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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

z AOTiCE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT THE
tAN Common Council OF the city of Evansville.
n pa suance OF the provisions Of an Act Of the
{Gru, raj Assembly OF the State OF Indiana APP
proved March q, 1885, entitled -" An Act 10
anieud the I've uty a 81 section Of an Act entitled
An Act granting q the citizens u the town Of
va1sFillg, in the county Of Nandsrburgh, a City
sCharter,' approved January n, 1877, aad TO add
zauFplcmenfai sections % sAi4 Act" will, on tho
lhth q May, A. d. 1855 present TO the Board
: - county Commissioners Of NandcrbErgh county
petition pray inE for the annexation TO said city
of she following dsserbed territory. aud setting
Il 10 th the reasons for such annexation, Wis: All
& that part Of the west half Of the northwest
saarteF Of section twenty mine, and the east half
0i tae northeast quarter OF section thirty, town
kahp siE, south range ten west, described 80 foi-
5loNs, VIA Beginning az the intersection Of Main
and Eighth streets ~ FAid city, az the center Of
& aid streets, and ruuniag thence along the middle
Se9ht laisl sect. % point opposite the center OF
III alley dividing the Depot gr1unds Of the Evans
seVthe Charlottesville Railroad Company from
stOrr and Harrisch's Kularg. ment Of Evansville;
thence along the middle OF said alley nine hun
Erred and twelve aud four tsnths (gi2 fi0l feet, 60
@aa ireu pin the east aud west line running
4thr uEh q middle Of thf north west quarter OF
asaid segtion twruty-uines thence east along said
ica,t and west lice 10 hundred and hfty-two aud
10 halt tia25sl Ret, u the north aud south line
81 iuuutpR through the middle Of said quarter sec
z tiun thence north along said north and south
liar SIX huudtei aud forty seven (e4T)cot 60 tho
{ smiddis 81 the railroad track on William street,
4 briug the center street running east aud west
efthrouEh the North Eastern Enlargement OF
s Fvansvilei thence west along the center Of said
&Wiilian struot cAionded, one thousand and forty
.i1 sud one-iouTth (t,Oi6 ~ feet, TO the middle
Lot Main stfrct. All tiiruce along the middle OF
Main street eight bundred aud ninety three aud
thrce- f1urths ts93 "a feet, 60 the paee % brgin-
*suing said terrtory beng contiguous 90 che city
% Evansville aud not plated @ isia AZ On; -.
Atiesti A. NJ. McGRlEg, Clerk. ala-3ot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

RELIGIOUS SERVICES were held on Sat
iurday afternoon at the Protestant Epis-
seopal Church, in observance of the sad
event which has clothed the nation in
mourning. Rev. FL. w. Spalding, the
rector, delivered short and heartfelt
address to the congregation, impressing
upon his hearers the solemn significance
of the event, which he interpreted as
an additional punishment inflicted upon
the nation for its transgressions, and as
a warning to the people to rely on God
as means of national safety rather
than on human fundamentally however
worthy. The reverend orator deduced
the conclusion that true religion was the
highest form of patriotism, and express
ed the hope that the people Of the Re-
public might acknowledge and act upon
this truth. His address was earnest and
eloquent, and deeply impressed itself on
The minds and eonsciences Of the per-
Esonscomposing the large audience which
assembled to participate in the solemn
religious rites which he conducted.
Many attendants of other churches were
apresent The interior and exterior OF
THE chapel were draped in the sombre
ktokens OF woe. The scene was peeu.
Aliarly solemn, and suggestive of the deep
lsense which the people feel of the loss
that the Republic has sustained in the
death Of the able statesman, faithful
2public officer, and good man-Abraham
SLincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
of Territory to the
CITY of Evansville.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Common Council Of the City VI Evansville, In
pursuance 81 the provisions OF an Act u ths
General Assembly Of the STATE OF Indiana, ap.
proved March q, 1895, entitled an " Act 20 amend
the seventy.hrst section Of an act entitled = An
Act granting 60 the citizens Of che TOW Of Evans
willie, In the County OF YanderburghR ity Chart
ar.' approved January ~, tsif, aud 10 add sup
plimanial sscfious 10 said act, will ou the goth
ay Of April, 1865, present 10 the Board VI County
Of Nahderburgh county, a petition
praying for the annexation 10 said CITY, che
following de eribed territory, aud setting forth
the reasons for such annexato1, yiHi Allthat part
of the south east quarter Of section Glnetean (ol
10 suship six (G.) Range ten no. west, decri bed
~ follows, via Commencing At stone, "a corner
Established BY the connty Surveyor on the South
aloe 1T said quarter. section, ahd adjoining the
Northern Enlargement Of ths City Of Evansville
and running thence by Ann Street west, three
hundred and eighty. four (a64) feet thence North
tw0 thousand six hundred and fsrty (2GiOl feet 10
4 siouo. thence East three hundred and eighty
aud seven tenths ESQ T-i0i feet 20 stone aud
from thence south, TIVE thousand six hundred aud
forty lZ0i0i fret 10 tho place Of beginning said
torrit0ry teiag contiguous 20 the CITY Of Evans
willie, aud not plated or laid II
W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest-A. PFAFFLfS, Cierh.
BY A. NJ. MeGrin, Deputy Clerk.
March 21,-3ot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
Public Meeting at Indianapolis ,
the Death of the President.

INDIANAPOLIS, April Is. - The an
.nouncement of President Lincoln's death
1created the most profound sensation
Business is entirely suspended. In
twenty minutes after the news was made
public, every business house, and public
sofiee, as by common consent, closed
their doors. The whole city is drape6
in mourning, Flags on all the public
buildings are displayed at half mast and
appropriately draped.
At public meeting held in capito
square at IL o'clock, after prayer and
singing, addresses we're made BY Gov
Morton, Ex-Gov. Joseph A Wright
Senator Hendricks, aud others. Gov.
Morton introduced the following resolu.
lions, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In the midst Of our re
sjoicings on account of the victories with
which Heaven has blessed our arms, the
same spirit which has attempted the life
1 of the nation has now succeeded in as
Fascinating our great and good chief
magistrate and probably his Secretary
! of State therefore,
ReSolUed, That in the death of oul
beloved President, one of the great and
! good men of the world has fallen, and
] the nation is called upon to mourn the
departure of our second Washington.
ReSoECed, That our heartfelt sympa
sthies are rendered to the family of Presi
sdent Lincoln in this terrible afiiction.
Resolred, That we humbly and de.
.voutly pray the Father of all Meroies q
/ spare the life of Secretary Seward to
this already afflicted nation.
ResOtUed, That though the greatest
swisest, and best men may fall in our
scountry's cause, our confidence that
Divine Providence will save the life Of
Ithe nation, and yet make it the light Of
the world, is full and undiminished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
Resolutions of a Turner Meeting
held On Saturday. ApFiI 18th.

In consideration of the assassination
committed upon the person Of Abraham
Lincoln, the President of these United
States =
Be IL ResolUed By the Turner. ASso
citation of Evansville, l. That in the
death of Abraham Lincoln, the defender
and advocate of the principles and the
champion of all human rights, we recog-
lnize and regret the death of one of our
most noble patriots.
ResotUed, 2. That in consequence OF
this most deplorable occurrence, we feel
! now more than ever called upon to re-
imind our Conntry's and Libertys true
SONS to PROSTATE treason wherever
found and however exhibited, aHd to be
prepared at any and all times to take up
arms for the defence of freemen's rights,
SO warmly advocated by Abraham Linz
Icoln. Ho 10
Resolred, 3. That our flag be draped
lin mourning for the next sixty days
Resolred, 4 That,appropriate funeral
ceremonies be performed at Mozart Hall
on next Monday evening DR. Schiller,
lCoL G. W. Mank, and Z. Bischoff were
selected as Committee of Arrangements.
Rssolved, 5. That we collect so cents
admission fee, and donate the proceeds
to sick and wounded soldiers. 81
ReSolUed, 6. That these resolutions bel
entered on our minutes, and published
in the Evansville Journal and Evans
vile Union
E. F. BOLLE, Speaker.
A PFAFFLIN, Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

DETERMINED TO GET DRUNK.--An old
man at Farmersburg, Sullivan County,
IA disciple of Dan. Voorhees,, when he
heard of the assassination Of the Presi
dent, on Saturday, declared that he had
never been drunk but once in his life
but that he would have to get drunk or
the strength of that news.
We have our information from per.
sfectly responsible and reliable gentle
man, late captain in the volunteer
service, who heard him make the re
mark, and was only restrained from
schastizing him on account of his years
and the crowd of sympathizers BY whom
zhe was surrounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation of Territory to the CITY
of Evansville.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIvEN THAT rHE
y Common Council 4 the city Of Evansville,
IN pursuauc. Of the prov siens Of an Act Of the
iencfal Assembly GO the Stae Ct Indiana, APP
proved March @. iSt5. EMIT Cd" Aa Act 20
amend the seventy -hist section OF sn Act entitled
AN Act granting 10 the citizens Il the town Of
Evansville, Ia the county Of Nsnderburgh, City
Charter approved January "a, 1877, and 70 add
supHleaeutai sections % said Act.n will, on she
.l1th day q Nay, A q. 1861, present q the Board
at tCuuiy uiau i-siou rsot Naadcrbu Oh county
"a petition prayu- lar the anut xAtion 10 said city
~ tiir tIllrwtnE Cactihci territory, aud setting
.iorth the re sous fss such annexation, viz: All
that part Of De southeast qsartsr Of section
ntnet ca (isl, ia township six (6), range ten QO)
Na-is described a. iu lowe, VIZ: Beginning at an
.lfQa pm al the s1att vtss corner OF said quar-
~ section, and ranGtuk thence by the half
ct'1n line north four hundred aud ninety nine
kal iert, 90 a. irun pin; thence east by isabela
+ ftece teEun humid ed and siXty-thrce and "A half
tie4 ~ teef 20 the une ct Sharpes Enlargement,
theucr south ~ the lire % shapes I'm argent
s 'ouf Hundred aud ninety -2tne (t99l fret, to an
iren PIN On tho south lige 49, quarter section,
ADD thence by the south line OFshld quarter sec
ftieu seven huudse1 and sixty.fiur tlGii feet, %
tHc plaoo Of beginning, saii territory being con-
uguous 20 the city % Evansville aud not plated
) or aid CH W BAKEG Mavor
Z Attest; A. N. AcGRTFF, Clerk at3-30t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

SERSsD- nm RlcHf. Just after the
news OF the assassination Of President
Lincoln had been received in Terrs
Haute, on Saturday morning, Copper
head, with more candor that discretion,
remarked that " Lincoln should have
been shot long ago" The words were
scarcely uttered when a Captain of the
143d Indiana, who was standing BY,
handed him one lick under his ear which
sent him spinning into the street like a
chicken with its head cut of. The
Z Ca psain then proceeded to chastise him
= until he grew weary, when be was taken
soff by the City Marshal.
AS the discomftted Copperhead was
!rising from the ground little tailor--a
regular bantam rooster sort of a man
about the size of Barrett, the comedian,
3srushed in, exclaiming You think so,
sido you" and lent him a hard one under
z the ear that threw him on his back, his
4lim6s quivering in the air like those Of
q felled beef. After "Cop" had gathered
himself mp, the little tailor gave hin
another " snoIlijoster which laid him tt
land. The poor oppressed Copper
head was then permitted to retire, {
sadder if not wiser man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

FUNERAL OBsEoUIEs - The Turner'S
give an entertainment tonight at Mozar
Hall for the benefit of sick and wound
j ed soldiers. By their advertisement i
! will be seen that the affair promises t.
be highly interesting, and we hope it vii
he well patronized.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

CkoPs.-we are glad to notice that
the wheat along the line of the Z. & C.
'R. R., seems to be in a very healthy and
vigorous condition. The late warm wet
weather has brought the wheat and grass
out handsomely.
We notice also that despite the wet
weather, the farmers are vigorously
blowing, and preparing their ground for
oats and corn.
The fruit, also, throughout this whole
region of country promises to be abund
liant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-The somewhat
notorious Geo Van Blaricum, confined
for non-payment of fine imposed al
the last term of the Circuit Court, for
keeping disreputable house, and a
|Spaniard arrested for stealing, made
their escape from the jail at Vincennes
lon Wednesday last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

saS- Let all attend the great Sale o
Building Lots this morning. The sal,
will take place at 9 o'clock, near Dunk
Nursery at IL o'clock, at Laws Appb
sOrchard, and will continue in the even
ling at 7 o'clock, at, the Old Brewery
Great bargains will be offered. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

eE- Among the passengers on the
down train Saturday night, we had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. W. II. Holland
whose excellent Theatrical Troupe SC
greatly delighted our people last sum
mer. He will stop a few days in tbs
lefty, at the Sherwood House, recuperat
ing his health.
Since he left here, he was captured
| by Hoods army at Columbia, Tennessee
and enjoyed (2) rebel hospitality in i
rebel prisons and prison pens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

Is IT PossIBLE2-We were told yes
terday that when the Episcopal Church
was being draped in mourning because
Of the assassination of the President of
the United States, gentleman n pres
ent, late Of Kentucky, remarked that
they had better wreath it with violets
and roses. II any one did make such a
remark we would advise him to take the
first train, or the FIRST steamboat, or go
on foot--but leave the city at once never
to return. The atmosphere here will
not prove healthy to such an one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

Rag The Vineennes Sun makes sport
1 Of the celebration, over recent victories,
held in Vineennes, on Wednesday night
las. The occasion was no doubt one Of
sadness to the editor Of the Sun
We have no doubt the editor of the
Sun felt more like illuminating on Sat
surdsy night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

SINGS OF MoURNING.-All the Satur
lday evening papers, not published on
ICylinder presses, come to US with their
column rules turned, in token of the
nations calamity. st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

UEFffE OF ANMNfalfAfhM OF III RbAAAFtAs Z
Washington, April 7, 1865.
lTTTBEREAs BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 10 the undsrsiguod, u has been
made % appear that " The meTchants' national
Rank of Evausville, IN the city Of EyansYille, IN
tho county Of yaaderbnrgh and STATE o. Indiana,
has been Gully organized under AID according 70
the requirements u the Act u Congress entitled
-. An Act 20 provide National Currency seour.
~ by pledge of United States bonds, and 20 pro.
vide ior he circulation and redemption thereof
approved Juae D 1884, and has compiled with AZ
the provisions Of said Act required 20 Do complied
with before commencing the buSinssa Of banking
under said Act,
Nov, THEsEFonE, 1. FRFEnAs CLARKE, Camp
trolier u the Carfaner, do hereby earthly that
fssIhe Merchsntsf National Bank Of Granville
ia the cty o. Evansville 90 the county % van
lderbnrrh aud State Of Indiana. ~ authorized 70
Icommsnos the bnsiness Of banking und the Act
|aforfsaid.
Ia testimony whereof, witness my hand ana
srai Of office this sotsnth day Ct April, 1860.
lLR1 FREEMAk CLARKE,
lapI2.zm Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
BANKING.
To the Stockholders Of the First
National Bank Of Evansville:

kTA REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD.
sA Of Directors Of the first atfonat Bank, heidi
Aurif 9Th 1855, IL was ordered hat the capita
sstock q said Bank be Increased $40, 800. thus
making the capital $500, 600; that $4,000 ofi
Of said Bank, and tnat = call be made upon tie
.stoekh oldeFssr $1,000 Of said incrsase-s50 O9
TO be paid Cr before Nay LIST. $4,000 70 be paid
Ion ur before June L. and $4,000 70 Be paid on on
sbefDre July lst, lsG5the sam bsiug f5r each call
AN AMOUNT equal 70 % PSF cent. u tue present.
stock Of each stakeholder
Now, IN accordance vita tie ab5vs order, y0uj
are hereby notified 70 pay into this Bank, for the
said increase Of it, capital, amount equal % %
pe- esut. Of your present. stock on or before Hay
slss, aud an additional % per cent on Or bescre
June lst aud az addifionaI - per cent % or.
lbeFcrs July Ist 1865. And in De Gsuit Il tueh'
payments you will forfeit the right 70 much Of
said Increase Of the capital stock a. you fsn TO-
pay for. JAS. Il. CuTEEE,
,al6 H Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
DENTISTRY
DentaECard.

HAVING AssocIA TED WITH NE IN THE
II practise Of, Dentistry DR.. A. q. Jones, form.
eriy of Cinoinnati, we would Announce TO the PEG.
pie Of EvansyilIe and Vicinity that We are pre-
parrd to PERFORM all operations Fertai ning Il
neutistry la the most skillfnl manner, Artificial
Teeth inserted on Cold, Platinum, silver or WI
canise, ard a. regards beantyof hnish, stj Z and
b sturaluess Of appearances, We cha leugs eohipa
son with work done anywhere-East or West.
We solicit = share Of public patronage.
-a8 sfls.rD RS. BtERB0WER & JONES,
..s....t.... Rooms and 5. Marble HALL.
ALI Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

aAUCrrox-Ladies and gentlemen
Hiram Nelson will have an Auction
Sale of dry goods, shoes, hosiery, no
lions, BE, at, bis Auction Room, No p
Locust Street, four doors above the Sber
wood House, commencing Wednesday
morning, April 10, at 10 o'clock, anc
continue two days Goods open Tues
day afternoon. Now is your chance.
aplI5-3t. b soH $3.50 T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

RssoEced, That, coufaing to the full,
est extent IN the ability, patriotism, snd'
Integrity Of Andrew Johnson, upon:
whom the Presidential office now de-,
wolves, we, with all the loyal men of the
scountry, will rally around him and givel
his administration of the Government
the same cordial and generous support
which was accorded to that of his Ia
msnted predecessor. -.
ASSASSINATION or SEC. SEWARD. -Thel
Iperson who attacked Secretary Seward
I left behind him slouehed hat and an
fold rusty navy revolver The chambers
were broken.loose from the barrel, as if
! done by striking The loads were drawn
sirom the chambers, one being bat a
trough piece of lead, and the other six
kballs smaller than the chambers, wrap
pedsin paper as il to keep them from
falling out .ytwe asa4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

demonstrators OF THE SEASON "A
fine lot of spring chickens just received
which will be kept constantly on hanC
and be served up in any style and OF
short notice, at the St, Charles Saloon
/ No 6, between Main and Locust Streets
April l3-4td. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

H0- Asa IgleheaFt has removed his
Jaw Office to his new building on Third
Street, above Main.
apr10 dot ,err.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
H LEGAL.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

Sale of Real .EstateI
NOTICE IS HEREBY 0IVEE THAT THEI
~ uhdefsignei, Administrator De bsEs = noH Of
the estate OF Adoiph Briukman. deceased. will By
virtue Of the order Of the Court Of { ommou
spltaz o. FaudsFburgb county. on The i3ti day OF
sflsys 1865. at the door OF ths Court House n the
#eity Aof Kyanavtti-, between tho hours Of fetI
O'Clock =. aud four o'clock D.. e - III day ]
ssell at public auction the following real eststsi
sitHated Ia Wander bn fh county, Inaians, 20 wit \
Lots one a., tive 60, three t3l, four q, ve l5lI
PIX (8t tever %. eight la), nine (g(, TEL llOl
eleven Qi) aud tweiyo ~, subdivisions 4 part
of the south east quarter Of section uinftea flg}
township 90, south 81 rauEs ten 0O) wca 9, Goa \
stainng In ali about thres acres the fRme beingl
sthe properly Of said hd0iph BIT nEman dec asod !
saaid lots being Numbered according 20 tbi plat
bud subfivisiou - tnid three acres Tua le y,
Bracket Mills. late administrator OF said deoa ascd
1aud recorded In order Book No. Twc Of safe
Court Of Common Pleas. ~ pages 266 ana ~ h
upon the following terms, to-wlt: OEo-thiu tbs
purchase money 60 be- paid in cash, onc-ihfi 4 inl
Twelve months and one-tbira in eighteen mo1 this
the purchaser - give nOtes for the deferred Jay
4ments, With security, drawing interest from thfl
sfsay Of sale, without any raiief whatever Il onl
valuation appraisement laws secured by natlrt
gage upon the prselisss.
ARCHIBALD @. SULLIVAN.
Administrator do b0nia nen.
April n. 1865. ai24 vi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
NEW SALOON.

CtKpTaIEKLAUs,' HAS OPENED A FIRsT
~ . - s.tl. - the corner Of Main and
:. =, go .aa,s -. will b found the best
iSers - m ~. Il. Neral share Of patronage
lt I-Iiss. ~ So A'"'s- IA fmZ7-d sm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
UNITED STATES.

CtPECIAL NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES TO
- all permanent aud transient citizeps OF Van
Sderburgh county that the blanks for Income
and Application for License row ready for dis
9tribution at my Office. Any person negieeting TO
edeliver his return make application for license
Jas req uired by the Internal Revenue law, by the
5l6th day OF May, 1865, will be assessed by me
with the penalties Attached
EAl7-6dklS 1Ja p. HoRNBROoB, "A. A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

MISS FANNY B. PRIcE.-We had the
pleasure of meeting this highly gifted
Artistic, in Terre Haute, on Saturday.
also, Mr.. Handkerchief looking better
than We ever saw them. 1t will crafty
"a host of their friends, in this city, to
learn that we may soon expect them in
our midst for brief season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
MEDICA L.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK. BACON and LARD

fEETE HAVE IL STORE $4,000 POUNDS or
~ new Bacon consisting Of Hama, Shoulders,
Clear sud Ribbed SIDES. Also, Mes PORK and
Prime Leaf Lard, which we are edsrinz 70 tho
ftrad- AZ fair price,. PRESTON Bios
All No. Q First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

SWIFT WINGED INTELLIGENCE. - The
news of the assassination of President
Lincoln, reached Columbus, Ky, twenty
miles below Cairo, at noon on Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

This Bank will b located ON the corner Of Main
and Flr.t slreeis, in tho rom now occupied by
SIR Healy, a. soon a. the necessary changes can
be- made.
G. H. BEMENT, Prest.
b. RALEIQu, VICE Prea't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

s1- Hiram Nelson sells flour, crock,
Iery, furniture, dry goods, &c this morn
ling at clock, at No. q Locust Street
above the Sherwood House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17
COMMISSION.

SAMUEL n DocKER :: :: }. c. DU soUcHEr
D0CKER & DuSOUCHET,
Produce and Commission Merchandise
NO. 10 WATER STREET.,
Orr's Block, next door 60 M. Dalzell,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Ss&- Highest cash price paid for all kinda Of
Country Produce, Prompt attention given 10 al
Orders decl0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-17

A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
IA double tenement, TWO lOts-will rent FOL
5000 per year. Price $4,000.
mh20,tf A. JOHh5ON.