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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Petroleum.

Editors J0uTBl
From information received, we learn
that two oil wells, in the Green river see.
ton of country. have been SUNK within
the past few weeks, and the result has
bsen two flowing wells, giving each a
daily yield of loo barrels OF over of
a superior quality Of Petroleum, worth,
at the wells, $40 per barrel. We have
examined specimens of oil rock brought
from there, which are filed with oil and
burn slfnust as freely "a coal itself
Specimens Of this sand stone rock filed
with oil, may be seen at the Office Of Law
4 Antilles, snd we advise all who can to
examine the same and see for them-
selves, specimens as rish as can be
found on the famous Oil Creek in Penn
sylvania.
We predict that before the summer is
over, Evansville will become a great
Petroleum." mart, from oil produced on
Green river, aud that immense fortunes
will be realized as i'm Pennsylvania, does
not admit of doubt e
- sQOu rs We IEAEu tue "DETAILS SIS TO
,he two flowing welIs of 100 barrels each
daily, no referred to, we shall give your
readers all the information We possess
in relation to this new source Of wealth
to Evansville. Its results cannot he
over-estimated faEH EaeHa
A company has, I'VE understand, been
organized in this city, under the most
liberal charter, from the State of Il en-
lucky, under the name and style OF
The Southern Kenrucky Coal Mining
and Transporting Company, with
capital of 100000 in shares of $50
each, 10 deyelope some 1000 acres Of
land in the bast oil producing territory
on Green river. The books viii be
opened in few DAYS, and limited
amount Of stock offered to the public.
From the high character OF the parties
who have taken This. in hand, there is
every assurances, got only OF lie complete
success, bat of the high value OF the
stock as an investment, and It's large
dividends 20 the stockholders The
capital will be increased to s500,00O.
aud those who spbscribe Rotc viii be en-
titled TO their share Of the increase as so
much profit earned
Petroleum hereafter viii form new
element in the trade of Evansville, and
as an old and experienced and wealthy
merchant remarked. eclpsing every
other article now shipped from here
OBSERVER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

CHoIcE FLowERs.-It certainly is a
great luxury to inhaie the perfume of
flowers which adorn the yards as you
pass along the street II is luxury all
may enioy-the poor beggar alike With
the millionaire. Therefore, he who con-
tributes mostly towards this enjoyment
isa public benefaetor, ard such an one
is our friend NEwErT, one Of the most
experienced and tasty florists with which
We have had the good luck to become
acquainted. Many of our handsomest
yards owe their beauty to his good taste
and skill. His garden and green house
in the northern part of the cityis an EN-
porium Of choice plants, whers all may
find something TO add beauty 10 their 1T.
tie homes. .F-...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

cLuoHr.--on Sunday night sn Irish
man, who gave HE name as Howard,
wAs caught while attempting to enter the
Mansion House throsgh window in the
second story Of the building Mrs Sites,
propristress Of the house, who had not
yet gone to sleep. heard the rAscal, and
at once FASTENED down stairs and
awakened Mr.. White, who hurried out
the back way with bis revolver aud easily
made s captive Of the seoundrel.
During the last week this house has
been entered twice, and clothing 10 the
amount Of over hundred dollars stolen
no doubt this 10 the thief wko had been
successful before He had pulled OF his
shoes aud climbed on the kitchen par! Of
the house, aud from there he found an
easy entrance through the window De
was 81 once lodged in jail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

And not contan. With proving 10 the
world thai An army can tight for four
Years egainst powerful foe, IN strong
holds pronounced iHpregnahle, without
ever yielding mile OF ground once
gained, or leaving the dead and wound
ed of q single skirmish in the hands of
the enemy, the Army Of the Tennessee
has fthDgly closed glorious career by
the most remarkable march on record
one hundred and if,y-Gye miles through
the pine swamps OF North Carolina, and
over lhs mad roads OF Virginia, in FIVE
days and halG-CTB. Gam 7
The Commercial spoils is eulogy by
talking 6etion. The Army of The Ten
uessee met with at least one bloody re-.
pulse at Vicksburg, and frequently left
It's dead and wounded on skirmish lines
in the hands Of tha enemy. The Army
OF the Tennessee has achieved glory
enough to justify plain statement Of
tie facts in the case.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCbATMKD IA
the Post-Oaies 81 gyansville, state Of fndfana
18th dap Of May, 1850.
s% Re obtain any u these iesters the apau.
cant must call for . A4Ssrssssd Esasvs," give ths
date Of this list, and pay cent for advsrtisng
sB II NOS called for within 1sosgh, thsF viii
be sent 70 the Dead-Lstter Once.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By earrieys, &c She
residences OF owners in the larger eites), may b
SECURED By observing rhe following RULKs.
I. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
nnmber, - vel ss the post-O1iee and State.
2. HEAD letters with the writer's posf-eGes
aud Ssais, street aud aEHsber, sign them plainly
With fall nssle. aud request that answers BE
directed accordingly. t...
B. Letters 20 strangers or transient visitors IN
town or city, whose special address may Be uns
known, should BE- marked, In the lower lsfs.hand
corner, with the word " Transient"
e. Place the posEage-sta8sp the upper rtgkS-
kaad corner, and fesrs space between The STAMPS
and direction for pest-usarkiaa without fntsFfsr-
ing with the writing.
MA REQUKSr for the RETURN OF let.
Ter - the writer, IL unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written Or printed with the wrfteTss
AasAe, PossQess, and Ssas, she len hAad end
-, the envelope, ON she sAcs aide. will be caapilsa
with Is the usual prepaid rate OF postage, bAys-
bic when the letter e delivered to the NriIeT-
Sac. - Law ar 1885, T9asasa O. sai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

e@- 1t is ssid that ex-doysrnor Wise
chafes good deal and even foAms ct
the mouth because his house is used by
old John Browns dsaghter as school
house for teaching liltls siggers. L.
seems pretty hard case csrsainly, but
we don't readily SEQ what the Governor
can do about it. Old John Brown s
daughter is resoluts and won't eyacuate
the premises. 1t 10 said that "Old John
Browns soul is marching on aud his
laughter is determined that The minds
of the little niggsrs shall initiate the sx-
ample. 4 a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Amusemenfs.

MASONIC TEMPLE.-There was fair
audience and an excellent performance
at the Theatre last night, and Miss Fan.
ny b. Price IS Margaret Gilmore, in the
beautiful play Of Loves Sacrifice, won
much applause. Annie Radcliffe sps-
tanned the character Of Hermione very
we'll, indeed, and Hancheit, Golden,
Pierce and Erskine, sustained their
rotes admirably
Tonight will be produced that pleas
lug and popular Irish drama entitled
Colleen Bawn, play that never fails to
draw q crowded house.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

DANGEROUS WoaK ---SsSeral fem aies,
some of whom have been considered
reputable heretofore have recently been
detected IN attempting TO purlois gOods
from schspker & BGssings store. Some
may have escaped detection. bat the ar.
rangements are 40 perfect to guard
sgainst such acts, that detection is almost
inevitable.
SchApker q Busting have the names
of the guilty psrtiss so far discovered,
and if they turn not frOm their evil wAys
the public sill be enlightened. Il Is 9
mighty bad place to do stealing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
~ IOH

SERVED HM RIeET.-Ws learn that
slobbering old semi rebel Justice of the
Peace-God help the peace that be is
justice of--in Davis Township, Foun-
tain county, had the indiseretion TO re.
mark that Abe Lincoln ought to have
been killed four years ago. The words
bad scarcely bean uttered when some
of those who heard the remark, wen; for
him with vim, ..sad the result was the
SOLDERING old scoundrel and traitor vas
pretty essentially smashed up. All
such men should be hung.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

GRAND Internationally Crescent
City Springs will be beautifully illumi.
mated after the picnic is closed, on
Wednesday the I7th The String Band
will be ON the grounds TO eheertaud en-
liVen those who may be- DESTROYS to
spend few hours 81 those pleasant
grounds. A competent police force ~ill
be in stteudARce to insnre = strict com
pliance with the rules snd Regulations
aplI6 -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Local Notices.

s@ Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, is in
this city, and will preach this (Taesday)
evening in St Paul's Church. Services
TO commence at halEpast seven o'clock.
The Bishop win stop, while in town
with DR.. Keller, corner Of Cherry and
Third streets. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

HoSoR TO WHOM HoSoR The gentle.
men who responded 10 the Gala Of Mrs.
W II Baker, on Saturday morning, for
aid against the ~ould.be burglars, was
Mr.. Aaron Stern, OF tbs clothing house
Of lehman J. Stern, corner Of Main
and Water streets He with Mfr. Hiram
t. Reed, rushed across she street in such
haste IS not TO lake tune to put on their
boots or much slse. gss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
MILLINERY.
Milliner.s Rhyme.

ws EAyS Jusr OPENED a LaRex srock oS THr
Lovliest Bonnets ever wuFH,
Hats that would a qaeea's head Adarn
Flowers OF endless vaTisty-
Not exeelled In WhSeler's Nursery;
Ornaments OF jet, Silver or Straw, s,a
As nice - any eyes ever saw
Ribbons IN all shades OF rainbow,
tn widths and pIi Is all right, yau know :
Cables Of Straw, in various kinds;
straw Birds, so nice, twill trpRbis your nind
TIL you ase Mas DueG and make ssiacsioR,
Set Miss Belsam trim 20 perfection,
kor, As Ailliner, Is second O. none
gift With which she seems to iFe been bern.
" han II comes for the bills 10 pay, A4L1
Sehapker Bussing's popular way
Ia " One Price, /" aud no aeviasfeu
And allow no misrepresentation.
20 come with grseahaeks silver or zuld
snake selections from varieties untold.
Ana Nhrn You sea this mperfsct rhyme.
ksmemeer Forty Seven and Nine = nyts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

FURTHER CLAIMS FOB MKaoY--It re-
voting cGse OF cruelty Ia reported as
having occurred in Lawrence county;
Tenn, last week, which would seem
wholly Incredible were not the demon of
rsbslliou Elm the land Two gusrrillas
dragged an old Union man eighty years
offage out of his house, covered his
clothes from head 10 foot with tar, and
set them on FIRE, burning him 20 death
The devotees Of the rebellion reverence
neither loyalty nor gray hairs in their
fsndish work.
This.is the genuine spirit Of treason
and the barbarism Of slavery, and it is
for men endowed with such fendish
spirits that the Semi-rebel organs Of the
country are now asking mercy and full
foraisenesa .s-z-s-s.-zs-a-s--.--.sszezs--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
city council Proceedlngs-


The City Council met last evening
Mayor Baker presiding. counciImen
present, Messrs- Dean, Casselberry. Orr.
Heilmsn, Helbling, Shrowaer. FIELD. |
hacker, Boepple and Mills
The following bills were allowed:
Biihof Street Commissi1 ner relative
% wosk on wharf and streets for sIsS So
Ball Of Alfred kirkpatrick for Es 81. /
for hauling earth.
Ball OF Phillip Kline, Robert Short,
VIM. Doherty, and Thornton Males. SER
vices as policemen, for SIS 90.
Bill Of Robert Short, VIM. Dohersv,
and Thornton Males, salary as firemen.
$2l co.
Bill Of Philip Kline, salary as wharf
master, 81 90 sbrar- 80 .tsenHRse E
Bill of Evansville Journal Company
for Printing for 1898 As.
Bill Of Gas hght Company tor Sl2
Bill of Jacob straub L Son for 81 rs.
Bill Of GeuPeI Il Isaaes, for Ledger,
Bill of Wells, Kellogg 4 Co, for 81
20
Bill Of Cook & Rice, for ST. Os.
Bill of Conrad Newman for one
month salary as lamp lighter, $40 90.
Bill of Thornton Bullen, salary as
teamster, $50 90,
Bill OF Elijah Perkins, salary as En-,
gineer of Steam Fire Engine, $50 %
Bill Of J. s. Gordge for work on ditch
/ for S. 90.
Bill Of Jno. Miller for nails, s. Is. f
Upper Market report for the month
ending May l5-S22 05.
Central Market report-outside sour.
cess 90
On motion, the contract with Lane &
Rodley for Il steam fire engine was re-
scinded.
The following named property was
annexed TO the city: II Brinkmsyer's
addition.
A petition for permission to make an
entrance toHammer saloon, Chambers
block, was granted
Permission was granted First Nation.
al Bank to make an entrance 20 cellar.
A committee OF one was appointed TO
visit Cincinnati aud Louisville 20 obtain
information relative 70 the Improvement
Of streets.
/ An order for the bordering of First
street, between Locust and Sycamore
streets was passed
An order for the bordering OF First
street, from Sycamore to Division street
was passed
An order passed for enrhing from Lo
Gust 70 Division street, on First street
Ordered, that the property Of Mr. Snl
Ivan, near the cemetery, be purchased
for The use of the city, passed.
Various remarks were made relative
70 the Improvement Of the streets, after
which the Council adiouEned.
FIRE At MEMPHIS I2 O'Clock
yesterday destructive fire broke out il
the back part Of w. w. Newman cot
ton pickery on Popular street, between
Third and Fourth Streets. Mr.. New
man estimates his loss at $50, 600; he
had insurance to the amount OF s. 600
Bauman / Co machine shop lost abou
$4,000 no insurance whatever. A
Kiaf Ike lost little over $1,000; he haC
insurance TO the amount of $1,000
Altogether, the loss will sum up to sic,
600, counting the household furaitur.
lost by the tenants OF the frame dwell
ings destroyed. = AempAis Argus ION.
The Frankfort Commonwealth records
1t as fact, that one of the results d
the war has been to set the people o
Kentucky thinking and acting for them
selves; iii has given freedom TO thought
aud speech, and .men will exercise IL
What G ninny-hsmmer the Engairei
must consider the Commonwealth Il
be- Gin. Com.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

SoxR OF THE SUBJUeATKD.-Ws saw, n
day or two ago, s number of Robert 4
Lees late Army of Northern Virginia,
passing down the river on their way
home. They appear perfectly subju.
gated, aud hsd:taken to loyal blue as ma
turally S. ducks take 10 water Among
the number was Rrigadier General.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

PETRoLEUH--We publish elsewhere a
communication relative to the csf indica-
tons on Green River, which will be read
with interest.
We notice in the city : number of
gentlemen from the oil regions Of Penn
syIvAuia, and elsewhere, who are On
their way 10 prospect the Green River
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

B%A Washington telegram says thas
General Lee intends, il he csnRot re-
cover bis Arlington estate, to retire. to
Europe, iand offer has sword 20 the ser
vice OF some foreign Power. BE will
not recover his estate. That Is already
better disposed OF Bat whether he viii
be aIiowea 70 90 to Europe, win depend
very much upon the future policy of the
Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

~ General Sansorn telegraphed
from Springfield to General Dodge at
81 Louis on Wednesday that his scouts
had brought in an escaped rebel who
was under death sentence ct Browns
vile, aud asked what disposition should
be made Of him. GenerAl Dodge tele-
graphed back, "Shoot him immediate
" p - A. :. \. u -.aMaaan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

~Ths weather has become Cypress.
lively hot, and after long, dry spell of
four days, there is 4 pleasing prospect Of
more rain. The farmers along the river
you'd prefer far less water at this time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

e@- Ii 10 said that tho women of the
South, especially OF South Carolina,
abuse their husbands oppply and vio-
lently for having done so little sighting
We would advise'them 10 draw curtain
over their lectures. ss-r es.saf.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
NOTICE.
Union Circuit Court

n. MassbAeg aaafssk highland Oeal oOMFsap, ssa
a. r.. JsEsss. 6e., sSasast George PasBss a.
RY FIRTUR or DEGREES IN THESE cos-
- sslidaisd suiGssI will sell al pnble sale ~ tbs
Court House door IN MorganGsid. uzIon county,
Kentucky ca honday, the Sab dsy % Jams, lseS,
tbsisg Coanty Court day, CA credit % six,
twelve and ei9htesr months, the Gal Mines and
three tosn-iots, on which the shaft is sltaAid IA
uuiont0wn. Union county, KY, and ths mining
privileges Of the Highland Goal Compmay andsE
I'll The lands teasei ~ sAid coal company and on
In unisntown. Will ssit a. public sale, on Q
credit OF a5E months, all she personality belong
ing 30 said al COMPANY, consisting OF Boilers,
knginss, Picks, Mules. &c, &e Purchasers 20
give bends with approved security kaxlog she
force aid effect o. rsptsvIn bonds. lieu Wih
also - retained 90 secure the purchase money.
TH05. &. CHAPMAN Oom'E.
mm. LouisEilis Journal and Ciacinnati 0oin-
merciAi copy and send bnl. myie 2od
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

A man lately went TO general Thomas,
asking him not to execute noted gusr-
rita, giving "a reason that the war
vas at an end II guess we shall have
time 70 hang this fellow, responded the
General s &sHER -. FFsa8G
That fellow must have been lectnring
the Cincinnati Gasstes on the propriety
cf hanging .Howfss, Ailligan and Hor-
ssy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

~ The name Of he pOstOfRcs Al
surratts, Prince George county, Mary
land, has been changed 81 order Of Lhs
Postmaster General to "Robystcwn,"
which wipes out The infamous name.
A. v. Roby, the present Postmaster, is
continued in office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

~ Major General Sigel, having ten
dered and received his resignation, il
nov chisf editor of the Weeksr, one of
the best Republican papers published in
Baltimore, Nd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
GRAND PICNIC.

0STHE DAY OF TIE PICNIC By TIE n
b prsgarsd By the ladiss
fear omaioussa sill leave regularly, os IA.
eorasr Of Main aud Second Streets, ard raa Jur
ing the day.
Oss ibass viii m2ke two "a p "a he morniux
fFem LAmAsco Hotel. o0mmsneing 81 , o'clock
aad two IA the MftsrBson. eommsneiDE A. /
O'clock. The baiaaes 81 th- Day this 'bass viii
rua SANS the 0thsxa. zyIs,tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

RELIGIoUs NoTICE There will be a
meeting of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Congregation in Evansville at the
Church on Second street, on Tuesday
evening, the 10th inst, at 8 o'clock.
Important business will be transacted,
and every member Of the Congregation
is urged TO attend
May Is, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
NOTICE DO Contraotora.

DR0PosALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY THK
Common Council Of the city Of Evspssliie
sntil Jane 18th, 1s05, Ter grading sad paving che
alley situated bsswsen Third and Fourth stFegta
snd extsuding from Cherry 70 Oak Street. .
Specifications may b sssn ~ She Clerks 0ezcs.
BY order OF the Conncil.
nyi5.d6t. AN acGRIFT. Csra.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
EvASsgnLE, May Is. 1865

Kdit.rs JouFaAl:
There were eight soldiers from Posey
county on board the Inflated Snltana.
Qutof that nnmber, four we're saved
They reported at Evansville this morn
ing on their way to Indisnapolis--Lieut
Dixon, Serg't C. W. Mills, NJ. f. Bradley.
We are going 70 our regiment to see the
thing Ihrough.
Respectfully, V. B. jolly,
Sergt Maj. f0th Ind Cav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
GROCERIES.

NEW EAIsISs.
~ 90 boxes and haif boxes new Baisina, aud
bbis curfAnts just roesivsd by
Il s. HUSTON 4 90.
En BOXES onkEsE nAMBURQ-
~ received BY u. =. RUsToH = co
JAD PAUKAdEs MACKERAL-BARRkLs
lNgAJ half barrels and kits, Just received " y
a. s. RUsT0N co.
Ilt0 DOE COVE OYSTERS RECEIVED THE
lOO day BY X. 3. RUSTOG 3 20.
NREEA APPLEs
s-R 50 bbis nRs Winter Apples s.r sale ~
asa1 III prfsToW IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
MACKEREL.

TVS additional arrival per sfs9nsF iadisna
n our STOCK u Msekerel had eOfnpTiss the
EcsiswinE stock ~ hclsN. which are a1is 80 Of
ne . purchasers ~ rsduesd RxiSss on Aeesuat u
lee freight b. water
- Bbis. No. 3, 1854 &Aekerel.
80 Half bbls. No. 8, 1854 hsckerel.
200 Quarter bbis No q lsex Mseksrel.
$50 klta No. ., 1884 Mset srsl.
40 nbla. 30. :. 1854. largo AaeksEei.
20 Half bbis. No. ;, 1854 large MasksFsi.
100 khs No. 4, 1884 HacksrI
80 Hall bbis- Ne. 4, 1854 MAcksrel.
90 Boxss No. Herring
1000 LIS large Cod Fish
% Half keis. White gish.
F0r sale By }. &D. HKTMAAH,
60 3 ~ AaiR sssses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
DIED.

On Monday. th. i5sh nat. Joss HuzsIsx. axtd
r year..
The iaserAf ell taks pIaes At 81 o'elssk tbs
afternoon sfoa fis i.ts rssi1sAcs. eornss Of Sec
end and sySA@oFs.e
Ms frisnts asd aqua asAsess are Invited = a..
tend zithoas Further noslee. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

MISS FANNY b. PRloG-First class
card Photographs If Miss Price, in
various costumes, may be purchased,
during the present week, At Mr.. e. ,.
Dobelfs Book Store. Price, % cents
each. f 81 IS myl5-d3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
STRAY COW.

GTHAYEO EEoM THE sUBsCIsKR LIVING
- IA AtAnsFihs, ons esrk rCan coz, tned5ur
size six years old. ear nxrks net rsTs.uks--5
bad ths switch ~ be ali. al fsaF tssss ssacf
WAS giving uilk Wkez shs ieft
esFsi reward sill Be Eissa for her rsturH- or
any fnfoaSnrEi0u Of bee erhsreabouts
mskesass lliL oaA @. McC0RkLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

D% The ..Ravels. having decided on
returning TO this country, win play ct
Eihlo's Garden HsF Fosk, this SAN
Rsr. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

CIaoE Sunday. The ysh inst. led MfIsh Gov
- Suitable reward viii b psia for iaf1rm-
JAMES HUeHs,
nAy1slsl water Esrsst bss- Diyisi0a sad Vins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

To Purify, Enrich Jhe Blood, Mnd
Beautify the Complexion. use Helmboid's Highly
Concentrated Extrset sarsaparlilA. Ons bottle
Dissection. aE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Organda Lawns

A Nfok ASSORTMENT OF PLAtN AVN
II Fancy Crgands Lawns inat opened and al.
ing cheap - SCHAPkER q BUssIEo's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

s@r Go to Behm's Commercial
College for thorough Business
Education.
May l5-d6tkwlt.