davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
I'll E PHO Z.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Wednesday. June 22d, 1864,

A State Convention is hereby called to as
semble in the Capitol at Madison, at II o'clock,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17

The Raleigh Confederate -ars tha. g.
600 Federal prisoners, captured IN the re-
cent battles in Virginia. have passed
through banviIe on their way to rebel
dungeons in the South
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17

Intelligence flom the army ga la'e "a
last night is at hand. Nothing beyond
considerable cavalry skirrnishing and Us
usi evening artillery dueIs had occurred,
nor did any very great event. for a few
days, seem probable. Boats are sj'nost
hourly leaving White House for Washing
ton. laden with wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
RAsTAsKERors DEuocRacY. :


domestic s-oablss among The Cop
perbesds arc growing serious. They
have commenced calling names; aud
were It not that they al belong 10 he
9 Peace wing of that Ielectablo organi-
zatioD. We should have fears that tae
feud would end in blows. The Gin
ciunati voikzfreusld hoists the name 81
Fremont for President OF course the
Cincinnati Enquirer Is outraged al this
proceeding Of its German cote1uporsry.
and gives is opinion Of it in terms more
pointed than complimentary To the
Enquire the roiksfTcvad replies as
follows
The Cincinnati Enquirer, in allBi-
ing to our action in placing fremont At
the head Of our paper as the people in
dependent candidate for the next Presi-
dency, holds the following language:
a. This movement is well understood
to be part 81 deep-lsid scheme On the
part Of a certain notorious interest here
10 divide the Democracy and carry over
az large force az possible, ultimately,
to the support Of Lincoln, to whom some
time ago they became committed
Now we can simply say Of the above,
that il IL plain, unvarnished faisehood !;
md the Enquirer lick-spittles lie-iie as
deep as the lungs, aud ike most shrewd
villains, they know it. They know thsy
lie when they cay this Of the Tolks-
frsnad But their Fascality will not
help them Their little individual farce
is played out, clean gone: snUfed
To the general public we may sag,
the VolksfTeund never has and more
o. e., never will, lend either aid or COM
fort 70 Abe Lincoln, or the Rebels, for
the latter Of whom the Enquirer has al
ways held and yet holds 80 kindly fek
low feeling.
We say bally for TIE goiksffelad
liit him sgain' Certainly the Enquirer
has Away held and set hold. a kindl?
fellow feeling Tor the rebels
10 the meanwhile ihe readers Of the
yoikstieand in this part Of the country
are 80 beiogged ~ iis eopddet taat they
are % loss what 70 DO An honest
meaning Gerinaa ia Center Tosnship
the other day, on receiving has golks
treund with FREMONT name nj its head
gould, hardly believe bis own eyes Upon
reading the editorial, his pefpIexity and
Indignation increased until he could hold
in 40 longer, and he gave vent TO his pen
aP feslings az follows: "By. lam I
sotsch for nobody Der all pc tam ras
calls, and he threw aside The paper IL
which he had always placed implici
confidence as no longer worthy Of hi
respect This honeyt Germans ease Il
but onr among hundreds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

B@5- The rebel papers have much 70
say about tie dissensions among the
people Of the North and the advantages
the rebel cause ia likely to derive from
them. Some Of them assert:
'VThe armies Of the enemy are every
day diminishing, and it is evident they
cannot recruit them TO the numbers with
which they began the struggle A large
and growing party are for peace A
still larger party have discovered that
the war 20 far has only served to entail
upon tbethselves despotism which tram
ples down egsry public and private
right
Not 70 be behind them in aiding Il e
rebel cause, The copperl.eaI papers Of
the North, while tacitIy admitting the
correctness Of the rebel assertions as to
the condition d the Chioapnru.iss. go yet
further and declare i6a, The Conisderacy
vas meyer in better condition for pro-
longing the war, and that ia supply Of
food and men il largo and abundant--a
lie OF such monstfons dimensions that
none Of the rebel papers are 50 lost to
seli-respoct rs 70 endorse IT,
The rebel Governor Of Georgia thinks
there must be change Of Administra-
tralion before We can have peace =
The Times coincide- With the rebel Gov
ernor in thu, as il does in many other
particulars The Governor says
We should keep before the Northern
people the idea that we are ready "a ne
g0tatG when they are ready and will re.
c0guizc our rights 20 solf-government
and the sovereignty &c the States After
each victory our Government should
make diHinct Offer 81 PEACE or these
terms, aud should the course Of any
State be doubted, let the armed force BE-
Withdrawn and the lihllot-box decide
or course the peaen the OoVeruor de
sires is the recognition IT tie Southern
Confederecy and be {. encouraged +,
believe there is q patty 10 the North for
peace on thoss terms. Why should n
he be, when the leaders Of the Copper
head organization openly avow il. ans
their papers day by day advocata it.
The question for honest meu aud pa
triots is--llow are ihe Georgians stfecte,
by the existence Of the Copperhead par
TYP Are they disheartened or encour
aged by its operations If encouraged
are not the Copperheads, then, virtually
prolonging the war and contributing I,
the slaughter Of OR soldiers? Ever,
day the war ia protraeied adds to the lis
of casualties in our afmes Everything
that ia done or said calculated to reviyl
the sinking hopes Of the rebels proiract
the war That the operations Of ID
Copperheads have revived tho hopes o
the rebels il freely admitted in their pa
pers The conclusion, then, is irresisti
ble-the blood Of thousands OF noble vol
unteers will stain the skirts Of these mel
who have been active in building up OF
CARNATIONS whose existence are calcula
ted, ia their very nature, to encourage
the rebels in the belief that powerful
party in the North sympathize with ihcu
and are willing to acknowledge their ir
dependence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
SALE OF LOTS.
Great Sale Of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UEFEk AT
Il Public Auction sf the caeTt House IN Evzns-
vile, the SeTh dAy Of Hsrch. az . o'eleck ~.
large numher Of Lots IN xaTisus parts Of tn
City described a. foIsovs.
A House snd Lot aa Locus. Staaet- being = ~
% Ss-t, uiddis part q resT hsir ef Lot iui 0rgi
nal Plan tsln- the rs-ideDse Ct Chester Cbubb
To. ueTth-Ssst half = III - ~ ti.s Donation
Enlzrzsu@uf, i-ins = { by 81 fet Ga So.
The Hou=s snd premises faFHseTiy occupied BY
Mt james 04kfes q. Barr-i Factory. situate
uFon lots ., :. >, q sHd IL ina EiarS n. In che
Eastern kElar-ern~uf.
Lot ; in Rie-s =, l.; = in Bleck "a, Joi 10
Back -, Lots aud in : "a =, i-.i. : snd 6
il Block IS. Lot - IN Blask 9, Lot IN Riqck g..
and Tot y n BIock = in re Eastern Euisrse-
unn'.
Let ~ ia th~ Isssaiioa Ealsr-.u,snt. l.eia- =
~ -, se~t- cerner 81 sycsaiere street snd the
Canal.
Lots /. ,, a J. ani s. aid i.ot- !, . 8. 4, > s.,
= 5 Is, a., i, T. aud - ia Boek :, ia ShsrIss
Enlargement.
Lots :, 4. b &, : : 3 Il and Is IN BIock -, and
Lot :, in Bleak los, Lanlasc9.
Lots =, =, Is -, -. A, =. 4, A. A., - n,
- ~ =, - - n, = and - lssaeils flaev,
sifaate east - lslns>co, and south ~ the Evans.
vile taiou fuFnituT~ FACTORY
Let's $ g, ana d, IN hlosk "a, soaiberu Ea
lsrseM~nt-s
1 lot /, in Bleck ? Narth East m Enlargement.
Lot Is in Block I, Bakers Adiiglun
+ Lot4tn Block ?, Crescent Enlargement. adfoiu-
ing the Residence Of Joe. Uric.
1 Lots {, and e. IA Bi.ck 8, Crescent Fniarse-
( raent, 4dioiniuE the vgsilsuee of4sanfsd arr.
! TERMS OF SALS-une-s hiff cash, balance Ia
! and II 0oaths with interest. the purchasers
f giving note, secured " laoTtgsge.
Der further particulars snquire az nly odlse ou
Third Street. ASA IGLEHARr,
Real Estate Agent.
{ Il. NELSON. Aueliolie-r. tsstas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCES.

Further supplementary 20 OF4inAne., passed
Mar Il, 1856 entitled " An Ordnance fer 4hs
protection and government q Oak I'M Gene
fafy."
Pesssd March Is, Isat.
SaeITos !. Be Il orfaiszS By he C1E.aaoa Coslsa.l
Il tie OF d EseassiHs, That hsrssiter t shall he
unlawful Tor any psrsoa or psYsuas 70 Ftes or iaad
AIRY horse other animal Eithin sas snclasare Of
Oak uiii CeHrtsgy Or Locust Hiii Cemetery. nor
shall any horse Or other animal - permitted
sthln the enclosure Of either Of ssId eenstsriss,
except such snimali a. nay BE- used IN drawing
Fssiries attending funeral pro essiouss sad such
- nay - required ia repairing the rozts and
managing said eez1etsrsss respectively.
sEe 2. That IL shall b. the dafy Of the sexton
Of sail asmeterfes rsspsctively 90 keep the large
gsfes ~ sald eeH astsfiss eisssa sfd fastened and
g. canoe he safns 10 BE- opened ouly foE tba PAT
poe u admitting ffner ! prpcsasi0Hss aud such
Fsnieissss wss as required % fass Sithin 4
enclosures for the parposs - Preparing fVr iasE4
lnents. or keeping ssd cemeteries n repaiF
Sc. 3. Any psrsdn pefsans Violating Any
prosisioa o. this Oidinaus- shall. 90 eonsletioa,
forieit and pay AZ suaa Z exceeding ten doliAxs
wH BAKER. Mayor.
kfrHsr- PgsFFFss ffsrk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
& o. q >
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high
est market value at
LYONS.
BEEF! FRESH BEEF!

e. g. 1tuEaisszry fjtisea d
P4ducah, X. March {, LEA
CtEALED PROPOSALS TO TURsIsH Fresh
> Beef foI tbs UDits1 States tFCots supplied 81
ihis post : 81 - rsosivsd ~ BOX Loyal CHI
ZESs OILY Al this OElns, untn X o'clock o. 0a
EsBdsy, 18th March
The tesf iaust be u good EssFksiabis quality. ~
aqaal proportion a fore and hind qua ri~r Elsat-
asks sesaks, and kidaey ,zileE sxeisslsd tho
Decss % b cut oa ~ the fourth Vsrtet.ral tesaf
and The breast trimmed dOEa the shank % four
quarters 70 be cut "a fhgs@ inc above tho aee
JoiSt and o. hlnd quarters, az inches h6ye ths
gzmbIei or hook joint.
The beef 70 - delivered 10 fneh euantifi-s A.
may from EiHls - time bs required, and On sueh
days as The C0umissary Or Commander o POET
may direct
This contract 20 commence On ths Let day Of
April se6i, and coufnus IN force f0f TX mn fhs,
OF such ies- tiRe ~ the Conmissary Generai "
SAILS .sssacs may direct
Zach bid mnst BE- accompanied BY the nsnst q
two responsible securities and sny snd 81 bid
nay - Fejset-d II rot sstfsfae.ory
N. M4CEESZIE, Capt z5o 9 .
I. > NoDmissarsffs Once, Paduoshs hy.s s2aeh
f'ih, 1854. naells sfds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Turned UF AT SEAwsEEIouS Our
friend g. ] Bievett, ESQ, formerly Ct
the Bsouville Eysggfrey. has II Iast beer
heard from He is now publishing and
editing : sprightiy little Democratic pa
per, at Shswneetown, Illinois, called the
Southern Ellinoisan We have re-
ceived the krst nambeT, and gladly ziEs
it 4 place on our exchange list. Success
TO yoa, BleWett-R orkport Democrat
We cory this item for the bsne6t Of
sundry gentlemen IN Wsrriok county
vho INFESTED quite li5srally in Bieirstt
and hare expressed some anxiety to kaoE
what had become OF him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
GROCERIES.

TrIsH-
Il - klts EacEsrsI Eos J, .. B.
10 half Ibis White y lsts
- boxes Hsfrng. Tor sale - REILLY 4 co
NEW BACOS-
- 100 Ibs cIaeisn-ti Sugar Cured Haas
100 ibs Cify Cared Hams
80 clear sidfs and AhosiGsrs.
For sale By BELLY { 90
HTEURIEs-
- ifH bbis Pofatoes-
- boxes Lemons and 0rsnzss,
- bBis Goal OIL;
- bbis iigg FloEr;
E9 bills Bpss wheat Ffsur.
Do sb.z Kos<f Rye
~ hAii ans qnarfsr Loxes Sardfues.
Jasf received zfd for sale It lowest rssrte, 49,
nht% REILLY Z co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

AN ORDINANCE

70 aHeHd "a oraIrsbes raised March ~. u. ,,
entitled +" "a Ordinance rstshiI.h,aK three
risctieH pTsctigss within The sify 81 Evsna,
vile, anil prescribing the places at which The
voters 81 the several asrd, hail vola at the eitJ
eiecfiJus
PASSED. MaFai,, ls,4
srElfoS ! ~ Il 8-sFffasa u ~ fsmsasa e.sas q
u As C8g II Lsatsiils, hat she plaee - halaing
al city elections within aud Nr lhe sscoaa slee.
tisu pfrciBef innsistfnS q the tAlr1, fourth aad
eighth wards 81 snhi city, shall ~ ~ the ht.s Il
Jchn Monk. 90 fEe corner 81 fifsf aa4 ias
streets, instead u The IosnE Amer CO en9ias
hsnsf, - prescribed IA sid 6rAissn5s ~ u4fft
IT, ihly. AM BAKER, Masnf
Attest a. PFAFttfz. Cisrk-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

ES-rhe Dayton Joaraal is Response.
bic for the statement that Hon. George
T. Pugh-"Glorious George while in
conversation with some of his political
friends a short time ago, objected to the
Nomination Of Mcclellan by the Copper
heads, because, he said, "if We nominate
General, we want General OF victo-
ries, not General Of defeats That,
we take il, was a most unkiad ept-the
unkindest eut of all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
Main Street Bridge.

ryfHE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
L Evansville will receive sealed proposals for
removing Hain Street bridge, aud filling IN an
earthwsy ~ said point Ct The width Of &c Sect the
came T. BE- brought to the proper grade. box
trtAk faur by four feet In dimensions 70 be con-
strucied aaaef sait eSrihwHy Of good sound tive
inrh pak plank, Wesi strengthened The timhefs
and ions 81 the bridge 10 D. cartfaly taken down
md Removed g plsoc 70 he provided BY the Clts,
net maro than THREE a avcs from said bridge
fTopes q toie submitted on or before Friday
March ls isek A. PrAFFLIN, Clerk.
t'lerk = nfice Marah Il. 1SG4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE 4. HEKERY GfyKE ne THR
- qualified voters - The fitY 81 EvansF lie
that the annual sify stectieus iaF toe pufp6ss 81
sieetinx ONE ConsGfbMAG IRON EAcH
WARD u ssid city. one cLEEk.. 0NE cot
lLECTOR, UNE TREASl HER. 0SE MARsfi Al.
ONE NrREET COMMISSIONER. snd THREE
ASSESSORS. will g. hald az the pissss xed hs
the ordinance 81 tha Try or haiaine city sise.
ti"rs, aH tfs hf-f aoiidty telag ~ t3ufth ds5
IN Aprii. lstA
IT, otiief # she ou5ales & saneii
4 PEAFFLIN. flrrk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Bay Rev. DR. Breckenridge, in lot
ter to Colonel Hodges, OF the Frankfort
Commonwealth, says " | thank God we
have at length paper in this State that
is willing to be loyal without eternal
abuse of toe General Government and
its acts; willing to understand that The
claims Of the whole country upon US are
paramount TO the claims OF any particn.
lar nart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
MEDICAL.
Il. -. HER he. Nj. ID.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

EoRMERLY OF QUINCY. Ills. TENDERS
II his professional services 70 she citizens Of Ev-
ensvillc aud vicinity, and With the experience of
Green years active practice he is ouAbled 10 treat
hon: standing Impurities Of the Hood, Diseases
u the Throat OF Chest, Indigestion. Uhrunis,
niarrhea, Cancers, Oh Ulcers, Diseases q The
skin, Scrofula, all Diseases q tie Eya. aud dis.
tsHes Of Women aud Children.
OFRfCE-0n Main Str,st, ever pohell's Book
Store, Residence corner Figst aud Division Sts
At Mr. Seibers Onlcs hours from 10 IA \. N :,
ami from . 20 p. N, dec%s lsdaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Ma. Epirok' Please announce MY name
candidate for he ofee Of city Assessor Al the en-
suing April election. wM. WARREN, d..
Nh. hnffoh Please announce ms nnWe af q
candidate Tor city AssessOF at the ensuing April
slecu,u. JOHN SCHUBERT
Mn EpuoH PLEASE announce mo ~ a candi
dae gir che once Of CITY Assessor at tho ensuii z
April election. JOINS PAINE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
Houae and Lot for Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENoIlS In the city for sale IN csmpcse
order, containing ten Rooms With Chandeliers aud
BRACKETS tor Gss, two brisk Cisferus, stable.
Wood, Coal and out Houses, a good dry bElck
Cellar ls beet square, we'll lighted.
Tbs douse y wo0d-hcavy oak frnme--staads
hack 40 teet from the street, leaving "A beautiful
frout yard. Corner Lot 70 by 500 feet, enclosed
with : good substantial ienee. Corner Of Oak and
Wafer strcsts, above the residence 81 Robert
BARNES, ksq Enquire Of
oSitO-u CHARLFS RABCoCE,
$685. No Natn Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

THE COMMON COUNCIL or tbs CITY or
Evansville viii receive scaled proposals GA .
o. bcfore Arri 1t, isct, for an extension Of I
casvrx Strest Sewer from its present tsTminus. =
utar Eighth Street, O. Tenth Street, 70 b CEN
Fls,-d by the lzs lay Of September, ls64.
Plan ana specihcstioGs nav be seer ~ thu
Gguna34 ChaHheF. 4. rFAfFLIk, Cierk. -
Flask snniuF, March IT. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
rnHponATInY NnrIor

9Atah lgG EtieA eruE WALH4
March IL, tGl.--And nov u II hereby orda y
Eud tif@etsd b. The Common csaDeli 0ffhs City o.
Evansville, that the gNuera u ~ lots Ct parts u
lOifHoEtiEe ~ a. o3BiBg fs southwest aide Of
Hi4fh straet. iron Balm % Locust Streets
50 SD city. esuss tie eide walks thereon 20 bs
brought . the propsf grade, aad that they eauas
3 si5sssals - GAS Ne. ! b laid down thereon
Uith5B thirty days from The publication - this
order
Ges A. FFAFFLIS. Clerk
Clsfk's Once. March e.. tssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
coRr0RATfON N0IIrr.

p9rER 10 SrFAIR sinE Walk.
Hsrfh = tsEi = Aud noN O. Is hereby ordered
and ,iire - IS tho Common Council Of the city
~ fNstsriif thar the owners Of sll lot. or Tsrts
eflutl tfoatiuE 81 adjoining tho northwest side
Il Pine street from First 20 Centre afrsets,
In said CTS, cause the eide W~,iks thereon 80 %
isrsirra within thirty DAYS nom the publication
N fhis orieF.
Ab A PFAFfLIN, Clerk.
Gisrk's once. March Is. lisa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CORPORATION NOTICE.



March d.. 1865 AID nov g. i hereby ordered
aud directed ~ the fummou Council q the Cfy
- EsaHsyilie, that the owners Of all lets parts
II lots, fontins Joining The northeast sidb
u kinth stree. ifom rbfsnut % Cherry sfreais,
Ia said cas- eause the said side walks thaffou % b.
reraiIed within thirty DAYS ffou the publication
q fhia uFdrr
A. pFAFElfS. CLARK.
ois,keO once, March II. 1884.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
coRroRArIoN No:Icr.

NhhGA 10 hEfAiA ttDl HAiHs
Maflh ~ isff.-- And Row Il Is hereby oriarad
and difa ird - u ommou council oftha CITY u
Afsasfiiit, that The aTueFs II ali lots Or paris of
l9tsi frpnAng On Or adjoining she sous vest sids
Fourth street., from SiBs 10 Division ssrsets
~ said gity. caHss tha side walks thsruon 70 bs
fspais'd s!ihin thirty days from tbs p,.hllosfisa
II shl- ofiiof.
A. PFAFFLTS, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Arnl-a IN 80 - -

Hsrrh a. fssf-An aos il Is hereby arssrss
aud directed - Tee Common Council Of the City q
EyAH8Fiils that be owners 81 all lots or parts OF
iot=, frouting "a adjoining the southeast sfas
81 Bib siffsi, itom Market street % the Canal
10 sasd city rause Tho sidewalks thereon 70 -
brought 20 iae profrr gr@de. and that tney Cause
s.ae vslk u Glass SO. 2, 70 BE- laid doHn flasrsoa
sithia thirty days from She putiieailon u thb
order.
a. PTATFLTs. cisrt.
Clerk . Ofaoe.. Mar d n, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
eoRronArIoN NOTICE.

nHIhH 10 hffAfA hA't NAiA
March ~. i'Af.--And now 10 j. hereby ordered
ana diralffd IS thn Common Council: d tbs CIV %
tfanrFllie that fhe owners II all lois OF parts Of
It's. fruatlas On o. adjoining the ssufhEsst side
II Smith strrsa from Chasnut fe Cherry Streets.
% aid CitF. csu-a the sidewalks thereon -
- repaired within thiTt5 days lrom the pahliea
ton ~ tlii. order A. fFAFFIFS CIsrt =
Clerks Ohce. Mareh -. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
Notloe to Contraotors.

rINHg COMMON COUNCIL OF THE err
/ 81 Evansviil will receive sealed proposals
pntn lriaay, ths lsf day Of April, 1854. Tor and
ins- the sslsy situate between Lect and GGosteii
street. and extending from SECOND 20 Tkrd
Streets, if said city A. PFAFrLtN. Cieri.
clerk 0f6re. Msrch T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
NEW BOOKS.

General Grant and his Campaigns;
ne Arr Of Conversation
The Nations sin and Punishment;
L. Gaviota; a spanish novel;
4 WomAn's Ransom Ey Robinson
cudjo's Cave; f4u. .St
Revelations e. Mother Jaliassi
At HEALEY'S,
No. "a, corner Of Main sRd First siresta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
conpoRATIos NnTIeF.

naDEt 20 REPAIR tibtHAtEss
March n, 1851 And now e. Il hersby ordered
ana dirsfeii ~ the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville. shat tue osnera Of all iofr OF parts q
l0tas iroufisG "a Or adjoining the essf side II
fulton hssata, from Third 70 Fourta sfrrst-fn
said City, eanss the sidewalks thereon 10 -
repaired Within fhiriy days from the publication
ofthis order.
- 4. FTAFFLIs, Cisfb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
coRFoRATIoN NoTIcE.

ORDER To EErAIK sInFwAIKs.
March III. fsst--Ana now II Is hsrchy ordered
and directed by tke Common Counsil Of the City
% Evansville, that the Of al lots or rarfs
~ lots frontiug Grad lonirg the south-css eide
Scpud street, from Sycamore 20 Niue streets,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon
20 - renaired within thirty days from the puhli.
osticB II ihifgfder.
A. rFATFLIE. Clefk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
Steam Fire Engine.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF the City on
L Evapsyiiia will Receive sealed proposals uiiil
Marrh 18th. iSfi. fer furnishing horses. kafnsss,
a.. &c. aaa hauling the Steam Fire Engine Cor
The term 81 one year.
The nature Of the services to Be perf.rmed an
be Ava oaapplication at the Clerks Oaioe.
A. PFAFFLIN, Cletf.
t;asS = aiE,s March ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CORPORATION NOTCH.

eansR roz PLANK sInE WAX.
MaFef 81 ised And nov Il Il hertby ordered and
directed By thu common council q the eity Of Ey-
sHsuie that the owners 81 all lots raxfa "a lots
fronting on or adjoining the northwest side of
Elm tif0t, from First to Seeond streeta. "a
ssid cf cause the SIDE walks thereon to y hroffat
- the proper grade and that they cause n side
walk 81 Class No. 9, 10 na laid down thareon With
ID thirty DAYS from The publication 81 this order
A. ffArFLIS, Clerk. y
~. nslr..- MIL u 1s.l IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

sE-The effective military forces Of
the United States was shown By data a.
the War Department. to be, on Monday,
100000 more than they we're this day a
year ago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

TIRE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY ~
I Evansville viii receive sealed proposals osor
before Friday, the 18th day q March, 1851. fer he
construction 81 Puddle Cistetns.
Plan aud specifications may he seen AZ he
Clerks Ofioe A. PFAFFLIN. Cierl
ClfrSS' ; Ofirs, March =, iS64.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
FOR RENT.

OFFICE have one Of thoss iina Offices a. The
~ head OF the stairs second story of .handl' :
Block, still vacant II desired, the tenant can be
accommodated with rear room, by applying i'm
mediately JOHN J. CuANDLkE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

ORDER fha hhttF sANA AAtA
March N, ls.A And nos ii is hefohy ordered
aud iifa1ied ~ The Common Council q the City u
Eyanssiie, q II the owners Of an lots parts o.
lots HentinR GA e. adjoining the northeast sids
q sixth street from Locust T. Walnut streets, ia
said cts cause tbs side walks thereon % ~
brought ~ Tho proper grade, aud that fhoy esuss
sidewalk q Cis4s 20. D, With wooden curb. b.
iaid sipwn sitAin ihiIiY days from Tie publ
ration u Ibis order
a PFAFFLTN, CLERK =