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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

JUDGE NIBLAcK AND HIS REPRESENT
ALIVE IN THE ARMY.-Some time ago
the Vincennes Gazette charged that
Judge Niblack, Member of Congress
elect FROM the First Congressional Dis
trict, had taken thief out Of the Knox
County Jail and put him into the army
as his substitute and representative.
A few days since, and weeks after the
charge was made, Niblack published a
card in the Vineennes Sun, in which he
admits that he took the man from the
Jail, but says that he has not made any.
thing in the transaction.
The honest men of the First District
who voted for Judge Niblack must feel
proud that their Representative is repre-
scented by thief in the army.
The GaFette publishes the card Of the
Judge, and, in commenting on it, says:
The Judge admits the fact that his
substitute was in Jail, charged with
crime, and that be did take him out and
employ him as his substitute. We
charged that he was thief but the
Judge said he had reason to believe
that be vas innocent Of crimes, bat
that he had no personal knowledge of
the man. - We are Al q loss to under
stand upon what information the Judge
predicated his belief, for his organ,
which the Judge certainly reads, very
positively announced his guilt and his
intense loyalty, and public opinion was
unanimous in the verdict Of guilt from
the facts, and wa strongly suspect that
the Judges treason " for believing him
innocent was that he could procure him
for substitute without expense to him,
self. l.f.ga.ef rffex-aa
The transaction, as the Judge informs
the public, having been q private one,
we OF course don't know the private
reasons which influenced his mind, and
are left to infer them from all the cir
cumstanees, but taking the case as sta
ted by him in his card we conclude LIST,
that he didn't want TO be drafted; I'd,
that TO prevent it he wanted to put in o
substitute; Sd, that the object in view
in putting in a substitute was TO relieve
himself IRON the draft for q year to
come; 4th, that in making his arrange
ments to do so be expressly took int
consideration fAs county 60assaty5 and
5th, having been previously very liberia
in relieving himself and friends from
drafts he thought the time had come
when the county should reimburse him
and at the same time furnish his sub
stitute. If We did Judge NiblAck in
justice in Publishing that be made thEe'
hundred aud fifty dollars By the transAc
J ton, we are are sorry for il, bat knowing
, that very many of our citizens lmucl
poorer than him had paid from six hun
, dred to nine hundred dollars ont of thei
/ own pockets for substitutes, and tha
: the bail of the Judges Representative
was only two hundred and City dollars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
A CARp

Understanding that rumors prejudieial
TO the loyalty and Christian conduct and
feeling OF Mr. d. S. Wheeler have been
founded upon a conversation slledged
TO have taken place between him and
myself concerning the death Of our
President, and rebuke, by ne, admin $
tered to him on Saturday last at St
Paurs Church; This is TO inform all
concerned that no conversation of the
kind occurred at the time or place speci-
fed, nor was any rebuke by me admin
istered to him for any disloyal language
whatever. H w. SPALDING,
Rector st. Paui's Church.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Annexation OF Territory to the
City of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Commsu CeuBCiiof the city q Evansville, Ia
pursuance Of the PROVISIONS Of an Act Of The
Gen, raj Assembly Of the STATE OF Indiana, ~.
proved March 6, 1861 entitled an Act % amend
The seventy first sestion o. al act entitled 40
Act gfautnE 20 tn citi1ens % the tow Of Evans.
xIllo IN she County Of vanderhnrah a CITY Uhart4
ef' approved January ~ 1871, and o. add sup
uliEadlial saciions 20 said act, viii on he Soth
day Of April, 1902 present 70 the Bears a County
gcmuIssiOners of Y andcrburgb county a petition
praying Tor the AnBszation 90 said CITY the
following described territory, and setting iorth
the r. AsonE sor sach annexation viE Althat part
% the southeast quarter % section ainatosn Slsl
To snsHip eiR l6l Range ten (tol west, decri peo
a. Fellows, sias Compromising "a \ stone, IL corner
esiablished BY the Cuauty Survcyor) on The sonth.
lins pf said quarter.aectlon, aed adjoining inc
Northern Enlargemcnt Of the CITY OF Eyansviile,
sud running thence BY Am direct west, thiee
bundled and eighty fonr CiSf) ftet thence North
two thOasand slx hundred AMI fgrty t26iOl let %
1, store thence Hast three huudred and eighty
aud seven tenths $50 7-iOl feet 20 a stone and
frosn tlrhea south, twn thousand siS huodnsd and
lorty l6f0i feet % the place of heginningi aais
territory neiug CONTIGUOUS 90 the CITY o. swans
WILLIE aud not plated OF laid "a.
Wv W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attast--A. PFAFFLtE, CLERK, rf
By A. - MoGria, Deputy Clrk,
Aht9fl -Yf7ft- ran~ -.rr-l etg.ste =af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

NOSE WEBSTER. 1t is said that this
guerrilla leader and a number of his
men have made their headquarters at
Leesburg, Harrison county, KY, for a
month or six weeks past. They were to
have given themselves up at Lexington,
Ky, Saturday morning. A few days
since, a detachment of soldiers stationed
at Cynthiana, had a little brush with
Webster's guerrillas at or near Lees
burg, in which four of the latter were
killed.
Rather remarkable way of prepar-
ing to give themselves up. We suppose
they wanted to fight the Federals just a
little ito taper off.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

FuSERAL OBsEoUEIs.-The entertain
ment at Mozart Hall last night, was q
most pleasing affair, and reflected much
credit ON those engaged in it.
The Hall was magni6cently decorated
aud 10 the most admirable taste. The
walls were draped in mourning, inter
spersed with Gags, pictures and ever
greens, On one side were the portrait
of Abraham Lincoln and beneath it the
Emancipation Proclamation. Over the
gallery was stretched black cloth, on
which was inscribed, "our Co untry,
and in front of it was the beautiful Ban
ner Of the Crescent City Silver Band
who from the gallery, played appropri'
ate music in their inimitable style, The
stage was decorated with great taste anC
beauty.
In front was large American fal
draped With black, and inscribed " A. L.
in black and gold letters. On the righ
of the stage was the word Emancipa'
ton" and on the left the word, Free
dom" in letters Of gold. .
The exercises throughout were highly
appropriate aud Impressive. The clos
ing sTableau was exceedingly 6ne, AM
elected great admiration.
Our German fellow citizens are n
less noted for their good taste in sue
displays than for their patriotism an
l0rol., .A@tM 70
1 10y ally. s-ae ITS $500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
CARD

The undersigned are requested BY
Mr.. d. S. Wheeler to do him the justice
of stating publicly that, at the draping
Of st. Paufs Church in mourning on
Saturday Is inst, P NJ. be (Mr. Wheei
ler) was not present-there being no
person in the Church on that occasion,
besides ourselves and the Rector of the
Parish. G. n SPALDINS,
Henry c. GwATHMEY.
Evansville, april l7th, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
BANKING.
To the Stockholders Of the FIRST
National Bank Of Evansville.

ATA REGULAR MEETING o. TIE IsoABD
IA OF DirectcEs Of the EiEat AaiioEal tank, held
April 81 b, 1865. IL ordered fhet fha capttai
sfock az aid aB4ak b incrsasse $50, 90, tbus
making tbs sespifsEs S5DO. efOs fhaG slgD,Dsy q
SAID ipcrHase be paid oEI u tEe surplus earainss
Of szid Bank and thst a call Be made Ufon "
stockholders fsr Sis0,uo0 of aid iBrreaSssDJs
to Be paid On or befors Nay lat, s5oC2 p y pala
on or LsfoTe June Is and 300 = = pad p q
beffs Jsly lsf, lss5--ths sHaa beng !. -. -.
an suOuur equal 20 70 pr esHi- = s'-9 t.e-
stock OF zach Shareholder - -
Now, in accordance with tbs 80 = ~. 80
are hereby Notified 20 pay al IS = 49, :. =,
aid increase OF its-eaPi' 81 = ~. - = -
- - - yS1;f i.e.1 - per cent on before
80 - -. - - sdditfoEisG - ,ser cent on g
- 80 IL Isr5 = And ia dsatuit q such
SsL--s -, ~, III forfeit b. right u - much q
- s,.ss. 81 ftss "a ritzi sock yea fail %
- e. JAS. II. CUTLER,
~ ~ i Czshfsr.
Aio To- Re. s= tzls1sJ lfk Z
sscas fHCUF G5 sssf1asrE a-l CIT u, g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

pG-The merchants of Nashville have
appealed to Maj. Gen. Thomas, Gov.
Brownlow, and others, to petition the
War Department to remove the restric-
tons upon the trade of that city, requir
ing permits for al goods imported. The
reason of these restrictions was to pre-
vent articles from being taken into the
lines of the enemy which might be of
service to them in carrying on the re-
bellion, Since the imposition of these
restrictions the rebel army has been
driven long distance beyond the reach
Of the trade from that city, aud with q
hopeless prospect of ever returning.
Not an article of goods. wares, or mer-
chandize brought to Nashville would
ever reach rebel organized force The
cause of these being removed, We think
the restrictions which might in many
instances work great hardships, out to
be rescinded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

A SERIOUS AFFRAY.-We learned last
night some particulars Of very serious
shooting affair that occurred on Sunday,
few miles above the city. $50
Fkon the testimony it appears that
Taylor HigginbOttom had a quarrel with
z. Aydolett, Daniel Lacy, and 81. q.
Lacy, in regard to some lumber and
fence-rails. Aydolett came from his
house with club, cursing and abusing
Higginbottom. Dan. Lacy ran up and
struck I'll. with cone spear or with a
club, il was not clear which. Higgin-
bottom started to run, when FL. Lacy
fred at him and ordered him to stop,
which he did. All three then started
towards him, D. Lacy with an oar and
his brother with pistol. On the way
Aydolett seized the pistol and shot Hig-
ginbottom in the breast, producing a
painful, and it is believed fatal, wound
Higginbottom is lying in q very preca-
rious conditions
Aydolett and both the Lacys were
arrested on Sunday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Long and Constable Joe Jewett
and yesterday had preliminary exam
instion before Esquire Walker, VINO held
them to answer in $1,000 bail each, il
default of which they were sent to jail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

The NATIONS GJooM.-The feeling Of
universal gloom still pervades our city
and although business has to soms ex-
tent been resumed, still there is an air
Of sadness and grief that would indicate
even to stranger that had not yet heard
the news, that some terrible calamity,
some bitter bereavement, had fallen on
the whole community.
All houses--public, business, and pri-
vass-still display the insignia Of mourn
ing, and an increasing desire for
further news, and especially OF the cap
tpre of the assassin, prevails. And well
may the whole nation mourn. Not only
has an unspeakable crime been commit
ted, but the best man in the nation since
the days Of Washington, has been GU
down in the midst of his usefulness, and
when the hope of the country and OF thu
world were conferred about him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

]. o. o. F.-The officers and princi-
pal members Of the different Lodges Of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
are requested to meet this morning, at
9 o'clock, at their Hall, to take into
consideration the propriety of having a
public demonstration upon the death of
President Lincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Local Notices.
A CARR

For as much as an article In the morn
ing addition of the Journal, entitled,
" Is it Possibie?' has been construed as
referring to me, this is to state, that at
the time mentioned l tcas not at ST.
Pauls Church, nor did ! make to any
person the remark attributed to me, or
anything ike it during the day. And,
furthermore, ] deplore as much as any
Of my fellow citizens the sad calamity
that has befallen us
d. S. WHEELER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
OCEAN TRAVEL.

VNHE WE'LL KNOWN FAvoBITE CLYDE
Il built Iron Screw Steamships OF the ANCHOR
LINE,
HIBERNIA. CALEDONIA,
BRITANNIA, UNITED KISGDOM,
are intended 20 sail fortnightly bssSsen New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers were tuilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, divided into water and air.
tight compartments, and 6tted up in every
respect to insure the salty, comfort aad conve-
nienes Of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions Wiil be
properly cooked and served in unlimited qTazti-
lies
RATES OF PASSAGE. ~~e-------~s
To and from Liverpool, Glssgos, Dublin, Bel
fast, Londonderry, sc.
Cabins, se5 and $50; intermediate, SIS; Steer
ag-, SIS, payable IN gold OF Ire egGlvasent- ~
Those who wish 70 send for their friends esn Buy
fsCkets st these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD co, -
fauzT-4u 6 Bowling Green. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

n~ Hiram Nelson will sell. to-mOr-
row morning, at nine o'clock, before he
commences his Dry Goods-50 barrels
of Flour, lot of Household Furniture,
&e.-at No. 27 Locust Street, two doors
above the Sherwood House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
AUCTION.
House and Lot at auction

WILL SELL AT AUCTION on SATURDAY,
i April ed, al 10 g.. m, on the premises-eorner
Of Chestnut and Church strsets-one splendid new
and two small Halls, Bath room Clothes room,
Pantry and good Cellar, large CisseEn ard Wood
house. All the wood work inside is thoroughly
grained, and all the ROOMS aud halls ars veil
pzpsred with < Cd glazed paper. Lot Is feet
inches by Ia feet 6 inches, enclosed 18th a neat
and substantial fsncs. Tfs location being 40 con
vsnient to the business pArt Of The city, and near
the markets, meat shops and churches, makes Il
very dssirabls for = boarding house Lst all no
wish % purchase 20 and see it Terms cash
ais HIRAM NELSON, Auctionssr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

HARD TO BELIEvE-The Louisville
Democrat of Saturday morning, after
receiving official details Of the assassi-
nation of President Lincoln, says it be-
lieves the story 'cruel hoax"
The Democrat should have known
that the act was so in keeping with the
cowardice, the treachery, and the cruel
ty of the rebels, and. their.sympathizers
that it was most likely to be true even
had it not been confirmed by the official
signature Of Secretary Stanton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
aprlS lw NJ

AUCTION and gentlemen;
Hiram Nelson win have an Auction
Sale of dry goods, shoes, hosiery, no
tons, &e, at his Auction Room, No. p
Locust Street, four doors above the Sber-
wood House, commencing Wednesday
morning, April 10, at 10 o'clock, and
continue two days Goods open Tues
day afternoon. New is your chance.
apll5-3t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

@A young man in 81 Louis. By the
name Of Ro5t Rent, respectfully con-
nec4ed, worth $4,000, which be can't
touch until others heirs become of age,
was last week fined $50 for being "a
grant and sent to the work house to
work n ont
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

SoDA- WATER-frst of the season--for
sale at II. Hermann's Confectionery;
and be is receiving Fresh Oysters this
week for the last of the sea son.
a. Hermann,
aprlS lw No. Is First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
&. B. DEMENT,, Pres't.
y. RAEEfOB, Vice Prcs't.
TWAsuRY DKPARrBEET,
Ficr ~ coMprotLrn oFTHE CoaaEscr.

gFFfCr ~ C0MpTotLNn oFTnE 5vMhnscr.
Washington, April 7, lsCo.
y6yugREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 She undersigned, II has ieen
made u aapaar that - Tho Merchants hationAl
Bank af ETansyiie." IN thaclty 81 Evanasillesstn
tbs roantv u yanderburgb and state 81 Indinnh,
has basu duly organized under aud according 70
tie reduirefnsnts o. the Act - Goa Rress snttlea
-la Al Act 20 psOvifs National Currency sccur-
"a tya blesKeo Il UBlted States bonds, and % pro-
side f6r ths Circulation and redemption thereois
approved 5uao g. 1884, and hss COMPLIED with AZ
tf4 provisions Of said Act required 20 b. complisd
H1ti before commencing tie busiacsa o. banking
under said Act, Laa
Now, TaxsKroEE, 7 FnEKEAH CLANEG, Comp
froiler Of the Currency, DO hereby certify that
ssfiie Merchants HaliOnai Baok % kssnayills,f
ia the city % Evansville, IN the county % wa.
dnttrir~h aud STATE of Indiana, is authorized 70
couitfsnce the business u banking und the act
af8fssdd
III tsstimOny Whereof witness my hano ana
sa4f ~ Once this seventh day ~ April 100
iEfET FREEMAH CLARKE, go
apI2Zm Comptroller u the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

D% We are indebted to Capt. Z. Il.
Judge, clerk of the Liberty No. 2, for
Memphis papers of Friday evening, and
Cairo papers of Saturday evening.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Ragon, OF
the firm Of Ragon s Dickey, for Louis
vile papers of Sunday morning, and
Cincinnati papers of Saturday evening,
in advance of the mails.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

ARREsrED-A number ofeitizens we're
arrested yesterday and confined in the
barracks guard house, for expressing
their .views too freely in regard to the
assassination and death of the President
of the United ates-Loalisville Demo-
crGt2f SGSsdGy. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

A SINGULAR PIECE OF MECHANISM. =
Some of our Union soldiers who have
lately returned from the rebel prisons,
have brought with them piece of their
handiwork, which is we'll worth a special
visit. 1t consists Of clock, made by
several ingenious fellows to while away
their weary hours at Salisbury, N. c.,
during their imprisonment last winter.
The handspring is made from the blade
of saher which once belonged to Stone
wall jackson. The hair-spring and bal
ance wheel were taken from the tele-
graph office time piece, Andersonville,
Ga The hands are made of toasting-
fork from the kitchen of Vice President
Stephens. The wheels are made from
the mountings Of carriages, etc, of prom
inent Southerners The pillars which
connect the frame are made of ram
rod, and nearly all the parts are taken
from something picked up in the Confed-
eracy, and have more or less romance
attached to them.-Louisvitle Demo
crdt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

LUxURIEs- FIRST OF THE SEASON IA
fine lot of spring chickens just received,
which will be kept constantly on hand
and be served up in any style and on
short notice, at the St. Charles Saloon,
No 6, between Main and Locust Streets
April 15-4td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

EG5- In consequence of the funeral of
President Lincoln on tomorrow, Hiram
Nelson's sale of Dry Goods will be post
poned until Saturday next
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
NOTICE.
Application for License.

Application for License
IN undsrsignsd will make application at the
next term of the Board of the County COmmis
,ioners OF Vanderburgh county, IN Jgne next, Tor
license 10 sell intoxicating liquors in lea an
tity than a quart. Ny place Of business Is az
Cypress Dale, In said county, u
ais.sW Sc. ROGERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

The CAPTURE OF MoBILE--So uniyer-
sal was the grief of our citizens, by seas-
on Of the great national calamity that
has befallen us, that the important news
received on Sunday night, and which ap-
peared in the Journal alone yesterday
morning, failed to excite more than a
passing remark. Under other circum-
stances the announcement of 50 import
ant a victory would have called forth
he Deums from the people, for it is
victory Of no small importance. @
Aside from being the last sea port
held by the rebels east of the Mississip.
pi, its capture opens up to us the whole
Of interior Alabama, Mississippi and
Georgia, and affords us water naviga-
ton to the heart Of all those States
With Mobile in our possession, the whole
rebel power in those States is broken
Wilson with his vast cavalry force is
sweeping down through Alabama and
Mississippi, and has already captured
their most important towns and cities,
together with vast quantities Of cannon
aud other material, and large numbers
Of prisoners.
With the formidable military organiza-
tons Of Forrest, Dick Taylor and Maury
captured and dispersed, the work Of
clearing the country of guerrillas will b'
speedily accomplished.
| Tbs news, too, 10 received that Gen
Joe johnston was negotiating a few
days ago With Cen Sherman for the snr
render TO the latter Of the only remain
ing rebel army east of the Mississippi
and ere now, no doubt, Johnston and the
remnant of his army are prisoners o
war.
All that now remains 10 to free Texa
and Southwestern Arkansas and West
ern Louisiana Of the trans-Mississipp
army, which, with a portion of Grant
veterans, aided by Canby's Western he
roes, will prove but pleasant pass.tim
TO the boys
. The untimely death Of Abraham Lin
coin alone prevents the nation from
: bursting forth with the most tumultuou
Joy. a4fa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
CITY NOTICES.
----sr~e
Ahnsxstion CT Territory to the City
OF Evansville.


NTQriGE Is aEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
-N'7ccmniOp eunrii q ths city u Evansville,
iT pursuAsc@ ~ lie prov sens - an Act OF the
%. fletal Aasl zsbty 81 The STA g Indiana APP
IrNvtd Msrtff iSsfl tlltit 49," An Act 10
suei.'f the .tssnyy-n .ctioa OF ACT untitled
Act gtsntii'- o. tae citizens e the town OF
EKaestilt-, il ". eouatS OF Eanderburgh, Ct y
char En-, approved J1h as.sy -, i1st7, 10 aid
supq epist tat sciyns 81 sait Act viii, on tlss
tlth e4y az May, II. lSf,, present t0ssh be Bosgd
vs tcgnty u ..iissioners ct Nanderhusgh coenty
petition praying tor the annexation % said city
of De foliuwis dol critef territory, and set ing
iortl, raa Ie -seas - such saacxstitn, Sia: An
tatt past "a lha s.utE-sast quarter 81 ssctioh
uia sea- jil. ia SOS ai,h six 90, range ten tlOl
sa.sisssFia-=-zssr iosssl viEs BeEsuu flfg ~ en-
irpn pin az the saufa vast coyLer Of said quar-
ter srction, aud rm ssia taence ~ the half
ution line north farr lnteed and ninety nine
l49l ieet 70 aa iren piui tsenca east ~ Isabella
Pace seyeu npft % asa fixty -three aud half
l5t3 ~ fselste treffts 20 Slhrpe's knlsfgements
taeaes uth ~ isc Aae - shape M argement
ioursAandraA And Dlacts-uiue ass ret, 20 an
irn I'm - lie sorth liHa 81 AldQuArtRr section,
SAD wae % The sauth siine q sAid auArter sec.
tiou stscA handeea sndsixiy-f iur (764) iset. -
the p@,1eet y gtnutur ssft terfitafy being cOn-
tlguogs 20 the city Of Evansville, and plated
laid "a. W. BAKER, Mayor.
: Arrests AN. AlcGRrFF. Clerk, Isg SiS-sot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
UNITED STATES.
y. s.

Oo Sc
Special Notice is hereby
given to all permanent and
transient citizens of Van
derburgh county that the
Blanks for Income and APP
plication for License are
now ready for distribution
at my Office. Any person
neglecting to deliver his re-
turn or make application
for license, as required by
the internal Revenue Law,
by the 18th day of May.
1885, will be assessed by
me with the penalties at
tached.
all RS. HoRNBRooK, "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

AssEssxEST OF IsrERsAL REvEsuE X
VAEDERBURGH CoUsTY.-We have been
kindly furnished by Mr.. r. s. Horn
brock, Assessor of Internal Revenue for
vanderburgh County, with the following
statistics Of the assessment of this
county since the law went into force
i, speaks very creditably for the enter
prise and business of orr county:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

Bg Asa Igleheart has removed his
law Office to his new building GA Third
Street, above Main. LgE
anrlO dot