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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 222.

1JtOR sALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind, prupeT-
" ~ follows A two sl0ry FHue House 10 perfect
repair newly a'nteJ, 90 second tank OF he ohio
river IN iul ves Of Il, bear the foot OF the iai
10 rooms, presses, cuptoarda, panty, celhr a.
eis '-rn under she house. static under ground,
lGk24 Wood fhed, &C &C. House stands % ieei
ta-k from oue street AID 30 feet from The other.
In b. ou the corner, gHX 90 with rear lercing.
Also two olttsges. Of three rooms each, on lot
iaIKi70, With rear fence; cistefn % each nouses
and we'll for iS9'h Al valued a. So 60.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

zhe0 and a half miles from Nashville, o. Tie
4igfreesboTO pike and also other Tal4-
oble Property u, GasABille, Belonging 10 tie
Estate Of the late Edlrqrd TraBus.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 23I

EtOR RENT-A good COTTON Farm OF fN
acros-iio clesie on TIE Wilsou Pike. one
mile firm kreutg sod. Lag tuo-sto D Frame
Dazzling good Fpfinr. a. Possess 90 gwen I'M.
meda3eiy ard vi Jesse for two years 81 ST. per
arre Nelh nj thst e re smouut o. mopey ca
- maize BY the ls-~ee Of bic arm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No 234

EtNh hhNl-A neg Frame Guuse 90 = rooms.
10 North Nsshiule. nsa- tha residrars al NJ
3. X Nhcsihan iToe $50 per snnum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 223.

TIOR sal.E-lCs fest on North front street. east
Z side next nor h uf and adjoining Bridge street,
known ~ th- B1ck Budge Tull hOlse properly
embracing The Toulouse an ilargs Livery stable
ltWll h. sol a. whole or in los. Nov rented Tor
over sl5l3 per ADA UNI.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 22I,

NOR SALE-27ul Acres O. Land. q miles rom
the S@Wsnee Coal Mines. Mar on connty, Tenn,
Wth good lmprovems ntE, Saw Mill in ruuniuR or
der; the general outlines aad descr pliou Of which
aiIl D. gwen Price a. per acre. cash, balance
I and yesr'. Viii eKchsngo for city or country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 22s.

FOR SALE ~. -. or So, feet front % North
Cherry street. los fesi deep, next noTh o. tie
Commsr-sl Hotel. This is central business DO
c. ity. PINE $50 per foot One-tsi os,h, balance
IN md year. Interest aud sea.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 227.

LfoR sALE-DwEIIINs-No - North High
street. formerly occup ed ~ Mr.. William B.
Eakin. one % The most compact, neat, cCnreulg nc
aud de-irahly located rsz iences o Nashville, With
aii the modern improvements, &c, gaier, water
closets, bathing room, Ebod soHtHEe, stable car
uags house. wood house. Ia vi nuou there are
double uiadow snshas Attached 10 the dwelling TO-
Eathrr with hne lsurdry room, Wilh ststous'y
FaT4rohes. drawers, shelFes, a., &c Neifhbor-
cd perhaps UNSURPASSED. frice 80 eco ore
ball "a bsisnce one year, interest sud lieu-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
UsrABI.IsHED II. IsIO.
- LOCKWOOD a HUsNINGT0S.

s1i-asrzors toIohn III Williams a 50
Whclasals aat Retail iaaeTs IL Loo..lE -. I.
M edsl-r G'ars Passs Ire urada 81 -
Fuod aasorsucut 81 Mr-urs, aCfk lr=u1l - -
us1 6ld.uE Il al O. trs1chss. Alsas - n
~ az hsr Eud oi frEuss msds O. 49,
Feazi stresis ugposis fucE slp, YES faia'
errn-tu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. gao.

NOR RE vT-Fire rooms IN third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for tEo
years from J.nusrT Il, Is66 A. 500 per annum,
ana tJ0O bonus. There rooms are we'll located for
bus ness 0 noes, and cheaper thRl any We know
of-aVerssiug Sc 90 per mon.h tor each.
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No. 299---For Sale.

pEICK DWELL NJ. No 70 south CaIis,,e ssseet.
ID ~ sails. This properly .s sor.hy O. alien.
uga a. The PIE IS 60
AppiF o.
ae'lu &c sCovEI-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 2I4
No 2I6

DOR SALE A small Frame House, lot 23t70, on
II Jackson street, north Of the Corporation Spring
Pnee t275.
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@. o. PECK. Agent
OTFIcK OF GESERkL SUFERNFENbEsT,
N.AC.ANn n. 8 \. W RalLHoADs,

OTFICE OF GKSERkL SUFERNfENbEsT,
MAC. AND N. & n ". RaILHoADs,
NASHVILLE, rENS set 9th, IS 5.
fAN sud s'ier Ia sday, Oct 10. lSs5 pnd uuEl fur
tier notice, Passenger Trsius gill Iun as fol-
ows.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chaitsnoogs, snd al points
South Al A. n ArTive 81 Chattanooga 81 GO p y
ketuninE Leave Chsttsnoogs a. go A. =
ArIIve = Nashville 81 5. 81 ~
hhelhYVile Accomm0dsuou, lRsve Nashville 81
$40 ?. n, srrlve 81 sheibyvle Al -.su ~
keturt ing-i cave shelbyuiie &c $50 A. -, At
i've at $50 a. X
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nsshv le tor John sonviie, and al points
hesi mi Northwesi, 81 p. a sruEr al Johnson
vile 80 n n
81 Nashville At GOA ~
Trains en- n. a n. W. r. R. co7nect at Johnson
VIC Win hrsi clsss ne OF Steamers Tor Psducah.
Cs7c sui II Louis
IE-ins stop q, az .ntermed;ae rojuts
WI. p lanes. G=uI Suns
:. c, snl \. n. " R. ds.
OCtl0-d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
Notice.

hha. r , SUMTER, phY-Irsanz ~ dis.tsaa.
~ o. ths III R0AT, LuEsas ard HEART. aorIa
noti.y rhsr psiienia that hair oehae 10 Nastr,iis
a7l cie-e o. sfurtaT evening t1la att ret ser
When theiE idrrss 81 b Is v ed FoDrin sfrssf
g1n-iuuaL scr TIE bens1t ~ boo No daslrs
deiestaf % p,aoe th-mselres unfer fheir eara aF-
ralgt uns1is have hs-u made uffh II. Rasnnz t.F
otel. DO j. aaiharaed % rsos % apElaaf,1.s
maze sEzr1iastlous, Enicn si.I b. GTEaTdsd
our address q CiaciRnsl. oct8-su
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. ZIG.

EOR LEAsE-store Hnuse, corner Cf College and
Il Bosd street for bsl snce Of lssj and '6s. Pcs.
ssssi % EiveI Immediately. A good business 10
cslity. Price q %.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 236.

EoR sAlE-f.s. Set, corna. Nins std Un.on
- stree IS. CUV 1sate & ere-Ideace 90 Nf-. kR-tla-
s'dsu' 20 D floe .l0 per i-sL A sch, sPo, igr
s toe res drucc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 2S5.

DOR RENr Fartn Acres Of .-a8IgH4 49,.
Il Tol-FUte on Galist FEt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
500 Agents Wanted.

Cs)00 A MONTH guaranteed ard expense
eQ-OO PAID, 90 tale-men. energetic Young
men, leseLers, Returned 60.dir rs. snd aiI who "a
gage IN the slle % 'Ho.isut's o. Of Irnroin DO
"Abb1u's History Of the Rebellion. o. eHeadirv' e
LIE OF Wa hingiou anB mHuy other ztand6r3
Works aud EugraVugs For terms sod territory
apply immediately, iu person or by letter no uv
once, F. IIFBLE,
Ilf Fourth g h-t. Market ani Jsfsrs6b.
uovZ. fTu dfu I-uIsv4 l. i
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The Samaritan,s Gin

sent By mail IN a pIala Envelope Frls. H.s
1z- ssgss, Sl.u0. Female 500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
Pr00srs sssisasss TOE enosrs ia PyouB,.


sETtss ~ rEENussios ~
I Boa R,chala QEsizby. 6ovouor ststs Ct IuiDo,s.
hon. DAVID l. Laws, Jujge sup5oms Court L. s
] Hor. Vim. T. Browulor. Governor Of Tsonsssea.
hIs ten. JAS, P, BrOvulov, All Gea. state Of len.
nessee |.
Hon. n. n. Rnen Nashville.
Hou. WA. Nsihsniel Bszser. NsshyHis
hon. %. C. Guild. Nashville.
Hon. Iol.a Hugh suiith NsshvllG
?. ". MSrry, Esq Nsskyale.
Nessus. Aorris 4 s.rsiiog. Nsshylla
Nessrs. Evsas o., Nsshr,ls.
Nimrod Rouer. CofainAss. Tcaa.
Juuels
ogroE L. 5 BASS Ia Cousi.slosEE,,
ptsraIcT o. rE>sEssrE
NasHvuLE Qci eth. lsss
iT1h6 tine Tor payment 90 The unBed Sates d.
ret az vi expire - ioltvs, to-Uit
~ Nttsan {. eini u .--- Levi 14.h ls55
IN Sumner County ,------.--..-..---Noy t5th lssg
IN asiN SelniY ,-----,---..--,--.-tle - ttths ISIS
hymeui o. SID Tax may b. msae b he Co.
leoior, q n ofece e The oouuty sesi n esch q
Nd counuCs-
EP FERRY,
a p COMA
o-its-l uoEulssiouefss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

EtoR sAIE-f Lots. "a. 81 n nj feet. rpeul srly
snd pnvttly isid on nstt ~ Ic;nins O. the south
the rssldtnce Erounts Of Ken, iohn rrmbe and
h P, Nnkus, Esl-, and is 81 IT, n TO the shove.
seven srres Naluahe lid Win q rommod Gus
hlicE BE- ltenco, Dos Cocupr q BY Mr kt.hnra
shHii -r5 q uf vh ch We "a o. SCI f'r less than the
lnFrorotnenys C,sL Wa sUl-Whi D IS les q an
e psr iooi ire } L. throwing 10 seven sores &C
,-Ilstlo g und and Ierre. commoiouz "r.ck
House hoCs not this, for cheapne-s c1ceei every
tHing thrOvu upon the MAJ ket
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 2I8.

TlOR sALE An interest in House Of rooms
II and kitchen, On r SER street, IN Efsehed,
near Cavalry Denot" Possession given January
lst. Is 0. Pr &c s310.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No. 226.

IIOR SAIL School Csr W good order, with
Il sng'c harness Prce so
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
DEOKER BROTHERs

zFANUFtCrrREEs or PIANO F1RrEs, NJ. 81
III EI.s.Es- sirgsl u..sr Hr1sduay. NsE Tork
Ins a. aFs fru hss'ar r7-el'.y 'oln'reucet ihs
-. J. -. -srf-rf sod fna-t turef lrae-4-
49,. - 1900 lo Hhi they .rsts ne ait~H-
r-- ~. f-Is so flie 81. .nE pur -1l-ers fh-ouaf-
1ui sc .as 80. p f-5s I5.t-,-.,. . ss1 =. =,
- - a1f.rffe dsi n-iilu q tenn ID 40 re-
-. .a.oaparsiag ~ tast us- mate j t1s
1900 Ifza7-1rr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

A 5 n "the oldsn and golden time " We vii keep
u nothing but genuine articles, snd fstter cur
selves A. II who are familiar with The quality OF
goods re kept when in business on Marie; stree
sil give Us a call n our neE quarters.
A. ElVA A Co,
Ola qr7 No Is Nr-tb C.,lI4-s afraat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

r1JK ks-sI-iins 81 ne tssf. uis-t aaar-nsul.
il ao1 ceutnsl store Houa=s 70 ~ CIV. 81 %
yesT lea. tpFiy 10 $50. sHIELI= o.,
dsclo-g & sud y u1llsss q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

p p. '.iIaNr % 4-un. G. O. HElJE1IBlJaa, of y y
VS. FL. HlH.-l rLLtSu I. ssfIrH. 90 NIau.
A. o. e'Nlusnr a. 20. Wills. of Mich
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
sAMARITAA's
Root and Herb Juices,
HE Crest BLOOD Punder ard kslassy s5r
SCROFULA, ULCERS, sORES, Spots.
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH
Ills OR YENEREAL Dis
EASES, &c.

For syphilis Or Fenerea uisaasss. tss ssri.r
.su's Root nd HurU Juices l. the meet potent aa-
ta.r and sfec.uai remedy ever praasrssi Itrs.rr
ri and enldicHtsa every particle ~ he veuerpa Hl.
son, 20 nat ne cure h. thorough sni T=rusaa1L
Take Thea itis puuyuE remedy ani b. 1raf.s
and Do pot tr-n=nnt % our poster iy ihai ilrs.s
yog nay repent IN a.ier years.
10 NOT DEsPAIRf
Alh1uEl ycl may b. rron01noed .urlrs'. 10 70
-lula1tsna Root and herb juices oil 1
every se-tge q inpunnea Rom tt.e sTsfs--. o. 80
a. al ne BAD Effects Of Mercury.
FEMALE8ft FFHlLEstf
in manT afiec1ans win uhich ul-1efa q p
males sui-r, taa Root aad Her1 1zaes FL nlz- .af
ply sis iet. M .ceratsi uisrus, ~ Hl-ea
learllg doUn, , alinF 81 no Womb leieaif
ior AL CON ants incident 10 ne sea. -uai D. e.
press. Puoe, q peg hatfis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

q. rouFEIss, y. BoHvEs, ~. 4 tsEn
lar Ma. lfh q Ei-s5dd E1fs BIZ. N4a-
Reg Re- CcJ. Tusa. S,sosslI's 50 =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

Eaaiar here prQaI ulsilFe 1I % w.
ff..aaf-r.Iv vaI----.a nrrua-alfana ne go srlra
.rF ans iI r1isHuE drug hare ~ Ers - = fans
dies purely vegetables. pleasant ~ ne -aal7i -
PI5lrIEE DUkk
scId ~ ~ v SMITH, ~
Cor Clur-h nd fIns s-leeis, Aaais
uE-HfuHu a c., frup1leiofs
80 Rals sirs=l. IN ta.ieiEh.a. p iasp1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
No 247--For Sale.

'IMAT NALUAbLS BRICK pREII ING. No
Il IS Oedsr street long knosn a. tbs Dr. Nsrtfu
Property vel sta -ied or storsrs oHl-rs o. in ~
sinosi any scure Business, % b. ug CT the g.esf
thoroughiare 20 The - .le ,to utlic 81 tsre sps
Cour hou e. 49, vefy cen rziiy lo-ai.d esp alsts
80 "a. hsL ~ D tzia1oe. one Ana So tesr.
Interest uzd q.
Atf2ytO
acs-l-u b. & scOyEI
toI any ol the ahoye menuaued prupsriy apuy
70 IA. q. rCOK ia.
RIAL ESTATE ACENT,
ofner y fsrs Street Ead Csp.tnI Ayenaa. srpnsst
So fro1i 10 ne slsis Osl.lal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

bsuuGrf. Fea- ~ 80
90 nave greet saf.sfaet1l IN stztug US a.a'n
q % pol Iha Samaritan Rameiles Iu-lf sasi-
laea=o IN IL meet eustoulaFy flruls ttat ~
1saa tneu alth f1dEua1f, d.alre1lc1is al pile
~ Ead have f1uad ttsrn rasprla G. ~ ana1i-
rI rr0naEflT ana eidrfItl y. kruarua -et
oulufs.f.dn. & have th- fu les c1ua1scas ih slH
efrrrY. sd a- hr a. ny uae 81 TEEN eEls1a-'
.ec1fI1 ieni them Etr1rE.T
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

De=cu, ton oillnis and samples OF OIL obtained
from The property may be seen BY ceiling &c the
office az Che Company 40. UsE NorH Chs-r-
street Nashville. lena
The secretary, r. %. Cotton. Nszhr.I-. oil rs-
ceIF- orders t0r stock. snd vii rFsrt certificates
BY return msIl ulsu the money accompanies she
order.
g.
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n their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
All OF WHICH AEE
ENUINE AND IMPORTED,

Pemsrtin and Durf Gori1n shernss.
Old Choice sud Es-ervsd MsieIra-
London Does sud Burgundy Port
Penartin, Bia4Ge'ors and 81. Julien MeIos
Clsaet,
Hsui sauterue N-ssls.aer. Hoe zheiusr a1d Co
taWua Noes
DsmsreIer. Goid Medal and He.dsck. Cham.
paHne
fsnel Castillou. Otard, Dupuys 3 Cos BuandIas:
lrsh, scotch. Bourbon snd Robertson County
Wh.skYs
hol sod Gin;
Nsrasthiuo Ahsintha. Nar-crfta and Id aaz1-t-
I'd 4 ,unrss
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15


IMPORTANT TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF
EVANSVILLE. = The Shawneetown (Illi-
NOISY Mercury is to appear in an entire
new dress this week, with largely in
creased circulation; and to our business
men it affords most valuable adVer-
tising medium. 1t circulatss generally
in Southern Illinois, and largely in
Southwestern Kentucky, the trade Of
which localities is most desirable to
Evansville, and would naturally fnd its
way here if our business men will ad
vertise for it, or, in other words, bid for
1t; and we know of no better advertising
medium among our country exchanges
than the Shawneetown Mercury. Itl
terms of advertising are quite liberal
Address ID. w. LUsK, editor and pro
prietor, Shawneetown, Illinois.
noyl3 div IkJ fs-tt
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
Amusements.


New METRoPoLITAN.-There was not
so large an audience at the theatre last
night as on the proceeding night, but
the playing was far better than on Mon
day night. Many of the fine points in
the play were given with great effect,
and the subordinate parts were general
ly well sustained. In the after piece,
Mrs Golden kept the house in roar
and Harry Rowland played his part true
to life. 4r 9TTTNe AgH
Tonight Macbe b, with all the Original
music, will be produced, with Mr.. Pelis
sier as Macbeth" Mrs. Golden as LA.
dy Macbeth" Mr.. Golden as "Macduf,
and a. splendid cast of characters fol
the subordinate parts. To close will
that beautiful and interesting farce en-.
titled Hercules, King of Clubs"
Il
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

HUMAN BoNEs.-We learn that some
excitement and much curiosity has been
created at Henderson by the exhuma-
ton Of human bones by the workmen
engaged in grading the wharf at that
place. An entire skeleton has been dis
inferred, together vith vessel that was
probably cooking utensil. A number
OF Indian implements have been found
IN that locality, which leads to the be-
lief that the bones are thoas of the
primitive inhabitants.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

REooRDER's CoURr-A single case Of
'sdrunk " appeared before the Recorder
yesterday, and we failed to obtain the
name of the unfortunate one. On Mon.
day evening another Of the fast young
men who were driving fast on Sunday,
and making too much noise, made his
appearance, plead guilty. and was fined
IS and costs Some brave man, foi
abusing his wife, was arrested, and hi
case will be heard to-day. Use
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

CRAWLING I'VE notice that the gut
ter on the southeast side of Locust
Street, between Firss and Second
Streets, is being cleaned out, with a
view to graveling it for temporary i'm
provement As it is designed to bowl
der that street next spring, it is deemed
unadvisable to pave the gutter with
rock, as has been done on the other
side of the street If she ordinance for
bidding the throwing Of slops and offal
in the cutters and streets is euforeedl
and we presume it will be, this tempo
rary Improvement may do for this win
ter. TA
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

ANoTHER-Cairo abounds in newspa-
pers, so much so that after while one
will have to read whether he runs or not.
The City Item is the title of neat little
paper published there by Bradsby &
Fields. "Brad" is an old "quill-dri-
YER" and can sling ink with any of 'em
Ed. Trover not excepted CentrGli0
Sentinel
I If friend Fletcher has no respect for
US, he should at least spare Brad. s :
bushes Cairo Democrat
If ever Ed. Trover bushes, it will be
upon finding a receipted printers bill
for theatrical advertisements, notices
aud programmes in his pocket.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

CLEAN UP THE LEAVES. - In many
places throughout the city the cutters
are filed with leaves recently fallen
from the shade trees. These leaves
should be raked out into the middle of
the street and burned, as they block up
the cutters, stop the flow of water, accu-
mulate mud, and in the process of de-
composition inspire sickness. Let them
be cleaned put and detroyed.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

CARRYING Goals TO NEWCASTLE. -
Among the receipts by the j. P. Webb
on Monday night was large lot of
dressed flooring from the Tennessee
River, for our esteemed fellow-citizsn
John F. Glover. This lumber is made
from yellow pine, and is fine article
apparently, well worked. The Webb
had 81 900 feet of this lumber, and re-
ports near million feet as lying on the
bank of the Tennessee awaiting ship
ment to this place. Mr.. Glover ships a
considerable quantity of this flooring
back 70 .IohnsOnville, to 60 to Nash
Vile. w rra
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

GS- d. w. Minshall, Esq, returned
from the oil regions Wednesday night,
looking sleek, happy, and oily. Messrs.
Tuell, McKeen, and himself have two
wells flowing three hundred barrels each
per day.-3erre Haute Ezpress.
We rejoice in the good fortune of our
three friends, for we know no men who
are more worthy the smiles of that
tickle jade. Three hundred barrels
each per day is better than selling vests
that won't stand sneeze - amt IT.
Minsh?"
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
Passengers for
ST. L0VIS ann CAIRO

nection with the 4. NJ. r. q. at Viz cennes
arrive at ct Louis at 1:30 A. n, and at Cairo at
5: so. A. M.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

"OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. We are in
debted to T. B. Peterson & Brothers, the
publishers, for copy of Dickens's last,
entitled Our Mutual Friend" said to
be the most carefully matured and most
ably written work that has emanated
from the facile pen of that gifted author.
We have not, of course, had time to do
more than glance at the work, but weuld
suggest to our friends to go to Dobell's,
who has received a supply, and procure
a conv
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

HAPPY AND GAY.-Major Orr, having
returned with his fair young bride from
their bridal tour, gave reception last
night at the house of his father, Mr.
Samuel Orr The assemblage was very
large and very brilliant, and all seemed
exceedingly happy. Major Orr and hi
beautiful and accomplished bride, re
ceived the warmest congratulations and
the most ardent wishes for their future
happiness aud welfare.
Several gentlemen verging on ole
b .chelorism, seeing the happiness o
the gallant young bridegroom, we thinl
felt inclined to follow his noble exam
ple. aa.sg
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-A little girl,
daughter af an emigrant family coming
up the river, fell from the Lorena near
West Franklin on Monday, and was,
as is supposed, drowned. 1t was noi
missed until some time after the acci>
dent is supposed to have occurred. Pa
rents cannot be too careful of their chill
dren when travelling on steamboats,,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
THENEw hspLENn1p STEAMER
Regular Tuesday Packet for Padu-
cab, Johnsonville & Eastport.

e. y The Elegant Light DrAught Steamer
- - j. H. "EBB1
R. H. BROWN, Baster......F. W. WILSON, Ci'k.
VIII leave EvansVhIe every Tuesdayat 2io'elock
D. M, for the above and sll intermediate ports,
making connection at JohnsonviGei with the
Railroad for Nashville, and at Eastport with the
regular packets for Florence, Ala
For freight or passage apply on board, OF to
s4-tf cox & HUMPHREY, Agents.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

A PIoUs WIsH.-The Alton Democrat,
in noticing that the David Tatum's hull
had been taken to Cairo for a wharf
boat piously supplicates:
Long may the old hull prove useful tc
the good people of Cairo, and if ever
the "whelming waters" should cover
that delightful city, may the "David Ia
tum" be the ark Of salvation at least &c
the editors, reporters, printers, &C., o
the Cairo press.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

HG The best braLI Q! f.odr used in
this market, is known to be that of Igle-
hart Bros. Having secured the agency
for the sale Of same, orders can now be
left at the New York Grocery Store, No.
72 Main street, which viii be promptly
filed at The same rates as at the mills.
Send in your orders.
novl51w Parsons, ScovILLE & Co.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

For ITALY-Our friend Signaigo, for
merly of the Nes0s, and now Italian
Consnl at Memp phis, passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO Italy, where
he will spend few weeks. he gave US
a call We wish him, with our whole
heart, bon 0oyGge - Cairo Times.
We had hoped that 'Sig" would come
this way and bear our respects to Victor
Emanuel, and our blessings to "His Ho.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

To Qua RIvER FRIENDS We respectful IL ask
the officers of steamboats, arriving at this port to
other intelligence relating to the in ersats of the
river. Such favors will meet with the truest ap-
preclation if addressed to the River Editor Eyans-
Vile JoUREAL, and left with either of the wharf
boats. So
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
q'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE

Tho lot is seventy-fve feet in front, running
ba X four hundred feet, or less, to low water
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

D6- Persons wishing to buy any of
the latest cheap publications, toy books,
or anything in that line, can do the same
to advantage at John scotts, Second
street, between Main and Locust
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

b@ Coall CoallI A full supply of
Green River coal always to be had in
quantities to suit purchasers, and orders
filed Immediately at the Green River
Coal Office, No. Water street, between
Sycamore and Main streets, up stairs.
nOv7dtf
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

THAEKs-We are obliged to our at
tive friend Billy Dunn, the eleg mt clerk
of the imperial Armada, for New Or
leans, Memphis, and Cairo papers of
late dates