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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

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|t1t4't ~ 1sI.1 I1 |1| 81 IStiy side OF
'.i.E ( 0 NJ ~ Fifteenth street
"a fstf s4f 7A0ut 81 feet, Ito the Mill
44-a two story bricA Dwelling,
& laRd adjoining No. l., on the II noriherly
M FlNssRd Bridge street, l2 feet 1
Il " ~, teet on Bridge street.
~ Et H34 I4 81 i|l Racs,D which is a
m ,a w u 81 s s i 4. it formerly occupied Ivy
11 W * tory brick Drug store
Aga ~ A AS mining No. ., g foat s
VIE NJ {.N I ~ N, exteading to the sail
= ItI 70 and lot Of land situated
on th0tuA Fsss a|| III slli ieenth street. No. ~ hr-
tNeen MArkst'9z z lets, IL feet inches froat
on Thirteenth strset, Ishg back that width 81 leet
inches.
No. g. A Triangular lot OF laud bounded by King
Street, Fifteenth Street. and Bridge Street. which is
erected Frame Cooper shop, and Frame Barber shop
belug e3 feet King Street. III feet Bridge sree
81 fsst on Fifteenth Street.
No. g. lot q land situato on the Easlerly side OF
French Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets, 30
width lo7 feet inches, TO Elisabeth Street which
erected Frame dwelling No. 1i2s.
No T. lot Of land situate at the N. corner Of -Four.
teonh and French Streets, being l5 feet front French
Street. aud o. feet inches, Rourt ,euth Street.
No. 8 Is the elual undivided threetourhs part or
snare Of lot ofland and frame dwelling situate on tbs
northerly side Of Fourteenth Street between Preurh
and Walnut streets, adjoining No T. 2s feet Fourteenth
Street, extending back that width AZ feet.
No. 9. A lot Of land the easeflY side Of
Orange street. the distance 5O feet Houihery from
Fouresnth street. 2 feet front Orange street. extend.
ing back that width 100 foot.
No. TO- The equal, undivided half part or share Of
two story brick dwelling and lo OF land situate on tbs
eGatery de Of King street, between Sixth seventh
Streets No 62 20 feet front King street. txeuding
back that width one hundred and ten feet.
No. II. A Frame Stable at the corner Of fourteenth
and King Streets ION ground OF Thomas s. Newlin, J
said Stable being 20 feet front by al feet deep with straw
| house adjoining, now occupied by William Morrow.
No. II. frame cooper shop on land OF said Thos 3.
Newn adjoining No. H. u feet front King Street by
is feet deep Fourteenth Street. now occupied by WIN
] Il. Sehoen q Co.
| No. lS A large Frame Cooper shop the Of
Fourteenth and Walnut Streets ION land Of John W.
TAtum,) - by ~ feat aud occupied by Cornelius Wilt
hank, also Forty hve shares or Stock in the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company.
TERMS Ten per cent, day Of iale; One-hali the
purchase money remain tile Real ksale on Bond
| B. s. CLARK,
E. F. BETTs. Executors.
| JOS. W. DAY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Trugtee's Sale of Real Estate.

By virtue of decree Of the Court Of Chancey Of the
state OF Delaware 10 and for New Castle County made
mn twelfth day Of May A. d. 1864 will be exposed to
ssio At Public Yeudue, on sArUhDAY, the sd day OF
September next, 10 o'clock A, M In the city Of Will
mngton, at the Hotel of John Foster Opposite tho City
Hal1)
All that certain lot piece Of land situated in the city
Of Wilmington, with three story brick dwelling there
ON erected bounded and described follows, u wit
Beginning at corner Of land now or formerly Of Joseph
Wall on northern side Of Fourth at the distance of 50
feet from the side Of Poplar atreet thence by
line sf said lot north 80 deg l0 fest 70 the southern
sdo ofa new alley be by Justin Pierce former
Laid out and for public aley or passage way ieet
wide through the square thence by said side Of the alley
south bs deg east 20 eet 10 sake thence by
new lus parallel with the FIRST described line and win
Poplar street south 80 deg west ITO feet to the aforesaid
Sds o Fourth street. and thence thereby north bs ee
vest 20 fet T. the place Of beginning, containing Wo
thousand two hundred feet Of land, be tue same more or
less. ---, 49,.
Al tbe tne and place aforesaid by the nnderssuei,
Trustee app ointed by the Court q elect the said sale or
| III Attornsy JNO. C. PATTERSON, Trustee &C.
p A. The above house and lot will be sold for cash.
subieet 10 the appro OF the Chancellor, subject to
prsexating mortgage lien Of $500. II confirmed by the
chaneOiloT an unquestionsble title will be given.
jy26H IT,. f. .. u IL ITaHtee-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
The New Tariff Act.
nmnIal.

Official.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
PasssS al the First Session Of hs Thirty Eighth
Congress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

Eye AND EAR-PrOf j. Isaacs, NJ. D., ocu-
list aud Aurist, formerly at Leyien, Holland, Is
permanently located at No. oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
treatei aud cured IL durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.--The Medical faculty is invited, 40 ho
has no secrets in his mode OF treatment. jul7 1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

If you want Refrigerator, call at 604 Mar
ket street and take look at the North Pole, it
is n good article, and we are closing out at old
prices FRRRIs GARRETT.
May 10, II.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by g. Chandler 4 Son.

Wheat Flour, per 500 l2a5
k@opr, PEI
v r hnshel
~
60 y ~. n
a. u 4 x XII w 0f d. W. Voorh
Clis.f l4sl y, I 4 NJ Y = ~ g !, q
beans, =. =.
iIsmp' a n-d .is|. /. q. q \ Il Z. z s..b| ".
Turnip per lb...........,...:ssz Z s|s *
Hops per
No. MAekere, per ~
oulz1 lllNt
"5 sOu
Herring, per bDlt Ol( 100
POtatOes per %
Hay, por 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Convertible into a Six per CEN
500 Gold Bond,

In addition to the liberal Interest the notes
three years, this privilege Of conversion is now Wsrh
about three per cent per Snnun r the current rate for
$50 Bonds not loss than nine per cent preniua and
before the the premium on six per cent U g. stocks
twenty per cent 1t will bs seen that the aua
profit on this OAn at the present market rate ia not less
than ten per cent per annum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
U. S. 7-sO LOAN.


The FesrsiAy Of the Treasury avss notice that sub
serptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years from August lSh 1854 with semi
annual Interest at the rate Of aud po
cent per annum,Prncaa and interest both TO be paid
in lawful money.
Thess notes will be convertible at the option Of the
holder at maturity into sz per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not less than Eve than twenty years
from Iher date, the Government aJ elect They will
be issued In denominations Of e5o so1 $780, $1,000 aud
$4,000. aud all subscriptions must bs for any doarl Or
some multiple Of any dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the ownSrn free OF
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Dspoats they be prepared
As tie notes interest from August IS, persons
making deposits subSeQusnt to that date must pay he
Interest accrued On date Of nOts to date Of deposit
Parties depOnillng twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these nOlss at any time win be allowed
commission of Onequarter of per cent which will be
paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt OF
bill for the Amount certified TO by the oncsr with whom
the deposit made. No deductions for commissions
must be m Ads from the deposita
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
Special Advantages of this Loan.

IT NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher rate
of laerest than any other, and he bssf security Any
saving" bank which pays its depostorr iu u s. Notes,
considers that it ia paying in the best circulating medium
of the country, AMI cannot pay In anything better for
It's own assets either in government securities or in
notes or bonds payable in government paper.
It equally convenient Temporary or permanent
Investment Ths notes AlWays bs sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest," and are
the Lest security with banks eoAtsras r eiacounu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
PENINSULAR R. R. LINE.
Chapee of Hours.

nm and after MONDAY, August 1864, Tran3 for ths
" accommodation Of Passengers will Rs folws ui
u further notice;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

TEE THgGTsE We regret that We
have had but moment each eveaiog
to look in at Masonic Hall since the
company now playing there opened, a.
that moment has convinced Us that the
artistes are worthy Of the most liberal
patronage Of all lovers Of the drama.
In their profession Mr.. Hanchett aud
Mics Price take high rank, and while We
cannot say bis abilities as a tragediau
arc far In advance Of any actor who has
ever appeared gu the Western stage
or that be even equals Forrest, or Aur.
doch, or Booth all Of whom have bees
West Jet we can safely say that no such
ability has been displayed on an Evans
vile stage
- The Stranger was produced last
night with thrilling effect, Miss Price
sustaining the character Of Mrs Halter
in manner we have seldom seen sur.
passed, while all agree that Hanchetfs
g Stranger was supurb. A Igood bill
is presented tonight, and we hope
10 sec an Increased attendance.
The attendance Last night and the
night before were large, and highly re-
spectacle, and we hope to see more
liberal patronage extended to desery-
ing company.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
yeE York Markets.

Ksw Tesx, April =.
COTTON tn better -. fnr Milling rr-
iazds.
FLOUR IsesZsg better 81 sa,sss = for Extra
state. - Ioass y for KxtTs RIO. and s. 3ns
% IS Tor ir.ds br@aas. maakst closing ARM IA
sellers al insids quotations.
WHISKY s1gltsd, and decidedly higher; 81 y
@sI 20.
WHEAT ssss bssisr; 81 ssssi s. for Winter
Bed Western.
Rte armer At 81 s3gSl s..
BARLEY Aaors ae.fys and arSaer.
COIN ArmsEs moo. doing At 81 IS foE Western
Yellow.
OATS s,ars active - sss9oe.
GRoCERIEs-Coass arusr. Sugar active.
PETROLEUM excited Rshsyea. In i9nd bz1Sse;
fs-o. s5I1e.
PORK higher, and IN god asAaAna =. sssg
90 . or Ssw Ness.
BACON SIDES active a. izi<s.
LARD msrs active. aud highsri li9ISe.
BUTTER stsNsy At ESQ Sc fer wsstsrH. sHd -
ssoe Tor STATE.
MONEY assiue aud arm at : q cent.
STERLING ExcnA SGE decidedly ar@sr. IT.
regular. SD HHs.siisa ssles Il nFss-elass bills
reported a. taa3is6.
GOLD fsrsFlsh, sxeIisd. and decidedly higher
Opsaing At T4if. sdsaseiaE - -, aud elsslag ct
Tp&.
G0yKgsAEST STOCKS af@sFt Fiso-Twsn-
ties. coupons, iis1xsils; TO Treasury Notes,
oeiobsr asd April, iizl.9iizs4.
ssbseFfpiions u the Tss-Foriy Lean at the
Fir national BaHk to-day ser. So. 80.
Receipts at the Custom -Hoaae to-day $3.50, 600
" whIeh Sse.0el wsTs IN Geld Certificates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

SOB wORK.-Ths Journal once Is furnished
ith faii assortment Of new and beautiful type.
The latest styles. aad Is mIly prepared 70 exc
sts as handsome work IS e.n 10 do.ss IN she
State, such as LgrxEa HEADS, BIZ nzADs,
RsiDisos, c,aevLAHs. BusrsEss cAxOs, BAtt-
,ezErs, ssIrrrSs- GtIts. Pesrsns, &C.. 4s., either
plain or hneg eolors.
OUR DTsDERY.-ws have In oonBeetioS With
this Once one Of the best BOOK BrsDERIEs aud
BLANK BOOK aAEUfAcTUEiEsin this state.
and are prepared 70 do RvLue and sfsDfSs - De-
sIrsd. Magazines, Periodicals, &C., bound IN any
style required, aud Old books rs-bosHd st short
notice. Le8gers, Journals and bIask books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses. hsr-
chants, &C., manufactured On IS rsasenabIs terms
a. any other establishment.
~ work done at this once viii be done prompt.
aud viii De ready whom promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

PeRsoNAL-We had the delightful aud
unlocked for surprise Of visit from our
old and esteemed friend DIR. Stephen J.
Young Surgeon Of the 10Th Illinois reg.
iment, who arrived in this city last night
direct from tho front in East Tennessee
His regiment is now at Sweet Water be.
tween London and Cleveland.
We have known the Doctor for the last
twelve years as q Democrat Of the strict
est sect, and true to his principles after
more than two years experience in the
Geld he comes home on a short furlough
yelling .up with patriotism and love Of
country, and hatred aud detestation q
rebels aud Copperhead sympathizers
He goes the entire policy Of the Adj
ministration, aad i firmly convinced, ne
every sensible man is, that slavery is
dead, and that the end Of tho rebellion
is at hand We regret that We have not
space and time tonight to relate the IN
teresting conversation We had with him.
Ho says the armies Of the Cumberland
aud Ohio are uni, for the reelection
of Mr.. Lincoln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14


New YeRK, April lS.-The Psrssr Of
tbs Peruvian reports passing several ice
bergs in lat 45-55, long. $3.50, and en-
countersd dense fogs
The Lsndon Pests city article says a
private meeting Of gentlemen connected
with she cotton irade was held ON the 2lss,
for the purpose Of farthering arrange
ments 10 import cotton from The South
ern' States BY loans on the purchases
and the withdrawal from the circnlation
Of bonds, through company connected
with Paris, London, and Liverpool the
arrangement 10 virtually completed
Danish affairs unchanged
II was asserted that negotiations be-
tween the Arch-Dake Macmillan aud
the Emperor Of Austria had terminated
1t was rumorsd the pirate Georgia had
eAptared the ship New York, in the Bay
of Biseay.
Nsw YoRK, April l3-Tlie steamer
Eagle has arrived. from Hayuaa on the
9TH. Sugar firm and unchanged.
Nsw ToRr. April l2-Gold has riser
this morning to 1877. Closing price tai
A. T. 1si. The market continues sx
cited, and the transactions are large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
THE VERY LATEST
.TELEGR a h H.


70 A&tSAA1rl
WAsHissTos April FL. IS reported
on good authority that Gen. Lee has OF
dered eli his officers 70 send their bag
gage 10 Riehmosd before The 10Th. as
after that date the road ~iil be ssed in
bringisg up reiaforceueuts-
Sine Of Mosbys men we're captured
% sunday night Bear Middieburg.
The. guerilias last nigh; eaptured TIVE
or six and killed Captain of the PeBa-
ysnia Reserve, between Union Mil and
Manassas
The House Committee establishes the
Territory of Montana with the SenAts's
amendment that all inhabitants, black or
white, can vote.
The Tines special says stringent
order has been issued regarding citizens
allowed to remain With the Army Of the
Potomac.
The House Ways and Means commit
lee have adopted Odelrs proposition to
impose tax on all brokers sales, stocks,
bonds, &c, &c. The tax on spirits to be
$L25; tobacco, 30 cents per pound with
graduating scales The committee esti-
mate the bill will produce about $780,
600, 900 Of revenue, Il will be reported
on Thursday. A small tax Is imposed
on crude, and 25 cents on manufactured,
petroleum.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Ar
fairs has decided It inexpedient to take
any action on the House resolution in
regard to Mexico at present.
Hsraid'n sp.ei@;.I
The Virginia Convention for amend
ing the Stale Convention, adjourned yes
tsrdsy, having adopted resolutions abol-
ishing slavery in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

CIRclnT CoURT. yesterday was occu.
pied principally, in the Circuit Court, by
the trial Of case in which John d. App
was plaintiff and John z. Meni, defend
ant.
This case is one o. such complex
character that our yoL-.. friend Bippus
was unable 10 give it name, and we
doubt If the lawyers in the case fairly
understand Il, and we pity and compass
sionate the jury which has to listen to
and decide upon its merits
Fred Wahnsiedler put in a plea Of
guilty, in two cases for selling liquor on
Sunday, and was mulcted in the sum Of
$500 in each case.
Judge Parrett, a day or two since, de.
cided that an appeal from Justiee-of.
the-Peace should be considered in the
same light as an original action, and
must have Soc. Government stamp
upon H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
Foreign News.


Nav York, April l3.-The steamer
Ktua from Liverpool, 30sh, via Queens.
town 3!si, arrived this morning.
The Times thinks the Conference will
meet with reasonable hope of success,
the basis beiag Danish integrity.
The Paris Bourse was lower.
LlssRrooi--F!Our neglected and diff.
eul. to sell Wheat quiet and easier for
Winter Red. Corn quiet but steady
Loxpox, Thursday IN Den-
mark unchanged No additional fight.
ing.
The T. 5. steamer Kearsags arrived
ia the Thames, and corvette st. Louis, ~
Lisbon.
The applications for discounts at the
Bank yesterday, though en- . hlll scale,
we're no, 80 AAvy "a previously.
Il is thought tina, Macmillan is re.
qaired by his brother to surrender his
right Of succession to the Austrian
ihrone and royal property
i.tvERFooi. March sl-Cotson quiet
and unchanged Breadstuffs dull bat
steady. Pork declining
LosDoS, March sl--consols 9is to
s'1'oF money
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
HONG INTERESTS.

ofthe NKw AMERICAN ono Ans, With srOsaeis
attAchmsat, haished in afteeskk aiaersnt s,ylrs
elegantly polished la Rosewood Cor PaTloE uss
Also, IA BLACK Walnut aad OAK for Churches.
sehoois, lodges, &c.
AlsO. snith's unrivSiisd Meiodeoas. warranted
fer fvs years. For sale BY
fh WARREN = CoNYNGToN,
9 oetAt-sm No. Main street.
To PH4sseisss.--ig you wish - parehsss pass
pvuxs. aeaeinss, aud cheSaicas~sAt small ID
.vanes on EaStera prizes, 81 and exAmine KKLLEz
: wHlrK's stock. where yon win and every Arti-
ele that Is neessl BY the professor And prizes
which eannot fAil 60 sEEvs sAtisaxSsssa. Their
ore !. At No. 81 Main strest. mAy4d1wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CIxcfSsAfi, April is-P-z-
YLoUE aasesiisd, and IA setiEs Speculative
asz4na: ssparnas - 5oass 50. Extra - Es9
% 90 ard Ys-asly s.as7 %. elosinx rather guiss.
WHEAT s1rsteea 90 81 t&ssi = for Prime
Bs1 and whifs
C0gz sas.aesd - 81 -, I'D in gssa dsa.aad-
KTK hsld ~ 81 q.
OARS sav.acsA - s-ssss. ssd ia sesis. Ga
-sa1
wHIeXG @sii%ss zsF- buy-ss tsaa s-li-ss 81
u -. hofdsxs sskisg e. = ~ tee sies-.
Provisions sssysHs. Asss rork sivzsesa
% 81. BaIk Nests fosiie. BAesa ssouIsers
sie. Baesa ssaes-sO.oc9 1s OH ei-ar-Ribhed
sogd as L. Lsrss sRssuiasivs aszasd Scr Lard
sAirs s1o tiere-s At ~; sev hsH 1se higher.
CLOVES SEED s4vsnosS - ".
GRoCEKrEs-Cosss nfss At t4st5e. sngsr Il
ate Moixssss 81
GOLD IS. sILyEg -. ExcHASGE IL sei.
I've d.rsaud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

eapER 70 AEyATz sfpu w&tE-
March II. is5s.- And mes II l. hereby ordered
and directed BY the comnaon Couac8 " the city
% EEMusx1lis thAa the owBers 81 all Iots parts
ofists fronting on Or aAjsniaK the northwest eide
of Pine street from First to CsafTs sts-sts.
In said city, eMasA the side wtiks thereon 10 BE-
repaired withis thirty days rem the publieatisa
A. PFATFLIS, Clark.
cIavk.. osaea March IA fsS4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
nIllItarr Orasr.-Na. . J..

Iieadqusrters "a okiiaenf Indiana Legion,
Evansville, Ind, a prii itsh, lisa
Commanders Of Companies will AZ
semble their f,tH commands armed and
equipped on the l.ongworih Tract
Saturday next, April 10th inst, st one
o'clock = NJ
by order Of
W f. HoLnSGswoRTH.
Col Com o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
A General Rebellion.

Triumph OF Great Discovery.
The pubic has rrtelisl sgAizst qsa@-ri-isg h.
1gss. fsshion bas fersworn them. 4 saszeisgs
esn sanhity has adopted. IA their stead za--~ -.
cRIsTADOR0'S HAIR DYE,
asd ne tAsss rr~ss-s: II susbFexnz and blsekesz
tas Assr net the sss@- It is nss.fssss e-sel ~
ses ssrra-s lsssd. Il eoes ne< baEi<sans 1atsss
vita ssSossf~s ssasise si@ses bat produces ksr e~n
1esss A='s- Its eo0line sescs : Easss<s Its "a
salts are sssss~. Il screw YzEsE Maaufasszrsa
BY J. chIsTADoRo, No. Aston Houss, New
NoFk- sod - al drxgstats APPLIED hy all
! haiF-drssssrs. - Rehsa In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

e&pEk EsfAtE EALE-
Harch II. Iss4.-AB1 ae~ Il is hsF-by ordered
Snd directed ~ tbs Common Connrii Of the City u
FxansF1is. that the Of al iots or parts II
loss. fro1tinz O. q &13otainx tbs usrfh-szss s1s
Of water street, f1zm Cherry 10 Ozk afreets ia
said City cause the side wake thsr.oa 70 -
repaired wishin thirty dsys from the pasiizficB
of this oT1@r-
4. PFAFFLTS, Clsrk-
Clerks 04Cs, March q. 1884
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

BAY" Hiram Nelson wishes TO inform
the ladies' that there is to be an auction
sale Of desirable dry-goods, at the auc-
ton room, commencing this morning at
ten o'clock, and that he will be there to
put them through. Ladies', GOMEZ a
chance for bargains! Sale to-day and
tomorrow forenoon and afternoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. sKAfSAL.
Urinary. and Sexual syssens-ssw An.s relAhls
trcstmsst-ia Reports Of the HOWARD ASso-
CITATION. seas BY mail in sealed letter euveI-
ePss, ffes ct ehsrge. Address nR. J. sKTLLTS
HoUGHroS, Howard Associates No. sOoth
Ninth Street, PhiisdslFhis, p.
sprts6t dk~fys =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

BaB- Tbs Crescent City Band propose
TO give grand concert for their own
benefit in short time, and we hope our
people who deligh. in rich, inspiring mu-
sic, will make up their minds 10 prepare
to give them bumper whenever the
affair shsllcome off The Creseen, City
Band has no superior in the State, aud
perhsss not in the entire West, aud il
an institution which il Is not only eat
interest bat our duty to snstaia well, and
we believe that the liberal hearted peo-
pie Of Evansville have proper appreei-
alton Of is merits, and will do. ample
justice IN the premises. 49, s.s...-..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

Bay We had the pleasure yesterday
Of meeting Col Pace Of the 10th cavalry,
who. is stopping in the city for day Or
two. Col Pace is fine specimen Of
the Western soldier, tall, graceful and
fair, with bright, flashing eyes that in,
dictate fight lie entertaips high opin-
ion Of the men Of his regiment, who
number about 100 slroug, and who are
being rapidly mounted, armed, aud
equipped, and are fast preparing for the
Geld.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

LOOK HERR-FamiIies can now have
their furniture cleaned and vanished at
their place Of residence by leaving their
addresses at Rees & Aker's shop on the
alley near the Eureka Bazaar. Cane
work aud holsiering done TO order Split
bottom chairs rebottomed.
1id
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

Muir1Rr ELEcTioN - The Morton
Guards held an election for Captain on
Tuesday night, which resulted in the
choice OF Ben, II. Griffith by ono major.
ity over John Wymond, now LIST Lieu.
tenant oithc Company.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14
coRsoRarIox sornx.

oabEa Fa Eaftta s{9y uAHH.
MaFek II. tss4-s All nos Il u hereby sEasrra
aHa dtrertsd ~ the Geszlaaa tsgnen efths City ~
Evansville. thzi ths awDefs of al tats o. pArt- Of
lots, fseuttng 90 Or afjoiniax The sbaihwss sids
FaaFth street, ffau Wins IS piff.io1 sfrssts
~ said City. canes the sias walks thereon 10 b.
rsrAitsa within thirty days froua The i,ubleatiya
Of this afdsr.
A. PFAFFLIN. Clerk.
Clerks ossns, March a, Issf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

LECTURE. 49, Charles T.. Marsh, Esq.
viii deliver lecture on, Commercia,
Law To the students of Belnn CONNER
cial College, on Friday evening, April
18th, at eight O'Clock.
Subject Sales Of Personal Prop
erfy."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-14

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has located At las De~rscsn ssres<, espossas r. O..
chisgo. Ills. BE saca-~sfsiiy aiiis sd sssx.sssl
sAa@xs without psis o. knise. IN tress sssr e.
twenty -fesr henFs. Also curS~ all kis1s Of sores
and plies a cure al<sys guaranteed % es ssy.
dsc3a ixZ rf tfs-f 7. q. BeA e4ss.