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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Later from Mobile-Our Fleet over
Dog II CIR HAr.


Later from MobiIe-Our FIeea over
Dog River Har.
CAIRO March lS.-New Orleans dues
of the 18th have been received.
The steamship Evening Star, from
New York, had aFrived.
The 1iuless correspondent at Mobile
Bay communicates a report that our
feet has crossed Dog river bar
The U S. transport Washington hay.
ing on board Col bought, commissioner
of Exchange and about 200 Confederate
prisoners, while under flag of truce
and lying at anchor ia Mobile bay, with.
Ia two and a half miles of Mobile, was
fred upon by rebel battery aud driven
back, notwithstanding her arrival and
peaceful mission had hsen known .tRa
shots, and our boat was out Of range, the
firing ceased, and the rebels made over
lures of peace, declaring that they did
not see our flag OF truce which had been
in full view.
The rebel authorities are unusually
strict in guarding their lines,
A copy OF the Tribune obtained, con-
! tanned a report that the commanding
General had ordered all able bodied men
into the ranks, and all others, with the
women and children, 20 be sent out of
the city. -.
The steamer Nashville, from Mem
phis on the 10th, passed up with four
I hundred bales Of cotton and other freight
/ for St Louis Seventy-two bales and
| seventy.four sacks of cotton have come
! into Memphis from outside the lines
since they were opened.
! Six gaerrillas were captured on the
18th by citizens outside the lines, near
| Memphis, and brought in and edged in
prison.
The Vicksburg Herald has informa
ton, derived from prisoners lately ar
rived in that city, TO the effect that a
/ few day since a regiment Of Texans
I moSbed a prison pen, at jackson, and
literally demolished it, telling the pris
oners confined there TO go home, thai
they themselves had enough OF war ard
were going to Texas. This story wa'
also vouched for by a rebel officer who
stated that be was in jackson the day
that the stoekade was destroyed.
The Herald also learns from partieI
who ran the gau inlet and came in from
beyond Big Black, that the lines of com
munication between US are closed By
order of Forrest, and no cotton or PEG
pie are allowed to come within tn
Union lines; also that o goodly numbei
of the late Gen. Hoods command ar
scattered through the country from Rod
ney to Yazoo City, and that they ar
levying black mail on all cotton coming
in and other articles going out Of ou
lines.
This is done, Of course, in violation O
Forests order, who does not intenr
that any sort Of trade shall go on.
The guerrillas declare that no cottol
shall be raised in tina: part Of the ceun
try; that they viii kill indiscriminatel
all Yankees who attempt to work plsn-
ations, and all Southern men who re
main at home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
A Proclamation by ths president.


WARRINGTON, d. c., March IS.
WHEREAS, Reliable information has
been received that hostile Indians, with
in the limits Of the United States, have
been furnished with arms and munitions
OF war by persons dwelling in foreign
territory, and are thereby enabled 20
prosecute their savage warfare upon the
exposed and sparee settlements Of the
frontier, now, therefore, be il known
that Abraham Lincoln, President of
the United States Of America, do hereby
proclaim and declare that all persons
engaged in that nefsrious Transaction
shall be arrested and tried by court mar
tial a. the nearest military post, and IL
convicted shall receive the punishment
due to their deserts. In witness where
OF have set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this the
18th day Of March, in the year of our
Lord 1865, aud of the independence Of
the United States of America the eighty
ninth.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
w. Fl. SEWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

BUFrALo, March lg.-The New York
Central trains commence running to-
morrow morning, the passengers being
transferred ria Andrews Street Bridge,
in Rochester The road is but slightly
damaged. Freight trains will be sent
ria the Batavia & Canandaigu line,
which is bat slightly injured and viii be
all right to morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
From View orleans.

New YORK, March l9.-The steamer
SEQ Cromwell from New Orleans on the
18th has arriaed.
The draft was progressing.
A slight break had occurred in the
levee on the west bank Of the Mississippi
river, six miles below Baton Rouge.
New ORLEANS, March l2-There is q
fair demand for cotton; good ordinary
at 6e67l; low middling, 7Stg75; mid
ding 1903
The sugar and molasses market il
nearly bare, the small lots remaining on
hand being insufficient TO attract the at
tention Of buyers No sales Of Louisiana
productions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
HOME INTEREsTS.

T. fHTsicfAaz.--ff gan xiah to pure base pare
Drug. Nsdiolnea. aud Chemicals 1t = small 20.
WHi4Is Etock, whers yoa Will nnd every ari.
Gle that e Eesdhd b. the profession, aud ~ prices
whica esupot nssi 70 give satisfaction. Their
store T. At No. a Nasa aTeas maya8swn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.

Eiil,ys,g bllhApLkr's New P.,.., -.
VII = y ,aenhsel SPRING sklpInr NFGtl
W~.sl 49, = - bhhf CARY 49,
7rfrR soLk FkopRTETOR< 49, 49, \ 2 p. j
streef. ~. ,, laeHlh-srs and y ans n = -
I fu.at ~ lhFkNrI0N eats{.f. A. a..
tissfi - eissi SpEiuxs fn.ssni,,,.,t tar
Z - - hfnfi3 - sefhsf - 49, y efAil 4
snv5,.s - asf haxible, slsssi~ - .l'+-ias
10 ~. 49, s7i. They saiaonl hsns - 49,
tbrir ,.-s iifiags. aad carsa.,,,,s'-i 49,
any 60 - 80 i,saaiifai shsrls - 800
u,t1-s !, - dasss asxibliity AID .r..,...
sk:rf - - la9Y weafiHs "a n-,,i. - 80 i4
"a -. ~ - sEleFiebaea s..rtf-.t aNif u 7
Cars, Chgfcl 80. - Operas, fafsiars. ~, ~
aud noe.s T,- Fe~s' ARA Chairs. ~ b,,..
ia u.s. Il s etsss - tte sklrf 49, - fi ls'Ie
ga lss.lin a. sa'ai ? aer. a. sssiiv II $50
aud esss-,' Iiasisg saJegsl ihs sl-,.s,.
Steel ssr,s- - e Ha4rlBg ths &C., tft
asVar : fler,.ss...a- ~ ~ slasl. 80 fiff
fot Chffss,I. ~ tfiiHsiy disie8-- - ~,
lFsrieF. ~ "a ~ saa KaRbe ~ l,e'
49, -, - tae best aaasitt la &C.,.
irf.Li1 =. Sac tae Ltshtest ~ 80 uu-
rflsi 80 fsasnonie.l 4 les -. -,s.i Com.
"a tI.e = Ell arat-eia : -. -.
s vars - Ne uhite4 sta5es 80 p, cilJs
81 IeaIa e4'f' asHiea. seufb Ara@rle. ..s,.aa,
SKIRT TO hf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
FOR SALE.
Building Lots for Sale.

Building Lots for Sale.
No. l6: NV y OF lot 2fo, Donation Eniargm't.
No. IL: Lots 2Z3 and 22i do 90
No. is: Lots !, :, 3, and 3, block 48. Ea.iern
Enlargement.
o. 70; Lots and y. block l6, Eastern Enl'g.
No. 20: 30xil2 feet Of lots % and o. Original
Plan.
No. q Lots and 2 block /, Battell Place.
No. - Lot =, block {, Northern Enlargement
No. %: Lois 10, II, T. 10, II, Is aud Is, block
is, North Eastern Enlargement 49,
No. - Lot IL, block ~, Lamaseo
No rs: Lots aud s. block IS, IsmAsco
No. 20; LOta 4. 5, 9 aud 10 block so Lama.oo
No. "a; Lots !, 2, ., So, g. p, "a and 20, hlcck
"a, Lamasco.
No. Is Lots y, IS, p. block II, Lamasco.
No. %; Lots 2, H. 10, block "a, LamAsco.
No, 3os Loss J, 40, ., - aud half Of 3, bloch
SO. IAfuasco.
No. 81 Lots 60, q, Is, Isabella Place, corner
% kraukin and First Avenue
20. 'f@t Lot IS, Gorh4sn Budding Associatiou'a
suhdivisiaa
Also: foole.. IN walkers Addition TO LAmAseo
City.
Title perfect Aad tarIus cssy.
Amply at No West Third street, Evansville.
WABRER 4 LGNkEHHEIMER.
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
BANK STATEMENT.
The Rvansville National Bank.
TREASURY DEPARFsws M.
oxx,rr on COMprR0LLER OF THE CURasvES.
Washington, January isth,tSS6.

IANtNNNN IhFAAE ~ ]
..nxx,r, or COMprROLLsR OF THE CURasFES,
Washington, January isth,tSS6 J
XvurRrAs. bv satisfactory evidence prese ntad TO
the UNDERSIGNED Il has been made 70 aePesr that
:. 'T,4r EyANsvrLLE NATIONAL BANk; a. the city
~ rvanaville IN the county Of Na0derhu rkh and
stata ~ frdisna, has heeu duly organised under
and according 10 the requirements OF tue Aot Y
Congress cntitled An Act 60 provide Aational
Currency secured by q pledge o. y >; ponass
therrof'H approved June Sd, iSsA' and has com,
plied with ali the provisions Of said So1 requires
10 be complied with before commencing the oAsi'
ness Of banking under said act,
Now, THERrroEE, I, Hugh MeCaiioeh, comp
rroller Of the Currency, 10 hsreby certify that Ahs
Evansville National Bank, in the city q hsaNs .
VILE in the county Of YandeTburgh aud State 81
indiana Is authorised % commence the business
% banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seei
OF Office this nineteenth day Of January, 1850,
Usl HUGH MecULLOCHs
Comptroller Of tbs Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Bounty Tor Dlscharged soldiers!
SPECIAL MOTTO,

Volunteers Tor the Army should net
leave tho city until supplied with HOLLowAY's
PILLS AND oIsrMEsr. For Sores. seary,
Wounds, smalI-Pox. Fsvers aud Bowel Com
plaints, these medicines are tho beat Ia the world
All soldiers should nee them. II tbs reader Of this
"notioe cannot GOT box Of Pills or Ointment
from The Drug Store In his place. let him writs ID
me, 30 asidea Lane, enclosing the Rmeunt, and i
win mail box free u expense. Many dealers
win not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make As much profit a. GA othar persons
make. % cousa. - cents, and u 90 per boz or
pot. ml71ud
The most valuable remedy before the public
without any exception, is Dixon'a Blackberry
CasminAtive. IL always effects acure.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual syssems-now and reliable
treatmeut--in Reports 81 the HOWARD Asso.
CITATION Sent by mall Ia sealed letter onvel.
opes, fres Of charge Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToE. Howard Association, No. South
Einth Street, PhilAdsphiA. Pa.
aprl'e4 d&wIys
Why submit 70 me suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels. when Dixon's Blackberry
c"rminatise can 30 obtained At aay respectable
drug store janls-iw
Diarrhosa aBd Dysenterry.--wo have ex-
AmiHed a great number of lsttsra from some %
the most prominent eitizena Of Cincinnati and
coSiagton, etc., speaking In the isigLest terms Of
DR.. sirickiand's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure If Diarrh@a and Dyseaterry. The letters
are too long 70 publish. Mr. Woods, Of CovIng-
ton, says he was pronounced iucurable by tho
best doctors In Cincinnati, sad one bottle Of Or.
strekland's Anti Cholera Mixture sheeted q per.
msneut cure, after suffering for months with the
Forst form d Diarrhna and Dysenterry. FOR
sale by Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20


No. 40: IS acres Of fine isnd-6o acres in a good
state of cultivation aud Il acres in ehoee timber
adjoining thriving town - miles froNz the city
Of Evansville, and near Poseyville. The improve
ments consist OF new two-story frame dwelling,
containing six rooms. hall aud kitchen, with cell
lar. smoke house. ciHrera and wood-shed con-
nected, With a new, large aud connections frame
stable, for eight horse. Also, the dwelling
Is a doctors Office, containing tive rooms-now
occupied by practising physician. doing iine
business. The HelSs arr supplied with flowing
springs the whole year round.
Apply to
feb24-lmdkw AtHc- West Third street.
For Sale at a Bargain,
No. sos frame dwelling con rafning three
rooms and kitchen, with eelisr cisiern aud stable
connected thereSith. The house is insured. aad
rents for IS per month, and would rent for ST.
FER month. Possession given in one month.
Apply az the Real Estate ki-ency, Ne. West
wALKER LuNKESHEIMEK.
&b94-imdkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
DRY GOODS.
Oh Kesi Oh Yes.
Look Here Everybody!

THE undsrsisusd, having Just rstuf ned from
Il tbs Fast, beza ! ave 70 iHfsrm his Old patrons,
AZ d IS many othsrs, that be j. IN rscsipt Of
large as1 Esll-selectzd stock q Ready Made
Clothing and Dry Goods such IS 3 seched and
Unb1e4Sh'd u usliuss C-iisoes, Deiainss, Ms-iuos.
JA-O8sts and ShaEisi also the best styles Of Bal
moral Skirts, and an assorted stock Of Hoossries
and Gsnflsmens' Furnishing Goods also q full
and xsli-ssisefsd stock % Irish Linens, such a.
TAbIs-Clsthss Cover FsWsls. Napkins, German
Gi1ghzms, and all kinds % Chsck and FIsnnei,
Lsdiss' aud Gsnts' HAEdksEchisfs, &c, Sc. which
car AZ wholesale and Tztsfl 70 the citizens q
Evansville AID the Surrounding country and beg
leave Of the ladies and zsEtissn especially 70 ca
and szauine ny stock before rchasing elsewhere
they know J. viii sell tSsn goods cheaper
thAn any otser hOa1s In the city.
uale-n J. J. COBS-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatcher.
The Gre
Dsaarm

/ h,
On FRIDAY night q.
water in the river, whiea a
very rapidly for The paat t9
menced pouring over the west,
Main street bridge, and rushing
Front and Buffalo streets, filled ali
| cellars and stopping all passage from
State street across 10 Main street bridge.
The water continued 70 rise rapidly all
night, aud At daybreak on Saturday
morning had risen TO such heighth as
10 pour over the lower half Of Main
street bridge. II rushed around ut
Trout street Ia perfect torrent, tearing
up everything in It's course. The water
10 front Of Reynolds Arcade and on
Buffalo street was from FIVE 10 seven
feet deep The whole length Of State
street and Lake Avenue was covered to
the depth OF from four TO two feet
Front street was a perfect river, As il
was the main channel of water that
came over the bridge, and the business
in the whole city was entirely suspended
AT about 1890 O'Clock the eastern
corner Of DR.. Barton's brick house gave
way aud fell into the river with ire
mendous crash. Az l:30p m the store
OF c. M. Hartwefi, ON Main street bridge,
went down, and was soon followed by
others, leaving nothing but front walls
standing.
The New York Central Railroad
bridge was carried Off about o'clock
Friday night
The report that three men were taken
over with it has been contradieted
At o'clock on Saturday afternoon
Long Bridge, on the tennessee Valley
L. r., was swept off aud part of il lodged
against the acqueduct
The water this morning has fallen 6
or z feet. The destruction on Front
Street was very great The water gal-
lied out a channel 8 or feet deep its
entire length The families residing in
this street and others in the vicinity,
were compelled to stay in their honses
from Friday morning ill this evening.
The back part OF Ogiatt's Mill, on Water
Street, was washed away. The damage
to this Mill is said 20 be $4,000
{ 4 tobacco firm lost some five hundred
hogsheads of tobacco, which was washed
out the cellar. A great many merchants
who were in their stores Friday night
packing their goods were unable 10 get
out on account of the sndden rise, and
compelled to stay over night and were
taken ont in boats Saturday afternoon
Report says over half mile of trussel
work on the Canandagua r. r. across
tennessee River was swept away. The
dam at Mt Morris is also gone.
Scottsville is submerged, and the
large Warehouse there swept away.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
COL


market market Wishing "a o,,.A,,,
6e Mere deSeaa9ge 10 RssRssills regular
an e,'ai, t sell Specie al slas s'''s We viii
pay liberal 80 49, y ihe State, and win
and 'Se' Tor Coupons, silver
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
TAILORING.
- CHI NJ a HI.

TaILOR AND REPAIRER-

IAILOEA ~ -
r HAVE THIS DAY ofEh ~ - 49,
1890 .~eupfsd by Miller, gardner a CO..
Svssrs ,4ill l. plsassd % - ny Cd ezzionsfss
80 a. psrv ne.T oBes e vii f4Tor M Eith TIER
= -b-77 n a fsu days haze nice sss5rtme NJ q
sr-rirx stTis Pisoe Gods which VIII mzks-up
q order
Ibose wishing sork done N zsupsrior mznnsr,
Nth pramptuess, and cheap should not fast 70
ziTs ne tTisi.
H8- Gsuts' sud Boys' clothing eut IN tie latest
styiss. 1s-sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
GROCERY.
FAMILY GROCERY.
90 Partnership Notice.

Go FaEtnerShlp N0tIce.
IOHN MEM xnd VIM RUSToN HAVE I'm
ii tered into u partnership for the purpose OF
carrying on a Family Grocery, in Posey's Block,
Ne le0 Main street, betweep Fourth and Canal,
where they will keep select assortment Ct choice
Family Grcce-fes
aR hey win also keep wagon-Tard Ter the
recommendation Of farmers.
We will always keep on hand fine stock 81
Family Groceries Of all kinds
We Invite the patronage Of the public IN gen
raj. (fsbs-tfl MKSf RuSTOS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
REMoVAL..
THns q MAnHER

HAS REMOVED HIS WHoLESALE MANI
II featuring Establis nent 50 No. 3 FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has q large and sls-
CANT assortment Of Homemade Work, a. hne as
the 6nest, guaranteed aa ssgsod - the besz," and
for sale ~ cheap As the cheapest" and iit1ls
cheaper.
Bis entire stock consisting II ans Bugs,
Soacb, aud Carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Exprsss Harness, Sad
dless in endless variety, Brides Of all kinds IN
any quantity, Collars, 0irths, Sarcingsns, GhSek
Lines, Military Work; in short, every thing Ia
his line, FROM Hame Strap 20 - Monitor Sad
dle"-has been manufactured under his inIne-
date supervision, by skiilfTli and expaFienord
workman, and rs now ofased 10 the trade sc
EASTERN PRICES. Bein~ able 60 compete sr--
ceAzfuliy vita anything in tbs narxet. IN style,
Hnish durability and price, he only asks a fElal-
Gall and examine for yourselves. ap2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
GROCERIES.

RREsH EGGs-5OO Dozsu Fresh Eggs just re-
II ceived az
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
SVHoICE SWEET PoTATOEs-a5 bbIs choice
= New Orleans Sweet Potatoes, just received
.,cr steamer Brilliant, tor sale At
p, ,ELLI0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY
TwEEF CIDER-2 bbls choice Sweet Cider foT
RLLoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
WILLIAM REAVIS.
Attorney ~ Law and u. 8. Gain
Agent.

Il sa1heFizsd ~ the Government 20 procure Pru-
Sioua boaoty Money, Back Pay Bsunty Iaaad
ClaiHs for hoAzEs and ether Pk0rERrT destroyed
willis ln q ssrFies Of the GovsrnmsHt, aud 40
claims, VI Whatever kina Of nature sEsinst the
unifad States
Bounty Tor Discharged SOidierG
By an saasndlaeat to the bounty Law, passea at
the last session q Congress. "Af1 soldiers
other parsons who hase bssa shall Hereafter be
discharged within tvo years fson the date ofthslr
snlissneat By reason 81 wounds received In battle,
shall receive abs same Bounty As though tbsS.
sgrvsd tEo yssFs.a
Once s61z Main Street. over Ksllsr's Gun Store.
opposits thu Court House. Evansville. Indiana
Correspondents mnst enclose stamps.
&C. Good references given II required e aahz@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
The Army or the Potomac Ready 90
move

wAsH1SeroS, March S-Information
from the army of the Potomac Shows
that our troops are in the best possible
condition, and are ready TO move at any
time occasion may require.
Rnmors continue 10 prevail in camp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
DISSOLUTION.

rSyHR partnership heretofore existing between
i G. DaSiisaa & a. Sehmahl, 10 the tailoring
business is shistiay dissolved BY mutual consent
T. Davidson will continue the business. BE Gao
be found for the next two weeks az the otfoe of
Fisher, Tarnook q Do, Gas Filters after which
he will occupy the shop Of coha & Levy, butchers
All business az the CID firm will he settled by z.
Davidson o. DAYiDSoh,
mari A. SCHMARL-
NOTICE il hcrehy given that the cc-par ner-
~ ship heretofore existing At Evansville, Ind,
between Abraham AnspSeher, Philip Anspseher
and Benjamin. W Taylor, under the name and
style Of Taylor 4 co Was this day dissolved by
mutual coasent, the said nsnjamfn W TAYLOR
having retired from said firm The Business will
hereafter Be conducted at the old stand by the
naming partners, under the name aud style If
A. Anspscher a SoHs, who are alone authorized
10 snttle the business Of the late urn.
ABRAHAM ANSPACHER
PHILIP ANSPACHER
BENJAMIN W. TAYLOR,
Evsnsyille, Feb. -, 1855. mari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Gold.

par,;o' "s ..s 20 Furnish Coin in hand -
vii H. te. VINO may wisi % buy largely w -
piece - e' y, ~ on hand, in Are
r,sy "a ia from lweniy-ive to Thirty Tbos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

which wac ~ e.lt.-
beheved they "a
the evacuation -. Iott e
which all people -as
away for the purpose Ca
a new line Of worsss GA
the Appomattox river, =.
resting ON the Lynshburg rat.
a number CT men Of the 80.
consiu we're killed and crushed By
falling trees during the storm GU Thur
day night
A terrible explosion took place on
Thursday. which shook the boats on the
James aud Appomattox rivers. IL ap-
peared to be in the direction Of Peters.
burg, and it was reported at City Point
that it was occasioned BY an attempt Of
the rebels TO blow up Fort Hill, which
had been previously evacuated by our
troops, knowing that the rebels had IN.
dermined it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
GOLD
G 0 i D

New York. wv = Special Partner
the Gold Ro@ ono y almost eonsiap,l, N
abled 10 49, n, We will hereafte- y 70
uctaatioass S Z, advantage of the eo1 - ca.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Notice to Contractors.

FINHE COMMON COUNCIL OF The CITY
Il Of Evansville vii receive s.zTed proposals
until the SoSh day OF March Is65, for construct
ing an ea-th-way AeFOsa the Canal On Boud street,
similar 70 the one built across the Canal on Iaxts
street. A. PFAFFLIE, Clerk.
BY A. n. McGAug, Deputy
lssrk's o@os, fsb. aFth, lss& ns-ska
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
COMMERCIAI-
EFansriIIe 49,,

Bu.t..... NASHVILLE, Match ia
oFensd al tbs bsginuiux - -
t's''s brisk but III a ana -. - 20 -
&c Aiaais Of the wsss ana es.s $50 a,' a'i''
"a, TIE paHis ia sod has ers,,ly 49,. 10y !. =
,-AfAsi' Aad almost al arfie.,s =. ''si -
a~~n yard tend ney. @iih Z
cited. @Arsst eahtinussr ex.
last -. !. - ''A'p regular tua.bls f,a,, =.
ss.e. y Z ~ a tue elo.a tAis 80 "a ="
hars aso'A'iea' from the Ea., ~ a.. aAs 40
asa ,r i, s-r'A--s4 opsr.tor. h, u s~9 day.
''Sna have esss ~. ,,. ss'aa sEisai
- % 4zotsd at lse 'lisea- silver
.u4 as AZ. Dun On. and le-er.t "a. 49,.
kk-is rather &c. s' -.''''
: 90 - waEA 2 FLouR-s :, : a. :, SEQ
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GOLD.

we are also prepared 10 sell Gold ON
margin Of thirty per cent, and will
days
We eiso receive money on deposit.
discount good paper, buy and sell tx.
change on New York, end transact a
general Banking business.