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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
MutIny or the 35th TndIana--PlOt %
Surrender the Regiment 90 the
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MutIny or the 35th IndIana--PlOt %
Surrender the Regiment 90 the
henelss gufc9 dig aaj ~ aea8ol ca
a. recent letter from r. O. Lane, of
the 10th, to Colonel Blake, mentions o
serious mutiny in the ranks Of the 35th
(lst Irish, } and the discovery of plan
TO surrender the regiment to the rebels.
This command has recently been filed
up to the maximum standard, BY detail
Of dfahed Irishmen. NJ. Lane says of
the conspiracy. srsw bis B'od 70 bsiid
There was considerable excitement
yesterday, over the arrest Of large
number of conspirators, who are mem
hers of the 35th Indiana. 1t seems that
it was the intention of the conapirators
that IS soon as everything was ready
to overpowerf by the aid Of rebel guer-
rillas in the country, the regiment, and
surrender il to the rebels 1t Is said
that there were some TIVE hundred of
these Villains in the regiment, all draft
ed men, soil i5zotg 1oH77lH p en- 4
Ever since they came here they have
been making preparations They have
stolen an immense amount Of Govern
ment property, such as soldiers bri-s
dies, horses, gums, requirements, ammu.
milton, De- and stored it away at some
citizens house, few miles out in the
country. The post wagon.master here
was the principal leader, and when ar
engagements were made be was 20 be Col
onel OF the concern. 1iavss ,3a as'7o
am informed that when they caught
this fellow, he was placed in q position
to be hanged, and to prevent himself
from being launched into eternity, be
confessed his guilt. The plot was dis
covered by the officers Of the 18th In
diana. o4t 10 llDga1 ea4 3&luJ 9
The regiment is camped by itself with
the pontoon train, about three-quArters
of mile from our brigade. fdyetts
aHs bad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

n@r The 6nal appeal written by q
COMMITTEES Of the rebel Congress, and
addressed to the Southern people, is
document whose rhetoric Is very smbi-
tioss, and which is quite in.srrOsA nor,
we pausef Can wa falterY Also, Let
~ stand 6rmi Let us be calmI" Such
cutlery does not indicate an extraordin-
airy amount Of hrmness, calmness and
resolution The committee also become
poetic, and indulge in the following
fight:
.Wiil we allow the wsaponn, which the God Of
ee.ss mas 80 efesa directed 20 shs sniting Of the
ass2o,iers OF our homes, now 10 drop from orr
nsrreasas hend21 Shall va ha discouraxpd hy tho
superior nzmber Of ths susnvf -
xhe battle 60 the strong ,tAa ~
Il not giv0n,
WAile tho Judge OF risht ana wreas
Ths God Of David ss5I ia
ouidea tho pebble &C his WIN. Is
Tbsra ere gisnta yst . kin,
Wrsxgs wzskrsvsa.s ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
Ge taFgM kulDEfHeA q
Jacob Straub'sl & Son
CITY ELECTION. ,

VtHE FOLLOWING ARE TIE HAhEs, OF
II the inspectors appointed By the Council q
bold the City Election on mondsys thsssdtday Of
April next, viz .t. 49, ~ ~ ~ sa is1i
e First Precinct, comprising the LIST, I'd and 9th
wards Joseph Turnock, Inspector. Piacs Of vot-
ing, steam Engine House. on Second Streetsb iol
g second Precinct, comprising the 3D., 4th ana Ssh
wards, Victor Bisch, Ihspsctor.. Place OF voting,
John Monks house, seotnee OF First aud Vine
Third Precinct, Comprising the 9Th. 9Th and 7th
wards, T. Whittlesey, Inspector, Place 81
voting, Union Engine House. Lsmasco-l 1i q
By A. Il afceaIrr. Deputy, - = aahaS,d,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
OCEAN TRAVEL.

FEHHE WE'LL KNOWN aFAvORF4rE CLYDE
OF steamships @HIBEBNIA,1 . CALEDOCTA.f y
ssBRITAN NJ, and UNITED KINGDOM" are
Intended to sat fortntghtly Go And from New
York, carrying passengers TO and from liverpool,
GLASGOW, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Lin
erick, Galway, or LONDONDERRY These steamers
were uilt especially for the Atlantic trade, and
are divided into water aud Air-tight compart-
ments. u ~ = Z a - = = -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York TO any Of the above places I:
Cabins, $40 and slOO; Storage, s45, payable in
American. currency. aaaH pa @ZN& @UtEE.
To New York nom any Of the above places /;
Cabins, Sos and $50; Storage, SIS. payable in
gold or it's equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets ~ these rates from the Agents. u
FRANCLS BIAGp0NALR a Q0.F u )
isnT-fm 3 Rowling Green, New Yerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
PanlahIlalgE . Pablie PIanderer.

A court-martial &C Cincinnati has
lately tried Captain c. w. Lyman,
A. @ M, on charges of disobediencs Of
orders, and using his official position
for the purpose Of extortion, to tho pre-
JUDGE of good order and military disci-
pline. Lyman resided In this city for n
short period, before,the commencement
of The present war, and was, ct m early
stage in the contest, an officer in the
l1th regiment. He wss srbseou emily
appointed QuarteFmaster, and was
said to have been one Of the best in the
Army of the Tennessee, but he had inn
bibed the notion that the principal bust.
meas OF a Qnartermaster was 10 amaas a
fortune, and acted upon that theory.
After the capture Of Memphis, he seems
to have been placed 10 q position where
he had control of steamboat transport
ation,s and it was in this department
that bis proclivities for illicit gains were
most boldly exhibited. One Of his favor
ite lodges was, TO seize steamboats,, o.
tensibly for the itransportation service OF
the army, and detain them until they
submit ed to heavy black mailing PRO
cess to procure their release. d S''a5'
r Another plan for putting money in
his pnrse was to compel the owners Of
stesnboats that had actually been en-
ployed for the Government to pay him
large sums before he would give them
their vouchers. The court found him
guilty of receiving several Thousand
dollars in this way, but it ia not likely
that 1.-THE of bis rasealities has been
! exposed. He was sentenced to pay a
fne of five thousand dollars and to be
/ Imprisoned at hard labor for the term Of
tive years, at such place as the Com.
manding General should direct. The
sentence has been approved, and the
dashing captaiis has been sent to Fort
Delaware to serve out his term Of i'm.
prisonment n Js19i3t sa5 'a0t- =
May all officers who use their posi-.
tons to plumber the public treasury, or
to rob those subject TO their control,
meet with the Ike administration Of
retributivs Justice Indianapolis Jour
H0S.,, fsIg2E-f 500 So arh1aaf1fnsE Hhal'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
80 TsDIASA MILIrARY AGRscx,
No. 70 West Washington street. Z,

lsDIANAPoLIs, March ~, 1855.
Editors Evanavills Jeurnal: "a 81 yretag.a q
/ have in my possession Daguerreo-
type likeness Of lady, q nd ring, taken
from the dead body Of soldier in Ala
bama, and sent BY the Colonel of the
65th Ohio volunteers to our agent at
Washington, d. G. G.AES x -LQC
The likeness suppose 20 be that of
the wife-o the soldier. The ring bears
the inscription, "E. Meeks, Co. d. 18th
Ind. Reg"
A slip of paper ives slso taken from
the pocket Of the soldier having in it
tina name Of Tho's Butler, Co. ID, 25th'
Ind. Vols. / shall be happy 10 receive
any information which will enable me to
deliver these relics to the proper persons.
They may be seen at this Office.
Yours truly, J. w. MoSFoRr,
BIG Ind. Mil Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

AN IsciDKsT or THE BUELL. BnAoG
aCAMRAIaS.--Capt. Gillett, late Quarter
master of the Sd Kentucky cavalry, Gen.
eral Jim Jsckson's old regiment, relates
to US Characteristic anecdote Of Col
onel Bob Stewart, and at the same time
imparts to Us scrap of history that has
never, perhaps, been written.
When Buell. and Bragg were making
their celebrated race for Louisville, Col
onel, now General, Ed. McCook's brig
ade were eneamped at Elizabethtovn,
and we're the only Federal troops on the
south side of Salt River. sitae- Aifi
Having received information that
Georgia regiment was encamped nj or
near New Haven, Colonel, then Lien
tenant Colonel Stewart solicited and
finally obtained leave to capture the regi-
ment, promising to bring the entire regi-
ment into McCooR scamp H. SIC {. u. (.
Obtaining permission to make the at
tempt, he selected 200 men from the I'd
Indiana cavalry, 200 from the LIST, and
200 from the I'd Kentucky cavalry.
@Startingr after dark, they rode all
night, and Just before daylight reached
the vicinity and quietly surprised and
captnred the entire line Of rebsl picksts,
aed then as quietly surrounded the camp.
Col. Stewart, wearing . gray overcoat
similar to those worn By rebel officers,
rode up to the headquarters of Colonel
Crawford, commanding the rebel segi-
ment, which proved to be the Sd Georgia
cavalry, and calling the rebel Colonel
cut, threw himself back in the saddle
and exclaimed, aBehold, the conquering
hero cOnesl Colonel, gather up your
traps and mount your men, and I'll lead
you to q Yankee camp--something you
haven't seen lately" dss
Col, Crawford saw there was some
thing wrong and hastily equired, "whom
have. Il the honor of addressing 2"
"Lieut. Col Bob Steward, of the ID In
diana cavalry" was the reply. Some of
the rebel headquarter guards seirea
their arms, bnt each found half dozen
Federal carbines leveled at him, with
the significant order, drop that gum
which was promptly obeyed ~ 81
! II @Come. get ready" says Col Stewart.
"WeH, / suppose Il must" said the
rapidly subsiding Crawford.
= Certainly you must" says Col Bob.
"You are completely surrounded BY my
brigade. s. =. fkEa
Col Stewart returned TO camp at
Elizabethtown with the entire Sd Geor-
gia cavalry as prisoners of var, with ell
their horses and equipments complete,
the proudest man, IS he had right to
be, in Gen. Buelrs army. Many m OF.
fcer has received his atAr for a lsss brill.
liant deed than that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

FgNxx, IsRT Ir2-We notice certain
class of newspapers contain daily para
graphs expressive Of the deep disgust Of
the editors foS the alleged shameful con-
duet of Vice President johnson, on in
augnration day Among these are the
STATE Sentinel, Vincennes San, and
others that We will not mention out Of
respect for respectable connections, but
it ia q little singular that all these virtu-
Fously indignant gentlemen are noted 70 r
their bibutons propensitiss. Indeed we
have not the slightest doubt that some
Ipf these same denouncers of Andy
yohnson-as they CURLY style him
drink more whisky daily than the afore-
said Johnson does in q week--the brandy
blossoms on their noses, at least, indi-
cate it. Let these men take the pledge
and keep il awhile and then they will
have right to animadvert Vice Presi-
dent Johnson's drinking. If they don't
shut off they had better dry up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31


EEw YoKx SroRk-AsorHEA GEzA-
RzDucrIox ~ THE PEIcE on DRx GooDa
The Cooiidge Brothers openly declare
to this community that they win keep
fully down with the present New York
panic prices. Splendid styles fast col
ored Pri%ts, from Is to "a; Shirfiaos
90, Loadsdaless Hills, Sumter, Idem,
and DsOigh - kGskns, IS; Shaker
Boansts, IS, Thar minds are fully
made up TO sell at all hazards. 81 No sacri-
zee viii be too great Don't buy till
you examine their splendid stock Of
Silk Goods, Donesties, DC, De Maks
your purchases Ehils the panic e o. and
before p6oss Ga up again. Z ai
e. March 80. lsSSlv. 80 ,,ag ,-a.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

D@-Yestsrday wss q very unpleasant
day--rainy and raw, dark and gloomy
Just such day 80 in France causes men
and women to take q leap into the
Seine. While it was drizsIing and rain
ing slightly here, ut Vinesnnea, and Terre
Haate, and even farther north and east,
il was pouring down. Il may be good
weather for grass and ducks. bat We
would prefer it different at presene
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

D@-Colonel Bob Stewart left by the
Tacony, yesterday afternoon, en- route to
EaStport. a1 ~ ,-''
To satisfy the curiosity Of many We
may state that Colonel Stewart took an
oath in Libby Prison never to be shorn
until the rebellion was wiped ont
Hence his long hair; but he hopes to
have Il cut soon. oe 5a7aK ,saaI ~ Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
LUMBER. &C.
BANK STATEMENT
The Evsn.viIle National Rank.

~ 80. TRzAsuRY DKPAKrasEH Al
ossIos o. oozrracLLER OF THE CuAAEEoxs
r 711i5t Washiugtons January t19th,l se. 2
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidsucs prese htsd to
the undersigned II has been MAIDS 70 anQeaR that
TEs EVANSVILLE NATToNAL BAKK," q The city
OF Evansville, In the county Of Handerbu fgh and
STATE Of Indiana, has bseR daily organized Gndsr
ard according TO the requirements Of the Act Of
Congress entitled, " An Act TO provide National
Currency occurred By pledge OF q. s., Bonds.
thsreof,'l approved June I'd, 1854. and has com.
piled With all the provisions Of said act required
10 be complied With before com msneIng tho busf-
ness 81 barking under said aet, go Al fstg
Now, THBRaKoRE, 1, Hugh McCRllcch, Comp
troler o. the ourrsney, do hereby certify thAt TIE
Eyanavills National Bank, In she City Of Evans.
vile, In the county Of vanderburgh and STATE Of
Indians, b authorized 70 commescs the business
Of banking under the Act afoFesaid. JCu BIO
In testimony whsreof witness ny hand a,d seal
Of once this ninstssnth day Of January, 1885, .
1G TIA ~ f1d HUGH MCCULLOUGH. 81
EnEnnlrnllnr AZ fhn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. EEDDRICH, . Proprietor,
Cor. msiu ant Third Sta, TssI1o9
ENANSREEsz.Ec.

THIS OLD, WELL rsrARL1sHFp. Ann
widely known Hotel has been closed for sev.
eral weeks undergoing repairs. 1t nae, during
TINS time, been reprinted inside and cut has been
throughiy Etted up, aad in q great measure firm
ished with new beds and furniture Tha nrorr5as
TOR has made every arrangement TO render hi.
house convenient, healthy and agreeable a az
public. t.-s- - " 'ne
Thanking the public for the ine PATRONAGE IN a,
for series of years has been extended 10 az
Washington, he invites q renewal oftheir ensto-,
and will endeavor 10 have his table furni.bad snS
the house managed in way to merit their contin.
ued patronage. y - fsee - 80 -
0mnibuses viii passengers TO and fro,n
tbs Depot free. -,-.- - - IulxS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my real estate on The eornar Of
II Seventh and Main atfeets. and yi4hinG Go ~
tire from active Business, desire to Eetuzn my
thanks 20 my old customers for their liberal pat
fDnsge for the past nineteen years, baxeao
my stock In trade to Mr. y. Y. Reeves, whom
taxa pleasurs IN recommending 60 my Old custo-
uers Is excellent practical Workman. Psrfsotiy
competent, and desires 20 conduct the business a.
my old stands according to my long established
plans. lNl y edit HgfsHs1Get ga IaA
i Ny books and accounts viii remain for the
present at the old stand. All who are Indebted 20
me are requested to eali and ssttle e BY Doing
they w sillilc cost VOL gmwhs EAkhXo %
HAVING bought the STOCK Of Boots and Shoes
u and Misunderstanding Empielrsnts Of mr.. VIM
Emery, 81 his well known stsnd on tbs corner Of
seventh and MAia, desire TO give notics that
am prepared 70 msnufzcture III kfnds Of msut
md boys BOOTS AND SHOES. and Laaiesi Shoes
when ordered, All kinds Of repairing dops with
neaaness knd dispatch I; and hope by dliiigence
sud punetuAiitE e merit aiiber share Of puhlie
nssr2sdiw.wim .l4sme3stsJ r. REEVES. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

g,,sI .esloaNOTTCE. B7IT5V5I7 a5'
Annszss s;ss q q E TsTTitG9Ty to the

I
NT0T1cE Is HERkBY. dGITEN THAT THE
Nv 'Cofnmoh Council o. the CITY u Evansville, In
pursuansei Of o. proxisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly, Of the stats Of Indiana ape
preEed March 9, 1885, ntitied an q Act to amend
the ssyenty-aFst seetioa Of 40 set shtittsa Az
Act gfantiug he eitizens Of the town Of Evaps-
xillsE IN thls County 81 Naaderbureh city chavt-
81, Approved January ~. 1s47, aud to add sgp-
pIimentAl sections 20 aAid act = win on the goth
day Of April, 1855, present 20 the Board OF County
ocmmisaionsrs or sndefb nrgh county, a petition
praying for the annexation te said city, the
following described territory, and setting forth
the reasons foE suehAnnexasonsviz. ilistsas part
Of the southeast quarter OF Section atnatssn e,l
Township six (dD Range ten tIol west, decri bed
las follows, via Commencing A. stons,s(A corner
establIshed BY TIE County sdrveyor) on the South
line Of said quarter seotlen. aHd adjoining the
NOftheFn EnlArgefnent Of the City OF Evansville,
and runhinGl tAeDce by Ann Street west, Three
hundred and eighty -four f3S4) feet thence North
two fhousaud six handred and forty tzGfOl feet to
n stone thence East THREE hundFsd and eighty
And ssssR tsnths tsso 7-ini feet 70 = stone aud
from thsnce south, tive thousand six hHndfSd and
forty (z6401 feet to the place of beginning said
territory being eon1tgtous % the City Of Evans
VILE, and not plated OF laid m. t-fstlF fa -
gumna1 aTuA1Aeat WEAKER, MAYOR
. Attest-A. PEAFF1Fs, Clerk, asai3s1uln z.
By A. M McGrifi, Deputy Clsrk.
March @f-aofssai 50 bs1ipp1A a@A3 b." ?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

2 FoR! SALE.-A set of wardrobes con-
tanning 25 closets or clothes presses,
with separate doors, locks keys, &c.-gos
up in good style, nicely vanished and
numbered-very suitable for Masonic
or Odd Fellows Lodge-rooms for the
safe keeping of regalia, &C. can be
seen at the Steam Engine House on
Second Street, and win be sold at q, bar
gain For particulars apply to % sgns
q. A. Cook, IS Main Street. or
J.W. NExEs, 8 Main Street.
March 3l-2t AaiaHi s'i.1 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

!. MUoE TROUBLED. "A contemporary
~ an agonizing cry for peace, exclaims,
Z Why this waste7"
This, it viii be remembered, was the
exclamation of one some eighteen hun
dred years and more ago, but the sacred
and inspired historian offers in excuse
that it was uttered not because he cared
for the poor-PerhspS peace-"but be-
cause he was a thief, and carried the
bag" - q 90 g s.
Does our contemporary make this
vail now because be cares for peace, OF
is it because he is q Copperhesd, and
afraid that some of his traitorous friends
at the South are in imminent danger Of
being hung, and leaving widows and
orphans7 Peace may be had, and ths
efasion of blood stayed, BY the robsll
laying down their arms and submitting
to the laws and constitution of Tho
country.
A plea for peace on any other termi
is plea for the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

Bar We are indebted TO our young
friend Adjutant Pete Elliott for Roster
ofthe i43d Regiment, which will be found
in another place. i-t'@at ..os. 2, q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
NOTICE TO- BUILDERS,

gIsH0sE wlshIng TO build the pfeseht season
Il will do wellto cali and exa mine this steckT ~
Lumber, Flooring, Doors. Sash Blinds, Mould
tngs and Castings 81 the corner OF Main and Sew
dass Ss rates. ,ssl son JoHHT. sLeYER-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
STONE WARE.
Removal of Sycamore Street

-, Erldge, HTp sd
GRoPosALS win Re received by the Common
Il Council OF the cit IF Evansville, at its next
meeting for taking dc 81 sycamore Straet Bridge
aud bridging the canal at Sycamore street on the
plan OF Iugle street Bridge. The planking 70 10
twenty net wide and at the proper grade. Tie
contractor 80 be allowed to such OF the timbers
as may be suitable for the bridge, and the res
idus Il the timbers and all the iron reserved for
the city. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
BY A. NJ. MoGRIFR, Deputy - ~,s-s.sv.. ~.s
City Clerks Office, Marchl5T 1865 m29-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
Local Notices.

B@r Messrs. Anspacher & Sons are
still selling OF at cost Persons in
need Of anything in their line should
give cali before the best selections are
made. They are constantly receiving
fresh goods, and thoir stock must be
sold ont by the FIRST Of june They
have xae model house of the Stata:-------- ~ :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

H% Major Denny, of the 5lst Indiana,
arrived in this city yesterday, en- route
for Indianapolis with the old stand Of
colors of that regiment, soiled by expos
ure and rent and perforated by bullets
of the enemy, attesting the hard service
which the regiment has rendered. The
numerous battles in which the regiment
has participated are inscribed upon the
colors. They are 10 be placed ia the
State House at Indianapolis Louis
vile Press, 24fh ----s
Major Denny has reached his
home at Vincennes, and we hope short
ly to meet him and hear the story OF his
captivity and his escape. he had to
make the second attempt before succeed
ing, and has been nearly three months
on his way. sa.gs sa.s i.i.3 a, q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
ElBUCKWHEAT.
STRAYED.
NEW sALOoN.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS .oPEHED A FIRST
~ elass saloon OF kths corner Of Main Ana
Eighth strestss whera with hs found3 the beat
liquors Of all kinds. A liberal slara Of patronaxsi
10 solicited 1-s 4 (m27 -dsnn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

0aAsaxs am Lssozs. Fifty boxes
Oranges and Lemons Just received and
for sale b. H. Herman, confectioner,
No IS, First Street. m30,3t
FOR SALE.
Z $40 Treasury Notes Of all de-
nominations. Il
$50 Bends 1910 Bonds.
q Exchange on Kew York at Lilo
Premium. by
TINE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
bsSfiszss.b 30 BAHK.nad3 g7om 2uiI
marzsd5k aeal eds sas Sd sIsibiosI
ANNOUNCEMENTS asa
l.-o~Aess.e-s fee THEE poua1.-I-sariebly i.
Fer Recordsr.s 4lfrs /,
Pissse announce the name OF JOHN y. CRISP
o. candidats ior the once Of City Recorder, at
the ensuing April election.
Fer CouneaimAn OF sssoHd Ward. 3
Dr.. ISAAC eAssELBERRY VIII be supported
b. the union mss Of tbs Second Ward for Conn
eiIraan. 81 rIsrca I atAiiil8
$780, Fer Constabie. .azea18 4 2
JOHN BURKE las eandidsts fSr rs-eIsctien to
the once % Oonstsbls, ct the ensuing April
election. - MAN7 VOTERS
By request Of ny frisuds have consented TO
become candidate sor the oeacs Of ConstaeIs, at
the ensuing April sisctiOu. ALFRED HITCH.
jobs @. sARGEAST Is candidate for, re-
slse,ion to the ofss Of Constable, At tbs snsuiug
Aprii election. 5HR saaaaL - e 81 ibeaia 2 :
YRAEK McRRfs. the present. Night wharf.
Master. viii be candidate for ConstAbis ~ the
clsetion nsxt Monday. ~ p .is.s3,. q 81
49, = = -. =
For Justice OF the Fsaes.
A.w. CHUTE "a candidate for Justice of thu
PsAes Of Pigeon Township. .asEa.sL SO
Fer rsxnshfp Trustss-.l.ass a
J. p. ELLIOTT is 10 esndidats for ss-sisction to
the once of Township Trastss o. Pigeon Town
ship. - IL .assish 4 faiaesa aas.t =
For oisy TREASURY.
JAMES DAVIDSON 10 8 candidate for rs-slsc-
tiOn 80 the once Of City Treasurer, soisas2 I'd
/ -sin For CITY Assessor. g an ia9
Col. q. w. MkNK 70 candidate for the onacs Of
City Assessor 674s4 asif pnai2ra fs1t'
Fer ctty Clerk. Az
Please announce my name A. . candidate for
City Clerk At the ensuing April election. ~
| mh2s.s l8n5a- bGd 81 AN. McGBIFF.
Fer street C0mmfssa0nsr. 4os
ALFRKD KIRKPATRIcK viii Be q candidate
for reelection 70 tho oos Of Street conmiasionsr
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L. .ssd Fer Ctsy Collecsors 1ei anao
Please Announcs the name Of JOHN sCHUBERF
% candidates for the oflcs Of City Collector 1t
tbs ensuing April slsotion. s3sI 9ai aoa aIos
nh2s. am an.fded - MANY FRIENDe. q
! For City Marshal. ,.- ~, +
ANTON TKHv ooRDE wnI be = candidate for
reelection 20 'shs Once Of City Marshal at the
es~stion next Monday. ~ ~ mh2s.
| ~ WHITE LIME. 90 p
/ DERSoNs WISHING TO BUILD OR WHITE.
4 Il wash viii mad : splsndid article 81 Johnson's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
NOTTCEg
RlaokfordR..gIasiI.a.,.

DABTIEs DEsfRtN6 re bCcUPY ANY OF
the lots IN the Upper ERlsrEsmsnt, owned hys
tbs ssts1es can do 50 ON Reasonable terms By
applying soon 70, rTH0S. E.a(skRYIN,5 SC z
m5o-St Third street. -