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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
OFFICIAL.
LAWS CT TIE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session Of fhe
Thirty EIghts Congress-
CsLIc-No Iq1

~ AZ 10 enable guar3iaus AMI committses Ct
iuaatsrs, zPVsatsd Ia tzs sageEi states ~ Hstr
within the District II c5Fumbis A f-
p e yrses-ss - tie ss-safe asa Ice u 2se7e-
ss4tafires # ls tai'e1 sffss 81 Ass=s - toAfefs
aese.bfsd, That i shall e Ezsfai fvr ~ stseas
appointed the COMMITTEES 81 iunagie, OF fise susE-
dian 81 minor o. 9anatIe. b the proper authority
10 any Stats * Tcsri0Fy II ths United States, a.
instltate arsa zusecsis - final iu gaent any slsi
aetlon IL tbs courts o. the Dlslrct u CefdnAla
- lie migLf have done II bis authority as such
gs1arlian or co9mitte= hsd befn derived iloui tae
proper tribunals Of saiE District; sn3 such cora
alttss or guardian Ray IN fhs sane manner ee!-
leet and receive any saul u money daa 70 sacn
lu1Gfie or mlucr, zHa may b d. &, day execnfsc,
reiFase and convey to any party entitled y ths
same whet heF by puEchzzs or Otherwise any
lands sF esfates sitasted ~ tie District CT ioum
bia, the properly II such lzaafic or minor. or 70
or upon which sHeh ianafie mas hzfea claim or
aaOrtgages ia the same manner as he might haYs
done - bis authority had ben derived from tie
trisnnals Of said District Proridea, That such
committee or guardian, bef1re making any eGf :
yeyanee q real estate release Of clam, oE of
gage therean, shal flIe q tha Orphans aourt u
said District the orial certificate Of the JEee II
the court from which such committee or guardisn
derived bis apFoiaiment, that be has gissa SAT
hcient bond 70 account 90 the minor or lnpsiic
for al sauis q money received By Writ ne q the
authority conferred b rails act.
sec 2. Had b C faTshef slgcfed, That al pay
usutz heret9fars aaads stthta the District u Co
iunbia 70 the COMMITTEES or guardian Of IN attic
= re guardian q MINOR guy AEloaats- a. Ata@
dofnieiie Il he Innate minor out II the Dis
triet q CoiHmbla. In the Tinted Sfstas, shall Be
good aud sufficient Prgridaa, Tial - II guard An
o. coasritts shall hls ia r. 1fpAaas' ceurt 70
said District tbe oeial cartiacats Of the JUICE u
fisa court from which saeb cemmittes or gu 4rdiAn
Derived BIS appointment TAI he has gisen spfA
eiont bond % Reeoat 70 tlA nfnar or GuaatiS for
ail payments - m - n rscei ~ gaTkss. That
IN all cases the evffeEee q Tie appotnfment ard
authority Of sach committee or guardian shall Be
aFat recorded 10 ihs Office of thu Orphans Court
o. said district
Approved, March S, lsgf.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
0flt Daily duurnaI.
rUEsDAY.................................-..APRIL
Gone where he Relongs.

Oar readers remember q precious piece |
Of mortality that used to live here, and
more recently at Terre Haute, named
Bayless W. Hanna He ia model pro-
fessor Of the new-fangled doctrine Of
peace-a Copperhead Of the true stripe;
and in his conduct-political aud moral
illustrates the virtues OF the persau-
sion to perfection.
He it was, who introduced the celebrated
Military Bill in the last Legislature,
in which it was provided that all military
power should be taken from the hands CT
the Governor, where the Constitution re-
poses it, and lodged 10 the hands Of the
Secretary, Auditor, and Treasurer Of
State, and Attorney General The bill
was unconstitutional and revolutionary,
and would have been forced through un-
der the party lash, had not the conspiracy
been frustrated by the withdrawal Of the
Union members, who we're compelled to
take this course in order TO prevent
revelation and anarchy.
Through that whole session, Bayless
W. Hanna was one Of the most desperate
and unprincipled Of the Copperhead
leaders, and did everything in bis power
to bring on at home rebellion against
the Government, and to stir up civil war
in our midst
In view Of this action Of his; Of bis
/ intimacy with Dan. Voorhees,, John g
Davis, aud others Of the Copp erhead
leaders, and Of the fact that he is still
a member Of The present Legislature,
and in case Of special session between
this time and the Thursday after the
first Monday Of January, 1865, when the
next General Assembly will convene
would sit as one Of the representatives
Of Vigo couniy--considerin al this, we
say, it is significant and ominous that he
has gone 10 the Southern Confederaegl
His ostensible object, we are informed,
ia to write biography of the Rebel
lsaders, but his real object anybody eau
readily imagine. Undoubtedly il is 10
act rs an ambassador between Vallandig-
ham, Voorhees,, & Co and Jef, Davis.
He is sort Of Minister Plenipoteutiary
/ to the Rebel court.
/ Vallaudigham watches aud waits
over the Border" and FITS out piratical
expeditions against the United States.
Voorhees, makes speeches in Congress
calculated TO weaken the Government
and encourage the Rebellion, and puts
/ in his odd moments in melting resistance
to the laws and the murder Of Union
soldiers Bayless Hanna--the lackey of
these two chiefs-goes to the Southern
Confederacy In order to keep up close
communion between the Rebels North
and South.
We hope he may stay there, for ae can
do the country less harm there than in
the North, where bis position as legisla-
tor gives him position aud influence which
he coald not otherwise enjoy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
ApolOgIHIng for Forrest.

An article in Saturdays Times under
the head Of Incidents Of tho Paducah
Fight, is a studied and not very covert
attempt to cast censuro upon Col Hicks
and to mitigate the brutal conduct of
Forrest.
Col. Hicks, says che Times, /" or
dered all the houses to be burned within
musket range Of the fort, because ex.
cited approximations were entertained
that the attack would be renewed.
The Times should have stated that these
excited apprehensions " were founded
upon message from Forrest, that morn.
ing sent in, that he could aud would storm
the fort and give no quarter. and that
not a single house was burned that did
not cover sharpshooters or conceal the
charging column the day before. But il
suited the Times to suppress these facts.
But the Times says, time was not
given (by Col Hieks) TO the owners and
occupants TO remove their furniture"
The Times should have said that the
"owners and occupants had been driven
away the day previous by Forests assas-
sins charging upon and taking possession
of these houses for his sharp-shooters
aud to conceal his charging column.
and this too without any notice-the
owners and occupants having to run
the gauntlet between the eombatants to
get away, in which little babes and citi.
Gems were shot. The houses had been
sacked by the rebels before being burned.
1t did not suit the Tlmes to express these
truths. This might reflect on Forrest.
The people lost their reason, -" q
generalrush of men, women and children
to the whsrfboat aud bank of the river,
=" the mud was deep, -" hundreds of
women and children we're struggling
through the mud, 49, seven premature
births took place on the cold ground and
in the rain. Aud why was all this?
The Times says it was TO escape from
the shot and she'll "--of the fort and
gunboais, of course; aud Col. Hicks was
to blame. Why not have said, 4r. Tines.
that these people we're driven from their
houses by the rebels charging on, and
into their houses, without g moments
warning, and commencing FIRE upon the
gunboats and the fort Or would this
have disparaged Forrest2 Why not tell
your readers that Forrest studiously kept
the women and children between his
main column and the gunbOats and kept
his sharp-shooters mixed in with the
people2
Ten brick business houses, the Water
Street block, were shelled and burnsa
to the ground by the gunbOats. A.
part of one of the blocks, not exceeding
ten rooms, was burned, and this not un.
til the rebels had opened fatal Gre
from its windows upon the gunboat " Sc. :
Nearly all of the damage done to the
town was 10 save the fort, under threa,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
AN INFAMOUS ISLANDER
AN EDITOR in TROUBLE
THE FASTEST TIME on RECORD.
AN EXTRAORDINARY LEAP.
- q w an a - In en-.


A number of responsible gentlemen Of
this city waited upon us last night and
related the following extraordinary story.
The gentlemen who were the witnesses
aver that the story is strictly true, and
that number of other gentlemen are
ready to make affidavit to its accuracy.
They say that Mr.. Sproule, ostensiblo
editor Of the Times, was in company with
a few soldiers and others at vahnsiedler' q
saloon last night, just after dark, drink.
ing.
Capt Miller proposed the toast, " The
Uaion," to which Sproale replied, ethat' 8
the way am, or words to that effect.
Miller replied, "You would rather vote
Ter JEFF. Davis than for Abe Lincoln. -
Sproule turned and started for the door,
and as be went out he said that 4" every
id soldier was Cd id Son-oEa.
BIB"
Miller at once started in pursuit, when
Sproule took his way into Schafer's sa-
loon, out at the back door, and over the
fence, into The alley and disappeared in
the dark, having distanced the soldier.
II will be remembered that week or
two ago this remarkable individual de-
elared that he and bis party were par
excellence the friends Of the soldier, and
groaned in spirit over the neglect mani
Tested towards them BY the AbolitiouistS.
That was befors the election, but no
sooner are the votes cast than be, in the
midst of bis cups, gives expression to bis
true sentiments in the ehaste and classic
language quoted above.
Now the soldiers are Justly indignant
aud would no doubt have handled the
gentleman ~ roughly had they over.
taken him last night But we hope they
viii now leave the matter to the goad-
ings of guilty conscience aud the exc.
erstions of an outraged community, and
prepare TO steadily and always vote
against the party Of which he is the hired
mouth,piece.
The persons present who heard this
infamous expression. were Capt. NJ Mil
Ter, Sth Ind. Battery James Higer, Co
B. 18th Ind; r. B. kirkpatrick, a dis
charged soldier; Philip Kurg Jacob
Rieden; John Moll, and others whose
names we're not taken down.
We received this information from
number of respectable gentlemen, as we
before stated, among whom we're several
who were present and heard the remark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
THE STALLION SEASON

TIL FAST-TR0ITING STAILr0S< S ~
Il L0N sad 5ssaoEfSsS BkACKHAwE ),
NtA = -Ss TIE eaaon 81 Is6f fron Tst % March 20
st of tuly, 1t the BsazEaa : ssahEs rFssFssviIIs
lad > -
7hs tsrms tor Y sIox yin - So s,s fs,- s4,r-.,
bi-ek nAEk 80, payable ca tha fsr dav sf Janu-
Az, iSss bFNsaess SiilsAase the prsrilees 81 r.
tnrniu HsreS e ssid stations daring the foIloz-
ne s7Asea. raeEl1 fh@y not pEsve in foal: but IN
no case ~ any insurance = hateFzr b. granted
n9r vii either 81 ssie stalliens be Permitted 10
reus1sx ser Tacs nneer any circumstances uuti the
owner or breesi9r seal haze ziznss contract 10
assorfsnee with the sSssvs tsysls s.
FeF Ps1szrees ard DESCRIPTIONS sdsrs..az
nj %hEAEA koARk. Agent for ownsrz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

JCsT So.-As We Supposed, the Times
deferred its publication Of the Sunday
morning issue until yesterday morning, IN
order 70 take the community By surprise,
and it succeeded Such a medley Of
meuliin jsrgon certainly never before
emanated from any Office, Of which even
the editor seems to have been conscious
at lacid intervals; as be suddenly breaks
of in the midst Of strain Of senseless
twaddle and makes the inquiry to his
friends around" Will anybody be fool
enough to to be influenced by such sense
less twaddle?" aa h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
Plated Ware:
Fancy Goods.
REMOVAL.

~ ". G. HEWITT. FLORIST, HAS
&{Nf7<A removed his Nursery 20 First Avenue,
eSkilF%pAsa nezt door 20 E. nunk's Nursery,
fFIAS- where he has established himself par
6Ff1T ~aasAsiy.
he : As Row ready for sale, ell on their own
roots. the hnrst varisiles Of Roses vvrsapas csrn
NUNS, Fnehsias nsllotfepes, PaIarrouesus.
Double and Carneti6n, Striped Petunias, Hardy
Phlox tntermsaiate stocks, sc sll perpetu.l
Blooming Plants.
Ihave also the nsw Double Fiawrrine Zipnia..
which flowers - large - the full Double DAhlia'
and tia Phlox Dramonit, from Is leautifei vsr,s
ties, AL iron marked hewers
The TIVE packages Of seed for 50 cents free nv
mail.
A fne assortment Of DAhlias win be ready the
LAT Of May. mkss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

from Forrest to give no quarter to the
rarrison. It is most clear that the
Times thinks that Col Hicks, rather than
Ere on the town, should have stood By
with folded arms for week witnessing
the stealing and hauling of of the val
uables Of the entire town, and should not
have discharged his cannon upon a col
umn approaching 70 butcher his men II
a house was ia the way.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
HONG INTERESTS.

na-s. D. 4 n. W. SMITH. sole manufacturers
ofthe NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with trsusols
attachment, finished In afteen diaereat styiss;
Elegantly paIislssi IN Rosewood fes ParloFs MSS
Also, IN Black Walnut aud Oak for churehes,
schools, Lodges, a..
Also. snzsth'a unEgalled Mefodeons, warranted
for i've years. For sale ny
wABREs COsYSGTOS,
oci2f-6m 40. / Maia Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
RARE CHANCE /!
very Valuable Property aud ia.

Very Valuable Properly and Basi-
- ness For safe.
HAVEN IL contemplated removal to Gin
III ciuaati, We aser iur stI1, exceedingly easy
terms. the faiiusFi9s very 1ssirase saa VARIABLE
Ts lsS.s two.ssory irira t.,sl txs.f " s,,.s,en.s
WITH ice Housc sHsrhs@i ssHsiad oh ths CORNER af
Locust strsef AMI the tans being bot 49, Dons-
tiou EniaFzsiEaBt s6xls4 ssot. Ne ygeHtd aso sell
With tfs Pfsaiissa thc EuruitRTv. ftxterys. &e.,
TsrpsgiHs, 40 Sc, being everything isfcied ~
tiFoeery, PFulsce or Commission btfsfaes- also
the goul wilt anI suecessershlp Il our lasiuess
These premises are veil adapted ior tcisecs fac
tory asa warshoasss sIlss.
The foshie brick sneks UQuse aud EsndarIns
House, ard frame Mareir5u-s, seofaar Locnst and
Dunham strsets, used by rs fsr be pork business
also, tbs ketiies. screws, Lard Watts, Blocks CIsa
vefs &C. Sc, mprtsaag escrythins necessary for
the buslnsss al<c,
Tbs desirable. and eootshispfiy arrar=sa brick
D1elitnE, On lactist slreef, hgtEesn sixth and
seventh. helRs Lots Nos. Il Sua L. IN Block 81
Eastsrn Ehlargen leut now ocegffsi ~ Cserrs
foslsr. 'sllt ia cetslsfe srlef, % hes premises
arr two ctstern=y Stable. Wotf shef Sc: also
lzrss ysrl tiiss in eheirv Pratt Tress, shrlsbs
Tbs ussiis del sne-half 81 TIE frsras Earehou.4
situated on fsot- ! a11 "a ntssk 81 Eastern r.
lare nett rsn.fns thrssssrh frsla ,si,rr~h -.
10 ire canal. Gfder rent aar 81 Fi-r saop4 h .l-
ne waif.imrreses aud hiz hly- cultivated -farrr'
sltuz'et near Ok Tifll csansssFy, esataining q
acres, 81 uudsr Ente. 4 acEes e. ahieh i arr
rourdsd hy new aaf SUBSTANTIAL pisket f-ae. ara
allied with Fruit Trees Of every Kind, tnel71ai--
sectff N sefs a. Wc : set. , airing srars ViF@s
"a fheza rze1ises are situated nsE frame IlrssI
Iirg. With large Cellar, We'll. Cistsrn IaF9g sfs
ole. e. Possessen CSC - had lstuf Aarcl also
Two dsairahts Bwilaior Asts Nos. G and = ~
Hises =, kzstesa Euisfssazsni, ssjoiaIbE the
zbsvrs also.
Tbs 1t ssxs1 Esst. al Tsurss- ssr~st,us.r N.
eoraer q Losasts easz 80 szesslsnt stand fer 4
store also, - IA sc
1hs sndisi5sd oss-salf e 25ks9 fset. adjoining
the Nbove nv - &
ne above property viii 30 sold ou long crastfy
x sestrra- 1atlcs- Edisputahle. Parties S III
10 sxani8s any ef the abcvs propertv, = II rss- E
SAIL a oar e1see, corner Locust STREET All ts.a
Cara: GEo. F3STER 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

s1- Frank Morris made clean sweep
of Whisky Row and Of the wharfrats
yesterday. Every steamboat man he
could lure to the polls alsos was voted,
no matter where their families reside.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE.
SALE.
iournsd Sale Of Real Estate.

Adjourned Sale Of Real Estate.
WILL SELL At THg COURT HOUsE on
I Weisesfay. 6th last - O'Clock the fol-
iowlug Lots, wAieh wers Ten nas7id At last Wed
nesiay's sale
:. Lots = =. & sia IS fssi,eIla P}ada ssF
2 Lots J. 2, 3 s. aud r Eil-k 6, sbsfre's IN
taFgemenf.
>. Lots E q and :. shafpe 4 Enlargement.
3 Lats g. 4. 3. g, :, aBd Block - felaasco.
Lett 4 aui e, BIaek e. crescent Eulsrgr-
nleutE
Lots g. Block 2. saatl.sss Enlarssmsut
Lots = . and ~, Block be. southern En-
iafseasent
:. Lot = BissksG2. Fa.tern Enlargement.
?. Lot iu, Block 1, Bakers Addition.
%. Lot I, Eleees. North astsru Eh&sr zsalent.
p oukiy Barrel Fa-Un "a
TERMS - one fhird - b. ans.third in six
lnautas. auf oue-fhird 81 tNelsss Huquths, with
letsfest. sale positive. r..i= perfect
AsA EGLEHAUT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

To PHTIcIAss.-if you Ssh to purehase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals a. snlaH ad.
Eastern prices, 90 and examine KElLKE
4 wHITE's stock. whsre you sill nud every sTti-
Gle that IL ussds.i By the professor, aud prices
which eanzet Gail 70 give satisfaction. Their
ore u at No. % Main ssraet naytd&uu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

MEcHAMos-The Times makes great
show of regard for mechanics Now We
would ike to know what sympathy the
editorial corps Of that deleetable sheet
can have with mechanics What trade
or honest calling did either of them ever
pursue?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
FOR RENT OR SALE.

EOR RENT on BALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
I situated Residence, near the Salt Wells, with
about two acres Of Lad. VIII trade for good
city prof atty. Enquire Of
= Z. MiHGsT, cor Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-partners

UlssOIut1On OF Co-Fortnershlp.
FpHE Co-pARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRk *
il isting between 4. Browning. A S. Browaing.
and Geo b. Browning, under the nrm-nanae II
r. Browning Sons, was dissolved on the ID inst.
by the gsithdrawAl Of A. s. Browning from the
q rm. l.. Browning and Geo. b. browning, IN
der the Grm-nAme Of X. Browning Son, viii
continus the business at the old sfand--wili pay
all liabilities Of the late firm, and collect all
claims due the sama.
RICHARD BROWNING.
.- ANTHONY s BROWNING,
mhI6dlm GEORGE b. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
Mixing the Races.

The Times copies an article from tie
Chicago Times, charging that ar. Lin
coin and his friends advocate the mixing
Of the blood Of the white aad black
races.
II our neighbor will 90 South instead
Of North for information on this subject,
aud observe the different shades Of color
among slaves, be will lad that his
Southern friends are doing more towards
this end than all the world besides. He
viii find facts not theories--perform-
ances not yagaries, there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
BOUNTY for DIseharged soldiers!

By sn amendment 70 the Bouniy Law. passed a.
the last sssalon Of Congress, /" All saldisfs or
other persons Who Aass been o. saaa hsrssftsy b
discharged within two years from tbs OATS ofsleir
enlistment, BY reason - ~OaHas resolved in bsttis
shaii rseeiys tee same RenBty a. though thsy
served two years"
oehes es1k Mar strsst, ever EeiIsss euH Store
opposite the CoaFt hguss. Eyanssllis. faaiaua.
Corrssponasr'' must ENCLOSE stamps.
aa-oood references given ~ roqut-sa. mh23
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
FOR RENT.

nFFICE.-I have ons Of thoss fas Offices At the
" head Of the stairs, second story Of Chandlar's
Block, still vacant II desired, the tenant eau be
accommodated with a renr room, BY applying ini-
mediatsly. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
NEW BOOKS.

General Grant and his Campaigns;
The Art Of Conversation;
The Nations Sin and Punishment;
La Gaviota Spanish novel;
A woman's Ransom. By Robinson;
Cudjo's Cave
nevsIatiens of Mother Julishas
At J. BEALEY's,
No. "a, corner Of Main aud First strssts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
Town,hip Ticket.

p3-Archy Sullivan is reported elect
ed by from Eve to ten majority. for Coun-
Gilman In the Seventh Ward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
A CARD.

I'VE HAvE TuIs DAY norgnT TuE
~ firoesEy EHsiHsfs - , IA Il .asea. fsr-
nssfiT sorenson = Co, saa aGil snilaaa de sanls
e tue ola stand, No 20 Wa3sg sifuat H. adll-
ton = ihs above, ~ will Keep atnek q Hav.
cuffi oatss aud tier kinAf e Ffs5 10 go hef viii
= toll assoFtHsat sfksrfa , SD. se 80 Pa GAs
Highest nsfket Prize o. al kinds ~ Ff0Atoe
y : HUSTON s so
88 Hun rerf-.
aprs'el Iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
WANTS.

HdIEERs-slx or eight Miners can fnd eon-
wi slant work and good wages by applying 20
James Oakley, with measrs. Iacquess a french,
or TO tbs undersigned on Green River
mos W II. OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
OFFICIAL

ETAesvILtK, April :, isa4.
4 LIST or LETTERS REMAINING rs THE
a Ppat~Ofilos - Evansville. Indiana, Apgll
= 1894 Psrsops calling for these letters wiii
please say ADVERTISED aud give date II list
Advertising Tee, enc cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

The Third and Seventh Wards are not
in; but in the Seventh the Union city
ticket is generally ahead, and We may
safely conclude that al the city ticket is
elected Glory enough for one day!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

The above vote is not Official, aud an
official canvass Of the votes will proba-
big show that Males, in the 9th, and
Dannettsll IN the.7,h Wards are elected
to the Council
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
FOR SALE.

DEAL EsTATE-I take this occasion 10 notify
N eli persons desiring 10 sell Hsal kstste IN the
City Of Evansville, OF land 10 the country, that
have now on hand about one hundred Lots, which
1 propose % onsr for sale about the middle Of
April. All persons having such property 70 sell
can have the same disposed Of BY leaving ihe de-
scriptoB AZ my Office prior 90 the second day Of
April. ALYAH JOHNSON,
mh2G Real Estate Agent.
CHoIcE REsIDEHcE LoT-A very desirable
Y, residence Lot on first Street, EdJoinlDg tbe
residences OF George &. sonniaR. Application
should be made early.
Also hne Lot on Chestnut street, near Seventh,
In the Eastern Enlargement.
JOHN W. FOSTER,
mh23 At Geo Foster a Goa Warehouse.
DRICK HOUsE.--k tWo-story Brick House,
ID containing IS rooms, tin roof, situated corner
Fulton Avenue and Franklin street, Lamasce.
Title g cd. Terms easy. Enquire At CHARLES
KELLER'S, opposite the Coutt-houae.
mchh lind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

WE ARE sow ENABLED 10 DELIvEn
~ ~ short nafies. by she qaratlfy 81 carr load
q 4gpesier srtieis IS 6rrsn EN Caal Ali orders
len 81 the Graerr % u Cesk Main stffrt
Or a. the paes, lowaE ead 81 iha wharf - ill b.
pauctnaiiy afFsndsftg ffiea - etO.
ap5-ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
PAINTING.

VrHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
Il shop at No. 50 Main Street, where be eaa be
found at all times prepared 10 execute IN the best
possible manner all kinds Of House and sign
Raintlng, Guiding and PAPER HANGING by
strict attention 20 busineas, he hopea 10 merit a
liberal share Of patronge.
fsbls q. W. OSBORNE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
ALSO

4 i 5 O
Ladies, Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all Of which / offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
cf1ases. 60 T T
EEsNo Goods at retail.
ER@No charge for Boxes
and Drayage.