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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-14


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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-14

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-14
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NV NASHVILLE LEE oT S4gAN
PAcKETs We learn that combination
has Just been formed among several Of
our most prominent Steamboat and bush
ness men, having for lie object the es-
tablishmeni Of regular line Of packets
from this city TO Nashville. The follow
ing Eamea boats have already been pur
chased: Rowens, Rebecca, Emma Floyd
and Havana. One Of these boats viii
leave regularly every Wednesday and
Saturday, evening of each week. The
company il presided oyer By James w.
CAT, Esq, and the superintendence Of
the line depends on capt JAS. ). Wise,
well known among our merchants and
river men. The line win 90 into opera
ton with the first rise Of water 10 the
Cumberland river Gin. Times.
Our merchants will see By such an
nouncements as the above, the efforts
that are being made by rival ciiies fcl
the trade Of the Tennessee river. Bul
inssmuch as one thing at a time should
be our motto, we trust that the Camel
ton and Memphis Packet enterprise viii
be speedily organized and put in opera
ton, that We may have time to devoti
orr attention to other fields for cultiFa-
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
Amusements.

Nav METROPOLITAN Fanny u
Price played Madeline, the Belle q the
Faabourg." last night in most splendid
style, and was well supported by Mr.
Hanehett, "a Bertrand Mr.. Watson, al
Appenami Mr. Melville, as Remy
Miss Mayhem, % Adelaide aud Grier-
son, % Keeper Of the Insane Asylum
There is q manifest Improvement In
Miss Price since she played here last, a
further development OF those exiraordi-
nary giits Of mind which she possesses
in q most eminent degree. saa ~
The audience last night was a highly
fashionable one, and expressed their APP
probation Of the performances in marked
applause
Tonight Miss Fanny B. Price will
appear in her unrivaled representation
Of Fanchon or, The Cricket" o
character in which she 10 not equaled
Those who have not seen this beautiful
play, with Miss Price in IL, should 40 By
Gil means.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

sW Ogsrcoats for the million, at Car.
Inns Emporium Of Fashion, resdy.msde
or made TO order, Of the finest maisrial,
at very low rates, q be has got too large
stock on hand, and b determined 70
sell, II be has q selI . low figures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

115- Mr.. j. w. Husher succeeded last
Thursday in obtaining photograph Of
the eclipse. IL 10 very good, but MT. III.
thinks II be could have moved bis cam
era little closer to Old Sol, be would
have done better. - Exchange
Our friend ParkhilI, OF this city. took
q photograph which Is very distinct, bat
unfortunately the moon travelled 30 fast
that he bad not time, after the idea aug
gested itseif, TO get his material ready
before the rnoon had almost crossed the
suns dfsc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

The house aud fprniture will DO open FOR ID.
spsction, "a persons desfous Of purchasing, frOti
10 10 ~ o'clock, A. H., daily. Tor two weeks.
o20 aw GEO. w. AMORY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

To~E BALL The Crescent City Ball
Club design having a game this after
noon, at ! O'Clock The weather prom
Uses TO be fair, and the game will 10
DOUBT be interesting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

DD-Our Township Trustee was the
object Of q very animated search yestsr-
day afternoon BY q paterfamiliaa, sho
the night before had been the recipient
Of a gift 10 the shape Of very diminu-
tive specimen Of humanity--"dons up
in rag" and Left at his door step. He
says the loser .orgot TO leave her card,
and among bis many female friends, be
Is quite at 8 loss 70 knoW his fair cred
itor.--IHdtanapols Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01


ASorHrR DAxeER--If the merchants
sit still and allow Louisville capitalists
TO establish, permanently, a line of
packets from LouiavilIs to Memphis, the
result win not oply, ,ba TO take from ua
the large trade with Memphis which we
now. enjoy, hut !. win ultimate in the
destruction Of she present excellent line
running between this city and Cairo.
When the Louisville and Memphis line
Il established, the next move on the
part Of the proprietors will be to consol-
date the mail routes from louisville
70 EeansSiIle with that from Evansville
to Cairo, which will 90 reduce the reve-
nHe Of theEsansyille and Cairo liae as
s5eOmpel them to ldtop out Of the trade.
Il is high time thatthe aggressive policy
iFPased 70. as was iuauguFated II In
the. qplg sopFes Of salvation for the com
merce and trade OF Evansville.
esAs we Remarked yesterday, there is
an abundance of capital here to inaugu-
rate q gigantic system of steamboats,
In addition 20 the immense money held
BY our banks. there i vast amount of
private capital which could DO very pre-
iitAbly invested in this business, and ii a
proper public spirit prevailed among the
moneyed men aud merchants of Evans
vile, they would, before the week ends,
meet aud organize steam navigation
company with:a cash capital Of $780,
900 to $1,000 900, and establish what
ever lines might prove necessary to the
interests aud prosperity Of the city.
There il notime to tribe Il is CONNER.
cial ruin 10 delay. r 500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

pOThe undersigned having deter
mined 20 leave the city, offers at private
sale, house and lot, buggy and harness,
cook stove, book cases and other arti-
cles, al Of which may be seen near the
corner Of Chestnut aud Filth streets
Evansville. agsh Il g. WHrrE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

4 SALE OF, GovERSmEsr Bears. --Yester.
day, agreeably TO notice, the Government
boats and barges lying at the Evansville
wharf and also a sunken barge in the
Cumberland river, were sold at auction
By order Of the ouarsermaster of this
district. The side wheel gunboat Lew
Eavss was purchased BY James Ellis for
81 ,os5. o 49,.
The Government wharfboat was sold
- Fred. Huston a Co. for 81 .450, and
win be used here. by Capt. Huston, as
ISOLATED with Capt. Ehrman and Duke
Nicholson.
The large barge on the wharf was
purchased BY Capt-J V. Throop, FOR
sSs0n and i a 6ne bargain. as
Mr.. Welchs Of Goleonda, purchased
another barge for s2so, and Mr.. RuHner
5oughta third barge for Sl70
The barge snnken in the Cumberland
was purchased BY Capt. N. Willard for
$50, and be was afterwards offered, and
declined, $500 for bis bargain.
Capt FL. Ehrman purchased he ca.
bic and tackling on the wharf-bOat for
so %. Everything, we think, sold at
very low rates, the amount and charac.
ter Of the property not being sufficient
to attract competition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

FoUR DAY AUcrIox. Hiram Nielsen
will eommerce this morning ut 2T Lo-
cust street, at 9 O'Clock, an auetioa sale
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and
ready-made Clothing1 Lafiea are in
vited. Sale every da5, moraing and
evening, during me week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
ONO q MISSISSIPPI R.R.
wEDNEsDAY......... NOVEMBER. l.
City and State.

LocAEs,-There 10 most prevalent
scarcity Of local items afoat in the city,
unless we "do up the muddy streets,
tho dagger Of cholera, the want Of ho-
tel Of frst class character, or the past /,
the present aud tho future Of Evansville,
subjects which we have well nigh ex-
bApsted Oar city is becoming quite
stall to furnish proper ctbam for local
editor. Hence we cry, "0l scissorsl !"
and 20 foE our exchanges, which We fhd
almost as barren Of local items as our
own quiet oity.i5ta a9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

D. The citizens Of Somerville. Team,
have refased 10 allow lot Of Yanks
70 open o niger Sunday School 10 their
midst.-Louissflie Democrat
They are no doabt afraid, and very
justly, too, that il the negroes are edu-
Gated they viii become their equals.
Hence they say to the poor Africans,
IF you ans are allowed to 90 to school
you'uns viii so0n know more than We
'uas"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

/ CReUlr CoURr. --Most OF yesterday
was occupied by tho circui. Court in the
trial Of civil causas
j. -. Stockton was tried on an indict-
ment for larcenya and acquitted.
Tom Howard. indicted for larceny,
plead guilty, and was sentenced TO two
years Ia The penisentiary, and to be dis
franchised two years
George Van Blari cum, indicted for
larceny, plead guilty, aud goes to the
penitentipFy for two years.
Amongst the legal gentlemen present
yesterday IVES james G. Denny, Esq, .
leading lawyerlof Yiucennes.
CURT will probably hold until the last
of.next week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

n@AH auesabis pasntAE diEuaes
itself through every FIBRE Of the frame
after dose Of the. Red. Jacket Bifsers,
and anliKe vine and unmedie&ted slim
ulanGs, they never sour even on the
weakest stomach
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Wax 1aPoR-AxT--Thai every man in
the city should know that hecAp bar eV-
err kind Of boot or gaiter at The Boston
Shoe Store Esr about bali that he has
been payilas, aud ess as good gooda
TRY a. lvg u.s. RIcGER g. Co,
oet3lTaTh .fa s Second street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
NEW BOOKS.
AbbOttss
HISTORY OF THE WAR.

Second Volume..-..Second Volume
AR JoNRs. THE Agent ron THIS WORK
WI has appointed 4. J. Dabeil's BECK store,
Main street, 10 deliver the Second Yelume, whlch
he has nov received. Those who prefer can cali
aud get a., which will be quicker than tha carrier
win be around Go walt ON them win a.. IL is un-
deniAbly the best History % the War cut, a. the
author'a nane-Abbott-wili sufficiently guar
snter. esi.tw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

ffffFT# 49, TTrEz1 70 q
Bors CLoTHHG.-li you want q good
suit Of boys clothing, 90 TO Carlin's, as
be has got the largest and best stock TO
be foRnd 10 the city, and e. reduced
prices. Cal and satisfy yourselE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
REMOVAL.
GROCERIES.
d WEAVER 8 co S04
non1.. r.o.asa. A. D. v;.;.,s

ETAvE PURCHASED TIE STOCK OF NJ
II We'll, the ooraer Of Secand and Locust
strsess--Ses. - and S5--snd have r~ceivs4 Il 3D.
9ftion to ths sezHe.a general supPsy Of Gseds in
sheir line. They aprisa enaeaEcr 90 keep On han1a
a general assortment q StaPle and Fancy G-ue@r-
les Wceden end willow Ware, and hope BY
close attention. o. hasinessso merit share -ef
the pA1Eo0axA 81 the ciffssHs q EraIaTflis- Thsy
psapsCssaAls aultsis rms sans. OerES In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

a9y> The undersigned begs leave TO
inform bis former customers and friends
that be- hes feopenea again bis meat
shop, at has old stAha 6a Iocbst a!fess,
next to Nelson's AUCTION room, where he
. prepared aaily e fagnish al kinds ci
fresh meat NJ. Cons B Co,
octs0.dl@sF aar9eA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
NEW MUSIC:
a spIendId Lot OF New sluslCl

SACRED. t s4sa =
nJESUs. SAVIOUR or MY e0uLF' HophrAao,
Solo aud Quartette. by mAi,....-..,.,........3oc,
"OOME UNTO ME-" BY mail...s-s.... SOC.
aFApING, STILL FADING" ny mail $3.50.
g AGAIN AS EYEEING." by maii....... -. .aae.
BALLADS. NA H@aN hA#
"oUsHLA ANGRRa RtACHRKE; !" beautiful
Irish balad BY MAIL
- MOTHER, STARS ARR kHlkIN0," q lit
to song TOR little people. ny mall 500.
"MY ANGEL n0Ya 4 CANNOT SEE THEE
DIE" by
0THEN TURN YOUR THOUGHTS TO ME !"
Hong and chorus by mall
uOLT5 DON'T CAREn BY maii..................9l,c.
sJEFF. IN PKTTlcoATs,' = with pieturel, 500.
Tao above pieccs, together with u large lot u
ether nsw songs and instrumental music, Just
WV - M - WARREN coNYNoroN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Ea5- One Thoasanda Pounds Choice
Grapes, fren ihe Fox Ialauds ViAayard
at the New York Marhess corner o
Third and L0cnst aire6iss ocf30-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

WASTED-Four house painters-good
wages Riven---bs vita6 Non a
oet3ld3t TrRxocK a ScHL0fTEa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

SS- The Chicago Rspablica will ap-
pear in guazto form, of the size and style
Of the New York Times, on the LIST >of
Novemhee. "a ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01


IETAHTED-Ah AGEhT--Ih EyEhT STATE,
w couaty, and Township IA the United siatss,
for fThs PstfoIoum v. Hshy Papers' k.Ws
Carroll 4 Co., pntlishsrss ? his work u ths most
hmmorons ever printed, ard VIII soil fncrsrnpiaiE
than any subscription book ever publish a. ~
ufii be- richly boasd IN hne Ebglsb cloth printed
81 excslient peyer, and with bold tJpe. fns
illustrations Willie numerous and well executed.
Hha people waht Just such n book 70 make tnyn
- laugh and grow fat" President Lincoln eDe
Gay, nearly worn out By TIE pressure ~ afisisl
duties. pushing everything eiss asffs, REMARKED
- friend " Have you sesn tbs Hasby PapsrsT
sNo, have NOT, "vaa fhs answer. q Who j.
Manbyf' "Thrre fl NJ OAK ia Ohpo,p Fc-
piiad me prusla .gae has been writing
series o. isttssH "a - -. sDapers.
am going y orfa 70 Nasty 10 come down here,
and / intsEd 10 tell him II bs will commnnichts
his talent 70 mo 4 Will swop places With hlm.
Agsntg win stvtg fhcif expaftsHce,. n aey, ana
viii name several eonnfiss y Abe ordSr ~ tleir
ehoice. We give the highest commission, and
have no back H0ight charges.
JOSEPH L.. TOPuAM a CO.,
h. III. Oors Fourth ADD Vine htreeis
Nap27 .3m. Cfscinna1, Onto.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

s3 City orders FOR sale 81 this oiscs.
enilp9D f octs0dlt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Mr.. B. II. CIay's splendid thorough
bred mare, Ascension, killed herself
on last Thursday, 10 Vanderbnrgh coun-
~, By running agains q tree. She was
very fne animal, being full sister 70
Balloon" and valued At g., 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
Agents w anted
FOR SALE.

A LII THE BAN FfxrUREs, LIQuoRag Bill
n Hard Tables, Gee k@pg Utensils, Kitchen and
Dining Furniture, bisbtH, DO. apptrtminffw 10
tho 90. Nicholas Saloon and Restaurant, on halB
street. between Tirst sud second. Apply sson 10
o5o-iw Sam. GhAMMBH, Pr0p'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

RgcoRDER's CoraT --one or two cases
Of drunk atone occupied the attention OF
the Recorder yesterday, which indicates
very healthy tone Of public tnorals 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
LosT--REWARD.

DOCKET B00K.--OH SATURDAY LAST, A
Black Morocco Pocket-B7ok, containing be-
tween 3b0 and 800 In greenbacks and two Eve
cent silver pieces, besides sundry pagers of value
% the owner. This finder will Be well rewarded
~ leaving II At this ONCE. oSO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
OYSTERS.

Oysters, oYsrERs.--5o CASES COVE oYs-
~ Tkils. just received aad for sale At red uosd
price BY n. 4. husT0N A CO.,
oe1S No. 90 Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
River Items

EezEser eAd Rlssr. The zsAthar molzsAtad
lttie yssfsEaey. vita IN ossssssnal gIssz 81 sza-
shins-.-..Ths river is.risiss steadily bus slowiy
aud the oDuntsaAzesa g ssds-whseI sAsAabOats
zrs growing brighter
ArTissGs go D~yarMgss-Ths fsIloNing are The
arrivaIs and dsrsrturss sune cur iass rssort Ar
Kosy. cszefanati 60 Tennssses river Bertha and
Anna. CiHsiazSsI 90 MamVhis; ciiiEsa, Pittaburg
10 Esokuk; b <. Dznksrsou. LoGisFGlis ana re-
turn Jas. Gray. Hsa1srs0n and Tstzra Qusksss
Eswbzrxh ans rstaru; J. 3. GIInOzs, Tsaue~sss
rivrr % ClnriHsssis PhHssslnes Msmpais q Log
isTifis.
Rsaas Due,-AnoBg tAs arst beats due are The
TGraseon. fron Leaisyiiss Liberty 10. 2, hoa
Memphis; Pine Grove, Yerkt0was Lsnais Drosn
and cl>ensr. fsF %. LSubs eIifton' HsHpais And
oArolias. for Msmphis Spray fer TsnnssSss river
ArEgls, etariighs and Peerless, f5r Esv oElsans
1FiseaEla@asna--Thsrs was Sss iisfis busiasaa
done en- the IsTss yesterday. sons freight w2s
discharged b. the boGts passing dosn-..-----.Ths
vsianfaer. iats Of fhs mosanit0 nss<. passed up
without landing The Il. X. DunksrsaA ar.
rived ~ dark with nice packet trip. she isfs "a
Loslssiiis fall 81 ysepis, sksef oelosk.--.-.Ths
J. h. Gilmors, nsesnfir saak ~ eoicsndas be-
hssn raised And paused up laas niEht-----.---sh,
Palssfius mrrfvsd about 7 oseIosk fr5z Msaphis
sad discharged $50 bales Of eottos. eonsignsd :.
Browa, Daakeraoa A Cas- Agsnta- q ths area
Bsllasenthana coktsn EEpsess....a-aThs So. Pst
rick was momsatarlly sHpsetsd whsa Ne len ga
wharf lat night. sad ne aeubs win hsvs paAss.
~ b@EsFe nefHsag..-.~-sh. X. Dunksrnon isft ;.
4 rail yesterday maFning fsr Louisvtils and Mss
Aibany, 10 mass Cot- Pandisson, the RAilres<
4 KtnK and ehisf of the BsltsfSutains cotton ~
press. We kaa hoped % msst Col. Psa6ist0a il
this city about this time. and take a-~pineA Q
Maec0boy all Foana." Il weald b. wsis ,......-.sg
hsvs The promise q plsnsy 81 whsFf.boats a. 90
l4a4iag. Captains John Travis sad Joe Ashls
have parehAssd hns nsw vharf-haas 81 BOek
parts bnilf BY Ms. Doashsfsy. ana vii hsss he
towsa here In 1ay OF swe. Trsd Hnston. late Z
the nsmnaviIis and oAiro paskss Liar, Capt y q
Ehrmaa. late Q. .. comsiaa4ry Of sassisissc.
and DMks Eiehelsons sisrk 81 ms caarner5 has
\ paseh4sed ths Gossramsat wharfboaf iying :
the foot Of Locust slrsst. aud via eemmsaes se
tive operations at enos- Thsse usw eoz.sinstfbn
lSek iiks basiaasa...---.A terrible sseamha4a ~
plosion ocenrrea al HsS YoFk % sHadAy. u
stsAzsr So. J9hn, ths hasss aRd fastest bsat 81
buglt. sxgi0dad her boller. kTiing seysn psraoE
and W0nnding seventeen. Tks Ssusas of ths ~
natsz is nss "a known. end. tt y zsssrfs2. shl
20 Hazsaai risk xAs raa b ths saslsssts-
a1nAaEsas EMoa esa Kxea xssxs +
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
AbIe-Rodied Man.

LFoR THE IzTH a.. q. INFAHTRY-RKGU-
IL lar Army-betwesn tho ages Of 10 and IS, aud
height frcun I'VE ieet three inches " six FRET.
Term Of service, three years. 100
Rates Of pay per month"; First gergeant, so !;
sorgeant, go; Corporal, Sis; Private, SIC.
For further particulars apply 70
Brit Mel. FKAEE r.. MUHLEEBER0s
.. 3. A., Capt. lsth y, 5. Infaairy,
And Recruiting OGesr; Gsrpsntef's bHiIdfng cd
aoorl corner ofYIHs and Fret streets, Eyaesfils,
Indiana octied1Tn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
WANTED.
email DWELLING HousE-AppIy 70
- WHEELEB, AhMSTROEG kTARRAR,
oaI-G

ITO INTERNATIONALLY coon CAB
4 dep0r, 70 80 70 Memphis. Apply 81 Mrs. vii.
sons, Fourth street, between Main and Loruat.
ALSO, o or laborera 10 do farm. work oezG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

The police officers are vigilant, ant
seeing their names 10 the Journal has
become terror TO eyil-doers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Ascension was killed At Nashville, not
ia Marlborough county. In "boiling
down" the paragraph we Enthusiastically
omitted the locality.