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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

AT the recent Huntsville, Ala, meet
ing Jere Clemens made the following i'm
portaut statement
Before | declare this meeting ad
adjourned, wish to state fact in rela-
ton to the commencement of the war.
"Some time after the ordinance of Sc
cession was passed, was in Montgomery
and called on President Davis, who was
in the city. Davis, Memminger, the Sec
cretary of War, Gilchrist, the member
from Loun lis county, and several others
were present. As entered, the CONVEX
satlon ceased. They we're evidently dis
cussipg the propriety of firing upon Sum-
ter. Two or three OF them withdrew to
the corner of the room, and heard Gil
christ say TO the Secretary Of War: 1T
must be done. Delay two mouths and
Alabama stays in the Union. You must
sprinkle blood in the face u the peo-
pie 7"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
AUDITORS OFFICE, IowA,e
Dies Meines. Feb. Is. 1854.

II s hereby certified, That this the 18th day Of
February 1864, statement filed In this oflca
showing the condition Of Arctic Fire Insurance Com
psny located at New York City, the State Of New York
on the first day Of January, A. D. 1864 in ac-
eordaee with provision Of Act of the General As
semby u the State Of Iowa. entitled An Act in relation
70 Insurance Companies approved Jan 18th 1857 and
act sendatory thereto approved Feb 9TH 1855 ard
Act In relation to Life Insurance Companies approved
March 11th 1862 that said statement shows thai said
Company possessed Of the requisite amount OF CAPITAL
and invested - required by law.
Authority j. therefore given to the above named Com
ppny 70 transact their appropriate business Of Insurance
IN this State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the als day of January, A. D. One Thousand Eight IIun
dred and Sxty1fse.
L ALSO certified That II. b Ten Eyck, ESQ., Of Keo-
sak has been duly appointed BY said Company their law
fu Agent ard Attorney for the county q Lee With mn
power Y take risks Of Insurance therein to ackno
sdee service = psrcsss. IxpsiJea ~ INV upon hi9n
ING With se Clerk q the District Court in sn sad
county reEttd cspy nf the. efstecnf on ole in thi
omce II further certified that the attached /, tf1e
aq4 correct coey " thes1l snnssls4st- " q -
49, In Testimony Whereof l have hereunto set
Us | NY ha@dsna AIMED my seAfof once az Az
| = ! and year first above WRITTEN.
fs-r~s IN rs Nv. CATrEIL
- As4tw Gn1a1A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

AEA(AOA
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90.
= u.s..s.a OanAiaets Attacks -
r1ssor 81 sks Topeka necorAs
John T. Norton, the defeated candi-
date for Mayor Of Topeka, lately entered
the Office Of the State Record and attacked
the editor. In that paper of the l6th,
the scene il rather richly described BY the
latter, thus:
LAuGHABL4 AYTAIR.
While sitting in our Office quietly snok.
ing our after-dinner pipe, day Or two
after tho Topeka municipal election. who
should stalk in but the defeated candi-
date for mayor, John T. Morton, lAteclerk
of the U. s. D. G., late Secretary Of the
Senate, and our nominee for the Office Of
constable at the next Town election. Be-
fore We were fairly aware Of his presence
he was close to US. swinging those long
arms of his over our head and demanding
cartain impossible things ofus. We saw
at . glance that he was beside himself.
either with chagrin over his defeat or come
other cause. Seeing that to be his con-
dition we said to him that he was excited,
that he had better take a seat aud get
cooled of, and then we would talk mat
tiers over, and if any wrong had been done
him it should be righted. He was too
much excited to listen to reason, but eaid
that this city could not hold both Of rs !;
that one must leave, or die, and that, if
necessary, be wac willing to go up to
Trssk's cemetery. We being still 10 the
chair he grabbed our neck tie, and made
pass to hit US. Now John has very
large fists at the end of his arms, and we
thought the safest place would be as close
e to him as possible, so we enclosed him in
friendly embrace, wardipg of his UNI
steady blows without much difficulty. We
would not have hurt hair Of his head on
any consideration, and only defended our
self as we would have done against the as
sault of any other person acting without
knowing what they were doing. We
would say right here that on square,
stand-up fight, we don't doubt but John
would whrp US. We never struck man
In our life, and was never struck At be
fore. 1t is science that we don't pre-.
tend to be posted in; we presume John
is. After short tussle, the stove, ir
which was large FIRE, was knocked down
and the fire pretty well scattered. Nov
editors rooms generally have some loes.
papers scattered around. The Record Office
always has its share. Seeing there was
danger of the building taking fire, we pro.
posed to John to desist from our squabble
long enough to put out the FIRE, to which
ne assented After the fire wa. put oat,
we walked into the composing room, tall
John walked out of the door and down
the stairs. neither of us. we guess, partic-
uarly the worse for the interview. All
the damage that we sustained was one
shirt button missing, and We don't know
that John received any at ell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

srArr OF SEw York, l.

NlEy anu County OF New York, !
ALBERT " ARD President pro teu, and VINCENT TfIYos
Secretar Of the Arctic Fire Insurance Co. being seve
rally and ny sworn depose and say and each for him
self says, that the foregoing true fun and correc
statement of the affairs Of the said corporation and tia
they are the above described officers thereof
ALBERT WARD. President pro tenn
VINCENT TILYON, Secretary
Subscribed and before me- this n IN day of ian
nary, A. D.. 1854. J. W. WILDER Jr
U.s. Commissioner for Iowa in New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
AND
General Insurance Agency,
oass sa "a Str. xssksk 1swa.
n.al Ess.ss 1888 ..A sslA.
Firs, Nysf, Lake and life hsnra1ss.
rHs BEST 1sDEMNfzx N 1znu
Etna Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn.
CASH ASSETS, s,l3S,S3o.0o.
Home Insursnca Company.os Nov York.
CASH AssKTs 4s,3SS, N0.0O.
Security Fire Iasntance Co. efNew York
CASH ASSETS e7e4.6Sl.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
CASH ABS811, 110a, 0s155s
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
CASH ASSEM- ee0Sseol.
North American Fire lps. Co., OF n. :.
CASH ASSE1S, esoo,ooe.
North American Fire ms. Co., of Hartford
CASE ASSETS, tsSa,0i0.eO.
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Co. Of Hartford.
CASH ASSETS, eS,OoO,Oo0s
dividends declared annually by this company and pd
during the life Of the assured ne economy m rue
arenent Of business permits large das1dsnn 20 Yony
holders which have averaged 5o per cent peL
70 So Or more thus furnishing Insurance for double N,
apt for nearly the sare cash payment a. 10 required
= "A e.e companies. Nes5s.ttsrs Fstsesss issued IN
s wlsa pPsnass and ii o.e IN
i'f fshisedn e. '-'' : Il B. TEN YcK, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.
go Acfesof land for sale, considerable porson o.
vhes il under Guilty in the central part OF Lee
COUNTY and within thirty minutes bs hsircad nom
Keokuk. This landts admi fasy lifted ior theeP or
stocx far n, an will be .oid at low price An OPP
pertupity such a. rarely occurs, Is here offered TOT
nmstine most desirable invesimeIt Title pesfsca-
Enquire OF .. 81
keokuk. Nov. II Hssi Estate Aeeh,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Germantown. Penn.
DIR. &. M.Jaekson- Dear sir. Personal experience
enables rie fsy that regard she German BIsters
prepared BY Toa es most excellent meGiciEe. 10
Of severe cold AID general aebaifs have been
greatly bens ited D. the OF the Buffers ami doubt
not they viii produce similar Effects others.
Yours Truly, NAhkES AADOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

SILVER PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Baskets, Casters,
saivers Butter Knives, GobIets,
Tea Kettles. Tea Bells, Ice Bowls,
Berry Dishes. Gard Receivers. Lailes,
Table Spoons Tea spoons. Dessert Spoons
SspslnRinss Cups, Com nusion Sc, !.
ICE PITCHERS,
DOUBLE WALL, NEW STYLES.
FANCY eODDS.
Writing Cases, Pine scissors,
CO., Ds..., Poe.si in,,s.
+" Combs, Papier Mache Boxes,
Card Cases, Dressing cs,es.
6ronse ornanente, Meenctnau Pipes,
Git spy Glasses,
sPECTACLEa.
Gold, Silver, Steel. Co.credsnd Gerna. Silver spec
tacles and Eye Glasses.
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
The mos.ssleer d Gold Pens, all sizes; Gold and
raased Pens kepointed
G L Q G X S.
oALENDsn sLoOhs. enurey new style, Keeping
month day OF the " eek, day of the month. Also
day and. 80 hour weight and >prug Clocks.
ALL WARRANTED.
s MILITARY TIA Goors.
straps Buttons Buttons s susis:, &erA
silver Braid. Cold Tassles. Cheeyrons.
Presentation Swords made 10 order. s
pist01sl piSto1sI Pistols I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

DIARIES FOR 1864.
This day received BY
3D.. ,. BRowNELL
dsce-d Cor. 4tt AMI MAR strseb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
Nrw Rnch.lla. NY

rrcm the Rev. ). n. Lyons. formerly Pastor of the
Coiau bus IN. and &iiesiown Pal Bapsst
Churches
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

pr. G. NJ. Jscxson-~Des- Sir: / feel Il pleasure
thus, OF nv accom-. Ia bear testimony 10 The ex
ceileuoe he G- bissers- s. years be-
ing much afflicted VITA Dyspepsia them with
very bens1eial rssaiis. | have often recommended
them 10 persons enfeebled by that torment iag sesse
and heard from then tbs asis srug lesii-
moniais as 10 their great value. In OF general
debility believe II to BE- icnic that csnro be sur
passed. J. A LYONS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

Dr.Jackson-Dear Sir Having Used yeur German
Bhters In m family frequently prepared to say
that II bias been OF great believe that in
of general debility Of the system is the
raiest aud most valuable remedy OF which have any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
Il. TURNER,
No. seS n Nineteenth st,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
From the Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor Of Peterborough
Baptist Charch.

DR. Jsckson-DeAr sir: feel il due 10 your exc.l-
lent preparation, Hoofard Gerusa bi;ters, too add
MI esiilaeEy to the deserved rel gtttion IL has Oh
tsissei have fer years. ~ times been troubled it'll
great disorder In my head Al nervons stem. was
adv ls.-i BY friend trsa bottle Of your German
Batsrs. did - ana lave experienced great andun-
expected reiief my heath hss been ye,y materially
Senrssted ieonad-hiiy rrsopmeBd The ARTICLE where
meet iih eases ssnfar TO Lay own, and have been
ASSURE 4 b, many vi their good Elects
Respectfully Yours, T. WINTER,
Rox5urough Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor of Hetdirg H.
Church, pAhsda.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

r. 4 @k4YfsaA49sA 4aEs
$50 ca 5A514.x Gfe~S 4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
RARE CHANCE (!
Very Valuable Properly and Bust

Very Valuable Property and Bust
ness For sale.
HAVING in contemplation removal 10 Cin-
IL clnnatl, We oAer Cor salS, on exceedingly easy
terms the following very desirable and valuable
Property
rbe large tive. story brick metal roof Warehouse.
with Ice House attached situated on the corner Of
Loeust street aud tho Canal. boing Lot go, Dons-
tion Enlargement, 5axtit feet. We would also soil
with the premises the Furniture, Fixtures, &e..
ineiuding safe, nesks, Counters. Trucks. scales
far.auins, &c, &c, being everything needed for
= Grueery, Produce or Commission business also
tic good win aal successorship Of our business.
These pFonis2s are we'll adapted Tor tobacco fac
tory and warehouse; also,
The double brick Smeko House and Rendering
Honse, and frame Warehouse. CORNER Loctst and
punhem streets, used by rs Ter the pork business ;
also, the Kettles Screws, Lard Watts Blocks. clea-
yers, sc, &c, comprising everything necessary for
tie business also,
The desirable and conveniently arranged brick
Dwelling, on Locust street. between sixth and
Seventh, being Lots Nos n and l., in Block ~
Eastern khlsrgcmeat, nov occupied hy George
Foster, and in complete order GA thes, premises
are two Cisterns . Stable, Wood shed. sc; also a
larsS yard niied @ith choice Fruit Tres, shrubs
and flovcrs also,
The undivided one-half Of the frame Warehouse
situated on Lots and in Block rs Eastern en
lsrg n,ent, running through from Church street
- the Canal. Under rent Tor $50 per month also
The well.improved aud highly cnltissted rsrso
situated near oak Hin Cemetery, contninins, -
acres, all under fence, acrvs Of which is sur.
hoHEuoa lg ne" eA1 ''tIsteufiat PICKET tence, and
nlled with Fruit Trees Of every Kind lneiudipg
about an acre Of we'll set, leaFihg Grape Mines
o. thess premises are situated new Fame Dwell
ling, with large Cellar, Well, Cistsrn. large STA.
be &c Possession eau Be had list uf March: also
Two desirable Building Lots. Nos. aud :. id
Block ., Eastern Enlargement, adjoining The
above; also,
The Lot 2sxso feet, on FOURTH sirVet, near ths
coruer Of Locust, being an excellent stand for
store; also,
me undivided oae-haif Of 25xSo feet, adjoiniu,
xke above.
Tbs above property Will be SOLD on long er,dit,
n a. trts fifiesi ndlsputabie. Parties wishin.
70 examine any Of the above property, Nill pleas
call At our once, corner Locust street and TIL
Cansl. GEO. FOSTER co.
fbll.dtf la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
The Louisville Tobacco Warehouse.

The Superintendents ct weighing and
eoopering tobacco for Louisville. re-
Gently appointed by Gov. Bramlette. are
attending assiduously to their duties. and
they otter the following suggestions to
ali who are preparing tobacco for sa 6
in The market
l>l That the hogsheads he made Of
rived slaves, foar feet eight inches IN
leeg;h, and the heads forty-tve inches ia
diameter
2d That the bottom head haxs an in
side as well as an outside lining. With
one nail in each stave, aud the sop aeaas
inserted at least three inches below the
ends of the slaves when eoopered.
3D. That the tobacco be tied up in
neat, small bands. and prised with sui.
6eient pressure 10 make the bulk adhere
firmly together, when It can be done
without injury 10 the quality OF the to-
bacco
4th. Each eask or hogshead should be
coopered with At least six hoops, tightly
driven down, aud secured by six nails in
each hoop
9th. Tobacco coming 10 the ware
hRu>cH u Ch>hH uuui tuI feSb1kefNRe
aud shipment viii be Supplied withHa new
one at the expense Of the planter. US
provided in the recent act Of the Legis-
laiore 10 further regulate the sales Of
tebseeeia that eitv.
\ careful aud proper observation Of
these simple rules Nill obviaie all diff
eulties, and he 90 the mutual advantage
Of both sellers aud buyers, besides great
" facilitating the warehouse operations
We are confident that the operation Of
the supplementary law will prove highly
popular with the planters, for it is the
determination OF the new officers Ia
leave nothing andene to give general
satisfaction. aud those who now consign
tobacco to our warehouses for sale NAV
feel assured tina; their interests will De
as faithfully guarded in their absence as
they possibly could be under their per-
sonsl supervision. Care IN preparing
the staple for market is sll-essential,
ard Is is file economy TO use improper
or bAdly seasoned timber for hogsheads,
or an insufficient number Of hoops or
nails in the coopersge, or delay and ex-
ira expenses will be the result
Louisville Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
THE SILVER SHIP;
BLOODHOUND OF THE CARIBBEAN.
A SPANISH AMERICAN STORY.
BIZ LOUIS LEON.

The tails Is hlsteFical and the main incidents
are srus. The ptiasiFal characters ara cALLooAR.
HAs. the famous pirate, e0rsnsaly called by the
sFAnish-AmeFiezns Of his times, before the pro-
pr nsas ~as ksown, II S-Laeso del Mar oarits,
tho Bloodhound Of the CaFibboan--a title that
from his tar .tly s.serIoa. way Of learning
40 at the movements " fre-suFu-ships and traek-
lax them, sssFet which l. clearly explained for
the dEst time ia these pages. Rrt LRoL. ths
haAaeeE maker Of LILA Grsn1s. wAo also hS,s
and moves 10 singular mystery. CoCSf REala.
81 Mckee. the proprietor 81 the great silver mIHs
81 Regla. CxRrAfS RozsRo thu commander OF
ths saIiess E4ssatz.fofa. the sllssF ship SsSoa
SLR1k, a Isefson u wealih Aad inxa rions tNslss.
sha lies retsr~i AZ = tssagfui villa Al islA
GEAnde. and - whom - extraordinary n.ystery
attaches KoLs, young girl q marvellous
ssaers And haseliness, under charge ef Padre
Aasso. aBd rsFatsd snsong the Inhabitants Of
lsia GrAnae 10 ~ bis nisee-a gorions type Of tbs
spanish America ~oHa2n. = heiuE II suhsAins
and flowers, shess ill., At the nloEaeet q hsr
infrodactioh, Fess. palnfsl m5siery, In which l.
threatened an appalling doom fotEr LEol. tue
foster sister q Don Ruy. The CovxrEss % Rae
a. Yois : giorieas ereailoa--a frcsh. lngeun.
o- ssaak efstars In whom tbs lAdy rsa.ler. y IA
he ESPECIALLY interested.
We cont asnfiy leek for insn1shss iasreass In
circulation this story. N t,s's..si~aIes- saaii
~ Hell 10 send IN thsit orders 10 time
Bsaslaa flps shove great stoiy this sAverlss fsm-
ID iaafnal viii eantaia tso ether Confined st8-
riea Of great msril, a. ash - froai EIGHT 10
TWELVE afst-sisss sksisl.e. o. dissrent sHris.
slss. large aamhes 81 POEMS. snd ysrlsiy VI
ssfsFsiasuis Of u-slu anti entertaining character.
lneiiuling " rleasant Paragraph" "alrthfsl
Hersels." "kaovis.lgs- Bos. = =" items e later.
81, Is etc, etc. the ~heis xoing 10 fos iAssiiy
aeH-faper ~hssh. 6. frseiy admitted ~ al wAo
take Il, has nat Is equal either Ia this country
10 the od. Prizes Gs- cents fer singh copy y
rer year. ard lilersl terms offered to xattsr..uT
~ eiabs
STREET SMITH,
idisou and PrupristoFs.
Nc. n Ftankfert street, ~ r city.
sss spseiulsa copies ant ffrs.
melzJ s.ts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
s.a.ion- - lbe fo.la-inr -

Station, uadsr the following eireumssan-
css
"a dsv had Seer airolnted for rs-en-
listing the men d this corps, and = NUN
Der ofbsrrels o. whisky had been brought
down. aud the heads knocked ont, aaad
the men invited TO drink in srder TO get
them Up to the sticking point Soiae of
The Dutch aud Irish pitehsdin. cot tigks,
aud srraTed iheuIssl7es n the iiue Of
sAe re-ialested. bHG the calculating. full
slooded lspkesi tOgsher With large
portion d the whoie, smeit the rat. ard
refused to participate Ebereupoa the
re-sBlisted men commenecd tsunting the
rest and > general rows followed, parties
seizing their arms The Sight lasted Tor
bours. aai the firing said to have been
terrific The eommanding officer had
xix pieces OF artillery opened on the
Insurgents aud 6uailg succeeded in re-
storing order. Five huudred men are
reported as killed, and = long train oi
anOaiances aud wagons we're loaded
aud sent Of with tie wounded IaC
thousand of the men implicated in tail
affair we're placed 10 irons, which giye.
some idea Of the extent and importance
Of this affair This is the second Gghi
the Yankees have had lately, as repor;ec
| by prisoner.
Two Yankee regiments whose tern
( Of service had expired, where ordered &
advance against the rebel, which the
refused to do, and brigade was ORDERED
/ against them. The two regiments ere
said to lave whipped the brigade, botI
loosing sboui one hudred men, kille'
and wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
For CnnafnhIr.

wM. zAPP 4 a candidate Tor ts4 Office of Con
stableof Pigeon Township a. the ,asulne ApEii
oieetIon
Please announce me a. a candidate lor eonsla-
bis Of Pigeon Township at the ensuing Apfil
elsetlon. ROBERT HULL.
Ma. Epit0n .-Please announce ~ eandi
date FOR the oniee Of Constable Of Pigeon Town
ship. ~ the ensuing April election.
JOHN g. skHGEANT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
For CltY Asnessnr.

Nm. EpIroRi Please Announce my nanie a. a
candidate for the ONCE Of City Assessor ~ the en-
suing april election. WM. WABHEE, Dr..
Nm Eruen Please announce my name as a
eanAidai i6f City Assessor At the ensuing April
election joins SCHUBERT
MR tii..a Please announce me oandi
ss,c fer 10 elhee Of CITY Assessor at tho ensuing
April e.. .iau. JOHN PAINE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
CARPETS.


As We WILL HAVE No ROOM fpK show
~ inE Carpets during the M q AZ &c r -huid
cur store this sumr19r, We ~iA ssil oar sleck ef
Carpet 81 the old price, whAb IL 10 10 j. pes esat
ees tba1 tbey can row b beaSht ter hal.
ScHAPkER s nuSsIAC.
Nos, AZ and a. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
COMPOSITIONS WANTED.

Two or three frat rate News
paper CompositoTs car find steady
employment at the best Of wages
by immediate application at this
Office
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
FOR RENT or SALE.

EOR RENT OF sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
Il Situated Residence, near the Salt Wella, with
about two acres Of Land WIN trade for good
Nty pgoregty. Enquire of
r. i. MtNGST, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELECTION MONDAY, APRIL It'll. isC
For city Clerk.

ADOLPH PTAFrLIN Is the Cpion Candidate
foF ro-s1ecilah 10 the Office u city csrk At the
fuiDg April election.
EDIroHs 0f JouasAL. Ploasr announce Nm. ~.
AXE a. candidate for city Clerk ct tbs approach
ing April election. MANY VOTERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

Please announce HENRY BOWER as Union
candidate for Street Commissions r az the ensuing
april election
ALfREn FITZPATRICK will b. candidate
for STREET Commissioner az the ensuing ArTIl
siectiou.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
FOR RENT.

nfFICE.--f have cue OF thuse fine Offices al the
~ head of the stairs, second story of Ghaadlrr's
Block, atlll vacant. II desired, the tsndnt can be-
accommodated with rear room, by applying I'M
mediAteiy, JOHN \. CHANDLER,