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~. MCCULLOUGH prrdisht
,. Il. MYElis Geu't Ticket Agt pa'd
Baltinoro 8 one Ran Road
Wnnna0. l8dl ApIIlils1I

20 !::sis.s...zsz.
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vas cured shc also tried your Pills snd ti.l nave
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DySentery, DIarrhgn, Relax, Worms

From M. j. q. G~eR n Chicago.
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Their EuEareoaling makes them very acceptable and
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Efoa, Dr. T. w. OirtsTigLL Ne'g Orl,dnh
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lent qualities SUTpais any cRthaiic We possrsa lhny
ale mild Int very certain and eheciua In their ao'
ton Oh the bowels. Alch makes them Invaluable TO
US In the daily treatment " disease
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On. AVER; ] have u'sd yonr Pills with eztT1oriI
nary success in my family and among those ] uul
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ache, Sick Headache, Fo"l Sto'

From Dr. EdrdrR Boyd, B0ltimorc.
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mach, which they cleanse At once,
Yuun with great respect. In, W. PllAHLE
CLERK Or Steamer Clarion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

Grimes, in trust for ShI-l
loeh Baptist Church.
Beginning n the horth-l
west corner of said lo,'
end running then
sOotawestardiy % feel
3 inches, in 3 line al
right angles with Mas
sachusetts avenue, then
east 80 feet, then souEtl,
6 feet a-feetN3 -
scutheas ~ -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12
Ahout aa we Expsct ed.

The p oeeediugs of the City Council Oc-
cuPy no little space in our paper this morn
ing. The business transacted Monday night
is OF vital Importance to the future pros
perity Of the city and the happiness Of its
citizens. 1t will be seen by reading the
minutes that the eonspirators against the
Public Schools have succeeded in CARRYING
out the FIRST part of their programme. BIS,
the judicious manipulation of ''weak
brother they have secured the adoption of
q resolution bordering an election on the
Hrst Monday in April next, to ascertain the
wishes of the citizens on the question of
thu adoption of the New Charter, aud sur
rendering the Old" Notwithstanding the
fact that the people have voted on this
proposition, directly and Indirectly, several
shines declaring BY large majorities that they
desired 70 change Of charter, Mr.. Klasman
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RAInRoAp REcRrPrs

MARCH IL. +
8 bxs eggs, L coop chickens, Ben Bays; IL sacks
bran, Peter Balz; lT8 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros;
so bbls flour, % sacks meal, Chas McJohnston;
1856 bush wheat, II II Umble; } bxs brass pipe,
Start Duncan; bxs mdss, II q b Altering; 3 bxs
goods, bale dc, Schapker q Busting; S bbls
barley kessier; sacks dried fruit sacks beans
box butter, bblseggs, dry hidess sacks faith
ems, bxs II ware, bids sad trees, Tspf q Long;
PAW; case smo tobacco, Tendrich Bros; cases
s0ees, " Deubler; bxs mdse, / Dbl do G II
Sohmidt5 81 bxs spices, 10 d Heiman; crimp ma
chimes, Rais; bxs drugs, LEIGH & Caristedt; 10
bdls gas pip, q bxs gas pipe box, Krafz q
Heilman; Is bxs o. stefs, III A Cook, 9 bxs shoes
bxs d goods hIackey, fleming d Co; 8 rolls
leather. box do, Thomas Kerth; 2 bxs medicinei,
w BieI bower; p 4 wheels, ] bale, T. q @ Z B !,
pkgs II goods, KoeFneF; 80 bxs tobacco, z
Ra leigh; 3 bxs s tobacco, Schroeder 4 Kshr. IL
bxs d goods, bbis do, Keen e Presfons 3 bxs Il
ware. Stranb & Son. 50 bbIs -four, / bx p NJ
bxs ID goods, bxs boots, w II Altman 3 CO. ID
deg Sc Ves, casks chsins, i bx II wars. chas 8
Wells sacks feathers, bxs eggs, u Dbl eggs two
bxs butter, 4 sacks dried apples, z hhds ra1s 3O6
bush wheat, car loads hams and shoulders, Geo
Foster Go; bxs boots, do butter, Dbl eggs,
BEAD z Lawreace; casks chains, G Sonntag
GO; box mdse, HOrnbrook q 20; rolls carpet,
Jno Hopk ms; bxs shoes, Ia + s cases shoes,
bAs hAlss d 2 w w Morgans s bags Coffee hid
sugar bale mdse, box shoes, 8 bxs d goods,
y bxs hate, hhds sugar, Is bbls moasses, 8 bbls
apPtess bx poultry, Is cases oysters, Bemenf q
Nieie; bx eggs, II Ranegs 81 b1s cakes and 9 ack-
cts bxs tobacco Dbl buttera Jones = Daizei's
g - A E. sHRADEB, Agent
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1ATUkDAG eAhASd OtAs
d Council met Present the Mayor, Coun-
cilnlen Hunnell, Chandler, Fesgus, Smith,
Kedderich, Miller, and Muentzer.
The minutes of March lst were read and
approved.
The following bills were. allowed:
Street Commissioners bill, $22-3f,. "a
George Wolfin, committing and DIS
charging city prisoners, Sl7.25---s---
A. j. Hn.ehinon, coal for Office, $3.50.
Stearns Hatch, cementing cistern at L0-
Gust Fl I'll Cemetery, $500.
T. B. Mesker, cistern bucket and water
ing pot, for use of Upper Market, $3.50.
E ID. g. Keller, taxes refunded, in Carpen-
ter's Field, for 1859, $4,000.
An auction license, of class No. /, was
granted to 7. 7. Kohn to sell goods, wares,
and merchandise, at the house lately occn-
pied by Nelson & Co., on the corner of Main
and Third Streets s 80
Councilman Miller prese nted a petition
signed by Christian Zwahlen, in which he
claims the sum of $500 for damages in tho
laying out of an alley or alleys, in block
80, Lamasco. The petition was ordered to
be fled.
A similar petition was presented. signed
by Philip Raber, in which he claims the sum
of $3.50, for damages in the laying out Of
an alley in block 81, Lamasco. The said
ipetition was also ordered to be fled.
Councilman Smith presented a petition
signed by VIM. Haning, asking of Council
to fill up lot 8, in block s, Stockwelrs En-
largement. The petition was laid on the
table.
Councilman Miller presented a petition
signed by Andrew Uhde, in which he claim;
damages to the amount of $4,000, caused &c
bis horse while crossing Leet Street Bridge
The petition was referred TO Councilmer
Miller and Hedderich. = - -
i The monthly report of the Sexton of Gal
Hill Cemetery was presented, showing thl
] number Of interments in said Cemetery L
be twenty-seven. The report was reserved
and filed. i -
The Market Master of the Upper Marke
, was directed to procure a step ladder for th
use of same.
Here Councilman Haney appeared anc
: took his seat.
The Mayor was authorized to appoint I
, committee to cancel City Orders
, Mr.. George Wolflin appeared before tn,
, Council, and asked that the Council ALLOW
to the Union Fire Company one hundre,
bushels of coal, for the use of said company
Councilman Miller moved to allow fifty
! bushels to said company.
Councilman Haney moved TO amend b.
) allowing fifty bushels to the Union AM
+, | Crescent Fire Company.
!, Ga the question, will the USnnedl agre
:, to the amendment" the ayes and noe
. were required, and are as follows:
) Ayes, Councilmen Smith. Hedderich an
: Muentzer.-3.
Noes, Councilmen Hunnell, Chandler
( Fergus, Miller, and Haney.-5.
So the motion was not agreed TO.
J The Street Commissioner was directed {,
!. repair the gutter at the crossing Of FiFs
!. and Leet streets.
3 On motion, the Council adjourned 10 met
, on Monday evening next
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

ANCIENT AND MoDERH MEDICAL PRAC-
TIcE.-The rapid progress towards perfec-
ton eyinced in every branch Of art and
science is seldom Witnessed in that anoma-
Ions body, the medical profession, which
clings with the iron tenaeIty of supersti-
ton to It's effete and exploded traditions.
This immobility of action and opinion ls
seIf-evident from the fact that few II any,
physicians are conVersant with the affinity
existing between disease and Its remedy.
True they may be familiar with the diagno-
sis of particular maledy and prescribe for
it from the formula of their 6 MaaaqE' BIZ.
in what manner this medicine or en..nbina-
ton Of medicines exercisa specific inf1u-
fence on the disease IS mystery to them
| consequently from first to last It's little
better than game of speculation. We
| have been led to these remarks by the
perusal of short article from a late issue
of the "London Lancet" on the nature
aud treatment of disease-it instances tie
strong sound common sense which pervades
the system established by DIR. Holloway
about the dawn of the present century.
Says the Lancet" DIR. Holloway Classics
diseases under two heads-the stomach and
the blood, and no matter under what form
the disease is indicated he treats either OF
these sources with his celebrated vegetable
Pnls-theres is no idle speculation here
the root of the disorder is straightway at
tackled and incontinently exterminated
Indigestion is frequently accompanied BY
headache, bilIionsness, loss of appetite, and
general debility, Indigestion is merely {
disorder Of the stomach, and to reach any
of the above complaints we must rectifJ
the derangements of the digestive organs
in like manner Serofulous affections, snel
as Kings EVIL, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
Rheumatism, &c, are traced to Initiated ku
mors of the blood with which DIR. Hollo
ways Pills combine and by neutralizinG
these humors restore the natural healthy
properties Of the blood and seeretions.-
journal Of health"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

a9r The board Of County Commission
ers have ordered "that the sum Of $500 be
and is hereby appropriated to aid the Evans
vile eol.l;vss'- Relief ASSOCIATION, to be paid
out and disbursed in accordance with an
order made at the September Term, 1861,
for the discussing Of the appropriation Of
ST 900 then made and it is further order
ed, that the Comfy Auditor issue orders on
the reqnisitiOn of Edward Bnrtis, Treasurer
of the Society, instead of the Township
Trustee -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

VIZ publish this nlorning list of names
of the sick and wounded soldiers in the
''General Hospital on First street. The
list is copied from the Register kept by the
proper officers of the hospital. We shall
also publish as soon as we can get them, a
list OF patients in the other hospitals, and
will then try and keep up record of the
number admitted and discharged every
week. For reference friends of the soldiers
had better cut out the list and preserve it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

14 The Postmaster is informed by. a
note from Postmaster Speed, of Louisville,
that mails are sent regularly from Louis
vile TO Bowling Green and Nashville
Mail matter for these points are sent from
here via Louisville, and for points on the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers below
Nashville on the latter via Cairo The
communication will soon be regular and
reliable. -
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For Rent.

Three comfortable dwellings, containing
six rooms each, with all other necessary
cOnvenienees. Inquire of T. d. ALLEN,
corner Of Market and Bond streets, near
Central Market. 2wd.
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COAL! COALn

supply Of Green River Coal just re-
ceived fresh from the mines, which will be
delivered to any part of the city at 9 cents
per bushel. All orders left at Fl. A. Cook 8
Main street, will be promptly filed. Terms
cash. JOSEPH THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

EDITORS OF JoURxAL:-Why don't the
Directors of the Hospitals in this city make
out list of soldiers received, giving their
names, number of regiment, letter of COM
pany, and in what hospital they are located.
Common humanity calls for the publication
of such list. 1t would save the friends of
the SICK and wounded much trouble. Every
other city does this, why is it neglected in
Evansyille2 This has been neglected long
2
enough. 1fl
= 8 z55---- P. HORNBR0OK. +
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APRIL TERM. +
Edward Burtis and John Fl. Bohandick,
of Pigeon Township. 7F@ss
Jonathan Phar and VIM. r. Vann, of
Knight Township. F--
VIM. Young and Ewin Jared, of Scott
Township. -
John Freppon and John Seheller Of
Armstrong Township.
John Collins, Of Perry Township.
Thos. Hawkins, Of Union Township.
C. Schlamp, of Centre Township.
Jacob Denzer, of German Township
@ ocToBER TERM. 5--s1f
G. Copeland, Of Pigeon Township.
Arehippus knight, Of Knight Township.
VIM. Horribly, Of Scott Township.
John SPAIN, of Armstrong Township.
VIM. Felsted and Philip Koch, sen., of
Perry Township. asA14
Alex. Maddux and Calvin H. strout, Of
Union Township. $50
Peter Hitch and Andy Ernskine, Of
Centre Township. So
Philip KoehIer and Andy Seibert, of
German Township. .ss..sh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Judge w. K WILLIAMS, Of Graves coun-
ty, is candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate DistTic. of Kentucky.
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splendid rosewood piano, nearly new,
fac tone and superior finish. Original cost
$500. Will be sold very cheap for cash.
Apply to
IL BID JOHN HEALY.
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We learn from gentleman just returned
from Nashville, that the AID Regiment is
still in that city, and that at the time he lefl
were not under marching orders.
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nomE INTERGsps.

s@- Thanks to Joe. Davis, of the Adams
Express, for fsvors rendered. S
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uao.g "A W17a5fEeT-S-

man, Haney and Mrentzer-6.
Noes-Councilmen Hunnell, Chandler,
Fergus and Hedderich--4.
So the preamble and resolution were
agreed to. 49,
Council adicHTned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

R9s- Dobell has received this weeks
Harper, and an the late dailies.
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sea- n. Nelson says let The rebels run,
be will have an auction sale to-rnofro9
morning in front OF the Auction room, and
sell groceries, dry goods. window blinds
window sash, furniture, and anything AM
person wants sold.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

ATTENTION, Cry GUARDs.-You are
b -reby notified to hold yourselves in readi-
ness to attend the funeral ceremonies of the
members of the 25th Regiment, Indiana
volunieers, killed at Fort Donelson.
By order NM a. G"YN, Capt.
F. SHARPE, o. s.
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APRIL TER

sEF The following gentlemen have been
appointed Grand Jurors for 1862:
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For NASHVILLE. The splendid passenger
packet Prioress will leave for Nashville on
Thursday morning, and, having no soldiers
on board, viii offer au excellent opportn-
atty for passengers to visit Nashville and
Fort Donelson. She will go to Nashville
direct and back s John B. Hall, No. 6
Water street. will contract for freight &C. !
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SD INDIANA.

SD INDIANA. 80
Geo w Clark CO B, David Hustler CO A,
Gustave Jones CO X, Thos, Millholen co B,
VIM IL DEofts I'D, Jos a Baker co X.
Total number of sick, 242.
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The following list gives the names of
those that have died in the above named
Hospital: - -< -
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sssss-s..=-z.---s ,.a7as.'
NJ M. sEAE.m.a.N- H.Rp-EsS-s RE-
\ MOVED bis Office from 10. 4 First street.
70 his residence on Second street opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, will keep, as heretofore, a
good assortment Ct Wheeler & Wilson'S, and
Singers Sewing Machines and needles, silk thread
and Oil, and every thing that Is connected With the
business.
mhI FIN. sELLM6N Ag't.
EWOOsA .g4s~As EOT FOR s.RER.-
AA Containing six rooms with cistsrn and All
necessary congenience Ia Metropolis fllinoiB will
DC sold low for cash or exchange for Kentucky
property--title clear. Apply 10
mhldlw L. s. HURRY, Metropolis, Ills.
W-VLOURy
A . 50 sacks Xxx white wheat flour, for sale A.
febl5 EhLIoSN'5
NSW.EET POT-ETOKs.--50 bushels gsrT
~ tine ana large Sweet Potatoes. a.
City and County Orders
w a TTgE-EDs
~1WJa-O THEA" nv RUHE roe
- : -9Vg sds Z 1 nussIsa,s.
febS Is No 40 Main street.
&s.EET lsKTEK-300 rs beef quality. ~
- sale BY 81 ~ gfLBEhT a 90.
hblo
s. GEO. FOSTER ~ co.
PROVISION AND PRODUCE
MeEGh aE1E@
Corner I,ecnst street and Canal, -. -
Il ~ .1ss.a - azzl EYANsvILLE. IND.
CARD
70 enable as 20 devote our Alteration sxelugtvslv
10 the Provision aud Produce business, We haFs
determined 70 eioas out our entire stock II GRO
wedssire 20 eaii the attention or fl,e tras 10 fs
fact that We viii sell lower rates than goods of
similar quality can be laid down in fhia market,
aud We invite city and c0untrF buysra - exaraine
our stock befors purchasing elsewhere.
TIE stock y soli selected lof tie wants cf this
section aud contains nsar every thfne kspt ~ =
xholesale establishment. Bargains can TO had tV
calling oh GEO. FOSTER 4 CO..
janz2 Corner Loeast e. and CausI
WhEsNR 80 CMG.RQ FWsFJF.Es-l.O00
- best quality for sale low BY
noys IS. ~ GLLBAht 8 co.
~ sE-DAaR CEysN0KJacaBsH 1R An@ACHg.-~
q bbis Lnased oli' il perfect or.eE, lor sale
NATL arrto q E.GILRERr a Co.
fsb8 t 10. Sycamore s.
Fine Fur Gloves.
USI &E6tE 4EeEDg "A econ IS
- sortment q Eur Cloves auitsBie present. g
your frisnds n the army Also now Wy e la
dies FUra. Gail soon and make your aalaesl cra
. r at TAuIEER y MABCOE NAnHi
dec18 NO. Ss AAain street
WTXTB.F sVAsAsNF.asB-E .asVAa @UCM
f-bs YICKEKYis,
80. sR Main street.
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25rH TNDIANA.

8 Hy Underwood co e, Thos Underwood
co E, Jos H Settler co B, LewissP Pile co
b, John, Campland co ID, John K Fnller co
f, Met Tucker co E, Cicero Strong co G,
John F Clarke -, Jas Il Langley =, John
SchingIer co X, Dennis Kelley co F, John
Blake co c. eal
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ADD REeINENT INDIANA VOLUNTEERS.

JF Mount co B, VIM Kelso co B, Allen
HUXLEY co E, VIM Horton co B, Allen Sax
ton co +, J NJ Baker co A, Isaac Gordon co
G, John Potter co F, John Shaup co J,
w A Hanley co r, Geo W Hartford co 8,
John M Trippett &C g, John East co F,
Henry Todd co F. J z johnson co ], VIM
A Sarvis co e, VIM Horton CO A, Thos s
Clifford CO B, JOS Proonchee co E, Living
stone IsbeII co F, @ d johnson co @.
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lTrH INDIANA.

William Keller co II, George. HaFl co A,
Geo 8 Home co d, Jas G MeCarty co Q,
Peter Smith co f, Sanford W Abbott co
A, Jackson Mooreland co a, Allen Brine
CO G, Jno w Sullivan CO @, Ghas Spitz =,
VIM Campbell co G, Charles Thrown -,
Christian Fox CO G 81 - ats1sa..
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Joseph Sharpe co G. sssE
80 KLAUS BATTERY.
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| School Trustee of Evansville.
N7fOTTO.v B.gTzxyvG.-1o0 bales for sale
u az s CENTS per pound, In Quantities.
mhlo $. Z. GILBERT Z co
KDxFOH.-6 barrels best Navy. for sale by
n ImhIOl 3. E. GILBERT 90.
@URPEKRD .aG.aEn.-.aNrOTR RR
~ lot of those nice SHAKER BRo0Ms-so
cet24 No. 81 Main Street.
Notice of Dissolution
! gWyHE COP.aBT.S-ERSHKP HERE
! II tofore existing under the name of George L.
\ x rause Co., ID this day dissolved by the with
4 drawal Of William Resell The accounts o. the
old firm will be settled by Geo. L. krause, who is
authorized to collect all claims and pay all the
debts of said firm.
EVANSVILLE, February 20, 1862.
| The undersigned will continue the business Of
the old firm, at the old stand Of Second and
lain Streets and will be happy to receive the pat
ronage Of old as well as new friends
feb20-lmd GEO- L. KRAUSE.
EyOR THE HEST .MUST.aRD NV
AZ the city, goto lfeblsl III. a. COOKS.
HOE s.zLE--The undersigned offers for
M sale at great sacrifice his three two story
brick honses. situated the Southeast corner Of
Second and Oak streets, on lot G5, upper Enlarge
nent. The improvement consists OF one two story
brick store and dwelling, and two brick dwelling
houses we'll finished The three houfes rent now
Tor six hundred and nifty dollars per annun.
HaS-A Application to be made to Richard Raleigh
VIM. Hughes. s-s
isl,S-lE vi a haA.l1s COLL ms
KA-9EES-5 traits. tee crop and very fines
~ just received and for sale by
dee26 :. Z. GILBERT q CO.
F. SHARPE Z CO.,
Produce and Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 3 Souri, wzrEa srREErs
JANIS - EVANSVILLE IND.
ICE! ICEITTCElIl II
M#sG HsfJSsT on M.MS4~D 400 TONS
= = Of pure hiut les, varying from six % nine
inches thick, have thought proper . make ar
the citizeas OF EgsnsyiiIe the coming season AZ
prices trust Of which they WIN not r. e24Palp-
s-bs s -. peaier1 IN Ice, Terrs- IIauss. Ind,
- Boots and Shoes.
Nv WexEz sFEsE CHEAP ke0R O. 81 1
Il orexchauge for 1eAasso, twelve sases sSoIs
dren's- The above ar0 direct tom massachusetts, /
faalories, ana suitable for country trade trade,
- Washington Hotels 10 |
~ THOMAS J. HUNT, agent es
-F0R EHE /
RgOT IND SHOE ST0EE,
No. p, First Street. corner Sycamore, 60
fsbl1 = s. EyAHsyTLLRs IEDIzNA. |
- c. S0D-9-I00 kegs best Newcastle = |
sSe oclz s. =. GILBERT 8 co. /
SIZE C-GJEDLR 500 boxes 5sz daaifFT- 4
~ for sAls.Eow by 8. Y. GILBERT &OOs /
steoo - -
n 1:E.-ls bags best fennsd ter sails b. a |
GORHHDsN JUOEsa sSEs.-2 bbis. eor- |
recsived and far sale at TIoKERY BROS,
dse9 Nc. 81 Main 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-12

Balance in my hands March 7, '62.......S $50 40
have made no charge and received nothing
from the School Funds for services as School Trns
tee for the past two years. 80
The Common Council of the City of Evans
Wills has given mo in City Orders for
books Gas premiums) for scholars and for
service. $3.50 90
Out ofwhich have paid for premium books
and school books for INDECENT sch GLARS for
two years. 1e3 60
Amount received for two years seTvices-..S5e 40
- II. Q. WHEELER,
School Trustee of Evansville.