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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation of Territory 70 the City
Of Eansyille.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GfTES that the cora
~ mon Codncl 81 tbs -stty Of Evansville iu
pursuance Of she provisions Of an Act Of fbe Cen
sral Assembly ef lbs STATE % Tndiana Apprs vs.f
March g. 1855, Atifi=G &c amend tha seventy
frsz section % Al aet tilted fAn Act gran ing T.
the eitiEsns % the toEu Of EvansFiile, in tha
county Of Wander 4urgh, y eity charter, approved
January n, ls4T, and 10 add supplemental ese-
lions 10 said sct, sill, on the i2fh day q JpSs.
IsS5, present 70 the Board Of Coanty Cemul
era Of 1aEaerbargh eQRagYsa petition pEay "a. 4aF
The RnaAxAta6n 70 sAt1 city Of the fotioNiuE de-
scriba1 territory aad sstting farsb the reasons fsr
such &c nexAt3oa VIZ. AL thai part II tA@ north-
east quarter a & u Esaun'a cnt-lot No. sour f43s
aitEasa east of Msin xtrs4E er Prlneston road, d.
scvibed a. fcllows. ylEs BsgiLnLng AZ az iFan pa
~ the northeast enrnsr 81 said cut lot, and raa
ning themes sauth Atoag the tee dividing sai3
out-iot from out-lat IA. ave~(sA.t re aundrgd
a1d thirty t8F fest, 70 the neFEn lire of LAli4S-
ton @na hoskhsFt's EBiAF e fzas1fs ti1AEte - e ~
said north line tNt hundred aud twsiFe s2I4 feet,
or thereAbouta, % tAs mtadas " MAin street
thance noEth~aFaly st0aE tAs mld4fa q aid
Man stree thrse huadged ana 1rty -four and one-
fourth tstt14} fest % thsr~4bas1s, 70 aka Hnrth
liHe Of said - -etN No. 'oUF 90. the aisa bsiH
the norsh seesi1B Ii aacf seetio he rwsRsy -nfns
ll9l, township ak 90. sauth Fapgp tea tip4 wsaz
ar D. thehce at aleng Sad north section hEe ems
hundred and thirteen us feet, er tAasaabsuts -
tks pisce 81 besinnfngst said tsrrftory being
part o. The northwest aagxtsx 81 Eafa sseaiosi
number twenty miss 20, aid fsrFltoFy taSRE
contiguous - the city Of &sAnssllte. and aut
plated or laid on NBAKE&. Mayer.
Attest: A. NJ McGauT,, CLERK. ~ lot isia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
"A Correction.

E8iiors Journal. gaai- laA ~ist
Permit me to occupy few lines in
your columns, for the purpose Of cor
recting the impression which yoar srti-
Gle of the 18th inst, entitled Spirit of
the German Press" had tendency to
aproduce-fhst the following extract,
EMIL BIsHoP AND THE CATHOLICS,
BLOWS TO-DAY, THE DEMOCRATS TRUMPET
WITH FULL FoRcE.-s'MaFk ye Catholic
ladies and gentlemen, Emil Bishop, this
rascal ragamufin, hypocrite, slanderer,
liar, connects to-day assassination With
Catholicism, He hates the Pope aad
Catholicism and intends to exterminate
the Catholic religion from the face of
the earth, with no other weapons bat
Discrimination, rendering of suspect and
SANDER. The serpents May hiss; oalum-
inatorsy hypocrites and slanderers win
ever reap their deserts. The war
against the Catholics in the interest of
radicalism ID already q concluded fac" =
Democrat GeTnldn) ~ lllw..
Was translation Of an article, which
had appeared ia the columns of the
Democrat, during this controversy be-
tween Mr. Dietz, Editor of the Democrat
and Mr.. Bishof of the Union. You
pretending TO give "a sample brick from
each" paper left no room to doubt on
this subject, especially when you gave
the Democrat credit for the extract
New letyme inform you, that no such
article, or anything like 1t, was ever
published in the Democrat, but 10 was
part Of the article of the Union of which
you gave q translation. The part at
tributed TO the Democrat by the transla-
tor was, no doabt, language intended 10
be put into the mouth of the Dess0eTat
BY the writer of said article. We can
assure your translator that Mr.. Dietz is
fully competent to write his own articles
and does not need or desire the aid of
any one, and the least, that of Mr..
Bishof. nagas#
If you should choose TO give another
sample brick from each, please request
your translator to Let each paper furnish
it's own article, instead of taking both
from one, in which. case your readers
could form @ more correct Judgment
about the Esprit of the German Press /"
The article of the Dem0crat-to which
Mr.. Bischof PFetends 20 reply-is at the
disposal OF your translator. or II yon ars
wiling TO give a sample brick from
each, | will furnish 10 TO you ready for
the, presa .2zA aai--el gaa rAIef3
BY giving this place in your columns
you will do an Rct Of justice 10 Mr..
Dietz, a3Au1 10 la1a ss p. MArER. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

A PRoPosED NEw RoAD TO OAK HILL
CEMErERY question has been
heretofore agitated, whether or not we
should have another, o shorter and n
better road leading from the city TO the
beautiful resting place Of the dead of
Evansville. Itia we'll known to every one
who has visited Oak Hill Cemetery, that
the present read leading thereto Is not
the best that could be desired; that do.
ring the winter and spring iii often al
most impossible. .ssssr Fa~nF4tnt
There are other causes which render
another avenue to the Cemetery desir.
able The present road crosses the
railroad; horses are frequently frighten-
ed and persons terrified by passing trains.
This is common mt all seasons Of the
year, but during hot weather two odor-
ferrous slaughter houses impregnate the
air with their, sickening stencil. But
were there no objections to the present
road, there are good reasons why there
should BIO another avenue leading from
the city. @
All the travel being turned upon one
road cuts II up and renders ID extremely
rough in muddy weather, aud extremely
dusty and unpleasant in dry weather.
But shorter route can he had and
better and pleasanter road made. T. q.
The best route proposed 10 directly
along the canal. until il reaches the
bend near the Cemetery, whence ID would
continue in straight line direct to the
gate Of the Cemetery. -s
The right of way can readily be OBJ
tanned, we understand, from Ninth
street, and if the canal is ever filed mp,
as it win be unquestionably, from tha old
Hall bridge, that can be used as the
entrance TO the Avenue. ia proposed
then to construct o.. handsome Avenue
eighty feet wide, with smooth and ar
most level double track, lined on each
side with handsome shade trees, which
when finished. win form one Of the most
pleasant and delightful drives in the Vi
entity of the city. 80 r. rs
Then, with good wide, dry side walks,
hundreds and thousand Of our citizens
who cannot afford the luxury Of . car
riage drive, would have . pleasant prone
made and eoald frequently visit the Gem
etery, pleasure which isnew ) consid-
cradle undertaking. - 49,
The right Of way obtaineds mere tzi-
Ge sof work, putting in o calvert and
building short embankment across the
pond near the Cemetery. . very good road
would already be provided, and which
could be completed ~ leisure and With
out the slightest oppression or ineonve-
nisnce to the people There 10 an abund-
anee. OF spare earth Immediately
this side of the swamp or pond with
which to ill thai up This once accom- accom- ]
pliahed, the work would be- practically
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

L FFmE or TIE ADAms ExrRkss coiarAxr,l
ssL Evansville, May -, 1895. .
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ON HAND
not called for before ne som dsy 81 June next.
will be sold on that Day &c PnbIie AaoEaon, lat 10
o'eieck Al } 70 pay freight and charges.
sund - Mrs. y. BARLEY, care Of u Barkham,
1 box, II. BatemAn, Evansville. Sea s1t - -
pkg II. n. Brsekfnridge, FrostsbHHe, KY. {
vile! = $500 1'.' = - =. o's' @'A1 "a
2 pkg. Crane. Brown q Co.. Evansville. ross
pSgs E.!. pohells EAT q
box. p, W, finch. sat4 - Sos
/ box, J. ". Farraft, gss aszeE
I pkg: - ?. cF naaa,. W. 80
basket aud pkg AttAehod, D. p. Hancock,
pkg. B. P. Hawthorn, Newborn NILS. 3
boxes A: 9, Hal eck,. Evansville. Ind. - g
tox, VIM Hoard, cars sf J. b. Dodge,
Pks q isabss. :sars Of T. ksiian. So rass
'oTb Box As Dr. 5Sa.Oo. 80 - Fv.p,y,,,s
J box, D. q. Kennedy = t5H3
bundle. Keller Waite. sE
pkg, ]. J. Kriss,
tRsV;ssE sad 1is.s 5, .. Lyman
! @ bag ]. q. Miller.
n pEs. ". marks, = 81 IpTgE' ssE.ss Too
! machine. no mark, Henderson.
pkgss 70 marks Asa aaskf'F 81 ia
pkg,P g. o'ksiley,s7sse - SIZES l7G
bale, VIVA. Powers, s.szazs $50 s..
pkg, Pleich.
box. PresIdsut Aatisniiusai sOesssy, Evans-
box, L. d. RasoF, Boensviils.
Pig, Mrs. .. BeFrers Madisonvills, Ky.
bag, ]: @: RutIiGgs. Evansville .-.-s.---..s
pkg, J. B. stephrnsou, Cassytiile, Ky.
| Pkg, Miss &c. schuaek, New Harmony
box. Miss O. Schouses saadeFsviIle, care Of II
Juukins, Evansville
boz, DR.. L. Sitzeiis EynnMvilIs- Z -FNT
pkg D. stsassrs, Livermore, KY
ecxt 2, Mhatteugilis Evansville. "a r. s. ~
bdl, d. Wade, WAdesyile -
pkg, J. N. white, Hsrtfort, KY.
] pkg, John visa, Hsuasrs0n, ny. 4 SsA .
s1l boz, J. Yeager LynRsiIle.s
May IS, isss-dS0d. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

H% We give place, this morning, to
n communication from Peter Maisr,
Esq., in regard TO an article that mp
peared in the Jonrnal OF yesterday,
translated from the Union. The article
IN question was translated by young
gentleman of our city in whose integrity
and skill as translator we have conf-
dence. The extract purporting to be
copied from On editorial in the Dssso-
crat, we supposedly was N genuine extract.
40 Mr.. Msier desires 10, however, we
print his denial, 90 ws certainly wish TO
do no paper the injustice of misquoting
ito editorials. $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

BREv. MAJ. GKa. CRuFr.--From the
Chattanooga Gaseste we learn that
Brevet Maj. Gen. Charles Cruft in now
temporarily in command of the District
of the Etowah, Gen. Sseadman being
absent on leave. The position ia one Of
great importance, and few men are bet
ter qualified TO ill II than Gen. Crufe
He has proved himself possessed Of
superior military and executive ability
His many honorable acara are sufficient
proofa of his gallantry in action.
The Chattanooga Gasetss says the
General was sarenaded few evenings
since &C his rooms mt the Crutchfeld
House, by the band of the 18th u. 8. c.
l. A neat little speech was made by the
General, who paid q deserved compli.
ment TO the valor and bravery of the ne
gro soldiers, manifested especially in
their conduct in the battles before Nash
villa imaf wimtMr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
..MILL.INE cry.
MiIliner-ss Rhyme.

WIN MAvS JUST oPRsED LARGE srocx ON rMx
Lovliest Bonnets ever worn,
HAta that would quaen'a haad Maorn
Flowers OF endless variety
Not excelled In Wheeler's Nursary;
Ornaments Of Jet. Silver or Straw,
As nice nm amy eyes ever saw;
Ribbons I'm all shades OF Rainbow, a.
In widths and pri-es all right, you know
Gables Of Straw, In various kinda;
Straw Birds, 90 nice, twill troRhle your mind
Till yoR see Miss Dunn and make seleesiom,
Gst Mas Bsllam trim 20 perfection.
For, 40 Miliiner, ts second 60 none
A gin with which she seems to We been born.
When IL comes for the bills to pay,
schapker Buasing's popular way
La "One Price" and no deviation,
And allow no misrepresentation.
70 come with greenbackA. silver or gold,
MAKE selections FROM varieties untold,
And when you see this imperfect rhyme,
Remember Forty Seven and Mine. mvl2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

aonesana afa etuEementsbeirg added ron
year to year, we would soon have an ex-
oellent sU.hasltute for Park.
BY this route, the distances to tbs
Cemetery from any pArtof the city above
Main street, would not exceed one mile.
or one mile and Q quater. The old
road could then be-improved aud much
better preserved, and could be used by
all beloE Main street phb desired to do
90. We shall alluds to this subject soon
again.
) VAFoRISe- --The dslectahle and mag
nanimity loving editor Of the Yineepnes
Sun, in his last issue, vituperateth
against M in that highly Christian and
gentleAanly style that eharacteEzesh al
bis acts "scullion." 'toady ,@avile and
sneaking slandeEeF,"s "syeoPhAnt, 'idirty
cringing cur" are q few Of his gems,
and he strongly intimates that he never
brsathed word rejecting IN the slight
est degree against any Of "Indiana's
gallant sons or any other soldier. We
have not file of the Sun for the last
four years, else could we refresh the
memory Of the Sun editor amazingly
Do you recollect, Greene, what you
said in reply to an allasion by US to an
episode that occurred In the camp Of the
24th regiment7 Win you repeat your
language, rerbGtiaa, used on that ocea.
sion7 Will ron republish your several
articles reeountiag the events transpir
ing during your celebrated visit % Hen
deraon2 or your opinion as then express
cd towards the boys Of the 65th thaI
gave You such agIowing reception7 Car
you not repeat Jour pioua, Chris.iar
wish relative TO one Of the editors Of th1
Evansville Journal, who had enlisted foI
100 days in the service Of his country9
The heart that dictated the wish tha
he might not live to return home pos
sessed the same spirit, bnt not the sam,
courage, that estimated the heart of tn
assassin, Booth. Your record is prett,
well known, Mister Greene, and M
subterfuges or hoheyed phrases toward
the soldiers that you may use nov willsav
ron from their loathing and contempt
that loathing and contempt that has fol
lowed JON ever since your celebrates
visit to the camp Of the Oath INDIAN
! regiment Transferring your vitupers
ton TO Us win not relieve you. You
attempt to treat menas ours has, ON on
occasion, at least, resulted in the mos
HdrrOsO-ing modification and discomf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

NOTICE IS gEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council of the city Of Evansville.
IN pnFsnaaee Of tha prosIsiuns % an Act 81 tse
General Assembly Of the State Of fnaiaaa. Ap-
pr owed March 8, 1865, sntiilsd - ~ Al Act 70
amend the seventy -nsst section ct Act utitied
AN Act granting % the eitzsps u the town Of
Charter approved JAatAFy n 1881, add 10 hdd
supplemental sections % said Act" wil!, On the
18th y Of May, "A. u. 1868, present 10 tbs Board
Of County Com nafsefonars of Vauderbhrah county
petition praying f0x fhe anBexatton % said city
Of the following dsscribvd territory, aud setting
To- tn the reasons for such annexation, viz. An
that part Of the vest half Of the nerth.aest
quarter Of section twenty mine, and the e4st halls
OF the north.east quarter Of section thirty, loRn-
ship Elk south Fange ten vest described Is fol-
lows, vizs Beginning a. the intersection Of hasa
and Eighlh streets Of said city, at tho center Of
said streets, and running thebca BiOnK the middlb
line Of Eighth street Ave hundred aud seventy
eight t57sl feet to point opposite the oentsr ~
80 alley dividing the Dspot grounds offhe Evans.
willie Charlottesville Railroad CampsaY fre1a
Orr aud Harrison's Enlargement Of Evansville;
thence along the middle q aaaa ~ y nins hu0-
area and twelve and fourt sBths af2 A-lO) feet u
an iron pin the east and west line running
thr ugh te middle of ths northwest quarter Of
said section twenty-nine; thence esst along said
east aud west line four hundred and Hfty-two and
q half t45Z III feet, % the north and south line
running through the Esiddis Of said quarter ssc-
ton; thence Borth along said north and south
iine six kundrat and forty ssyen te87fen 10 the
middle Of the railroad track on William street,
being the center street running east and west
through this North Maatern Enlargement Of
FvansFilles thence west along the center 81 said
William street extended one thousand and forty
six and one-fourth (I,0ts ~ fest, 70 the miadae
OF Main street. and thence along The nilddle 0f
Main street eight hundred and ninety -threo sad
three fourths le9s "a feet, % thu paes Of bsgia-
ming said territory being contiguous 70 the city
Of Evansville and not PLATED q izid ca
Attest: a. H. McgRIEF, Clerk. als-st
tTo ALvIE b. CARPETER and the Evans
a willie AZ q Crawfordsville Eatlread Compagy.
Notice Is hereby given that the petition referred
to-iu tho above notice was presented % the Board
Of County Commissioners Of FaBdsFbuFSth coma
~ on the 18Th Day 81 May. 1896, aud that the
same vas received and e0naidersd, Aad u sas
ordered by said Beard thai the further bearing
ana consideration Of saia application Be tohttuued
until the 18th day Of June, 1915, aud that notice
Be given BY the County Auditor BY publication In
the Evansville Daily Journal, that aaid zppiea-
tion IL nov pending before said Board, and that II
will be heard aud decsaed a. 10 said 18th day Of
Juns, Is85. VICTOR BIsCH,
1870 t@A Auditor v. q.
Evansville, May II, 1865. IL a23-iiunei7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

THE TENNESSEE RIVER TRADE-We
hope every merchant in the city win
bear in mind the meeting appointed for
tomorrow morning, nj the store of
Goldman, Berg A Co., and determine to
Attendit The committee, we learn, are
making satisfactory progress. and will
be able to make q report at tho nesting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

A HAHpsoME PRKaENT.-The officers
OF the I1th Indiana Cavalry have pre-
scented magnificent silver setr consist
ing of 40 pieces and valued nc el 600,
20 Col. Bob Stewart, lately commanding
that regiment No officer ever had o
raore happy faculty of Winning the
hearts az well ms the esteem and respect
Of his command than Col. Bob Stewart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

PT VIRTUE OF Az ORDER OF THE yAE.
- daFbargh Circuit Court, had ~ rs Apr I
tef ., Ieoos 4, the undersigns4 Commissioa-rs or
ter for SALE At private sale, faa foi or ng de-
seribsd real estate, t0-wft..
!. lots five and six Is and g, ia block nine fsf
II the Fourth EnlargEzenf Of tbs ~ ef EFMals-
vile. Indiana
The above property embraces two desfrakle
city lots with tz0-ssery frame housa, which
will Be sold for cash or time. Deferred psv-
E1euts 10 BE secured by notes With approved surfv
70 bear interest from date sad waving relsf laws
ta~ae f-sa Asa IGLEHART,
myA. CoRmissianar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

B6- James r. Hallowell has been
commissioned Colonel Of the Stat Indi-i
ana, and Silss Grimes Lieut.. Colonel.
Col. HalIowelI has been in the service
since the war commenced, and has al
ways been distinguished for his gallant
ny. lie has had several loud calls, but
has survived them all. p aesas'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

-afg- We are frequently asked who we
Allude 10 when we have rsprobated some
common vice. We can answer now
once for NIL, we mean no one. We an
imadvert the vice, the folly or the crime,
aud If there are my who indulge In
those vices. those follies Or those crimes,
we would kindly admoniah them 20 TO
form. livs virtaoaaly. soberiy and right
eousiy and hey will not have occasion
70 anapact we allude 70 than.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

PRoMoTED.-We are glad to learn that
our gallant young friend Abe aharra
has been commissioned Colonel Of the
18th Indiana Cavalry, gsce Col Stewart
resigned. Col. SharrA enlisted as pri-
vate in the I'd Indiana Cavalry and has
gradually risen from the ranks until he
reached the high rank which he now
holds and which he 10 eminsntly qualified
IN ell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
MARRIED.

On the morBlss Of the ISM Or May by ths
Rev. J. Dodge, at the rssidsnes Of be BRIDES faith
or, joss TkAvEs, Esq, 70 Bfiss LAuRA Q. BIER-
RowER. s.sss = .5ssaqsses asa ~ .-.sw
We extend eur oangratulatioua to our happy
young friends, and hope that long years Of IN.
mixed pleasure may he theirs, and that not until
lats ia life shall they b. brought 70 The ba that
shall bear them to che bowsr Of Death 19s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

B@- The Wabash EEpreas says the
people of Putnam county are suffering
from the presence of squads of deserters
and gnerrillas, who are committing all
soFts Of outrages and excuses. Gov.
Morton has determined that they shall
be extermiaAted, and prompt measures
are being taken for that purpose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
m@B- The old drawbridee across III

/ @S- The old drawbridge across the
Wabash, at the foot of Ohio street,
Terre Haute, has been cold for $3.50. It
viii be taken down Immediately. The
people Of yincennes shoald have bought
ID. They want bridge across the Wa
bash, and they could have got this one
cheap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
SODA WATER, &c.
Commissioner's SAID, Of Reaf Fstats

QT VIRTUE Of decree or the Court Of Com
ID mon Pleas 81 VaHdsrburgh County the nn-
jane 1865 between 10 o'el ck A. NJ aas Z sleires-
p Ms al The Court Hons door 10 Evansville rre-
eeed = SELF a. pzhle auction, the woI Of Brink
meyers EntarSament Of the City Of EYansvIlls,
comprising = building lots ana fhFss 800 hr5cs
Fssidensea- I9
Terms q sale ons-third cash, 'ons-thira 4, 8
n ushs and one-third at IS months, the pureha-
ser giving notss with a5prouad sursfT. bearir.,
auterszt sud waving rsiief laws
a map Of fhia enlargement can be seen al the
ONCE Of Asa Igfehart, Thru street
HIRAM NELSON,
my17 tiHni7 Cornrnf-s5orsr
{ Daily Union copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
Notice to Contractors.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Il EvHneFfilaswin- rseefys aea1ea proposals an
II ths Jans l2shs 1885, fsr the grading and mac
adamtzfng Of kifst Street Of said city from / o.
Gust TO DaEisaea Street, Asafssmnrn Of sbout go
feet also for grading and paving che alley ai tn.
ate between Third and Foarfh etreetss and ex-
fsndtng from Oak to Cherry Streets.
undersigned
By order Of the Council
A. NJ. McGRTFF, Clerk
Evansville, May II, lsss. myIs.tjanes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
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STRAYED.

IRON the subscribers residing 10 Scott Tcwa-
A. ship. YandeEburgh county, about three miles
south Of Warrenton, en- the l4th Of May one bay
Horse with black name and tail, abent Is hands
high aud shree yeera old. Any person By deliver
ing said horse to the owner, by giving inforua.
tion leading to his Fscosary, viii be liDaraly
wArdef By the. undersigned. saAs fas ~
10 - GEORGE DEREIsToN.
May Is, e5,--ltd&w II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

GuRRREILAs I'M IMpEaKA.-Wa are in
formed, says the New Albany Ledger Of
Wednesday, thssa gang Of some twenty
guerrillas crossed the Ohio river from
Ksntacky into Harrison county, Indiana,
at an esrly hour this morning. We hare
heard of no deprsdAtions being com
mitted by them on this aide of the river.
IL 10 thought by some that their object 10
robbery, and by others that they are try
ing to make their escape from body of
troops that were in pursuit of them in
Kentucky. A squad of soldiers have
been sent from this city 20 capture them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

To nm REaUMED. -Thos. 8. Petit,
having returned from Dixie, whittier he
was banished for disloyAlty, announces
bis purpose to resume the publication of
the Owensboro MoRsfsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
SOUTHERN MILLS.
Hol AN Re that Zimmerman !

au AII &c IAAL hung erctn
Come ali ye heuaewtvss. rich or poor,
Whose pleasant duty tits 70 store
tour tables With the star o. life,
mostly entrusted 10 the wife.l Ir
Tbs EcwtAern Mfiis are nos prepared
To deliver almost ever where
FtoaT, Cora- Neal, Braa and Feed,
In faets he food for man and beast.
Are you ID vant2 Then q 0 not tarry,
- For understand, We s'ways carry
Our goods all over the city frss,
Yea, cit that's annexed recently
on Iccuat street, near the frssaoas dffeh.
1eu'n md them ready to serve you quick,
with express, drky--0r beth. II reed BE-
so leave our oFdsrs-be treated neatly. -
At sa 4TaLEHEART BROTuERs,
Southern Mills corner Locust sBd Canal