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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Manufactures from Corn.Husks.

Mr. Csnisius, American Consul at
Vienna, has sent to the Department of
Agriculture at Washington, a eommuui-
cation upon the subject of manufactures
from the husks Of Indian corn at Schlo-
gelmuhle, in Austrian. The enterprise
seems to have been successful beyond
the most sangnine expectations. Among
the articles manufactured from the husk
fibre are warn. paper-stnff, linen, drilIngs,
oil-eloth, knapsaeks, fire-buckets, tar
covers, letter envelopes, flower-paper.
cigarette papers and Photographic aud
parchment paper. The linen does not
appear to be of the finest texture, but is
we'll adapted for all common purposes.
IL IS of close texture, heavy and very
strong,
Corn-husk paper is sold at Vienna al
prices as low as paper made from rags,
and is said TO be equal to the finest linen
paper. For tracing and drawing papers
II is said TO be superior to the article now
in use. Mixed with rags, the husk.fbre
produce the finest kinds of fancy paper
The cost of the manufacture last wear
at the Imperial Mills, at Schlocelmuhle
was over 2T3, T40 forms, aud the amount
OF the product i79, 900 forms. making a
profit of l05, 200 forms, or ISL per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
The Louisiana Battles.

The New York TFibunes correspond
ent, who was at the battle of Pleasant
Hill, thus describes some of the awful
scenes which met the eye Of the specta-
tor the day after the battle:
On Sunday morning at daybreak !
took occasion to visit the scene Of Sat
urdays bloody conflict, and q more
bloody conflict / have not witnessed.
Over the field and upon the Shreveport
road were scattered dead horses, broken
muskets, and eartridge-boxes stained
with blood, while all around, as far as
the eye could reach, were Mingled the
inanimate forms Of patriot and traitor
side by side. Here were a great many
rebels badly wounded, unable TO move,
dying for want Of water, and not drop
within two miles, and no one to get II
for them.
Their groans and piteous appeals for
water, water" we're heagt-rending, and
sent a shudder 10 the most stony heart
Such horrid expressions as dwell upon
zach death-like countenance can neither
be described nor imagined. Here was
= brave sergeant, his rusty rife grasped
in his hand, while each eyeball glared
from its glazed socket with fierce excite
ment The dead we're everywhere, and
10 every possible position which could
render the scene more appalling.
saw one sweet face, that Of young
patriot, and upon his icy features there
fingered a heavenly smile, speaking Ct
calmness and resignation. The youth
was probably not more than -, with q
full, blue eye, beAming even in death
with meekness. The morning wind lift
ed his auburn locks from of his marble
face, exposing to view q noble forehead
which was bathed with the heavy dew Of
Saturday night. dismeanted tor mo
men., hoping to be able TO find some
trace Of the hefoa name, but the chiyaE
~ had stripped bis body Of every article
Of value The fatal ball had pierced hi.
heart
Not twenty feet from this dreary pie
ture lay PROSTATE the mutllated body Of
an old man, apparently forty-fve year
Of age His cap lay BY the side OF hil
head in pool Of blood, while his long
flowing gray beard was dyed with hi
blood A shell had fearfully laeeratee
hts right leg, while his belt vas pierced
/ in two places, Doth balls entering th'
abdominal region in front OF the lon,
belt OF woods which skiried the opei
/ field, and from which the rebels emery
ed 80 boldly, was deep ditch, and =
this point the slaughter among the rebel
/ was terrific. In many places the enc
my's dead were piled up in groups, later
mixed with our lead saw two or tire
Of our men, whose bodies had been bru
tally violated by the exasperatsd foe, to
/ horri BILE for mention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
"iis was my friend,
Faithful aud at 20 ne

We were boys together, and through
boyhood and young manhood, we knew
him only 10 love him. His life has been
as hard as bis end has been tragicaL
Born into this world, with talents that
were resplendent, and with beart that
never knew guile, he was no mans ere
my but his own.
William Orr was Sorn in BelleviIle,
St Clair County, Illinois, and a, the
time Of his unfortunate death. was
about . years Of age His mother, noE
living, We believe, in BeIieyilie, is a sis
ter Of the Hon. P B. Foulke
Young Orr was educated in Believille,
and read Law in the office Of his u-~le,
p. B. Foulke, at the young age If II
years, aud was admitted to the bar; and,
although so young, he at once rose to
the position of one Of the leading crimi-
nal lawyers of the country. We have
listened to the boy-lawyaF as he would
pour forth his enchanting eloquence,
pleading in behalf Of some poor nccus-
ed, and have wondered st bis wonderful
mental gift
The doting mother, in those rosy days
OF her cherished boy s life, must have lis
tened to the applause that followed his
stirring appeals with transports Of joy.
that could De only equalled by the deep
aud poignant grief that now makes her
life and her hopes dark and blaekened
waste. The gifted boy was the idol Of
all who knew him, bat at that early day
he gave symptoms of that unfortunate
= L i
brought him to this sad and terrible end.
We solemnly believe that this weak
ness was a physical one that be eou d
not overcome, for We know the strong
efforts that he made years ago-long be-
fore the taste could have been incurably
fixed BY habit But,
Lies asfzi fsvsr 10 car,
And he slreps wall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
rhe HorrIbIe treatment Of slave

A correspondent At Baton Rouge, Is. +,
in a late letter, gives some sad facts
concerning the former treatment Of
slaves He Gays
ain company Of two hundred and
fifty blacks in this city, there are not
seven able-bodied men They are aged,
or young, or crippled. never saw 50
many cripples in my life as amoug the
negroes here. We often meet them with
ons arm, one leg. or q shoulder broken,
or n hip out of joint, or an eye cut
These are common badges Of The slave.
IL is awful One woman, who was for.
merly a slAveholder, told me that she
had been called mistress By tweAFy
slaves, bat she herself had been the
greatest slave She said
50 lon OF the North know nothing
about IT, | have often asked my hus-
band to tighten the tasks Of his slaves,
and not 70 visit them with torturcs. bat
be would aDswer that my Yankee whims
were the ruin Of his negroes When
married him | thought him an idol, but
he turned out libertine, as are most
men Of Louisiana. One slave woman
had Eve children, half brothers and sis-
ters Of my children; and 10 torment me
be often compelled my sons to call his
maiatto children brothers aud sisters
At length he brought their mother into
my part Of the house, calling her bis
sweetheart, and thus adding insult TO
injury. often wished / could die
80 have seen Mr. z. assist in ironing
a poor man whose back had just receiv-
ed thousand lashes, and was perfect
jelly-had been washed in strong brine,
then burned bis quivering flesh by whip
ping his back over with whip OF corn
husks in a full blaze The next morn
ing, while being driven out to work, be
was given blow to make him keep up
with the rest, and fell TO rise no more.
His masters name was Samuel Lay
One slave who had attempted to run
away was whipped, ironed, and the bot
toms of bis feet gsshed, so that the blood
followed for week, when another whip
plug ended his days"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

pea-The Journal Of yesterday is down
on the Court Martials which have CON
yicted Col. Fish aud other high officials
for STEALING diamond rings, silver plate,
&C., from the rebels. III The Journal
is in favor Of larceny. ~ 1t believes
in larceny. g. It holds up both hands
for larceny. a. Il pretends not TO be-
iieye that an officer can steal, though
/ Courts Martial have found them guilty
Of the offense 6 That paper knew 10
whom we alluded in orr article (6.) It
knew who took silver spoons round this
cily and wanted 10 have the names eras-
cd and another name engraved thereon
( u Are you reTy anxious for the name
Mr. JDwndif Have you consulted the
/ gentleman alluded TO. aud after consult
/ iBg him, are yon rery anxious to have
+ the name published to the world2 Let
as lsnow.-7fmes.
That shows what an education at
/ Washington City will do, associating
with such traitors and thieves and repu-
diatoFs as James Buchanan, John b
Floyd, JEFF Davis, and the hundred and
one Of their felIows, who, under the
name Of Democracy, deliberately plan
ned the destruction Of the Government
they we're s,oOrH to protect and defend,
and who set on foot the most wicked,
eaasoless and terrible rebellion that ever
deluged land with frafernal blood
Indeed, from the abundance Of DELHI
crate, willfuI. malicious and undisguised
falsehoods, embraced in so few lines, the
author might be considered as the mas,
ter-spirit of all the traitorous crew.
Screen deliberate and willful lies, in
fifteen lines, manifests proficiency in
the art not surpassed by the great
Father Of Lies and Liars himself
Such uublashing mendacity, though
ia just what might be expected to ema.
male from being who, to screen him
self from the scorn and contempt Of al
good men, deliberately swore that he die
not do that which air men, his superiorl
in every sense Of the word, had sworr
he did do, AID who swore that be hae
done that which the same six men swor,
he did not DO. We have no fellowship
and hold no consultations with thieves
Il we know them We have had 10 par
tieipatiou in any robberiss, and VI
again, on behslf Of the Federal officer
now in the service or who have been il
: the service, and who reside or have fam
lies residing in this city, demand III,
: names Of the guilty parties, il such par
ties there be in our city, as charged b
the editor Of the Times. Let us have al
- plate, spoons, lAdiea' clothing, an,
baby clothing. We are very anxious /,
know the names Let us have them all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

A singular accident occurred on Pros
pect street this forenoon. An old gen
tlemen was passing couple of ladies on
the sidewalk, when his foot caught in
the erinoline of one of them, and be fell
backward, striking his head violently
against the bottom Of lamp post, lay
ing open his scalp and stunning him.
he was taken into neighboring dwell
ing house and his wound dressed. 1t
was feared that bis skull was fractured
by the blow, but the injuries proved not
to De dangerous, though, in view of his
age, serieus results might have been
feared. The gentleman is from Pitts
burg, and on visit to the city clere-
land Herald
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

Cory PLaSTIEG.-A correspondent Of
the Prairie Farmer says that corn should
be planted shallowsr where .he ground
is vet, as It suffers for want Of air, rots
or shoots feebly, twisting and breaking
into leaf beneath the surface. Or if it
appears, il remains without advance till
il forms an upper set Of roots, about one
and fourth inches from the surface. in
dicaiing the depth for ordinary planting
When the ground IS dry. It should be
planted deep enough to secure moisture,
for air cireulates freely in dry earth; if
shallow il needs moisture. The seed re-
tanning us nusriment IS taken from the
earth with facility By tbs birds OF SPUR
rels, and they are apt 70 defeat any at
tempt to get standby after planting
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
FOR RENT.

HALL-The second story, Makers Bald
IL iuE,f " Main Street, Is f0F ruHf. Tho
"a the best aired ard lighted ia the 81 = and il
about feet Wide BY 10 % 80 lset long, a. pres,
eHt pariiuouod on for Offices.
Possession given by { e frst day Of Mas. I'm
quiIe It sCHAPKEH q BUSTING.
hFFIcE.--l havs one II those fine Offices a. the
~ head Of the stairs seeGnd story Of chandlr'
Block, atil vacant II desired, the teaant can be
accommodated With "a room, b. applying i'm
mediately. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Bfe 4aiIa auurnal.
Attention, Evansville Rifles!

The members Of this Company, who
have volunteered for the one hundred
days service, will meet in Crescent City
Hall, promptly, this morning, at 10
o'clock, to elect officers and organize the
Company. Let none be absent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
- Lifss asfai fsxar 10 Ger,
And be Sleeps wall"
HreHEsr ToBAcCo rEr.-Ths Louis

HIGHESr ToBAeco YEr.-Ths Louis
vile Journal of Tuesday says:
We have received from Messrs. Shry-
ock & Rowland, of St Louis, a sample
of hogshead of tobacco sold by them
last week at s40S per cwt. Ii was grown
by DIR. Jefries, of Franklin Co, No, of
the same crop, hogshesd of which vas
sold for S252, and purchased by Mr. G.
B. Turner, manufacturer, of Macon City,
Mo. Il is certainly most beautiful to-
baceo, but we caHnot see WAY If shonld
bring such price
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Motions and Fancy Goods

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK or NOTIONS
w and Fancy Go Is, which No sell, at whole
sale or retail, hea' er than any other house.
sCuAPkER a BUSStNG,
Nos. ~ and - Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
DRY GOOD.

The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West.
I'VE HAVE tbs LARGEST STOCK o.
w Fashionahle Millinery, Of every dvserip-
tian, TO b. found Ia the West
with a Mlllner like Mis- Eiisa Rcliam 70
superintend the frimming. and Bleseheis ct Ike
reputation We can warrant sstisftctton.
=. One Price aud Che Prices is cur mottc,
from which no deviation Is allowed,
ScHAPkER & RUSSING,
Nos. AZ and ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
WANTED.

4 GOOD GIRL, 10 DO hons vafk 10 small
n family. Enquire a. wfBcOx's GALLERY,
corner Fourth and Ma u streets. mays
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

T0a ELEcfOEs At LAEef.
David Cooling, q Hancock.
Richard ". Z thompson, Of Yigc.
T0H TATE ELEcToEs.
let Dlstrict-James G. Denny, u Knox.
John =. Honghiand, 81 spehoer.
~ Dlstrict-Cyrus y nixon, u Clark
Frsncis Westrr, u Lagrange.
81 Dlstrict-ifsusy y. Pritehsrd. u BaTlhoi0
new
Madison Evans, n Lawrence.
5th Diatrlcf-Lsonlaas sexton, II RBsb.
q. v. Kyger. u ftankiiu.
oh DlatFlct- Benz. y. Giaypool, IT fayeits.
Joshua II. Msiisft. q Henry.
9Th Diatrlct-J J. Wright. 81 Morgan.
!. q Green, II shelby.
7th District-John Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas ~ Aiee, Of farhe.
9Th District--R p. Dayidaon, Il Tippecanoe.
Benz. s. Gregory, d Warren.
oh Distrlet-James y. Bedford. 81 White.
Aaron Gueruey, ef Porter
10Th Distfiqt--T Il. Dickinson, Of DsBaih.
ifaliet Kiih0urHe, Of EikhnTi
1ith Dlstrict--John NJ Wallace Of Grant.
James M. Templef, u Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
A Few Carnets Left.

THOSE wISHING TO BUY CARPETS
i cheap had better call soon. We sre selling
them on 50 less than manufacturer cost.
SCHAPkER 4 BUSSfNG,
Ma A. and a. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

pO-In speaking of the suicide Of
Lieut. Orr, the Cairo Democrat says:
We do not know when we we're so
shocked as when we read the brief an
nouncement of the sad death Of young
Orr, Of this State.
Poor, poor Willie Orr,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
SILK gun Umhrellas

ALAReE STOCK OF SILK AND GINGHAM
"A sun Umbrellas just received aud selling
sCHAPKER & RuSsING'S,
Nes. AZ and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
GALS on LAKE MIcnGAx-The Chi

GALE on LAKE MienGAx.-The Chi.
ago Tribune reports a destructive gale
\ Lake Michigan on the night of the
-. Shipping was much damaged
Milwaukee dispatch reports several
ne more or less disabled, and among
BE thNber the schooner d. <. Martin,
to- his I'D Seven vessels, names not
HAN reported ashore between
nd Chicago,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL SELL AZ PUBLIC AUcTISs OK
saturday; Nay = lss9. At thu Court House, a.
t~o s'eleck Pm, the foil0Efhz of In a. go.
srB Enlargement. Let I. biock IL: lots { ard Id
block . lot -. block - lot II, block III; ~
y, block - lot II. block g lot J. block ~
SALE POSITIVE Till peTEet.
IEkAs-One-hzif cash. baIaues Ia sfx and
Twelve months, sith interest, secured b. mort-
gag, Apply 70 THos. Z. GAVIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
GROCERIES,.

O6n LBS. uhUIoE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
nLLioTrs FAMILY GROCERY
0BusnELs FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL
~ In store and Cor sale al
ELLtoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
X poz, NO. / TUBs,
- don. No. +"
-
10 Nest Is IN Nest) tuhsi
20 doc. assorted Rolling PlEaI
doE. Batter Paddles;
dOx. A." pTinta;
30 Baskets, assorted sizes
= just received and for sale at
ELLloTT's FAMILY GROCERY,
DNE hundred lbs Choice Table Bu,teri
~ 90 lara
Just received aud for saln az
ELLtOrra FAMILY GROCERY.
FNEN nARRELS Laiga Pickles, for sails by the
4 dozen, hundred or barrel, at
ELLioTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
NIFTY DOz. AssORrEb Hurd aud shaker
IT Brooms;
10 doz Fancy Hearth Brooms;
10 doK. Whisk 4"
just received and TOT sale at
FLLiorrs FAMILY GROCERY.
TlsWO THOUSAND Lbs Uhaice sugar tiarsd
i Dried Beef A nice article.
For sale af ELLI0fr'S EkMtLY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Still They Come /!

WE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry DDS Of every description,
~Ihich will te sol chesp.
sCHAPKER ( RUSSING,
AZ and 90 Main .Strett.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
FOR RENT OR SALE.

THoR RENT or HALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
IL situated Residebce, neat the salt Wells, With
about two acres OF Land. WIN trade Tor good
city property, Enquire Of
&. MiNQsT. cor. mnin and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
CARRIAGES. &c.
FRANK HAMMERSTEIN'S
Wagon, Carriage Sc Buggy
Mandatory,
CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

ENRANK uAMMERsTEfN TAKES PLEAS
II ure in saying 70 bis friends and customers
that he has now on hand, and is manufacturers
Wagons, Carriages, and haggies Of all qualities.
4 work IL all done under his immediate inspec-
tion. consequently will be warranted
Persons from distance having Car lagos or
BuEgas 90 re.psint or re-trim can have their work
done on the shortest notice, ard on the mast "a
vorab.e terms.
Being the oldest practical Buggy aud Carriage
Maker 10 the city, be u, thereiare better prepared
than any other Manufacturer 10 an orders.
Rr9e IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

NToTICE--Ths uESeraigaed viii make aruliea
~ ton 70 the City Cornell e the sify sf Ev.1.-
Vile for per ntsston 70 mowc a two story franz
building 2 ~ Is FEET in size on the uorth-v--~t
e0rner o lot "a Hknzticn Eulzrssn.eut in a.
city Ct EvaEzyiIle-
Any persoH having st5ectious to The krouos~A
removal viii ale tbs came IL ths Clerks So
Stfhin I've weeks. CHRISTIAN DECKRR
Ap29-aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
PIANOS
Agency for Pianos, lie oieons and
Cabinet Organs,

THE MISSES LAWRENCE AIRS con-
i SrANrLY receiving the above Instruments
from some OF tbs bast Manufacturers IN ". Work
and Boston, and will s0ia 'sVa the oistises.
N1 samples msSs as to DO well calculated
" Es =, ,s Sve any but the best judges, as tn,
strur aee.ors say.
There are here many rare euriosi
from Australia aud other parts of
globe, and the "show' is worth do
the fee Let no one tail to see
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOTs-A two-storY Frame House
I and ak Lots, In tasay's Enlargement. The
House oohtsinH iKht rooms, good Cellar. Cislsrn,
aud stable attached Lots 20 feet 'front.' viii 10
sold with 2 or 6 Lots, a. desired
Also, ten Lots IN smiths Enlafpment and %
acres Of land on the Plank Road adjoining tie
Culvert Enquire Of JusEPu LECfNEE.
my4
nOusE-A two Story Brick House on Vine
STREET, between Seventh and Eighth, con
tanning four rooms and n kitchen, also good
Clsteru, stable, Wood Shed &C. The lot Is 70
fleet square Terms cash. For further particulars
eueu r. at the premises.
april26-2w JOHN TnEfDLEfN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

GROCERIES.
uAMs-ES,ra Cincinnati susar.Cursa Hams
DRiED BEEF-I,0o H. Cbeles sugar. ursd.
DEE foNgUE-ao dozea " W. Davis's IA
ID IRA a. n A. COOKS.
DIE FRUIT, IL CLASSIC aozrn Cherries.
% dozen Goossberriss;
10 dozen KasHberfiaa,
~ dozen Curfsnts, e II. 4. COOKS.
uERnIS0-g5 kegs Frcsh Holland Herrisg. a
II -. A. COOK
CAOKEp HkREISG-A f-.t0 Loxes Prime
- Herring. At II. A. COOKS.
COAP--Ie0 boxes Germsn aud Palm sesp. 81
= ". A. COOKS
CrsDGlEs-2o hoses star CaBales.
- - halfboxes 10 do.
- qsartaF-boxs- %. do, ct
~. =. tDilk'4-
TIfOMAr0 CATsUP ard PEFPKEsAUCE--
Il - dozens assorted CatsHp;
= aezsns sssortsd PsPFsfsaEes. -
boosted Rvs and BAILEY
II g. barrels Roasted Rye;
- tsriei- Roasted Barley, -
boosted CoFFER-- 70 barrels Ros-iea csa-e.
IL A H. 4. COOKS.
ATAKRkSTED coal OLE bafrsIs Faf-
b. 4 COOKS
DISEAPPLEs, ia cans LOO dozen extra Pine
sppiss. IN tsas, warranted !. At
r. a. COOKS.
CABDIsEs. -2ooo quarter boEss bsst brand
Ioc0 hsifhoxss beat hand sardlnss, at
u A. COOKS.
VAgEEg VEGETABLES --z5 dozsH i-Donna
Il cans Fresh Labstsrss
IS dozen 2-youna rsas Frssh LOBSTER;
10 d0zen l-FouBd cans FFrsh saimsu
daEsn 2 pound cans fresh s4imon
10 doxea plata Piekied Isgfssfers.
70 dorm qaarta Picklsd Lobsfsrs;
dszsa half-gsifons Piekied Lobzfsrs;
y loren eans scho Bay Clans, A.
u. 4. COOKE
. BeLs. coarse OATMEAL:
- bris.. w8s4t FarinA;
caaes Pearl sage
s..e Tspiees. i A.-eooEs
DEcKLEs.-s0 bris., I.7eo Pieklss sseI5
4 - haifbFis Pickles
p fsa-ssiion kegs do
Is aTs-gallon kegs do
y dozen pinfs DO.
- dozsn quarts do
y dozsH half-gNlioBs do;
- dorm szLlops o., for sale ~
LseLIsH PIeKLEs.--20 s0zsas cboE-fsoss
~ 10 dazsns GheEklns
dozens Csuiig ywsr;
2 dozens Waite Onlsfss:
dozens Plekaliily;
aozsas Piekied Naiauts. all from Gross 4
I iAekEeiI's celebrated Pickle and s4aos House, -
for sale By II. A. COOK.
DUCKWHEAT YOUR bris ebSlee Buck
- NheAf FiouT, - II. A. COOKS
CPLIT PEAs.--ls brls prime Split Peas, a.
- II. 4. COOKS
DEARL BARLEY-l0 bril-. Psari Barley. a.
H. A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
REMOVAL.
THOs. b. MAGHRR

Thus. o. MAGHEE
A. REMOVED MS wHOLEsALE MANU-
- taetnitng Establishment 10 No. FInsT
I'M ~. aslpa ains He has . large and eia-
Etnt s4seftfnent = Home made Work a. fac A.
TIE hneai, guaranteed a. coed - the hsst, /" aad
~ sal1 a. " cheap ~ the cheapest" sud iittis
cheaper.
hts ehtite stock - consisting ef fns BugRy.
eoaeil aud Carriage Harness, bieht Trot.snr.
its=Fy VISION, Hsay, and EEprsAs Harness. fad-
aiea7 10 endless varsity Brides q al kind, IN
any 4nsnusgi collars, Gifths. fHfciugles. CHEEK
iihes, ahttary Work IN ebert. sverythiag il
h'r liues ffgm llamr strap % Monitor sad.
llr -has te"n nsaanisrtursd under HE imna-
dlais supervision, By skiilful sud experienced
vera H1u, aud Is nov oGsrad 10 tho srads Al
hssfkkN PRICES. nelng alsie = esTpuete sue-
ces-iahy wiih ahythiaK IN the market. in style,
hnisl durability, aud price, he only asks trial.
tut sac sAafHius feF yourselves. APIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Sheet Iron, Copper, &C.,
TIN AND JAPANEED WARE
q. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY and ARREARS. BOUN-
Il ~ Land ard Back Pay for soIdisrs. Wiaozs.
or othar les:ai cIAinAnss orcn-Thira str--f
near N~in JOHN TENNIS, Agent.
Evansviiie. lad, March ls. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
HATS Il CAPS.
No. 25
MAIN STREET..

Has in store q large and well as.
sorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities, and will con-
tinEe to receive the whole season.
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles. which I will
sell as low ss any House in the West