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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
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masonic HALL-There VAS fall
house at Masonic Temple on Saturday
night, to see Mrs. Golden IN her great
character Of capitola IN abe Hidden
Hand
The performance, We are assured, was
admirable
Tonight another excellent bill win be
presented that shoRla dFa~ crowded
house.
CREsoEsr CRY HAiI---Mons Tosso
and Prof McCann we're greeted with
another crowded house on Saturday
night, and but one sentiment pgevailed
among the entire audience, iena that was
that Mons. Tosso is the master violin
player Of the age.
Prof McCann's part Of the entertain
ment was well received
The Crescent City Silver Band on
both Friday and Saturday nights lent
additional charms TO the entertainment
by their magnificent music.
Mons. Tosso goes to Princeton to-
night to charm and delight its citizens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

E1- Hon. George II, Yeaman, of ow-
ensboro, Ky, has our thanks for copy
Of the Dictionary of Congress" 1t
comprises a biographical sketch OF the
members Of Congress from its FIRST or
ganization, alphabetically arranged;
the various Presidents and Secretaries
Of the Senate, aud Speakers and Clerks
of the House; the Declaration of INDIE
pendence; the Constitution Of the
United States, and numerous other mat
ters of interesting Importance. The
Honorable gentleman viii please accept
our thanks for his kindness, not only in
this, but numerous other instances when
he has furnished us with public doeu-
ments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

CAUGHT Chattanooga Gazette
of the llth says NJ H. Davenport and
w. j. Hardesty, priyates of company
II, 18th Kentucky Infantry, applied at
the Office of the Ohio State Agency yes
terdey for shirts, representing them
selves as Ohio soldiers. The articles
being furnished to them they went of
and Immediately sold them. They re-
peated the same game at the Indiana
State Agency and at the Christian Com
mission but their operations had been
observed, and they suddenly found them
selves arrested aud lodged In the guard
house. This practice of obtaining cloth
ing from some of the Agencies
in town and selling il has becoming q
very common thing of late, but il win
now be stopped
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

LARGE SEIZURE OF REBEL FUNDa-
Col Baker, the Provost Marshal Gener-
al of the Department, has recently made
a seizure of some 10000 in gold aud
paper money, with notes and papers val
ued at $40, 600, deposited in the ST Louis
city banks, and belonging to the wife
of the rebel Major General Ewell. The
investigation developed the fact that Col.
Thomas I. CAN'T was the agent and at
torney of Mrs. Lisinka c. Brown, then
widow, since married to old Ewell, and
from the former gentleman it was as
certained that she had $50, 900 deposited
in the States Savings Association, large
notes in the name of John How, and
others, deposited in the Merchants Bank,
and the LOT on which the large building
No. Al Chestnuts street stands. The
owner was daughter OF Judge Camp
bell, a wealthy planter Of Tennessee,
and it is asserted that she armed aud
equipped, at her own expense, an entire
rebel regiment. In coufiscating Der
property, and that also belonging to all
other rebels in this city, the Provost
Marshal viii be doing the country some
serviee.-Ao Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

xIgUERRrLLAs CAPTURED.- the Glen
dale was descending the Cumberland
river on Thursday last, she took on
board at CIarksvile squad Of cavalry
and quietly landed them at Palmyra
Before the boat landed, a number Of
horses were discovered in the vicinity OF
new log house, near ravine. When
the cavalry were landed, six men were
ordered to dash up the mill while others
were sent on the other side Of the rayine.
The result was the capture Of three
guerrillas before the boat left, and per
haps more. The guerrillas did not seem
to anticipate the landing Of cavalry from
boat, and were consequently taken
com pletely By surprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
ELECTION MOTTO.

rI'Hz Mslai,ers o. the Hebrew Laf'es Bea5ge-
\ lent Society q Evansville, TudlaHa, ard all
whom a may concern. take notice.
That on the Second Day Of April next, a. thres
0 SloeE, 3. m, at the SynAzogus on VIM street
tue usual pace of holding the meatings 81 said
soeiety, Election will b held Tor the purpose
OF slsctinS Trustees for said Society, and q TAX
ing the steps necessary 70 orgkuiEa said Society
by their present name into body pofitle aud cor
porsts, pursuant TO he act % the Lag s1afure in
such case made and provided
Witness cur hands az Evansville Iadfasa 4hs.
Isth day Of March 1ss5.
BABETHA sFEsS, Prssidsat.
By CARoETNE EAEx, Szcrstprv
March s0-If
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

WATER WoRKs-The project of build
ing water.works this season is being dis
cussed We hopeia company will be at
once organized, the stock taken, and the
work commenced with all possible dis,
patch. The work should be completed,
if possible, before the contemplated
bordering of the streets is finished, as
that would save the necessity of tearing
up the streets to lay down the water
pipes. Let Evansville be the first city
in the State to have water works.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
NOTICE.
Annexation OF Territory to the
CITY of Evansville.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GtvES THAT THE
~ Common Conncii % the City II Evansville, ia
pursuance Of the provisions OF an ACT ~ ths
Gcnaral Assembly Of the state o. Indiana, ape
proved March o, 1855, entitled or 50 Act - amend
The seventy frss section OF an act enfitiJ An
Act graatiBg to hA citizens % this town u Eyans-
vile, in ths County Of vauderburgi City Cha :
err approved January ~ 1857, aud 70 add sup
plimeniAl sections TO said act, viii an the @ltk
day Of April 1855, present 70 The Board Of County
COMMISSIONERS Of Nandsrhargh county, petition
praying for the annexation 70 said City she
following esoribed territory, aud setting forth
the reasons for sach ennexatous,y WE: Ailthat part
Of the south-east quarter Ct sectioa inete 49,
Township six o. Range ten (t0) vest d.cri bed
a. follows, viz; Com menciBg at stons, "a cnrner
established BY the County Surveyor on the South
line Of said quarter. section, asd adjoining The
Northern Enlargement Of the City OF Evansville,
and running thence by Ann Stress west, thu -
hundred aud eighty four (5si) FEET; thence North
two thoasana six handred All fsrfy f2e4gl FEET 70
stone, thencs East three hundred and eighty
and seven tenths { 80 7-I0l feet 20 stone and
from thence south, tive thousand six hundred aud
forty (z6iOl feet 10 the place Of beginning; said
territory bel * CONTIGUOUS 70 the ity Of Evans
willie, and not plated or laid n
WEAKER, Mayo
Attest-A. PFAFTLrS, Clerk,
By A. ". MeGrin, Deputy Cirk.
March 20,-S0t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
CoRoNER,s INouEsT=

[NoW ALL MEN that I. Jossph BisskHnan,
: Uoroner Of FaoderburKh eosafy, Il disDas
We this day held an inquest on : p.eFzsn Ehoss
ntns is unknown TO this Jnry After hearing the
esidene ths Jury fad that tie dec ased came %
Ms death By drowning. hi. hsjghth vas fgs Set
sxinehes, one boot on right foot agad about s.
years pink shirt, blue pants, and had On black
cloth coat heavy light whiskerss very fan and
round face, and hs4vy st
BE had vstuabIss his persoa-
Witness ny hand, THIS I7th day Of March. 1855.
JOHN BTSCHMAN.
mar2O-zot Coroner v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
n.y. A man named Gilbert who wa

R6 A man named Gilbert, who was
in Jail in Cincinnati, charged with pas
sing counterfeit money and awaiting an
examination, was last week taken from
the Jail, aud paid his bounty IS a sub
stitute for the man who went upon his
bond in 81, 900 for his appearance be-
fore the Police Court he donned the
soldiers clothing, but wanted 10 20 and
see his mother before he went to the
wars. From his alleged mothers house
he made his escape, and has not been
heard of since.-LoIk Jour.
Congressman Ns6lsck made better
bargain in his thies substitute.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

Jos TSNISG.-Mr. John Scantliu,
Main Street, between Second and Third,
proposes to give particular attention to
job Work, such a. GATHERING, Roofing,
&c He has a superior stock Of materials.
Mr.. Scantlin is an excellent workman,
aud win guarantee satisfaction. Or
derz solicited Aarehl4.lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

CLOTHING LosT,-Among the sufferers
by the burning of the car on the Terre
Haute and Richmond Railroad on Thurs
day night we're Captain ]. j. Pillsberry
and wife, of this city, on their bridal
tour. They lost all the clothing they
had with them, except what they had on.
A witness of the scene describes the
bowling Of the two dogs burned in the
cars as the most piteous sounds he ever
heard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

PRISONERS CoMING.-We learn that or
ders were received few days ago at
Paducah for transportation for near ten
thousand prisoners, who were to reach
the North via Eastport and Chickasaw
Bluffs. Most of them were of Shermsn's
army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
nhWK

Corner ST Main and water streets,
Loans mon ey on collateral secu-
rity at a lew rate Of interest.
Qusrtermasters' Vouchers bought
at the best rates. Rxch ange on
New York sold at lilo pre- MUM.
A large supply Of 7 $40 Treasury
Notes for sale and immediate de-
livery. Government Securities of
every description bought and sold.
marlS-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20


PROMPT SHIPMENT Since Friday
morning about 500 bales of cotton we're
landed at this port for shipment East.
Nearly eco Of these were from one boat,
which required nearly all day Friday to
discharge. But the last OF the entire
amount went forward on Saturday at
o'clock, guaranteed TO be In New York
within ten days from the time Of ship
ment When we take into eonsidera-
ton the state Of the roads, and the large
amount OF other business that had to be
attended to, we doubt If there is port
on the river from which freight can be
shipped with such dispatch The Evans
vile Transfer Company transferred the
cotton TO the railroad and the Cotton
Express Company transferred it thence
via Terre Haute, indianapolis and the
Bellefonteine lines.
We mention these facts simply TO
illustrate the importance of Evansville
Rs an entrepot and as point of trans-
shipment from the South, and TO urge
the necessity of an increased public
spirit that will lead to the improvement
Of the city wharf, aud Of the principal
streets Of the city. This transfer OF
freight through our city puts large
amount of money in circulation in our
midst and gives employment to many
honest laborers, all which tends to in
crease the material wealth of our city,
and to build up and strengthen our rail
road and steamboat lines and other COM
mercial interests.
Few, who are not close observers OF
these things, have any conception Of the
amount Of business done on our wharf,
and this business can and viii be large
y increased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

aFWe have had the pleasure of
making the acquaintance of Lieut.. Scott.
Post Adjutant of Psducah, who is on a
brief visit to his relatives, the family of
Capt. Henry Scott, Of this city We
find him a courteous and pleasant young
gentleman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
BY Telegraph
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
~. n -. - a. t1r.

TsAHH HAUFE, March Il, 1905.
M. 4. B. Shraderf
Dsiov please hnd a llsi Of freight forwarded BY
tran no. q. from Terrs Haute 20 Egansvlils.
Habcock, boxes hardware; Hndspes A GQi Il
eox dry GOODS shaier X 3 Co. tais warp /.
Frey Clots, 0oxsa dry goods Isaac Cahn,
bales maso; Head NJ, 20 bhis sugar = Cooke,
box dry 90 de; Mackey II = %, boxes }
go d. Daitsm 3 rsxs oileioth; A Q Haiioc6
boxes dHugss Coz . II boxes Shoes rnrnfr 3
@, ! case shoes Maghee q Co . boxes dry
goods, o tales mase Nickary 9Eos, 3 phEs glass
ware Bennett 4 s., 100 green afdess wheeler q
r, 20 bbis suzars RagaB a p ~ bags c0aee o y
Cobb { Go, 1875 sks corn j W Merton, I car hay
isSsasa, : 1.SEE A B6BBfNs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

Rar Don't fail to attend the great
sale Of Real Estate next Wednesday in
BoonviIIe by AIJohnsou. Some of the
finest property in the County win be
sold, including his 6ne residence at
Boonville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

Bay The Chicago tunnel for the new
water-works has progressed Two thous-
and feet under Lake Michigan, and is
still marching on. No serious difficulty
has been encountered as yet. The soil
continues to be hard tenacious clay,
impervious to water, and requiring no
protection overhead. The contractors
are now engaged in boring the city
treasury for an increase of pay over the
contract price A bill is before the
Council allowing them one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars extra, or an ad-
vance of some sixty per cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

GURRRILLA CAPTURED.-James Gre
CORY deserted the rebel service, took the
amnesty oath, aud was sent North. But
be subsequently made his way back to
Bradley county, Tennessee, where be
formerly resided. He immediately
joined the guerrilla band which has
lately robbed and murdered the citizens
and soldiers of that section, and in some
instances the same band has brutality
huag women. Gregory admits that be
assisted in numbering six men of the
9th Tennessee mounted infantry, some
time ago he was captured the other
day near Cleveland, and is now con
fined in the military prison, District Of
Etowah, awaiting trial by military COM
mission
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
GROCERIES.
Something Eew.

TARMODY 4 BEED hare ops1sd q HIesf ana
~ yegstzbIs Market - the corner Of Third ar15
Locusr- Uaieh they viii kss5 in New York stvIe !.
furnishing CUSTOMERS wsth al kinds Of Frgsh A.
salt Neat POulfrys Came Vegetables Butter
Eggs Sauces. Pickles. Fruit, &c orsn AZ All
hours Of day AID evening Give us seAI
The highest prtca paid for country produce
fMnlS-Aw cARM0DT Rad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
NOTICE
Annexation Of Territory to the Cit
of ENanauille

OF Evansville.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Caus-
Nv mon Council Of the city Of Evansvff.e ih
pursuance Of the provisions OF an Act Of the Cen
eFai Assembly OF the Sists OF tadiana. Approved
March 6. ls65, ntitled act 20 amend the seventy
hFst accs.on Of act, EMIT ed An ACT gran lax 10
the egtis-ns Of the town 81 Evansville, IN The
county OF Wander urgh, a city charter /" approved
January % 1877, and 10 add suppl mental Soc
tons to said acts will, On the z1th dav Of Apfff
1865 present TO the Board Of County Com mis- lou
ofs OF Fsaeorburg county. a petition praying for
the annexation TO sid c . Of the following de-
scribcd territory, aRd citing orthlthe reasons for
such annexation. viz: an that part ofthe sUuf ~
quarter Of section nineteen u.s. 81 tow, ship
six ~, range ten f0) west, described a. follows
via Commenei s o. the south vest corner Of Said
quarter section. and running thence north ave
hundred and thirty l13o3 feet, fhancg EAST s4vea
hundrsd aud sixty-tvo T62l fset, thence south
i've hundr' d and twenty n and a half l5295S1
feet, and frsm thence west seven hundred aad six
y I've and oue fourth f7B551 feet 20 the place ~
beginning, being bounded 81 ths north 81 lots
known a. lsabefle Place, the ssss b. shafFs'
Enlargement, on the south b. ktockNell's Eu-
largemept, and On the wAst By y ruadw 81
street. known as first Avenue, dividing the above
described premises from the town % Lauasec
City, low ciy q EYensviIle, said ferrisory being
contiguous 20 the city 81 Evausviis, a4d nos
plated sr laid OF
W. BAK SO, Mayor.
Attest, A. PTAFFL1S, Clerk.
BY a ~. MeGrin, Dep'y Clerk. mario 3st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

REFUGEES "A number of refugees,
from Georgia and Alabama, we're landed
from the Glendale on the leyee on Sat
urday morning, mostly in a squalid and
pitiable condition They consisted chief
~ of women and children, there being
but one man accompanying them.
Among the number was one widow with
six children, her husband having been
killed in the rebel army. The woman
whose husband is with her has eight
chi2ren, and the other women seem 10
have been equally prolific
1t Is not strange that the rebellion
has held out so long, as the poorer
classes in the South have always been
noted for growing large crops Of babies
and small crops Of corn and wheat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

sS-A splendid stock Of Baggies, &C.,
at the American Carriage shop, which
for variety, quality and price cannot be
surpassed IN the city. Call and see
them. j. B. GRRRN &c Co
maris-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

Orr ron MoBmE "a private letter
from an officer attached to Gen A. J.
Smiths staff, received in this city, states
that the expedition would sail on The
9th inst. Stirring news may be soon
expected from that quarter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

LosT-SAFE KEY-Marked on the end
67,2S, rs. The fnder win be literally
rewarded By leaving il at this Office.
mar 15-lw-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

BaF~ The Little Pilgrim for March
presents an interesting table of contents.
Grace Greenwood is greatly admired BY
the little people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
TIE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
BANK

Buys and sells Gold, Silver, Demand
Notes and Government Securities
of every description, sells Ex-
change on New York At Lilo Pre-
MUM an makes liberal conces-
sions on large amounts.
mar l5-d3t
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RESTAURANT.
ST. NICHOLAS
RESTATR Nn

THE ABOVE RESTAURANT HAS BEEN
lately rehtteds and is nov omen T1r tha -
commodstion of the public. Our harder Wi, =
all times be supplied with the richest ana rsrsSt
dainties Of the animal and vegetabls kinrSous
and ths waters Of the Vastly deep viii be mas -
contribute Of their richest stores
sS Especial attention will be given to The
CUISINE. which will be under charge OF the most
competent artistes.
@%- A libersl share OF the public PATRONAGE ia
respectfully solicited.
MoCLoUD & RAGoN,
ml1-tw Prcpristors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

". G MASE, Iats CoIooeI Of the ed Indiana
Volunteers, viii Be candidate for City Marshal
subject 20 the approval Of ths Union C0nTsnti0n.
nAFls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
Baby Cabs and Carriaees.

WE HAVE nos the most maxniaosutvariety
w OF Cabs ard Carriages Tov C.fgs a. va
ons 70 be found IN The city
Cabs from 81 80 to SO de
wARRES & CoSYsGTOs,
1ar-o No. ]. Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

H@- Go to WrighFs Gallery, No. $
Second street, lsF yonF Photographs.
VII work warranted equal 70 any from
Eastern cities Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
CORPORATION NOTICES

MAEcH - ise5.
ORDER FOR A FLANK sTDE-w ak
Aaa noW it j. hereby cfdsrea and dsrscf,d ~
ths eoaEsan Couasil % the city "a EransviIis
that the owneEs q al lots pNrtn % i0ia iraus
Ina ou o. adjoining the south east eide ~ fuaia
sifsets ffqm SeYenfh struef q Eizhfh street Ca
aid city, cause the sidewalks iharaon % b.
brought 70 the proper grade, and thar they oAuar
. tide walk q class Ne Two, with a weston easb
70 ~ isif dewn thsrean Wtthfa thirty DAYS fram
the publication 81 this order
A PfAfFLIA. Clsrt.
By A NJ. McGRfFF, pcpafy
CTS Clerk oaiee. March ~, isGj. " A
M ARCH Is, lsda
oRpER FOR FLANK SIDEWALK
And as Il - hereby uTiersd aud dlFncicd %
the Gommoa CprHcil 81 ttr city ~ Efsnaviite.
that tn n@ners 81 All teta arts e lafs ifout.
iEs % 90 af1asning ths Eou' sSHst sias - EiNhth
sreet frufu Division street e. Z H. sfrsat, "a ssla
city csIss the Sidewalks thrfson 90 o. br6uehl
o. the proper grade, and hat thry cause a s34s.
waik % class No. Two, With a wooden curh 60 D.
laid down tbRsaon aithin tbirty days from she
puhiicatioa % this order
PFkFFLIE. Ciork
By A. ". MoGaFFF, Deputy.
CITY Glefks liiae, March II. 1866. n 81
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


H.-ounee-asa fee 1hrs< DoEers-Iazarsasiy "a
rGHee. EfF ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Valuable Real Estate

NOR SALE Oh LEAsE.--Lot No. 100 10 ths
H poustiou Enlargement being 70 feet 'front.'
IND On Fourth Street, between Locust ana v ~
nut STREETS IL wills BE- sold st bargain. Also
valuabis farm Of 30 acres, 81 miles from ~,
On the new Petersburg ROAD, we'll amprofeo, ~ ~.
sals or exchange for suitable city property "f VI"
''''' w YicKEBY BIOS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Goods at Present Value.

HAVING GAINED OF PREVIOUS ADyAE-
II css o. Goods, ne uoEs sell Goods cbssrfufIv
- the decline a. IL they had advanced All we
ask is an sxaminatiO1 Of cur stock and prices b.
fore purchasing. No troubls 10 show goods
mS 6CHARKER 4 BUaeING
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

SrKUcE lie 49, Saturday afternoon
while bu.ily engaged in examining re
Foundation for a new printing ofles,
whose construction We have begun ana
looking after the excavations beng
made we were approached by r1fra
Tgssocx of the firm a FISHER, Tug''-
ocr 4 Co., gas filters, and informed IS
there might be danger Of our striking
oil. he desired 70 prepare US for sueh 40
emergency. saiting the action % de
word be handed us miniature oil apa-
ratus, including the engine house, well,
scaffolding, pump, reservoir, pu!leys, &c
Taking hold Of the chimney Of the Gu
CINE house and raising the roof We dis
covered neat glass iukstand. The
same was also true Of the tank for catch
ing the oil. We conclude, therefore,
that the shole arrangement is a unique
way Of getting mp an inkstand. IL vas
made at philadelphia mandatory Of
gas fixtures, and is one OF the queeresi
inkstands yet invented. Oar friends
will accept our thanks for the kindness
|
suE MUSDY's HoRsE. When Sue
mandy was captured, says the Louisville
Press, be had in his possession fine
gray horse, which was brought along
with him to this city Subsequently Mr
Paul, Of Breckenridge county, appeared
at the Provost NarshaPs Office anC
claimed the horse as his property. IL
said he and the horse we're captured D,
Mundy about six weeks ago; he was re
leased, but his horse was held He pro
daced satisfactory proof that the hors
belonged to him, and accordingly
was turned over to him
SUPPOSED TO BE DROwSED--A maj
named A. r. Barker, a calker by trade
who had been in the employ of Thoma
a. Co, al their coal mines, near Spott!
vile, left that place in canoe o
Saturday night, and has not since bee
heard Of
On Saturday last the canoe in whie
he had left Spottsville was found lodge
in the timber opposite Poseys Station
on Green River. la the canoe was foun
a bottle, about one-third full Of whisky
t and his tools
0 II is feared that becoming intoxicate
he feel out Of the canoe and was drowned
! aa~ After the capture Of Fort Sun
r ter by the rebels in 1861, Gov Pickepi
a of South Carolina, issued an address /
s which he said
We have hambled the flag Of tn
United States, and, as ! have the homo
? to preside as your Chief Magistrate, 8
help me God, there is no power on thi
earth that shall lower from that fortres
those flags, unless they be lol0ered an
traiied IN a sea Of blood.
Well, the rebel flags are lowered, bu
where's the sea Of blood? vii! il be sc
down, a second Red Sea, upon the mex
map Of South Carolina2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
SUNDRIEs.

WHITE BEANS.
w so bha Small White Beans for sale by
ms REILLY a co.
GREEN APPLES
~ is bells choice Green Apples Just received and
tor sale ~ (msl REILLY A co.