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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-04

The Grand Trunk ferry-boat has been Or
dered from Buffalo to Port Colburn, it is sur
missed, to convey troops thence to some point.
A large Fenian meeting was held tonight
at the Opera House in this city. -
Nep Orleans, June 1.-The Fenians are
making arrangements for the transportation
of number of the Brotherhood to the North,
by railroad, to join the army invading Can
ada.
NeU York, June 2-1 A. MA special to
the Tribune from Clifton, C. W., says that
British forces have marched to meet the Fe-
mans, and that battle will take place to-
morrow.
A special Toronto dispatch to the Herald,
says:
At four o'clock the Fenians were within
six miles of Chippewa Everybody expected
that Of the Americans, when Sumter was fired
on. -. ..t-t u s
A special dispatch to the Herald, from the
Suspension bridge, says that Mr.. Kempton,
Mayor of Fort Erie, went out to read the riot
act, when the Fenians killed him.
man who refused to give up his horses
was riddled by bullets
1t is reported the Fenian pickets have killed
three Canadians. ...
Buffalo, June l, Midnight.-Parties who
arrived from the Fenian camp late to-night,
say the Fenians, not having received the ex-
pected accession to their strength, and hear
ing the approach of the British troops have
broken up their camp, burned their muskets,
and destroyed their ammunition, and have
left in squads, ostensibly for raids, but it is
generally thought they will ehdeavor to get
back to the United States in the shortest space
of time.
General Sweeney was confidently expected,
but did not come. Tomorrow will prove
whether this is true or not.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-04
"short, sharp and Decisive. 3,

We published on Saturday, the statement
that the Fenians had actually invaded Canada,
and in another column will be found asynop-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-04

A CARD.
HEREBY offer myself a Candidate
i for the Office of STREET INSPECTOR
My professional experience formerly included
attention to the duties of inspection and police,
and / respectfully refer to my action Sanitary
Superintendent, for evidence fmy fitness for the
place.
may29-Tu&Th-td JNO. d. SIMMS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY.
In RESPONSE to public notice by
L my friends, l hereby announce myself as
candidate for the office of 5
A S s ESS OR, M
and shall be gratfed by the support of those who
may deem me competent 70 the responsible duties
of the office.
jun2- S&Th JOHN E. DOYLE.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
TN III E undersigned respectfully So
licts your support at the ensuing election,
on the Gath proximo, for the Office of Weigher
of Hay. Should you be pleased to elect him,
he guarantees to give satisfaction, in the dis
charge of the duties of said office. ,t
Your very obd't serv't,
may22-tu&f If JOSEPH. F BATTLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

Ntta5 Ff-lEaHlsa
EVANSVILLE Il CRAWFORDSVILLE.
az seIxa NORTH.
~ Leave. Arrive. = ArFsve.
.~...s,sw ssas Evansville. Fincennes. Il. Hsuts
Accommodation, $40 An 1927 AMI 2:l5r
Mail.............. 30 :15 N ll:T Az $500 Pm
Yincennes Acc'm :3oP n 5:IsP ............
aoIss SOUTH.
= Rrl4.fq5aaaf Leags. = Lsavs. '4Frirs.
.o,tssssl saTsrrs Hauts. viacsnnes. E'vire.
yincanHss Aec'H .......... $50 AK s:lsAn
Masi..... ......... s:2oRM 6:sAP NJ SER Nc
rRRRE HAUfE &aINDIASAPOLIs.
svgfga REeB TEaKE HAuTz. ifft e-r-
.slasap Leass. Arrfss.
Night ...... I Is N f2:o5 N
Accommodation :lb n 8 80 Pm
20 II rs
Expxsss. ........ IA rs $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

IHABAD FIx.-The Richmond, Wayne
county, Telegram gives the following
adventure Of respectable married
man" of that city aith a fascinating
widow. salgSisW W8Aai% gs-.
A certain married man of. Ibis civ. a
few months ago, became decidedly eu-.
amored of a dashing young widow, aud
set irdustrionsiy about the task 10 ac-
complish, her ruin. Various proposals
for elopemena, &c, were made and re-
iected. but finally he received the
widows promice that ifs.he would call
at her residence precisely at twelve
O'clock on 2 certain night he voqId bs
admitted He, OF course, was there
10 time Ringing the bell softly, the
door was opened land a voice from with
in whispered, = II il you, darlinE7'' 90
Our adventurer gave the pass. word
and was admitted sHe wRs requested TO
take of his boots, to avoid making q
noise; be complied. In perfect DARK
ness, he wes conducted into an apart
ment, where he proceeded to disrobe
himself Ga the brink Of glory. the gas
light suddenly burst oat at full gate,
revealing to his astonished vision about
twenty-five Of his most intimate friends,
male and female; most prominent
among the latter class, be had the pleas
ure of recognizing the face of bis own
wife An explosion Of laughter ensued /,
the 7entnrsome young man made g hasty
grab for. his pants, coat, boots aud hat,
and strtck d bee line for the street, and
his own home. The Candel lectures he
has since enjoved can be easier imagined
than described. re,ss4f s6Es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

sEssATlox-The Indianapolis Herald
publishes az. account of . married gen.
tleman and charming "grass widow"
who reside stCincinnati, and who Wis.
tied Indianapolis one day last week, put
ling up at one Of the principal hotels in
that cisy-haviDg the privacy Of their
chamber disturbed by the unexpected
appearances of brother TO ssid widow.
Upon seeing bar brother. who, not sus-
pecting that she had eompany, had
sought her room, she screamed aud
faiuted. The gay Lothario was dis.
covered by the brother, devoid of the
usual amount OF atore apparel, in fact,
in a condition almost bordering on nu'
dity, who sought shelter from the vir'
tuous indignation aud furious wrath Of
tho brother, who rushed upon the fell
low, dragged him from bis hiding place.
and administered sound and substan-
tial drubbing. The poor fellow begged
most piteously for his life, which would
have been jeopaEdized had not other
parties intsrfsred and prevented such
result.
Tbs brother took the srring widow "
back to Ciueinnati and commsnead le.
gal proceedings against her paramount.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

Dosk FoR.-We learn that q variety
troupe, some time last week, visited Vim
cennes, and played to good house, and
from there proceeded to Washington,
Ind, where the treasures of the institu-
ton had the misfortune to incur the dis
pleasure Of his wife, who made declara-
ton that she would leave her liege lord,
and forthwith packed Der goods and chat-
tells and proceeded to the depot, followed
by her afflicted husband, whose tears of
grief flowed like rain, entreating her, in
the most piteous manner, not to desert
him and leave him alone in this sad,
cold, dresry world. but all would not do;
no tears, no entreaties, no nothing would
induce her TO remain. She stepped on
the train with a proud, defiant and in-
.dignant air. NOT even deigning to bid
her husband good bye What could he
do2 What ought any husband do under
the circumstances Follow her, of
course, and win her back 90 her i" 6rst
love- 50 he at once made up his mind,
and he 100 stepped aboard the same
train, and both were borne away at
50 lightning speed" The members of
the troupe had gathered around and saw
all Surely the husband would return on
the WestwaFd.bound train, With his wife
fully psci6 ed--it was. important they
should do so. She was part Of the
troups itself, and--and-he -he--oh.
yes, he had the money bag. The next
train vas Anxiously looked for. Itcsme
at last, butEo hubbard With reclaimed
wife. The next train, and the next; but
no news from the departed. Slowly and
forcibly came the conviction that the
quarrel had no. solid foundation, and
that distance vas sill that was nece ssary
to make the "twsin one flesh" again. Our
informant saw several oftheir company,
whom he represented as bearing very
much the appearance of Victims Of
misplaced confidence. -. tiF' =
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OHIO 4 mississippi RI.

-lsfa 9sz Isos vIEcsxxEs. -
" .ifa Going Eas 'GofAg Wed
...... :20PH 0:sePM
ExpSsss..-....-....-........ ......lo:t5 e;ooA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05


was the exception TO the general dullnesa, some
hor'es doing business 10 the fall extent Of their
eaEacity. The orders from the south have been
very large. ag4 si-s = - fbssi
COFFEE improved y to 10 with firm feeling,
and much inqnjry for prime and choice lines
which are scarce. We quote common to good
261S to 2s1S, prime to choice 20 to 80. sssi 1.tt
SUGAR has ruled weak and is offered at . frac.
ton Of last quotations; Hard Refined 1870; A
eoHes 17szc; chloe yellow refned Ice; raw Is TO
I5c. aaf sd .ae .Ea diiN ssig-sls ss1r
MA0KEREL have advanced in Eastern mar
ksts and the market closes here witha iFmsr
{ Icing, but pric as yetaro no higher vino
We note quite q speculative movement in TEA
among Importers, bat there lie no material change,
In our market, a.sI
PEPPER ana SPICE are scarce, and better
prices are obtained. 1851 - q ST'ss -.
NAILS are in better supply at so.
GLASS has been very scarce, but manufacturers
are now supplying orders free y quoted here at
5 rs ret for sx1o. sa 9 Z -
The manufacturer combinations stilI keeps
woODEEwARE up to full quotations buckets
50. sfAisat - eAst $3.50
GUENY BAGS-The immense corn crop Of the
West ia beginning to move, and very heavy de-
niaad has sprung up for Gunny Bags, large lots
coming forward ana going Into the country Ex-
ira heavy may be quoted at s5c, but slight con.
csssIon can be had for large lots. We are sgants
for the largest importer Ia the country, and can
supply the demand In intimate3 quantities.
Provisions AID PRoDUoE-rhere has
been very little animation, but products close
with frmer ieeis g. the market today closing
1.-THE flowing quotations f-r Provisions: n 3.
Porz % 90 to $50; clear ba side, 1871 to
1875. sugar-cuied hams e 70 24s L.r, there's
ana kegs, 171S to 1s1Se suttsr duh at IS to 3sc.
4 Uheeee zoe a- ea4 sAi ~ ~ spff
FLouK-Thers have ben large southefu or
ders for low gr.dea Of -Four. but thsrs is little
demand for the b-ttsr bra de-, which are dali;
good supsrnu4 90 to Is. .R ~
wHEAF-tt Is hard to give quotations for
/ whe It, a. old is about exhausted, aud the las
crop is Of such varied qualities the price is nom
nal .E,s
CoRN is in good request at 72@77c for yellow
| ard white in sacks. ~
1 CORN MEAL is In demand for shipment South
/ at so per 0 lbs. - 'ssA So 8ssa
DRIED FRUIrS are very dull. with lsrg'
stccks IN the, market. e . 4i. $50 81 asssf
GBEEHsAFPLEs,. selected, are higher, 70 e
| 00.shsalsx aautE slsAsisS
CLOVER SEED has suddenly recovered from
the late decline, q, d 10 held ct 90. N"1
coal OIL is selling az no = tstA@ sise
FEEFGHr-Tonnsge is In good supply, witt
| rates at SOC to Lower Ohio, and 4oc to Memphis
tsf sHe1ss p 80 FosFKR Be fHERs,
- ,ss ygholesale Crccers. "a West second Street q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

Esw YoRK, Feb. SIP. NJ.
COTTON favors buyers; 4sc or middlipg. y
FLOUR IL steady, W tn q fair dc mand 1t 500
z 95 for extra state; 8 550s IS FIR extra round
hoop ohio, aud 1910 IS for trade brands, the
marker closing quiet. y q
l- Wheat is quite Arm and quiet Pea
4 0RN Is dull and heavy, oeelinlng 70 S0932e
for unsouad aud 549s515c for sound. G4t
OATS oPsned duh AID closed hrmer; 42@46s
for unsounG Western. and 66c for sound.
PETROLEUM 10 dull at 320321xc for crude,
and 53954c for refined in bond, ss.s,
PORK is irregular and unsettled; % e21z929
90 for nav mess, closing at Is s71S cash Is 25@
2s 20 for old mess, closing at Is so cash. "a 90
for prime, ana q 5O92s % for prime mesa.
L.RD Is dull a l4N9nk,: 81.
On EsE is quiet at lsK @Is1zc. ~.
MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.-
Money Is steady at 5C96 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 10 dull aud heavy at fo51z
6osd il without mater isl chanks. opening at
1%o1; aiyaseinE to I4Oss; declined tois91s, eicss
soverRn,s It Stocks are without dscid ID change :
Sc Of 81 lef; do. Isgistered Ia31z coupoo 70 Of
'62, 1031 90, Of 20, 1927; 30s, first series,
993z ose-yesr certificates, 9szz Iss. ssu
The Stock Market shows partial recovery from
the depression Of the last two OF three days.
There Is an active demand Tor Gogernmsnt Stock,
aud In Erie prices rose I 1sc Reading Yves offered
freely, but rose ~ Speculation Is dali. and ont-
are decidedly 6rmer and more sctiye. La ga un-
emp o. ed Dsisi COS are seeking inve tment in
bonds. and 7-3os and 10 400 are specially sctive,
and ross e per cent Five twsnties are u beter,
except for the issues OF "a, which iemsis 1t l02
Csrtif ates Of IndsbtednesB are e lower.
Money is In more active demand, and rates favor
lsndeEs. Moreis loaned ate pfr cert on call. bat
the maj3riiy of transactions are done at per
ceCe. Balances with private bankers appear to
have dimini he'd dusing the week. D scounts are
moderately &C i've, primo names, 1914 per cents
good sac per cent other names remain at loo
10 per csnt. and are still difficult. e efhfa ..a-
Foreign Exchange Is m rely nsmipal a. usual
on Saturd Us. Prime bauker's co days sterling
l. quiet at 1os7<. but would not sell At but
10S.isfs s-fETgFff fsw - EnaHs
Imports on mesehandise aud drg goods for the
week very Iargs, being ossr 81 ~ 600. 1855
GOld conDnuss steadg.E Ea4 stsaaszrr ..a,-
1ash Gold is scarce add is loaned At ~ per cent.
per day. pn&
Much interest is fit In the fate OF foreign
loans, as the finance bid Is affecting prsmt m.
Tbs sh pnsnt Of spec to- day Was $1Si, $50 per
GermaDia, and Shapes per city of Boston. To.
tai tor the We k including $40, 100 per Havana
omitted last week, IL Si32, s8SsA e eak -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

A fIKG6oLD BREAST Pm. SHAPED LIKE
n Tyre. Tas dadsr win be suitably seward
ed By tssriRg il ~ WARREN CoHYKGToN'S
Musie Store, No. Main street. fats lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

T.
ISQUEsr.-A Coroner's inquest, was
held over the dead body of man, last
evening, iuss above Huston & Co.'S
vharfboat. Tho body was recovered
from the wreck, and brought to the
wharf By David Mason, who is ueharge
] q the nnfozsunAte; craft. There werO
found SD the body, Two pocket books,
and $40 so in o. Ss-0urreney, and . 81
Louisiana till. Onss arm was broken,
aud he had been badly scalded. The
verdict rendered By the Coroner's jury
was, that = he came 20 his death by the
explosion Of The, steamer Missonri.'
There wsre no papers on the body, BY
which bis name could be learned. lie
was 70 much dis6gured that anything
like mn accurate description could not
De given. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

Dstw,n Main a. svsamors, up STARR
EDUCATIONAL.
RxaminatiOn OF the Public Schools


The srmi-@nnuA examination of the Ptb4ie
Gcbools 81 the City Of Evansville will commence
81 Wednesday, January Sis, 1866, and DO con-
kinred as follow: ,aa.4 80
s.gFts s... MONDAY. February 5th.
Tiyst Boys inter- N edate Miss O'ByFne PIinci
ts.i from 20 IL O'clock n.
Yirst Girls Insermedls'e, Miss Grlgsby, Prinei-
nsI, from ~ 70 ~ e'eljek p. N sss'
-ii'5- 2 Se9' TUESDAY. February 9th.
4 eeesr BOYS later mediate, Miss Eaton. PsiEei-
sal fxoun 10 L o'clock N .a3
Eeeord C5irl's InteYnediate, Eiss Dow PFlneips,
Ann ~ 10 41S o'clock D. M. ~
WEDNESDAY,, February 7th-
seeotd Gins Grammar, Miss Call, Principal,
second rcy's GFaHmar, Mr.. Peck, Principal,
IA. = from ~ to ~ O'Clock p. N. ~ izsFt
THURSDAY, February sth-
- sslrst G. IA Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principsi,
-. - ep.rs 70 y O'clock m.
Plat Br.fs Grammar, MI Byersi ktlnciPAi,
gscn TX 10 ~ o'clock ~ m.ssll4s 81 eA@~4
asls3 sEl FRIDAY, February 9th.
uias school, Mr.. HutehesoD, Prlneipsi' from
s.cIoek g. u. to ~ O'Clock p m
st.tu .lehe Msyor Members Of the Conner SonneiIs
parrnts Cnsxdis.s and frisnos or saeeeAon are
ras srsrcises xfIl eonussnee proDpty - ne
Ao,uF sposissS, ano 80 avoid inter- uption, sisi-
snzs are rsqu-sssd b. psesons OF tns 0ps1iDS'
i- CAtI&ren will net DO admitted
Asa IGLnHART,
e. J.. EzOss ss1s. t~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

BE- Adjutant General Terrell has
gone to Louisville to procure . copy Of
the muster rcIis Of the ak throe months
regiments organized atshe beginning
of the war. No retained copies of the
rolls were in lhis possession. They are
necessary to complete the Adiutant Gen
erals Military History The rolls are
inihe hands of Paymaster Larnsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
Evsnsvi.ls Produce aIarkst.


TheprOduce market duriss the past week was
-bas mode. ately active though altogether, it
was an improvepns mt ever the week preceding.
trade % not expected.
Quo ations have remained firm and unchanged.
The fore part of las. week groceries had desi-
ded downward tendency, but at the close wore
more steady. with indicatiOnsof little advance
and recovery Of late quotations.
our merchants inform MS that considerable
complaint Ia coming up froBi country merchants,
or inability 60 make collections, and the tight
BOSS D. money.
This and lasE month ar,, however, the dnEIsst
-of the whole gear for the trade IN groceries. We
quote; r----------------- "a
BACoN-Dull at zoe for clear sides.
BULK MEAT-In demand at IA, 20 and lie for
shouldsrs, sides and hams.
CHEESE Western Reserve, Hrm at 21@2lK.
/. FBoUR-Dulls supsrane may be quoted at 81
So; Extra at IS 90; Xxx at IS 50@9 90; XXX
Family 10 o0@Io so. do. white whsat, s1I. lsga
WHEAT - Kominai at 81 rs for old and
81 500I so Is per quality for new BED and
White.
oATs--steady st sS04oe. from wagons, andA6
@5oc from stores. tea
CoRE--scucs ard In demand At AS9soc from
wagons for ear corn, and 7S@soe for shslied in
sscka.
BARLEY-stsady at sOc@Sl 90 and dull /,
Z EYE-Eemiasl 1t 75@slsand scarce.
FLAX sEEp-fn far demand az I 7592i 90.
CLOVER sEED-May be quoted ct 81 009
rs from wagons.
Timothy SEED Steady At IS 0Q@S so e
AFEATHERs--Lfvs 5o@5sc.A n y "a =
GEHsENG--Stssdy at 609To.
LAaD.-DuIl at ls@20c. saf
8 u aocizE Iks=SDuii. bat with no ehangs in
quotations.
NAILS--Steady ats 90. =
COFFEE-FTm 2s9sos for Bio.
sUGAR--Firm at 1875 aaaf4 ia
MoLAssES-Firm at 65@so. a-@
sKRUP--soc@Sl rs. Lax Is ga
HAY-Dull; loose 9s to SO; baled $i4 to SIS
POTATeEs--In demand, sad are held ct 81 90
al IS per bushsl.
HIDEs-FIrn at g. for green, aad 129l2H
for dry nint. 1
sALT-Sseady at SOC per bushel.
wHlsKY-stea ~ st 81 1502 q.
wO0L-Dull at s59aos for haece; " ashed 469
5Oc sA&@sAM @s@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

MAxE UP YouR MIsp.-We are in
formed that, during the present week,
ona of our citizens will call on the
IIsiRs, the gsnerous-hsarsed and liberal.
minded of 6nr city, 10 solicit subscrip
Itions 80 build lhe Union Tabernacle, 10
be used, when completed, for the bene-
at ,f the Mission Sabbath School. This
is an enterprise Of which our people
will at once reeognizs the Importance,
and ID 10 hoped ehat the fan amount of
stock will be aubscribed ut once, 40 that
a comfortable place may be provided
early for the hundreds Of children that
nowsspend their SsbbAths in the streets,
and may feel that they are looked after
aud cared for. Hook out for the Solicitor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
ST.. LArfG AND CAIRO I

isaring Evansv liz az 2: 30, r NJ, make close coa-
neotiona With Che o. &. NJ. u. n. at vi csnnrs;
STRIVE a. &c. Louis ct I: 90 A. M, and st Cairo ~
$50, a. n.
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ELumbar -A.fksto

Adviees from the numbering regions are that
fer the want Of snow but little logging has
been done, and the probabilities are that the early
run will not be adequate 10 the demand. y
sincs last rep~rt advices from Michigan and
other numbering rszisns, have been received.
Stow had fallen in considerable quantities, and
ths prcspset for full supply Of all sorts Of Pine
is much better than it was thirty days ego. Our
mills here are web supplied with logs and
Poplar Lumber, aud are supplying house patterns
q from 20 90 % 5oper NJ. No changes have
taken place during last week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

The 50. Louis Dam2crat Of Saturday Gays
The river Is slowly rising here, with genial
weathsr here aad far northwRrd, and q prospect
of early navigation in all the per rivers There
il ten sect hence to Cairss 6 70 Ke knks In the
Missouri, and 8 10 the Hiinois. Business Is good
and ebntfnues TO improve
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

we notice the Nightingale and Columbia, Cincin-
natl to st. Louis Silver loon and Minnsola,.
Cincinnati to Memphis; Abeona, Mary Erwin.
Starlight and Linnie Drown, for ArkanSas river;
Bertha, for vicksburgh; and Amazon, swallow
and Emperor, for New Orleans. "a fSa saf,.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
Especial to the Daily Journal
rsa.nS....<s Wr.-haS Ez.-s.s

TUESDAY EyEHIHe, jan. go Is6e
q Outside Of Groceries, the general markets ha'
been qnits inactive during the past week Tie
Dry Goods trade he's cen quiet; Provisions and
Prcducs are without much animation; uniayora-
BILE European a3vicas on Cotton have driven most
sellers ont c7 the market.
FIAAEGIAL--Currepoy con tlnues scarcs, with
light receipts from tho country. Exchange on
New York has ruled fraction below par selling,
but Was a little armsr &C the close. Congress
does not manifest the anticipated unsnirity in
carrying out With promptntsi tie wishes Of the
Secretary Of tbs Treasury, and there Ia sg.in On
Gncsrfstn feeling 10 monetary sfxirs, with
slight upward rssetion in Gold.
R lGR0CERIEs-Ths trade In this dsraztnsnt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
Gts Daily 5ousIl1at,
JOURNAL BUILDINGS.
tE LOCUST STREEgs
aErwEEN FIRST AND WATER.
$ o. s.,. - RAILROAD
TIM EFT Abb LIE /:
Takes EReet Thursday, Nov. 0, 1865.

$3.50 = E8Gn8ER .1t0 ahca Ey4f
! EgGA Aalh 80 80 ~ 81 ta@ - sss
e Iseisl 20 cas-. i.as ,zAa-
Eo9d f@2lSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
80 The folIowing i q partia

Boz The following Is a partial list of
gifts distributedat Hutchinson's Pres
entation Book Store, 1876 Main street !:
6 ice pitchers; 4 silver cake baskets
10 goblets 30 sets of silver forks; 3
silver watches I Bohemian toilet set,
and 400 other gifts of value and utility.
A gift worth from fifty cents 10 City
dollars, is given to every purchaser.
fab5-2k
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s@ Behm's Commercial College
is the place to spend the time prot.
itably.

g
salt is now generally conceded that
Vim. Reavis is doing more practice in
the claim business than. any other one
man 10 this part OF the Western country.
Indeed, he 10 the only lawyer in Evans.
vile yho devotes his whole timeand at
tension TO the business Discharged Of
fieers and soldiers are daily thropging
bis Office, and still they come. Those
having pension certificates should take
them to him, if they want the semi>anss
anil collections made promptly. And
soldiers who have been wounded in the
service and want pensions should apply
at once. S
Office on Main street, opposite Court
House, over Keller's gun store, Evans
vile, Ind. Jan. 81