Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 January 1864 — Page 4

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JANUARY 9 JOURNAL BUILDINGS, LOCI ST STREET, . BETWEEN FIRfJT AND WATER. newsIy telegraph. BT TUB E.'A W. LINK. Exclusively fbr the Journal. From Maryland. Gov. Beadfonl'a Message. Baltimsre, Jan. 7. Gov. Beadford's message was transmitted to the LegislaJ tare to-daj. He sajs the finances of the State are in a prosjierous condition. He eys, in reference to emancipation, I believe to-day as I have for years, if we had long ao provided for gradual emancipation of the slaves in this State, we should now be, as regards-all the national elements of publie prosperity, in advance of our present position. The products of onr Slate; with its natural re sources, aro not such ai are adapted to, or could be developed by slavery. I am satisfied the peoplefof the State, in their moments oi calm and deliberate reflection, would long since have come to the same conclusion. When conspiring leaders at the Sooth lifted their hands against the Union and pointed to slavery as the institution upon which their visionary Republic was to rest, they struck a blow at its very vitals in everj border State, under which it has continued to languish and which must inevitably result inlts uitimate destruction. From Washington. Grand Sal or Rebel Property Another Case of Defalcation All about the Minnesota Indian Massacre. Tinas' Dispatch. Washington, Jan. 7. The sale of all the rebel property at various points throughout the loyal States, to within the limits of Gen. Butler's department, is to commence immediately. The rebel officers on Johnson's Island will probably be removed to Fort DelaB. L Clark, at the head of the Prtating Bn rean in the Navy Department, was relieved to-day of his duties, and the keys of his ofhee taken from him. Defalcations are said to be large. Other arrests are to be made. The Potomac is frozen over as far down as Occoquon Bay. Tribune's Dispntch.J Washington, Jan. 7. The Commission appointed to relieve the sufferers by Indian hostilities, consisting of Col. Aldrich and Messrs. Whits- and Chase. were in session at St Peter's Union for about five months. Thirteen hundred and forty claims were presented and examined. A large number were also presented which could not be examined&s tha law fixed the time for the expiration of their duties at December 1st. The above number of claims amounted to $1,450,000. Tha Coma ission awarded $1,578,458. Three handred thousand dollars were appropriated at the last session for the immediate relief of the most needy sufferers, and was paid to over 1,400 sufferers, many of whom had been made widows and orphans by the Indians. Nearly 11,000 witnesses were examined, and their testimony reduced to writing, covering about 16,000 sheets of legal cap paper. The testimony shows that over 800 men women and children were butchered by the Indians. Thousands who had purchased homesteads of the United States were driven away and - are now refugees, it being unsafe to return to the frontier. It is estimated that $50,000,000 will not reimburse the people for the damage done hg the Indians on tha frontier of Minnesota.. The Government holds about $3,000,000 of annuities forfeited by the rebel Sioux. It is proposed to use this sum in rayment of the above claims, and a bill appropriating $11,100,000 is being prepared to meet the balance due of the amount awarded by the commissioners. From Cincinnati. Arrival of Veteran Regit In Kentucky. untt- Cold Cincinnati, Jan. 8. The 31st New York arrived here yesterdav en route for New York. The 75th New York arrived at Cairo yesterday. A Louisville dispatch of the 7th to the Commercial, says the snow has been falling all day. All railroad trains detained. Many cattle have been frozen to death throughout the State. Many persons have been badly frozen. Another Arrest. Nur York, Jan. 8. A. M. Parmelee, private Secretary to Collector Barney, was arrested yesterday and sent to Fort Lefayette. THE RURAL AMERICAN" The Best Paper for Farms and Fruit Growers Eight Dollars Premium for only Twenty Subscriber. I WANT 10 000 CLUB AGENT8 TO CIRCUlate the KxniL American- "" v vwV Yolaae VIII eoatmeaces January 1st, 1SG4, papejt wviou sHinunuvn is inamoeri t nis is decidedly the best and cheapest farmer's and fruit grower's paper in existence, at only SI a year, and every subscriber receiTes twi of the best GRAPE VINES -Awn to exist, sent free of all expaa,.t one no .tu's worth of BWSKbt'8 GREAT PBOL1F1U bTKAWBEBRY PLANTS th largest and mo.it productive ta tha world, many of which are actually as laree as irr.XB' iocs I WEyery person woo remits SI will receive the paper raia to January next, and through lbM for his money 1 Sample copies sent free to tft applicants, with full details. Positively I offer the best terms to Postmasters and other club agents of any other publisher in this ceuntry. EIGHT DOLLARS in premiums for every slnb of twejitt subscribers! I have an imaaensesupply of the choicest grape vines, all of which are to be rsrr. to my subscribers ! Send for specimen eepies immediately, and address T. B. ALutzs, Clinton, Oneida County, S. T. novl9-8w DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Co-partnership. THE CO - PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between Isaac Keen and Cyprian Pr.-itou, onder the firm-name of Keen A Preston, Is this d.y dissolved by mutual consent. Isaac Keen is alone authorized to use the late firm's name in settling up the busiuess.uud in paying tha rf iiaumues ui ino uuo nrm. ISAAC KEEN, CYPRIAN PRESTON. A CARD. T RETTTRN THANKS TO THE TRADE FOB A the llterai patronacc civen to the late firm of seen ref.lon, ant hone it ... ... , . r ' ,. Mr. Keen, who will continue thn h,,ina. kUini. ' Jan. 4,1804. c. PKESTON. THE CO-PARTNERSIUP HERETOFORE1 existing: ander the name and style of Combs A Oatch was this day dissolved by the withdrawal ofW. W. Combs from the said firm, and all indebtedness of eatd firm will be paid by lien F Catch. WORT III NGTON W. COMBS ' BEN. F.GATCH. ' Evansviile, Dec. 24. deiio HEW FIRM. THE mDEBSlGNED WILL CONT&UE the Boot and 6boebusinesa.under the style of B. F. Oatch A Son, at the old stand. Ho. 8 (ecod Street. JSOAP AND CANDLES. UPailip Decker, (Successor to Becktr A Kramer), Manufacturer of Lard Oil SOAP AND CANDLES. Also, an extra article of BUBNIXG, ENGINE, AND .CAR OIL Dealers in Soein, Sod Ashes, Ac. Also Pure Ca.taw.ba Win Of onr own raising, in quantities to suit par chasers, 116 Haiti Street, Waseca Tint and Second, EYAN-v, -,L- . Tm ' SA. " Terms cash, er to days' paper negotiable ia Janao-ly

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HARDWARE. HARDWARE AT Meal (ratterSandTSan-wjo LOW PRICES. ter rors ; a Patented, at Cutrs nail Staffers, Icombiue.l; Axes, -Xippfcicott's, Whito's and Tancyck's ; Axo Handles and Weiiges ; Wool, Hand and Sipping Saws cl Spear and Jackson, Disston'sand others? 4 i Cross Cnt Saw, patent ; j, com men and a Hill ?:v, Rawlatul's, fc; ButchfVs Flics, -CliisU! rrarl RfizonrB ; "S s Table an 1 rocket Cu'lefy ; Shears atad Scissors ; Tea and Table Sposfis ; a Tea and Collator Stales; n .-I ? Scalo Baarnif Butcbet Knives and Saws; Wilson Steel? ; Cleaves and Choppers; n m . l I ir MolssseaSai ud Cedar f.in cets : Hay and, Straw Knives; Grain anij Coal ShOToh; Shovels and Spades ; ?3 Chains Log, Tracoanjl Halter; I. a H-t Nails ; Sives nnd Rat Trans; Brushes and Curry Corns ; Door Loclts, Hinges -ind Screws Chain Pumps ; (9 sr v a o Ohio Tool Co. Truss Hoops ; rianes and Barton's Cooper T ols; Cabinet Hardware; Shovils, Tongs and Stands ; I C SI C3 Bteel Tire Setts, t Tow sale by JACOB STBAUB A SON. M ta s Ti INSURANCE AGENCY. HOME INSUltALYCE COMPANY, Of New Tort Office 112 and 114 Broadway With a Cash Capita all paid ia cf ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY 1st, I860 j ..tl,50O,0W ThaJIorae Insaranoe Company Insures against Loss or Damago by Fire on Dwellings'and their oontents, tor a term offrom! to 5 years on the iuB.iiouriuip.ernw. lures, -irL-nonia. stocks ' v.vi.amuapa, a iu-, ir. i insarable ; r. uortr i'r..,tace. Mauuf.u'turics, Machine m lair uui MuitAhlA INLAND NAVIGATION And Tr . asportation, Shlpmeii.-pon the Elvers, Lulisa, Canals and Railroads, as low as the naturs of tho risks wil),bearwith tairness to the assured and the Company. i Adjusting all los?r Tairly,4tnd pr nrrtly eavina tfcem. THA8.J. MARTIN, Tret t. j . F.WILMARTH, Yico Prea't. J. MitV)N Sairrt. Secretary. I Jobs McOee. As3't tVc'y. I Applioations xhade to and policies Issned by A. C. ffALLKCK &80N, Ag'U, First Street, near Post Office. INCORPORATED 1847 CITY Fire-Insurance Company, fc OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capita, 350,000 fl. C. WJUte, Sec y. C? B. BOWERS, Pias't. o, A. PRICE, General Aeent, Residing afC'hicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL AND SDEPLUS 8327.540. This Company Insures against loss and damage bv hre on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks Of Merchandise, and all insnrf'i.. ir..nan rules oi prtniinm as any other Solvent and reliable Company, Adjiuliiw . I ! f". r -.! .(,.,.., .... , .' uritj nnd paying them frempHy. Applications made fo and Policies issued br -A. C. HALLECK & SON , Tirst Street, Bear Poet Office, ang21-lyd f Eraas villi. Iht. COMMISSION HOUSE. SEW HOUSE MI NEW ORLEANS P BILE Y, (Formerly of Evansviile, Ind.,) General Commission AND PRODUCE MERCHANT. Western Consignments Solicited. NO. 18 P0YDEA8 STREET, CORSER OF NEW LEVEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS, IiA. Reference The Great West. ileo7 mi ii. H,r)Dir.T, Memphis, Tenn. DUDLEY J. B. WOODWABD, Formerly of St. Lonis. & CO., Commission Merchants, KO. 3 FRONT ROW-Onic up Mail s, MKMPU1S, TENNESSEE. Iiipments of Produce respectfully solicited. Liberal aivauons made on shipments ia store. Ke&r tn Merchants of Memphis gone, ally . noTln-ant

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CJ7 :X ."L sua m I, BEASN STREET, Have now in store the largest stock of Goods of any ! House in the United State?, and of the best makes to he found. Their stock was purchased before the recent advance, at 10 per cent, less than they can now be bought, and wo will sell them for less than any House in the West will sell the same character of goods We sell BOOTS 8c SHOE23. not " scabs." Call and examine our goods. MORGAN, READ & CO. P. S. iNo charge for Boxes. TOT . Hats & Cap sTTA l ST )U,UUU VV UK Til f V W W T -V -W- m w- "T" Of the rcost fushloiukbls styles of HATS and C Now in store, that were purchased 10 to 30 per cent, less than they can now be purchased of the manufacturers. We aro determined to make Evansvillo a jobbing point, and to aid in doing so will sell goods or less than any-j House up the river, it and so it shall trouble to show We said be. No goods. "Quick sales and small profits " is our motto. M0EGAN, BEAD & CO. Ladies' Hats! MORGAN, READ & CO., o. 68 lafftljtx treot, Have in store a splendid assortment of Ladies' and Misses' TrimmedHats of the latest and styles, viz : most approved Ladies' and Misses' Felt Guerrabella ; Trimmed ..l.biU Ladies' and Coq tie tie ; Ladies' and Eugenia; Misses' Folt Trimmed Misses Felt Trimmed Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trirniaed Eugenia; Lattrss' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed Ccqtfette'v C Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn Trimmed Guerrabella; Besides numerous other - zswiBBD i-B roxl ,si names and styles. Also, Children's Fancy Trimmed Hats, all of which we will sell very cheap indeed. Call and examine our stock. MORGAN, READ & CO. TOBACCO & SNUFF. ESTABLISHED 1760 PETER L0RILLARD. SIMUFF Sl TOBACCO Man ulactTuror, 16 &. 18 CHAMBERS ST., (Formerly 42 Chatham Street, New York.) Wonld call the attention ef Dealers to the articles of his maunfacturc, viz. : BROWN SNUFF, Slacaboy, 1. taJgroa, Fine Rappee, 1'ure Virginia, Couise ltappee, . Sichitr.cjiep, Amerirau Gentleman, ('oi euhagan. VELLOW SNUFF. Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch, High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, Irish High Toast, Fr?h Scotch, or Lundy foot, 8"Attention is called to the larpo rednction in prices of fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos I l. ...Ml 1 . I F .. G . . nuiuu will va lu.ll.u ui a lur uailiy. TOBACCO. 8MOKTrO. TIJTE CTT CIIKWISO. BKOKIXa. Long. F. A. L., or plain. S. Jago No. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spauinh, No. 2, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaster, Nos. 1 & 2 mixed. Tin Foiled Cavoudish, Turkish. Granulated. ja, N. B. A circnlor of prices will bo sent on application. tlec28.Iy

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H1V.K UNDERSIGNED rfBM HAVE RK.L nior.d their saddlery satablishaisnt7 tA'tho Corner of ?Iaiu;'.iid.l!o'coud Streatria the room oe copied by Fred. JO'oc-, locnasaa. , C. "ft J7S:10TPICH, MASvi-ArTcaKBS or asd is Bn-cllIiS3, Harness, CO I LARS, &cM &CM Main Street, Oor. Second, (Storo foatnorly occnpid by Fred KrcnsJ MuAle-oraers attendedlo with dtepaMb. Work warranted. corlS-ly PUBLIC fiALB. Tttf m-T.T,rvwno d..g1ge remaining in the li-.fp;sra of the E. A -C Railroad Derot,afE, ti-tr.a. for a lonper riod than rno year, nuA numbered from 1 to 45, if nn. callud for by tha 23d"cTay oTJannarr, 1864, will b oft'erl f -Ie mj uon en' SATUBDAT-Cf said date. Ball at t'ls Frjijht Derot on Saturday, at lOo'sloe a. a. '. No Tosr'a 1 (mi ?;r !r!:s....t i do J box do A! do ,lT:niik J da 1 do j ;, , B. C. Bmerw, 'T'ittshTff EM1ng, 1 Trunk Sirs J it i Ltaut, Viuieuaas 1 do .... J. Bewail, Cindnnr.tl 1 do... 4 j s 0 10 u U i M 1& Xo-iuar..... . 0Jl... C. Jr. FiizT, Cunfornia.-f:. .A. lo.... Nt oiattt. .. 1 ...-. do. - - -.,..1 - 4cta do.. '. ;....i do... do 1 Spiruhia; Whatl .. Samual Vild?r, 1 box Sundries, Nnrojuk, 1 Hat Box.... do I Band Box - do l dA. - ' :. Is i'V 1 Varrt-t B: 2! !o 1 .lb .-. ft ,!" 1 :...it ..'.'...do .i J4 do ..! h i do i do 5 : ,"0 l.,....lo 8 d) 1 Bid Class Jars... JV do 1 iiUg 80 do 1 do - . . . . do 1 do .1........ it do...;..T ! H 1 Tin Bo4.:. , 3ft do 1 do..."...... Sic ..lTi' i'alli Tnl. ; u 37 II B. B.iller Coroi.s tation, DeAalb oohaty, . Indlnua, Ilna.-Snn ;flr.,.:: ...ss No Maik. i Tin Oil Cu . 39 John ?cbu l.e, CBser Keg- 40 No mark, bbl Cootie I Furniture t. 41 Ho. 1 bdl .r....,4i ?. V. B , Mobile, Ala., 1 Trank .. 43 Nonark -.1 .1. Lfatal '.. ...u E.J.ttui., f.. ..;!(. I box Hardware 4 , " '. A. E. bll tAl F.R, , ' '5 Fr giit and Tleset Agwt. 11 EXF.OUT.OTl'S SALE. Exeentor'a SAIe K Real Estate. M-MIE UWDlfttriNljfj FX-RCUTOR OS" TI1S 1. last ill a;.dT,'stnnn,f of Samuel Hart, late ft tl). ' . ntity - f liiijwi, ir. fli State f In liana. 'dot v.i--M, iy virtue (To iwcr in him. vested hi said las: Will JI"i taai , vni of an bnterrtta ou.f-.ai-.(t I'lfas ma. at tha KiHwrl rerin, ... y 1(1 to i.ubitc salgaCHiaCoart '' " -' ' :: K-vi!!... r tjfooonr.. ty ot VwKlfrtnr.tpfif rkaHtil sVhMKMs, o V. !. I .i-i-.AV, J VNT.VRT lPlltet; V a the mii:- n..,-d r "a ceased, the folwtng real esl t,. and fc, iNitl. 4bKity of 5v ansfirK fr-. fro.Ttf ofVn. .V; Mrih, t..-'it: .'Wf '!' wd"l oo.hTr. fetK feM fT l.V--lrt ,1... '"WiVisjT1! wf,U..i,o...;.ij'-i q-inUer of dsetiun N,j. 23. Id laVuspi'. XT wuUk raiaja Jio,in Uiimfm?'ttfi4-ptti Otinit f.at Ko ?fc. S.'" Mlk;i' !"'- ,"-,'Vf' tlie .north wat corner ..! - ! .'oi L-tr.fn.ir'Tt- -It ..f th- Wabash ai nd .... i't-v-f - 'ilir :v; o': li1,'.-.-ro. ' Xi'-U .iietjtfosr ,.e l iv-it Ftwt l.r ISO t-et W!.frt'ffrtt r.:- ..ft!.- ..M i fan of the city of KVHluivCfV. Trf: i,! im Kir lutreet twinfty fM-t '' '' "I .'irrt street 1H 4-18-feet ; iticnce i: . : tiift.w IS 1-1-J iVt Uj wards nrmttTrtra,j: .ten- -e to the lKl'niin(t. it .f 'ho lbl l.llttl i.' If -, rllr of rn illK Mt? r,V i.'?t pn'5Iain Srr..t ..,i ' '- '' : m..ra or lrs ta the lino Ofttn; : r !; : .1. ' - foriTeus w-l i. front on 11101 Kl the ich"rly qnarterf the Ftiblic S;;;-rc, that qiMTter. - " ;r c said Sixty-! - r f c; ju.-u or ha apan-hird street by ;, .1 p.ixiLg she sonth easterly part of the- southerly -qaart.-r of tuo rttl.licpqn.ire, nnd boini; tlit' wholo of Qreasises known as Hall's BlKk.oti TJord j! rjct of.said cltjh yafm Fart .f Lj t " u. l-.f t! .d,: :.l ,., of the Htr o' Evansviile, l'iiigJ,j(U;;3Jr'--:' lt on the northnnt or fi'li-'v pni! ..r tfu til I n Fart cl i.o! :fr. ft'.) of the Dona4iori Enlarge-f uu-ni . . i i ..j. oi j.iayostue, ixiiUKJii;- feet bv seveiity-ftve fee! en tbe 5p-.rthwest o"r atloy end of said Loir..- I ,tfi ,el, i -Wt - i Lot No. 21 in Dlock Ko. 1. in Goo Obeli's Bulargem.'t.l of the -ify of Kvauivitle. Lot N'.CB In B.il& Block b. 1, In said Enlargemont. .jr s j t. -j Loi No. -T i , K-iV Block No. 1, In "said Enlargement. Lot No. 27 !n stAtl Bloclt No i, in said Enlar!t:raent. - ti 1- - h Lot :.-.. Z rn aakl Block Nj. 1, lu said Ec Iargemont. . . ;rfr 'Bf . u&Zit Cot So. 16 in Block No. S, tn Blootwell'l Enlai gpnu i't of sail city. Lot Mo. 17 in paid Biota No. 8, In said Enlargement. -. Lot No. 19 iy said Block No. 8, tn said Enlargement. Lot.) No. 1, 2, ?.i. 80. H, 82, 83. 81, as, 8, 91, 88, 80, 90. 01 . 0 , !.:), 04. 0."., 90, 07, 08, 90, lOoaOl lte, 103, 104, lu."., ..rll,) Ibolla Place, in tho city nf Evansvillo. fc , B jTL' TER1IS OF SALE. A credit of twah-e months will bo f!7n on one-l;i!fir tlm purcbas ntpney, and of two years, ou, ilw other half, on the pnrch:merf eXjMtrTr) c'MfS with approved security, hearing interpjt fro'ti data and waiving relief from, valuation or .1 inrmtm-ut laws; and also exc--cutiu-m-rt-'i.-. ....r th- property sold to seenre ti.;-pavi.e.iit of mi 1 notea " ' JOHN B. IIALIi, EXrentor. AU0t.C Donai.i., Att'y. t.Xf " S U hTSXaoa, Auctioneer. dec9-tdi "VOT.tE The nr.'ersigued E.xecntori of the J.TI l.vi W iil m.d Te-tamnnt of Saniil-I. Jtail. deceasi.!, :m'A ...lor f.-r publie saleaHW Court Hon-o Ooor, in tbe city of KvansVlllA, on, tha lath day of Jninvirv i.s:4, IS", shares M" the (lipttai Stock ot the i:vM -- jl.' i 1 -uraije? 'Company. . Tirmj orsjle, Caslh m ' KKJOHN B. HALL, Executor. At.vc- C- Dou.i, Att'y. . d-td r:l"ACHINE8T. CHRISTIAN KllAfS. .- ? -. N. I'UIMAM KRA-TZ Sl HE.LMAN. Olty XoTiiid.iy, Manufactnrers aflrl Builders of Steam Ermines and Boilers, Baw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gnuiminsf Maohiaes, Gtiinese Sng-arCane ililis, . THRESHING MACHINES, &c, EVANSVILLR, IND. -f"inr: proprii-tokb thecttt focndX rybeg leave to inform Tthdr friends and th pnuiic m general, tnat i iioy are prepared to do all ktnd of Macnine & Finishing' Work And everything appertaining to the Foundry business. They are- mannu.ctnring Steam Engine and Koilt rsof any size and pawer required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Oaring of any sire ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco orews,' Gnmming Machines, Threshing Machines, Malt Miib, iloi v , ot. r,, Corn, Shellers, Machinery ol all kind nir.fl6-ni(depaired ; Iron and Brasa Castings of . very description, Trim House Fronts, ttllar Grotcii, Sc. Coking aud HaatingStoves of the latest imptove4 ..patterns ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons,. Ac. '. ,. t'ij'."'7 Brewers, Distillers, Rectifiers, &c. applied with every dascription of Conner and iheet Tron Work, D.-ewing Kettles, Re frige nt ors, Mtemporators, Sparges, Stilllicad and Worms ou an improved principle, Columns Tor Alcohol Stills. Yeast Jugs, t.'ans, Syphons, Ac. ; Copyer, Lead and Iro-8 Pipe; Copper, Brass and iron rumps of every varie ty, for Peer, Spirits, Oil, Ac. Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, Ac. Workmen nont to all porta to St up work and do repairs on Steam. Boiler?, Uopper and Sheet iron Work, Ac. jsn nr. h -.. a.-. " Old Metals Bought. They are doaling in an.i selling Allen's Improved Steam Onage, Wrought Iron Wekled Pipes and Tubbing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved- Smut Machines, Stepb.-u Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Clth, Gum- .Elastic Belting, Tacking, Hose, Ac, of the best kind ; Tiuplatff, Sheet Iron Block I'm, Tig lion, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire .They have nan fiwiliryof tho best Machinery Bad workmen, ;od will eivo all work en trusted tnl j.iv.'D, uioir iiiuiviouai mrertTren, niling orderr ponipily, wuErantiug.ihair wwrk, and areeatisflsd with r. 'isonale prir.ae. LavF j.Ct B"03:vo fBd Sale Booms, Foundry, Boiler-yard Machino.ShKoa Piuo street, between First stad econd streets, Xvansvills, lad. dec7 TO COTTON DEALERS. Office of Svpervisixu Sitciai Aoest, Fjnsr AOEjUrr V. S. TitFASt'itr ltrp'y. 3 ' Cincinnati. I'eccnllwi- 30. lSft3 Y CONSENT OK GENERA L GRANT A Arm-v f'iriwi District Conitnandtrs in his do partnieiit, itiiu in pmsnanee-ot-Instructions from the Secretary of the Tromory, authority will bo iriven to all prop-r rersopa to purchase tho proline f 3 of States in iiiMW.ro tion.nt all places in this ageucy within the iuie of Katiounl military ocupatiou. iApplic ation f;r sj:ch authorities can be made to any A: tu it Special Agent in tho First Agency, or at this'oiEce- . . . . . Farties receiving authorities will he required to giro ho ml, with two kiiihcient secttritiao, conditioned fur their observance of all reftatatioua, rules, aud military .onlera, and forjhe payment of all Guverunieut fees and laxeav- . . W. P. MELI.EN, SiiDcrvisii.y Sp-jil Agent Treasury Dep't. JanC lw

BOOTS fe SHOES. Walker Si c a 5 OO Q a Co 0 3 o 3 o o A ei" 1 ' ' feu 5" a - 7 m O m 6 o fr 0 0 Si. Ss o "7? 0 0 oo r ci c s s i Evan NEW SHOE STP5S, r 1 II 1 - '1 F. No. SELLMM Has Just received, ;it 35 MAIN STREET A large and carefully aelect'3 'stock of - BCOTS, SHOES, GAITEfiS, SMPI'Kl, CHILDREN'S "WEA1?., OF THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH U: is mdling as low as any house in the city. Tb. public are invited to call nnd diamine tloorls atid Prices before purchasing elsewhere. He wnrrilntji his goods to give satisfaction. No trough) to ah o w gwods. m Mending done FREE 0V OHAilGE, JuMd they prematurely give way. - W. M. SE LM A"lf EvansvilU, Sept. 13, 1S63. 3;, iyiain Street.' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL KiUH IN SHOES, AND 1W JH( .1 Hats & Caiips, No. 15 Main Street, EVANSVTLT. E. DTANA ' . lot SEWING MACHINES. ST. SELLMAN n.WING FITTED CP AN olllce. No. 35 Main flliwd will lr n ... toore, a good assortment of Wheeler i- Wilson's and Singers Bewlng acnloes nn l Needles, Siik Thread and oil, ami everything that ia connected with the business, and wi!l repair all kin.l of Sew inc; Machines and put on liew improvements. Mgj v. -j-;i r.-,r v. l-' TVT A IMTTT & TVTAXTTBT.Ol . J- W J. .f 1.-C 1. J.. J. Li CLOAK, MANlILLA AND . ESTABLISHMENT. MRS. ELIZASPEIGLEBEEG, IN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON First street, would respectfully anuoiiaM toher friends and patrons that she will cl.w'out tlm present stock, consisting of Talmas, Circles and Sarques of the best materials and latest styles Cloth Cloaks and Dress TH Goods ; Hair Nets, H ad Dresses, aii.t ...k articles too numerous to mention, at greatly rodnced prices, as she intends to make an entire changa in her business. Persona wishing a bargain had Utter give her a call before purchasing dec Id er i rt m . . . - . , 13 First St., bet. Main an t Locust.

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LIQUORS. Resale T, T. UOOGS BtctiflcM and Wholesale Dealers criptiou of tn every flesIrc! s;i nnd Pomcsllc Liquors, Wines and Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, &e., BF.O T.E.VVH TO CALL THE ATTENTION "f the trade of the City of Evansviile, Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky to oat exteubXym Stock. It baiug large and eninplete, we can k,M '-:o nir castomvrs and tho trade, goods that caj.not Ptil to pleasoboth in quality and price. ilir st vk baring b.-sn bought for cash, boiore the !.-. ; advance, willenabls us to competo with ayr !i 01 in the West m prices, Ac. Vjjj ar- v.tanninad that no ncesjlty shall exist for dealers fo'go either to Cincinnati, Loalsvillo, or Sc. Lonlfi, to bay their Xfqnors. tVssvJc-of y-n a fair trial- We are certain we ivi o i.f i t ion when yon visit onr city. We vrotnil be plraeed to see yon at No. 28, FIHST STREET, KeSrt AViar to ItoIHngsworth t Bro.'s Qaeensware Store, and aho-you our stock, coasistlug In part of urcigu and Domestic BrandjS, Wiaes, Gias, Kams, &c. . Of Whiskies, Best Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela. Hobinseu County, Kimel, Irish, Scotcll, .& many ether brands. Of Omnion Whiskies we have Aurora, Old Vlraini., HoantainDew, Orange Valley, and " Bully f..r Y. ii"k"OfBrtters we have Plantation, "Ba vi. i.m Stowtoii," Cocktail, c. Punch, Essence, Absinthe, Schnapps, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, and A. S. Boon's Snntf. Ite!tmher thfl place. No. 28 First Stroot, four aoers dciow nycauioro Street, r.ovll K. F. CARR A CO NOTICS. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. - 0r s-.'tnH ' Mi Lard, Bacon, Pork, Beef, GBNEHAL WESTERN PB0DUCE 'i li" nad. rstgned pay their Particular Attention To ! hi- sale of liiu above articles, and .Consiimuhts Ecpt to them will be .TJIOMP.TLY DISPOSED OF . anj Q,uick Returns Made on very advanced terms. Wo marl onr 'Weekly ii cutar gratis to all sending tiieir aJtlrcs !o AI5RAM ItMGHT &. SONS, S3 Water Street, X. Y. City. jynmry DBT GOODS HESN & PRESTON tyAJK ;1DST UKCmyKD A large and IA ps-tierul assortment of ' ' - Desirable Dry Goods, .yjuen .Uy mv.ta tho "trade" to call aud axt!t".9. prities ut analities; believing, ItuowUB. 'by cni Fave dealers additional msgl.t and ex-op-stn.ni.j fiTvelwr Ka.twttrii. ianlS DR GOODS & Wholesale and Retail DRY h,-s Siit Xl.' Or.r'sccond purchase thfs fall of everything In our rWb llnetbatle tmH w rHttsjbxi; , n . ! Y.' i ew, Midi tlwtI ( AXD .YA OESIMABLE, Has r.ow arrived, among which will ba fonud u complete assortment of Plain French Merinos, Fancy French Merinos, Fancy French Cashmers, Plain and Fancy Delains all Wool, And all the New Stylos of ETCH WINTER DRESS GOODS Also a splendid line of eiegant Black Cloth Cloaks. SCARLET AND BLUE CLOAKS. CARPETS, IE CLOTHS, BATTINGS, 2F5L "O" O- S3 , WINDOW SHADES, "Window Hollands, Curtain Damasks, LACE CURTAINS, Ourtaiii Fixtures CURTAIN CORNICES; And almost everything in tho HOUSE FURNISHING LINE my2f)-lv JAQX'ESS & FRENCH, Ko. 10 First Street, Evansviile. GROCERIES. n A 1o!K'" P,NE APPLES, in bottlos ; JU 76 dozPine Applet, in tin cans; 1hi dqaan Peach"s, " "100 Blacklwrry, " 100 " Tomatoes. " Strawberries, ' English Plums, in bottles: S " Quinces, In bottles ; iMJWMOTgj FamUy Grocery. JUG All 10 hhds fatr N. 0. Sugar ; 20 bbls extra brown N. 0. Sugar; 1 ". hi I Clarified N. O. Sugar ; rr U bWs r N. Y. Sugar ; bbls Powdered do ; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. T)0WDER SOOkeg Blasting F F Powder: X Hon kegs Sportlnit Rifle Powder ; 10U .sue assorted Canister Rifle Powder -J At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ipLAYORING EXTRACTS to dozen Essence Lemoat Vi ' Yauila; 1 " Boee; J" " Bine Apples: 10 ' Peach; At ELHUTT'3 Family Grocery. LT-1.) bbls Pomrov Salt Jir At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ,-T AMP8 All in want of a Lamn call At ELLIOIT' Jfaini At ELLIOTT';) Family Grocery HORSE AND COtV' FEED 20 tons of rich country Bran just re reived At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. DRIED FRUIT 100 baJheld Dried Peaches, pealed ; 200 bushels Dried Aaple ; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. O vrtl'P O 5 bl.lfl Golden Syrnp; bbls Honey Syrnp : 5 bbls Beehive Syrnp; 20 bbls Plantation Molasses ; 10 bbls Sorpuni ; At ELLIOTT'S Familv Grocery. rpr.E ' decIO SECRET OF A CLEAN HOUSE IS A ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

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For Green Kiver! T 11E VINE SI BAHjCB- - y X OT OR J.J. BATABD. Master. Will enter the Green BiTer trxle inconooction with theB. K lnnkcraun. and form a re-'nlar leniwkly lino botwa-n ETansrillo ami Bowlins Green. Vor Freiffht an 1 Pasnafra appl on bord, or to dec)-tf C'UX A UGMPUET, Agents. u. s. Mail Steamer .EicaLo-srs! on Will Icare ETanTille f.-r r.i"!nr,;..li t.5a'i'l Cairo at precisely' 12 o'clock m. -It.- .-.-jJiit-T.-rT Tuesday and Kri'lay. L Tea C'ain for Padnoah and KT.insville at G p. ra. crery t':riay ami Wcduosdav. Hu h:-3 ivinrp'issetl Passenger aceommedati ns. tanJuhn B. Hall will rcei trelzht ani iirn l-ill-fi03f chars for the Anderson a: air time of day or uljsbt. dec21tf Cincinnati and Memphis PACKET COMPANY. nm. Tor KTanwrflle, Henderson, Monnt tfk'-GVrriion, Shawneetov.n, Smithhuid I'sdn.-ah, Cairo', Colnmbns, Ilickman ami Mempni", and all way-pointa on tOnio and 3lis-iii.;;nii Kirrrs. conipri-iiiig the following new lif n-lraugnt j assonirer packets : XOKTTAN j e:vks3. fV.pr Batehelor. PR1NCKS I,, CVpuin Marattn. Captain Traii.T. W. C. C;tmn Shnt:!:. Hue ol Hie ahore Boati will pas KTau'villc Weekly for Cairo, Clnmhns, ITirkman, and Meai-phi-. Also, weekly for Cincinnati. r freight or ; enquire oCOX A nCMPIlBET, sepfldtf A Rents. LOFISVILLE AND HENDERSON D ULY LINK, (SrVnAT'S BXCCPTKD. Tho EvnnsvHlfl & Lonisrlllo F. S . rf-?- k IjI no ("o's. Cjilcndtd . tn y&2J$ PsspBEcr ca w ISt'jx 353 15. 13 " BIO'3 GREY EAGLE, Capt. BUBCB J. A. LC8K, Clerk "STAR" GREY EAGLE, Capt, A. Callald ...F. liMMhw Clark, TARASCON, Capt. J. Brsii.....-i Geo. 8. Williams, Clerk, Conipow fho Line, and will I,-av Kransville fo Louisville an follows: Mend :13 V. STAK (JURY KAGL. at 12 o'clock Tii-iiiv'., TAU V.- .V, at B o'clock, p m Wodncuyi, 'TJIG" GREY KAGLE. at 5 o'clock r m. Tlinrs'.M', "STAR" GBKY KAGLK, at oo'olock i". n Fri.lavV, TA RA SCO:;, r.t o'clock r. M. Stnr.j ', "BIO" OBEY EAGLB, at ii o'ctrck r. h. li TURNING: TARAsr.iX, UUn LoniiviUo Mou-lay's l3t Thorsday tale a BIG " GREY EAGLS leaves IuisTillo Tnea ilay'n anil Pri lnv', . .. "STAR" GKKY'BAGLB lor.r.-s LotHsvlIto We,l neil :y's am! Saturday's. Puucinally at ( o'cluv'ic r. u. Vcr Ortmrort and spee.1 tho ahove steamer? art unrarpaa-d. COX HUMPHREY. oWIS HARDWARE. Jobbeis and Importers. Hardware and Cutlery T v.: Oftr Fall Stock being very large and. complete, we can offer to onr 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: TABLE CUTLERY, EnftHsh. TABLE CUTLERY, American. TABLE CUTLER Y, KiiRlish. TABLE CUTLERY, American. SOCKET CVTLEBT VOCKET CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY. I'OrKET CUTLERY. ClWPPINf! ATE. CHOPPING A.VKS. CHOPPING AXES. CHOPPING AXES. Hit EARS AND SUfSflORS ell EARS AXD Fi'IltSPBS SMEARS AXl) SCISSORS SllEABS ASH SCISSORS TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AXlt TEA SPOOSS. WILL A Nil CUT SAWS MILL ASP H CUT SAWS Wonp AN ft IIANP PAWS. WOOD AND UASD SAWS BUILDER'S HARDWARE. MECHANICS TOOLS. BUILDER'S HARDWAP.Em MECHANICS TOOLS. GUNS AND PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES ASi GUN CAPS. GUNS ATD PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. geo. s. soar xt ao fc co., Ko. 10 Main Street. GHOCERIES. M ABLE SUGAR 500 lbs Maple Snj:ar at ELLIOTT s r amily Grocery. E, BCRKEE'S PHREGBOrXD SPICRSSo dozen H pkgs Ground Pepper; rs' ao 00 AispTor; 50 do do Cinnamon; T0 do do Ginger; 60 do vlo Gloves. For sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. BAKING 1'OWDERS, Salcratu and Soda can be found at ELLIOTT'S Family Grooory. F RESHbTtTEr7EGG sTdRESSED CUICb ens. Xurkeyi aud Geese can be had at NO. 82 MAIN STREET. E XTRA FAMILY FLOUB-XOO bbls of extra (amuy ramilv flour at ELLIOTTS Family flrooery. TRO-N CURRANTS. Ac 50V lbs Iruh Citrou ; H'OO lbs " Currauts ; 50 bxa M. R. Basins. For sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. CORN MKAL 100 bushels of fresh Corn Meal just received at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. APPLES 300 bbls of Winter Apples for sale cheap to close consignment, at a aublwxTs r.VMILl UKOCLUt .

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GOLD! SILVER! ' La -. DEMAND NOTES! bis too tBo ex IHCIIIHT IIIET! Want- d at tho highest price l"t fi.; ni ttnai men a uo tslsjt 9!) . -3-A r J oldIi riocLi tii rv. ni NO 4 FIRST STREET. COLLECTOR'S SALE. lyjOTJCJ IS IIFRKBY GIVES THAT 1,IU W In AS G. BfEiT LE. Colb ctoy of the City of Kvaun-ille, Ketweeu tba hours of J and 18 o'clock A. M. anil 3 and S o'clock p. if ., cu MOND4Y, JANUASY 11 :n. IS-.t. will sell at Publie Auction, at the door of the Court House ia the City of Evansviile, Indiana, the fallowing Lots, parts of Lrr, and arrets cf eal Estate, and ImproTemehts, asses&d tor the riayjnent of City Taxes lor tho -year Vr)tS, Han from tfce owners thereof to the City i f. ivv.itiKville said Taxes biLg now due and unpaid and for the crs of sail sale : and that awl tale wjll bu.eontuitted en the next day iheroaft -t vit r tia- Tnesday, January 12th, 18M, at two " clock F. m . at the. door of th Court Honw In Evansviile. for tbe purpose of selline; ench propmT aa ia.iv have: boon eeid on the day first abow meutiontd and not paid for: 'r CRIGINAL PLAN. Dnnulns: Paris C, 60x75 feet corner part of ot 140 I'm k Emm John, lot 118 & -n ft 5U7" ft n easterly end of lot I20..49 2S lot T21 iitn fe . Iftrl.V feH n side of Jon s JsaO. lot 139. , . w M ina(! John. ?0v75 ft corner part of lot 77 70 'J3 O'A'ara Jf bn, 24jBx7" letiif lot'J9. Hi rarr&rt !toW heffs, 2x75 h adj'g lot 137 12 83 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Ge;l A Et-ifTtrhof, lixlM feet n half of the n e fialf of let 2C3.1 to S3 Markl Jacob, n L of sfe V of lot 163 19 58 do . n w Joriet Bin jo 25 Parrott H..lit heirs, n e hint lot 205. 20 25 Pritab-tt Amr. n w oflot 2t2 35 78 Satrerly Y- hstgi, let 204 82 33 WeYlkTid If; belra of, s w hf of n e hf of lot .20i-- 27 00 Smith Otjver heirs of, south westerly onethird or lot 2T7 4 73 Jervii! P.:e!;arJ, iiftiirotTuM-iits ou lot 1x1, , , j sg Tf-PIR ENLARGEMENT. GrifBth Itarliel, lot 47..... CO is Kelloc-g C H, lot 15 siibdT of ont-lot 4 2 70 MrQpRaM .Iamc. 4th subdT 25x5S ft or lots 71 and 72 n ta MePeneld James, Sih subdr 25xa.t'.i ft of lots 71. s .d 72 13 ffl HWM IMj i, w Trt'xrS ft of lot 61 3 75 do do 25x7." teetof lot62 . 4 7a Shea Joan, '20 fet middle of lot 4, subdv of "-11tM - 5 13 ENLARGEMENT. nartman George,' s w half of lot 35 18 OO do . s whalfof lot 86 12 15 Rogers Samcl, fraction let 2.... 148 50 Sanr Lon'. n w L'ixlW.-i ft of lot 23 17 28 Stioson ti Great In .use, 40175 feet Vley end of fet S.....:.... ai fit) EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Deitrtch Charles, n s half of Jot 14, blk T7... S 38 do s w 'hfof lot 15, blk 17 1 SA EdmonndB.Francii", lot 11, Nk 51 12 15 C ah L.nhard, lot l,.bi55 10 80 Hall M II, lot 2. blk ......' 1 02 do lot 20. blk 40 jo 25 Havhtirst Asarah. lot 19. blk 44 3 00 Heboid L K lot 8, Wk 47 1 t , V' aseiineai John, n w half of lot 19, blk 54 7 4S Konir. IlenrT, lot 14. blk 31 3 3 Mesel I'hilipp, ieixl44 feM of lot 1, blk 37...13 53 . - . ';-: J- 1Sx7s fast of lot 4, block .17..,.., ...13 50 Miller Ge-ge, 2nd snbdv 18x75 feet cflot 4, block 37 , 10 BO Miller Hdnry, lot F. blk 37. . . 27 00 Borers Nancy, Tot 11,1.1k 5 k 75 do . lot 12, bib . .. li 00 Smith Valectine. improvements on corner hf of Jot 10, bib 31..,. 1 a 5 Smitk W'm F, lot 2, blk 28 5 40 do lot S, blk 51 g 111 Stephens Robt E. lot 4, blk 8... 6 06 Tnrncck Joe, lot 8, oik 1 . ... 25 65 BAKER'S ABDFF10K. Curnlck Tbos, lot"2lblk 2 . 6 90 dd " Id! 3, -b!lt 2 2 ir, Sullivan A O, lot 4, HkAt 7 4J do a w half of lot 5, blk 3 1 03 Whlttlneey ATIU'O, lof 4. btk 2 2 In do lot 6, blk 2....... 3 Ifi HCSTON'S ADDITION. R"jor Ranjcel, lot 32 .'. 4 RO do Jot 33 . S 80 do loi 31 3 r) do lot at.:'. g 00 MMMk Biekinff nenry. s e hf of lot 16, bJk 83.. 8 60 Bolus Tl-n-mas, lmj n'Tcmn:s eu lots 5 and i. bit 113 14 40 Carter Z M T n c lislf f let , 1,1k 7 .. 3 30 Cody A Bead, lot 19, lilt 131...., 1 sn 0.O lot SV Wk 131 1 50 Ho lot 21. Hk 131.. 1 80 4 26 .1 30 1 32 1 20 8 00 2 40 X 10 X 50 1 80 4 80 3 00 3 00 1 50 1 to 6 78 4 86 8 70 Eponsciwid Johu, lot 10, Vk 130 do lot 11; Wk 130 Gierlu'Tlenry. Jot 1'. hlk 47 GrhrtaW Cat'irs of. l.it-n. Mi T32 Hartleiii Jl liew. lot L, blk 1SI johes Cafuarl be O, Iraororemenis on Idock ij..;j:;:. , ' KoDietWe. lotS, I lk 54...; Mas nlieimer John, lot 3. blk HI RVber Pcier, ?ot V'.: V.' .r!..... do lot 44. .l.ik 62 Router CAD. lot 7, iak.Ii do lot 8. 1 !k 106 84rns.tn S t 1 . 4-1 k 1-4 do kt. bik I I do r v.- y, - I blk 104 do bll: rn StrutwHennr. lot 2. l.!k LT3 Sweeny Patrick, lHliuqueucy lot I. b'k 103 do do do lot 2, blk 103 Hn Jot 8, blk H i do do do .do. l.t 4. lit 1 3 ! 1 do lot l.blk 111 no it 2, Mk m do to - lot 3, blk HI I 27 49 Turner Wm 3, lot 11, bik ion . 3 UU FOCRTH ENLARGEMES.T. ChanoHer, John J, lot 13, block 13 . 1 44 . 90 18 00 1 SO 16 20 3 30 S 30 X 10 3 30 ...do. Tof It. ..do... Vt: Me Kinney, E A lot SO do. 13 do se J1t3l blk 13 Shea, John, lot 14 idk 1 do lot IS Mk H ........dd..v.rit 16 blk 10-. Sherwood, :.farc::s, bt 1 blk 18 Spilrma;r, John, lot 2 Mk 78 . nORNBY'9 Elf LARGE JI EXT. Boner, William, improvneots on Homby't Enlargement .... 2 40 CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT. Freeman, Gcorgen o.i5 feet of lot 11 blk 6... Tpbiu, Michael, lot 4 bl.xrk 5 2 70 1 eO 1 50 1 AO ......dv. .-..let 5 block 5 Ztchoppei Gottlieb, aw half of lot 11 blk 8 ST OCR WE LL'S ENL ARGEME NT. Fmrich, John, lot 1 block 15 ..45 90 - oo tot ao... 10 .. ....,..do'...j..j.:iot 3 do... 15 ..... 3 30 3 30 10. -.fet 4....do. 15 3 30 3 30 3 90 do. lot 5 do. ..15 ... 4 Ior6 do...l5.... HanbiuVilliani, improvements on lot 10 I..OCK.& 40 Schmitf, -Charles, s w of lot 5 block 20...... 1 20 .1. A ;.... lot 6. ,.do 20... .. t 40 SHARP'S ENLARGEMENT. O'Reilly, Andrew I. lot 13 Nock ? 1 88 .....t do ;..lot 14...do... 7 ...JO 70 do 1st 15 d... 7 .. 1 50 NOBTHERS ENLARGEMSKT. Carter. 7. M- P, lot 6 Work 8 1 90 Christ, Thomas, lot 14 block 3. 10 20 Johnson. M L'; lofr.!....do...J 9 00 Jones, Joshua, heirs, ft west aide of lot It, bloc's :i t 2 64 Janes. Jesi.ua, heirs, 5i ft of lot 17 blk J. 73 4fistur, Fred. lot 4, block 5 g 4.1 Stroke, Ferdinand, lot 16, Mock 7 4.f do -...lot 17 block 7 1 5 SolH-rsn, Ael, lot V blue 2 5 40 .i do.-. lot ll...do ... 2 17 40 do lot 8......do ... 3 3 00 do lot- 9 do... 3 3 80 ........do lot 10 do ...3..... X 70 d'..:i.lll do ...3 X 70 - do .s ?4 uf lot 8 block 6 1 30 .do lot block 6 le 80 do....lot 1" d.6 do lot 11 do ...6 ... do lot do.7 . do lot 9 do ...7do lot 10 do...T , . " do lot 11 do.... 7 ... X 10 X 10 1 SO 1 to 1 32 1 32 WILLIAM G. BfEPPLE, deelS Collector. PIANOS. TWO SPLENDID PIANOS JUST RECEIVED from th manufacturers, and ttr sets at WARREN i OONYNGTON'S, Nc 1 Main street.

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