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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

THE YANKEES ADVANCING ON BEA CKWATER.
RICHMOND, April l6 b, 1861
Tho Petersburg papers of this ornirg report consider
able e1ctementn the Blackwaer Section in
OF an advance of tho Yankees. Several skirmi3he4 had
taken place. The information is deemed reliable.
The Petersburg Express represents Burnside's 70
landing in large numbers at Portsmouth Wednesday,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
THE CAPTURE OF FORT FILLOW-SLAUGHTER CT
YANKEES AND NEGROES.

Weather cloudy and cool.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

| CONVEX HON IN EAST TENEKS3EE--FROI THE
| UNITED 6TATGS--F0RREST AGAIN on The
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30


TO bis men that be would never surrei-
der while there was Que Of them left; and
that be Communicated bis inyincible de-
termination TO them BY their heroic com
mander with unfaltering Gdelity.
They fought desperstsiy for eight
hours--of course disdaining to ask for
quarter-nptil they had nearly all been
killed, wounded or taken prisoners, aud
that the few who were left--still disdain-
ing to ask for quarter-gathered around
the flag pole, and 'then made their last
heroic struggle for victory or . grave
eff men are determined 70 light until
they perish, and resolve not TO surrender,
and be killed By 80 lighting, ] appTehend
the storrning or assaulting party, By all
the rules Of civilized warfare, is justiha-
ble in killing all who continue TO resist
With arms Ia their hands.
Notwithstanding the logical eonclu-
sions attempted 70 be drawn, the fend-
ish maiignity Of the writer is very evi'
dent 10 the general reader. VIII its
author, now that the real facts are be
fore him, as given by an ere witness
still hold the Acts Of the rebels a. Iusti-
fable? We almost fear he will Those
we're brave men who died at Fort Pillow
and we shall not be surprised If their
names are made the hatchery Of many
field where human blood will flow like
water. Those who 'sow the wind vii
often reap the whirlwind." aud with tbs
determination Of the Government Il
crush the rebellion, many an opportunity
will occur where the yindictivcness 0
the Northern blood may get the bette
Of It's discretion, and lead 10 seene
which We hope We may never be forces
TO chronicle Gin Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
RARE CHANCEl


ness Fer sale
HAVING Isl contemplation = removal e en-
IL einnast. us osrr faf sale, s0easdsagiy sasT
tssma. the follouiag very Desirable and valaahls
rs large tsb.saory brsek snatslsfoof warshsuss,
With lee Hsasa attached situated on the corner Of
Locust street aud The Canal, being Lot at. pena-
slan Yaiarrsmant. 7sxlGt feet We wonid also ssIl
aifA The premises tae Furniture, Ftxtarss, *,
including SAFE, ussAss Counters TFuckn, szaiass
Tsfsaalitsz. -. Aes belng everything NEEDED ior
= afgeery, Prsslsae ef Commission business aiss
the good wiil an sneeeHsorshlp q our businsas.
Thaae premises sfe we'll adapted fsr fstsccs fac.
tors aud wAFrhenze also.
The aoahie hfiek Smoke Hoses and Esnasfins
uouEa, and ffams Warehouse, corner Locust aa4
Bauham etrsats, used 81 - Or the pork business :
asfz. Tbs Kettles sefssss Lard fafs. Blocks. Cisa
seFs. &s, Sc, comprising everything nseeassry fsF
mo dssifahEs aud canvauientiy Arranged brick
Dwelling, Ga Losast stfeat, bstweeH Sixth ard
ssrsnsh, l4ing Lots kos. II and u. IN Block 81.
fostsf, and 10 eempiate order. On these premises
sss fua CisfsFna, = stable. Wood she'd &C also
large gard Allied vifh choice Fruit frees. shrubs
"a aesssvlssa one half n tte fssms wsrshouss
situated on lots and 10 Block =, Eastern En-
i&rss meat runuiaE fhfaagh ffon ghureh stFess
totfss Canal. Nnasr rent fof So pr snonth aiss.
~ ssi.la prove, apa nisbly fsfs.
seses. 81 afsdsf fnHee. arrse q uhieh Il aHfs
founaasi - ues ans eubztantisi picket ienes, and
hIlea with Fralt Trees q every kins, iBcindisg
sbaat a. acre Il we'll st, beaflng 1rapA Yfaes
o. fhass premises are slfaatnf aeN fFams D~sf=
fine <h largo Cellar. We'll. gistefn large Sta
he A. Possession can ~ hAe LET u Mareh also.
Two dssirahla bnildlng Lots. NSs. and 7, N
nisek -. Eastern Enlargement. adioining tbs
above also,
Ths Lei $3.50 feet. on Fourth streat. pear the
corner q Locust, bring "a sxosIlsat stshd Tor =
~ saaislAsd baseball = zsrso s.s,. s4Jolsiuz
The atose
The Stove pFapsfty sili he sold on isuF credits
II desifFd. Titles naisputAbls. Parties siahinE
- sxnEaiAs shy % the hSse property. Niil ptesss
cali At sur egiless esFAsF Loeasf street and tbs
Canal GRO. FOSTER q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Colonel Conrad Baker for Lieutenant
Governor.

The Union State Central Committee,
ct their meeting yesterday afternoon, APP
pointed Colonel Conrad Baker, Of Van
derburgh county, the Union candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, to Sill the va
caney caused BY the declination OF Gen
eral Nathan KimbaIl Il might be judi
cious, in the crisiz through which oar
country il passing, TO express safisfae.
ton With this nomination even If We did
not feel It, that there might be entire
harmony in the Union ranks ia the sup
port Of the State ticket, bat there is no
need 70 assume the appearance Of salts
faction when there is every reason TO
feel Il fully and ioyously No better
nomination could have been made IL
would have been difficult TO have made
another so good. Colonel Baker is =
Union man tried By FIRE. Not only is his
whole life evidence 81 his fidelity, but
be has proved By arduous campaigns,
! by hard fighting, By the endurance Of all
| the perils and prisations Of the Geld,
that what his past life avouched be was
ready to reafiirm with his blood de
| commanded the lst Cavalry regiment Of
this State almost from the eonmenc-
meut OF the var, when officers we're In.
experienced aud msn undisciplined,
when equipments we're inefficient and
supplies insufficient, when his duties
were doubled By the inadequacy Of the
Governments support, and he 80 com
manded it that no complaint ever came
from the men and nothing but commen.
dalton from his superi0rs
| lie led IN the hrst cavalry hght Of the
war, that At Fredericktown, Missouri
where the gallant Gavitt fell, aud gave
the rebels tbs hrst severe defeat they en-
ceuntered after their victories at vii.
sons Creek aud Lexington. lie ha,
served we'll Since his appointment L
the important post Of Provost Marsha
General Of the State, be has done al
that could have been expected, aud mors
than man with less than bis civil as vel
as military experience could have hopes
TO do. He has been impartial, vigorou
aud prompt, and we may not know fo
many day how many serious disturb
anees al home may have been averted b.
his iudieious, firm and unohtrnaive meas
, ures Ia civil life before the war began
! Colonel Baker was one Of the forem0s
lawyers Of the State In 1856 he vas lh
! Republican candidate for the same plae
for which he is nov presented, and few
OF either party who Witnessed bis vigor
Gus canvass, and heard bis clear, com
pact and telling speeches, will question
his ability to answer the highest expects
! tons that may be formed Of him nos
We may congratulate the Union party o
ils wise selection, and the State, if he B
elected, ns he win surely be. upon the Al
QUESTION OF an officer whose oulr mist
viii be that there will be greaG dea
. more Of him than such an Office need
! Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
AIseegenation b. Ien. pass,

Ben Perley Poore, in q lats letter
from Washington to the Boston Journal,
gises the following interesting chapter in
tn. life Of the rebel chief:
Since the Democratic editors and ora
tors have so indeceatIy and utterly at
tempted to accuse the Northern Union
men with having advocated miscegena-
ton CT thank thee, Cox, for teaching me
that word, } few of the thousands Of
instances in which the Southern chiTal-
~ thus blended the shades Of human col
or have found their was into print By
way Of perfeeting this record, I am per
mitted 20 publish the following para
| graphs from a letter received by . Sena-
tor from an officer OF the United States
army, for whose character he voaehes.
The letter is dated at St Louis, April q,
/ and goes ON to say
while st Nicksbasg, | resided oppo-
site to house belonging 10 q negro man
who once belonged TO Joe Davis, broth.
er TO JEFF Learning this. I happened
one day to think that he, perhaps, would
know something about the truth Of 3
story told in the London Tines, that
there was a son Of JET. Davis, the moth
or of whom was . slave, in our navy
| The next time that met the man ask
"a him If be had ever knowu Maria, who
had belonged to jeff Davis, and was the
mother of some Of his children. He re-
plied that he had not known Maria, bnE
| that he knew Massa Joe Dayis's Eliza,
who was the mother Of some Massa JETS
children. then inquired IL she had q
son in the navy. he replied that she had,
he knew him--they called him Purser
Davis. He said that Eliza was down the
river some thirty miles at work on q
| plantation. sssx
The next day, a. | was walking down
the street, ! met the man who was driv
ing his mule team, and be stopped to tell
! me that Eliza had returned A few mo-
ments aAerward be came back, and
pointing to one of two women who came
walking along he said that she was the
one of whom be had been taking. When
she came up | stopped her, aud in
qaired whether she had not sou who
| would ike 10 20 North. She replied yes,
and added that she would ike TO 90 too.
| told her that | only wanted lad
She said that her son had gone up the
Red river on hoard the gunboat Csron.
delet, .but tiat when be urned she
would be pleased TO have him go. Well,
said /, some say that jeff Davis is your
sons father-lo you suppose it's soy
SUPPOSE she exclaimed, with offended
pride, rs no right 10 suppose what |
knows am certain So Massa JET. was
the father of FIVE of my children, but
they're all dead but that boy, and then
had two that he wasn't the father Of
There's no suppose about it Perhaps il
the boy gets back safe on the Carcnde-
let, you may see him in Boston some Of
these days.
etthis same JEFF Davis aaunts abroad
his professions Of Christianity, and
sneers at the Puritanicsl habits Of New
England His own life is 6tsing sx-
emphhcssion CT the Barbarian Of Slace-
ry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
CITY RoP E R T VI
$50 LOTS Ar AUCTION.
ALvAm JOHNSON

ALyAH JOHNSON
WILL SILL At PUBLIC AuCIToH At
w the caart Hgaes doer. 10 fFanssiiisi On
/ SATURDAY the agth If AEsl4. isgst tbs fala4 !
/ lag ssTy aeslr&isls praSsrfy, via
/ sot y Ia block 2. n Goo issti's Addition.
Lots and IN Block 3 Ia DeaiseiIs Aadstiea.
Leis q q, iaeiasisss - Blsea q ~ oaoaasiFs
1 Addition.
Lots 70 -. iaeiu.iss. Block 8, oooazeii's
AdiitioH.
Lots ] to saa ~ % q. iaeia.iss. Blaek ..
TX ~ 90 90 la pI..s r.ssst. Aaa,lss
Lots I, land 3, IN Biosk 6, Parftt's Aadisiens
Lots sra2. Bihes :. saFFss's Additions.
Lefs aud &. Block 2. sentbsrn Ealsrgsassbt.
Lgas = sna Is. Bierk 10, soathaFH
heraA- al quarter lot 20. ponssioh IHlarge-
assHs aH Main ntFesf 8
~ ~, Dsaatiaa EniagRsnaenf. Is by ] = fssf.
eafssss q ss@ aha rsagth sfFaefs
lot :. biask "a. Northeastern EniArseaeat.
Let =. Bsoek 1. gHsseenk EniarKsnent, 90
Ninth let e@sn Sycamore saa Fins sisssis, With
tNo sfsFy Frame Msuse. stable, &c.
Parts q Lois 2. . std q Block !. cEsaesat
IstsrEs1seaf, fsssflng Wins Street. ard havs
lAx thrse enc sfssy Ffama Hsusea.
LISTS ss4 I. 70 Hleek 81 IN sisekwsil's Kn-
fsss Il. Essek 81. EasisrH Enlazgsmsas. wsth =
sws-afosT kones aesbss teremenfa
Eet - eia<k /. Nerftssra EnisFKssnsnt.
1af , n ouf Let q. EbpFf Eaiaf geznenf. on Gnm
strses. wiah eps sfery Brfrk Henae, &C.
Lot :. Block - IN 1ssnsasce. ggoa Brick Heass.
Lot s. II niosk - I.saasee, large Brick
Asts@4s &C.
Let -. Ia Block "a, Lmm&aso-wtfh house On.
Lots 3, 5 snss :, Bloek "a. Kasfern Enlafressssnt
I've atsfy brick hoHse. &C., On seEenfh between
Vine and Sycamore Streets
Lot 6, 10 Block =, La8aseo: two story frame
h8aze and two story bEiek. dsaL5s tefsesas1a
Lot - apd bali o. =. Il Bioek -. Lamzsss.
Lot y, Block =. EA=fefa EsfsrgemsBt, eoFrefs
q L.oeast and Eighth streetss sish dwelling On
Esss " and ~ fn Block ?, EefthessssrB Es-
iarxemeHt, with dwelling house en- 30 x q
The sbose Lets are ali o. high ground apa epI-
brace sg1ss u the hanfseu<ss sn4 saezt aessEaite
bsliaiHg Lots ~ the city. This ia eh@ges bong
-ff Let sssdo1s offered tofbe citizens efbsAsss
vile There are Lots ~ al sizes 4 plat q the
aassge can b. sees 81 ny efscs. aaa ! l*iA take
pIessafe IL showing the property - al ithsas-
Others wishing 20 ell ean hare their property
fns~r6~d 10 this list.
TKRug-Ou nest Of The Above property one
thlrd cash one-sbirA Ia alas and ssns-fhlxA IA
eiahts4u months, the purchasers giving notes
s-eurs5 BY mortgage su the premises.
YSavs other city property which an requested
r. ssIl AZ private sale. Also 3 variety q I&nas q
FFarri<a, FsndsFk urgb snd Ps,sey Goantlss and
Is Kenfucky desire also u purchase one %
fws aFsf ciasx Residences On Firsf, Seeand Or
ThlfI street. sbsxs a3fn.
ALyAH JOHNSON,
zp1 Real Estate AzeHs. Eyaass lis p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
u0w they do NJ Indianapolis.

The ladies Of Indianapolis have takeu
hold of the recruiting business with an
energy that will not fail Of success.
Tn y seem determined TO do their share
towards raising troops under the recent
call Of the Governor for 10000 one han
dred day men. They held large mass
meeting at Masonic Hall, on Wednesday
afternoon, and took steps 10 bring their
influence TO bear IL aid Of the great
movement
The meeting was addressed By Mira
Colonel Garfield, Of Ohio, whose hus-
band was killed at Shiloh, at some
length. She il lady Who has devoted
maehaime in the hospitals Of our army
81 yieksburg Gnd the Southwest She
is, a. she remarked, veteran in the SER
vice Her address was listened to with
profound interest
At the conclusion of the address, pa
pers were circulated for the signature 81
lady volunteers 10 eli the places Of clerks
and others who 20 into the Hundred
Da Service, and over ons hundred and
fifty names we're at once subscribed, in
cluding many of the most respectable
and wealthy young ladies Of the city.
The following resolution was then
unanimously adopted:
Resofped, That cemmiitee Of ten b.
appointed to wait upon the business men
Of the city, employers and employees
and present the subject Of ladies filling
places Of clerks aud others who 20 intG
the Hundred Days service
The committees being duly appointed
II was agreed that they should submit
the following fropoitions to the business
men;
| We, Business Men Of indianapolis
whose names are hereto subscribed, fayo
the movement Of the ladies 10 volunteer
ing 70 I'LL the places Of clerks aud other
who enter the Hundred Days Service
and viii employ ladies' al &i3 per mont
land rations), should any OF our en-
ployeea volunteer whose places can
lilled BY ladies' We will continue ID
salaries Of our clerks as heretofore, ri,
ing them full pay during their absence
less the amount paid 10 the lady volur
teers, We also agree TO keep che pos
lions open for our clerks, re.instatin
them upon their returs home.
4 This much for this business men. b.
the ladies didn't propose to stop her
They also have proposition for h
young men. 1, Il as follows
We, whose names are an 1seribed her
to, promise that we win enlist in Il
Union army under the recens call T,
: 10000 volunteers for QUE hundred day
abiding the arrangement made with OF
employers by the ladies' OF Indianapoli
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
eoEronATlnN NorlcT.


AIfd =. 1s6t -~And nov Il Il hereby ordered
snd aiuests.l u the Cammeu eeHnc st the Cifx ef
Eseassillss tai the es 81 al lets parts q
icfs. Awaiting adjoining the seuth east siaa
. Msls street, fsoHa eaasl Is sixth streets. In
said ctr. esuse The side NAiks thereon % ~
afeashi ~ tsa proper grade, aud that they eaa-s
sidewalk 81 Glass No. I. with wsaden cart, -
salt aown withia thlrty days freu the pahii-
gafasn = tais order.
CLERKS oales, April =, issf : '-.''' N'''a' :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
coRrORATI0N NOTIoE.

NNEEh To tkIlA tlINHAAA.
April =, fss3.-~And row ID Is heTVhy cFdctedl
ard airsctea ~ she comm0a Council 81 the City
q kvansxsiie that he cwnegs Of ell iets parts
e lots, ff1ntIA On adjoining northwest side %
daia street.. fram Canal 90 Sixth strcst,
II sid eiSys eAase The side Wallis thereon 20 b
trouEhs . the proper svsds. and that they
eaass sidewalk II Class No. ]. = Be laid down
theseen withla thirty days fsem The publication
Il this cfscf
A. PFAFFLtN. Clark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

NkEtN flk 4 INK fIIt NaFA
ApF5l p, lse4.-Ana nov IL i hereby erdsred snd
alrectei hy the cemmon council &c the city Of Nv
ansuia hat tha owuers Of all lets parts Of lots
fronting a. n adjoining the northwest side Of
Gum street, from third % Fourth streets, in
sid ranse the side NRlks theracn % Be brought
e the prufses grad, and that they cause = side
x4ik q Glass No. & 70 be laid down thereon VITA
il shlrsy aavs feom the publication Of this order.
A. PFArFLTN, Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

eAAs@ rs A@tsA AA+N ~AAA-
April -. lse4.-- And noW Il ts hereby ordered
and atsaeted ~ the Common cauneii OF the City st
Evansville. that the owners 81 all lets parts of
isss, fruasiHx On 81 aajaiaina the nerthwtst aide
sye&saerp street, fFsn Ntafh 10 Teath streets,
Ii said City. caHse tbs stae walks thereon 60 be
brought 60 The proper grade. and that they cause
a sidewalk Of ClaSs No. b be lal1 down withlh
thirty days from the Publication q this order.
Clerks oalee. Apra y. lsaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
FOR RENT.

uALL-.The second story. biesksr's Build
II ing u Main Street, ia for rent. Jhs room
Is the best aired aud lighted In the city, and Is
sboat ~ fact WA- BIZ 1Z3 20 100 feel long; ~ pres
sut parfffousd on for Offices.
fessesai9h given BY TIE Grsi day af MAY. In.
anire 81 sCHAPKEa 4 BnssIHG.
1FFICE ~ have ona % thoss me Offices Al the
" head Of the atairs, second story Of Chandh rs
Block, sfill vacant III desired tlia tenant can be
accommodated With rear room, by applying lm.
modiatnly. JOHN j. CHANDLER E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
PROPOSALS.
Beef Catfle.

bttI IHttIt,
I,HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO PuR-
1 chase, IN epen market, fer the use Of the
Ucitst states Army,
ONE THOUSAND BEET CATTLE.
the sans 20 be aeiiFere 81 this post IN lots 81 sl
hileen aud upwards--parchaaea 70 be procured By
hpet ihfatiaas and requirements heretaf0re pnb-
itshsd. and Nrnlahsa upon application.
Psyment ImmcdiAte on delivery,
I'm. EuRmAN.
Capt. q. - aud A. A. q. n.
oIssce reamissary II Subsistence aud
Acting Assistant Quar- termastaT,
fvansviiis, Ind. April -. ts6t.
arga n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

April g. Isel.--And neS il i hereby ordered
and iirnofs=7 by tie Cammen Csunel 81 the City OF
kxAnss he that lbe aNnefs IT al lots parts Of
aats frantinE an OF asialalng the earsh west sias
Gam street. feuul Seecnd 20 Thlrd streets.
ia said City. e4nse the sidewalks thereon to b
brought 10 the proper gr de, AMI that they cause
sids walk cf Clsss Nc. :, te Be iNld down thereon
within shirsy days frcz the pa ssicatiaa % this
A. FFAFFLFS. Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
FOR SALE.

IIoUsE-A two Story Brick House on yine
H Street, bet0en Seventh aud Eighth, con.
tanning four rooms and a kitchen. also good
CikssrB, Stable, Mood Shed, &e Tbs lot Il 10
feet SQUARE. Terms cash. fof farthar particulars
april2s.aw JOHN FREIDLEIR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Still They Come

VXTE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry DDS 81 every description.
which will be sofa cheap.
sCHAPKER BUSsING,
rs-F Ha f4fe 81 aud ~ Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

+ WILL SILL At PUBLIC AUCTIgS on
Saturday. May :, iss$ - The GoaTs- Hosss. u
two e'eieck n. The foilassihg lois IL the E&st-
ERA En3Argsmsnts lot T. block IS lets and IL,
bloek = lot II, sleek = let Is, block 90. 1t
u. hlSeks a. 1T II. block 81 los I. h5u<k %.
sALE POSITIVE. Title T~Efset. -
TERMS-Ose-haIf cash, h4aAace - sfx and
twelve asonfhs WITH fntsrvst. . CARED By Hsars-
gage. Apply q THOS- Z. SAkFIS. 5
APPS dzwTaTASa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
CTTY Ass'soR,s NOTICE,

fTsHE anaeFsiznsd Lsiax anAisas that III Real
4 EstzSe shsut4 h iistNd 10 The proper spner=.
aHd TN Assessment Roll b. nAae - correet a.
Ncssfsaey wonla inform zeal estate owmers aud
Ags1ts thar be n14y h4 fund at fs@ af1s of Eael-
kar. Blonns a c., no = Main street, each LAY.
Except Sanday.3 sefwesn 4 aud . oicfoek p NJ
ready - receive any iafornsAsioas either FrsNlly
Or in writfng, rexards eaaosss e g. nersAip OK
TRANSFER Il rial a safs IN klas eiIF d@sin The past
wear JOHN SCHUBERT.
upsz-.@w CITY AssssseE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

The Union Executive Committee fer
the First Congressional district
OF this State are hereby notified TO meet
in the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third day Of May, proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMs ELVES
II delinquent "a the tax duplicate f5r 1855 you'd
do sell 70 call At my Office znd settle the II
khey Nish to s&ge coats. LEROY CALVERT,
ApTil % Ia GoEnty Tre&znrsF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

oa April -ash, ID tbs Tfth Tear q her az, IT !.
Macy 6. pUPUf.
Tbs fanerai viii take place to-day. 50th. at : P.
n AZ the res azsaes of JIM. caId3sgf, on FIRST
bst1sen chsrry aad Oak Streets
Fsien4s are Invited to attend without further
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND cINGHAM
n Sun Umbrellas lust received aud selling
sCuArKER ( nussING's,
Nos. a. and % Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
HAIR JEWELRY.
HAIR JEWELRY.

III Miss E. Powers, S
VNROM NEW YORK. WOULD INFORM trur
ialIies that she ia prepared "a make - 49,
into CHutCR HAIR RRACELETS. RAR.
DROPS, BREAsf.ftNs Ladies' aud Geatlemen's
GUARD. CHAINS, SC. sc.
She l. thoroughly competent 20
DRESS LADIES' HAIR,
IN the LATEST STYLES. either at her soss,..e,.
at their own houses
The highest price paid for long hair,
nN- IL sidenee-No. Il, Locust Street, betwesn
second and Third, second house west OF the
Methodist Church. ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS



lrril =. lSeA--Aad aow il is hardy ord0rrd
snl directed hy the Commca Coui c effhe City Of
Evansville that the owners 81 al lots or parts Of
tots. fronting adjoining the northwest side af
sim StraeS. trpm First 10 Second Streets,
in said CITY. cause the side walks thereon 70 b.
brought 10 the proper grade, and that they CANS
= sidewalk II class Ne. ! b laid down thereon
~ithin thirty days fresa the Fchlieziion Of this
A. PFAFFLle,. Clsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
- DRESS-MAKING. -
Fashionable
ORES s. AKIN c.

Miss M. Brennan,
ECENTLY FROM NEW YORK, HAVING
II located in this city, 10 happy En- snnouass 20
the ladies tnaxshe il prepared 10 attend TO
DRESS-MAKING
An tAe LATEST STYLES and selicits thesr ma
trsrags rsmisiug give full satisfaction
sns Res dauce on Locust Strset, No. Al h.
tween SeeoaA nj Third, second house west of tho
Methodist Church. sp22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
ZOE RENT on SAFE.

IsOR nBNT on HhbK--A HEAuTtfuLtY
IT situated Hesldence. near tho salt Wells. with
about two acres o. Land. VIII trade for good
city prOpesty Enquira of 4
EE MiNdsT. COR. Main anA first.