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Valuable Recipes.

An experienced house keeper Aas fux~
nished for the Gazette, the following which
havs been tried 10 our own culinary depart
ment. and proved to be good.
] A CHEAP ARD PAL4TAD1E SUPPER :.
The following is good FOR adult. bat still
better for children Take piut of milk:
l egg and two piuts Of water; boil the milk
and the water 10 separate vessels; beat tie
egg well in quart bowl or cup, aud ponr
upon it slowly the boiling milk, stirring
briskiy as you pcur When the egg snd
milk have been thoroughly mixed, pour
them into the boiling water, stirring al the
same time Add teaspoonfuis OF salt.
snd let the mixture boil for few sninesee.
In the meantime fill a half gallon tureen or
pan two thirds full Of light bread, cut into
slices o. broken into fragments, and pour
your boiling mixture over IT, Double the
quantity of milk and eggs would be better.
if you can afford it, but the above is Roth
agreeable and wholesome,
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sS Lady Worthy Montague. the famous
Wit and bsaaty made the mos. sareas:is
observation that was ever published about
her own seq 1t goes far" said my fafg.
Ito reconcile me 70 hairg woman. wheu
| reflect that sns thus IN 10 danger fer-
er marrying one y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

All Advertising for less term thu three months
viii be charged for at the usual rates.
~ Professional Cards not exceeding seven iines
Inserted one year for Si0-sir months for " %.
as4~ Announcements Of Candidates 20; 70 De
ps;d ii advance.
rG@ All (,om.nunica lions or Notices OF personal
e-priYate character, or intended or calculated 10
e-omate any private enterprise or interest, WIN %
charged for rs advertisements.
or Tgs CsSrs Per line. They must IN all cases De
assorn,Aned by the money.
sa~ Oftlca on New Court, house Street. oppo-
s..s B:andeburg's Old Stand, ane GEAR the "a.
xssol.
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NO. Is.

MaFaiaes ExTEAohn'HARY y GAR8e-
TER seas1r. A 'aerriaxa took place yss-
tvrIay morning in II, fac Of tha Clerk
Of the IIastpgs Caegt, ghSh takes Che
shine OFT Of any cftbe extrsordinary
marriages which hGve { K " plase IN tai.
remarkable city. a yourg ,baa, - not
very intellectual or prepossessi~g appear
anee, by the name Of Frederick slillss. wL,
WAS arrested seyerai wttia ago upc tAs
charge of g'srsotng and rob0iuc MAJ pa
Mayo's bridge and remsn4ed TO jail 10
await ,ri.l rs. s.s,anded The officers .g tbs
jail By reg aessIag tbs favor Of being a
| lowed to marry young woman living in
the upper part Of he city. named Nancy
Miller. The request being made with al!
seriousness. it was communicated TO the
Mayor. ana IN doe 4its'e several policemen
officiating ss br;dea;lGids and goutlauen in
waiting, the happy pair were brought to.
gether iu the clerks office. a license vas
obtained. and the Rev DR.. Edwards. f,hs
NJ. +. Church, tied the nuptial knot az.
ccraing,to the ceremonies of the church
In this ceremonial, the bride promised
faithfully ''to follow him in all his for
tunes which was considered by the party
rather rash promise. IS it is iiRsl5 the
bridegroom will spend several gsers ia the
penitentiary. The peculiar appearance Of
the bride Oh the oecasiou gave "elue' to
the cause of the unusual union. of these
1.-TWO hsarts that beat as ONE" which gives
the husband the credit of being at least an
honorable rogue. -Enquircr,
Hoa CHoLERA.--A correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier. writing from Whining
ton; says: Compound one part of anti.
mony. two parts of saltpetre, four parts Of
sulphur, we'll pulveriaed and manipulated.
of which give to a growing hog one tea
spoonful at dose 10 his food, and for
shoas, under ono year, hoLfa tea spoonful
once Gay. One dose will generally check
the disease If net TOO far advanced bul :.
second or third dose has never failed We.
With ne. If the disease has progresses 80
far that the hog will not eat, make nil of
The dose and pat is down Bis t5roat. (
have suffered severely By this disease al NV
Blsaen plaafatiop. sad havs g-:ed sll ths
published and unpublished remehies nat I
have heard OF; ali of which failed This
remedy is Of my own discovery, and has
proven eGectual evun in every instance fo-
the past twelve months. and would be- glad
to see its merits tested generally. If eff
cacous I shall feel amply rewarded BY know
ing that some meat will be SAVED to my
country.
| here beg leave 10 state that on my N W
Hanover plantation, (nesr 'hispace) whoh
have partially abandoned year sgo oa
prudential motives, have generally usva
ashes. salt. copperas nm sulphur pressy
freely with my hogs which bas kept tbsn
healthy. and IL. aisaase daspegar appeared
among shetn.
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Ogy r 20 US IS,

fESfzE propr;sser Of Che abovs popular Establish
rnaut respectfully Announces TO the pubic that
hs ass enlarged his GstaSlisLmeas By sLs addition
OF
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TWO 1ooM@

adjoining his prs4ent locatio. recently occupied
BY g. J. Rankin via: u,
Thoss rooms are especially s@ssadeA for A.
.sTE.V G. 8 II Il % @ y 9 !.
WARE III be served mp In fine style all the de.ica-
ctsg that can be procured in this and tho Richmond
sad Lynchburg markets without regard TO COST
- order 10 meet the wants and CRAFTY tue wishes
~ fnany persons frequently made known, one OF
eae rsatas viii be set apart for the accommodation
~
LADIES' AND GENTLE-KEN,
sho may desire to take plate Of Oysters, quiet
Meal or a saucsr u. lee Cream, and at the same
si4ee be free FROM the noise and confusion, toe Of
tea incdent to Rating aa!oons.
John Christian
Sas popular caterer far the Mouse with other we'll
arssnsd servarts will always be on hand TO wait
or TIE pstrnna Of the OUR HOUSE.
Feb loft
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22

vT1EA. prepared 20 exeents, rtsh "satsess aRs
wv dispatch, JOB WORK, sa;A as
@AMrhLETS,
Bf.ATKa, ~
FOSTERS,
CIaCKs.
CARDS,
LABELS,
DlLL-HEAnS,
30. &c
So Terms CASH fer ali job Work, On rHIt.-
tsy.
April II, 1883.
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VInGIyl q O Z e Il /,
~rAslNToy, VIRGINIA.

e. = - III e. r e NJ )
oEEEE2sIsoEg.
wazlt ressse.fa';y In i,rn his t~i"nds ard tins
lrAvo has pablo generally. saas as iias 70 opo" Ga
s;sa ahasa .a-asa notel il lhs
European Style.
ead Ia prepared 70 furnish comfortable acons,
with good and clean beds, bv the
DAY, WEEK OR NORTH
TIE sorae- Dining Room ;he Hotel il kept ov
Mes, ~. s.ui.h & lizard g. RestanrtNs where
Meals are served a. all Hours, in the day ard
ssant. thus giving travellers the opp"s.anit' Ell
ther to carry their provisions or ca.i'ur w.aas
Faeir appetites may desire.
aad E"pt opsn for feeding horses.
tsb rs liza
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Poetry,
NV YoaK, March 81, 1854.

Nav York, March 81, 1854.
To the E9.tors of the Nsw York Neos:
take the liberty of sending you the annexed
lines, written by ..tseneral jeff. Thompsony and
sent from Alton P rison to friend, of his in This
city. They are too beautiful to be lost, and
know that you win give them an insertion in your
valuable paper. =.
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.A1vcx41a1aaE -AgemoXE

Advertising Agency
Ths anaersisacA oaer. his ssrv'ces to persons
aA.;-lpr IA Adssrsise In enr Of the paners n the
fs.a.se@a C.,nssaersey. Psraoas in ,hs enartrF
e; ss.saz 90 adssetisn :hs;r LAND OH ulhEE
PROPERTY, ~aaid Do sell 10 avail therSe fes 81
s.v Ayeaav lwtil alsn forward subscriptions to
IRA anr-asng E,stu F!analns and othsr papers.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Fsrsmaa "s;aaaton Winchester
Aeyil 10, 1853.
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DAY. WEEK OR MONTE

end IL prepared 70 furnish comfortable acom
with good and clean beds, bv the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Council Proceedings.

EVANSVILLE, Friday, March Is, "a.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, when present His Honor the May
or and Couneilmen Dean, Elliott, Bir-
kenbusch, Newman. Schmutte, 0yerell,
Hoelseher, Cook aud Mills
Minutes of the las, meeting were read
and approved
A claim presented by Mr. Marsh for
city bounty was referred to the Commit
tee on Bounty.
On motion, bills as follows were allow
ed, viz
The half of Sheriff Wolain's expenses
making the arrest of two men who had
committed burglary in this city, 81 90
William Johnson's bill for hauling
dead animals out of the corporation du-
ring the month Of February, 1864, sI2
81.
Bement L Viele, for barrel cement,
including draysge, used for repairing the
gutter on Front street, 50 20.
John WeYmond, for loads of Goals,
IS 30
William Allen, bricks for repairs on
the gutter on Front street, - 10
\. simpson, lumber for box sewers,
So 20.
The Street Commissioners weekly
bill for work done on streets, 81 40.
Bedford L Allen. for an inlet to Divis-
ion street sewer, Sl2 p.
Bedford i Allen, for repairing gutter
at the foot OF Locust street, $40 90
John McInerney and others were al
loved their bills for labor and carting on
streets,
Henry Schmutte, experimenting labor
at Locust Hin Cemetery, S. IS.
NJ. J. Bray was allowed one quarters
rent for Council Chamber, S3T 90
E. Perkins, the engineer, aud Thos.
Bullen. the teamster, were allowed one
months salary each
4 bill for damages By Michael Stumpf
was laid on the table.
\ public cistern vas ordered to be
constructed on Third avenue near c. Il
J. Millers premises
"A public cistsrn was also ordered on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
THE SILVER SNIP;
BLOODHOUND OF THE CARIBBEAN.
A SPANISH AMERICAN STORY
BY LOUIS LEON.

Tia talo /. historical. aud the mAlD insidsnts
are true. The principal characters are CAILOcAR-
EAs, ths famous pirate, commonly called BY the
Spanish americans Of bis times. teiore thu PRO
p-r Sane wAs known. e sstae.o del Ma carsts,
or the Bloodhoasasbf ,hs caribbsaa-a title that
arose from his tsrFiJ{y agasrieas way Of learning
aboas the movements Of treasure ships, apd track
Log them, - ret which Is Clearly explained foT
rhe-sfst time - these pagss. RUT LEoi. the
hammock maker Of Lila Gfands. who also iiv :
ss4 moves IN a singular mystery. CouxF REaLA,
q Mexico, the pfopretof u the great silver mine
u RezlA CAsFAts RoNEAo. the commander ef
the xaiiegEs Eaeaasfadsga the Silver ship. SESoR
sKEtE = person Vi wealth aud isxurious tastes.
Who lives retired ~ beautiful vida al IslA
6fAbd., sad TO Shsm 40 extraordinary H.ystery
sttaeass. YeLA, young girl d marvellous
SrAess and iovsIiness. andsr charge q F~aFe
LA.so, snd r~patea among she Inhabitants Of
lsla Gran1s % hs his niecsa glorious typ ~ the
spanish nsrlesn somau. tsiag % sunshine
AID lio~els ever uhase ia., the H.smsnt Of bit
introssrtion. Fssts palnfai Hsyssfy, Ia Shieh l.
threatened ~ sppailiBg doom fotET LE0t, III.
fostsr-sistsr o. Don Ruy. The cersfEsg RE
"a Yoia II q siorio,fs rrsaflou--s fresh, fngeua.
oas young ereafufs, 10 whom the LADY READERS viii
b. especially Iaters-ted.
We confidently ieok for immense iaeFsass Tn
circulation on tails story, snd Hsvs saaisfs would
ID we'll 10 send IN their er8prs iB iiEas.
Hsslaes tbs abgse Srrsf story. this f.Fests fsai-
iiy IaarRaI siil contain fsp other ooatl0aed sss-
ri,a Of great merit. .. vsu - frem EIGHT 70
rNALNk arsg-eiass sketches q aihsFsat saFis.
tee. large nambeF Of POEMS, Aaa q variety 81
departments Of u-efai aHl rstsrisiniBg cha setsF.
Including F." Pleasant faragfaphs,' Airthfai
horssis ' g Anssls.lss-BsS. issHss II later
st, cts, ste., the whole soius 20 a9Im faulty
Bswspapsr sbieh !. frrely aAa,itisd hy al wko
ssks t, Ia. Bgt lie eqsal either IN this eeuntry ~
in iAs "a Prizes ave ashts f,F slasls copy -
Fss yssr ara liberal terms sssr5d O. gsitsr. ap
e simba
sfREEF A SMITH,
Edifars snd pTppfirtofa.
10. II FfsHkiort street. y cay.
aw sps linen sepies ssbt ifes.
iaghzs SIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Working In l'nlsOn.


There is no incident Of the present
time that will strike the sensible reader
and thinker more forcibIy or with more
significance than the fact that the North
ern Democracy and the Southern De-
mocracy are working in concert 10 de-
feat the reelection Of Mr. Lincoln, il
possible.
The Southern press is unanimous in
the declaration that any change in the
administration Of the Federal Govern
ment will be m advantage to the rebel
cause, aud the pertinacity and energy
with which the disciples Of Fsllandig-
ham, Voorhees,, Fernando Wood, Il ID
omne gtnus, are laboring to bring about
the defeat Of Mr. Lincoln, eau be ae-
counted for on no other theory than their
desire to subserye their former brothers
and allies IN the cause Of Buchanan
Democracy.
TO this end the most remarkable aud
unexpected expedieHts are resorted to
Opposing the war and clamoring for
peace, even on he basis Of dissolution
Of the Union, they propose for the Presi-
dency a man who has taken an active
part in the war, and who has always de
clared there was no road to peace bat BY
crushing the traitors
Again we see paper which fol
months has had the name OF the c0nyic'
ted traitor Yallandigham at its mast head
for President, suddenly haul it down and
raise that OF Fremont, who, for the last
eight years, has been the best abused
and most bitterly dehoanced man, by
the Democratic party, in the whole
country, and even the Times OF this citj
devotes nearly half column to a eulo
gy of the man whom iur years the editor
has denounced as an Abolitionist anC
everything vile and dangerous TO til,
country What does all this mean if j
is not AN indication thar The leaders a
the North who desire TO subserye the in
tcrests Of the rebellion, having become
convinced that they can not elect mat
Of their own party, are feeling their wa
TO coalition with the radical Abolition
lists, in order to defeat Lincoln, and there
By work an advantage to the rebel cause
We call the attention Of loyal men
who have been led by these designing
leaders and political demagogues,to thes'
strange movements, that they may d
upon their guard, aud not suffer them
selves to be made unwittingly co.workerI
in the cause Of the rebellion
There is no hope to the rebel leader
but in the defeat OF Abraham Lincoln
at the polls next November, and thu
Southern press candidly admit it, anC
from present indications the selfstylet
Democracy of the North are ready t.
use any man as a candidate, in order {,
effect the end most desirable to the rebe
leaders The loyal men Of the eountr,
must not be idle, or sleep Mt their posts
They must watch aud work, and abov,
all must be united
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

Trouble among the Niger Thieves.
Officers from Louisville have for some
time been on the lookout for some of
the " conservative chaps who have been
stealing negroes from this State and Mis-
souri, and selling them in Kentucky
A number Of those patriotic gentlemen
have been arrested and will doubtless be
made to suffer the penalties Of the law.
Others who are now Gathering them
selves with the belief that their move
ments have been so secret that they shall
avoid detection, may yet be waited on
by these myrmidons Of the law, aud
made to answer Cor their speculatons in
the flesh and blood and the souls Of col.
ored men.
Among those recently picked up was a
conservative chap who calls himself
by the various patronymics Of Sprout,
johnson and Burbank, in accordance
with the locality he was in.
lie had, 1t appeared, sold divers aud
sundry Ethiopisns, whom he had picked
up lying around loose, in Crittenden
county, Kentucy, but recently descrip.
ton of this speculstor had been given to
Lieut. Smith, of the 4sth Illinois, and
Harvey Duncan, mail agent hence to
Cairo, who, on the last trip of the Arma.
da, pointed him out TO the detectives,
who succeeded Interesting him at Ford :
Ferry, and turned him over to Lieut.
Nicholson, Adiutant of the seth Illinois,
who brought him to this city on Tues
day night and who, after communicating
with the authorities at Louisville, has
been ordered the prisoner to that city
He went up on the big Grey Eagle last
night
There are few others, we are inform
ed, who may be wanted in few days,
while others have very sensibly quit the
business, and the world.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
r W. Cook.
! p EIIror


Evansville, March II, 1864.
And ordered said reports to be received
and approved Of, and entered on the
inmates
An application BY John Love, After
ney in fact, Of Archibald Young. rela-
tive ownership Of lot 3, in block 7. East
cru Enlargement, on which Is situated
the upper school house, WAS referred to
Messrs Garvin and Wheeler
The Marshal was instructed 20 serve
notice on ID Hassler to finish bis con-
neetiou drain with the Locust Street
sewer
An Order passed last meeting, 10 50
care Walnut Street bridge IN such
manner that il cannot be taken up, was
postponed for two weeks
Councilman Cook and Mills were ap-
pointed q committee to examine the
promises for public cistern on Locust
Street, near the engine-house, and re-
port
The Mayor presented plan and speci6-
cations for The extension OF Cherry
Street sever from its present terminus,
near Eighth Street. to Tenth, which were
received and approved of, and are now
on Gle in the Clerks Office.
Several sidewalks were also ordered.
tSee separate advertisement
The contract for taking down Main
Street bridge and filing IN an earth
way across the canal st said street. was
awarded to NJ. Dausmen 4 Co, the low
est bidders, at $4,000 The work to be
done within four weeks. Adjourned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Loss Of the oonestogn.

A special to the New York Tribuae.
under date Of Vicksburg, March 9th.
has the following particulars of the loss
Of the gunbeat Conestoga, the sinking
OF which has already been mentioned.
The account is furnished by Captain
Seliridge, her commander. On the
night OF the Ith, when about uine miles
ABOVE Grand Gulf, the Conestoga. while
S'eaming up the Mississippi river, COLI
ded with the gunboa, General Price
The pilot of the Conestora blew the
whistle twice, which was signalto Keen
to the LEFT bank. The General Price
had previo isly sounded the same signal.
and before the mistake was discovered
il was too late to prevent the fatal col
lision. The General Price struck The
Conestoga amidships, cutting her almost
in two The boats of the General Price
we're immediately lowered and all on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

Tor amount Of preeepts fog col
lection Of charges for sidewalk
improvements .................. 81 $50 %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
ORDINANCES.



iurt1er supplement e. ~ Or5lrants, pass=d
NAY -, 1850. entitled :" An ordissncs Tor The
pTet'ctiou ard governments 81 Osk Hill Gene
terry =
Pssse3 AArch Is. Iss4
SEcEfoS !. B. 7 erddieta y 81 Cezs4soa tseaRe1
. Re Cts 81 EsuasyiHe. That hereafter il shsU h.
1nlsEtui for any psrs0a PERSONS 70 ride OF less
4ny hsrs- OF ether soi1ai within the enclosure Ct
pak uili Gsretery or LacBst HiIi Cer.t@Yy. uor
snail auT here ~ Gfeer sriuaf - permitted
1ltbfn tie snGlosaxs u either 81 sad ee1saasf-s
EXCEPT such snimsls IS nay h u=ed in draw
vehicles attending fuaersl rrn1essisns. snS ssch
a. nay 2. required N repairing The roads saa
managing said cspistsYies respectively.
cec : That u slsh be th@ duty q the SssfoB
VI szta csucteries respectively 10 keep The large
gates OF said esfnstsriss eose3 aud fastess1, aud
% Gauss the SANE - - orsref sniy for tbs Pur-
Foss q adlaftfisg fzusrsi Proc==sions. and saeh
vshieles - MAJ Be required 10 pass within said
eoeiosufes tor the rurIo@s Of rrelarrg for inter
msnts, OF keeping said osm~terizs 10 repair.
SIC 8 Nay person or rersgBs violating any
prosisios Of this oIdiespe- shall, on couYIction,
Forfeit ard Fsy sBy sam Bsf rxoesding tsn dollars
WIN. BAkER, Mayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ADoLPH PFAFFLIs is the rnion Candidate
or reelection TO the Office Of cry clerk a. The
suing April election.
EbiToHs % IoUnvAL: Please aHnounee WM. u.
AXE a. candidate for city Clerk At the approach
ing April election. MANY VOTERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

MB. Enron Please announce my name IS =
candidate for the Once OF City Assessor at .be
suing April election. wM. WARREN, Ir.
MR. Epfroa; Please announce my name a.
ssudIdats Tor City Assessor at the ensuing April
slsetlon. JOHN SCHUBERT.
SIN Erfron Please announce me As a oaad
dAte T. afaoo Of City Assessor at the ensuing
Aprll 81, fi,n. JOHN FAME.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
MEDICAL.
L. -. HERR. Nj. ID.
PHYSICIAN A. SURGEON

FORMERLY OF QUINCY, ILLS. TENDERS
be PROFESSIONAL services To the citizens Of Nv
ansville and vicinity, and with the experience Of
nresu years active practice he is enabled 70 treat
successfully All chronic affections or diseases Of
long standing, Impurities Of the Blood, Diseases
e the Throat or Chest. Indigestion, Chronic
pisTThesi Cancers, Old Uleers, Diseases Of the
Skin, serofala, all Diseases cf the Rye and dis
sases Of Women aud Children
ofFfCE-On Main Street, over Dolell's Rock
Store Residence corner First and Diviaiou SIS .
% Mr.. Ssiher's ofaoe hours from y 70 u a IA.
AMI frou 20 p. IN. does iyiaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified voters Of the city Of Evansville.
that thahunaal city elections. for the purpose Of
electlHg ONE COUNCILMAN FRoM ZACH
WARD 81 said CITY. ONE CLERK, ONE COL
LECTOR, ONE TREASURER. ONE MARSHAL
ONE STREET COMMISSIONER, ONE SUR.
YEYoR, and THREE ASSESSORS, w.ii hs held
~ the places n1ed By the ordinances Of the rity
foE holding eisy elections. on tire hrst Monday,
being the berth day Of April, 1854
By order Of the Common Csaneil.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Another. New story
NoT EgADV ~ The
NEW YORK WEEKLY,

THE xEw YORK wkEkLY hss saecs-isd,
~ great expense, in secaripg the services Of eIs
Of the greatest " living romance writer's woo ior
reasons OF ais oSn. chooses TO write for them aSs
Hnl-r his proper nalas. sHt Hndex The fS"'-as
pisaas Vi
LOUIS LEON
The fame II this gentleman is ~orli-Nides aad
1t !. safe 70 say that there i. hardly reader Of
romance % this contiasnt who hss not, At one
time or ansthsr, Iesa charmed by his genius.
As = wrissr Of romanee. Il is rot 100 much 10 say
that be stand. without superior either eide Of
the Atlantis
Louis Leon. first contribution 10 the columns
q the SEW YORK WEEKLY is indisPut4biy
the hnssl Of all Of bis productions. He himself
ia Isgtsr 70 "a says Il is iaanitfly superior to
anything which have ~Fittea" This splen-
did EtoFy Is entitled
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
CARPETS.
narnets al. nld Prinea

AswE WILL HAVE No ROOM FOR show.
"a tng Carpets during the time that we rebuild
cur ssoFe this sumner, we will sell our stock OF
Carpes st the old prizes, which i 10 10 10 Ir cout
4 ess than they can now be bought for East
sCHAPKER / BUssING,
Nos, ~ and 40 Main STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

To 4nssnd Al Ordinance. passed March l. lass
sntlfied An OrdiuaBce establishing three
elesttc" prsetions within the city OF Evans.
voters Of the several wards shAll vote A. tl eitv
elections"
PAsss March -. ls64
sEcrioS ]. b & s.daiAed b lAs C5a.nass Css-ea
q tAs ~ y EsaAsfttte, That the place % holding
all city sisctioEs within ard f5r the second eise-
tioa precinct, consisting Of the third fourth and
eighth wards Of said city shall BE- at the house Of
John Monk, on the corner Of First and Vine
streets, instead Of the I0ang America engine
hoase, a. prescribed in said 0srdiHAacs OF March
L. lss9. VIZ. BAKER, Mayer
Attest A. PFAFTLIs, Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
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