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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

A HIF BETwEEs THE EYEs-An Off
Ger of the Hath indiana regiment,
writing from Halltown, Va, where his regi-
ment is now encamped, thus sindicates
himself against complaints made IL the
Second District Of officers having
themselves credited to Indianapolis,
and other counties outside of-Floyds
where large local bOunties did
much more prevail He says:
l see By files Of indianapolis papers
that great compleint is made of
officers Of the 144th for getting them
selves credited TO other counties As
matter of individual right, claim that
have the right to determine where /
shall be credited. But allow me to lay
the case before you, and you will see
that necessity compelled the officers to
do this, In order to procure their outfits,
DC. In New Albany you offered boun-
ty of $3.50, upon satisfactory evidence
that the person is credited to your town
ship. In Indianapolis they paid $3.50.
Now every officer who is married man
is expected to leave some means of sup
port for his family, if he has one. Ny
outfit cost me $3.50, besides my expenses,
which were curtailed to the lowest posi-
pie notch Two hundred dollars is little
money to last a family three or four
months, but still is better than none, and
none would have been the portion /
would have sent home, bad I got the
New Albany bounty. And God knows
there are none in New Albany that both
err themselves about soldiers wives. II
they get the town clear Of the draft,
that is the last thought shout them
In my case, however, owed my credit
to Indianapolis, as my best infneuce ia
there, and no one has the right to ques-
ton it Let some of your wealthy -citi.
zens contribute from their borntifnf sup.
ply, create q bounty that viii compare
with other counties, and then New Alba
ny win get her credits without trouble.
If New Albany had paid $400, like
Evansville, her officers would not have
had themselves credited to, Indianapo
lis. Il is bad to live in a small town
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

NEW YoRK SroRE-ANoTHER GREAT
REDUcr1oS IN THE PRICE OF Dry GooDs.
The Coolidge Brothers openly declare
to this community that they will keep
fully down with the present New York
panic prices Splendid styles fast col
ored Priats, from l8to 22f; Shirfings
20, Londsdales, Halls, Sunter, Idem,
and Delight A. ASsliHs, IS; Shaker
Bonnets, Is. Their minds are, fully
made mp to sell at all hazards. No sacri-
fee viii be too great Don't buy till
you examine their splendid stock of
Silk Goods DOrseSties, DC, DC. Make
your purchases while the panic is on and
before prices ga up again.
March 80, 1S65-1w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
GREENHOuSE

Four Squares North of the Depot, on
Ann street, between sevenSh and
Eighth.
Many varieties of Heliotropes, Gera-
NUNS, verbenas, Salvias (blue and
scarlet), Fuchsias, and general as
sortment Of Greenhouse and Garden
Plants, CONSISTENTLY on hand and for sale.
Likewise, a few of those nice steel
Hanging Baskets, and plants suitable for
the same and for vases. Besides the
above, few thousand thrifty Strawberry
plants (Hooker'sa Seeding and Early
Scarlet), and supply of the Great Cali
fOrnia Squash seeds, for sale by the sub
scriber. C. P. PARSONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
CITY NEWS.

GUERRILLAs AT USIosTowK.-We are
informed that as the Camelia was pass
ing UDiontown Thursday night, she was
hailed, and not suspecting any danger,
landed. The Captain was told that there
was lot OF rold machinery there to
ship, but the Captain had his suspicious
aroused by the number Of ill-looking
men that were gathered around, and
concluded to back out without the
freight
The Captain has no doubt the men
were guerrillas, and we're preparing to
seize and rob the boat.
They may possibly be apart Of Steele 8
gang comingiin to take the oath, and
desired to taper off" their crimes, by
rob-bing the boat, like an old topper
"tapers OF" by laying in a supply Of
new .whisky.as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01


D@~We had the pleasure of call
yesterday from our very excellent friend,
John Wymond, Esq, who for some time
past has been in Louisiana, aud has just
returned to remove his family South.
Mr.. Wymond does not corroborate the
faqorite Democratic and Copperhead
doctrine that free negroes viii starve to
death from being too lazy to work, as .
generalrule, though he has seen some
lazy negroes as well as lazy white men.
M On some plantations, under Mellen's
regulations, the negroes employed are
provided with houses, and fuel, and med
icines, when sick, and are paid from
$l4 to S25 per month, and they are also
allowed a certain quantity Of ground to
cultivate for themselves, aud given every
Saturday afternoon TO cultivate il, in
addition to all their spare TINS after
working their ten hours per day.
+ They work cheerfully and faithfully
as general thing, and seem fully as
happy and contented as if they were
slaves. ~ ~ rf
Under Gen. Hurlbnrt's regulations
fiTst class hands get food, clothing, house,
fuel, medical attendance and $40 per
month, with patch of ground and Sat
urday afternoons to work it. Women
and infe rior class hands get less wages
bat the same provisions.
Negro schools are being established
in the district and the young Etheope-
ans take to learning quite naturally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

A Coon LAw.-The Ohio Senate has
passed a bill on an important subject,
to-wit: the inspection of theatres ana
halls for public assemblies, to see that
they are protected against FIRE, and are
provided with sufficient means of egress
in case of fire or alarm.
Such a law should exist in every State
and city. The protection of life is the
highest duty of government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES.
FoR THE oITx i:

H6- For the truth Of our statement
that Major Shook had no trouble in pro-
curing possession of the man arrested
by Colonel Glenn, we have the authority
OF Major Shook himself, which is per-
haps fully as reliable as that of an anony-
nous writer, whose entity consists in a
pox ct pretereG nihik
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

sS- At Behm's Commercial College,
in this City, is the best place to spend
time pro6tably. Here thorough BUSH
ness education can be acquired in q
very short time, by any one of ordinary
energy andscapacity. This is.a Counting
House where young men keep books
just asthey would do in actual business,
consequently must learn all of book
keeping. Catalogues giving full par
ticnlars furnished on application. 90 D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
RrCovrRrp-The SIS, 600 IN Cove

REcovERED.-The $69,090 in Govern
ment bonds stolen from the Central
National Bank, New York, on Monday,
were recovered through detectives on
Wednesday. The evidence against sew
ersl persons arrested on suspicion of
committing the crime, was not very
strong but the prisoners promised to
produce the bonds if no further pro-
ceediugs were taken against them. The
facts were communicated TO the officers
of the bank, and the alternative was
presented of securing the entire amount
of stolen bonds without prosecuting the
prisoners, or of losing the bonds with q
prospect of convicting the men. The
former alternative was accepted, and
the bonds recovered. But 8 small part
of the money belonged to the bank, and
the total loss of the bonds would have
fell with much severity on the deposit
ors- The detectives received q reward
of $4,000 offered by the bank for the
detection Of the robbers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

For SALE.--A set of wardrobes con-
tanning % closets or clothes presses,
with seperate doors, locks keys, &c.-got
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 will be sold at bar
gain. For particulars apply 10
Il. A, Cook, Is Main Street, or
J.W. NExES, Main Street.
Morrh 40 .esr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

The Worthington Gazette has an ar
ticle enumerating the inducements to
settle in Greene county, among which
we find everything except oil, and pre-
sumo that will soon be found.
A young lady in TrimbIe county, KY,
owns $4,000 worth of oil lands. Get
your hats, boys. ..,5
Eastern Cotton Mills are suspending
operations for the time being. Cotton
sympathises too much with gold for them.
The rebels seem to be getting ahead
rather slowly with negro recruiting. The
Richmond ErdBsiner says there is
panic among the blacks, considerable
opposition among the whites, and great
deal of desertion among the colored con-
scripts. ~ -
We have heard rumor on the street,
says the Princeton Clarion, to the eff
feet that oil has been discovered near
this place. We wonld warn persons
against dropping fire into the branch or
creek, in which the oil was discovered,
lest the stream should suddenly become
sheet of fame" and cook the little
fishes to turn" ae to
ANOTHER MAN TO BE HIVE THIS WEEK
G. K. Johnson, c. s. A, has been found
guilty of being spy, before the military
commission now in session, and SEN
fenced ITO be hung by the neck until he
is dead, at such time and place as the
Commanding General may direct, two
thirds of the members of the commits
sion concurring therein" The proceed
ings and findings are approved and the,
sentence confirmed. Mr.. C. K. johnson
will be hung by the neck until he is
dead, on Friday next, the 31st inst, in
this city. The Provost Marshal 10
charged with the execution of this or
der,-LOu Journal t..e;ee
Elijah Harbor, OF Randolph, county,
hung himself to a sapling with his
handkerchief, on Saturday last, and
died, though fully able to have relieved
himself if he had changed his mind
after swinging of, his hands being free
and the sapling within reach. g8loo u
To BE SHoT.-Three outlaws, w. f.
Ashcraft, Alfred Nichols, and Thomas
Payne, were found guilty of being guer-
rillas before the military commission,
and are sentenced to be- shot to death
with musketry on Friday next, the 31st
inst, at Lexington, KY soslna
WIT IN THE CoNvExr1oS.- I'm the Mis-
souri, State Convention, day or two
ago, member whose profession is not
that of law, made a statement of what
he thought the law ought to be in GER
tain case. Another member who is a
disciple of Blackstone, replied that the
less the member said about law the bet
ter. The escupspian thereupon perpe-
trated the following epigram:
Friend c., IN take your advice, s=-li
And you will sss the seqaels go -stzf artf
I'm going to learn q little law,
So May be your 60 uAl.
INDIAN FTeHr ON THE PLAINs-Gen.
Dodge received q dispatch from Fort
Kearney on Wednesday, announcing
that Gen. Mitchell had had battle with
the Indians $50 mile north of Fort Lar
annie, and had captured $50 lodges of
Sioux and 90 lodges of Arrapahoes, A
''lodge" comprises six redskins, big and
little. an thai Gen Mitchell mnse have
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

ia Auction sale this morning at the
auction room, corner of Main and Third
streets at 9 o'clock; lot of fresh and
new dry goods and notions, also a fine
and nearly new Rockaway for family
use; four barrels Of moIasses and q
great variety of other articles. ,.s1s
apl 81 sr HIRAM NKLsoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

A NEW PAPER.-Our friend John H.
Scott will this morning resume the pub
LEGATION of the Weekly Evansville Ga
zette, and those who do not find it at
their door, will, if they have any curl
osity, please call at the great North
American News Depot, No s, Second
Street, and secure copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Maiu aat Third sts.,
NASHVILLE, IND.

WIS OLD, WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
A. widely-knOwn Hotel has hen clos.S e. -,
eral weeks undergoing repairs. Ii has. durinr
this time, been repainted inside and out, has been
tnrongniy ntted up, and in a great measure flrn-
tor has made every arrangement TO render NJ
house convenient, healthy and agreeable - ths
public. W Ne
Thanking the public for the fine patronase tia,
for series of years has been extended To az
Washington, he invites a renewal OF their eustor.
and viii endeavor TO have his table furnished nd
the house managed in way to merit their contir.
ued patronage.
Onnibuses win passengers to ana from,
this Depot free. spIvQ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

WASTED.--A nurse (white or colored)
to accompany family to New Orleans.
Engagement either for the trip, or for
longer time, if mutually desirable. APP
ply at this Office. na .s7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-A few days
ago Provost Marshal Johnson received q
dispatch from Col. Baker, of St Louis,
that he thought there was rebel ennis
sary lurking about Vincenpes and re-
questing his areest. Capt. johnson sent
to Vincennes and had him arrested and
brought to this city. His name ia James
Dougherty and he has but one eye. In
bis possession were found numerous ar
ticles that betray his sympathies, includ-
ing two pairs of fine spurs, fine cloth
for a rebel officers uniform, gold lace,
buttons, a pair Of fine shoes, which the
detective from ST. Louis recognized as
having been obtained in ST. Louis at a
cost of $25. When he was confronted
by the St Louis detective he turned
deadly pale and acknowledged that he
had seen him in Mobile and elsewhere
in the South. He said the articles found
on him had been given him to take South,
but he never intended to go through the
lines. He was placed in irons and
handed over to the detective who left
with him yesterday morning on the train
for St. Louis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

Frank Lyman, respectable German
of Goshen, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his own barn, with bed
cord, last week, Temporary insanity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Local Notices.
UNION MASS MEETING.
M ~

J, There will be Mass Meeting of the
Union men Of Evansville, at
MOZART HALL,
this Saturday evening, April LIST, at u
o'clock. Good speakers will be present
to address the people. Let the Hall be
filed to overlooking. "Come and let us
reason together" 49, "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

JOHN BURKE is . candidate for re-election to
the once OF Constable, ct the ensuing April
election. MANY VOTERS.
beoome q candidate for the eface Of Constable, at
the ensuing April election. ALFRED HITCH.
JOHN G. sARGEAET is candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Constable, at the ensuing
April election. effs.asE,
FRANK MORRIS. the present Night Wharf,
Master, will be candidate for Constable at the
election next Monday. 3sa .s,
JOSEPH A. JEwETT, at the request Of numer-
Gus citizens, Will be candidate for Constable OF
Pigeon Township, at the ensuing April eleotion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
PROPOSALS.
Removal of 5ycamore Street
Bridge

0I4UBO'
PROPOSALS will be received by the Common
IL Council Of the city of Evansville, at Its next
meeting, for taking down Sycamore Street Bridge
and bridging the canal CT sycamore stseet on the
plan OF lngie street Bridge. The planking to be
twenty feet wide and at the proper grade. The
contractor TO be allowed to such of the timbers
may be suitable for the new bridge, and the
idue Of the timbers and all the iron reserved for
the city. A.PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
By A. d. MCGRIFE, Deputy. ~.-trsa ~
City olerk's once, March 81, 1865. m29-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
COLD

market Wishing 10 establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We win
hereafter sell Specie AZ closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
GOLD


Having now Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in,
the Gold Room, we win hereafter be en-
abled to take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

A HABIT THAT SHOULD BE Broken
UR.-We have frequently observed a
crowd gather on the street corner for
the sole purpose, so far as we could as
certain, to gaze about and gossip with
each other, blocking up the sidewalk to
such an extent that passing by was al
most impossible.
Yesterday morning such crowd was
gathered on the corner under the rail-
road Office, blockading the sidewalk COM
pletely, and two ladies and gentleman
who came up from the river were COM
PEELED to step off the walk into the gut
ter in order TO get by the crowd.
The sidewalks, as we understand it,
were made for the benefit of passers by
and not of loafers and loungers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

B6- In our readings of natural history
the only animal we have ever seen any
account of which possessed the attri-
butes which desired that traitors, MUIR
derers and robbers should be punished
for their crimes, was q biped without
feathers, and generally denominated
TedR.T 4Eg EuCss EGfEE
Were we to desire that noted traitors,
bloody-minded assassins, and unmitigat-
ed thieves should be turned loose on So
ciety, without punishment, we should
suspect ourself with sympathizing with
the criminals and their crimes, which
might, perhaps, be esteemed as the
highest style Of ehivalry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01


JAKE BENNETT PREPARING TO CoME IN.
Jake Bennett, We presume, is getting
ready to come in and take the oath, as
we are informed that few days ago he
and his gang of robbers and murderers
were in the vicinity of South Carrollton,
exercising their propensity by stealing,
plundering and numbering. Bennett
kept as much as possible in the back
ground, but his presence with the gang
is not doubted, and it is supposed that
be and his gang were preparing to come
in and take the oath and be received
with as much rejoicing, as ifthey had al
ways been honest men. Can't some
kind, Christian gentleman go out With
buggy and bring in Bennett and his
gang, AZ t-er ~ nEEE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

For Councilman Of Ninth Watd.
WILLIAM MILLS will be supported BY his
numerous friends as q candidate for Councilman
in the Ninth Ward. 45t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
HOTEL.
sTONErWARE.

"A. 81 Il. Uh1, r
MkNurAcrURERs OF
5TG9T T -ka1+ W. n El
Smoking Pipes, Water Pipes,
stove Flues aud Flower Pots always on hand.
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH SITS,
febIO.sm sss-rr Evansy.atlc. Arad. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

NA@~-'Nb N-~~r-~~+.
For Justice OF che Peace. ~
A.w. CHUTE is candidate for Justice Of the
Peace Of Pigeon Township.
JOSHUA DAVIDSON will be supported by his
friends for the ofice of Justice Of the Peace, at
the ensuing April election.
For Township Trustee. ee
J. P. ELLIOTT Isl candidate for reelection 70
the Office Of Township Trustee of Pigeon Town.
ship. y ~ i'ot =
For City Treasurer.
JAMES DAVIDSON is q candidate for rs-elec-
tion to the Office Of City Treasurer.
----------------------
Fer City Assessor.
Col. @. W. MANK Is candidate for the of1cs OF
City Assessor. 10 3. aa $50 sfaeaas fsE
HENRY HABENIcHT isa candidate for Asses
sor, at the ensuing April election. Is .-'s.ss9
PHILIP EULER, yr,, win be supported for
Assessor, at the Suing April election, BY
G seq MANY VOTERS. +,
- Ia !.
For city Clerk. 20 e
Please announce my name as q candidate for
City Clerk at the ensuing April election. slss4
mh2s. A. NJ. MoGBIFF.
1 III For street Commissioner.
ALFRED KIRKPATRICK will be 9 candidate
for reelection TO the once Of Street Commissioner
at the ensuing April election. - mh2s.
Eot For city Collector.
Please announce the name OF JOHN SCHUBERT
- candidate for the Office Of City Collector At
the ensuing April election.
mh28. = q MANY FRIENDS.
For City HEarshal.@ CT 4F1
ANTON TENvooRDE will be . candidate for
reelection to the once Of city Marshal at the
election next Monday. mhes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
~ are rt-EP nEcf 81 y
Gold !.
a'r.farH A COOS
" -rffsirIl tfr ~.
.-,. ..fer I'd asfa

aa In order 70 furnish Coin in hand to-
parties who may wish TO buy largely, we
win keep constantly on hand, In large
pieces, from Twenty-Five TO Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
rNINY COMMITTEES.

City and T04Onshsp Election, Monday,
april 3, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

ORANGES AID LExoSs.-Fifty boxes
Oranges and Lemons just received and
for sale By h Herman, ConfeCtioner,
No. Is First Street. m30,3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

ORAsers AsD LExOss--Fifty boxes
Oranges and Lemons just received and |
for sale By T. Herman, ConfsCtioner,
No. Is First Street. m30,3te
FOR SALE.
Y q $40 Treasury Notes of all de-
nominations -z=zs-,.z-
$50 Bonds 10-40 Bonds.
Exchange on New York at lilo
Premium, by
THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
msroeds. hANN-
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev. J. L. MecrovD win preach In the Baptist
Lecture Room, corner OF Chestnut street sad
Canal, Sabbath usxt. a. 10Y O'elosk g. m, ana
7Kp.n.
The public are respectfully fnvitsd.a FL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ar~o4-o.,a.a. 4. Thr.. Doaar.-I-sariaSly !.
adsGscs.
a-s Fer Mayor.
WILLIAM BAKER will b supported for re-
election as Mayor, at the ensuing election. By SO
MANY VOTERS.
For Recorder. @iaos
Please announce the name OF JOHN r. CRISP
as a candidate for the once Of City Recorder, at
the ensuing April election :. L4o.i E5a~
|
For Councilman Of First Ward.
WILLIAM DEAN viii be supported By many
voters for Councilman Of TIE First Ward.
FOR Councilman OF second ward.
DR.. ISAAC oAssELBERRY viii be supported
| by the Union men Of the Second Ward for oOun.
Gilman. .v yu ss..
Fer CounefInaan or Third ward.
| Nh Epi+oz PLEASE announce the name Of
SAMUEL ORR for Councilman sf the Third
Ward. and oblige xs-g g. THE PEOPLE.
For CouneiIman or Fourth ward.
1 WILLIAM HEILMAN has consented to be-
/ come candidate for OouBcilmau In the Fourth
! Ward. - " lf 4'-
-
For Councilman Of Fifth Ward.
/ @ ANTOINE HkBLING Is the Unisn candidate
l for Coun;iiman in the Fifth Ward sa..'.s,.
/ ---------------@---
For C0uneaIman Of sixth Ward 6
JACOB sHoUEEIR will be supported for
osuneilmea in the Sixth Ward by fala q -
iln@ ise s. au MANY VOTERS. -l
los For Councilman Seventh Ward.
HENRY FELDHAKER is the Union candidate
for Councilman In tho Seventh Ward. ,-.s.
For Councilman OF Eighth Ward.
Nh. EDIroE:--Yoa may announce the name Of
WILLIAM G. BoEPPLE 9 candidate for
Councilman in the Eighth Ward.
MANY FRIENDS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
TWO DWELLING HOUSES

NY RESIDENCE, on the cast side Of Second
vi street, bstFeepisycanore and Vine va sfo-
~ brick, eleven QD rooms,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Items,

The Worthington Gazette has an ar
ticle enumerating the inducements to
settle in Greene county, among which
we find everything except oil, and pre-
sumo that will soon be found. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

.1 For Township Trustee.
( J. P. ELLIOTT is candidate for reelection 70
the Office Of Township Trustee of Pigeon Towns
ship. FJ t $3.50 TOYS =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
With all the Furniture,

csc. -s
Also, foe BUILDING LoT, or LoTs, on First
street.. near opposite htaz Paula tkpiscopaif
Church, If25S feet hrontby $50 dep; By farsfhe
titles 10 al the Rbove FKRfEcT-terms easy.
The chance very seldom occurs to buy dssira-
Bile property 40 convehkIa 10 business as the
above.
s. Il. GILBERT,