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One Gift to Every Ticket.

to the inability Of thousands to So
Esr " special reQnest hare nlad@ asranEemcats n
Elyra Second Grand Gift Concert The aEHnnemenf,
ase on more liberal scale and citizens who wer M
hne 10 Tickets for the late Concert viii now
Coneett The management viii laDor TO MAXI us XII
onceFt the ab!c+t and best ever given in the 49,
lhese have all heen selected With zyeat an
re ooo manataetnFe. and warranted Ecuuine The
sveTy effort vi: hc ma!e to rrnler the Coucsrt sareF
taninE and to make IT ALONE acompensaiIon f,r the
Tickets toI sic II weshe { Hilton Office No ,rr.,
man RIcck g South Clark street: ". VI Hinbai desl
!exsler ls6 Lake street. corner Of Clafk: iiiett
xnu.G g 70 ancy Goods md Stationery Wasernonss'
~ LAKE street CudWoTth Lortng s. I15 I;sn,Inh
esIses Eel and nearly all public places.
the nonerto ~ Wers eGnns a Tsns dlskss BY enclosing
ICE Box ~ viii nees With prompt attention. Iii
eoEmuncatons must he addressed To them 11-'
IEo eleEant Pianos at W. " kimbal s. dealcr ia Pisno
or1es l0 Lake street stairs: also those three dns
SeEsanE Machines: at Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Agency Io
aake etEeet; one Of shem-ther Prize Machne~is ths
nrest md hAndsomest manufactured Usfianifrste ts
n the White House. In Presidents family afso In
me HouscolI Of the Tycoon Of Japan the bches5 Or
psns5a9d EnSland and the q Constantine
Lake street, Fhoiosraphic Albums ana nd oihsr iac H.
Goods. St Giett Titus 1: CoA Isl LAKE. StFeet. snI
street. = 49, 4~3''uo'po
Drawers Of Gins In the country can have them for.
FIT oes e bs4 bss1f 'hef address, to werbe hton
The principal Gifts III be on exhibition at BRYAN Hal,
on the evening Of the Concert ~
The numbers drawing the following Prizes will ba
Rnhasned In the Daily Papers Immediately af,er Tie
, 1863-03-16
The badge of the Copperhcads.

Here the whole mattel. lies We have two
parties among Us, not political parties, but
one for the continuance of the national lite
aud the other against it. The Northern man
who belongs TO the latter Of these two
classcs, is tic person we mean when We talk
about Copnerhcads, "-Spinafeld Repu5-
1icun.
This is the whole question in nutshell,
No better statement Of the case could be
made.
, 1863-03-16

E The Washington correspondent Of The
New York Times Gays that many forciruers
arc leaving that city for Canada aud other
f9ieisu pa.i 10 a}vld ilv lc..1,.
, 1863-03-16

,,di3S of ~ ~. ,s vile, recently (says the Dis
rest;a.,,s ~ ca' city, in the course Of some in.
cor,a ~ ms before thu Chief Of police, 1t has
ssm;, Svms light that the female members Of a
arr y in that city, Of reputed respectability,
q :, in the habit Of exhibiting bone Of the
hunan leg taken from the body of Union
soldier slain in the battle of Bull Run, as
parlor ornament. What 4 beautiful illustra
tion Of womanly instinct and delicacy!
, 1863-03-16

a COMPLIMENT TO TIE SoNs' or GREEN
En1S.-on the morning Of ST. Patrick's Day,
Monday, March II, the new man. OF; war
Shamrock will be launched from the Brook
Ign Navy Yard. This splendid new vessel has
been SO named in acknowledgment Of tue ser
vice rendered our country By the Irishmcn
in 'he army and navy. The feast day Of the
patron Saint Of Ireland is very cpportuncly
chosen by Secretary Wellcs as the day for
launching the Shamrock.
, 1863-03-16
The New Judge of the Supreme
Court.

The New Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
The President has named, and the Senate
confirmed, Stephen ]. Field, now Chief jus
tice Of California, as the tenth Judge Of the
office was created by the last Congress. Heis
brother OF David Dudley Field, Of New York
city. He is u fine general scholar, as well as a
thorough lawyer. The New York Erening
nust says, in early life he enjoyed great adyan-
tages both Of study and travel. When
boy he spent three years in the East, at Ath-
ems and Smyrna, until he learned to speak
modern Greek like q native. He was gradu-
ated ut Williams College, in 1887, with the
highest honors Of Ills Glass; After passing
ten ycals in this city, In 1S4s he went abroad;;}
and passed year and half in Europe. Re-
turning in the fall of 1S49, just at the moment
when there was i large emigration to Califor-
mia, he removed to that State. He was mem
ber Of the first Legislature, and introduced
and had passed the several laws concerning
the judiciary and regulating the procedure,
civil and criminal.
In 1857 he was elected Judge of the Supreme
Court Of California for six years from Janua-
r. !, 1858. For several years past he has been
the Chief Justice Of the State. In this posi-
ton he LAS contributed much to sustain the
dignity Of the bench. His decisions, prepared
with great care, have been universally respcc-
ted. Hc is probably better acquainted with
that mixed system of law, Mexican, Spanish
and American, which prevails in California;
than any other man in the country. No one
understood better those great Land cases which
hare furnished so much matter for litigation,
both to the local courts and to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. So highly were
his legal opinions regarded, and so much were
his ability and character respected By men Of
all parties, that Immediately on the passage
Of the law creating tenth Judge Of the Su-
prcme Court Of the United States, to be taken
from the Pacific coast, the whole California
delegation united to ask the President his ap-
pointment. It was made By no outside influ-
cnce, but at their unanimous request. Judge
Field is in the vigor Of manhood, 40 years Of
age, and We believe will long do honor to the
position to which be is now elevated.
Though since he was raiscd TO the bench he
las stood aloof from party politics, Jet on the
breaking out Of the war, he threw himself in
to the struggle, and it Ia greatly owing to him,
with few other bold leaders. that California
was held fast to the Union, In his new posi-
ton the Government will have no more de.
tcrmincd supporter,
, 1863-03-16

TuR FIRST BASK.-It is stated that bank
under the new banking scheme is to be organ
izcd at Fishkill Landing, n, T. This is the
first Of which NC have heard. Mr.. Bank su-
pcrintendent Van Dycl, in his last report,
states that he will test legally the right 10 cs-
tablish such bank.
, 1863-03-16

We hereby certify that tie pEtcrs annexed 10 tho
above articles. bought ut establishments are
regular retail prices. JULIUS BAUER.
JAMES BOLTON,
Agent for I. 81. Singer l. Co.
GEO. r.. STEVENS.
At the conclusion Of the Concert. CHA will BE- drawn
pointed by audience 10 supcrlntend the drawing
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to commence Ut
II o'clock.
TICKETS.. S..............-......sl.0 100.
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The name Of Charles D. l1aight appear
ed In our paper few days since as being ''ab-
sent without leave.' Mr.. uaight writes Us
from Naperrille, that he presented his resis-
nation as I'd Lieutenant Of some hattcry-
what one he docs not state-at Nashville.
(which was accepted, and was paid in full
and released from f1,n serr;,o++
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LIST OF PRIZES.

IL 7.Octase Rosewood Piano Forte. larre '~'"e-
sa.; Ssa.s, ssspen;,iIns Ia:. bottom, iElaid name
2-l 'oc,a1e Rosewood Piano. lafSs round F''''
81 MsEniaceat Wheeler wii;on Sewing 5000
aehiae 3ao1cI n1s' T1c'h1y y;t ;;tltssEnlated and srna
asa etia intal9 ~. w,h peasl. rosewood full ~
tiss seeie1 s:sT wilson Sowing M.ssias '
Fch mahogany full case. side drawers. Gu.
s-1SSS rSS SXSisslsI% Md:ss Sewing Machine; n''
Biamoad G!asser sents fi::: so@ s'S
5fsa|ss fiS5i SSia Ts'sS Mss5'fs ssSS
III M styss Plated Ladies Dressing Gsse. % Tur. t"'
1+1 Rosewood Ladies Jewel and Dressing 600
,s-1O6'oaE fsaeled Photograph lba:a iyo;;1 LOO
III oSionE Neaa,1oa :G Gsso Yi6n 1000
81 aSo1s Turkey Mo1oceo aiSam. ii pic. Is"
IL, 9Gu.Tts fSrsled 1oiyi; o;naaens '000
a1 TnFsev sWiasps WGIpa:sp ~ 1oeo
T9Fssy Nofoeso bum. Il s
:ssaR.1ts4s. SS'9 As33 e:Ss;s NJ; s
81 sess:s esa'sie;e woiis. turkey sioios: 80
III Ss;oas Complete woiEs Turkey Noios: 20
GenIs siiscr watcb bikaait;:.. kantns; ca;e...:.. s:5
S[1snyer Plated Eoi!ee Urn. n.................- s.@
EiE:ks E s;fSS.s ~ 9;Ss 13SS
H ~ EST saia seitsfs shsSssi g5oi iasd: ssss
ST. sir tr Pia:ed Pis Kitfs. Kitfs...... 5eS 5eS
s,n., :. ss3Sf esR1a's Af5aSf Rnifs: f5fE md So
III Fssss 5sias e.; IS
et'. Gsfl lsells, each ii l75...:.... III
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4nltIun Galts


I K. PLIAlPTON, Auc;i5neo-.
SALE OF THE
Furniture and Furn1ahinn Coo3u
Inc Steamer "city.of Hunalo,1 Of
Tuesday. March 18th. Mt 10 a ~
L. X. PL1NPTON 4 SON
Mn! commence the sale Of the entire Fu,,i.,..
Fn,n:sinE Gnods Of thu Steamer 'C,:y o. H1T. aat
Buffalo. Aarca ilta. iS2 MI, :, e,-h
, 1863-03-16
GILBERT Is SAMPSON,
~ s. LAKE STREE:
Chnttel MORTGAGE Sale nf tn.
ENTIRE EEKSITCEE OF THE ORIENT UlC:7

At AEET10X.
evil sell Commenting on WEDNESDAY, War.
thc cutie Furniture OF safd house This ss+ "
braces large An,ount. ard great variety OF a.sr
hold Goods Consisting naz1or sets. easy ai :ces
iEE ckairs narb!e-top tables and sofas. Ei,hns,r,
black walnut and other chamber SETS with aLt w;i
out marble tops: splendid mil Eors. velrcs bruase
three ply 8nd lrEraln carpeta hair a:.A s7a>s +.
trsses bed springs. hair holsters and feather po.
ture- cFoekrry and glassware. cmbrac.E cvs,y 1t;t
used In rrst class house. 4 largo port.na Oft:
above goods have bten in Tie house but -,
and are In good con .ttton: :" Sale positive wis .
reserve. GILBERT j. S.lMPsttS,
InhS Sasa1.td Auct.,cclrs
Buyers Will please take notice that each as;'c'e
Terms cash Sale without reserve.
nh1sao3-tw Auc,!oatera
pooTs AND SHOES AT A,,.,
~ T1OE.-B = Elckarsnr. 2el Eaka at~ m, ~.
4. 81, viii be sold Isl caasi Meas .at9,:y:'t
Zip and Calf poota; 81 sases NJ ,.o5s ann ~;
ess and Ties; g ca1sa Cals~ n. ;aSh Shoss ns.c
rnhia.bs1st S. SIckEiS'"
-e--- e-- - -aucti,Eeeo
4 cEjyN NSALEofDRYG COOL
80 :, CLOTHING-B s. .Etckcrson. c.tI
W. corner Of Franklin. Tn Monday. March
.uesdsy: Marrh 18th. Frdsy. March nth. =
i3s. Yankee Notions, Furnishing Goods and .fyss
At private sale, Oh Cloth. an,i CarnetsnE
mel. his-lw S, S,STCKERSt}S Auct.,r"s
, 1863-03-16

@" The Woods-Fernando and Bcn-hay-
ing gone out Of the World, the ITorld now
"goes into " the Woods with 4 will.
, 1863-03-16
Union Victory. in E,lnttx;l1a

AT the charter election held in PlatteyIllc.
Wis, on Monday last, the Republican Union
ticket Was elected by Il vote Of 17a. to 81 for
the Coppcrhead ticket.
hESTrcKf.-Ata a Union convention in Lex
inSton, KY, the platform Of the hot .and-cold
lnlonists, adopted BY the Louisville De,,o-
crat' was kickedoycr By vote Of three to one
Although endorsed By tile Secretary Of State,
Nickhhe, and Speaker Buckncr, the people
promptly tabled them as not expressing the
sentiments Of the Union men of the country.
Gen. Frye. MINOR s. D. Mccullough aud HI
snm Shaw made unconditional Union speeches.
, 1863-03-16

Took tie Imperial Gold siedai AZ tie E.ss highest Prs
nl1n or exce!lency OF Machine also four oiher Cod
q Mo5k a'so foaE HqnoEable Me2sions 6or good ToT
!encJ or for work. THUS the G;.sinsl Howe seTtn7
Machine ffom EEica al others derive their yttaty
EI. and four Honorable Mentions out Of i've at =
Nosde Fair where all Of tie leading Sewing Msca;nes
best Sewing Machine IN the world. ~' 1e
ern Etatea. ""eos
CiErulass. containne fnn descriptions o. Mach,nss
can Pc bad on application, OF sent b. mall.
AddIesa J. S. BRYANT
fnYl7-i9I-1Y. ~"' eAAeS4bN-
, 1863-03-16

IT CORNELL s cos SEWING
A1s MACHINES, Of all stitches at 133 Lake street
MNeoE Gibbs Twisted Loop Stitch Tagrert Il
Ea1r Doube Lock Stitch Empire Shuttle LocE $ttch
The Simplest st1lest Fatest and most perfect to 81
plies, &C. IL COREEIF = 11s * Cup
del6-y15;Fu RoT n Thirsrn M
, 1863-03-16

READ THIS.-A chance to make
70 any sddtcss upon the receipt Of $500 Two vausb,e
for ths cure Of CanceEF and one or tic
cure CoEn1. Bnnlons. SC. removed IN one minute.
nithout the lasst paln Double the amount refunded
AddTsss W4klAA POWER, Duncan's Falls MusSin-
gum CountV&Nfuo. fg.0- an6s.lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07

tracing Tor new engines, should apply
the patent valves, on the score of econo-
my, as it saves IA per cent in fuel, as
well as practical utility. The boat has
six huge boilers, each IL inches in diam
eter and 20 feet in length, with six re-
turn fues. She has also doctor engine
and doctor boiler, steam freight hoist
er, steam capstan, and steam fire
engine, by which the decks, cabin and
hold can be deluged with water at mo-
ments warning
The cabin and outfit Of the Olive
Branch are very complete, neat and COM
Portable, being supplied with every con-
venienee, and many luxuries, which
make her accommodations vie with the
best hotel establishment in the country
A fine Autograph of the boat, her 4ex-
act picture, artistically complete, was ex-
eeuted by Hart & Mapother, Third street
The Olive Branch was built expressly
for the packet trade between St Louis,
Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans, and
she is now all complete and ready to
start on her first trip. She is in charge
of Capt B, r. Pegram, with ]. Fl. Ogles-
ty, of Indianapolis, in the clerks Office,
assisted by JAS Spencer The bar, we'll
stocked with choice wines, liquors and
cigars, is located on the larboard guard,
under the auspices of Henry Hillery.
The commissary department, the most
complete and thoroughly organized that
we have yet seen on any boat on the
Western waters, is in charge of E. Har-
desty, who manages the pantry, pastry
cooks room, the kitchens and stove
rooms, as well as the cabin and table
filling, in fact, most difficult position
The Olive Branch leayes direct for
New Orleans this afternoon at 4 clock
commanded by veteran officers, and we
would advise all who wish to travel tc
secure their state rooms early, as the
boat no doubt will be crowded Her
tables will be spread with every lux
ury of the season, and she offers unsur
passed accommodations to travellers
The Cordelia Ann will leave for Gin
cinnati this evening The Cordelia. AM
is neat little craft, and is admirably of
fcered
The R. K Dunkerson, not getting il
last night in time to load for Green riv
er, will leave for that classic stream thi
evening Capt. Drinkwater is superl
officer and win see that his passenger
have good time. "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07


best things we have heard for some time,
fell under our observation a day or two
since. Our friend Sam. Jones wanted
servant girl in his family, and pushed
for an intelligence office and made
known his wants to the proprietor. Says
Sam, +" Have you any frst-rate, tip-top
servant girls for the kitchen2 | want
one that can mind her own business and
attend to her work 40 yes" says the
proprietor, " any quantity-let me show
you one" Sam is at once introduced to
a daughter of the Emerald Isle, and is
greeted with: And does We want a
servant?' Yes" says Sam. How
many hev in yer family2' Sam answer
ed And hev yer hot and cold water?"
Answers again. How many children
have yer2 and do you make your girls
wash Sundays2-is the church far awav?"
All these questions, with about fifty
more, were answered heroically by Sam,
when he thought it about time to take
the laboring oar himself I" You look"
says Sam, ike pretty nice girl, but 1
want to ask you one question:-Do you
play the piano?' mo" Then" says
Sam, very bIandly, "you won't answer
my turn" And away went the aston
ished Celt, feeling that she for once had
caught Tartar.-Harttord Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
October the u, '63.

Paul the apossel, on his way from &c
roosalem Demaskus, to persekoot the
Crischeus, seed dazzlin lite which
struck him blind The old Dimocrisy
on the 18th nv October, on its way to
glory, to persekoot the niger, seed lite
which knocked it crazy. Wen yu've
sucked a orange dry, natrelly you fling
away the peel, and if the froot provd sour
and bitter instid Nv sweet you fling it
good dele further bein disgustid. Val
landiggum marterdum wuz our orange
we suckt it vigorously; but alasl quiz
nine is a sweetness compared to it. To
wit: l fling away the wuthless pele.
Myself and flock is now all war Demo
Gratis. We have alluz bin. We never
agreed with the extremists NV our party,
and we renamed in the organization
only becoz, ez members thereof, we Good
restrane it from dom mischif We wer
zelus in the support of Vallandiggum
and workt hard to elect him, only that,
bein his supporters, and heving electid
him, we Good curb him.
Therefore, all our apparent opposition
to the war wuz RELY its most effishunt
support. hope the people will see it.
At biznis meetin of our church yis-
terday afternoon, the follering rezoso-
loosiiens wuz past.
WAREAs, Dimocrisy furnishes best wen
it is successful; and
WAREAs, It is a tender flower that
don't bare the chillin frosts NV adversely
much; and
WAREAs, The people hey shode by the
pekoolyer style of votin that they dom
like Vallandiggum ner his prinsiples;
and,
WAREAs, The people is of moar use
to us than Vallandiggum; therefore be it
Resolred, That Vallandiggum never
wuz representative NV the Dimoeratic
ice.
Resozred, That we do not endors his
views, or approve his acts, and nevur
did
ResoEred, That onest old A. Linkin,
by the arresting Nv him, and thereby
fOrsin' NV US into committin' polittikil
sooiside by nominatin' nv him, was gilty
NV eommittin heenus sin
ResotUed, That we amt es much con-
sarned about our habis corpuses ez we
wuz afore the eIecshun.
ResolUed, That the war for the Union
must 60 on, until its enemis is subjooga-
It'd, and the banner Nv buty and glory
waiys over every Staff, and the Dino
cratic commits nv the yarius Stats
be requested to procoor sufishen mum
her NV bannurs, and appoint sub-com
mittis to wave um.
ResolUed, That we air in favor Nv sub
jugashen, emansipashen, confseashen
taxashen, coscripshen, exterminashen
niger inlistments, and eff Their is any
thing else the people desire, let then
write to us (post-pade) and Wen pas
the necessary resolushen.
These resolushens, (Which at my re
quest wuz past unanimously strikes
me ez kivering the hull ground. E
Pew and Cox and Medary, ct al, Qav
turn which menes and uthers, hev tn,
sagassity nv billed turneps, and adop
them atwunst, all will be well.
Watin and watchin'.
e-r7 PETROLEUM V. Massey.
i Findldy JefersOnian
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.
onprn FOR ! nRrrK SIDE WALK.

= oRDER FOR BRfCK SIDE WALK.
Oct. 81 1868 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city
of Evansville that the owners of all lots parts
of lots, fronting or adjoining the south west
side of Centre street, from Pine to Leet
streets in said City cause the de-walks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause side walk of Glass No. l to be laid down
thereon within lhirty days from the publication
of this order.
assa. haa rt- A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office Oct 40 1861
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK

01NHIlR n 5TDl VIII.
Oct %, 1S63.-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 ot
lots, fronting adjoining southeast side of Elm
street, from Market street, to Canal, in said city
cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the
proper grade, and that they cause a side walk OF
Glass No. 2, with wooden curb, to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication o.
this order A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
CIerkis Office Oct 20. 1894.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.
FLOUR unchanged ard firm, but the demand is
light. Supertne SIS as %, Extra So 1905 55,
Trade brin 8 SIS 750 6 25
WHEAT steady at u 2O@1 p for Red and 81 40
a. AZ for White
CORN ss@s9c and firm
OATS &c and in good demand.
R1 unchanged.
BARLEY no change
WHISKY advanced to 55c
PROVISIONS firm
OLD MESS PORK SI3 co.
LARD 1910.
BULK MEATS firm, at 5@so for Shoulders and
81 les.
HOGS quiet, receipts 1000 head and not many
BUYERS at Sc on the spot
GROCERIES firm and demand at full prices
GOLD advanced TO 45@46 premium.
EXCHANGE dull
MONEY close at 60S q cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
~
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.
Oct "a, 1865 nd now it is hereby ordered
and directed by th ommon Council of the City of
Evansville that thu Of all lots parts of
lots, fronting on tr adjoining the east side of
Fifth avenue, fir Sixth to Franklin street,
in said City. he side walks thereon to be
brought to the prop grade and that they cause a
a side walk of Glass No 2, with wooden curb, to
be laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
- Glerl,,s Office Oct 30 1867
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CITY ADVERTISE ] ENTs.
CoRPORATIoN NOTICE

VhDAtl I'I.IVIN 9III
Oct q, 1s63.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the City
of Evansville, that the owners of lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the southwest side OF
Sixth street, from Main to Locust streets in
said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
sidewalk of Glass No. to be aid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order A PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Nftcn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

A
Oct. A,-1S63.-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 adjoining the west side of
Fifth Avenue, from sixth to Franklin streets,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to
cause a side walk of Glass No. 2, to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Of6ce Oct 40 1853
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WAL
Oct "a, 3.-And now it is HEREBY ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the of lots or parts of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the east side of
Fulton Avenue from Third to Fourth street,
line in said City, the sidewalks thereon
to be repaired within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1863
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.
Oct. "a, ISG3.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
E=anavilIc- that the owners OF all lots parts of
lots, fronting on adjoining the northwest side
of Vine street, from Tenth to corporation line,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grsde and that they cause a
side walk of Glass No. q with woodsn curb, to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Oct, "a 1862 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Second street from Sycamore to Vine street,
in said City cause the sidewalks thereon to be
paired within thirty days from the publication
this order. a. A. PFAFFLIN, CLERK
Evansville, Oct. 80. 1868.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-07

ONE day little Molly, six years old,
said to her uncle, who was visiting at
her fathers, Uncle Harry, do you say
your prayers to God?'
He replied; Certainly; everybody
does who is good"
No they dom" said Molly, e for ma
IS good, and she always says hers to the
chair."