Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 January 1864 — Page 3

EVAESVILI TiD.

FRIDAY JANUARY 7. 1SC4 CITY TTEWe. Payment Postponed. The following dispatch, received late j las; night, mil ba painfully appreciated by the members of the Indiana Lgi.n. We presume the money will be obtained and the paymeut be made in a few days: j Indiaxapolis, Jan. 7. To W. L. IloUtwysworth: Have ot got funds. Can't pay Saturday. Wait for further notic. S. Fisher. Hot Coffel and Cakes. The soldiers I of the 77th Ohio Regiment, are quarter- j ed as follows : At the Masonic Hal! ; at j the Court House; at the Rail Road Pas- j senger Station, and at tho now Round- j House. They will leave at 8 o'clock this morn, i Injr. Our citizens are oxnected to furn- i ish the brave veterans with hot cofiTee : and nicely buttered biscuit, and such

other edibles as are convenient. Let ! ire kindled; then the children sit shiveach family seek the point nearest their cring and shaking with cold, contracting

dwellings with their freo will of feelings 1 to their country's defenders. -- A Cold Campaign-. The 77th Ohio Regiment, on its way from Little Rock, Arkansas, to Ohio.to reorganize as veteup ... u i , the New Kentucky, which wag compel led to lay up two mile3 below West Franklin, from which point tke boys came through by land yesterday, arriving here singly, and in squads of from two to ten. They had a cold and fatiguing march, nnd must have suffered intensely, wading through the snow and carrying their guns generally without mittens. They number between 400 and 500 men, and have re-enlisted. They are now going horns- on a thirty days furlough, and have been thirteen days out from Little Rock, The New Kentucky was passed several days ago by the Superior, and Capt Dexter proposed taking the soldiers off and bringing them tip, but his offer was refused by the Captain of tho Kentucky, and hence they have been exposed not only to this long detention, but also to the fearful overland to this point, a distance of twenty miles. The military authorities in this city, headed by Capt. Ehrman, used every energy and great activity to supply all the wants of the brave veterans as they arrived. Comfortable quarters were secured. Bountiful rations were dealt out, and every effort was made to render them comfortable. They will be sent forward by rail this morning to their native State. Using Slexoba to Advantage. Yes terday afternoon the eteamer Idahoe, which had been pressed into the servico by the officers of the 77th Ohio, to bring the' sick and baggage of that Regiment to this city, from point below West 1'ranklin, reached a poiut four miles below this city, when all the sleighs, sleds and other suitable vehicles were pressed into the service by Quartermaster Ehrman, and at once dispatehed to tho boat to bring them up. The soldiers of the 77th are a noble looking set of men, and bora tbe'r fatignirur march and tho suffering from cold with heroic fortitude. The various public halls, Court House nndotlier suitable and comfortable places were taken for quarters for last night Acknowledgments. Our thanks are due to aevy of beauties, accompanied by a few gailant gentlemen, for a nice vocal serenade on Wednesday night, accomplished under diffculties. The party had been out sleigh riding and before going home, the ladies pro wosed a serenade to the Journal Office i which, by the way, was a very sensible idea. As the driver was turning into Locust Street he ran over a pile of rubbish, ship-wrecking the sleigh ; but the young ladies would not be baulked of their generous purpose, and marched to the front of the Journal Office, and enchanted us with "Rally round the flag boys," in a manner that would have brought to repentance the most incourageable rebel in the nation. May each lady have a veteran for a husband. Sleighing and Runaway. -The good sleighing not only continues, but additions are daily being made to the fleecy mantle that now enshrouds old mother earth, and the tintinnabulary music of sleighing parties continue to enliven tho streets of tho city. Sieighs are being built with great energy and of almost every .conceivable model. Stock in that vehicle has gone up way above steamboat or railroad shares, reaching almost the quotations of " Panama Mail." Wc saw a pair of ponies yesterday afternoon that had been lending enjoj" ment to a sleighing party, coursing down Front Street loose, with a most fearful velocity. Where they had left jhe sleigh and its contents we did not learn. There would be no fun sleigh riding were it not for upsets and runaways. t& Whisky speculators are congregating in Wf.sh:ngton to delay legislation in regard to the duty on whisky, and to urge au increase in the tax to one dollar per gallon. A largo proportion of these are manufacturers who are deeply interested in filiiog their own pockets. Xeic Albany Ledger. t'ottom is evidently afraid that whisky will rise in price, and he will not be able to draw his regular ration!". Why don't you quit drinking, like we have done? The mail train did not get in last night until near 11 o'clock, and the mail wilt be distributed this morning after the Eastern mail is made np. Caxceus. Dr. Cowdcn,the great cancer Doctor, arrived in tho city List night, and is stopping at the Washington House. He will ramain until Monday. For an elegant overcoat, or fine, heavy business suit, go to Lyon, who has m? largest ana ttnest stock in the State, aud is selling goods at uniformly low J j rices.

""oui:aun!ci'i ! MssMt& Editors : An explanation in your paper headed " More Light," in answer to my query as to whether the blame nuachod to tha Gas Company or

to the city authorities for the citizens be. i ing deprived of gs light in the public I streets, peems to indicate that both pari ties ;:iay pc to blame. I hai o learned from official source j t:lat oar cltT Iiaa a C0!ltract with the Clas ('rnpf.ny to furnish to the city, for one half of the price paid by privato custoa tfcp of gas needed for lhc public lamps. If this be the fact, why do not the city authorities force the Gas Company to fill their part of tho contract Coal is plenty, and cheap in comparison with what Gas Companies in otLer cilies &re compelled to pay. More Light. Communicated. The Health of ouv Children Edio ra Journal : I am credibly informed that it is often iho case that when our little ones arrive at tho school room, instead of a comfort-1 able warmth, they have to sit with their cloaks and shawls on them until fires disease which will, with many, terminate I in untimely death. Will our Trustee, Superintendent, and their assistant, seo to this without delay? Certainly thorc is fuel; and as certain there are stoves; and as certain these gentlemen could, if tney wouia, hire a responsible man tc build the fires early, and thus make our children comfortable. It is of no use to try to educate our children, and in so doing kill them. The teachers, one aud all, ought to dismiss their schools in snch a case, and I am sure the people would sustain them in so doing. A Parent. J. P. Elliott, at his Family Gro. eery, opens this morning a choice lot of Turkeys and Chickens, which he proposes to deliver to the hungry at a low price for cash. He will keep a constant stock of fowls on hand, besides all the best Groceries, and everything in his lino. His Grocery is near the Washington House, at Vickory'g old stand. M. L. Johnson & Co.. No. 35 Main Street, have Gody's Lady's Book, Leslie's Magazine, Harper's Magazine, Peterson's Magaziae, Home Magazine and Waverly Magazine, including the Boa Ten for January, 1864. They also have a large assortment of Photograph Albums, which will be sold at reduced prices, and they also receive the latest papers by express. We have Harpei's Weekly, buund cloth for 1863, also Harper's Monthly, bound cloth for 1S63, which will be sold at Harper & Bros' price. Indianapolis, Lm, Jan. 6th, 1661. To Win. E. Uollintjticorth : I will pay four Companies of your Regiment Saturday and four Companies each day till paid. S. Fisueb, Paymaster. Heapquai-.ters, 2d Reg't and 1 1st Uattai.iox Isd. Legion. Evan3- V ville, Jan. 7th, 18C4. J Having received tho abovo dirpateh from Paymaster Fisher, Companies A B, C and D, of the 2d Regiment, are hereby directed to report without arms, at the Court House, on Saturday next, January 9th inst Companies A and i will report at 9 o'clock, A. M., and Companies G and 1) at 2 o'clock, P. M. Commanders of Companies will see that their men are promptly on hand at the above time. By Order of Wji. E. Hollinswortit, Col. Cem'g. John H. Sonntag, Ais't g" Articles of real merit are worth their value. Such is the case with Burnett's Preparations. For sale by jan 7 Keller & White. HOME INTERESTS. To Phtsiciaxs. If you wish to purthasc pnre Drujs, Medicines, and Chemicals at a small adranee on Eastern prices, 0 aud examia Kkllsk 4 White's 3tock, w'cre yon will find every artiste that is needod y the professor, and as prices which cannot fail to giro satisfaction. Their re is at No. 34 Vain streat. may4d&w;f m.S. D. & II. W. SMITH, sal Manufacturers of tho NEV.'. AMERICAN ORGANS with trcmole attachment, fiuishr.l in fifteon dfierent styles; elegantly poliihed in RojowooJ for Parlor uss Also, in Black Walnut and Oak tor Cuurebcs, Schools, Lodges, 4e. Also, Smith's uarivalled Melodeons, war-anted for five years. For sale Ky WA lilt EN CtlNTNGTON, 0. .'-1 '.: No. 1 3Iein Street. WILLIAM EEAVIS, Attorney at Lav and C. S. Claim Is anthoi-ii&d ky tl o G .rornment to proenro Pensions, Bounty Mi.rey, Back Pay, Bounty l and Claims for Uok.es and other Pcoprett destroyed while in the sorvice of tho Government, and all timo, of whatever kind or natnro against the United States. Bounty for Discharged Soldiers! By an amendment to tiie Bounty I.;iw, p.vssed at the last session cf Congress, " All soldiers or other persons who hmve been er shall hm-cafter bo discharged within two years from tha date of their enlistment, by reason of wound received in battle, shall re-eive the sa.-ne Bonuty as though they eorved two year.' Office Coa Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store, opposite tbt Conn Ron. r.vausrille, Indiaua. Correspondents must encloce stamps. OmjBeOj refcrences given if reqnired. mh23 Oj ritV Dr. FLiseta still continue to be tho only lawful agent iu this aity for tha Artificial Rubber Teeth. After furnishing nearly a hundred seta tn the past five years, he has no hesitation in recommending them as the best and cheapest material In nso, bring worn in the most dltBcult mouths, with comfort snJ efficiency. Persons suflering with bad fitting uicttlo plaUsnre especially requested to call at tho Booms next BiUruHTs. Main .Street. - V. S. Pension agency. riotahlishod by Uovjniucut authority, for procuring PE SSIOS9 Ut Ii. valid Offlcei i aud Sohli-rs, deceased Officers' a4id Soldiers' Widows or Orphan children, Dependent Mothers or Orphan Sisters. EOHSTV A ! AUR.KAR3 fjr Deceased Soldiers' Widows, Children, Fthre, Mothers, or Erothi-rx and Sisters. AIM tor iischwged Soldiers, who hav nerved two years, or been discharged by rcr.son of wound. BOVJ-TT LAXDAN'D BACK PAV for Widows er other !oj;al claimants of Soldiers of 1812, Mexican, and other Must wars. Thi Agency adjusts claims far parties and sol- ; diers of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, in iiccordj anco with th" only Terms and instructions upon i which their claims an, graute.l at Washington, ; Bod islw onIy AS"y lhn located, and solely ! and exclusively employed l'i-!' writin? their case ntAtnlv ..l. J t rtnu- , Kvaaov.no sing stamp, always answered. Offipr Third street, near Mai Iud. . JOBN TKNN IS, octl 5 Pension Agent

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A grotafnl patient wrltss: " I am happy to bear my tastimony to the venderful powers of yoor llalsam in curing my ekildrsn of the most distressing Whooping Cough, after every other means had failed." Can any result lo more gratifying I What a load of snffcrim was removed by the use of this noble Cough Balsam. Sold at No (i East Tourth ttrest, Cincinnati, O., fln'1 b' aHHfW). so rents per t.otti131 lw Cancer Can toe Cared. Br. Ilebern, Cancer and Consumption champion, hes located at 105 Dearborn Street, opposite P. 0., Chicago, Ills. FI successfully kills and extracts cancers without pain or knife, in from four to twenty-fwur hours. Also cures all kinds of tores nnd piles. A euro always guaranteed or no pay. decTO 1 j p. o. Box o3. GOLD PEi RE-POIHTJED EQUALto new, on the receipt of 35 cents. Circulars for tlu Johnson Pen seut en sppiication, by Mail or otherwise. E. a. JOHNON, Hanufactury and 16 MAIDEN LANE, New fork City. dec2S lm One of Hnnncwe ll's Great Remedies. 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B Y T E L E OR Jk. IP XI. CONGRESSIONAL. IIIVIIHh Ctgress-first Session. ' Washixgton, Jan. 7. Florst Rogers ofTared a resolution advocating a vigorous prosocniion of the war, bnt at the same time asking for a eonoiliatine compromise, so far as eonistantwith honor, and earnestly recommend the co-operation of tho President and Senato in sanding commissioners to Riohmond in ordor that tho war may bo brought to ao hoerab!e closo. On motion of gtevens, tho motion was laid on tha tahlo by a vote of 77 to 42. The Houst thtn went into Commiiinr. rf th' Whole on the Conoulor and Dipl malic appropriation bill. Senator Dixon presented a memorial from Ministers of the Gospel asking that when drafted ther bo employed as ehapIins or in hospitals. . Mr. Wilson presented the petition cf Col. T. W. Higffinson, praying for information as to the pay of colored troops, as compared with that of privates in the regular army, and asking for the same pay as volunteers. Mr. Grimw offered a resolution re questing the Soeretary of War to furnish the names and grades of military officers now stationed to and around Washington, who draw eommotation for their quarters or fuel. Agreed to. On motion of Mr. Dyvis, the Secretary of War was reqiif-sted to furnish the papers relating to the exchange of prisomers. Carlisle offered a longthy resolution stating as the result of a compact of States, each State adopted tho constitution of the United S'ates as it adopted the Constitution of its own State, Laid over. Howard's resolution that the committee on the judiciary consider the propriety of repealing the joint resolution of July 17th. 1862, which prohibit! a forfi ture of real estate beyond the natural life of the offender. Adopted. The Hoaoe bill making appropriations for the Post Office Department for the fiscal year was refered to ths Finance Committee. Mr. Howe offered a reohion that the President be requested to call oat 1,000,000 of volunteore for 90 days, to carry freedom to every captive ia the rebel prisons, and that (en. Grant be assigned to the command of said troops. Referred to the Military Committee, and ordered to be printed. The bill to continuo tho bounties to volunteere was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Fossenden, was referred to tho Committee on Finance, with the understanding that it should bo early reported. The message of the President, and documents on the same subject, were referred to the same committee. Mr. Wilson moved to take up the bill enrolling the National forces. The Senate proceeded to act" on the amendments of tho Military Committee, which were all adopted 6ave section 20' repealing the $300 commutation clause, which will be considered herenftt. The diplomatic appropriation bill was passed, and tho House adjourned till Monday. Washington Jan. 7th. .Snauldin presented a resolution to exempt from postage communications of soldiers. 8esate. Mr. Davis opposed the fourth section of tho enrollment bill, providing for the furnishing of substitutes. He denied that the Secretary of War had any power to remit any part of tho time of thd veteran soldiers, and he called it an act of injustice to the country. The veterans had stipulated for three years. Mr. Wiittm replied that the veterans were mnslered into the service for three years unless sooner discharged. The Senate agreed to take up the $300 clause to-morrow. Mr. Sumner proposed a substitute from the clause. Tho Senate then went into executive session and adjourned. An Important Land Caao Decide.!. Washikoton, Jan. 7. An inportant decision was made to-day by the General Land Office, involving the title of tho site of the city of Kd BlufT, Cal., in which Granville Dale was claimant, and the citizens of Red Bluff the contestants, the case being an appealed'one from the Register of the Northern District, of Calnfornia. The decision was adverse to fne claimant. The site embraces 160 aercs of land with several million dollars worth of improvements. Hon. Mr. Wroodbrid0 of Vermont has received a telegram that the quota of that State is full with a surplus of 270 besides the enlistments in the field. Tito Steamer Science Burned. Louisville, Jan. 7. Tho steamer Science was burned at the Portland wharf this morninir. Her car'o of Government stores had been lauded aud was sound. Loss 6malL All quiet below. Weather Cold and snowing. DeaiU of Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Indianapolis ont ot the Draft. Indiaxafoi.i.;, Jan. 7. lion. Caleb B. Smith, Jodga of the U. S. District Court and ex-Secratary of tho Interior, died this evening. The quota of volunteers for Indianapolis, is fall. Fnntrsl of Archbishop Hughes. New YoRK,Jan.7. Archbishop Hughes was buried to day from St. Phtrick's Cathedral. High mass was celebrated by Bishop Simon, of Buffalo. Bishop McClosky pronounced tha funeral discourse. Hundreds of the Catholic clergy were present, and the cathedral was crowded to its utmost limits. After the ceremonies, his body was interred in a tomb under the cathedral, with impressive religions exercises. Pittsburg, Jan. 7th The weather is extremely cold with a heavy frost this morning. TheCheiapenkc plaeed in Admiralty. Halifax, Jan. ith. The steamer Chesapeake was placed in admiralty to day !y tno 1 rovineial Government. O I X liCIAL. Clnclnimti Markets. Cincinnati, Jan. 7. FLOP It iinrkanitd WHEAT red, 1 Slit SS wli :e,3 3S,-1 40 OUUM Si ln(;Jl 2otort:.-w bud old ia bulk, aud ! tui iiemat;ii iatli rrz.-oi'ds tho supply. I HATS firmr at f-2eti8Se j WBI8J4T alvan.it to 8.V. nnd Is in gooj dej mand. HOGfl advanrod to $f 75 for 5001b. average.-.. ReI ocipis ligba.' j MRS PuRK advanr-vl to Stfi ,V) b VRB-advanced to 1-J'ic , bnt -not tnu -h to ha 1 ha,i at this rate A larg.-demand f.irciear al liloe ut 9Jc loose, nnd Dc. for pucked Bulk nhoullers wanted, ,n f,Vc. Rotten geuerally withdrawn fr -m the mark at. GHLD r.lc Silver 44. Exchange fair at 1-10. I Mouey closed at 1014 per cent. Sew York 91 one y market. Ksw Y'obk, Janua- y 7. Money has been very light all .lay, and inactl8 demand. Sterling exchange ftrmor, and a fair business done at Otio. .old firmer, spealng at MK'"-. advancing to 62V..-.. and ..-iit firm at ri' (5''2V.c. fliliol ill III st-Tks strlrjceut nnd inn banged

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DEPARTS: Wav, Frulghtaud Accommodation 6:45 a. w. Mail 0:25 a. m. A R B I V E S : Accommodation S:2I r. w. M:ui (',: p. n. 7 It. & R. K. R. DEPARTS FROM T. H. Pay Exptons :i:.rA p. j. Acroiaao-unlnB 7:3.r a Sight Bxprtno 12:.r'i' A. III1TI AT T. II. Vug IKpreas 12:25 p. u. Accommodation 5:10 a. m. Night Rxpresi .. 1:25 a.m. Thsso two roads mate good connections at Terre Hr.nlo. Itiver New a. Tk river is falling slowly, and 19 still vry fall of floating ice. During yester day forenoon tha whola surface of the water was covered with larga fields cf rough heavy ice, interspersed with small patches of slcih, which would hava become iolid in a faw rniautes, had tho ice ceased ranning. Towards evening the ice was not so thick, but was Mid qaite plenty. The ireather aodorated considerably yeeterday, the merenry standing at 14 above zaro at noon. Capt. One. Lemeke, the distinguished Superintendent of the Evjinsville & Cairo Packet Line, received a dispatch from Cairo yesterday, faying tkatthe Glendale reported the Amada at Shawneetown lying np, and the Bowon in the creek at Golconda, with a hole in her. We have no word from the Anderson, she has probably taken refuge in the Cumber, land. The water has fallen so much here that the iee is piling np on the bar above the city, and a further slight fall will make a ssenre harbor for the boats now lying at the wharf here. ghoc S. E. I. WHCCI.XSJ. AS. tlflOS. w. J. SCOO WHisisa, mioat stjgo, vTholso i90rsin GROCERIES, SALT, COTTOS TASKS S ails, "Window Glaos, Sasli, Doors, &c. Ko. II XoMh firm Street, Cpncr ol Sycamore. IVA5BYILL15, IRDIAHA. COPArlTHBrlgniP I HATB ASSOCIAT1D WITH US WSI .1 Burr, late of Pniontown. sr. i n.w Wholesale Grocery business. Tho stylo of tho Sinn will bo Wheeler, Kiggt A Sum. WHlELKS & BIGGS. STftlTPS 40 bbls XXX Berrrand Syrup; 50 M ' " 60 10 gal. kefs " u ' bbls Mzcelsior -40Kbb! ss " 10 bbls Bonev " " N. O. Jfolasees. For sale cheap by v2 WlIEKf.KR, ElGtTS ,t SrfiO. f lLASSI OLASS VJ 100 boxes 8X 10 GUeo, "'City f to 25 M SS ss 15 IS 35 te 10 10X12 Xlil " mu 0X15 10X1S toxts " mxi8 Pint Flasks; Qnart Fhisks; ' Jars ; gallon Jars; 1 . 15 SO On hand and for sale cheap by WnKELEB. RIOG8 & SHOO. I Il'ST RECEIVED AND HOP. BALK CHEAP l ho boxes asorted (landy ; on assortea Hum Drops ; 25 " Lozenges ; sf Fancy Candy; 15 - Eire Crackers. And a variety of Christmas Fiziui. By WHEELER, RIGGS A HUGO. IyBUITS AND M!TS ' " . 50 boxes Layer Basins : 50 " II R 75 i hi Layer loo "4 I 500 lbs Currants: 1000 lbs Fresh Figs ; 10 trails B. S. Almonds ; 10 bbls Filbsrts ; "sosfe " Cream NnU ; 10 " Hseans All fresh and for sale cheap by WHEELER, RIGGJ- KVQV.. SUGAR 15 hhds eholos N. O. Bntar ; 10 ' Porto Rioo 15 bbls A. Coflise -16 " B. " 50 Tel. " 10 " Cr d " It " R " i Bonght before theadvaooo. and fcr sale bf WHEELER, RIS(Jg & BUOO. OILS AND PAINTS 6 hhli Linseod Oil: 0 bbls Coal i-iO cans Wagon nil, a new article ; SOO ksgs White Lead ; 1000 lh Putty; 500 lbs Teailian Red. All for sale at lowest eaea prises, by WnEELER, BIGGS A SOG0. COFFKE I 110 baprs prime Elo Cofloe ; 60 Fair ' 15 boroo Gronnd " 100 Essonoo " On hand and and to arrive by WHEELER, RIGGS A SUGG. SUNDRIIS 100 boxes Soap, assorted ; 40 " Powhn-.tan Pinss ; 00 dosen assorted Bsooms; 500 reams Paper ; 100 boxes Washing Bins; 500 lbs Twine, substitute tor Cotton : son lbs Hemp Twiao; loon boxes Sardines, V's ; 3 ' wij . . TS 1 lb sn Oysters J 50 " lib eon And a thousand thisgs too nnmerono to mention, for sale as ehsap as the cheapest, by nov2S WHEELER, RIGGS A SCCI. MEDICAL. S. W. THOKPSOF, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Omen Ajrt Jrwrnrxew No. 85 Walsttt Stkcet (At Br. Ronald's Old Stand.) E V A NB VILLB, INDIANA. THE RURAL AMERICAN Tito Bekt Pstper ror Farms and Fruit Growers-Eight Dollar Premium for ouly Twenty Sttoso risers. T WAHT 10 000 CLCB AGKNTB TO CIRCUL lata tho Rri. Aumhi, Utica, New York. Volumo Till eommsnces January 1st, 186, paper freo to clnb subscribers in December 1 This is decidedly the best aad cheapest farmer's and fruit grower's paper in existence, at only $1 a year, and every subscriber receives two of the best GRAPE VINES known to exist, ml freo of all expense, or own dollsb'i w.irth ut RUSSKLL'S GREAT PROLIFIC STRAWBERRY PLANTS the largest, nnd most prodnctive ia the world, many of which are actually as lasT nisi' rocs I UWEvery person who remits tl will roeeive the psper rasa to Jannsry next, and through 184 for his money! Sample oopioo sent freo to s.11 applicants, with Ml details. Positively I offer the best torms to Postmasters aad other elub aftents of any othr publisher in this esnntry. ElOHT DOLLARS in preminms Ibr every olnb of twisity subscriborsl I have an Immense snpply of tho choicest -crape vines, all of which aro to be rut to my subscribers! Send for spoeimen copies immediately, an. 1 addrcsi T. D. MrniR, Clinton, Onoida County, N. T. novl9-Sw WATCHES & JEWELRY. J. L. BITTROLFF, JR., No. 1, lSrth First Street. An rnlirclj new Stock of Watches and Jewelry, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, &c. i woi i.n r.icsPErrrruLi.T ivfobm tic Ipnblic that 1 have opened an entirely new and nishinnablo stock of the alxive (fooils, wt.k h, havinij Ixjcii bought f.ir cash, I am prepared to sell at pri. as low as the lowest, and warrant overy article to be just as represented, l'rom long enpiriencein the businees, I am confident of giving satisfaction, and hope to merit a share of the public patronage. IVreou.vl nitration paid to repairing Wntsho, Cliicka and Jewelry-. J. h. BITTROLFF, Jr., ootlT-lni.liw Ko. 1, klorth Kirst Wrort.

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CHINA, i iiQueensware And Fancy BOHEMIAN WARES In the greatest variety at HflLLENGSWQRT First Street, BETWEEN SYCA1IOBE AND TINE., Compriing the Nowest, Bichest and Latest FREUCH AND ENGLISH PATTERNS, AND White China Tea and Dining Sets, i from 75 Cents to 325 pilars each. From one piece to 350 Crates. Fine Cutlery Plated Ward, Toy Kniyes & Forks, &o., &cMACHINISTS. REITZ & HANEY, bit mmi EVANSVILLE, 1SH., Mp.nu .'actnrers of STEAM ENGINES, TEA&1 BOILERS, AXD CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the most Approved Pattern. ALSO All kinds of Machinery appertaining to Hailroads, Steamboats, Distilleries, flouring Mills. SUGAR MILLS, of ail sizes with the latest In.rovemcnts attached ; Tobacco Scrows, Portable Engines, &C, &C. &2. Ho-ase Fronts, Crates, Sailing, Iron and Brass Castings of ovary description. DEALKRS IN Steam Gauges, Gam Belting, Fire Brick, Yrougnt Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, &a, at MANUFACTURERS PRICES. Repairing done at sliort notice. Workmen sent to all parts to flt up work and repair Hollers &. Blacblnery WAll orders will ro-eeive our Indivldnal attention aud will be pro-.n;itly filled on the most reasonJle terins. Office and Fonndry on the Can corner of Ingle Street. mh17-lv SONG. TnE gOLIMER'S OKPII.VN BBIDK! A im-w Song. Words by .Mrs. II. I'iout ; Miotic by Prof. Chas. Hathias, oftBtt city. Price 3U cts. Mailed uikii receipt of market price. This song Is worthy of uRlvat ran,s the words are pood and the music U-uoitiful, the harnjonv unexi-eptionable, proving the nuthnr a roaster of thoroub bans. Prof. Mathias ii an nna-'Huming musician of the ftrst claos. asttt his excMtoal romBOsittotu eh. mid lie t-nconrniisxt by every one intereste I in the an of music. WAUstfTK k rONYNtJTOlf, Tin. 1 Main Street

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NOTICE. Real Estate 'at Private Sale. rpHE I XDKIiSIGNKP orFKit FOB eale the I premises formerly occupied by the 'resosnt f'ity Bank, situate on the corner Main and Third streets, in the City of VnvilK The 1st is 23 fceton Main street aad i feet on Third street, and the building is three Itories ia hight, covering the whole lot. Also, a first-rate burglar-proof Safe . For Utrms, enquire of JOHN A. BKITZ, THO. B GARVIN, or "nl W BFtK.

VARIETY STORE. PUSHEE S VAEIETY ST0EE, No. 20 Main Street, T8 TH PLACK TO FIND FANCY GOODS 1 Combs, Brust.es, Pocket Wallets, Card Caes Tablets, Scissors, Knives, Watch Keys, Guard' Chains, Thimbles, Noodles, Pic, Tape Measures Bor.ds, Belt Clasps, toggles. Spectacles. Thermometors, French Harps, Pop Guns, Ivory RatJiuuic, i.r.'.wseii, uoiis, ( oret Maine, Stool Pons, Penciles, Games, Bnbbrr BalU, Toil,.t Boap, Jewelry, Violin gtrings, Work Boxes . T . .. I. -E" .1 T. . n. . ........ A eeainer uuoters, uiril t ages, Childrons' Carrijge, Ladies' Fancy Work aud i. ..r..nS , ac, at wcaiesald usd feLYON'S COLUMN. Gold, C a B a a c! 3 o a "t3 P 3. .1 3 P P 3 3 (1 o e i H I P f 4 i id B CD -t e c? -1 a ri B p 3 on o 5? o. S c 5 T3 P e a O era ' m A 3 r C e -i eo P S a CO P a" a 3 CO p 3 B B 3 p OS C0 S H S B 5 p. 9 r os O 3 O cr cr -a au p B pr o Pr a a 3" O 3 3 rs ra t B 2 3 5 3-. K ra c 3 33 w ra OS n P ca O 3 0 H 1 3 P c 3 ra 3 F on o o c p c o 3 o ra p m - a cr o LION NOTICE. THE FIBM OF J. II. M AOIK CO. WAS dissolved on the Tili of SefMmlter loot by the death of John H. Magb.ee. The busioeos will be nettled up by the surviving partner. O MAGHEK. November 2, 186J. NEW FIRM. THE UNDKBSIUNKI) WILL CONTINUE the wholesale in v Goods business auder the style of O. Maghee 0o., at the old staao on First street. UILLISON MAGJ1EF., NICHOLAS M. OOOIeLETT. Novembers, la.

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ARTICLES! JUST BECEITKD AT THB NEW YORK STORE NEW STYLES From 90 to $35. POINT LACE COLLASS, From S3 89 to $10 30. LTalteice Lace Collars, From 75c to $3. Hera Stitched handkerchiefs From 35c to $1 75. Embroidered Handkerchiefs, From 80e to $3 70. Lidies' Broche Scarfs, Oil Boiled Black Silks, Rep? Mourning Silks, Solid Colored Seedy Silks, Evening Silks, Bonnet Velvets all colors, Coral & Ivory Combp, in sets, Fine Portmonies and Bags. Rich Tans in all colors, Worsted Hoods Hubies and Tippets, Fashionable Dreas Goods In French Itepps, Poplins, Turin and Empress ClGths. Ottoman Cloths, Merinoes, Plain and Plaid Alpacas. Jnst received for the HOL AT Nos. 14 4& IS

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