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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No. Il. A new house on Brady street, one Of
the most desirable residences in the city.
No. l. A large elegant house, with all modern
improvements, stable. well, cisteru, fruit and
shade trees fne river .view.--centraliy located,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

Ira HAsp sur IFS EAsY.-HArd to escape
bresthiog into tho system the poisonous ma
Isria that joyous spring brings in its train,
and which turks like deadly serpent in
this paradise Of seasons. But it is easy to
neutralxe this poison-remove this deadly
serpent's sting and avert the consequences
-sicknsss and death-by timely use Of
Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters.-
They never fail to do it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

MssDsa ,Th1AI ~ Iowa Orr.
Flstsh~. e 1faGsa6. 4 = .tsial = fsvs
City, q shaags efsseus &C., lswA essnty,
% eha1gs 4 having seassd ~ dsash sfhIs
wits b thsvwing hsr ftso . hsilgs iuto ~
Iowa River, ssvnal neaths go. 1tappsaes
thae ~ partlss ~ ~ lfvs1 agrsuably -
gsthef, and that r1etchse - tndse pssniss
% marry another wsnan, provided b. could
ct rid of his wifs. Hfon ~ tsetiuoay Of
witassDes Il ses0s h invited his wife 60
taksi Walk IN ths svsains; ~ tws vses
essn Together nsas ~ hsidsA end pepDae
nsar soea aftsr hsard . scssaa. The bely
u ~ wenan was aftsrwards found in ths
fivjf. n testimony has . bad look lor
EIslahs. ~ thsss \ strsng probability
~ b ~ sssr ~ sstsSns psaalv 4
~ IN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

PLANT Tssss AND VINES y John Temple
hes superior stock Of Shade and Fruit
Trees also Grape Vines and badding plants
of choicest varieties. Particular attention
paid to transplanting, and perfect sati ,fac.
tion guaranteed. Nursery corner Main and
Fourth streets mr23d2m,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

FuRNiruns AnD CARPsfs.-Thc targest
and best assortment Of Furniture and Car
pets ever opened in this city, can be found
ut the popular establishment Of Henry Sci
by, I'd street, four doors east Of Perry. He
undersells eli others in tho line, and war
rants perfect satisfaction. Call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. apr25dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

MoRE Lronr-A hole has been made
through thscorner Of Nickolls' Block for
show window from which Mr.. Streepsr,
the lesse, intends to display some attractive
goods one Of these days.
Another window 10 being put into th
east end Of LeClaire Row, to furnish more
light for Frank Plumer's Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

- Sv~'S~1s 40 AaStAls
III, y junpsd Iron ~ wagon and ran
lfitshsli parsed IN ths bdssy With the DO
licsnan ~ nst with IN accident a above
statod Psncoast ran 70 ~ river and ofn.
ID . boy with : besa 80 70 put him acrc,a
he river, 11itchsll ysllsd q ths boy not 20
- hin intstls boe& R1nssast thsa ran -
IL river towards tswn- -1itehell eainiu, a.
him !; end Il ~ thrsw hinself q porrh
whsu l1iAohsll eans up ed tpek him. 4.
dsa6ho& ~ ~ ~ ~ f6lced hin ~.
y: ;.s ;s;ss,s;; : =; r vss ss'ssAs s,.r .sd
q - of - bo1ts bsssgAt svsr A.. -.
oths sids N. Ala>sn iadsalias svsr / hm.
drsd aad atty dsllars verdi Il fnr nod,
taken iron Smiths Othr nsrshaats ~
finding more q lsss saslsa property.
Upoa sEannaiiea e thseoois coutainsd
in thirteen cases this afternoon q Sour.
Blssd's' ~, III Slllemine fsa6u,t8ssdou1
were made:
W. O. WanisE, boots, shoss end saitou
to amount q aboet $1,000.
D. B. OasleeDo, same kind of goods 4
enosnk = Apu oeo0 - oooo.
r.. Da11A, sns ont = epods, valusd
- ~ ho1DA fs-ss4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

That small stock of Drugs, Medicines,
etc., now at No. 106 Brady street, with fix-
lures complete for first-class retail Drug
Store, and now doing fair business, might
be obtained at bargain-as the owner is
anxious to convert it into small well ira
proved farm, or house and lot in the out
skirts Of the city. my9df
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17
OFFICE FOR RENT.

No %. A large light, airy Office. fronting on
Cast Second Street, corner Of Brady with ante
eoorn II desired
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

NEW YoEK, April 3.-The Herald 8
Army of the James correspondent says:
Troops we're selected for special SER
vice from both corps and sent across the
James under Gen. Ord at sunset on the
lst They occupied position vacated
by the I'd Corps and moved to the left in
the midst of q rain storm. Gen. Foster
moved his division of the Oath Corps,
inst after dsy-break down the Vaughan
road, crossed Hatcher's Run and pushed
forward to make connection with the
right of the I'd Corps With no fight
ing this connection was made.
Other commands were also moved so
as to make a continuous line. Turner
occupied the line of the rebel rife-pits,
and captured all the rebels in them.
Simultaneously, Gen. Foster pushed for.
ward past his division, materially aiding
Turner. The successful advance oil both
of these divisions was inside the rebel
picket line, and within six hundred
yards of the main works. Birney's divi.
sion is on the right Foster was en-
gagged in strengthening his works during
the night s1s-
Our men were busy strengthening
their works, and now hold line that
win enable them TO hold their ground
against any force of the enemy. SAD
The Herald Washington special says
that it 10 expected that the President,
Immediately upon the occupation OF
Richmond, viii issue 8 new proelama.
ton of amnesty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
River News.


Nothing Of particular interest trsnspired on this
no arrivals.
One or two boats passed up, ia Government ser.
vice. the names Of which were unable TO learn.
The Poytona len Immediately after neon. She
got considerable freight here, and would nj out
below.
The Tacony got a fair trip, and isft towards
evening, Taking twenty dozen copies Of the after
noon Journal, sn evidence OF good tasts on the
part or the managers Of that boat.
The Fanny Brandies was detained because Of
the taking Of Richmond, which prevented some
repairs bsiag completed She will leave early &C.
day. e tg rrtE Trrr
Tho VIM white len last evening for Green
river; with a handsome trip. although nnan-
nouuced
Capt. scoit's elegant little Fannle Gilbert will
commence receiving this morning for Nashville
for which port she will leave tomorrow evening.
She has pleasant passenger acc Immodations, and
our accom- modating young flisnd. Henry Miller,
is In the Office
The Countess will Isave this afternoon for
Cairo, and passengers and shippers wiz receive
every attentlon m. her courteous ofheers.
despatch from Capt Yves Conner announces
that the sswift winged Liberty viii positively be
here this morning, on route TO Memphis, Offering
unequAlIfd Inducements TO passengers and ship
pers ; Capt, .Wes. Conner and I'd. Judge are
pair OF matchiess gentlemsn, and the Liberty IL
Of the feetsst aud most AueIy appointed boats
aAoat.
The elag ant and spacious Superior, Capt. II. T..
Dexter, WIN also leave for Memphis this evening.
The Superior iaa r'1t elegant boat, with excel
lent accommodation, aud her officers are gentle
men Of marked merit. 8
The great steamer Ruth will be hero this morn.
ing, positively, for New Orleans and way ports,
Offering. the most elegant snd satisfactory accom-
mcda,lons 20 passengers and shippers. 1t is uni-
vsrsally conceded that the Ruth has no peer on
the Western waters, and her commander, Capt.
Geo. Pegram, is q moat accomplished gentleman
Capt A. d. Armstrong clerk of the Peytona,
las been rendered the offsce Of one Of the row
Louisville packets. We understand, however. ne
has not, as yet, accepted the appointnent.-Cn.
Com.
Capt. Armstrong was in the onacO Of the Peytot =
yesterday, bright as May morning. ~ -fas
The Ladonia leaves ut 10 o'clock this morning
for the Wabash river. ay-.-
The Marmora, Capt. Strssper, viii leave to-day
FOR Nashville. She 10 pleasant passenger packet.
The Glendale, from Nashville TO Evansville; the
Ontario, Nashville to Cincinnati, and the shsr-
man. st. Louis to Cincinnati, arrived last night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
Virginia TO be Observation-Disclosures
Ove~ Victory

New YORK, April 3-The Posts spe-
cial says: 1t is reported that there will
be au immediate organized movement
for the return of Virginia to her placa
in the Union, in which case Lee viii
abandon the rebel cause S4 4-'
There has been joyful excitement in
this city all this afternoon, and very lit
tie business was transacted. Many ner-
chants closed their shops.
The meeting in Wall street was con =
tinued until O'clock
The Petroleum. Board, the Drug Mer-.
chants, and Tobacco Exchange, all Of
which meet at the Merchants Exchange,
Pine street, adjourned with enthusiastic
cheers. as~., .s-sz !.
The Produce Exchange was deserted.
end the Stock Board had but few pres
emit
The gold room was almost entirely
emptied. The greatest enthusiasts was
ma infested by all the citizens. Teams
we're orname pted with flags. The streets
have been crowded all the sfternooa by
people from all points, In the sarks
immense meetings are going on this
evening. Cannon are being fred all
over the lcity. Examinations are being
made all over the city. So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

Grants sueosss hss almost Suspended
business Ia all ths markets, and as yet
il is difficultts estimate the effect upon
prices until more is known of the fate of
Lees army and the prospect Of bis
efsclinz a juaotion wifh Johnston to
offer battle at some other point, aud, if
possible, to fall conformity upon sher-
man. - ErE = - Era' - %
Gold has been affected but slightly.
The price opened at I4S and fell to
|I454. with no special iurore to sell.
The ruth is, the market has bssa
Largely osersold, and there IS 8 scarcity
of cash gold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

what they Think In Warrington
NEW YoRK, April 3.-The CONNER
Gals special says;
1t is believed in Washington that the
war is over, and that an understanding
to that effect exists. The programme Of
General Grant anticipates all possible
movements of the enemy. He did not
merely provide for the evacuation of
Richmond and Petersburg; be sntci-
pated this contingency, aud Lee will
ind his retreat cut of at all points.
Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan,
and Hancock are closing around the
fragments of the rebel army. The mill
tary organization of the Confederacy
viii cease 20 exist during the present
week. Sherman is yet to be heard from.
He is not inactive during the great oper-
atoms now pending Peace through war
10 the ohjecs of the Administration, and
it saens now TO b. within reach. a. q
Ths C6gamsrsial says the news of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
ReJoiclng in washinGJon city-con-
CALCULATIONS.

81
WAsHIseros, April 3-Although the
fall of Petersburg and Richmond was
believed soon to take places owing to the
late successes Of our arms, the off cial
announcement of the fact itself, this
morning, caused great surprise, mingled
with rejoicing and huzzss in all diree-
tons Flags were threwn out more
plentifully than at any previous period
OF the war. Many merchants closed
their houses and business generally was
supended 50
The clerks in the public departr
and the municipal officers we're unable
to work under the effects Of the good
news, and Joined the throng on the
in front of the Office of the Interior De-
partment They we're addressed by the
Commissioner of Patents, Mr.. Holloway
Secretary Seward made brief speech
from the steps of the State Department;
but the largest crowd was at 6he War
Department, the north face of which
was covered with flags, including many
taken from the rebels in the recent en-
gsgemsnts. Secretary Stanton congratu-
lated the assemblage on the great vic
tory and the approaching end Of
the rebellion, and announced to the
rejoicing thousands the latest inteili-
gence by telegraph. The news was so
good that second reading of the tele-
grams was demanded. I1~
Vice President johnson made stir
ring address, and proposed three cheers
for the capture Of Petersburg and Rich
mond, and three. cheers for Grant and
the officers and men under his command.
They were most enthusiastically given.
Senator Sherman, who has inst re-
turned from a visit to his brother, Gen.
Sherman, and Elk Senator Preston King,
and Secretary Seward, were among the
speakers .a .asfza .as
During the latter part of the proceed
ings salutes were fred. FIs.re.i So
There has never before been such o
day of rejoicing in Washington.
The Secretary of State recommends
that the public buildings be illuminated
this evening in honor of the fall OF
Richmond. t4aa pc
The Foreign Ministers called this
morning at the Department of State TO
express their congratulations over the
fall of Richmond. The first who called
was the Austrian Minister, and then the
Consul General of Switzerland and the
Swedish Minister, 80 o. 800
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04

ST. Louis, April 3.-The news from
Virginia to-day caused general re-
joicing. Flags were displayed AID bus
mess was generally suspended.
At the Municipal ELECTION James s.
Thomas, Repnbiican candidate, was re-
elected Mayor BY large majority.
II is reported that the rebels have
taken q fort South of the Arkansas
The report needs confirmation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
RsJOIeIngs over the Capture OF
Richmond.

Richmond.
NEw YoRK, April 3-As the day ad
vances, the excitement over Grant
victory increases. Salutes are firing al
over dozen different points.
PHILADELRHIA, April 3.-Old Inde-
peadenoe Hail bell was rung By order o.
the Mayor. The fremen turned out un-
der the impression of an alarm of fire,
and shenlf0rmed a procession and passed
through the streets, firing a salute and
blowing steam whistles. The K. x. pro-
cession was grand.
The Board Of Brokers adjourned With
cheers Business isat . stand,still.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-The Union peo-
pie here are intoxicated with joy and in
tensely jubilant They embrace one an
other in the sreetss -
There is great display of flags
The Mayor ordered all the bells in the
city to be rung.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The news of the
fall of yRichmond caused great excite
ment here. Business almost suspended,
Gags flying from buildings in profnsion,
and general rejoicing prevails The city
tonight is ablaze with fireworks, and
the streets are sbrsnged with people
At the municipal election to day, Col
u. A. Harris, Union candidate, was re-
elected, Mayor CO q 1i0E9e35i3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
new York Markets.

las} szazz-.s-zszaz-s.aa--RE w YoRK, April s. -
C0TTON-Unse tiled, 1BeminaIly from 3 to Sc
lower, with sales at 80 70 40e n - ~
FL0UR-DuIl and unsettled, nominalIy AZ
so to 75c lower; s 50@S 90 for extra round hoop
Ohio; 659e rs for extra brands, and closing
heavy. rer 4.
wHIsKY.-Quiet At 1e9212 80 @@e y
wHEAT-Dall st from 20 10c lower.
RYE-nuIl. fe WaE nE HTNl
BARLEY--DulI and nominal.
CoRN-Dull and lovsgj new yellow at 400
l142. 800 s.stI sriaaa
( 0ATS-Dull, heavy and nominal at s6@ssc.
W00L-Duil f-r e
l.. PETROLEUM-Dull and nominal at Sic.
PORK-Opened heavy and lower and closed
with more frmness; % 75a26 80 for new mess.
LARD-HsAyy and lower, at l5t591l8e- -
MOHEY-Quiet and easy At 6ll7 per cent. &
sTERLING-Nominal at 1 teal O85z for hrst
class bills ~ ? = l- 3 a#i
G0LD-Excited and decidedly tower. opening
atJ 4s, advancing to 1875, declining to 4675 aud
closing at 451E. ~
GOVT sTOCKS-Firm,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR A p H.


MoSTRE1L, April 3.-Tbe river rose
several feet on Saturday and was filed
with ice to a great extent One of the
shoves came near striking one of the
tubesoi the great Victoria bridge yes
terday morning. The river flooded vii
liam and other streets. The Inundated
parts Of the city are covered with RATS,
boats and scows.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
Amy on rms goToaao, April I.Lfh,

Army or rms PoToMAo, April 1.-The
greater portion, ef 1tAis a9Rny has not
been engaged with the enemy to-day.
The time has been occupied 10 erecting
works on the new line aud repairing. the
roads connecting the different Corps.
The late rains had rendered II mpossi-
bic TO move the wagon trains as fast as
the troops advanced One train took As
houraste move FIVE miles With the assis.
lance of 100 men, but through the un-
firing industry and perseserance Of the
officers in charge of The Quarter Masters
and 'Comrnissary Departments, the army
has been as we'll supplied as while in
their old quarters e-,. Eve saof
When the news Of sheridah's repnlse
| reached here last night part of the
18th Corps was at once dispatched to his
aid and it is expected that tonight or in
the morning we shall hear good news
from that quarter. - i Ed06 {.
1t appears that Sheridan was moving
on the road leading to a place called
Three Forks, about three miles from
.he Smith Side r r, when two Cavalry
brigades OF Pickett division, which had
been moved cut in great hurry passed
down on a road running from Sattur-
land Station, as Sheridan Calvary had !,
the most of them, passed the Junction.
This movement of the enemy threatened
Ito cut him off, but be however discover
ed his danger in time to get his COM
mand back with only a slight loss, at
the same time taking about 100 pri-
soners. b@5 ~ 49,
Both the Lees we're present, but one
of them was at a respectful distance.
On being Reinforced this morning by
| the 9th Corps tne enemy fell back so
rapidly that their dead and many of
their=wounded fell into our hands, as
well as those of our own who were ua-
ayoidably left behind yesterday after
noon. M
The attack made on the enemy's line
in front u the 2t,h Corps, was made by
Fosters division, and about 200 prison
efs were brought in, the 14th New York
taking the most of them. Some 800 or
400 yards of ground were taken from
them and our picket lines were much
further advanced. At 4 P. NJ. this posi-
ton was attacked and few of our men
were captured, but in very short time
it was re-takenawith about 90 prisoners
and a stand of colors.
! < Our losses up to the present time will
not exceed $50, while that of the enemy,
on some parts Of the line at least, was
! greater than ours F'gaa E1s-s- taa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
HOME INTERESTS.


To PaEsIoIAEs.--If you wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct small nd.
yAnes Esstsrn prices, 60 and examine KAk4nA
wnIrE's stock, where you Win and evsza -
Gle that lie needed by the profession, and paess
which cannot fAil to give satisfaction. Their
store Is at No. "a Main street. may4d&wH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
The snring Camnaign.

The enemy is upon usi Not ono enemy, but g
mutituds. From swamp and norasa, from vale
and prairie, fon filthy streets and docks, from
lakes, rivers and lagoous, they rise % sssasI u.s.
No man sees than, none are aware Of thsiF prss-
snee until smitten down, pale and helpless, on a
courh OF pain.
Who those foes7 Not enbattlsd rsbels but
asssilants much more terribIs-tbs armies Of tie
Airi Mephitic exhalstions. fogs that chill the
marrow-the elements Of disease that winter hold
In ehains, bat which the sun and rain have libsr.
atsd from the sOfsensd soil, to prey upon the an
protected and feeble.
How shall they be bafnsd1 Simply BY Invig.
Grating the st0mash and the nervous system.
The pursst and most harmonious Of tonlcs, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTEass 10 aeesaibls 70
all. why risk ChiIls sad Fever. Bnfous Remit
tents, Dyspepsia, Bowel conpIalns, Nervous
Prostration, or any Of the spidemiss or sndsEies
which "crop out" everywhere With the coming
Of the spring, whsa they can be S1ectually pre-
vented BY the occasional Of the gsntlest slim
uIant, the finest Alternative, and the best stomAehe
ever drawn from the resources Of the vegetables
kingdom It's like is not 70 be found a Prot c.
tive or a Remedy, sither emoDg the standard pre-
scriptions Of the Faculty or the advertised msdI-
eInss Of tks day. Sold evsrywhsrs. mso-l
Diarrhea and Dysenterry win deci-
mate the volunteers far more than the bullstz IL
the enemy, therefore let every man see to is that
be carries with him fall supply Of BoLLo-
WAYS PILLS. Their use I'm India and ths
Crimea saved thousands Of British soidisrs. who
carried them continually. IL the reader Of this
"notice " cannot get box Of Pills or ointmez3
from the Drug Store in his place, let aim write 70
me, 90 Maiden Lane. eneloaing the amount, and
win mail n box free OF sxpsnss. Many dealers
win not keep my medicines ON hand because they
cannot make - much proet other persons
make. 50 cents, - esats, and 81 40 per boz or
pot mso-iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
CiIneInnall Markets.

CIEcIsNATI. April 3.
2 The excitement consequent on the news of the
capture of Richmond was great that business
was neglected aud nothing % consequences was
done. Ee eL l-la elze .f4a tt4t 90. i-H
FL0UR--Superfne sold at IS.
WHIShY-Thsre were rumors Of sales OF O5.
PR0VfSIONs-Ndthing whatever was done In
pxovisi ms and prices are nominal.
GR0CERIES-Dul1 and prices declining; coffee
306333c; sugar 13115c. s.zrf ~
GLOVER SEED-t2 so.
WHEAT-Re1, I so. so
q 0ATS--6c. a.s...r aa
C0RN-70c.
RYE-e5c. -
BARLEY-I J5a1 20
G0LD-I A and unsettled.
sTLVER-I 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
NOTICE
Annexation of Territory to the City
~ q 1uaufIa -

fs OF Ev ansVItie. 49,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
~ mon Council Of the city Of Evansville, In
pursuance Of the provisions Of 90 Act OF the Gen
erAl Assembly Of the S-sts Of Indiana. approved
March g. 1855, entitled act 20 amend the seventy
hrst sectionof an act saiitled An Act granting 70
the citizens Of the IOWA Of kyH1aylles In the
county sfsvaDder our chs city charter, approved
January "a Is37, and 20 add supplemental see
tiorss to saId act will, the 20th day Of April,
1895 present 70 the Board Of County Com mission
eru Of YAnderbzrg county, petition praying for
ths annexation 70 said cltysof the following de-
scribed territory, sRd citing forththe rsasonsfor
s1ch annexation, viz. All that part OF the SOUTH
easf quarter Of section nineteen 19), in township
six f6l, range ten (i0) west, described follows
Wis CoHamencii 81 the southwest corner Of said
quarter section, and running thence north i've
haadred and thirty $500 feet, thence east seven
hundred and aixfy-two (762} fast, thence south
ave handrsc AID ssEenty-nlne and half $3.50.
feet, and ffsm thence west seven hundred and six
81 Ave and fourth 1850 fset, 20 the place of
BEGINNING, being bounded sn the nsF u by lotz
known se isabelle Place, on the easr by Shares
Enlargement, On the south BY stockSeiI's En-
lArgsEnsrt, and on the west by = roadway or
street known frat Avenue, dividing The zboye
described premises frcm ths town III Lamasco
Clty, ciTy Of Evansville, said territory being
contiguous TO she city Of Evansville, ard not
ESQ ". BAKER, Mayor.
Astsst, A. PTAsTLIx, Clerk.
By A. u. HcGrtH. Dep'y Clark. narzo SOC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
sheRldam'a Movements and Success.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoFoMAo,

.TalI1 4ApFII I--MIuHIRnt-
IA courier from Major Gen. Sheridan
has Just arrived with the most cheering
news The combined forces of cavalry
and Major Gen. Warren's infantry ad
vanced against the enemy this after
noon, driving them several miles, and
capturing about 1000 prisoners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-04
q. what Nice DRESS Goods

T6 THE REMARK OF THOSE WHO HAVE
i taken = look at our stock Of fAshionaole Dress
Goods, watch are aeknowlsdgec TO be the best ever
bfc1ght TO this sity. Coma all, and 500 for your
selves. Ne srouhls spared to shoa you through.
sCHAPKER A BUSTING,
No. At and 90 Main Street.