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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

DOMESTIC EcoNoMY.-No housekeeper
or cook is fully prepared to enter success-
fully upon he, culinary duties without
having the Chemical Saleratus on hand.
1t relieves the mind Of much Of the care
and anxiety experiencedby skillful cook.
For sale BY most merchants and grocers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

CoRRgCTIoN.-In our notice Of the
Court being held at Des Moines the COM
positor made us say Judge Sloan presided.
1t should have been Judge Love, as II
was written.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

EF-T The house advertised for rent IN
to-day's paper, is in desirable part OF
the city, and will be rented to careful ten
ant at reasonable price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains,

X. TT d. NJ AND nR.R X. p. AND II. n. n.
Train leaves 0A.M Train leaves :. 715 Am.
arrives....2U 81 Train leaves 80 Pm.
Freight leaves. 90 Pm. ILLIroIs & SOUTH L. R.R.
arrives. a30p.M. Leaves Hamilton AGO n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
NTILL SITE AND MACHINERY

MILL SITE AND MACHINERY
yl FOR SALE
TIE remaining portions Of the Fl,ar Mil, recently
tuFut si Hamilton. III tcppose keosHk oval con
tstnE Il the brick and stone walls as hea stsBd, the
spBe hasAFnrut an foundation Nfe tn p-Ts#st con-
diivr TO be rebuilt upon; tas nr Ind boiler house.
In good eunai.iaa and unhsrmed goed Boilers -
ions. III inches diameter, hass 10 ezcb Il csss
engine e euieieni power - run ran OF stone Ia
iron balance wheel, shafiing geasiug, &c-, whereby
Il rst rtats mill can be got up ih 5Ei sHsil outlay
pa rsiive all Il which together with tn@ ground,
viii De sold great bargain to party who wishes
t. rebuild good mil Long tin= viii given forthe
purchase money
Application may be made -
GAYLORD, son CO..
fron Mvrehautx. ST Louis No,
SrHPREys R8sERs, Atty's. NArssr, Ill,
OR Runner * wIcKxksaAa, Keokuk.
Oct. p '63-tdst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

MILL SITE FOR SALE.-We would call
attention to the advertisement found in
our columns to-day, of a mill site and
machinery for sale. This is good chance
for a bargain to any one who wishes te
rebuild the mill recently burned at Ham
ilton, Illinois. The foundation, basement,
and all the machinery is in perfect condi
tion and rst class mill can be erected
with but small outlay, paratively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
BY JAMES PARTON

BY JA MES FA nI otSs
.r.o, or a,,rr or ArpREw yAcKsoE," "LIrR ov
AAaoS BuKR" ETC, ETC.
~~u p1pTON has had the hest possible facilities
M .,hs nreparxtion of this wnrk, including free
..s 70 of,cial documents. The cspiure Of New Or
s "a s,rperal Buffers administration there form
.ssns, ~ hri4nl epoch IL th@ present war and thps
~sa ~. acquainted with Mr.. Parton's previous works
Iii, an icp.ts volume Of intense interest II will
10 rrady early in November, forming ecsAvo
vo.me Of abont 100 psges. Price, In cl IN binding
| oa.0,. AASoS nnoTHEaS,~
ocs23-tot 80 Mercer b., M -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

The Copprrheads in this county are
making themselves appear ridiculous by
claiming that Hedges is duly elected
Sheriff, and that he will receive his cer-
ti6cate "without much trouble" We
think that he will experience considerable
difficulty before he receives that docu-
ment. The majority of Anderson, in
cludiug the hospital vote and the vote of
the l4th and 18th Iowa and 2lst Mis-
souri,, is SO. The Copperheads will,
however, continue to insist that Hedges
is elected. But this majority Of Ander-
sons is very small compared with what
it will be when we receive the full returns
from some thirteen other different regi
ments in which Lee county is represented
We think, then, that Hedges will con
clude if he does not before that he car
be beaten in Lee county. Now if an
one, except Copperhead, can figure tina
Hedges is elected out Of this state of fact
he is qualified for professor Of mathemat
les in college of Prestidigitation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
GTRAYED.

STRAYED-
strsypd from KeoSak, wednesday, October 7th.
CREAM eoigred pe8fy. tMael sih Stsr In her fore
had apo branded q. : "a her left shoulder. A
ifhrfs reward ~i D. given TO bny psr-oa who silt
take Up aad s~nd etier &r. O. Rsei-. keo
kak, faKs, Informing hil OF the sErff.
ocs-2-dir P. 9. ROCHE.
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Nem advertisements.
HOUSE FOR RENT

A Brick Ponse, containing nine rooms, situated on
ihe ss sni Fulton streets l. e1red for rent.
The hoasa has evsrY nseassa'y ccuvsniencr.
Apply 10 J.. ". BELAPLAfA, a. ba.4s t'st- City
ofIer act2 s-dEf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

The uHdersignrd hating purchased lie stock in II de
Of 'tkafte, Hehnsz : t - afe Geiztei tn ussriyes
gpdrf fhr raass et BLAEAN, X kLN a CO.. ana all
hvrs tier eatrs ths h8esalA ana Fytst Farn4tufe
business in ali rs ErsacAcs 4h-y sser - fAeir
the nt,si complete assortulent ia the city al
reAsgsbe les, sni wi ihsr tesF endeavo;s 70
deserve The pstfons &c Q: the paalie.
D. A. DUNCAN.
JOHN kaRLt
CHARLES SCHULZ.
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IO-PARTNERSHIp NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given tb4; the ship hereto
fore existing nnGer he ~ .Earis. Sshglz
Co.. the 1t OF October, 1859 dissolved b mn
t8si eoneent.
J.KARIE,
CHARLES SCHULZ,
II. G. s1HULZ.
Keoksk, oc,Ober 2s.lss3 lo3t
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Agent for Lee County, Iowa,
oct23-d ForRrH sT, rEoK
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Ready Early i'm November.
General Butler at New Orleans,

History oftAs Dspartmssf oftAs sFfn the pear 1862,
sitA an aceoxnf Of tAe esptars Of Ner Orleans,
and tkefeh ef the yrerioAs career o fM
fssnsraI eiriI and military
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
- A. order has heen issued hr Ca

EGy~ An order has been issued by Gen
Rosecrans, calling for determined effort
for the suppression of desertion. The
Commanding General directs attention
to the letter of the law, and announces
that he expects rigid adherence to the
spirit Of these provisions by court mar
tial He wishes it to be distinctly I'M
derstood throughout the army, that the
extreme penalty of death viii be en-
forced in case Of desertion.-Nec ~
bang Ledger.
When this determination of the Com
handing General is carried out, what a
fearful responsibility will rest on those
parents, brothers and friends who have
encouraged soldiers to desert
The greatest kindness they can show
to the soldiers who are at home without
leave is to send them back at once, be-
fore they are arrested and the extreme
penalty is Inflicted ON them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
RIVER NEWS.

The river has risen about four inches
in the twenty-four hours up to 5 o'clock
last evening and was then steadily ris
ing.
The weather is like gold unsettled and
irregular, and no calculation can be
made as to what day will bring forth.
We made slight mistake in the report
Of the Courier's time around the point
on Monday The time was FIVE minutes
and forty-fve seconds. The Bowens
time on Saturday was FIVE minutes and
thirty seconds.
1t has been quite lively on the river
for day or two, and freights are still
accommodating.
The following boats have passed up
since Monday evening: The La Crosse
Diadem, Exchange, R. B. Hamilton,
Nashville, Fort Wayne, New York, aor-
zon, Ohio No 8, and Navigator.
Those passing down were the Jewess,
Storm and Atlantic.
The Bowen arrived in her usual crowd
ed state yesterdy morning, and immedi-
ateIy Commenced filing mp She con-
tinued to receive freight and passengers
until A clock, when she left with all
the freight and passengers she could
stow away. She went out like an arrow
shot from bow, cleaving the river wide
open in her course She went around
the point in 5 minutes aud 10 seconds.
The Tempest arrived from Nashville
yesterday, and dropped down last night
to Mt Vernon, to load.
The Gen. White did not leave for
Green River Monday as we had suppos
ed. She will leave this evening. For
freight or passage apply on board
The Victor will leave for Bowling
Green at + o clolock this evening. Cox
Il Humphrey are her agents
The j. T. McCombs was down last
night to this point and Henderson. She
left on her return during the night
The unrivalled Atlantic, Differed by
that matchless trio, Capt Richey, Ed.
Ford and Mr.. Sanderson, passed down
yesterday with nine hundred tons of
freight
The Atlantic is unquestionably the
finest steamer on the river, and Can't.
Richey is in every respect worthy to
command her
The matchleSs Big Grey Eagle viii be
the popular packet for Henderson and
Louisville this evening. With her adj
mirable accommodations and obliging
officers, the Big Grey Eagle is equal to
a first class hotel
Listen this morning for the wild whis-
tie of the high headed and light winged
Armada. She is expected here to re-
sumo her trims to-day Har-a ooonanao-
dations are OF the very best, and Captain
Josh. TROOP and Gus. Dusouchet rank
among the best officers aAoat. If she
comes give her big trip.
The D. B. Campbell left for Bowling
Green last night
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Iron, the indianapolis Journal.
Legislative Summary.
INDIANAPOLIS, Marcl

INDIANAPOLIS, March g.
SENATE.-Paris c. Dunning and John
c. New were appointed, by resolution,
members of the Auditing Committee to
audit military claims A resolution was
adopted authorizing the Governor, Audi
tor and Treasurer ct .etest~ 20 ~PPoir,t
eoHaHsT=tten tofnvestigate the fraudulent
issue Of State bonds A committee ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor, re-
ported that he had no further communi-
cation to make to this General Assem-
bly,. After feeling and appropriate
valedctory from the President, the Sem
ate adjourned sine die
HoCsE-No quorum having been
present for the past week, no business of
Importance was transacted. The House
met on Monday without a quorum, and
adjourned, after the passage of Senate
resolutions for Military Auditing Com
hitting, several House resolutions. and
the valedictory of the Speaker. Messrs
Buskirk, Niblack. and Kilgore were APP
pointed on the Auditing Committee on
the part OF the House 1t two o clock
the House adjourned sine de.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
The Tobacco Trade.

A stransea who has never lived in
tobacco region can form no idea of the
trade carried on in that great staple.
The transactions OF single season
are almost fabulous. Take for instance
the house of Crane, Brown & Co, in this
city. They expect to handle 40, 600 hhds
Of tobacco this season. These viii aver
age 1890 lbs to the hogshead, equal to
100000 which at 20 cents per pound,
would give the neat little sum of Sl4,-
400, 600. This exhibits the operations
of one firm alone, with their various
branches located in different cities and
towns in the West
The firm of Fatman & Co, of which
Morris Ranger is a branch, will
probably do an equal or perhaps greater
mount OF business in tobacco this season.
OF the profits in the trade we can give
an illustration. A wealthy business man
who had confined his trade chiefly to
cotton, took it into his head to try his
luck on tobacco. He dispatched his
agents into the tobacco growing regions
sr~ith orders to bay a small quantity. In
Ie" "ee'---i-aF made report of their
purchases, which footed up about mti-
lion and half of dollars. The capital
list, startled at this array of figures, mani
tested considerable anxiety in regard to
the probable result of his first specul; :
ton, when well known tobacco man of
this city stepped in to his relief, handed
him $4,000 advance on his purchases
and took them off his hands.
The capitalist, in this transaction, re-
allied what would have once been deem
ed a magnificent fortune on his first and
last transaction in tobacco without hav-
ing handled single hogshead. Cotton
was king. Tobacco is fast assuming the
scepter.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
The Late Battle near Franklin.

Nashville, March 9-The rebels bu-
ried sixty-live Federal dead, yesterday,
and retained $50 wounded Rebel sur
geons, who met our flag of truce, admit
a loss of upward of one hundred killed
on their side. Two regiments of Indians
were engaged in the battle, under Van
Dorm. Fifty-three rebel prisoners were
brought into Franklin, Sunday night,
captured at Unionville All the camp
equipage, wagons, &c, were DESTROYED.
Colonel Coburn is prisoner in the hands
OF the enemy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
Eel ACTTON NOTICE
SrATE OF JyDr,~,

''F INDIANA
The State of Indiana to t. '' SIr County, S.
burSh County. 'Hefh Of Ygnder-
LOUIS RICHTER, CLEA-
!. dernurgh Circuit tour' a, "f THE VAN
the Sheriff Of said CoUty whlr SeFeby certify 10
elected Tor the several TOWNSHIPS gers are to BE
at tie usual places of holdiugsl,c, said County.
Monday in april, lst3, to-wit. vs. on the LIST
For Pigeon Township, two .us,ioas,
and four CcnStahles. Ftie Peace
For Scott Township, twoConst.b,
For Perry Township, one Justica
and two Cunstablcs. " IN, Peace
For Armstrong Townshi one T,,.,
Pence aud TWO Constables Jus ice Of the
For Knight Township, oneTusfne or
AMI two Cons tables. u the Peace
Tor Union Township, one Jssco on,
and two Constghies. - NE Pace
For Centre Township, two CousSIas
Fer German township, two CruSSIes
And the Sreriff is hereby directe0o -
notice Of said election in coniovnI -, fe1Gl
statutes in such case made and pr0yidS u tie
~ In witness whereof hef,nto :.
49, / scribe my name and alxihe 81 OF SAIL
! Court This 81 day OF Mara, 1850
~ LOUIS RICHTER, derk w. c.
I, George wolfin, Sheriff of vanfrhurgh Sun'
ty, c"rtifv that the above and foreoing is a Tu'
and complete copy Of The original, now on nj II
my Office GEORGE WhFLlN,
milo sheriff V
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Tbs rdinance OF Secession Repealed
by the Cherokee Nation, and Sla-
YerE, Abolished.

ST. Louis, March 9.-The Camp Blunt,
Arkansas, correspondent Of the Demo
crat, under date of the Goth ult., saws the
Cherokee National Council has just ad-
jOurned. This was the same Council
ordinance OF secession, by the rebel
army. Their first act was to repeal said
ordinance unanimously. They then
passed an act depriving Of office in the
Nation and disqualifyiRg all who con
tinue disloyal to the United States Gov
ernment; also passed an act abolishing
slavery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11

NOTICE.
HEADQ'Rs MILITARY COMMANDER,

HEADQ'RS MILITARY COMMANDER.
Evansville, March 9th, 1853.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS. BELONGING
L TO the First Indiana Cavalry having been re-
ported TO this Office as absent from duty without
proper authority. are hereby ordered 10 report at
these Headquarters without delay:
Henry Steed, Ccnspany.C-
Geo. Grossuian, Company, c.
George Bacon, Company c.
Robert Haley, Company c.
ARA Lee, c mpany c.
James Gregory, Company c.
CHRISTOPHER Lang, Company n
John Moore Company D.
Andrew J. PerTigo, Company D.
Robert Keller, COMPANY d.
Chas. III. Narken, CoInrauv D.
v m, ID. Webb, Company D.
JOSEPH Sandage. Company D.
VIM H. Cash, Company D.
NJ A. Burlington, conf any D.
John Angel, Company D.
Lafayette Nvaly, Company d.
+. II. EHRMAE,
mhlo-3t Capt and Military Commander
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
Explanatory.

The indignant protest of correspon-
dent agains. the Illegal seizure of negroes
in this city, for the purpose of selling
them into bondage in Kentucky, hacked
b. our own citation of facts, has awaken
Ell responsive feeling among our citi-
zens. They realize that a renroach- has
Deeu Drought upon the good name Of the
city, and, we feel assured, will take
prompt steps to prevent recurrence of
such oatrages in iuture
The New York Tribune, however, is
in error, in surprising that party or poll
tics had anything TO do with the matter
is true sickly effort has been made
to manufacture little party capital out
of it, but without any perceptible success.
1t was the, cd and insane desire for
money! desire that is causing men to
give aid TO the rebels, to plunder the
Governm mt, and even roo the dead
that was the motive power. We did not
stop to inquire the politics of the men
engaged in the nefarious business. Pc
Itically and personally, we believe, some
of them have been our friends. But
their desire for money overcame their
principles of right and justice, AMI they
engaged in business that was in viola
ton of law We trust, for the reputation
of the men themselves, and for the sake
o. the good name Of our city-if not for
the sake of humanity-we may never be
calledon again to record such instances
as those We feltimpelled to notice several
days ago.
The Tribune errs, also, in its remarks
concerning the guerrilla raid on New
burg. 1t is true, the guerrillas were
guided to the spot by citizens of the
place, but it is not true that sin the
same town Democratic jury screened
their accomplices by a disagreement"
The cases were not tried at Newburg,
but at indianapolis, the State Capital.
There are very few copperheads in New
Durgf or Its vicinity. Out OF a total voting
population OF about 325 in the last cleo
ton, the Union majority was 2S2 It
would be hard to ind jury, such as the
Tribune describes, in that locality.
We feel called on to make this state
ment, because it may be inferred from
such articles as that published in the
Tribune, that Evansville is under the
control of those who endorse the seizure
and sale of escaped eontrabands or free
negroes. Our people do not approve of
such proceedings. Men of all parties
condemn them. 1t was only necessary
TO call the attention of our people to the
transactions to arouse their Indignation
that such things could be perpetrated in
their midst, and induce them to take
steps, SO that if repeated, the authors Of
the oatrages should receive the punish
ment their crime merits, anu the law
prescrl5es.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
PubIic sale.

WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL
w LIST, 1863 at the Auction Room of Hiram
Nelson, Main Street to pay freight and dharges,
he following articles manufactured by htniy
Wills, Of Martins Ferry Belmont county oEio
Board, Levers, l Tumbling Shafts all n Go0o
order.
TERMS CASH. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock
y. A. c. SHRADER,
mhlOdtd Agent L. ( c. r. h. Co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11

Br Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine
has been laid on our table. 1t is a Ga
zette of Fashion, such as ladies do most
admire. DobeH sentus copy of which
we speak, and has a few others of the
same sort left Call and get one.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
Strayed.

DROKE LOOSE FROM THE cPpFR PART
II OF Evansville, near Iglehsrt's Sin. yesterday
evening. al clock, a Roam Horse about ia.
harris high, L ar - wears OF age, sbod on the fr.
ieet; had on saddle, bridl- and halter saddle bss
one metal sIlrruP and the other brass WAS going
out towards the PLANK Road. Any prison Uniting
si'id horse aud delivering the same at C!arles ~
Johnston or al James No feit's, on Blue Gr.ss.
VIII Dc rewarded T then trouble.
felzSdlw ] MOPrE7T
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
United States Marshal's
Sale

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
u me direct ted from the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trc Court of the United States for The District of
Indiana, will, on
THURSDAY, the I'd day of APRIL, 1863,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana o,crocA
P. II. of said day, at the Court House door in The
City OF Evansvili in the County of Van ierburob
aud State OF Indiana, offer for sale at public onc
ton the life estate and interest of Paul r. Mars
IL and to the following described real estate in the
County Of Nauderburs h, in the State of Indiana
to-wiI: "'
Fart OF lot twenty-nine in the original nlan If
the City of Evansville, commencing on Vine street
slxty-"Re feet Jour inches from The corner of Vine
ana First Streets, extending on the line of Vim.
Street towards the Ohio River twentv-fonr foot
FOUR inches, thence across said lot to the linz +
lot thirty In said place, thence along said line TO-
wards First rect twenty-four fet four inches
thence on line parallel with FIRST Street 10 yina
street to the place Of beginning, in The Citv Of
Evansville. S''I u
The same hnving been condemned and forfa; tod
70 thr uilfeo states as eus".ics property and The
Marshal ordered " tie Court to ell tn same
D. ROSE. L. :. Msssbal
mhIl-5W by j. 5. RltELOW, peDutv
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11

10 Dobell has received Harper's
Weekly and Leslie's Illustrated for Sat
urday, the 18th. They are both num-
bers of rare beauty and interest
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
ECEIG list ERESTS.

"a The " Agriculturalist for.March
sustains the high reputation of that peri
odioaL No farmer ought to be with
out it,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
Furniture of all kinds Repaired.

We are prepared to re-paint, varnish.
----~--'7rTt end 0ttae-'-ieo rcTuir OH hiIIJi5
of household furniture; CHI ,irs newly
caned, and all kinds Of upholstery re-
paired. We will take your furniture
from the house and return the same
after being. repaired We will buy all
kinds of secondhand furniture and sell
the same. We have an Express wagon,
and will attend to moving household fur
niture OF any other hauling. All orders
left at our auction room, No. s. Main
street, opposite Court House, will be
promptly attended to.
lan2S-6wd Il. NELSON & Co
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
United st tes MarsIaaPs
Sa q

Ni i.. th pF A 0IAER OF SALE To
"ie -, ~, - - 80 tlhcn Of the DIS
Indiana, will, on -
THURSDAY, the 81 Gay of AlRTI. 7se?
Deeween the hours OF 10 O'Clock nond 1 o,,,,.,-
r. NJ ol sa5d uty, ~ "a Cclr, Housedoor, in the
State of Indiana, offer for slle at putt s;rc'f
the life estate and interest of Levi T. L7ncl H.
to the following described real estate tC,Yit N
Iie s''l. i,-eaSt ran 81 10y ~ wen seven in
w % i-'"i fl'h Vi 'ie wy u GN1ils'ie Iadi-
rs '-l1s il1yr h5s, no,,a-"',e md .fri,,.
Marshal ordered uy-tiie Court to Iii AMI The
mill -3w B-J $ 49,; L. = u hal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11

WANTED. A comfortable dwelling
suitable for small family, in a pleasant
part of the city, and convenient to the
Post office. Any person having such a
house to rent can find a prompt paying
and permanent tenant by applying at
this Office diff
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11
NEW MUSIC.


MARYLAND. MY MARYI AND, the famous
Se-esh son, to Union words
THE AMERICAN FLAG, by W. S. Ha,s.
4 MOTHERS PRAYER.
THE DYING VOLUNTEER.
UNION MARCH
GEN. RoSFCRANs' BATTLE MARCH.
TIE PICKET
BONNIE BLUE FLAG.
TIE DRUMMER BOY OF SHTLoHrr,-
a new and beautiful song by VIII 5. Hays
POPPING IN AT PUDnING TIME,
very excellent humorous song.
s'GRAF ED INFO THE AEgY1,,- f,,,,:cs,,,.
"HCME THOU ART REMEMBERED S,TTI.I.,,
-NeIr and very pretty
'EERE'S YOUR MULTI,
= THE BANJO An imitation Of that instru
meni, 10y GotSchaIk
New Music re -e.yed every day at
WARREN 4 CoNTNGT0N'S
IeO4 No 1 Main street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-11

~ The Student and Schoolmate for
March has been sent US by the publish
ers. It is pleasant companion for the
little folks