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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fise Insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III Market Street to No. 6O7 nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
INCORPORATED BY LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF DEL
AWARE, WITH A CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand DolIa rs
T'HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECElv.
Ing applications for Insurance at their once In vii.
mngton against losses by Fire every description Of
budHgs in general RndiEe ships in port and their
eAgoes household furniture and other personal
also against loss damage by inland transportation
goods, wares, merchandise aud country produce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable Of the
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties insured may repose the fullest confidence in the
solidity Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted ~ the company.
Al the annual election held on the 9th day OF March
1862 the following directors eecsl 10 serve the
ensuing year, via;
George joRss Samuel Floyd, Edward Melnhn,
ID. G. WilsoA, sAn1 b. Nswn, George ". Sparks
Jos. MendnhAll, John B. Porter. George W Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time not less than
months.
In addition to the above mode Of nsuring property tAs
Delaware Fire Insurance Company lwhose charte. per
petuA eot perpetual insurance estate the person
becoming insured deposits in the office certain
tmOre eHe according TO the Of the risk upon the
amount to be insured-but which eau be Withdrawn o.
apy time by leaving per the amount deposited
this method Is believed to be much Advana
the insured than the formerthe expense Is about
les and here Is no renewing Of the policy from
me-
Property that would be insured per annum at 40 and
4b eents the 1000 will be insured at and per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk increases
Persons Wishing 10 insure their property wanting
formation the subject ofiusurance, will apply the
GEORGE JONES, President
JonH MnIEAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
cAUTIoN To puRcHAsERs.

An Of our instruments have upon tie name board in
full, "GEo. A. PRINCE Co" When a dealer re pre-
sents Hny other Instrument the same AS ours Ii Is
usually mere attempt to sell Inferior instrn ment
on which he can make larger profit
r. S-A liberal Discount to Churches Clergymen
and Schools. Address GEO. A. PRINCE < CO,
aus-s'2m Buffalo, n. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
IRON AND STEEL.

MCDOWELL a CO., ''>''----"-----
CORNER THIRD AND KING sTREFTs
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IMPORTERS AND DRALRRa IN
IRON, STEEL AND COACH HARDWARE. n 4,
ALSO, BlTUMINoUs COAL. :"
<--JVMzA Have always on hand full asso,,,. -. . :,
~ASHd4 IRON AND STEEL. OF
=. Best brands OF American Hsmn..,
taA1la- Rolled bars English refined R1v.ea Rsss and
sizes, Band, Hoop and slit Iron, best NORWAY Ni,n all
aud Auger Shapes; Galvanized and Binek ahi kopi
Cast Shear blister German, 6weds, sprlng TJs iron
heinery and Tap Steel F-e iHe' Ma
Smith, Coach and other HArdwAre-Ilorss gtoa. n,
Shoe Nal Borax, Bols, Clips, Nuts Washer W,u,s uo,s
s.s ings Wagon BoNes Springs Axlea Smokes 'PPesps
sbafts Bows SC Carriage Canvass Oil CaTnsf . ,gioel
KnAm lel Top and Dash Leather Gimbet pos,s ,sAslne
an ooaeh Hardware Of all kinds; Iron Wire saews seiews
Nils, Rabbit Metal, Lead, speer, Banes ~ sled
lngke Grindstones CTAnks aud Rollers Tfss rbneel bl
ND other chains. A'AeS Back
Smiths and other Tools-AnvlIs Vlea. p.,,.
sledges, Hammers, shoeing Knives Files Rssnv s,
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stock aud H.
perE and other Mechanics' Toola i'A Voo-
All OF which will be sold al Verv ior, nvi.o. -,
and RETAIL for cash or approved credit ."AO''As
NORRIS MCDOWELL
,, ,... PHILIP MCDOWELL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WAsHINCToNa HOUSE.
No. 709 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
(Adioihing the Masonic Temple)
PHILADELPHIA.

This old and popular hotal Ia situated in the Fery
centre Of business aud convenient to the Steamboat and
RAILROAD Depots from which to the hotel is attain
able at all times. The house has been thoroughly reno
vated and newly furnished in every respect fendo
ed to meet the desires Of the travelling public
duet OF other hotels will be sufficient gusrant, bat no
effort on his part will be spared TO make the 'washng
ton hrst-elAss house. The Arder will be unexcepoh
see his old friends and former patrons Of the Indian
gu, ELL" Wilmington, and States Unien' Philadelphia
and q welcome many
cuAs. NJ ALJMoND,
JAh-i'dm Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,

Ills facilities Tor conducting the business on the most
enlarged SCALE and IN the most satisfactory manner are
equAlled by any other establishment IN the state
whilst bis stock is larger than in any between Ph.
dvphia aRd Baltimore. lie returns his thanks to his
patrons o- the liberal patronage horeo1re bestowed upon
him, aud hopes by strict attention 70 business 10 merit
pse5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

SOLE AaEN1s
WIN. HALL 4 SON,
b4s Broadway,
New York.
Before purchasing, send for descriptive catalogue,
with price. Aug22.2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
Tup MgloDEoN AND-souooL oRoAN

For seventeen years the superior excellence OF our
Meodeons has not been questioned aud for years
paEt the enormous demand has made 1t impossible for
us tn meet our orders promptly. with Increased
facilities, We feel warranted in assuring our pAttons
that their orders will be promptly met, and solicit
continuance Of thsir patronage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
GEO. A. PRINCE q CO.'S
PATENT
AUTOMATIC oRGANsi
$50 To S552 EACH.
90 Narieiss, iUih Patent Basso TenuiO or Sub Base
SCHOOL ORGANS AND MELoDEoNsi
FinshedsirIelegaut Rosewood, Walnut, or Oak
Cases
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR RIvE TEARS.
No charge for Boxing or shipping.
3b.OOO NOW IN Use

outbbO NOM IN lsE
An illustrated catalogue containing full description Of
style, aud testimonials Of the eminent musicians,
as to the superior excellence of insruments-wNi
be sent nee to any address.
THE AUTOMATIC ORGAN.
In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORaAH We boldly an.
nounee the greatest triumph in musical Instruments OF
the During the past half century, the Ere eh and
Germans have manufactured reed Instruments with
double bellows and two pedals for the feet To operate
but the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BRlLcws
(Which is the only bellows used in instrumsutt
made II impossible for them h produce the mellow, iieh
and musical tone for which our inatruments cele.
brAted.
Another objection TO this method of blowing vas that
both feet being occupied oppor unity offered
tor the management Of the swell. Within the past two
ears Instruments constructed this European plan
Of "dnubo blowers have been manufactured In this
country, aud to counerAct this difficulty (want OF
w- lever has been projected from the centre Of the
Instrument to act upoa the swell, OPERATED
KNEE. The Inconvenience and conlortiOn necessary
elect this object disagreeable enough to gentle
man. hut to lady the use Of such appenaage is
nearly impossible.
Our Automatic device obvlates this difficulty ertireiy
the simple act OF blowing with or less giving
the desired increase decrease In the volume OF the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

l. Ne papers given away a. the oou ,,..r ., a,
grAsaatoas eirsalasion.
4 NO Advsrfisensnt', loeAl aOsiOs.so pur.ts
srted unless prepaid or pay xuArauaeea.
5 Advsrtisements viii nsyeE he aooomp.ni,.l h
loeAl nOtscss unless contract b made 10 thas s,,
and value received for the notice.
I. No Leosl Nstioe." however sAort. vill n
Inserted for less than One Dollar each dsy.
. Marriages, Funeral and Religious Notices
nuat invariably b paid Ia advance 10 secure In
sertion.
. No dSneisnoy on the part ofcarrierp WIN ~
naaee good ey the ofice. The carrlera fAil te
isAse papers as ordered Sad direetei. they must
pay for thsir cArelessucss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

upon the tyranTa AecE.and Destroy n,
/ aad did ekclaimingsms aIl will rscol
/ lsct, $50 cssmPeF tsFGHsi&So Mr.. Il
Clay Dean, of Iowa, told me, that b
blushed that such s-fefoh shonid occupl
the highest place in the gift Of The Peo
/ pie, and that perjury, and larcenJ
were wfitten all oser him." and Mr
Fuller OF Miehigan, asked me If 4 "a were
willing TO auhznia to the psrjared wretch,
Abraham Lincoln, said vaau't. =.
The La Crosse (Wisconsinl DemOerol
told me ''if Mr.. Lincoln was reelected,
it hoped some bold hand would pierce
his heart with O. dagger. y L furnished
the "bold hand. y and the pistol to do.the
piercing" With, although ] had the dag
ger along TO use IN case OF an emergen-
cy. = 9as .4ooaa1 1'ioh =
And the Chicago Times told me that,
He (Abraham Lincoln could not be
. more lo0rthiess dead than living, bat
''5g0@id bsWiafiniaely Eess mise kievOsss,
+ " and his corPaes FepaEsfue sGR sf as0t1Ed
+" beffl fks freshest ssafe and richest and
" most graceful bGb ilinseHts, tconld ret
" be The NEST opp fopridte s6eriJfce phich
" the fRsElted nation could Offer IN
g afoRemeatlJer ats subnissioad 10 his
" fRsbecility aEd dsaposism. K sa.tssf b.
As soon o. I read this was resolved.
This stirred fever ia my blood and
made my sfnews a. strong as sfeel.
TheSeasehtimsnsB Of the Tsaes are mine,
and 4eEahem l am about, TO give my life;
when, TO my Hnspeakahls Rstonishmentl
the Times puts on monrning for the
worthless dead, =" greefs the "fepulsive
coFpseP inNChicago, with tears and na.
controllable grief, and puts me off by ap.i
plauding my sincerity Aspiring 10
be an assassin ii is converted into a
jackaL" Perhaps II is resting, wait.
ingiH ofo perhaps it lies Think itI
| am cut and distressed, at this dread,
full moment, more By the ingratitnde
and infidelity Of my friends. than BY
your inexorsble sternness, officers Of the
laE.m There is honor among all thieves
with whom have been aoqnainted, cave
the NortheEa- peace .snaaks,-and have
found somepiuck amoug all the villains
with whom have been associated, ex-
cept the Northerh copPerhssds But re-
member what | say of them, and keep
your eyes ON them. They may wear the
Sleeps clothing Of black and white
rosettes, but inwardly they are ravenous
wolves, with teeth Whelted for every
deed of sedirinus deyiltry, and with an
appetite greedy for every thing incendi-
airy and internal, which they can prevail
upon an iInpreasionsble fool like myself
to accomplish in theiFebehMf. sYGt ma,
put upon my tombstone, Slavery, slte-
bellion, Copperheadism--but the mean
est of these is copperhsadism, - GLiea-
go journal ltgsE Ga - '.s1.1g aaffs Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
BYTELEGRkPH
Washington Xtems.

NEw YcRK,, May lI.-The 7TSbnssS'
Washington special says:
/ The sangaine expectations Of some o
capturing JeHs DAVIS ara not iuduigeC
IN to any very great extent By intelligent
! army officers, The Governments is max
ing every effort possibleifor his capsure
/ and may succeed, but il is khonRht sue.
( cess will be the .resnls Of aecident and
Y the fidelity Of contrabands rsahsr than
any assistance which win be rendered by
the native white population 5s4
The trial OF the assassins aud eonspi.
rators was resumed to-day in the
large room adjoining the old pen.
ltentiary in which the prisoners are con.
hned, assembling at To- o'clock and re-
naming in session until 3 o'clock. Har.
rold was arEaigned and considerable tes-
timony was taken 10 the case and grati-
lying progress madea Testimony has
been, or will be, offered showing t6a.
Harold went 20 Caaada and conferred
with the rebels aboat the assassination
Of Mrr Lincoln piAoe ,Rooth returned
from there. .-5..,. d -,
v Mrs, Surrat, who seems 10 have been
one of the chief instigators and partici..
pants, is kept closely guarded, bat is
very defiant and nnrelentiag. Her
daughters do not seem to have beea any
way implicated. and will be kept and
called on as Witnesses. One OF them il
very sick, and is reported to have poi.
sonef herself
IL is positively known that Surratt is
in Canada, and there is little doabt that
he viii soon be taken. .,ss +,s..s-,.5 -.
+. The Commission sits with closeddoors,
but it is believed that the Secretary of
War will send an abstract OF the trial to
Gen. Dix, after the manner Of his war
reports.
Frederick Stone has undertaken the
defense of DR.. Madd, who set Booths
leg; Cox, who is charged with enter
tanning and concealing Booth, and Har-
rold and Jones, charged with ferrying him
across the river 3sl8Ha 5ai - n9os9h
All the volunteer cavalry whose terms
expire previous to October lst, will be
mustered oukC gluZ8a sbEzT
The Paymaster General is ordered to
make immediate payment to men dis
charged
T6itty-eight Ordnance Bureau clerks
were uAscHafgeo to-day.
Ii has been ascertained that prisoners
IN he OF sCarifql ana Cerrnll Prisons,
nave been released by suoordinate Of |
hcers. This will be stopped, and none
released except upon orders Of the Gen.
eral commanding the Department. h1a
Tunbley alias Blackburn, has been
lodged IN the Old Capitol
1he Times special says that the Ex- |
ecutive order of the President, putting |
IN operation the suspended functions OF |
the National Government in the State Of |
Virginia, was substantially agreed upon |
st the last Cabinet meeting held by |
President Lincoln, on the day of his /
death, and at which General Grant was |
present. The great features are. that
the State of Virginia is not recognised |
as having gone out of the Union. That |
the functions of the United States Gov.
ernment were simply suspended within |
her borders, and are now pnt in opera.
tion again. fsM9li'11
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
oFFTcE AND RKSTDEsoK,
Corner First and Walnut Streets


IhtIfMUNIAL.
0lNctNsAFf, o., March. N, 1884
Ehis y 20 certify that We, the nnaerAignasd have
eeea ihtlmasely acquainted with 3. W. Boyntan,
~. ~ inE about e:ght years. During the last ak
yeArs ne aas hecn engaged In a iacratiev and sue.
ee~Htm Rrncfieo of Medicine "a this city de
iesxes here on aocountof IN hualfh.
We take great pleasure In r,rnwtn.,sg,. hg~,
ootn socially and Professionally, ss gentleman OF
eaeeli-nt morals, aud occupying prominent po-
1t.on n saong ths fhyslciAna of our city, aud hone
ne may aucceed we'll elsewhere - hs has TONE
~an u. y. FREEMAN. n. D..
rroIesaor OF Surgery In Rciccsie Medical Instt.
tute. Cincinnati. o.
JOHN NJ. sOUDDER, NJ D.
ProAssor Of the Theory ana Pr.ctisr a. Nh.
cine sn the n n. Institute.
II. p. GARRISON, ND,
As Lsie rIeiessor oi Chemistry aud Physiology 10
''s ~"oss @sateei thstitrte deeiO-tm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Additional River Items.
TEUnSAr soOs.


Tbs slons. Aavs AZ lsaEiA brsksn. and ~s hAE'
hoPss of dry weather, for dAy or two. At lsast
Ths river Is riaing with great rApfsity. ana !.
neArIy bank fall.
The krrfssis sises nlA-aixkt ~srs ths Gan
AnesFses,l csiro 20 RTansytIlss Enna Floyd
cineinasti 70 EashsiIls: Liberty No 2, Lsaisril, !,
to Hsnphis; shamrock. LosisyiIls to Nashville
Gen HAiIsek, Henderson 10 xxansvfIss nttls
GFss Eagle, 10 nsEasrsea = seAsAsbA. wsbssh
river to Evansville
The Kama Floyd had = nice trip ior Nashville.
Ths Liberty No. had sens trip for Afs1aphis.
and sddsd soHsidsrabisL heESs Scat Aftsr IsAsfs {
ksE Alesny. her lsrboArd shimnsy brOks os a.
the laird ring, and fell vita eTash on the piIoi.
hOuss to The great eonstsrnssioa Of crew and pAs-
ssnssrs The guys. AowsssF. hstd "a ana pre-.
vented any damage to the beat The Liberty had
q cabin fallof people p go.8N Ns
The 6sn- Anderson arr ved shia nnrning ahsat
so'eloek, with uodsrats tFip. shs viii rstura
10 Osiro at ~ o'sieck. Hsr cabin secommoda-
tions are very slssAnfs and CsPt. B4a CLARK ans
6iiiy Lovth kpow how % reader ,.hs irip plsAs,
ant % Passengers.
The Cen. HAlleek continues TO do land one
business between hero Axa nsnasrsOA. making
har srips siiA the .egularlsJ ssf sloek werk-
Tbs gay ititls Grey EAgls pus IN her APpesransaa
vita gosa "trip of freight Aad = crowd Of pas,ea-
ssss. - ls o'eIoek sAs VIA reaala to LonisviiIs
ear : shis evening. and her slsgHns 0fa1sr.. oaes
wss whitlow Aad hls chief clerk. Frank Bank-
smith, Will shaw the most courteous Attsstions 70
pass@ngers, whiis Luce N arreif viii rsn Ter the
mcstsomplets satlaAstIon 70 shipptrs. fi|
The shamrock passed aowa With two heavy
barses loaded wish hay.
Ihs grea' ST. Patrick viii be here this evening
from MsmPhis. Her OsAesss are dsssrvsdly popu-
lag, hsang aceonplishsd Eentismsn, and hsr ap-
pOintfasuss are Of highly suparior character,
and her speed has become proverb along the
river.
The new Albany L,dgsr Or yesterday, rsosiu.a
BY the Liberty and littIs Grey Eagle at noon, re.
ports that the Fashion would positively leave 1t
noon to-day and may Be expected early to-morrow
morning, en- route to New Orleans. The Fashion
is one Of the most elegant. IS we'll As one Of TIE
asstsss boats &noar Tbs dinlcalsy Of nndsns
rslght for the South Is delaying several steamers
The rs-opsning Of trade with the south will, no |
doubt, improve matters greatly.
fte dispatch that the river hAd risen nftssa |
isss at Cincinnati ysstsrdss, should hsvs read |
hfssss inebes-s slight diHrsncs 81 this stage
'sAef' sa tgatE rfaL fae.4t ra-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
MEDICAL.
5. w. BoYnton. M. ID.

AHk OF CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
= - s.snsnt rvttdent % Exsnsyilia, oners
~ proesslenAl services 10 the eitizans of this
sity AID vicinity. From hts extensive experience
20 ne hesfltai and general practice OF Medicine
and Srrgrry In the former city he I.els con neS.rs
o. as eoi ity g cure many cases which have ~.
aisled a. easnAl modes Of treatment
fArticnlsr sttantion given 10 the treatment
o. chronic psseases. aad thosa peculiar to the
elim@is, sneh a. Fever aud Ague. Bilions Fevsr,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

TEE CASE OF CAfTAlK G, w. Lyman
We learn with surprise, that the Presi-
dent of the United States, on the. re
commendatlon Of Lieutenant General
Grant, has set sside the proceedings Of
the Court Martiar recently held in this
citysaBd hAs discharged Capt. Lyman
fEom aFFest. uuaresf0redtim to his rank
in the army.-C1&HaasJ1 Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

R|- Ie1will be lFenembe that the
news Of bee's surrender and the neces.
sity OF his taking Immediate Right was
made known to Jeff. Davis In church
tits a remarkable coineidsnees that the
congregation at the time we're singing
The hymn, @0h, where shall 5rest De
found 9i'ia = als6s aai a7'dE 20 ,sial-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

NRw YoRK, May l1-Wm. Lloyd Gar
rison has resigned his position as Presi.
dent Of the anti-Slavery Society, and
Wendall Philips hss been selected to
his place. .,., .;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12


sToHE IN THE BLADDER, oALOULUs
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS on MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER uRINATING.
tRRITATI0H or THE NECK or Tng BLsD-
Dkh. IhFbAMATIOH or THE KIDNEYS,
OATAHRH Oh THE BLADDER
sTRAHoULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
URfRATIHG
Icr these diseases ~ ia truly a sovereign remedy
and too much caDnot b. said IN its praise. ain.
gle dose has beeB known 70 relieve the most urgent
Are you troubled with that distressing pain IA
the small Of the baok and throagh tho hipuf
tsaapoonfni day of tho Constitution water will
PHYSICIANS
Haze long siDee given ng sEe use Of buehu, cubobs
and juniper in tho treatment of these Diseases.
aud only use shsm for she want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself equal 20 ihe task that hes as-
'' DIuRErIos
Irritate aud drepeh the nidDsys, sna By constant
use produce chronic degeneration ead confirmed
IN DYsMKaoRRHRA, on PAINFUL MEN.
sTRuATIoN, AND MEN0ERuGfA,
Oh pHoFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from a faulty sscrston u
the msnstraai auid--ln one oAss being ue little
and aCcompentsd BY severe pain, aad ths other
too profae secrs tiont which vii bs spsediy cured
Fha diasass known :. FAILING or THE
WOMB phteh ~ the result of the feiaMati0u of
abe iiRamenta of that orRan, and Il known By
sanss Of heagiDess aud dragging pains IN the
back and sides, aud at times accompanied by sharp
-lancinatlng or shooting pains throEgh the parts
rasetsd, VIII is 81 c-sss, bsromoyed BY ths med
ioina.
Thsrs la anothsF class 0f symptoms arising
from -IRBITATI0H or THE WOMB, which
phystoians eAn Nervousness, which word covers
ap much ignorAnos, and IN uins cases out u
ten the doctors DO not really knaW whather the
symptomM ara the disease. the disease tbs symp-
toms. We can only snumsrate them here. I
sPoak more particularly of cold fsat, palpitstion
Of the heart, impaired memory, sakefuliussa,
flashes q hsai, isngu0r lassitndss and dlmBsss of
vision.
SUPPRESSED 81 &EnsTRUATIOH.
which IN the unmarried sma 70 II = constant re-
curing dfsaass, ard through neglect the seade Of
more grave and dangerous lnAladiss the rns9lt,
aud ~ m0nth after month pesses without an ~.
FORT being made 10 assist Mature, the aupFFus-
aiSn becomes chronic, the patient gradually ioses
her appetits, the bowels are c0nstipatsd night
sueats come on, aud Consumption finally ends her
career.
So Ter sale ~ All Druggists. Prize q. -ss
WM. II. GRKoG a CO., PFoprietors.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, Gsusrsi Agents, 10. ~
Ciin street, New York.
Yor sails 10 Chicago BY FULLER, FfHCH A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
.doia AUCTION swau
.be3sC fRosITIyE sw b'om
AUCTION SALE
xJtuummO9 sgo.r--4eAo 2 81
Eastern Enlargement and
-IJ1h Y SIalnaseo Lots.

4 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
11I8G JN0 IA 20 n. -
Wednesday, May 10, 1855, at 2 p. m,
eAt the doof of the Court House, the foliowing
lots In the Eastern Enlargement:
Lots aud 7, block S4i Lot ~, block as; lot
n, block 10 = Lots Is and 10, block -; Lot Al,
block Al Lot J, block AZ; Lots aud 2, block a3;
Lot IA, block 4Si Lot -, block a. ,,fa Ffs,-r
Also, on. "Wednesday, May no, mt 75k
ID. m., at the Old Brewery
The following LAMAsCO Property : Entira block
No. 10; Lots IA and lb, block "a; Lots 6, and 5,
block l2S; Lot Q, block ssis Lots l. z, ssA, I, S,
Sil.j2, ia Ia as rs and II block LOG lot g.,
block lot; Lots Sc aud 81, block lS5; Lot 4,
block $50; Lots aud 2s, block 1856 Lots II and
TITLE PERFECT.
Tf4 Tk RMe --0ns. third cash, balance in sin and
twelve Anouths, With interest and mortgage at ex
peass Of purchaser. Tax for 1865 to be paid by
Parties desiring to buy can do so at private 10
BY applying TO THUs E. GARvIS,
aye ~ Third strsef.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

NRw YoRK, May 1.-THE Herald
says, that the Mexican Emigration furor
continues unabated. Several new Offices
haye been opened in this city, Washing
ton, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia. =.
The return of Gen. Piegs, from Wash
ingtoR, is anxionsly looked for, as he is
expected to bring definite programme
of proceedings. .dgst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

A writer in the New York Eceni,sg
Post in speaking Of a monument 10
Abraham Lincoln, suggests that no spot
can be found 80 eminently fitting for its
site as that upon which Ford Theatre
now stands The theatre building should
be purchased and torn down, aud -
monument worthy Of the man aud tbe
nation which monrHs him should marx
through all coming tins the spot where
he fell zz'lT sy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
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RAILROAD HECEIPTS.

TEERK HAVrE, May III. 1896.
:, Fiad below list Of freight forwarded b. Train
No. 6, from this place, to-day.
A. Z. ROBBINS.
John Glover, 4 car lumber Minor q d, BIZ
oooes; r Hemonin, ~ bxs boots; Morgan, n 4
l. kesslsr. 8 kegs nuts; Hosl 4 o d. - bHs paint.
AZ eri paint; Co, 50 bxs ID -un; Msckey
Co, - bxs dry goods; p VierliBg. 10 bxs
paint Cruz. 9sl, 1 bK books Hopkins,
bzs shoes, bx dry goods, bx indss -