Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 January 1864 — Page 4

FRIDAY JANUARY 8

JOURNAL BUILDINGS, LOCUST STREET, BITWSU FIRfT AND WATER. NEW3 BY TELEGRAPH. BT TBS li. A W. UXB. Exclusively for tbc Journal. Another Fight. A mall Force of Federals Attacked ad Captured after a Hard Fight 1UM1I got (hr Guilt. CntcnrsATi. Jan. 7. A special to the ' Commercial front Cumberland Gap 6th, ays an OTerwhelaing fores under 8am. Jones, attacked onr troops at Jonesville, Virginia, Sunday, consisting of about tore hundred men. Alter a desperate resistance onr troops B';.-rerdered; losing 30 killed ; 90 wounded ; one run and two Ball howitzers. Washington Items. Blockade Runner Captured Senate Flauee Committee-Nothing Unom a to Batter Intention. Washington, Jan. f. On the 17th of December the steamer Roebuck captured the British schooner Kiting Dove off Suwmnee river, Florida, with a valuable txrgo. The following named gentlemen compos ta Finance Committee of the Senate : Mr. Fesaenden, Chairman; and Meters. Sherman, Howe, Cowan, Clark, Vaa Wiakie and Con net. Nothieg seems to be publicly known of the arrangements recently effected by the GoTernment authoritiei and General Butler is regard to the exchange of prisoners farther than the fact that he has ample authority to act in sueh manner as will beet secure this desirable object Hew York Specials. icatlo Law to be Amended rfolk Resell Taking the OathOast. iraild Ordered to Hew Tevk. Ssw Yoss, Jan. 6. The rimes' specisvl isys s bill will soon be introduced is Cuagreaa, repealing that portion of the Confiscation Act which limits the possession of property sold to the natural life of owners. This step is considered abeoiatsly sectteary, to afford protection to the purchasers of confiscated property. The Norfolk rebels, whose property has been confiscated, are returning in large nnmbera, taking the oath of alleS'ance, and reinstating themselves in e camforta and rights of IcyalitU. Gen. Barntide has been ordered to New York, to await some kind of action which is being eosked np. CaSMweef Republican Senators Sen. allaek'e Report called In Question Committees at work Lots t Cksmeelloravllle. (Tribune Dltpateb.) Washington, January 6th. A caucus of the Republican members of the Senate wa held after the adjournment tocay. A proposition to re-organize the committee upon the conduct of the war was diseased. Maj. Gen. Bnrnside did not leave today ss snticipsted, being detained to complete his report of operations while he was in command of the Army of the Potomac. Rumor errs the statements of the GenersJ-is-Chief, in his recent report, will be eoatrsdicted by facts and official dispatches contained in the report of Gen. Bnrnside, and the public will be satisfied that the statements made before the committee on the conduct of the wsr trill afford s sufficient vindication of Gen. Bnrnside. World's Dispatch. WasbTJGtos, Jan. 8. The Committee on Ways snd Means had the Naval appropriation bill under consideration to-day, snd examined Col. Smith, Chief of the Bureau of Yards snd Barracks, at great length in regard to sppropriations for his branch of the service. Mr. Lenthal, f the Bureau of Construction has been summoned to appear before them, also Mr. Fisherwood, Engineer in Chief. The committee ia getting hold of some important facts connected with naval service, which have leaked out. Official reports foot up the Union loss in killed, wounded and missing at Chance!lorville st the appalling figure of 28,000. The Worlds Chattanooga correspondssce, dated the 29th, states that the rebel Gen. Wheeler, with a large force of esvslrv, sttacked strain and captured it for s few moments, but the 4th Ohin snd 20th Missouri mounted infantry cssns np and dispersed Wheeler's force, recsptnring the train snd taking over 200 prisoners. OSSajauap Maryland Cavalry Gobbled Up. New Yosi, Jan. 7. A letter from Harper's Ferry states that a company of Maryland cavalry have met with a serioos disaster, 57 ont of 75 being either "" captured or killed ner Rectortown, Va., where they encountered n overwhelming force of rebels. Meeting cf the Maryland Legislature. Baltimore, Jan. The Maryland Legislature met to-day, but neither House organised. Caucuses are beinjr held tonight MARBLE WORKS. UHL HORN & BRINKMAN, (Buooessor to M. A. Lawrence,) Dealers in AMERICA! 4ID ITALIAN MARBLE. Main Street Sear Court House. VAN3YIXLE, - . . INDIANA St-MoBnments, 11 ties. Tombs, Vases, and all teds of furniture W kncatlv and ufom'.tlv exIn the latest an i . deel Tuuert Recolvod, Direct from the Quarries, the The Finest Stock of Marble Ever brought t this market, and for sale at 3TREBT & YOUNG'S American and Italian Marble Manufactory, WARS ASD SALES ROOM No. 134 MAIN STREET, Near the Canal Oar taciUMej tor furnishing those wbhiug MONUMENTS, OSAVEsHOSKS, TOMBS, MANTLES, r anything else in ear lias, are uneuaoassed in he Wt Onr ftook of stars g eamuUt. having been eewa4 iwtcaiiTtae Cjoarries. myCdiw

WATCHES

JEWELRY. 3 er. ARDWARE. HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES. Meat Cotters aud Sausage Stnffeis; - Patent Meat Cutters and Staffers, (combined), Axes, Lipplucott's, and Taneyck's ; White's Axe Handles and Wedges ; Wood, Hand and Kipping Saws el Spear and Jackson, Disston's and others ; Cd Cross -Cnt Saws, patent ; coramoB and Mill Saw, Rowland's, c. ; Butcher's Razors : Filos, Chisels and Tahlo and Pocket Cutlery ; Shears and ScUsors ; Tea snd Table pon ; Tea aud Connter Scales; Scale Beams ; Butchei Knives and Saws; Wilson's Steels ; Cleavers aad Choppers; Molasses Gates aud Cedar faucets; Hay and Straw Kuivet; Grain and Coal Shovels; Shovels and Spades; Chains Log, Trace and Halter : Nails; geives and Bat Traps ; Brashes and Curry Corns ; Doer Looks, niagesaad Strews Chain Pumps ; HW to i a a tr1 i IP S9 a C5 9 35 s o Ohio Tool Co. Truss Hoops ; Places and Barton's Cooper Tools ; Cabinet Hardware; Shovels, Tongs ami Stand, ; Steel Fire Setts. For sale by JACOB STRAUB & SON. o 3 COMMISSION HOUSE. NEW HOUSE IN NEW ORLEANS, P. G. 0'BILE Y, (Formerly of Evansville, Ind.,) General Commission AND MERQHANT. PRODUCE Western Consignments gollcitetU NO. 18 POYDSAS STREET, CORNER OF NEW LEVEE STREET, KEW ORLEANS, L.A. Reference The Great West. lcc7 W. H. H. DUDLEY, J. B. WOODWAJtO, Memphis, Tenn. Jformerly of St. Louis. DUDLEY & CO., Commission Merchants, NO. 3 FK.ONT ROW Office up Stairs, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Shipments of Produce respectfully solicited. Liberal a ivances made on shipments in store. Refer to Merchants of Memphis ceuerallv. novr9-3m ' STOVE WORKS. r. w. gantxMXTxa. a. iilbliss SOTJTHERir STOVE WORKS. BRIKMEYEKaTCO., Mannfaoturer of Stoves, Uollow Ware, Iron Railings, Home, Front, Veranda, Balconies, Castings In General, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, & Sales Room Main Street, opposite Conrt Uonse. eundery Hear the Blonth of Pigeon Creek au V AaiSVIi.l.E, IND. ORDBRS SOLlCITED.-ga myfl TO COTTON DEALERS. Orrics or Sctebvisiko Special Agest First Agescx U. S. Tbeaslbt Dep t i Cincinnati. December 30, 1863 .iii.i, Miriwuunin comMianaers in his department, and in pursuance of instructions from the Secretary of the Treasury, authority will be (riven to all proper persons to purchase the products of States in insurrection, at all places in this gency within the lines of National military occupation. Application for snch authorities can le made to any Assistant Special Agent in the First Agency, or at this office. Parties receiving authorities will be required to give bond, with two sufficient securities, conditioned for their observance of all regulations, rules, and military orders, and for the payment of all Government fees and taxes. W. P. MKLLKN, Supervising Sp-cial Agent Treasury Dep't. jane lw SOAP AND CANDLES. 1111 ip Decker, (Successor to Decker A Kramer), Manufacturer of Lard Oil SOAP AND CANDLES. Also, an extra article ef BVBNING, ENGINg, AND CAB OIL Dealers in Rosin, Soda, Ashes, Ac. Also Pure Catawba Win Of onr own raising, 1 quautities to suit pur chasers, 116 Main Street, betweem FirtU and Secosuf, KVAKSVILL, INDIANA. ST Terms cash, or (W days' paper negotiable ia -anil. jau-JX-ly

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SHOE ROUS mm, m Io. 68 MAIN STREET, Have now in store tho larg est stock of Goods of any House in the United State?, and of tho best makes to be

east or alley eiil oi said Lot. Part of Lot No. if.) of the Donation Emarg3frYnnrl fn I ri r trrlr HTftfit TYI11- mt'"t of dt.v "f Kvansvllle, being fifty Teet bv LUUUU. Ailtll aiUbn. U.Ul geventy-five fent on the southwest or alley end of I said Lot.

chased before tlie recent ad vance, at 10 per cent, le.s than they can now be bought, and we will sell them for less than any House in the West will sell the same character of jkods. We sell BOOTS & SWOBS, not " scabs." Call and examine our goods. MORGAN, READ & CO. P s. Xo charge for Boxes. $50,0 00 WORT TJ Of the most fttMstlsMt stylos of HATS ana CAPS Now in store, that were purchased 10 to 3C per cent, less than they can now be purchased of the manufacturers. We are determined to make Evansville a jobbing point, and to aid in doimx so will sell goods for less than any House up the river. We said it and so it shall be. No trouble to show goods. "Quick sales and small profits " is our motto. lEGROAN, READ & CO. Indies' Hats! MORGAN, RT3AD & CO., Have in store a splendid assortment of Ladies' and Misses' TrimmedHats of the latest and most approved styles, viz : Ladies' and Misses' Felt Trimmed Guerrabella ; Ladies' and Muses' Felt Trimmed Coquette; Ladies' and Misses Felt Trimmed Eugenia; Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed Eugenia; Ladios' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed Coquette ; Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed Guerrabella; Besides numerous other Also, names and styles Children's Fancy Trimmed Hats, all of which we will sell very cheap indeed. Call and examine our stock. MORGAN, EE AD & CO. GROCERIKS. SUNDRIES Well Buckets, Strawberry aud Lemon Syrup, Almoudr, FUlierts, "Brazil Nuts, Essence of Coffee, Wooden Bowls. English Walnuts, Fig, Raisins, Currants, Hock Candy, Oysters, Shoe, Horse and Scrubbing Bruxhee, Lob sters- Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salra, Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Copperas, Madder, Extraet of Logwood, Washing Bluo, Indigo, Cr-asi Tartar, Soda, Bed Cords of all kinds. Tobacco of all kinds. Blacking, Battiug, Nutmeg. Cigar of all kinds, Jnte and Cotton Wrapping 'i.'vine. Blue Vitriol, Camphor, Carolina aud Wagun Tar, Brooms, Cotton Yarn, Race and Ground Ginger, Castile Soap, Playing Cards, GlassJars. Lantern. Tumblers and Flasks, Pepper Sauce, Hatches, i' irk let, Mnstard, Fish of all kinds, Tomai,n I'aisup, Powder, Safety Fuse, Soaps of all kinds. Starch, Teas, Vinegar, Letter, Nutc, Cap, aud Vattaf Paper, Wrapping Paper, Envelopes. Salt P. tie, Gum Drops, Toys, and Letters, Table Salt, Hemp Sacking Twine, Wooden Bowls, Jujilio Fssta, Cinnamon, Coal Oil, Clothes Pius, .Bonnet Boards, Ink, Cloves, Nails, Glass, Spirits Turpeatiae, all spice, Sal Soda, Pain Killer, tecuritx; Pitch, Seives, Ac , tc, Ac. A supply of the above kept conxtant Iv on baud and for snlo low by S. E. GILBEJtT A CO., nov21 tf JJo. 4 Sycamore Street. ELEUTlON "NOTICE. AMKETING OF 'HIE HEMBEKS OF TIIK Evansville Presbyterian Church and Congregation will be held at their usual place oi worship, corner of Second and Walnat streets, 6c Wsstaesday evening, January Cth, lWVt, at h o'clock, at whieh tiimyjrnd place five Trustees will lie elected to serve for the term uf three -years ami until their laocatsortare duly elected. deoUi H. T. BLOUNT, Clerk

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Exec culor r, fcaie oi Keal isstate. . 'HC l N' Kil l 1NSD KXKCDTOR or TUi: 1 J last Will a:icl Tehtann lit of Samiii'l Hall, late ( f the county cf Gibson,in the State of Iudiani deceased, by virtue of power In him vested by sai l ' ! Wt Will an ' Testament, aid of an order of the i tmrt of Common Pi?aa made at the November i Term, 18(K, will expose to public saleat tlie Court I Hense dior, la the city of Rvunsville, in the couni t j un anaeri)ur;i, id the bute of Indiana, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13th, 18W, SS the proier!y of said deceased, the foliewing real estate, sit'iate and beiue in the city of Evansville, in sabl county of Vaiidvrbiirgh, to-wit: I Tbc umliridiil unc half of out Lot So. 15. in th ; subdivision of tii n irthwest quarter i:f tVciion No. 2J, in township n. r, south, rauge No. 10 west, contaiiimir 4 7-lnOtu acres ; and, The undivid.Ml one belf of part of out Lot No. 10. in snM subdivision, being the northwest corner of said ont Lot, lyins north of the Wabash and Kri ('anal, containing one half acre. 18 4-1-2 feei flout on First street by 150 feet, being part of Lot 08 of the old plan of the city of Evanville, Wiuuirg on Fir.tjtrect twenty'feet from Vine. the.T-e along FIrst slreet 18 1-1! feet; HacDCC to the alley; thence 18 4-12 Act towards Vine street, and tlifccc to the beginning. r-.irl of Lot No. 134 of the old plan of tho citv ofEvansvilic, beln .V.Vi feet eu Maiu etreet, anil rnnniag lack eility fwit more or less to the line ! of the brick bl elc of offices which front on Third street beinc arts of the southerly quarter of the , Public Squart-, that i, tho corner part of said f quarter. ; Sixty-four f. ?t more or les UDon Third street by .r)!r4 feet dee), being the south easterly part of the southerly quarter of the Public Square, and beini the whole of the premises known aa Hall's Block, on Thild street of said city l'art of Lot No. (i9 of the old nian of the citv of i Evansvf!!, beineflO Pet by 75 feet ou tho north Lot No. 21 in r.Ioek No. 1, in Oondsell's Eu- ! largekaent of the city of Evansville. Lot No. ii in sal, DRftk No. 1, in said EnI larL'ement. Lot No. 2 rald P.bick No. 1, said Enl:irgeni'l)t. Lot No. 27 in sai 1 Block No largement. Lot No. 28 in raid Block No. largement. Lot No. 18 in Block No. 8, in larsement ofeaH oity. Lot No. 17 in said Block No. taranaciit. Lot :.'o. IS in Faid Block No largement: 1, in said En1, in said EnSioc well's En8, in said EnS, in said EnLots No-. 1, 2, 3. 4. 80. St, 82, 81 84, 8. 8(!, !7. 88 M), 0l. 31, : , 93. !(4, :i5, 96, 97, 38, 99, 100, l 'l, H2, 103, 101. 1(15, all in Labella Place, ii Iho city of Evansville TSHtBffl OF PALE. A credit of twelve months will be given on BSc-half of tlv pnicSSM money, and ef two years on tlie other half, on tho purchasers exK-uting notes with approved security, be 'ring interest from ,!,,te aud waiving rolief from valuation or appraisement laws ; aud also txecutinc a mrt igo over the property sold to secure the paytneut of sal I notes JOHN IS. HALL, Executor. Alex. C. Donu.i, Att'y. U. NkLsix, Auctioneer. dec9-tdj AJOTICE. The nn Vrsigned Executors cf the 1 last Will and Testament of Samuel Hall, deceaa d, will offer for public saleat he Court Hon door, in the city of Evansville, on th i 13th day of .lanuary, X5 slnrss of the Capital Stock of the Evansville Insurance Company. Terms of sale, Cash. JOirS I!. HALT,, At.fx. C Dosald, Att'y. Eve.'-utor dc '.i-tds INSUItANOSi! AGENCY. 1-1 ( 3tf U INSURANCE COMPANY, Of ilzvr Yorlc. Ofilce 112 and 114 Broadway Viti, a Cash Cspit:il ::!1 paid in of ONE.ltlLIIOH DOLLARS. ISdlTTS JfJLT 1st. Sl,5 0,OU) The Eotue f nsnrsaoa O.tep'irv llitaiue against I. s- ,.r iwn. I. Kir.- Dwellings and theii atei.ts, for a t.-rtu of from 1 ti 1 vnrs on the aw -i I. . iMet rv. :or-.', WareWnseji, Stocks of M. . i :i !i . t'rietuer, Man-it i -t-.: i, i, !-ichine ,-. ! s'l in-nrabl" properly, at fair and equitable r alts i an.1 Oti INLAND NA7I3A1T0N And TrsTitportaHS!!, Shipments up.,u the Rivers, Lakes, Canals and ltailroads, us low ns the natur.of the rih!:-: will bear, with lairuoss to the assured aud tlie Company. Adjusting all losses fairly, and pr Arbtly payin then:. CU.'.s. J. .MARTIN, Pros' f. A. F. WILMABTH, Vice Pres't. J. Mtxroa SKrra, Seerotary. JoI! KcGsa, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies issued by A. C. HALL12CK A SON, Ag'ts, First street, near Post Office. INCORPORATED 1847 Firo Insurance Company, ur HAETFOXD, CONN. Capita, 250,000 C. C. WAITE, Sec'y. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't. p. a., i i.ii I, oeueral Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CATITAL AND SURPLUS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and damage by fire on Dwelling ;n.l their Contents, Mores. Warehoneea, ytueks of Jierrhnndize, and all IntWr Mt property at ns reasonable rates of proniium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjusting Loei fn it iu uml luirfittt thfni promptly. Applications made to und Policies issued by A. ft HALLKCK .V SUN., First Street, uear Post Office, atKr!l-1yd Evansvu.i.c. Turn. MACHINEST. WW. 11KILBJAM City loixricli'y;, HannfaetxireM and Bnildera of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobs ceo Screws, G'.immin? Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane SLUS, THRESHING 3IACHINE3, &c, KVANoVILLK, TND. PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY KOUNDbee leave to inform their frirnds and the 1 ry ublic in trr.neral . that tbev ere oreTiirrmt in An ,11 kinds of Itiaeiiino & Finishin W orK Atid everything appertaining to the Fonudry butinefs. Th y ara tnanofacturing Steam Engiuee am doners ot any size auu nawer reonired. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; tillrr.v and lining Machinery, Totiacco Scr DisOnmrainir Machines, Threshing Machines. Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Corn Sheller, Machinery oi all kinds made aud repaired ; Iron and Brass Cast-jng-i of every description, Iron House Fronts, Cellar Orutcs. Sc. Cooklag and Heating Stoves of the latest improved pattern! ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. Brevors, Distillers, Eectifiers, &c, DppliCd with every descr;pt;;-n of Copper and Jheet Iron Work, Browing Kettlos, Refrigerators, Atn Innoratoraf Sparna, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugi, Cans, Syphons Ac. ; Copper, Lead and Irov Pipe ; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of everv variety, for Beer, Spirits, Oil, &c. Brass Cocksand Valves, Steam Whistles, ic. Workmen Bent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Ac. Old Metals Bought. Thuy aro dealing in and selling Allen's improved Steam Guagc, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and Tubbing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machines, btephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gujii Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, Ac, of thq I at kind; Tinplate. Sheet Iron Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Motal, Spoher, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery aud workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders poinptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. SJOrOSSee snd Sale Rooms, Foncdry, Boiler-yard Machine Shop on Pino street, between First and econd streets, Evansville, Ind. dec 7 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Ho ! for the Holidays. I HAVE OS HAND AND I AM CONSTANTLY receiving a large and siaudid assortment of Gift Books, Photographic Albums, Photographic Biblos, Gift Annuals, Poetical Works, Rosewood Work Boxes, Mahogany Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies' Leather snd Wire Portmoutos In great variety. Also a large variety ei Juvenile Toys and Toy Bonks. or every description aud style, which I will sell cheap for cash Phase aall and examin" my stock bofore pur. otawlag efsawhiT1. J. USALT, I. Cor. Main and First Sis. DRAFT NOTICE. ORDER OF THE WAR DKPKRTMENT. he time for hearing appli ations fur siemutions, as heretofore pnldinhcd, has beon extended ' to January 6th, 1864, and the increased bounties nowofiereU will euntlmio to be paid fer enlist- I incut both in eld and new organ ir.at ions, up to I January ."iih, 1801. BbYTHK IIYNKS, dtonl Captain aud Provost Marshal, I

BOOT3 & SHOES.

Walker 6Q 2 S I 0 0 C4 r . I 0 f4 0 0 0 w Be a Eli 3 S 5 a s a 02 a a H a a m o 0 0 B 0 0 I 0 g a a, g o B 3 a. Oi SM ki Si 5" S. 3 Is s a ft. a n a Evans. N E W SHOE BOOT STORE. F. M SELLMAN Has just received, at No. 35 MAIN STREET A large and carefully selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S WEAR, OF THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE IS selling as low as any hon.se in the city. The public are invited to call anil examine Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. He warrams his goods to give satisfaction. No trouble to show goods. Mending done FEEE Of CHARGE, should they prematurely give way. F. M. SELLMAN, Evansville, 6opt. 15, 1803. - 35 Main St reet. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DALEB6 IN BOOTS AND SHOES, AND Hats & Caps, So. 15 Main t, EVANSVILLE, ..DIANA SEWING MACHINES. M. SELLMAN HAVING FITTED FP AN olTice. No. 35 Alain Street, will k n. hftm. tofore, a good assortment of Wheeler 4 Wilson's and Singers Sewing Machines aud Needles, Silk Thread snd oil, and everything that is connected with the business, and will repair all kind of Sewiig Machines and put on new improvements. ivil F. SKI.I.MAS. Ag't MANTUA MAKING. CLOAK, MANTILLA AND ESTABLISHMENT. MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLEBERG, TN THE OLD Pv)ST OFFICE BUILDING, ON First street, would respectfully announce to her friends aud patrons that she will close out the present stock, consisting of Talmas, Circles aud Sa-iiie of the liest materials aud latest styles. Cloth Cloaks and Dress Trimmings and Fancy Goods ; Hail Nets, Head Dresses, and many other articles too numerous to mention, at greatly reduced prices, a- she intends to gaaka an entire change in her business. Persons wishing bargain had better give mr a rail tofore purchasing ebv where. Mrs. KL1A SPEIGLEl'.KRG, deoIS 13 First St., bet. Maiu aud Locust.

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ft 0 I cakb. r t. noDor Rectifiers and Wholesale Dealer in every description of Foreign and Romestic Liquors, Wines an J Cigars, Tobacco, SnulT, &c, BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION of the trade of the City of Evaasvills, Southern Indiana, lllhioit and Kentucky to oni extensive sfoc. It i . ': large and complete, we can offer to nr anstotaert and the trade, roods that cannot fail to please both in auality and price. Our stock having been bought for cash, before the recent advance, will enable us to oompute with any house in the West in prices, ao. We ar- datrminad that no necessity lhall exist for dealers to go either to Cincinnati, Louisville, or :'t. Louis, to bay their Liquors. We ak of you a" fair trial. We are certain we ran gtre sai isfaotion when you visit onr city. We would be pleased to see yon at No. 23, FIRST STREET, Next door to Hollingsworth A Bro.'s Qiiee-.8war-Store, and show you our stock, consisting in part of Foreign aud Domestic Brandies, Winss, Gins, S ims, &c. Of Whiskies, Best Bourbon, Bye, Monongahela, Eobinson County, Kimel, Irish, Scotch, t maiii; other brands. Of Common Whiskies we have Aurora, Old Virginia, Mountain Dew, Orange Valley, aud 'Bnlly for You." Of Bitters we have Plantation, ' Ba vaian Stowton," Cocktail, Ac. Punch, Essence, Absiuthe, Schnapps, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, aud A. S. Bonn's Snuff". Remember the place, No. 23 First Street, four doors below Svccaiore Street. no. 11 N. F. GARB 4 CO. .NOTICE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. O F Tallow, Lard, Bacen, Pork, Beef, GENERAL WESTERN PRODUCE. Tlie undersigned pay their Particular Attention To th" sale of the above articles, snd Consignments tent to them will be PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF and Quick Returns Made on very advanced terms. We mail our AYeekly Circulnr gratis to all sending their address to AUHA '-I KMGKT &, SONS. 3 Water Street, K. Y. City. . jvl'Mly DRY GOODS KEEN & PRESTON TJAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE AND 11 gvceral assortment of Desirable Dry Goods, Which thny 'nvite tlie trade" lo 1 aud exknrtwir. aimi'.e prtoei auJ quautie?; bciivii 1 1 ;ty cm Mtil dcnVrs additional aMht and ex if.n,Mt in .ointr furrier V;iBwitrri innlfi DRY GOODS 0 3NTo 10 Wholesale and Retail DRY GODS. Our second purcbaso thin fnll of evarytliing in o line that m New. Rich AND DESIRABLE, Has now arrived, among which will be found a complete assortment of Plain French Merinos, Fancy French Merinos, Fancy French Cashmers, Plain and Fancy Delains all Wool, Aud all the New Styles of RICH WINTER DRESS GOODS. Also a splendid line of eieant Black Cloth Cloaks, SCARLET AND BLUE CLOAKS, CARPETS, OIlu CLOTHS, MATTINGS, IFSL TJ ?r SI 9 WINDOW SHADES, Window Hollands, Curtain Damasks, LACE CURTAINS, Curtain Fixtures CUP. TAIN CORNICES: And almost everything in the HtinSE FURNISHING LINE my2"-lv No. 10 JAQ.UESS fc FRENCH, First Street, Evansville. GROCERIES. rt t doieti I'TNE APPLES, in bottlos ; tjyj 75 doz Pine Apples, in tin cans; 1(H) dozen reaehs, 100 " Blackberry, " 100 " Tomatoes, " 25 " Strawberries, ' 10 " Eug'ish Plums, in bottles ; 8 " Quinces, in bottles ; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. S UGAK 10 hhda fair N. O. Sngar ; 20 ldils extra brown N. O. Sugar ; 15 bbla Clarified N. O. Sugar; 1-2 bbls " N. Y. Sugar ; 15 bbls Powdered do ; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. "DOWDEC .100 kegs Blasting F 1 PowderX .100 kegs Sportinr Ride Powder ; ' lis) eases assorted Canister Kifle Powder -At ELLIOTT'S Familv Groeerv LLAVOiUSG EXTRACTS JL 10 duzen tssence Lemon ; I'i " Vauila: 10 " Rose ; 10 " PineApIdes; 10 " Peach; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. SALT 100 bbls Pomroy Salt At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery LAMPS All in want of a Lamp call At ELLIOTT'S family Grocery. it OBSI AND COW FKKJ 20 tons of rich countrv Bran just received At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. Ja 11 1 K 1 FKITIT 100 busheld Dried 'eachuB, U pealed ; MS Imsliois Bricl Appl At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. 'ciVKl IP O fi MSa Golden Syrup; 5 I ill- Honey Syrup ; 5 bbls Beeiiive Syrup; 20 bbls Plantation Molasses; 10 bbls Sorgum ; At ELLIOTT'S Familv Grocery. rpilE SECKKT OF A CLEAN HOUSE IS a" X good Broom. They c.o be had at decio ELLlOlT S Pamily Grocery.

KxGULkR PAlKTS. For Green River! riMIE FINK SI EAMER- -

VIOTO 37S. 3T . J. J. BAYAF.O Master. ' Will enter the Greet! Biver trada in ernuection with th" R. K. Don- 1 kerson, and form a lernlar semiWI...V 1 linn Vr.n.nll. aad Bowling Cntn. For Freight and Passage apply on bosrd, or to deo26-tf COX 4 HUM PHKT, Agents. U. S. Mail Steamer ta, Will leave Evansville for Padneah JiLcCand Cairo at precisely 12 o'clock tn. tB-r3 -L J every Tuesday and Friday. Leave Cairo for Padneah and Ivans ville at C p. m. evary Saturday and Wednesday. She has unsurpessed Passengr accemmodafi.-ns. it Jihii B. 3sll will receive freight and sign bills free of charg" for the Anderson at any time of day or night. dceSltf I Cincinnati and Memphis PACKET COMPANY, j For Evan-ville, Henderfmi, Monat , Vernon, Shawneetown. Smitliltni. r-vi Padneah, Cairo, Columbus, Hickman and Mrnipiiis. and all way-pointa on the Ohio au.l Mississippi River?, comprising the ftdiowiDg new light-draught passenger packets: NORMAN, Capt. Batehelor. PRINCESS Cnptau Maratta. JEWESS, Captain Fraaier. T. C. MANN, Cataia Shunk. One ol the above Boats will pass Evansville Wei kly for Cairo, Columbus. Hickman, and Memphis. Also, weekly for Cincinnati. For freight or passage enquire of cox . hlmpiiet:t. tepOdtf Agents. LOUISVLLLE AND HENDERSON DULY LINE, (SUNDAY'S tXCKPTRD. The tTM$rt!Te & InnhvlUt V. B i fna.t, II" f oi. Splendid . rm Pans eager M-l: cjuJ 5 r 7TI T fz. "BIG" GREY EAGLE, Capt. BOCE J. A. LUSK, C'.rk. "STAR" GREY EAGL1?, Gapt A. rtltitsTB F. BtSKsa-.TM, Cirrk, T ARASCON, Capt. J. Erxcs Cf. S. W!LLis. Clsrk, Compoee the Line, and will leave Evansville for Louisville as lollc.ws: Mondav's, TR GKEY KA.1LK. at II o'clock a Tuesday's, TAR A SCON, st S o'clcX r w Wednesday, UIG " GRKY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock r n . Konday's, "STAR " GREY KAULK.atCo'tWl r. tt Friday's, TAR ASC")N. st 5 c'clock r. M -Saturday's, "BIG ".GKEY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock P. RETURNING: TARASCON. haves LouUrilio Monday's and Thnrsday's. BIG" GRKY EAGLE leaves Louisville Tuesday's sad Friday's. "STAR" Gl:KY EAGLE leaves Lonisville Y.'ed nesday'a and ?a:urday's. runctually at F. o'clock r. if. Fer Cam fort and spce! the above staTnrs are un-urpassod. COX A BtTXFHBET: M HARDWARE. ianeiTisicti, Jobbers and Iinporters. Hardware and Cutlery Our Pall Stock being very large and complete, we can offer 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 in large quantites: TAPLE CUTtrnr, En-lish. TABLE CVTLERY. Ain-rbin. TAJtLE agrLtMT, English. , TABLE utTTLKBY, American. rocKrr cvtlert POCKET CVTLEBY rr.CKET CUTLERY. POCKKT CUTLERY. CHOP PI XG AXES. CllOPPIKG AXES. CHOPPING AXE CHOPPING AXES. shea a np scrssons SHEARS AXT SCISSORS SHEARS AXJ SCISSORS SHEARS AXB SCISSORS TABLE AND TEA SPOONS TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE Attn TEi SPOONS. MIL L A -YD CUT SA WS MILL AND X CUT RA WS WOOD AXO HAND SAWS. WOOD AND HAND SAWS BUILDEB'S HARDWARE. MECHANICS TOOIA. BUILDER'S HARDWARE MECHANICS TOOLS. GUNS AND PISTOLS. CABTBIDGES AND GCN CAPS. G UXS A TD PISTOLS. CABTBIDGES AND GUN CAPS PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. PLATFOBM AND COUXTRB SCALES. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYABDS. GEO S. SOXSITAG &, CO., No. lO Main Street. GROCERIES. M APLE SUGAR BPS lbs Maple Sugar at ELLIOTT S r einily Grocery. K Dl RKEB'SiiEGBOUND SP1CESH doaen J j lb pltgs Ground Pepper ; E 50 do oo Aispice ; SO do do Cinnamon ; to do do Ginger; 511 do do Clovos. Forsale at ELLIOTT'S Family Groeerv. OAKUM POWDERS, &.leratns and Soda can jj Da found at ELLIOTTS Family Grocery. 17RESH BltTTKR, EGGS, DRESSED I'lIIl'j- . eus. Turkeys and Geese can ! had at NO. 82 MAIN STREET. TV' X TEA FAMILY FLOUR 200 bbls of .-itr:.-li Family Familv Flour at ELLIOTT'S Family Grojery . CITEONr : B11ANT8, Ac J fiOO lbs trcsh Citrou ; liWIbs " Currauts; 50 bxs M. B. Basins. Ftw sale at ELLIOTTS Family tirory CORN MKA L 100 bnhelsof fre.,h (V rn Meal just ix-ceived at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY ffSOPgBT. APPLES 200 bbls of W.ntev Apples for tale chea to close at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY C. BOCEBY.

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GOLD! SILVER! mm imm mw0 itfifi Wanted at the highest prico at the SAVINGS BANK NO 4 FIRST STREET. COLLECTOR'S SALS. VkJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, WTLi LI AM G. BtKPPLE, Coll ct r of the Citv cf Evansville, hetweea the hours ef S and 12 o'clock a. M. and 3 and 5 e'rlook r. w , en MONDAY, JANUARY lira, l-t. will .-n at Public Auction, at ;b doer ef the Conrt Hoase in the City of EvaesaiHa, Indiana, the fellowins; Lots, part of Lets, and ; rreeft ttf Beal Estate, and Improvements, ssesfd fir the payment efCity Taxes f. r the year lfi", due frmu ihe owners thereof to the City afXsaastfSe said Tares birg new doe snd unpaid an-J far the costs iof aaiieale; and that paid sale will he continued en the next day thereafter vir: oa Tuesday, January 12th, 1SS4, at two 'clock r. at , at the doer of th- Court House in Evaasvil'.r, for the purpose of tellinr such property as may havs 1 e; n sold on the day first above nntioned anil not paid fur: ORIGINAL PLAN. Danninc Paris C, SOxTo fe.t eoratr part of lot W 33 75 Hewsen John, lot 118 si 30 do SIxTS ft n eastsrlv cad of lot I20..49 IS do lot 121 .' 48 m do Sxl&O f. t n side of lot 128 5 67 JoMttJajsQ, lot 139 71 85 Mavnard John. ft corner part of let 77.SS3 8S Q'Mara John, St1 JxTS f-t of lot ) is SO Tarrott E-.-bt heir?, Ms75 tt adj'g lot 17. II SS DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Ceil Benihof, 18x144 ft n e half of ihe it e half of let 203 20 IS Mark!" Jacob, mrtj of s e ' , ef lot 1C3 13 5S do n w of lot !1 20 25 rscott Bobt heirs n e cf lo 20i... 20 25 Pritehett Amv, n w Jl 2fi2 7S Rttari- Y. heirs, let SQI P2 SS Wavland II, teirs of, s w hf of :i e hf of lot 20-, 27 oo Smith 01iv -r heirs of, sonth westerlv onethird cf lot 517 4 72 Jerri Richard, imprnv. loeuls on lot 181 3 38 UPPER ENLARGEMENT. GriClHi Barbel, lot 47 60 IS Kellogg C U, lot I--- s l uv ..f -H -lot 4 2 70 McDoaaM James, 4th subciv 2SX58 ft -T lots 71 end 72 11 4S McDonald JasaeS, 5th subdv 2.r,xai J ft of lota 71 and 72 13 50 Buld Luev J, s w 79Kx7o ft of lut SL -Ai 75 do ' do 85x75 leet of lot 82 4 73 Shea John, 20 feet middle of let 4, snbdv of out-lot 4. 2 S3 LOWER ENt ABGEMENT. Hartman George, s w hslf of lot 2S IS 90 do s w halfof lot 20 12 15 Rnrers Samcl, fractional let 2. 148 ,V Saner Louis, u w 22x148'- ft f lot 12 17 Stinsnu & Great house, 40x75 feet alley end of lot 5 ... M 60 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Deitrich Charles nel alfof lot 14. Mk 17... S 38 do s w hforiot T5. blk 17 I SB Edmonnda Francis, lot l.t, blk 51 12 15 Goel Lannhar I, lot 1, blk SS 10 SO Hall H H, lot 2. blk 20 1 02 do lot 20. blk 40 20 25 Hayhnrst AatTiah, lot 10. Wk 44 3 00 Heberd L W, lot 3, blk 47 1 09 Tfenanlman John, n w ha'f of lot 19, blk 54... 7 43 Konta Henrv, lot 14, blk 31 23 S Mcs l Philipp, lS'vlU f-vt pfl t 1, blk 37. ..15 53 Miller Georgs, 1st subdv 18x75 feet of lot 4. bbick :S7 IS 50 Miller Gere, 2nd subdv 18x75 feet of lot 4, block 37 10 80 Milb r Henry, lot 8, blk 37 17 Rogers Nancv, lot 11, blk 5 75 do lot 12. blk 5 r 12 00 Smith VaWtine, improvements on sornerhf of lot 10, blk 31 9 45 Smith Wm F, Ir.t 2, blk 28 5 40 do lot 3, blk 51 8 10 Stephens Eobt E, lot 4, blk 9 5 or, Turnock Jn. lots, hlk 1 25 85 BAKEB'S ADDITION. Curnick Thos, lot 2, blk 2 f. 90 do lot 3, blk 2 2 16 Sullivan A G, 1 d 4. blk 3 7 42 do s w half of lot 5. blk 3 1 02 TTIiiiniaaiJ A T k W G, lot 4. btk 2 I If. do lot 5, blk 2 :. 2 15 HUSTON'S ADDITION. Bepers Samuel, let 32 4 SO do lot 33 : S to do lot 3 60 do lot 3". 3 90 LA MASCO. Bickins Henrv- s e hf of bit 1, blk 83 C CO Bosusa Thomas, improvements :i lots 5 and 6, bUt 113 14 40 Carter Z M P. n e half of lol 8. Idk 7.; 3 30 Cody A Read, lot 19 blk lrn . 1 50 do lot 20, hlk 131 1 50 do lot 21. Mk 131 1 80 Epenscheid John, !..t 10. I.Ik 150 4 26 do loflT;bTil50 3 30 Goerin? Ilerrr, lot IS, I :k 47 1 32 Griers W C heirs of, lot ( . I Rt 132 1 20 Hartlein Marhew. 1, blk 13! c 60 Jones Catharine G, iiaprovrnieins on block 165 , -- 2 40 Eoenis W G. lot 5, blk .' ! 2 10 Macenheimer John, lot 3, I lk 101 3 50 Beber Peter, let 13. btk SI ' 1 SO do lot 14. blk SI 4 80 Beuier CAD. ler 7, Mk Jf. 3 00 do let 8. blk V:.: 3 00 Sorenson S, lot 1, !k 134 1 SO do lot fl. blk ISa 1 20 do n w K of blk 101 6 78 do Wk 105 4 86 Strobe Henrv. lot 2. b'k 1-t 5 70

Sweeny Patrick, Deliaqwucy lot 1, b k l'Ol do do I t 2. blk DO do do lot 3, blk 103 1 do do lot 4. I lk 13 V do do lot l.t. Ik 111 I do do It 2,b!k 111 j do do lot 3, blk ill j 27 4r

Tnrner Wm S, lot 11, blk IO.J BJ FOIRTII ENLARGEMENT. Chandler, John J, lot 13. klock 13 . 1 44 jio.. lot 14...do.13 mi MrKinm-v, K A lot W do... I t 18 00 do... teWlotSI blk 13 1 80 Shea, John, lot 14 blk 1 - do lot li Mk 10 .do lot 16 blk 10 Sherw.iod, Marcus, lot 1 I blk IS Spillman, John, lot 2 blk 18 10 20 3 30 3 30 2 10 3 3 1 HORNBY'S ENLARGEMENT. Baner, William, improvements on Hornby's Enlargement 1 2 40 CKESCEXT ENL ABGEMENT. Sman, George, n e 25 Stat ss? lot 11 hlk 6... 2 70 Tobin, Michael, lot 4 block 5. 1 M do lot 5 block 5 1 50 Zschoppe, Gottlieb, s w half of lot 11 blk 8 1 50 STOCK WELL'S ENLARGEMENT. Emrich, John, lot 1 block IS 4r, 90 do lot 2 do... 15 3 30 do lot 3 do. 15 3 3(1 do lot 4 do... 15 3 so . .do. . lot 5 do... 15. 3 30 de lot 6 do... 15 s 30 Banning, William, improvements on lot 10 block 8 . 2 40 Schmitt, Charles, s w of lot t block 20 1 2 1 do lot 6 do 20 I 40 SHARP'S ENLARGEMENT. O'Beillv, Andrew I, lot 13 block 7 I 80 do .lct 14...do. 7 20 70 do lot 15 ..do... 7 1 DO NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Carter. Z M P, let 5 block 8 1 go Christ, Thomas, lo; 14bl--ck2 y 20 Johnson, M L, lot 1 do. ..2 v 00 Jones, Joshua, hei. ?, 'J ft west side of lot 16, block 3 2 64 Jones, Joshua, heirs. b ft of lot 17 blk 3... 72 Ester. Fred, lot 4. block 5 5 4 Stroke, Ferdinand, lot 16, steak 7 4 32 dStU lot 17 idock 7 1 33 Sullivan, Abel, lot 10, blocks S 4o do lot II . Ao 2 17 40 do lot 8 do ...3 3 00 do lot 9 do ... 3 I 60 . .do lot 1" do ...3 2 70 do loi 11 do ...3 2 70

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WILLIAM G. B05PPLE, CoHect-r. declS PIANOS. J'WO SPLENDID riANOt JUST RaXTBIYKD A frvm the mnot sturir, sod Skr eel at KWABSEX OONYSGTOS'S. aov25 No. 1 Maia street.