Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 November 1863 — Page 1

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for nAiLT. ne vear.. Six months ... Throe months...")!.. " JupvIkhI by carriersat 12)$ cenU per week FOB WEEKLY. nree months 0 x months '. """ ' S3 lie Year . FOF TRI-WEEKLy Six months. ... ' - 2 00 On.' j i-ar '.. ; 4 00 MEDICAJ S. V. THOMPSP, M- DPHYSICIAN BURGEON OrviciAXD RssroKa'ta ? " Walkct Street (t Dr. KonatTs Old Stand.) EVANSVHLE, INDIANA. U'VORYfYPES, PHOTJ GB APS AND "ajEc3L Pictures. ALSO, WEDDING CARDS, Mounted in Beautiful Style, A T- ' .Jam's Photographic Gallery, OVER POST-OFFICE. LAW CARDS. W W. H. WALKER, Jr , ATTORNEY AT LAW, E VA XS FILLS, IND., Office on Third Street, octl'My Opposite Court House. CHARLES DENBY, Attorney at Law, lias Mouss the practice of Law. Office on. Third Street, tuidule of Hall's Block, op stairs, felri JAMES RE ID, Attoi-ney at Law am COLLECTING AGENT. OFFICE 0:i Third Street, thiri door from Main Street, In the Cresrent City Bank Building, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA febSS-ly Ja9. T. Walker, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND Agent for obtaining Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty FOR DISCHARGED SOf.DIKP.t, AND FOR the W i lows and other legal representatives of those who die in tun service of the United States. Office on the Xortli-Wost side of Third Street, near the Washington Houso nd nearly opposite the Court Hon e, Evansville, Indiana. All buaiaeas uu trusted to hini will be promptlv ''''' jyH-ly SASH AND DOORS. JAMES STEELE, (Successor to Steel A HrMnr'. SECOND ST., BET. CHESTNUT ANI CHERRY, EVAXsriLLE, INDIAN SASH, BOORS, WINDOW BLINDS Dressed Lumber Boards, laths, ir., of every description constantly on hand. Pncking Boxes of all kinds made to or-erdt-r. Sawing of every kind done ou the shortest notice. apl8-ly W. HUNNELL, CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, EVANSVILLE, IND. Has on hand the largest lot of Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c., Ever M an n fa ct it rod In tho West. CHEY ARE OF MY OWN MAKE. I havi also a fin" lot of White Pine and Popular Floating. HoaliUng of all kinds niadeaud sawing of ail descriptions donu at the shortest notice. BOOTS & SHOE?. sLHTs-mm. c? Co., R- tail Dealers and Manufactures of BOOTS 8l S HOES, No. 38 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA YT HAVE NOW OS HAND A LARGE VI nuil well s?!;-ctcd stock of B;istrn anil homo made G- ods, consisting of all deaertptteua of Ladies', Misses', Men's and Boys' Boots, Shoes, tiaiters and Slippers, Which we offer for sale as low as any house in thecitr. All our work is warranted. v-nK, MILLER & CO. MARBLE WORKS. Juax Ilooeivccl, Direct from the Quarried, the The Finest Stock of Marble ; Ever brought ts this market, and for sa!o at ' STREET & YOUNG'Si 1 American and Italian I Elarble Manufactory, I WAKE A.MD SALES ROOM Wo. 13-3 MAIN STREET, Near the Canal Onr faclitMs for furnishing those wishing HOSrjIEXTS, RAVESTOSK8, TOMBS, MANTLES, r auyf ig e'.so in cur line, are unsurpassed in he West Onr Stcek of Marble is complete, having been el ected with (treat care at the Quarries. myOdAw UHLKORN & BRIKKMAN, (Successor to Jt. A. Lawrence,) Dealers in 1HESIC1X IXD ITALIA MARBLE. Main Street Kear Court House. EVANSVILLE, - 1 - INDIANA (Syjloiiuments, M inds of fnrn!t!Te W t oted in the latest an ties. Tombs, Vases, and all N neatly and promptly ex- ! f st styles. . docl WATCHES & JJUWELRY. J. L. BITTROLFF, JR., No. 1, North First Stree. An entirely new Stock of Watches and Jewelry, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, &c. T WOULD BESPECTPtJLLT INFORM THE Apubllc that I hive opened an entirely new and fashionable stock of tho above goods, wieh, havi a i been bought for:sh, I am prepared to sell at prices as low as the lowest, and warrant every article to be just as repre-wnted. From long c-p-.'rtencein the businos;, I am confident of giving satisfaction, aud h"pe to merit a share of the public patronage. Personal attention paid to repairing Watthes, Clocks and Jewelry. J. L. B1TTBOT.FP, Jr., ocU7-lmdA-w Ne. 1, North First Street.

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C 00 3 or 1 VOLUME XVI. WATCHES & JEWELRY. TCHE AND JEWELRY. AT Wholesale and Retail. ii. JUTl AULFF najust opened at tlio old eland INo. 48 TM-A.X3W STR.EEIT One of the largest and best selected stocks of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND X 33 a x., n. Diamond Rings and Pins, Silver Ware, Silver Cups, Soup Ladles, Table and Tea Spoons, Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Childrens' Setts, &c. &c. Plated Ware, Full Tea Sets, Castors, Pitchers, Cup, Butter Dishes, Salt-Cellars, Goblets, Jewelry, A full assortment ot all kinds of Spectacles, Watch Materials, Watch Glasses, &c, &c. naviog bought my etock for Cash, I can sell at the lowest figures for Cash 'all and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. GEO. A. BITTBOLFF, sep.1 No. 48 Main Street. NOTICE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. o r TaUow, Lard, Grease & Oils. "I ha undersigned pay thi'ir Particular Attention To the sale of the above articles, anil SOAP STOCKS GENEKALLT. Consignments sent to them will be PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF . . and Quick Returns Made on wry advanced terms. We m:iil our Weekly Circular gratis t. all sending their address AHUA.11 tlillUHl' ct- st. i3 Water Street, M. Y. City. iyl0d6ni H VEDWARE. HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES. Meat Putters and Sausage 8tnffort; 3 o s rt3f&T ,nd 8t,,f Axes, Ijippliicott's, and Taneyck's ; White's Axe Han lies and Wedges ; Wood, Hand and Ripping Saws ol Spear and Jackson, Disstou's and others ; Cross Cut Saw, patent ; common and Mill Saws, Rowland s, Ac. ; Butcher's Files, Chisels and Razors ; Table and Pocket Cutlery ; Shears and Scissors ; Tea aud Table Spoens ; Tea and Counter Scales ; Scale Beams; Butchei Knives and Saws; Wilson's Steels; Ma 3 fSH fci Dpi a ltd Cleavers and Choppers; Molasses Gates and Cedar faucets ; , nay and Straw Knives; Grain and Coal Shovels; Shovels and Spades; Chains Log, Trace and Halter; Nails; Ceircs and Rat Traps ; Brushes and Curry Corns ; Door Locks, Hinges and Serews Chain Pumps ; e e O Ohio Tool Co. Truss Hoops ; Planes and Barton's Cooper T ols ; Cabinet Hardware; Shovsls, Tongs and Stands ; I Steel Fire 8etts. 4 S3 ft s I For sale by JACOB STBAUB Jt BON. 53 o 8

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(BR f 3P 3 rttrrt ( PUBLISHED BY JAM KS H. McNEELY. F. SI. THAYER. JNO. n. McNEELY. MN the hn or the EvansviLb Journal Company. Journal Bnilciiiig-Sj, LOCUST STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER. MONDAY. .NOVKMRER Su i B; Burnlns In Sullivan County. isr' -. vye have several times published items i from our exchanges of incendiarism in i SbJKww county the burning of barns, ! and other wanton destruction of propI a rm m er,y. i nese acts ot lawlessness, strange as it may seem, always fall upon Union men, though they do not numbor one in five of the voting population of the county. The S'.tUivan Democrat becomes very much enraged at a bare insinuation

mac something is wrong with the democ- ouslJ al work ; all recommend him as racy of that verv democratic countv Yet ' Pec4u,irl7 the ft Pfson for that imporrs - tm m m SgZiS, iZ&$ZZ outrages occur, it makes the in-inuation ! of the importance of having the House itself. How is it that the barns of demo- j presided over now by one who can syscrats are not burned in the stron Re- 1 tem,atize an1 energise its business, and publican or Union counties? How is it 1 ST thotemPer j"""!'. .... . . ' " 18 11 j 3 to insure well-considered and wise that in such connt.es as Wayne, Henry , legislation, and save unnecessary and and Randolph the property of the vilest expensive waste of time, copperhead is as secure as that of the election will be received with satmost rabid abolitionist? And then how ; lsJlQt.l.oa h? the whole country ; and with .1. u I. .u . " , , i peculiar and heartfelt delight by the does it happen that no property in Sulli- ; people of this State, for whfch he has

van county is thus destroyed but that of, the Unionists? Theseare stubborn facts which the Sullivan Democrat would do well to answer before it abuses other papars for calling its attention to them. In speaking of the' recent burnings,

and in reply to some strictures of the The Cincinnati Commercial compares Wabash Express, the Sullivan Demo- j the losses on our side, as officially reportcrat says: ed, with officially declared losses of the We think, with the Express ,imt a stop j rebels, and confirms fully the opinion of should be put to such practices, not only our. men that the rebels suffered far more here, but elsewhere, and so do al our ,u . . people; but how shall it be done? The Se'ere'y than we d,d ,n the conflct : suggestion above that the property of . '10 leDcl newspapers report their loss their neighbors should be levied oh to the battle of Chicamauga to have been make good their damages, is an intima- i '99 in killed, wounded and missing, tion that these acts of incendiarism were ! 1"nerewere not over 1,500 wounded rebels done by their neighbors, or that they j ta!,:en prioners. Their loss in killed aud were privy to them. This is a vile slan- ' wPUPed may therefore be set down at der on our people. That such acts of ! 1(j,499. The total Union loss was 15,851, lawlessness should be committed in our ; of whra t,945 are couuted missing county, causes a feelimr of universal re- ; ,h!lt is' were mle prisoners. The killed

gret. The sufferers have our heartfelt wfre i'b44i wounded, 9,262. Total killsympathy. The cowardly incendiary is I ed and wounded, 10,906. Excess of rebel condemned by all, and if he could be do- ' 'oss 'n killed, wounded and missing over tected and brought to justice it would I our t0.tal lo3s 2,148. give great satisfaction. i T A more than one-seventh of the We trust that the " loyal " citizens of j L"Ilio" soldiers, struck by the balls of the Sullivan county may have every prolec- ' enem)'; were killed. It is well known tion sufficient, if possible, to guard their ! 1 at our proportion of wounded exceeded property from midnight incendiaries, bn ! tllHt the rebels, our infantry firing rifle

giars and thieves. It the State or Na- ! iionai autnonties can devise any plan to terret out tno DerDetnttira. ani P,t stop to these outrages, they will receive the hearty co operation of the whole people of Sullivan county. In reply to the question, how can a stop be put to such outrages? we can tell the Democrat in a few words. Close your Lodges of tho Golden Circle, stop your incendiary talk about the despotism of the Administration, the destruction of the liberties of the people, and tjuit importing Dan Voorhces to rouse the ignorant to an uncontrollable pitch with his inflammatory appeals. When this is done, our word for it, the barn burning and robbery of Union citizens will cease. In the same connection we copy in a letter from Mr. McKee, whose barn was destroyed a few mornings since. He places the responsibility where it justly belongs: Sci.mvan, Nov. 21. Dear Brother With trembling hand I embrace the present opportunity of answering your kind letter. You cannot have the least idea of mv feelings when, upon the night of the 17th insL, between the hours of 11 and 12 o'clock, I was awakened by the crackling of flames, and upon leaving my chamhzr to ascertain the cause, discovered my barn, containing ten horses and some other valuable stock, completely enveloped by the devouring element. 'My feelings were beyond description while standing a forced witness to that scene of destruction, without being able to render the least assistance to the noble animals who were thus being destroyed, and it is doubly aggravating When I reflect that it was the work of an incendiary a develish fiend commissioned by a political organization, who sat in jndsment upon mv case during the hours of j midnight darkness, when none but the ; all-8ee.no eves of Onrl Kohr.lrl i.- J-r ! iniquity of their doings, the charges againsttnc being loyality to my Govern- ! ment, and the deep love I bore its free ; and benevolent institutions. And now, j as I stand gazing over thesmuking ruins of 2,000 worth of property so wan- : tonly destroyed which 1 have been ac- , cumulating for years, I cannot but exi claim, " How long, Ob, Governor, how 1 long, shall the Union citizens thus suffer? ' Is therenoreltet lor them? is there no ! redress? and then when I reflect upon I ! the cause of my misfortune, my blood ' . boils within my veins, and were it not for , 1 my helpless family, I would shoulder my ! I musket and swear eternal vengeance ' against all traitors whether North or j 1 South, knowing the principles for which ! I suffer are the same for which my an- ; ! cestors bled in the days of the Revolution, and which they handed down to me. f as I hope to to my children pure and untarnished. When my time shall be no 1 more on earth my children shall refer in memory to this sad solemnity as evidence , that their father was a truly loyal and : patriotic citizen. In the language of , Patrick Henry, " Live or die, sink or . ; swim, survive or perish, I am for liberty;'' : for a vigorous prosecutiou of the war; . for a rigid enforcement of the laws, tin- i ' til that glorious old flag shall wave victorious from Main to Mexico from the ' i Atlantic to the Pacific when traitors i shall be swept from the earth and doomed to everlasting perdition, on to where their father the Devil has a place al- 1 ready prepared for them. Yet, and as the case is, it might have been far worse fbl nothing but a kiud Providence saved my dwelling. No breeze was stirring, and t thus the fire was not communicated from j the barn to the house. The flames reached the height of one hundred feet I firmly believe ajustGod will bring to light the leader of this infernal organization, and then it will be known who destroyed the noble animals who were assisting me in : the support of my family by laithfully performing every thing required of them. ; If there is a man on earth who could witness this barbarous destruction with

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dry eyes I vovy not his heart I p;e.sume you will think this childi.-ih, I deny it not but I cannot help it Farewell, John A. MVKke. To Lieut. Addison McKee. T!ie SText Speaker. It seems to be generally conceded that Hon. Schuyler CoHaar. will be the nejd Speaker of the National House of Representative. His long service in the House ; his perfect familiarity with its rules ; his experience, from having -frequently presided during its stormiest discussions ; his thorough understanding of the temper of the House that rarest qualification ; his unfailing good humor and courtesy; his quickness in disentangling the true question from a labyrinth of motions; his clearness and facility of statement ; his familiarity with the reputations of public men acquainting him with the reputation of new members nnd hi$ Bo.go.oitT in discerning character, important requisites in appointing the committees of the House K o ,,-e i. keeDAeit 'T,h heep the complicated machinery of the House harmoniously, steadily and vigor d0"e so much service, and upon which he has reflected so much credit, by his talents, his never wearying industry and his devotion Journal. to duty. Indianapolis T,,e Losses Oil Both Sides. 8 u'u"' wn"e tne enemy used " ball and buck" the buck-shot disabling; and killiUE few. Of thA ... ana KUiino; lew, tit tho 1 with .Minie balls, a greater proportion ' , ' ? . F r . ! were killed on the spot, and the wounds iniitcted were terribly severe, so that a larger proportion of their wounded than ours are dead or will speedily die. It is a very moderate figure to estimate the enemy's loss in killed on the field ot onesixth of those struck. Their dead on the ground then were certainly not fewer than 2,740. Our officers are of the opinion, from the appearance of the field and their knowledge of the destructiveness of flights of Minie balls, and grapeshot through massive columns orged on by the enemy, that the rebels had 3,000 of their own men to bury. The aggregate loss on both sides in killed and wound was 27,406. Theloss of both armies in killed, wounded and prisoners, was 33,850. The killed outright on both sides was 4,393. The excess of rebel killed 1,006. MANTUA MAKINOT UEADQUARTF.BS FOB CLOAK, MANTILLA AND Dress 3MCa.ls.li3LS. MRS. ELIZA SPEI6LEBERG, TN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON I First Street, hasjnst receive.' fresh supplies from the East, of tho richest fabrics, and Is now prepared to mate np to ordr on the most reason -side terms. Cloaks, Manilas, Circles, and Sacqucs i meoesi material ana 01 tne most beautiful 1 styles. Her stock is so complete, that with the assistance of the most competont Dress and Cloak 1 makers in the country, she is able to defy all coni-pt-titors in both stye and prices. Mrs. Spiepslberg also has bourht a larne as-sort-Bent of Silks, Head Dressses, Hair Braids and Curls, Ladys' Pocket HandkerchiefK of eveTy style j and a great many other articles for the conve- I uiencs of the Ladles of Evansville ai.il vicinity too , numerous to mention. I TlioJiest Sewing Machines of Grover & Baker manufactory for family use, for sale by Mrs. KI.I.A SPIEGELBERG, No. 13 First Street bet Main and Second sepaz SOAP AND CANDLES. JPliil.iT DeoUpr. (Successor to Becker & Kramer), Manufacturer of Lard Oil SOAP AITS CANDLES. Also, an extra article el BURNING, ENGINE, AND CAB OIL Dealers in Bosin, Soda, Ashes, Ac. Also Pure Catawba Win )f onr own raising, in quantities to suit pnr chasers, 116 Afam Street, between First tend Second, Evansville. Indiana. Terms cash, or 60 days' paper negotiable is tank. J wi 1 1 HOTEL. Crescent City Hotel. Mrs. A. Webb, Proprietress. ON WATER, BET. MAIN t LOCUST STS., (Opp. Steamboat Landing,) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. KS" A watch for Steamboats kept at all hours. M1 KS WEBB TAKES PLEASURE IN AN-n--nmcinjj to the public geserallv that she hs not sold out trio Crescent City Hotel, as reported, but is still carrying on at the old stand, cn Water, between Main and Locust streets, and would still s'olicit a share of the pal lie patronage. nov21-Cm NOTICE TO FARMERS. rpHE HIGHEST CASH PBICES PAID FOB HIDES, FURS, FEATHERS, WOOL, BEANS, DRIED FRUIT, CLOVER SEED, FLAX SEED, GRASS SEED, BEESWAX, GINSING, And all kinds of Country Produce by A. GUMBEBTS. OrrtCE At L. Loewentha! A Co.'s Store, corner of Main and First Streets. nov5-3m NOTICE. To the Ladies of Evansville and Vicinity. MBS. B0WLAND IS PREPARED TO DO all the latest styles of Embroidery and Braid Stamping at her residence, on Second between Mulbery and Gum Streets. scpeT-3m j

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i sua. Council Proccedtii- ,. Saturday Eve'g, Nov. 21. Present the Mayor and Councilmen Dean, Elliott, Newmatl, Schmutte, Overill, Cook and Mills. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. On mbtiott, bills as follows were allow- j ed, viz.: The Street Commissioner's weekly bill, j $2'J 00; bill of labor on Front gtreet by j Street Commissioner, $29 7-"; G. Nueb- I ling, for repairs on lower scales, $15 00; f Anson Schnt ider, for carpenter work on j said scales, $11 87; John Hodson, for pails and spikes for Front street, $10 96; ! M. Dausman, placing earth on Walker Street, $11 10; Hy. Bauer, haniinggrav- I el to Main street, 30 cents; Nick. Burk- I hart, for gunnels for Front street, $5 00; P. Reitz, do., $0 80; Thomas Bullen, for carting sand on wharf, $1250; A. Kirkpatrick, for labtr on Frontstreet, $11 00; H. -Morgan, do.. &v (Hi; .1 J.tan, ftr superintending said work", $35 00; J. Newman tor supermtotidiuii work at .rt 1 T . . ... . At.-, rvr. un-unu uocusi sLieet cros.sincrs, ?t uu; ! B Nnrrt & Co'.hJS furniihed for' Front, ati AA OX- n K t. do. for lower scales, $8 M8; B. Nurre & Co., do. for streets, $8 79; Charles Reddon, two months salary as Market and Weigh Master upper market, $50 00. Ordered, That Bedford & Allen, contractors for the construction of Locust street sewer, be allowed $800 00 on account. Ordered, That $2,000 00 be allowed to H. Q. Wheeler, the School Trustee. Ordered, That SI 00 be refunded to J. Thompson's heirs taxes on eight inches of ground assessed to, but not owned by, them. Ordered, That the assessment of personals of Schroeder & Kargus be reduced $200 00, and tley be refunded $1 20. A donation made by the Mayor on tho part of the city, amou'uted to $1000, and paid over to Joe. R. Ashby for the relief of some refugees left "at this post, was allowed, and ordered the Mayor be refunded that amount Appropriations for the relief of the below named persons were then made, j viz. : Mrs. B. Schiller $10 00 Michael Kennedy , 10 00 Mrs. Goodridge 5"10 Mrs. Hornbrook 5 60 Mrs. Shook 5 00 Councilmen Overell, Schmutte and Mills were appointed a committee to examine the premises of Ferdinand Funk, relative to a petitiou of his for a reduction of the assessment. The public cisterns were reported to be in good condition. The Mayor reports revedue derived from the City Wharf for the week ending midnight, Nov. 1, 1803, ol 50. 1 Strassner & Co. were allowed $407 25 for excavating and replacing 3,738 cubic yards of earth on Franklin street. The committee appointed by the Council to confer with the County Commissioners in relation to the purchase of suitable premises for a Pest House, report that they have examined the premises referred to by the County Commis- - - , --J ' . .,, ' ,' some necessarv repairs, will answer the j 1 m. - purpose nitenden. 'j he property con sists ot about one ncre of ground, with a small farm house thereon, situate a short distance northward from the Northern Enlargement; and they recommended to Cojncil to join the Commissioners in the purchase of said uietuises. and that StfOO ' be allowed bv the Cn.rnil to J H Ttrnm. i melhaus in payment of the city's share of I said purchase money, which report was approved of. An ordinance relttivc to Jeonie Lind Tables, Pigeon Hole Tables, and all other tables upon which games are played with sticks or balls, either for amtiseBient, gain or reward, was then read a I second time and passed. Sce separate j advertisement. John Mclnerncy was allowed, for lying a plank walk 011 tbe east side of Third Avetiue from Canal to Sixth street, $56 16. Also on the west side of Third Avenue I from Franklin to Seventh streets, $2084. I Several sidewalks were also ordered. (See separate advertisement.) An order for a plank walk on the west and east side of Fifth Avenue, from Sixth to Franklin streets, and an order for a plank walk on the southeast side of Elm street, from Market street to Canal, were rescinded. The yeas and nays were called for, on a motion to suspend the work on Franklin street, when said street was being properly trimmed and shaped, were as loiiows, viz. : Yeas Councilmen Dean, Elliott, I Newman, Schmutte, Cook and Mills 6$ Nays Councilman Overell 1. So the motion wt:s agreed to. 1 A proposition by Marcus Sherwood, to pay one-half of the expense of building i an inlet to Locust street sewer, at the ! alley situate between First and Second j streets, the cost to be $70, was referred j to a committee consisting of Councilmen j Overell, Elliott and Cook, with power to act n-i - ' .sXibui tm ' structed to consider the propriety of an inlet to the alley opposite. rminoilmpn NWrna:, Kllmtt r,J nn , . , were appointed a committee to examine the alley situate between Chesnut and Cherry streets, and extending from Sec ond to Third streets, relative to its 'radc, and report by Saturday next. Props being needed under Chesnnt street bridge, it was ordered that Councilman Mills be authorized to Have the job done. Adjourned. J)A. HAAS .EEL1N ' i I T THANKFUL FOB TnE F liberal pati '''"gereceived during ths paJt four years, and leinn lrmanent resident of this city, desires all persoi - (whether they need his professional services ur '! At) to visit his rooms aud see the Various Style vltrork Manufactured , f Improveniea'"s and Invent ;ods , Are bein? made, and everything that will subserve i tho interests of his patients is .-ecured by him. H 1 Establishment and Facilltl s Are equal to any in EASTERN" CITIES. He has Several Ansesthetics FOB Alleviating Pain when Extracting Teeth. Cheeks that aro sunken can lie restored to nearly heir or i ginal contour. All desirable styles of I ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made anywhere in the United States, are made by : him. Irregularities of Children's Teeth successluiiy correctea. Anose nuTiug DECAYED TEETH I Shonld either have ihem Extracted or Filled, (the i latter if possible.) The health of the parties aud i the remaining Teeth demand it. NEUBALG1C AFFLICTIONS TBEATED. ALSO CLKFT PALATE Office on Firat St , Kear Poet Office.

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GEO. S. SOHHTAG & CO., Jobbers and Importers. Hardware and Cutlery Our Fall Stock being very large and complete, we can orrer to our Customers and ' the Trade, Goods that cannot fail to please in Style, Quality and Price. Our Stock is now bought for Cash, and prices reduced. We offer the following iu large quantites: TABLE CUTLERY, English. TABLE CUTLERY, American. TABLE CUTLERY, English. TABLE CUTLERY, American. POCKET CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY. cnoppwa.AXEs. CHOPPING AXES. CHOPPING AXES. CHOPPING AXES. SHEARS AND SCISSORS SHEARS AND SCISSORS SHEARS AND SdSSORS SHEARS ANB SCISSOR8 TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. NTLL AND CUT SAWS HILL AND K CUT SAWS WOOD AN ft HAND SAWS. WOOD AND HAND SAWS BUILDER'S HARDWARE. MECHANICS TOOLS. BUILDER'S HARDWARE, GUNS AND PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS. OUNS ATD PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES AND GUN 0AP3 DLA TFORM AND COUNTER SCALES pTFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. GEO. S. NOXNTAG fe CO., No. 10 Main Street. QUEENS WARE, &c. China, Glass ASD Queens-ware. I have now on hand, and am daily receiving additions thereto, one of the Xjargost Stools. o r CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWART

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J Z 3 A.1..A. SA -1 11 UCLCIIUIALCU "11- HO necessity snail . . ( exial IOr JHercnaniS lO gO X.aSC IOr their Queensware. Purchasers will find it to their , - jv.-f. T- all n i CUItMiVUgi. iv VSU MIU TT I I 1 1 r AVA themselves, at gar No. 18 Main Street. Common desired. oc26 Ware furnished alone if M. A. LAWRENCE. STEAM BAKERY. Q -t n a m i i j iSrediU IOr tne HllT1?rV ; O (7 NEW STEAM BAKERY, aro. xx WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WE DESIRE TO INFOBM THE CITIZENS of Evansville, and the community in general, that onr NEW STEAM BAKERY, SO. 11 WATER S T R E E T, Is now in successful operation, and we shall keep constantly on hand and make to order, on short notice, all articles made at like manufactories ; Burn as Bread, Calces, Fies, Crackers, Ac, 4c. Being supplied with all the modern machinery to faciliate us in our business, we natter onrselves that we can give ths most ample satisfaction in the quality of our goods and in prices. We will also keep on hand a large and choice stock of Confections, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, &c., to which we call attention. Orders for public or private Parties, Festivals, Balls, Ac , Ac , promptly filled on reasonable tt rms. sed8tf A. WELD CO. I. DRY GOODS J JQ JJ & PRESTON HAVE JUST BECEIVED A LABGE AND general assortment of Desirable Dry Goods, Which they invite the "trade" to call and examine prices and qaalities ; believing, knowing, they can save dealers additional freight and expenses in going further Eastward. janlS

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HARDWARE, &c. EtLS, KELLOGG & CO., dealers rsr II A jTC I ARE A'D CUTLERY No. 13 FIUST STREET, (SIGN BIG MILL SAW,) , Have received a complete stock of FOREIGN Am DOMESTIC Hardware Purchased aud Imported direct from the Manufacturers H7 3FL cr Enabling ns to offer inducements to Pur chasers rarely found in the West. We call the special attention of Dealers to onr large and well selected Stock, consisting in part of Axes All the celebrated brands, Chains Log, Trace and naiier, Table and Pocket Cutlery, snovels and Spades, Cotton and Wool Cards, Wheel Heads, Weaver's Reeds, Spinning Wheels, Locks, Latches, Butts and Sc&nTiaTrimmings, Brass Kettles, Shot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers, Chain Pump Fixtures, Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Gum Belting, Japanned Ware, Notions Large Stock. WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., No. 13 First Street. MEDICIAL. A Valuable Medicine FOR EVERY FAMILY. IVU'tMISTSINALL sections of the city and country Seep on hand buy, sell and recommend as a tonic, stimulantand appetizer, Boback's Stomach Bitters. APOTHECABIES IN all sections of the city and country keep in stock, sell and dispense as a tonic Boback's Stomach Bitters. PHYSICIANS in all section of the city and country approve and recommend as a tonic Boback's Stomach Bitters. UK0CEBS in all sections of the city and country keep constantly supplied with and deal in Boback's Stomach Bitters. HOTELS in all sec tions of the city and country are supplied with and " cannot keep a Hotel," without a stock f Boback's Stomach Bitters. HOSPITAL?1 throughout the army of the North have found an indispensable tonic, and are using, for the soldiers Boback's Stomach Bitters. SUTLERS in every "rcrin.ent ougjit .tQ.Jjaxe j .tii'.W i...,-V'k a otomnoli Bitters. LADIES, old and young, for Billiousness, Liver I EVEBYBODT who desires a good tonic for civine k giving tone to the spirits, a healthy appetite and strength to the system generally, should not fail to uuv a bottle of Boback's Stomarh Bitters. DR. C. W. ROBACK, Proprietor, Cincinnati. Office and Manufactory Nos. 60, 58, 00 aud C: East Third Street. 05VFor sale by all Druggists everywhere. aug25 COLLECTOR'S SALE. Collector's Sale of Beal Estate for the payment of the costs andexpenses of Sidewalk Improvements. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY virtue of a precept issued by the Mayor of ths City of Evansville aud to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House in tsaid City, Friday, November 27, at 10 o'clock the following Lots or parcels of Real Estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay t srnount charged and assessed against said Lots i spectivt ly for the costs and expenses of maki ti.e ' J 1 1 ; . i . pjucwttia improTeineniB upuu seiu Aims, logemer with the costs of sale, and that the said sale will be continued on the next day thereafter, vix: Saturday, the 28th of November, at 10 o'clock a. m .. at the same place for the pnrpose of sellingsuch property as may have been sold on the day above men- . oned and not paid for : UPPEB ENLARGEMENT, j North-east three -fourths of Lot No. 19, John T. McC ain, owner, S2 00. LAMASCO. lot 4, Block 130, H. Q. Wheeler, owner, ST SO. FOUBTH ENLARGEMENT. Lot 21, block 10, G. Copeland, owner, J7 SO. Lot 22, Block 10, G. Copeland, owner, ST 50. STOCKWELL'S ENLABGEMENT. Fractional lot 3, Block 1, A. B. Carpenter, i owner, 95 57. W. G. BOEPI'LE, Collector. Evansjille, Nov. 11, 1863. VARIETY STORE. PUSHER S VARIETY STORE, No. 20 Main Street, IS THE PLACE TO FIND FANCY GOODS, Combs, Brus' es, Pocket Wallets, Card Cases, Tablets. Scissors. Knives, Watcli Keys. Guard Chains, Thimbles, Needles, Pins, Tape Measures, , Bead, Belt Hasps, uoggies, ppeciacies. Xher- ; mometors, French Harps, Pop Gnns, Ivory Batties, Marbles, Chessmen, Dells, Corset Clasps, I Steel Pens, Penciles, Games, Bnbber Balls, Toilet Soap, Jewelry, Violin Strings, Work Boxes, t

M riling AJeMm, rratner ajusktb, xiru lgee, ) -wr wi,m u teij iuwhi prices, i'assenger. torChildrens' Carriages, Ladies' Fancy Work and j warded to all parts of the conn try by special con-

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SADDLERY. Charles Babcock, IMPOBTEE AND DEAL KB IN Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STBEET, EVA K8 V ILLS, INDIANA. HATINO COMPLETED MY ABBANGEments with European and American mannfacturfrs for a direct supply of all goods in my lir a I am enabled to Oder inducements that can not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the basin, ss to give me a trial. I nasrs in part . Axles, Springs made oft at best Strti Bands, enameled t all kinds of Leat'va Cloths, Linings for Carnages , Tarnishes, Castings of all kinds ; Saddle Trees, English Bridle Leathers ; Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Han.es, fine Silver Hamcs of all kinds; Jenny Lind Gig Trees; Self-adjusting Pads ; Taylor's Patent names ; Fly Nets ; Shoe Threads ; Borso Blankets ; London Girth Webs, American Girth and Bein wss& si&ie rior.-rrAJ.-r - Ivory ; Gotta Percha and Brass lined Martengai Blngs; superior Kerseys for Horse Covers ) the beat quality of Oarriam Bolts; Patent Gig Trees, c., Ac. arc, Ae. I keep in tact everything appertaining to either kraach of the business, and understanding bth jrsnches thoroughly, we would respectfully invito four attention before purchasing elsewhere I aw also Agent for Ward's Patent Spring Sa awWdAw rpHE CNDEBSIGNED FIRM X moved their Saddlery establishment corner of Main and Second Street, in the room occepied by Fred. Krone, deceases!. I C. WOLFF & J. KR0EPSCH, JiAxrr ACTcaEas or asd duuu xh Saddles, Harness, COLLARS, &c., &c, Main Street, Cor. Second, (Store formerly occuppied by Fred. Krone.) .ah oraers attended to with dispatch. Work warranted. aoTlA-ly w. r. conwiK. 1. 1. NAtiQK THE NEW FIRM. TITE, THE SUBSCKIBEKS, WHOLESALE T manufacturers of Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Harness, Ac, desire to inform the public that we have largely increased onr stock on hand, and by close application onrselves and the employment of (rood workman in our shops, we are able to furnish on short notice any and all kinds and quantities of work to suit the trade. Those who will favor as with a call, can satisfy themselves, that they can procure, at lower prices, good substantial, fancy and durable work of ns than they can anywhere else, (and far better than the Eastern shop-work.l The members of the firm being practical workmen themselves, attending personally to all orders with promptness, care and dispatch, determined that none shall excel in style of finish or qnalitv of work, give better satisfaction to those patrouiiing ns; feel confident It will be to the interest of all to corns and see for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. 8tore on Locust Street, above the Sherwood House, between First and Second Streets, No. 25. N. B. Guarantee all we sell. P'-' W. T. COBWIN A- CO. SHAEFER'S SALOON. BILLIARD AND RESTAURANT, On Third Street between Main and Sycamore. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ocfJ-lm CHANGE OF EXCHANGE A NEW ARRANGEMENT. SAM GRAMMER & HARRY JOHNSON having purchased Theodore's Exchange, ABE FITTING IT UP IN EXCELLENT style for a first class BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT. They will keep at the bar the best brands o Liquors and their larders will at all times be filled with the richest dainties from ths animal and vegetable kingdoms, aud the waters of the vasty deep will be made to contribute of their richest stores. Especial attention will be trfven to it,. r - which will be under charge of the most competent '" Their Billiard Room is larre and tw.Tim r, F1KST CLASS. The establishment will re-open on Tuesday next A liberal share of public patrenage is respectfully' "'!:"'- mv30d:im VOLUNTEERING ! $302 BOUNTY For New Recruits! $402 B0UNTY For Veteran Volunteers ! MEN OF" THE FIBST DD3TBIOT OF INDIANA, the Governor has called for seven or more Companies of Infantry and five Companies oi uavalry Irom this District. Shall he have them T I call upon you to give the answer j My answer is, " HE SHALL." Will von endorse jit? I think you will. Tour country needs your j services in the army, and offers you inducements I which will enable you to leave your amplv provided for. Any one wishing to recruit for the Begimfll by raising Companies, orjut-wi, apj.rying recelve.x"WY,ms, accompanied by proper recommendations., directed to Mt. Vernon, Posey county, Indiana, until the organization of the encampment. JOHN A. MANN. Commaadaut 1st District. Other papers in the District please copy. oct2tf " DRUGS. ALABGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK of Pure and Fresh Drugs, Herbs, Extracts and Patent Medicines. Just received at SCHLAEPFEB'S Drag Store. SULPHITE OF LIME FOB THE THE FEB mentation of Cider and Wines. Just received and for sale at 8CULAE PFEB'S Drug Store. s 0DA ASH AND LIME JUST BECEIVED SCLAEPFEB'S Drag Store. at Ttf BS. ALLEN'S HAIR BESTOBATIVE AND LvA Zyrobalaim just received and for sale at SCHLAEPFEB'S Drug Store. A LABGE ASSORTMENT OF TOOTH AVn -TV. Hair Brushes jnst received at SCHLAEPFEB'S Drug Store. ANOTHEB SUPPLY OF BABBELL A Bull's Worm Confections; also Cary's A Brown's Troches ; just received and for sale at SCHLAEPFEB'S Drug Store. A BTIO LOTIAN, FOB FROST BITTEN - A Limbs, for sale at BCHLAErFER'S Drug Store. "y-ACCINE VIBUS FOB SALE AT SCHLAEPFEB'S Drug Store. LIVERY STABLE. AMERICAN STABLE, On Third bet. Main and Locust Sts, THIS LIVEBT ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH is well known throughout the country, possesses Stable advantages superior to anv similar establishment in the City, having arrangements for the seception of private horses at livery of the muei eiegant ana complete description, and at the lowest rates. Carriages for visiting to 1st. Coaches, light wagons, and every kind of road vehicle to let. Hordes sold on commission Second hand Baggy's veysnce. BiiUJVttAJBUa, BJtlTTOh , I A CO. apia