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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
Yesterday Evenings Edition.

Market weak and very dali
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

146 SENECA STREET.
Extra Outer Bars, drilled and eompletes With
Guards and improved -ickie Holders.
Knives aud PitmaBs. Improved
Drive Whee's Bevsl Wheels and Piniors-
CrOss shafts. Somplste, WITH BeTsl Wheels and
Ratchsts aud Gear.
Main and DiEidiDg Shoes
New and Improved seats.
Boxes, Bolts AID Washers Of all kinds
Crank Shafts, com etc, with ReVel, Pinion and
Balance Wheel.
Poles, Svath Boards. Neck Yokrs and Even.rss
A large assortment Of Exgrss Of al kinds Tor the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
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Z wilt SELL TnE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
D CnKAP TO- sit
l. Large House With 10 rooms, near Main street.
e. Two "a 90 Brick Hon o., opposite Bulls Head.
. Large Hraus aud AK lots, neaf The city
g. Ihrse good Houses 90 Auu street
Brick Hause o. 5Ycamore, BEL - and 4th sts.
g. Two large houses on Dieision street.
a. House aud f9Hr lots 10 Elli0tt's Enlargement,
3 81 ltss and faur lots in doodseis Enlargement.
. Hrama Hauss near hailr al Machine shops.
10. one st0iy n0usa on Third street.
a. Large FrHmt on Leet street.
H. 10 80 and business Lot cor. Locust aud sth
- Six Loisin block ., Eastern Enlargement
a. several hsndsome residences and tracis Of land
in -triURt0wn
80 Six yak acres within y mile u EyAnssiiie.
&C. Oarrcs within half mile Of Evansville.
NJ. Three aerna adjoining SIC city.
Is. ~ sereg uear Oak 500 Hfmatory.
10. tuk acres. With large linuse, near She city.
20. 80 res iH cleared, witutn miles 81 the city
~ 40 acres va Pos county. good laud.
2y COO acres iu va rieh county.
Is A very haadsAma residence la h0Onviiios with
81 or II aeTos atiaehed.
-. a Er'at variety u Buidipg Lots IN every part
of the city
70 large Brais nopsa in Youugioys's EnlaFs int
ne viii ssehsuge tho lands IN P0sey and
Wurflck counties for city property.
Tho above eWhiHcna ono n the hfeat lists even
offered 10 Evansville Fcf particulars cali ~ che
Provost Marshals offer Evansville Ind
ALFAH JuHasON.
dec2J-C Real Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28


ksthsiron i frem the Greek soid akathro." o.
''AaihAiro, signifying to cleanse, reluvnsss and
restore. rhls article Is what its name sigaihes
For prsssrFius, restoring and heantifyiag The
human hair it Il this most rsmAIkaisls preparations
"a the world. IL e agAin 0wRsd aud put up BY
the original proprietor, and Is nov made with tbs
sane care. sklii aud attention which SAVE q .
sAis Of over one million bottles per Aanam.
Il ia - most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL sradioasss scarf and dsndrun.
Il kssps the hssd cool AID olsAn.
II makes the hair, rich, soft aud glossy.
IL prevents ths hair nom falling 90 and turn.
lag graz.
Il rsatorns hsir upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman wko values beautiful
head efhAir should uss Lyoh's KAshAiron. Il 10
known and u ed throughout the civilized wcsld
sold By all FpspectAble dsalsrs
DkhAS 5 BARNES CO.. New Tork.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
AScoundreI lbrOad.

An invetsrate and accomplished swim
dler, whose real name is Nelson
Anthony, bus who generally personates
the President Of one Of our Progidence
banks, or claims to have 8 connection
with him, ID travelling through various
western States swindiing every Rhode
Island man he can hear Of, and feeling
no seruples against taking IN an oecas-
ional Buckeye or Hooser. his plan is
to borrow money upon 8 ples that he
has been robbed or lest bis pockss-book,
promising 70 refund as soon as be reaches
Chicago, where be says be has funds A
score Of letters inquiring IF the svindler
have been received here recently. he
should be exposed By the press.-PrOri-
denee Journal
The same scoundrel, We presume it
was, who relieved one Of our citizens OF
of one hundred dollars, upon the plea
OF having been robbed in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
RELIGIOUS.

sAhnATH EsExFss SERVICES --Thsescond sernon
announced By the Ministers q thu city. on
- Worldly Amusrmsnts, vii be preached in the
wasaat street Presbyterian Church 70 narrow
evening, b. the Rev NJ. FELI9ws subject
DANetko.
All persons interested are Invited to attend
Services 70 comments At To'elosk.
Of aud after sunday ssat THE 2sss met ]
there viii be regular service in = Psuls Episco.
pal Church, corner 81 FIRST and chsstuaf streess,
By the Rector, Rev II ". sPAIBGxa.
Rev J. L. accLoup iii preach 81 the Baptist
Lsctnrs Roon. earner Ches.nsi asfeet snd canal
ca SABBATH, - s01s a. e aad p o'siaek p. N.
The pablle ARE rssles fully iuvited 70 attsna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

A SPECIFIC FOR RHEUMATISM Our /
friend S., who is an oddly 10 more
ways than one, has been for the last /
three years trading ia various parts Of |
Kentucky adjscent TO the Cumberland |
and Green rivers, and has always man
aged to dodge the guerriilas, with which
that country does greatly abound. Bat
few days ago, while in the vicinity Of
the point at which Gen. Lyon crossed
the Cumberland, and while suffering
fron a severe attack Of rheumatism IN
the back, ~hich rendered him almost
unable to move, he was advised that
guerrilias were after him. Leaving his
horse in the stable, he took bis leave
suddenly--did not stand OH the order Of
bis going, but went, on foot, wearing
pair Of rough brogans, TO which was at
taebed, as be relates il abou, six pounds
of mud
Taking his way across an aHeultivated
Geld, be made excellent time, forgetting
entirely the rheumatism ia his back
Being bard Of bearing, be suddenly
imagined that be heard the hard breath
ing Of parsuer about ono hundred
yards behind, and lodged suddenly into
recess in brier-patch, to permit The
ferocious CYRIL to pass.
While waiting the approach Of the puf.
suing eonfederacy he discovered tia.
his rheumatism bad fed, and also fondiy
hoped that his hearing had been re-
stored. After waiting length of time,
and finding that no enemy approached
he proceeded cautiously to the house Of
an acquaintance, wherehe vas kindly 70.
eeived aud Hospitality entertained, bat
alas, next morning he discovered that
his ears we're as deaf as ever, but bis
back was sound aud free from pain.
lie says he had often heard of mer
taking off sheir shoes 40 run race, ba
sees no need Of il, as be made excellen
time with bis heavy brOgans on his feet
Our friend Ny, from the nortl
side OF the ST. LaHrenee did not escape
, so veil as he fell into the hands OF tbs
philistines, who relieved him of 81
J bis greenbacks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

DUES AND UNADuGTERATKD CREAM
4 Tartar, expressly Cor family use, also seaa
and Spikes, a. HALLOCkiS Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28


Ea-The weather is moderating, de-
cidsdly, and we may expect falling
weather-either snow or rain--before
many hours But there is no reliance
on the tickle clerk Of the weather in this
vicinity.
At 2 O. clock, on Thursday afternoon,
the thermometer indicated l9e above
zero, While at 9 o'clock, p. m, il had
risen to 2Is above zero, and again, Al 5
clock yesterday morning it had
gone down TO l0' above zero.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon tbs
mercury siood at 2s' above zero. Wber'
it will stand this morning it ia dangerouI
to predict
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Ohorokoc Cure
dz u,:failsag etys for sperua.sryhea. 6sB,snal
Wsaknsss, Nocturnal E1Iissfos and affdtseases
ed b. ssftolsfioqs such - Los a Memory, DHissr
sai Lassifaae Paiss fa fks Back Dsasa<ss ef Vsios
I'reaaiHrs Oh age; Veal Herres, DisoslV u
Brsafhiag Tr~albiiae, Foasfaisss, Erupttoas tie
Facs, Pale coMnfsAaAoe, fasaaltg Cossnmpfsoa, cad
al ne Dirsfai coasiasats oaassd - dspartag yoss
he PAD q aafars.
Ss-This medicins isa simple Vegetable extract,
and enc on which al eau rely, Il hss been used
in cur praetics for many years, and With tbous-
ands treated, Il has Eot failed Ia single instance
It's curative pcNers have bsen HBfl eieBt 70 gain
victory over the most stubborn case.
D@-Te those who have trihsf With their oonsfi-
tutisu, until they think Themselves beyond the
rraea Of medical sd, ws would Eay, Despair not 7
the CHEEgKEK CrEE viii restore yOu % health
and vizor and alter al qiack doctors have failed
EN-fsr fail psrtirui4rs, get q Circular from any
Drug Store in the country, or write tbs Proprle-
tors, who viii mail free 70 auy desiring toe same
. fail treatise In phist form.
HS-Prioes, ~ PER bottle Or three bottles for e.,
and forwarded b. Express 70 al parts Of tbs world
ns- Sold By al fssp.ctabls druggists every
where
DIR. w. r. Merwin & Co
SOLE PaoPnEETOAs,
No % Liberty Street, Esw York
nS-Sold n EvaEsviHs by WA Bierbower aaa
b. all eruggists svsryvhsrs. lFsbisdsviy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

Bas- Hon. Andrew j. Donelson, the
candidate for the Viee-Presidsncy on
the Fillmore ticket in 1856, has return
ed from the South to his old home at
Nashville, Tennessee, and taken the
oath of allegiance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
OCEAN TRAVEL.

4 built lson sfsaUneHa ~ the ANCHOR LINZ
u steamships sHfBERSIA. 80 CALEDONIA"
" HRIrAS ) J." A. UNITED kfN0bOMr are
Intended % tais f1ftaixhtiy 20 AID item New
York, Carrying pae-engaFa o. aHd fTum LiFeftpoi.
Giaszow, Heisasf. pHhiia wstarfbrls Cork LIN d
-tIak. 9dway, sr Londonderry. These stsAnasFs
wsrs uin specially sr ghs Atlastio trade, AID
AEs divided iHig water AID air-tlght eoApart-
meets.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Erpm Few Yark - any u thr ahove places
Gains, $40 aud 81 o. slssrAss, SIS, payable 10
Amer cas- rnrre8cy.
To New York from any II Tie above places
Cabins. Sc saa So. stsc az. So, paysble IN
gold or / . 4uITsseai f. Arseficsn o1rreucy.
Those who Wt~h 20 sead for thsir iriealas cas- bar
tickets Il those rata from the Azrnts
FRANCIS MACDONALD co,
fAn2T.4m Bawiins Green. New Xsrk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

BRowNLow CoSPLTNESrED.-The Rich
mond Examiner attempts to finish Par
son Brownlow, by pouring 1pon him its
full vocabulary Of choice words.-7els-
graphic. m
The Examiner has bad ample assist
anee from Copperhead editors at the
North. The State SsatiRel, Terre
Haute JoGraal Yineennss San, and
other like sheets, have poured upon
Brownlow their full vocabulary oil
choice words -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

AccIpEST-A slight accident occur
red 90 the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad,
two miles west Of Cincinnati, on Wednes-
day morning. A wheel broke, and one
car was tumbled down an embankment,
cruising The passengers, but intiicting
no serious injury on anybody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

BAY A meeting was held ia Ssvan-
nah in liza 70 receive sposctiptions for
The suffering poor Of Boston, and con-
tribations Of rice worth 92l0 were made
and now Boston is returning the comph-
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

s3~ Eight females Of easy virtue were
received from Knoxville yesterday and
seat over the river, by order Of the com
nanding officer at that place.--L0tfis-
pille Presa
It is not strange that our State Is
overrun by these leprous creatures, It
has been made the receptacle for all the
viIlaiuy and corruption Of the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

4 Drr1ezrTgL EkTEzrAIsNEsT.-"
have no hesssstion in saying that the
exhibition Of tabIeapx last night At no.
zsrt Hall YES one Of the most beautiful
and attractive entertainments ever w
nssssd in Evansville, asd vas sxoeed-
inglv creditable to ;hoss who devised
and executed them
TIE Ta5y Of the Lake, Spirit Of 10,
~ Exscatfon Of Mary Queen Of Scots,
Adjoining Judith, and the Union Altar
we venture to say we're never surpassed
either in sublimity of conception or in
the elegance and fdeIify Of their repre-
sentation. III present were charmed
and delighted. aud We heard numbers
express hope that We should more fire.
quently have such exhibitions Of the
genius aud taste Of the ladies Of Esans-
vile
The ladies' deserving the most credit
in the arrangement Of these beautiful
TAbIeaux, as we are Informed, are Mrs.
! Colonel Gwathmey, Mrs. George a Fisk
and Mrs. Nat. Henning, kindly assisted
| by Mrs. Lsugblin and Mrs Clifford, and
to number Of gentlemen, whose namei
we did not learn.
The Fair and Supper thus given b
the ladies of the Episcopal Church
which terminated so maghi6cently, va
a season Of delight, and we hope an'
believe Of great profit to the congregs
lion.
The pleasure ef the members Of th
church was greatly heightened last nigh
~ the arrival Of their new pastor, Res
Mr. Spaulding.
The music BY the Crescent City silve
Banc VAS the finest We ever listened
anywhere, and added no Little to th
pleasure Of the entertainment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
TrEAsuRr DErARrNrxr.


washington, Jan. IL, 1900.
SIR: Your letter Of January 18th, IN
regard to deductions allowed to army
officers in making returns for the special
income tax, is received.
Irepiy, that the following deductions
are allowed 10 all persons in making
returns for the special income tax:
First The sum of $500.
Second. All national State, and mn-
nicipal taxes, other than the national
income tax, lawfully assessed in the
year 1858
Third The amount paid by any per
son for the rent Of the homestead oeeu-
pied By himself or bis family.
Fourth. The amount paid for rent OF
buildings, lands, or other property, or
for labor to condaot any business from
which such income IS actually derived,
or for interest upon any actual inelm-
brsnce thereon.
Fifth. The amount paid out for usual
or ordinary repairs not exceeding the
average paid out for such purposes for
the preceding five years.
No deductions are allowed for servant
hire nor for computation of quarters,
-, but all allowances Of whatever kind
i1ut be included in returns OF income
Oh army officers
Very respectfully,
.s- E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioners.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Esq Paymaster Z.
S. A, Louisville, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
PLANTATION RITTERs.

PLANTATION BTTTERS.
"hish ara SOW recon uslslei ~ the highest ueai.
cal authorities, sad warranted . produce an So
'ssdiase beneficial ea-ct Thsy are exceedingly
agrsss5ls, Gers'c-iy psre. and ua.s sups-os.s al
other 'onies whsrs a hsslthy. seat. stimul.ns j.
requires.
They parity, strengthen Aod aviserats.
They create healthy sPpe,iis.
Tsey sre an an,id0as to ehaaEs Of water aaa
diet.
They overcome the sasct. Of dissipation and
late hours.
Tsey Strengthen the syssess and ealivsn the
the mind.
They prevent siasu,atie sad inssrmiissnt r..
They purify the breath and sslsity Of ths
stomach.
They eurv Dyspepsia asa Constipation.
Thsy cure DsarrbsA and CheisrA Morbus
They cure Liver Comriaiut sad Nsrvoas
Headache.
They make the wsak stroag, the fAnsaid bril-
liant aad are exAaasssa natures crest r-ssor-r,
TAsy composed 81 ths celebrated Cafisaya bark,
viassrgresn. sA..sfras. reefs ana herbs, all pra.
served in perfectly purs St Creix RUN. FOR par
sieu'ars. see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
NH"afc OF fmPostorS- Examine every bottle.
see ihai it has ear Privats q. S. stamp anmnti-
lated over the cork, with plantation scene, aad
Ger signature on nns steel plate aide label. See
that oar bottle IL not re-hlied With spurious and
asle'sEious stan. Any person rrstsadsng TO eel
Plantation Bittsrs by the sallea OF In bulk, Is an
impsstor. Any persoa initiating this bottle, cf
selling any other material thsrein, whether calsd
PiAatatiop Bitters net, .. AerispinAl under the
g s. Law, and gill Be 80 prosecuted BY us- We
already have Cur eye on several parties realizing
cur bottles, &c, who viii succeed in getting
themselves into Gloss quarters. The demand for
brakes Plantation hitters from ladies, clergy.
men, merchants, &c, Is incredible. The staple
trial Of bottle Is the evidence present Of theI'
worth and superiority. They cold BY al 10
spectacle drugglsts, groosrs, physicians, hotsls.
saloons, steameoats, and country stores.
2. II. DRAKE CO.
No 90 broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

AuDIroR or SrATR.-T B. MeCarty
WIS indicted into office as Auditor Of
Safe on Wednesday. judge. J. Hay
dea aud jerome c. Burnett are bis
deputies. An three are men Of ability
and have experience in the affairs Of
the Office, which guarantees that the in.
terests Of the State win be carefully
looked after 10 thia department,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

IsDIASAs QUoTA.-In a note to As
sistant Provost Marshal General Pitch
er, Provost Marshal General Fry an
nounees the quota of Indiana, under
the last call for troops, at Twenty-Five
thousand Five Hundred and Eighty
two 2,jS2), which is about the basis
on whieh Captain Workman fixed the
quota Of this county, which will be
found about right.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

SLnGHiNG.--The beaux and bellies OF
Cincinnati and vicinity have been enjoy
ing excellent sleig hina for week. The
oldest inhabitAnt OF that famous cisy
has never seen such spell Of weather"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
BANK STATEMENT.
Tho Evansville National Bank.

TzHaxrsT DxrAKrxrx4
0YrtcE or CosTTz3tLER or TEE Trnzrxcv
Washington, Jsauzry lsth, lss5.
" HEREAs, by satisfactory evidenos presented ia
the ! ndersigned IL has e@aa made 10 appear that
/. TsE EvAEsTftLE HATToSAL BASK." IN tbs city
Of Fvsusvills. IN fh= county Of Fsndsrburgb sad
stats Indians, hss hes duly sKgsRiEed uaaer
aaA socorainz 70 the requirements u the Act of
Cobgfsss entitled. a. An Act 10 provide Sstiga.i
Currency secured hy pledge Of C. 8. Bonds,
ard 70 provtas fer toe circulation and radempttnn
thersaf." approved Jars q. Iss4. and has CON-
piled With al The pro~isoas Of ssid act reqnired
70 b. eomplied With tefore eommsucing tn cast
ness e barking auder s4iS set,
h0E, TsEEEFoKz, !, HE<h McSaiiochs Comp
trpler Of the OurrsEcT DO bsrehy certify thst Tae
Evensviils Eational Rank, in the city Of Evnus-
ville. ia ths county q NandsrburEh and state q
INDIANA, Is auIherizei 70 commeacs the business
Of h@ukinE under the Act Aiorssaia.
II testimony whereof witness mv hand and seal
81 oifce this uine saenth day q January. 1855.
IS HUGH MeCULLOCH,
Comptroller Of tbs Currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
NOTICE.

nUR FIRM Il GOING to CHANGE on THE
" Arst saf of Mach. sod ghosa vho arr indsht-
"a to us ell pissss cegas Forward and sstfie az
thslF last yrar'e hins by 20 aaing W will con
sldsr oarsHlfss uuaeF Fannsad eAllgsgiohs 70 onf
pAtraas- Nr expeeg e. Had lsrg ~ e. car sfack
g. Mafeu. ahd Is nT3er g. DO viii haxs
eAIt q tNs.ss whe ase for setiAsaaent
pAN'L +. BATES a BIO
iAng7 q Nsshurgh. led.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
An Important loenment.

VIM. Allen, Chief Psymaster Of the
pay district OF the Cumberland, on Tues
dsyisreeeived the following important
letter from the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue at Washington. The letter
will prove deeply interesting to the
nuhlics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28


Look oUT FOB THE Sw1SDLERs! -
The Louisville Journal of Thursday ex-
poses fash gift enterprise protesting
10 be run by Paxtoo W. Stevens L Co,
No. S64 Third Street, Louisville, KY.
The Journal says: l
By letters from various persons in
the country, it is ascertained that Pax.
ton ". Stevens & Co.'S circular proved
a rich source of revenue to the parties
sailing under the title of the said firm.
Hundreds of letters have been forward
ed TO them with money inclosed, bat no
prizes were ever sent to the willing
dupes in return. Ii is not necessary for
US to say that no such firm exists in
Louisville, and that the whole scheme
is a swindle on the broadcast scale. The
unprincipled scsmps who we're guilty of
getting up The. circulsrs and sending
shem throughout the States have sud
denly become alarmed aud deeamped
for parts unknown"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
HKIMsTRKKT's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.


Bot restores gray hair to ita original eolor. b.
supplyiag ths capillary tubes with BaturaI susie
nance, impairsd ~ ass diseases. All a@ssa.fa-s.
oss dyes srs sonpssed Of lunar oossie. destroying
ihs vitality aad beauty Of The hair. and afford Of
themselves no dressing. Hsimstrest's Inimitabls
CoIeug not oaly restores hair 10 its natsra color
by az uasy process, but gives tbs haira
LuxurfaEt Beauty,
proaotes re growth prevents its falling o. Grad.
ic1tss dAndruf, aud iInpur - health and pleasant.
uoss 70 the hsad. Tthss sood the test of time, b.
ing the eolorihAl Hair Col orng, snd IL constantly
Increasing IL favor. Used BY both Tenilsnsu and
isdi-s. Il Is sold by All r.spectahis deAisrs. OF
can b. procured By them Of the soninsrcisi
agents. D. A. BARNES a CO., 2cz Broadway. Nee
York.. Tvo sizes. 50 osnts ssd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
~ william q. Beeppie, Collector Of the City 81
kTausriiia, between the hours q , and y O'Clock
=. m, add and o'clock p. M, on
WEDNESDAY, THE sen OF FEBRUARY, IsGs
VIII srii ~ pubHs auction al thc door Of the
Court House ia ths City u Evausviiie, Indiana,
the following lots, parts 81 lots, add parcels q
raj estate aud improvements asse I'D Tor the Say
uent II city axes for the year ls8f, due from the
owners Thereof % tbs city of EFnusFiiis--aaid
taxes being now due aud unpaid-and ioF the costs
q kaid safe ana that tbs said ssie wiil De- d.
tinued on she neat day thereafter, viz on Thurs
day, the sth day ~ february, 1896. Ct o'ciaek
D ui., ~ the door pffhc Corr House Ga Evansville
Tor the pufFose u selling such property may
kave been seid on the day hrst ahove mentioned,
and not paid for
arorEuatffa rrstsraFarrr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

T.. a. ROLLINS
Deputy Commissioners.
WILLIAM ALLES, Esq Paymsster Z.
S. A, Louisville, ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

So A rebel soldier, = member Of the
9Th Kentucky cavalry, of Hoods army,
effected his escape from Corinth By pur-
chasing : rsbel soldiers furlough. He
states that the most vigilAnt guard is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
nAaAn.s nAaNoL A BALM.

THIS IL the nest dslightfal aud extraordinary
article ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
lace and hauds 70 psarly satin texture Of rasiah
Ing bsausys impartinK the marble parity Of youth,
sad ihsdsiissus appesrAnces inviting IN the city
belle 81 hahion. IL removes tan. frecklss, Pima.
Piles and roughueas from the skin, IesyinE the
Flexiou h. Transparent and smooth. II con.
tAins no material Injurious 20 she skin. Patron
lzsd BY Actresses and Opera Singers. "a Il whsl
svery lady should HAYS. sold everywhere.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

EB-JeG. Davis is reported to have
gone to WILMINGTON TO see Bragg.
Davis's visits to Bragg have always
been the forerunuers of disaster and
defeat to the latter and we presume
this visit will not prove an exception.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
FIRE LIMITS.

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bufAiug. az frst in sias. ea thn Herth west
half 81 iot laT naaztion Euiafsamsntt 90 Fsuffh
l=nl72u HENRY scrEsTRup.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
JOHN TENNIS

Real Estate and Government Claim
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DuYs. soiis, end rgnss City Property and Farm
ID Lands Huya on conditions al CLASSES o. Claims
against She United Htairs. 0fice--Thlrd Street,
ueaf Main with p siasr. Att'g.7
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