Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 February 1864 — Page 2

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XT EC K -TIE A part of X ck-Tic wilh a I'in ..1 attach d. The finder will be. literally re warded by Waving it at this nffice. It FOR REN TOR SALE. OrTlCU.S-.ln-t Tfjt ,i and i rent, two -if til a 14 atnrr rhanlofi Block, at tha bal uf the stairs Any pereon d.-si; Ins an ' A Ith a privaf" ioom in th- sr. on n 1 -i tn -modeled. JJSO. 3. CHANDLER. REAiTIVtLLV - Mill W-lt-. nitli .!i trade ! r si'nit.d U: ! uer about two acru vt Land eiv proiw-rT. Enquire if i. E. MlN-iST. c T. M ii t. nd WANTS. TKMALK l'"K Iminc ii it. Iv. at the 3d Iiv. F r. 8. A. Oner..l Bojpltal, (Marin-.; a :o...l f, mil k 0 iixaprliil lo.takej etargvuf a .mall kitch n. Apply at Konital. J. R. i tOSBY, Steward I'.s. A. HMBt " A atOSTU. Axeats wanted t aell 8ew3 I v ing Machines. W-will sire a commission on all Midlines sohl , or emp'oy ajrents who will work for th above wag-a ninl all expeus s paid. For particulars ahlr-sa BUY LAX A CO., Gen. Agents, tvnuiw PstruH, Mich. WOOD! WOOD! I HAVE A. COOD StPPI.Y OF WuOD I'nB air, which I will aril cheap. Leave your orders, with the cash, at th stores of Charles M. Jobnsou, on Main street, or H. Lutz, on ' I. tract. frblS In. THOS. D. SMYTH . FOR SALE. PLATFORM SCALES r OB SALE-Draws 2.000 pouuds ; in trood order, and CORRECT. Apply aoon to g. E. Ol LBERT A CO., febls No. 4 Sycamore street. House and Lot fsr Sale. OXK OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BKSJ DMXCEs in the city for ante ; in rompb-te order, containing ten Rooma with Chandalierx and BrackVtta for Can, two biick 1 iaterna. Stable, Wood, Coil and Ont-Hoiiiiea, a good dry brici Cellar 1 teet fjaaiv, well lihtrl. Tha Honw i woo.t heavy oak frarai itaivla hack 40 leet fiom the atreet, b.-.rjt ; a !;: ';i! front yard. CVner Lot 7. by na feet, enrlose.1 with a ffool aubatamial lenrw. Ootbmc of Onk anil Watar atve the residence of Rolrt Rarnea. Ee . Ei.i,uirv of uctlO-tf CHARL'S BABCOCK, Xo. it Main 8'reet. t imttttd. MONDAT. KKBRl ARY la . THAYER, ..Kdltor. J. S1LVERTHORX, . Aasoclate. FOR PRESIDENT IN 1-0 l ABRAHAM LINCOLN FOR VICE-PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee. UNION STATE TICKET. for Gitrm-ir, OLIVER P. MORTON, for Lieut. GortTnor GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL. or HS.BT1N. lor Htcrelai-j otla, KELS0X TRl'SLER. of Fayette." for .1 - nt 'le, THOMAS B. McCAUTT, of Wabash. I'or Trtmwrr ry.ite, JOHN r. MOBRISOX, of Washington. For Attvrtiry-Grrr-il, PKLAXA E. WILLI ASIS0X, of Putnam lr ClerL the Supeenie Conrt , GKX. LAZ. XODLE, of Knox. For Rrpririrr of fihjBneasi Court, COL. BEX. HARRISON, of Marion For iMpmnr Jtoe.., 1st District J AS S. FRAZKR, of Kos iusko 2d District JEHU T. ELLIOTT, of Henry. M District CHAS. A. RAY, of Marion. 4th District ROBT. C. GREGORY, Tipccnoe. For aasjarsajasaasssl of Public Intmrio, PROF. GEORGE W. H0SS, of Mari. u. COMPOSITORS WANTED. Two or three first rate Newspaper Compositors can find steady employment at 35 Cents per 1,000, and pay in full every Saturday night, by immediate application at this office. W See Fourth Dispatches. Page for Morning From the Evansrillc Union, 27th. Greatly Mistaken. The Evansvillp THmes copied an article from our paper, relating to the State Convention, in which we condemned the course pursued by several persona, and that paper seems to "give itself up to great rejoicings over this, and is narrow-minded enough to think that because we disagree with a few persons as to the proceedings there, we are dissatisfied with the result. Greatly mistaken. Ev ansvile Times. We are not only satisfied with the nominations, but we will use every exertion to secure the success of our ticket and to uphold the principles of the Union party. The Democratic party can expect nothing but sound arguments, honest disenssiem and hard blows from the Evans- ' vile Union. Haerrlllas In Majfleld, Kentucky. We are informed that another guerrila outrage was perpetrated in Mayfield, Ky., i on Tuesday night last. About ninety ' guerrillas under the notorious Edmonds, of Tennessee, Milliken, of Paducab. and Kesterson, of Graves county, entered Mayfield and commenced an indiscriminate robbery of the Union citizens of the place. Their stores were broken in- ! to and rifled of their contents, horses and mules were seized and carried off, and every indignity conceivable heaped upon those who have heretofore stood true to the old flag. The miscreants erowued their work of. devastation by . murdering in cold blood a Union man by the name of .1. B. Happy. This act of assassination has treated the greatest, excitement, and, it is nut unlikely, may lead to acts of retalliatiou. The j guerrillas offered no insult to the " conservative chaps" at Mayfield, those who are continually whining about the nigger war, and throwing up their hats for McClcllan. Thii marked consideration has not in tie least tended to allay the excitement On the contrary, threats are fully indulged iu by the Union sufferers, of compelling the Copperheads, whose property was not disturbed, to bear their ' share of the loss resulting from the raid. This, we think, would be nothing more ! than right and proper. The guerrillas were guided in their op erations by a fellow named Bragg. For a long time he was a soldier in the rebel army. Deserting from that army, or pretending to do so, he took the Amnev oath and located in Mayfield. It seems, however, he was only a spy. I'or, the first favorable opportunity that presented itself, he betrayed those who had treated him so leniently, and pointed out their homes for the ruffians he had piloted into the town, to pillage aud destroy. The President's amnesty Proclamation

mill chtMt jiWlicecf m u.v Scoonclrels, we fear. The citizen-; in f.e wc-tiity of Mayfield applied to. the poTriincrft notkoritiei for a mrimciii of nejrro trojfia to protect thvTn Tlifir request w:- complied with, awl : reinw nt rbteu was in progress of

filling np BJ organ was promptlj sent presume the m-pi ed there until the rca.lv lor the fid 1 .at i r,-i; iistnct, f. We and riTTl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THEATRE. Managers Vi xin Actin-r Manager and fi Stage Hbm AM Kp Kb WlU . Tr.oi i.r Taut Y.l'W AK1S CHANGE OF BASE. Monday Evening, Feb. 29. iir. irexsn kbwards. 1 1 1 1 1 HAND. Wonderful Ropo Feat. III115:X HAND. Mrs. Welsh Edw, rds. IIIIi! : I1A 8 . e n i : 1 o 1 . HAND. Seats secured during the day All MISS VDo OX r. oja-li at ' ... VI Cen I iae :it f LUMBER. Lumber, Doors and Window Sa3h. 75.000 FEET ran FLi0RrXU: Piiirt Weatbrboartlimr ; tan) laal Pine inch Lumber; 10,000 light Window Sash ; ZHO 5 aud 4 l'aiinel Doora ; In yard and for sale by JOHN" K. GLOVEfi. P. S. Orders from the river .r country will receive prompt atteution. ml Iro POTATOES! POTATOES! English Elukes and Peach Blows. 1 BARRELS OK THE ABOVE 1 -w V V " Stun- and for ssle by tbe b.rrel IN P. P. I ll r. I. I S, it Keilv A Co. s, fcb27tf 72 Main Sire t CROSS-CUT SAWS. n ATEXT 1 f.-ot. WMN la, CROSS-Cl'T SWS AT SI JACOB STKAUlt A SOX, Hardware Dealers, Xo. 71 Main f 1ST NOTICE. Notice of the Opening and Laying out of a Public Alley. AGREEABLY to th Charier atal OrsHaaacea i of the city, Xotb e is hereby giveu tint en tbo I 10IU day of falirastry, IM4, an Order was parsed by lbs Common Council of the rlty of KTmasreiUe, requiring an alley o be Is id on! and opcud in block number eighty -ire (86) isi the Iowa of Ltnasi'o, now cilyof RsajMrrstlo, aad that a pHt, showing lh p.isitiou, width aud length of said alley was appended to said order and is now oa tile in ttataoSjoB. A. PJTAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk"s Office, Feb. 2H, lS'VI. RARE CHANC&! Very Valuable Property and Unit ness For Sule. HAVIXG in contemplation a removal to Cincinnati, we offer for aak, on exceedingly easy terms, the following very dee i ruble and valuable Property : , The large two-story brick metal-roof Wareheus-, ; with Ice House attached, situated on the corner of Locust street ami the Canal, btdng Lid 233; Dona, lion Enlargement, 7oxl44 feel. W weald also sell with tbe premises the Fnrnittire, Fixtures, Sc., ! including Saf.-, Desks, Counters, Trucks, Scales, Taf paalias, Ac Ac, being everything needed for a Grocery. Produce or Commission business; alsa tbe good will ami successorsbip of our business. These premises are -.veil adapted for a tobacco factory and warehouse-; also. The double bi lek Smoke nouse :.n i Rendering ' Batata, and trams Warehouse, rornac Locust and : Dunham streets, used by us for the pork business ; also, the Kettles, Screws, Lard Tata, Blocks, Cleavers, Ac, ,c, comprising everything necessary (or I the business ; also. The desirable and conveniently arranged brick ' Dwelling, on Locust street, between Sixth and Seventh, being Lots Xos. 11 and 12, in Block 37, ; East- rn Enlargement, now occupied by George I Ko8ter, and in complete order. On these premises are two Cisterns, a Stable, Wood Shed, Ac; also a ' large yard filled with choice Fruit Trees, Shrubs ; and Flowers ; also, The undivided one-half of the frame Warehouse situated ou Lots 4 and I in Block 2s, Eastern EnI larg mem. running through from Church street ; totheCanal. Under rent for ?:i per month ; also. The well-improved and highly-cultivated Kami, : situated near Oak Hill Cemetery, containing 27 acres, all under fence, 4 aerrs of which is surrounded by nw and substantial picket fence, and j filled with Fruft Tieej of every kind, including j about an acre of welt set, bearing Grai Vines. Oa these premises are situated a new frame Dw-el-ling, with a large Cellar, Well, Cistern, large SiaMS Ac Possession can be had 1st of March : also, . Two desirable Building Lots, Xos. U and 7, in I Block 28, Eastern F;nlargemrnt, adjoining the j shore ; also. The Lot, 23x80 feet, on Fourth street, near the I corner of Locust, being an excellent stand for a store; also. The had! aided one-half of 25x80 feet, adjoining the above. The above property will be sold on long credits if desired. Titles- ndisputablc Parties wishing to examine any of the above property, will please call at our office, corner Locust street and Ihe Canal. GFXb FOSTER A CO. fcbll-dtf DRTt. GOODS. FRESH ARRIVAL Of Dry Goods, SJF. HAVE COMMENCED VV Our Spring stock ot RECEIVING Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, White Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c. We are opening oue of the b-.-s: assorted stocks ever brought to this city or any other city. No one house iu New York have a better assortment of choice styles of Boa antic t.o.ids. We i-esjiectfiltff EaviiS tb trade lo call and examine onr Goods and prices. ISAAC KEEN, 11 First Street, Bet. Main and Sycamore. No. febl9 Come in out of the Draft Enlist In the Veteran Service. tjillE 35TH INDIANA REGIMENT, whose X bravery on every battle hold from Kentucky tn Georgia has secured for it a high place among the bravest Regiments in theArmy of theCiimtierlaml, and whose famous charge, as the advance of W hitaker'e llrigad, on the rebel w orks at Lookout Mountain, attest its bravery and devotiou. The Regiment has re-enlisted as veterans and returned home to recruit to its lighting weight. Gov. Morton has promised that it shall Iw filled aa speedily as possible, and has appointed the undersigued as Recniiting Officers for this County. The highest Government Bounty will be paid to accepted recruits. Apply to CAPT. JAM. mi WILLIAMS, CAPT. JAS.A. OAVISK, Recruiting Officers, at P. Bovle's Store, First street, between Main and jrtaxaora sts , Evansville, lnd. j,n 27

SALE 0? CfTY PROPERTY

Great Sals of Choice erly. City PropOK WEDNESDAY, will sell at public a BIAKCIl irti.n, ;it -n, 1881, HE th; door of the i illlil lottC CS-C-'irt Home, in Kvan v ill--. th ..1 hrtdislwd STEVM rLOUBlKO KILL. Silniif'l iw aai.1T I till J on tbe Latiti of lb' 0'ii" Btver, i;i tbf city of BvaiMVlUe. mad arell anil f 1 rorably known THK INi IAA MILLS, TogetlH-r wiii! -two cr of groinid, in lulin; tb" i.iiiik of the river tow water aaark, and iheot'i r, warenowar, aad oilj-r btriUtagi appar. feuai't. , Th.1 ntachinvry f iWh Mil, tb"!1! nt prcaanl out of ivjir, is of lb;, ntnat aaperior rhatwraVr, karring In.;i amuafa:tl.rcd to the older of 1li Paraaef ptoprievr, Mr. Jamea HewHt, with tl,e rlaw of kjeaMfig r- cUmmi Mill, and arifhavl : rejeard laewst. Siuce it was put in, the milt, ItHlaaj cpiMtactwl by agsnts. in lae abs-nc of tli owner, has beea j one of tli.'ino-t aoDoaaaftil ainai j -mak tng aarnblialuaattta of tip kind in Southern Indiana. Fur ' the Irath of this, are take the liberty of referring to Mr. Qea. Woiflia, SbarHT of Fanntrlian county ; Mr. Kewtvn Boaaof Princeton, (Gibson connIv. and .Mr. L man T. ltaylcs, now of Mt. Vernon who have respect i vet y maaagtl t.n mill tor the ( hit" propriet,r. I This property, lieiug ccntmlly situated ju.ot j at the lower line of the City Wharf, presents a I rare opportunity to purchasers, either tur Mill purposes, or as a moat desirable investment in rati estate, which tniist rapidly ci haace in valtae. At the same time aud paafia we will sell Lois . in Mr. Rirhanl AtktaaODH Subdivision of Bl cks Nos. UMraaa l:!l, accord ii to the plan of Laawatei Cily (now Kvansvill '.) Sec ban I hi it. for a plan of said sulxlivision. Also Lot Xo. 3. in Black Xo. 171 Lots Xis. 1, , 3, 4 and in Block Xo. 178, anr. . Lot Xo. iu Block Xo. 174; according t- th , plan of Lamasco City. ! Also44' f-et front on Water street by 80 feet . deep, iyi -2 fts-t front on L-et street, by '.'8 feet i deep, parts of Lois Xfij 7 and 8, in the Lower F.11larnaaaal of the ( ity of Evansville. Also i!H lots in block 11, according lo tbe plan of j I.aniaco City ; amid lota bring 2' by 119 feet, w ith ' a 1-! foot alley in real. j Also the follow ing lot" in the Soiilliern Enlarge, j nient of ihe Citv of attaajaviUo: . Lois in, II, 18, 1::, 14. I." and 16, in Bbs-k Xo. 2. Lois 8,7, 8, y, in, 11, U, 11 and II. in Mack So. S Lot- 3", 3!, :,7 and 38, in Block Xo. 9. Lots l&abd 18, in Btaek Xo in. Lot- U, 12, 0, 11 and IS, in Bl -ck Xo. 11. Lois l land 14, in Block Nn. 14. Lot 4, U, 11, 12, 13, li and 10, in BL ck Xo. 13. Lota 4, 5, 18v II, 38, 38, 37 and 38, In Bb-k Xo Hi. This will tie oiu" of tbe largest sates of Evans rflla City projs-riy ever made, and will lie positive and without resc-rre. Ureal bargains will be had. The title iap-ifcct, and general warrantee deeds will be given TERMS OK SALE. The aliore property, nreptthelota in block 41. and in the setilheru enlargrment will be sold ar o lC-tbird rash, tbe balance in one and two years; said last mentiotn-d lota for one-fourth cash, the balance iu ona two and three years, purchasers giving their notes tor th I defered payments wilh nterest, and arltkout relit f, aecuied br mortgage on the premises ( II AXDLEK A UYXES. Real klstatc Agents. NtgAM XrilaoN. Auctiorei-r. no!7 wld" EDUCATIONAL. Evansville Female Institute rjHE FIRST SESSIOX OF THIS SCHOOL I wilt rnsasacwca oa Monday, ihe senratfa j ol Man b. I I'M, mi Ihe baasMenl f lie- I inn lerlund Pr sbvteri.ui Church. The t i- w ill b tii'ide comfortable Th.y are Cwsaasodioaas, will lighted and 'cat Hated ; they will ha neatly : papafuM and painted, finfoiiably acsjILd end I bu llish' d with good desks, rhaira, and i.-. itatp.n ! eeals. A room will be plated in the rear id the church lot, and Psora la hed aeatljr. vita a -x.mhI p and. t o Ihe uiusic dep.inni.ii. The Principal of j the Sch-H.l, Mr. W. G. WxUUTX, is a gradual" f i of J'ltVrsoa Ccdttsge, Pa., was Principal of the RIad refills Public SbKd,.iu Peniiyvaoia. in tbs.year I8f8; was eb.cted Priucipal of the Mt. Waahlagtosj Academy, ().,) in tbe spriug of tUI, ami acted as Priucipal of that Academy for two years. At tie expiratiou of that time, he runic to EvausviRo with undoubted tstimouists, but could not ge a suitable housi iu which ti I establish a school. II" has ev-.-r siotn tutigbt s Hcbeoi iu Owenshoio, Ky.. exclusively lewui". Profvsor D. s. Wuttitii is an esporinaesd and i taocsasfol kachaf of Ihs piano-forte, tii guitar, and vocal unioic He las bin -lit in larksville, TeDDessec, jud Prilictton aud OsraMtMro, Ky., ; heal has aa CXpcrieOca in his profession of ibt ; years. ) No expessM withffl th" reach p( tha Principal will be omitted to agaka th- Evaiisviltc institute I one of the most thorough schools in Ihe United States. Teachers of ornamental branches, and modern languages, and for every department of tha school, e ill 1m selected with the greatest care. The price of tuition will be tweuty-ttvs ilellars ier BeSsioa of twenty weeks each, for tbe English branches, an I th siimu for lessons on tha Piano i and Qaitar fifteea dollars each ou eutering the pupil, and b n ilollars each at the middle ol the ' term. Tbo prises of the moderen languages and ornamental branches will be such as are usual in th- best schools. Feb 1 1 W. li. WALKER, Principal. GROCERIES. DOORS AXI) SASH aOMI Lights XIU rnsb. 1800 Mllll HI.X12 8X11 " " 10X14 ' uxii " loxir. " " ioxh; 4 Pannel Dis.rs, aaao 7oii 1IHI l-, .Inst received from Toledo, aud for sale at WHEELER, RIGGS A SUGG. ViriNDOW GLASS VV 100 Boxes 8X10 Glass. 10X12 2: " HXia - " 40 " 10X14 " SO ' 9X14 111 lOVlij " 81 " loxio On hand and to arrive, and for maIc at WHEELER, RIGGS SCGO. CtLOTKR BEET ' IfiO Bnahels Kresh Clover Seed, I'or sale by WHEEL KB, RIGliS A SUGG. SCOAIt Just received direct from New Orleans. 20 hhds. 1'air to Prime N. Sugar, and tor sale ..heap, by W HEELER, RIGliS A SUOO. MOLASSES AND SYRL'P 2 ' bids. Honev Syrup. 2.'i ' Green P't 20 " N. o Kotaaaaa. ,"9 half bbls. XXX Syrup, loo 10 gal. kegs. Kor sale by nov28 WHEELER, RIGGS A SC0O. CoTkee ' ' 15n Bags Prime Coffee. SO Boxes Ground ' 50 " Essence " Fof sale cheap by WHEELER, RIGG8 k SI GO. SODA ISO Kegs Newcastle Soda. 60 " A. M. 50 Boxes 1 lb. paper " Ou hand and to arrive, und for sale bv WHEELER, BIGGS & SUGG. 1XT00DEN WARE T VV 200 Doz. Buckets. 25 " Well buckets. 25 Nests Sugar " 25(8) Tube. 20(3) 25 Doz. assort, size Tubs. 75 ' Wash Boards. SO " Meal Selves. 50 " Hemp Bed Cords. 50 Grass ISO Coils inch Gruss Rope. 20 t 900 lbs. Cottou Wrappiug Twine, loo Ou hand and for sale hv WHEELER, RIGGS A SCGG. C1ANDLE3 AND SOAP ' 150 Boxes S'ar Cnndb-s. 25 " Tallow 50 " German Soap. 200 " As. Faucy " For sale, cheap, by WHEELER, RKJGS A SUGG. GROCERIES. CXTBA CURED IIA.MS-5,000 lbs. extra Sugar Jli Cured Hams at H. A. COOK'S. SHOL'LDES 1.5WI lbs. cboico new shoulders at B. A. COOK'S. SUGAR C DB K 0 lot 1 E D BEE K 1,000 PbeT choice new Sugar Cuied Dried Beef at II A. COOK'S. BEEF TONGUES 12 dozen Be. f Tongues Kor sale at U. A, COOK'S. "l RAXBERKIE - V Cran bellies at 10 bbls ;.i cultivated -a .1 COOK'S w R. AND HAMBURGH CHLKSE 68 bxs choice W. R. and Hamburgh cheese inst received aud lor sale at H. A. COOK'S. IGS FEET 25 kegs Pickled Pig s Eeet at X H.A.COOK'S. EXTRA So, 1 M.VOIIREL 10 bbls. fargTand extra No. 1 Mackerels, as good not to be found in i!v city except at H. A. COOK'S. 10 11BLS. WHITE FLINT IIOMiXY At H. A. COOK'S. LJMOKED HERRING 200 boxes No. t smoked O Herring at II. A. COOK S. LtTEWA KT'S EXCELSIOR SYRUP KJ 5 Bbls Stewart s Excelsior Svrup H. A. at COOK'S. 50 BOXES PALM SOAP At II. A. COOK'S. CI ERMAN CASTILE SOAP T Castile Soap, at -15 exes German II. A. COOK'S. qoAl. OIL. 3D bbls pure white Coal Oil, at U. A. COOK'S. ( AT M K A L 2 barrels Oat Meal, at 11. A. COOK'S. AGENCT FOR BURNETT'S EXTRACTS. 100 dozeti assorted Extracts, for sale bv II. A. COOK. PICKLE D S A L KOBs 3 1 lercea P ick led Salinon , At H. A. COOK'S. 40 NEST CLOTHS BASKETS 1 5 and "ii in Nest, at H. A. COOK'S. 50 DOZ.ASSORTEI) BED-CORDS At U. A. COOK'S 100 NEST MARKET BASKETS 4 iu Nest , at H. A. COOK'. LAMPS -All iu want 01 a Lamp call At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

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I. HXTTENBERG, OPTICIAN Manufacturer of the newly invented PERISCOPIO Spectacles. A Tt 31 Y FIELD GLASSES, On a titw priiiri'Hl. OPERA GLASSES. Fine Periscopic EYE GLASSES, IX GOLD, STEEI AND TORTOISE SHEXjX Marine Spy Glasses, 1 COMPOUND Mi Simple MICROSCOPES VARIOUS SHAPES. XIIAVE ALSO OX 1IAXI) A SPECTACLE ! by tbo name of a Globuel, it smoked I.euse , adapted for w i ak ey"s, where strong light, snow j or wind allecls the vision. These Sjiectaeles are a ' pi-rfect preventative to Ihejya, using them i-on stantly, causing tbe eye In gun its healthy power j anil teiaiu it to old age, Sportaclea for near- f sight, slness or cataract can be bad of I. UlTTEX BERG. Spectacles re-aet and Optical Instruments repaired at the shoriest notice. Retii.-ni-ber the place, 67 Main Street, Het. Strom and Third Sis.. EVANSTJLLR INI). Sep. ."J. MONEY WANTED. GOLD ! Demand Notes, UNCURRENT MONEY! Wanted at the highest jprice at the SAVINGS BANK NO. 4 FIRST STREET. INSURANCE AGENCY. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York. Office 112 and 114 Broadway With a Cash Capital all paid Iu ol ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY 1st, 1S0J 81,K,XiQ Tbo Heme Insurance Company iusures against Losa or Damage by Fire on Dwcllio6s and their contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on ths most favorable terms, storus, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandizes Produce, Manufactories, Mathiue 3 1 all insurable property, at fair and equitable rates, and oa INLAND NAVIGATION An 1 Transportation, Shipments upon the Rivers, Lakes, Canals and Railroads, as low as the nature of the risks will bear, with fairness to the assured aud the Company. Adjnstiugall losses fairly, and pr ,niptly payiu tbetu. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Prra't. A. F. WILMARTH, Vice Pree't. J. Milton Smith, Secretary. John McGee, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies issued by A. C. HALLECK A SON, Ag'ts, First Street, near Post Office. I N C 0 R P 0 EAT" ED1847 Fire Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Capita, t4f0,00 .'. 0. WAITE, Sec'y. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't S. A. PRICE, General Agent, . " Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL AND SriiTLl'S 8327,540. This Company Insures against loss and dajimire Mr fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Mores Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, aud ail insur' able property at :.s reasonable rates of premium as au, ouier solvent and r, liable Com nam. Adi..n I-e-Sa-y ..ad pueiay H.e.u promptlu. applications made to aud Policios Issued bv A C. UALLEUK A 80N., First Stret. Be ,r Pnat OSfl

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CI C if A h VERTISE ENTd. I 'lRFeHAliOX UT1CL. ' c5tr.B, r?s -v rtvMk sits wi?s, Feb. 13 18"4. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the common council of tb city of Kvaiisuille that tb--owners of all lota or parts of lot fronting on or adjoioinir the sontheaat aids of Mulbeny otn-et, fima Third to Fourth stre;ts, suid city, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper (trade, and that they cose a sidewalk of Class No. to tK' laid down thereon witb10 tbirtv tiio s from the publication of this order . PFAFFL1X, Clerk. Ork's Ofti'-, Feb. 5, 1SH.

CORPORATION NOTICE, onnta roa a punk net WXUL, Feb. IS, lS'rS. And now It ia hereby ordered and directed bv the Common Council of the City i of Evansville, I hat the owners of alt lots or parts of lots, fronting on or aijoining the northwest side of Oak street, from Sixth to Seventh streets, in said City, canse the said side walks thereon to be brought to the proja-r grade, and that they canoe a ride walk eftTtaaf Xo. 2, to be laid down therkou within thirty davs from the publication of this order. A. PFAFKLIX, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 2."., 1SiK CORPORATION XOTICE. OKOFK FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK. Kcb 19, 1804. And now It is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Couucll of the City of I Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of ' lots, fronting on or adjoining the northwest side of Oak street, "from Seventh to Eighth Streets, I in said City, cause the aide-walks thereon to Is? brought lo the projier grade, and that they cause a side walk of Class Xo. 2, to lie laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication : of this order. A. PFAFKLIX, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 2.'., 18(4. CORPORATION NOTICE. oanr.R roe. a pi.ank sidewalk. Feb. 19, 1814. And now it is hereby ordered aud directed by tbe Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or pans ol lots, fronting on or adjoining the tortheast side of Seventh street, from Cherry to Oak streets, in said City, canse the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a aside walk of Class No. 2, lobe laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this ord.r. A PFAFFLTN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 2.'., 104. cc irpo lit aTicnot i c e . nRnr.ii for a seicK kiuewalk. Feb. lit. 18G4. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville that the owners of all lots or pans of lot. frontin on or adioining south-east side of Vine street, tietween Third and Fourth stieets, la said eily, cause the side walks thereon to Is- ' brought to the proper grade, aud that tin y cause a soiewaiK Ol i lass ao. i, tone laid ilow u thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Cierk. Clerk's Office, Feb 21, 1804. CORPORAT ION" NOTICE. OROF.B TO REPAIR SIDEWALKS. Feb. 19, 18S4. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansvslle, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the north-east side of Pirst street, from Chesnnt to Cherry stree ts. I in said City, cause tne side walks thereon j to be repaired within thirty days from the publi- ' cation of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 25, 1864. j COBPOBATION NOTICE. OBDKB FOR A PLANK SIDK WALK. Fell, fi, I8iH. And now it is hereby orden-d I and dlns'ted by the Common Conncil of the t.'ity of I Evansville that Ihe owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting ou or adjoining the east side f Eighth street, from Third to Fourth avsuue. iu said City, cause the ide-walks thereon to I I brought to tbe proper gr de. aud tha tiieyraure a side walk of Class Xo. 2, to N laid down there'. n i within Ihirti tars from Ihe publication : this ord-r. A. TT AFKLIN, nrk. Cl-rk's Office. Feb. 1.1, IMH. ! ' CORPORATION NOTICE. 7. oantn roa a plank side w alk. Feb. r., 1 04. And uow it is hereby ordered and directed by tbo Common Council ot'tbe City ot Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts ot lots, front iug on or adjoining tbe west side of Eighth Street, between Third aud Fourth Avenue iu said City, mum; tlio side valks tboreou to la? brought to the proper grade, and that they cause l Sldewal K 't rla"S o 2 Is, laid cl'.wu tDereon within thirty dnys from tbe publication, of this or di r. A. rVATKLIN, Clrk. Clerk's Office, Fib. i, 1801. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER 108 A agiC8 SIDE W AK. Feb. C, 1801. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, tLat the owners of all lots or irts of lote, Lrontjng on or adjoiuiug the north-west eidu Piue street, between Water and First streets, iu said City, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to (be proper grade, aud that they cause a sidewalk of Class No. I, with wooden curb, be laid down within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office. Keb. IS 1801. CORPORATION NOTICE. OKHKR FOB A ll.AMi S1I1E WALK. Feb. 0. 1804. Aud now it is hereby ordered I I auddirected by the Common Council of the City of j ' Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of j j lots, fronting on or adjoining the south-west side j j of Third BJTStSJt, from Gum to Cowen streets, in j said City, cause the side walks thereon to he ! ; brought to the proper grade, and that they cause j 1 a sidewnlk of Class No. 2, to Is- laid nown lheroon , within thirty days from the publiatioii of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk s Office. Feb. 15, IK1.4. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORIir.K FOR A PLAN t. SIDEWALKS.. , Feb. 15, 1801. And now it is hereby o-derrd j and diraeted by the Common Council of tbe Citv ol 1 i EvanBville, that the ownentof all lots or parts of i lots, fronting on or adjoining the north side ol j I Hamilton street, from Washington street east- : ward to corporation line, iu sai l City, cause t tic j side-walks thereon to tie brought to the proper i ; grade, and that they cause a sidew alk of Class No. ' 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from : the publication of this order. I A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk Clerk's Office, Feb. IT., 180t. QUEENSWARE, &c. Glass AND Q,eensware. 2,500 Packages now on hand and opening ; AT M. A. LAWRENCE'S, Main Street. One of the largest and best assortments to be found in the West, and for sale at extremely low prices. Merchants furnished with Common Ware alone if desired. SADDLERY. REMOVAL. THE UNDERSIGNED FIR3I HAVE Removed their Saddlery establishment to ths Cornar of Maiuaud Secoud Street, iu the room is;cepied by Fred. Krone, deceased. C. WOLFF &T. jaSOEPSCjI, MAKCFACTt'BEBS OF ANP IIEALEB8 IN Saddles, Harness, COLLARS, &c., &c. Main Street, Cor. Second, (Store formerly occuppled by Fred Krone ) a,AH orders attended to with dispatch. Work -rra""d- novl5-ly BOILER MAKER. JOHN P. LAURENT, Boiler jVJ salj-s-or. fornerof Pine and Water Streets EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. I AM TRKPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS b, -"..7....; 1 11"", . ..'i, ,,,. eood machln.ev TLX l. ikVST . an xive, and all machinery aad good workmen can give, workuutruaud tu ma eill be made under 8SJ pel - sonal supervision . ... ... MT Workmeu sent to any pan .

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LYON. S5 0 9 2 S a 2 aJ ft 8 ft 2 wi 9 v t as ft s 9 ft Igl ft 3. ft r ft 2 s er pa. o 2 ft S5 S 9 ft NJ r 8 ft ft ft 9 2 e g LYOIV. GROCERIES. - ; . r The Old Firm with a Bran New Stock ! We lake pleasure in calling the attention "f "r ; old customers and the public generally, to Ihe I fact that we are now opening :1 large stock ol ! Choice Family Groceries at ITS Maui street, near I the Canal. Having purchase,! for cash, in j York and other Eastern cities, froan brst hsnJs. and lieing select: d with great cure by onr Mr.;-. ' Vlrkery in person, wno has had 15 years ,'xPe"' j encein the Grocery business, think we oner ran the test stock of Family Crocerlea ever kept in ' Kvansil!e. Everything is iictv. Purchasers iieeO not therefore fear'gettiug old goods thai have tat ! their strength by l-ingkep. on '.'lffgZ We hnve now in store ,..oo bii-b.-ls or -SJltlllgail I pota.";, wbTch'w". olferat a sU a dt n-ee on rose ! We will endeavor to k.ep .11 all ''P'. : of fresh Vegetables aud .oautr. . luce generally. 1 not forgetting good '-Bluegrass sasswr. Cuslomers leaving their orders, will h-s. ;,,.li,-.l w ith all they want, if tbe articles .an be had In the city Give usacall. our motto is just weights, correct measures, and small profits. nffGonda deliver, d freeof charge to any pail oftlie .ity. VICEKRY BROS., No. M Maiu St. Feb. 12 ly plOVEK SKt.H ' t.tds strictly prune, for V ' sale by St OIL BERT A CO. sb. 12th. I

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JF1WELRT H x Ou H ri S.5 Sit PICTURES. 5 - z Q - ro s :'i HS'i c- e- r--1 '3 a.S 3 Z. - I . -S S3. D s SSL X- as o . " ' X bc B3 Pi flS O x r 1 (5 33 "On - 2 6 -. . rr: 8 To- -5 5 o w 2 , 3 "j C . O : P set 3 3 5 S. ' 3 e - ? - 2 - b o c 5 I s ir 0 C " c s : o - r NOTICE. VotYck "is hereby' civkn to all ' whom it "lay concern, tliat I, tho underaiKi",w ill i av NO Jiitls contracted by any coe Lut nvself. I.1ECT. SAM EEL BLOOMER, Co. i, "'ih Regiment lnvali.i Corpj Evansville. Ind., Feb. 19, 1604. 4t s iyrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I 1 have Isvn iippointed Executisx of tbe lat will and testament of Martin Sch moll, dec. ;. I Those having claims against, and those kcowinc themselves to 1? Indc-btol to, tbe estate, are notified to settle with the undeiei,rued. Tbe estate ii supMsed to be aelvent. feblJ M ELIZABETH S.'HMOLL MILLINERY. CLOAK, MAN iTLLA AND EST ABLIS HMEK T. mrs. elizaTpeigleberg, IN THE OLD POST OFFICE BflLDlXG ON X First street, would respectfully anaonucs to kor trieudsand patrons that abe will c..s out tbe presc-ut Bt.xk, consisting of Talmas, Circles and Saequei of the best materials and latest s le. Cloth Cloaks and Dress Tri,.,,., . 'f Z ' fi,MU. It .:. v.. uln." " 'ncy - ' " si I'rosses, and Beany other ... .. ,.-s i.. niimero'.iH to mention al greatly re i .cea prices, as she intends to make au entile wishing a barchange iu her trainees. P. rsoi gaiu had better ,iy- her a call elsewheie decly urc pure has i uj. Mils. ELIZA BPXTai.Klmn

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YORK STORE Will . sir eatiin stock of WIKTER IRESS G00DS Cloaks and Shawls, d Prices, 4 For S dies I., mal. room for SPRING GOODS, Ladlos' OIoaltB. Front $0 iu J . POINT LACE COLLARS, r i'loui it tin ta Slit 30. Malteice Lacd Collars, mm 99c i Eem Stitched Kandkerchiefs i i, i.i BSe in 1 Embroidered Handkerchiefss r-"om m: to f3 75. Prints will be sold a few dayi longer at 20 Cents. Oil Boiled Black Silks, ; Repp Mourning Silks, Solid Colored Seedy Silks, , Evening Silke, Bonnet Velvets all colors, Coral & Ivory Combs, in sets, Fine Portmonies and Bags, Rich Fans in all colors, a Worsted Hoods Nubies and j Tippets, Fashionable Dress Goods in French Repps, Poplins, Turin and Empress Cloths. Ottoman Cloths, Merinoes, Plain and Plaid Alpacas. Pi , .ir. l,.w. barga'us wilt be given, and money San d l y giving us an early call, at Nos, 14 & 16' First Street, (Ttro West of Post Office,) mylS J. T. tx S. A. COOLIDGE. STOVE WORKS. Stove Works BRINKMEYER Si, CO., Manufacturer of Cooking Stoves, for Wood and Coal ; Heating Stoves, for Wood ane Coal ; Country Skillets and Lids ; Country Ovens and Lids ; Biscuit Ovens and Lids ; Odd Lids j Sugar Kettles: Dog Irons ; Jamb Grates ; Fancy Grate Fronts ; Air Grates ; Cellar Grates ; Window Weights; Muffin Molds ; Waffle Irons ; Ham Boilers ; Stove Holloware, dee., 4c. ALSO KEEP F3R SALE J. -S JX S JSh. ML MS f Sheet Iron, Copper, &c., TIN AND JAFANNED WARE Sales Room Main Street, opposite Court House. Foundry xtenr moittU Pigcou Creek. Rt4,Orders Solicited. (sbl WHARF BOATS. m "Tr r- a t nrxrnnxr. COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANT3, STEAMBOAT AGKNTrj k WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS, And An.-i.i- LouUviih at Headers .11 una Evau.vllie ck Cairo Packet Contpnnles, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. POP. THE ESPECI4L ACCOMMODATION OF r Louisrille A Memphla and Cincianatl A Memphis Packets and transient Boats, we hay' r e wbi.h u low "hnrf. flt of Sycamore atroet. srhicb will glee us greet add. ; tional facilities - for reviving6 and fonJsrdlos goods All freight for the iTj ST Cni piekSets will 1 received as ntaal at tbe apper wUsrt i bPil?od1!:.'l '"er boats at ths ens jast purcossef 1 retght received at all hours, both day liQ night. I !"For Promptneaa and strict attention to bnsmejn, ve refer to Cap. A. Donally Cant J II. Bnn-v. Messrs. Hernial A vSSTSlSJ? ley A WodfolX. Cap,. H. T. l4x,er, cl 1 Daieli-n, Mes.r,. Kratx A Heilman T. M'Ersrln S'm"' f,rr Ki Moor-head A cT. de7" NEW SALOON. SHAEFER'S SALOON BILLIARD AND RESTAUR AJTsT n Third Street between Mnlu ' and Syemnore. EVANSVILLE. I N D I A S A is!t:i-lm NE W BOOKS. LADY'S BOOK OF FLOWERS riti.-Tov . . "aaasss.

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