Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 January 1865 — Page 2

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K HOUSE! ICE HOUSE In r-x-1 oHI- PHILIP DiX'KKR. rpHE SF.COHD UTOET Or MEK KK'ci Br i I.DJL inf., Mala Street, (oyer Bil-y Qn'.f) is for rent. It to splendid room h r it wholesale or Manufactoring bneiness. Enquir e Dee 13 fcCHAPKKK A iiC'SISi; . aMaaBaBaMBBaBaBBBaBBSBHBaiaBMBBSBase0aeaaflaMMVaB WANTED. WANTED. TO LEASE, for Sveyeare, a bouse (brick preferred) with) nut mora than Sre room and kitchen, with th pririleg of purchasing. Address Boi 3, p. 0. fTirnea copy u f k and chares to Hall ft Budd..) jaus.lwd. WASTED OIEL A good girl to do hoase. work. Good wage giveo. Woik it'iit. Apply at ttiia offlco. deoVi FOR SALE. " Real Estate For Sale. I WILL SELL T1IK FOLLOWING PEOPEKT1 CHEAP, to-wit: 1. Large Hmm with 10 room, war Main street. 2. Two large Brick Hon es, oppoeit Bull's Head. : 4 -Larg tram and six lota, uaar the illy. 4. Three good Jouas on Aon iim. 5. Brltk Horn oa Hyesmon), be't 3d and 4th sis. Two Urge nous oa Divi.bia strt. 7. House aud four Iota In Elliott's Knlargeuv-nt. X llunse aud fonr lota in Goodael's Enlsrxemeut. t. Fran House near Bailr.ad Machine aboes. In. On stoiy House on Ihird sweat. 11. Large Frame on Leet atreet. 12. Hone and business Lot car. Locnst and Ktb. 1J. fell Lota in block 'i, fa. Urn Enlergemsnt 14. Several hamleom reaidences and facta of laud in ntringtown. 15 NlT'y.nli acres within a V, nil In of Evansvllle 15. 10 air as within half a mil" of Evanavill. 17. Thra acra adjoining teity. IS. U1 aeraa near Oak Hill fmtry. 1U. lo'asm, with large Hoase, near the city. Mt. fia.:ree, 10 cleared, within tt mile of thacity. 41. MjOacre In Poy county, (cod land. tt. Owarraa In Warrick rannty. A. A very handaoma residence In Boonvilla, with o'or 11 acre etta hd. li. A great variety ot Bonding Lota In very part f the city. 2.V Large Brick iloaaa In Tomiirlove's F.tiUrg'mi ). I will eirhsnge Ihe lai.da lu Posey and Warrick comities for city property. - Taw abw. embrace on of tb fl fleet Hat er olTerad In Kvaaaville. J Mat call at tli Provost Manual' om a, Kvanavilis, Ind. ALVAH JOHNSON, fi-tf Heal Palate Agent. V NEW KAMK HOLSIc7jrf ;oMl;Lr.Tl.D . V con g Inlug eight room, hall, psntry. cloth room ami hath room, with now c-Hr, large cisUrn, carriage bonaa, wood aud coach shade, sltunt ed on four yood sited lots, witbio ten nilnnte walk of lb 1'oatoftiia. Alan, a tea aero lot of groaud, within on mil of the Court Doner. Apply to Will II. Wood, corner Main and Third tratla deci.-.'w HATS, CAPS & FURS. LADIES' FURS, AT ISO. MJ iWnit. Htl'tM.'l. OCR KTOL'K OP I.AMt'.V tVUH Hie never beau an conipleta aa at tha I'narbi tlm. W bar ou baud a couiplet yariety of all artlt la In Ibla llna. am b aa Bluffs, Capes, Collars, VICTORINES and CUFFS Of ary 4'aripliou ; alao Fur, Velvot, Silk Hoods, Skating Caps, Gloves, And Trininiiuga or all kimla. The Lailiea nf Kv aaarllli' and lcliill aia Intllrd to conm aud amlna unr atork lieKira pnrchaelne alwhere. VAliTIKH A 51 A Hi 'ON I K ft, Mauiifacturar aud dealer In iiata and Ooo. N. U. CIAHH ,aid fur elilppluK Eura. BOOKS. It ropolil im GIFT BOOK STOEE. Exlillrltloi. lur ! Holiday. Bui your holiday books wiikkk toi; can gt a Kilt aud havu the beat aelectiou. HphtuUid coplea of Nhakaira, frm S'..i)tuIJ Mill. jii, ' Hfeilcwr, ' Hrr.ieu, - j ' " fw. - " tl.d.l.mllb, ' ' " fivru, i " " Mo.ua. ' V) to 91 lWlulL 1.6o to lli 1..M) to l ' l.-Vi to S1J l.'Mtofli 1 50 lu SI 1 "Ml tO fl Aim: Beautiful rublra of I he irreat Italian karda Haul and Taee.i, Flmari h'a Liea, Dirk a Wurka, Kulliu'a fliatiuy. and ail tha other Celp. brated worki of amieiit an I modern writer.. Album! inevery itylraitdahapo, fruni II i'. tu J r. : Fortfolitia in iika manner, bi-antiliil cantre tabu Bok. Moaiinto Dooka and 1'iaver book, all adaptel to the llolidaya. A (ilt fr-conipauica arery on of three lxok., varylua; In alue Irum .VI) to JIIW. Jil,- Watchea, Pltchvra, Caaiort, lett, Chalm, 4c, 4c, art' drawn arery day, and will cntlnne thrnugh the holiday aeaaon. J HUTCHINSON, dec).!w N i l li.l atraot, Kranavilh). , SASH AND DOORS. j Auxins srribisiTi (aucoeaaor to Sraaia A Bvanaa,,) Kt'OND 8T..BKT. CHtSTSCT AJtDOUSRSY, MVANSVILLK, ISDlANt ASH, DOORS, WaTTDOW BLINDS Dressed Lumber Board, Lathi, 4c, of Ytry doacrlntloo conaUotlj oa hud. Packlnj Boxen of all klnda mad to or. rder. hawing of erery kind dona oa tha ih or teal aplS-ly BUNNELL & SONS, 0OMKa WALNCT 8TBEIT AND CANAL. K V A N V I T T I,- tvrn liara oa hand lb Urg-Mt lot a SmUph,, Poor., Blinds, frames, tc, Kvr Dill lac I a rad la th Wt. THEY ARE OF OUR OWST MAZE. hT alao a fine lot of Whit rin and Popular taring. - Moulding or all kluda made and aawing XMeantritiowa eWa at the ahn.teet aotlrst. GIFT BOOKS. ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS. R THC t'HKIF,TM18 AXD HttUD.U TRADE ! Sitter Sweet A poem; by J. G. Holland, bound in Turkey Antique. Dictionary of Poetical Quotations: By Sarah Josepha Hale. The Josephine Gallery -Hand Homely bound in Turkey Antique. Tho Book of the Boudoir l?y Kllen Louise. An Elegant Illustrated Edition of Xennyson s .New i'oem. Enoch Arden Handsomely bound. Great Truths, by Great Authors. Parables front Mature B Mrs. A. Gatty. Pleasures of Memory and Pleasures Of Hope Illustrated. Byron's Complete Works l?ound in Turkey Antique. .4JLSO, Alaroand couplet uaorttnent of tiltt Annaale, Photoerapb Albnms. Photofraph Bible. Portfolio, Diarya, Work Boxes, LadiM Leather and Wlro Porta.ntonnaiea. Tha abore good ware Uiunhteipreaely for tb Holiday Trade, aud will b at unifonnlT low . at J. HKALY'S, No. corner of Mala and Kiiat St. Dec 14-dtfd FLOUR. Igleheart Brothers to the Hungry. DO YOU WANT FLOCRT Com to th Southern Kill PO YOU WAST Coax MKAL . C,,m ' ,h Sonth Mill. PO YOU WANT BRAN AND SH1PSTCFK ? Com to tha Southern Mill. Do you waut your Bread and feed fresh, and aent to your home ? Com to tbe Southern Mill and yon get it, all mkrng bet, the cold morning. 1l Ort!c and Bran Kootil open all boaine heme, on rh corner of Lovuat atrci aud Canal ioM tt

WEDSliSDAT IAKCABY R A I L E01D E K6 1ST K K . y.. a. c. r. u.

DEPARTS: Mall i Way, Proirht and AooomnodatioB Through Ereiglit : 4a A. a. ....5 a. it. .1 : . A B B I V E S : Mall 7: 3d r. Accommodation ft: 20 p. Through rrelglit.. . 8 :55 a. m T. If. dk. R. R. R. DEPARTS FROM T. H. Day Expraaa.. 3: 55 r. at. Atxom rn'xluon ...7:36 a. at. Sight tiproa 12:50 A. u. AEBITI AT T. H. Day rxpreaa . 12:2S r. a. AcGoa)inchuion..m.....- 6:10 p. M. Night r.zprea 1:2 a. a. The two roada mak good cannectloef at Terr Hauta. OITY NEWS. The XashrlHe Battles. On our Crgt pftge we print n exceed' ingly iDtereiting letter from an "Eyansville IJoy," now with Maj. Gen. A. J. Smith in Tennessee, firing an accurate account of the battles in tbe vicinitj of Naflhville, as witnessed by bim. The letter needs no commendation from us. It is a plain, straightforward statement of what an intelligent eye-witness of (be b&ttje saw. It it especially valuable, coming as it does from one of oor own citizens V are confident all will read it with pleasure. Fkom the Frost. We were gratified yesterday by receiving from the front a few lines from our old and gallant friend Geo. W. Hill, of the C5ih, formerly mail airent on the E. 4C.R.R. George is in fine health and highly gratified with the situation. He makes a requisition upon us for extra rations, which we will take great pleasure in honoring. RELlfilots. The Union fprayer meotiii'h are Leing continued, and are full nf intcrehl. The meeting this raornin2 will lake place at the .Walnut Street i fburtb, and all are invited to attend. j Photractkd Meetiko. A protracted t meeting it proressiag at the Iogle Street Methodist Church. Thanks. We thank tbe generous ! ladies of the Locust Street Methodut ; church for the prexent of a magnificent cuke, soul to this office laat night It is j very large and very beautiful, and we j douiit not very delicious. Sr We are indebted to A.liuUnt I'ajje fur files of Nashville papers of Sunday. tta'" We are gratified to Itiaru that the Sabbath School Festival, held at Mozart Hall last week, netted lour hnndred and fifly dollars; a very handsome sura, and will be put to good use. fcaJT The new Supreme Court held its liret session in Indianapolis on Monday InRt. ItaJTBy a private letter from a member of the C5lh regiment we learn that three pieces of artillery had been fNlied out of Iuck river, at Colombia, Tenn., which had been deposited there by Hood fur sale keeping.' t&" An army correspondent thinks (Jen. Howard is worthy ths title of "the American Havelock." Kvery Sunday he presents his compliments to his gen eral officers and their staffs and invites them to attend divine service at his headquarters. teST By a census report of St. I.ouis county, it appears that the total popula tion of the city of St. Iouis is one hun dred and eighty-seven thousand, eight hundred aud twenty. iMtiuTH Wab KLKcriojf.The election in the Kighth Ward, for Councilman in place of Fred. W. Cook, resign ed, res ilttd in the eleetion of John H. Koelkur, Union, over Frank Uamerstein," by CS votes against 0. Government Contracts. The contract for furnishing 1,000 barrels of flour to the Government was awarded on Monday by Capt. Ebrnaao to O. B. S. J. Bingham, of Patoka, at $10 per barrel. The contract for supplying fresh beef for the Post was awarded to F. Feachler at $ 13 SO per 100 pounds. HtusL Prisoners Coming North. Captain Jones received a dispatch from Nashville yesterday, says the Louisville Journal of Saturday, static,; that twenty-two hundred rebel prisoners were en route from that city to Louisville. They will probably arrive here this morning. IksT Sixteen years ago, last evening, it snowed. We remember it by tbe same token that on that same evening a ! preacner sam a tew pertinent wrds to ourselfauda handsome young lady, and wa nave been boarding with her ever since. Sy Our streets, and especially the wrossings, are a spectacle worthy the conumplation of our city fathers. By this afWn00I1 8k;ffj W;U be aLI(J ,0 ate the sw.eU with .M9 M, safety. Captms or UaRdBCR) Kr.-Two companies of guerr.Ua d.,hed ;oto Hardinsburg, Ky ,Mt V.Jntid. tue urst squad were driven t, with a loss of two killed and two w ound.eij The second squad, consisting of eight, men, were too many for the citizens to combat, and the place was surrendered to and held by them until the next day. The first squad attempted to burn the court house, but failed; the latter rigidly respected private property. IfcaT-One of the latest arrivals from Mobile reports that . there are only about 7,000 troops there, all militia except about 500 or 600 Alabamians aud a regiment of cavalry from Forrest's command. There were bat two ironcUds in the river, neither of them of much use Iackiug propelling power. This "reliable gentleman" thinks Mobile could he taken by a land frrce without much fighting. Gunboats would experience severe ddiculty on account of torpedoes.

Few. Items. j Two new-born infants were discovered i

a tew days ago, closely packed witn saw- having visited our city with Gen. Lojran dust, in a box, beneath the ice, in the J during last summer,) has been appointcanal basin at Terre Haute. j ed Adjutant General of Illinois by Gov Rececitisg. Col. R. N. Hudaon has j Ogleeby.

been appointed by Gov. Morton ehief re- j cruitmz officer tor tne Seventh Con- i gressionai umnti, wuu ueauauariera , B , 1 I at Terre Haute. i ine peopie or itrre uaute are going to work vigorously to save themselves from the draft. They have already called a public meeting and appointed the necessary committees to correct the enrollment lists. Why are oor citizens idle? A public meeting should be called here, that the enrollment lists may be perfected. There are a large number of ablebodied men here whose names are not on the lists, and who seem to have no visible means of support, and there are many young men who have reached the age of twenty years since the last enrollment was made; and in addition there are large numbers of refugees from the Sooth, who have as good a right to a part of the honor and glory of figh'ing for the country as those born and reared at the North. These should all be enrolled, that no one may be robbed of their rights. Hon. Geo. M. Dallas, Kx-Vice President of the United States, died in Philadelphia on Saturday rowrning, in the 7:5d year of his age. He was Vice President from 1841 to 1849.' He was a man of marked ability but a strong partisan. Military Arrkst. A l)r. I'atton, of V'incennes, has been arrested by tbe military authorities for harboring Dr. Jackioaa, a Son of Liberty, who was forcibly set at liberty after being arretted and lodged in the Knox county jail. Upon the arrest Geo. E. Greene goes off in a perfect torrent of vituperation ugainst the authorities. Morton's Ixcomx. Governor Morton pay $17) income tax. This is pretty good on a salory of $3,000. Of course our patriotic Governor ha made nothing out of the war! Vincennet Sun. Now isn't it a terrible thing thot , , ,. . the. Governor of Indtana has at. income oi or f I JIM in addition to bis pit iful salary of $3,000 per annum. A lucrative practice of many years in his profession, before he entered the arena of politics, ought to bave enabled biiu la invest some money from which to derive an income independent of his salary. Tbe malice entertained towardi Gov. Morton by the Copperheads was never more manifest than in tbe above con temptible item. No man has done more to foil the machinations of traitors, both North and South, than Gov. Mortou.and it is not strange that traitors hate him The IeRgtsUlure meeta to-morrow, and will prove one of the moat important that has met for many years. Adjitast F auk. We were delighted yesterday to meet Adjutant Page, of the famous l,rth Indiana, direct from the front at Columbia, f i a short leave of absence. Adjutant Page had been sick, but is now pretty well recovered, and will soon be again redy for duty. He reports tbe C5th in fine condition, numbering over five hundred effective men. At Franklin, tht O.'.ih lust one m killed and four wounded, and in the two day fighting before Nashville al though the regiment bore its full share of the fighting not a man received a scratch. Adjutant Page thinks Hood has e Caped across the Tennessee Uiver with tha demoralised fragments of his army, but considers him utterly used up and ruined. tie reports our old attache, Tom Groves, in magnificent spirits, the life of the regiment, whose sparkling jokes are worth a whole apothecary's shop to the men. Most of the members of the ti.ith regi ment Trom this vicinity are in good health. As BY Hl'MFHRKT. The court martial in the case of Andy Humphrey found him guilty on all the charges and on all the specifications except- two, and sen tenced him to imprisonment at hard la bor during tbe war, but in consequence of extenuating circumstances, General Hovey-has commuted his sentence to confinement to the townships of Wright tid,Mocklon, in Greene County, on his parole of honor not to leave those town ships during the war, and not to oppose directly or indirectly the vigorons proseborlon of the war. He. has given his parole and ha returned home. Hoy It is a sufficient answer to a dirtv. lying sqiiib that appeared in yesterday's river column of tbe 7mrs to say to the people of this community that its author the is same fellow who tcore that he bad not said what six better and more truthful men than himself sicore that he did sav. Six to one is pretty strong evidence, and the community will determine what confidence to place in tbe declarations of such a fellow. The facts were simply these: while going to the Magenta with a frienj to introduce him to the officer of the boat, in a fit of fan he and we stepped on a dray and offered the driver fifteen cents each to carry us to the wharfboat, when some fellow named Stall or Stultus, : hold of the lines and attempted to drive au tte middle of the street Wa boh jmped from the draJi wben he .urnea me tunie, suddenly bringing tbe r' luear7 "Sainstonrleo-s.ktiocW our feet from under us and setting us down cm the muddy Lm?,w;ta which the wharf had been Jittered r cl out of this simpie auair tins creature, whom everhonest wan dispiaes and loathes, !, concocted the filthy falsehood that a" peared in his issue of yesterday. The result of last fall's elections is an eyidencs as to how his labors are apprec.a?u, ana the result of the election i sL t?: -L.t. sr- , ... - , "o 'Z.0ir 3? " L" ' " 1 we are done with tbe manufacturer of heavy af-fidayits.

t&r Gen, Isbam N. Haynie, of Cairo, (whom our citizens will remember as

IST The citizens of Fort Wayne are c . . . , , Hon of tbe next Mate Fair at that place, . , . , ' A committee has been appointed to coofer with tha State Board of A?r;Culture. at its session in Indianapolis next week, to accomplish that object. A Washington dispatches say that the Hon. John Sherman has received a letter from his bro:her, Gen. W. T. Sber man, who gives a most hopeful account of affairs in Georgia. At the date of the letter, portions of his army were in motion northward. SS&"Brig. Gen. Silas Colgrove has been appointed Judge of the Judicial Circuit comprising the counties of Randolph, Wayne, Henry, Delaware, and Jay, in place of Jehu T. Elliott, recently elected one of our Supreme Judges. JKifJohn Moore, L'?q., one of the oldest citizens of Vincennes, died in that place on Friday nigiit last. He filled several offices of trust when Vincennes was a liorough, and also since it has become a town of more importance. Guerrillas at Owensboro. The negro troops stationed at Owensboro for some time, have been withdrawn, and the gucrriila under Walker Taylor, aud a portion of Lyon's men, have taken possession of the town. As tbe St. Patriek passed down by there yesterday numbers of guerrillas were seen in the streets, and a squad on horseback followed the boat two or three miles dowa the river, trying to hail her in, but Capt Geo. O. Hart is too old a bird to be caught on chaff, and has bud too much experience on the Mississippi and White rivers to te lured to land by guerrillas, so he kept straight on bis way. The ?uerril!as did not lire on bim. I.TOK8 Haid We understand that I " '(,rv Bave ,a ' Of Gen. Lyon, and a j Tii.. j, now eoa our forcr-s have abandoned tbe pursuit rereturnmg to Nacb ceded that tbe rebels ill get safely across the Cumberland river. 1 be arHir is not very creditable i to those who hiive been emrared in th pursuit. Tbey might as well have re mained in camp. Lvon moved where he pleased and at his leisure. Our cav alry was content to follow in his rear and pick up a lew stragglers Th) escape of the. raiders is disgraceful. Somebodj ought to receive an unlimited furlough for home. Louisville Journal, out. It was another brilliant exploit of one of the McCooks.'a family who has been C . c i lauious lor Having conspicuous positions in the army aud never achieving any brilliant resalt. Many of his Mibord nates we know to b true soldiers who could not be Itetler suited than by getting into a light, and had the coinmaad fortonatrly devolved on either of theiu Lyon and his ho-?e would have Iwen destroyed. A 1.1st of Special Income Tat rairr In I'lke toiioty, Indiana. f'KTERSBCRIlll, lec .'loth, IMit.r Kin'ii iile Journal As it grows to ') fashionable to publish lists of Special Income Tug payers, I herewith send yon the list in our county for publication in the Journal. 1 do not d.'-ire tha list published fnr the purpose of showing bow much we have paid, but to show how much we have riot paid. Respectfully votirs, K. HaRRKI.L, Ass't Ass'r. xiaiueou, JU . a II) III fcnlnllt. Thij 10 fl,, Kepiey. Wai.. Ktat llrentoll. N Barrtl, 9 O row, R. M Corn, J.. ..... ... f'olilue, E W... n on, 11 II f'nnel!y, W. H . pe Kar, ti oeg. . lieBruler, W. II. Davenport, W. c. llarryman.W It.. Hhin, tleorge . Miwth' rr,, 11. p H'imMay, fnu. Hawthorn, Vim.. lianmb. J. B Il.ealn, Gu H.rrell, R Knight, John . .. IJ I.anib, S lj i Lilie, S .." ID to I,jrn. R.ibert . .'. im Walott, W B lit in WalJlt, II. If ! M utuouiery, T It if, I I'i ii Martin, j; M sir Bay. Robert.'. IT t'l Mursan, O . i: IM Peed, tWduaibu. In ll Heed, (i B 1" Suti k..y, J. T.i lei Miawhan, J - Mi Tili.n, R. 1 i'. ii Tb.irt,,,B. v. -v '-a mi I I Ml i uo .1 7S tMI i iO a is I . 1 TO 1:. w ft IK) 1 -J-l IKI ft 00 J .' l.j 1 I Thoma, M li, A. 1 Whitman, A...... 5 no A Pictorial Doiblk Ximseb The Phrenological Journal and Life Illustrated, for January, appears with S2 quarto pages, and a beautifully illustrated cover. It contains portraits of Tennyson, Silliman, Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips, Susanna Wesley (mother of John), an Indian Chief, Franz Muller,. Miss Mucins, Miss rury, the Princess of Wales, Flor- . ence Nightingale, a group cf warriors Ha unibal, Julias ("scsar, Piztrro Cromwell, Charles X1T. the Great, Scott, Wellinjton, and Napoleonwith Ethnology, Phrenoiogv. ' Physiognomy, Physiology, and Psvvoloey. No. L, Vol. XLI. Published at 20 cenls a number, or $2 a year, by Messrs. Fowler k Wklls, No. s'3 Broadway, New York. Thia is a splendid number of this ex cellent and popular journal, and well worth its price. The Phrtnologieal Journal is what its name indicates Life Illustrated, and tha more it is circulated and read by the peopie, the better, we bslieve, it will he for tbe country and the rising generation. Local TVotioen. Arcnox Sale I will sell at auction in Sullivantown, at ray residence, on Monday, Jan. loth, at 10 o'clock, all of my farming stock and tools, consisting of three good horses, two milch cows, one two-horse wagon, one double harness, a i lot of flour, harness, and a general variety of tools, traps, 4c, 4c. Terms made known on tbe day of sale. A. G. Sullivan. Hiram Nelson, Auctioneer. Jan. 4-tds. w i )i baying cia ms contract?d under Vusrtermaaters Early or Elliott wilt find it their iotere-st to call at No. 82, Main street. jan3-dlw. T 1 . . Wasted. An industrious and cleanly girl to do housework. Good wages paid. Apply at this office. l j UasaT Bargalv. Having engaged in i another business". I will sell the furniture. ui me Walnnt Street House. This 1""" " red.M boarding bouse. Apply immediately. -c2-dtf. Wit Moxtsomabx-.

S"Goto Wright's Gallery, No. si ! Second street, for yonr Photograph ' -

All work warranted equal to any fr0ffl Eastern eities. Dec22-dtf """"""waaaaaai OFFICIAL ! betters kemaimxi; itxc-laimed in : V-T. a obtain any of tee letter, th appli- j tat call for ' a.lert.W ieMcra," gin tlx 1 uite t i i nir --atiaenieatf leucra, s I date of this liat, and par one cent fur advent.!. If not called for within eae memik. they wi;l b ent to th Drad-Lttor Office. j KRKE DkLIVtRY' of letter by carrier, at tha j reeidtncea of owner (in the Urrer citirtK may t i SKCl'REP by iImm th following Kl Uajj. 1 1. DIRECT letters plainly to th street and nnmher. a well aa tbe p.xt-oflir and 1 i. HEAD letter with the writer's ov-ojJc I and fiore, atre aud mambrr, tiga them plainly j with full nam, and request tuat answer t 1 dirwrted acctirdicitly. . 3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in 1 a town or city, wh.oe spnclal addrea mar tie tin- i known, should be marked, in tli lower i,'.ft-hand j corner, with th word Transient." ' 4. Han the roata-a!ip on tite upper nys.- ; aad crner, and leae eMre betwaen tue stanii i aud direction fur poatf-euiriia without ititerirr- ! inc with th writii-r. N.B -A REu.1 KST f..r the RETURN of a let- ' tr ta the writer, it unclaimed within ttmty dava j or leas, written or printed with the writer's am,potnfic, and gbum, acroaa the left hand end j of th enrrlope, oa the fare aide, will be compiled j with at tha usual prepaid rata of postage, para- i We when tne letter ia delivered to the writer I Sac. , Law or 163. ' LADIES' LIST. Anble Caroline A King S Cor 8 I-hdj Barbara Mabony Maud " xilier Elisabeth Mitchell AUiiw. Mtxt LoDiea Mitier harlutte Millis W N Hull IVu-'-llUe Mark Margaret Mil er H B Methewe Kale T M. rntt J J Martin Sfairffie McGta-s n Maud McGoS Cilia M' Giothere Mary Noble balli J Nightengale Sophia Owen Fanny .Otto Martha Paaa Mary I'onnman Margaret Tack Martha I'uloiiH Aunt I'ort. r Uai kel Petit Jan Bvan SioJa Kobb Macy KkbarOa Sirah M Reynold Mary A Hodirers Edora Shaw Lotus Mrotid Fanuy imi. n Mary A Bcnilh bnaan bmoody L a Hull Elieu Smith Fannie 'i Stamps Aiuerita .-Billh Elitabttb hh"ard 1r Mnl li M A Thomas Matilda J Thome Theba t' Toeker tUpbrwni Trii.bl larnrrlla V an r, li n Molii Viti i'lia Van.lnaen W O U iiklnn Clay Williarrison Lirt , Wi' Francis Werb Mslinda Wyatt Sarah Wrlt,t Jr.nni Vt'.ich Mary A ogle B C Adeiott Po'ly A Alderman Mary A brooks Cbrietena Bell Lottie N 3 . Bonn Fannie Burgeae llebcca Boh Iran Butcher lerena Brown Mrs V Barter Laura aah Martha Clement Permelia Collins Mattle Cart Martha Clark Po'ly (oiler Elisabeth C'ark Fanny Carney Kllen K t'rwwrll Lonlaa t'umniina Sarah J Iioherty s'anula Day Selaua Deekine wrh Doyla Margrarat Fautic rat ah A Farr B K Failar Naury Jau Fraytbe &uaan t French farah M Fem Sarah J Fitch N W Fuller Mary Flahrr Sii.sii I Foulks Khsabeth Fouik Salt trbeu LiiJi Orefra Caroliue Oillinore Mary E Green Chrmteua Gtirly Catharine Green Aauah Oort Pamelia 2 Garie Mery Gerard Klrira Greek Lncy Glveu Mary A Ham?r Mary K ilartaian KlUheth B Holier Ftlsatxtu Henry Liti Hull Mate J'urdan Elisabeth Jouea Ma((i J iOs Margaret T Johnson Mrs H Jarkaon tarah K V lute Mary t Kiiineuiaii Miartla That black d l J te I KuhBker that live en M alnnt k Ionian Martaret atreet o K N T L E M K W LIT Adams J T Allan aml Lemaetars H 7 l.iak Jaa Lauar Ja VI t Luusbiu)!! J Marlon Joaepb SI .rr W W Muii.hr Chrie Martin Ja A I Martin I) b Miller C Mili-r JCC SUd'fns Ales Morrbensr li 8 Merrill Mai tin Moro Guiaeppe Matbanarrlaml Nariiwi John M MrCluud Iter J I. M-floy Wm Mc rtny John T M.:R-ynold John Mt-I.iitlm Mr McNanara M J M;Carly Ileum M''onnel John Sfelmiere. P J i.irtoa Hfl -Nngeiit Juha N o) net ja Nl.-hol. AlMoa MlU. ll J II N eel .! olu Jae "Conned J..lni l'rter Harry Potter C II Porter Jaa A IT.i.lt V M Peter AJwlph Pain li Patten John Puw.ll Kubd M Perry Jobn Pars'in lease C 1 Itamien W aa Kuiter E L K.jah J H tUudsll Iboa How A Uich Stephen S lUvner A K dmn L lt-rh K C Reeve Jaa F BobertaJobn 'I Keynolds Ca t J II Riterlaon O W RKibartvon Rol.t Mherwwud Wm Smith Plena Skinner Geo Mlol Henry Smith Nicholas Short Bibrt aihnle it. nry Hanson M B bmitb Jas li Sharp W J Ham peon H B 8 hem ley U 1J J'hort J I. Aanaom J F .Sands Francis M rw-hi lbr T li Mepbeoe John tteveri W S Stinaon Jaa fnencar Granville Stubh W m C rnmmfri B Torian H T Tracy t S Trelian IL D Tomlinaon C W Tat lor I baa Trred I J T.f h Cnas B Tinier Patrkk Tnompaoa Jacub Vaonhn PeUr Well Caleb 2 Weteoa B F Williams Harrison : W.ter Kich.! West A 'red wuks lianry J V e. 111 1 A 6 Abbott Juha Aiolrewe F I Al-ieoder II W Ahhott II At.lroaa laaa: ASams A P Allea Aucoatua Adams Aaron Ay telott B Auderaou F 11 Beck Cbriat It au Vt E Bteke'r R.l.t B-atty Jr t Bnrbank Preecult Itattevi Joaiab H-rkl... John Barker Saeal HmhII i n -e Bvrne Jobs Itreen Jamea Burditt W II BuraeM Jeriy H..m A Hark Henry B iruett J II Brea n'-r H m Bnrka K rnd Burn a M U .lie lia' Bowd .n Cornelius Brown J t 1 'haratiers John V C wan W W Cook Cbar r'arter Alrred Coowell in Cob-man A!onio Crow J A i hsmteTa Clarence C.dnc J ibn B Cot pin John Ci atner 'J 11 2 Cook Chaa C-Hik Tfaa W 'atmon Wm t log'toc Jaa Crop E f ornhoret Henry l arer 1! II Dotkrty Martin Iiagnsn Mr I'avie Jarora U fiiiin John Master iron Mr Iti L H Iii lr P fc Imood M V. kins Itarid 2 F.ale Jaa Karl Jaa Fieldworth Adaca 2 Fisher 17 C Kelts .la Fair K I Ghonnelly Hugh Goldsmith Albert i Galloway Iiatil Grant John retr A M Gearhard Joarpk tiadsttne A B Hitch Alf -d 1 llavenlilll Ueury Hunt w A Hatch Mear Hart Hr,ry J Mine Marsh! lUrtOC lian.a Jaa Harpol H IIys Anderson HHrrinfton A l' Hi:ns J Q Hi. I Tbos I Hn-rbiusen J HabbCbaa Hulcy Edward Hollaob-ck A, sin Johnston J A J me Jaa II Johnston J B Jobneon R bt Jot nr Wu Jeae E Keiii.ly Marphy A Co White Chaa Kebo Paler Whit Andrew K inmaa G Klaeell i Jas 2 Kenieon F M Kealten F M Laaarn ileaiy Lanrent Levi LlttlepataG H l.ura Joba B w ud J.bn ry John Wriirht vl m W ooU Sam I Tonng Wm li Teats J -I tosm John You kg o Louder Jauee M JAME H McKtlLT, P. M. Sixth Qoarterij Beport or the first atlonal Bank of EransTllle, Indiana, on the first Monday of Jan. assot acac Notes and Bllladiuntd Current Extxrj.. l,C-7.cJ r. from National Bank It, (J77 tl il.Sei (ta Doe from other Bank or Banker - V. !. B..nd d-poited with tha F. i. Treaanr Circnlat'On.. SU,lSJ.I L. 9. Bonds depoaitcd with the" U. Treasnrr fcr I leovernment Depsaila.. ?ri,lXi.isl U. S. Bonds on hand ; Other C. S. Scnrelie 7t.(J0ti Kl.SrjO.OOl I". S. Leital Tender Note. 1 .H ti . j otfvr currant Bank Nuns. :,l?.!w , .Specie.- -42, IA ItM.lT TS 1 Beveaoa taurp 4Mj?j I "S,I.C so MAaMtmUf irml f.-fk,.. . Sarpion fiiod ClrcaiatiBf Kt- rcetv fron CoaiptroiUT ... , I&dirtdmai A-p-its, 1" u!ted Sut poit IiTif!en CnpaiJ Due Back ma4 HmuLr.... I ati?re' ai Excbu,; Account '.iXel..JU lv.i.3 l&t t it'. I. Wm. T. Pae. Cavhi-r i.f ihe first V.t ir.r.-i : Batik of KvansvilW, Iudiaua, do solemnly swear thai the above stateineut ia Iru to tb beat of niy kuua.ie.Ige and brllrl. W. T. PaoE, 10 "d bctir Lefors tht, th3d Notary fabljc. SUBSTITUTE WANTED. 4 4 6CB3TITUTE for ou. ,r fl)r .kb-b . ti " r-- -iUI osaDstna m Aisuu j m sstsrvtaj. Jaastd.

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I P waTaw f I wlrofr j jaa4ltd. J" DRY GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE We have just opened a fine lot of Fancy ESS GOODS j Consisting of Figured and i Plaid Alpacas, Silk Striped 1 Plaids. Also, a large line of Meriiioes, DELAINES, .LUSTRES, Which are very cheap for I those days. Wo invite the attention of those wishing to make Holiday Presents i Wo think they can make a S) sucn selection lroni our stock aa will please all. New styles HOODS AND NUBIES, S0NTAGS & SHAWLS ATT. M. ELLIOTT'S, j J?RY GOODS. i iSCHAPKER & BUSSING, I j Not. 47 aud 49 Kaia St., j J"w offer to lh trads a larre at.k of DLEACHFU KKD LNBLRA CITED SIISLIN3, j ! ULKACHKn AND CNBLEACHFO bHEETlNO, , PRIVT3 OF TDK BIST I1EASDS, CHKCKH, I t Foreign and American DeLaine., j FOiEIGS and AMERICAN DRESS OOODK, S i MITHS .nd CASIMERKS, sasiiM.B and TAILORS TRIM MINUS, j til AKKR FLANNEL", SHAKCI TARNS i All triors of HOOKS .nd ( OM FORTS, KLBIAS AND BREAKFAST SHAWLS, ) The Lareit Stock to be Found in i the West CLOAKS OF ALL KISDS, ' lrg stock on eonaignnjeat.) Alt we ask Is a look thronrh oor tnck St HAfKER BUSblNG. At their New Stars. i """asaasBwaBBBBBasBBsasBameaBBaasBBaasBi H. J. SCHLAEPPER. j Read ! Read !ReadT ' l(,,,,tET ftBM)H WISHING TO frBCIMsB I -m a nice praeaal tor t hulldaya will do well try . uiMiiiK ai rcmarpiar a lrng tiu.re. corner nl Main I aid second Htreete, and estmlne hte laraeaod , well el. cted dock, ciieietlas cf a brautllul vsria j ty of Velvet. Wire, and Morocco Purws, fort i Mocaies. and allat. AIo: A larn variety of I nair. nan, i win. enavtna, and Ck.ih Brashes , Tb latest st vies of Handier chief Ettracta, Col"Si,ea, P,.mslea, Ualr Oils, Tooth Powders and 1 fee tee, Lilly hlie. Fancv Hrri.. Tr.ll.t t...a. j and FulT Boies, and Per. ao S -r,t ha- lLlts. j tU 8 iton Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch! i f PETJEIG0 LCTI0. ;ii ecu? for itch. waba?h a ocTaicne ann Illinois Henire. Thi preparai um joeiint a tin a. obviate all tb rtiaafrebl j aad fnasaoy qualities of Omtmsut. Prliw Vie per SCHLAIPflB S Dtwk Store. Crne Main and ISxwiid atreeta. Pure Medicinal Liquors. IiLL"lo prsr ikd i sjsnri.. I terated medicinal Liquors, consist'cg of Port, M.'infitansn.v'trei ana roerry vln;Ognac. Peach, aud Apple Brandies; Bourbon, Old Time, Family, Bye. Old Dominion. Wheat and Trie Wh.kies; Old Tons, Ixeadoa I or dial ..via auai, ju.r reeeivad auu mr sale a i BOHLAErTER S Drag Sr. Coram Hal a and bacood Svrsjtl. EvansTill, Indiana. - SI .1 ' GROCERS. IIK4I . MEIFEE. Wholesale Grocers, And Dealer in Liquors. Wines, Hails. Glass, Cotton Yarns, Spices, Wooden Ware, &c, &c. -.'. was -aw- . ... I -SO. l. AAltIIl ?S tl'PI'I -S -l,5 I 'vi--piie nraorri itank EVANSVILLE, - . . ixmaxa dee?.i r SUBSTITUTES. Avoid the-Xralt RL.""?. "PBtSKTATI VE, JU wniea yon can U by apptytng to Dr. (eraharn. Third Utsw Sycaaa aad flaa, E-b. Tllia, lii." dacW

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Lxi o 2 - o e. D T" O wa ? b I H 2 at J a. 3 3 o PSI o - 8 13 01 o Hi v - Q o X w. o o r oa a ss a o jr. o LaJ -ec5 t wl o - o 53 MEDICAL. II(eJOIl. M tUCVISS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office on Main Street, rnder Bellley's GrrKry Stor. Bwidenrs at Capt. O'Kiileys, rlater ttreet. au.U-Im DR. JOHN T WAIKKR has taken pcwmloa of hi old orVcw, on Third turret, in tn rear of the Washington Hotel. Hi, maiden: Is on Lornst street between filth and (Vrsnth Streets He will attend farthfnHT to prx'feuluual calls a formerly. hr Sm S. W. THOMPSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 01 re ob 1st Street, I Pr. Bray's lata Onire Residence No. Sa Walunt Mi ret. (At Dr. Eonald't Old Office.) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. aoviPi.ly JEWELRY. O Ss o 3 ' 03 ri. in S. 3 rZ Ci r-S em eV Cs 3 3 r' , -X i r. s i-sii .j 3 2at 2 3f3?5..W - cT-? L u Mn. h5 n 7 21 M i I i r? e O gtj fl e ii. e l If J U' 9 r?l3 e-,t g " o s: f f. ft w o e- . v." tit IS -i COAL. Thomas & Co , COAL OFICJS, Xo. lVater fltret, (aaovs BiTtonst. aiwa. novIT-Sm ' CLOTnESWRINGERS. I " ?. Champion 5 I CLOTHES WRINGER. . Ane oesi in use. for aak by aj. A COOE. ORANGES. i)r BABBEL8 CHOICE OBA!fO.a Jf-T BS.'T . "'T- " rr;'aa, and Or Mle l. w by tb barrel or dnen t HAtUUk.1T WHITTAEIIl !. "er 23 N U . , , PIANOS. FIRST-CLASS PIANOS. The MiNMeH I--n.-vieiic;o ' - see AkE AGENTS f.r y M P BJ4 i SI S VtinKS. and BBADHl ST'S oei.. ft T I ',r" ri . which they are a -cuniiniuii, rM. i .. m. ...... -7 witi v.,, .x asanrnartnrers' prloea. Tb. Piano, tor durability, power, aad rich. u wi .one era unsurpassed. Tbs Bradbnry Piauu received aeve. rie.1 r asinm within fonr waks in tb aiuntn of Sitesnle and tictuber laat, and ia fwuioas tor ita wanmij, nrtlliancy, and tMtlirnl siayMy fary Tbey ar alao nclnafv Agent In thi vicinity for kfaoa A Herahn'a celebrated Cabinet Organ, .bah. In analitv. vol.ane nf . A . . li. "ZZT iw" wi .... m...o,o, u, meltxteoua, harsae ainas. or any other reed inatrnment. Tbey bare lost received three of these flre.e. . , I heir rmide.ee, oa Water 6cret. heat dnne l'h-nl lonely JEWELRY. A New Firm: SMITH & EINSTEIN lyoiLD SESPECTrCLLT CALL THE w auroes. Clocks, and ewslry, which will twaold aSVfJfd?" lh ,h, for holiday preaenu 2ri ,r'-1,bto" rTblrJ.ia.wh lr street, bMwa avwamoT and Tiaa w. . yitX attaaatea S t aKalslaa Waaeastlooka.at.d eHwatr," TiJis

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MASOrJIC TEMPLE, Corner or iain and First Streets, THIRD WEFK-A CLOKIOV3 FILL. Vedneaday Krenln, Jan. 4t, will h prMutd the CTlebiated l'rania eutided MAID 0? CE0ISSY, Ox- The Crcaa ot Gold. To le fo'lowtd by the (lorions Tare of The Svrisi Swains. Too ucluj. with the Klorioos roatuiaini of tb Frisky Cobbler. GOLDEN PIFRCK, Mauaarsr. dec i LAW CARD. J. M. SII iCKEL.ro It I, Attorney at Law, EVANSVILLE, IND. p1formrIJr ""rierw by Chandler A Hyae ) LIVERY STABLE. American lStalle. On Third bet. Main and Locnit St. moat . j compl,,. dcTlpMo., and at th. lowt late. Crrla-ea for vl.lt, n ta let. Ooeche. Ilrbl watrona, every kind of mad Tehicl. to Tel llra sold oa coaiaiiaeion. SeconJ hrt -.--.ij" Aatc. fcy 'J eilnving ptir.Laaed th. stock af Mas.rs. Richaideon Ilriiiou a. would take great pl,r. m a.-eommd.tiI1f tMr old cnatom,,, J ,riend. TOKIAN A LANDER. We take ibis opportunity of retnrniu oar thanks to our friend for the liberal support they bav, eu a., ,od woul(1 aollcit a oontmuano of th ..rue to tb a-eu-.tenea wbataccwed wa. aad "om ' roa pleaaar la reeommendlng to the put lie. KKilAUDr-ON A BBITTOS 4oc.ai. COMMISSION. usmt.SKus I : : : : c. Bt.aooc.tT. DOCKER & DuSOTJCHET. rrodac e nJ ('ommlMioi Merrhants, lit WATKK ITHKKT, Orr a Bloc k, nest door te M. Dalseii -ni.k. v EVANSVILLE, IND. J!T.. i? T rhrr,r kinds of tu ,? 3 p"k- rrompi att.ntloa slv.n to all . a. nt'earwflWT, tianaville, lnd. joaa anaiBT, liolconda. 111. P. S. DuSOUCHET & CO., C0.MMIS5I0 AXD FOBWAKDIXG MERSHAHTS, So. 14 Foydraa M., Nr (Iritis,, t... r..tors, for Ml. of l.rk. Lard, Dour. Uraln. Hay and Vi ester Prodn.a, generally Mr-loaaignasentsand older, eoiirnd. Iec la-3md r7s.r:T TT77"rrr:..r.-.T. Ragon & Dickey, FORWARDING A COMMISSIOlf IVIox'ol3..xa.ts, WHOLESALE GROCERS. Waler Mret-L, "''- ETAKSVILLE, IND JACOB STRAUB & SON. tt REDUCED ? RICES! Jacob Straub & Eon. AXES Lippincott'i, Sharp'i, and others. AXE HANDLES, turned. Wood and Cro Cut Sawscommon and Patent. Meat Critters an- 8 1 offers Hale's Patent Meat Cutters. Shovels and Tonga. Steel Fire Setts, and Stands for tame. Grain Shoveli. LonT and "D" Handle Shovels. Cotton and Wool Cards. Hay Knives and Briar Scythes. Brats and Enameled Kettles. Knives and Forks, ) A full snortPocket Knivts, Vment, at very Razort & Scutort. J Low Prices. Tea and Table Spoons. Scalet and Scale Bearat. Butcher Knives. Steels, and Sawr Cleavert and Choppert. Filet: Bntcher, bpeneer & C'a Nailt. Baildinir Hardware. Cabinet Hardware. Bat0' en& , White's Celebrated Cooper Tools. Colombo, and Terre Hants Truss Hoops. Chain Pompi. Carpenter Tools. Also a full assortment of Ehelf Hardware. JACOB STRAUB & SON., 74 Maia Street, BELOW THK WASniSCTOX HOtSI. Mil."-.' A yti. S. W. Uoynton, m7d., I ATE f.r CISi INWati , HAVIr. REOftMK IJa permanent reeideat .i r- .... . bis pr....o, aervic , t., ,i cIii,b. it thi . , Orrif E AKD B EVIDENCE : Corner First and Walnut Streets TETtlfOII Af . ?, finnin.aTi, ., March. 11, ISM. f leave he,a nn a ount of III health. latav .saa .l a tit MiMsU, (tnsl rriw tt., sk )tiu mmt'vg ib Fhy-lrUi. ot our Pt-. mu4 h!Z Lu docs H fl (i A P. It ska.kU leaf W. Lsllsw PrnlWsraUx i f t A. a .' ' . ''' I'bj.loloey I steclloal l.etl..i.. iarlva lb tsS SADDLERY HARDWARE; CHARLES BABCOCK,, saorsar aad Deader la C J1 A W AMD Saddlery Hardware, P!a, Allea, Ws.4 Work, Das.,. a.ks, Vsralih, IIras,Eaa,ricA Patcat Lcattaar, Pad Satisi, Sklrtitig;, te , Ate. NOTICE. '0TICE IB nKREBTCITENTHAT'l W-L iS m.ke apptfeatlon ta the Til v Council . m 1 seine ro build s Sr.KI. ...I a'Mj u S',M by thirty I, oa the rear part Z kl..L v. i ... ...... : -c ta. si is e avanrvtii., wlvhla tkedr liaiiie

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