Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 October 1863 — Page 3
SVAN8VILLE, tSB.
THE VW
LIIEST
WEDNESDAY
.OCTOBER 7, 1161
. tflfcNAL BINDERY. b'tsher of the JSvansville Jour
nal havejrtst tkjed to their. Newspaper
Sad AcnnirtRTj-A whir fon ofWm. WILLIAM REAVIS, Kelso, aeed fourteen or fifteen years. Attorney at Law and V. 8. Claim
shot tiirtselt wb,a -pocket pistol while i Apent, B? jf,, carelessly &a s if on fhnrtiij last, g J" 2 VT7W jTELEGRA 1TI. - . T loiji, tjone jnnty nonjy. Back Pay, Bounty Land ; at Yincennes. rrOBi the effect of which ; Claim, f-r Hossaaand other Pkopkbtt destroyed j PTJAIT VX"W VtO V he died withiri liftfr an lYc-iiF. ! while in t5iU service of the Government, and alt xJJUM ,J.LW YOKH,
This skpuld Le a warning to paresrts : , w,,a"",r ",ua ur u"lu"' "B"'"" j. , -, " r . i l uited Mate. and bojs ajjamstoariug-or peratitttag j BouBtjr for Dlscllftrged Soldiers!
w uc carnea, pistois or smtiu Moys.
! i v an uiuoudnutnt to tho Bounty Lav;, punt at
Later from Cliarlc.ten Glllmore remoru his Headquarter to Folly Island what the Rebel are .dolus;,'
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snn oo rriuung r.staoiisnment, a
RUST CLAS BINDERY and Maxit- Another. A littlo girl fell from the j the last session of Ooagteaa, " ah soldiers or FACTORY OF Bf.lK BODES. Hivino- a- Second StfiTV Window of the school house. ! other ,vho aereo'erbe
, , . . .... , ..... discharged within two year from tbe date of their I . - , , . 32 eurea the ..ervioes - of some of 'ike best ra mceiinCs, and was so senqusty in- euIi..11U!Dt; by rau00 ef wi,mdjl ii4tettle, i t thu port from C harlestoneave Bworkmen in the West, they are prepared jured as to clittse' serious annrenensions ' Mh.u receive the sama Bona a. though they I report apparently on good authority, that;
to execute orders at Cincinnati and for her recovery. j served two years." Iw;-w;il ' Sv,iv,i i.v,.uliB, Omce rfc Mate SttaaVovar Keller'. Gun Store,
Cincinnati Markets. . . ,,. Oxcii.Mti, Oct. t. Flock unchanged, but the market is firmer. Wheat unchanged; red 1 10,
l and white 1 25I 28.
uorn yoc. Oats 70c. Rtb n m. Whibky adyaneed to ")2J. Paovistoss Nothing done in I'rovis-
lona, and ail is held hicrht;-
New ToRK.Oct C The Foal says! i... ini ,j .t. d,.j ,
Fverv description of Blank 'Booirs, . Greene, eJ.itorof the Tiaeeunes Sun. ' o-reapondaBts mut enclose .tamps, such as' Railroad, County, Banking, Mer- j "hile out jnnning with u friend, iuat- s-Good reference ?fven if required, muss cautilet;and Forwarding Books, manu- fro'e Lu' ' 9-TV f. .ide-'wTiteamer Chamber., factured to order and from the bsst : which th. weie riding, placed the but"' Brown, Captain, will continn? to run as a rcgnlar
quality of stock. j of his . doiiblerharrt-leii .sijut gun on the !.' ootwocu EransTillo and ileudenou, lear-
Henderson Tery niorning at 7 o'clock.
ing rates:
Ponnd freights, 10c. ; flonr ier barrel, 15c. ; do.
nr..l A?7t. .J rr.; rru,:A mi.! t... left i,.l ,' i ln8 avausviuo every evening at i o'clock, and
n . " r ." ' ' - ( Henderson every morning at 7 o'cloc rriHiing, executed in a superior wan ; muzzle of in niece to aid him jn r.hgfit i gh wi ht at y,. folIow
ner,
All kindstr Printed Work, such 1 InK wl'e byjwart "means the gun wan'
aa Magazines;-Law and Medical Worka dsebrgt?d.- dwtteri!.- rai,-.i,and in' a ' r"ck' sc.:-whi.ky per barrel, 20c. ; molasses. t . . V . , : . . i i . li ni . , , , ; shingles, 25c. per 1,000 feet; lumber, 15c. Pamphlets and old book re-botfnd in t. rn.We maRner. 1 his should be p rl0nfeet; d.mra.ioc.; mh i bundle. of Sve,
every variety ot style from half-bound to j warniBg aganist the pracuce ot editors ' we.
Antique and Full-Gilt Wsrt OIrJ71fcr NEWS,
SFor Commercial and River Hewa
tee fow ih page.
who preach peace, carrying impiemema
of war. We hope Greene will recover j before Vallatidigham is elected Governor : of Ohio- several, years before..
Other freiti's in proportion.
sep34tf
Umbrk&A: ' Missing. A large um
brella, VitTi a hickory crooked handle, i
finished with a dog's head, and with the initials J. S. in white paint on the iasidu, bas bjen left somewhere accidentally or has ieo borrowed without leave. Any one returning it to this office, will receive the thanKa of " Ye Local"
False Reports Corrected. Captain Thos. Williamson informs us that reports
have been circulated to the effect that he j however, noticing the commotion, made
Akother Friend to the, Soldiers
The Terre Hairle (Unioi.) Democrat of;
Saturday las-saya: . Another ricfi; little aft'air took place yesU?rday, or the Evansville. train bound
for this place. Our County t lerk, Mr. Joseph H. Blake, got on board the train at Hartford, ;ind when the Conductor, T. . Will iainson, Esq., asked for his check, Joseph unfobbled & butternut and
handed it to. To n, who remarked fchat j the road didn't deal in eueh air article.
loin grew indignant at the insult, and Blake apologised, when the matter was.
dropped. Some . sojdiers in the coach,
- " . , i - ti - it
is recruiting men to hand over to some 1DTne? - Ann fin homo- rr in annr,,ii,yH 41,fcf Ur.w,
r,rhr olam I nia ia nnr triio Hio t , , , ' .... -
name is firit on the list of recruits and
although he holds a recruiting commission, when enough men have been enlistto go into camp, he will destroy Lis commission and take the chances with tbe other, for the offices. The company will be organized at the Fair grounds on Saturday, the 17th inst.
would have that u vejre table." and start
ed for Joseph; but be, thinking he could view tbe blue coats just us well from a distance, gathered hia overcoat arid aka daddled for the ladies' car. This is just as we have it from those wbo were ia the train. 'The 1'emocrat is slightly in error. Capt Williamson Lai nothing but contempt for this brazen impudence of the
at wi.ich point all recruits will repon Copperhead clerk of Vigo, and passed themselves. . him with the remark that the road d -l 1 not take sucb passed 1 the soldiers Two Victims ok Copperhead Maliqe. J did not manifest n disposition to go for
We saw in the city on Monday two men who have lost all their earnings of the past year by Copperhead malice, one from Parke and one from Sullivan county. Tbe grain of both these men were burned because they were out spoken in xh&r devotion to the Union, in the midst of a Copperhead comtnuninity. Peacejneojtraly, are these Copperheads.
JSgfA cold, steady rain set in last evening at about 8 o'clock, and continued until n late hour. We have so often hoped when it commenced raining, that it would continue long enough to raise the river, and been disappointed, that we now only announce the fact of its raining night for the benefit of the National Meteorological Society and tbe Smithsonian Institute.
Joe, but the tetter wisely look the hint
and went first. Blake had better write to the Sentinel in imitation of hia masters, Voorhees and ClaypooL
The American House Still Lives ! Xew Improvements. Having leased tho above namd honse for a term of years, I haw spared no pains or expanse in patting every department of this popular hotel in most perfect repair. 1 hate also at ted np a nice bar adjneeut to tbe oracoy where at all time, tb choicest of wines and liquors will be keptnd piiU aud attentiramn-n'to wait upon my patrons and fiieiuls. A etriot watch Will at all times be kept daring the night; and ftarticnlar attention will be paid to guests arriving and departing on boats, both day aud eight. My taMs shhll at all times be amply supplied with tho best .tho market affords, and by strict attention to business aud the want, of the public, I h,-pe to obtain' a large share of tlie public patronage, of whi'b I shall endeavor to render myself wort'uy. J. J. Piiuidi,!. Chablic H-iir., Clerk. angS-dtf
Hoi ss Ft BisiTina ar Ai ctiox. I will sail a a lotion Tuesday morning, October Bth, 1864, at the residence of Rev. P. f . Rawlins, on Oak between Second and Third Streets, Ml of his household furniture, aesMsteC f Btt "niei, Livens, Sofa, Carve Seat Chairs, Bureaus, Table., Wnv.lrobe, Light Stands, and various article, too tedious Jo nieution. The Furniture ia a good quality a id noarly nw. Term. cash. H. Nanoa, Auctioneer.
Five-horses, one top buggy, one
open buggy, and harness, for sale. Enquire of Hiram Nelson, if you can find him. octldlw
CANDIDATES' NOTICE.
From Bcbkside's Army. The Louisville Journal of yesterday says: We are.in Teeeipt of highly important
and encouraing.news from the army of j bichmaxjj, au Burnside, by?special dispatches received borgfrctfte is end
last mgtit trijm itnoxville. iJurnsnle holda the eouirfw south from Knoxvilie to Calhoun, on the Hiawassa river and West ern and Atlantic railroads, and only twenty-fire miles distant from Kingston, the junction of the Western and Atlantic andiltonlo.riiilrpads;. and to the east of Knoxviile as-far as "Greenville, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad being alsb "in possession of all the passes iutb North Carolina. Barnside, s right, wing is. io. .communication with Rosecrans, and bis . posiiion is all
that could be desired. ' His army is in excellent health and spirits, and we doubt not we shall soon hear the most cheering intelligence froin it. There is everything in the position aud disposition of the army of the 6hio to give encouragement to the frieads of the Union.
One'of;tke Jrtm bur enterpris
PHILIP KOCU, Ja., of Perry Township, will be supported for Real Estate Appraiser of Vanderburgh Conntjr, on Tuesday next by a HOST OF FBIINDS. We are aiithorte-d to announce that JOHN HALL, of Knight Township, will serve as County Commissioner for the 1st District of Vanderburgh county, if elected. JOHN WAYMAN is a candidate for Ap
praiser of Real Kstat- nt the yxt October election.
J old eitixen ef Van-
idate for Ccunty Com-
wis-uoner ai the ensiling October election.
JOBS F. i'LAl SH1DE is a eandidat. for County Coimnl!sioner at tho en.uiug October election. Editors "Joureat," please snreVnco the name of BERNARO NL'RRK aa a candidate for County HBatniasioBer at the next ens.ing October eleetion. S" We are aufhorijied to announce tbe name of LE is ij. siiiVoH'; ns " iuu, iij-i, next October election, for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of tho L5fti Jnaicial District. CHAS. E. MABSH, tbe present Prosecuting Attorney for tbe 15th Judicial Circnit, will be a candidate for that office at the ensning October election.
I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What Does Pr Mean? We are informed that men on horseback in crowd, of from five to ten, and to the number of 6ne hundred some days, have been cross.
in? the Wabash river at various points j htnce to Terre. Haute, and proceeding '
cast no one knows whither: thoutrh it ; inr Hattet- mid" Furriers. Van tier Jfc
i ...... . ,. i w - - , ' ., . '',. i te a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, aRer is oravelv susneeted tbat their desttna- ; Marcottnicr, left to day for the Lastern
cities to buv their stocu oi Ladies furs. ..
' . , , . i anecnon, ana tnsr ureaa uissese, uoiisumpii'in which hev intend to have a yreat deal ' , . .
Pulmonary Couiumption livable Dlaeaae!!! .' A C B D . TO COSSUMPTIVES. The nmWsijrjiod having been restored toheetth
tion is fflno, and their object to vote for
Vallandigham. We hope that the Union men of Ohio will be vigilant, and see that,if voters are transported from other States, they get their deserts a home in the penitentiary, or suspension to the nearest tree where they are caught.
thehcadquartar8 of Gen. Gillmore had
been removed from Morns 'Island to Folly Island. jBnt,iriual sinking of the bench of Moms' Island has rendered the removal of the Federal Headquarters, the body of thef trojps and the material,' a measure of. convenience, yhile there are sanitary reasons which would ultimately be coptrollin?. t There are said
! to be other causes for the change, among
them is, the troops will hot be;less availabbs in tbe future operations against Charleaton. The firing .of Gillmqre's batteries, of which we have? received? newafrom rebel sources, waa almost exclusively against tbe efforts that were making, and which the rebels do not disclose, trr erect nw batteries on the ruins of Fort' Sumter.' It appears that ou reeonnoitering parties, passing near th wall during the night, discovered that te garrison were conducting extensive "operations, and thg indications were thsd; the;rebela, who were gathering in large numbers, would be erecting batteries inside of the suing, with theintention of using them when tha arorks should have been sufficiently advanced, to justify the removal of the broken walls and debrisj which concealed thevorkaien and protected their operations. - I Wje' The rapid ,aud heavy firing ot our gun it is expected, wiH not ; only erttrely stp;-this worg, bdWill jenirer the pebel occupation of Sumter precarious, if not im-possik-lie. S i Gillmre's bperations on Morris Island are actively going on. . The battery on Cummings Poirft-now shelter our taoops perfectly, The condition of Wagner is such as to prptect the troops from 11 hostile-demonstration; stiU there are a few casualties, all of which" occur in copsquence of un$g&sarjjexpo8ure. The bajteries wjiich arr designed tothiow (reelc:firo anow nearly completedj; ani recent erperi ments hare shown that th tire may be safely and effectually ased. Charleston is within fair range oftthe-uns already ajajcsed iH position and jheyYnre in such uambera as will insure jjthe destruction of wxity when they are urned upon -ft vTnia event will not qjccur:until jjther arrangements are. completed und.- the navy is rady to edropeiite with thtSrmy. Complaints against Admiral Dahlgren are universal. Olir officers and soldiers believe that Admiral Firragut will shortIjAke command, pf out fleet in Charlestei ilarbor, and they express the utmost confidence in theresult of the operations then undertaken jsjnd that they will end in complete victory. ; No Jlore -Irj-luini Negroes to be Recruited Mo'-. Ntwi from Roucraai to be Permitted to be Published y Telisrapli. New York, Oct (5. The Commereiats Washington correspondent says the President has prohibited the furthfr enlistment of Maryland slaves intfj the army, and further, that theGoverrtment wilt not allow any correspondents to telegraph any news relative "to Rosecj-ans' amy to the North, although extracted from the published columns "of the Washington newspapers.
Capture of Another Blockade Runner. Washington, Oct. 6. Lieut. Commanding Chandler of- the San Jacinto, informs the, Seijrat;yr of the Xavv that on the l&tfr of September, in lat. 2oa !&' north long. 86J 11' west, the steamer Lizzie Davis, a rebel blockade runner, was captpred by that ship after achasp of twQ.hoariii 'Sie wasibound from Ha
vana to Mobile on the 14th. She was loaded with lead and other articles for the rebel authorities. Operations of Wneeler and his Guer-rillas--Railroad Bridges Burned Rebels In Glasgow, Ky.
HARDWARE, fee.
WELLS, K
ELLOGG&CQ.,
$11 25. The market is somewhat unsettled, and it is somewhat difficult to give
quotations. Gold advanced to.4C. Sti.v-er unchanged. ExgSangk active.
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
0 TT T L E R Y -.:. -tit .. i,j :.v,,- - , No. 13 FIRST ST I; '' '"v. sion bio mi:.:, saw, Have received 3 complete stock of
FOREIGN AND
DOM
ssnc
48 Ij; 19
laroftr t iii'H' :-catain l"lini ht ainr Vrrvnn-Kt
p v o I the me&Dfi-of car. to this eity.eingairxcellent jud-reof th j To alI wUo deure it wiU a tb. article he cannot fail to make a-ltc;iions j pref,cription OHed (free of cbar4(), wlth the direoof prime gocdsi, male up in the very ,iollB for prej,ariDg ad Wing tWjsaau. which latest style, which they will sell at the j they will find -rsirforCrtSst-iirTioa, Asthma lowest possible' rate'. Indies in want of ! Bbokhitw, Cbiens, Colds, &c. The only object
The Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazelle says the new fractional currency will be ready for issue within the next Tortniglit. Five to six hydraulic presses ape now at work, day and night, and forty more are up and nearly ready for work. When all are going, they will produce nearly one hundred and fifty thousand per day. The general design is the same for all. cons:stinz of a medallion of Washington,
witb a landscape behind, steamer, railroads, .te. The five cent notts are to be print d in wood color, the tens in green, j the twenty-fives in purple, and the fifties 1
in '.'fight carmine. They are regarded as a great improvement in the postal currency.
a good, cheap set of Furs will have the opportunity next week, to select one out of a big and freskstock: Call early and make your choice.
the advertise! hs iu sending rhe Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread information which hs conceives to be invaluable ; and be-hopes every sufferer will try bis rojnedy, as it will cost them
1 . .' I nothing, and lnov prove a blessing. 19" Wc take pleasure rh informing j Partjw wishjag the irw,oliption the public and Vicinity at large that our
FoaT Monroe, October 4. The flag of truce boat New York arrived last night from City Point, bringing Richmond papers to the 3d, which contain the following: Charleston, October t On the 30th the enemy fired 300-pounder Parrotts all daj, at intervals of fifteen minutes, alternately at Sumter and Johnson. We replied vigorously. There were no casualties or damage of importance on our side. Very heavy firing is going on between the hostile batteries this morning. Tbe firing during to-day baa been heavier than for several weeks. The enemy has been steadily pounding at tie ruina of Sdmter from his batteries on Morris Island, beyond Wagner. He also shelled Fort Johnson. Our batteries and Fort Moultrie replied with a brisk and steady fire. All is quiet to night Columbia, S. C, September 31. The Legislature adjourned to-day, having passed the following bills : An act to prevent desertion from the service : an act for raising and granting privileges to volunteer companies of mounted infantry ; to provide for an election of Members of Congress; an art to amend an act to supply negro labor for defense. The two armies were still eont'ronting each other, at last accounts, at Chattanooga. Roaecr&tis, it is said, has established three lines in front of tbe town. It ia reported that Bragg is fortifying Missionary Ridga. The following is from Washington October 5 : Letters from Dal ton, Ga., of tbe 26th of j September, published in tho Richmond Dispatch of Saturday, say . that the over Sanguine multitude will be some, what diappointed to know that the chance of Bragg'a taking Roaecrans's army is no easy job. Although his losses have been heavy1, yet be has a very formidable army. About 2,5uCtreJ main in the held hospitals tor severely wounded to endure transportation. A report reached Dalton yesterday that General Samuel Jones occupied Knoxvilie, and that Burnside retreated toward Cumberland Gap. Major Rice Graves, Chief of Artillery of General Burbridge s staff, died Sunday, frum wound, received at Chickamauga. The Examiner says there is no fight
ing at uuattanooga. A looao telegram, from irresponsible parties, would have believe that Bragg had cut Roaocrana' communicationa, including Lookout Mountain, tbe road to Nashville, Ac, bt from Bragg'a fatim-e to observe the offensive,-, jvn fear there is too much truth in Rosecrans' dispatch to his Government, that he held an impregnable position. It is said Burnside has secceeded in reinforcing him, and we have no reason to doubt it. Tiubutlcn icti-iitfy iuo.de a descent oh the Baltimore and 01ik t iuTroad with the deaiarn of obstructing tbe nassaa- of re
inforcements for Rosecran?, but' sad to ', WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
say ne was a day too late.
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PKAI.ERS IN
KTA R DWARE
Hardware,
Purchased and Imported direct from the Manufacturers
POU CAS
Enabling us to qffer ipducementa to Pur chasers rarely found in tbe West. We call the special attention of Dealers to our large and well selected Stock, consisting in part of Axes Ail tbe celebrated brands, Chains --- Log, Trace and Halter, Table and Pocket Cntlery. Shovels and Spades, Cotton and Wool Cards, Wheel Heads, Weaver's Reeds, Spinning Wheels, Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws, Gun Trimmings, Brass Kettles, Shot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers, Chain Pump Fixtures, Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Gum Belting, .Tarva.Tvrv Wove, NotionsLarge Stock.
LYON'S COLUMN.
LYON
GROCERIES.
HENRY LTJTZ, Dealer iu GHOCERI SIS PRO V ! S IONS, Cor. Chetnat Street and the Canal KfANSVIl.LK, INDIANA.
young friends, P. L. Geissler & Co. , have j i ts.t f J, t 1 . l V
now-on nanu a targe aim oeauuiui siock i of fine Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, Silverware, &c, which they offer at I wholesale.
fep:0-3m
Rv. EDV7AKD A. WIL30N, Williamsbnrgb, Kings County. New T.ork;
HOSiF. INTEREST
Cii.ci.fT Court. The Grand Jury having Iwen summoned, made their appearance yeaterday morning, aud after
aCa5- Sit-t H. Nelson will sell at auction on Thursday luoro.iug, October 7th, ax the Auction Room, corner of Vain and Third streets, one top buggy, one barohe, a one-horse wagon, -lot of qwwnsivare, chairs tables, several beating Steves, abuot sixty yards of caryet. and a tot of dry goods, Ac, Ac
To PHViic'n-.', if you wish to purchase pure Drua, Medicines, and Cheiuic at :i .mail advance on Easteru prices, go anid esamtae Katt.
taking the oath prescribed by lasr, re- A W aire's stock, where yon will ftn.l every arti-
rv.-.l frum JndiTfi Parrett. an aloouent. ' -e that i ne-diby the profcasor, and as prices
, , a a i - i whir cannot fail 'o give eatisiaciloD. Their
iearnea ana somewnai lengtnv cnarge. and then returned to the room to exainiue into the condition and doings of the
store Is :
mavl.lxwsf
V. S. flAIM ifiESCT.
county of Vanderbttrgh and the citizens Bounties, Pensions, t Arrears or Pay. thereof and to enquire wberein and by t ffnsox is asithorixeO i.y the Halted whom the Statute af the State has been i 9 Government i.n l ha. been fs-oibed will, ' i j j -v i .. ei H ia m-oessary forms end iuslrnct ions) tn pro- 1 violated, and the peace and dignity of ' , ,- . .. . r ' . ' , V - cure pe ifu-Oi auj !. Lr.y (or wsiVssr anJ tbe Slate have been set at naught and orphan.; peiutow, ami wz-oy for oaiccrs j contemned. . in lh9 Apy and Xavy, Seamen, Marine., Engl- :
Tbp fivllowirur ,-iolems. eenstltnU..! s remen, ana neavers employea in the
PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. Tbfs astonish!:, preparation will, by IVatture's own lroces, Restore Gray Hair. to the Original Color. Will make it grow on Said Heads. Will restore the- Katural Secretions. . TTill remove at once all Itching. Will remove all Dandruff. Will enre all Iruptinns -even Scald Read. Will make the Hair Son and Glossy. . Will preserve tbe Color of Hair to Old Ags. Will always Fasten it, and (tea it railing, i And is one of the be'st Toilet Artfcl s fo th.Hair now in use. Thousands of Soldiers in the Arm Have testified to the above, Who bad become gra j and lost their Hair by sickness, change of climate . and inattention, while performing camp duty. As a Bestorr-.liv-s aud dressing it has no equal. KELLEB ft W'TTITE, Wholesale and lietail Agents for Evansf I lie.
LOUISVILLE, October 6. The Nashville dispatch of to day says the rebels burned tbe Railroad Bridge at Stewart's Creek, and another over Stone River. After the capture of McMinnville on Saturday, by the rebels under Wheeler, they burned one locomotive and ten cars, and took a number of Railroad men as prisoners. Subsequently Colonel McCook, with a brigade of Federal cavalry attacked them there, scattering them in every direction. The rebels left behind all the prisoners they bad taken, and several hundred horses,
McCtjok ..Wounded 125 aivl : took 90 prisoners. Oa. Sunday, aorning the eonfetlerates appeared before Murfreesboro. They burnt a. bridge orer riKme River after
which they retired.
The Nashville Journal editorially says Wheeler, with 8,000 cavalry and mounted infantry, has succeeded in getting into the rear of Gen. Rosecrans and threatens to break his railroad connections. There seems to be rebel cavalry all along the Chattanooga Mad watching for
weak points. Our forces attacked and captured 400 rebels, who were tearing up the track near Christiana and Cave City, Ky. Hughes or Hamilton, with a small force of rebels, dashed into Glasgow, about sunrise, surprising and capturing our forces there and taking possession of the bank. Guerrilla Raid Near Washington--Letter from General Hancock--Washington Speculations.
I HAVE HETUBNED H0MK FROM THE army, and am ready to eee my old customers.
! and the public generally, at the old stand. Tho highest market price paid for PBODUCE. I, .m also prepared, to ucconunodate people attend
ing mariit sain ooaru and uxlainjr, and will also take care off heir horse end wakens having a good atabla and w igou-yarJ. 5Iv Bar is also open foreastoniers. . H LI "l'Z. octi;-1wdftlmw INSOLUBLE CEMENT.
ti'SKFUL and VALUABLE
No. 13 First Street.
CITY ADVRTISMENTS. Order of Coancil directing Lot to be Filled. A HP KOvr ff EKE IT APPEASING TO THE Common Council pf the city of Evansviile that lot te-o rz) in Blrirk seventy-seven (77) in Lamasco, is . -i th i Water collects and remains stagnant ti,ct..,u, and the owner of said lot is hereby directed and required by the said Council to fill up said lot to such a height as will prevent water Irani collecting, and remaining 'stagnant tl.erc-iTi within thirty days from the publication oT this order. I. A. i f., m in. Olerk of.be city of Kvsnsville, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of an order of said Conncil, passed on tho 2h lay of Augut 18C3, so br as it relates
to low Hituin naimm tot. ! r, , Iu witness whereof I have hereunto ! Jsrt 1. subscribed my naina nd t.?:-' Lh I : sat efsaiil cij ibis 2Sd ''-' SI v'. br,.A- D. isaaC a. rrrr.rv Ev-snsville, Sept. 23, 186S.
Great DtSCOVK.T
DISC0VEKY HILOX'S
AppHcb to ipjOHFBLE CEMENT! thetnefui aits. r more general practioil utility th.u any invention now before the public. It has been thoroughly tested during the last two yatirs bv practical men, end pronouacA to be 1 Sl'PERIOK TO AST j Adbiniv, Preparation known. ,
h,u .Hilton's Iwhnje. Client
- jlsnnsW thtu,"nn,I Th ri-su'f of irs a study1, irsf r mtioatioii is on Its ( oiublim , Seieutlfio Prtnclplea, .
A bew
service of ths t'nited States ; collect accounts of Contractors, Sutlers, and claims against the Government ibr damages dona real estate and other property by tbe Army and Navy. Correspondents desiring sarsVer must enclose
stamps. O0ce JThirl btrret, awouj door from
bln vnaaoN.
the Grand Jurors: Alexander Maddox, John Wayman. Thomas Bower, John Whitehead, jr., Andrew Schmott, .lohu Bumb, John Col
lins. Adrian Yonng. James Wella, Jacob Hate, Evan-VH! -. lp t.
Miller, Phillip Rock, sen., John F. Clan- "nM sltide. Kar.Da. 1'Lxet.aa siill continues to be .he only There wete on tb docket at the Open- Uwfnl in tor RrtMWal Rubber iiig' of the Court twelve State ea;l.gttft i j l' iti the and atiOUt f 5 civil Cases. past five yars, he ha- : hesitation in reeoraIf m Grand Jury make diugeat ""ending tlicm i th' bo-it sad cheapest material
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HAIR DYE! HAIR BYE!! Batcholor's Celebrated Hair Dye
Js the Best in th World.' The only Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye Known. This splendid Hair Dye is Pr.-f.-et changes Bel Biwty or Grey liafr, instantly to a Glossy Black er Natural Brown, iri hout Injuring the Hair er Staining th- Skin, braving ha Hair Soil and Beautiful ; itap.-irts is- ! vU-iliti , fr-.-i!ly resl.'ring its pristiiM color, and rectifies the 111 effects. of Bail Dyos. Th- Gemrlne is signed W ILLIAM A. BATCH ELOB, aH others are-snere Imitations, aud should bs avoided Sold by al Dri'ggists, Ac. Factoiy K2 E.ircUy street, N. . BATCHKIaOB S NEW - TOILET pKBAM FO Dressing the hair. iyioiwur
n-tho, uorf diaktaU ruoaths.
nay, . Persons uBrinh
I plates are (jepeeUlly re-
DISEASES OF THE KKUYOUS, SEMIS A CsisiBV sxn S:.xtii. Syr.Tras. Saw and rell treat meiit -in P.epvrtj of ttie HEWARD A 0
CIATIQN beat in -eaied l ter envelopes, fr- ol
charge.. AWres, pr. J. SKILfilN HOUGHTON
with romi-rrt
lit: a considerable number of I wm, bad. Qti
new criminal cases will be placed on the j ensstajl to cU , Rooms it BitrroJITs, ilain Howard AajjBdatfon, PhibsdelbJa, ta. aaCT-Sa
docket. . D'""-
We have not noticed any legal gentle
men iroiu a distance iu attendance, the
Copekiid'a Savings Sank
tti:i ir.iiu n t i -iLnm-i" i ii :ir:iiuaiRr;, tiTj
Lome bar USK doubtlea. cenaidered street, 13 HOW
viual to the' emergency.
iS We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the E, 4"C Kuilroa! i ii another column, giving the ! .:T of rate, to Cincinnati. Business uiimv. i lippipg it out of. the paper and pastv-io; ir iw thevr memorandum -books may frU(.Btlv save themselves a loiiij walk.
r f o For Gold.. XT. S. Demand Notes large Silver Small Silver
Moil.
Boot ft Shoe
Itjiintsctuieri
JjWelolS
Families
And ur,J,-r no . ir i: i,--oj or
change of tempo ratsre will it b;: come rermpt or omit any ofr-iisiwe
smew.
1 35 1 35 1 25 1 15
fall and eee before Belling.
JAo you desire yonr haiiusotne fac Pht up in plain or fancy case. Or, belt'. - still, sorts rfs -Put up -on gilt cards all so Beat; a to BlUett's Missy, street.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIESCE OF
AN TS VALID.
Publiahed Art ibe Ismefit, and as a warning and CAPTION- T YOL'NG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Prematiue Decay of Manhood, etc., supoh inc ai. tl.v same time, THE MEANS
OF SXLF CL'RK. By one who has cured himselt after being put to great expense and Injury through medical humbug and quackery. By snclosiafl a post-paid addressed envelope single copies may be had of tits author. 3 NATHANIEL M AYFATR, Esq., Bedford, Kings r'onnry, N. T. NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY, October 1.
rTVHE ANNUAL KLKCTIOIL FOB THE
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WASHINGTON, October 6. A band of
Guerrillas under the famous Wheeler, of Loudon county, made a raid last night into Langly, 6 miles ahove Georgetown,
driving in the pickets. They had two
pieces of artillery.
Major General Hancock writing to a friend in Washington ex ureases a hope to join th-e army wittdn three weeks. He islameaad not abte to ride on horse
back but hia wound is healing.
The case of Hunter, chief clerk in the State Department against Count Jerouaki, will be heard', at the criminal court this week. The indictment aileges that the Jerouski publication was for tha purpose of inducing the belief that Hunter violated the-confidence and responsibility of his
office of the UovernmnU Last night guerrillas entered Fairfax Court House, seisted' a considerable amount of Sutlers goods. A visit waa i also paid to the Government Farm at :
Falls Church, but the. vilanca of the guards frustrated .the efforts of the gang.
BOOT sfc SHOK Manufactur-rs, usiug ' Mechfnes, will And it-tha best artictc ltaOwu
for CemeiitTng the Channels, as it i
woTks v, itliont demy. Js not afre.nud by any change of temperatera. JEWELERS
Will find it saOIcientVy adhesive for 'their nse, as has been proved. If Is especially adapted to Leather, 1 And we claim as an especial merit, 1 that it sticks Patches sno Linings , to Boots and Shoea sp Iciently ; strong without stitching.
.COlVUSAltAN .0-Ai0r ORi'tn rbn a Bales na viu. Sepl. 2C, 1863 AndiDow it is hereby ordeied and directed by lh' Coalmen Council of the city of Evansviile that the owners of all lots or parte of lots, fronting . on or adjoining th south-east side of Sixth street, from Main to Locust etreetsj fa si City, caffs the side-walks thereon to U br., uglit to. the-proper grade, aad that they cause a side walk of Class Ko. 1, to bo laid down thereon within thirty nays 7rom the publication of this order. A. P-FAFFLFN, Clerg Clerk's OfftceOct. 1, 18pS. . . COBPOR ATION HOTI0E. ORSIB .OR A run f.VS SHE. Sept. M, iM.:. Ae.i now it ir hereby ordered aud dire-red by I'i'e Commoa Council of the City of Evansrille, that the cwners of all lots 6r part, of lois, fi-onting on er-itdjeining the sast side of Tlurd ,,v.vute. ftATa . Canal:, to Sixth street, in said City causo the side, walks tbereon to bs brougha to the proper grade, and that they muse a a side walk :iss No. 5, with wooden enrb, to 1e Is id down thercsia within thirty days from the publication of this or'er. A, PFAFULIN, Clark. Clerk's Office Oct. 1, 186S.
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CORPORATION SOTTOE. r-tK rnn i M.ivs sins wji.s. . Sept. 2ii. .lSu, And now it 1. hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of tUe.City.of Evansviile thai (ho owaers of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the 'east side of 'third Avenuo, from Si.th to Frank I La streets, In said City, cause the side-walks , thereon to he brought tb'rhe ftroper gr.,de, and that t boy cause a side walk of Class No. 2, with woods n curb, to be
laid down thorcon within thirty days from the pubfiCMtfon of ' thhl order. Ai PFAFFLIN; Clsrk. C;,i ,fiios, Oct. 1,S63. -CORPORATIO NGTICE. OSPia HR A PlAUrS I1DI WALK. Seat 2, Htm Aiaa'siJas'tl is hereby ordered and directed by the Couituou ionpcil of the City of Evansviile that the, owners of all lots' or part, of
lots, frnnrlng . en or-adjoining the west side of Third Avenue, irora -Franklin to ,-v nth streets, in (id City, cause the sido-walka therson to be brought" tor tire proper Igraii', and that they cause a side walk of Class Not; 2: to bo lasJ down
J thereon withiu tbiit,v daya from, the publication 1 of tbU order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Oct. 1, 18JS. CORPORA TION NOTICE. . ocpia roa pus.jidi waps. .
i flvuV-'s tsr.-rrAad now it is hereby ordsred and Tt T! rVT'R'iVT'R tslW 'flrerte IVf rh unciroftneclfy of Ev- ! rt., , , , , t aaanHle that the ..waeraof all Wteor pares of lots ' Hilton S Insoluble Cement . fronting oradjoirunc south east aid of Mnlila la a Ihtuhl form and as eatilv ! rry street, from Second 'to third -trsoti. In ssid
.ip oi led e paste. ,,,uin.u i i.u. ,,A , T . . to tiie proper graje, and that they -cause a ldsHtfkm S JnS HllOle Cenent Walk of Cla.ia No, S, to be latd Uown thereon witbIs Insoluble in water or oil. in thir,' !avH frWm the fSSffSSLH iXS"t A. I tAii Ll.N, Clerk. Hilton s Insoluble Cement ( Urk'.Oftjea.Oct. l, 1863.
At&um oily substunos.. '
Supplied In F:imib'or Manufactnrers' Packages from 2 ounces to 100 lbs. ill LT0?i, BRS. ib CO., PnoPBiEToas, l PROVIDENCE, R. t
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IT IS THE ONLY
i. . .. uid.wQTjj r, CEMENT ! Extant, that is a sure thing for mending
i'lRN'ITPRE, CROCKERY, - -TOYS,
'! EDM:. IVORV, i And sA'tlclcs t f !i -u -i. l.S use.
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Directors of this Cosnpany will be held on
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Monduv. thn 2th dav of Oet'ber. Uka
JSO. J. C.ihDLII, PVSSMent
Rlrer and "Weather.' " Cincinsati, October 6. The river has fallen 2 inches and ra now stationary, with 2 feet 7 incheain the channel. Thermometer '?. - - , ! t : - i
l iraut .huh, vei. u. xiver incites rirvrrriv r a ttt vp
by the metal mark, and falling. Weather i L so Bales, for sale very low ..Ljr.Al . SPt30 By S. E GILBERT A CO.
GROCERIES. FBESH WHITE LJME 150 barrsls Bl-.i. River. Just received and for sale by 8. E GILBWRt A CO. sepSO No Sycamore-Street.
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S0O Reams Can Letter, and Fabry and Plain
Note, for sals low sp30 By S. E, GILBERT ft CO,
Sale of 5-30's. Philadelphia, Oct. 6. The subscrip
tion, nf t.Via Arvnnt here rennrt.s thn snU of , TIBDSHBS
.". MA,'i: e(V. i,. AJ: ivt:.. r Jj Shoe. Horse and Scrubbing, for sale
bonds aVa Hefng made to tha 3d inst. sepio
By S. EOILBBRT ft CO No. 4 Sycamore Si.
CORPORATION NOTICE. OKGK2 roa A 1.ASR S1DK WALK. Sen.. 46, Is3 And new-it is hereby ordered
and uiteaaedr-by the Common Council of the City 1 of UvaorivLlle that the owners of all lots or parts 1 of b.ts, fronHn on oa ajdjolning west side of Leet ' street, frem High ' -to" Centre streets, In said f city. Cause the sale walks tbereon to be brought , to the proper grade, and tbat they can, a sidef walk of Clus No. 2, vvitn wooden curb, to bs laid : down thereon within thirty days from the pnbli1 cation of this order. ... A. PTAFTLrS, Clerk, j Clerk's Office, Oct. 1, 1865.
- -" i rfrl ' 1 11 CORPORATION INOJIOB. . ckdf.k roa a plank sus wai. Sept. 26, 180.'. And now it is herebv ordered and
directed by tho Common Council ef the City of Evansrille that the owners of all lota or parts of
tors, ironting on cr adjoining West side of Leet street, from Centre to Second street, In said city, cause the side walks thereon to bs bronght to ths
, proper trade, and that they cause a side walk of
, class Jio. i, wan wooaen cam, to os lata aewn thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFXIN, Clsrk. j Clerk's OeDe. Get . 1, ldet.
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INSUPvANQJS AGEMUY. HOIE INSUEANCil COMPAITy, Of New Yerfc Office 112 and 114 Broadway With a Cash Capital ai! paid in of OJTE XILLIOff DOLLARS.
ASS5T8 JUL! lat, 1861.
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The Hoiae losnrans Comjny .-ures agai-.n Loss or Bsmag by Fire on De, iUosja SSM their contents, for a term of from 1 to ft yiAs oa tbe most favorable terms. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, Produce, Manufactories, Machine i". t all insurable piopetty, at fair and eqoitabla rates, and on 1SLASJ NAVIGATIOH And Transportation. Shipments upon the Rivers, Laked, Canals and r.ailrada, as low as the nature of the risk, will bear, with fairness to th assured and the Company. Adjusting all losses fairly, and pr yaptlv faying them. CHA3. J. MARTIN, Pre-ft. A. F VILMARTH, Tics Prea't. J. Milton Smith. Secrotary. Jobs UcGaa, Ass': Ovs'j. Applktions msde to and policies issued by A. C. HAA.LECK. 60N, Ag'ta, First Strw-T, near Post Office.
Insurance Agency. ALLE17 cThALLECK, UKDEBWBITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, ADjrsTza op Avr.aAon amd rctabt pvaLtc. He continues to is-re Policies from sertral First Class and most reliab! INSTjBANCE COMPANIES
, in iur- Ltss-, on jwtina ana rrs tttsjet. lie will
- I,'" r,;iK-Aii'-'i.s ror LIFE 1NSCBANCE. He will attend to the A Uuatment of T nssns of every description ander rolfcie. from other asencies, and attend to the 'scttie-nent of all matter connected with INSrRAXCE, for parties interest ed. -Hi long Bxp?rteT,ce aaaaT.vs L.? ,r Aoii? has made him famiiiac with afl .abject, connected' with Insarance. W- Office, . on First. 2tis. .aear the Post Office.
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INCORPORATED 1847. CITY Fire Insurance Company, KARTFOSD, CONK. Capita , 3450,000 B. 0. .. , i f K fiec'y. C! B. BOWXR8, Prsa't. S. A. PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ilia. ' CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLrS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and damage by fire on Dwellings an i their .Contents, rteres, Warehouses, Mocks of M-rrhac-ie, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adyasiwf Losses fairly antt pr.yng ikem promptly. Applications nude to and Policies issued by A. C. HALLECK. ft SON., ' First Street, near Post Office, acg21-lyd EvAasvrLLx. Iisa. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut. INC0RP0"EATED 181
. CHARTER PERPETUAL With a Successill Business Experience o FIFTY YEARS.
CAiH CAPITAL, 5nO,tX0.0 CAPITAL ANI' Sl'RPLCS J890.S88.81
Insurance acainst Lo-- 01 l' lace bv Fire, on
i DwelUngs, Furniture, Stores, Ware ho SSL i, Mer : chaudise, Mills. Manulactot ua. andother kinds ef
property, can I effected iu this Company upon i
favorulle Ici-imi as the nature of th risks aui seen
rltv to Polie.v will .!n-ir
PARTICULAR ATTENTION oi ven to Insuring Farm property, consisting of DweUlnge. Bams.
, sno outnuu.!:ns ceunect. a, sn,i rurnitnre, L,lve ; Stock. Hay, Grain, Farming Utfmails, Ac, Ac, contained therein, for a term of year at LOW rate of premium. I 0FFICJCR8: . T. C. Altyn, Se-'y. H. Huntington, Pres'l. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec. W. N.-Bowers, Actuary. It. Alexander, Tlishnral Agent for. the Western and South Western States, Colnmbns, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western i aud South Westrra States, Columbus, Ohio, t urihefV'fe'.r.Mur'dnry'lflr ; Company. A. C. HALLECK ft.SON, Ag'te. Offic-.- on First street, near Post OiCea.
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PENS, SOAP, &c, &c.
Sand and Emery Paper. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SAND AND Emery Paper just received at Sf HLAEPFEB"S Droe; Store.
Cooking Extracts. LARGE STOCR AND GOOD ASSOBTMEXT of Cooking Extracts just received at SCHLAEPFER 3 Drug Store.
Essence of Coffee.
SOLAEPFEB Drug Store.
TT'fSENCH UF 0OTFEE JUST RECEIVED AT
Bui
Mustard. THE yERY BEST QUAWTT Or MUSTABD ibr sals at SCBLAEPFKR S Drug Store.
Soap. A TEST LABGE ASSORTMENT OF SOAPS nrt received acl for sale at SCHLAEPFER'9 Drug Store.
Steel Pens. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STEBL PENS ami Lead Pencils, of the best brands, for sals SCHLAEPFEK'S Drag Store.
C" ABT'S 0BOSH CI RE FOB SALE AT SCHLAE PEER'S Drug Store. - HOOrLAhfc., BALSAMIC BALSAM FOB the Cars of Coughs and Colds; just recetswd aad for sabs at SCHLAEPFER 8 Drng Stors UoMltflSSIONER'SALE.
Comrcissioner's Sale of Valuable Real Estate. THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONER Appointed by ibe Vanderburea Circuit Court In
: . suit in partition whereto Sophia D. Gridley and 1 others are defendants, to make sale of the Beal ' Estate belonging to the parties to said suit to-wit : To th lki'ra or Horace Dunham deceased will, in i pursuance of th decree of vald Court, on tbe 28th day of October, between 10 o'clock a. m.and I o'clock p. in., at the Court House door.- in tha ; City of EvAcsvtlle. Indiana, proceed! to sell at ! Public Auction, the following described Beal EsS tate to-wit : All those tracts or parcels of land aud j town lots lying and b-.-iug in the County of Van ! derburg and State "f Indiana, known and deacribed as follow.: The north-east quarter of section : thirry-two (38) he wuth-west quarter of, jecI r4n thirty-two (Ji,. tbi wcsl liuif of the west i half or the south-east quarter of section thirty; ; two (32), and the south half of fractional section thirty-one (31), all in township six (6), south of : rut.zeten HOT west, in theVfnrn :iw I.an i District.
Also, all tbose parts of fractional sections five and six and (6), in tonnshjp seven (7), south of range teti uvst, - i.'in,-: within the following boundary: that is to sAy. coaimencing at the corner of fract'onal section thirty-one (31j, in-tesm-ship six (; which corner is ciiuate on the bayou bank nearly oi-nosite thr Greei, kivr Island, and
, running them e east twenty-five r2.i) chains and for:y-!ght 'S'Ai 'be' north-west corner of j fractional sei'nu live (51, township aesren (7b thence ruiutlng east br. the i.-wnship line I fifty (60) chains, fhence south i.,ue(9J cliains
aud f.ny.srx (SVl 'inks, theace west sewnfyassssjgssososssjpssssss LtktSB sal fTty-four tt links to the rtTjpi-pTTTSS j top of the above mentioned bayou bank, thence UTX.VAaAA.Ja j aiori(t rti.t i,TOU bank to the plwSi of beginninR, WTlIN8--lrnoWhalf and quarter boxes ', containing 71 lS-lOO -.rres. Also, the northRbV.tMBa.Ta Layer juare,elved by q"J ;f the.outh-woetqc.anerof.ee- " ' " S. E. CILBEBT ft CO. ' Uon slxten (IS), hi township seven 7) sonth.
. - i in range ncven iiiiweet. Also, lois oue u uuw SABDINES 20 cases halves and quarter, for i , ik!ity-six, iho ipsideluilf of lot one hnndied for sals by a. E. GILBERT m CO. J an i uinety--i . I etng th-.- half oi said lot adjoiu- ' : . I i . , ,. . Vaf, , . ; , . , n l . . ; .1 1 r ; , 1 .1 h. a line
l nnntt 1 cask irun Tutch lust received j. . r, -.... -------
JV1 and for sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO. , running from from to rear, throngn e
N. LION.
ADDER 1 eask prime Dutch just received
INDIGO &0 ponnds best quality for sale by S. E. GILBERT ft CO.,
No. 4 Sycamore Street.
QUGAB Loaf, Crashed and Powdered Sugars
60 bbls. just received and lor sals br
S. E. wILBERT ft OO
RE3H RICE 6 tierns lust n-r. iv.d ; for sals
B. JC. UsasK
FRE! by
thereof, lots one hundred ana ni;:
hundred and thirty-four, two bun five, and two hundred and thirt 197. 1US, 231, 235, and 2300 nH s Enlargement of th-- City , f Evans eiiht (?) and the aiioi:.iBR hal:
iv-eight, two
, andthinyix, (lSot-a of the Donation E Also, lot f lot nine (),
T)ICB, BICE-
10 bags Prims Rice ;
At H. A. COOK'S.
OODA ASH
3 aesks best qnality Soda Ash ; Just Becsived, at H. A. COOK'
MACABONA AND VERMACLLLA 35 boxes Mscarona; S3 " Vsrraacil'.a; Jnst Reaervsd, at H. A. COOK'S.
t AL SODA 2 oasks Sal Soda ; At H. A. BOOK'S
L'nu n Place, Evr.iw i illc. sa.O lotia h"u,K,ui9f:!
to lease "T "rm hr W y'" VVv a r a-.,, lasi. at a vcarlv rent or three
CO. ' hundred dollars, and 50 feet of the south-east end ! of said lot23o ia subject to a lease from the lat day
of Januarv, s.,y, roraterra oi c.c.vu ju a ground ent of eirfrry dollars per year. The above descri! lauds comprise over 660 acres in a body ad; in sine th;- city, which are platted luto garden !o:s. and will be sold in small parcels to suit pun-i-aser. of which maps can bs seeH at the office of Asa Igieheart. TEBMS. On-ioiirth cash, 'he remainder ia three equal annual installments, to be secured by uoies with approved surety waiving relief laws and bearing interest. HIRAM NELSON, Asa leu (it vs.-.. Commissioner. WKWJ. asptStf