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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27

A FALL Assortment of FLAN-
IA NELS, at PECK & BROTHERS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27

nRESS G~OODS.-Merinoes, both
~ twilled and reps, Empress Cloths, plaid and
plain Alapacca, Cabaryhs, Poplins, De Lanes. &c.
at PECK & BROTHERS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27
Advantages of the Florence
Sewing Machine.

place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Explosion OF the steamer Pos, sO,.

VI &1c otN4aG6 AUat ADl .
The occurrence took place, a. has al
ready been stated, at place about
twenty-five miles mp the coast from New
Orleans
The New Orleans Tsses Of the 7th,
furnishes the following particulars.
Before the, boat had landed. il was the
testimony Of the engineer, that be bad
given directions 10 have the pumps
on, in order that there should be plenty
OF water. The capacity of the boilers
vas 10 carry about forty pounds OF
steam During the trip there was less
than twenty pounds carried in the boilers
at the time.
The boat landed and tied up at wood
yard. Capt Bennett was forward giving
directions. The engineer, Mr.. Henry
?. Wallace, went ashore TO look for dry
wood. A few minutes after the steamer
had landed, while the fireman and two
others Of the hands we're on the forward
deck, the boiler exploded-the front part
blown out scalded the fireman to death,
killed another man named John, In.
stantly, injured another severely, and
blew Capt. Bennett high IN the air, from
whence be dropped into the river, and
would have been drowned, bat for q
piece Of drift-wood, to which be eIuEg in
desperation
The engineer being ashore was not
hart The man John who had been
killed was examined By the Coroner a.
the woodward This man said that the
last thing be remembered vas that he
had turned the guage-cock of the boiler,
aud had put his hand On she doctor.
Capt Bennett was severely burned
about the head and face.
The boilers Of this boas the engineer
had cleaned They we're not inspected,
according TO the testimony Of the Cap
tain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Dwelling Houses for Sale

No. -. A ons-story frame house. with ssa =
seo ns ana Kitchen, on ios 6, block "a. EAster-n
Ne. - A one-story frame hoa.s, with tAr.
roeust Kitchen aud cellar, With stable and vsae.a .
house attached, ON LOT 20, block t0s, Lamasco
Nc. 90 nne tNo-story frame dwalline cor. =
tatning twelve rooms, with cellar eisteru stahls
seea = ansei &C., attached, lots H. IL and tart
OF ~, block ~, Eastern Enlargement
No 30 good two-story hrlck house. contain.
Ing Avs rooms, Kitchen, csiiar, rtwtsrn ana syt.
houses thereto all attached coed bualneas 1ees
hsn situate on lot J. Lilles.ea's Endorsement
NO. y two-story brick house 90 attaining am
rooms, with necessary enf-housea an Ttrst
ANenaes Aamasco.
Nc q. new name houss Ia bloch $. Sor,s-
No. 80, A ons-story frame on Ssatr,l ..r,.t ., =.
tween Sycamore and Vine. on a0xl5o fe~t 81 hss
lts, Donation EalAFgumsnt.
Ne 4os hficA dwelling aud stnre-houae on a
9, Iilezton's Enlargement I'm. lat T-er,. =
ieet Ga Main street, and extends back $50 fret /,
Vine street. The ssoze-room q HISS hst vsttb 4,
good. deep cellar under the whole rs.ssn
30. Il; double frzme dwelling censAiufs,
eight rooms, with two etstsrns. two cellars AL
stables attached, ON los H. block -. Rsateru Ea.
No. AZ, A double brick dwelling co0,.,n.,.
tour roemss With cellar, eistern, 4e situate "a
lots aud z, hlock l. Holzgrafs Enlargement
Ne. - one-atory frame containing rooms.
kttehen aud wood shed. on lots - and n hloek.
", iamssoo This is desirahis locailon % Ful-
Ne -, oge-s,ory frame hoase On the sornsr
81 Center aud Leet streets.
Ne. -: two-story brick dwelling on the es<-.
Der OF sycamore and Sixth streets eoptnlnln~-
eight rooms. -
No. So two-story frame dweIiIux cont .intas-
TOUR rooiass Kitchen, cellar, stAhle. sfaoksloa~s
and good we'll Of water and cistern ATTACHED. =
namss 81 sheioe bearing ftuit tr~e~; sitaass-
upon three acres Of ground. At MechanlcsyiIle
Ne ~ 80 acres Of Wabash bottom bands. .
halt mile ffom the Ohio rizsr Will b. sxchans-
"a Tor city property in Evansville.
10 - a new tSo-storr ( ans ausilfur ceu-
sAinihs nlne rooms. situate % bot S bioek -
EAssefn Enlargement. This IL zee Of the u.ese
situated IN a delightfat neixhhorhosd
Apply 60
WALKER LuNKEHHRIMER
AeAI ENLAlA AEnnta N. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

s,a,xax, Nnw Yeas. Marsh IS
sgTTOA-Duiis aes sssts lsusr: s7sss ssr
FLoUR-frrsssi4r sxtra stssz se.r.. ..s
steady othsF ktaas dsii snd aaalin7as ~ 80
~ y extra stats - 7onls % sxtSm Fgaed 49,
gAlo. and 10 ss9li % be trnAs brAaaa. ranrksf
eiaafng heavy.
wnfsKT-esaa~s ywssssrn @taga
WhkAT-nsssy ana Ss8s eanss tswss Amaksr
Asshs aisea Il tss Ne. htiwaakia slab, =
kfE-pau aad asciialnE
bARLEI-pali
ooRs-H...r. sas as s-as. lover ssw ,.i-
ioS ~ ssAI 80.
WooL-ffutf
fkfk0LEUM-nail add lo~sf IS gsr rrua. .
81 tos rsaned IN bond. aaa ansasl Ia frse
C0AFEE--nuli ana aroopIas
PORK Decsdsdiy lesser &c kTssma1 IS srusw
msss siostak At . cash anA rsFaaar wnv. 81 a
" - ter g % 81. cash, eIesias ~ as eAsh. sed
- eseszs = prime. and 81 zs4az % priuas neas
bsEs -Dnil sad heavy ian plain me=s. saa
- ae92z Ser extra mess
bkEf HAas--pull - f5r sFssssd
hOGs-Duil aas seminal
toF hkAfs-Lswsr: iT@i51. Ser shosi4erss
saInssisaa cut fssBisSl shoFt Fsbesd. sac fsss
LARD-~LsNsr. ass@ssi
buTTEE-~DnIi Ana- lower. lama ar okfa
tHkEsE--Lsss activa; Iasasa
Monty stsedy az PER cent
sfkkLlsG-pail. l0Ss safaa
0OLp-Uassttl-d sad iswsF ussagax Al 1 IA
aseiisinK 50 res asvSaeinR 70 7sss aaa riSs.
Ing a. 17Tsasl IS
sT00ks--Fxttsr
GOVERNMENT sToCKs-Haasy sna a .haa.
lower. q. q Sc 81, 10, s.sPs eonoons 10 80 !
one year tsrtiae&ts SAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
The Material Of sOionon's Temple.

The following extract from lecture
delivered by Professos SillimAn, in Ne.
vada, viii be read With interest BY Bible
readers Desiring to give his hearers
an example Of the practical iRexhaasta-
bleness Of the mineral treasase Of the
earth, he said:
The practical inexhanstibility Of tie
silver mines Of Nevada Is exemuli6ed
by he tin mines Of Cornwall, England
These were knoNH to have been worked
N the time Of Solomon. From these
came the Tin thai forsned the bronze that
oEnamented the temple For thousands
OF jean this exhaustion has been going
on; aud although the Duehy OF Cornwall.
from WI ich 80 vast an amount Of metal
has bee taken, il not hall as large as
LondeE county, ia Nevada, still il pro-
daees as great quantities as ever, and
new veins are often found Of as great
value As those that have been worked Tor
centuries The veins of Cornwall are
thins and IN granite. as are thOss Of Aus
tan, IN Lander county Ii they have
lasted 50 many thoEsaHd years, aud turn
ed out such great amounts Of metal. why
should not tbese7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

a hEeTzEl0Us AFFAsR--Isakt Thurs
day, says the Cineiansii ConmsrefaI
a eoaple Of Eaen weBs aboard the New
port ferryboas apparently for the pur
pose Of crossing the river, but, upon be-
ing asked for The fare, the boat being a
the time about ssid-river. one OF them
paid ii, and Ahoasing Here / 20, threw
himself into thu water. This created
some eoniusscn as miKht be surmisea
bat when quiet was restored, ii vas dis
covered that his companion had also
thrown himaulf overheard, and vas
drowning. The .eeeae Of the suicides
vas attempted, and rendered successful
IA the case Of one Of them, nan named
Hays, but the other found grave 10 the
tnrbid wSieFs Of the Ohio. Another
singular circumstance connected with
this somewhat extraordinary affair i.
that the man who was rescued had in
BE erms dov. whieh vas drowned.
thas iooslag Nhat bss masIef Wished 70
take, namely, bis life. The man refused
% answer any questions Whatever, but :
oystander seemed 20 know him, and gave
his name, which we have stated above
IL il saPp0sed that the parties had
agreed together upon this mode Of SUI.
eide and went aboard for that purpose.
bat the persistence with which The res-
eaed man refused % reply TO the aaes-
tionlngs OF the cFoNd still keeps a veil
Of mystery Aboa, The affair which prom.
ssea much interest, il i could only be
raised.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
FINANCIAL.
j. s. 1-sQ LQLh.

By suihsytsy II the sscrsssry Of the Treasury
'hs uaasEsignsd has assumed tAs General Sub
AeFiRsaOn Assaey foE the sale eE UnIssa STATES
Trsasary Sesss. bs4rizg ssvsa ssa tArse-s sash.
pr esnt. lsssrsss pr .nnn-a. knoun -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Ihs Holmes Coanty Faynser, Copper.
bead, pats itself On the record thus:
at Is our deliberate opinion, bat We
DO not wish it made pablo, that the mea
who favor the killing OF {, OO0. 900 al
white people, to free and enfranehise
1000, 900 Of negroes, are cold FLOODED
enough to endure the heat Of hell 10 all
eternity, without becoming deeensly
warmed
And it Is our opinion, that the men
who you'd psssively consent to the vio-
lent distraction Of the Union. for fear
4 /, 900, 900 Of "niggers might be Iiber-
ated, Iii were permitted 10 exist, are
mean enongh.to STIR the fres, and take
pay Of the devil for their labor CiHein-
matt Commercial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

CtARExcE PEwxsioe ~ EAsr TExxes
sEE.--A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writing from Cumberland
Gap, under date Of the 5lh inst, says.
George ID. Prensiees poor errinr
bog, Clarence , has inst turned 40 n
thia vicinity, aud doaBt aol his friends
Slli be anxious 20 bear Of his brave
deeds. lie n ale his appearance before
Tazeweli, Tennessee, about thirteen
niles west Of ahis post, which is oceu.
pied BY about fifty men Of the I'd North
Carolina Mounted Infantry, under Lieut..
J. y. Jennings. Prentice, with force
estimated at from $50 10 200, surround.
ed the town, and sent ia the following
grandiloquont demsnd Cor surrender:
HkADoH c. s FoEcEs, ~ FRoxT 81 J
TAzewell, Tennessee, March 5, 1865. |
To fAe 0gSoer obHszasding ne Post Of
Taxelreu.
By direction Of General Giltner. con.
handing brigade, have thoroughly 10
vested this town, and demand ita imme-
date aad unconditional surrender
give yoa i've inmates 70 respond 20 shia
demand. II you do not surrender yon
must abide by the usage Of civilized
nations CLARKxcE J. PRESricE.
Lientenant Colonel. Commanding 7sh
Confederate Cavalry Battalion.
Bat Clarence J. had caught a tartar.
Lieutenant Jennings replied that he was
there hrst and thought be could stay
there, bat that 81 all events the place
should not be surrendered until be
tPrentice) showed nnmistakable proof
Of bis ability 10 take IL The ball opened
ct once, and after tao hours hard fight.
ing Prentice Withdrew oat OF range, and
under Sag Of truce requested permission
20 burg his dead. This was met By
charge By Lieutenant Jennings wish his
little band, driving the Kentucky cbival-
- entirely out Of the place aud oapsuf-
ing al Of HE wounded. The euemy.s
loss can not be Iess than thirty, among
them q Lieutenant Richmond. Our loss
vas tFifiiug Lieutenant Jennings i
eth at Tazswell and confident Of his
ability TO bold the town forever against
the redoubtabls scion Of George d. Of
Louisville, Ky Ldeatenants Long and
Jennings are IndianiAna, and OF sterling
metal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
shsrman as ported An tae n.nr
Aahela AZ Gal 80 -

New YoEE, March 15.-The Obmmsr.
esat Washington special says The sto-
RES Of the malfesancs in the Interior
Department are pronounced without
foundation By the National Intel ioeneer
Il is understood that Secretary Nc.
Cuiloeh has authorized the issue Of a
new series Of 1908 under the auspices
Of Jay Cooke & Co.
Dispatches from Eezbern, dated the
llth. says the prisoners taken by The
rebels IN front of Kingston have been
recaptured, that Gen. Terry has formed
junction with our troops there. and
That sherman was expected in the rear
OF the rebels at Goldsboro On the 18th or
18th. - -
The Posts Washington special SAYS
Gen. Sehofeld has placed Zen. Hawley
10 command at WILMINGTON. De is 4
native Of North Carolina, bat has re ided
70 the North for many Years He Ieft
The Hartford expressly 70 enter the Arny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
~ The Savannah

"a The Savannah police have ar
rested 3 man By the name Of Joe
Wright, notorious desperate, charged
with setting FIRE to the building that
started the great FIRE in that city, . few
weeks since, and resulted in the Ioss Of
life and an immense deal Of property.
The proof ID strong against him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
THE VERY LATEST
It ELE CIR a Pr.


WAsHIxGTos, March l5.-Infornatiou
from the Array of the Potomac speak.
ing OF Sheridan's success Ia destroying
the Lynehburg Railroad At some points,
and In1ieting severe damage on the
canal, &c, says he il on his way 20 the
White House, and that the military off,
GERS high IN authority claim this 10 be
ne most important raid Of the var.
Inc batteries 1T Fort Morton shelled
the enemys lines on Monday afternoca.
and we're replied 70, bat without damage
50 FAR a. Is known,
Deserters continue 20 come into our
hnes Several cavalry men arrived
on Sunday with their horses aud eaaip-
ments, which they tried 70 sell.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Cincinnati Markets.

CsseTNsaxt. March IS
ELoUk-Dail; superase sold e. iow A. soes
WHEATON, ~ 7ssbi % ior Red
tORN Dali and price noansaal
OATs-Duil and seminal
MHIsKY-Dall AZ IS
PkOTIsIohs-Maas Pork sold a. ias a. 30 90
Prime City Lard oaMsed at aesxe
G20eEkTEs-Duii and prices sraoofBz Rat
iittis bnsinsss done In any dep srtmsnt
GoLp-Daoiinea % ITO
sfLYEn-fso
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

PoE-LAsD, Msrch ls-The steamship
FsraEiani from Liverpool, via London
derry the 81, arrived this p m.
Political news unimportant.
The Bank Of England has reduced
It's rate OF discount from Eve to four and
half centa
The opening Of the telegraph to India
attracts much attention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

WASHINGTON, March Is -Ramors pre-
vail that Peace Commissioners hava
reached City Point from Richmond. but
no information, after careful inouiry
can be obtained 70 confirm ihsir truth
These ramors came By way Of baltimore.
but from no responsible source
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

80 The New York Conszeresal Id
reTflseT suggests that General Sherman
shoald have been Supplied Eith carrier
pigeons, before starting on his march
tar0ugh the Carolinas. It Woald have
been practicable 70 send the birds 70
Washington With dispatches.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

s@The ofEce Of the New York World
vas Illuminated during the great New
York celebration Of the splendid series
of victories that has recently crowned
our arms. That was pretty good for q
Copperhead newspaper Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

PHILADELPHIA, March is-The Bai.
teftns Washington special says. At noon
,o-dsy The War Department had advices
BY the Lehigb, at Fortress Monroe, thai
schohsld occupied kingsson, n. c., on
the 18th mat General bragg and bis
army retreated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

s1r a correspondent Of ltbe Ports
mouth Caroaicie, writing from Norfolk,
Virginia, says the grsaa iron-clad Die
tator " carries only two guns, draws
twenty-one feet Of water, runs less than
seven knots an hour st sea, and cost two
millions, and that If she was to take
on board all the contract requires, she
would sink alongside the wharf
That story has been repeated and de-
MED until no one believes il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

NEw foRE, March i5.-The down.
ward tendency OF gold continues, which
y the effect Of ths military asws fhs
lowest point reached vas ia. subse-
quentiy Il rallied half cent
Drafting was commenced here today.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
wTL1rABr RFAvTs
Attorney u Law aud U. 5. Claim

Attorney ai Law aud q. s. Claim
agent,
"a authorized - tho Government 10 precuf. Pen
slnp'i bounty Money, Back Pay, Bsanty Land
u'alma Tor hoases aud other PaoFsafY desiro,sd
While la e. = services Of the Government, aud all
rlaims. Of Whatever Kind or nature againat the
United States
BOUNTY for Discharged S0ldIersl
by ma Amendments 20 the bounty Law, passed At
the last session Of Congress. An soldiers or
other persons who Aars been ~ shall hereafter b.
discharged withn two years fo.n the date Of their
enlistment, hy reasou ofwounda rcoaived in battle
shall receive the same Bounir As though thoy
served two yeaFs.p
oalSe e61s Maiu Street. over Keilers Gun s /. rs
opposite the oours House. Evansville. IadiauA.
oarrespcndeufa must encioae stamps.
So Good reisrgnoos given ~ required mhas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
OloakS and ShawIs
WE ARE CLOSING OUT eUqg STOCK OF
Vioaks and ahaWls 81 low guzes Cali sas
So AZ NRI0fMs naBERTs,
FOR SALE.
BuiICiinr Lois for soIo

bulidlng Lots for Sale.
Ne To- NV 4 o. lot 40, Donation Enlars,apt
Me- " Lets 22s and ga. do 40
no. IS. Lots l. 3, 5, : aud 5. block a.. Kastst
% 70. Lots azd r. block %. Eastern Ent.x
Plan.
No. q Lots and z. bloek 1, Bsfseti Pa.e.
No. - Lot =, block I, Northern Knlarrwm..st
Ne q Lots 10. II, u, Il. ~. 10 aud is, kloess
10. North Eastern Enlargement
Ne. - Lot ~, block e.. 1amaseo
Ne. 28s Lots aud T. biesk So sasmaueo
No. 20; Lots 4, 8, . aud 10, block 30. Iamas.,
ca, Lsmaseo. - ~
No, 81 Lots q. %, e. block n. LamAsoo.
No. g: Lots 2, II, n, biaek "a, Lamaaco.
Nc 30 Lots 5, 4, 5, 6, e and half Of n, blo.f
50. Lamasco
Ne. - Lots 20, "a, Is. Isabella Place. eorns
Of Eraakin aud First Axenna
re. W. lot rs, German Building AasociEttonss.
City. y
Title perfect and terms easy.
Apply at No, West Third street Evnnsville
WALKER & LuNKENHEINRR
AaoA2-AmaAN Real Estate Arents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
HOHN INTnREsTe

To rHSalofAss.-ii you wish 70 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals a. a small sd.
tNhes ga Eastern prices - and examine KuLlaa
"hirs's stock, wAers you vii aud every arti
o'o That Is nesdsd BY tho profession, and e. pfers
Fhi'h eannet fAii 70 give satisfaction. Their
SION j. 81 No. 81 asia street. maytdsw,f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

e~ The Missourians are turning
their attention to the culture Of the
grape. Immense vineyards are being
planted this spring. The demand is for
the Delaware, Diana, Isabella, Virginia
Seeding, &c The Catawba Il not
thoagbt sufficiently hardy for the CT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank,
TREASURY HERAKre@ W.
OFFIcE OF CosfTReILEs OF THIS CukESFsES,
Washington, January Isth,tSEG ! O.

TREASURY DErAKges IA.
OfficE of COMPTROLLER OF THIS CuREFfHEl,
Washington, January 1sth,tSxk
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence prese ated to
the undersigned u has boen made 70 aps,ee< that
" THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANk,am he city
ei kSanssiile, IN The county Of Vsnaerbu rEa ana
seAse OF Indiana, has been duly organised ander
Sn1 seeoFuing TO the requirements Of the Act Of
Seosrese entitled, . An Act 70 provide a Nationai
Nusstsasy secured by pledge Of o. $. Bonds
snS W tsoVlee for the circulation and redemption
tsSa Win Al the provisions OF said act REQUIRED
70 @ somplied with before Commencing a. maj
ness q banking under said act ''S 0'''.-
Now, EaEREF0RE. I. HUGH Rf-c1il,Ah g.
el,sL o. tas Currency, do hereby eertifv thst Tba
hSaos - Sectional Bank in the city Of Evaps.
Indians r. .nthae3. ~ ,eAnder6urgh and State Of
OF oankiag under the Act aforesaid NN''lSss
Ia testimony whereof witness nv hani a., -,
o. once this nineteenth day Of January. ISSS
u.s. HUGH MeCULLoCH,
Comptroller Of the Currencv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
SKIRTS.
n EW y KIRT
FOB
1865 - 1905.
The Greatest Iassatioa q the Assia
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. ". BRAnLEYsS Nsz FAssut pfrPIrx
Sill Pftc fer tonblel SPRING SKIRT
MksT. BRADLEY A GARY. flAts J / koI
Vest, SOLE PREPARATIONS AND MAuwACs
LlkAA-s y Chambers ana - Aad II RaAlls
THIS INVENTION eoaslsts q nuri Tor
tvol tiaptic Steel springs. ingpascu " hrsi.lss
tightly AID nrmy tosetAsrs eags 70 edge, Iaasi.is
he teasessf, nost 6sxibis. elastic and darahie
SpriEE err useL They ssisem bsud ~ frsas
nks tes sins j. Springs. and ooaseQueaty preserve
.nslf fsrsacs aaa heaatifai saaps tWios - 10. =
any other skirt.
fAs - derfai nexihiiigy Ana great co y fort ana
ss~.aFe g any LAZY wearing sha pupisx flipsse
-. VII . Experienced particularly in al
49, - - A@-saae les. ofcras ceFfiseus Rsrasa
- shsfsh fewss Arn-ohalrs. Tor ~, = de
- - Heass bress, - the skirs e2a b. fotarA IA
- .. y eseefy rnai Riaos, easily g. ala
lA1y having ssjsyed he rlsasprs es.. sra
SO - egafsei~ass q wsarisz ths Dupi.s .iiiptie
steel sfrihg SKIRT Cor siaxis aAr, ~ rec
aefer afler~4Edg willingly dispose win az h -
ger NhtidFsas Aitsrs and Noane Laaiaa th'sv -
superior % 81 oshsrs -
They Ars The best qaalitY ia Greg, r.rt n.a mn.
qnestaenAbly the Lightest Nast nssir.ii- -.
1rtseis kna kcoaouiicsl Skfft ever m.s.
Eoh sALk n al frst eIA. : stt r,s IL N = egtv
and tnfesghout ths Jnlted SfAios Ana Canaa.
hAsaHA e cuoa, Mexico. South Anerica. ana ~ |
KNeNfKE FOR THE DUPLEX TLLIPTIo
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Choice Tract of Improved
Land.

Ne. -. IS acres Of hne lsnd-So acres in = wo~6
state Of cultivation, aud Is acres in ehaice &c.,
adjoining thriving town IS miles froua the rif.r
Of Evansville, add aeAr Pesexville. Tha impxoss-
meuts consist o. new two-story franae dwsllinw
containing ak rooms, hall and kitchen, wsah eel
Tar, smoke house, etster1 aud wood-ahea eoa-
n7etss, with new, large and eonmedions EsAns
sisets, Tor eight horse. Also, near tAs 1wslliax
Is doctor's oeice, containing tive roons-aewr
Soe9paed BY practising physician, doing . aas.
business. rhs fields are sanplied with kopinar
springs the whole year roand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
FLOUR.
Igleheart Brothers to the
Hungry.

To YeU WANT FLOUR
IL Ccn,s 70 the Seaths n MN.
Do Y0U WANT coIN MEALf
Goms 70 thu S01shsrs Mnis
DO YOU WANT BRAN AND sIITPSTEFFf
Come to the Sos.fhsen Mills
10 y0G want yaur BreAd and Esd frsah. and
ssnt 10 your hoEnst Coms 90 the sosshern Mills
and yen get t. all saa0kiRg he's, ID ess cola taorn-
49, O1es and Braa Room opsn Al husIus.
asc&-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
BOOT AND SHOE LINE.

fhey iatund 20 tasp their stool e,,,nt.s... =. a,
- - aeAes and meet desirable Coed. fhst -, n
49,, y new knglAaa, and they are alsa asf a.
$50 - - heuae 81 tie country shall srt
eessss er cheaper 0eeis than they
t~il and sxamtns steek and Pftc..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Ihe most valuable remedy before the public
Without any e1csptioH, Il Dizon's Blackberry
earminatiye. 1t always effects cure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

s~ The watsr in the Northern Lakes
Is said 20 be lower than il has been for
several years, being three feet below the
usual average at Detroit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

:, ". HAM, alto Colonel o. the 32d Indiana
Volunteers. viii b. candidate Tor CIV Msr.bal
subject 10 the approval Of the ualon oonvsntlon'
nafib
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Why submit 70 the suffering attendant upoa
Diseases Of the bowels, Ehsn Dixon's Blaekberry
earmihsiive can b sstslssd At any respectable
drag store. t.n1a.I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
,HE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

promptly furnished uPoa rsosip, Of .al.srip,iss..
rhls Is