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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
Al TO nArIc Or CANS.
SCHOOL OF sGANs
M ELoDEoN s,
rHIRrT.FlvR THOUSAND NOW III USE,
Every instrument Warranted for Five Team.
Every Instrument WARRANTED for Five Ysan

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, We boldly an
nonhce the greats triumph n musical instruments Of
ene age Du'1ng Inc past halt century, the French and
1ermaas nave manufactured reed instruments with
uuu ~ oeo~s ana Tao pedals Tor the feet operate
ou. tne want Oh tue reversed or 4xHAusfIos BELLOWS
wncn tne ohy used IN out instruments made
:. 'mpossoie of them TO prduce the mellow rich and
musea. tone Tor which our instruments Celebrated
Ahoinef ooecfon 70 TINS method 81 blowing was that
Do.n zee oeng occupied No opportunity was offered for
ne oi the swell Within the past two years
.nstrements constructed on this European plan Of
u'uois oIoWers nave oeen manufactured IN this
Wy, anu 70 counteract tns dimculty want Of swe)
ieser mas peen projected rom tn denfre Of the tru
10 ACT upon the swell AND OPERATED By
and contortion necessary to effect this
on!eet are asagreeaoi enough to gent euan but to
iauy the use oil such AN appendage trly impossible
our AUTOMATIC device vbsiates thit difficulty entirely
we SIMPLE act OF blowing with more or less force giving
tn uesf'd increase or decrease in the volume of
for seventeen years the superior excellence our Ne
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the enor nous demand has made IL impossible to
meet orders promptly With our fncilitirs
feel warranted in assuring patrons thar their or
ders will be promptly met solicit Continuance Of
their patronage
- liberal discount to cisrStmsa, CAxreAss axd
ADDRESS,
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nRIED BEEF-A superior article, Of
IL ROBERTSON ALBIRs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

The leaders Of this rebellion had then
eyes open, and engaged in il with a fal
knowledge of the consequences, if not
successful They knew perfectly vel
that armed resistance to the laws wa
treason, and that if they failed their
punishment would be death
Article 3, Section 3, Of the Constitn.
ton of the United States scys Trea-
son against the United States shall con-
sist only in levying, war against them,
and in adhering to their enemies, and
in giving them aid and comfort" and
the law made by Congress in accordance
With this power granted, declares that
the punishment for treason shaH Be
death"
Will any person pretend to deny that
these men have been guilty of treason 2
Not only those who were act ually en-
gagged fighting the battles Of the rebels,
but civilians, and those holding Office
under the authority of the Rebel Govern
meat, and large number of men in the
North, who are in sympathy with them,
who have really given The rebels all the
aid and comfort within their power every
gimce the commencement of the rebel
lion 2 This was more fully manifested
in our city, on Saturday, on the receipt
Of the news Of the death Of our lamented
President, when quite number really
rejoiced over the news
Il is to be hoped that President John
son. will remain firm, and that he will
instantly revoke the amnesty proclama-
ton issued by Presidens Lincoln, and
place the whole matter in the poper Of
the United States Courts; and whatever
their decisions may be, they will be recog-
nized as right aud just Or, If this cannot
be done, be may have power to modify it
so that it will include only the rank and
6le, or such as have actually been forced
into the ranks, while those who have
voluntarily entered the army should be
disfranchised, aud no doubt portion
deserve to have their property confsca-
ted and the proceeds appropriated to-
wards paying the expenses Of the war.
The leaders, such as Davis, Lee,
Bcauregard, Johnston, Hunter, and 9th
ers, should be executed, while host Of
others should have their property con.
Gscated and be banished for life from
the country; others. again, might be
permitted to remain in the country, but
to be forever disfranchised, and have
their property con6scated This 'ould
seem to be just punishment for men
who have been guilty Of the highest
crime Of treason. B.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

[spasial to the JournAl.l
Sherman and johnston NeEotIatin q
Grant Gone to Take Care OF
Johnston.
War DEPARTMENT, Washington, April
BY esterdsy evening bearer of diis-
patches arrived from Gen. Sherman.
An agreement for suspension Of hos
tilities, and . memorandum of what 10
termed basis for peace, had beer en-
tered into by Gen. Sherman with the
The rebel Gen. Johnston and Brig Gen
Breckinridge, who was at the confer
enee.
A Csbinet meeting was held at P
NJ, at which the action of Gen, Sherman
was disapproved By the President By
the Secretary Of War, by Gen. Grant,
and by every member of the Cabinet
Gen sherman was ordered TO resume
hosLilities immediately.
1t was directed that the instructions
given by the late Pre- sident in the fol-
lowing telegram, which was penHed by
Mrs Lincoln himself, the Capital, on
the hight Of the Sd OF March, were ap-
proved b7 the Presid .ent, Andrew John
son, and were reiteI zted to govern the
action of military ommanders.
On the night tyf the Sd Of March,
while President Ii ncolE and his CaOinet
we're At the Ca Pitol, q telegram fton
Gen Grant was brought to the Seerets-
~ Of War, infor' ming him that Gen Lee
had requested a. interview for confer
enGe to make an: arrangement tor terms
Of peace,
The letter fr~sm Gen. Lee was publish.
ed in letter to Davis and the Febel
Congress
Gen. Grants telegram, vas submitted
TO Mr.. lincoln, who, after Pondering 9
minute, took p his pen and wrote viii
his own hand the following, which h
Submitted to he seczssary Of kstaie snG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

the Secretary of War II was then dA-
ted, addressed and signed By the Seere-
tary Of War, and telegraphed to General
Grant:
WAsHIxGToS, March Sd, 1865, I2M
To LtsWt Gen Grant:
The President directs me to say to
you, that he wishes you to have no con
ference with Gen. Lee, unless it be Of a
capitulatiOn of Gen. Lees army or on
some minor or purely military matter.
He instructs me to say that you are not
70 decide, discuss or confer upon any
political questions Such questions the
President holds ia his own hands, and
will not submit them to military confer
ences or conventions.
Ia the meantime you are to press TO
the utmost your military advantages.
1Signed E NJ. SrASTos
Sec. Of War.
The orders of Gen. Sherman to Gen.
Stoneman 70 withdraw from Salisbury
and join him will probably open the way
fsr Davis to escape to Texas or Europe,
with his pluuder, which is reported TO be
very large. including not only the plun-
der of the Richmond banks, but preyi-
GUS accumulatious
A despatch received by this Depart
ment, from Richmond, says it is stated
here by responsible parties that the
amount Of specie taken South by JEFF
Daris, aad hiE partizans, is very large,
including not only the piuuder Of the
Richmond banks, bet previous accamu-
lations Johnston's negotiations look to
this end
After the Cabinet meeting lsst night,
Gen. Grant started to North Carolina, to
direct operations against Johnstou's
army
lSiSuedl Z. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
LEGAL.
Admini.tratOr' sails of R.eaI Eatate

Administrator' Sails of Real Eatate
NOTICE IIss HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN uRdersigned, Administrator De boais Of
the estate Of AdolPh BrinkmAn, deceased, will, by
virtue Of the or0ter Of the Court Of Common
Phi Of Vaudsrburgh county, on the 18th day of
May, 1855, at the door Of the Court House In the
city Of EVAnsV0ls, between tbs hours Of ten
O'Clock m and four o'clock .ps M. Of said dAy ;.
cell at public aurHon the following real estsfe
situated in Yandsrb urgh county, InniAba, 70 Wit:
Lots a., two (2) three (3}, four ~, i've (5),
sax (6), seven (7), eight (s), nine (sl, ten (10),
eleven Vi) and twelve (l2), subdivisions of part
of the southeast quarter Of section ninetsen (1s)
township (6), south OF range ten No) west, con-
taning Ia ali about three acres the same being
the property OF said Adolph BrinkmAn. deceased :
1Aia lots being nnEarfed acserdingr 70 the plst
and subdivisiOn said thFee acrnN Eaade b
Bracket Mllls late adm illustrator OF said deceased.
and recorded in Order Book No. Two Of said
CoHrt Of COmmJB Pleas, at pages 26s and 2s7 ;
upon the following tsrns, to-wit: ORe-third the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, one third in
twelve months and one-third in eighteen months,
the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred pay
nsnts, with security, drawing interest from the
day Of sale, without ennF relief whatereT from
valuation or appnRisement Laws, secured By mort
gage upon the promises.
ARCHIBALD q. SULLIVAN,
Administrator dc bonis non.
April IL, 1865. al2-4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
RULES ANR REGuLArInAS.

I. No papers given away - the Con rssr N ioI
sratasfoas circulation.
?. No advertisements. sOoAi notices., o NPuHs Ia
srtsd unlsss prepaid OF pay susrsnteea
;. Advertisements Siil never Be- accompanied
lecai aotioss unless contract Is mAds 20 that sot
and value received tor the uosioe.
4. No " LoeAl Sstioe, I" however short. viii b
Inserted for less than One DoIiAr eseh day
S. Marriages, Funeral aud Religious Notices
snuss Invariably b. paid In zdvAnoe 20 secure ia
sertion.
6. No deficiency oa the part Of carriers will b
made good BY the once. tbs carriers fail 10
leave papers - ordered and directed. they must
pay for their cArslsssnexs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
New rork Noon Markets.

GEw YoHK April 1f.-Cottou quiet aud steady
Flour de1iiued SC. lower st S7,i5e96.S0 for eK-
ira State s. 'OGs, Is for r. II. .
Wheat pull, with no receipts. sl,75 for Red
winter.
corn arm with only limited supply at 9 IS
mt40
Oats lover At &C. fer Western.
Pork armsr AZ SIS 3T1<. Tor new ms.s, SIS, 80
6s2i 2i,T5; lsd3 and a s2i.T592j for prime
LRrd dull At i66glso
Whisky scarcely firm. "a S2,i8H2,if for
Western
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Cincinnati NoOn Market.

CIscINsArI. April "a.
FLOUR-Dull; O. IS for superhne; 2S7f0r COM
mon % good Extra
WHkAT-Dusl; prime Red 20
OAIe-7p.
WHISEY-puiI; 2Cg; sales ANAL
PR0FisIONs-Firm. Meas FORK - 10, bnt
generally - Ol93l o. Bulk Meats l3Lf9l4Is,
with gooe demaud Nothing d0ing 10 Bacon.
Lard quiet 10 - held . lTs<
River falcn nve feet cight iucheawi Estur.
day. Weather clear thsrmometer 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
fBy Teiestsph.l
RAILROAD HECEGPTR

TEaEE HAUzE, April a, 1865.
Dr. A. F.. fhrddsr:
Find b-los q list Of freight forV4rEea ~ Trsie
" A. Y. ROBBIBs.
sohsulsr & e. bais mdsss BaEou z y. - bEs
G P-rins. I * groceries, bK cream tartar, bK
o rfg.: n Levy, I bx dry EOodss q J Miller,
bxs hats; G ArmEtroug, bHs fpraituTei -
mai be; McrEan, r 4 us. cases shos, cfses,
81 bxa boots: y sarren q Co. bNr albgm,i Union
r " Co, j ok hardNa LEIGH, & G. bK pr.
fuuaery, Y pkgs dra9s, bE fudigo; q haoeeek,
bx hardw r. SIM ca & Son, 10 bris coire ha
burst (csre Cox q ~. casks O. osry, ~ bns
gosds, bxs Faucy, ~ mdse, bE shoes pkg
Taisius cAses Ats, bE sundries, 10 bags ccHeot
70 bris sugar; Ownss, . iscos mach aoryi 90,
bTls molassea = bri do, Kegs DO, p b1s ifg-
wood, 3 chests teal d 4 ', "a bEls moiassfs = -
brs DO i5 bxs liquor, bales Tops, chests tea' Y
Marshail, Is DOOR, Is bdis saah hshn Ingle, IT,
II kegs spikes; q 5 sOnntag, ca4ks chains :,
Rimrofh 4 Co, 8 plscss machinery; p fem Quiz y
bxs boots Minor : ID, bKs boots; haeksy,
Go, I bxs dry good I bal~ shsstingi Jagns >,
4 Go, roll guln mAttsngs Vaati a n, bn has'1
II Adams q 60, bx dry goo5s; L Dixon, b1a
b1pts; g Turner, 10 bEa cans, bKs giass Ib9a
soantlia a SOB, bN hardware; a w Christ, "
bxs caus, bxs giHsr y Gilbert, - cans 5our-
nal Co, % bdls paper \ kessier, bx mdse; a0ig-
mar, = Co, bxs Dry g0odsi Cool-
idgs, tx dry goods II J schlsspfer. t1s glass
G Mayer son, bE 4Ancy goydai Bier
bower brl plaster; stOckwrii Co, 70 beg pep
per; Rev J Bi5Oger, lot household goods; Cband.
ler q Hart, cars hay, II A Cock, 20 ska potAioos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Additional River Items.
MONDAY noon.

The weather is beautiful and mild to-day.
The river Is falling more rapidly than hereto
fore
Business has been exceedingly lively this morn
lag, aud the landing has been crowded with arst.
class steamers.
The arrivals Include the Az glo.saxon aud Pal.
estlne, Nashville to Louisville; Lady Franklin
aud Rose Hite Loulsvilis 20 Nashville Robert
Burns, Cincinnati 70 Memphis; II. x. Dnaksrson,
Bowling Green TO Essaavlihs Ia Guy, Cairo 10
Evansville; Ruth and Missouri, Nov Orleans 20
Lousvli e; little Grey Eagle, anderson 70 Louis
vile; Liberty No. 2, Memphis 70 Louisvills.
The Eaus ataek alioi Cox 4 Humphrey e wharf
beat aud covered the leyee ilh freight. on satur
day night, aud this morning be Robert Harms
discharged a vast quantity Of freight for the mer.
chants Of Evansville.
The Anglo-saKon snd Rose IIiie, lIon Eashyilis
to Louisville, we're ght
The r. n. Dutksrson aud TaeOny bad moderate
trips
The Taeony will laays At o'e ook for Cairo aud
way ports. shippers and passengers should be on
hand promptly.
The Ruth and Missouri lcfi New ORLEANS to-
gethsr 90 tbs 18th inst, and passed. hero. the
former 81 and the latter at 3 o'clock. havlng
kept together ell the ~sy up 10 Padueah, where
the Missouri took lot o. cotton. Both boats
ws'~ osmparativeiy light aud made good time,
befng very equally matched. The Mis- oun dis
charged some freight here. We are indebted 20
Harry walker. Of ths Ruth, for memorandum aud
IN isIesting items of news.
Tbs little Grey Eagle bad considerable fr. ight
ont, aud ish just aheai Of the Liberty No. 2.
The Liberty hsd 81 bales Of cotton, o.usignsd to
Brown, DuBkeuOn q Co, which has aaeady gone
forward BY the unrlYallei Cotton Ex2rsis, With
promptuess uneqaAllsi.
The Lady Fr4nkiiu and Rose Hits were full Of
nsa&h on Government account
Tho Eon.oon passed down for New orleaHs and
Mobile, L tded 10 the guards.
The Carrie Is receiving, aud will Leave 10.
morrow e7enlng
Ths 4. X. Duokarson returns to'BoSliag Gre
to-morrow oveni r - O'Clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
SURGEON GENERALS 5 OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April "a.
Hon. E N Stanton.

Hon E N Stanton:
SIR: l have the honor to report that
The Secretary Of State is free from pain
and stronger this morning. Mr.. F.
Seward passed quiet night
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
J. 4 BARNEs.
Surgeon Geue.tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Reported Escape OF Jes. Davis.

NEw 0RLEASs, April ls-It is re-
ported that JEFF Davis crossed the Mis-
sissippi river at Tonsers Bend, which
vas occupied By the Texas cavalry on
The night Of the 10th, aud escaped The
observation Of the naval forces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

ORDER FOR a BRTLK sIBE-WAEk
And now il IL hereby on5sEs3 and directed by
the Common Cazncil CT the city Of Evansville,
tn ~ the OwBszz OF Elsss parts 81 ioss froBt
iag on o adtclninz tka north-eiss sidsrof seeend
street, bsiwseR Oak street and Muibgrry atrest in
said city, cAuse fbs sfde-wafks thereon To b
broaghtto ths proper grader and that they cause
sidewalk Of elAss Ma oma % b laid deEn thereon
within thirty days fropa the puhaicatios os thiw
order. 1tzT A. n. M69RIEE, Cfwk-
C4sr clsrk'a oAos, April n. Isak. @Iss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

DAYroN, April 24-Hustou Hall, in
this city, was totally destroyed by Ere
this morning Loss, $4,000; insured
for S25, 900, principally in Dayton Com
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY's View Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY & uARY, Qate J. l. o. J.
weat), SOLE PR0PRlEToRS AND MAUfAC-
TURERs, ~ Chambers, and u aud 81 Resde
THIS iNvENTIoN consists Of Duplex (or
two) llliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
slightly aud hrmiy together, edge TO edge, making
shs toughest, most flexible, elastic and durable
Spring eyer used. They seldom bend OF break,
like the single Springs, aud consequently preserso
their perfect and beautiful shape twice as loug IS
any other skirt.
The wor derful nexlbility and great co~ fort and
pleasure 60 any lady wearing the Duplex Illipiic
Skirt, will be experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm4Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, ~ the Skirt can bo folded when
Ia 20 occupy small place, as easily as silk
or muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
aud convenience Of wearing the Duplex ulipho
Steel sprlng Skirt for single day, viii never,
never afterwards willingly dispense With their use
Fer Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are
superior TO all others.
They are the best quality in every part, and m
questionaby the Liyhtest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable sud Economical Skirt ever made
FOR SALE IN ali first.cla stores ia this city
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana ce Cuba, Mexico, sonth America, snd tbs
West Indies.
, ENQUIRE FoR THE DUPLEX IJItFrtC
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
WAR DEPATRNExT,

Washington, April 22-9 P. NJ
Hon. T. N. Stanton
have the honor TO report that the
Secretary of State is stronger and more
comfortable tonight.
Mr.. f. Stewards condition justifying
and requiring further removal Of frag
ment of bone was made this morning
The operations were borne well and have
been productive OF partial relief.
Very respectfully, &c,
J. K. BARNES, Surg. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
CORPORATION NOTICES
M - '' 10 Mo 0OGS

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
And nos il is hersby ordered sad directed by
the OommOa Gorneii ef thsA city Of Evansyilis,
that the ovHsrs st En lots or parts Of lots 'front.'
ing on adjoining the south side Of Fourth
street, between Short strsst and seventh avenue ia
said city, cause TIA sidewalks 1hsrson 10 Be
brought 70 the praRsr zrsdes and thai they eazse
thereon within thirty tAys froal 4hs publication
Of this order. A. n. hcGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerk's ONesA April ., 1ss5. 2-9t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

EEw BRUNswIck, n. j., April %
The funeral train arrived here on time.
An immense crowd was at the depot.
Minute guns we're fred while it was here
and until it left The train consisted Of
nine cars, and left at 7:55.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

sTRENTox, \. j., April 24-The funer-
al train reached here et5:30 this after
noon. Gov. Parker aud staff, Of New
Jersey, we're taken on board st the di-
viding line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Spring Millinery.

IUsT RECEIVED AND COMMENCED
" making up at the " Bon Ton shop Of the
wsSt. SCHAPKER q BUSTING,
mai No 81 and ~ Eaiu Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
TRANSFORMATION.

S,TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- at QUEENSTOWN, COAX HARsoR.l The
we'll known steamers of the Liverpool, New York
aud Philadelphia Steamship Company InmAn
Linel, carrying the U $. Nails are intendsd to
sail - follows:
GLASGOW .....-.-......-...-.-.. Saturday, Dec. IL
CIrr or AAScH ESTES ....----. Saturday, Dec. -
Aud every succeeding Saturday. 81 NooR, from
Pier ~, North Biver.
P RATEs OF PASSAGE:
payable In Gold or lie equivalent in Currency
fInsr CABIN...... $50 30 SIEEskGE...-.-....SSoU "
DO 80 London.-- as % do TO London--- - 0o
DO 20 Paris...... IS % do 70 Paris .---.. 90 90
1 do 10 Hamburg 20 % do 10 Hamburg. 81 %
Passengers are also forwarded to Bsyre. Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, sc. at equally low rates.
rsrss from Liverpool or Qnesnstown: lat Cabin
--s76s 9s6, elo6. steersge $50. Those who wish
10 send for tAeir friends can bug tickets here AZ
these rAtee.
For further information apply et the Company e
oaices JOHN g. DALE. Agent,
Is Broadway. New York.
BKHM D Antilles, Agents,
dees -sn Evansville, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
.. Wlat Nice aDressr Goods ]

I 3 THE REWHAAA az u IHUHk TWHU HIVE
Il taken lock At our stock OF faataonab!e Dress
Goods, which AcknoH i@dged 10 be the best ever
brought 20 thss city. Oame all, aud ees for y09r-
selves. NstrDubM apmEed ~ show yon through
-4 SGHA PIX WIZ = BtT1 aT NO.
No 6T and 40 Msan btrs~r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Silk MantiIlas.
BLACK and Fancy Silks.

4 LARGE STOCK or YERY CHOICE BLACK
: Y aud Fabry HTess sMSss such 81 Is beconing
to store, now opoh tmBda merasd tOBait the
times at SCHAPK ER & BUsSING'S,
Al and a. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
OPTLCIAN.
OPTICIAN.
|. RIT'TINBERC
P R n G. TI @ Az
OPTICIAN!

VNHE EYE, BEING THE MOST DELICATE
Il Organ, and Of the most vital importance 10
the happiness aud prosperity Of man, should
never be tamporsd with ,elthsF by the individual,
OF those who for mere profit take upon thsmsslYes
the selling Of artificial sights, and who know
nothing OF the anatomy Of the Eye.
These Celebrated 3pectacles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
fLhlLI GRQCERf.


Co Partnership Notice.
T0nN MENf and WA. RUsTOH HAVE, EN-
- tered into partnership for The purpose Of
carrying on a Family 3rursry, Ia Posey's Block.
80. tx0 Main street. bef wean Fourth and Canal,
where taey will keep select AssoFtment Of oh0ics
Family Groceries,.
e@- hey will also keep WAKoB-Tard Tor th
accommodation Of fArmera
We viii always keep hand nae stock ~
Family Groceries af al Kinds.
We invite the patronage ef abe public in gen
ssL fsbs-tl MEEI RUa1Oh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04
PROPOSALS..

CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CONTRACT
~ orsseparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title of the which II relates, the OF the
bidder the date Of It's presentation, win be received
this odce until II o'clock A. OF Thursday September H.
the construction of the following street improve
mens 10 whatsoever in Eighty third street. between Third
Grand Corlears street and in Lexington avenue
from Fifty ninth Sixty sixth street. with branches IN the
nersecng Streets between Lexington and Third
paving with stone blocks ninth street. from
Fifth 10 Tenth avenue and Sixty FIRST street. from Third
East river Specifications and blank proposals be
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, , Aqucduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Nrw YoRx Sent q 1865