
FE&IaHTB 10 LtseEpaol u batter faE sF@lmss
aT0Cks-~e x8 npoaa ef a. l9&3Ss FeKiat6FFd
VI "a, I0l Doe first fasnRs Dr. q coed faaaas
oTl4 One Year usrtsHeasas, neas W
COM ISsT0N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

MoNEY 0RpFn oFFfoEs The follow
ing Western poatotiioea have been deaig.
mated money order Offices by the Post
master General: Illiuois--Aledo, Car
Isle, Monmouth, Wenona Ohio
owensville, Bryan, Chagrin Falls, Gar
retisville. Wisconsin GAINESVILLE, Min
eral Point, Chippewa Falls, Beaver
Dam, Richland, Waterfowl. Missouri
-washington, Columbia, Gallatin.
Michigan--Newayga, Bay City. Iowa
--Tip.on. Kanaas-Ft Scott.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

6 CAIRo, Nov 7-Fissa hundred and
ffy Eve bales Of cotton passed for SL
| Louis.
= The ID New Jersey cavalry arrived,
en- route home.
Cotton is arriving freely.
h II is estimated that 10000 bales Of
cotton wers iosi ia Texas from the nm
faithfulness Of the freedmen in carrying
out their contracts 10 work.
Internal revenue receipts at Galveston
from September ID 10 October 9Th,
9130,0O0.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

A box Of CIaib. Jackson's headquar
ters papers, discovered at Eufala, Ala
bama, contains interesting souvenirs Of
the early workings Of treason 10 Mis-
souri,, such 40 Prices commission as Ma
jor General Of the Missouri State Guard
the Senate Journal Of the bogus Legisla-
ture, and interesting letters from prom
inent citizens. revealing their compiled.
ty 10 Iackson's treason.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

WAsHIKoroE, Nov There 10 re-
port, whieh seems TO be well authenti-
cased, that hePresidcnt has approved
the sentence passed upon VIVA, 90 b.
banged by the neck until he il dead,
aud ordered IL TO b. carried into execu.
lion on Friday nexs. Preparations are
now being made for The execution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT "A boy III yesrs
old, while indulging in the " highly pror-
er amusement Of playing with load
ed musket. with the permission Of his
indulgent parents, in Cincinnati, on Sat-
urday night, managed TO discharge the
piece, killing his mother. Parents
should select Parroits-30-pounders
would do--as drawingroom toys for
their children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

them the most pleasarable impressions
Of the President In DECLINING, the
President regretted that the national
character of the question restrained ell
private sympathy which they might have
awakened in him, and made the import
ant Statement, that complete arrange
ments have been made for the early
legal trial of Mr. Davis, acct riding to
the laws of the lard f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

AID naw Is Il b@rety araaFus mzd aiseesss d
the Commen Gcnnell sf t.s caky - Kv4qMsflls
that the owaas~af all lssa p@Fta Of iaHs. froAf
Ing oa CT afsizsa1ng ts@ 8Gath east Ms89 Of anal
street, ca EAe noa4h -zes3 fruux 04 B1nek Emaa-
asr ~ n ssathsra kHiaEEsassaf. In said clay.
eA@1s she s1e- AXIS theresa u - bxoaxh8 q tka
pFEssw xr&ass Ana aAns they smasw . aias-@stk q
HIAas No : 90 BE- iaaa aewn faeraon wtxafa thaFfy
days hrcm shs Fubllcafisn 81 th . grA@r.
a. u. heoRiFF, clsrk.
CHS Cisrkas Of1ee. Kov. 9, lsa8. nest
fFnl@a essKW /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

aE- At noon, on the S0th ult, young
man in Memphis, who had just complet-
ed large amount Of collections, sup-
nosed 10 be in the neighhorhood of $l5,-
600, on the corner of Madison and Main
streets, was ioslled against by three per.
sons, ana Immediately bis collection
book was missed, and all the money con-
taired therein. An alarm was immedi-
ately given. and the police succeeded In
arresting two of the three. The parties
arrested, who gave their names as VIII
liam and James Anderson respectively
were taken to the station house and re-
cognized by the young man 90 two o.
the parties implicated in the alleged
theft. Search was made, but failed IN
finding the missing funds on the prison
ers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

b. w. Green, President of Gre TO-
surance company in Hartford, Connec-
ticut, cut bis wife's throat 10 ft Of In.
sanity, add then finished the job by cut
ting bis own throat. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

INTERNAL REVENUE REcETPTs.-The
receipts from internal revenue Saturday
amounted to 81 ,525,539 The receipts
for the week we're upward Of %, 900, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

0KDER KoR FLAsK FInE-wALK.
Ans noN "a ts hsrsey sFasrsa A aad DIR csaA Nv
tke GSmrou Neaaea8 % shs city sf EvMAsriiIa shAr
thaewaTFa ef al loss - f. 81 eta, frcnsanw on
sf jsthfng fas aeath a,as af ths noeavflie road,
t@m ffsEasnse street 20 ktifost sEFnes sid ei.
sasas It's af4s-waka thsregn 60 b@ hrsnxht so tAa
pspEaF gra4as and thai khey c@nsa . afAe-wMlk 81
lass We - D. isa4 aawH thareea w4tkia sAArfy
1Ays frsm shs RnAaaenEaen 81 this ardsF
A. ~. Mc0MIFF, Gisrk.
city cisrA's osAsa, Nss. .. ises. ns q
fun&am naavA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

WAsHEGroS, Nov. THE National
Infclligeaeer, in noticing visit to the
President yesterday of delegation of
ladies from Baltimore, and the presenta-
ton OF petition nnmeroasly signed,
asking the clsmency of the Executive
in behalf of JEFF. Davis, says the inter-
view was q protracted one, and OF the
most agreeable character, and the fair
petitioners left the city carrying With
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

onpER Foa FLAsK EfnR WALK
Aud n4w n j. haFpky eFdsFea Ana daFuEts9 ~
sAs Camssa q ed 81 he city ~ ksamMvtifa thAf
ta@ II al ists paFts 81 lots. ffuntlng
~ asfeissag shs seeth stds sf the Bsensfis Faaa,
ff0m kiSinxt street eastward - Eks Co ResaEtan
Line, In asi8 city, eaaaa the st4s-wslkn therMoa
- ~ hx@nwhf 90 tbs psapnT aAls Nad ths I
gEwY exns# . ssas- waik 81 Gaaas Ne. 70 hs lasa
a9wa ssH<4eu wiEAfa sAasfg Gays fram tbs pzbll-
easaoa ef fhia esa#F.
A NJ MeaRFRE. ctsFk
City Ci@skfs ofaee Nav 9, isat. asa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
0dToBEK - Iss


AHA saw IL 10 ksrsly oriarsa aaa dIrs "a hy
ths Ceases @ naei ef be Eisy ef aassfiis
saak5ths e~Rsss - sl isss parts 81 lst trsnt
ina "a - Nsaaatng TIE seash s&s 81 The Dea@vttia
reed, feesa kss free 20 q svsxnsF street. In said
city. e&sa& shs aiAs-wAles thsrs8n 4 b. Asc9Kks
- hs rceeF ksA sna tha4 ktat cause edo.
eAlA of Clsss 30. 10 - laid aGwa shsrnsn wfth a
th1rl y ssy. fraM tha FHbsis afien - shts eFa~r.
". seGatHF, CAsrr.
City ctsxks ones. Nax 1855. 81 "a
frnaaa eteF3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

CoUETERFEIrERs m TRoUBLE "A num-
Der Of notorious counterfeiters and
"pushers Of counterfeit money, includ-
ing several females, we're arrested 10
Cincinnati last week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

oRuKR FOB A PLANK SIDEWALK.
AH8 rev u 70 hsFahY eFanFeA . q AiFuctea hy
ths NSHnaR Gsansii 81 taa elgy ef ErmnsslaAa
sa&t She aaaTs n al 1osssr parts ~ sssa fsntiag
e. are9Isinink tha aifa ~ Merry sfreaf, fFcsa
FFAnsila fFess 20 ssvsnfh street. in sasa eisy.
ths side swAiks tAsFsan - ha bsusNbs 30 th3
pro- - gsaaa. Ana ktat thsy eaup@ Hise-Saik ~
C1Mma Ne 4 - - 1Ata dswn thsTeea wlGhGs thtFty
days fsoss tAe pah1isa4sea 81 fhiH ofasF.
A. M MeGaEFfs ClsEk.
Clty Ctssh'a 0ale@, Mex. 8. tAs6 na-st
fEnfan sapY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

oKDER FOB a PLANK sTDx-wALK
AHd new Il Is hnrsAg oxastua ard aiTnesea hg
th@s UoENan Gonneil u SIS cakg af ME@nHef q.
the4 the swnsrs u ell fSta paFts 81 iaaa Tsamt
tsk On 81 salslnAnW the seash ni4e of he
axsA4s sa74s fsfE 1eatrs s1xsas te Ltua axSxas.
- sad ettss caa@e the sidewalks tAeF~on 80 se
brDaght ~ tbs pforeF NFais. ard sAAe hay
. stas-waik % eamsz NJ 20 - iAaa e9wn fhszNas
wsthin tairty days iFom she ua alleAs Ga ~ this
sT4r. A. M. Ac9alEF. c1sfk
City Ctsrk's Oaaes. ksw. q. Isas. ASA
IL nlsn N7nE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

OMpER EoR A FLANK SIDEWALK
Aaa nsw 10 u h@Fsby efaaFaa aaA diFwat.A bS
thN Gum masu Cuaneil ef tbs eltg 81 KxaaaFiiAe
thai tbs aMaaxa ef 81 kta asta II lets fxseaAAg
o. i@tntnx tAssasts eass atas pf Gsasl stre~t
fFeE = - stF@se 60 ssxfb ssFs@Hs ia esia city.
csaHe tsza ai4e NMks thMrsan o. ha Afsnzh4 20 sbs
prefer EraaAs amA shas fhsg eaus@ slsfs~ waEk ef
uass So 9 - 10 ia8a aowa theaeon wf1hln ahsFsY
Gags Errzn ths Fahaiestfoa 81 ssts eFaar.
n. MeRnffFs Cara.
City GisFh's 0fses. Nuy .. lass. asst
fEmsaa nSnr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
CITY NOTICES.
O1oBER %. iss.

0RDER FOB FLANK SIDEWALK.
Ara now s Ia hsxshy aE2ere4 eRd dsrn1ssd hy
the Ccmmes Ce9neff Of sas city of Er&nsvfEis
that tie ewzsrs Of Al isea parts 81 latzs frsnt
inK en- oF aetSiaiug ths seefh-eAst afas ef CAud
ssFsess foH slxkh ssree& ~ Eessn4h stFsst. in
sid rlty, eazss ehs st6s walks tharRsz 70 -
erszght 10 . proper xr4sss snG that fAsy casas .
sldaswMfk Ct eiass No. 3 So hs laid aown tAsrwoa
sfthin thirsy d44s trees sAs pablteAsSon of shiA
orSsr. A. NJ. McGRTFT, Clark.
.Aty Cierk-s 0n1e@. Ess. e. LSsS. hA-5x
funtcn eoFy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
0WoBER .. IssT.


ORDEE F0R FLANK RTDn-WALK
And neW IL fa bar ~ o. esrsd azd a7raess4 by
ths Commcs Gaaneff 81 els city of EF4ExWiila
ssnt the ewnsra % all fexs gx p@rsz es
tekss frontsaG On Or A4tetaiEg tbs senta-emns
stfs of cAnai street. frem keFaafA street 20
KiKhsh sarss<. in ssA4 ely. Gauss TIA sid >.
wstks fhszscn g. BE- hr0nxhs to aks prep sRKmas.
aad that thsy csnss . ai4s-wAk 81 ciNss Ne %ts
Be- lzia down ahsxssn MaGkaa tAirsy Gays from che
A. NJ MeGgTFr, cserk-
City c8sress 0Hss. Nov. s. Ises Es-zf
frniaa c9py
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

NASHVILLE, Nov. Cotton market
shaky to-day. Pieces ranged from 46I
Gy47, closing dull and weak
Three cases Of smallpox are reported
today. f --
River Is inches on Harpeth Shoals,
and falling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

ORDER ron PLANK SIDEWALK.
And aow a u hsFuhy er&essa aud airscanA b
tha Comman CQnnoii ef tha sfty ef NwabaB4ile
thAs hs ~ all lots parts a lets. fEunt-
iax 81 AdtQansug kbs nosth sisia ef &tzsh
street. fraH hfsa @s@aaa % FoarxM 3Nsnae. IN
s@id city, seHsa ghs sidewalks theresa % -
bFaHght - tha ps11eT RTNdes Ana th@t fa@1
cause 9 Sidewalk 81 class 20. ~wo te k@ Laid
dawn teefeoa wfthia tsgrsy days fFpru ihs pahii.
sastaa Of this eFdsE.
An. MeGR1RK. clsxk.
City clsfk's 0asca. NeY. 9. lses. as-st
fpnion sspY1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
GA e = ET
DEPARTMENTS:

@mM ~ $50 -
On the second ffoor Of our whole
sale hon4c. ard attachsd 20 II, fs
room expressly devotsa 70 House
Furnishing Goods In general.
VELVET CARPETS,
Brussels Carpets,
Three Fly Carpets,
Superfine Carpets,
Medium Carpets,
Ingram Carpets,
Cottage Carpets,
Listi q Carpets,
Rag Carpets,
Hemr CARPETS,
Manila Mating,
Cocoa Matt ng s
Straw Mating,
Va vet Rugs,
Oil Cloth Rugs,
Velvet Aatts,
Cocoa Mats,
Adelaid Mats,
Rubber Mats. ars
WALL PAPER,
9TWindow Shades,
Window Fixtures,
SILK DAMASK,
Wool Damask. 4@
Worsted Damask, G4
Piano Covers,
Table Covers,
| Bed Blankets,
Seal skin Lap Robes,
p Stair Rods,
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Gilt Gcrnfces,
Lace Curtains,
Table Linens, &C., &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

PIANOS.

A Second Hand Plane 1T
T7oR EALE-A GOOD sEGosD HAMD PA 10
wARnxs > coErEcTos's.
ons2k @S. M&fa sseR2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
OcroBEa ., iss

ncToBER %. 1855
OEnEH FoR PLANK SIDEWALK.
And uuw "a 10 ksFshg aF&EFmd sud dir etnd ~
fhs Comnaan CsaResi - tbs e4ty 81 &vansx1iias
that the owners Of all lots 50 pMFss Of eks HcAf-
fae 90 OF sdteiniEx the wssk side a Mary stFsats
tFsm Elxkh stEn@t % Esankita aIFsas 10 saia eiy.
caass tbs sidewalks thsfs@n 10 b. hreakht % t6s
rFwss@F KrA3a. snd shat thsy esass sids-wsik 81
siAas No. ~ b. iAid Aewn she sea withsa thirty
days FROM the pahlioasieu q sAis order.
A. d. MeGRIEYs Cisrk.
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fEnsea saS4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
psaaolutlop d co-Partner.hip.
EXPRESS.

. Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY.
FTyHE ADAMs xxpRkss c0MPAEY RE-
Il specially ennoEnes 70 tha4r fris19s and
pakrons--tha pzbile of EvaasxSils Aa1 yfelafsy-
thaa vita aaexsaasd EAeEitfan Tor shs txAnsportM-
sscN of
RKEfGET, PACKAGES, MONEY
AED vALUABLEs.
Thsy solicit . csEEfzaaaes ef fsFnsr f1rcxx.
Esp@ci&l cars takes In fkss coIi@cxtsn a. Bfll4,
DrAssa, Nssas, and the txanspoxfatisn of saHnsEis
paek&Ess.
AEy tnfsrmatioz IN rsgard 20 the routsas ss-.
ean 10 o11Afnez Is sas cscs 0n Elrs1 s4rsse, nsKt
6oor - the Rsss~Ete@. TH05. GAITHKRs
H2 xNns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

SEEDS AND Ha GsEt KEEPING
sARTIGLES
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To fhslF stock vii be- fsaAa
Bueksta and Taba, 81 All aorta,
MeFREraas Wooden Bew3s aGa Trmya e al sizs4.
RoIiinR- -Fias, fnwsi Rollers, H4sgss Frsnfs. &c.
MarAHss c8afhems WASH @na Cora B&sks >.
80. FaneY bAassss e. nEmbefisss var .sass
WillpE cFadiaas As&sas sas4 @sta&ssa's ChaiEs-
Braae@m asaa HnaaaR@ q arA@a sAsiesE.
Mass 80 klgss : llassa - Fstnsat
sflvar- pamssd, Britannia and FIAnsshad Tla Ware.
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g MA@Aa@
Namiay On iary sf hesg asahe-
Eanes 5aFanaad Toslss eesf ~ hean aal asssxas.
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AID 7sTlaas oris1 arsislss T. hasnsroa. Is nan.
tfaH
Thsy eaH particular ssf=nssoa - tansasssstlAa 81
THE American eoyFEE RoAeTKss
Wh4eh saasa waaaA % Ifks eaask. reasas esf.
hi easasig tss sausa e8ior. aad wAIsas ID ussa
"a eQHJEEEtioE With me - tuK so ntza n Qn
eaTas fesa, Wiii saasis srefySaay % haze pssfset
va nA1Esrc0AL OR LAar AsB SHADE
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shaa ~ aaamE ag AAaaqs and aAAawa the Lsmp 10
~ . led, rrlsaasd 40 II Hta4 Mlshaas rsnassns
Hsa6 Or eh mHey.
AaraH vas, D. a. ~ Eaa-morA geFtahis aad nAssp-
Or. aaa . sstt~g tigaB fsF shs eyes.
uSTos CARPET swEEPERss
whh whleh child can swsep a Eaem whns
hlakiaz 10 piAg sK 'sherssF."
TIE 4 - a-seftmaut of f4ney nIhD oAGEs
hsaf eKsnwhs here.
ALSO * es isr ana smaH Eaiafag ckaIrs--
ca Pst LAT eaaslon ard cans. nea&sas Eaaafs n.
taFtasis nhAir set mad aaa anmfaasaa aa pertssG
~ seed and mgsK aAAEs \ D
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A. eaf bams 10 aassFsa IL
So a MATEHE@S@ a KuELESsT@Me
noe a1w&mk@ sN Mn ~ MaAm stRea& q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
Fancy.& Staple
GROCERIES,
6rCH AS

fall stock Of which shah ksgp esnseantiy on
haad for the b~neHt Of shsps wh0 mar favor CO
vita thsaE pasrpnasaa
At the Lowest Current Prices
MM - - - ams e
- GkFEEnTfa q R# TTHE,
nj las MAi1 StFsst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-26

W .L.rHI RocuEsTEn, N T., Dec 81, 1851
sHs - The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
tho worst kind of dyspepsia Of years standing
have recommendedS thdha 10 otAsik ,d asfar asI
.'T III 4 4 REy.y. ( ( aArHooaS,l