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r~x1 10 TIE RtYoEn ScuooL--A lad thirteen
xrsn OF s.r, naned John Crawford, v1s ar7igned
i.fnre Juss,oe Afllken, 1t the Police Court seser~
dsv forenoon, On the charge Of rubbing the money
dr.wer Of a fs]oon on Clark street OF tlxty cente,
liz uns sept 10 The keIorM School. -
, 1865-12-09

To Young nIen.-Saye &1OO by attending
Business College al Aurora. Ill. For circulars adj
dress v. REIFSSIDER.
, 1865-12-09

Co to the Ke&t-fso to Bryant d. Strut.
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor
ough, practical bnFtness education, or TO become
good Telegraph Operator. Address senelos1ng
stnmps) for c!frulsr7, BRYANT s. SITUATION, chica-
, 1865-12-09
:Tor 5ale==Real Estate.

TOR SALE-Cottage, in good
eondi,lon. contaln4ng rooms. pantry md elo.-
south Despa,nesst. also, some furniture To dispose
OF. Possession given Duedlatcly. Inquire on pTer-
, 1865-12-09

day forenoon brought up before Juetice stnrtc@ant
at The Police Cont to answer 10 the Charge Of
threatening 10 clcaye with m axe, John ]. Robin.
ron'e skull. From testimony ndduced at the er-
animation It appeared that the prisoner and CON-
plAuaut have not been nnIeable terms for long
eeufly bas threatened Robinson. jife- On Tburs-
day evening the prisoner went to Robinsou's resi-
dence. No. ~ Jefferson street., and lay IN wait Tor
him, and bnt for the interference OF outsiders
would have carried ont bis bloody niention Of mur-
defInE ht8 enemy. Justice Sturteyaut required
I'netie1 10 enter fn.o bonds in the sum Of 1900 to
the court room when Pfcifer's 1ace osercame his
discretion, and turning al'on he pointed his nngtr
%epssc manner At MoSfnsoo @ sne astd a.
Az ofbceE immediately eeized him End placed him
n ihe dock. wlea the Justice made m addition OF
peace.
aoaANA Observation-Disclosures 1T GEx. STILES.
me ue.nheis Of the Indiana Association a*sem-
~ cseu on 1hnFtday evening. in the Music Hail of
Ceo ops7a Houke, to listen ia m nddr.s. .,v
Brtg> Gcn I. N.ssiles On The tsnn,,cn MD, g:
sherman and Thomas, in Gc,rvi. M T.s-,es-as 's'
me meeting Was moderately well atscaoed. Jnace
). B. GookinH occupied The cb.Ir. ,od r. ~.
o .s 5y5ks SS t5e ieesure
Gen. Sdlas opened his lcc,nzr by !smsrr5r, ,h,.
the capture Of Atlanta vas the fplhlrnt of M e ~
WI the destrneiou of Hood army wiea sS..s9 9as9
had been unable to accomplish liz descz1bed the
eGorta Of Gen Schofcld 10 keep Hood on The Aoptil
eide Of the Tennessee rref and his aliure TO 70
IN consequence Of The sInallncsa Of hts 1orce ~
compared With thai Of the enemy. The subsequent
Tncc for Columbia between the tN1 azmice: the
ezoeAtng of Duck s1yes, In which the Africans
played 4 consrlcnous par1; the passage Of Cheat
hams cnsIs while II Jay in camp near Springfield.
and the rArcA 10 Arjsetl river, were described
clearly md pctureequely by the lecturer. who was
ID active p9EticpatoT in The eycnz OF which he w.e
speaking. He gave minute and graphic account OF
'le battle Of Franklin. the withdrawal Of the army
that night, and the continuation Of the
march 10 Nashviilc. lie characterized the
hattie Of Naehvillc, ne benz. eccpnd fu importance
10 lhsl OF Franklin. which, in reality, deciurd the
tate Of Nood'e army. The severity Of the struggle
Ind been errstly exaggerated; IL his opinion II Wns
only like the swell Of the ocean alter thr rIo7m
AMER enttinC at some 9Th Into description Of
t.e puI<u!t Of Hoods army until The Last remnan:
oi YVES ch4Bcd hcrpss the Tennessee, the LECTURER
rc1erCd to rome incidents connected with the c1o-c
o1 tue rebellion and gave nfe tdeah recardlu. the
treatment Of Jen. Davis. lie quoted the memora-
hse saying OF Johnep1 on The k4me subject, that
oe were President, By the Eternal be would
htng hiu, and reminded tho audience that John
eoh no# corrupted thAt high position and thai he
{the lecturer, stood by his AnninIstfatiou Tbe
lrciure We rtplsir WITH ille.exliut faGt and ner
Epna1 "Reminiscences, and &as frequently nnnlsnded
ty the dpceting. At It's conclusion. a vote n
tnapks wns rendered 10 Cen Stiles, and The meeIn
tcEa1atea.
, 1865-12-09

Rlor AND KoBBEnY.-lra Beans saloon. No. S.
Milwaukee avenue, en- Thanksgiving evening, IVES
the scene Of a d,scraceiu not between party OF
I7sh toughs and several iuma,es Of the house. Thc
Mileeisn rioters wcrr headed by H1gh McCartr sud
Michael 1lnssey. who threw cla.eez, broke caairs
demolished tab1es, and overturned xtoyet, and
finally put out the gas. During the interim which
then clapeed until the ras relit. Bean'x money
drawer was robbed Of 3i0 in currency. While the
row was progressing party OF police oe6cerr made
descenl on the h0ute, AiyeatinS the two principal
dtstu1bes OF the peace, a1d scattering the Others
IN all directions. Hussey md McCarty were taken
before the Police Court ycstesdnS forenoon, and
Nerr fined $40 and costs each.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Saturday last
Lavender & Rowse deposited with Capt.
Coryell, No So Olive Street, st. Louis,
Government vouchers amounting to
about $4,000 At dinner time Capt
Coryell's clerks stepped out for q few
moments, leaving man by the name
of j. o. Freel, formerly clerk In the
office, but recently discharged, alone in
the office. At two o'clock Freel went
into Lavender & Rowse's and offered
for sale nine OF the vouchers which they
had short time before deposited with
Capt Coryell. Mr.. Rowse, on being
offered the vouchers, recognized them,
and asked Freel where be had got them.
Freel said he had obtained them of
Thompson. Freel was at once gobbled
and locked mp in small wood closet
at the rear of the Office, and Fagal and
Brown6eld sent for. They searched
Freel, and found portion Of them on
his person, and the balance (sixteen)
were found concealed in the closet
which Rowse had converted into a
prison for the occupancy of his captive.
Freei had stolen the vouchers during
the absence of the clerks, and, not
knowing who they belonged to, offered
part of them for sale to the real own
ers. Freel was taken to the calaboose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

A CAIRoITE on EvANsvLLE-Birney
Marshall, editor of the Cairo Meas,
stopped in this city on Sunday q week
ago while the Burns was discharging cot
ton, and writes his impressions to his
paper. He evidently don't like onr
city-thinks i. is ''slow coach" We
presume there are not as many steam
pumps at work here as in Cairo to keep
the city from submersiou. Moreover
the distinguished gentleman from the
land of frog ponds and galliniPpers was
here on Sunday, and because he did not
see the stores and whisky shops open,
and the people reeling and fighting in
the streets, he concludes Evansville
ia a dull place, with but few steam boats
at the wharf. The trouble here is, we
have business for boats, and they are
not required to be at the wharf for a
week to get a load. They come in
at noon and leave before night. But
hear what J. B. says:
We lay ut Evansville "a sufficient
length Of time 10 enable US TO survey
| the city,1 in discharging two hundred
and eiRhty-two bales Of cotton for the
Brown & Duukerson line. 1t is pretty
we'll built up and claims to have II, 600
inhabitants, several Of whom are oil
German extraction. The sidewalks are
generally paved and the streets appear
to have been graded, but present the
normal condition of yellow clay, which
must be very muddy in vet weather
The citizens are adverse totaxationY and
therefore they have postponed plankint
or paving or bordering or McAdam
izing "until times get better" and labor
} is cheaper. If gold goes down to par
they will be able TO get very cheap la
Dor, but money win be so valuable tha
; it viii be much more difficult to procur
than at present
With all its advantages and the heav
} amount of capital invested there, IAN
in the shoe business, and some othe
interests, it may take rank with tn
E largest Western cities, not even ez
cepting Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
E vile and Chicago) Evansyille, it mus
D be confessed, is rather slow coach
q Looking at the people, and ct the plac
itself, although pretty well built {
: brick, it wore less of the aspect of cit
than Cairo. There we're two or tire
stern-wheelers lying at the wharf, whic
: seems to be very well lat one point
e graded and paved, and the Glendale wa
loading with hay and Government store
for Nashville. There was an air {
e sleepiness and repose pervading th
. whole place. True, it was Sunday, br
: it was not the less an opportune time t
! see the population which was prett
: generally drawn to the landing by th
? oalliope of the Burns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, ASD
MUCOUS Oh MILKY d DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATING.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE bad
DER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTRAEGULARY AND BURNIEG, or PAINFUL
URINATING.
Fer these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in Its praise. 4 ain
gle dose has been known to relieve the most urgent
Are you troubled with that distressing pain IN
the mail of the back and through the hips1 A
teespooniul day Of the Constitution water viii
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use OF buehu, eubetS
and Juniper in the treatment Of these disease~,
and only use them for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself squal to the task that has de-
volved upon it.
Irritate and drsneh the kidneys, and by constant
use produce chronic degeneration aud confirmed
disease.
IN DYsMEN0RRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MENOEBHGIA,
OR PBoFUsE FLOWING. ~
Both diseases arising from a faulty secrstiOn Of
the menstrual huid-in one case being too little
aud accompanied BY severe pain, and the other q
too profse seers toh which Nill be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The disease known As FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result of the relaxation Of
the ngaments Of that organ, and is known BY a
sense Of heaviBess aud dragging pains in the
back and sides, aud at times accompanied by sharp
-lAncinsting or shooting pains through the parts
affected, viii, in sill cases, be removed b. the med
icine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
Up much ignorance, and in nine cases out Of
tan tbs doctors do NOS really know whether the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the symp-
TOMS We can only enumerste them here. I
speak more particularly OF cold feet, pAlPitation
Of the heart, impaired memory, Wsk=fnllness,
flashes OF heat, languor, assit1de, and dimness Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATIOE.
Which in the unmarried fems ls is q constant re-
curing disease, and through nsglect the sesds Of
more grave and dangerous maiadies ara the result
and a. month after month pssses without Al sf.
fort being made to assist Naturs, the suppzes-
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appetite, the bowels are constipatsd, night
sWeafs come on, and Consumption finally ends her
career.
@Sr For sale by all Druggists. Price 81. ia
VIM. II. GREGG q CO., Propriesors.
MORGAN q ALLEN, General Agents, No 4s
Cliff street, New York.
For sale In Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH 4
EOLLkh tanx7-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

April Tit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

SIZZLING OFF AT Cosr.-As 60 10 at a
less premium and all goods must come
down, ] have determined to sell my stock
of fine goods at cost am about to en-
ter into copartnership with New York
house, as branch in this place, and as
l am determined to sell within the next
sixty days, now is the time to get bar
gains.
return my thanks to the public for
their liberal patronage to me for the last
two years, and hope the same will be
continued. will spare no pains to
render justice to all who will call on me
at my old stand, No. 8 First street, Ev.
susville. J. H. CAKLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

PERRY County PETROLEUM COMPANY
We are advised that some Of our sub
stantial business men intend to organize
a company under the above title. They
have been several months in securing
some of the best oil lands in Perry
County, Indiana, and in other localities.
A number OF oil springs are on the land
secured by them. Companies from
Pennsylvania and elsewhere are sinking
wells adjacent 20 their lands, and the
above-named company intends to test
their lands the coming season, with
every assurance of success, as the indi-
cations are equal to those of the best oil
lands in Pennsylvania.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

A NEv PRIsoE.-Wilson's negro pen
on Second Street, bntween Market and
Jefferson, has been fitted up BY the mill
tary authorities, and viii be used in fu-
ture as military prison for guerrillas
who have been og may DO caught Lieut.
Thos. Cullen has been relieved from
duty at the Provost MarshGl'a Office, and
been ordered to take charge of the new
prisop.-LOH. Journal.
1t is great pity that the old keeper
of the negro pen could not be put in it
and kept there during his natural life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
WANT

THoR a LONG TERN ~ YEARS, i've Bnild'ng
"a Ioeust: also fgnr lGfs fronting on Locust
-tre.t pefween second and Third streets.
For terms apply 10 MRS. o. Z. LEWIS.
marZfdf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

RATHER LATE IN THE SEASON. THE
Dispatch of yesterday morning pub
lished, as edit orial, an item with the
side-heading, "FlxiNG UP," prefxed.
With proper enterprise they might have
copied it from the Journal of March
ed, and then it would have had at least
an air of freshness if not of originality.
We have no objection to the sppropria-
ton of our gems, by our contemporary,
but we would have taken it as higher
compliment had they been able to have
seen the beauty of the sentiment before
it had been copied as original by some
half dozen other papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

A GAY Rrx.--When it was ascer-
tanned last evening that the Ruth would
lie here for some hours, the young la
dies of the city arranged nice little
hop on board The spacious cabin was
cleared, and band being procured, the
young ladies and gentlemen Of the city,
joined by the passengers, mingled in the
mazes, of the giddy dance until the boat
tolIed her mammoth bell to leave.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
eay- The new Legislature of Tenne,

e9- The new Legislature of Tennes-
see has been in session since Monday.
On Tuesday it completed its organiza-
ton by eIecting VIM. Heskell, Of Knox,
as Speaker. In the Senate, S. R. Rog-
ers, Of Knox, was elected President.
The votes for Governor were counted
in the afternoon. Brownlow, of Knox,
received twenty-three thousand three
hundred and fifty-two votes in the State
for Governor. The Inauguration of the
Governor took place on Wednesday, and
was attended with great rejoicing over
the restoration of the State to its place
in the Union, and over the glorious VIC
tories in Virginia.
Among the first acts of the Legisla-
ture will be the adoption of the Consti-
tutional Amendment, we have no doubt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

DIsGRACEFUL--Asa funeral party of
colored people were bearing q corpse to
its last resting place, and while passing
at the corner of Rampant and Thalia
Streets, q crowd of young rowdies as
saulted the procession. The excite
ment and indignation arising there
from, brought large crowd to the
scene. Those who would thus violate
the sacred rights Of funeral cortege,
deserve the severest punishment The
guilty ones should be detected and made
to suffer for this gross violation of law
NelO Orleans TSsses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Amusemenfg.

Masonic TENPLE.-The crowd and the
interest increase nightly at Masonic
Temple, and the Donaldson Troupe are
winning golden opinions. Their per
formances are exceedingly funny and
interesting.
There win be Matinee this afternoon
at u o clock, and another excellent bill
tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

A CREvAssE.-It is stated that seri-
Gus crevasse has occurred in the right
bank of the river, about twelve miles
above Baton Rouge. The opening in
the levee is about two miles in width.
1t is useless to speculate upon the
amount of damage snch q calamity will
inhict upon the agricultural interests of
the State r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

Gov. BRowNLows INAUGURAL. - We
are indebted to Mr.. VIM H. Axe for a
copy of the Nashville Times Extra Of
the 9Th, containing the Inaugural Ad,
dress Of Gov. Brownlow, which, judging
from hasty reading, we take 10 be an
able and dignifed and commercially
brief State paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

OIL IN CLAY CoUETY,-A gentleman
from Brazil informs the indianapolis
Journal that boring for oil is in progress
at several points in Clay county. A
well which is being sunk in the neigh
borhood of Reels mills has attained
considerable depth. The Indications
are said to be fattering.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
oFFIoE AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
CIScISsATI, o., March. II, 1884.
This Is to Gritty thsl we, the undersigned, have
been Intimately acquainted With s. y. Boynton,
NJ. D., for about eight years During the last six
years he he's been engaged 10 & lueratiey and sue
oessful practice Of Medicine In this city. He
leaves here on account of i'll health.
We take great pleasure in recommending him,
both socialy and professionally, a gentleman q
excellent morals, and occupying prominent po-
siton among the Physicians Of our city. and hope
be may succeed rs we'll elsewhere a. be has done
with rs. z. FREEMAN, nj. D.,
Professor Of Surgery In Eclectic Medical Instl.
tute, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. sCUDDER, NJ. D.,
Professor OF the Theory and PIacsice OF Medi.
cine ia the T. NJ. Institute.
II. ID. GARRISON, VI D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry and Physiology in
the above Medical institute. decl0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

~Persons wishing q copy of S4r-
tain's beautiful Engraving Home on
a Furlough," win find subscription list
at w. T. Worthingtons Photograph
Gallery, corner Of Main and Second
streets, where copy can be seen. TIE
list will be closed on the 10Th inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

D6S- Shipping by the Quartermaster
from this port is quite slack now, and if
Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and
Thomas and Candy continue their ex-
ploits few weeks longer, Quartermas-
ters will become more ornamental
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

R@ The steamer Niagara, which ar
rived here yesterday, We learn brought
ths first through mail from ST. Louis
that has been received daring the war.
We hope this mode of conveyance of
mail matter will be maintained. -Netc
Orleans Times, 25th. ie aat e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

~The Union ticket in Cleveland
was elected on Monday, by an average
majority of about 500 The gains over
previous elections are immense, and the
Vallandighamers are thoroughly clean
ed out of the city government. L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
MEDICAL.
S. W. Boynton. M. d..

+ ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL . permanent resident Of Evansville, offers
his professional services to the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. From his extensive experiences
in the Hospital and general practice Of Medicine
and Surgery in the former city, he feels confident
OF his abb ity 10 cure many cases which have re-
sisted ~ casual modes Of treatment.
SO Particular attention given 70 the treatment
OF Chronic Diseases, aud those peculiar to the
climate, such a. Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

s9r We have heard of quite mum.
Der of prominent Copperheads sin these
part" says the indianapolis Journal,
who have been bled pretty freely since
the reception Of the news Of the capture
of Richmond, they having bet large
sums that the rebel stronghold would be
in possession of the Federal army by
the FIRST day OF May next Served EN-
RIGHT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

BUsHwHAoKERs. - General SaHborn
telegraphs from Springfield, Mo-, that a
portion of his command had captured
fourteen guerrillas who were on their
way to North Missouri from Prices
army.
Captain Mitchell, of the Andrian coun-
ty militia, killed three guerrillas on
Tuesday, the people of the county turn
ing out in large numbers to hunt down
the vagabonds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
CITY NEWS,

Eerr The name of the lady who jump
ed overheard from the steamer ldahoe
on Wednesday night was Marble, Of
Princeton, Ky. Her first alteration Of
mind was only noticed a few days pre-
yious.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

sdg- Mrs. Lorinda S. Covert, wife of
Rev John Covert, late President of the
Cerre Haute Female College, died in
Fulton, Ills, on the 2lst ult She was
a very excellent and accomplished lady.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

Who HAS Cor THE BUTToE2-W Who
has not heard the anxious enquiry,
Who has got the Buttonf" We know
now to certainty--Little Phil. Sheri-
dan, of course and he has Corse too.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

DowE THEY CoxEl-As Richmond
and gold have fallen, so must the price
of Photographic Go to Geiger's Gal
lery, No. 8 North Second Street, and
get them at reduced prices.
arrQ 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

ga General George D. Wagner pass
ed through indianapolis on Wednesday
night, en- route for ST. Louis, to report to
General Pope, where he has been order
ed by the War Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

LABoRERs WAETED.-The undersigned
desires to employ at least thirty men to
work Oh a farm opposite the city, in
Kentucky. The highest wages will be
paid. For information apply at this
Office. JERoxE WATSON.
April Saw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
NOTICE.


HAVING sold my real estate on the corner OF
IL seventh ana MAin streets, and wishing 20 re-
tire from active bzsiness, desire 10 return my
thanks 70 my old customers for their liberal pat
ronRgs for ths "a 81 nineteen years have sOld
my stock in trade - Mr. J. +. Reeves, whom
"a e pleasure IN recommending 70 my old custo-
DeFs a. an exeeIlsut practical workman, perfectly
eompetsnts and desires 10 c0aduet the business At
my old stand 4ecorJirg 70 my long established
plans
My books and accounts will remain for the
present at the old stand Ali who are Indebted 20
me are requested 20 cali and SETTLE By doin4,
they viii save cost WM- EMERY
HANlNG bought the stock Of Boots and Shoes
III and Manufacturing Implements Of Nj WIN
Emery. AZ his well known stand on the corner Of
Seventh and Main, dssire to give notice that /
am prepared TO manufacture all kinds Of men 3
and boys BOOTS AND SHOES. and Ladies' Shoes
when ordered. All kinds Of repairing doue with
nealBess and dispatch; and hope by dilligsRee
and punctuAlity 20 merit hber o. share of public
patronage
mAr29dlw-wlm JF REEVES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

R&- The Richmond papers, few days
ago, said that Grant could not wait.
Grant didn't wait, neither did Gen. Lee
wait for him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
o. what Nice Dresa Goods

Is THE REMARK OF THOSE WHO HAVE
Il taken . leok at our stock Of fAshionAble Dress
Goods which are Acknowledged 10 Be the best ever
brought TO this city. Come all, and SEE for your
selves. Ne trouble spared 70 show ycu through.
sCaAPKER 4 BUSTING,
No AZ and 20 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

DS 4 very interesting protracsed
nesting has just closed in the First
Presbyterian Church in Vinoennss.