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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20
! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Removal.

Ip,rngrY. = REMOVAL. N. T9vi1
6 e. GILBERT & co. HAVE RE.
0e moved to their new four-story store,
NO. 81 North First Street where they will
bepleased to see all their old customers,
and as many ew ones as viii favor them
with call. A full assortment OF Groceries,
ETC., always on hand. and for sale at the
lowest market prices. We tciel giUe special
Inducements to all those buying for CASH.iJl
now dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20

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For Clubs of Ten or more Subscribers,
we have placed the price OF the WEEKLY
at only ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF,
in order to bring it within the reach of all.
We urge upon the friends of the cause of
the Union, pf Intelligence and Reform. to
interest themselves to make up Clubs in,
every neighborhood. Nothing has so good
an influence as a Weekly Newspaper Of
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~ EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20
If THE apoplectic condition. of tb

If THE apoplectic1 condition Of the
Sentinel ,9a=the- Berder, as, indicated
in it's leading editorial, yesterday, oc-
casions any fears on the part of his
friends that ne will be unable to
stand watch much longer, we respect
fully recommend an application of
wet towels \ We have beard that
they often prove eficacious in such
cases = sss4.@..- = :. $685.. o II
The ,Sentinel-on-the- Border con-
fesses the Secret Circular" and de.
sires the name Of the man who gave
it to u.s. In reply we will say that
our informant is one of the leading
Democrats oflthis district, with whom
the Sentinel-on-the- Border has often
taken sweet counsel His only
drawback is that he failed "to suffer
in the honorable cause on Johnson's
Island.
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Sash, Doors. Bindsi Frames, DC;
Also, Dealers In
1fTCHIlJAK PINE LUMBER; " e19i
Keen Constantly on hand Lumber OfeNerv
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
" sau1er az every description ton" Son =.
order.
attended to.
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL
pr2l Evansville, Ind
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LUMBER,.a &C.

y 81 1AMIAEI AZ II NbIoLEe O
econd ST., Between Chestnut and Cherry
- .ts.oL trS. Evansville, Ind. gl b3iopfilQ.
SASH Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, DC, Of every de-
cription constantly ON hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made TO order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
apl6-ly,. III fa.s-as Ngaf aui1asd .1G1ti95lll
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

WHAT WILL SPEAKER CoLFAx Do 1.-THE
New York Evening Post volunteers the follow.
ing good advice to Mr.. Speaker CoLrAx. We
feel confident in stating not as the particular
champion Of Mr.. CoLrAx, but from what We
know Of him as an honest and uncorupt.
able man that he will do what, in his judg'
msnt, appears to bo the very best thing for the
country in the construction Of his committees:
The POH says:
"Mr Colfax ought to be warned not to let hi
personal friendships or prejudices, or the sup
posed rank Of members, mislead him In making
these appointments. He should look at the con
dition, the demands aud requirements Of tn,
country, and guide himself accordingly. Th'
present Congress has 4 very important work t.
do During the session soon to begin 1t ough
to recast the tax and tariff SYSTEM 1t ought Il
put the national finances on sound and sur,
foundationi 1t ought to reform many and variou
abuses, and relieve tho people Of some grisvou
burdens. 1t depends to q large extent upoi
Mr.. Collars selection Of members Of commit
tees whether this WORK, so necessary to the vel
fare of the country, shall bo we'll done or ne
elected"
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
WILL 1T PAYl

We asked . merchant in this city day or
two sgo-somsthing We don't often do-do you
advertise' His reply was no, II won't pay.
He 10 like hundreds Of others who think that
money spent in advertising 10 thrown away.
Let us SEQ how this is' Did anybody ever
know Of man who advertised wiisly and lib
orally that did not get rioh' Can single in
stance be named Not one. We have known
many men In business who never advertise, and
they wonder why II 10 that they do not succeed like
their nsighbor, who sdvertises literally and
II you were 10 tell them to advertise they would
laugh at you and sIolaim oh no II wonb
pay!
There are many business men and firms In this
city who will complain and tell you how dull
business is; yet they would not sIpsnd single
dollar in advertising, so that people may know
where they are and what goods they have for
sale. How can they expect TO s.tsnd their
business aud never let the public know where
they are or what they are dOins' Let US name
some Of the people who have got rich BY adver.
tising, even at the risk Of hereby advertising
them anew, without pay. There Is the great
American Tea Company, and also the dealers In
the California wines. And then there Is PrRRr
DAVIS, with his paiukilisr, who made an im-
mense fortune by advertising this mixture to an
almost unlimited extent. There We have the
MOTrATs, the DRAKEs, tho JArSzs, the Arxns,
the BoSSERs; and space would fail US to give
catalogue Of all the people who have made for
tunes by advertising Enough Is known to ss-
tabish the truth Of what We here state that those
who have advertised largely are the men OF
prinesly fortunes without exception.
There Is an interesting incident connected
with business man in Boston who was asous'
toned to advertise very extensively. It wal
SIMMONS, Of Oak Hall, who had n very extensive
tailoring establishment in that city. The stor,
runs in this wise: An American traveller va
oncs asked In Europe from what country b
hailed. His answer was, From America
"From Amsrioa7' said the inquisitOri "is ths
anywhere near Oak Hall'" The man ha,
heard Of Oak Hall, but not Of America. 8
much In favor Of large and liberal advertising
Mr.. SIMMONS commenced life poor. but By sd
vertising he soon placed himself among th
"solid men Of Boston" and acquired an ampl
fortune.
It Is surprising that business men do not so
the benefits Of advertising, and more general,
adopt this method Of making fortunes.
We think the daily paper to be BY all mean
the best medium Of advertising. The morninl
and evening journal that goes into the family !
the most practical as 1t is the most profitable
method Of making known ones business.
We conclude this alrsadly too long article b.
asking those men who say that "advertisin
don't pay" to show US tho party who has los
money by a liberal patronage in this way Of th
daily paper On the other hand We can nam
hundreds who have made fortunes by wis
method Of advertising
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Congress-.

To-day Congress assemblies. 1t is not worth
while for us to speculate as to what this body
will do. So far as We have .oonversed with the
members already arrived, We may state that
they are fully aware Of the gravity Of the qus'
tons which will come before them, and they ART
determined to meet those issues which will CONT
before them 10 proper and patriotic spirit. Tb'
finance questions, in all their relations and ram
inca,ions will be met, and all the wisdom thai
Congress can muster will be devoted to the solu
tion Of al the difficulties which environ the sub
j.ct. We have never seen Congressmen 10 bet
ter spirits or more rssolutely determined to d.
their duty to the country which they serve. W.
nre hoperul for the best results from the legisla
lion Of this winter.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

IMPORTANT STATISTICS PROM The PEssros
OFFIcE.-Ths Commissioner Of Pensions, at the
request of an officer Of the Treasury Department
has furnished q report showing that the whole
number of applications for pensions, by reason
Of casualtie, in the late war, fled prior to No
vsmber !, 1867, was 2sT,472. OF this number,
2O9, ,62S have been finally acted on, 67,slS are
,u.psndod for additional evidence, and 9, 92s are
awaiting action In their order. In tho army
branch, l29, $50 applications wsro for Invalid
pensions, and l54, lao on behalf Of widows, or
phans, or dependent relatives. In the navy
branch, there were ,84S invalid applications
and l ,9O4 on behalf Of widows, orphans, or de-
pendent relatives.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
PEItsONAL.

TuE venerable Gen. Leslie COombs, of Ken
tucty, is in the city, stopping at Willards Hotel
and though between seventy and eighty, Is look
Ing hale and hearty.
Col. RosERr L. OWEN, president Of the VIII
sinia and Tennessee railroad, Is at Willsrd's
HoS. JONI MoRRrssEr, Of New York, 10 Al
the Metropolitan.
Col JoHs G. SHIELDS, ol the Richmond IVhiS
is at Willard's.
Hos. J. A. GARFIELD, NJ, G., Ohio, 10 a
Willard's.
HOS. WV. NJ STEWART. NJ. e., is at Wiiiardf
DR.. E. II. Smith. Richmond, Va. and Mia
Van Lew. authoress Richmond during the Re
bellion,' are at Willard's
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
OBITUARY.

Col. JoHs HOWARD sKrxKrK, in the b+th year Of
this city on Monday, the 18th Instant At the out
break Of the late rebellion this patriotic gentleman
espoussd With enthusiasho ardor the cause Of our
national Uniou dsvoting TO Its the best
giss Of his body and mind, besides contributing
largely Of his pseuniary means, in the shape Of
bseves, horses mules, and subsistenes. Attic head
quarters Of the Provost Marshal General ef the army
of the PotomLe Colonel skipker rendered invaluable
services which were gratefully appreciated and ae.
kuowledged by General Patrick, and many other Of
our foremost generals His sell. f.saerheing course
ershed both himself and those Of his relations
who were dependent him for support. II 10 to be
hoped that our Government will take early oogui-
Iancs OF so meriorOuI case aud see TO II that Col
sknker's sisters, who remain at the denuded home.
stead bereft Of their brother and the means Of sup
port, shall be tenderly cared for.
Colonel skinker was an able man, frank and
cultivated gentleman, and a fast fhend.
His remains have been conveyed to his home In
Virginia for interment
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

The SPEAKER will announce tho committees
early in the session. There seems already to be
some difference Of opinion as to the ehairmanshiI
Of two Of these committees. Mr.. MORRILL,, oI
Vermont, the chairman Of the Ways and Msani
Committee in the Thirty.ninth Congress, is nov
in tho Senate, and two gentlemen are talked o.
as his successor Mr.. HooPxR, Of Massachu
setts, and Mr.. GARFIELD, Of Ohio. Mr.. STE
VEINS, II able, will doubtless be chairman Of tn
Committee on Appropriations.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

CuEE JvsrICE CHAsE will preside At the
opening Of the United States Circuit Court ln
Richmond on the 25th instant, and will deliver
the charge to the grand jury and then return to
Washington, 1t is stated that tho counsel for
Mr.. DAVIS will object to trial before Judge
USDERwooD, which will probably cause = post.
ponsment till May. It is asosrtAinsd from on,
,iAl sources that Mr.. DAVIS will bs tried on the
indictment now pending.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

In THE House Of Commons at ottawas, Cana
da, Mr.. McKESsIE gave notice on Tuesday of a
motion for copies Of the correspondence relative
to the forcible abduction Of British subjects by
the United States officers.
Sir JoHS MCDONALD announced that tn,
House would be asked to continue the suspen.
sion Of tho habsa' eOrpu, act, and to extend Il
| all parts Of the dominion the provisions Of the
act for the trial Of foreign aggressors.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Aid 20 Railroad.-Elsotion-Murdsr.

NAsHvILLE, Nov. 2o-A lengthy debate took
place In the Senate to-day on the question Of ex.
tending further State aid to the railroads. The
propositions involve the expenditure Of about
three and half millions
Col. J. W. Phillips Is elected Judge Of the
Seventh circuit by 300 majority over scuddsr.
Both Of the candidates are Radicals, and nearly
all the votes were cast by negroes.
In Williams county few days since q negro
boy was thrown and stamped to death by his
father. The murderer escaped.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

Army APPoIErMESr.-JoHSQ Q. ADAMS to be
Bscond Lieutenant U, s. cavalry, and has re-.
reiyed his orders This gentleman passed an sI-
animation, after having been prepared BY Prof.
JoHS FILL, No. 43l / street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, who has yet TO lose a candidate
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
odd.Fei,ow.h,p I'm Indiana.

IsDIASAPoLIs, Nov. 20.-The Grand Lodge Of
1. o. Of o. Y. Of Indiana closed their 3lst an
nual communication In this city to-day. The
attendance Of representatives during the present
session has been unusually large. Reports from
all the Grand officers show the cause Of odd
Fellowship In Indiana to DO In the most pros.
porous and desirable condition.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TO- The Methodist
church, on Third and Federal streets, at Cam.
don, N. j., was totally destroyed BY FIRE this
afternoon; also four small houses. Loss f20, 900.
The are was caused by sparks from locomotive
on the Camden and Atlantic railroad.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
From Cleveland weston, the Pedestrian
Hshiud Time.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2o.-The Weston enthu.
,iasm increases As he approaches his destination.
People are aockiug to the surrounding country,
points where he Is expected to pass. He 10
somewhat behind time, and his card averaging
three and half miles per hour,
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Veaael Snnk

MOBILE, Nov. 20.-The steamer Ocean Wave
ran upon the distractions In the lower bay to-
day aud sunk. No lives lost.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
From Tennessee-vote on the Con

MEMPHIS, Nov. 20-Ths result Of the cleo.
tion In Mississippi 10 still in doubt. As far AZ
heard from only 1851 votes were pOlled, while
the total number Of registered voters Is 30,97l.
It Is believed that tho convention has been de-
feated
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

ID EM0VED.-R. W. BARKER, CAB
$50 b street 10 Ne 2Sj @ street, between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, whore he will be prepared as here
tOfors to repair Ani VArnibh furniture He Will also
give particular attention to boxing and moving FUR
nituIe,
SsPunsral calls attended to at all hours, day and
night.
THIs 10 TO CERTIFY That r. W. BARKER 70
comp etent to TeIform all the duties pertaining W
~ Sols.W SAMUEL KIRRY,
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
GALE OF ARMY CLOTHING, &c.

OFFICE OF AMY CLOTHING AND BQuIPAGs,)
No. Is STATE srREKT, ,
NEW YORK, Nov. ls, 1867.
Will be sold At public suction At the Depot Of Army
Clothiug and Rquipags. No. 400 washing gton street,
New York city, on MONDAY, the 25th day Of Noysm-
bsr 1897, commencing at II o'clock. m the follow
ing articles:
S5,lo2lS Pairs Shoulder Scales.
"a 0reat Goats, damaged.
so Yards Buckram.
Tsrmsi Cash in Government funds; 10 per cent
down at time OF sale.
The goods TO be removed within ave days from
date Of sale.
By order Of the QuArtsrmastsr General;
@. O. BAwTBLLE,
no2l.td Brevst Brig. Gen. and M.,U.B.A.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

SoNs INTERESTING ARTICLES OF USE AND
ORNAMENT are for sale BY r. Fuiton Co., pswn.
brokers' sll Ninth street. near Psnnsylvsnia ave.
nus, viz; Piano, Sewing Machine, Clothing. Blsnk.
sts, watches, and Musical Instruments. These are
In good order, and will bs found bargains.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

BOYS AND CHILDRFss' SUIrs PROM IS TO
cas-. Selling OF At 10 per cent. discount 10 remove
January to No. oil Seventh street, Intslligssesr
Building. The whole stock without reserve, n Hen
nng's, corner Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
OF THE INTERIOR
~ UHrHp srArHs PATENT oryrcs,


wAsHEaroS, Nov. IS, 1867.
On the petition Of GKosoR W. CoLTs and JAMS
RussELL Of Springfield, Massachusetts,, praying for
the extension Of patent granted TO them the lst
day Of August, 1884, for improvement In Machines
for Sticking Card Teeth, for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place the
lst day Of August, 1865:
is ordered that tho said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of April
next, at IL o'clock, m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 Als
In the Patent onss their obsctions, specially set
forth In writing, at least toeny days before the day
Of hearngi all testimony nlsd BY either party TO be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tsst.
mony, must be hlsd In the once t.oenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be publishsd In the
REPuBLioAn and the Intelhoencsr, WAshington, D.
O., and In the Springfield Republican, Spring gaed,
Mass once . week for three successive weeks; the
nrt Of said to BE- at last sixty days pre-
| yious TO the day Of hearing. TO. THEAKRR,
no2l- -wsw Commisaionsr Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, THURSDAY MORNING. NOvEt

and fought hundred and thirty .hvs rounds In
one hour and forty.two minutes. The nght was
won BY Busssy. Dufsy was the favorite among
the knowing ones, he having fought before,
while his antagonist was new TO the ring.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

L. OPPRSuKIxER, 800 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets. would invite
the attention Of buyers Of Ready hads Clothing for
kss. Youths, Boys and Children, which is ,ks best
selected stock offered for sale in this sity, msnue
tursd from the nnsst fabrics and equal to custom
WORK. Also, low priced goods As cheap ss the
cheapest, and a. good as the best
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
. TEINWAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

-
Omsia certificate Of the President and members Of
the International Jury upon Musical Instrumsntsi
PARIS July 20, 1857.
We certify that the nrst gold medal for American
Pianos has been unAninously awarded to MesIrs.
srRIRwAY 4 SONS by the Jury Of the Intsrua~
tional Exhibition. MALINRT,
President Of IntsfnaIionAl Jury.
GEORGE KkgTNRR.
RDWAED HAHBLICK,
J. BHEIDMRYRR,
AMBROSE THOMAS,
y. A, GRVARRT,
Members Of International Jury.
cannot refuse to Join my declaration to the od
ny honorable eolssguss Of the Jury Of Cass 10 that
the hst gold mSdAl for American Pianos hss been
given TO srEINwAY SONS BY the unanimous
vote Of the Jury as well as by the superior Council
Of Presidents, Imperial Commission) declare,
that neither the Jury Of Glass 10 nor the
Superior Counei " Presidents have asked the deco
ration Of the Legion Of Honor for Mr. Chckering aa
such demand was not within their province.
Director Of the Conservatory Of BIussels,
And Reporter Of Glass 10 Of the International Jury
A large assortment Of all styles sfklhWAf q
SONS PIANOS last received a. tho warehouse Of
polp.9t W. O, MRTzRRoTT co.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Tho Paeino Man plreotor..

New YonK, Nov. 20-There was no election
Of Pacific mail directors to-day, three injunotions
against proceeding having been issued.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

Flrz GREEN HALLEcK 10 dead. He disdfn
GuilfOrt, Conn, on Tuesday night, sssd 30
years.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

On Tuesday evening, November 10, al the plrson.
age Of the MeKendree Chapel, by Rev. W. Krebs
GIo. TAYLOR WADE to JAsIn N. kroSE, both Of Wash.
ington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Heavy Robbsry-silver Reoovsrod-seiI-
urs Of Wines.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. 20. Thomas Phillips, Of
Kentucky, was to-day robbed Of $50, 900 and :
deed fer 100 acres Of land In Kentucky and
81, 200 In bonds.
A portion Of the silver stolen from the messen,
ger Of Tsussy, Comp 4 Co., in the Merchants
Union Express Office, three weeks ago, has been
recovered.
Two hundred barrels Of high wines from Pc
kin, ILL.,, were seized hero to-day for non. pay.
ment Of the revenue tax.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
|DRoPoSALs FOR OATS AND

PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND
STRAW.
CHIEF QUARTRRnAsrBR's OFFICE
fIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, J
RIGS Mosp, Va Nov. 10, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until
SATURDAY, November %, 1857, at IL clock, m, for
furnishing the Government with ten thousand o00)
bushels Of Oats (uore or lsss) and $4,000 seventy
i've thousand p1unds Of Straw, (mors or lsss)
The Oats and Straw to be OF good msTchantabls
quality. The former will bs received BY weight, at
thirty lSO POUNDS to the bushsl Sacks will be
furnished by the Government, but the labor Of put
ting Oats into same must be performed by the con.
tractor at the place Of delivery.
Proposals must be addressed to Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ Moore, ouartermaster o. s. A., and
Chief Quartsrmastsr FIRST Military District, Rich.
none, Va, and should be plainly marked "Prososais
for oats and Straw
Delivery TO be made at the wharf or railroad depot,
In the city OF Richmond va, and must be completed
within twenty (20) days from date of contract.
All Oats and Straw contracted for under this ,dver'
sement will be rigidlJ inspse.sd and sueh - do not
prove Of good quality will
Payment to be made on completion OF the contract.
The Chief QuAIteImAster reserves the right 10 re-
Jsct any or all bids nat he msy deem too high
For guaranty required, and form Of guaranty, see
adyernsement Of October 10, 1857.
By direction Of the Quartermaster General U. B. A.
JANIS n. MOORE,
Brevet Liout. Col and Quartsrmaitsr q. .. A.,
no2l I'd Chief G. NJ. First Military District.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
From Chicago-PriLe FiRht-Oae Hun
dred and Thirty-hve Rounds Fought.

CHICAGO Nov 2O-Tho prize night beIWoen
BussOy aud Dudsy, for $1,000 a side, came oh
this afternoon. Nineteen cars, bearing about
/, 900 men, went out 20 miles on tho Fort
Wayne road and then came back to within ID
miles Of Robertsdalo, where Dooney and Fitz.
gerald fought recently, and where THIS hshs
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
Cannlnu Hama

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2o.-Gsn. Howard left to.ds
for Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
THx PoEr Of the National Hat and Cap

Bmporium astrsy.
Hats for figures broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for features bright and jolly.
Hats for gentlemen Of standing.
Hats that give look commanding.
Hats for walking, hdisg, driving.
Hats dull faces look alive In,
Hats that stand all kinds Of maulinf, :
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men and boys sigh for.
Hats that even babies cry for.
Any or all Of the above styles may be had At re.
remarkably low prices at the National Emporium,
Soi Psnnsyivania avenue, between Pour.snd a half
and Sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

CIRcuIr Counr.-Assignment Of cases to-day
Nor. n, 90, 2se, IS, llo, 2ss.
The national Republican., 1867-11-21
MARRIED,

Eouirr CouRr.-All the open cases on 4
calendar
The national Republican., 1867-11-21

GALE OF UNITED STATES UNI.
- FORM JACKETS.
CHEZ oUARIKRHAsrER's OFFICE
FRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, }
RIcHnoSD,vA Nov l6, 1857.
viii be disposed Of at public auction, on sATuR-
DAY, November 23 1867, At the Government Store
house, in this city, at 10 O'Clock, . m.,
usl2) Rl0HTEBN HUNDRED AND TWELVE PRI-
yATRs' JACKkTs,VKTERAN RESERVE CORPS.
These Jackets are nsw and in serviesAbls eondi-
tion Offering nne inducement to dealers in woollsn
goods.
They will be disposed Of In quAntities so salt pnr-
ehAsers, and NUT be removed within two days from
date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Govsrnmspt funds.
JAMES N MOORE,
Drsvst Lieut.. Col aud ouartermAsteI U. g. A,
no2l.td Chief q. NJ. Pirst Military District.