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n rnaoifes, thu, the Object of,he a.,.ek was 10
prejudice him The eyes 'f the Tullic cu-ipg tho
pending Of his suit for divorce, su 10 hero s r,
questel . speedy uisL In order that fls gtil' =
ipnoCsn nco might be determined q an early ay.
Thr prosecuting attorney said be pouli rl4fo mo
csse on tAe calendar IN . few days ...... .fereT.
day, the only case dsposei Of wss that ~ James
fdwards who plcsded guilty Of pat larceLv, IN
p'~king The pocket Of Patrick COnLsl q Sg5 Ou tie
9Th OF February.
InE BOARD OF sALDERaES met ytsterdav.
cor mun.cation WAS received from The New
YORK Poopo's Gas LgLt Company, set,ing forth
that they ~1ll light Tho City Hall lamps With gas
To- $50 PER l,mp per year. Referred 70 the Com
niitee on L,mps and Gas A resolution was re-
'srred, requesting the Comptroller ~ .scertsin
through Lhc Commissioner of Police tho number
Il lamp, IA this city winch are not regular y
| lizhtci with gss with ayiew NJ having deduction
mglo upon the bills for such neglect. A rceolu-
t'on was niO, tod ~ rr-n"mher Lexington avenue.
Au ordinance submitted, showing the
storage of petroleum In this city In quantitcr of
not tnore than ttyhvs gallons for each establ al
uent, and for violation Of the ur,nAnCe, n fine
Of not than $500 and imprisonment ~ 10 10
imposed, tho Corporation Attorney 10 prosecute sll
offences arising from violation Of the PROVISIONS
a the ordinance. Lad over. ....... Mr. Gedney
offered a resolution q rr-uuuher West 9sth street
from the Flhh Avunuo " Hudson River AdDpted
....... A communication was received rom the
Controller, with statement Of payments " families
- voluntoors for tho foftnighi ending Feb 18TH,
lS6i, ~ follows whole number NJ frn.hos re.
lloyed 1904 Nmount disbursed, S5g,gN .......
n COMMUNICATION vss received from the Commits
Houers Of Charities and Corrections, setting forth
that Ia making their estimate ior exIsnses FOR tho
current yenr, they might bo sbIs " keep the
tmount witDin the SUN uansmitted IN . comtnu-
hicaron 70 tie Controller, but owing W the in
creased advance NJ everything they ps,itlon that
ihe sum o' $1,000 may bo inserted IN the Tax
Levy and cr.dt"i ~ their department. Referred.
Adournoi 70 Thursdsy next.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Benevolent
socicty meeis this evening At 1876 y Bowery.
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MARINE NEWS.
ach -. Rises qa-s. sc,., s5s-Mn,e,.c5


CLEARED.
sTEANhHirs-Hayana, Havana; Northern LIGHT
Fortress Monroe 7'
sHIP-Ciiy OF New York, Nsvin, for Liverpool.
bARks-St!ln, Bremen; Agra, Aspinwall; sayAn-
nah, Portland. "1
bRIGS-Nev Abbott, Rueno~ Ayre. Flor,nce
Msnkanil.a Zephyr, Trinidad, Cuba. Nolant Pom .,
j Barnard, Trinidad lves, Cumberland IIarbor.
sCt0oNFRs-wm Smith. Ma,anza, yirilant.
nnhuSus Nssisalof san JUN del Norte ! Hay, Port
n9,aL II Burnett liehdfofi; n Hine, GeorgctoWn,
Nerwin, Fortress Monroe, John liilron PhiiaIel.
phih Reaper, New Ila;ea.
,,SLoOps-rhos hin Pro,ile-cc; Iira'k Bro.p,
p'''"'' Deep hvor' Nov a4'e'. los al, CO.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Kensinston, Port Rovsl: c ,a n.
ca A,pnvalL savannah, Hi ol IIeA4. IC.rs P1rt
Royal via Hampton Roads.
bHifs-Star Of the West, Iivcrrool. an-ros, For
trees Monroe Henry, lof hecklenh.rl,l Rct an.
f'lA norton, Liverpool VIA Queenrtosu.
,bAkhs- NuNillar, psganros; Harriet Liereslpy,
Las princeton, DemArara; Abby CRAIG MeGnzas.
hRl"s- -Nilhclmine, CAtlcnas: Counctie, sierrs
iSoLt' llt EiIchsen, lDanishj 81 lhomas; Olozmhu,
inlade.phtt ior fotirmouth, Daniel Trov bridge,
bemHNn NeponseL hihltitlan; enc, Ponce, r.
sCHoONEks Zebra Arroyo, p X; Ahljc Brad
ford, lacmel Peterson, fhiladelphir Ialla RooHh.
MMellhctE Golden Eagle Bo'ton for Phladcph,a ,a'
MhuIpn liolmcL ffovincetovn for TancipG D n
Newcomh, Salon Tor TangierJ 5 Hipeins, " ,uds ., ~
ior IHufieIi Andrew Peters, Providence for Fnza.
Iethporl, ocean Queen, Welleet for 1ancier; j q
comote for Boston; Anna hyrick, Virginia for Bo,
Ton, Boston, PhilAdelphis for Boston; owen BeMse.
WnaI,i..o,% !, ~ nlenhoweL Gicenwich, \ J; ! Il
Sh,ndler, Philadelphia l. l. Pharo, -; \ Berrv,
hNNhorci lllians, Fortress Monroe; MN *
baIueIt PhiiadelPhia; BMhteler, Caps ieuiupeu;
, 4 liawrS Nanticose River Mott BodoI, Baitmoi q;
n s~'soh' providence ioT BA tinore,
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E'lJRs.

A TTENTION, LADIEs-THE OLD ES-
n tsb,hed " \. Eur ssnuias.u55ns ao, a. IS chai.
ins sinse sets AZ their factory wholesale prices Call
early and gel choice and great barsan; setts 100
.nniIrels Fitch Martin and Mink sable sets very
low. Altering and repairing 70 the the is,esi styles
sssinst moths LOOK for the mammoth 50. FLEA'
ING, AanAgek 9Ss
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COAL.

GOA L-COAL-COAL-COAL-A FIRST
~ rate article Of Cumberland coal, at l50 Leroy
HEATHER. s5y
GOAL, C0Al-JUST ARRIVED, 80 AM
" 80 per toni am selling the best quality o
ieu ana Nhlte ash stove, egg and nut at the AbOy
low price II called for this day lees to dealeIs Ala
smsll 'ot q LehEh lump for sale low Apply At ls
ave- COT zoth st. and sth st. door west Of lst 80
COAL-BEST RED AND WHITE ASF.
this day, at j. OF ERIPELs, ll0 Canal st, and Is
roISh 81 Sli
CUMBERLAND COAI-GFORGE'S Creel
5ior sale to dealers and consumers, N 2ltt q
East 23d st qSs
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Too Late for Classification.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSApA-
hklLlA cloanses and renovates the blood instil,
ut Nsoi OF health into the system, aud puIges out the
''""'''t thA make diseaEe, SS5
| tMARhS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
1,g,Aieta careful examination Of Ufl NBOL Llps
nkEfAkAlIuNs, the enjoy our utmost sonrde ence
We consider 'heIn sale and reliable
phu.A.i,ht NkNEERS YATES.
".uo'fHNA june 18th, 1860. 3S5
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOTU-6
~ stand simple, pure majestic; having fact for its
lnduet,on i9T its pillar, truth alone ior ip capt.
'ioNof p''auhhnou over 10 years. AS6
WANTED--FOR THE U. 8. NAYY-CAR-
w penters, black kspthA s,esari,, lAnd.nen. ira
men and seamen, The highest bounty psid al the
AIa shiRDLn6 VIlee y GepILaadi al W staiIi. 594
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Ilreoth eNtncted without pain, OF no chsTge beau
titul teeth Inserted 81 oach. ToothAnhe cured and
teeth filed Vith cerh rhrated hone filling All opeTa-
tons warranted. j JAY NlLLRKs, 1856 Grand g., 2
blocks from Broadway. $50
4 SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
11ber SO TO i2; Oh gold, alV TO $40; partial sets
sold, -, silver II per tooth Teeth extracted with
out pain, cleaned, whitened, filled with gold or
other hllingA 50 ct. and warranted. by DR. II, VII
LkkS, iS BoNery, opposite Ihc Old Theatre. 32s
nR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
Ia set Of teeth on silver at ~ TO sl5 on gold
SlU to az sectional so cents per tooth teeth
filed With gold hone cement other filings so ets.
TO II per tooth, Teeth extracted without pain. 21
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
In Paris A full sat for SS, usual price ~ finest
set rs, usual price t35 cheap sets, 70, Teeth eI-
tractsd without pain. DIR, MlCHACD, French oent-
iut % Ave g. near 9Th r.. $40
The sun., 1865-03-08

2SRO WILL BUY A 2-STORY HOUSE
pocO and full lot 400 yard. from Railroad sta
tlon At Winfield. Terms to suit purchaser Apply to
MAJ RlCE McAtLlFf, on the premises. 33i
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MEDICINES.

A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF
IAthe properties Of HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract
Buchu wall be a comparison With those ret forth in
the lnit0d states Dispensatory. $50
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOM-
IA modatei with good board and pleasant rooms, 90
per week Tor board and Washing, by spplying is2ss
Mest 3Jd st. bet 7th and Sth ayes. 80
A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
n be accommodated with board aud comfortable
rooms ut ~ MaIketst. ~
HOTEL GARNI, 1885 EAST 18Th ST, 4
L DOOR from Sd aVenue-FuTnished bedrooms for
Terp,c liable mechanics, each teparato room, from
81 20 70 II 10 per week; double bedrooms 50 ler
week, On the Eurupean style. IS,
WANTED, BOARD ON A FARM FOR A
w persons. for the season, within " miles OF New
York, in Jersey NoTth River. Address with
teym,, which must bo reasonable, w. ". Z. INION,
10 Chambers At. 3ii
> SHOP GIRLS CAN BE ACCOMMODAT-
- od ~ith board aud odgins on reasonable terms at
olO Aott st, near Bcecker top floor. 3I4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
Amusements.

New METROPOLITAN Those who we're
absent from the theatre last night miss
ed as pretty conception as was ever
put upon the stage. The "Marb e
Heart" was admirable-one of those
dramas that attract and fascinate. It
was really elegantly produced. Made
moiselle Marco was most admirably
represented by Miss Price; indeed, we
have seldom seen her play better. Mr.
Hanchett also played with unusual abil1
ityp as did likewise Mr.. Golden. The
opulent Partisan, Mr.. Veandore, found
an excellent counterpart in Harry Wat
son. Melville, as the Viscount Chateau
Margeaux, was inimitable; and Miss
Mayhem and Joesy Love won warm ap
plause. In short, it was one of thu
most pleasing and attractive plays WI
have seen presented during the season
The statues were beautiful beyond praise
Tonight is the last appearance of Miss
Fanny B. Price, when she will appear il
the admirable character of Marian, IL
the Wrecker's Daughter with pleas
ing afterpiece
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

Personal of the future pros
perity, growth, and reputation OF our
city depends upon the character OF the
many strangers now locating among uF.
We need hardly say that it were wise on
the part Of our people to scrutinize
closely the character of the men com.
posing every new business firm. If
they are found worthy, extend to them
hearty social and business welcome.
If, on the contrary, an examination
demonstrates that they are not trust :
worthy, or are positively vicious, the
manner in which they are received
should be made to convey to them a
hint that a. reformation or change of
location will be both desirable and
profitable. Where men have been raised
and lived for years is a good place to
learn their characters. And going to
their old homes, we are gratifed to
learn that many of the young men now
living with us stand high and are given
up with regret g
These thoughts are suggested on read
ing the following complimentary notice
of our new friends Parsons, Scoville &
Mofitt, of the New York Grocery
Store" which we copy from the North
ern New York Journal, published in
WATERFOWL, their old home:
Among other soldiers who have done
credit to themselves by Immediately GO
| ing into business after returning from
the field, are our young friends Moffatt,
Parsons and Scovil, who have formed a
partnership for the purpose of carrying
on wholesale and retail grocery bust
ness at Evansville, Indiana. We wish
/ these young men great success in their
new business, and when we do this we
are strong in the belief their energy,
tact and ability will recommend them to
the new friends they are to form, and
insure them lucrative business. z,
Col. S. A. Mofatt, who has been in
the war in command of p regiment
most of the time since active hostilities
commenced, went from the Watertowr
Bank & Loan Company, where he hac
been bookkeeping for some time. He
has fine education, and has had much
experience as business man.
Major B. Parsons, who has also beer
in the service for several years past, il
known tc the citizens of Watertownas ar
honest, faithful and competent business
man. He was in the store of Norris
Winslow for considerable length o
time just previous to his enlistment
Capt Chas. Z. ScoVil, who was il
the Provost Marshars Department, il
the Army of the Potomac, has done geo.
service for his country there; besides
he was in several important battles witt
his regiment Mr.. Scovil is youne
man Of good ability, and has had yer.
, considerable experience as book-kesE
er and business man.
We congratulate the people of Evans
, vile upon the acquisition Of this net
r firm, composed, as it is, of three of a
, fine young men as this country ca
afford.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

STREET Railways In New ALBANY
An ordinance authorizing the construc
ton of street railways is now pending il
the New Albany City Council ss5ad,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

George Anderson, who is engaged at
Pelcher & Femley's Carpenter Shop,
was injured yesterday, while attending a
circular saw. His thumb was entirely
cut off, and his hand very badly hurt
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11


MORE IMPRoyEMENTs.--The Liant Bros.
are about completing another good
work for the city, to-wit :-the sewer on
Franklin street, from one square below
Fulton Avenue to Pigeon creek. For
some years there has been sewer ex-
tending from First Avenue to point
just below Fifth Avenue, where it
emptied into a slough or bayou, lead
ing into Pigeon Creek. The present
work was commenced at the creek, just
below the new bridge, and will connect
with the old sewer at Fifth Avenue, run.
ming the entire length of Franklin Az
enue. It is an excellent work, larger
than the Locust street sewer, and ia ev'
cry way worthy of the city of Evans
vile. If the weather continues favora
BILE, the work viii be completed by Tues
day evening, and perhaps one of the
best Jobs of the kind in the city. There
is no city in the State, and but few in
the West, that possesses so extensive and
serviceable system of sewerage as Ev
ansyilIe, and if the cutters are proper
y graded, we can have the cleanesi
city in the world. srasK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

REcoRDER's CoURT.-There was sin
gle case Of assault and battery disposed
of by His Honor yesterday, adding S.
to the exchequer of the city. Some
boys were up for an assault upon wo-
man in Stringtown, but the case was
not disposed of.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
IrINrss OF JUDGE PIroHER-We re.

greet TO learn that Judge Pitcher was
taken suddenly ill on Thursday even
ing, and his illness grew so serious that
he was compelled to adjourn Court at
Mt. Vernon, in the midst of an impor'
tant trial A number of witnessesr who
were in attendance from this city return
ed home last evening. The trial is dis
missed until March.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
a@ We are indebted {

RG We are indebted to Mr.. DoBELL,
our enterprising Periodical Agent, for
late copies of the Round Table and
The Nation, two Of the best weeklies
published in this or any other country.
We advise those who want to read
something worth their while, to call al
DoBEIL's, and get copies of these pa
nars 1--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

A NEW FoUSDRY.-The frame for a
new foundry, to be styled the Union
Foundry, has been erected about a
square below Heilman's foundry. This
new institu ton will be established by
eight young men. all practical workmen
and worthy gentlemen, and will add an
other TO the many manufacturing estab-
lishments of the city. We are glad to
see such establishments spring up, as
they add to the wealth and prosperity Of
the city. There is work for all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
S IT p E. e TOR
Captain HI. T. Dexter.

GOING DOWN 9
Leaves Evansville eoery Friday at 3 p. NJ
Paducah Saturday, | a. no
/" Cairo 7p.m
ArriUes i,s Memphis Sunday Night.
RETURN NC
Leaves Memphis every Monday n. 5 p. M
" Cairo every Tuesday at 1IS N.
PGducah eUerg Wednesdays a. M
Arrioes in EUGnsvilIe Wednesday Night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

EDITORIAL CouRTEsY.-0n Monday
last we published an account of MUIR
der committed at Carsville, KY, on the
Goth uIt. On Wednesday the Louisville
Democrat appropriated the item Uerb-
atm without credit Yesterday the
Evansville Courier copied the item and
credits it to the Louisville Democrat.
That is a species of editorial courtesy
that we are not fond of,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

The New Albany cemetery, we learn
from the Ledger, is being smartly i'm
proved, enlarged and generally beauti-
fed From all accounts the improve
ments were greatly needed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

BLAcKwooD for October has been re.
ceived from the publishers, Messrs.
Leonard Scott & Co. It's table of con.
tents contains the following: Number
Two of Won. Borcke's g Memoirs of the
Confederate War for INDEPENDENCE, .
which contain an account of the seven
days fighting around Richmond; Mis-:
Majoribanks, Part TX; Giacomo. Leop,
ardi; Switzerland in Summer and Au.
tumn, Part IL; The Obstinate Titan
The Laying of the Atlantic Cable.
Blackwood is always readable and gen.
era'ly instructive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

NEW MUsIo.-We are indebted to the
publishers, we presume, for four new
pieces of sheet music entitled respect
lively: Hear the Soft Winds Signing;
or, Rest thee, Dearest Mother, Rest
thee" song and chorus; Captivating
Scbottish;" "The Lone Heart" song,
and "The Green Above the Red" song
and chorus addressed to the Fenian
Brotherhood. The music of all these
pieces by EAsrBURN, and the words of
two of the songs The 6rst-named song
is dedicated to our old friend, W. H.
Axe, new of Nashville, Tenn. We pre-.
sumo all the music ia good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
Local Notices.

ST.. PAUL's CHURcH.-This Church will
be opened for Divine Service on Sunday.
The church is much improved, as to
capacity, general appearance and COM
fort An appropriate sermon will be
preached in the morning. 1t is hoped
there will be afull attendance Of ali he
Pensioners. Sunday School at nine
o'clock. 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

BaS~ The fishing Is said to be tine
just now. A gentleman yesterday
morning, in an hour or two, hooked
some twenty splendid bass from the
river just below the mouth Of Pigeon
Creek. We wish we had time to &c
6sbinp aa4tr al.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

BG- We received call yesterday
from Mr.. A. B. Norton, of. Texas, former
ly editor of the Intelligencer, published
at the capital of that State. Mr.. Nor
ton was driven out of Texas in 1861, on
account OF his Unionism, and is now on
his way back to his old home. He
publishes card in our paper annoane'
ing that he is prepared to do q Scene
raj Law and Land Business" throughout
Texas. Letters on business will reach
him, addressed to either Austin, Tyler.
or WoodsYille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

B6r The Third Street NJ. E Chapel
has had the heating furnaces fixed, SO
that the children who attend the Sab
bath School tomorrow will be made
comfortable, as also the congregation
who attend the regular ten o'clock SER
u.oo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

FoE'sALE--LotsY15 and 16, in Block
81 of the Eastern Enlargement, being
60 feet fronting on Walnut street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
Title perfect Terms easy.
Enquire of ASA IGLEHARr,
i. anovII dot ct EB fG.Third street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

VXTAETED-AE AGEGT-IN EVERY STATE
w county, and township in the United states,
for ssThe Petroleum v. Nasty Papers" L. w.
Carroll & Co, putlishsrs his work Is the most
humorous ever printed, and viii sell more rapidly
than any subscription book ever publish q. IL
will be richly hound in fine English cloth, printed
on excellent paper, aud with bold tyre. Ehs
illustrations will 10 numerous and well executed.
The people want just such D book TO maketnen
"laugh and grow fat" President Lincoln ooe
day, nearly worn. out by the pressure OF official
duties. pushing everything else aside, remarked
to friend: " Have you seen the Nasty Papers y
" No, have not" was the answer. "Who Is
NaEby2 a. 'There Is a Chap out in Ohio, re-
piled the President, " who has been writing O
series of letters in the newspapers. .
am going TO write to Nasty TO come down here,
and intend to tell him If he will communicate
his talent to me will swop places with him."
Agents will ste te their experience, II any, and
will name several counties in the order OF theiI
choice. We give the highest commission, and
have no back freight charges g
JOSEPH L. T0PHAM & CO.,
oaf5 s. L. cor. Fourth and Vine Streets,
esp27, SIN. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
sATURDAY...........NovEMBER II
City and State.

RGs- We have seldom seen the streets
of the city present a more animated
spectacle than on yesterday. The day
was fine and pleasant, and it appeared
as if all the fair danes and damsels in
the city were out shopping, and all the
gentlemen out admiring the fair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
-OyEMBER 8, 1866.

ORDER Fo2 BRICK SIDEWALK
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by
the Common Council of the city of Evansville
that the o. all lots parts eff lots front
ing or adjoining the sonth east side of Locust
street, bttwe 4 Second and Third streets, in said
city, the side walks thereon to be broug IN
to the proper grade, and that they caaze a side
walk of GLASS No. to be laid down thereon with.
in thirty days from the publication of this order!
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Office, Nov. s, 1865. gT0e --5n9 st
(Union copy.l nsaL4H8 40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

sG Our enterprisiug, fellow-citizen
William Heilman is adding further i'm
provements to his vast establishment on
First and Pine streets. This busy square
is NOW about completed. l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

s9 Capt. Muckridge has purchased
the Green river. gunboat, and now has
the lumber for sale, which is all poplar.
The lumber may be seen near the City
HOTEL 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

R Fairchild s Wood (Mrs. West
falls old stand1 will keep constantly on
hand, during the winter, choice meat OF
all kinds. They viii. as usual have a
full supply of vegetables, fruits, &C. All
articles delivered free.so al nv6dlE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
DATENT LOOMS FOB SALE.

Lambs Patent SELF Weaving Loom weayes q
yard Of Jeans in thirty minutes, weaves eight
different kinds of cloth on the same warp, weaves
double width blankets, weaver seamless sacks and
requires no skill to weave. Call and see enc 81
work, at No. First sire {, Evansville.
n7-dAW3m WIN. BLAKELY, Genl Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11


The St. Charles undoubtedly won the first heat,
but it is evident from the above sum mary that
the United States viii win the second, and the
race, rs she hiss the speed and power. The ST.
Charles parsed out Of sight just Is seconds ahead
Of the United states, but having ~ minutes the
start, he latter beat her time IL minutes.
In the oldsn time, when the trace track - was
enlived by the Telegraph No. 2, the time out Of
sight was made 1884 minutes She made the
run in that time-the shortest ever made by any
boat, before or since.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

BoARDINe "A few dodgers and num-
Der Of daily or weekly boarders, can be
accommodated by applying a Mrs. Dan
nelFsY corner of Second and Sycamore
streets. 80 ~ no1l-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11

SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT AUCTION. -
Hiram Nelson viii sell, at two o clock,
at the courthouse, twenty acres of land
adjoining the city. A bargain will be
had. Purchasers, look ontl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
AUCTION SALE.
FOR SALE.
HOUSE and Lot for sale.

NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH
IL large corner lot, we'll set with shrubbery
one of the best locations in the city, corner o.
Seventh 8nd Chestnut streets.
Also, If desired, the whole, or part of the
furniture will be included in the sale.
INQUIRE Of AIKEN & DUSOUCHET,
Water strest, Sam'l 0rr's Block.