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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
ZOE sALE.

THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF DE5IKABLR
i Lsndss
Eo.I:s a sW ar section 3. tosB 8, rage ",
30 acre., 10 Knight township.
No. 2: SO qr &c lon 2, town Q. range low, le0
~ e. W scott t9~nship.
No. 3. % W or, section ~, town s, range 10
", 90 asrfs, 10 Knight t,wn,hip.
h0.4. q u NJ Or, section 4, town O. range 10
W, 80 scfes, IN knight and Centre townships.
No. 81 PINE Nv a., section s, tosn 9, range
10 W, 20 acres 10 Centre township.
No G. Nv qr NV ar, seetioa town 2, range
10 ", ~ hcrFss 20 Centre township.
Ne. y ~ ~ a. z ar, section 81, town 8, range
10 w, 70 acres, 10 nitro township.
No 3. 81 ar 6 ar. section =, town B, fange 10
" 40 acres. scott t0wDships
NJ. o: ~ Ar 81 a., section u. town 3, rsnss
10 W, 30 ars, Va scott taWnshlp,
No. 10. Sc qr sW a, section -, togn 7, range
II W a. acrss. ia Union township.
NJ. a.; Ne n qr. section y, tom 2, range
IL " 40 acres, % q ION township
No { sE a. NV ar seotion & town G, range
10 w. 40 h1r .. IN Csntre tp. his tract has good
frame bouse, with four rooms, and good barn
"a On Is, with 10 acres under euit ratiou, Tbs
LAM LES II. and is Of ths best 10 the county
No. -. sw ar 81 ar, section Z, town 9, faags
10 - in CeHtre town bip-adj Joining The last tract
above Damed has II acres under cultivation
contains, by way Of Improvement, loR house, a
large tobai CO barn, and log stable. The PREM
issa are we'll supplied with wafer, ard Abs soitil
unsurpassed Tor agricui ural purposes.
No. L. BW q Sc Or, section l. town 8, rang
II ", % aetss, In scott township aA
No 10: y sW qr, section 70, town ;, rang
u ", so acrss, and + " ar ar, section 20, tssI
Z, range II W, 80 aeres. 10 se0tt township
also. land ia 9 bison, WaFrick. Pike, Aba Davis
CONT . Ind ans, and land in Iowa and Missouri
for sale at fhs Real Estate Agsnoy. No. 9 " a
Thiid street, Evansville, By
ssb's-1md&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

Was re INSURED ? Is the ques-
ton asked on hearing Of the death OF 8
man Of family. Did he have a policy
on his life, to secure competence to
those dependent upon him for support?
When the answer is, No, it was neg
Ieetsd,s the prudent inquirer says, De
might have had policy az small cost
Or friend DR.. HalIock, whose Office II
a. No. 10 Upper First Street, IS Agen'
for one Of the best Life Insurance ON
panies 10 toe world
| And fIe question might also be asl ed
on hearing that man had received er
sonal injury, Had he q policy ags Ms
accidents and should the answer 9
"No, say thst-He might have hs'
one that would bring him S25 per weel
compensation for tweniy-six weeks,
the injury should prevent BIN from
attending to bis ordinary business; an
our friend DR.. Hallook, for a VERY smal
sum, would haze issued it.
Feb " St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

PREpIcqoS VERIFIED.-Ten years
ago William II. Seward gave ntterauce
to this prediction--"Slavery must dis.
appear from this continent, and you ard
| may live 70 see Il" For uttering il
he was denounced as a fanatic and
visionary" Many of his own friends
though. his judgement was clouded by
bis enthusiasm. They could not be-
iieve that revolution so tremendous
ooald take place in so short q time.-
Exchange.
Mr. Seward guessed better in this in
stance than when be predicted, at the
com mencement of hostilities, that the
war would be over In three months.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17


Tbs CArTuRE o. Cot 6aAYsoS The
Tsceaty. Sersnth Kentucky Sssiiael e
the lith inst, gives the following sx-
tract from private letter from a young
lady Of Hardinsburg, Ky, giving true
statement Of the capture Of Col Gfayson,
which will be read With interest.
at last we have had a visi, from
some soldiers, regular blbe.eoat Yanks
Il was a portion Of the 18th Kentucky
cavalry. They dashed into town with
yell, expecting 10 find il fail Of rebel
soldiers The citizens mistook them At
| 6ist for rebels, ana we're about to emptg
their muskets into them, when they dis
covered their mistake. Il vas yesteF-
day, bitter cold day, and the poor fell
lows were nearly frozen. We made on
good fres, and they were glad TO have
the privilege Of standing by them. We
prepared a smoking hot dlnasr for them,
aud they we're just seated At the table.
and oaly bad good smell Of the dinner,
when an officer pat his head IL Rt The
| door and said: ''Gome, men, to your
horses, quick and We have some fun
in three minutes They seemed to
understsad the word fun, for,
with one or two exceptions, they
left the table gladly, and wera soon
/ leaving to~h with yels which scanned to
come from more than b thousand, where
l as there were not more than seventy or
eighty of them They we're gone three
| or four hours and returned having as
prisoners Col Gr2yson aud twelve or
fourteen Of bis men, with their arms and
horses The soldiers say the road over
which they pursued these rebels was
strewu with hats, saddlebags, guns, pis-
| tolls, blankets, and everything that the
rebels could thrOw off TO augment their
speed. A great many Of our soldiers
came back With new hats and socks they
bad picked up as they came back. The
rebs., about half an hour before, had
paid Eli Basham flty cents per pair for
sixteen pairs OF socks. Some Of the
prisoners, when they were, captured,
cried and begged our men not % shoot
them, because they were eonseripted.
Grayson was on his way here 20 begin
conscripting; bat on the bin between
here and Charley Hanbletons be
thought he would take a look at this
far-famed village, and using his glass,
found the place iulI Of blue-coass-he
concluded to 60 another way. So be
dismissed his guide, whom be had press
ed into service, and he lghe guidel came
on to town and spprised The aforesaid
blue-coats OF the near approach Of the
enemy. These soldiers all agree in say
ing this is one OF shs clevsrest iitie
towns they we're ever in, aud that if al
the towns IN the State wers ike this,
gaerrillas would not be so numerous
The soldiers left with their prisoners
this morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

n Il J Schl@pfer, corner Of Main
aud Second Streets, in addition to his
immense stock Of Perfumery and Fancy
Goods, has Just received s choice selee-
lion Of Purs Drugs, specially adapted
TO the prescription and retail trade.
Mr.. S being himself a pratieal druggist,
and attending personally TO the putting
up of prescriptions, the public aay de-
pend on having their orders promptly
and carefully illed at his store. de
has put up a nightbsU at the side-dooi
of his bailding. on Second Street, b
means Ct which parties wishing pre-
seriptions Al any hour of the night car
have the wants supplied With prompt
ness. Give him call
Feb I7-2td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
MARRIED.

on Tharsiay saesniax. Fshruary Isih. Ar. A
@. wasrrAIa. Conductor GA the TsFre Hsais,
Alton 4 Sc Ioals Il. 3, 10 Mas saaAH Frfs-
sisNass. ~ this sfsy.
The happy eoapis ieft ~ he mail trsin ysstsr-
aay raoraing fsr 81 L8uis. . easy the honey
moon. May they enjoy loak life Of happiness
aad prospects,. ard Ia their pleasant hsms ia the
F,.f fall late IL ltis, as .hoeka Of tally ripe
Ter ths harvest. and b. boaad up in iha 'uli han-
de IT If.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
Local Notices.

Masonic TENPLE-Eor seme reason
there was very slim attendance a.
Masonic Temple last night Nsverthe-
less the thrilling play of Jessie Brown
was again admirably produced.
Mrs. Golden is laboring under the IN
fnenee of al exceeding bad cold, and
is quite hoarse, which detracted greatly
from her usual pleasing style Of voice;
but the whole company acted vail and
were veil up in their parts.
Tonight vii be presented the great
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
v. l. LOWRY . cO.-BANKERs:

Coupons of the 7.30 Treasury
notes are paid at our Office. a
premium paid on notes OF Southern
Bank of Kentucky until the LIST Of
March County and City orders
bought and sold; also Government
securities of every description ;
also Railroad Bonds aud Bank
Stocks. Eebl63td-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
MEDICAL.

iRPILEPTIo FITS CAN BE CUREp.-DR.
E II LoekrOw having become enfneatly success
ful 10 curing this terrib naiaay invites ali sim
ilarly afflicted 20 call or send for circulars OF refer.
snee aud testimonials of cases cured OF from ono
to twenty-four years standing. He devotes his
attention especially 70 diseases OF the Cerebro-
Spinal Axis, or Nervous System. and solicits An
investigation Of HE claim to public confidence Fl
lie may he consulted as his private residence
No l4l West &ed Street daily, from lie A. \. Until
I p NJ, except saturday and sunday. Address all
letters 70 DR.. v. q. LOCkROW, care Of p. o Hox
6ll6 New erk. dee2o-d&vSm
PHYSIOLOGICAL YIEM or MARRIAGE.
n Containing nearly so pages and $50 fhe
Plates and EngrayinEs OF the Anatomy Of the
Human Organs in state Of Health and Disease,
with Treatise on Early Errorss its depioraole
Noasegueuces upon the mind aud body. with the
Authors plan Of trestment-the only rational aud
successful mode Of cure, shown BY the repori ef
cases cured. A truthful adviser &c tae married,
aud those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent free Of
postage 10 any address on receipt Of twenty nve
cents in stamps postal currency, by addressing
Dr. LA CRolN, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, n.
Y The author may be consulted upen any Of tbs
diseases of which his book treats, 81 Their perSon-
ally or hy mail, and medicines sent 20 any part Of
the Sarld. dees0-d&wsus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

DEsEsrRD.-Nigbs before last says
the Indianapolis Journal Of yesterday,
fifteen soldiers, who had obtained pas
ses from Camp Darlington to visit the
Tabernacle, deserted Gen. Darlington
at once revoked the order allowing
passes, and none of the soldiers are now
permitted to leave the camp.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

Rds- Gen. Garfield has introduced
resolution into Congress, which was
adopted, requesting the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War to inquire into
the whole military career Of General
Roseorans This aims at the accom-
pliahment Of an act of simple justice,
aud tardy though II is, we hail the step
that has been taken with pleasure,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
MEDICAL.

TUE Confessions AND ExPKEIKycE or
A. INVALID.
Publishsd for the bsBess ans - cAefIon 70 vounz
men saa others who suffer from Eerv Cos Disability,
Premature Decay q Manhood, Ac-, supplying Il
The same tine the means Of self cure. By one
whe has cured himss6 sfier undergoing consider
able qaaekery. By sLelosing . postage paid i'd
dressed snxsops, singie coptes gay y had 81 the
auth0T, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
dac1-Imc&w Brc0kiyn. Etues Co. N T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

FuLL-The 15lst regiment, raised ia
the Sixth Congressional District, under
the call for eleven new regiments IN
this State, IS entirely fall Tbs msn
have all been mastered in and paid, and
are in Camp Darlington awaiting orders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

RG- a letter from Savannah says:
speaking Of subjugstion, General Sher-
man has 9 very terss way Of meeting
this difficulty. To proud lady who
said TO him, General, you may conquer,
but you can't subjugate us, be instantly
replied; ] don't want to subiugate you;
l mean TO kill you, the whole Of you, if
you don't stop this rebellion To an
other who wanted to know how long this
war would lsstf be said: Well, well, in
his rapid, earnest manner, I don't know,
perhaps six or eight years, and then
twenty or twenty-6ve years Of guerrills
warfare long enough to destroy this
whole generation, and then we'll begin
anew. In this way he dashes their ar
roganee right and left, TO the winds, and
they leave his presence utterly confound-
ed, and, st least, with due rsspsss 70 tAs
Yankee GsnsrAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

moral drama, entitled, s'The Drunkard,
the Fallen Saved" and We predict
q full house
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White viii be the
laughabie afserpiece.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
Greensboro. Nv. Items.

The 27th Ky Sentinel, of Friday last.
says; The trial of Daniel Monarch for
the murder of Isaac lines is progressing,
and has been ever since last Wednes-
day, before the Magistrates court in
this place. As the witnesses have not
all been examined, we defer giving any
particulars as to the evidence already
produced, till next week. Then we will
be able TO give full and true statement
Of the court, as our special reporter has
secured seat in the courtroom. The
court setting with closed doors
The same paper says:
James Oldham was brought here last
Monday evening and delivered TO the
Sheriff of this county. Oldham lived
ak miles below town on place owned
by Drs. Sherman and Watkins BE had
stolen two mules from Or. Sherman,
taken them to Evansville and sold them
TO a keeper of livery stable for $3.50
cash. He was brought before a magis.
trate's court and gave bail for his an
pearanee to answer to the charge at the
next Circuit Court The same night
| Col Ward, in command of this post
j sent 9 squad of his men after Oldham
and arrested him on q charge, as is IN
dersiood, of aiding aud abetting guer
rillas. Old Iemmy's aniecedents ar,
said to De. bad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

IsTERsAL INPRovENEsT REPoRr The
special report Of D. r. Haggard, Chair
man Of the Board OF Internal Improve
ment, for the year 1864, has been laid
before the Kentucky Legislature and
ordered 70 be printed Mr. HaggArd
has had many difficulties in the manage.
msnt Of has department, aud bis duties
have been quite lnboFious On visiting
the Green and Barren line of naviea-
ton, he found the ofhcers' accounts ia
great confusion. Government steamers
were passed through the locks and no
/ charge or note made Of the fact. He
inaugurafed a different system, and
made arrangements with the Quarter
master at Bowling-Green 20 ascertain
the amount due the State from The Gen
eral Government for the use Of The line
The dams on Green river are sadly
out Of repair-espeeially No 2 Mr.
Haggard thinks thas be will be able to
1 place the river in good order hy next
fall Kentucky river IS reported 20 be
in bad condition Navigation il eb-
strueted At Lock No 3, and the ruins Of
! the work sill keep il closed Tor several
months lie thinks that the Legislature
should make an appropriation OF $780,
900 to place the line in good repair
The usefulness Of the. turnp kes has
been tally demonstrated within the last
few years Their receipts have been
triple the usual amount 10 time OF peAee
The expenditures also have increased
de thinhs shat an appropriation shou
be made to rebuild the bridges over th'
streams on the BardstoVn and Louis
vile Turnpike These bridges uer'
burned by order Of Gen. Nelson Atthl
time Gen. Bragg invaded Kentucky
The recent deetrnetioa % The bridge
was the work Of Magruders rebel cav
airy The loss sustained is esiim lei
at $4,000 10 conclusion, Mr. Has
gard claims that bis salary is not suifi
eieut 10 support himself and family. sn'
respectfully asks that Il De increased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

EI-The streets are rapidly declining
into a horribly muddy condition and
many 81 the crossings are very bad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

Dd The Lafayette journal Of Tues
day last, reports S77 volunteers as mus
tered in from that Congressional Dis
triet The Ssh District is long ways
behind the First The First, We take 1t,
is the banner district Of the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

General Butler, meeting Judge KEEL.
ley the day after Field stabbed him, said
be regarded the assault "a an earnest
DESIRE 10 restore 'the Union as il was.'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

TcR ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAND,
NV ak miles from Evansville, aud eirbtn n
bal. mile Of the g. 4 O. Railroad. said land IL
we'll timbered has two tsnsmsnts, bafffs, And
other out-buildingH; good wells ard elafsrns,
q SfLAs LIHKWfLEH, a. the Depot Bens0, gu
Main street. between Seventh and Eighth.
feiIB-tmrg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

7 WILL. on MONDAY, FEB. 9th. 1885. SELL
i ~ paslie auction, ~ ~ store On First street.
hatween Main ard Sycamore, tbs balance Of nv
stock ard fixtures. eonsistinx Of countsrs, shssT-
Ing, soda fountains, Jars, &C. he
sale 70 eoan-nos II - o'cf1ek q. n
AhlS-lE p BOTLE
Sc. Il Tirst strses
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= New
Real Fstate For Sale.

LOAA GSb4bD x w ITO
/ WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
Il CnEAP, to,wit; f44.r..f4
J. Large House with 10 roema, usar Main atreet.
a. Two large Brick Huu -, opposite huifa Head.
o Large frtme aud six lots, near the city
Z. Three good Houses on Ann Btrvats
D Brick House on Sycamore bet 81 aud 4th sta.
q. Two large houses on Division strees.
T. House aud four lots IN Elliotts Enlargement,
House aud four lots In doodael's Enlargement.
.. Frsns House near Rsiir ed Machine shops.
10. One stoty House ON Third street
A. Large Frame on Lcet street
10, House and business Lot coz Locust and Sth.
~. six Lots Ia block o, Eastern Enlargcment,
IA Several handsome residences and iTaots 81 land
An Strngt0wn.
10 sxty-slx acres within a y milo q Evansville,
rs. go a within half mite Of Evansville.
n. Three aercsadiOiniug the city.
%. 9 - acres near Oak Hili uumetery.
10. lnis acres, with large House, near the city.
70. so acres 10 cleared, within mas OF che city.
20. 80 acres in Pos county, good lARd.
"a. COD acres la WarricR ccu9ty.
g.. very handsome rcsldenoa 10 Roonyille, with
81 or II acres attached. less .fai
"a. great variety Of Building Lots In every part
Of the city. asa ~. asat.
20. Large Brick House In YounElaYe's Ealarg mt.
M l will exchange the lpsds liz fosey aud
Warrlck counties for city property.
The above embraces ans Of the fiueat lists ever
oierea in Evansville. Fer particulars call II
Cen Shsekeliord's once one door east u Provost
ALvAu JOHNSON,
drc2s-ti Real Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

eG~ The casper Courier says several
cases Of spotted fever have lately occur
red IN Dubois county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

BoUsTY JuMPERs.-Tbe military az.
thorisies 10 this city have been gathering
IN large harvest of Bounty-iumpers.
Many Of them are old offenders who have
jumped numerous bounties.
A few days sgo they sent fifteen to
indianapolis and turned them over to
the tender mercies of the Deputy Pro
vost Marshal General, and they have a
few more Of the same sort left, together
with several sneaking guerrillas, spies
and.deserterA
The detective system Of the Govern
ment Is now reduced 10 an exact science
and criminals can hardly expect to es
cape being oyertsken sooner or later.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
NOTICE TO PLAsTERERs.

csFkLED PROPOSALS WILL E a RscElvED
- a the on e Of igishart Brothers unsa n
ii inst for pizsseiiug the <esr oui Z inS II the
Third Street 4 ;. Churc 3, ne SoTk 70 = taken
according % tbs spec feations and drsa i~sss.
which "a - seea II the sfzcs 81 3ursfnua
BOYD bA'-N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

SI'HE TuREE-sT0RY BRICK BUILDING
4 mo. ~ Main streetl occupied By Wright A
Roberts. Dry Goods dealers. Also tho Livery
Stable Is hahn's old standl on Locust, taiwsen
30 aud ith streets, commencing on Eiiiotts alle5
up 20 the corner with she buldinsa llere, are Tor
sale Enquire AZ =. hysr's Furniture store No.
81 n ,in street. feb s.IW
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CONCERT.


- - "A = = = = Z II
THE EVANSVILLE ssIEpEScH0g SOCIETY
i -aksssfsd hy the nrass hand. VII Eive q
Grand C8deaFt a. Hoxkrt Hall On THURSDAY sves-
AZ. Marcb "A
bs Concsrs eli te under shs direction e Prof
Mateswp- Tickets 80 eentsl can BE- obtained from
81 tbs member. - tts society.
"a Deere epeu a. 7 tosmsnsss 81 Z -.
fsblg-sS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

ny- Go 70 Wrights Gallery, No. 5
Second street, for your Photographs
All work warranted equal to any from.
Eastern cities Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

MfssiS0. 49, The Federal troops have
recently been picking up numerous
guesriilas and horse-thieves in the sec
ton Of Kentucky lying between Green
and Cumberland rivers, end some Of
these captured guerriIlas are foolish
enough, after being captured, some
times 20 get hurt
We heard Of one or two Of These IN.
fortunate occurrences yesterday, which
happened recently
On saturday portion OF the 18th
Kentucky cavalry captured fifteen Of
these acoundrels between RusselIville
AID Adairyille, and after obtaining from
them a considerable amount Of valuable
Information, started with them to head
quarters but on the way the gyrills
attempted to escape, but we're all killed
before they got Oh. Three others were
captured at vanderburg, Kentucky, on
Wednesday, and made the same foolish
attempt to escape, and they too are nov
missing
The boys Of the l7th, it is said, shooi
very earelessly, especially where gusr
rilIss are about
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
FOR SALE.
. T. A. II Nj
Il 9 R - a II

Il q R = n Is IL
A GOOD FARM. CONTAINING $40 serss,
"A about iu0 miles north Of Eranssiile. Of
prairie aHd bottom isna. About 90 acres are
andsr geoo frnees 20 IN meadow 20 IL blue grass.
10 10 BE- cultivated IA cofos which rich bottom
land nne viii produce corn any iebg b q time :
40 IL pasture. and the balance. about $50 acrss-
prairie timber lana-e0uid BE- brought into the
pastures ~ moving the pfsssut fences and adding
y fsw rkiia
There - . good frame hous- with ssrsn roo ssa,
ffagsa store building frame barn, thee tenant
houses, heWn log bsru with cattle sheds ali
afoand, wagon and wood sheds. Fairbanks hay
aud cattle scales, thrrs wells that furnish Al
abanaaat ssppiy q frrt rate water, knd two e5s-
tsrns. The buildings are All In good repair and
aot cid.
There is also good young orchard Of apple,
peseb, and cherry tres
The Htore is DONG good and proatabie trads.
also the postoffias - kept ~ tbs store.
Theirs l. "a the place sbsut IS bead Of eastls--
COWS. oxen. Htssrs, sc, and ten bad o. work
horsss- Also. lot Of muies, cslts, sheep, hees,
&c. vhieh NauId b sold vith the farE II desired
Ths stock ~ goods ned not 80 With tue farm
unless assirs1.
Ihe situation l. very pheasant and hsAifhy
one ard very essirxsis for aaF one wishing 20
eaE4Ks IN eountFy store o. stock trade
Fer furthsE Information enquire of
h BLOuET,
feb2-sS Ne Is Ma3H street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
GROCERIES.

VIM Caldwell,
eEsERAL GROCER AND DEALERS IN The
Very Best Family Provisions.
IQn0 D PESSsYLYAsIA BUcKgHEAT
1DOO Flour At cALDWELLS.
A BBLs BELcHER's SYRUP, WARRANTED
4 70 give ssiisfAction, Al cALDTELL's-
q CASES GENOA CITRoS, at
/ CALDEKLL's.
I'D CALDwELL's
On DOZ AssoRTKD PREsERYE5 a.
~ CABDwELLss.
On DOE AssoKTRD yzLLIEs s
~ CALDwELLs.
Q CASES OLIVE OTL-AssoRTED. ouAETs
. and Pintss At CALDWELL's.
C7TLEs7s FREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
- warranted sgaai 70 any IN tbs market, rsossr-
ID daily By ExPrass, AZ
noyzs IN. CALDwELL's.
No first Street..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

1.-TWO GOOD FRAME HOUSES wITHIH TEN
i minutes walk Of tho PoatofAoe. Possessions
given Immediately Eaquife Of
BEN sTIEs0s,
tsbfg-Iw Third street ) doors above lain