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LOCAL NEWS.

FIRE AND THE FIRx ALARM TELEGRAPH
Last night, at ten minutes to twelve o'clock, q
fire was discovered in q wooden shed or stable
in the rear Of the residenc Of Mr.. VIM. John.
son, on Sth, near X street north The nearest
signal box for the telegraph was No. 81, and
the policeman declares that the signal was
given from that according to the directions:
but the alarm W as given al the central Office for
box "a. The fire department ans wered the
alarm Immediately, and in few minutes all
the apparatus was in the vicinity Of the fire
Upon inquiry being made at the central Office
relative to the alarm, it appears that the patrol.
man at box 81 turned the crank too fast, aud
patrolman at box "a sienalleh, and when he
had done signal from boz q was ascertained,
but the alarm was given for box "a. The shed
was destroyed, and the less is small. No other
to be an incendiary act. The conflict Of the
signals In this instance Is easily accounted for
by the anxiety OF an officer for the first time
operating npon an instrument which he has
never before touched.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-We learn that
chants, who have been doing q large business
at No. II Fairfax street, have absconded, leay
Ing quite q large number OF unsettled bills.
From all the Information we can gather. we
should think their liabilities amounted to be-
tween two and three thousand dollars. Had
this firm conducted their affairs properly, they
might have done profitable business. They
had a large business, but we learn they were
very extravagant in their living. They were
the leaders OF the Mcclellan party in this city :,
Train Guayds.-Mr. g. @. Berry and Mr. d.
s. Gwin were arrested yesterday rs train
guards, TO take the places OF !. E. Mcaraw
and John W. Steuart, released. Arrange.
ments have been made to send the citizens ont
the road alternate days: the guerriltaa are to
60 every day. The friends of the citizen pris-
oneIs mot guerrillas) are permitted to send
them bedding, provisions. &C., to make them
comfortable All thus provided for will be
quartsred at Capt. 9wynn's Office, on Fairfax
street. Those for whom the Government must
provide are comfortably Quartered near the
where ample facilities for COOKING are pro-
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILRoAD.-The tJu,ts,
The Metropolitan Railroad Companv of Rns
ton for declining 70 make returns to ths De 70
tsrnaI Revenue Department OF their bus,nea
a. o manufacturing corporation. The eouc
psny nanufactarss It's own cars. The nan n
u Tor not making the return 10 question Is $500
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THE DRAFrKD M xN.-The follow drafted
men have reported TO the Board OF Enreilment
to DIV :~TE - -FrT -ras-fF = sgstts4
Second Sub .Disfrict.-Tohias Clark, accepted.
Fourth Sab District John Lancaster. over
ace ~ GsE.BcH q = 5n8f3 E-HS--AA -
FYM 81 !D;ssyset.-J J. Armiwood, accsptsd.
/ Eiohth Sab District IT. J, Lazanbys furnished
/ Ninth Sub District John Z. Kelly, furnisheo
q mis- titu{e
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= WSn. majority Tor ..-.......... 81
Lan majority, though on the right side, IL too
CIoso 70 % comfortable. There is, however,
every probability thst Il VIII be in creased, as
no Ietutns rom our soldiers with Sheridan
nsve 80 rsSssved The ofhcial returns from
been received, but do not sI,s, tna srSra~.te
majoTities heretofore sivsn.-Baetsmore Imsri.
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GARD vIsITE YRAMES.
-PTCT TO 3 / 8.

French Gilt. Swiss Carved wood, and American
Composition Gard Frames In variety.
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GRAND TORoHLIGHr PROCESSION
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2lst,
In Honor of the recent Union Victories in Ohio, In
diana, Pennsylvania and Maryland
At q meeting Of the various Committees Of the
Lincoln and johnson Clubs, State organizations
and Hospitals, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Msrshals. to be mounted, and designated
81 q rosetts Of red, white and blue worn upon the
left lapel OF a. R.6 sof hsiGS1HiARps. Chief.
DR. B. W. BLISS,
sso. 3: liant, sr.. Assistants.
j. g. BROWN,
A. q. N. PREvOsT,
g. Zach orsanizatoo ID requested tn select its own
Chef Marshal on Thur.day night. at O'Clock. at
Cnlon aesdquarters. oh street.
The recession will form ON street in front
precisely.
ROUTE
Up 7th street to 3, along K to lith. down 18th to
avenue. along PeDns ylvania avenue to the Navy
Yard. returning via maryland avenue and 7th st..
to Headquarters.
An abundant supply OF torches lanterns and
fireworks will be distributed along the lines :
Rockets will be tent of from the Patent Office
L. cLHpHANR.
Chairman Executive Committee
IChrOn r. Kan \
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Total majority against the Constitution, as
far a. received NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 435
The o6dctal returns from the soldiers In the
Shenandoah Valley have not all been received.
Their vote, with perhaps the vote of some other
troops, IL 10 stated, will be sufficient to over
come the above majority Of ABS against the Con-
stirusion, but 1t remains to be seen.-Sun.
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NHA KINGS AND NAVAL H9RoHo. london
Mxnnis Life of Bake. London go --a - g..
ehiDvreeks End pd isessss T. Ses, London
aiiy ; sSievrecss Of the British NasT. london
NSS{uno q Heroes, London 8, - q 4 Ir -
Ncovsv;a Naval Biography ---'-'s
S~.{Hevh Life ofNeleon. London
Coopess , ~ idmirai Rrenton, Londen t.Esd ~
aesaoirs Of Admiral Sir Sidney snith. vols.
m.moirs cf Admiral De eaumare1. vols Lcahcn
Life and .correspondeacs Of Admiral 'Hspaer's
Nhksiss. Hia6sfySrtks Royal Navy. 3 vois.. Los
b ssS "'' 's-1 .' ftRAAOK Taylor.
ts'sSso78 sssi> i.ssf as.f(eSa tia1
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Il J :! !!
Fresh Butter in to IL pound packages, of the
finest quality for table use, arriving almost daily.
Fresh Eggs. prime New York Cheese.
For sale at tie lowest prices. $50 sth street, OPP
posite Center Market.
3ll1 ID. Is, DDTROW.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTIoE.-The vote
on the new Constitution, as reported in yester-
days American, LEFT Q majority OF 3l9 against
the Constitution yet to be overcome. Since
then the following additional returns Of the
aoldiers, vote have been received:
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WINDOW fsaAD1s,

| niferent eslors and sises window Shsdas in
store. Orders for any REQUIRED style or size Shade
made to order. - ''fas' / n iz-s4-h' 4 q"
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DIANos AND MUsICAL IssrRUMlNrs

". g, MlTZEROTT,y corner Pa av and nth g:
The largest Musical Establishmeut
and only Importing house in the Dis-nHs!
trict. Sole Agency OF Steinway 4 Sons grand ana
square PIANOS, of which We have just received
new assortment. making our stock 10 tEst.um s
assortment than can be found as any other seen-
~ Of this house e the county, Besides n ss;sss
Brol hers make on hand. We are the eole Agents
Of MasoS Hsnlins Justly cs!sss.ssd hhNnI
SiI0 to SOc Prince Co.'S MEL0DE0NB.
Purchssins sxclnsively fog CASH re are enabled
to sell st the lowest 6gures Tor cash, ana up9n ac-
'V ia a Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and re-
$3.50 AS .-F oc6
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court of
letters Of administration on the personal estate
OF Caleb II. shreve. late of Washington city, D. g..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all BEN
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of September,
1854.
sep 2c-law3v~ SAML. SHREEvE
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+ UMBER! LUMBER LUMBER

For sale. . large lot of Condemned White Pine
BOARDS, one and two inch. Builders and others
in want OF Lumber will End it to their advantage
80 call and examine; it will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers Apply at 800 A near N st., Island.
oc 10 ST.
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GALl or CONDEMNED os
- bTORIS MOI Mn .

GALE or coNDsMElp ocAnrERaEsrsry
ChfsC QsayreySsenUs QNee, Deyot Of Wa,h,,x,
Washington, ID. O.. October 81 iSS
Will be sold ut Public Auction, At Seyenth stras,
Wharf, Washington, D. G. on WEDNESDAY o.
tober IS, ct ii o'clock, q lot of
QUARTERMASTERs STORES,
condemned unit for use, viz
A quantity OF Corn and Oats,
10 bushels Timothy Sc ed, and about
20.uoo condemned Grain sacks.
successful bidders will be required TO remove
sale.
Terms cash, in Government fund.-,
Brisadier General and Chief Qusrtsrmsster,
&C Hat Depot of WsshipRtou
VIM L. WALL Il CO.. Apctioneers.
~ eouth corner Penn a Ayenpe and 9Th street.
SS ar TIrIE AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION.
NJ The 49, 18th Instant, will sell, in front
embrsep saon Rooms, an assortment Of Groceries,
BOXES iSosp, Pepper, Indigo. kegs Mustard and
Cases p pTs pl.ntation Bitters, Jamaica Do.
Lemon Syrup, boxes Segsrs u W" " H"'
Chewing Tobacco baskets He;ds;,L G., L.
80 barrels Whisky Octayes Brandy S' ~
Lot Dry Goods and Small stores
crate Cpps; sne Ssucsrs barrels Tumble-s
ocH w b. w ALL CO., Au,s
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Essgcss 81 ~, etssa b7gTsssa has Bst9d stsf :
- z iGis g gIaaz adt 81 e 81
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Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lottery.
Glass 597. October 2'th 1854:
-6S-69-50-l3-5l-70-36-
Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery.
Clans sos, October goth. 1854
23-42-2l-67-2446-43-5
MURRAY, EDDY Il CO., Managers.
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EISH's PATENT

Il GAS COOKING STOvES,
For Baking, Boiling, Frying, and Roasting.
The cheapest, best arrangement in use for cook
ing for small family; can be attach sd TO any gas
burner.
Alto, NURSE LAMPS. with Cup attached, of
different sizes and prices, from 81 to IS.
Cooking meal for FIVE persons will not co st over
four cents
j. w. THOMPSON & CO..
Plumbing and Gasfttng, $50 Penn. sv.
oc 2l-lw fChron q Repl
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1876 PICTURE COED AND rAsszIs' 1856
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
Ella, Kings, Nails DC.
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FosaI SALE sH e. GHEAP.Tvo good SECONDHAND
GEO W. BENsER's,
oc 1lStA Corner of 4th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-21

For sA L toR SALE,
splendid FAMILY MILoH COW. N&
bloodr buffalo. She gives about four X
years end to another. Will be offered for s.le q
Center Market next Thursday, the nth instant
should the weather be fair, il not. on the saturda
fol owing, oc Bit
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DOTATOEs AND ONIONS.
5000 Bushels of Potatoes.
100 Bushels of Red Onions.
20 Bush is OF silver skin Onions for sale from
Sch'r Alice Scranton. by PETER BERRY,
ocls ST. as Water street. Geor getown.
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0YSTIRs. OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
~ The subscriber takes this METHODIST ~
Of ,ntoTains Sfni1s: sqs:f; and liz ~
highly favored By their generous pa
tronage, he has recently. a. consider
able expense. much extended and enlarged his es
Enlistment. thereby giying him increased facili-
ties to meet the reaairements OF his friends IDS:
very best stock: cleanIy handled and at moderate
prices. he confidently solicits continuation OF
OYSTERS STEAMED, and by the gallon, can he
furnishd at short notice. and thu latter delivered
promptly as usual. in any part of the city.
EDWARD WISER.
Corner 18th st west and st north, one square
north of the Kirkwood House ocl9-so7t*
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STEAM BOILER AND STEAM POTS for sale.
- Inquire at OLEARY'S Green House. 514 New
Jars Ia-3f
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100, 900 FINE CIGARS, at wholesale and re-
tail. at Baltimore prices. comprising in part, the
following choiee b,snds 40 600 Napoleon. lt.noH
Quarto Sobrino. and others too numerous to men
ton Als9-the celebrated Michisan AnderEon's
smoking TOBACCO. and 6ne assortment of Nicer
presented.
Dealers are invited to call and examine the above
before purchasing elsewhere, at 514 7th ST.. be-
oceO3t D. E. IRVING.
DRAWN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
~ LOTTERY, of Kentucky. Glass sol. October
aDth. 1864:
55ss-iL7l-7a 6a-lo-74-2s-42-52-
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery, of Kentucky. Glass s47, October
1th 1854:
-69-so-7l-l6-7s-25 r4-1-H-s6-5-72
Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
9Jth, 1864
l9-58-f7-I@J-49-22-
FRANCE, ELLIS & co.
19-dtpov1H Managers,
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RALLYH RALLY lM-THIRD
IL WARD THE BANNER WARD-ONLY
VEN WANTED TO ELL THE QUOTA.-All

US the name of Hurley. who was drafted and
claimed exemption on the ground Of alenage: and
ington 8. Hurley, Sergeant of Police in the First
Ward. &C 1857
% % n n 10 AZ AZ
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EOR SALE-One STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
L twenty horsa power. Also. three run Of stone.
for grinding corn .compaetlx built, can Dc easily
between 9Th and 7th at, Ocn-lWE
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C1GARs C1aARsll CIaARs!..

I ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board at
IL Isl West street, GEORGETOWN. sap Him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

h% The New YoFk Fses continues
It's assaults upon 81. Brooks Of the Er-
trsss. II reply to the assertion Of the
LATER that there we're but ten Democrats
in Congress who did not agree with his
assertion that slavery il dead the
kers says:
We, on the contrary, will assert that
there are not ten men in Congress, elect
ed As democrats, who do not repudiste
and condemn the principle Of active hos
Utility u slayeFy a. advocated By Mr..
Brooks, One Of The immutable doctrines
Of Democracy, Is the right Of every
State 70 regulate is domestic inst u
tons. No Democrat can oppose that
dogma without betraying bis faith. lie
ceases TO be a Democrat when he bec0m Cd
an AboIitiOnizt Mr. Brooks has trodden
on forbidden ground. lie has assailed
the institution Of the South in the name
Of the Democratic party He has pro-
Houneed himself in principle and sub
stance an aboliti0nist. He MAJ as
sumo whatever political designation he
chooses, but be is not a Democrat
Our Own opinion is that the Ners il
correct. ar. Brooks has TOO recently
joined the copperhead Democracy 10 BE-
an expert in expounding Copperheai
opinion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

Berthe Cincinnati Times asserts that
no little swindhng is being done in Ohio
in the recruiting business. 1t cites the
case of the jth Ohio, which returned to
that city with l56 men. The officers of
the regiment enlisted 225 new recruits,
who received the liberal bounties paid by
the wards, city and Government Yet
when the regiment left for the front it
Numbered only 900--leaving 10 recruits
who failed to report themselves. This is
serious matter, and the Government
should look into ii at once. A man who
would enlist and pocket the liberal boun-
ties and have at the time no intention Of
serving should be arrested, tried and
shot as a deserter. Summary proceed
ings alone win cure the disease, when
men find that death is the alternative o.
presenting themselves at the different
rendezvous at an appointed time, they
will in all probability be found in their
places.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
q o. d,
SILVER and Uneurrent
Money bought at the high
est market value at
LYONS.
LYONS.
BEEF! FREsE BEEF /

- - fyla lisaAEy Uf1aCe.
faafueahs ny, March :. lisa
CEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH FRESH
- Beef fOr the United States froona suru.IisI II
shis poet vii ~ Fee~iEeA fFR0A IOYAI GiTI-
ZEss ONLY e this oflee. until IL O'Clock d. On
Monday Zsfh March ~ FL
The beef faasi b q good marketable quality. in
egaal proportion q fore aud hind qtszr nsat-
Bvekss shankss and kidEsy tzIigw exelndsa; tie
neeks 10 - cut % ~ the fourth ysrtsbrzI jalnf
zHd the breast trimmed doEn. the Shank Of "a
quarters % y cut On three inches Above tie kses
JOEL ana OF bind quarters, six inches above the
szlabsss q koek joint. E-..sffl
Tbs beef - b delivered IN sncb quantities -
may from tine 70 time be requIrei, and on sueh
Gays as the Coulniissary Of Commander 81 Post
nay direct. = s-rlf
This contract 70 commence On the III DAY Of
April ISL, ard e5hfinte il force for six rnonfhs
Or such less time a the Coranissary Gensrai 81
sutsizteBoe nay direct
kach I'D must y accompanied By the uams4 u
two responsible securities; and anv and 81 blds
Ray Dc rejected II bot sztisfaetory
J. D. INACCESSIBLE, Capt. aod q :.
q > C0mmi-sary's Office. Psdurab. KY March
sib, 1854. mehIs stas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

D1- Lieat Gen Grant and Maj. Gen.
sherman arrived 10 Louisville at .
o'clock On Saturday evening, and left at
6 o clock or special train for the Fast
We hope the armies commanded By these
heroes will soon move on the rebel works
with ike CELEBRITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

nHrFA fnH A AHirA hffN NkAAs
March 10. lsl4 And now IL IL hereby ordered
and dlrrrie5 hy the Common Council Of The city %
hssufsiir, that the Of all lots o. parts Of
lots ffoStfbE On or adjoining he northeast side
81 sixth srnef, from Locust 10 Walnut STREETS, Ia
said city, cause the side walks thercen % BE-
brought % lie frnrsr Erade aud that they Gauss
sidewalk Of Claes NJ. /. With wooden curb. b
laid dsSa sitiia fhirty dsss FROM the publi-
cation u this srdrf.
A. PFAFFLIs. CLERK. y
Ciat's oflee. March l., 1855
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

ForRafs. Hfee, Reaches, Ants, BED
Bags. sE0aHs fR Furs, WOOfens. &C.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,
dc.
ssOniy insslii5is remedies kno~n."
Fr1s froia P0isons."
Not dangerous 70 the Hunaa Family"
Eais ooaas cot Of their holes % de-
~ sod NAsleasis q all lsrgs eifiss.
sD- ssi4 ~ AL Druggists and Retailers ersry-
ai1ere.
ga fBEWkEE ~ Ct all worthless limitations.
SO Zee fh1r - G0sTkE'e" uau.s fs On each b-x
Bottle and Fiask, before you buv.
sA-Addfess HENRY II. COSTAR
SS- Principal Depot, No. 4sl Bfoadway, r. T.
sz-sold by KELLER 4 WHIT,
LEIGH / CARIsTEADT,
Wholsssls and Retail AKsnts,
fses EFE1sTiiis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

DSS-The latest joke Of the season IS the
Editor Of the Rockport Democrat com
planning that the President is unable
20 write his orders and proelamations in
proper English" The joke can be rel.
ished only by those who have been reg
ular readers Of the Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
Main Street Bridge.

VfHL COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
Lsanssiiis sill fscelts sealed proposals faT
removing Main Street Bfidzs, and aiiiax ia az
earthwsy II said rolnt % he width o. ~ fet the
SANE 70 br brought 90 the proper grade. 4 box
-tFaetsi s.i.aef slid sarihNay 81 sood asunt twe
loeb Oak piruk. Neil strengthened The tlmbets
aud ifonB u tks bridge ~ b. carefully faken DDS
and rrB4saft - place ~ De provided Is tbs Cifg
not mnfs thsA three 81 ares from said tFldge
FfoPosals 10 hs submifird on OF befirs EEiLsy .
March Is. lsG1 A PFAFFLIN Cktfr
Clsrk One. March n 1ee4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

Ma. EpftoH Please announce ny name
candidate ior the Office of city Assessor at tbsen.
suing April election WM. WARREN, j..
Mr. Eptton Please announce my uamr a
candidate Tor Ciiy Assessor II the ensuing April
election. JOHN SCHUBERT
Mr. EDrou Please announce ias candi
data for the ofleo Of City Assessor at the ens,uug
Apfil election. JOllN FAME.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
FOR SALE.

DLoCK a., LAMAsCo--2sO feet -quNre-at a
ID moderate prica, aud upon reasonable terms
Any person dcsirng beautiful picco of ground
for a suburban residence would do we'll 20 apply
soen. CHANDLER q uYNEs,
Inahta % Real Estate AEcuis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
Eopse and Lot far Sale

nNB Of TUE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
" DENCEs IN the city for sale; in complete
order, containing ten Rooms with Chandeliers and
Brackets Tor Gas, two brick Cisterns, Stable,
Wood, Coal and out-Hou-es, good dry briek
Cellar Is ieet square, we'll lighted
The House Is wood-heayy oak frame--stands
back 80 feet nom the street, leaving beautiful
'front.' yard. Corner Lot 70 by 500 feet, enclosed
with good substantial fence. Corner OF Oak aud
Water streets, above the residence of Robert
Barnes. Esq, Enquire Of
ootlO.tf CuARLFS BABCOCK,
n, ! al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
CORPORATION xorrcE.

March ID. is,4.-And nos il Ia hereby ordersf
snd directed - tbs egnlaon Council Of the CITY Of
Evansville that he owners Of All lots o. parts #
tote fronting IN "a sdiuinisE the southeast sids
q hlla street. frem Market sfrs-t TO the Canal
10 aid city the side walk hsrron % -
sfonght 10 the proper grade, and that they cause
sid@ walls II fiass No. 2 - b. laid dow iiereofs
within thirty daYs from the publication u this
order.
A. PFATFLIN. Clerk
clerk. 0aioe. March Il. Isss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
CORPORATION NOTICE.


March n. ts5i.--k Aud asw u IL hercby ordered
and directed ~ the Common Council Of the city
10 EvansYilC that this acrH u all lots q parts
q ets, tensin ~ oF sIlsdning southwest aide u
fenira street, between Pine sud Loet streets.
iu said city, cause the side walks thsreon 90 b
trouEhi 80 fhe prufar grsde, and that they
muse q sidewalk - Glass No. I, 70 b laid dewn
thereon withlu thirty days from the puhlics'
% this order.
A. PFATTLIN. Clerk.
Clerks Ofaco, March l., ists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
AUTHORIZATION N0TIrr-

oubEa f0E = bi+tfh fiuE WALK.
kErch al, ] f4.--ABd now u T. kaTsby ordered
sud directed by The Common Council ofiLs Cify VI
EFanssiie, that tie owners d al lots or paris Of
loss fronting adjoining The southwest si6s q
sfafh strssf, IRON Main 70 Locasf Streets
brought 70 The proper grade, and that they cause
a Sidewalk u class No. I BE- laid down thereon
sithih thirty days ffoH The publication Of ihis
erasf.
Clerks ono, March 4. 1874.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

n3-A correspondent of the Times
complains that Gibson, Posey, Knox
and Vanderburgh counties have had
their share of Congressman aud that the
next Copperhead Convention should re-
cognize the claims of Warrick, Spencer
and Dubois. He thinks Judge Parrett is
a very good man, but locality cuts kim
off Col Denny ditto. Judge Niblaok
IN the same boat; so also Judge Burke,
We commend the shrewdness of "Davy
Laird, undoubtedly the instigator of
these pointed suggestions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22

SUNDAY ALwAYs.-By different nations
every day in the week is set apart for
public Worship Sunday by the Chris.
tians, Monday By the Greeks, Tuesday bv
the PersiauS, Wednesday by the Assy-
rians, Thursday BY the Egyptians, Friday
by the Turks, and Saturday by the Jews
Add 10 this the dinrnal revolutions, and
it is apparent that every moment is Sun
day somewhere
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
CoMPos1ToRs WANTED.

Two or three first rate News
paper Compositors can find steady
employment at the best of wages
by immediate application at this
Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ADoLPH PFAFFLtN Is the rpion casAidais
~ reelection 70 the Office of CTS Clerk "a the
saing April election.
RDf4ORs o. JouaNAL. Please announce VIM. u.
kXE asa esndidats for city Clerk at the approach
M Aprll election. NAVY YOfERs.