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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

. - reacherous attempt To +,
they had, in suance of ,be;. ,,,.h. p.'' a'St
ara~n men ple and territory from Il,
Ju''sn'c'''n government, thus render
i's Ma' q neg y and actually inaugural
~ ~ Pse meiliable war; by his off
eia' aehnnc'd OF The Confederate Stare
10 ,eoe' a{disloyaF' States, to- The,
r,sn',o' VIM lfnm their falthless -
shcia'e State]iIst mo word &c .aa -
had ever faq rom him ,@.in.. .e"sui'
'a'sn'ess 'ate were truly /" disIoyal'
!" sne oh'oh lhe Constitution which
was ne "niy 2 q the Union. and who
we'e wy .'ac g o. all the wrong and
Tue m'scu'ei eparatlOn, thus insult
''s '"e 'e"o0 charging upon them the
e'iuhes " "' liity aiiies; aud finally
" nis m'"sf rpations Of power and
uhniseuis,u y ton ot the Const;tn.
tim, and hts mk i, schem. ~ sa.".,'. .sasa.
Republican fnru ernment - sa.a.a..., ~ :
o'a'es ~ p'1u tenths Of the people
uhne. 'ne "o'h one tenth who may
oe aoIec' eaouS fear allegiance to his
usa'Pa.'"'' hylng his design 10
saosees 'rus '" onal Republicanism
w the Noclh IL the South.
ON. nat MI regard The present
war , ps'nssn ,ue Moderate States AMI
beginning is jus eesbl. - ,ha 80.
ernmcnl u our eTtx. II 10 In no, -;
tate 10 affirm. tlat, goye,n,n.n,
the people of bA ernme,,s -,
avn" az 'a'ue,p the guilt Of its
eoh'ihuNnee' y oeS all Of them on all
proper occasions. h,ll nro,sr ~.
the people acting htheir S,.,aos
nizations and popA.mblic. and IN.
s"se'".,e"s bropriale depart.
"sn.'' - =. 80 efforts 70 putan
~" = 80 uas sasass work of
earnestly recommef .r .nyern.,oa,
immediately after knal snec.ss w /,
our arms, when nnn$ n,t. =.
10 alarm. instead =. gs.;ra -.
P'"eV' '"', :. ""1 rnment Of our i
'"e :" o"'' 'a' Y" are. on the ba. d
~ J" we 'e"' ~ Jared by our i,
common fathers IN .m,.n;al =.
the distinct expre..i ilIing...s - . !.
our part. 90 follow Il Mo - ia 49," ! !
logical consequence ,,nr Il. 49, :
border state whuse b ~ 49, -. I
ciation can be doubte h.,;a. 49,. Z
expressed n to the N. -.
States shall settle Il ~ ha...',, 4 /,
by conventions. 70 b r,r ,L.,.n. "
pose, after the withd m m;i.,. "
forces Of both sides, m;,s =
1th. fhat, we belld ,r.o an,. -
part Of our soyernmr e,.s,..,.. :"
weaken, and. sonnsr r.,k L..
lie war power oi our .Ia,;. !"
To his people the Just -. ~. ~
Willingness 10 make pe n.;a.;.,s VI Y,
Of l716. aud. the shou h;ch ..',. !
the responsibility for ,nsaaa - =, -
the urnatural strife; 4 ). - ~ .at
ed BY nur people, and iery ms, -, -,
are bearing the brnd !"
assurance that peace u ,rnaeoa m :" - "
,arily DELAYED. nor III - Nv
cessarily prolonged, ii, 80, y
regretted by nuhuly nn4 !,
mrn whose importance .,;,,s ~ =,
would b. diminished ''H
whose ambitions drslgnl n !" .,..,..,. 80, 80, 80
under the ever recurring ,a... 80 ,e'
sites 0f war. ~ 49,
--...ss.s-s-> as Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20
Speech Of rIs. Roehuck o,,o,,,
War-Hls Opinion Of U ra,ian l,Ean

War-His Opinion Of u T,,ion
III the House of Comd ,..,
yf March. Mr. Roebuck -"
Sir, | have a question ALL.
lord, the First Minister .O.s .a,'.
anxious that be should b
will preface this qdestld n,e'
liminar, statements.
honorable aud learned fri :"
General. informed this II M.
iasft's government were 20
mUns;rate with the Coo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

bal proclamation. The authority would
have 70 come from The rebel Var De-
par,ment, and each colder would have
TO receive written certificate Of his
nuster-out, together with final state
ments Of bis accounts With the Govern
meuL The Confederate army is not 80
strong Or the Government 90 abuudsntly
able to furnish soldiers that It would
permit three regiments to be illegiti-
mstely disbanded. The wholesale con.
scription which IS now being enforced
throughout the South would place ex-
PRED regiments sgsiu IN the field. and
we can find no reason Why rebel Ken
tockians should be exempted from The
order We truly believe that the dis
banding Of the regiments By Forrest is a
farce to prepare startling drama for
the stage. The Confederate authorize.
have not given up all hopes Of again
/ possessing Kentucky, and a plan ies'
subtle could scarcely be conceived &c
aid their cause than By disbanding three
veteran regiments to enter the State
without opposition or alarm, and, effect
ing an organization, in quiet moment
strike at some unexpected point, hoping
TO be successful It would be well Il
closely watch the movements Of the dis
banded soldiers Of the Kentucky rebe
regiments, and not place too much con
fdence in the hone9ty Of their inten
tons.
There is scarcely doubt but that thi
disbanding Of Kentucky rebels is mean
to do mischief
Kentucky Is full Of rebels and rebe
sympa,hizfrs, and these soldiers ar
doubtless disbanded for the purpos
Of recruiting Tor the rebel army and +
organize guerrilla parties for operation
during the Summer
Kentucky shoaId be placed on a SAT
var footing, and these disbauded soldier
should be watched
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.



WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
" the Court House door, ia EfaqaYi ils. aa
SATURDAY.. the s7th 81 April. 1854, he fafloN-
izg very dssirahis property, viz
Lot . IN hlsek 2, IN Goo iseii's Adafian. err
Lots ana sin Block }. % 0oodsssf's saalfssr
bots e Is. inclusive, u BIsek 4. in essdseIls
Addition. a n q = - = ~
Les to IS, iseius'vs, Bleek ;. eooisrlrs
Lots 70 and a 70 s, IEs.ssgT.. Bls<t Q.
GoodseiTs Addition
Lots !, and 5, IN Bloek :. iPSrrets. a isgftr-s
lots 1. land 2. In Baock 6. Partas's adlifinn
Lots aui ?. Block :. Parrsfs Addition.
Lots and 8. Bloek 2, Seathera Enlargement
Lots 10 ard u, Rloek 10. SOUTHERN
North asy quarter Lot 20, DaRatiaa EalArxa..
Los liz, Donation EnlsrgsEnsat. IS by Isal gses
corner 81 Nins aud Foursb StFeoss 3
Lot ;, Black II, Northeastern Enlargement
Lot II, Block !. Crescrns Enlargement. en-
Ninth, between Sycamore AMI Main strsesa. With
a two story Frame Honse. Stable. kc.
Parts 81 Lots p, = Aad g, Block !, Crescent
enlargement, fronting en- Vine Street, aa4 hav-
ing tAfee one sto.y Frame Houses
Lots and 2. in Block 81. in stoskvsii : FEn
targemsnt- 81 g 81 y =
lot Il, Block -. Eastern Enlargement. Wfsh a
two-story house. double teaements
Lot : in Block ]. Nortlsera EaiaFsess%nE.
Lot in cut Lot 4. t'rprr Tsi i. ca Gun
Street with one story Brick House. &c
Lot :. ees $, IN Lamzscs, good Brick Hsn-s-
Lot 5. ia Block e, Lsms-eo, large Brick
House, sc
Lots - and 81 In Block "a. Izmases--house "a
each.
The above Lots are all ON high groun.i. and en-
Sraee some Of tha hsndsoniest and most desirable
tsEildng Lets Ia the city. This Is a chance ieag
ought but seldom offered TO the citizens II EyAns-
eille. There are Lots Of al sizes A tfas Of the
same be seen a. my afscs, aud / sill take.
pleasure IN showing the property at all times.
Others wishing TO sell can have their property
inserted In this lfst
TERsIs-on most Of the abors psspersyl one
third cash, one-third in nine and onc-thirL in
esAteea Eeaths, the purchasers EiEiaS HsIes
vita approved surety
Isfs other city property Uhich an rec vested
so sell a. private SALE Alsa variety Of Lsaaz Ia
W, ".-ries, tAneersarSh aud Fosey Couutis-, and
y. N. Asntnoky I desire siso 70 purchase oUs or
Third Street, sbOvs Min
ALNAM JOHNSON.
4FtS Real Estate Agent. EKaRsvisse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
DENTISTRY.
DIR FI.EAGER.
RARE CHANCE
vssy Sai".',,s e.sgsrsy ae'

AsES Aatnaatr t'fN very aau Husi~
ness FoF sale.
ITkTfSG in contemplation removal h Gin.
1 eiaaefl, olssr Or sala, on sxoesd nIly sasg
lsrnss, 'la lelleeing vsFy asslrahle and ralr4hle
Fesp~rty
wilh lee ieass eanehfd. situated go ths corner u
Laeast AfFtat aEul he Nanai, being Lot ass nnna-
tlaa EHfarg general Tsaftt feet Hs saala sisa al
with lisa psssaisss lhe Fsnltsrss FIXTURE. a..
lHrinalns saie, f~sks, eeuntet-, Trueks, Scales,
Tarpsuiiiis, a. 81 beiuk sysrsthink NEEDED ior
= GrpeaFy, froaaes 81 Coaa mlssieu busfsss4; aisS
ihs gaat elh ss sNsesssogsAip IF egf hssiasss.
Thew pFsmtse. ase esii a3sried y teiaesa f.e-
tory ana uaseitasse @isa4
Ths AaHhts ltias smata iIeusa ami ErntsFing
Haasa, and franz " aFrha4ss. oagafF Locust aaf
itHuhafa streets nsei hy o. ff tie 81 "a tasinsst
49,. Iiss haiilss. revs. Lard fats. biecss Czs.
ver#i As. te., ssefs lifng Assees&Ky i5r
Taa assgnsbis asa sauxenlsaily arranged britt
pNsiiins. "a f.acust sirseis hefaesn Slzth aod
seventh ffigs Lce Nee b aaf X. ia Eseak ~,
EasasFn EnisFssusaf naw sccupisd ~ teosza
Fastrr, hna 10 feEaf6s aFiaf4 o. thaac pfsfaEs
asa two GisssFns, Stable N cod slsesI, A. sIss
large yard niifd viih ehaies Frnit Trees, shrabs
aad iaNsrss alsa
The audif lssa ens half Il slie fsanse wnrshsuss
siius ta.en Lots ASH 3 IL Blask -, ksHfsrn En
isfes rneaf, ftinhsse tbfsash ffpni Ciferti strFi
20 So eusHsl TnasF rat ts- sgFsg laosSl4 saso
ssteatsa nssr osk itin 6alsffs. t.ssllalaise s
sores. 81 aAsss he's. 1 asszs = @kAh q 81.
reuaair Easa sEsa saaa eatisl Isekrs hsase. al
hilgi NlW ffuia Tees - .tsry kird. iHeiutsr
Alssa aH sesa - sail ~ AAsfinsf t.fat~ Nfats
~ lees frsasisss asr sitvg'es s.ra tfsuaa bsysi
tins y fi isfEe ~ ilsff a fif g4sfeFe, largo sga
as. Fgasassi8h esn Is hssl ttt 81 Msrch Ala
sTue a.einailla Bsildine lets. ssss. aud ! n
. fiaek g kaA'sra heterogeneous, sdioR.ipg th'
above aisb.
III. tas zssaa E-ass "a Feartss street. nsaf -,
eerasr = Loasss. iaisg 81 ssossiHnt stand Sc !
Tls sais ssisl one i4,f Of 5xsb s-st, A,giotngs.
cha aiaxs. 81
TIE sfsage prepsrfY witt - sold On long credit
4 dasirta. 1ltles adaptable. Parties wi.hin,
% sxatalne any af he ahsvs property. : 10 pieas
sAtl 81 car ofaas, oarnsr Leeust street. aud tb
ceHai. GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
kbtf-daf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
Election Items.

The Chicago papers come 10 as with
reports Of recent township aud MUM
eipal elections in Illinois, in nearly all
Of which the Union tickets have been
successful aome Of the strongest dis
tricts in the State have been revolution
lied, and in no instance, 80 far as re-
ported, has there been Democratic q"
gain. The result probably is to be atiri-
buted to the Coles county massacre.
81 PAUL has been under Democratic
control for eight successive years At
the election on the 9Th, however, the
Union ticket received majority in
every ward except one. SO it goes from
the East toihe West Everywhere Cop
I perheadism Is Killing IF The Democratic
party
TaE municipal election in Kenosha,
Wisconsin. resulted in the triumphant
success Of the Union ticket. The Dom
ocrats have carried every previous cleo.
ton for ten years sonG Carolina poll
ties and theology won 20 down with the
free men Of the North.
Is Rhode Island the onion party was
triumphant BY handsome majority
electing their Governor anIa large ma
jority Of the Legislature
THE majority for the Emancipation
ticket in Maryland is overwhelming. Il
is now settled that " Maryland--my
Maryland" is to take her position among
the Free States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

A PLoT DISCOVERED An explosion oi
powder, which had been poured into the
shaft head of the steamer Fairchild, took
place in the cup0la Of the smelling fur.
mace Of Lent & Shipman's foundry. a
few DAYS ago. The shaft was hollow,
and the powder had doubtless been
poured into il with the design Of setting
it of and damaging the boat, The shaft
WAS broken by an accident, and in cast.
ing new one the old metal was used
The explosion was terrific, shaking the
entire building, and doing considerable
damage to the cnpola. The conclusion
was very severe. Fortunately none oil
the workmen we're seriously injured
The noise Of the explosion WAS heard
several squares of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

A PREDIcTIoS. Horace Greeley, ia
an article on Nevada Territory, makes
the following prophecy:
We predict that the child is born who
viii see this country produce gold and
silver TO the amount Of two hundred
millions Of dollars per aunum; and then
We will have greenhaeks and gold at par,
unless the former, being more portable,
should, st some points, command small
premium. Uncle Sam has his difficulties
but he is not going to fail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13


s0r The Louisville Journal of Men
day says: Nineteen Confederate pris-
oners arrived in the city from Hopkins
vile, Kentucky, yesterday morning, and,
BY order of General Burbridsc, were re-
leased from custody, ON taking the Pres
idenes oath Of amuesty. They belonged
to the 81 Kentucky (rebel) infantry, aud
the term OF their enlistment three
years. having expired, the regiment was
disbanded, between Maysvillo and Padu-
cab, on the 10th day OF March, by order
Of General Forrest. Three kentucky
regiments were dishanaed ON the same
day, at the same place---the Sd, Col
Thompson the eth. Col Grassland and
the sth, Lieut. Col ShocklitFe. These
regiments were o part Of the command
Of Forrest, and led the column in the
late attack on Paducah. They lost in
the fight about twenty men killed, and q
number wounded The whole force Of
Forrest is estimated Mt eight thousand,
and the total loss in the attack was
about one hundred and fifty killed, cap
tured and wounded Colonel Thompson,
who was killed in the fight, was com
handing brigade at the time, but held
his commission in the 3D. Kentucky in
fansry. Most of the men belonging to
the disbanded regiments returned to
their homes in the State, and viii be
glad 10 aeeep, Of the privileges afforded
by the oath Of amnesty. A small por-
ton Of the commands followed in the
rear of Forests forces, and signiiied
their intention of enlistiag ia some OF
the rebel Tennessee regiments. The
nineteen of the Sd regiment who sc.
eepted the oath of al nesty Yesterday,
are principally residents of Caldwell
county, They report that the kentucky
regiments in the rebel service will be
disbanded and allowed to return TO their
homes as fast as the terms of their en-
hstment expire. The manner of dis
banding the three regiments by Forrest
is something of novel proceeding in
military regulations, and must appear as
a strange act to the candid thinker The
movement looks to us SIS il it was in
tended to cloak some deep design.
None of the soldiers were furnished with
papers showing that they were mus
tered out Of the Confederate service.
They say that they were simply drawn
up in line and told that, as their terms
of enlistment had expired, they no
longer belonged to the Confederate
army, and would be permitted to return
to their homes. This may be an honest
statement; but thinking men may be
pardoned If they are slow to place i'm
plicit confidence in the story General
Forrest would have no legitimate right
to disband regiment simply by YER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

A FISE CONTINENT ~ George W
Thompson, Of England, in his lecture in
Washington, quoted from Mr.. Lincoln
speeches delivered six years ago, saying
he would not exchange those sentiments
for oil those which Ind been written BY
Edmund Burke.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

eV- II isbeiieved that the rebel strate-
~ is % eight little during the present
year.-[Ne0 Albany Ledger.
OF course ills. The rebels are anx-
ious to protraos the war until Lincoln is
succeeded by Confederate Democrat
as President, knowing that such an event
vii! be-to their advantage, but Grant
will disarfange their plans. 8 IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

BG5- A call has been issued in Wash
ington by Messrs Sherman, Wade, and
all the Union Congressman FROM Ohio.
for meeting Of citizens Of Ohio now in
Washington 70 form a campaign club for
the support of the baltimore nominee.
This ought TO silence all rumors respect
Ing the status Of the personal friends OF
Mr. Chase on the Presidential question
This is the proper spirit and if all the
Union menin the country would only em-
uiate it, there viii be no difficulty in the
Convention. Let the will Of the MAORI.
ty be law to the Union party, and Cop.
perheadism will be swept out Of the
country at the next Fall elections.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

AsAer 20 consflt ifs Paraassbarg, 10 tie STATE Of
Mest virginia, pert q delivery.
b 4 Enacted d ~ ss4als aaa Ioass q Rsss-
sFa'afsss u ne fnigsd skses 81 Aer-l fesgrafs
assembled, hat farxsFsbRH.sh. 20 the STATE g
West virginia. shall -, gHd il Hereby. euusiI
ta;ea port 1T delivery, within she ealleefq1 ass
tret Of Nee Orleans; Af,I ia - ihslf - spfoial
ID a surveyor Of cusioha &c Fehida ~ said lpEt.
who shah. ~ a4itiou 20 his tltffies. pensfrta
tie duies aud receive the salary aua cn49lgfnsnss
prescribed IS the act 81 Congress, aprrgs = CO
the second Of Btareh. eighteen hundred ana thirty
oas, fgr importing aerehand.e iHfa PntsburE.
wheeling ard other PLACES.
Approved, March n. isgt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

ne A colored woman, living in Can.
ada West, is engaged in the recruiting
business, and reached New Haven IA day
or two since with twenty-nine men, who
were all accepted. II ~ 4. Ledger
She undoubtedly possesses more pa
triotism than majority Of the Peace
Democracy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
SALE OF LOTS.


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

THIS BANE is AUTHORIZED BY THE
/ seerstaiy Of the Treasury 70 receive sub
seriptions 70 the above. named B0nds, payable ia
Forty, and redeemahle at the pleasure Of the Gov
eminent af er Ten, years. Coupon Bands will be
or the denoml alton Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five
Huudrtd, aud One Thousand Delara, aud will be
delivered in . few days. Registered Bonds will
be of The denomination Of Fity. One Hundred,
Five Hundred, One Thousand. Five ThaHsana,
aaa Ton Thousand Dollars, aud viii be delivered
on or before the s0th day OF April
Interest on both classes OF Bonds will be paid
On the lst OF March and September, except On
Bonds Of Fifty aud One Hundred Dollars, which
will be paid annually.
apr2 d2w,w4t wM T. PAGE, Cashier.
Times aud Union copy, and charge First Ma
tional Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
THE STALLION SEASON

rIeHE FAsr-IR0FTfSG STATIONS . VI
J. L0x I" ara " MORGAN BLACkuAwk I"
all make the sszson u islf from isf - March 20
lst u Jaly, al the Elsckha~k ssAkle EsAr5sfsie,
Iu3
1as terms Tor yslox vii h $50 Aaa feE AssEsn
blackhAwk SO, payable on The ist day % gAnu-
AIy, is6. hreeaers si.l have tbs privilege 81 ~
tsEniz * aFxz q s4id ssaiinns cnFlnk the folis~
lag ssazoa. shgHia they act prove Ia tai; hat N
90 ease will AIRY insataiF* sshasexeg - granted.
ror va eliAar Il said stations = fsrmlitrd Is
Vpder serelee ma Ser any circumstances untli the
qNDkr 81 aaeatrf shall have slzaea = rantraet n
acct iaatN with lisSaaafe teFla-
Dor Pei grss.s ard Descriptions etarsss
al HENEi EuARk. Agent e. eSus -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

Pcrssas of seslenfSry habits troubles
feskues, iszsittisie, FslFitstion Of the hesrSs
II Nppftite, distress after eating. torpid
ceustif aati On, teSs NV to suIsr, II they viii
try Tie celebrst--i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
PLANTATION BITTERs.

k1ANIAI1UH 61II6ho.
shica are nov recommended hy the highest ueei-
Al authorities, sui warranted 20 producs A. tss-
.ssfazs- beneficial ext. They are exceedlagfy
s<rcssbis, erf-c~3y pure. and must superceed all
other .eals sheEe . hes'thy. gentle stimnisnt .
required.
Ts,y cFrsse = l-elshy sPPetite-
Fbsy @re an anfidsts . Shsags q water and
dix.
Thy ssTvsslasa the sy.,sn and snlirsa the
fhc niud.
rs-y prevent uissmssis ssd intermittent e.
They purity the breath and seiai:y Of the
Stomach.
They cure Dysrcpzia and CONSTIPATION
Tiny eGFe pisFfhea and Cholera Mereas-
Th-Y cHTr Liver Complaint and Nervous
They a,sks tss weak strong. the lAnxuid brill
: Asat- ana are exhausted natures great restorer.
They composed 81 the csiohrafed CalsayA bark,
Wintergreen, sssszfgas. roess and herbs all pre-
tafssd u leFtsctis purs 81 CFeix rum. Fer par.
slesi.rs, see circulars and testimonials around
ne~&ss u impostors Examine avery hottse.
80 that Il hss ear private z. :. stamp unmnti-
lAted over the cox, vita plantation scene. aud
eur sisusiHfe 90 ane std plata side label. Sc
that our bottle y not rs-aliea With spurious and
/ seie'srieas stun. Aay person ptctending 70 seli
Plantation hittcrs ~ the xkilon o. In euk, Il
I lmpsssor- Any person initiating this bottle. or
silinS any other material theretn, whether called
flAufatiaa hgtofs % 81, t. acrlsuiial under The
7 z, :, fsW. Ard viii te rfcsecated ~ We
aFea.iy have car ese On several parties rs-nllinS
eur tottles. &c-. who vii succesd in getting
themselves tato elase quarters The demand for
3 brakes Plantation tittcrs from lAdsea, clergy
uasn. merchants. 3s- i Incredible. The simple
trial % settiefs he evidences present q their
l v.rth and saFefielits. They sre sald ~ eli ".
spoctahis dreexisss, efecers, physicians. hotels.
I saloons, steamboats,, Aod country sscres.
r. II. DRAkE : CO.
No. f0s Broadway, n. Y.
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FOR RENT.

nFFTCE.--I have ono Of those Bns 0flces A. tiis
~ head u the stairs, seeond story Of ChandlsF's
Block, stiil vacant. If desired, tbs tenant ran be
accommodated with a rear room, BY applying la.
mediaieiy. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
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0ht 8aiIu auurttat.
WEDEEsDAY.. .............APgIL
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A first rate Newspaper Compost
tor can find steady employment at
the best Of wages by immediate ap-
plication at this Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
RECRUITS.
scruits for Naval servic

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port UrspiF~, aud BronTiiis Democrat copy two
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
WANTS.

YOUNG Manic take care Of Horse and
II drive ana ExpFesa Wagon. Apply at this
Office. apis
KHiLLER-A No. Miller can hnd birth by
WI applying Immediately 70 Union Bethel
hswburg, fnd. Must some well recommended.
April u, 1854. fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
WOOD WOOD!

r Rave A sOop SuFpLT or weop pcs
ssls. whieh I ~. sell eb-z2. Lar yens 81.
siers, wifl5 shs cash. II The stpzrs eI rhsrlss Il
Failuses, on aaia Strest or Il Lu-x. o. Cts.-ngt
street arss TH0S y. SMYTL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Ar
~ the Court Home door, ia EfagaYi ~. "a
SATURDAY.. the s9th 81 April, sss4, ths fsflo,u
izg very dssirahis property, viz.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
PAINTING.

TrBE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
Il shop AZ No, Go MHln Street, whefe he eau be
found ~ all limos prepared 10 execute Ia the b,st
posaibls manner all kinds Of Houss aud Sign
Wanting, Gliding and PkPnn HANGING. ny
strict attention 70 buainess, hs hopes % merit
liberal sharu ef petFongc.
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