Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 October 1863 — Page 2

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WANTS, FORWENT, &c. WilAte -A ettaatton m Bcak-ieMpeT. Arustaat Bck-karpi, d Salesman, by onng man of acf is-e business experience Apply to So. $ Warir street, or Journal Office .-oet6

FK SALE It- REST. A two tory framo dwelling home, having nine room. Alao fur alo a OueStory Frame dwellin!- home, having two rooms, a kitchen, and m cellar. Alo 40 acre- rf ltnd One-hair improved, within even mile of the city'. Also for sal woe lot between second and Third Street, frontin? thirty. seven foet on Main 8tTt-J. Frr fnrther particular enquire .it the office of oct7 LAW A ANTHE5. LOSTORSTOV.ES. An acceptance dated Oct. 2d. 1863, for one hundred and forty dollar payable to my order at the Kvansville Branch Bank, six mouth afterdate. ADy person finding ucn note will pleaae returu the same to the ubicriber, as paTment on tamo has been atoped. octT EDWARD INGLE. TAILORS WASTED, obtain employment aunWin imme tatW at -Six crood Tailor can at 1 1, beat of wages by DAVID ANDERSOS'3, oc6 Main Street bet. First and Water. FOB SALE. An Exps Wagon ; can be aecn at the factor; uf J. B. Green, For furtLer particularg Iixlire ax So. 47 M;.tn StresH". oeta - WOOD CHOPPERS WASTED. One hundred Wood Chopper, to chop wood a short diance up tne (.anal at 51 oo per cord. Apply to P. BOYLE, So. 12, First Stre.-t, or to epju-.w .-utin CITT HOTEL FOB REST The aboxe ared, house is favtcably located on Water utreet. oppoalte the Steamboat Lai.ding, and. has lattVy been paln'd inside and cut, pap-red. and Pt in good ordet for a first clTws hv'-!. Tl.e and acted name of this Honais SafScientguar:tntC4f to any pararn qoaiified. to insure him a good boBiBs. Will be reared on tarorablo ternis. from 1 to 8 years. Enquire of WEDSESUAT ..OCTOBER 7 If' M. THAYER, Kel'.tor. J. M. glLVERTHORN, Associate. The Canvass In Warrick. The canvass in Warrick county is progressing with increased energy and determination. The Copperheads see the handwriting on the wall, and are struggling desperately to regain their supremacy. They resort to every instrumentality regardless of truth, honor or decency, and ke no means untried that offers the irTuest addition to their strengthfPf" character of theirxandidates may be .Biagined, when wT state that the following affidavits " sample the i 0l e have pubbshed them once, but copy thepeg. -p:, that the people may have a clear conception of the manner of men the so-called Democracy seek tojmposeupon them as Democrats. In addition to the affidavits we copy from the Boon vi lie Democrat two or three communications refuting some falsehoods the Copperheads had been circulating concerning two of the candidates Messrs. Geo. C. Hart and M. Bryan. The Copperheads reported all over the county that these gentlemen j were sucn AoounonasU that tneir own relations would vote against them. The lie is clinched in time to prevent its doing any damage, though a dozen Others may be circulated in its placeDemocrata read the testimony and then ask yourselves whether you can endorse an organization that presents such candidates for your support : Bead the K ooppern icesh prot eacrs-wiii sometimes en v their secesh proclivities, but the evidence m the fell owing case is too positive, and glaring, for successful contradiction. This man Brown is a high priest in the Copperhead faith, and is their candidate for the office of County Treasurer, at the ensuing election. Will you support him. voters and tax-payers of Warrick connty? Will you entrust with such an important and responsible office, a man who has expressed such sentiments? Will you be recognized as oue of the faction who could nominate such a man? It is an insult to intelligent, loyal men, to ak them to support him. Read ibedamniug evidence: Statr of Indiaxa, ) , , Warrick County. J 83 I hereby certify that on the '21st day of March, 1863, I heard Doct. Josiah Brown say as follows: " I respect Jeff. Davis higher than I do old Abe Lincoln and have been talking a great deal with my friends, they asked me why I did not arm myself. If they conscript me they will certainly give me a gun; and if ihey do, I will certainly kill the worst enemy the Government has got first; that is, the first Abolitionist that is put in office over me. Alkx. Willi. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of September, A. D. 1S63. F. A. Brows, Justice of the Peace. State of Indiana. 1 Warrick County, t S3' This is to certify that I heard Dr. Josiah Brown, of Lynnville, say about the time that Mr. Lincoln took bis seatthat in the event of a tear between the North and the South, he would JOIN THE SOUTHERN ARMY and fight until peace vas declared. Wii. R. Davis. Subscribed and sworn to before me A Tl l'i Justice of the Peace. State of Indiana, ) ca Warrick Countv. J b This is to certify that I heard Dr. Josiah Brown, of Lynnville. say, that he intended to go South as soon as he could sell his property, for he vat shamed of the Democrats of Warrick county. Jas. M. Campbeli., subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of September, A. D" 163. F. A. Browx, Justice of the Peace, State oj Indiana, f -, c -Warrick Coanty. f b This is to certify that I heard Josiah Brown say that he intended to nn Amtli and fight, and that he intended to get on the Kentucky side of the Ohio river and I shoot back and that he was down on i every man who was in favor of sustain- j ing the Government, for he said that ' they were fighting only for negro erruali- ' tv inrl tr f.-c . oil A. KlFER. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of September, 1S63 F. A. Brovto, Juitice of the Peace State of Ixdiaxa, Warrick County. This is to certify that I heard Jo.iah Brown eav that b was a NnrtUm with Southern principles, an.l that if he fought at all he would fight for the South. Jonah Kh.patrtck. Subscribed and sworn to befora me this 26th day of September, 1803. F. A. Baowx, Justice of the Peace Editor BoonviUe Democrat: Please gy through your colamn tbat we, tho brothmof Geo. C. Hart, are eoiatr to vou tor turn for Treasurer at the n

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to the contrary nqtwiUtstapdioe. n hert i . T here is a rc port in c tioa,tbat 1 wilftiot vote ff M. i my fathgr, at fflfe October lectio' rail above report is untrue, pect to Tote for him, and him only, so far as that ticket, goc.-. This October 1 at, 1863. W. ML Bryan. Whereas, There is a report in circulation that we will not vote for Mitchell Bryan, our father-in-law, at tLre October election this Fall the above report is untrue. This October 1st, 18G3. W.m. Fayette. Jackson' Moohb. 6fe James W. Wartmann, Esq ,.f Rocknort, has received the oft'er of first-class clerkship in the Second Auditor's office of the Treasury Depaiment at Wikihington, and leaves here this moruii for th CapUol,?to Bnter on the duties oi the office. Mr.- Wartmann has been aetinft as Dejiuty Assessor of Internal Revenue and Deputy Provoa Marshal for Spencer connty, and has discharged well the duties pf both .offices. He will fill his ne position with credit. We regret,, however, to see him leave thia rl'iarrict hecanse he is ona of our workinn Union men, and his absence will be felt in future i-plHtnl quests Mr. Warftaann report aline state of feelingmengst the Union men of Spencer countyand a corresponding jilepres8ion amongst the Copperheads. The I mon men are hoMinr; mass meettugs throughout the countv. and th "work . .. ' goes "ravely on. From our own t:orrv-.jKft)'lenl. From the 4 2d Regiment j List of the killerb teounded and missin9- v X Is the Field jx Froi.tjof ) CHATTASOOfiA. Sept. 25 tit,' ) Editors Itraaj-s ille Journal: Enclosed I nd you. a st killed wounded and missing of tbe -13d Indiana, commandi-d by Lies. Cob W. T. B j Mclntire, as re;orted from .tha fitrlit on Sunday, the 2Xgh nit: CojjpaXy jL m Wounded Sergt's L fftort, B W Woods: Privates R P Met 't heon, A R Bonner. A Kirkpatrick,"' T Dennisoti, J flRvman. W j MiCntchen. Misting Lient. 3 W Me.-sick, Sergt N Matheny, Corps R Mousart, James Smith: Privates M G Dixon. J I.owman D Niehaas. W Shroeder. Ed Wagener, WAMcFarland. Company B. Killed Privates George Kestner, A Colegan, R Motwiler. Wounded Sergts J M Kirkhiun, J E Rust. Missing Capt C W Metcalf, Sergt .1 Cox, Corp Dimmitt ; Privates 1? Clark, A Snook, Jno Keller. Company C. Missing Capt Scammahorn. Company D. TFbwntfeti Corp J A Clark ; Privates W K WBcox, P Ellison, T-. Croul, Jaetib Kruge'r.- I Missing Gprp W CdU'vr : Privates Ben Sourenco, Jno Oliver. Company E. Wounded. First Spr.'t. Win Junes. n n "- ..Id rr-fc. r rivaies r ji warreic. v onarer wounded and mis.ing; G A Rufcter. Missing H P Cox. T J Givens Peter Koch, A Simpson, J Whiting. Company F. Wounded Capt Cocknim and missing ; Privates J H French, W II Mariner, 3 P Simpson. Missing Sergts J W Corber, S E Ward; Corp J C McGregor; Privates A Cannon. C P Dill. Alf Farmer, M Georges, Ja3 Hannah, H H Hunter, J W Hunter, H V King, J H Martin, AMsriner, W N Oliver. N A ReivC J StocklandVC.A Williams. Company G. . Woanded Sert J X. McCracken,; Private John Baldwin, Jas Alcorn. Missing Privates J Haller, C 0 Pride, Wra Ham. Company H. Killed Privates Wilson Wise, C Merto, F Komare, W Schwartz. Ben Lindsey. Missing Sergt Jas Roberts, Corporal WBTulv; Privates B F Miller, G W t uiy, t; vi Davis, Geo lhman. Company t g Wounded Privates Wm Cc'e, H W Deadman, Rufus Hava, J NT Fowler, H D.Thomas, E Barrett, Daul Williams, RTraylor... i gj Missing C apt Jno Burtck ; .Privates ; G S Bunton, Thos Parker. ; Company K. g Wounded First Lieut E hi Knowles; Private Levi Thorn psori. Missing M Matthews. The regiment went into tiie fighc with three hundred and twenty-three moo. It will be observed that the loss was verv heavy, but officers and roen be'aaved welL' Our loss has been very heavy, but that-ot' if memy must have been much greater. rou will soon t & full rrort of tt. T "-ill write when onuoi-tu-Q. Ki JcNitxK Wtduiss: JEir. Davis ox Sxatcbixq. The Marietta (Ga .) Rebel says that " Pr esident Davis was heard to exclaim in a circle of friends at the capital, that he would snatch Ter.neasee from the clutches of the Abolitionists if it took tho united armies of the South to accomplish it. " And to this the Rebel adds that " from the signs of the times it begins to look verv much as if that obstinate man meant what he said." Tennessee i3 the Holy Land of the rebel Confederacy; her fertile fields teeming with prodigious barvents , her various and exhaastless mines of coal, copper, iron, and.marble; and more than all her vigorous and hardy population, all make Uerio-aflaablei fi tfce rwr'aels.' But Jeff. L&Vis' shrivelled Haws Svl nnt be abl$ to snatch Tennr-gsee ja the ' grasp '5f Uncle Sam. toifi-fit-mio-ht asw.uil try to r.tr. h a.. ah.eeD from the talons of an a N'qhcile 'T7wn. jKs? JIaj. Gen. Kouasean van a little I . . . . j . 1 . - . 1 v. . 1 . 1I . . , . . 4 , 'li r'. r.u Ill.lUi; Ill; ntiocu IU irUllLUIl Sunday eveiiiiii.-Jiaviug hurried forward vith ihd wildest imrjtience. but the freat ine wiiCe.-tt irj.?iitt:ence, siruple was for thr time at an end. We P1 fr his own sake that the HghtSS. . mug of his iword could not have been , ?Zt-,.,. thu.nder f. h'13 V0'Ce heard ' " r""?11 l!'e.' ?mok! above the roar of the conflict. Lou. Journal. '" - -1. Oo-orpe Baber, Esq.. ex-editor 'of that interestim tie rebel sVi.a VaV,. M sq ... J v .".I .1. r ' !anngr, is how edittng toe Uayton (O. 1 Kmnir r,A ,wii,

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vr.,ii.,;i- l , 1 i f"'""B s. ou uiguiy luuiscreet, laey v diianiith:t.tn lor Governor. Tlre was show that neither Dahlgren nor Gillmore no mote norent rebel editor in a!) Dixie ' are idle. -Miey are pushing forward pret.ian the ed,or f the Banner, but we 1 prorations fpr tha renewal of active and guess his i Vallandigham articlss read i efficient operations. These two distinvery muca like hia rebel articles. They gnished commanders have too mnrh in-

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insnaiuw ,u.u unental Monthly for October. F. P. -Rtnntnn. a TenncssetaTi. makes . toe foKi lowirie- reference .to ti.? freeeWn an 1 t.i .' . duty of th' Xational Gorerntnent

' tnem : ' J There must be good faith taward the , black man. It wojxld be infamous to have incited him to escape from slavery only to remand him again, upon the res- ! toration of the Union.' to the tender mei- ' cips of his master. Whatever dirrV-r-

eacts ft&OLjjfcjon Arfy h&c SSfstei in the-J : beginning as to me legaiuyanu j.uin,; u j the Proclamation and of employing the , ' liberated slaves as soldiery the Government and people are too far committed to this line of action o be able uow to withdraw withouL dishonor and loul in- I I jristice. Manv oi tue consequences oi he war may be remedied; and even the j jast vestitres of them obliterated. Cities I j'niay bifflrf-bsfif. desolaf:j Mdst nia.to j bloom again wun prosperity, auu merce return to us om cnauncis ""; even increased activity and volume. , Many wouiHii may oe neaieu suu , separationsTrrougfrt to urn ena ny iu-- re- , newai oi irienasnips oroKcu v -., ; but the separation oi me snse u-um master, mr. as H has been caused by any action f the (Jovernment, can never j be remedta,' That must be an. eternal separatioi -eating for its security upon ithc humai y as well as the honor ot the Y rldaj Not DajvT ill WsMMW. frowned unon as a day of ill omen. And thujU$U, lb la prejmjiei, is less prevalent rto trffe otvy6r;- when njerstiI' tion bad general sway, yet th re are I many, even in this matter of fact ae of ours, who would hesitate on a dav'unauspicious, to beiu art .ua.iertakit "of ;mcJknentous3 - .imprti How inaav brave miners, whose heart unmoved could meet tiie wildest tury oi tne:r ocean borne, wunld. blanch to even bend their sails op Friday. But to show with how little reason this feeling is indulged in, let us note the following facts in our own histoxxjis &natjon, and bow little cause we'-JrorrWrrg'Irave-'to dread the fatal day. yn tndav, August ,M, tnnsto pber Columbus sailed on bis great voy- i 1 . ..... r i.a i-rf.t I ) -of dist.iverv. Un rridav, October l ih. 14.2. he first discovered land. On Friday, 4th f January, I4y3. be sailed on his return to Spain, which if he had not reached in safety the happy result would neyr have been known which led to tiie settlement of tVis vast contipent. On Friday, March 15th, 1493, he arrived at Palos in safety. On EmUy. November 22d, .1493, he arrived at Hispanirila, on his second voyage to America. On Friday, March 5th, 1495, Henry VII. of England gave to John Caliot his commission, which lied to the discovery of America. This was the first American State paper in England. On Friday September fh, 1565. Melehdez founded St Augnstien, the oldest settlement in the United States by more than forty years. , On Friday, November 10th, 1620. the Mayflower, with the Pilgrims, made the harbor of Provincetowji, and on thp same day signed that august compact, the forerunner oap present Constitution. On. Friday, December 22d, .1620, the Pilgrims made their final landing at Plymouth Rock. On Friday, February 22d, 1732, George Washington, the father of American freedom, was born. OnjFridav, June 16th, 1775, Bunker On Friday, October 7th, 1777, the sur render of Saratoga was made, which bad sucb ' power and. -influence, indncyrcr France. to .declare for our .cause. ' On' Friday, September' 22d, 1780, the ! TreaifSi? ' of A'rhold was laid "hare, which ' ai us frioih destrnction. On Fridav, October 19th, 1 7SJ v tlio Surrender ot Yorktoy-n, tha crowning I glory of American arms occurred. On Friday, Juhe 7th, 1776, the mor vi v i -t. j ams, seconded by Richard Henry i.ee, that the United Colonies were, and of right ought to be, free and independent 'Thus by numerous examples. re see that however it may be with other nations, Americana need never dread to begin on Friday, any undertaking; no .matter how .mftnentous it may be. ruritan Jtecorder. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. W. LIKE. Exclusively for the Journal. Hews via New York. II e raid's Speenlat Jona He be Is Interrapting Hint, ran.' Comaiunkse t Ion - Secret Ki peditiou from Port Monroe, die, tr. Nrw York, Oct 6. A special to the Herald from Nashville, dated 5th, rays an unusual degree of excitement prevails here to-day in consequence of the relict fclenerJil Forrest, with a force of about 4,000 men, making a raid oh onr line of riIroud communication between this plac and Bridgeport or Chattanooga, aiul at this particular time no trains are leaving for the North. Yet this circumstance need give no particular cause for Alarm. The enemy can do but little to injure our communication. Forrest may, succeed in interrupting our communication for- a few hours, but we have not only sufficient force to drive Itteerior'joVcd. .'nfnat m immensely There need be no fear of Gen. Uose crans' failing to hold his poaitiou at Chattanooga. To-day skirmishing ia going or in the neighborhood of Murfreesboro. The enemy attempted to destroy a bridge of considerable importance in a railroad point of view. In the skirmish very few were wounded and none killed. Some persons are inclined to think an engage- i ment is going on at Chattanooga, but I do not coincide with them. Unless the i enemy 1? very, desperate he will not attack Chattanooga! If he does there is every Kv?Hbood. he will be defeated. If he attempts a Hank movement on that j ylace, he will meet a force that has been j long and welt tried'in the field, and Gen. ' Ronccia:i would be able to hold out sev- 1 eral days against movernrints and attacks ) vrn of a superior force. , The-present raid is not an unexpected ; one. . We were lookiug for it Cavalry j movements do not surprise us. It is only 1 when heavy bodies of infantry move on j Our flanks that we prepare for serious i I engagements. Let me assert that the ', people's fears for Bosecrana' rear aud i for the safety of Murfreesboro, need not be entertained unless the ciieray move on our rear flank in full force; and a i General well qualified to know, assures j me there is no information of an attack 1 on Chattanooga up to the cutting, of ' wires between here and Bridgeport, said cutting having taken place -this morning. ihe tier aid Washington special sava f full fP&fti i-fiQTiOTrioo snf a. ato, r)gia Viqva been received at the Navv Denartment ; ' frfittl A fTtMi'lSfil TVhl'oanss aa sr. A 1 1. 1, i saw AAUiUltlH X'Ull It 1CI1. QUU ttltllUULU i from their nature their publication at I h,'p tlm I .-i I terest in the cause, and are too hadW j engaged in forwarding their prepara-

' ions rerliit'lrig the fortifications and caWfrrinc tlie citv, to waste tbeir time in

Wlcr ( anrt m fiiui:.S'M I . a s. 1 t0 (f,em hv certain newspaper eorrnnndr.t and otner. tin the eontxa. -; so. wording are worKing corcuauv--. ana u a heartily together, and the results ot their crw.i-.rrn.fi, in will be WltneSM-d 'ifTOTi' lon in a manner -which wi4 couviiw: i iieaifre'gard and his friends and syeipailiiers, that all of th barbarism wa .anfe tShaunted in the first shelKng of the devoteJ citr. - 'f A Fort VLovitA tcttvr to the Herald of , the 4 Mi. states tha' an expedition ona; large scale, COngisttn of cavalry, in ran- , try and artillery, has neen organiifio, anu . in" conjunction with several gunboats, 1 stfcrted'from bere vestrdy ?rM: v.-The weher.ts all that ceroid vrbe defired, It'cnc'e'thi' expeditionary' corps will nor; sufter any from untavoraoie wmu ma t t;de The destination is unknowr n.cveu a . firtin.n!tin.r 1 hp trOOriS elt un,ier sealed orders, which are not to be op,.ned until a certain point is reached. ; place ot renaezvous uas oeen apand? nomteu at which the various coi jjj C0U1bine their forces. Trn

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othcers m whom every conuuc pose k.AV teen placed in l tw ,jbject ot tne expeuiiiou a severe, blow on a vital Dpi n:rf: i.wMisii earned out. will afcve 'tellin? effect. utu!-aa conducive me on the fall camnaiaa. on in ha3?jn--ig rm both Oes i o . . At all evenrs the rebeljW blRbpehed ' to CQiicentrate a large for-seT rftMr.-is there atipresent, n!' :4wwid- the. Utter be the. case our Uonps are niauemns ongb to tiglrt a bjawy engawewent aa victory. Cincinnati, Oct -Dobelts-Bitreiiu' and Chair fattnrv on tlth street, - waa'utirelv drtrnved by-- fire last uioht. Tlw :. lamber turd auilthree tvi!;firiing hwses were, partiafry damajreti. l.nas ahoat $3U,(XI0 innurerl in part. Private ad viefcs frrim Chattanocya to ke lstTpi-e3ent ihc army in fine spirits and its position impregnable.' ' -A special to-'the Commercial (row) KnoTvillc 5th, says: Onr forces below ' have penetrated to Hi iwa.'ee river. The enemy retired ou o ir approach. The , rebels have also fallen back above, Col. Carter being beyond tireenville to-night, j Nkw York, Oct. C. The steamer Sax'onia has arrived News Anticipated .... ... XT. The steamer I'nlton, from Charleston Bar1. 3d, has arrived.' No news. . The rebel steamer Diamond had been captured by the gunboat Stellin and taken to Port Royal. 8he had z valuable cargo of saltpetre and liquors. A Newbrirn letter of. the ' 30th to the Herald.aar the gunboat Borabehell, Captain Briukerho&i left Newbern a few days ago under sealed orders, and made' a reconnaissance on the Pasquatank river, which empties into the Albermarle Sound. She-landed a boat's crew near Elizabeth City. The men were captured by the-rebels, w.beii Capt B. opened a vigorous fire on the ton. doing considerable damage. The steamer Cosmopolitan from Hilton Head ou the 3d, arrived this morning with 22'. sick and wounded soldiers from Morris Island-and Beaufort S. O The yacht Tortugas arrived at Hilton Head from Key West, St. 'Augustine and Fernandina, Florida. She reports " no yellow fever at either of -those places. Health of .the -troops tt.od.' ' RELi6rious isroTicl;." A. -Tfce Rev. Ki: Otilisfeine will preach thi . nnIng at VA of chirk at Marble Hall, to the Oonitregation of the Firat BftptUt Church. The friends ar cordially invited to attend'. - cxsx. On thu f.tb iust.n,y the Rev. Mr. Rrotschmaa, 1 Mi. fUsr. Lsich to Miss Wu.iiki.min. Lkmckk, all Of t V irf ..ii.v. NEW ADyRTI8ElME?JTS. TO CONTRACTORS. SURVKVORQKFlQi;, ) Je ; i jSviissviu.it. Ott. ntv. i qHff LNDkuhionkd will , ' f'.p'l Pr.iposjils u, this offi.e, j L REOKTVE posiilsu. this office, until tha 90th day of' 1 ho, ire sent ntonlh for mukki repairs on the Hatiti.v IfretpirHl tti:d premieti, lncludinir Stone and Bri.k suork,-iTM trnfl-vTrtiW work. Painting and (.Urimj. Pitaipi jBdXHtern w..rk. Plastering, ice. 8peciflcatio:: 11s. to kind :. 1 . ' work may be seen at th office f Murna.4 'BoyjJ, Architects, Chandler'i Bio. k. Bids will be received for fbe whole or for, any part separately. .mil The material and worknui-jshlp must V of lb beet quality. ' Terms cash as soon 4s the worS is accepted. A. L. ROBTNSOX. - '. '' SurveyorVolksbote copy dtd-ocl7 new books. BKX TBK LIHF.S, l.yt'aus. Alex. Gfeet U.VLA I AY.-, bJJaii Hamilton. SOUTHfeRN HISTORY OF THK WAR. LXTK ORSTOgBWA W. f JWf SON . et.easoi: vin .ikV.'i '' m;-.-. iiini...:. A FULL 81CT OF 1'M.VBLEfi ifti KKNa' WORKS In papers. . . m i; All yet out of tho recent ftifltlon of toper' Nov'.ets. , . " ' ; , A FULL SKTOE XOVKIeS. by J. F. Smith, (in Pper-) . .... WAVERLT lIAf.A7.IKBf. for October. Mad. DEMOREfTPS Fall Fashion Book. An assortmeal of the ' ..t COOK BOOKS At D0BELLsS. PROPOSALS." OFFICE' COWMISSA'-RY OF'CBSISTENCK, f Svansville, fnd., Octblwr 5, MK ) SEALED TROPOSALS WtL BK RECEIVED at thin 'fiffico (from first hands and from citizens loval to the U. S. Government) until 12 j o'clock Thursday, October 8th, lia, for the lallowinsldr, to be delivered as the. Comnifssaty ! nt this post may. dimct : 25,000 Pounds Bacbn, (Sides and i Shoulders.) I trie! , " 1 lf- il hMWfs.oXa.writ ten con- ! Sh'dders.aliail be goVBraed by abe.:i ficafldfi" t.re. ' ; vioHUly pdMiSried. f. if KIIRIIAS, ct- 6. 4 c.pt. o. 8. RAILROAD NOTICKKvans i ille A CrawfordsrlUe K. R.Co. PrelgUt TarifT between Kvanavilla and Ciuclnnatl per 100 lbs. ' 1st Class. 2d Clasn. U Cms 4th Clasa 50 40 iSOi. - 2JFlour V bbl. 60 Cents. Time consumed in transport,,' Ihli befoet: the points is from four to Ave dayi. octC A. E. ftHRADER, Freight Ag't. GROCERIES. TEV ORLEANS SOfiAJA.II prime, fci salo low by hhds. fall- to S. E. 'ilLOERT 4 CO. RIO COI KEr. 140 sack prime for aaiV-by S. B. QILRERT A CO. fTIABLK SALT Oti Hswia, of OOtruaTl bags ev h, X for sale b 5. . GILBERT ,v CO. 1 HERB I KG nf) h..r. best quality just received and i r aale'by S K.- GILT1KRT CO. VFEW OBLFrVNS-'.srOAR--li 10 hh.is. .nine aiid choice New Oilcan gar ; 9 hds. gro.,.! aud fkir w Orleans Suear : 8nIn store, aud Jo arrive, at II. A. tJoOK'! PEPPER SPICE 5 bags !V,.j.r ; 3 Spice: At H. A. COOK'S, sept 1?. BARREL AND HALF B A it RKLt5oY KBS15 dcz. assorted barrel aud liairqarrel oovers; At H. A. COOK'S. SHfTI, Scrtl-B, Afb DCft,t BRrSHEt 5o doz. assorted Scrub Brosjaes: Mi - nuiriin snoe isrusltes ; 10 li f-ri o Brushes without handles- , TO " pialtt and fancy Hair 0ntr ; S1 MOKFO HERRING 100 boxes t k i Herring At H. A. COOK'S. IfBKSH CAN PINE APPLESxTdoITfreslii oan Fiuii Apples, extra quality; At H. A. COQg'g. Vr AN K E ft VEGETABLES . TVi ! X 5 doz. 1 tt frash Mackerel , S " 2 ' " 10 " lb " Salmon ; I " IU) ' piod Salmon ;

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1 l.ave I hem 7 I rail nyon vou io cut iuv u7.;ir. , 1 Mv niisWar ts,'n HE 1JHALL." WiUjrouWn ltf'-X think: yon will. Y'oar coontry tteJa jmtr ; : "SeHissw ia the army, and oflwrs you. inda(-i. ! kmpty proviil- A for. : Am on teceiva cc ing (.'oDipauii, or parts of Compatii. ( lrec?iT commissions fnr that pnrppsa .Hy applying ! rto niL in Vritin(, (urcmpanl"i3 hy proper nvont- ' jmendations,, directed to JEt. VcraoD, Posey conSjJrjdiaiia, ;un;ll th. orU:raKrli f lr acainphifiit. " ' ..JltHS X. MANN. Commandaht 1st District. jUii.' ' pauorx in thfj oftitf . ! PrrSr?" NOTICE. - - a aUl"?; .. -a .1 U. SUM ;:i 'M.il. A IV FKOSi. J'L Wnsaj-i oelabnaaad ..iu. LjXil .i...i-..f .lio-asoaU v.rwar?i 10,,.. to ereryHlW person jfrarlr'tHi Ou ihc- .rix4i. ! tha catiaa and treat me:, t of thir'ci'in. "nliits, wTU:'out trouhling them rith many MaftbMk tiie j afxrvwaid infimatri l4:iH ind oiily y Ikninivittg .the puiiiv. lVutn vary aiodsrate, t)i : I'.l j lUts. Tha IV:ir(.!is fs 'at mr' omc,1n LaYrtas-.. tifur : I'liris Millar's. Hourii for oi'iilttVn. mm ' t" 12 o'rlook a. m. ind from J t 5- o'ol.k p. m. DRUGS, &c. . t&'xi .v.-i'- '..--IS I ----- - - : TM P. S,0Dl.ATtD, '' 17 Main KlMt, rKr-ORTKR.'MAXt'PAiTURltB. A?TD DRAI.jL er in riniee. Me-'iiinra. rhemicafa. Oils, Paints. Varuislva, Glaat, BraiJi.m, Jamp, lire StufTj. and aTfartklca Rna!Ty kfj.t iu a flrsi ck- Tni' Store, w ith a latze an-l TrteJ aasortmont of Patent Med. i.-ines and Perfumery, tu. ther-witli every descript"tl.0C. Anibraij-pe-aii.d-Photograph Goods, cou sistiiiR f Camr'ras. Chemicals, Cases and Frames constantly 6a haiu!, and sold at reasonable prices Orders f.xm Meroluvnt.. and Artists, pi' :npt)y altsnded to, and forwardec! instructed OAL6TlrATuperTor : r i.'le ; rtWh'-.- near ly jtu.ieru8, for sale JtSj ttangaucja .r barrel, at J7 Main strett. LAMPS, LAMPS A.7itv. . ''t received, at n.tfilti streM. 1 PXHn AXD AVrVr VX.WQISZSj,( aU kinds At STODDARD 3, 17 Main street. KKAM or JlEACTr AND SKrRKT OF th Beauty new and ai.Uu.did anuiee for complexion. For sale at WM. II. f. STODDARIi ?. 17 Main street "tRRAM OF TARTAR AND SODA, PCRK - .V lor medical or lunjiiy ne, at " y . . Si DDA11D S 17 Main str et. J5 variety .-f other Vci mifirgesiit the.City Dmg jj Store., 1 7 Main Street . i cfii L LS NB1C rUiK KrS V FA' b7 ND AGl'E K ttrtedbte tM i i!e :,t 17 Ma'r. Bl r Set. ' TstlBHaAn mJli t,ri.fv of kia'de and . .vi: cuu Im hadt.J7 Main St. - -: 8. ALl.KN 'a 1J t )i KKSTuKATi V'K AND Til!.a!atiiuni . th best preparation e.itant : for the ID.ir and S:air.. For sale at 1 ... iff.' STODDARD'ft, 17'Maln Street i - - - - - $400 BOUNTY ! CAPTXIS TOM. VTlCI.IAMSON. Of THE OldTfortfteeBth RepinficM. Is authorized to recruit a Company for one of the new Regiments. He appeals to the youu men of this-Dis ti t -t to erltist. The Bonntv U most liberal S4"2 for old pecraits and S3fU for ... "-- '- Rocntitiug Office at tpi-u. Iyn', Provost tioui all points sepSO. Marshal- Onoav Prauspoi tatioi on the E. C. R. R. furnished. TO LET. w Biuiiiiess Property to Lei. r-X BX : 15Q' FKET, CORNER OF J1I A1N AXD I .lEoiB-l.b Streets, will be let for a fefai. Perons wishing- fo lease can have tbs whole or oneliaraertror oae-balf, as they may de&ice. Enquire of ASA IGLEHEART, er o"-Jrf JNO. 8HANKL1K. 1 I m all II MM Is WOOD & WILLOW WARE iM NTS RATTAN CLOTHES BASKETS : ' -X 10 tie-.!? Oval Clothes Baskets; " S- '"' naVl '" ' .'2H H ilarket "t- -I ; taker ' " i doceu covered- " t " Ltinner " 11 ' I'mtimon Buckets: V " Cedar Buckets, Irou Bound ( - 6 ' " " I! -. Bound : IS I 4 H . 8 4 4 8 10 10 Fioar Buckts: Dt nw , . Sifters, assorted size ; Pop Corn Bart liorj ; f-dar Churns; B-.s Bound 'edr Cans :' Tarnished ?pica Boxes ; Wash Boards ; .Ice Picks and Aia'.lvta ; In gross Smith's Patent Clothes Pias; T tea Wooden Bowl, assorted sites : 4 dozen Wi,llow Chairs; 4 down Cotto-h Hop ; 10 arts T.il.le Slatts: lust received at WM. CALDWELL'S, . ' KJ.9 Ffrst Street. 10 RKBLS COTT.V C'JBD; lo dozen tlatiiiilla Cord ; 12 MM .lute " A halaa-Oand:.' Wi.Jt.; . .fi;t recrirvod a! 'CALDW'EF.L' Family Grocery, '. ''" ft. 0 First street. niABI.E SALT 1" sack, Ashton's Liverpool J Salt, SO pomaiij Ott -4k ; 4 case Ashton's Liverpoolalit, 0w o the case. .Int jJ2J ' ' '' FIRST STREET. GROCERIBS. 1 WHOLESALE STOCK Wood and Willow Ware'-! I HAVE NOW IN' STORE und lo ,ni... the best assortment of Wo.iil and Willow Ware I ever opened .;i KiansMlle. The attention . trade is ealled'to my stii.'k, which w ill be of the found 1 full snd tWuplrte. 11. A. J j - COOK, 7;t Stain street. i " ESt VfZ IMPORTED CASTILE SOAP 15 boxes, v .-:-, ruiite.l genuine Cattle hoap : At H. A. COOK'S. . I f lUVEil Ali I." lrERs 4 V Xdoi. -FirrTrrrtltU KpAhiM Vtllm ; n At II A IXIOK'S. HOLLAND HERRING 25 kegs t mi orted Her"ring. Fresh am? v.rv choice ; At U. A. COOK'S. ttOFFJ?E. COFFEE b ... . Kio Coffee ' Java Coffee ; 5 ' " Mart sea iio ffee ; hS ', -Conn Mochn ..t..s., - ; In lir slid to si i-iv.;, at H. A. COOK'S. F'"LAVtiiai. EXI'R " ! 21 doz. 4 (. Extract Leni'nu ; 10 " .24 ;4 4 4 VaiiiIU : Elai l ; CelL-ry ; Rose. ; llnaa . -A t H. 4 2 " 2 '" 2 " 4 j v.rre:ic0. h. 2 A. Ci.0KV. j ATPTS, BATts iSjj pKFNarj i 10 bart'el Jav,i Ah'uonr, , . ( i '.' Boiyiaav Almoud ; . 1 FiKerls- " " English Walnuts; V 3 ... BvaHII Xute; s 300 p.. m..;. Shell-d Almoada; 3 fSsrln Presb Dates ; I 15,-00 pr.unds Bet Turkish Prnnos; I . . . At n. A. COOK'S. CtLOTHES BAS'ClfTS.- ': ES sets Oral qiotli.-s il a. 'a, i inch ; I ;-T ,-v- Ife . to, " anuare " . " J . .' 2 .Ur'- --isj ', ' " At H, 'A. C ViK'S. MARKET BASKETS -.10u nests ImoorteJ ail Iinestic aii.rwt uas&ets, inea uest ; A' M. i. COOK'S. KETS- "7' - OCH00L BAti O 30 doz. assojtd -WieS. COVeJ'e.l r.eiti.I .. Basket; 10 d.. wworteil is, rnrarul ovtl School BasVef. ; At II. , COOK'S: C" j RAIN BC6&t 1 " T 2 doz. W...n Grain Se 0I. : At H. A.OtOK'fi. CARb4i-.R t'AX KMKESZT i aor. rreacn I. en . . , ... r- . .s,lw)iild hsve.ooe. Ten times the cost 'Hvid eve-; year, only to U had at u. A. C00K ' - COHPISH. CODFISH J 2 boos larg Codflsh ; 1 ' Id I urns : .Tttsj received, at H. A. COOK'S. Ksseied quarts Jelly ;

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I. EITTENBSRG, M.autu'actarcr of the gewly Inyaoted PERIS CO PI Spectacles ASP t:-U iixiuV xieiu vrrciSv Snperler . o 1J otfcers now iat n g?Y dLASBBS, "-iiorosoopee, OPERA GLASS.? . Marine Spy Glasses, SIMPLT3 MICROSCOPES, Hunting- Carlatisefci, .And all kiiKl of . ,. OPTICAL INSTRUMENT Caa b t.aJ ouly or Main Streot,! ETANSThT.LE. INDIANA. i. R1TTR.SB.-;R-h Kovr on Hisoy a; 1 of Optical Imtrunwi.tf . .. of at greatlx ' reduced in all of the terj latral itutplrhUIS assort wbicli he will di priee t ; hia pxxls ( pn-.einpnis seUin", list! tie rf tv. larce variety f Spectacle from the o.-i ooaa j to the very iat. rta: Tne npest oalty oi tit-ld I Spectaclea, thew QtasstHt Lefng construrted or the I moT accurate Jfcds.p:atlcn of m I AHtvei Cgnesv. 1 Periicopjc principles. Also, Silver of ir.ree dit- ! fnent grades of Glasses, No. 1 being on the same ' prieip!e a the GoU Specterles. Ko 2 i n Pri focal Lense; Jfo. abeitiga fine ArJuom:itic Lens, mirrcr shape. i Ill addition to the above I have a fine . rtiafut of gtoel. of Uie very beat quality of Lenees, ! the frame being grooved into the GiAV-e. Tiie-1 frames are so fine as to be scarcely visible, lio. 2 oT t'teei is Perifocal No. 3 the gl- bule of a smoked Lease, odtiajed ir weak eUlU afaeia atrotig light, snow or nind ffecu the i.e. .. These Spectacle are a nerfect preventf.ti ye by ue- i uag them cesatently, canuK the eye to su.u its ' healtliy power and retain it to oM age. t . Havirtfc had very considerable experiepoe ;.ir io cateraet eyxs. in adapting glnsars uch viiort, wpfdd iiuprcsa on the minds of all peiHoas med- , inftglaasen of any ov4ertptlon, to apply for sach '; only to a regular Optician, making that Iti. sindy aud bnefnea for years, he alone being al.le to. know intu the peculiar anatomy of the eye tire nature of the lietVcf . whether arising fror.: weak- . Bess of . !at!kaing of the pupil, or Other i m isfortune occnrrinif to the elsioa. The eye be , tirfr the moMdeUetrte organ, and of the moat vital ' importance to the lupplaess ar.d proapcif pf man . should nevet Tie tampered with, either l y the individual or by tboae who, for mere profit, ; take Un themaeives the selling of Optical Inst rumr-nta, and who know nothing of the aaatocay ' of Iheaye, or how to discover the proper glas.se to ; suit the vcttllarfty ijf the dfBereht siftbts ofttrose Deeding spectarl.i. 1 l.oinarid have loet tueir vision entirely from nbT apfTying to triose naly iiualifled to know the different defects, in . each to-' dividna!'- sight and how u reme.ty.tt.by wearing the proper KTfed of fljechitiesV I.' Rlttanberg. j having had Pier twonty-ive rears at perience as a regular practical optician, csn jusiirathcewgiving him their patronage that by apprj ingf hfai fhey ' cm get the very right kind of glasses adapted, to ; their esse, and in almost evei-y oae se-iirv.good ; eye sight to old age.- Ne r sighted persoiill oatf j also obtain of him tU- latest itaprov4aiei-.: in spextac! suited to fhirn, b.ilng new ioyi I 1 have also the moat receaCy new Field Glasses, with Astromical eyepieces, bemg very superior to the old opera glass arracgenseot. . All kinds of OrrricallnatxurnciHs repaired at the" shortest nottac.laud th.e having ptuvhaaed irpeetacJsa 'of tnf, having hsd the Biiafortune to Bask nne.of tue lenses, can bave it replaced gratuitously by applying to ' ' " .. ' L RITTENBEHG, 7 Main 3treet, Her: Second and Iird Stt.. EVANS VILLE, INT. sp. 20. GROCERIES. a. a. wneci ek. as. biooi. WHEELER, EIGGS & w. j. sr SUGG, Whole le dealers in it o o .er i.es, SALT, COTTU9 VARSS Vails, Window Gnus, Sash, Doors, Ac So. 17 Xortb first Street, Garner oi Bjtamorp. BT AN8VI LLR, INDIANA. COPARTHKRaHIF X7E HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH lia WM .1 Vv Knirg, late nf TJniontown, Ky., in the Wholesale Grocery business. The stylaoftfao Arm Willie Whe&lr, Rfggs A- Sugg. WHEELER k KltJi;.1.. lOFFtK V-' dust received KiO has prime Rio Coflb: 50 bags good iai r O.ftee ; ou boxes Ground do j and foe sale ehaap at WHEELER. BIOOS A Sl-OO'S GjVRliP i MOLASSES barrels Syrup ; 2fi bsrie.Tk Bentrand's XXX Syrop ; 10 ' Stewart's Syrup ; 20 " extra Hoaey8y rap 40 " O Molaasee; :') half N.ls Honey Syrup: .10 half ! ids Bertiand XXX Syrup ; 60 ten gallon kegs Syrup ; For sale cheap as (lie cieact at WHEELER, BIGGS A SCGO'S. OPl'-ES bags Black Pepper . la oags tptce ; j 10 bags Raw Ginger; f bags Cassia ; 20 cases Nutmeg ; 2A boxes ground Ginger ; TO " Pepper; . 2.'. . 8pice; SO ' Cinnamon; r-' , ". Oloyaa; II ' Mustard ; for sal low at WHEELER. RIGGS A SUGG'S. ' ;ar . 2o hhds. prims New Orleans Sugar , 20 ' 'lair ... f U " Porto Sogar ; l boxes Havana " 25 barrels Crmhed " a'. ' Powdered " 25 " Coflbs ' 15 Yelllow Cofle Suar; for ale at WHEELER, BIGGS A SUGG a. , Y AOKERLI. - v iVl 25b i barrels No. S Mtckarel, large; bw - - x s . ' half bbl 1 25 " . 8 in - T g ti as r txI Mo. i JiacJwral i H 2 25 " -g 25 kits , i' , -1 50 7 g t. Just ro aivsd por rail at WHEELKE, BI0G9 gUGG'S. U YE STUFF, ETC 1' csm Manilla Indigo, 1 cast. Madras Indigo; 1 n-ni :';.! Jiuaaer; In t-arrIs Alunt ; U " Copperea; . . 3 " Cadbear; .v boxes Extract Logwood : ! barrel Brlmston; lu " Sulphur; 0 ' Bpsum Salts; 2 ' YensiaRed; 'i " Spanish Brtiwa : lOtl boxes VasrrrrJSlui 10 frails Soft Shi.il Almond; 1 ' barrels Fftberts ; for sale dheap at WilEELEB, B1GC& A gFGfl 1 : VV "v-'I'SM WAKE. ETC. iv , , noze dozen Rod Buckets 6fi dozen Bine and Red Basbata 2S d.,ea W..H Bnckeia ; 20 do !n So. 1 Tons ; 45 dozen No. 2 and 3 Tnbn -75 dozen Wash Board ; j N --ts Buckets, 3 ia Heat ; -; .TfBv'hei Ueaauraa; JBD boxes Clolhta Pin. . ' Ffft MlejcResri by WrtEtLEB, BIGT.S SfC.G ptOTJ KIOt) banfMM assaitr' FloV.' J . "' :nn-.etut WHEKXKB BIQGS vt SO'.G Cf U 0CO LA T K- -ii lvu uaerted br.uds Ix-st ' ChocoUio, at H. A. COOKV. C!l"ARE RAT AN MARKET BASKETS 1(V U dy ilimMMlan M.rl- tta.lru., - l..svv f .. Bviicherwat:, Market men. At ft. A.COOK. apt.27tfi - " .T V 5t 50 iiox-T Western Reserve Cheeae - -0 liozes Bimhnrg Cheese. Jnst received and to arrive at ' ' ' WHEELER, BIGGS At 87088. 'PEA. TK.S, TEA- ' . X 15 half i hesU assorted Oolong Tea ;. . lit .. .. Japan ' Id H ft . fjyson Ted ; " Gunpowder a . . Lmpefial 4 Jnst received at U'. A. COOK'S, 1 AMP CHIMNEY DEC oHEs 30 d .a. wire f I J handle chimney brushes; At H..A. COOK'S, t

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Tl rjernoi jUlIo. and Secojd Streets, ....... I HF AICS4 ' fXU . HrWBlfcsOX II A VIKG FOB TH i-- I" v--"-. : - i xhc Delimited patir fl. - .-Wir. i-f Brausrffleaad nrrDJt!.V;a f. r tii'-.v -c:ntfoa "of his kiU a a bciittsi hf.air;' Ut n:r.:rinz aSMTy in aur- . iL" Krrlili. T.fl. .. 'i LITEST IMPKO.VBBBNTS AKI 1) - tit,srgt,i t ol thf "arc fcyor. Pfrional Atfi r.t ion Given )m Every ' t'S. Ki faellitiK tor doing goo IwHt equsi -tur Katabi ianment In tne rnll Vi-ilflV laJ C lilea Sr Kef rstna r. Every tyle f i .jdc In E.em j him. 3 given tiy taniriog to IS OF TEETH ir tasis can be us raV.be weo in alatS-1rixsflly lirniaari all Ji reKTH.woul for llcTii;:g-paia r.ruXorni'ivsri h;j Job 22 (r . HAAS, I THA"XhtFKX FOR TBS ? e reeetecldurfng the past fcar I crmar.ent resident of this city, whether they need his proftaI I to visit his tvem andie th '! to if Styl (work Hannfactared Improvemen:s and Invent ;os and everything that wQI subserve ltehit! i' utis is aecared by him. R I t and Facliltf t hr afoaJ to any in i. ; .v c i t i x s . Ee has Anaesthetics roa Mi. iattits I'aln wlieti Extracting Teeth. -Cfieeks tiijt are sncken can be reatored to net .ktflr.origliil ooliti or. AR.irab!e s-tvlesof rly ARTIFICIAL TEETHY uib.'.e rtftywhent in the failed State, are made by him. irrvauianti s of Children' Teeth sueatasfrtllj aorrected, he i..s DBCAYED! TEETH Shi i'I either SatW them Extracted or Filled, (the latter if jutai it. 1 The health of the par lie and the remaining T- . n dei;uid it.. NF.I RALG1C AFFfcK TJONft TREATED. ALSO CLEFT PALATE UfBcc ooTir-t , Near.Pott Office. EXECUTOR'S SALS. EXECUTOR'S SALE VAXTTABE BE5.L ESTATE. lVv IRTT L i; TDK POWER CONTAINED D in '.he vViU of M. W. Foster, deceased, as well aa tt& ordVr of tlr Court of Common Plea of Van derbnrgh crmn.ty, the nUdersipued will oflcr for 112 Am I ton. on TUL K3IIAY , the 15th .1. is . between 10 o'clock a. m. and . m., ai the Court House door, in th jnville. ihe following desert'.- J Raal day of Wl 4 o.plo.a. city of Tt Eerat--I.'.M li t of Lot 36, Old Pisa of 40 feet front on Maiti street by yw fcet deep on First street, with i lie three atery brick (double i s.orw sltuateil 1 areoB, the first stories n.jw docupied by. John Heay ud J. p. JQUott. Ivkw z. The lot of ground adjoining the above, commencing an Fir street SO'fct iroxo the intersr ction of Main ieet, rbenw aku. ; First etreet XI foet, more or le3. to the centar of the partition wall dividing the store r.ew owned "if J. O. Yiinniaaa C om th.-store Dow ivcapied by ldman, Borg i. Co., thence at right augle with First at rnet along the enter of said par- : iiiyo ait 70 feet mora uf less to the outside of tha rear w ail of said stores, thenoe !-..:,., at. right angle towards Main itreet 32 'fopt. more or less, te the line of the Lot . osiaed by t uarje Yale, themes at right angle to the place of beginning, with tba hntldinzs utoated thereon; also, an alley its the rear of raid property, 10 set wide, wfcich is t be kept forever opened. Th- 5rt .floors. of s.ud building are now oc-.rupied I- f;. C?;land and Goldman. Berg A Co. Itch 3 The lot of ground on the corner of Lo- ' cut aud Wi.u-r.-tiocts, being 15f foe: on Witter street and ISO feet onLoousi . tract. nown as IntaTaad S Old Plan of I.nsulVo. a ith tujrtwo tbrtck warehouse it- . natcdtl -.. uow occupic-I by tha T. 8. --w-ATTjrairter, and the brick and frame djs!lio; and c 'ore adjoining. Item t -Tl :.divdeI one-half ol Lot 1 subdi. iMetC&atSOt, Donation Enlargement of Evans ruk, licing corner part of said lot, rnrrrp; 85 feel vTout on Fourth or Market n-ot . f.ud SJ Jael oa Locust s'reet ;o a ten foot ellej. with the common privilege lvrvt : -f r iivided one-half of Lot 2 subdiv.siutt tn.t -.vj IKmarion Enlergement of Evanfviilc,. adjoining the abova, saving 55 tet front on Fourth or ilarket street and " " daeps.to tha alley in tbe rear, witi rfie coiit.ion privilege of th same. Tvfm R.-Tkai ntjtrrrMr.l one-half of Lot 3, sobdivir. u t iX). L'onation Enlargement oi 1 --:.: . . joining tha aiove, having j. fetst5-out on Fourth or Market street, R'I0fret deep, to the alley in the rear, with fLe.' i ruon pjivllege of the same. i . irm .-Th. subuiv iSd oaa-half of Lo No. 4 : Lot J00 Donation Enlargein'viJJr, having 30 firt front treet and 75 feet on Danham tJie roBBCn privilege of the ' oa tiie south -vreat side, toIhe brick smoke house and house situated on th uuce. Tidc 'ijic-talff Ltt 5, and t4. hi Jb.'Eastcrn Enlargeth th- wooden shed dz 30 fcet front cn :d running through toCl.nrch ttrei ' rrri B.-Ylie' an.Tivid one-half of Lot and k Eastern Enlargement of Ev. ilr, having 48 feet front on Fifth or anal -ano running back 130 feat "perry . in good order and nn-jfttabi-i au s, and po:aion can be ihort nonce. Title tnc.'spMtct-re. rirrng to purchase mar examine the ee i.lu oi it by applying at George Warehones.vsbrBer of Locust street SALE: One-tbird cash, one third .swe-0srdiHi vuonlhe. tha pu otca with approved security bear " vratVfng relief laws. GEO. FuSTKR. ) ' VM ali. der rent s gVea at H at tbCM.o-.an chaser givir.i in j Interest, FOSTER. cutorB I; d-td. traasvillg GROCERIES. J xA SKLCA'N FRI0S -BLACKING ; il 250 aoa. assorted size Blacking H. A. COOK'S. CIOKN STARC ' cooking, at EFINEDsr 20 barrels Q if f Pi ' ,-, tut 1'' haiusela- tl z. best Corn Starch, for H A. COOK'S. lugar; Sugar; . Sagar ; ived.at H. A COOK'S. Bf .I'F "10 gr..jU-t for sale bv S. - -1 . - k . a CO. t5sKsu ril T' Jrat raGetretl C'l.oTnr- pij whittled S - 'v. iHives No. 1 round wead, h. Wtva; At 11 A. COOK'S. OVEKX-MEXT . r.i iJERN PITCH 10 bbls JT for sale by is. E. GILBERT i CO.. Ko. 4 Sycarauro li flen-nt tir.als, t B, K. CILi-KST ?APE MILLS. ETi VILLE I2If E 6 tABlSTEDT, Agents. E MA eoual t TtTRE WRAPPING PAPER lade, aud at Cincinnati price-. Ucatiou to-the Agsuta, Frice sent JylOdtei NOTICE. Button Ch ag jiedeeaied. V will )kk-v :hk ks.ased for 'Orfnbatks " atanv J2. ps6 Stamp,

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