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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
RESOLUTIONS Passed al q Meeting OF
the feathers In the Public schools
or Evansville, AUFiI no. tSG5.

In view Of the terrible event which
has so suddenly deprived oar country Of
her Chief Ruler, whom this people have
delighted to honor;
Resolred, That, with feelings Of IN
utterable sadness, we deplore his death
as the greatest calamity that has lever
befallen our nation
Resotred, That he, whose able states
manship and singular goodness of heart
have commanded the esteem and ADM.
ration Of those Of other lands, as well as
Of America, shall ever live in our hearts
as the noblest martyr that has fallen in
the great struggle for human liberty
Resoioed, That We greatfully acknowl-
edge and honor him as having been the
instrument, under God, aud IN the name
of this sovereign people, of stopping the
blush Of shame at hearing our boasted
land Of freedom derided as a land Of
slaves. .siia. rs 7H ht fasE
ResolUed, That we, the teachers 10
the Public Schools of Evansville, viii
! las in duty bound and BY law requiredl
labor more zealously to inspire the youth
under our care with true and noble
patriotism, and impress upon their
minds the infamy Of treason and the
traitors lot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24


Fsos EArrroEr.-Tbs steamer Era
Faber arrived here yesterday, diree.
from Passport, filed with sick ard
wounded soldiers.
From Capt Gilmore We learn thai on
Thursday night last the rebels approach
ed that place, and fred on the pickeis,
killing two or three Of them. The rebels
were pursued, and several Of them killed,
wound and captured.
We we're pleased to find Ia charge d
the sick and wounded soldiers our old
friend DE- e Read, Of Terre Haute, an
accomplished Surgeon, aud one Of the
most Incorporating Union men o.
che Stale AaA country.
TIE Doctor is looking remarkably
well, and speaks in bigh commentator
of Gen. nateh's sighting division, nov
stationed at Eaatport
The llth Indiana cavalry, Of WRict
Dr. Read is Surgeon, and the 10th, man.
OF whom are from this region of tb,
State, are in hne health and spirits.
The news Of the assassination Of ,h
President was received in the division
With feelings Of the most profound griel
and The voice Of lhe whole division Il
'let justice be melted out to the rebe
leaders, and let men who toast and feas
rebels officers be ostracised.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

say The Indians heroes who fought,
bled and died in the Morgan aud Kirby
Smith raids are being paid of a. the
City Hall in New Albany. For nearly
two years these veterans have gone
without pay yet they have, borne this
without complaint, which Is another
evidence Of their patriotism. Their pay
ranges from seyenty-fve cents TO thirty
dollars and half each in greenbacks
and fractional, which ia placed in capa.
eious pocket books, and will be spent
for beef at twenty-five cents per pound.
All Of which we find as editorial in
the New Albany Ledger Of Friday even
ing, aud the Louisville Journal Of Satur-
day morning. We hope the Paymaster
Will get down this way soon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

love aud rev tfence BY all loyal Ameri.
cans until the and Of time
ResoiUed, That the Cbatr,rarF ~ ~ /,
meeting be requested 10 transp,T, : ooys
Of these rey.olufiops n ,be beras 81 =. -.
ny Of the late President, with the assn
rance Oh me profound sympathy Of lie
peoP.e Oh Indiana IN the recent aiIIici.
iSs dispensation Of Providence.
On motion, II was
Resoloed, Tha. the proceedings If fl,s
meeting be published 10 the pauera 81
Washington City, and q those OF Inii-
ana. ]. P UsHRR,
D. P. HoLLowAY, Secretary
Washington, d. C., April Is. 1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
Local Notices.
Post ONCE Removal,


The Post Office will be removed to the
first floor of the Locust street Methodist.
Episcopal Church building tomorrow
(Tuesday,) April 18th. The office will
be closed at halfpast eight in the morn
ing for the remainder of the day. Box
holders will please take everything out
of their boxes, including stamps and
small change, and be sure to call or send
to the Office Tuesday morning. before the
time of closing, ra
Holders of Iock-boxes, from tx" to
EFF will please leave their keys Tor
opsof them if they have two) at the
Post Office, go that some alterations can
be made in their boxes Gi,rss boxes
viii be given them for a short time I'm
til the alterations can be completed.
Holders Of lock-boxes will continue TO
hold the same ones they now have, IN
less they prefer others First choice
viii be given those who now occupy
lock-boxes. Due notice will be given
when the new boxes aud drawers are
ready for renting.
No mails 60 out on Tuesday except
tthe Mt VerpOn (land) and Railroad
None except the Mt. Vernon and Rock
| port (lsnd), New Hormouy, and Rail,
road arrive
Persons viii please call, also, on
"Wednesday early, as the Office will prob
ably have to be closed again at 81 A. M.
for the day, in order to complete the
new arrangements. POSTMASTER.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
Coon WoRK-Gen. Gustav, in re-

Coon WoRK.-Gen. Gustav, in re-
cent order to his cavalry division, says:
During the past SIX months, although
in most cases confronted BY superior
numbers, you have captured III pieces
of field artillery, 6j battle flags and up
wards of 10000 prisoners, including
seven generals. You have never lost u
gun, never lost color, never been de
feated, Notwithstanding the numerous
engagements in which you have borne a
prominent part, including three memor-
able battles in the Shenandoah Valley,
You have captured every piece of ar
tiIlery which the enemy has dared to
open upon u.s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
AmusementS.


MASONIC TEMPLE. From what we
learn, there viii be a great rush to Ma
sonic. Temple tonight o7greetthe return
Of Miss Fanny B. Price, the rising star
of the theatrical 6rmament-and the
Golden Troupe and we are sure. the an
dience will not be disappointed s. "a Il
Tonight will be presented Sheridan
Knowles's great play entitled the
"Huuchback, in which that great pub
Tic favorite, Mr. d. Hanehett, will appear
as Walter, and the beautiful young ira,
gsdieRns, Miss Fanny L. Price, will ap-
pear as Julis, supported by the whole
strength of the Golden-Pierce troupe
Seats should be secured early this
morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
MTsgTNG BOW

A BOZ sAAED VILLA Nah RESs
u elsTen years oid Jnnes isft hssrarsn - IA
hiz city hearty fTs Wssks ago. and has not sinos
eeeh hesrd oG- tfe ID his mother shortly hsfors
be left thar msn frosa Henderson hsd offered
BIN good pls. snd ID "a sgpeaeed that be wsat
thoss- He T. ab0us tie -iz- hsl boys rsuersiiy
are - tnat age has tr5 ca hair very hisck eyae,
81 t. He was dressed iu reddish pants triped
with blue. black oyeTcuat, boots, and r esp with.
fur around H. H. paTentsArs y 1ch distressed en-
aceouat OF bis abasnee. They ars poor. aud his
father il blind Any insormafE0n that can L..
given Of him ui'f b great comf0rt 10 taeta
Any Eord len with OF ssut 10 the Posfuas,er.ssf
Evansville wifi reach them. AZ 3dkIsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
Annexation Of Territory to the
CITY Of Evansville.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common COuneif Of the CITY q EvausvlIla IA
pursuance Of the provisions Of al Act q tbs
General Assembly u the STATE Of Indiana. an
proved March ., 1865, entitled On g ACT b. amend
the seysnty-hrs sssiioa 81 an act entitled An
Act graotiog % he citizens u tbs toxn d Evaus-
vile, In the County 81 FancerbgFgh City Chart
err approved January n 1877, and 10 aaa sup.
plimsutsi sections 70 said sct, viii On tas 20 b
day Of Ahril 1865. present % the Board d County
CCumtssiDneTs Of .lnierburgh couhfy.a sesfttoa
PR TiaS FOR the annexation 70 said Citr. tue
f0iil wicss described territory, and settiux forth
the ree ans for saeii nnexsfIou VIZ AIEfhas part
q The sohth east quarter q Section ineten fs)
Township six 90 Range ten 90 west, dscFl bed
a. follows, viz Commencing At stone, Is corner
established by the County suFreyorl o. the South
lice q said quarter-sectiOn, asd a5J0ining tbs
Northern Enlargement Of ths city q Evansville
and running thence By Ann Street west tiiJ e.
hundred and eighty fOur GA ret fhsBoo North
two thousand six hundred ani frrty $500 f-et 70
stone thence East three hundred ard eighty
and seven tenths ESQ 7-lOl fact 70 = stone aad
from thence soutiI, tNg thousand tx HUNDRED anl
forty ESQ fsst 70 the place % bezianing sais
territory being CONTIGUOUS 70 the City Of Evaus-
vile, and not plated or Laid A..
49,. -. " BAKEE, Mayor.
b A: n AeGrif, Deputy Cl.rk.
March eo,-S9t.
no r. ". BRIsEMEYER, AND TO THE
4 heirs and legal representafIV.s Of AdoIph
BfinAD@ns deceased, aud All other owners or
elaimapts Of real estate com prlsln the territory
N1s1ADea IN the foregoing notice:
hoaies is hsrsty given that the petition referred
10 ID the Abovs notice wa presented 70 the Board
OF county Commissioners u TaDdefburEh COM
~ on the 10Th d4y Of April. 1855, and that tbs
same was received and considered aod it vas
ordered By said Beard fhar TO further hearing
aud Confederation Of said applica'i5n be coatinusd
until tbs 18th day % Nay 1875, and 81 q no ice
Be given By the County Au9itor by publication 10
the Eyausvills Daily Journal, that said appi Ca
ton is nov pending before sad Board and that y
will be heard aud dsciced o. tae sai1 l5th day OF
e- uditor Y. Q.
EvansTllIs, April n, 1855. s2R-snls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

s4~The Lebanon, Ky, Loyal Enter
prise says that some OF Bill Hughes's
men had e grand jolh6cation--friug of
pistols and drinking whisky-as Samuers
depot, on Saturday evening last, when
they heard of the death Of President
Lincoln. ,r --~aor $50
They were rejoicing over their own
misfortune, as they will not End the
mercy of Lincoln interfering between
them and the gallows a1e 9~1i y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

,say-we cali attention to the notice Of
Auditor Bisch, IN another column. he
desires every soldier family, entitled to
relief under the.,Iew passed by the last
Legislature, 10 call at his office, that
they may be properly enrolled. He has
set apart Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons of this week to
this business especially, and it is very
ess entail that all report to him on one
of those-aAysJ & = 0-.1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
RESPECT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Meeting of Indianians inwashIngtsn

Meeting of Indfanians inWashIngtsn
At q meeting of the citizens of Indi.
ana, temporarily resident in that city,
aud others now visiting the Capital Of
the Nation, hon. John P. Usher was
chosen Chairman, and D. P Holloway,
Secretary
The Chairman briefly announced the
object of the meeting, and most feelingly
alluded to the life and character Of our
late Chief Magistrate.
Hon. W. t. Otto offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Abraham Lincoln was
especially dear 10 the people of Indiana,
where he spent the greater part of his
boyish and youthful days, and where the
remains of his honored mother rest, it
is deemed 6t that We, theecitizens of IN
diana, now in Washington, shall, in some
appropriate form, contribute our offer
ing of veneration to his memory; there
fore,
AeS0pedt mat We REGARD the ueath OF
the late President Of the United States
as one of the severest Establishments
which has been inflicted on our country
In this calamity we recognize the hand
of the Supreme Governor of the world,
and reverently, but with hearts full of
sorrow, submit to His infalHble and
righteous DEGREES.
Resolred, The exalted public and pri-
vate character of the late President-
his freedom from selfish ambition, his
fear of God, his love of country, his de-
votion to the duties of the high trusts
eonhded to him in this arduous crisis
and the patience, forecast, unsurpassed
wisdom, and magnsnimity which he
evIneed IN the discharge OF them, will
cause has memory TO be cherished with
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

The editor Of the Princeton Democrat
boasts of six new shirts Has there
been a fair for the benefit Of the poor
down that way? Six new shirts What
dreadful extravagancel-N A. Ledger.
We should say it was, Charley, not
only extravaganza, but unjustifabie
prodigaiiy. Six new shirts We don't
believe il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

ADJUTAET GENERAL THoMAs.--We had
the pleasure of meeting this veteran Of
icer on Saturday, at the wharf, on board
the packet.
Gen. Thomas left Noble, or Spanish
Fort, on the 7th and did not then antici-
pate the immediate capture of that place
and Mobile. 4szst ef Iasa
He is in Gne health bat greatly de-
pressed by the news Of the great calam.
sityathat has beiallen the nation The
Rocket was 10 deep mourning, aud was
en- route to Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

TIE IRENA.-This is the name Of the
new and beautiful ladies' ice cream sa-
loon just opened on Kentucky avenue,
half way between Washington and
Maryland streets. State Sentinel
Are old and ugly ladies to be exclu-
sively excluded =?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
DRY GOODS
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation of Territory to the City
OF Evansville.

NOTICE rs HRREBY siyES THAT THE
~ Common Council d tho clty u Evansvllie.
in pursHancs nf the prov Hi1nH Of an Act 81 the
General Assembly o. the sta'o 81 fndiana, APP
proved March o. iSB3, EMIT ed" An act 10
snsnd the seveHfy-hist sse!ioa Of sn act enfiilfd
An Act granting 90 the citizens ~ the town 81
kvhnaville, Ia the county ~ NandeFhureh, CITY
Charter, approved January ~, 1917 end 20 adj
supplemental sessions 90 saif Act. viii. 90 tbe
18th day Of May, A y. 1867 preseat O. he Board
Of County Commissioners Of NAnderburgh county
petition praying cor t1e snDFxation 90 said city
OF the following described territory, aud setrlug
forth the reasons FOR sHuh annexation, VIZ: Al
that part q the southeast quarter u srction
nineteu (lsh % f0wnshigs ak t6), range tsH uOl
west described ss i0iloWA, va beginting 81 an
iron pin At the south-veat coruer Of said quar-
ter section, snd running themes hy the half
section line north four hundred and ninety nine
900 feet. TO al iron pin; thence esst BY Isabella
Place seven HUNDRED aud fizty-ihroe sua a half
0e3Ix) fret, 90 the line Of Shapes Enlargement;
thence south ~ Che line % Shapes M afgsment
iour hendfed aud ninety nins (fgqj feet, @ an
iron pin on the south lus u said quarter zee Ion
aud thence by the south line o. said quarter sec
ton seven hundred and sixty-fsur C7Gfl feet, u
the pisee Of beginning. said territory being con
tgnous 70 the city " Eyansvills, aud not plated
laid 81 W BAKER MAYOR
Attest. A. n. AeGRIFFs Clerk ai3-3gt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

S@s- jackson county seems to be over
run by gang of desperate scoundrels
Shooting scrapes, robberies, and arson
are common crimes up there, according
10 the Rrawnstown Demoer1f -------
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

OUR New UNITED STATES MARSHAL
President johnson has appointed Col.
Ben. Spooner,F Marshal of the District
OF Indiana, in place of Garland Rose,
whose term of office has expired The
many friends of Colonel Rose would
have been gratifed had he been re-
appointed, but no new appointment
could have BEEN made that would give
better satisfaction, or that could be be.
slowed on worthisr man than Colonel
Spooner BE. Is possessed of the neces-
sary qualifications, has been in the mill
tary Service during almost the entire
war. and lost one of his arms in the bat
tie OF kenesaw4 Mountain fndidRdpO-
us Journal, April 22d.
3 The writer has known Col Spooner
from boyhood, and can say that the ap-
pointment is one eminently fit to be
made, Col. S. is self-made man, hav-
ingrisen from humble spheer by sheer
force Of intellect, determination and
honorable department to an influential
position, as-aH-ahls lawyer, leading poll
tician, and gallantcosbcer in the army of
the republic. He was an old Wing, and
an original Republican, and has been
one of the master-spirits Of the Union
movement in his District, (the Foutth
Congressional since We Eehellion' broke
Out We anticipate from his .appoint7
meut the best results, as all his Influence
will be thrown With vigor into the Union
causes aewe4E uCa .f3uIih ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

Fox SALE.-The Steam Bakery on
Water Street, between Main and Locust.
viii make first class business house.
Enquire Of A. JOHNSON.
apl24 DIT. sdl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

VIII SELL AT Auction on SATURDAY
i April z2dYd 10 A. M, on tbs prem ises--sornef
Of ClestnIt aud q arcb streets splendid new
ffsnls wehinz csHtkininE mise ssofns, one large
and Two small Halls, Bath room. Clothes ROOM
Pantry and good Cellar large cistfrn and WOOD
house All fi,s wood SOril iBstdg - iberohfniy
grained and all the rooms and halls arc Wal
papsred with Cd glazed paper Lot ~ Ret
inches by IA feet inches, enclosed ith neat
aud substau ii j fence. It's location being " eon
ven snt 10 the bHsi nssspsrt Of tbs CITY ana bss
the markets, work shops and churches fnahe- il
very desirable for boarding house Let ~ = 2"
Ufsh 10 gurchase 20 and see IL Terms ea@ar ~
ais HIRAM NgLeoss nesi9assr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

CoSTEMPTlBLE STEALNO.-- We have
heard Of fully one hundred persons from
whose houses the mourning embems
were stolen last night and the night pre-
vious. The persons who have been
guilty of these robberies would be light
ly punished, if they were hanged. -Nel0
Albany Ledger. Ell
Stealing coPpers from dead niggers
eyes has heretofore been regarded as the
acme of meapess, but the New Albany
raseals are guilty Of meaner thing
than that -1rr efrr r~W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

To RENr-70 acres of farm land, in
cultivation, three miles from Evansville.
win be let together, OF in parcels. En-
quire of a. JOHNSON.
apl24 dot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
OCEAN TRAVEL.

14HE WE'LL KNOWN EAY0RITE CLYDE
4 built Iron Screw Steamships Of the ANCHOR
LINE,
HIBERNIA. CALEDONIA,
BRITANNIA, UNITED KINGDOM,
intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers wsrs I uilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air
tight compartments, and fitted up in every
respect to insure the salty, comfort AID conve.
nsence Of passengers. Al ext erienoed surgeon
accompanies each ship. The PrOyi ions will be
properly cooked and served In unlimited quai IT,
les
.E RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bell
fast, Londonderry, &c.:.
Cabins, Sos and $50; intermediate, Ss5; Steer
age, SIS, payable 10 gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish 70 send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO.,
ian2T 4pa Bowling fsre@n View York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

REsPITED.--Stanley, the guerrilla, who
was to have been hung AT Louisville, on
Wednesday last, was respited until
further orders by Gen. Palmer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

Ea5- 1t has been pretty well ascer-
tained that the bridges burned near
Bardstown we're not destroyed by guer-
rillas, but by Shareholders who tried to
prevent their slaves from going to Bards-
town to enlist in the Federal army. -
LouisVis3e Journal
These same Shareholders should be
made pay the expense Of rebuilding the
bridgeF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
U. S. PROPOSALS.
Fresh Becf::::::Frcsh Beef.
CTTioE q > Uun. o. SUBSISTENCE,
EvansxllIs. Inl. Ann N. lstH.

AAAAeh n. = tHuMs OF >rrStk IENNN, .
Evansviiie. iui.. April ~, ISIS. I
- EALEp PROPOSALS N DUPLICATE WEI,
- e Eacsisea ~ this ohics uatli 10 n N. Satur-
cay, April 9th, 1855. for fgrRishinx Fresh Heef
a. the Q. : sisusrai Hospital and trucpsia the
giciuity Of this lost
ais contract shAll cosimones on the ist day Of
AsN $3.50. and End on the S0fh DAY Of June, ls6s.
ne o3ct shall b. from steers Weighing not less
ih.n ave hundred 600 - unas set esch. shall ~
delfsrea pa equal Proportion IT fore aud hind
qaartefs lnecka, shsnka and kiduey taliow 10 le
excluded, IN such quantities shall from time 10
time he rrqui. cd ior ihe troops, Aud on such davs
o. saali e designated by she Commanding oraerr.
The necks ot the cattio slaeght. rud ar l-oaT a.
Do delivered unorr this tract shall le ctls a II
tbe iourth rsrfehr.i ioint and she Ia at tsiuls.
down the shanks q fyreQuaFters rhaI Be eva N
iretn terma % four inches above che knee ioinf
ara q aindqoarsers ircm siS 60 eight iuehes
above the ganbrei Or hook ioiut
Psf meuis piii te a ldc Ia such funds a. ara mr.
uished BY he GoNerumsnt for that purpose, and
on forms made out and signed as required ~ ia
urdcFsigutf.-
The righl e reserved 70 rsJeos any ran bids sor
Tr psr causes. ~ a. EHRMAN
a-l-td Captain aud CON. sub
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

, 2s0- At the great Sanitary Fair in
Chicago, Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas and
Mrs General Shermau are 10 have
charge of1he tables under the auspices
Of the Catholics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES. All
persons in Pigeon Township claiming
or entitled to relief for soldiers families,
are hereby notified and requested to call
at the Auditors office in the Court
House, on the afternoon of Tuesday,
Wednesday or Thursday next.
VIcroR BIsCH, Co. Auditor.
,,1Of Iot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
FIRE LIMITS

fTHE UNDERSIGNED Will apply TO
ne Oemm Council - the cts Of Evsbs-
flti- tor peraiasie@ 70 tear down ma. aeod-
she'd. and erect one q the .asaa .irs o. H.,
sArns .itss 90 lof NJ A., Cid Plan belonging 90
tie hsirs % nrs. C4tbariBs @ JsBe.
JOHN =. CRISP. Ex'r.
APf8i "a tes1- 40 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

SATISFACTORY STATEMENT. The
Washington correspondent Of the Pitts'
burg Commercial, says
Il might here. state a fact in which
everybody is interested. Since the day
of the inauguration, Andrew Johnson
has not either handled, touched or tasted
liquor Of any kind. . I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

OuE sAczISsEzWs understand tlfat
Van BlarricGm, who escaped jail at
Yipcennes some week or so ago and
who waa re-sr restediand sent back again,
made his escape from the Sheriff Of
Hqox county andTispow a large He is
slippery euss. --.-r --r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
KANAWHA SALT.
AUCTION.
E and Lot for Sale at Auction.

House and Lot for Sale at Auction,
CONTAINS rooms, 2 kitchens, corn crib. sta
~ bieg cistern and good cellar. The house aud
premises are in good order. Terms Of sale Two
thirds cash and The balance Ia IL months. Also
aiot Of Household Furniture, in the sams house.
bureau, wardrobe, bejstead aud beddi ng, mat
tresses, stoves King glasses, and great many
other articles viii Be sold without reserve, the
nth Of a priI at O'Clock p. NJ.
The sale will take place on the premises, on
Leet Street between Third and Fourth.
april. J. J. COHN, AuctionesT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24
DIT

BS@ What is nicer than a good, mealy
Potatoe ? Messrs Hayhurst & Whita-
ker have just received large lot of
magnificent potatoes from New York,
which are certainly equal, if not super
Tor, 20 any in the market We advise
all who love "praties to call and ex-
anime those that this enterpriaing firm
have for sale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-24

BACK AGAR. Mr. Golden, Of the the
afre, Arrived ID the city on Saturday
night, 10 makel preparations for the re.
opening OF Masonic Temple. He is IN
fine health and cheerful