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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

NV YoRE, March s0--Commodore
Radford has been ordered 10 the con.
mand of The mammoth iEon-clad Pu-
Fitan
Port-au-Prinee dates have been &c.
esived 10 Feb. 20.
Eight peraons we're executed Tor muir.
dering aud drowning child
SFw YoRw, March 5l.--The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal the 22d, has
arrived.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived al
Hilton Head on the I'D. from Florida,
and reported that the naval expedition
up the ST. johns river had captured the
Rebel steamer Hattie Crock, with 400
bales Of cotton, also lot Of uiee tobacco.
Brig Gen Hatch had been 10 Jack.
sonviile to relieve Gen Seymour, who re-
turned to Hilton Head.
The rebels are reported to hays With
drawn a portion Of their troops from
JAoksonville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

E-A recently established paper. call
ing fsself The keua Nation. asserts
as fac, aseertained. that Kieksbarg vas
defended by only fourteen thousand men
But General Grants official statement
Of the number Of prisoners paroled BY
him after the capitulasi0n 81 the city
pnts Il st between twenty-nine and thirty
thousand We think that the Nee Ma
ton gives very little promise Of living
long enough 20 be entitled 20 be called
The Old Nation - Louisville Journal
The Ne,o Nation started out By tell
ing a monstrous lie, and all the Demo
cratic papers are repeating 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

Wenow ezhort all Union men to go
70 work for the ticket 1t is q good one,
and ought to be elected The interests
Of the City demand this result A vic
tory in our City and Township elections
will be the precursor Of greater ones in
October and November We are now
fighting the political skirmish prepare
tory TO the great and vital contest Of the
Summer and Fall What good Union
man will fail 10 do his dutyY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
RECRUITS.
Reeruits for Naval Service

cEes Provost Marshal,
Evansville Ind Msreh 81. $50 J
NOTICE IS bfkEBY GIVEN. that su now
~ ready 10 receive recruits faf ths asfat service
% fhs uultse States
hsssuifs Eanst b. bst@een fbe agss 81 sightssu
sna fAirfy-nvF, and rot lsss thar Hss frst fouf
iufhes hiEh (sstsrsa solAisrs Who have served
ere fall sniissusnf snd are Il robasf health, may
- tekep AZ Forty year II age. and - sKAEslzsd
by the safEsoe II thr Bead " EaraIlsirut
All ueerpied geeFaits ~ili - forwarded At enes
30 Cairo, f,Ilu0!s.
BseFaits salistsa IN the aarins eorrs % bot Fe-
saiTs advance Hay 81 hausty ffom the GATED
states, but are sHtitlrd 20 prirr-mgnsy.
Men far tbs nasat service are erasiffsa on tbs
quotes for draft TIE sane - ui~t for fh. army
BLYTHE HINES.
Capt, and Prov. Mar 10Th Dist q Ind.
spGi di0ta
4Ninesnues Gazette. Neaut Vernon uHien, Roek-
port Umpirr. and Boonviiie Democrat repy two
weeks, aba ssad bill and thres copies u paper
g. zavortisef
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
MILLINERY sToCKII

NE HAVE NOW THE MOST COMPLETE
~ r;Srk Il military sssF 5E11zEt . this
city sbd vhjch Ee VII ssll - chap 81 whole
sale ~ retail. a. any house Il tho West.
Our Trimming Department Turns oct E5rE IA
ei1diEz BisAcblag, shaping aac Altering % lste
Style, thsf c1n not - surpassed All sFheTe . I'd
that ~ cheap pr1ees.
scHAPKEE BUssIsG.
~ and - Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
nISSOLuTION.

Dissolution of Co.Partnership.
Fs1HE C0.PARTNERsHIr HERETOFORE sx-
i isting between r. Browning, S. Browning,
aud Go. B. Browning, under the nrua- name Of
4. Browning A Sous, WAS dissolved on the 81 Inst.
by she withdrawal Of A. :. Browning from the
arm. h. Browning aud Geo. H. Browning, M
der she hrm-name II r. Browning 8 Son, will
scntinue thu business at the old stand-win pay
al liabilities OF the late firm, and collect all
claims due the same.
RICHARD DROWNING
ANTHONY BROWNING,
nh,Saim GEoR0E b. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
REMOVAL.

. W. G. HEWITT, FLORIST, HAS
EEASA. removed his Nursery 20 FIRST Av~nus,
E4eahA$ next dsor 70 4. Daak's Nursery,
&%xzAEs.- where he has established himself Irr-
My s'snsssiy.
De a. nov ready i2r sale, ell en- thsir own
roots the ANGST vsriegrso OF Roses, yrrbsnks cera.
mum, roehsias uslloirapez, PAlargcneans
poubls aud Csrnation, Striped Fetahiss, Hardy
Piles. ictsrnodiase stocks, &c, all perpetual
IieoUiug Plants.
Ibave also the new Doubls Towering zinniss,
xhlsh Gov sFs IS large ~ The tuil Double nahlia,
and the PbioA Drumpnii, from IS beautiful SArie.
tses, all irom marked flowers
Tho two packages Of sssd for 50 cents, free by
Dsil.
'Ft ~ Nay. Mh%s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
PAINTING.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
4 shop At No. 65 Main Street, where he eau hs
bnnd at al timos prepared 70 execute IN She b-st
possible usauner all kinde Of House and Sign
falnuRg, Gliding and PAPER HANGING. BY
slTict attention 20 haNiucss, he hopes to merit
liberal 6hars Of patronage.
febiS &. W. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
NEW BOOKS.

General Grzat and bis Campaigns;
rhe Art Of Conversation;
fAs stion's Sia and PunlshmsRti
Ia Gayioss; . spanish novel
a wousaS Ransom. By Robiassa;
cHato's csysi
AssSlatiopa Of Mother Juiiana;
--Ai-- J. BEALEY's.
No. 81, corner Of Main aud First STREETS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

10 salem, IiiIaols, slssfa soth. Mrs. HANNAH
ELtIpff ~fss q DE-. VA. Il. Elliott. agsd
nftY-sexau yeEfs-
Funsral services viii b held, a. two e'eiosk
P 81. ts-faY. At tbs rsssdsncs Of Thomas ~ H.
hstis % yeurfh stssss. b-isseu walnut asa
Chs-faat, 10 ths city.
TIE arisads AsA seglsalss4aets u che family ars
insltss & siisnd sihout farther neties
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

T0n Thursday night a large WOOD
shed at Fort Wayne, belonging to the
Pittsburg and Chicago Railroad, con-
tanning several hundred cords Of woOs
we're entirely destroyed BY 6re.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

CIScSEATI, March 5l-River risen l3
inches. Weather el0udy Thermons-
ter So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

- / scarsity Of farm hands this
Spring is Inevitable, and sPpseaensioEs
are expFsssedthzt crops viii De shortened
in conssqueaee The season is now At
hand when farm labor r much needed,
and L commands high remuneration.
Every arrival q e1nlgrants has found
ready employment bY the farmers, a16
We shan nol be surprised If the contra
band emigration should he greatly IN
creased BY the demand for lsboEers
Laborers viii also be in great demand
ia this city, As the presen. season prom
ises TO be one Of great activity among
builders Many new Improvements sSe
already commencing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
Gross SANDER on the Ladies In Beau
Fawf

fcorr-pSpssnes Of the Ssw Tori worl1.I
some ANONYMOUS miscreants IN this
department has attacked by the creation
Of rumors. the characters of the ladies
Who left the North to teach, the contra
bands at Beaufort and the islands here.
The charges are too revolting and shame
ful to report The ladies who have en-
gagged to perform the task OF educating
the negroes Of the department may mis-
direct their time, or aim at Improbable
ends, but they are refined, virtuoas Yo-
men, who evince the enthusiasm and
hdelity Of their sen IN the discharge Of
their work. To state anything implying
immoral conduct between them and ne
groes, is TO utter q base, unmanlyi ard
| foul SANDER on their Characters / have
known some Of them, and / can thus
speak By the card. If report was
| circulated that the lady teachers are out
/ Of their teen" tina. some Of them are
approaching the serious ages Of from
| hve-and-twenty to thirty, with single
blessednees hanging to their skirts ike
3 milestone; and that when they came
to this department they might have had
q woman's idea of marriage with some
Of our high military officers or wealthy
civilians mixed up with their philanthro-
py TO the negro, the report would be, or
might be, truthful We have had four
or Eve marriages in Beaufort, where
these ladies', who did not have beanx a
the North, were mated with men Of their
choice after brief eourtship. The ac-
| eomplished lady of one of our generals
ia among those who teach the contra
bands Two other ladies have been re
Gently married, and few more are zen
gagged They are constantly open e
surveillance, and no one with truth Oh
honesty can impeaeh their character
The author Of the SANDER, it is hoped
will be discovered, and you may dePene
be will at least be banished from this de
partment- ~ hI a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
Have in Stock and arriving daily

Have in Stock and arriving daily
sC@shs Trace chalas.
2,ea9fb- Log chsiu,
: dozen c. g Planters Hoe,
90 e ssrdsn Hoes aad Rakss.
- shovsls sna s,sds.,
- Hay ard Msuurs Forks.
foo scythe, Snssths aud craalss,
ioo F" Bieod's c. s. Grass, 0saIa and
BriaF seythsa.
. gross seythc ssoass.
y dossn Hay Rskes.
IS =" sheep Shears.
- cstfon Cs=ds,
Ion gree HALVES and Fcrks.
so dozen Poekss Eafvos,
leo gross Tea aud Tshls epoons,
80 scsss eoR~e Ml1s
- Izzi satvss,
80 Garry Csmbr,
20 Kegs wheeling Walls.
80 dosss Fsd-Looks. e.rgsa : A1.Fiesa.
20 Door Los and Lateb-s,
100 gro.s American ssrsw.,
l. I1o aoxso Sboes Horse, C1oth soA Scrub
80 Tea ard Counter Scales,
cases Hsra Fraus States.
: tons 3srsz Grind Stones.
DoOr. esas ssd Strap HiOses.
Boxing Hsshi1ss
CsFFsntsF Teolss
Cooper Teols-Bs-ss1's ssd Whites,
Ohio Tool cozpssy Pissss.
Cabinet Hardware.
HiIi ard casss Get Saws,
Chain Prmps, SC. ke
A. Eost q osE goods we're parehassd for
CASH before shs large advance tn
Hardware - sill ossr thea 81 sss lowest
possible RATES.
JACOB sTRAUB s son
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

PIrTxEURo. March 3l--River 10 feet S
inches BY pier mark and rising Wealth
er clear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

WESTERN GENERALS TO HAvR Con-
NAsD.-There is excellent authority for
the statement that Generals Buell., Nc
Cook, and Crittenden will soon be an.
signed TO commands in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
UNION CITY TICKET.

Fer Mdrshoi,
ANTH0NY TEkY0OhDE.
Fer Carl,
ADoLPn PFAFFLIF.
Fer CoilsoEor,
WILLIAM @. BEPPLE.
For Treasurer,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
Ror susTsgor,
CHA BLES q. GEkUH0.
For Street ComnissfoHer,
ALFRED KIRKPATRICK.
For Asssssors,
Three 10 b. elected,
WILLIAM WARREN, ia,
JOHN SCHUBERT,
JOHN PAINE.
FOR Cougleiiiaea,
Let WaTd-WILLIAM DEAN,
81 WaTd--sAMuEL NJ. ARCHER,
50 Ward--JOHN A. BfRKEHBUScu.
fth Wara--JACaB FLEMtN0,
6sh Ward-AHDR2W J. HUTCHINSON,
OBJ wsTd-THoRETON MALEs,
Tth ward-HENRT J.. DANETfELL.
Bth WaTd--FREDERfCK ". COOK.
sth waFd-YILLIAH MILLS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

De4Tn OF Mn LoyEJoY--By The death
Of Hon Owen Lovejoy, says the Cinnat-
ii Gazette, Illinois has lost faithful rep
resenlatiyei in Congress, and the eaass Of
freedom so uutiring advocate n he was
not lavish Of rhetorical eiegancies, it was
because he felt be had mission 10 per
form, and that he had no time to waste
on mere nioeties Of expression. For the
system of Slavery--and. indeed, for OPP
preston OF every kind--he had no char
ity For daring to question the morality
Of Slavery, his Oldest brother, Elijah p.
Lovejoy, was murdered By mob at Al
ton, III The memory 10 that brother S
fate was always before him, aud urged
him on in his warfare against the tyr
amy which bereaved him. He lived
long enough to see, not the end, indeed,
bn. the beginning of the end Of the iniq.
nifty he fought. Mr.. Lovejoy was ma
tive Of Albion, Maine, and early in life
was clergyman. His age was not far
from Fifty years
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

H- Gen. Roseerans has suppressed
the circulation, in his Department Of
the New York Metropolitan Record,
Copperhead Catholic paper. As the Gen.
eral is himself Catholic, the act Is the
more significant
a special from Fort Smith, Ark, an
nounees that the Army of Arkansas left
that post ON the 18th for No,hern Texas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

GuEREiLL4s ~ KEsTucgY-CArTURR
or RAILROAD TRAIs--On yesterday,
says the New Albany Ledger Of Tues
day, the train from Louisville TO Lebs-
non, on the Louisville and Lebanon
Branch raiIrosd, was captured by, a
squad Of eighty guerrillas under the COM
mand Of Capt Bennett. The train had
left Louisville with a good load, and up
on reaching New Hope, a point seven
miles from LebaLon, it was fred upon
by party Of men under Capt Ben
nett, who claims that be belongs to Nor
gan's brigade. In the firing upon the
train one OF the guard was MORALLY
wounded, and another slightly. The
guerrillas, after capturing the train, sat
fire to and burned the passenger cars,
but permitted the engine and baggage
car to go to Lebanon. The freight train
which left Louisville for Lebanon, re.
turned Capt. Bennett stated to the pas
sengers on the train that Morgaus en-
tire command was in the State, and that
il was their intention TO destroy the Lou
isviile aud Nashville railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

MOVEMENTS OF FORREST. The Nash
vile Union, of Wednesday, says of For
rests movements, after leaving Paducah,
it is believed that he divided his com
mand into two or three bands, the better
to make his escape, as he discovered that
formidable preparations were in progress
to catch him. Two regiments, accord
ing to telegram received from Col.
Baldwin, of the 5th Kentucky, are east
of the Tennessee, and a small force un-
der Lient Wheeler is east Of the Cum
berland. The remainder are west of the
Tennessee River
The whole force VIII not exceed s.
500 men aud it is believed large mum
Der CT them will be captured, as their
horses are jaded The gunboat No. %
is patrOlhng the Cumberland below Fort
Donelson, and others are expected from
Smithland to aid it Several are watch
iOg the Tennessee, and troops are sta
tioued at all the chief points to intercept
him.
The wires are cut between Fort Don
elson and Smithland The guerrillas
are aiding Forrest when in their power
10 do so.
1t was reported last evening that the
stesmer Savanna, bound from Louisville
to this port, had been captured in Cum
berland River by Forests raiders
A number Of Forests men appeared
Monday at the Empire Iron Works, six
ty-6ye miles above Smithland, on Cam
bsrland River. It was thought they
were hunting for fas-boass, number OF
which are usually there
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
DYE-HOUSE.
A. h. Adams
Celebrated Steam DYE Hoas

RouRTH ST BET IeeUs- 4 wALSrr =
L Dyes ali ktras Of plain and fancy Sofks -
good aad cheap sAsy establishment in tae West,
% short NOTES. sfsbfl ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
SHIRT MANDATORY.
j. S NIT FL IS
SHIRT MANDATORY,
10. = GecOnd st,

CHIETs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- ~ neat ard : ht warranted stock Q
ready made Shirts and Collars AIEAyzSa hzzd, and
Al prizes that viii suit tie p1senSssr- Tueki1g
s1AiIrs, sstfchi1g BosoIas, Sc 5sns with neAtnssS
and aesYzfoh.
Thankful for past sv0rs ths sabs1Fibss Esspsst
fully sciic4ts 8 eeufua8os % the patronage %
literally bestowed icr tins pact ave years
Gotta J. sAITE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
e v a n S
CAVALRY HORSES.

oFffcE AeTs hss'T ocsE4Esz4s7rs {. ,. AzzT
EgsEsYLIE, fxv, Hzrrh y, is<3
VfHE CSDERsIGkED WILL PURCHASE, f.
i open market for the Qnarser4ssfer's DsI aTi-
meat &. s. Array,
1000 Cavalry Horses.
sPEcIFIcATIJgs.-An 90 - l5l I've ys4rs
old and ever. SD not n1ofs than 20 biHs year.
old % b ff5l ffbsen bands high and rpUar5s !;
coiors % - bay. brown, AID blecz Tres fr0ra al
blenishes and vicious tricks. broks % TIE ssddla
aad 10 ell respects good. sousd, serTiesabs horsse
suitsbis for cavalry. Mars viii nOt ~ received.
1870 DOLLARS
wiIi y paid Er All bor - accsptsd. Ior,ss --g;1
BE received IN lots d eight zad Upzard- O. tbe
day Of inspection fApdi tb, 1914, and eaeh sae.
essding day grhi tbs sho's sgrabeF is gurcnassd.
foueheFs ali D given intvedlxtsiy o. aeoeuras1e
n lots - si7.s stated EieN Efu - paid 81 pfs-
seri.iios 70 Lest. Col J.nes 4. KEln, cLlef u
1A'a'is ? 2 a 4 S.,, = s.s.singion, D. c.
oehl7 5Jta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
LIME PnR SALE

a n8AT q rREsu LINZ iass arrived aSa lor
= ssia - the lsadias .seissafss thAa In stores
cait saFy asa leave ggaafs. nsat les 81 isEsr
edge q City Wharf
apri d4s J 6 suACKELF0Bp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
WANTS.

NdIHEns-six or eight Miners dad con-
w stAnt work and good wages BY applying to
james Oakley, with Measrs. JAequesa 4 Fronch,
or 20 tho uuderui gned on Green River
uogg W n. OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
FOR SALE.

DIAL EsT ATE--I tsks this occasion 60 notify
II All parsons desiring 10 sell Real Estate IN the
CITY Of Evansville, or land ia the country, that
have nok on hand about one hundred Lots, which
propose to tfer for sale about the middle Of
April. All persons having such property 10 sell
can have the same disposed Of by leaving the de-
seription % my once prior TO the second day Of
April. ALYAH JOHNSON,
mh3e Real Estate Agent,
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT--A very desirable
- residence Lot on F,fst Street, adjoining the
residence Of George I. Sonntag. Application
should be made early.
Also ono Lot on Cheanut street near seventh,
IN the Eastern Enlargement.
JOHN W. FOSTER,
mh23 At Gee. Foster b Co.'s Warehouse.
DRIcK HousE.--A two-story Brick House.
ID containing IS rosns, tin roof, situated corner
Fulton Avenue and Franklin Street, Lamasce.
Title Cd Terms easy. Enquire at CHARLES
HELLER's. opposite the Cuurt-house.
mch5 Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
FOR RENT.

nTFIOE--I have one Of those hue Offices al the
~ bead OF the stairs, second story Of Chandler
Bloeh, Etili vacant 10 desired. the tenant eau lee
accommodated With . rear room, by applying linz
fasdiatsly. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

n@The outbreak in Coles county, III
inOis, proves to bea most serious affair
and is not yet ended The traitors IN.
der the lead Of the copperhead sheriff
0'Eair, precious villain, are eoueen-
trating and eutrenehing, and a large
number OF troops are being sent to route
them.
We will publish fall accounts of the
affair to-mOrrrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
GROCERIES.


y and for ssls hy REILLY ( CO.,
rch9a ~ Main street.
CEED POrAToks.-la0 aFls. New York Pota-
. toss, Flakes aud Peach blows, Just received
and for sale by REILLY 3 CO,
mch29 u Main street.
DABY WAGONS. = 80 Baby Wagons, Cabs,
ID Gigs, Duggiss. just received and for sale By
REILLY & Co.,
tnehpa - Main street
4 ,SGs. - TIE hignost ma ket prieo paid Tor
- EggA, gfhsr issSs or packed IN barrels, by s
- REILLY & Co.,
uooh5s - Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

SR4sTs "BLUxDERISG AEDAoIrY. -
The Richmond Sentinel, in commenting
on shsrmans bold advance through Mis-
sissippi, says She aims to march with
celebrity upon Mobile, trusting that luck
win crown his bt,ndsring aHdaeity,As it
did Grants az Yieksburg. That's very
good This eblundering sadacity' ia
likely 10 be the death Of the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

Eos ELzcTons Al LAAsH.
David 8 Gooding, a Hancock.
EsshsLd W. hompson, Of Figo.
ron sTATE ELEcroHs.
Lea ptstfiot---Jamss O. Denny, Of KnoE.
John 4. Houghisnd, o. spencer.
"a DistrleI-Cyras y. NIXON, o. Clark.
Francis Weatsr, n Lagrauge
"a Districe-Henry u. PfitehArd, " Bsrtbolo'
new.
Madison Esaua, q Lawrence.
4th Distrlet-Leonfdas sexton, ~ Rush.
u. V. KyRsf. o. Frahkiiu.
9th District Benl Y. Ciaypool, Of Fayeits.
Joshua n. mellstt. ~ Henry.
9Th Distriet--J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
j. & Green, q shelby.
7fh Dlsiriet--John Osborn, Of Putuaia.
Thomas y Rife, ~ rarts.
sih Distrlct-R r. Davidson, u TippsrauCe.
BenJ. Gregory, Of WerrsB.
gth DistTict-Jamea u. Bedford 81 White.
Aaron Cnerney. Of Porter
10th DisfrlGt-r X. Dickinson, Of Dekalb
Haliet Rilhonrns. Of Eikhart.
1ith Dlstriet-John NJ Wallace, Of Grant.
James N TsBspi@F Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
THE LAST CHANCE.

The Last Chance to Avoid the Draft
rTNHE slst EEGINEST INDIANA yoLr-x.
L IkkkS are IN vant Of feW zae1s good nssr-
IHots ~isnlsg % See sexTios can Do 60 by auIist-
isE n the as0Fs regiusat. nov Al cuulberIand
Gap Apply % LIs1r Roasnrd gs~-,'f13s -
- = - 49, ms In
EfSLIsT II THE 4th INDIANA CGY1TRY
IL o1ics fSaRd At Jas UsIs's PIos Faetory
joins UgIE, o e.
kecrHiring oasssr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIGS FEET ron SALE.
FI'AKE SOrIgR -Ioo dox. 80. rlekIsa PIG,
4 Feet fgE sala ~
julius PFAFFLfS,
Azfe Street. bet . suftk ard csaAL
4rFI asf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
TO THE LADIES.

fuST RECEIVED By EXPRE-s FkON
u Mae D~zorest's ia cslsbrAse.a Dfasasnd
Duss. pafrS1iSed By j Erspsr1tE5ce Erxsulz a tie
uhIs u As8n Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
FOR RENT OR SALE.

NOR BENT or sALE--A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Resldence, near the salt Wells, with
about tive SSrus Of Land. VIII trade for good
aity property Enquire Of
S.E. afNGsT, cor. Maln aud First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

lNPozrER-The several Lodges Of / 0.
o. F. in this State are cautioned against
an individual calling himself John John
son, bat passing under various names,
aud pretending TO be a member Of vari-
Gus Lodgea- Il has been aseertainei
that be is an arrant imposter. Amy
Lodgeto which be presents himself should
arrest him, and the Grand Secretary can
furnish such information az win insure
his conviction.
Papers throughout the State are reques-
ted 10 copy this notice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
For GovsyToY,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAYaE.
Tor LLeaf. Coperxsr,
GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL,
o. aARTIS.
Per Secretary Of 6tats,
HEEsoH TRUsLKB, Of Faystts.
F9T Aadaov Of STATE,
THOMAS D. BOCARTY, Of Wabash.
Fer Treasurer Of STATE,
JoHa I. MORRISON Of Washington.
Pr AaorHsv- General,
DELANA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Fbs Cgsrk Of he Supreme Court,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Por BeDortez Of Supreme Court,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Narion.
For Supreme Judges,
lat Distriet--JAs 8. FRAZER, OF Kosoirsko.
% DistrNt--JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
81 District-CHAg. A. RAY, Of Marion.
4fh Distriet-R0BT. Q. GREGORY, Tippseanoe.
Fo~ sspeints,stlent Of Pubic IastrIietioa.
PROV. GEORGE ". HOss, Of Marion.
, 1864-12-09

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

IEkkIIORY OF WASHING ION,
County OF WALLA WALLA. 80
DY VIRTUE OF AN O2DBR OF SALE. issued
4 , out OF the District Court of the First Judicial
District and to me directed in the case Of Edward
Shell US l.. Spencer Rodgers, commanding me to
sell at public auction the following described prop
erty to-wit Lots No. one, (1) two, ~ three (3)
and four (l) in Block L. in the city of Walla Walla
as shown by the plats Of said city, county Of Waa
Walla, Washington Territory, together with the
sash and door factory buildings thereon, machinery
and fixtures thereon, the water ditch and wat6E
1ume leading thereto, and the el-power and priv
ileges to said property, will,
Thursday. the 10Th day of January, 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and 4 o'clock
p Of said day offer the said above described real
and personal property for sale, public auction, to
the highest bidder therefor for cash, or lawful mon
ey of the United States The sale will take place on
the premises. W. S. GILLIAN,
Dec 9, 1854 I'd Commissioner