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Oysters.
Optical

Practical and Scientific 0pticisn, keeps ths iargsi
assortment Of Optical Instruments IN the city. Be
ing an old estsblishmsnt, and having been extenaI
lively petronised, he has the confidence thAtA
Iic hvorz. al bis pectsces are Of the best quait
Of crystal glasses ground under his own inspectIon
10 AL cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impsrt
ing strength tor long reading and 1ne sewing. Arl
Hioisl eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIoE-l80 SuperioF-Et., hTst d0oE fcom tha - J
france 90 ths American Hotel.
~ BsEEFe Of travellers claiming 10 bs MIR. solo-
monBon CT his agent. iaIFRa
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Cincinnati ana saBstItute brokers,

OINICNLIEIEIII sNLIA HlNDHUIUIIUo UENNAtEb1
The City Council of Cincinnati has pass
ed an ordinance regulating substitute bro
kers in that city. No man is allowed to
engage in the business except on the recon-
mendation of six citizens SIS to his citizenship
and character, aud an Endorsement BY the
Mayor. Something of the same kind
should be done here. We commend it to
our City Council.
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NOTICK.-Charles O. Davis, Charles
IN =. Davis, William h. Davis, jams y 4. Davis,
Virginia B. Mcqueen, Amanda B. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of James L. Payne, Hay FOlli-
yer Payne and ETedsriea B. Payne, John e. Payne,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 9th day Of December, A. d. 1864, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of OuyAhoga, by Eldridge j. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rnd ia pending, where
IN said Eldridgs J. and Ann s. Payne demand par
titon Of the following real estate situate in Cleve
land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, 10 wit: Ths west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 OF Canfeld Dennison,
Foster and PeAses subdivision Of original ten acre
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty -four, Q34) one
hundred and thirty i've. QS5l and one hundred and
thirtysx (l36G said west half being thirty three
t33l feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred Q0O) fest 10 alley be the same more
or less marked in the plata recorded In Book U,
pages seven I'd and eight, e) Cuyahoga county
records, be the same more or less, but subject to
sll legal highways; and tn { ct the next term Of
said Court the said Eldridss J. and Ann s. Payne
win spply for an order that partition mag be
made OF said premises.
Dated this 5th day Of December, a. D. 1854.
BACKPS q NOBLE, sa
deo7lS6 Plaintifz' Attorneys.
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ISAAC A. IEAAUB UNION HALL,
sOle Agent for the Sale Of Singers Oslebrstsd saw.
ing Machines, 6torr'S AutomAton PrszmaD,
and strong'B Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union -stE;
- Look out for The Qiants.Ua d eel
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dee7:Ise


MASTER'S SALE--Pursusnt to the
ILloommand Of an older Of sale from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county, Obi at the
suit OF Hanna Leland against Mary J. RaWson, Ad-
ministrstriE, and others, to ne directed aud dtiiv
cred, shall expose for sale At public auction, at
the door Of the Court House, in the O.tI Of Olsve
land, the 18th day Of January, 1885 ct IL ocock
4, X, the following de8oIibsd premises, subject to
the dover sstAte OF MARY J. RzVs5n, widow 0s Levi
RaWBon, deceased, therein Situated In Cleveland
City, Ouyahoga county, Ohio, and t5 known as be-
ing pars Of lot No. 29 IN John d. Woolssys subdi-
yisOn Of city lots numbered from l58 TO l67, both
inclusive in ths original al otmsnt Of the village OF
Cleveland, and Is bounded as follows; Norih-esst-
erly By Oak street, North westerly By ling pars
lei with, and one hundred and twenty-five feet dis
tAnt Horth-eastsrly from Chestnut street, South
westerly in By lot No. 26, and soubh-eas:eriy
by line parallel with and leo fest distant North
westerly from said Chestnut street. said street and
lot keilg more particularly described on the Maps
Of said subdivision on record in said county, snd
the land above described, being % feet in width
and 1S2 fest deep. be the same more or lees.
Appraised, subject to said dover estate. at $1,000.
Dec. Il, 1854. L. ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
KEuH COoE, PlE's Atty'a. del2:lt6
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GROVER q sAKER's
CeLehrated NeRIna Maehlnea

Wore Awarded the Highest Premium over AL cox,
eEEIToRs, ct ths following State Fsira of 1882 tR
BEsTEAMIlIF SEWING MACHINE
BESTMAE UFAOTURIEG MACHINE
ANDTHE B EST MAOHTNF WORK
EsH York ststs Fair, Indiana Stats Fair Vein oEI
state Fair, Iliinois State Foir, Iowa stsls
Fair, Ohio State Fair, PennsEIvanis
6tsts Fair, MishigEn State Fair
and Kentucky State Fair.
fns above 'ompTise5 all the State FairSIt st.Iuh
ths Gro=eE Bakers Machines were exhibit cd thii
Jsar!
GROVER 4 BAKEB s, N. %,
s4IE SOoAS-fTl Superior street, OlsYslAnd, Ohio.
oot2J
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
15s Superior street, Cleveland, ohio.

L. A. WILCOX,
Has on hand large amount Of Oity Property, bo h
improved and unimproYed also Western Lands
improved and unimproTed, and Q large number Of
Farms in Ohio and other States.
Wants purchaser for q finely improved Farm two
miles from Jefferson, Ashtabula county.
los acres in licking county; rich coal lands.
lI sereJ near Sc. Clair road, four miles oat.
$50 acres Pine Lands, on Pine River.
PhilAdelphis-An elegant building lot, HaVerford
street; so feet front, 156 deep So.
Forrest STREET, near Kinsman-Elsgant lots, COX
226 feet.
to $4,000.
An elegant residence on Euclid street.
House and Lot 6s Taylor street 10 be sold ct
Guardians Sale.
Two Houses, corner Detroit and SIS. jas
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9EHtisttg.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
n, NEWTON

q. n. NEWTON
Respectfully announces 70 the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental once st
NO. I'll SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by DR.. n. J. DiSksrSOn.
he ia now prepared to perform all the operations
upon thu Teeth necessary for their preservation in
q thorough and Ghillfai manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted, from 9 single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and VulcaniEsd
Rubber base, and warranted to give good aatisfso-
titn in all cases.
BEFEREECEs:-E. I. Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Ohisf Justice, st. JohnsbuTy.
VI; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Heman Ely,
Esq Eiyria, Ohio; N. B. Gates, Elyris, Ohio.
A OARD.-Dr. Dick8Tson takes this opportunity
to express his grateful Acknowledgements to the
many friends and patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice 70 DR.. Newton It affords me great pleas
ure that / am able to recommend in him q thorough
and skiJul Dentist, and in whose integrity Il viii
be safe to rely. de2.1S4
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OOHHEOTIOHBI
NLKVELAND AND TOLEDO B, ;
WINTEB ARRABGEhEA1. w

On and after Monday, Oct. ylss, 1854. PaS,.npsy
Trains will leave Cleveland follows (6audayS e.
oeptod:
s:iO A. M.-OHI6AGO EXPRESS. .-stops At Beraa.
Grafton, Obsrlln, Wakeman, NorWaik, Monroe,
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Emore
and arrives At Toledo at l2:i5 P. NJ Chicago ai
u:2 Up. H. and Detroit 10 Pm,
2:40 p. M.-WESTERH MAIL.-StOps at all station
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo n
I:25 r. NJ; chicago at 5;lo A. 4. and Detroit a
l0.30R. X. =
4.sO P. M.-E0RTHERN MAIL.-stovs at ali E,s.
duskT at T:IO p. AZ.
l0dG r. M.-HIQHT AXPRES5.-StoPs ct Grafton,
HorWAlk, M01rO5TIlle, Clyde and Fremont, anc
arrives At Toledo ct IS A. n; OhioAgO a. u =
Pm. and Detroit at 10 A. Il.
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SHHWLS A 7 L OW
L prices. TAYLOR, eRI-WoLD 4 CO.,
de2 2l7 Superior street.
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OLEVELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN $1,000 SHARES.
PAR HALUE $40 PER SHARE.


CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN $4,000 SHARES
PAR TALUE $40 PER SHARE.
Subscription Price So.
NO FURTHER AssEssMENTs
WORKING CAPITAL, $40, 600
B. =. PEIXoTTo, President.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Secretary.
o. KOCH, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
BF. PEIXOTTO, of DAVIS, PsIxotto 90.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Of g. ThoTman 90.
Il. P. PAYNE, of Oro-s, Payne 90.
O. KOCH, of Koch, Levi Mayer,
B. o. YATES, OF Tod, Yates 4 %.
MANUEL HALLE, Of Halle Co.
g MANN. ofs. Mann.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and Oil Wells connected herewith are
located in Eensngo county, Penn.
Eifty-gix acres lin fee simTls) lie within short
walk OF OIL Creek above Oil City, west Of the Gel
sbrGted Clapps Buchanan, Rynd, McCiintook and
Story Farms, on which are located the largest pro-
ductng and flowing wells in the country. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two other Tracts lie Immediately on the ALE.
ghany River, mile above Oil City, the Altorn
Farm The Company have a lease running nine
ty-nine years.
Two new wells have been sunk on thtSs tracts
Is down 800 feet and already producing OIL and
will no doubt prove ct least 100 barrel well.
The other is down 200 feet with fine promise Of
OIL
The work is rapidly bsing prshed ahead All
the engines. TOOLS implements, derriokB, engine
houses, tubing quarters tanks, belong to the Com
pany, and are Of the very best description and
quality
A limited number Of Subscriptions viii be be re-
eeiVed at FIVE D0LLARs per Share, BY applica-
ton In person by letter to the Once Of the Com
pany, corner Water ind Superior streets, where
maps. PrcsPeetusss and all other information can
be Obtained. jans
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St0rF 5afHpEF.

GAVE THE FUELI
And Retain the Heat In Your Room.
This can be accomplished more by the use Of T..
NJ HUBBARD'S Improved
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nDNHnOTTOuH

OOhHAOIlOH5.
Connections are made at honro6Villo with the Sans
dusky, Mansfield Newark 3. B., at Clyde with the
sand1skys Dayton Cincinnati Z. B.; st Fremopi
with the FremoBt 4 Indiana B. B.. and ct Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo B Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
jackson, FoIt Wayne bOganspors. lafayette. Osirs,
Alton, St. Louis. end all points West, Northwest An5
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland fTom Toledo and tha
West at 9:20 A. H., 365 P. NJ, aud $40 P n. FrOR
sanduskY at 9:l5 A. =. Il. d. RuOKhR, Sup't
Cleveland. Oct. ". 1854.
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Th0mEG' Change OF Base TO EastPOrt
OnGhe TeBnessee..-S What a to be HIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

NV Yosx, March T.-About twelve
hundred recruits embark from this port
daily for Hilton Head
Large nnmbsfs Of deserters are com
Jog 70 the Army Of the Potomac.
By passengers arrived here We have
the following additional particulars Of
tbs accident on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. Il occurred at Bristol, Eew
Jersey, about thirty miles from Philadsl-
phia At g N.
The Adams Express freight cars from
Washington we're of she track near The
ss"'iea The rr'dHighs train from Phil.
AdslpEiA. sAsn a. 14Gas W, sas detained
in consequences Oh the sane track 10
their rear. No signal hghtlwas seen by
the engineer Of The 8 p m train from
Washingtons indieasing dateHtion, and
i proceeded regularly. There vas =
carve In ths road. aud the train RAD into
the rear Of the l2 p. N. train from Pull.
adelphia The engine Of the p N.
train from Washington vas completely
aneased in The reas car Of the Philadel.
phiA train. whieh vas dllsd principally
with soldierA As the collision occurred
the end q the passenger ear was eis-
voted and the sngfne wAs encased ID the
forward end Of the car, and the passen-
gers we're showed 10 this end, and wers
BARRED amidst the ruins, and only ex-
traetsd BY cutting the car IN pieces.
One passenger was taken out dead,
and two others 90 badly injured that shey
81 Ia J. xsa nahsu.ea nns fireman OF
che & p =. Washington trzia sac killed.
TAs engineer Asd another fireman es-
capped Eight persons we're killed, and
some thirty others wounded, aome seri.
onslv, aud one vas badly sealded The
wounded wsrs taken to houses near by,
aad all attention. vas showa thea.
The cars were demolished, one being
broken into splinsers The engine Of
the 8 p "a train zas badly injured. The
foFce Of the collision thFrw tbres cars
taeksAr some two hundred feet, tear.
saK sat he hampers and lsavtaE some
The mails we're detained seven hours.
Tee soldiers sere mostly retained pits.
oasrs, and ish WAshingisu at { .. m.
Ne passengers we're injured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Wade Hampsor's house was saved BY
Federal ohcerS Gen. Pressons house
vas also saved and given to the occu-
pants Of the Catholic Seminary. whose
property vas sccidentally destroyed
The railroads, also, 81 Columbia are
torn up, and all bridges leading to the
place destroyed All tbs foundries and
machine shops are destroyed. The
country around the place Is stripped Of
al satahlss and transportation. 4 |
horses and carriages in the city have
bean taken The citizens are said to be
IN destitute condition, and unless some
relief is soon obtained there will be great
saFering and death from starvation.
Some twenty-five miles Of the Green
vile railroad bad previously been de-
stroyed By freshet Mach damage Was
also do1e by the enemy The Treasury
Department banks hsd been removed 70
Charlotte. Both aswspapers removed s
sortion of their stock 70 sumo place
Many negroes left wiih Sherman's army
None wers taken BY force Large nun
oers are returning TO their masters
Sherman thought be would visit the
country vest OF Broad river, and sd
sised the Mayor not send the citizens
there.
The FsderAls seemed much in
censed against Msgrath. and should
use him hsrshly if they get him in their
power
Few. If any, private residences were
entered; no Gatragss we're known 10
have been committed on the women, and
tue enemy we're under strict discipline
daring the march through the city
Sherman's headquarters were in the city
at the residence Of Mr. Duncan he
estimated that Sherman's infantry and
artillery numbered 10000; there vas no
cavalry with hin- Their rear guard
passed through Tuesday evsuing The
troops we're in the best condition. we're
veil clothed, well shod, and marched as
Il they had jast started eH she expedi-
ton, Instead Of being on four months
Fort Mott, St Mathews, and Union
Court Houses were destroyed Some Of
Sherman's officers said his destinations
was Raleigh and Salisbury sherman
himself appeared in good spirits, and
vas confident Of success 0ne corps
took the road to Camden aud Florence,
another 10 Winahoro, and Sherman, wish
two corps, moved ca the direct road 10
Charlotte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
burning Or columb,.. =. q.

NKW YoRK, March The steamer
Savannah, from Hilton Head. 4th, has
arrived. She brings important dispatch
es from Gilmore to the War Depart
msnt
The Charleston Courier Of the I'd SAYS
that sn officer Of Shermaa's army was
there, taking preparatory steps towards
raising q regiment Of white troops
The Savannah Republican Of the ID
contains Gev. Browns Message, of which
- abstract has been published This
paper also contains 3 rebel account Of
sherman occupation Of Columbia, from
the Augusta CoRstifutionalist Of Febru-
ary 2Tth, derived from citizens Of Co
lumbia. II appears that the rebel troops
ia large numbers left on the 18th in the
direction of Charlotte. Gov Magrath
left on the 18th for the upper section of
the State Besuregard left on the sane
day for Charlotte. Maj Goodwin went
the same day, and surrendered the city
TO Sherman. Public stores we're thrown
opens and everybody helped themselves
No stores we're harmed ShermAn's army
entered in the afternoon They soan
commenced destroying public property;
depots and Arsenals we're blown up, sad
Buildings in the suburbs containing
public stores were fred
Late IN the afternoon pile OF cotton
IN the street, near the Congaree House,
took Ere from = spark, and the flames
spread TO some wooden buildings which
we're near, when strong winds drove the
fsmes down both sides Of The street.
The scene became terrific and explosions
constantly flisd the air. The residences
and ground we're shaken Is If by au
earthquake, and vast columns 81 fame
and smoke rose to the heavens. Nothing
OF any account vas saved, goods, pro
visions and furniture, moved TO places o.
security, we're burned as the Gre pro.
crossed. The distance burned on Msir
street is about mile and 3 half DR.
Reynolds house i the only one lef
| standing between the sections known
as the Cotton Town and State Houss
The FIRE also extended Eve or ten block
east Of Main street, destroying ever
thing in the business portion Of ID,
eitY aud leaving i ruins, including bot
hotels, the Guardian and Carsliaiar
newspaper Offices, number OF clutches
The Catholic seminary and several otke
public buildings The Buildings q
Charlotte Junciian, Evans 4 c;
printing establishment, al the cars an
engines and railroad whIch the rebel
did not remove we're burn d or destroY
ed Only three churches are left stand
ing. The female col &c il uni. igrEi
and is no~ occupied by houseie : womel
and children. Z be Old Safe Hou~s "a
elovr up, but the new S.Ats Hoase va
not touched
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view York Markets.


Nrw Ysax, March 7.
coTTos-paIi, A~svy. ana iowar, Is sossls
for MAJ lag
FL0UR-Duii, hezxys aad dseilninE for coed
brssds, sad sr@ fsT eommSR grades, 10 so9iloo
for 8san1 Hoep Ohio. snd II fs4S17 o. fsf 1Fsas
Brsn1s. Clos - dnu.
wHIsKT-Hssvy ard lower; western =.
WHRAT-oes.t as9 sitbegt aeefdsd eh ngs
White ws-tsra ITS; Esed vtnfsr BED Western
CoRN-oFG mixsS Western -
0AT@-Dsli end aozsiBai % I3a1ik
FETROLkUN-Qaist.
C0FFEE-oaist aud ARA
HC6A a-gaist; cuaA n uaegvAaa 15d4tTSx
M0LASsE@-Dzil ard nomImai
PoRK-opensd dull asd snssstisd, but sisssd
z1rs Arniy, vita hsttsz dsman6. a. - sonss q
fer sew Mess. sissisg II y Ia1< sash.
BEEF-stsa4y
pGKSs I'D Gs-Dnll and namlnAi.
BAC0s--MuasrAts asnasd 81 Issxa2I.
CIT MEATs-Ssssdy st iT9Is So sAoaiasss
ans ie97l fsE Hans.
LAED-Esasy a. if5<a111<-
BUTTKR-TaIl At xzsazA.
CaEKsE-Firm 81 ise3-
MpSET-Aetfss st sA5 Per esnt
ST RLIHG-f eeA1 estz.
G0LD-Dun and over, opsEiAx AZ %, rec
10 %. sAi - sam& slosisx o. fefsxas 3Tsf
GoTKsSMEST eToCKs--asrs setfVs, aas
srneT-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Volunteers, For the de-
rasgsmsnt Of the system isoidsdtsI to the chang
II diet, Wosnds, Eruptions and Exposurss, whleh
every yoIunissr Is liable 70, thsrs remedies
80 sss. SonTsnisnt asd reliable a. Holloway
PILLS and oIEThEET. II the reader Of th 9
" notice " eAnnot get = boz Of Pfils or oiHtassi
from the Drug Store ia his piaos, let hin write 70
ne, 60 hsiasn Lsas, eselosing tAs szsunt, snd
Will NAIL box free Of expense. Many desisrs
viii not keep ny medicines 90 hsas bso&zss they
cannot make - nash pEoas e On ether persons
make. IS osais, - osssA, ssa 81 % PER bez OF
pot mz-fwd
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MILITARY.
THE FIRST CORPS.

Under Command Of MAJ. Gen. Hancock.
A LII ABLE BODIED nEE WHO HAVE
II been IN tha services two years aud been hon-
orahIy a. charged, may enlist lie this CORPS fer
One. Two OF Thrps years Eysry TstsTAp vii re-
receive
Special Bounty Of $500
AZ soon ~ mustered IN, snd further bounty Of
$40 fyr one years. sniistmsnt, $40 for 90 Pears
aud $500 for three yeas. Ons-tkiFd b.iBg raii
itqWn IN snch the remainder 10 instsiIHasnts
faey viii BE- credited 20 districts where tier or
their fam lies dOTaictied, and will ahsgefare
receive the local bountls@i making from
500 TO $1,000 BOUNTY
snhstltu,ss faF safoils msn may snIist In the
First Corps aaa principals viii - exempt from
draft.
Representative recruits lsesfte bouaty
Recruits Viii BE- orgRnt1ed inta eoRpanisa and
mustered fato tho q h service a. Tndtasapolts
Tbs troops OF this Corps viii be artnsd eth
hfeeeh loading o. rspssting rides, and ths sen
will be allowed 10 eszia their arms ~ the sxpfsa-
tlon % their tenn q ssFvios.
All Provost MsTsaals are authorised 10 snlist
msn for this CORPS and pay tbs igoAl bounty At
once. The following havu been appointed he.
eTaltiag OficaFs:
COT RHEIsLAspER.
COL. MAGk, sna
CAPT. DAZZLING.
W. u. ~. MORGAN.
Col. lat A. O., supt Recruiting service.
Oaios No. ,. Talbot ksv's Hlook, l. diAaapo-
.---- -.
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LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread.

GTRArToS-s CgLEBRATKp YEAST COM.
- pound. The very best artiels Ser family hakiu :
ever T. vented fhess cakes. whsnexsr thar hass
eozas in conIsttoa With ether yeast eah@s hsyt
Invariably cal led % the premiEn
Tba trade A b suRPlisd ss A. C. Ezllcek's
Drug Store, So 10 soEth First strest. nss< tn
Postox1ca. EsAHsxilis lad. a-els
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

PHLkprLYHfA, March 7.-Sabscrip-
tons received 70 The 30 amount 10
50. los, $50, including $500, 600 froaa Clio
einnafi; $3.50, 600 from hew York, and
81 2ls froEl Individual subscriptions o.
$50 and 500 each.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

NEw YoEx, March The Poss says;
Oar Consul at Halifax has received in.
formation thar one Of she iron rams con
s,ructed la Frsnce, and said 70 have
passed into rebel hands, is nos at one OF
the West India Islands prepariug for q
cruise. The old rumor thai these yes
sells are coming 10 this point is repeated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

OkDkk- EUh A PLAH : sILfEF = 49, II,
And nov Il l. hsreby ordered s1a eissStsa ~
The C1unon ConnliI u the elfy o. EsAz-sFllls'
that he ogn4rs q al ists o. 4-ia o. icSs ifolt
Tag On or sftoI1fHg fes nort1-ssst - e q 7i1ih
ssrs fross - 1t sezx tSB - street - saia eitJ
.nnn. ~. ia ualks "a Ca 70 - b-0ughf 8 the
rroDsr Knsss, Gse thss !. - eAass 8 sies-SA Z q
- 80 Tws 70 BE- Izid ctTn thsrson within
A sFAFFLISs Geek. 3
BAN ArrEu<s DeE1iy,
Msxch e sssS ms%
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REMOVAL.

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