Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 March 1864 — Page 2

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FOR VICE-PRESIDEXT' ANDREW JOHNSON, ' Of Tennessee. - y ' UNION STATE ; TICKET. , Tor Governor? OLIVER P. MORTON, ' Or WAYNE. i -, ( . , , '.. i ' -: . . i For Lieut. C.orernor, GEN.. NATHAN XIMBALL, Or MARTIN. For Secretary of Stale, NELSON TRUSLER, of Fayette. For Auditor of State, THOMAS B. McCARTY, or Vt abash. For Treamrer of State, JOHN I. MORRISON, of Washington. j For A Uorneg-General, j DKLANA E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. ! For Clerk of the Supreme Court, j GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, of Knox. For Reporter of Supreme Court, COL. BEN. HARRISON, of Marion. For Svrvtue Judge, 1st District JAS S. E A ZER, of Kosciusko. 2d District JKHU T. ELLIOTT, of Henry. 3d District CH AS. A. RAY, of Marion. 4th District BOBT. C.GRtGOEV, Tippecanoe. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, PROF. GEORGE W. HOiS, of "Marion. COMPOSITORS WANTED. Two or " three first rate Newspaper Compositors can find steady employment at the best of wages by immediate application at this office. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For City Clerk. ADOLPH PFAFFLIN is the Union Candidate for re-election to the office of City Clerk at the ensuing Apr'l election. For City Collector. Mi Editor Please to announce my name as a candidate for the office of City Collector in Hie ensuing City election WM. G BiEPPLE. For Street Commissioner. ALFRED KIRPATR1CK will be a candidate for Street Commissioner at tlie ensuing April lection. . LOST. DOO Fifty cents reward will b ia:d to any on leaving at this- office inform;. tiun ly which the uA uer can find a small black anft while pup. mH FOR RENT OR SALE. ".FFICES Just vacated lUll foi rent, two OfV flees, 2d story Chaudler's Block, at. the head tf the stairs Any person desiring an offica wilh a private i oom in the tear, can no v lie aeroiumivlated. JNO. .1. CHANDLER. Iciiitf l?OR RENT OR SALK A BEAUTIFULLY: JP situated Residence, , near the Malt Wills, wit'i about two acre of Land. Will trade for g.-od city properly. Enquire of E. E. MtNGST, c r. Main and First. WANTS. O-V A MONTH. Ajen's wnLt:d to sell SewO I J lug Muhitn-s. Vh wiil rive a coiuuii--sion on all Marhiries sol i, or emp'oy a nts who will work for the above wa:-a und all ekj-fiis.-paid. For particular! a'hlri-ss - 15 U V LA N A CO., G. n. A blt, feli- - - Dvtruit, M.cli. WOOD ! WOOD ! I HAVE A GOOD Sl'PPLY 0'' WOOD FOR I sale, which 1 wH sell chfap. Leave vonr or ders, with Ihe. cash, nt the stores of Charles M. Johnson, on Main street, or II. LuU.on fhextmit street. 'feblslmj T1IOS. D.'SlfYTll. FOR RENT. 1IOUSE AND LOT A nice, comfortable hoine 11 on Seventh Street, near corner of NSalMtt, conlalnliiK 1 rooms, pood cellar, cistern, smokehouse, stable, Ac. Lot uO by lftO feet. Possestion given by the 1st of April. Apply at Journal Ol-U'-e. mill 1 UfABKHOUSE A Warehouse 3fl by lltl fet : enly four squares from the river. F.nqtiirt of GEO. FOSTER, id 2 lr Cornea Locust and Canal. FOR SALE. IOT Tweuty-eight feet front on First Street -J of Lot 71, Old Plan, wili be sold on reasonable terms, if application be made soon, nis tteod TH0S. E. GARVIN, Third St. BRICK HOUSE. A two-story Brick House, containing 15 roms, tin roof, situated corner Fulton Avenue and Franklin Street, Lainasce. Title g"od. Terms easy. Enquire at CHARLES KELLER'S, opposite the Court-house.' , mcho lmd . . THE UNDIVIDED HALF of Iho "NORTHERN MILLS," situated on Big Creek, Smith Township, Posey Comity, Indiana. The mill is run both by steam aud water power, has two run of stone, and is in pood order. An excellent sawmill is attacht d ; also, ten acres of ground. For particulars and terms, inquire of JOnN BAKER, near Kratr. & Hsilinan's Founday, or of the undersigned, at the mill. JOHNSON PULLIN. - mch4 dlw2w House and Lot for Sale. ONE OF TnE MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in the city for sale; in complete order, containing ten Booms with Chamlaliers and Bracketts for Gas, two brick Cisterns, Stable, Wood, Coal and Ont-Honses, a good dry brick Cellar 18 teet square, well lighted. Tlie Honse is wood heavy oak frame stands back 40 feet from the street, leavin? a beautiful front yard. Comer Lot 75 by 300 foet, enclosed with good substantial fence. Corner of Oak aud Water streets, above the residence of Robert Barnes. Esq. Euqnire of octl0-tf . i- CUABL"S BABCOCK, No. R Alain S'reet. HOME INTERESTS. K9.S. P. & II. W. SMITH, sole manufacturtrs of the. NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with tremole attachment, finished in fifteen different styles; elegantly polished in Rosewood for Parlor use Also, in Black Walnut and Oak for Churches, Schools, Lodges, 4c. Also, Smith's uurivalled Mtlodeons, warranted for five years. For sale br WA11RKS CONYNGTON, oct24-6m No. 1 Main Street. DR. FLEAGER has removed his Dental Office to his old stand, corner First aud Maiu streets, (next to Dobell's Book Store,) where he can be ound permanently durlu; b usiness hours. .- . .p,. ; .. . I. S. Pension Ageiscy. Established by Government authority, for procuring PKXSIOXS for Invalid Officers and Soldiers, deceased Otlicers' and Soldiers Widows or Orphan Children, lie(endent Mothers or Orphan Sisters. BOUNTY AD All HE AIIS Ibr Deceased Soldier.' Widows, Children, Fath is, Mothers, or Brothers and Sisierj. Also fvr -lisosrgea Hoiuiers, who hnv served two jeais. or I been discharged by reason or womi.ls. BOUNTY LAND AND BACK. PAY fft Widows er other legal claimants of Soldi-rs of 1812, Mexican, and other past wars. This Agency adjusts claims for parties and soldiers of Indiana, lllluoij and Kentucky, iu accord -iocs with the only forms s.ud iuiiti urtion-i upon which their claims are Kta.ited at Washington, udisthe only Agoncy thus lojaie l, ad s. lsly and exclusively employed. Persons writlns their case plainly, and tnchv stng stamp, always answered. urnn luira .irei, near M.,,n Fvui.siit. lad. JOHN TEN N Id, Pec sn Afcr-at. octlA WILLIAM REAVIS, Attorney at Law and I . S. '( lalni Agent, Is authorfzed by the Government to procure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Laud Claims for Hoasr.s and other PBoprBjr destroyed while in the service of the Government, and all claims, of whatever kind or nature against the (Tnite States. Bounty for Discharged Soldiers! By an amendment to the Bounty Law, passed at the last session of Congress, "All soldiers or other persons who hate leen or ihalt hereafter be discharged within two years from the dato of their enlistment, by reason of wounds received in battle, shall receive lbs aamo Bounty as though they served two years." Office C5 Main Street, over Keller's Gnn Stojy, "jposite the Court Honse, Evansville, Isdiana. Correspondents must enclose stamps. PMJioai references given if required. mh23

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FBI I' A V ...MARCH 11 I y '.'--vK Vy?.'t;'''ii'T" ; TV". . . Cm M. TflAVER, K. SILVERTHORJi,.. Editor. ..Associate. What Copperheads are for. Judge Origen S. Seymour, in accepting; the nomination for Governor by the CopperLeads of Connecticut, announced his political creed in the following words: " I am for the restoration of the Union as it was, under the Constitution as it is; and I believe that such restoration is the earnest desire of the peace-loving and law-abiding citizens of the Republic. To the Union thus restored, allegiance iu line from all. and may be exacted of all Wa mav rightfully and by force of arms compel obedience to tne constitu y . " . . - . , ' r. tion as it is, but not to a reconstructed and altered Government, without violating the first principle of civil liberty, that 'Governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.' " Tn other words, the Judse is for the war until Jeff. Davis, Toombs, Stephens .fe Co are restored to their seats in the United States Senate and the other positions of honor and profit under the Gov eminent which they held at the begin ning of the struggle. We cannot wage .t... m ...t,U nnn nlmn infontmn (t U'ithmil. vmlntiii the first urinciole of civil n liberty, that 'Governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.' " . . Out upon the traitor! . Secretary Chase's Intentions. If any man in Washington has the opportunity of knowing Mr. Chase's views and intentions it is Mr. Reid, the "Agate "-of. the Cincinnati Gazette. In his dispatch to that paper on Tuesday evenhe says: It is entirely safe, I think, to assume that iu view of the recetit action of the Union members of the Ohio Legislature, Mr. Chase's friends will not make any diversions that will tend to nifir the harmony of the party in the approaching Presidential flection. Mr. Chase himself, will, it is believed, insist on ry-epptin the action of the Union members of the legislature an final in the ense. This i.s gratifying. With M. Lincoln as the candidate of the Union party i. nt in nomination without dissension and by will be, acclamation, ns we believe lie when the delegates to the mon Convention assemble in L'ahimore compare views he will sweep th,e States with yu enthusiasm unparn :ind i loyal le'led in e'eetions, and the hopes entertained by the rebels of a change of Administration and policy will be crushed to the ground. They will conclude that it will be useless to longer contend against fate and lay down their arms. JBaJ The bill enabling the soldiers of Pennsylvania, who may be in service next Fall, to vote where they are, passed the Legislature of Pennsylvania by .a vote of seventeen yeas to sixteen nays every Copperhead voting against it. In New Jersey, it will be recollected, the Legislature, which is largely and bitterly Copperhead, passed an act preventing soldiers from coming within a mile of any precinct at which an election is being held. A more infamous insult to brave men was never conceived. And yet, in the face of such facts, the snaky hypocrites in this part of the tate talk of being the soldiers' friends. They know they are lying when they say so. They would, if it were in their power, disfranchise every man who shoulders a musket to suppress rebellion and punish treason. Fac Simile of the Emancipation Proclamation.Mr. Lyons, the agent for the distribution of this document, "received his first installment yesterday and was engaged in their -distribution. He will receive another lot soon and will be able to supply all demands. We are assured that this fac simile of the most important document ever published is perfect and worthy of preservation. Mr. Lyon is a disabled soldier, and in.buying from him our citizens aid a meritorious soldier. jeST" A call, extensively signed, has been circulated in Missouri for a Union State Convention, for the purpose of nominating a Union electoral ticket and appointing delegates to the Union National Convention. The Convention is called to meet in St. Louis on the 27th day of April next Family Jars. They talk a good deal in England about "that unnatural strife" meaning the American war: but re lationship does not appear to breed kind- ' ness, even in luirope. The present wir in Denmark is a qurrel among blood relations, who ought to be ashamed of themselves for falling by the ears before the whole world. A London paper savs of recent occurrences in tlie Duchies : "Her Mnjesfy's brother-in-law and her daughter's father-in-law have occupied with their- forces two provinces claimed by the father-in-law of the Prince of Wales." That is really a horrid and unbearable state cf affairs an unnatural strife which England ought by all means to stop N. Y. Post. The Better Dat the Better Dtun. The rebel Congress has appointed the first of xVpril as the day on which onethird of the value of Mr. Memminger's currency will be "repudiated." The sufferers by that act of confiscation probably think this day to have been chosen iu compliment to themselves, the victims perhaps of the hup-est. practical joke ever played oft' on All Fool's Day JV. Y. Post. A Poetical Editor The editor of the Fall River JVejcs has taken to writing poetry, as the following will show. It contains as much truth as poetry: Breathes there a man with soul so dead who never to himself hath said I will my County paper take both for my own and family s sake? If such there be let him repent and have the paper to him sent and if be 'd pass a happy winter he, in advance will pay the printer.

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K-rom Cincinnati. Cincinnati, March 10. Till Commerrial s Columbus dispatch says Secretary Chase has written a letter to lion. James C. Hall, State Senator, withdrawing his name from the Presidential canvass. The Gazettes Cairo dispatch says the passengers by the steamer Sultana re port that Sherman s expedition penetrated thirty-five miles beyond Meridian, lestrovinj all the railroad.- Sherman's ( los-i in killed, wounded and missing, is about 500. All quiet at Chattanooga and Kfiox--nlle. Western Items. St. Loos, March 1ft Waldron, 160 miles south, of Fort Smith, Ark, and recently our advance post, was burned by gerrillas a tew nignta ago. 1 wo steamers and a large supply train, from Little Rock, had arrived at fort Smith, ihe steamer Leon, laden with commissary, stores, sunk in the Arkansas River above Little Kock on the 6th inst. Gen. Price had returned from Mattamoris, Mexico, where his recent furlough' allowed him to go to visit his family, lie now commands the rebel's department of Arkansas. Deserters continue to arrive in considerable numbers. The report from Springfield, Illinois, yesterday, that the copperheads in Hardin and Calhoun counties, Illinois, had killed six soldiers, is untrue. The extent of the affair was that a drunken citizeD hurrahed for Jeff Davis, and was roundly thrashed by a furloughed veteran. Washington Gossip. , New York, March 10. A Washington correspondent says it is understood that Gen. Grant protests against further attempt? to penetrate the Confederacy until Richmond shall have been taken. He disagrees with Gen. Halleck, and places the highest value npon the rebel Capital,' declaring that Cincinra'i ns well as Washington are threatened by it. Another correspondent says of this new "on to Richmond" movement: I think it probable that Grant will command the main column,' with" 'Sherman, McPherson, Meade and Hooker as chief subordinates. Gen. William HmitU arrived here today, which gave rise to the report that he was to supercede Meade. It is plain that Grant urges his appointment. Special to the Tribim Washington-, Mhi-oIi 0. Gen. Grant 'had a conference to-day three hours long with the Secretary of War and Gen. Halleck, upon the military situation in all the lighting departments. In this important council a general campaign was agreed upon that is intended to lv; decisive. The particular point, is of maLiug a more enetgelic and decisive me of the army of the Potomac, than has heretofore been !;i;ulr, was fully recognized. If irt understood that this extends fo more ih'ui reorganizing and changing its commander, whiidi is thought, br-st. Grant will go !o the army of" the Po'oiuae tomorrow to see its condition and snuwhat it wants, lie long jouriiev work. Gen. ll illrt has hardly slept from hi i i..'i-i', an 1 vet is hard a t wiil 'perform lh fune1 turns ol chief of statf to the President, stated, on high authority, that It, is Grant will soon returi to the South to finish his hlg job. Minister Dayton's son is ssid to linve arrived here from Paris, to-day, with dispatches from his father expressing the opinion that, the accordance to the French Government of free egress to rebel cruisers, from ports in which they have been allowed to receive repairs, foreshadows the recognitor of the Confederacy. General Halleck stated to-day, to the President, that the reports of Gen. Sherman having met with rever.es, are wholly untrue. He had accomplished all he was sent to do. The Worlds special says a council was held to-day at which not only the President, Grant, Halleck and the whole Cabinet participated but all the military talent which the Administration has confidence in was present.- The basis of the case submitted for consideration was that the several February expeditions had totally miscarried and the country was becoming alarmed and dissatisfied. I have i( from a source considered reliable that after :he grounds had been gone over Grant was asked for his views, and he promptly replied in favor of the capture of Richmond as the first step in the campaign, and I feel quite sure that orders will instantly go forward to'bring the 11th and 12th corps from Chattanooga, and the 10th and 17th corps from the Mississippi River to Virginia. All the troops that can be spared from other points will, according to statements which reached me, be incorporated in. the Army of the Potomac, and Banks will be reinforce d by negro troops, but aierely this and nothing more. It is expected that with the aid of the fleet we will be able to take Mobile.- The bulk of white troops will be concentrated in Virginia. It is believed that 200,000 men can be brought against Richmond at pny day. The Richmond Enquirer of the 7;,h says General Bragg has determined to order 1,500 cavalry to be permanently stationed around Richmond. With such a force picketing the roads it will effectually protect the city from the insults of raids as well as the country from their injuries. The Richmond Examiner saya Col. Dahlgren was killed at Watchtown. There were two bullets through his head, one through his hand, and two iu the body. He was stripped naked, and his body left lying in the road. A number of our men were captured; and the Whig shy's they should not . be treated as prisoners of war, but that this day's sun should not go down before every scoundrel taken is blown from the cannon's mouth. , , . Prisoners Taken 1- the Keltela. AVashington, March 0. The Chronicle has received files of late Richmond papers, including dates to the 8th inst Lient. Pollard- bronght in ninety-five Yankee prisoners on Saturday night, captured in nn encounter in King William County., According to one account, these iiinkeatbree hundred and f four prisoners captured from the raid ers, besides the killed and also the wounded who: were not csptured. ; Pittjbukg, March 10. The feet bv pier mark and falling since S o'clock A. M. -, - iver mne Raining A French Opinion or Gen. Grant. j The Paris Pressej in an article upon the j American war, in-which it arrived at j the conclusion that the South is about I to abandon the struggle, thus speaks of i Gen. Grant: , j " Grant is the American Massena, the ', beloved child of Victory; who has never j met with a reverse, but who is as valiant 1 and indefatigable as if he had one to ! fear. Alone he is aUe to resist the ! three armies of the Confederacy." This compliment to ',the-lieutenant-General is well deserved.; Europe is generally coming round to a true appreciation of the situation in this country, and in a few years will do . us full and ample justice. Already some of their papers are pronouncing our army the best in the world, and this fact will soon be universally acknowledged.

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MILLINERY. nrtwxr irti tit? r1 cm-a ttt w.c MRS. ELIZAIp2IGLE:BERG, j A TTaS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK I Ui II a larire stock of Black Silks. Gnpuire Laco I Collars, Dres Trimm?ncs, and other Fancy Articles ontahle for Ladies' wear. . Ali"0, Grenadine Sliawln, Valeuelenle Iaee, and all other articles usually lent in a Ladies' Fancy StoTe. " ;, , " t, j the das on han4,aid will make to oruer, : j ladies' Silk Mantles and Cloaks,! I which she will sell at the lowest possible advance j on New York cost She w ll lo keep a stock for j whole-alius, which Merchants nld do well to 1 call and examine. She asks the Ladies to giva her a call before purchasing elsewhere, a she ft-els assured that she csn sell lower than any other honse in the city. Oa First Street, betwecen Main and Locust. nihil Mas. F. SPP.1GLF.BERG, AUCTON & COMMISSION. J. J. COIIA', Auction and Commission Merchant,. Main St., between Second and Third, EVANSVILLE, IXD. Regular Sale Days, TUESDAY, TJIUBSDA and SATURDAY. , . - , Out door Sales promptly attended to. - Consignments respectfully solicited. Lilieral Cash Advances mada on all kinds of Merchandise consigned to ns. Y DRY-GOODS. r JJ. COHN HAS JUST RETURNED from the . F.asteri cities, and t now receiving daily a largo stock of Goods, snch as Chiua and Glassware, Dry-Goods, consisting of bleached and nn bleached Muslin, Prints end Lawns ; also, a lot ot fine plain Shut Linens, Table Cloths, bleached and unbleached lluss:a Diaper Towels, Napkins, Ladies' and Gents fine Linen Haniken-liiefa, a general variety of Gentlemen's Fnrniahiiie Goods ; also, a variety of Balmoral and Hoop Skirt, plain While and Embro dcr.t Skirts Pieo-kGisl, coinisting of lir ja lcloilis, Cishmervs, DiK-sk ius, Ca-inetts, Satinets, and a general variety of Rend) Made Clothing.. Ladies aud G ntlomeu are invited to call and exami.ie bis Stock before pur ha, iin elsBWhere. . .1. J. COHN,,. Cor. l bird & Main, rpp. Wfti-hiugtou lloiirf. nihl' j m - j E LECTION NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA,) , Vanderburgh County,. 1 ' ; i - The Stateol Indiana to the Sheriff of Vanderburgh ' County:- - - . ; T., LOUIS RICIITER, Clerk of the Vander- , bmgti Circuit Court, do hereby certify U the Sheriff ot said eonnty what officers are to be elected for the several townships iu said county, at tlie usual places of holding elections, on the first Monday iu April, A. V. 1SB4, to-wit: ; "i. For Pigeon Township, one Justice-of the-Peace and four Constables. For Knijcht Township, one Justice-of-the-Peace and two Constables. For Scott Township, oue Justice-of-the-Peace aud two Con.tt.ibk-3. " ' For Armstrong Townfhip, oue Jnstice-of-the-Pcai-e and two Constables. For l'erry Township, two Constable". For Unku Township, two .liistiees-of the-Poaee and two C msiables. For ( en tie Tow nship, two Constables. For Gemini Township, two Constables. .Viol one Township Trustue for a h of said scvemi Township'. Au-.l the Mieriffis hereby direct-d to give leiral notii 'of Slid election in conformity with Ins statutes in such case made and provided. Iu itns whereof 1 hereunto subscribe inr nam- and affix the seal of Said Contt.-thh: Tttt .Vof March, A. 1. IS el - - . . : l : J.Ot IS lUCHTlilt, Clerk V.C.O. I, George W.ilf.in, Sheritt ot Vanderburgh County, certify thtitthe above and tori Rohig is a 1 rn ami com t;etc copy ot the original, now on Itlv iu my r.flice. GEO. WOL1 LIN 'Sh'ft V: C. Union and Times cq y uihlil A CARD. 'J'llK UNDERSIGNED take this method f I infill-nine; Iim h-eirttelt lhaiikito his many l'ti-'iid and patrous 1,-r ihe liberal support ho has r -relied din ing Ins stay iu this city, and ou retiring irviii tiie Picture bilHines.1 iu EvttijiYilte, takes pleasure in recommeu'liog Jus successors Mes rs ilcox a; McGill, as obliging gentlemen aud skillful Artists, w ho will do everything in their power to reuder satisfaction to their patrons, at the old stand, corner of Mam -and eW-cond streets. . . J-. BURNS, luhudlni. - "' '. ; -.-I . ; 5. Vj. MEDICAL. BUOUCiHTON & WOOD, Crescent City Drug Store, Cor. Third and Main Sis. Dealers ia Foreign Chemicals, Paints, and American Drugs, and Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Perfumery, Faucy and Toilet Articles. Coal Oil and Benzine by the gallon or barrel. , - .; ; f i '- I j'. i -;' . Concentrated preparations and essential tinctures on hnud and manufactured to order. Doubfe Distilled Wafer, made fresh every week. Patent Medicines of all kinds. - i (I St' Eclectic Remedies and a full supply of Medici nal Roots aud Herbs. LUMBER. Lumber, Doors and Window Sash. 75.000 FEF.T TINE FLOORING; 2f,(K0 feet Pine Weatherboarding; . s i -i W) otS) k-et Pine inch Lumber;. , 10,000 light Window Sash ; COO 5 and 4 Pauuel Doors ; In yard and for sale by JOHN F. GLOVER. P. S. Orders from- the river or country will receive prompt attention, nil lm GROCERIES. . 1)

OORS AND SASH - M.-i-IWOO Lights SX10 Sash. 1800 " 10X12 - ' - ' ' 8(HI " " 8IH " 10X14 " . .iifl 9X14 - " . : vo i ioxi.1 ,;;. 'IS r TOO " , 10X10 , l'0 4 Pauuel Doors, assorted sise?. 7.1 2 " "

Just recoived from Toledo, and for sale at WHEELER, RIGGS SUGG. IN DOW GLASS UK) Boxes 8X10 Glass. ' : 75 " 10X12 -1 " 0X12 ' 40 ' 10X14 -.,.' , . , 2') 1 ''- X 14 "e t 1 ' !nH5 ' " loxio " Ou baud aud to arrive, and for sale at WHEELER, R1GGS k SUGG. 1 love ft seed - . l : : , . ..... . 1 Vv' 1. ,o EujUiIs Freh Clover Seed, for sale by j , WHEELER, K1CU3 A SUGG. ... ! QUG.VR '7" -."7. - t" .'7 j k? Jut reci ived direct from New Orleans, W j hhiU. Fair to Prime N. O. Sngar, and tor sale I cheap, bv HF.GTiEU, Ui(MS A RUGG.,f OLASSFS AND SYKUP-j f , - - r A I ?.', fcbls. Hoaev Syrup. ----- 25 ' Green P't ' 7 5. .' - ' 20 " X. O Molasw. ' Ki h.lf bb!? XXX Svrup: . .- : . K!U 10 gal. ki'e's. '" " " ' - '- - -- For rale by ' - - nov.'S WHEELER, RTG03 & 8CGO. COFFEE -.. : .... , 130 Bag Prima Coffee. ... 50 Boxes Gronud " - . k j ' , : 60 s-. " Essence- ! For sale cheap bv "; , WHEELER, BIGGe 4 8UGG. SODA 1 150 Kegs Newcastle Soda.. . s ' A. M. - - 5o Boxes 1 lb. .paper ' , . On hand and to arrive, and for salabv WHEELER, RIGGS & SUGG. OODEN WARE 200 Doz. Buckets. 2o Well backets. 25 Nests Sugar , , 21 (81 Tune, - .. - . -' 1 (..) . .- 2:i Doz. assort, size Tubs. 7.1 " Wash Boards. 20 " Meal Selves. . : , . SO " Hemp Bed Cords. M " Grass " -r ISO Coils H inch Grass Rope.. . . .- 20 j " ' -. : '-I S ; 2iK) lbs. Cotton Wrapping Twine. 400 ' " ' " Ou hand aud for sale by WHEELER; RIGOi ft BUCCL vANUbKS Ann war150 Boxes S'ar Caudle.. : 60. German Soap. As. Fancy 200 As. Fancy J." For sale, cheap, by VV HEELER, RIGGS 4 SUGG.

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Pi. - r s - . i at a .fl tt 01 f I , C5 N T3 f C If) " u a o m' o o -h o ac i ei o - 2 J oTrfJ Com SJe3- ' O ..' .."--' 3 os 2 r c-? cS p Stu o O E $ a . E S .13 -z. 5 S I I t a -5 -5H V c 00 o a os S ha S. J 1 1 SALE OF LOTS. Great Sale of Real Estate. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT 1 Public Auction at Ihe Court House in Kvane. ville, oa Ihe 3oth day of March, at 2 o'clock P M., a large number of Lots in various parts of the City, described as follows: A Honse and Lot on Locust Street, being 27 by 75 feet, middle part of rear half of Lot 104, Original Plan ; being Ihe resilience of Chester Chubb. The north-west half of Lot 220, in the Denation Enlargement, being 37J by 150 f et in size. The House aud premises formerly occupied by Mr. James Oakley as a Barrel ' Factory, situate npon Lots 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, in Block 19, in the Eastern Enlargement. Lot 9 in Block 12, Lot 3 in Block 20, Lot 7 in Block 24, Lots 2 and 7 in Block 42, Lots 6 and 14 in Block 44, Lot 2:t in Block 45, Lot 9 in Block 40, and Lot 15 in Block 64, in the Eastern Enlargement. Lot 172 in the Donation Enlargement, being 73 by 150 feet, corner of Sycamore Street and the Canal. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. Sand C, and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, S. ti, 7, 8, 10, 17, 18, T9 and 20; in Block 7, in Sharpe's Enlargement. - ' ' - Lets 3, 4, 5, 6,7. 8.9, 14and 15, in Block 79, and Lot 7, in Block 104, Lamasco. Lots 20, 27, 28, 43, 44, 45, 40, 47, 48. 49, 50, 61, 52, S3, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78 and 79. Isabella Place, situate east of Lamasco, and south of the Evansville Union Furniture Factory. Lots 8, 9, and 10, in Block 14, Southern Enlargement. . Lot 1, in Block 2, North Eastern Enlargement. Lot 10 in Block 1, Baker's Addition. Lot 4 in Block 2, Crescent Enlargement, adjoiniug the residence of Joe. Urie. , - i Lots 4, 5 and C, in Block 6, Crescent Enlargement, adjoining the residence of Conrad Farr. TERMS OF SALE One-third Cash, balance in 6 and 12 months with interest, the purchasers giving note, secured by mortgage. For further particulars enquire at my office on Third Street., ...... . ASA IGLEHART, ' ' - -i ' Real Estate. Agent. II, NELSON, Auctioneer. instds Sale at Public Auction of Choice City Property. WALKER & KEHR will sell at Public Auction, at the Conrt House door, in Evansville, on the 13th day of March 1804, at 2 o'clock P. M. the Xollowiug described Real Estate, to -wit : ' . - . UOSATIOS ENLABGKMEXT, ' The north-easterly of let 217, being 50 by 75 feet.coruer of Division and Fifth streets. The ml die of lot 217, 5 by 75 feet, fronting on Division strtet. Lot 215, and lot 218. I 01VEB ENXABGSMENT. North-easterly J Jof lotsUl and 32, fronting 100 feet on Elm street. . f ; - KASTEBS F.NLABOFMENT. ' j ". . Lot 11, in block 13; lot 1 in block 14; lots 6, 10 ud 13, in block IS; lot 1, in block 24; lot 12, in block 42; lot 12 in block 44; lot 10 in block 40: lot 15, in block 43. rOl'BIK rSLAROEMEVT. The undivided ot lots 1. 15,18 and 17, in block f. Lots 7 end 8, in bloVk 1& i , -. . -1 SOUTHERN EXLABCFSir NT. Lot 9, in block 3. lavasco car. Lots 11. 12, 14, li, and T6, in block 23; lot 14, iu block 47 ; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, and 10, in block 58 ; lots 5, fi, 23, 24, and 25, in block 04 ; lolls 1 2, 6 7, 8, 9, 10 11, 12, 27, 28. and 29, in biock 71 ; lots 1' 2, 3, 14, 15, aud 16, in block 85; ots 3, 4, S, 0, 2.'. 23, 24, "5, and 20. in blsck 89; lots fl 13, 14,15 16, 22, 23, 21, 23, and 20, in block 100 v .7 ' I , German Building Association's subdivision of a part of the north-nest quarter of section 10, township 6, range 10 west lot 75. Also, the north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section 23, township 4 south, range 11 west 40 acres. . Tebms. One-third cash, and the residue in two equal annual payments, with Interest thereon, waiving the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws, secured by mortgage npon the premises sold. Title good. WALKER A KEHR, mar7 diwtd Real Estate Agents." Big Sale of Lots '-'-- IN SHARPE'S ENLARGEMENT. "I'HE HEIRS OF PETER SHARPE, deceased, J will sell at public auction, at the door of the conrt-honse in Evansville, on Saturday, March 26th, 1864, at 2 P.M., the following choice building lots in Sharpe's Enlargement of the City of Evansville: , , . , . t 7 , , Lots 21, 22, 23, 24, h," Block 8 ; ' ... 1, a, a, 4, ft, 6, 7, 8,9, 10, iu Block 10; ... 1,2, 3, 4, ft, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, u, in Block 14: 1,2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, in Block 15; ... 1. 2. 3. 14. 15. If. 1? is in n i o-i ; i. Block 16; Lots 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, G, 7, 83,10,11, In TJTock 17." Persons desiring oan purchase' at private sale at any tiue before the auction. The title is perfect, and warrantee deeds will be given by the heirs. TeJsms One-third cash ; balance in one and two years, purchasers giving their notes for deferred payments, with interest, without reliaf, secured by mertgaga on the property sold. 1 i ''. EMILY 8HABPK, FRED. SHAKPB, 1 ' EDGAB SHABPE, mch5 dtd Heirs.

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IX. - COErOEATION -NOTICE. V OF. PER TOR A PLANK TTT. WIPI. Feb. 19 18il.T-And ijow it is hereby oidcp -I and directed by the common council of tlie citv of Kvansnille that theM-ncri of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or ailjolnlni the-southeast si.l of Mnlberry street, from Thiid to Fourth streets, said cily.canse the side walks thereon to 1 brought ... .Via ..ib.t. ir.ailu unri ll.nl ll.n.- :...

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" ' '" - A: Pr'AKFMN, '4erk, Clerk's 0(Bce,.Fcb. 21, 1S0L 'CORPORATION NOTICE. i f? nan a ra a pi. ink stnr. wai.-c. i Feb. la, 1J'.4. And now it is hereby ordered aud directed by the Common Council of tlie Cit of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or partof tots, fronting on or' a Ijoinius; the northwest side of Oak street, from Sixth to Sventh streets, in said City, causethe Sidu side walks thereon to be brought to the projier grade, and that they cause a side walk nf Class No. i, to lie laid down theron within thirty days. trolq the publication of this order. ." ' A. rFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 21, 18tt. : - - , ; . , ,'v CORPORATION NOTICE. i ORDEB FOB A PLANK BIDS WALK. Teh 19, 18t4. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of 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, in said City, canse the' side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side walk of Class No. 2, to be laid down thereon within thirty days from th publication ofthisorder. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 25, 1804. i CORPORATION NOTICE. . OBDKB FOB A PLANK 8IDE WALK. Feb. 19, 18s4. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Conncil of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts ot lots, fronting on or adjoining the northeast side of Seventh street, from Cherry to Oak streets, in said City, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they causes a side walk of Class No. 2, tobc laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of thi order. . . , ; - i - y .A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. , Clerk's Office, Feb. 2S.18S4. - i; , CORPORATION NOTICE. or.nBB FOR A BB1CK SIDEWALK. ' F -b. 1!). DMel. And now It is hereliy ordered and diriTtwI by the Common Council of the City of Evansville that the owners of all lots or par's of lots, frontin on or adioininsc south-erst side of Vibe street, between Thiid and Fourth streets, in id city, Ynr.se the side walks thereon m be brought ti: the projier grille, and that they muse a sidewalk of Class No. 1, to be laid down thereon wlibin thirty days from the-publ icatiou of this order. i i A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Officot Feb 25, 1804. . CORPORATION NOTICE. OBOEB TO BKPAIB SinEWAI.KS. Feb. 19, 18i;4. Ant now it is hereby ordered and direijed 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 ol First street, lrom cuesnut to unerry streets, in said City, cause tne side walks thereon to be repaired within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Feb. 25, 1804. DENTIST. X Xt. -EEC TO" Xi X DENTIST Corner . Main and Second. Streets, EVANSVILLE, IXD. Jan. 4, '04 3m' " Dr F. HUTCHINSON, DENTIST, HAS removttl lioin bis ild oftire on the corner of Secoud and Maiu streets, to his new roouis ou First st. two djors below Main, next to the Mercantile l.ibraiy, old MaiMiniiIIhII. He has simrrd no expense for the comfort anil convenience ol bis patients having enlarged and increaed his facilities, a ndsernred the assistance of one of the best workmen In the State.. Ho can now supply the wants of those desiring his services. DR. HUTCHINSON HAVING FOR TI!F last seven years received the unlimited patronage of the citizens of Evansville and snrrounding towns and country, would return most sincere thanks for their appreciation of his skill as Dentist, hoping, by nntirtug energy la securing for his patients all the LATEST IMFROYKMKXTS AMI . . ; IXVESTltt.VS, to merit a continuance of the same favor. ; ' Personal Attention Cilven In Every Case. Ills fnt-llltles for doing good work equal any Establishment In I lie lulled States. Every style ot Artificial 'Teeth made In Kastern t itles are made by hlni. Ret renoe at all times giveu by referring o persons now wearing the BEAUTIFU SETS OF TEETH prepared in his office. Having had mnchexiu-ri fence in treatmeut of irregalartiy of t'lllL,DRKN'S TEETH, he wonld have no hesitation in saying the most Irregular cases can be entirely corrected by him. Cases can be seen in this city and comity entirely corrected by him. Cleft, Palate or openings in Palate snccesfiilly treated. Scurvy, Neuralgia affections and all diseases of the month successfully treated. Those desiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH wonld d.. well to consult him. IMr'Terms very moderate. SRSTThe best Anearthetirs for alleviating pain when extracting teeth. Chloroform "given when requested. , . . . J uue 22. 1W. HAAS, j EKLINJ I V THANKFUL FOR TnE L liberal pat 'osgereoeiveddurlng the past four years, and being i permanent resident of this city, desiies all persoi (whether they need his professional services or it) to visit his rooms and see the Various Style ot work manufactured Improvements and Invent'.oug Are being made, and everything that will subserve the interests of his patients is secured by him. H I EnUblUlimciit and Faclllti s Are equal to any in EASTERN CITIES. He has Several Anaesthetics F0& Pain -when Teetht Alleviating Extracting Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearlj heir original coutonr. All desirable stylesof ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made anywhere In the United States, are made by him. Irregularities of Children's Teeth successfully corrected. Those having DECAYED TEETH Should either bavs ihem Extracted or Filled, (the latter if possible.) The health of the parties aud the remaining Teeth demand it. NEURALGIC At FLIC! IONS TREATED. ' ALSO CLEFf PALATE Office on First St , Near Post Oflice. GROCERIES. NXTBA CLKED II AM 3ui Cured Hams at 5,000 lbs. extra Sugar H. A. COOK'S. St H0CLDEB 4,500 lbs. choice new Shoulders at 11. A. COOK'S. UGAR CURED DRIED BEEF l.fXxVTbsT choice new Sugar Cured Dried Beef at II. A. COOK'S. BEEF TONGUES 12 doxen Beef Tongues For sale at H. A, COOK'S. c 1BANBERKIKS--lo bbls. jrime cultivated M A COOK'S. Cranberries at WJ; AND HAMBURGH CHEESE 50 bxs oice W. R. and Hamburgh Cheese inst received and for sale at II. A. COOK'S. lG'S FEET -25 kegs Ficklid pTg'sle7t at H. A; COOK'S. T7XTBA No. I MACKEREL 10 bbls. larireaud I Hd extra No. 1 Mackerels, as good sot to be j found in the city except at H.A.COOK'S. 1 f BBLS. WHITE FLINT HOMINY It At H. A. COOK'S. QMOKED HERRING 200 boxes No 1 smoked Herring at H. A. COOK'S. CJTEWART'S EXCELSIOR SYRLP (J b Bbls Stewart's Excelsior Svrup at H. A. COOK'S. 50 BOXES PALM SOAP At H. A. COOK'S. GERMAN CASTILE SOAP. 15 boxes German Castile Soap, at H. A. COOK'S. "10AL OlL 30 bbUpnfe w "bt'ieC'oal Oil, at J H. A. COOK'S. o AT MEAL 2 barrels Oa. Meal, at H. A. COOK'S. Af GENCY FOR BURNETT'S EXTRACTS. 100 dozen assorted Ex tra ts, for sale by H. A. COOK. PICKLED SALMON 3 tiercea Pickled Salmon, At H. A. COOK'S. 40 NKST CLOTHS BASKETS 4 5 aud 6 ii Nest, at- H. A. COOK'S. 50 DOZ. ASSORTED BED-CORDS - i At H. A. COOK'S 1 i IrtS EST MARKET BASKETS 1 lJJ 4 in Nest, at H. A. COOK'S. T AM PS-All in want of a Lamn call -Li At KLLIOlT'S Faiuilv Grocer.

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a. OPTICIAN Manufacturer of the newly invented PERISCOPIO X M A' FIELD1 GLASSES, On a tuw principal. OPERA GLASSES. 9: Icriscopk GLASSES, IX G. O X, ST E K I TORTOISE SHBLI Marine Sx)y Glasses, COMPOUND .Kit Simple . MICROSCOPES Hi 1 VAKIOI'S SHAPES. I HAVE ALSO fift HAND A SPECTACl.f by the name of a Globuel. a smoked Len. adapted lor weak eyes, where strong light, snow or wind attects the vision. Those Sictaih-a aiv s perfect preventative to the eye, using them ion stantty, causing the eye !u gam its healthy po. i and retain it to old a. Spectacles for near sighteduess or cataract can I had of I KITTEN BERG. Spectat-b-s re-st and Optical lust in ments repaired at the short.--st notice. Ucm oi l-r the plice, 67 Main Street, liet. SeconJ and Word Sis., KlrAX8riLLK, IX ! sep. 29. , " MONEY WANTED. GOLD! cmniitl Nole. Wanted at the highest price at the I SAVINGS DANK NO. 4 PIRST STREET. GROCERIES. Ofi LBS- CHOICE BOLOGNA 8AUSAGE.JJ For sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. rM BUSH ELS FKESIi GRol ND CORN MEAL iV In store aud for sale at . ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. DO, SO. 1 TI BS 6 do-.. No. 2 " 10 Xcst (S in Nest) lubs; doi. assorted Rolling Pius; 5 oe. Butter Pkd lies; .'! doz. " Prints; 40 Baskets, assorted si2es ; Just recoived and for sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCER V. ONE Hundred lbs. Choice Table Butter ; 50 Jar .lost received and birs'aleat ' ELLIOTT S FAMILY GROCERY. 'T'EN B ARRELS Laige Pickles, for sale by the 1 dozen, hundred or barrel, at ' - FLLIOT-rs FAMILY GROCERY. CHFTY DOZ f Brooms ; ASSORTED Hard and Shaker in doz. Fancr Hearth Brooms in doz. Whisk Jnit received and for sle at ' ELLKiTT'S FAMILY GROCERY rruvo THOUSAND I.k-i i h..;.. sugar Cur. d X I'ried Beef. A nico Hrii, l IVr sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. SEALED PROPOSALS. OFFICIO ACT. ASS'T QUARTERMASTER,) Evansville, In !., March 7, lsi:4. ji SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will be r ceived at this ottice until Sat unlay, March 12th, 1801, for supplying monuments f ir oeceasnl soldiers interred in Oak Ix ill Cemetery, t3 begnvtr ied by the followiug specifications : Good seasoued piue or jwplsr IiiiiiIkt, free from knots, planed, and to receive two coats of white paint, Willi au additional coat of coal tar for the part under ground, the lettering to be in black paint, with the name of the soldier shaded ; bight u be three and a half 03 ; feet, flfteiu (15) inches wide, aud two inches thick. Pproposala will lorni a ban's for a written contract for the supply of snel, others as may I needed until December .11 t, 18--4. F. H. EHRM AN, n.h'Altd Capt. i A. A. Q. M.

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S3 mi das ISsI OS krjt 0 TBI ca mat tsa 32 4 sC tse r?"mr era sKP tsy v. ft SO fear fsasa ft OR t3 pa .V .ft. mm aW 0 , BSI tb-V ss 9 a IBS S3 to tJ NOTICE. Notice of the Opening1 andLaviaff , l-,: - ' O out ui a r uuuu Aitey. j 4 GRFEABLY to the Charter and Ordinances ! -is- ' tbetiiy. Notice is hereby given. that on the l h day of Fnbrtury, 1Si4, au'Ordcr was passed by ! the Common Couucilcf the city of Kvansvlllt, , ret-uiring an alley ?o 1m laid oot and opened In block number eighty-five (85tin the town of Laomsco, now city of Evansville, and that a plat, j showing ihe position, width and length of said alley was appt-u.h-d to saiii order and is now on nlc iu this oilii-e. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's OBice, Feb. 20, l.Si.l. THE STALLION SEASON -pHK FAST-TliOTTfNU STALLIONS " VEX LoX" and "MORUAK BLACKHAWK will make the season of lso4, troni 1st of March to 1st ol July, at the Blarkhavik Stablo Evansville 1 ml "1 he terms for Ve'.ex will be S30 and for Morgan Blackbawk il, is.v O.lr ou Ihe 1st day of January, ISiV.. Bi-eeders will have the privilege of returning mares to said stallions during the follow, ing season, should they not prove in loal ; but in no rase w ill any insurance whatever he granted nor will either of said stallioua Is- leruiitted C render service under any cirrnmstaocee nntil th owner or breeder shall have sirned a contract la accordance w ith the alwve terms. Foi Pedigrees and lesciipii,.u addrM ml HENUY fcOAlik, A4tnt tor -iwnrt.

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