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FROM ALABAMA. -....
CAMP 223d Iowa INPF'Y N.oIk. ]
Monte PaINT, ALA. :
n an l
Mr.. EDrron:--I and this Regiment in

Mr.. EDEroR.-I fnd this Regiment in
command Of 1t Col Charles j. Clark, a
good officer and generous, noble hearted
man. Col. Glaslow is commanding a
Ryigade, and have the reputation of being
fine officers. Surgeon Peabody il among
the best in his profession, is held in high
esteem by his Regiment and IS of great
value to it. The Asst Surgeon T. j.
Caldwell, is worthy gentleman and oe~
eupies pleasant position among his men.
Chaplain Barton Aas held the same posi-
tica in the Regiment from the time Of It's
organization, and is among the number Of
those who succeed. His afability Of man
ners and devotion TO the true interests Of
the officers and men adapt him to the
place, and he stands high in their regard
and esteem,
The officers present appear to be an
intelligent class Of men, possessing much
of real merit and the men are q favorable
averorc for moral INTEGRITY Of character
and for v,lor 4, soldiers. The history o.
tbi. REGIMENT j. of more than usual in
forest in eonD.ctiop with the bstties Of orr
copp,rv Those in which they have mar
t;eins,cd ar, inscribed unop its bgnaer,
which i made Of very fine and heavy silk
six feet bv scvep-The record Of battle
fields IS made in the stripes of red and in
,,uls .la rolLw;r., scenes Of terrible con,
a.c,-py. G,Is,.a-r2,,sy;1a Hu.-
JH,,r. p;~rr Rr,,i,.- VU,Lr,I, B.,ol--
.Nr,c NJ yaLsl. ,,-,J.,.h.oa .v:ss.-,nd
FIR, E>pry,p,-r Trnx.
In these hottle, The loss has hron three
.-xon.,.,, wan. l. nnJ,I ,..1
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Of the EVENT. gall hands acquitted them
with ersdit. = ~ r. -
ME RArMoSp VII gnsfa hotha Con,
GERS nj the same piace to-es6rrow evening,
vixen heswia be taes4s'sse,llstby all wh5 par.
tieipated in his Tuesday evenings enter,
taiument, and By other talent 49,.
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seas auahd II Gen frrry. ii. II.
pointed 10 lead sh=r -. j
scsosk d sass Il ss -
wkile ere part a9Van1a = e -. "
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Apson@t8x II g--sser b
sare the whole liae. baa fe
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drives sask ~ "a tissssa
bers being saesaz. G4sy ss,ss =
ADD toek prisoners Al vhe vses z
They - sRse sens Elss -.
tlssiE w0rkf iiasa q cir lliizss - -.
away, - tbs gard vas vsry -
Geo. ae1x Aaa#e6 10 -
sapsaad snd sooxa DRIVE ehs 80
New Yegk March -
Army Of tAs PssahAe -
says ~,--
RsbeI Gss. Ggr8ssi y rvse.saa
In shs battle q The zstk
reetEBg ths astas 81 fzs sass...
a. soon - our forces sEaSf Fssssk
. eoaRter-At1&sk YEAS n4ads ~ 8 4
our line apom the sReny. a
they had weakened tAs11g Iiae a.
order Ess 20 mas Gbsrs ssassa :
their ehesen point sf ssEa1k
waA correct
The. eneEy had aaaand Sws
ID eoEPs, to theiT left In he 80
Of the dap. the I'd e0Fvs nsa.s =
By an advance Of It's Eaa. go
she lst aaa Sd diEixisas. Va
serve.
Altar some sharp sghfaz III
gaIDed thEee Eilss Ct grugu
The brykez line II sha g
back upoa soue rear dsfssss
nave naH brings he e tha II
far from the Boydstoa plaak ~
IS stiA 10 the hagds of the Fsseh
THE force pstte1 agaiass ss
at first vas very small, kzf =
The eaeEy m9Tssl bark theip Il -.
the right. and th-ew them mo -
Meantime the 5sh eorps alss
lines farEa-a, s. that the esasgs
we're f4r'g tested al3sg ia -
right,
The 6;h covTs bas the grsasa y
'dav whieh wsz he'd By the peka
The results Of t,-day's fsv
The rebels are badly rsga.ss9 =
aek. and the lef Of the lac
A11ther step ;.sze-G- Scash-ssssss ~
Aboat n.soH, th& Pre>iIsnt nd
'fr4n. and Enrails cane % m
Pen: By = sr-se5al train ard Rezt
fed and sHe sff4l-s> of the "a
corps were mad an,tsr the eym
Pre- lent IL Il ra7rrfed Gen. "a
IA stse 1reae3 49, 1.Tsc,e1 tks d
Of Egs -ywv.
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II yuggs -
The He'd spe-s-l esys4
FfeN}eB. Liagsin a. a95Trs
day as wzs exp-eed
There ia Fepqri IN sirvHlss
s7-Hizbe thar ne IS desalned By
t:vss f57 s renewal a peace pa
Will there j Heth.sg TO easa
report il Is net aagxuAzbbe -
range With GeBs arant Ter shs
Of the eons.dga af any
lee may haF % make. hoaas
Of sr1ned
and IzTs.
Washington, March 2 ha
has ordered Breyes GO IL
to raise over M
18th a4y Of
aoate1 over
that i be al
Sumter ana Ere Pa
battery that ara assa
suitable military a
under direcsi5a 81
coaapeI -
Charleston, or in eeaa
fillmore. Also th Dc Hag
Charleston be di u
the ceremeaies-
Chicago. March
Nashville correspondent a
the forces that have be6a
some 5me- pas: At Esisizs ~
to cross the moaaEai -
TIE army which : qaiss
andea eGumaad d 6sa Saa
corpf. Its exact 5est1nzEiaa =
b: Virgins 2ad Esst Tsn
will probably be L. line u @
burg Is probably In ~ :
respects The supPositiaa Z
co operaBs with 6rana s
viis~ Of rysventiar I.aa -
in this dIrectiga y hsa s aa
The lines AZ csss1asa sisa
stzoyed and sTszy
oed IN the way . pEsF
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PEARL ?. INGALLS,.

To &c or not 10 hR-tA9t g the G1eStlun
Whether to sutfer with mental anguish.
FeverIsb lips, cracking rains. disPeptic aSonies
And handles oddly suffering,
From wan, Of nerve and unfoundtl prejudice
Or whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general eurrel,,
Seiz bottle Of Plantation Bitters.
And, as Gunther swears, be myself a man
SgaiH
Three months It is siace thus I thought,
And spoke with faith exceeding weak,
But GaR;agr sssd my eyes were sallow,
Ny vissge baggard, NY breath tremendous
bad,
My ii position troul!esome-in fact,
He gently Lin.ed was fast becoming
Quite a nuisance, and strongly insisted
And it was thus IreuctantIy yielded
-Four bottles How beneath my vest have dlsap-
pea ell,
Friends say a changed man now is Jones.
Ny food has relsb my appetite is keen.
Ny step elsiic, my min, briIiient, and
Nine ound rvojrtJnrois. is added to my
Weight.
A gentle, hin f,,lovcd before toe late
Qnite gratifying to the taller, as well as rr,
Drake.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

To rHE BUSINESS MEX or EyAxsvILLE.
1t affords us pleasure to call the atten-
ton of the business men of Evansville
to the Shawneetowu Mercury, as q most
valuable advertising medium. 1t has q
large and increasing circulation in
Southern Illinois and Southwestern Ken
lucky, and as the intercourse between
those sections and this city 10 being mu-
tual, we see no reason why our mer-
chants in the various articles Of traffic
should not strive to control the business
OF these localities, aud we know of no
better way of daiug so than by judi
cious system Of Advertising in the coun-
try press, and we can chserfully recon-
mend the Shawneetown Mercury IS a
worthy medium through which.our BUSH
ness men may safely undertake 70 ex-
tend their trade, and thus give new life
and energy to our city. We hope they
will try the experiment.
TERMs OF ADVERTISING - Business
cards of Eve lines or less, one year, $40;
one column one year, 500; hslfcol
umn, one year, $50; quarter-column,
one year, $35 Address
o5 d. ". LUsK, Editor and Prop'r,
Shawneelown, Illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

WmsoS's GREAT RAID CoxMEHcED.--
From az officer who had left Eastport
on Wednesday morning last, We learn
that Gen. Wilson's great raid has com
'menced. The whole command moved
ont ju gallant style on that morning, and,
like 6berman's great army, will hence
forth only be heard from through rebel
sources, The thorough equipment and
preparation Of the great cavalry force,
the largest that ever moved in one body
on the continent, assures as that they
will be irrisistsble in their march where
ever they maygo
Knother gentleman, an officer who left
Chiekasaw Bluffs on Thursday last, re-
posts that Wilson's ad=snee was Is miles
from Eastport and found the roads much
better than they had expected.
The objective points OF this expedi-
ton, are, ofcoarse, only matter of con-
lecture, but q glance at the map will
readily suggest Selma, Montgomery and
Mobile, Alabama, Columbus and other
interior towns OF Mississippi.
We shah await with eager anxiety,
but with strong confidence, for develop
ments of the campaign, which is to last,
we are told, 20 days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27


The Indianapolis Journal gives the
following description of one of the men
drafted in that city: 1.-THE examining
surgeon found that he was suffering I'M
der a complication of Discussions
lung entirely gone, rheumatism, ossifica-
ton of the heart, Bright disease Of the
kidneys, with a predisposition to spotted
fever.
A quarrel occurred last Sunday in
Cincinnati between Charles Reick and a
man who bad been for some time in bis
employ named Michael Kennedy
During the altercation the former threw
a lumber at his smploye, which struck
him on the head, aud inflicted wound
from which he died on last Wednesday
morning. er
Prof Agasaiz, accompanied by eight
students of the Lowell Institute, 10 go
ing to South America TO verify some of
hls theories regarding tae glaciers BE
will 60 direct to Rio Jeneiro, and ex-
anime the mountain ranges in the
Southern part Of Brazil and the neigh
boring provinces.
Bows DovH.-Levi Cohn's big brick
house in Greencastle, inst completed,
was blown down during the storm last
week.
VIM. 7. Shull, one Of the projectors
of the Nashville Press, died in Nash
vile nc Eve o'clock on Monday morning
last, in the twenty-sixth year of his age.
he fell victinf to that dread disease
.-~AsaL hal kan~a Ill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
Amusements.


Masonic TEMPLR-There was crowd
cd house on Saturday night at Masonic
Temple. comprising highly intelligent
audience. The playing was exceedingly
fne, and Mr.. Morris brought down the
house time and again BY bis inimitable
limitation Of German. All the parts
we're well sustained. seaf
Tonight the popular plsy Of "Our
German Cousin viii be produced, in
which Mr. Morria win shine conspicu.
orsly.
Wednesday night win, We are inform
cd, close the present season ar
MozARr HAzL.--A German sacred
concert sAs given ct Mozart Hall last
night, s very large audience being in
attendance. e. "a
CONG TO TrRRH HaUrr. Golden &
Pierce's troupe are advertised to appear
at Terrs Hante on Thursday night
q Miss Fanny B. Priceis also announced
to appear in Terrs Haute shortly. Miss
Fanny has hosts Of admirers there as
well as here. s sba
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

accnraas mRpNnf fhe fnrffGeaffane
Vieksbug. the location o. p arssnsls!
ssrion headqu-rters Of be guard, Al
full descriptions OF various commissar
and other stores. She was arrested an
taken back % Kicksburg, aad furnished
with safe quarters.
Agentlemah from Shreveport states
that Gen KIRBY Smith is al Shreveport
Gen Buckner at Eachisoches, and Gen
Thomas at Alexandra, with their res
pective forces, quietly, as they say
awaiting ~ attack from onr troops.
The forces nnder Forests direction
are 7 900 strong, and are stationed al
four different points along the Mobile 3
Ohio Railroad. They are poorly noun {
ed and are without artillery.
Judge Rateliffe, formerly County
Judge of Crittenden county, Arkansas
was hung by the rebels few days age
in Madison county, Arkansas.
We see the most encouraging accounts
of the prospects for fruit in all parts o.
| the country. The st. Louis papers sal
there 10 no doubt Of bonntifnl produce
this season in that locality, though th'
peach buds were much swollen previous
to the last cold snap, yet the wind
completely dried the trees before freez
ing, and no harm was done.
1 The wheat crop ia this section of thu
country does NOT promise 8 very abun
dant yield--so we are informed by thoss
who are posted.--Delphi Times.
From various parts of this and adjoin
ing counties, we hear that the prospect
Of the coming wheat crop are very fat
tering. - Corydon Democrat
From the best information we can gel
we are inclined to think there is
"sAow" for peach crop yst, butt won
do to bet on. There 10 many sill
'twixt the cup and lip-many a frost b
tween this and the middle of May. M
: ture ia tickle, if not diahonest.--lnc
Journal e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

A DESPERATE. From Capt. Dalzell
just from Memphis, we learn that Major
Heron of Shswneetown, who it viii be
remembered, shot Col. Mills, his superior
officer, sometime since, was brought mp
a prisoner 90 the Robert Burns, to be
sent East for trial. At wood yard in
the chute of No. l6, the Major, whose
ankles were graced with chain and
ball, slipped off the boat, carrying his
ball and chain in his hand, and the
country being covered with water he
took to bateau, and attempted to make
his escape, but the Lieutenant who had
shimin charge, discovered him and re
turned him to the boat, after q desper-
ate struggle. The Major having OBJ
tanned a case knife inflicted one or two
ugly gashes on the Lieutenant
Just previous to leaving Memphis, the
Major, we are told, broke from his guard
and killed a negro who had accidently
spit upon him.
He was transferred TO the railroad at
Cairo, to be forwarded to Albany New
York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

Attorney GENERALS oFFIcE.
March IL fEgg

March Is, 1866.
Bon. Ed~ia N. staatos. sseretary p VIZ
STA: In your letter Of the 11th of March, you
ask ms, whether under the Act Of Congress, en-
titled Gan act 70 enend the several Acts hereto-
fore passed TO provide for the enrolling aud call
ing out the nAtfcsal forces, and for other pur-
poses,'' approved 81 March, 1868, the Provost
Marshal General is required to change the present
quotas in the present draft by reason OF correc-l
lions IN The snrollmsnt, made since their assign
In the 18th section of the Act, it Is enacted. .
THAT where any revised enrolment in any Com
Rreesionai or draft district has been obtained or
made, prior to any actual drawing of manner from
the enrolment lists, the quota Of such district
may be adjusted and apporfioned 70 such revised
enrolment, as Il may hAve stood before the TO
vision nfg - ssssf .sasss
It viii be perceived that the language Of this
section is in the past tense, and properly Sc
though referring to failure and existing enrOll-
tion under the section. 1t was, therefore, right
TO speak Of the enrolment as past fact, -
thing that had been DONE Regarding the section
by itself and a. unaffected by other clauses In the
existing enrolment. ~.s--
Bat, at the time Of the enactment, there was an
enrolment and pending draft under call for al
tlitional troops, and this appears from the pre-
frisos 10 the 18th and 9th sections. 1t is pro-
vided, in the 18th sectOn that the rule Of credits
fired therein shall not apply % the pending call I;
aothing herein contains shall 70 20 tpone
the pending draft or interfere with the quotas as
signed therefor
Neither Of these provisos can be regarded re-
pugnant 70 the 18th sectio8- They do nothing
more than prevent 8 Construction Of the Act thai
would change the rule Of credits as to the pend
ing draft, that would postpone it, or that would
Interfere with tbs quotas assigned therefor. In
deed, Congress has, by Implication, declared that
the quotas assigned for the present or pending
DRAFT shall not be inteTfsred with This could not
have been done IA tbs enaotiag parta.of the stat
ute but mag b. ~ wen aud apfiy done by proviso.
Now, II ths corrections provided for 10 the 18th
section made 20 apply 70 the present draft, the
quotas a. assigned therefor, will be interierea
with. This Is what Congress has said shall not
DO done. After the pending draft, the proviSos
will have performed their once, and all future
DRAFT must be- made subject 70 the rHles pre-
acribed in the Act
am, therefore. Of the opinion that the Provost
Mar bal General Is not required 20 chsaEs the
present quotas in the pending draft BIZ reason OF
corrections IN the enrollment, made since their
assignment. -
am, SIR, very respectfully, $50.
~ Tour ohoe Isn't servant. $50
-E rs JxME5 SPEED,
mh2T,I. Attorney Ganaxsl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

a@ The Canneiron Reporter report

G% The Canneiton Reporter reports
the following deaths By accident, in that
town week before last:
On Wednesday evening Anton Kirsh,
d driver in the tnnnel of the coal mine,
received either from the falling Of the
mine or BY the kicking Of bis mule,
blow which caused bis death immedi-
ately.
While blasting in the coal mines on
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Poehlsin,
miner, was killed
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, while
assisting TO load barge with rock, at
the quarry above town, Mr.. Samuel Hol.
brook was instantly killed, BY the falling
Of derrick The fall was caused BY the
breaking Of @ wooden guy, thus allow
ing the derrick to swoop around into the
river. Mr.. Holbrook was on the boat,
with his back towards the derrick, and
had therefore no opportunity TO see his
dangsrs or guard against il The blow
he received was, il is presumed, sufi-
cientto knl him instantly, He dropped
into the river and hisrbody has not been
recovered
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

Ba- AdoIph Marks, Of Lafayette,
whose melancholy fate, impending, has
served as local items for the Lafayette
papers for week or two past, publishes
a note in the Courier Of the 18th stating
that the dog that bit him was not mad
and in the second place that he was not
bit at all, and in view Of the whole case
he has no approximations Of dying with
hvdrophobia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

GREAT DEsTRUcrIoE BY 1HE FLooD AT
New LIBERTY, ILLs-A correspondent
writing from New Liberty, Illinois, in
forms us that that village was nearly
entirely destroyed by the high waters
and a.heavy gale that prevailed there
on Sunday the 18th, and renewed on the
following Friday. Houses were demol-
ished, and the inhabitants driven out
until there were but two dwellings that
had not been destroyed.
At the time the letter was written the
water had fallen Z feet, and the people
were endeavoring to repair damages.
Theriver has sirce risen again, and no
doubt still greater damage has teen
done. Nearly all the houses we're swept
from their foundations. The damage
in the town was estimated at SIS, 600,
and in the surrounding country still
greater damage was done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

A VALUED PRESENT. - The Journal
Company are under many obligations
to ESQ. Stacer, Of Scott Township, for a
basket Of most excellent aud luscious sp-
pies, in fine state of preservation. We
hope his kind-heartedness viii be re-
turned to him an hundredfold in the
in-gatherings of his next crop.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
R6- The Salisbury (Eorth Carolin

D@- The Salisbury (North Carolinal
Watehman of March 9th has the follow.
ing:
"a SHERMAN. Who're is he2 We don't
know. We have not seen anybody, late
ly, that does. Sherman has
never yet struck where we have most
desired he should, or gone exactly where
we expected he would; consequently,
mere conjecture is useless BE is 9
wiry, sel6sh dog, and viii be sure to
consult his own interest, if he il allowed
so 60 do. :. * u VT X
Ts YIfM g ~ ---- ldAH &5GAAM
asg-Srrz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

THANKS. We are indebted TO Mr.. j.
A. Stonebraker, the accomplished Clerk
Of the steamer Robert Burns, for Mem
phis papers of Thursday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

A NICE RIDE.-0ur namesake J. N.
g., of Marion, Ky, treated us to nice
and fast ride behind his splendid 2-40
team on Saturday. His new horses are
pretty as pictures, and a. swift as the
wind. Few teams in this region can
surpass them. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
CONFECTIONERY.
NOTICE.
Annexation of Territory TO the City
of EI ansYille.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
~ m0n Council OF the city 81 Evansville, In
pursuance ot the provisions Of an ACT Of the Gem
eral Assrmbt ytbf The ktst8 ef Tsdlanas @approved
March 6, 1865, entitled act 20 amend the seventy
hrst section Of an act. emitted IAN Act gran ing 70
the citizens OF the town of Evansville, in the
county Of Wander ,nrgh, a city charter, approved
January "a, lsA7, and 60 add suppl mental sec
lions to sad act. vii, on the goth day of April,
1865, present 10 the Board Of County Commits lon
ers OF Nanderburg cou1t ", petition praying for
the annexatton u SID -osty OF the following de.
scribsd territory and citing forththe reasons for
such annexation, yrs. All that part ofthe south-
east quarter Qf secticnr ninatean y, In fewnahip
ak t6l, range ten 90 west described as follows
vt8e Command 4 az the southwest corner Of said
quarter section, and running thance north five
handTse and thiTty l5S0l fest, themes east seven
hunared ana sixty-twc iT621 feet, thence south
nve hunared anu twenty-nins aud q half t5291s)
lsetg ana rem thence west seven hundred aud six
ty-hSe and Que fourth (T651A feet TO the place of
beginning, being bounded on the north by lots
SHOWN IS Isabelle Place, on the east BY sharpe
enlargement on the south by stock Wells En-
AargemeAts and on the west by roadway or
street, known as FIRST Avenue, dividing ana sbova
described premises from the town III srssrc
Oits, cow ely of EYansylle said territn~x- hasr
cont guous to the city Of EvansviIIe asaS ,17
spiattedsor laid off, af ,sef8lls - so ny
- W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest, sPRAxTLIas Qlesl sa sasFe n :
BY A M. MeGrltff Deny Clerk m&reO.sot
q ssszlszs,sa zsssa ssFas y - .s-asa sas9 Ta8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

D@r The Indiana Cotton Mill at Can
melton win resume life on the LIST Of
April This principal lobe of the Can
melton lungs has been inactive for six
months.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
ORDER ron A PLANK sIDE-wAEK

And now Il IL hereby ordered aud directed By
the Common Council Of the city o. Evansvsllo,
Oh 80 the " al lots or parts Of Tots front
city, cause the sidewalks thereon 20 BE- brcnght
10 the proper grads, and that they cause . side
walk Of class No. Two 20 he laid down tharecn
order. A. PYAFFLiN, Clerk.
BY A q EcGaYF. Deputy FT
City Clerks O.hce, March "a, 1865. 2f-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
q. S. DEPOSITORY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
my aWr1wwww esq

5 EVANSVILLE
Pays the highest price for Govern
ment Securities, Quartermasters'
Checks and Vouchers.
Sells Exchange on New York
and other cities as low as the Low
EST. -.fr-s.bni 49,
Keeps always on hsnd 2 $40
Treasury Notes of all denomina.
tons, to supply customers,
mar226td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
PRIZE CONCERT.

DROF BUCKS GREAT PRIZE CONCERT will
IL coma of about the first OF April, and offers
unprecedented attractions Twenty -one elegant
prizes win be distributsds including one diamond
set valued At 81 500. Price Of tickets reduced to
u Those who purchased - tiekssa viii call
and receive two additional fichsts withouf addi-
tion@i enAFGs. rraga 8ef III 1a9f %Amhzsfd-
e55 1sfT .uaeio za6fss1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

s@ Go to wright's Gallery, No. s
Second street, for your Photographs.
vii work warranted equal to any from
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
DENTISTRY.
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CORPORATION NOTICES


ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK
And now u Il hereby ordered and directed By
the Coa.mcn COUNSEL Of the city Of Evansville.
that the owners Of all lotf parts OF lots mont.
ing adjoining the south eide OF Fourth
street, from short street 70 seventh Avenue, In
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 20 be
brongat 20 tho profsr grade, and that they cause
n sidewalk 81 class No. Two 20 be laid down
thereon within thirty days from tho publication
81 this order.
rfr rfs A. PFAFFLTs.. Clerk.
CITY Clerks ofiiae, March x, 1895. ast