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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

NEW LUMBER YARD, CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH
~ and Cary Sts.A large and well selected STOCK o.
seasoned White Pine Lumber, lot Yellow zine, Jols'
Seantling, aud Frame STUFF.
Lumber sold on Commission, - ,,,.,,
my222wk A. A. McCULLOVVh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

80 Thou wilt send me two bottles more
Of thy Plantation Bitiers. Ny wife has been
greatly benefited by their use. Thy friend.
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
Nrw BypFoRp. Mass. Nov. "a 1868.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. a 1903.
DEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted many years
with severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold
feet and hands, and general disordered system.
Physicians and medicine failed 10 relieve me.
Some friends in New York, who were using Plan
,aton Bitters, prevailed upon ne to try them.
commenced with o small wine lassful after dir.
ner. Feeling better by degrees, in few days
was asionished to find the GOODNESS and cramps
had entirely left me and could sleep the night
through. which had not done for years. ] feel
like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improved by the use Of the
Plantation Bitters.
Respectfully, JUDITH Russell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

J,RAYK L. MORLIyG, FLORIST AND sEEpsMaAA,
No 2 n. Eutaw ST., adjoining Eutaw Hou,se' you
duets Baskets, Aquariums aud Rustic W Wri tt
series HOOkstown Road, adjoining Druid ~ n R.tn
Baltimore Nd. Green House, Hot House, Lana peuung
plants and Roses Fruit and Ornamentsl lreSs nua
Shrubs Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Ro.s aaa oeios
Y Landscape Gardening will receive PrUvPs s% IT,
ton "''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

-ro,,sr prpNIsUfNG GOODS. THE SUBSCRIBERS
III baye aoeusd place of business under Odd Eel.
aIi RPrankIin street, where they have supply
lowe SSs ni' i,snJware Tnware &c., To which large
addition made IL few day. They shs also r end
Wire Solder, Timers Tonls, &C. ,-,o,,,, ,pos
my92--lwf ohhoohl Dn0s-
DpoWN's EXT OF JAMAICA GINGER, DAVIS
Il pain Killer, Roses whooppg Cough aud Group
sam 81 Wild Cherry the sozodont Tooth Powder, ~ :
bias Extracts, Canary Seed Chloride Of Line Assaie
uua' sPo"eN'' L. WAGNER, Druggist,
400 a,E Cor 9Th aud Broad sts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
=. HARRIS,
OF NORFOLK, va,
$4,000 Worth OF
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

MIS- FURNISHING UUOUSI
To BE SOLD AT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN cAN OBTAIN THE UT
n moe! value for Cast on Wearing Agp,ssl yurnl!nre
- BowsY Opposite Great yenes stree. Lsdss ATTENDED v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

"A L. CAsHbERo PAYS The highest BrpsdWay pycss
Tor LADIES'. and esnsmsnS Cas-. on Clothing. Ladies wAid
upon By Mrs.. Caahbsve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1865 \


yVANTED-BY SUPERIOR COOK WITH EXCEL
w ent city reference suaton In private family y
boarding house, city country makes excellent bread ans
pastry soups; cook and laundress In private ay
wages 3l2 Cali at 1872 East 2lst ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

LADY wANTED-To COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS, AND
n ladies 10 learnt good pay; steady employment; AFTER
capable work given out Apply at us Broadway room ~
G. k0NlGSBERG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

At THE GREAT WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
n Establishment "a sixth avenue, ladies and gentle
will ind the original r. MIN1z 70 whnn ycu ds
pose OF you Cast on Clothing Carpets Furniture Jewcly
D,sssss from y 70 81 for coats eio for Psnss a
girth avenue, Twentieth street. win be punctualy
nded W Ladies' waited BY Mrs. b nnss In and Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY soox.


This norning opened clear and bright asd
though quits cool IN the early mOrning kss
grown quits mild aad ssntls towards noon.
Che river D. stiii rising aiswiy, And is new ~tih-
E IN ~ fees q the laet Tiss.
The arrivals since last night have hssn unusn-
ally arse and sssst assiyisy has prstailsd on the
isses, bieh 10 nov covered With frsight.
Tue arrivals include the Atianfir and 6aleetic.
Louissilis 70 Eastport; Anna and Rob't Moors,
cincinnati 70 NashEillss oiifton, Mpnphis 70 Gin.
I etnnAti Miami and Norman, Nashville % Gin
einnati J. T. hccombs And Anglo saxon I.4st-
Pors 60 kssnssiiisi ". Carter. Cineiu al 20
Ne~ Orleans y. X Dankersoa a1d Cen II alleck,
Green river 20 EFAnsEilis; Pine Grove, Claainnati
70 81. Lpuisi catswba and D. b. uAusYs u Wa
basb 20 Evansville; Armada. Cairo 70 Essnsvii.s
The Clifton arrived here during the night Win
.25e balss o. est ton cas- OF whieh she dseh.rxsd
hsFes 81 ef ~hinh. With % bales brouTht up Nv
the Armada, gops forward elis essns.g by the o.ls
bratei Cotton Rzpnsss, u which Brown, DunSsr.
son 8 o.. are asssTs aooshsr fIiussrntIon of n.
inrsrsAnee ef Evansville 80 port Of frABs- chip
meat 70 the East.
The W. n. Carter, for Ksw Orleans, had a very
handsome trip. ~
most Of ne 6oats pAssipe wers in Gorrruuasbt
snrvice. aud ali had good tsfps
= Ths !. 7. MecomLs, Eorm.n snd ADgIo samoa
bad eonsiserAble freight ont Of Tho cunbsriana
aud Tennesses fisers
g The armada was ers~dvd With freight and pas-
ssngsrs, iaelqdlug 10 the. fOrnsr ninsty eight
bales q eetsoa, consigned % Drown. Dunksrson
Co, Which is . so forward By the famous Sale
f3ntains oetson Express We Ae
Toe Armada will rstnrn % Cairo. promptly, ss
8 O'Clock this evening, anording most elegant &C
eommodAtions 70 passengers.
The DuHkersep had medsrste "trip cot Of Green
river. She VIII leave again on Monday eyeninE.
The Glendale Il receiving and win leave NOR
row for Eashntss. Capt. Dan CLARK Il her sls-
gapt eommsndeF And her passenger sceo@moda-
tions are not anywhere sarparssd.
Tas beAdtihd Morning Star, whereof Capt.
Aafou BALLARD q oofnmaDder and John Gwnfhniey
aud Luce hHFreu clerks. viii Be the vsiy eIe-
gant packet for Henderson aBd L0uisvilie this
evening She Is enc Of the fast steamers.
Tbs Robt Burns 10 due here With : large
smoHnt ST cotton Cor the BsilefoatalBs Cotton
Express roats, shippers from the south rsAliring
that this Ire Is the short route East, and that 1
Evasavilie is ths best point Of transfer between
Nempbis and Pitfsburgl s5s ig1i rR
The ChArmsr Is getting : very hapasoms trip /
and win leave this evening for Nashville. Capt. !
Gus. Dusoucbet is her peerless eommander and 1
Duke NehoIson, Sshisted ~ our elestr sOnng /
friend BILLY. Pages has charge 81 her onHcaoa
rhs w. Wayne, With big cargo Of hay passed
down wItIous IandiDS
The Fanny Brandies came ia from baio~ she
leaves for Esshviiis this evening. s4I
The shsrmaD, from. cinsinnAr 90 2. Louin,
With an elegant trip, has just arrived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
ELECTION NOTICE.
srArr o. fsDIAsA,


eTArK or IsprksA, L.
yANpERRuRdR CorNTx. -
Tas S1ats u iAd'and g tAs sAsrsf " vasdeybursh
n BLYTHE HYNEs, CLERK or TIE VAN,
the sheriff Of said cotnty wist ofcsfs STe y SS
alacted for the several townships IN said county,
81 the usual places of hoIdi0R elections, on the
hrst Monday III April, 1856 - - N'a.4at
For Pigeon aT0wusltip Z Two Justices Of the
l. Fsses. -Four eonstAptes, aud One Township
For knight T0wnahIp Two Justices OF ths
Pesee, Two ConstaBies. and one sTownstip Tsus-
a. sD.afz ta zaasl4 aEadi .tsai as&a % ZlHlf-
TOr Scott Tc@HaHgp 0hSyasaleS % the Peace.
Two Constables, and One Township Trustesa
1oF Arms roHg Townahip. On6 Justice OF the
Pea9eC Two GenStables, and One ToH'nshfp Trus.
For Perry r6wnsllfp One Justice 6f the Peace,
For Onion Te@ nskip two usticss Of the Peace,
Eve Constabfssg ana One Township Trustee.
For Cshtre Township. Two Justices Of the
Psaoe, Two OonstaDiss, and One Township Trns-
Gee. fss A1seA eaafi@ ~ wuG gi aa lIl. fF q.
For German Township. ons JustIe Of the Peacs,
Two Cosstablse, 6na Ore 'TnsrDstIir Trrs.ee
And the Sheriff ID hereby dffecIetito give legai
notice Of said election In seonforu1ity With ths
statutes In such cases made and provided
In wITEEss WHEREos have hersnnto subscribed
my name, and aftixed the seal or said
h.. Court, at Evansville, 1ndiana, this nrst
BLYTHE HYEEs, 4
Clerk v. Q. o. i
+ GRITTY THAT THE YoKEGoINa IL A
A. true copy Of the original, az the same appears
on Ms Ia my Office. GEORGE WoLFLIN,
Sheriff v. O.
By JcHs GREnK. Deputy, m2iid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
By TELEGRAPA
GIeanings from the Rebel
~ Papers. @
The Rebels Claim a Great
Victory and fall back IS miles.
Fishing for Torpedoes in
Charleston Harbor.
General Anderson Gone to
Raise the Old Flag on Sumter.

Fishing for TorpedSss in Chart sAssrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anderson gone 10
Raase she Old Flag oa Hunlfsr.
NEw YORK, March Is, M--The steam
er Baltic, fem Hilton Head March 22d
has arrived.
on the i7tb while the survey steamer
Bob White was sohnding the channel of
Battery, Bee, struck torpedo which
exploded, throwing the bow Of the yes
sci eomplstelyoat Of the water but she
sustained no material damage. None
of the officers or crew we're injured
A number of torpedoes have been
raised. Sounding the channel and hx-
ing the lights is progressing rapidly.
Secretary Welles, Assistant Secretary
Fox, and Major General Anderson are
to visit. Charleston and raise Sumter's s
General Sexton has established Head
quarters in Charleston. .r-.~
Captain Rouke, Of Mi!igan's Irish
Brigade, arrived ~ Hilton Head on the
17th, having escaped rebel imprison,
ment He left Columbia ten days after
Sherman's evacuation, and was. FIVE
times recaptured.
9 Gen. Williams was passenger By the
Baltic. iJe nG afa#-t al4lflee l..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
aRsbsR Aeeeans os the FAaht an North
Carolina. r..
WAsHrNoros. MArch "a.

Carolina. a..
WAsHTNoTos, March "A.
10 MAJ. Gen. Dir:
The following extracts from Richmond
papers ~ers Received this evening at
$3.50 pIInz from Lieut. Gen. aGrants5es 4
3 1sisd ssasihGnr PolET, March a. 4
Hon. E. H. Stanton: sae astfa
! Richmond pabers have been received
The following is from a dispatch from
North Caroline - -" ssa ss'a.
"It is nanderssood in official stations
that sighting hsslocearred in North Caro-
lima since Sunday; and from all we can
learn II appears that Sherman has made
no advance since bis cheek, on the 18th.
Hardee's victory on that day was impor-
fant and most bloody 70 The enemy.
Johnston. t.degtap phGJ that IN that battle
he lost $50 men, while that of the enemy
was $500. The fight took place At
Asershoro, on Cape Fear RIVER, balf
way between Raleigh sapd Fayetteville
Johnston.s defeat of,the senemy last Sun
-tissy,y the7f9th, occurred 81 Bshtonviiie.
We are inforfusd that Sherman is push
ing towarda Baleigha in twoi 3oinmns,
one moving due north from Faysttsyille
and another northwest from Newbern.
Gen. Hardee0 fooghf tho fornsr, and
Gen. johnson the latter
Tsivned. 7 ASA th2A q. s. GRAwr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
CITY ELECTION

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 The qnaiiaed voters
s IN OF the city of Evanavile. that The annual
easesion. fer che purpose Of eeesihg city ofncers
all - held ~ the several rlsee prsscribe b. the
ordInAnee Of the city for 9idinx city slnctons on
the nrss Monday, being Che SfdAy of April. 1855.
elected, viz; A Mayor. one CouncilmAn for each
ssard ef said eityfa City c1erk, City Colhsctar.
a City TIesznrsrs . MnrzhAl, Street Comuis-
sioner. . Surveyor, fhree Asseasors and City Re-
8 - esasr sf the osapesi, sssa5sas
A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
EvaasvHls. Msrch 20 isss. sl mhal stas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
New Fork Noon Markets.

-lo-.. -. fs..., Nxw YoEx, March Is.
FLoUR--DuIl, and SC lower sssOl0O0 for Ex
tra Round Hoop Ohio
WHEAT-No receipts; quiet but steady at .
al IS for Winter Red Western
C0RN-DroopIng
OATS-963eae for Weataem
P0RK-Firmer; IS 5092e 90 for Mess
4 LARD-D1af AZ 1eaIs5kc eHt
DRESSED Ho0S-OaiL s~.s sslssa... .ftf.l 4
AwHTSKT-DulI At 1oa2 IL
81 PETRoLEUM-Dull as $50 for Crude
kTOCKS-Betfer a9 saa Il
MoNEY-Easy. so
% oeoLD--opchcd at lss1s, seii 5Ze, and eIo.ol .
1S31zso ,nsslf lfeEfHesH .91 Hta$ 4s
- o., IS. sTocKs-u. s. 6 81, eeupans. l0fss
SOS, registered, 1O4sssi 1o-4os, coupons, 81 !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
BANK sTATEMENT.
The EVanavillo National Dank


: TnEAsrRx DERARzGs&1
OFTTcE or CcmPTRQLLEa on zMR cuRm3 0w,f
WAshiug gEgus Jannery 18th, ,gsVB.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory sidenos prsss nted to
she undsrnlgned u nas neen made 20 appeam that
Of EsansF5lls, IN fbs county Of Vaudafbm r&h and
State of Imdi@nss HAS besn dnfy crgAnfzsd aaisr
OurReucy secured Ny pfA6me Of IT, o. Bands.
and 9 prpyide fer The ana sstsppti0n
thereof, approved Jhn8 "a, 1854, and has com
plied With all the provisions Of said act required
70 he complied With before commencing the busi-
nesa Of hankina under aRtd act ~ r0s "A
EvaRsyile National Bank In i've city on Evana-
villss IN tbs county o. vhnderbnfgh and State el
Of banking nader the Aee sferwaala.
In teatiEaeuy whereof wftne1s my hard bud se a.
of oslse this ninetsenthsday Of January, l856
r. a.l HUGH MeCULLoCH.
f1nmBfrollaF Of fhs Currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

Jed~Gfe States Arngses &L
GexzRAL: Your two letters of the I'd
inst. ware received ,yesterday. III re-
snr III "a sfsssace % The exchahge Of po-
liticsl prisoners, ! think there need be
mona. p
General Ord or General Longstrset
have probably misunderstood what I
said to The former on the subject, or /
may have failedito5 make myself under
stood properly & auIW0A
A few days before the interview be-
tween Generals Longstreet and Ord, /
had receiReds aldiHpatch from General
Hoffman, ,Commissary General Of Prison
crs, stating in substance that all prison
ers OF war who were or had been in close
confinement or irons, whether under
charges or sentences, had been ordered
to City Point for exchange saaIa2
forwarded the snbstance of that dis
patch to Lieut. Col Mulford, Assistant
Agent Of Exchange, and presumed il
probable that he had communicated Il 10
Col. Ould. "A day or two after an offend
or, who was neither q Hprisoaef of war
or q political prisoner, awas ,exscnted,
after fair and impartial trial and in
accordance with the laws, of war, and
the usages of civilized nations 1t was
in explanation Of this cl4ss oP chses l
told Gen. Ord no speakso Gen. Long
street
Reference to my Isttsf Of February
16fh vii show my understanding on the
ths subject of'felessing political or citi-
gen prisoners. - - 3 ss,e
L In regard to meeting you on the 9th
inst, would state that have no an-
thority to accede 10 your proposition for
q copfe eEH1Eeou the snbiecf prDposed; /;
snchI anthorlty is vested in the President
Of the UEited States alone b aaali qs
z aGen,s. Ord so1n only have meant---I
would not refuse an interviews on any
subject which + have q right TO act,
which Of course would be such rs are
purely ofssgmliitary eheraesax, md on
the subject R. exchange, yhich has been
entrusted TO me. ] have the honor to be,
very respectfully, your cbedisuf servant,
ti'' Bad :. = - s5 5 O. s GRASr, glR
s,z ssa.o hYa Leltenant General
Letter ef JeE. Darts % Gea Lee
RtCHa5ED, Va, Feb. %.
GeReaRs e LeeE camaandfit6, sEc1c n
GnxHRAI~-You viii learn by the letter
of Gen. Eongstreet the result Of his sec
s9ad1interview wSeh Gen. Ord The point
as to whether Yourself or Ges, Grans
should invite the other TO q confersnce,
is not worth discussing. nr r
II yea thi6k the hlRtements of Gen.
Ord render Is probably asetnl that the
aeonterence suggested shoald BE- had yol
viii proefea % lt5a may, ptefsr, md are
clothed With All The suppismentai anthof'
isy qyoa nay aesahin the consideration
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

of any proposal, or for military con-
vention, or the appointment of q com
missioner 20 enter into such an arrange
mens as viii cause at leastla Temporary
suspension Of hostilifies. 'ihgla ae'
Very truly yours, JEFF. Davis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
1 OincinnatI Noon Markets.


I, 81 alsmaa -ozcussAr1. hAEeh 25.
Tht rejection IL geld last night has caused
hrmer fetling In the markets. on the part o. hold
ers, bni there IL no improvement In abe demand
aad Price are quiet and 20 great extent, nomi
Ral s4en siA nrhafaar nU TfHrt
FLOUR -Superhne, is held at 90 extra, 7 2s
B WHISKF-unsettled = small sales 81 2 10. l
PRoVIsIONS-NominaI unchang d. Thar
d one party who Offer rs 90 for city mees pork bn
he hiss not found any person willing e accept it
GR0CERIES-Duli. Coffes 5093s; sugar, j
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
1f $40 u TBy TsIrgrapli. gifae
RAILROAD RECEHPTk.

TRRaK HAUTE, March -, 1865.
Mr. A. r. ShradsSs 8IlN q f1'f-7 I7l77=l.F
Find below a list Of freIGht Forwarded by Traiu
No ., IRON this place. tolday.
ert sar aro A. 3. ROBBIEs
Preston. 4 Co, bundle leather, box d
goods j J Cohn, boa hats Head 4 n, boHss
confe stonaFics; J Keen, 2 bs1ea d gods; Gold
man, Co., boxes D goods; o Babcoek, bxs
asrdSeFe } straub a son, 2s pkgs hardware; BE-
msuf Neile, 50 egN-aoda, bag spice Ftcksry
Bros, haif chests tea Leich A Co, pkgs drugs !,
r F1eriiug 7 box sxtrset; Kelisr a ", ] box ex-
tracts: Brits, roll ieathsrs Harnhrook, q
boz scs1ea " Hisimau, ssw; echzpker 4 h.
boxes = go0dssr Thoa. Korth, I box isais y N
Fairchiids, lot niovabIesi W HnnnsI Son.
crIs lnm 1er. q. 80 ---------- --------
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

=. SAN FRAsclsco, March 22.-The gold
mines Of California are yielding heavily
since the rains. : fhe receipts of treas.
ure here for 10 days have been over
3, 100000, The deposits at the mint
to-day have been 1,200 ounces. Fl
The speculative movement in legal
tenders continues, They are selling at
56@55 There is an increased demand
for the best mining stocks rs4tsgaK ?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
REMnVAl..

AAR. r. o. ffKqsT BETNa O0MPELLED TO
1S1 varate hss old gtand on the corner Of Msin
and fiFst stges.- hns Fa1aoxed . large poefisn oi
his stock 70 he 81 ChAFias aaoam. .em First
hetwmsu MMiHnnd IsacmBt, where be viii be pleas
ed ~ Rntt - he fEends until be can oessRy bis
naw samnd. c=s-hsR G0cunt and first. m4-tl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

!. hefxcIsxari, March 25.-Tbs river hss
falIen, 6Te fast aud sesenrincheR There
isne&n42 feet in the channef.si1aa isassI
Weather clear. Their. 66o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
CO-PARTNERsHTP.

: k47TDbfAM n. WALKER and FRrDEeIoK
" v LunssnhssnsF hAse eEtsrea into partner.
shlp tof sAe srarfs1essen efcA se1 ~ seScio na
~ Real EstategAgenoy bas
nuninAse sesot wsss xklra stssst gt1nsSsfls
Indiana WILLIAM n. WALKER,
fsb9 senad4N r. LUEKENHKIMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
MUSICAL.


H1AhOS H1aK1OS y
IXyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW LOT
w Of splendid Planes, from the moEt celebrRf-
ed makers, viz: VIM. Kaabe b Co., sTEIswAr
sens, Ernst Gabler, Peters 4 Webb, Decker Bros
NJ ~, and Allen ead Jewc {. Also, fine lot OF
gmith'a Americas Organs and Meledeons-
mil E-ESa84t iWkRRRN b C0NYGGrON. I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
HOOP SKIRTS.


J.sw.g BRAbLEY's View Patent DUPLEX
ELLfPTfo Tor doubIe) SPRING SKIRT.
LAVE IT. BRADLEY GARY, (tate J. I q O4 J.
Mesllt SOLE aPk0PR1ETORs AND MAUFAC.
TuRkRs, 81 chambers aud ~ and 81 Reade
Streets, New N0rk AA#A
THIS INVENTION consists OF DupIsx Tor
two) intptic Steel springs, inkeulously braided
tightly and hrm y tosether, edge 10 edge, making
the toughest, most flexible. elasii2 and darable
Spring eyer used. They seldom bend OF break,
tke the ringta Springs, and consequently presefve
their perfect and beautiful shape twica as lol as
any other hkirt 8s
fhe wol derful nsxibiiity and great CON fort and
pleaanrs 10 any lady wearing the Duplex ntIplic
skirt VIII be experienced pArtioularly IN all
crowded assembiies, Operas, Carriagss, Railrund
Cars, Church PeWs. ATM Chaira, foE. ..Promenado
and House Dfess, A. the Skirt can he foided when
"a pae Y occupy small plare. ts easily aa a siik
Or muslin dress
lady having enjoyed the pleasurn, comfort
and convenience Of wearing tho Duplex 1iliptie
Steel spri1g Skirt for single day, viii never,
nexer Rtterwarda willingly dispense with their use
~ Fof CAiidTen, Misses and Young Ladies they are
slferioE 10 Au others. 81, IS aer-iass sil t-ai
ThQy are he best quality in every part. and in I
qt1estioaably the Lightast, Most Desirable, Cuin-
Portable and Economical Skirt over made.
FOR SALE an al fiKstclRas Stores In this city
- snd Throughout TIE Uniial States and Canada
nayane Cuba, Mexico. south America, aud the
weat indies. gsF.ts 9TeINlI
ENQUIRE FOE THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIo
SKIRT -t s&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
RULES ann RRGULAffOAs.

l. EepapsEs sissn awAyat the ooa s1hsr = ~
Krstassous cffrulAtioa.
= No Adyertissnsn,s, local notioaa xaspufsiu
81 ted unlsss prepaid or pay EuannAsSo
3 Adysgtissmsaas uill nsver bs saeconpanisd b
local notices unIsss eopsraes 4 made 70 shat erect,
sad valus resolved f6r the aotios.
4. No Local Gstioss" however sheFt. yin be
Inserted ar ls-s than One Dollar sash day.
8. Marriages. Funeral Aad Religious Hotioes
nass inyAxtsaly b paid IN advance 70 secure 10
ssrtioA.
g. No dsneieney on tie part ofearrisrs wili 10
made good By the oahcs. liths carriers his 10
leave papers as ordsred ssd directed. they must
pay iof thslf oAreloasneaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
NOTICE.
Annexation Of Territory to the
CITY of Evansville,

A4A4VA1kAO4A VA &E44LtVk W tkAlf
City Of Evansville.
hI6TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT. THE
~ Common Council Of the City c< EvansTfIls, ih
pursuance of the provisions OF an Act OF Che
General Assembly of tha State Of Indiana, ape
proved March 6, 1865, entitled an {" Act tc amend
the sesenty-Arse section of an act entitled 'An
Act granting 70 the citizens Of the town OF EFans-
vile, IN the County Of Vanderburgh City Chart
err approved January 81 1s47, and to add sups
plimenfsl sections to said set," " will on the 10th
day Of April, 1885, present to the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Nanderburgh county q petition
praying for the annexation to said City, the
following Described territory, and setting forth
the reasons for such annexation, wig: AfithAf part
Of the south least quarter OF Section Hfneteen el
Township six (6) Range ten (l01 west, decrf bed
as follows, viz: Commencing at stone, "a corner
established BY the County Surveyor on the South
line OF said quarter. section, aad adjoining the
Northern Enlargement Of ths City Of Evansville,
and running thence By Ann Street west, three
hundred and eighty. four (3s4) feet thence North
two thousand six hundred and fsfty [2640) feet to
q stone; thence East three HUNDRED and eighty
and seven tenths (ss0 7-l0l feet TO stone; and
from thence South, TIVE Thousand six hundred and
forty (264Ol feet to the place of beginning; said
territory being contiguous 90 the City OF Evans
Vile, and not plated or laid "a.
a1 Attest A. Prxpsrfs, Cisrk,
BY A. M Mcarin. Deputy Clerk,
March 10, O,-S0t. e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

MoSTREAr, March ga decision ia
the st Adams case is promised next
Monday. - Na s