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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-26

TOR RENT-HOTEL FOR RENT IN CINCINNATI
u Ohio first class house. containing 200 rooms
NE capacity of the house is from $50 TO $40 guests The
nouse Is full Of first class paying guests at not less than 50
- - day. The Furniture and good will for SALE Rent
OF the house 5000 For full particulars address L. HEX
man 4 Co .Cmcinnru U.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

bS- Recruiting is going on hrisklv
throughout the United States, and the
large and constant additions made 10
our armies viii swell them to gigantic
dimensions, when the veteran volunteers
are all returned TO their places. The
rebellion now has six armies--ag2inst
two of which, those under johnson and
Lee, all our available forces should be
concentrated The smaller rebel mill
tary organizations are those under Beau
regard, Longstreet, Polk and Msgruder.
The destruction of either Of the main
armies OF the rebels would be 3 blow
from which they could not recover. We
have the men in the field, and the means
OF transportation, TO accumulate forces
IN trout Of either Lee or johnson com
petent 10 overpower them. The oniy
process BY which we can fail 10 put an
end to the military power of the Con.
tedersey Is the scattering Of our men in
garrison and detached expeditions We
suppose We ars All too wen educated in
military matters to permit this to be
done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

E<r Wellinformed gentlemen from
the. East Tennessee "front" doubt the
story that has obtained wide circulation
and been generally credited that the
rebels are mastering formidable cavalry
for raid in Kentucky. The frst great
difficulty the rebels viii have, IL they are
engaged in the enterprise that has been
ascribed, is to find the horses. The
raee-horse stock on which John Morgan
made his famous rides, is played out,
and horses of any kind are exceedingly
scarce in the South. Another difficulty
the rebels would have In invading Ken
lucky IS the necessity of travelling a
barren mountain region of about two
hundred miles in extent, in order to
reach the fat farms aud well-fIled stores
that they covet. Aud better than that.
We are not unprepared 10 meet them If
they get into Kentucky. II they should
break our lines and get in, they would
have hard time TO get out They could
not come from the East and proceed far
without finding the bars put up in their
rear, and the process Of crossing the
Tennessee River would be as trouble
some as John Morgan found it to get
across the Ohio River after he entered
the State of Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
INTERNAL REVIEW DE.
United States Internal Revenue
Annual Taxes for 1884.

Tie sitenfien u Ian-p pagers s. hereby called q
tie provisions Il The raifes States Tselas Las
rsIafirs 20 the ssssts1euf q annual faxes.
By the sixth seetiSn q the act Of July y lss2
st l. made the aatg ~ al psfsous, pArtBsTsh r.
hFms, associations, Or corporations. made iiakls
b aBEu2i dafys iieensa, tai. OK % 80 sAE TaE
FizsT hoSpks o MAf ~ Hken gEsE, 70 make =
District shsrs located - file aInount Of aanusl
income, The Articles Or objects charged 9Th
special tax. saa The tnsinsss oecapsfioH Hath
e Tss any iiesnse
ktefy persos ; 10 shall ell - make saea return
- lha day sfesihed vii - liable o. - ASSESSED -
The Assss saF According - ttIA tskf fnfsrmstf1h
wAteh b eau obtain and n such eass sss Asseser
l. Feagired is add fify per esngua 10 he ausoast
q ia itsnss q saeh iist
ETsiy psrsoa 10 .hsii deliver - 50 Assessor
s1s1ase o. frsa1aisnf let statement. sisi IT,
fent - rsa9s tbs sriuzfien % snsEasraiias re-
aaiai - ise. i snbiegs los En- o. hxn hundrrs
out - ths Asses-or Or Assistant Assexsor ana
frem 30 taiasiign and HHmeraiisu . uafs fb.rs
en- = no sppesl.
Pa msnt o. the asRaal ta4es, sKosss those a,r
icsase-. sili Hos - demanded antii The thirtlsth
day u Juna.
The Appropriate blsnk- ga aLieh 70 saaks Re-
fura, sud all BenesssFg inf5rnnation viii - fur
nishea ~ y. > Hsrnhrook. Assistant Assessor
5E th% 9th bifssion, 60 whom the RETURN sbos,id
D. delivered en- az tTfors the srst Monasv ~ Msv
81 his oiiee 10 Essusrifis.
}. g HUTCHINSON.
T. 5. Assessor. isf District
FinesUnss, Hsb =, fssi
oFFTcE ~ 5sqa.ss 4 Fnsneh's stsxs. So.e 10
kifst street. 01sre-hoGrss 8 70 II, A. r.: 2 20 .,
:. y. maE2o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
AFFAIRS AT PADUCAH.
.gABTHER PARIIC IL kRs
REBEL DEPREDATIoNs-
desperate Talor Of CoIered Troops.
rHREE HUsBREB REBEIs KILLED,
FEDERAL Loss Eleven Killed and Six
teen Wounded.
PorREsT ~ FUgsL RETREAT

We met, yesterday, on board the Ian
ny Mr. George Oliver, engineer Of the
Dacotah. which vas burned By TIE rebels
at Padueah, not the Idaho, as we were
informed from whom W learned some
further particulars Of the raid on Pc
ducah.
Mr Oliver fully confirms the heavy
loss Of the rebels, and like many others
whom We have met Who were eye-sit-
nesses to the 6gbt, speaks 10 the most
enthusiastic terms OF the desperate
valor Of the eolored troops "a the fort,
80 well as Of all others engaged on the
Federal side He says from the time
the rebels entered the town, large bodies
of them we're solely engaged in plum
dsrng the city 4 squad Of II went
down to the Marine Ways and after
breaking open the bar Of the Dseotsh
and robbing il Of 81 the whisky they
waited and robbing the ere~, who were
on board, Of their money and the best
Of their. clothing, deliberately set Ere
10 the boat and destroyed her2 ~
Mr.. Oliver lost 80, BIS partner sl09
and all their best clothing; and even the
cook o. the boat Sas robbed Not oFer
twenty buildings were burned, mostly BY
the Eederals, 10 uncover shaspshooters.
Forrest Fesorted TO the usual PerhdY oi
the rebels in displaying flag Of trace
which caused slight cessation Of firing
on the Federal side, during which For
rest got his guns into position To open
on the fort
But even this trick did not avail him
as the rebels were. Handsomely repulsed
at every point-their loss being estima-
ted by the most intelligent citizens a
from 900 to 100 The Federal loss il
the fort was negroes and 4 white mel
killed, and Is 10 20 wounded
The rebels secured some 20 Govern
ment horses, and stole at the horses aus
mules they could bad,
At II o'clock on Saturday night, Fed
eral scouts reported the rear guard o
the rebels at May6ell Gen. Thompso,
/ irebel) was struck BY cannon bail il
The back, aud knocked inside out, liter
ally. A daughter Of Capt Smith, Of .hr
Commercial Hotel. was killed by frag
ment Of sher. A large number o
} rebels were seen hopping back through
= the streets, wounded. The eomtaissar.
stores we're not destroyed, as bas beef
reported, the eomulissary having sue
, esssfully deceived the rebel leader
! Several gunboass bad gone up the Tea
, nessee river to watch The movements Q
! the rebels, and troops were arriving al
{ preparing IN pursue the relrea,ins col
, umns. Grierson was hourly expected &
J intercept the rebels
/. Mr. Oliver lett PadncAh On Sanis
= morning, aud says the rehsi force wa
estimated At from 500 10 100 strong
q When be left every confidence vas en-
tsrtained that there would be no furths
= attack
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
BY LAST MIG hrs MAIL.
s.sm sc Id nslo...


cAiae. March = -ABy the arrisal of
the steamer @ " Graham. We haze
Memphis dates Of The 25sh
Cotton Is siill aseliniag Qao'sd a.
Jsc,
The following item W clip from she
BWLetia, Of Yesterday morning:
As portion Of the y Iews cavalry
was called cat % discharge their pieces,
which had been loaded for some time,
they. by mist axe. fred into the camp Of
tse Ist Alabama cavalry. killing Que man
and wounded two. Some clothes which
were banging between lac Two camps
obscared one from the other, aud thus
caused the accident a We have stated
Ga the morning Of the 22d inst. at
about Mae o'clock the fine White river
pzcksl DIS Are, was discovered to Be on
IRE in her hull II the stern The L. S.
steamers Coyington, Captain Lord, and
Queen City, Captain Hickey, were at
anchor 4 shert distance below The land-
ing, and son he alarm being Given. tie
Coyingion, Captain Lord, slipped her
cable and ran up to the steamboat Ara
30, iying immediately below the Des Arc.
bard aground, ard after repeated a.
tempts. pulled her out into The stream.
relieving her from her periious situation.
She then made fast 70 the DsS Arc, and
towei her scros& Tie riyer. where abe
was sunk BY shots from he Queen City.
not in time, however % prevent the fire
communicating TO The upper works OF the
boat, and she was burned to tie waters
y = T.. z
through the deck from tie hold There
were number Of boats at the landing.
ali of which woald have been DESTROYED.
had not the vessels % Captain Lord aud
Hickey been sc the blus 70 render assis-
lance, as the wind was hloxiRz fresh On
shore and no boat on the landing bad
mp steam except the Arago, aud she be-
ing aground could not render any ass;s-
lance. $1,000.
The Bes Are vas loAding with eesf3s
= large amount. ahoE; 800 bales Of
which She hal on board she time CT
the 1Ee part Of which viii e ssrsa in
q damaged condition Tie Des Are was
owned b. Champion & Ogden, is valued
At s50. Geo aad insured for $20. 0l1
The owners sfsths S0zs lad $4,000
worth Of cotton % her, al of Which wss
lest and uninsured II i aOt kusisn
how the IRE originated. Saspicions are
entertained that il vas done On purpose
Hickman, which vas evacuated by Cur
ieEees, Sss reported 70 have been occu-
pied BY :. sand Of aaaEriIlzs--Siz hun
dred trgsns we're taken on At View Mad
I'd and hroRgh3 ap 70 Hickman. They
ehaEEsd tEssHFh tie isEn. bat the rebels
hsd gone sThera wzs great excitement
1t Cs!aE kas from fear Of a. attack By
,F0rrezi, but ueLs had taken place At
last accounts ~
We learn that tsn home guards from
the country surprised sn Il killed Colonial
Croslsns AID ssFeR Of his gusgTIllss, siI
miles so0th Of Asyfeli, on The 9th
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

FoRrr-SsvES GUERRILLAs CArrURxp. 5
Late information from yieksburg is to
the effect that news bad been brought in
by negroes that portion Of the marine
brigade, under Captain Crandall. recently
surprised a rebel camp IL miles east Of
Port Gibson, and captured Al prisoners
and their arms, including Captain Lewis,
besides releasing Eve Of our meu who
had been taken at Big Black few DAYS
before. A large lot ofprovisions sas de
stroysd by the same party. Lieutenant
Fredericks, who escaped from our boats
at New Madrid, was reeapsared by Col.
Elicit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
SAVINGS BANK
NO. 4 FIRST STREET.
RARE CHANCEl



Very Valuable Properly and Bust
meas For sale
IANiSG ~ contemplation a reaSsAi % Cl1-
ctnnsti, Se CTR fsf sab. OF eHessdtasiy sssT
terms, tbs following Fsry fssirsbis and sAiaAs.le
Pr9ferty-
Tte large tzo-siory brick 1asfai-Teof warsh-,i-s,
sifh Je- Hasss atksebe1 situated On the corner =
Iaensf street and ths Canal, being Lot - DaHz~
sltb she Efsnii@ss fbe fErnitsres FIXTURE, ae..
inriuaine rsfe, D~sks. Ceahter-f TF1eks, Safes
Tsrpsuiinsz a.. Sc, he.ng sffrything nee1e1 f5F
: Gfscery, Prsduee or CoHgiisssSu h1sinaes asa
The good zin a. sacesss0rship q Cur busBzzs
Thsse prszaisss veil s1<gfsi fgr fol.acoo g.
isrv and unrss1usf also.
H. dgubss briek sm5ks Heuss ana E-,.As,t...
Hone. and frzms W&Tshoass eornaf LresIs- 80
Dunhsu streets. ussd - Is fgr tbs ussrk busfnss.
also, tbs Ketfsss SersSs. Lard Tsss, BIccEs 80
ssFsy a. 81 Smpfisiag everything Necessary fof
the b1sins-s also,
he desirabis and esaTsnlenily arranged Briss
pweliiBg, On LOcusf sfrest. b~.Sesn E5xfh asd
ssysnth' heinz Lott NO. Il abd Y. a Block 2
ksst-Fu Enszrzer1sut. EoR o-czsrsseH - Csores
Foster, aud IL senp iets cIser o. Easss pterais.s
are TO Cistsrus. Stale, = ooa shsd, *; aIs9a
l@sfs yard h!isd With s.hoies FrEi. Tres, Shrub
shd TiDNeFs; siso,
The unfiFls.sI oss-hAif q tie franz Warstsrss
afas ID On Lots and To El1ck q. Eastern "a
arg me - raBl!zty shf0uGh fsun Chzr-b stree
y tils lsnAl. Ester reaf * ~ Ter asocfh ais
Ina <eli-imE u ziad hiysi iy-cuitlzafe1 Para.
situated near Oak iii CesasteFy, uoEfe, itr n
serss, All under fnes. ( zcres 81 ztfeb fs @s-
rezzcst by ns1 sud eaesfautiai pickss fsncs. auS
flied Wits Truif Tres d sTsry kin9 fuc!zsfng
ahegt an scTs q yell 81 bezrinz Grsra vIEef.
g1 thzzl Premises sls slrEzfsd 1eN frzzns Dgss-
ling wir5 large Cellar, Wei, ClsisTB large et.-
be- &c Pasaession cz1 = h4d isf q &aFebs also,
fEo dszirsbls Building Lsts. Sss- ssd :. II 1
Block r Eastern EnlzrEsuent. stfo.llaE III Z
sbeTe; also.
The Let. zsK5g fcst, *. EoE1th stztsisDssT TIE I
earnsr Of Locust, baine a. exasilsnt stand fgv ,
me unaiviasa oss- ksEf ofzs1so ssst. ss3siafsz
tns AboTs 3
Ia .i-svs 5rsperty Vii l. sold u Isng eTs5ifs !
If ds-fTs5 11iissa u1fsTztatis- Pzrtiss Wfsosns
to szamiBs sny q tbs sbeTs property III piez-a
rsii at car cdscs- c9rneF Locust street suf ths
czzzl GEO. FosTER : &C.
Atii-df
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

cHATrAv0oaA, March 81 ~ A large
batch Of Federal deserters we're brought
in this morning from The North Rebel
dessrtsrs continue to come 10 at the rate
Of twenty to thirty per day
Al quiet ~ the front Weather hBe
Informaiiou he's been received that the
rebel General Martins division Of cav.
airs has arrived st Carierssiile. Georgia,
from Fast Tennessee, and are recruiting.
Wheeler wen: from Cas-sille 70 Dalton.
TIE rebels claim 70 have 50.000 men al
Dalton and vicinity, and say that Long
street will move into Kentucky With &c,
coo men. An order issued by Johnston
restricts all officers, even 10 Major Gen
erals, to but one horse, OWING TO the scar
city OF forage An heavy artillery is be-
ing removed from Kingston to Altoona.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

BURNING or Az ExPaEsS Car = On
Tuesday afternoon, says the vincennes
Sun OF Friday last, one Of the through
cars Of Adams Express Company, bound
for Cairo, on the 0. 4 81. r R.. aeciden-
tally caught FIRE, near Shoals, about
Is miles east OF this point, consuming
most OF the contents, consisting Of q
large lot of boots and shoes, dry goods,
suffers stock, &c, involving loss Of
not less than $1,000 There we're two
eorpses of soldiers in the car, one Of
which was horribly burned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of CO. Partnership.
INhE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroFORs sx-
= isong between h. Browning, A g. Browning.
$40 wee. = browning, under the hrm-name Of
=. browning sons, VAS dissolved on the I'd mat
~ 100 withdrawal Of A. 3. browning from the
~; y. krewoing and Geo. D, Brownlng, us-
Ger sns n1m-nsme Of B. Browping Son, will
s9ntnee the business at the old stand-will pay
olaims due the aame. EE
RICHARD BROWNING.
ANTHONY s. BROWNING,
uhl6dln GEORGE b. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

Mexican liberty, can prevent this result.
We lave extended this article q. far ss
our space viii sile~. Al sooshsr lime
We shall draw moral from theae views,
and point the moral by al allusioH 20
bone matters that concern Us alt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

ssS- Mrs. Lott, the wife Of John Lott,
residing in Muhlenburg county, Ken
lucky, few days since gave birth to four
bouncing boys Less than eleven months
ago she gave birth 70 twins. The popu-
iation of Muhlenburg is indeed on 3
rapid increase, for one women in less
than one year has given birth to six
children. Muhlenburg against the world
-Loaisrllls Journal
Aud John Lofts Lott against all other
lots.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
NEW BOOKS.

General Grant and his Campaign;
The Art Of Conversation;
The Nations Sin ard PasishRest;
Ia 6sviots; spanish novel;
4 womsn's Ransom. BY Robinson;
Cadi0s Cave;
RsSSisaOns Of Mpther JsllsAsi
A. J. uEALKYS,
No. q, eOrusF Ct Main aud rirss Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
PAINTING.

1Nhn UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
a soop az No. % Main Street, wheTe be can be
oona 81 All times prepared 20 sxecuse In ths h,sst
Roseiols manner all kinds Of House and Sirn
RENTING, Gliding and PAPER HANGING. By
sxtrt attention 10 bnsinsss, he hopes 70 merit =
hesrsl share q patronage -
sbiS c. W. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
REMOVAL.

w c. levitt, ELoKIsT, HAS RE-
w MOVED his Snrssry 70 FIRST Assaqs
aext doSF - z. punk's Sur@7ys ~hsfe BE has
sktAbfiNhAd liassif psFnsansnflg.
+ lie las Sew Iszay for sale, al on sksir esru
r3ots and in tha hnsst xArfsties, ys1benss Csfaui-
uEiz. Fugs shstss Hstiesropes. PsIozouszns Dcrhf.
sad GsrDstieg Fsianiss, Hardy PhIex- inssFuse.
diats ssccxs. ke III psFpsta4i BisSnlnk plsnts
ILaSe also tie rev poubia Fie~prinT ziuuls.
wbleh flowers - lAxgs - thu fuii Deubla Dshiia
aad Al The Fesartiss 81 Phfox, All lrsm s4eke-s
Fsants- A
Ths 80 Psekssss % ss~s fer % cents, fsss b.
stss-. -ahSe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
IoA ELECTORS At LAEeE.
avid a 0ooslux. ef Hancock

1oA ELECTORS AT LARGE.
David .. oooalng, ef Hancock.
Eiekara ". Thompson, Of YIge.
Ees sTAsa EEEeToEs.
lss Dgstftcs-Jamss G. Denny, Of KnoS.
John 3. H0nahland. u Spencer.
"a p4strict-Cyrus y. Nixon, 81 Clark.
Francis Westsr, Of Lazrangs.
81 Dtstriet-Hsary h. Prliehsrd, Of DartholS
NEW.
Madison Evans, u Lawrence.
Alh pistrist-rLsonidss sexton Of Knsh.
U. v. Kygsr, Of Franklin.
ssh DlstrIet-Benj. r. CiaypO0l, u Bayetts
Joshua H. Mslleft, Il Henry.
eth Distrlet--J. J. Wright, Of Morgan
J. q. Green. Of Shelby.
7fh DistFiet--John Osborn, Of futBam.
Thomas n. RGee, Of Parks.
stk Datriet--R r. Davidson, Of Tipperanos.
SEMI Gregory, Of Warren.
Sab DistrIet-Jamos b. Belf0rd. Of white.
Aaron 0uernsy. Of Porter
10th DfsiFiat-T. 3. Dickinson, u DeKalb.
Haliet KiIbourns, Of Eikhart.
1lth DistFlet-John NJ. Wallace, Of Grant.
james n TsmplsF, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

3 SES YoEg. March Ten regiments
Of Burnslae command are now a. An
nopolls, viz 2Ist and 5lh Massaehus sets,
9th New Hampshire, 4stb, 45th, 50th,
and sist Pennsylvania, Goth Connect
cot Isl Michigan sharp-shooters and slb
Michigan
4 letter FROM Pass Cavsllo, Texas,
says there i nothing doing there
except terrifying The Uuion troops
have been Withdrawn from Indianeia
A Mobile psper Of the sth says there
was no firing on Fort Powell Yesterday
The enemys feet is there and half q
mile from the fort
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

Ess- Brigham foung, the principal
propTissor Of one Of the ssfwin relics, 10
q lover II the CoppefheaiS he says
4" re fad fksss ssyyalssfhseesiHg. r.
bsarkably oFsa 70 EcoaFsstsoA May of
them haze stayed leith ~
That Is 20 saY, the Coprefheads very
naturally snd promptly fSira Mornous
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
WANTS.

AAINrRs--six or eight Minsrs can mud ooh.
wi slant work and coed wages By applying 60
James Oakley, with Messrs. Sacqu=ss 4 freneh,
81 70 the undsrsi gnsd on Green River
melg WI OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
a. The Frankforl fKS.l Oomne,.

49, AAe : 80 @sse% 49, ~"-''e~ft
frsGltA administers the following medi-
cinal paragraphs 70 persons excited
about the proposed negro draft:
How TO 0rrrLAsx TaE ABofITIoSIsTs.
Fill up your quota BY volunteers. IN time
10 get the bcnnties. and avoid the draft
PEoDrcE THE Poor sou oPpos-
ed 70 drafting negroes2 Volunteer. and
al the call npnn the State. Thai VIII be
taken as prszaa. fac.e evidence OF the
fact
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29

s1rA correspondent of the asv York
Herald, writing fron ths Department q
Western Virginia. says;
General Sigsrs activity i gaining
much favor. even among those Who we're
opposed to his sppoiatmsnt and change
Of commanders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29


-t1aThe District Of Kentucky, says
the Louisville Journal, has been divided
into two military divisions, the Eastern
and Western. The Western division 10
cludes the city Of LoaisviIle, the troops
stationed along the Nashville railroad,
and all west Of The road, TO be Under the
command Of BrigadieF Genetal Hugh
Ewing The Eastern division embraces
all ef the territory Of the old district
east Of the railr5ad No commander
has set been appointed for tie division,
but is Is presumed that one Of the Gst-
erals in the Geld with troops win receive
the appointment General Barbridge re-
tains command ofthe district the gensr-
nj officers CT the two divisions reporting
to him. This arrangement win insure
more attention 70 the dsfenees OF the
State, aud. with General Barbridge chief
in command, We may rest assured that
no pains ~ill be spared 10 effect syate-
matte 40; sing of all the aifier-n, de-
partmentsrin the district
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
FOR SALE.

I,ARA-- propose 10 sell n.y farm, on which
1T nov live, ~ applicatioa II made and trade
sesssea tsesS the sgrl sEesS AZ planted y The
psnnes, Knox Co., Ind, consisting Of Gus st.lOo
aercs--aboat ie5 nndor fence feuoss rather scant
end poor, the buildings much In the same rom
aitlon--a good county road on either side and al
jaesnt 20 the arm. and just outside the SAM 4,
both on South and North. have resided on my
farm not quite year, having eoaght ~ for .
homsstsad but owing 20 the death q my wife,
and my ewn continued m health, am compelled
70 cease farm labor. No farm IN the County ea@rs
greater inducrmanta. With judeioaa expeadi-
tare Of s2,ooo In building, and making more
fsnceu, the premises would command 81 200 ortio-
growing 50 acres Of wheat, and have aown clover
ssodupon the entire crop Also, 81 acres OF timo-
thy, sown last Fall. WIZ sell my crops aad stock.
stock a. good a. can be found ~ the County:
mar2S MARTIN A8NEW.
DEAL RSTATE--I take this occasion 20 notify
II all persons desiring 20 sell Real Estate In the
city Of Evansville, or land In the country, that
have now on hand about one hundred Lots, which
propose te oner for sale about the middle ef
April All persons having such property 90 sell
can have the same disposed Of BY leaving the de
seriptlon A. my once prior 60 the second day Of
April. ALNAH JOHNSON
ma2s Real Estate Agent.
CHoIcR RESIDENCE LoT--A very desirable
- residence Lot on First Street. adjoining she
residence Of George I. sonntag. Application
should be made early. 81 F-t fss
Also fne Lot on Chestnut street near Seventh,
10 the Eas''Fn Enlarssn sns,,e w rosrrr
nha3 At Geo. Foster a Co.'S Wsrehouse.
pRIcK HoUsE.--A two-story Brick House,
- containing Is rooms, tin roof, situated corner
Fulton Avenue and Franklin Street, LAmasce.
lite good. Terms easy. Enquire at CHARLES
kELLkks. opposite the Courthouse.
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Above We have aFpeBsled the names
e tbe signers % the foregoing call, as
they base heen received 81 the oa5ee.
Other nzuaea vills5e published as they
come IA. AS far as We knew. wE ap.
pend the couutyiu which each sigusg re-
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CAVALRY HoRsEs.
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UNION CITY TICKET.

For MarshaI,
ANTHONY TEEyOoRDE.
For Clerk,
ADOLPH PFAFFLIk.
For Collector,
WILLIAM G.. BWRrLB. "a
For Treasursr,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
For Earvegor,
CHA kLES Q. GEHUHG.
For Street ComHsissiousf,
ALFEED KIRKPATRICK.
For Assessors.
Thrss 10 BE- elected,
WILLIAM WARREN, ia,
JOHN SCHUBERT.
JOHN PAINE,
Tor CoaneiiaeH,
let wafd-WILLIAM DEAN,
I'd Wafd-sAMUEL NJ. ARCHER,
ID Ward-J. A. BIKKEEBusCH,
18th ward-JACOB FLEMING,
sth WArd-AHD. J. HUTCHfNbOh,
9Th wErd-TH0RkTok MALES,
Tth Ward-HEHRY L. DASETfELL,
sth WAfd-FRkD. W. COOK,
sth ward-wfLLIAM MILLS.