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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
Regular Report
GeneraI Intelligence.

NEW YoRK, April 26.-The Times
Washington special sags, some days ago
we gave an account Of the arrest of
Psine, who. it is alleged, was connected
with the attempted assassination of
Secretary Seward.
Yesterday, it was discovered that this
prisoner had attempted to take his own
life, by butting his head against the iron
walls of his prison It was found that
he had beaten his head almost into q
Jelly, sand was bleeding profnsely. A
cap was prepared for him, padded alI
over, and fastened securely ON his head,
aud his hands secured, so that he can
no himself no further injury. res ---
The Worlds Raleigh correspondent
Of the 10Th says, the conference be-
tween Sherman and Johnston has come
to q conclusion, wkieh is believed in the
army TO be eminently satisfactory.
What passed at the interviews they had
is probably known only to themselves
They were locked up togstherin house
where the conference took place, leaving
their followers and staff officers to fra
teruise and get along as they best could.
No one, who accompanied Gen Sher-
man had any idea of what subjects we're
discussed, or what terms we're proposed,
accepted, or declined. .t s-.-s
Gen. Sherman is never communica-
tive man With respect to matters Of i'm
portance, and on this occasion he is
more retieeut than usual -E
The RsyaLds Washington special
says, there is news in Richmond to the
effect that Gen. Johnston, while negoti-
sting with Sherman, marched Of most
Of his troops towards South Carolins.
A dispstch from Lisbon, dated April
llth, speaking Of the relations existing
between the United States and Portugal,
says:
sa The Governor of Belan was dismissed,
not for having fred into the Union ships
when they we're approaching the bar,
bat for continuing 70 do 90 when they
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.


Ths river Is hllisg very sssSSd BY morning
uin be everywhere wishfn its sShhs. .f II
The leyss will coon BE- fmpAssable, n sesus
remedy is not applied, ths recedinx water lsaves
thin nud about foot deer.
The weather Is warm and pleasant e@t these
ars sCms Indications of rain.
The arrivals since last night iBslnte ths. Fannie
Brsndiss, NAba river; Phantom aud Ennss
Floyd. NashVills to cInci matt; J. r. Hoyie,
Bovliaz G cen 20 Louisville.
The ArmadA Z TscsfviEg ans rrir.-sna-vsSi
ieaEest h9ususI hOvr this af,ernoon forCAIFe
aad sll way ports. Her cabin sppoiatnents are
unsurpassed, her tables grOan beneath the ehoisest
yiaads the country affords, aud iheF emesss ars
s4Perisnoaa and aeeSEnm0datilg gsntlsuisl a. ma
The slesanrAnd Hset MorBiag star will 10 the
regular Hsndsrson and Louisvills mall and pas
ssuger packet thss after noon na fa9aflsc -
The Fannie BfAndlss cAzas IN LIST night frnm
ne wsbashs with AL the freight she could carr,
including 67s brls Of -four Tor reshipmeBt 20 New
Orleans; 1900 sacks corn, same destination; s3
saets seed and brl castor oil, f6r DR.. HslIock
bris eggs, ard S. bdis gunniss she disoharsea
kS7 SACKS OF corn at Aat. vsrnan.o sidruss ~
Ths MsrmOrAiF rsesisinE ago0d dezl of frxighi,
ana viii leave shls evening for Nashville. Eaord.
ing aegSnt AecommOdAtions % psssshksrs and
shippers. q act s1} 8soi1 awos 8 m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

eeT The Lafayette Courier boasts that
Lafayette is becoming quite Wholesale
market. The statement takes US by sur
prise. A daily consultation of the ad-
Vertising columns of the Courier had
convinced US that said city was merely
a village dependence Of Chicago or Gin
cinnati. We are glad to learn that we
were mistaken in our estimate Of the
business Of the place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
[By Telegraph.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

Mr 4, T. Shrader;
Eind below lsst Of freight foFwArded By Ira IN
~ A. y. RoBBfNs q
x Defreas Co. car ataveas 5trAnb a son, laa
pkgs; II A Cock, hid hams; Hornbroo a %,
scaios BeuAs A v li3 exs cans f6i pkea me-
lasses; orr, wlcels, II bdls, q Armstrong,
. eases glass, cases molding, AIer9AH, h q %, 90
bxs boots; Hudspeth, %, tale goods. 16
bxs dry goeds; q l. Dixon, 10 bxs boots Aiaer-
d, II hxs boots Jaquess, Go, bxs dry
goods; L kcssl~r, Is brss sugar, eask ehsese, "
oxs fruit, bx dry goods bI N; Mackey. II 3
Go, bales shseting, bxs dry gooda, bale heat.
ing; LEIGH. 4 70, casks soda ash Il eask paint,
3 bris oil, bales g%mbis; Dobelt, bxs pa.
per dssrin, pkgs dFpgsi Nesbt v, 2 ba q
mdse, bKs dry g0Ods, I bale sheeti &, sWcetzsf
4 b, z bxs fhrcad5 h j Schlanpfsr 1 hx psTfaas
er W BieTbowgr, I hx drugs, brl resin
Msyef, teare Brown, q Oo4, spring bed Y a.
Long, bx whip4iJ J n, 10 bxs ito; stocKwsll
%, "a coils rope, ~ pkgs nolasseai a d III
brls sugar; Mark W, J. hx hardEsTej n O.
cars lumber; Miss o Dussnterry, int II goods;
Amman 4 60, cars W eat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

We wish some Of onr friends in Ken
tucky would send us the result of the
meeting of the stockholders of the Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad, which
was to have assembled at Madisonville
on the 18th inst. 1t is a matter in which
our people are vitality interested, and
we are anxious to learn the opinions and
views of the stockholders Of that corpor-
alton. We are satisfied that, If it is
concluded to finish the road, our mer,
chants will be unwilling TO see the en-
terprise go ahead without aiding in car.
rying it through
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
NeK York Noon Markets.

les le Exw YoHk. April 2s
CoTTON-Qule4 p 1aasssE 1a. el-7 a-..re-
FL0CR-Duu and droopiBg; 45GZ 10 for
Extra STATE; 1o9s 25 for Extra EoGna Hcop
Ohio. s IflsH ffr EE rr
wHEAT-Dulls It's for Winter Red Western /;
! IS for choice Amber Michigan.
CoRS-stesdyi 40 for old Mixed Western in
arore. -s - -4-
OATS-Duli and heavy; Western s5.
P0RE- Ffrmers z8 5isa29 % for new Mess
y T592e . for 's5 and "a; 3 % fer Prins.
LARD-Stsadyf 1S5<9ls1<
WHISKY-Stsady; l36sZ u.
PETR0LEUM-Quist.
STOCks-Bsttsr, and closed strong.
MON EY-Plenty and easy at per csnt-
STERLTN9-Duil and noninais USH gold.
GOLD-Opsnsd 81 l 80. fsIi to l 51J< and closed
%. S. sfoCKs-ss Of 81. coupons, Os5<9
lex; d. registered, %; sos, COUPONS, i07lz,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
LEGAL.
Adminiatrator' Sale Of Real Eata.e

Administrator Sale Of Real Estate
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1N undersignsd, AdministrMtor a. b0nis OF
the estate OF Adolph Brinkman, deosassd, will, by
virtue of the order Of the Court Of Common
Phas ef raudsFbuEgh county, on the isth day OF
May, 1885, at the door Of the Court House in the
city of EYansyilla, between the hours Of ten
o'Cloek a. and f0aEr ocIock p. Of said day
sell nc public auction the following real estate
situated IN anderbUrgh coanty, IndianA, 60 wit !;
Lots cue a., two (2), three ts), four ~, ve (5),
six (el, seVsn Cd, eight fs6 niBe @)s1teR. fs0),
eleven (fl) and Twelve q, Subdivisions of part
OF the southsesst quarter ef section ninstsen us)
township t6}, seuth of -eaage ten io) west, con-
tanning in ali about three acres the same being
the property Of said Adnip Brinkman. 4iereasad ;
said lots being numbered according 70 the plat
and subdivistoR ~ said three acres made by
Bracket Mills, late administrator % said deceased,
aud recorded IN Order Book No. Two Of said
Court Of Common Pleas, ct pages 26e aud 267 I;
upon the following tsrms, to-wit: 0He-thtrd the
purchase raaney 10 Be patdJ a cash one kkiId IN
twelve montha aud ona-thira In eighteen months,
the purchaser 10 stva uotes for the deferred pay
mants, with security, drawing Interest from the
day Of sale, without any ralief Whatever from
valuation or apprHisenent awe, secured BY mort
= tTARcHTBAID q. SULLIVAN, ~
Adm ninistrAtOr De bcnis non.
April II, 1907 q 1888 aLs alz-4W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
u s. PROPOSALS.
Fresh Reer:.....Fresh Bee
orgIqE Q; 3. Cos. % svssIsEEseE,

81 oFEiCE ". -. Noh. OF cpnsishEhcEt [
la Evansville, Ind, April 20, 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS IL DUPLIoATE WILL
- be recsised 81 this ONCE until II q m. Satur-
DAY, April 18th, 1885, for furnishing Fresh Beef
20 he U, 5, GsnerAl Hospital and uoops IN the
vicinity OF this post.
= This contrast shall eommeuce on thg LIST day Of
May lees, aud end on the 30th day Of June, 1865.
The beef shsIi be from sssers weighing DOT less
than Ave hundred 900 pounds set each, shall be
delivered IN equal proportion of fore aBd hind
quarters tnecks, shsnks aaa kidney tallow 20 be
excluded), ia such quantities shafi from time
time be requifed for the troops. Haa on such days
a. saah he designated BY the commauding oficer.
The. necks OF the cattle slaughtered t0r beef %
be delivered nnder this cORtract shall b. cut o at
tho fourth ersbrai Joint and the br ast trfm mmsd
down: the shanks Of fjreqnArteFs shall be cut oif
from thres 10 four inches above the knte joint,
snd OF hindquarter. from an 10 eight inches
alb ove the gambrel or hook joint
Payments Will Be made 10 such fands A. ere fur
nished BY lha GoveFnmsnt for thaf purpose, and
on forms made out and signea required By The
unhefaiRnaasG $3.50 MHsN -wWm mU -N na
The right Is reserved 10 reject any all bids, for
pr per causes. 10 e-ira ". H. EHhMAk, haF
szl-td Captain and Oom. Sub.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
In MemOriam.
HEADoRs 24TH INDIANA Vols,
Blakeley, Ala, April 18th, '65.

uAADV ks lfIH tNDIANA Ol1s I
Blakeley, Ala, April 18th, IS.
In pursuance of previous notice, the
officers of the Oath Indiana Volunteers
assembled st regimental headquarters
to adopt resolutions expressive of their
feelings relative to the death Of Captain
George E. Merchant
On motion of Lieut Col. f. a. Sears,
Col W. T. Spicely was called to the
Chair, and Captaip G W Friedley was
chosen Secretary.
After an explanation of the object o
the meeting By the Chairman, on motion
Of Lieut. Col Sears, q COMMITTEES ct 6v<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

we're appointed to draft resolutions, som-
posed Of the following officers to-wit:
Lieut. Col F. A. Sears, Captsin @. w.
Fiiedley, Capt W. g. Pollard, Chaplain
L. s. Chittenden, and Assistant Snrgeoa
@. B. Montgomery. The committee, af-
ter q short absence, submitted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, zig:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Prov;-
deDee to remove from our midst our
esteemed friend and fellow officer,
Capt. George E. Merchant, who fell
while nobly and gaIlantly leading his
Company in the victorious assault
upon the defenses of Blskeley, Ala. /.
April 9th, 1865; therefore,
ResOlUed, That in the death OF Capt
Geo Il. Merchant we have lost from our
midst high-toned gentleman, distin-
guished for bis nobility Of soul and puri-
~ of character; thai bis company and
regiment have lost a brave and most
chivalrous officer, the country upon
whose altar he sacrificed his life, one OF its
hrmest friends and supporters, and that
the memory of his many exalted virtues
and noble qualities as an officer and n
man, will be forever embalmad in the
hearts Of bis comrades in arms.
Resetred, That we deeply sympathiEe
with the relatives Of the deceased, and
that We respectfully tender 20 his aged
mother the assurance Of our sincere
sympathyin in the irreparable loss which
she has sustained, humbly trusting thaG
that God in whom be trusted and upon
whom he confidently leaned for support
in his dying hour, will comfort aud sus-
tain her in this hour of terrible anguish.
Resokved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded for publication to the
Indiana State Journal, to the Evansyiile
Journal, and one to the mother of the
deceased.
N n. c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

MRs LINooLN.-A Washington dis
patch says that Mrs. Lincoln and her
two sons, will remain in that city for the
present President johnson has tender
ed them the use of the Executive Man
sion for any length Of time they may de-
sire to occupy it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
A PHIL II, 1855,
oRpER ZOE A BaTCK sIpE.wAxK

ORDER FOB A BRICK SIDE-WAEK.
Aud now il 10 hersby ordered s1d directed hy
the CoAmon Council Of the city % Evansville,
th ss tbe onsrs Of all lots parts Of loss front
iBg % or adjoining tha north-esst aide OF Second
street., heRweem 0mk strpss and MaAbsFry street in
said city cause she stde-wnlka thereon to ba
hroughtto the p@cpar xFmses and chat they c&ase a
walk ef elaas No. One ~ be LAID Down thereon
wtthIn thirty days hom the Pu6lIoaton Of this
OrdsEs-aY - -s,,.-f. A. X Ac6RIRf, CsEk-
cssy oarAAs eesss ApE.i =. lsss. - a-ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
Capture 81 ths Rsoel Colonel Jesse.

LoUisuLLE, April 25.-The rebel Col
onel Jesse and 2S oe bis men were cap
tured by Colonel Buckley. The loss on
eithsr sideisquite smalk1 The number
of killed aud woundedYis not stated. ~
The Press claims to have intelligence
of the surrender of Johnston's army, on
the l9th, one Gay after thu arnistice be-
tween Sherman and Johnston, and thinks
the surrender was not attended with any
conditions other than ola Parely militia.
ry character. In other words, Johnston
received the same terms GRAFT accorded
Lee. 1t says the surrender included all
the rebel armies. -a'f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

NEw YoRK, April 26.-Advices from
Newbern Of the 22d are received. The
city was drsped in mourning aud a
meeting was held that day to give ex
preston to the public sorr0w over the
death Of President Lincoln.
The Standard and Progress, conduct
ed by their old proprietors, are dressed
in mourning, and say that Lincoln was
the best friend the South had, and that
the South suffers more in his death than
the North.
The Constitutioual Amendment abol-
ishing slavery is reported as certain. 2
\ A desire to return TO the Union ap-
I pears general throughout the State.
| Gen. SherInan's army is in camp
awaiting the answer Of the Govern ent
to the rebel propositions.
The steamer Massachusetts, coIiided
With the Black Diamond, q small barre
propeller on the Potomac river, one
mile from Blackstone Island, which was
acting there as picket-boat, and bad
on board guard Of twenty men. The
Massachusetts, struck the Black Dia-
nond on the port side above the boiler,
sinking her in about two minutes In
JUG c4Sltctusus ntbcu0ihB Ahc coiit5tOui
many Of the soldiers became panic
stricken and beyond control, and many
were drowned.
The Massachusetts lay near the shore
until daylight, picking up about 100 men
who either Jumped overheard or we're
thrown, By the force Of the collision, on
the wreck Of the Back Diamond
| Captain Holmes OF the Sd Veteran
Reserve Corps, was the officer 10 com
! msnd Of the troops, and from state
ment made By him it appears that the
loss Of life, as near as can be ascertain
ed ss present, will exceed fifty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
CORPORATION NOTICES



And nov it is herehy ordered and directed BY
she Common CouncH Of the city Of Ewansviils,
that the owners Of al lots parts Of loen 'front.'
ing Oh or a6lofring SHe south sido Of Fourth
street between Short street aud Seventh avsnus in
said city, cause the sids-walks therson 70 Be
brought % the proper grade, and that they cause
3 Sidewalk Of class No. Two to - laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
Of Shisarser. LII A. n. M McEEIE1. Clerk.
City CIsrkfs oHare, April a., lsss. 22-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
LAW CARD.
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
d selected ssortment OF Wall and Window
aApers, plain and figured, which this public are
,nvited 90 call and examine before purchasing
,laswhs-e.
Alsc a new supply Of TsnnySon's new poem
ESooF kRpEN-in paper covers, price IS cents,
fshl j. HEAbY'a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

Editorial CoEvEsTIoa.-The Editorial
Convention meets in Richmond, Wayne
county, on the frst Thursday IN May,
according to adjournment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
SKIRTS.
NEW ~ KIR
FOR
1966 - 1905.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age iB
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
ELLlPTIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY B GARY, Qate J. l. a o. J.
West), SOLE PRoPRlETORS AND MAUFAC-
TURERS, 81 Chambers aud ~ and 81 Reade
Streets, Now York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex Tor
two) Illlptio Steel Springs, ingenIously braided
tightly and hrmly together, edge to edge, making
the toughest. most flexible, elastic and durable
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break,
like the sing 10 Springs, aud consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice as oug ~
any other skirt.
The wouderful dexibility aud great COW fort and
pleasure 20 any lady wearing thu Duplex Illiptic
Skirt, win be experienced particularly In all
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm-Ohairs, for Promenade
aud HAuse Dress, as the Skirt eau be folded when
10 TO occupy small place, as easily as silk
or muslin dress
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
aud couvenispoe Of wearing the Duplex ltiptis
Steel spring Skirt for single day, viii never
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Children, Misses aud Young Ladies they ar
superior TO all others.
They are the best quality tn evory part, and nm
queationahly the LiRhtest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE III all irst .cla's Stores 10 this city
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and IN
Wsst Indies.
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILIIPTI(
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27


oficiate as Chief Marshal, at the obse-
queis Of President Lincoln, in Spring
Geld, Illinois. Gen. Hooker has also
been directed to take charge of the re
mains of the President and the Escort IS
soon as it enters the boundary of his
Military Department The ceremonies
ct Springfield, preparatory to depositing
the body of our late President in its last
resting place, will be very imposing. A
magnificent funeral car has been pre-
pared by the citizens Of St Louis, for the
occasion, and q magnificent military
band, coGposed of one hundred silver
instruments, will accompany the car and
participate in the funeral obsequies.
A beautiful tract of ground, containing
about six acres, has been purchased, in
which the late President is TO be buried.
We have no doubt monument worthy
the affection the people entertain for the
man viii mark his earthly resting place.
The grounds may also be used rs q
Public Park
Mr.. Lincoln was man of the people
and it will be sminsntly proper for his
grave to be free to the people No one
can look upon il without drinking in
higher reverence for our institutions
aud deeper hatred of the vile institu
ton which conspired the assassination o
the Government, and failing that, struck
down its honored head.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

CISCIsEArI, April 26.-The river has
fallen one foot and Eve inches, with l9
feet inches in channel Ha u
Weather clear; Thermometer 65o.
PTTTsBuRe, April 26--noon.--Ths riy-l
er remains about stationary. II.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
Cincinnati Noon Markets.


H- oTEoIszA-Is April "a
FIOUR-ouiss ans nnthAngsd HHa
WHEAT-Unchsngsd. quiet
OATs-Advanc . 70 72.
WHIsKY-Duil; small sslss AZ 2 o.
BARLEY-loo higher rhosoe Fail 90
PROYIsI0NS-Quist, bat firmly b I'd . % for
CITY Mess Pork Bulk Mssts 155@9145<
4 LARD-7. 4t f I
G0FFEE-so@33. rs &
sUGAR-A ivanced TO 1G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

AD n new hEu mas Deeu ORGANIZED
in Madison, entitled the Madison Dry
Dock Company" composed of some of
the most enterprising mechanics in that
city. They manifest determination
to build up for Madison good reputa-
tation as point for building steamboats,,
and viii no doubt contribute largely to-
wards reviving trade and otherwise i'm
proving that city.
II has long been an enigma TO rs, why
it is that Evansville does not become a
bodybuilding place Of more prominence.
1t has the situation, 1t has all the natu.
raj advantsges--being convenient to
timber, and having very extensive foun-
dries and machine shops; il is populated
by an active, industrious and intelligent
population of artisans and mechanics;
it's wholesale houses are inferior to none
on the Ohio below Cincinnati. Now,
with all these advantages, why ia il that
we cannot boast a superior Dry Dock
and rare bodybuilding facilitiesf We
can see no reason save that our leading
capitalists and heaviest property-holders
are not fully alive to their own interests
and the future prosperity Of the city. A
stock company might be organized
which could take hold of the boat.huild-
ing enterprise with profit to themselves
and great advantage to the city.
We must be wide awake. Fortune
stands heckoning us forward. Juss now
she seems propicious and smiles encour-
agement If, however, we disregard her
smiles, and, wrapping ourselves in the
garb of selishness, turn our backs up on
her advances, she viii bid Nc adieu with
scorn and forever, aud seek people
who are more far.Eeeing and liberal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

NEv YoRE, April 26-Ibe steamer
Columbia brings Havana sdvicss to the
24th instant
The intelligence Of the assassination
and death of President Lincoln caused
much sxcltemeut, and cast deep gloon
over the American residents. ss
The American Consulate displayed its
Gag ct half mast ail. ao a.1l l-la1 -asd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

T. Ne paPcs. given .~.s - tae Con ntsr o. ~
.rrstuAtous circulation. i1 x q u II ktffH
No AaVsrtAsnsHss, eoal eOslcss- = DrsEslz -
erlsd onlss Prspaid q pAy guarAated- i.Ili - n
Advsssssmeats Sfli never ee sooouuaus-h b sT -
local Hotisss gnlsss contract made to thai EJECT - is
and value resolved for the ucsioe t
4 No ' LoeAf Nstices. however rs-valt-e---..s
Inserted for less than OuS polizF eacHa6HsT
;. Marriages. Funeral snd Rslgious -Nosie-, ,
must invariably bs Pais IN aavsnce 70 secure "a. AKA
y No eeaceocy the part ofearrisrs wlI hs ,s,s
made ge6d b. ths onace. the carriers fam ssgA Nv a
is~vs papers as ordered and airected thsy nass rs
pay for their sAnlsasnsss ''@ .'fs as.vi ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
Spring Millinery.

TUsT RECEIvED AND COMMENCED
~ making up nc ths " Bon Tom Shop = Of the
west sCHAPKER & BUSSIEG, a
u,2I OF ba No AZ And ~ Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
DRY GOODS. go.
Silk Mantillas.
o, What Nice Dress Goods |!

rs THE REMARK OF THOSE WHO HAVE
IL taken look Mt our stock Of fashionable Dress
Goods, mhich ara acknowledged to bo the beat ever
brought 10 this city. Come all, and see for yomr-
selves Ne trouble spsred to show you through.
~ - BGHAPKER n DGSSING,
No At aad ~ NRin R3reet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

" l. oPlCELf,
Col. 24th Ind. Vet. Vols, Chairman.
GEo. W. FRIEDLY, Capt. Oath Ind SEQ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

BUFFALo, April 26.--The pFopellers
Equinox, Orontes and Missouri, got
through the ice last night Two bound
for Toledo, and one for Detroit 81.
The Plymouth left this morning, bat
ia in the ice. 81 -la# sa a stf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
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