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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

bU- The Quaker City Telegram says
that a shocking homicide was committed
near Liberty, Union county, On last Mon
day. Charles Greek and Alexander Pad
dock, both wealthy farmers, residing on.
adjoining lands, four miles south Of I.ib-
erty, had trihing unsettled account be-
tween them, add At noon on Monday
last Mr.. Creek, who had number Of
men IN bis employ cutting, wood, said to
them that be would 70 past the Geld in
which his neighbor, Mr. Paddock, was ~
work, and make a settlement OF the az
count, aud started away, carrying his
axe with him. Arriving in Mr. Paddock 8
field, dispute arose between them, and,
a. Mr. Creek relates il, Paddock order
ed him 70 leave the premises, which be
Was in the act of doing. when Paddock
followed him in q threatening, menaeing
manner, which enraged Greek, who turn
ed upon him and striking him with the
AKA upon the neck, severed the wind-pipe
aud principal arteries, from the effect OF
which death ensued almost Instantly.
Creek Immediately informed the asigk-
hers Of what had occurred, and gave
himself up to the officers Of the Las.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
WORKING Guns br steam.


Last Friday, By invitation Of the IN
ventor, Major Generals RoseeraBs and
Pieasonton, Brigadier Generals Ewing
and Gray, and ten other officers Of the
army. accompanied BY Commodore Hull
of the navy, visited the Union Iron
Woi ks at Carondslet, % witness trial
Of the steam tnrret on the iroB-elad Win-
nebsgo, invented by Mr. Jas Il. Eads.
proprietor Of the works:
As we are prohibited, BY general in
structions issued by the Navy Depart
meni, from giving description 10 de-
tail Of this wonderful machine, we can
only state that two eleveninch DAhlgren
guns are 50 completely under control Of
one man in it, aud handled with as much
ease by him, and with almost IS much
celebrity az a p4irof daeling pistols could
be. Every movement Of the guns i
made BY steam. They are run out TO
their ports by il, and their reeoiI i
checked by IL; they are lowered into the
hold By steam for loading, and raised
again 10 be fred, aud all these move
meuts are made in as little time as il has
taken to relate IT,
One Of the most interesting features
about the turret is the smalless Of the
port holes iato which the guns are thrust
They are only large enough to receive
their muzzlesi yet the guns are fred at
any angle between five degrees Of de
preston and twenty-one degrees Of ele-
walton, with equal facility
The perfect ease and accuracy with
which every movement was gone through
with excited he admiration Of the whole
party Four shots were aimed By Gen.
Rosecrans at a target, aboat three quar-
fsrs OF nile distant, some ten or twelve
feet square, aud each one struck il fair
~. The firing from II Is much more
| rapid than from the Ericsson iurrets.
The fifteen and twenty inch guns can be
handled in this way quite az easily 81
/ those in this turret When steam is ap.
| Piled % them, ~ We doubt not Il soon
WILL be, the officers Of the French navy
wiil no longer BE- witty with the assertion,
| that Americans have PCT large guns il
their turrets, and FIRE them three times
an hour II worked by steam, their
value viii be greatly enhanced By the
| inefehsFd rhpi1fy IN urthg. ihese FleFfH
| inch guns can be Withdrawn from their
ports, lowered and loaded and returned
ready for firing in sixty seconds. The
horizontal range is obtained by rotating
the turret All the movements and pc
enliari,ies Of the machine were courts
ously explained to the party by Me J
w King, Chief Engineer, u ). n. The
inventor, Mr. Eads, was not present, be
ing confined by sickness TO his hoase fol
several months past
Ii occurred 10 Us while witnessing
these interesting experiments, that thii
invention would be Of great value 70
land Notifications, aud we think the at
tention Of the War Department shoul,
be called to H. Patents have been g
cured By the inventor, not only in til
United States, but In the principal coun
tries of Europe.
This, we believe, is the 6rst successful
attempt to work large guns by steau
and we feel some pride in the fact tia
the problem has been solved By uativ
Of the West, and a citizen Of St Loui.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

BEsB-The Madison Courier SAYS We
scarcely look over paper ia this gloomy
aye, but we are horror-strieken at the
announcement OF some brutal outrage
ON civilization by the seeessionists ofthe
South, in the shape Of the abuse of wo-
men aud children. One Of the most
heart-rending and inhuman outFages
that has ever came within our knowl-
edge since the rebellion, is that perpe.
trated upon the wife and two children
OF Elisha Pratt, Of the twentieth eompa-
ny, second battalion, Veteran Reserve
Corps, formerly company Il, 9Th Regi-
ment, layalid Corps, now on duty at this
post Mr. Pratt was compelled to leave
home and family near Knoxville, Tenn
on the LIST Of September, 1862, for killing
n rebel eonserip,ing officer, He eyaded
the. rebel authorities by keeping con.
eealed in the forest until January, 1868,
when he escaped TO our lines, and en-.
listed in the LIST East Tennessee Caval
~; WAS wounded at Sheibyyille. Tenn,
IN June, aud transferred to the Invalid
Corps On the 18th Of March last he
was granted furlough by Capt. ]. y.
I 1fbNsf teAiAhbahHA VI tuis post, 10 WISH
bis family near Knoxville, FROM which
he had bern exiled for eighteen months.
lie proceeded as far as Nashville, Tenn
and was prohibited going any further.
He sent the peeuniary means, and re
quest to bis family TO move 10 Madison,
Indiana. Mrs Pratt had made the neees.
sarY arrangements TO start eH route here
on the 18th inst ON the 9Th, the family
were invited hg George Williams, an old
neighbor, to dine with him before lesv
ing. Mrs. Pratt. with her two youngest
children, aged four aud two years, weni
to the residence of Williams, took din,
ner, aud the result was they were al
poisoned The following day (l0shl tht
poor mother, with her two innocent chill
dren, died
The rebel fend, Williams, together
with his family, have since been arrest,
ed, and are now in Jail at Knoxville
awaiting the law to mete out to then.
the fearful wages of their sin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

ToBAcco MAREEr.-The Louisville
Journal Of Wednesday reports sales Of
3S3 hhds as follows: IL hhds of trash at
81 5Otslo IS and IS l0(as3 -. % at 81
IA 81. IS at S5(a5 IS, 60 at $6(76 90.
81 at $7ta7 9S, II at sos 95, % at 50
Ca9 90, Il at $iO(9l0 IS, IL at SlI9II
IS, 5 at sl2@l2 IS, 6 At SiS9l3 IS,
at sI4 IS, l0a l5@l5 50, IA At SLIGO
10 IS, J at SI7Gl7 IS, IL at SlSsa.f s
IS, I at $le@l9 rs, l. at s20C720 IS,
9 at $2lG2l IS, 9 ct S22a22 -, ii az
S23@24 50, 6 at $24G24 IS, at S2e5
25, > at $50 25(S26 so, at S2T925 %,
| at S2sss at $50 25(a30 IS, | a. 80,
%, | at $i5, aud at $40 Z loo fhs.
Sales at the Louisville Warehouse Of
~ hhds as follows: 70 hhds heavy leaf:
at $1o(a$20 T5, 3 at 5 at $al@2I so,
at S22G22 %, 5 at $2S623 SO, 4 st
$s4Ias24 IS, , at $27@2T IS. Tat SIS,
At S29 25te, so IS / at S45. The las,
hid was manufacturing tobacco of ivy
man j. Sius, bought BY George Nash.
ESQ, OF this city. Is hhds light leaf:
5 a s. l097 80, ) at s. S0S,s 50. ,
at S9(as9 90, at $l06lO so. ? At 81
25(9ll so, 2 at $l2 so, ? at SI4 SCALE
-, ! at SIS, 5 at SO 25Gl6 rs. j At
Sl4 %, Sat SIS 25@lS so, ) at $le so
- hhds light lngs: 1 at 81 S5G4 90.
at S. 1895 65, Cat Sota9 %. i AZ 81
aud hhds trash At IS lo(as 50 per 100
pounds ,.ee-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

RAlx AND THIS CRors The New Al
bany Ledger Of Wednesday says
1T has rained almost necessarily Tor
he better, or worse, part Of two weeks,
aad the consequence is the grouad Il
soaked into mud two feet down, aud the
streams are high over the bottoms ia
every direction from which We can bear.
One good effect Is that the wheat and
grass are coming forward finely. In
Noble county, where but three weeks ago
il was thought that no crop would ba
made at all, the Herald says now the
wheat is looking first rate. In Hend-
rieks county tAe Ledger reports the
wheat IS excellent, standing well, aud
half leg high, aud the crop will fall lit.
tie short Of an average The Marshal
County Republicans says 'lha rains arc
bringing cut the wheat surprisingly
Several similar reports reach Us, aud
leave as the consolation that the food is
not going 70 be an unmixcd evil Fruit
is generally reported bettor than was
first supposed
a correspondent Of the New York
f.Fehiag fest, writing IRON toiedoy -,
says; M
Judging from what have seen aud
what hear from travellers through Ind.
ana, Michigan, aud Western Ohio, an
Of opinion thst the wheat crop promises
veil The eloady aad vet weather for
the past twO weeks has been very favor.
able for bringing forward the plants
which had been weakened by dry and
frosty weather previously People who
have been acting on the expectation Of
light crops of grain the coming season
are quite likely 70 be disappointed
There is q superabuudance OF land ready
for tillaga IN summer crops. and such +
the encouragement which high prices
hold out. that We may expect all the
available force ia the country, amin al
aaa mechanical, will be used"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

n0- There was some disturbance in
the Office Of the Franklin Democrat,
Copperhead paper Of BrookviIle, the osher
day, which it and It's friends try to make
case Of persecution on the part Of sumo
soldiers. The Defender, however, says
the whole trouble was that two soldiers,
who claimed that the Democrat had said
something they were aggrieved 5y, be-
came drunk aud boisteTous and wen. :,
the Office to demand an explanation L
little row occurred which ended IN the
two soldiers being expelled, and that was
all Wild rumors of murder and vio-
lence 70 soldiers followed, and reached =
company Of Home Guards at the Fs r
grounds, and grestexcitemeut vas caused
BY them, but nothing more.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

MAIL FAILURE.-The Ohio d Aissis
sippi Railroad failed to make eoDnection
yesterday at VincenBes, and of course
there was total failure Of the Cinein-
natl, Louisville, and much Of the East
ern mail We had hoped that failures
were about over
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
GROCERIEs.


O6O LBS CnOicE BOLU0NA sAU5AaE-
ZOO FOR sale at
ELIIoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
6OBUsnELs FKgsis GROUND CORN MkAL
~ In store aud for DO Al
ELLIOTTGfAMILY GROCERY.
&, poz. NO. l TUnss
- 0 doz No. F."
/" - "
10 Mes q In Nostl tubs
20 doE assorted Rolling fiIs;
8 dor. Butter Paddles
doz. printa,
90 Baskets, assorted sizes;
z Just received and Tor sale at
ELLtoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
nRE Hundred lbs. Choice Table Butter
4 hil lara
Just received aud FOR sale AZ
ELLIorrs FAMILY GROCERY.
FTNEN BARRELs Large Pickles, for sails BY the
n dozen, hundred or barrel, AZ
ELLiofrs FAMILY GROCERY.
LNIPTY boz. ASSORTED IIurd aud Shaker
II hrooma;
~ doz Fancy Hearth Broomsi
10 doE. Whiak
Just received and for sale Of
ELLIorTs FAMILY GROCERY.
1.-TWO THOUSAND LBS. Uaoice sugar Uarsd
Il Dried Beef nics article.
For sails At ELLtOrT's FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

April -. lssA-Aaa nos it Is hrreby ordered
Snd diusete1 - the Oemnon Council Of the City
Of Eysassila that the owners q all lots az parts
81 iots leeafin o. adjoining northwest side oi
4aiu ssfQot from Csaai % sixth strees,
IN sid city, eaase the side walks thereon % b
brought e. the proper grade, and that they
caasa a sidewalk of Class No. /. 70 u laid down
thereon within thiriy days nom the publication
q this uFlar.
A. PfAFFLIN, Cigsk.
fssrkss mae. Ann =. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

oHnEF foN a INK NIlk WAX.
Aprii -. 1Sef.~And new 10 is hereby ordered and
diFecfea - the common council OF the city Of Nv
snsulie that the owners Of all lots or pAr Of lots
Treating "a adjoining the northwest side Of
Cum street. frem Third 20 Fourth streets, In
ssl city .esuse tie side walks thereon 70 b brought
20 the proper grade, and that they cause . side
yak Of Olsss Ne ?, b be aid down thereon With
Ia thirty days fEom the publication Of this order.
A. PfAFFLfN, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
FOR RENT.

ITALL-The second story, hssker'a Build.
H Ing" ~ Main Street, IA for reut. The fpOIa
u the best aired and lighted ia q b. city, sai u
about feet wids BY - 10 40 fist long Al pres
snt partitionod on for oifieea.
Possession given ~ the hrst day Of May. En-
qulrs II sCHAPKEH BUSTING.
nFFICE.-f have one ~ those iins oas,ass It tie
~ head u the stairs, second story % Chandler =
Block, still vncant. ifidssired the tsaaHt be
accommodated with rear room, by applying in-
Insdlately. JOHN J. CfIANDLkH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

AfF1 -, istt- And ueu Il l. hsFrhl orlercd
snA dlseStrd - the Common Council uf the city Of
Esansviie. that tbs o~nefs 81 an lots parts 81
isfs ffWftlnR an ur adjoining the northwest side
syosasnse street, from Niath 20 Tenth slreets,
1T said city. eaase the eide walks thereon 70 be
hfaught4a fhe proper Na4n. ana that thny cause
= fisfe.waik nf Iass No. o. He laid down within
thirty days from she publication q this order.
A. PFAfFLfN, Clerk.
CLERKS 0slss. Aprii y. iSg,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
wBrigadier Gene.rIal Prince was

Be- Brigadier General Prince was IN
the city, guest Of the Gait House, yes
terday, says the Louisville Journal Of
Tuesday. lie arrived from Nashville in
The morning, and leit for Cairo last
night We understand that be takes
command Of the forces at Cairo, Padu-
cab and the troops stationed at intsrmt-
date points ia that portion Of the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

pD-see FIRST page FOR the correspond
ence between the Kentucky delegation,
which recs ntly visited Washington, and
President Lincoln. On the fourth page
viii be found Interesting Geographic dis-
matches.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
FOR SALE.

II 0JsE-A two story Brick iiosse on vine
II Street, bstuesa seventh C1a Eighth, eon-
tanning four rooms and a Kitchen, also good
Cistsrn, Stable, Wood Shed, So. The LOT Is =
feet square Terms cash, f0F inrther particulars
'p Sprias = W. '''"'''' JOHN FRglpLElx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
CORPORATION NOTICE

Aeftl =. fssf And new 81 IL hereby oFd.red
aua r.s-5si hF ihs Camuiuu Ceuucii " The City -
grsasssiIE 81 ta assasrs OF AL lots parts %
lat-. fssufiaz ssigaininx thc s'uih ussi SHE
q Mate sifsef. frani lAshi 60 SiNth streets, In
said tlsy saase tls side walks thereon TO be
gsassht = ~ fssltT Frsis, and that thsy ssu.a
satsssik II elias "a 4, With wooden rnrt. -
iaia aasa sithia titiftF days hotn the publ
A. rTAFFLIN. clssk )
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

Az ON CRixISAL REcoRD Old
volume has been donated oshe Fair.
says the Missouri Democrat, printed in
1860, entitled !" The indictment, arrairu-
men', trial and Judgement Of - regi-
eides with the maEderers Of his most sa-
cred Majesty King Charles the First. Of
glorious memory, begun at Higgs Hol.
low, on Tuesday The Ssh Of October,
1860, and continued at che Session House
Of the old Bailey, until Friday the l9sh
Of the same month, together with divers
DEGREES. &c" The work Is in good
state Of preservation, and Is printed and
bound in the old English style
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
PROPOSALS.
reef Cattle

IauE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES To PUB.
1 sliass. ia auHen markris Tor The ass % tha
UnIied states Army,
oSE THOUSAND BEEF CATTLE.
che saue 10 bs aeiiyaFr At this posi In lots Of tl
fffasn sad upwsFslf--puffL bases 90 D. pFucurtd b.
sgssrfSassilans and requirements heretofore pab.
Isrha.l. aud furnished upen application.
- yfleat in sssrl late on delivery.
y II. EuRMAN,
capt. &. r.. and A. A. Y. ~.
nflos commlssary - Subsistence audi
Acting As istahf tsuartermastes,
KfAnsflils. Tnd. April -, iHat.
apes IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
HAIR JEWELRY
Miss +. Powars

MISS IL UW6Ib,
TNRcM NEW YORK WOULD INFORM rHK
II ladies that she l. prepared % make 20 order
into CHOICE HAIR BRACELETs. EAR
DROPS, BREAST-PfNS ladies' and Genffemen's
GUARD-CHAINS, &c. &C. sFFH
she Is thoroughly competent 70
DRESS LADIES' HAIR,
In the LATEST STYLES. either at her rooms or
At their own houses. -
The highest price paid Tor long hair.
go Residenco--No. Al, Locust Strees between
Second and Third, secona house west 81 the
Methodist Church. ar2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
CORPORATION NOTICE..
esers rs ; rlAss sspr wAlk.

and dinectel By tie Common O. :nci Of the City Of
Evansville thai tbs oNuars cf all lots parts Of
lots. froFfiaE on adjoining lAe putfh NeSt side
Gum stiesf. frsm Second 90 Third streets,
in said city. sause the sidewalks thereon % be
brought - The proper gr.de and that they cause a
side walk of Class No. ,, % be laid dow2 thcSeoa
wiiIia thirty aays from the publication Of this
order,
A. PFArFLIN, Clerk.
islarAs = nasra Anil = 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

I'VE HAvE RECEIVED ANOTHER LAReR
W stock Of Dry Goods Of every description.
which viii be sold cheap.
sCHAPKER 4 ppSsING,
tfaud ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

The late hour at which the mails
and important telegraphie news are re-
ceived at this ofics every night. renders
it necessary for Us to devote the inside
10 the publication Of the latest intelh-
genee. Our editorials, or st least 3 por
ton OF them, viii generally, therefore, be
found on the outside We suppose fheY
viii be read JUST as well there as Ia their
usual place - Tines M
Ii wouli materially add to the respect
ability of the paper if the editorials were
left ont altogether.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

nNuOsE WISHING TO RUY CARPETS
cheap bad better call soon. We are selling
then on az less than manuacturers' cost
SCHAPkER BUSSTNG.
Nos AZ and q Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Notions and Fancy Goods

WYE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
wv and Fancy Goods, which We sell, At whole.
sale or rptail. ohsarer than any other horse
sCuAFKER a MISSING,
Noe AZ and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANK HAMMERsTEIN's
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
TSRANK uAMATERsTEIN TAKES PLEAS.
III urr IL saying 20 his Friends aud CUSTOMERS
that no has now on hand, and 10 manufacturing,
Wagons, Carriages, and RurEica % all qualities.
The work IL all done under bis Immediate fuspee-
ton. consequently viii be warranted,
Persons from a distance having Carriages or
Buggies 20 ra-paint or re-trtm can have their work
DOM 90 the shortest notice, and on the mest "a
soraba terms. fsa
Being the oldest practical Buggy aud Carflsgg
Maker Ia the city, he 4, Therefore better prepared
than any other manufacturer 60 al orders.
aneq n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
SIZE Sum UmbreIIaa

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND eINeHAM
IA sun umbrollss just recciycd and ceiling
sCHAPKRR nUsStNe,s.
earf Nos a. aud A. Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

IA Correspondents now and then foI-
get our rule, that no attention is paid to
communications not accompanied with
the true name Of the author.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

MAzRIAtE or A MuEDERERs vIDor.
We understand, says the Missouri Dezze :
Graf, that Mrs. Hansen, widow Of Ealen-
tine Hansen, the murderer, who was
hung at the Jail on Friday week, was
married last Saturday to a soldier at JEFF
ferson Barracks. Having worn the weeds
Of widowhood and xept showers Of tears
for eight long days and nights, she con
Guided to "dry up, aud take third
husband 70 compensate for the loss Of
poor Valentine. "Fraiity, thy rame is
a widow s-z--s.--.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
FOR RENT OR SALE.

IaOR RENT or 6ALE--A BEAUTIFULLY
IL situated Residence, near the asit Wells with
about two acres o. Land. Wiii trade for good
city property. Enquire o.
8. u. MlNdaT. cor. Main and first
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Ole RaiIu aournaL.

Tbs onion Executive Committee ftr
the First Congressional District
OF this State are hereby notified to meet
in the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third dav Of NAV. uroximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
DRY GOODS.

The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West.
WE HAVE THE LARoES'r STOCK oF
w Fashloaahic Millinery. 81 every drefip-
ton, 70 be found In the West.
With a Milliner like Mas Eiiza Beilam 60
superintsnd the Trimming, and BieaeheIs ct like
reputation, We can warrant satisfaction.
+" Que Price aud Cheap pricoa i our motto.
from which no deviation IL allowed.
SCHAPKER a BUSSING,
Nos. a. aud % Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
TO THE LADIES.

TUsT RECEIVED BIZ EXFRESS fEOA
d Mus Demcs=st's tbs eeisbrztsd Di.Eond
Dust, patrouik=A By 4 Ezspsrzsrics E1gsnia ~ tbs
Court u FrsDas VII p. sT0DDARD.
mhtS n MAia Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
! CITY ADVRRTTsEMENTS


NkrEE Fok a halCA sInE WALK-
April =, tS64.--And nov il is herchy ordered
and directed By the Common Coz c ofthe city Of
Esansville that the owners % al lots or parts %
lots fr0n ting on o. adjoining tbs northwest side Of
Enl Stptet. frlsa First 20 Second Streots,
in said city, cauSs the side walks thereon 10 b.
bronehf Il the psoper grade, and that they eauss
a sidewalk Ct class Ne. ! BE laid down thereon
within thirty days from the rsblicafion Of this
order.
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks ofioe. AnriI =, rSss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

That IS Islander Mr.. Democrat, and you
ought 70 be Ashamed of Yourself
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Fresh Beef and Flour.

Fresh Beef and Elour.
oaaea unlsed sfhfea Com % Subsistence.
Evansyiiia. Ind, April ~. isua.
GEALFp PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
> eiii - received a. this ofBer. on MONDAY.
MaY IS. isi.4 frem aFaf hands aud persons loyal
10 he Government. for snppiJing
FRESH BEKF
a. the iruors and hospitals al this post and viola
ITS until che 1ist day 81 Jniy. ls6f. IN aceurdancs
with seefeatiens hereiriora published.
0Hs thoHsand hafftis tKtfa fiaur-ehaicss 10
hsTnls lined brand - b stated, aud samples II
st iessf - 10 taauds - ncramfany each nd 8
tokihsF nth other sprelhfations hrrei ofors PUB
llsrad. and fafuishsd % bidders. Il desired.
BiaEk proposals. farnishsd ON application.
.. n. EHRMAN.
apt u Capt. 9. 4 and A. A. v. ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
sNODDY & HOWARD.
Commission Merchants.
FOR the sale of
Tobacco, Cotton, Pork. Flour, &C.,
So.I5 BROAD STREET, NE.

Sxw YoKK, E0v. Isf, 1853.
NJ VIZ Z snOzIdy, q LoaisFiIls, KsafnekT
this 9ay becomes partner 10 eur house he re-
rssfnz IN LeufsFiile, and viii make LIBERAL al
Eaness % sbfpassnts y PrOsfuc@ 70 cur aSdress
GszsaunIestisas ad8ressssl to Snos q ' A Howard.
Louisville. KsntGcky, IN relation to advances On
shipzs1t.. VII have prompt attention
As-srs- Cex 4 HHDphrsy, Evansville, Indizua,
Hsuts 70 our address
Thsnkfsi for the pstrossgs % Iibsrsliy exiesd-
- % Is. ws aops ooa Tin assi0n Of the sams 20
saoesy Howard.
1our obe4ieht servants.
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