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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned deem it no less their
duty than their right to protest solemn
~ against the enforcement of the "test
CATH" in the approaching election-as
palpably unconstitutional. They deem
it equally clear, that the judges of cleo
lions have the right to declare it void
The failure to do SO, they have every
reason to believe, will deter many con-
scientious Union men from the polls,
rom misapprehension OF the true pur
port of the law, and an aversion to
public challenge and discussion of their
right to vote. Rejected voters, too, they
are advised, may be remedies in secur-
ing a register Of their votes, as to some
of The offices at least, in case of contest,
and we shall thus have imposed upon
us, ii may be, public matchmaking against
the will of those in whom is vested the
constitutional right to select their rulers.
\ free people may not be expected to
bear such tyranny With patience.
EDMUND PENDLEToN,
JOHN o'cONNEII4,
\. s. CHAMBERS,
JOS. +. GORDON,
LUTHER VI. SHAFFER,
c. NJ. sIIAFFER,
Il 4. sOMMERNILLE,
WIN. d. BURKHART.
EDWIN $. DORSEY,
And others.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

THE ladies of the Episcopal congrega-
ton take pleasure in acknowledging the
generous cooperation Of the town and
county, and others, in their recent effort
to re-tit their church.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

4 GOOD preacher is a tree that is sure
to flower every Sunday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
Arrival Of KinKsssn PrtGeners--
CNueh Win aeaoleld.


Arrival Of KinEssen Prtaoaera--
Coneh vita seaofield.
FoRTEEss MoxEoE. March 16-The
following has been received By mail:
The steamer Rebecea Clyde. with three
hundred and iifty prisoners, captured
near Kingston, n. C., during the late
battles, arrived here this morning from
Newbern-
The latest adviees from General Scho-
field represent him as still advancing on
Kingston, ard there we're rumors in
R;cbmoud, when the Retecca Clyde
sailed on the 18th, that Bragg had svac-
gated the town, and that our forces had
taken possession Of the place.
Tho prisoners who came up on the
Rebseca Clydewers 8 fine looking set of
men, and belong to Major Gen Hoks's
division, having been sent from Lees
army only week since, with view Of
operating against our forces in North
Carolina.
All the available pontoon trains si
Nswbern have been sent 70 Sca0held,
and even il General Bragg had not
evacuated kingsson no doubt was enter
tanned that ear forces eould easily cross
the Neuse Rirer and give battle 70 The
enemy before be could get away.
Maicr Genera! Co1ch's forces. from
Wilnfngsou, has reached Scho6eId, and
! his army. thus rsipkoreed, was thougk.
Empls snHeisnt 70 dsfs4t Brsxe's army,
vich vas judged to be about twenty-five
thousand stroza.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
Additional River Items.


high wina prsssils this morninr, and ths
etonds have disapresrss. ziyius us bright. tesn-
tifa day. ssd the bright sun sss heavy gale will
rapidly ary the msa that oxea hwslms evssythgns
The river ss sHtFrmsly roseh. and ~ shs Wind
haows an shsrs, stsamsfs aaa IL diaculf 70 xss in
aad cat ef psrt
The Arrivals sisea cur last port vas elo.s.a in.
sisss ths D. D. csmphell..: from wstaah rlv.r
Atlantic. tYwi The q L. wood wsra. Nashville
e LouisriIisi Bertha. Lesi Lestl aud nuntsYills.
Nashville % Loal.silia. Piesssr. Tssusa.ss river
io Evansville
The D. Csmpheii arrived non TIE wHlsAsh
last siEht, eth 80 skeiisut trip. Her aetlng
smginasr--Wm Pratt. son n he sg.ain ass
ssner. fsii exoFbsaFd IL fhs Wsbash snd 80
drewHsa, faii FaFfieHlAEs 81 whsch wiiI b. foana
ia our Local eolan ss % nofreW msruiug.
The Bertha, Lsai Lsot and HuntsvfIis vrurs Ia
eovsramsnt sfaFiey, sna pAss up iixhs
Tbs Atlantic, wlih the L. Woodward 10 tee
sna beth crowded with soltisrs bsiongihg 70 Gen.
crufa's eommsat. passed up absut s'eIook.
The Pioue@r came 10 from he Tannsssse river
9Th - bales of e-sish. eonslEnsd 70 Brown,
Dunkssson A Co. Aad wll BE- b. then ferwasasd
vlth fespateE 70 ths Eass. - ihs eslshrstsd Cog
toa Exprsss, guaranteed to 70 through In isu
days.
Tha Marmgsa = absut rspalrea. Aad l. nov
leading fsr Nashville en- private account. far
which Eort she viiI lssvs It o'cleek io-morruw
svssing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
shsrnan's March Unappossa.
Wan DEPARrxKST, WAsHrscroS,
March 10th, 1865.

Wan DEPARrMESr, wAsHrScros,
March 16,h, 1855
Ma. Gen Dir.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived this evening Al this Department:
CITr PoIST, Va, March 10.
Hen. e A. Dana, assistant Secretary
Of War;
| am Just in receipt Of letter from
Gen. sherman, dated on the 12sh, from
Fayetteville he describes his army a.
10 fine health aud spirits, having met
With 40 serious opposition Hardee
keeps in his front, At q respectable dis
lance At Columbia he destroyed I'm
mense arsenals, railroad establishments,
aud IS cannon
At Cheraw be found much machinery
and war material, including 25 cannon
and Loco barrels Of gunpowder; in Fay
etteYille, 20 pieces Of artillery and much
other material
de says nothing shout Fitzpatrick ;
defeat By Hampton; bot the Officer who
brought this letter says that before day
hight, on the 10Th, Hampton got two
brigades in the rear Of Kilpstriek's head
quarters and captured al the staff ex.
espt two ofhcerz kilpatrick escaped
aud formed bis men and drove the enc
my Eith great loss, re-eapturing aeariy
all that had been lost Hampton losi
Sc let dead on the Geld.
lSigned, Q. 5 GRAxT,
Lient General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
By IELEGRAP H
IrEoH Yesterdays O'CLOCK KDIriox. ]
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
SHE r MAN.
Official War Bulletins.
Sherman's March Through
South Carolina.
Captures 80 Pieces of Ar
tillery.
Destroyes Vast Quantities
OF War Material.
Fitzpatrick has Whipped |
Hampton.
Another Panic in Rich
mond.
Sherman and schofield |
United.
TOO Dead Rebels Buried. |
Goldsboro Reported Cap.
tured.
tsss i.l 10 EysAs'iils Jssra-il

NEssEgS, March i5.-Oficers iusi
from the front state that an order vas
read 10 the troops, on Saturday evening
last, fEem Gen. Cox, stating that they
you'd BE- joined BY Sherman ia three
days whleh created the greatest the
greatest enthusiasm.
A rebel surgeon came in this morn.
ing aud took the oath Of allegiance. He
says lhas Shermans advance was in
Troy, North Carolina, few days since,
and that ons wing was moving 90 Fay
etEsville, one 90 Goldsboro and another
on Raleigh
Yesterday evening Che Mayor sarren-
desed sbs eitv of Kingston TO our forces.
lBe bfidge OelUg g.41ea ). prevent our
troops from crossing, pontoona we're sent
up this morning for lhe purpose OF eroas.
ing, The enemy resrealed rapidly from
Kingston 70 Goldsboro, A report this
morning states that Sherman "a in pos.
session Of tioldsboro and that ike enemy
are rushing baek to Kingston 10 prevent
our forces from crossing she Neuse river
at that point This IL not Official. how.
ever The enemy leh seven hundred
dead on the 6eld, before crossing The
river, whom wc buried. Many Of their
wouuded also fell into our hands
The gap-boAt Shamrock has gone up
shs Nease river to kinrstsn The river
is very high.
+. 7. Gk.FdneY, Government Detective,
has just arrived from The front, and says
be saw bearer Of dispatches from
Sherman uho told him that sherman
vas AZ Gs.a-boso
A. . o'eleek on Friday Afternoon the
enemy made charge on eur works,
which was repalaed, and We captured
the 46th y. G. regiment
No fighting occurred Of any account
on yesterday or to-day.
There has been no rain since Thurs
day, and the weather has been warm
and pleasant, and The roads are good.
General Schofeid left for the front
this moFniag. de received . commu-
niei,tion yesterday morning from Gen.
sherman ria Wilmington. sherman
says be is all right Negroes are being
pressed into the work on bridges aud
railroads. Gen. Eving, brother-in-
law OF Gen. Sherman has Just arrived
here with bic staff. wiih the purpose of
joining sherman A member Of his
staff says there il no doubt but what
they viii join sherman ia a few days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
AiehEena Papers Played Oat.
WAsHTxeroS. Marsh IL

To kgj. GeA Dir:
another telegram from Gen. Grants
headquarters reports that the Dale Dis.
gafeA Is the only paper issued today n
Richmond l. saws:
The DaspatcA IS published shis morn
ing Ga aati,sheet only because Of the
CLERKS are members Of military orraniza
tons, and we're called out yes,erdav
morning TO perform special datv for =
short time. Bat for the kindness Of 4
few friends who are exempt from The
serviee, aud who volunteered their aid
the half loaf presented would have been
Sithheld- Ia few days, 8. farshest.
our forces will retarn 10 their posts.
when We hope to resume and continue.
uninierruptedly, our fnll-size sheet.
There Is no other news Of moment
from snY other quarter.
LSigned c. A. dana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

sTsFs tsHfAkA. la
fAEpHaHpaan fsNsTE. =
TAs sasis " iAfsaaa 20 fss Aerls u FaHasr5sreA
BLYTHE nYSEs. CLERK % THE VAN.
- aerbnHsh Circatf Court. a. hereby certify 10
the sheriff - AID eanufy shat aHlcsrs ars ta -
siestfd foF THE AsNafAi tsWHships in aa8H county
g The useal piaess Of h0laisg sleetlons, "a ti1s
hrst Monday in Apffl fs6f.
feF ftassn Tewhshipi T~a Jesfless q che
Feaos, Feuf Canstabiss. sd oua Towaslip
Fer Knlght Tovuahipl Two sustleas as she
feafe, Tee Constahlesi and oas Tosuship Trus-
-
Ter Scott Towash 2 One Iasgios of the Peace,
Tee aonsishies, ssd oas faNnsbip rfastee.
Der Arms toaE resnship. One 9pstlcs af ihs
Ps@oe' I've Cgbstsbiess aha ona Township Trus.
tse,
fef Perry TounshEp oas Justice of the psaos.
I've gyuaastlss. and ous Taahshir TFcstss.
y inlsn T0saship Taa Iasflsus II tba Peace.
Tss e1astahlss. and one Taenshfp Trasiss
Ter Cehtrr Tasuships Twu Justlaea u the
Fsses. I've oonstsbiss Rud Oas r6wnship Trus-
Zee
For German Township 0Hs Jnssis ~ tss psasa.
I've eoNstshlss, aud oBe Township Tfastss
Ans the ahefia is rsbY dirraiad 70 giFa legal
bqtiss q sata sisation. o. eonfofmifY sifh tis
sistHses n s9rh dss7s rasds snd progidsg
II WffNEzs wHsaHeF have harsante subsrFltrd
mf pams. aas snszsd TIE sssl ~ szid
n. >. casFt, a KtaRsyijis, Ia iaua this Hfzt
BLYTHE HTsEs.
Cierk Y. g. g.
I CERTIFY THAT TIE T0BEGoIsG n A
4 traa sgpg of the ofiRisais ~ ire sane appears
sn his in nay oaaen. SEoKGE WobFLln,
sheriff v. 9.
By 1eHv eaFsK. Dspaty. MID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
What Europe Thtnk. Of our We.
EnrfeM.

What Eurepe Thtnks Of Our We.
tories.
Nsw YoEK, March l6.-The news
per the Austria Of the fall Of Charleston
caused much sensation, and its immedi-
ate effect was the advance OF 2 per eept
IN .. ) Bonds, and decline Of per
cent IN the Confederate loan.
The London Tnses says the influence
Of the success at Charleston can b.
hardly exaggerated The moral effects
cannot but be most powerful on The con.
duct Of the war Il is sure that he
population OF the southeastern States /.
noi able 70 oppose the march Of The
Federals. The advance from Savannah
90 Charleston seems % have been ns
easy as the march from Atlanta to sa.
xannzh
The Star regards the fall Of Charles.
ton as premonatory Of the utter over.
throw OF The rebellion.
The Armg and Nary Gazette saws.
The evacuation OF Charleston and
Columbia, and the concentrations Of their
garrisons, viii strengthen the hands of
Beaaregard, Hardee aud Hill Bat the
Iontederates are placed ia a position Of
excessive danger, from which II viii re-
gulFe greater genius than ever Lee and
Davis have IS yet displayed 10 sxtrieate
A. Iee purposes Of Grant becOne more
and more obvious. as the campaign pro-
ceeds. lie holds Lee fast, aud thus
paralJzes the strongest army aad neu.
trAlizes the greatest force of the Con.
federates
The news vas Published too hate on
the Sd for the Liyerpeol aud Manchester
markets, but the hrsi effect was one of
depression, and cotton declined.
The Daily Meas city article saws
that there - some prospect Of gold
shipments being made 20 New York. ow.
ing 70 the aatness Of exchange. Were
thls to commence i wonld probably worb
the turning paint n the London none,
market
The rebel ram sionewAIl continues Al
Terrol, watched BY Federal vessels. The
report that she was leaking and in a
sinking condition il not confirmed. a.
she continues 10 take on large quaint.
ties Of coal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Death of Cardinal Wiseman.-
Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman, one Of the
ahlest and most learned prelases aud
prinees Of the Church Of Rene. died at
IseudoR after lingering illness, on the
18th Of February, in the sixty-third year
Of bis age. lie was born IN Seville,
Spain, bis father being Of English, and
his mother Of Irish descent He at.
tended school st Waterford, ireland, for
two years, after which he was sent to
the Catholic college at UshaE, where
be was instructed by the Rev John Ian
gard, the historian he reaIsined there
antli he was sixtees years old (in lSlS),
when he was transferred TO the English
college at Rome, Just then restored BY
Pope Plus VII, after It had been twenty
years elosed......Hs took his doctors de-
| gree before he bad completed his twenty.
Z second year, wss Two years after made
Z Vice-Reetor Of ihe English college. and
was appointed Professor Of Oriental
( Languages in the Roman University.
when only twenty-five. In ISIS be vas
made Rector OF the English college Al
/ Rome. Ia 1870 be xss sent TO England
as co-adjutor to Bishop Wslsh, Of Vol,
/ verhampton. he VISA inside Pro-Vic&r'
( Apostolic OF she London Diskrict IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

LoeaL-During the past week sersi-
ees have been held in St Pauls Church
daily, and also in the Catholic churches
Lent is being observed By bosh the
Episeopalians and Caiholics......T The
services tomorrow will be as usual in
ell the churches The Locust Street
(Methodist) Church is yet without pas.
tor. The Rev Mr.. Lakin breaches
there at l04 o'clock in the morning
The pulpits Of the other churches, so
far as We have heard, will be filled by
their regular Pastors. Sabbath even
ing the last sermon Of the Pastoral
series win be delivered 10 the Walnut
Street Chureh BY Rev. Mr. AcCloud Of
the Baptist Church. These seem TO
have attracted large audiences aud
ELECTED great interest on the part Of
those hearing them. The Jewish Syn
agogne is gradually approaching com
pletion. Ii will be nice building for
religious services, and credit to the
city and congregation constructing II.
We presume not many weeks will slApse
before il win be dedicated. .....Tt Is sup
posed by those experimenting ths work
that the lecture room Of the Third
Street NJ. Z Church will be completed
BY ihs middle Of May. II win be
handsome room when finished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18


ReVivals,--Oar secular exchanges
have contained fsw items appsrtaiuiug
to religious matters during the past
week. We suppose the majority Of pro
traeted meetings have closed for the
year Il is little singular thai religious
reyivals in these latter times seem cou.
hned 70 special efforts on the part of the
churches, and these efforts are rarely
put forth other than in che winter season.
One would naturally suppose that reli,
gious interest and conversions woald
continue tbs entire year, and that mani.
iestaiioes Of the power Of God ia The
conversion Of souls would be witnessed
"a summer as in winter. But We seldom
hear OF pro,raeted meetings resulting in
the conversion OF sinners and the
strengthening Of believers during the
summer season, unless It be at camp
meetings, whore an extraordinary effort
II usually put forth But in the West
camp meetings are last becoming obso-
lete, and during ihe entire summer a re-
ligious droath seems 20 peryade large
majority Of ths ehurehss.........The re-
igious press seem to be footing up the
fruits Of the winters campaign We
presume that greater number Of con
verlions and additions to the different
churches have taken place during the
past winter than in any winter since the
breaking out Of the war This is we'll
Something is necessary to sOoth and al
lay the fierce passions aroused by the
struggle ior the overthrow and perpetua-
ton Of the Govsrnmeat, aud what eau
so well accomplish this necessary work
as the religion Of the meek aud lowly sA-
vior, who went shout doing good while
on earth, and the essence OF whose
teachings aud law is love.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Misoellapeous.-The Central Ad-
roeate states that Bishop Hamlins is
seeriously IN, and that his recovery ia
very Bishop Clark gives
notice that till otherwise notified, eaA-
diiates for the Ministry Of the NJ. Z
Church viii be examined in the course
Of study as now published in the Die
cipline...,....lt is stated that there are
al present in the city OF Toulouse,
France, sixty-four converts, while in
1890 there were but thirly-seven.. .......
Since the commencement OF the war
over 100000 worth OF the publications
Of the American Tract Society have been
furnished for the army aud navy and
freedmen. Among these are included
.. .22T, 500 volumes. aud 4,259, 900 tracts
issued expressly for their use--ef the
Hymn-book, T5s,500 copies Also
2,SS5. .l42 copies Of the american kes
ssaSer in English and German. o.
these, besides 10000 copies distributed
through other channels, packages ar,
ser.t monthly directly to over two bund
red regiments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18


sToNE ~ TUE BLApDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL BRICK DUST pErOStr. AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER uRtNATTNg
IRRITATION on rnR NECK or TME bad.
DER, ,tNFlAMArtON or TuE KIDNEYS.
CAfAEku OF fHE hLAppER
srRANGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
uRiNATINg.
Fer these diseases "a Il tFaly y sovereign remedy
aud toe much cannot be said In It's praise. sln-
g8 dose has hevn known 60 relieve the mcst urgent
Ase YOU troubled with that distressing pain ia
the mali OF the back aud through the hipsf A
taaapooufal day of tho Consultation water will
relieve you iike magic.
PHYSICIANS
tsava lohk since glNuh up the use ~ hachus s. Hle
aud iunlpor 10 the trvstmont of these dlscsaas,
and only use them Tor the want of q better rsuody.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself equal to the task ihai has de-
volfed uPeu ih
IrritstA and drvneh the ki4noys, aud by constant
usa produce ehFouie degensratlen and conhrmed
disease
IN DYsMENoRRHGA, OR PAINFUL MEN.
STRuArL0N, Ann MN o ERuGtA.
OR fROFUsE FLOWING
Both diseases arising hom faulty seorptioR oi
tha menstrual nuid-in Que case being toe littla
and accompanied by severe pain, aud the other =
TOO nr5se seer tin, which ili hc speedily cured
BY tho Constitution WaicF.
Tho disease known FAILING OF THE
WOMB, witch is the result of the relaxation Of
the haamenis of THAI organ, aud Is kuewe BY =
ssuao cf hcavthess aud dragging palns in the
back snd stcs. and at times accompanied BY sharp
--lanctnafiDg er shooting pSias through the parts
see,sd, will, Ia All easea, Be removed by the naed'
icire.
There Is auother olsss of symptams arising
from IRRITATION or THIS WoMn, which
phyaicians cal Nervousness, which wOra covers
up much ignorance, aud ia aine cases Ont ei
tan the doCcrs de not really know whether ths
uymptoms are the disease, the disease the symp'
toms. We can oaly euemerato them here.
speak n.sse particularly % cold feet palpttation
of the heart, impaired memory. wax faliaeas
flashes of heat, ltnguor, lasslteds, and dimness .
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATI0N
Which In the unmarried fouas is Is a CONSTANT re
curing disease, aud thvepEa ueglCct the seeds .
gaore grave aud dtnEeyous malattes are the result
aud a. month after routh passes Withoat an ef
fort heing made 10 assist Nature, the sHppres
sion becomes ehronle, the patient gradually lose
her appetite, the bowels are eonstipAiesi, nigh
sweats eome on, and Consumption finally ends hs
career.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Is4s, Vicar Apostolic in fall in l849,
and Cardinal and Archbishop Of West
minister in 1850 This appointment
was the occasion Of much agitation in
England, and Of the passage of the
" Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, = which, how
ever, proved nullty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TkasE HsrTs, hafeh ~, isa5
NJ n ftradsrs
peiuw piease as5 iist u Freight forwarsed by
srsin 30. 8. trum Tsrr~ Hauts 70 KvausFiiis:
o BAbsstks 3 Sacks Timothy sssd Heal
N. IS FkEs Erocerisss g sar stag . gg. hxs dry
KeoSsi ati e., q 4 Go. 4 q dry goods Visa
sfJ bres. u pkgs srecsffas M&ghs@, 4 sns ssy
xogdss rinK eh sgB. - b4s rzssinss Prssisn
nres, fxs cigar; Bsssnt & Nists, le skzs lss-
ssFts Lsish G. u pkxs arEgs. Mssksg,
Is hns h4rdNasss = hspssf 4 \. brs cry gopas
Sesbitt - bxs ~, JsQaess a =. II roiis ear
petl hxs esl cloth minor D, IA bSs baols
rtnE, = kHs sTaits. Hssksy. Il a ca, Ie hxs drv
xootss Wells, X Co. - baia sh0yals; W Mo-
0sry &c. hxs cry gosts. Soei n, bbl oil (:
kssa 4 D, fsxs ~ Eoeass } J Cohn. Do. W
Haghes a son Do n Adams. d.; @ L Dfxan.
tzs b5sts P Eenosin.s .s 6os MeFx4n- X 4 Co,
doi Kersh, roIis isathor; Eaeoa 4 d. &
- - gTScsFiss.
tsigostl H.x- 6SwLEI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

Latest from Brsxli--MenaswraaA nsA
sesEsd
NES foRK, March I5.-The follow
ing Is The latest from Brazil:
The Brazilian army is beseiging Mon.
tsvrida Il is believed she place will
soon bea sakcu, TAere WAS great sx-
eisement and alarm 10 ths city.
The army Of Paraguay continued to
march through the provinces Of Mata.
mores, aud bad takeu several towna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
WALL PAPER, &C.

TrsT RECEIvED "A LARGE ASD WELL
Il .-i.-f.S ssertnssnt q VAL and Wz6oE
go. go ard hxarsd, which the pablfc are
ssyit~5 = esH s.e sxSnizs before pzFehzsing
sSssWksrs-
Also, . ns~ szpply of Tsz1yson's rev posz-
Ksocs AEDEs-ia p~2sr o0ys-s, price : esst., Al
asI6 J. HzALY'e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
REMOVAL.

AHE.K.c. MIxGsT BIN co8PELLED 70
vi rseate bis old st&nd On tns cofHsf % = ~
azd First strssss, hzs rsmoEsd i@rss p9ftiaa ~
his stock - b. - Charles szloon On rfst stFes.'
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
WHARF b As.
TRANSPORTATION.


GTkAM WEhkLY To LIVERPOOL. touehIns
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ssd Philadelphia Steamship compaay aaman
kinal, eaffyinK She 9. 3. Mails. are fhisasad 70
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RArtB oF PASSAGE
lfsfalils ip Guia o. Hs e4aifsiant ih Currsucg }
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% 70 London. 8 o. d. g L0naan... ~ o.
Dc % P.fis-. q Z. g. 70 Paris .--... AZ .
de - Hamburg 90 ~ % g iisfabnts 81 %
PzssshFsfs sFs alec f0raafds8 = iIsrrs bsaassu
ksltefdsm. hHtsafps Sc - sqtaiiy iau faiss.
tarse tfem AiFtFPsai ~ guraHsf9aH let cabia
-s4es So. 4if9 ktssfaEs $50. fhess Nhe wlsh
g Mssd ief thalf friends can buy liskefs berr Il
tbass ratas.
fpf further !HfofsaaiiqH sppiy 4 shs conapany' 1.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
NOTICE.

s Ii THosx INDEBTED 70 xtcCsf FILLS
~ er AL seoouats except thoss Of tie CAsAl
AAAzs will aene frreh em mNdtAaals aa9 ssttis, &c
ssve sz<tAsx eosss fsas7-2v