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.AMORs.

Under this title. we class the following note,
which was sent by a reliable and Trustworthy
officer of our army, on the 1st March inst. from
Bayou Crosse Tste, a place, by the bye. where
yankee papers can be got easy. Itsays:
River still reported rising.
The u. s. Cons,,! at Matamoras has been eS-
relied hy Gen. Mriia {second in command to
MaximiIian). TIE IT, S. flag pulled down. The
Consul. Mr.. Ma;sc., has arrived in New Orleans.
tits reported that Charleston is evacuated or
about to be.
Troops sill going down the river.
Gen Meiia, in saluting the Confederate flag
.en,arked that 1t would soon be recognized.
@ W. b. r.
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Office Hawai- .paynaster,
SHREVEPORT. Fen. 20, IebJ.
DEII- y II IL E,irn ku,,a.od D.,IIorr :.

shreveport. / tD. 20, 1000. \
/ A REWARD Of Five Hundred Dollars viii!
I n. be given for the apprehension and coiifine-
mrnt in any Jail in fhe Trans Mississippi Depart
ment, Of tile following named deserters from the
! c. s. steamer Missouri:
| A. L. Gwrdun, age IS, brown eyes, auhurn
hair. fair complexion, height 81 feet; horn i'll
FRANCE. z.
William Brown, age 10. blue eyes. light hair.
light complexion, height 5 feet inches: born al.
Galveston.
William West, age "a. black eyes Black hair,
dark complexion, height feet inches; born in
| Louisiana.
!. J. Il. Trayicr, age 1s, blue eyes, light lair.
| fair complexion; born in Alabama
| William Jo,its, age 81, buc eyes. light hair
fair complexion, height 5 feet 6 inches; born in
| Louisiana
| Que hundred dollars reward will be PAID for
the apprehension of either Of the above men.
aud if confined in any Jail in the country, all
prison charges viii be paid (wnen presented to
the undersignedl, Until s,,ch time as the p.isnn-
crs may be claimed by the Comnanda,.s Of this
station s
| These men were recently transferred from the
| army at Galveston, and are probably returning
| to that place.
Enrolling officers of the army. and others, are
requested 10 use every exertion TO apprehcnd the
above deserters BY order,
| j. III. CARTER. Lieut.. Coind'c C. S. n
VIII. A. HEARNE, Asst. paymaster C.S. N.
March III. l565.-41-3t.
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Published on SatnrIaa. bu Joel III. Sandoi

II
Published on Saturday, By Joel L. sanoo1
Owing to constant huctuation ii, the re,all,I
value of paper money, we shall, from the N. WI
November 1864. adopt cur former rates, OF ,eea
Subscription. three dollars per year. payable
advance. or $4 at the end Of the year. sa.a .
cribervwishng to discontinue must give a Wr''.,l
notice to that effect and settle up all arreafagj
Advertisements will be inserted at i,ve WI
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and french (unless otherwise ordered) un'il u
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No subscription will be stopped until all a:., m,l
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Candidates to public favors will pay ten dol.sI
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Confederate and other current papeT,ma.|
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This the Yankee Congress has dccared-tl!is the
Yankee press has publishtd--tI,is Mr.. Lincoln
has openly sail-tliis his people arp!aud-but
this the European powers vii! not permit. We
agree with the Governor, as regards inte:ver tion,
and feel confident that the first step in this dirpc
ton has already been taken by England in the
recognition Of Maximilian -Si,rerepot Nescs.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

+ Il accordance viii: the Proclamation Of his ES
Il crl:cncy Henry W. Allen, Governor of the
STATE of I.rtiSiari, fatrd I'd January. 1861 an
Election will hr hI,l il, the Parish of St. Lan
ly> At the several Pr cncts. on the
First Monday Of April, 1865,
BENG The 81 DAl OF SAID MONTH.
t.,twrpn i!. hr.,rs Of 8 4. NJ. and p. NJ. nm
.irr ihe st'rrrinfnnre uf the commissioners
'r;v anpoi.; I'd according to Law, in order TO
eject ,.. JuGar tr The sIh Judicial District.
"rn.;,'sd If the P&riSlrs Of Calcasieu, S.. Ian
DIV. ,..,i:tys-:t. and Vrr;ri!lnn.
Sad ,,sctinn Ia be conducted in all respect
accnr..ing ~ the Pre-, isinn of the Constitution
alr Laws in >nrll cases made and provided, and
returns ua''r .. rny Office according to Law.
Commissioners of election will please inquire
at every c,.e "f their polls if there ia one Ballot
Box, il nat, notify 50 That may provide for them
:.ninrd.a.s
Given ,,.:l"r ny hand and seal at my office in
the town tf Oi:.l,,'1sas. Parish of St. Landry,
li.ls 18th day ct February. l~61.
JAMES G HAYES.
Sheriff.
c.- -. =, r,.,... o. 7cc- 90
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BY order, S. COOPER.


1jy order, >. ttDiEh:
A1intant and Insn"ct"r General
II. In acrorlai,re with the ss'.,I..P order. al e
tails Of men who do ne. belt cen ,,iiratrs OF hit,-
cal Bo",ds showing 'Etitntss tcr service in the
field are evoked with ie ipiuwing exrri,tlo:,s
Men detailed from Department ile:dqgaI;tls on
the ground OF justice, equity and n c"Ssi'y.
wl,er. that eroHnti still exists and IS s':': il sIr
o:Ger Of detail: clerks wIta are experts. and wD>~
services ai- indisurnsahy y ,,rrS>a:y, not exceed
ING one tof eaci, utficer pxi..t IN tie Eurcaux at
Marshall Texas, and rilos it tis- s"rvi;." Gf the
Post Office. Treasury ard At4,;nta',t t;es-ra''s
ti''.,:tu.nt: nn detailed in it i-.,t S"IrIra III
wli.il class is embraced ihp co,staf'y engaged
in collecting cattl.. hors' 3 and m;,Ies. and in
hauling Indispensable supplies from one post to
another: artisans mechanics and persons OF sccn
tiiic skill. in the service of the government; CON
tractors with The government whose personal SER
vices are certified hv the Cl,,f OF the Department
viii, wton, they have contracted. t. t3n ind:s-
pAnsah!e TO ths execution ai tiraif contract, aud
whose individual attention. is given lhrr"to.
III. Officers are not permitted TO relieve men
regularly detailed 10 Them Nhrn they wish d.
tas revoked. application must be regnta!!y made
stat;ng the r"asnns,
". Men whose details are revoked for mis-
conduct or neglect nt dEty. will not 5e again
siohjeet to detail daring the remainder Of their
|
v No detailed man will be fnrIouchr unless
he has certificate nf & Mt.icai Board, or is
recommended by the officer with whom he is
serving. for extraordinary skill and attention To
duty.
VI Ahle-hoiie agricultrralists who are de
tailed from Department Headquarters and who's"
details are hereby revoked. will be allowed until
The lst of May, I665. TO renew their applications
If they are not re detailed by that date. enrolling
officers vii, send them to their commands with
out delay.
VII. Men detailed as mechanics, artisans or
persons Of skill, other than those in the service
Of the government. will be allowed until the ist
of May 1865 to have their details renewed. If
not renewed by that time, they will be sent 10
their commands.
VIII. Leaves Of absence and fnrlougls grant
ed by Brig. Gen. II. T. Hays, P. A. e. s., for
thirty days. viii be respected
BY command OF Gen T.. KIRBY SMITH.
SIS. ANDERSON. Asst. Adj't Gen.
March H. lSG5-4i-4t.
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Cnnlcrsas. February Is. 1865 so.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~E0EE undersigned, having been 6etaiird by
4 the Government as wi'eclwright. alnonncrs
to The prhli. tSaS hereafter he cannot work on
credit at the ,l,.:eir:atr piices which are allowed
lim. and i!e hopes one will be offended if he
delivers work uat;l paid for, which rule he
vii strictly aiirre tn.
lie will cpn;inn" 20 rndeavcr to satisfy the pub
liz, without be', Influenced by threats Of persons
who know neither his position nor his ,iut,s.
p. GOSSELlN.
OnennSas February 18th 1865 80
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SATURDAY, :::.: ::MaRCil il, 1865.
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isszaa;aaaac for aS61,

FE7IIIS a,nan"" which was printed at the
K osGIice of the Op"iHusas Courier. is cslcn'
lated fr lisis Part "f tine Sta'r. and contains the
mon,S pisa~ts the rising and setting of the
Su.o, tr. &c. is for sale at p L. Hebrart.
R!nch .m:lh"'g q Co. John Pos-v, at the Post
nt!icp nj Ia" Courier Office, Oprousas. f. Bon-
cltz washington. } 2. bay. Vile Plate. H. 5.
Dunbar, GsaGl Cut,au NJ. Emonet. Gros Che
vrrn Price. ), J, oi IS cts. III specie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Sherif's Sale NO. 200.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the of1cs Of the Court Of Common
Pleas In YAnderhurgh county. In favor @? Francis
Amory and against Mortimer Turner, will, on
SATURDAY JUNE II, 1855,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q m. and 4
o'clock p OF said day, st the door Of the Oonrs
House Ia the city OF Evansville, Indiana, Offer for
term Of seven years OF the following described
rea estate, to-witi
The undivided half Of sixty dys acres on the
east side OF tbs northeast quarter o. section
thirty-hye 1851. In township i've 90, soath Of
range ten (l0) west, Ia the Yinesnnss Land Dis
Of Indiana, boaRded a. follows beginning ~ the
northeast corner Of said quarter section, thence
south degrees and 20 minutes east, 90 $500
chains, TO the Bouth-east csrner Of said quarter
section; thot &C south 81 degrees and - minutss
west, 10 20-l00 chains, to . stake on the south
line Of said quarter section thence nDrth Eve de-
grees and 80 minutes west, 40 chains, to q stake
Ia the north line Of said quarter section; thosee
north So degrees aEd 10 minutes east, 10 100
chains, TO the beginning, being the same tract Of
land set on TO said Mortimer farner aud Francis
Amory by Philip Decker, Charles O. olmstsd and
Levi Hooker, commissioners fa Partition In suit
I'm the Probate Court Of Fanderhurgh county IN
which sAid Anory aud Turner were plaintiffs, and
Catherine Laasr and others we're dofsnasnta, a.
will more fully appear BY the record Of the report
OF said csmnissionsrss - pages $50 aud Ssi Of
Order Book ID ef said Court, 50 much Of said
RAJ estate May b. necessary for the Satisfaction
Of this decree. A4+-t
And, should said rents and proah not sell Z .
sum suaicfsnt 20 satisfy said writ and costs,
will, the tIms and place, offer for sale the
IlJf9tI 20 GEORGE woLGLIN, t
Sheriff Y&nderbuFgh oounty.
BY JoHx GRkKK, Deputy.
ASA IaLEHART, PHI 3 Atty. my23-3vv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
the Post-Ofce At Evansville, state Of Indiana,
f2d day OF May, 1859.
s@ To obtain any Of these lsEtass, the AppIi.
cant must call for q ad1ersi@~d Esasrx- give he
date Of this list, and pay cent Tor advertisng
So II not called for within ons nsozfk, they will
Be sent TO the Dead-Lettar Once
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By carriers, Is ths
residences Of cEners Gin the larger sisiasl, may b.
SECURED BY observing the following RULES
l. DIRECT lstesrs plainly 20 the street and
number, IS walt As the p0sa-ofEce aud State
2 HEAD isftsrs with the writer's posf-qAe.
aud Stass, shrssf and ssussr. sign chan plainly
With fun nsHles and request that answers b
directed AceordiHgly.
;. Letters to strangers or TRANSIENT Fisitors In
. town or city, whose special address may Be IN.
known, should be marked, in the lower lsft-h hand
corner, with the word - Transisnt"
T. Place the pastazR-sfazp on the sPpsr Figkf-
Aaad corner, aud tears spass between the stamps
and direction for Poa-ssarkiAs without interfer.
Ing with the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN 81 let
ter = tbs writer, II unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written or printed vita tho wrfteF'l
Aans, posGoAes. and Safs across the ieft hand end
Of the envelope the face aide, viii BE complied
vita ~ the usual prepaid rate 81 postage, paya-
bic when the letter Is delivered 90 the writer
Sac. IS, Lam or Is63.
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Amnsements.

Masonic TENPLE.-There VS. a very
fair audience at the theatre, and the
pleasing play entitled AsmOdeOus was
received with rapturous applause, Miss
MolIie Williams and Mr.. Felix A. Vim
cent making each decided hit in their
respective characters of Carlo and Don
Raphel At the close of the piece they
were loudly called before the curtain,
and Mr.. Vincent responded to the com
pIiment in neat little speech.
Tonight viii be produced 1.-THE seri-
Gus Family" and THE Secret" Miss
Williams and Mr.. Vincent are arIistss
of very fair ability, aud lovers of the
drama wilt find most excellent entertain
ment
TIE CIRCus-The Circas was largely
attended yesterday and last night, and
the exaberant applause told how well
the performances we're received. The i'm
comparable feats Of Mile De Berg was
the theme Of universal praise Two
more performances this afternoon and
evening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
News Items.


Oil City was founded in. 1860 by ths
Michigan Rock Oil Company Previous
to that ii consisted of only tavern and
tgo small stores. 1t was incorporated
in 1862, and now contains about 4 200
inhabitants The present prices for no
tel Accommodation ara three dollars
per day; liquors, 20 to 40 cents glass,
and other thingsin proportion.
A letter from Raleigh, North Carolina,
tells good story Of gallant Brigadier,
who made visit to the asylum of the
deaf and dumb, near that city, and was
80 much delighted that he sent his band
over that evening to serenade the in.
mates The fact becoming known, he
was. importuned to invite the inmates of
the blind asylum TO see his next parade.
a ladys dressing-case has been chip
ped from England for the great fair at
Chicago. It is to be presented to the
pretfiest girl in that city, who is to be
designated by ballot, the voters paying
81 for each vote deposited. The article
is valued at 81 900 in gold
fhe Chief Of Police in Boston, having
received intelligence that an attempt
was to be-made to burn that city, by reb-
Ell raiders from Canads, the necessary
precautions have been taken to pre-
vent il.
The Grand Chapter of Free Masons Of
the State of Maine have voted the sum
Of $500 to DR.. Mackey, of Charleston,
for his great service to the Union prison
ers during the war. r
The stages in Kansas cannot accom-
modate the crowds that are pressing
their way to the gold mines of the North
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

TIE TENSEssEE RvER EsTERPRisE.--
Up to noon yesterday, there had been
subscribed the sum of ~, 900 to carry
out the arrangement with the Sam Orr,
TO enterrthe Tennessee River Trade. y
We hope there will be no hesitancy
on the part Of our merchants in sub
scribing, and thai the commencement of
operations will not be delayed day
longer than can be- avoided. There is,
we learn, large quantities of cotton the
natural outlet for which is by the Ten
nessee tiyer to this city. 4sn
Other cities are not idle in reference
to this matter, Cairo has already sent
"a. boat up that river, on an experimental
trip, but we understand she is guarFan,
teed against loss only on one trip, and
one trip viii probably terminate the ex-
pertinent as far as that point is concern
ed. The Board OF Trade Of Louisville,
q few days ago, appointed committee
to visit the Legislature to procure char.
tiers for lines Of packets to the Cumber-
land, Green and Tennessee rivers, Lon
isville and Memphis; and, also, for the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers and tributa-
ries, and the White and Arkansas river
q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

NoTIcE TO DELIEouExTs.-An persons
who subscribed for stock in the Wander
burg County Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Land Association, and are indebt-
ed to the Association in all or part on
such subscription, are hereby notified
that if they do not pay the same on or
before June LIST, 1865, their stock so sub
scribed will be declared forfeited.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
P. HoRSBRooK, Sec'y.
n inn lat
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LEGAL.
Sheriff's Sale No. 2Ol

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court os
Common Pleas Of vsnderburgh county, Indiana,
IN favor Of Homer o. HYDE ard against AlIernon
r. Jones, / Will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1885,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock q. N. and o'clock
p. m. Of said day, st the door Of the Court House
In the city OF Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale At
public auction the rents and profits for the term
Of seven years, Of the Interest Of said Afternoon
3. Jones in the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Twenty seven (27) feet in width of the south
side Of lot No. forty seven 40, Old Plan Of
the city Of Evansville; the sast third (16l Of
the northeast quarter Of section No. twenty toua
f24), township six 90, range eleven Ql) westI
containing s. S3-10o acres; aud the west half ca
OF the north west quarter Of section No. thirty
two l32), in township I'VE (5l, range ten (0) west.
containing eighty Cs0) acres; and lots NO two
hundred and thirtesn t2l3l aud two hundred and
twenty-five (222l Ia the Donation Enlargement Of
the city Of Evansville, and the northeast half
90, or corner part OF lot No. foFty-nvs (45l. 0la
Plaza OF Evansville, YandeFburgh county, State OF
Indiana. And should said Teats aud profits not sell
for sum sulicient 20 satisfy said writ and costs,
WILL at the same time aud place, offer for sale
the fee simple Of Eaid interest In said premIses.
GE0RGE W0LFLIH,
Sheriff Vanssrburgh OoUnty.
BY JoHN GRREK. Deputy.
KoBx. HILL, Pits Atty. my23- awM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
From the Macon ConstltutionAlist, May 2.
LEGS Par0Ihd TrnOns In Macon.

Every day brings to our city increas-
ing numbers of soldiers irem Gen. Lees
army, returning to their homes. Most
Of them are much soiled and jaded, and
some are sick. We cannot learn that
any provision has been made TO feed
these men. Surely they are entitled to
subsistence until they can reach their
homes, and if their own countrymen will
not provide for them, may we not hope
that magnanimous foe viii do so out
of the stores recently captured here 2
Brave men who have encountered one
another upon the field Of battle should
respect and assist each other when the
conflict ceases t5teai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
NEW BOOKS.

NAPoLEos,s LIFE OF CESAR, VOLUME
IN I, cloth - 80.
Aapoleon's Llfs Of Cesar, Vol 2 Papsx 81 co.
81. Philips, By suthor Of eouthsrlsbds
Moods, By Miss A1cott
Our nut1Ai Frisnd, Charles DSeksas. Vol /.
Tony Butler, = popular new newell
leaves fron the Diary Of celebrated Burglar
and Pickpockst.
Lnttrsl Of AFTan. BY ChaFiss Lever.
Emily Chester; The Hillyar's snd Bartoo's. b.
Kingsisy. > y
kats Kennedy, paper; Ths Old Love Nud the
New, paper.
Cooley for yune, 5ust rscslEed,
than Cincinnati prices
Medical Books a. New York prioss and All oshsE
BOOKS and Stationery 81 the lowest prices, as
DoBKLL'B DOCK STORE,
At present On Locust street, three doors aboEs
Sherwood House. mTI9-dIw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
FRUIT.


THIS LUSCIOUS FRUIT LOSES MICH on
l. its delicate fragrAacs and delicious favor bv
p4-.-,. - j, - ,yt ~ 49, &C
fresh from the vines every aftsrnoon All paIS
orders len AZ Messr1. Hayhurst WhtttnksTis-
No. 6 Water street, will Hest with prompt attsn
tiOn. oriers fog large quantities had 8 tier i.
len 81 the Garden corner seventh aud Ann
strssts- nyEs-t II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

TELEGRAPHIc FEAT.-On Wednesday,
the 18th Of April, the day Of Mr.. Lin
coins funeral obsequies, the American
Telegraph Office in Washington City,
transmitted $1,000 words of reports to
New York and elsewhere. All this was
done from 7 o'clock p NJ. to / o'clock
A. NJ, being at the rate of 10000 words
per hour This is a feat in telegraphing
said to have never been equalled. The
expenses amounted toabout S.. 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Notice to Contractors.

eTSHE coslMoE COUNCIL oTTHE CITY OF
1 Evansyflis wiz receive sealed proposals un-
. 1.-THE Juns 12th, 1855, for The grading and mac
ailEmizfng Of First Street. q Hatd city from Lo-
Gust 20 Division Street. etstascs % about 800
feet also for gfsdiag snd paving the alley ii ta-
ate between Third aud kSurth strestsl aud ex-
tending from Oak &c Ohsrry Streets.
Specifications may hs seen By applying 70 the
undeFaignsd
By order Of the Council.
A. NJ McGRIFF, Clerk
Evansville, May II, 1855. myIsstiunes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Local Notices.

sfRAwsERRiEs. - NJ. Edgar Sharpe
certainly has the finest strawberries that
we have seen this season or tasted. He
has made hessrs Whitaker & Hsyhurst
his agents, and they are prepared to fur
nish his delicious fruit in any reasonable
quantity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

WHAT Was IT2-We find several Of
our "loyalp Abolition exchanges criti-
cising rather severely the fact of JEDI.
Davis endeavoring to escape from ar
rest and detection in pettieoats. The
idea is net entirely original Can any
of them tell US of what stuff the petit
coats were made7 Particularly, wheth-
err or not il was Scotch plaid p Yin
cennes San H'a 80 ,s'all
That is just what We would expect
from such creature as the editor of the
Sun. The capture of the traitor, Davis,
10 norwood and gall to him. All be
lacks is the courage of guerrilla to
speak right out in favor of his favorite.
The Sun, with divers other copperhead
papers, have manifested their sympathy
with Booth, the assassin, BY their insinur
ating efforts TO disparage and malign
Corbett, the soldier who shot him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

W. ii. PARKHiLL, Photographic Gal
lery, corner of Main aud First Streets,
Evansville, Ind. Pictures of every de-
scription cOlored in Oil in the best and
improved styles BY VIM. Penfold, Of
New York.
Keeps constantly on hand Oval, Gilt,
and Rosewood Frames Of all kinds.
may22dlw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

IsHANs g. HARKis-This notorious
CHAP, once Governor of Tennessee. we
learn, was captured at Marietta, Georgia
few days ago, in FGgrante dslicso, q
lady we'll known in Louisville being with
him at the time. Harris was found
where Governor Brownlow predicted he
would be. y.ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

s@- Having made arrangements to
transfer our business to Cincinnati in q
few months, We offer our present stock
of Drngs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win.
dow Glass, Glassware and Perfumery,
in quantities to suit, at a decided bar.
gain.
my20-1m LEIGH, CARLsrEDT & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

SnoP LIFTING.-Three boys we're 81.
rested on Sunday night on charge Of
stealing shoes from the shop of Mr.. App,
on Water street. Yesterday they had an
examination, and one of them, who halls
from Louisville, was held to bail in the
sum of $500, in default Of which he was
sent back to Jail. The other two were
II. u fe.gr Fa5 ee
uloclah BS4. .1e~ & glffae1s iafaf f
The arrest was made by Fred. Klein
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
FUNERAL NOTICE,
Ltjun lst.1

The Membsrs of the 1. o. o. y. OF Evansville.
Ind, respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
Of brother John H. Lambert, deceased. 10 Hea-
derson, KY,
The steamer Gen. Halleck will leave Evansville
at O'Clock A. NJ. and return at IL O'Clock p NJ.
JACOB WELD