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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

uowes & Macy, Benkers,
No 30 Wallis, New.Yorh,
formerly officer, Of the Para Bsnsj
Four PER CENT 1SIEglsr ALLOWED on DErosITs.
PERSONS OPEsNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT ard DRAW
as they please. the with the City Banks. and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for The PURCHASE SAIL Of 'he various
issues OF Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
Cod, promptly executed for the usual commission.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 90 Broadway.
40 TREASURY NoIE- Oh hand for sale.
%. l.. l.oss. President.
j. II. srouJ, Cashier. . ...n .'.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIKI CITY Or
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND - PIyr.sI.
urpo,uoRY AND FrAvCT,L AGENT OF tbs USITEI
SIArEs.
Have for sale. ready for delivery
UNITED STATS = 30 TREASURY NoTes,
Convertible, at maturity. into 5-@O GoLDnFAWso
BONDS
ry1Trp STATES 1910 BoSDA
u,IrsD STATES 500 BoyDS
UsrrEp STATES 1-YRAR CKR1HTCAIEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers AMI Drafts
and attend 10 other business with the Government
&C. CALHOUN, President.
b. sFAsAH, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
z $40
TREASURY NOTES
FoI immediate delivery. at
HOwEs L. MACY's, Bankers,
No. 80 WALL.s..
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Receipss OF Produce.

F,B 2s--3Ge6 bbls. Floar 40 bbls Whisky 900
lb,s Corn Meal 7lC0 bush. Corn 10000 buah. Oats
Of pkgs Ashes a. Pkg. Lard 32s psgs. Butter, ~
pkgs PROVISIONS. J.Cs' Dressed Hogs.
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CHURCH STREET
PROM THE sCUrHFRLY sIDR OF FULTON STREET
10 NORRIS STREET
IL TILE lIlh OF NtM.lOkk.

Pvtv,u, 20 ,itu,es IN such csc sd- and provided The
M.yof kld.fu-n and Conmonaty Of the tny Of Ne~
hereby ave pOc Tat they intend 90 apply 10 The supf' ne
tOnu ~ tie STAT. II New iofs. a. srecisi Term Of aid
Court, b. h-t a. 10. City iil IN the ',y 81 New tos
ssturdy tie fou jay Of March 1862 at the opening Of
the DIV there tsf Council can be
load the appointment Of Conms.4ono' of Estimate aud
~. above entitled natter thai 10" nature sud
t-ni tho Improvement hereby Intended - ,hc extension
Of IAuehst.ei '- sogthefy .its of tHr street u
M,ftl, street Ia aid CITY. joins p. DENkLlS,
Counsel TO the Corpora,ion
Drfcd NJ lgtk F,hrrfrA IA. 1915
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Movements o. Ocean steamers.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard of Aldermen.

OyyioArI STATED >rssos-Fcb. q, 1865
Pr~ni-Morsin Jone., e.l. Precedent. snd the following
n.rIbtrs: 80
Ad,irpsu Gedney Mchnish,, JcrrInah, Brice and Van
Noorms-h =,
Tn so having been c,lcd aud not appearing The
President declared "a. Board stood adjourned without day
DIT. VALENTINE, Clerk
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Gorecs, Carriages, &r.
QVaKIERxAsrtRg iEsErALs OYrcg, }
fIg.r DIVISION, Z

QVaKIEnHA.rtR ~ ERALS OrFrcg,)
fIEsr DIVISION, 7
WAsuISeroS 'Iry, febnary IT, lt5.)
HORSES HORSES , HORSES #! =
IL HORSES suitable for the Cavalry service, will be
Iurrhaed Il OiosboIo Depot, Ia open narsei, ui April
lia. -
loes will b. delivered 20 csr'ain w. Lowry Moo'e A. u
NJ Bnd be- sobi@csd the usual Government inspection
bel - being sccc?t.d
Specifications O. follows "Cavafy homes mns' be sound
In al paftl-nlArs vel broken IN FOL h and good oond
IRON ff,c usj b. .t;rsn tul banG- .h from ~" lo 20
nina 90 y-sf. a. aud vel siap'd every way 10 cavalry
pvro--s Hor, bfw-r rn- t ard ten 10 years Of az"
II , vigorous. sFristly and healthy. nsy be acc.pt.d'
Price. hundred aud seventy i've dollars ttl'3 each
IIous. Of in.prc,lon. from q ~. 20 r.
Payment viii be made si hi. ohlc-.
JAMES 4. EKtS,
Colonel In chsr- Flint Division q. VI u. %.
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Corporallon Notices.

NUPKEME COURT.
In tho rii-r Of the Application of ~. Hsyor Aldermen.
nd tomulonnty Of tl- Cry 81 New Nors Ieistiye 20
IIlI IArIN~IIlN
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4 i RIEECKER. EON q 60. wilI selL
LECTION SNLEof HIDES and ThLLOW
O. W KELSEY, Auetionssr.
fiction SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

N NC LOTS srd IMPROVED PROPERTY II N'vsowu;
By rrdgcst the sale o. aid property adj er scd 10 De rod
AZ the rootlyn City -aesToolns Feb. 8 nut, b- been
ado ued be sold the premises fElp p, Maze -
in. az oclock Purchasers can take h. sirg Boa
James Sin Nrw-Tora =. at O'Clock, s"tirins brofr
daIk FOR I PARTICULAR map terms, 81. apply - Che Anc
tioUeer No il South Scyerlh-st Wi..m.b rsb, or Of
JAMES BAILEY. on the p'e nliirs.
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Sales bp Auction.
J BLEECKER son 81 Co. will sell =

4 J. BLEECkER. sun ~ 20. VIII sell NJ
M Auction oh THURSDAY, March, 1855 2, y ocloe,
al tie Erchsnge saesroom, III BFoadway VALUABLE
BEAVER And PEARL-Sf. PROPERTY, BELONGING
TO THE ESTATE OF MARIA j.. BRiSCk1RhOFF,
decreased the S.story bick aud lo % besY'r sN
1907 Pearl, near clnotico's and between Wilo'n 49,
Hanover st. building covers lot Titl nnquestoi
able sale without lurpose ~ dis,>or fno
the heirs. Maps, particulars &c aicoue"fs Office, -
fedgrsf
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VATCHES for speculative PURPOSES by the

w .nsle one or box; Competition Hunters als; Double
Pie on Silver no. Trrbl. Fir. bi f23, extra do, 80.
equal a solid ~ kagat Gold Watch. Original L. JACobs,
No Az BTosiw1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

vINHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
j aud UPRIGHT PIANOS, MELopEoNs, HARMn
NIINI and 'EOLIAN ORGANS Wholesale and retail. To
let and rent allowed II purchased Monthly payments re.
cciy-i Second hand panos bargains nom H'
10 f223 music lin oiird At 70 per page Pianist
In an, to try new music Factory sud warer0oms
No al broadway. Cssb paid loI second hand Pl5nos
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 80. 4!l-
ID y way nearly opposite y. Nicholas Hcte -"Ep A. LID
WITT Aurtiouer 6v j. y. Cnov. Coa.i2,D'ais sonci'e
WEDNESDAY, March 7.

!, =
yIFr Agrtiousr 6v T. T.. Caory ColsrIIc ass sohci'e
WEDNESDAY, March !.
tPRIyAIE GIN LEiiAN'S LIBRARY - rl.ote" NH
ABFTIAN and DRAMATIC LrERAIt Ris--ifs orr al
many years careful s.ec',n IN nzadnears -! NE o''t
Fn.h Fdous and English Bindings. including many iirs-
eriue Murray on. c1rous aud 80 9I.s hf
before offered sole In The United ssstes-torethe wh
Bo,ks from the Lorsrirs Of Leigh buu and Charles Lamb
with Acf notes sD.ey that more ngde rreaac
choice collection has before been ord Tor e N ne
country Ther selection and importation have hc.n The ebor
If many years Of an airrer O Eizsort1n End u a
Literature a.gvays selecting he sat and be-. annotated
F,0n II only necrssary to rr.cr 10 the frAelDg o
ton. o Peec Greene Asroiy- and Neb-,e9ih0rf jon
.ou mi Massiu.er-Dyces Beaumont and rl"f.r-SAiey
the adnfsbr set o. 0oisey sud i, Connuson-,he Coz
Lection Of Od Psys end Earlier Drmatsts never rerrtso
ueh a. tho kli:ies Cartwright Ae.'ho sh2A,sp~ ."
city Publications elegantly bound hasssp.erc cnes sa
Con,rnen, bontasu'. Bscou-looseE Barrow s"l
Ching woth-C Clarendon. Dtsytoa-DrcmmoHd ponre W.
Tor Adm Poe.s-chocr Editions OF Scott lyron aon.
! Cowper Lsinb As-. Sc, &c. ESPECIAL AIJINTION y
CALLED 70 THE BOOKS fRONTHE tlBRAhrsof
LEIGH HUNT and CHARLES LAMB WITH the'r eh-fse
tcrtc ard y..uebe Notes and Auto;iphs Sale To- On
meme. At O'Clock precisely. BOOKS on Esbr''""-
Catalogues ready Price 3jcents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
HOTEL.
NOTICE.

4 IL rnoSE INDEBTED TO AUGUST Hills
"A for ai sccouats exosps those 81 ths g,snal
hiiis, vii eoms forth immediately aad sslsis, %
save further oests AiaT.a.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

4 STEP Forward are glad 70
see thar workmen have commenced pul.
hog down the cold rOokery" on the corn, =
Of Main and LIST streets, to make room
for the splendid bloek.to be erected By
the First National Bank and othera
The cid wooden building has long
been an eye sore 70 cur citizens, and ell
will r. joiee to see it disappear before
the enterprise and progress of the age.
Preparations are, We notice, being made
for other desirable and elegant improve
ments
The old wooden building, oeeupisd by
P. Boyle as a bakery, on First street,
will soon give place to an elegant iron
front, which viii complete tAat square
We hope a spirit of Improvement viii
also enter the proprietors OF the block
opposite Masonic Hall on First street,
and cause change worthy Of shs city
and ths age in which We Iva
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
CITY NEWS.
sag- Always look at the Fourth Page
Grant and sherman

Our news this morning is highly en-
couraging. Gen. Sherman is reported
within easy marching distance Of Fay.
etteville, n. c., on Cape Fear river.
Commodore Porter and Gen. Scho6eld
are pushing up the river rapidly to ef
feet junction with Sherman, and it il
thought the two armies have been united
before this.
In the meantime, Gen. Grant seems
70 have concluded that il is time for him
70 strike, and the Army of the Potomac
IS said to be under marching orders.
Another struggle for the South Side
railroad is anticipated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

- The many friends Of Brigadier
Geaeral Walter Q. Gresham will rexre.
10 learn that be is still confined TO bis
bed at bis residence in New Albany,
from the severe wound be received ct
the battle Of Peach Tree Greek. in from.
Of Atlanta, in August Last. Gen. Gree
ham has endured great suffering from
his wound bat We hope be may soon Be
sufficiently restored to again take the
Geld he has had the services Of one Of
the mos. sk,llful surgeons in the ws..,
to which be doabtlsss owes his life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
LOST.
$40 Reward.

I DsT-In the stfests Of Evansville, large
II brown or igsr eoforef dog-Nsw Fsundland
and Pointer, uiiE q ia on, wheu lat sen,
iraihef strsp afound BE neck, iisi tegsfheT 81
ftfco u white Co ton card. His lore r. are
VIII T. he 4ukIss. Nirf some Nhite on his
bios Has l00g tail. Hsanssera 70 tbs name
~ Ptincs.
Afy obe finding sBeh dog will please deliver
bin 2. -emn9nin, Evansville, Ind.
mari n
I'm THURSDAY EyExIsG LAST nv HAHD
- Ear. dis4rpeafed aappOsed 70 pushed into
the river ~ snms D. sbff ana f0Hed IN lib.
era rrsard viii b. offered Tor ifs recovery.
fra - Wa r. BAUER
IN SATURDAY EyEETsG - A PACK CT
- ~ ~ % IN isita sngs epe, on NJ or
Ibrd 80. sis. 5etw. on my house and th8 Branch
b X. q nndat shall b. vrr5 IT. ofaliy rewarded
"a Mug m.
frbzs WILLARD CARPENTER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Real ESTATE For S le-

/ WILL sELL tina FOLLOWING PROPERTY
4 CuhAR ft-wtt.
I. large n Use with 10 rooms, near Main street
2. Two iatE Brick liuu ~, upposlte BUTTS Head
Large tf me aud SIX lots, near the lily
=. hr,c good iiouscs on Nnn street.
Brick hou-e on Sycamore, bo't 81 aud ath ats.
O. Two large houses GA plvi ion street
T. House aud faut lots In Elllott'a Enlargement
II 'use aud Tour lots IA Goodsel's IN tarsemeut.
p trame houss scar Railr al Machine shopE
10. Que stony House Third street.
~. Large Frame ON LrBt struet
- Hu se aud business Lot cor LOcast aud Sth
II. six LOIS a ht0ck Q. Eastetn Eniarse meat,
t. several handsome residences and lfacta of land
tn StringtoWn.
10 Six y-stN tres within a y mile Of EvAnsvIlle
l0. tlo res within half = mite Of Evansville
H. fntue acres adjoining tie city.
Is. 3At Hcres ucar Oak tiiN H. plpferv
10. iu,a acres. wtlh iarge Hou O. near the CITY
20 81 ANS 10 cleared. within miles Of Tia eltx
~ 80 aor-s In Pos county geod Land.
-. GID acfus VA Va rics county.
q. vers hands, me residence in Roonvflle v,fth
81 or n acres attach q.
-. gr'at variety Of Building Lots in exory part
OF the cry
Is. Larry Brick tloase "a Youagleve's Eaiargsmt
a. all exchange the lands 10 Posev and
WaIrick cpuntiss far city property.
she above embraces one of the q est lists ever
offered in Evansville. Fer particulars call Al
q "a Shaekelford's Office one door cast Of Prove
Marshsl's oaioe.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
dre29-u Real kstate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

THs EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BAxK.-
This institution opens to-day for busin-
ness, as will Be seen By reference to the
advertisement in smother eolamn. The
subscribed capital, 100000, has been
paid up, and the Bank commences fully
prepared to render liberal facilities to
the business community.
As We have said before, the pablo
know the parties connected With this
Bank, and knosing them, they know
tha'lshs Bank uill De veil managed and
provs successful.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

masonic TEsPLE-Londoa Assurance
vas presented to Al appreciative audi.
snes last night, and vilh come few sx.
cepsions, in satisfactory manaer
There vas the same fault manifest
against which We have had cause 10 AMI.
nsdvert on other occasions. The acting
on the part Of all vas pAssably good. il
some excellent MIRA Golden sustained
the character Of Lady Gay spanker
very veil, and Mr.. Erskines Dolby vas
also good. The same also may be said
Of Howlaud's NEEDLE. bot some Of the
draSatfs persoHae we're very defective
in the text, which greatly msrred The
performance
Pierce's Sir Harcoart County -.
never saw surpassed, even By any Of the
renowned actors Of The age. /. vas
the finest conception Of the character
We ever saw.
The Wept Of the wisk-.on-wish viii
be reproduced tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

A Coon HTr.-The Columbia Repub.
IieGn tells Of > Copperhsad in that Vi
cinity Who shinks it would be a hunili.
ating thing 20 sit and hear colorsd
lawyer plead . case in court, and vet
Who, when be shonght he vas about TO
die some time ago, and have his case
unlimited to the higher court sbove,
called Ia pious colored man 60 plead
IN prayer. Probably the aforesaid Cop
perhead considered the Bar of Ouuipo-
tsnce inferior IN dignity to Nsgistrxts .
CoGrt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

EyANsvILLE-HKR IMPROVEMENTS Ann
aER BUsIS ss-A gentleman from q
rival city 10 Indiana. who came to this
city day or two sgo With desire to
locate here, remarked TO us: There l.
more business done in your city iu one
day than in ours in a week" This 10 :
common, every day remark by strangers
visiting Us, and the truth Of the remark
is indisputable. Oar Foundries aud Ma.
chine Shops, our Master Builders, our
Architects, our Mechanics and Artisans
are unEivAled anywhere, while our Pub.
lie schools are the admiration aud envy
Of all who visit them. Our merchant
and business men, As q general thing,
are the mos, liberal, snterprisipg and
thrifty Of any We know, and are always
ready to give Of their means to every
worthy object. There are some draw
backs TO our prosperity, it is true, but
We have good reason TO believe and hope
these will be removed in very short
time BY an eulighted public sentimen
and proper application Of the same.
The improvement of our streets, OF
the city wharf, aAd other desirable i'm
provements have been opposed by GER
tain persons in power through blind par
tlsan zeal, but it ia hoped and believed
that this defect will be remsdisd at the
next April election.
4 hrst class hotel is much needed
here--we mean 6rst class building Tor
such purpose--as we have three hotels
'hs. are kept exeelienily well so far as
their capacities extend, but We need,
and must have soon, building like the
Terre HAute House, the Bates or the
Burnett, with the proper man al the head
of it This is indispensable to the proper
growth and prosperity OF our city.
Evansville, as port Of shipment and
'ransfe-, is not surpassed, if equalled,
on The Ohio river.
With navigation scarcely ever
suspended or seriously interrupted, viii
'ue o; the best managed and best buili
railroads in the West, with unsurpassed
steamboat lines to louisville, Cairo,
Memphis, and even New Orleans, and
with faeile arrangements for patting
ireights through in the shortest possible
time TO the East, AS for instance BY the
great Cotton Express, which carries
freight to New York without re-ship-
ment, and within ten days, We are natur
ally the nearest point 70 New York and
other great eastern commercial cities
Goods from the East for all points
South can be shipped through this port
with greater dispatch than BY any other
route, so that Evansville is really the
natural entire and supply port for the
entire Southwest
Our capitalists and business men need
only be true to their own interests, With
oat selhshness, and to she interests Of
the city, without injustice, to make Ev-
snsviile the great commercial metropo-
lis OF the Ohio Valley. Letus foster our
own business enterprises, whether man
utsetnres, mercantile establishments,
railroad and steamboat lines, or What
ever tends to the upbuildng of the city's
interests, and our prosperity will know
no limit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

PERsoSAL--Ed s. Trover, e So, Of
the Cairo Meas, = clever and accom-
phshed gentleman, il in our city on q
brief visit Of business and pleasure
He arrived last evening on the Liberty.
--AenpAis BUiietiH
We would like Ed. much better If he
you'd hquidats that little balance due
this Office for advertising bis theatre
II be don't pay il soon We shall perhaps
say something sboss it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Gov Johnson, Of Tennessee, in re-
Spouse to dispatch sUmmoning him to
Washington, left Nashville Saturday
morning. He vas accompanied By Gen.
GiIlem, who has heretofore been report.
ed las heading az expedition Of 1900
cavalry into North Carolina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01


A LIrTLz BusEHEss Several steam.
boat Captains complain to rs that thsrs
are e set Of harpies in this city who are
making money out Of steamboats, in .
manner highly discrediiAbIs, IL no. d.
serving Of = barsher spi,hst
These men 20 aboard steamboats, ly.
ing st the wharf here, and persusds
hands to leave the boat under pretsnse
,hAs shey can get better wages on other
boats, and then without demanding the 9
pay the men ihua deluded from their
places, are taken before Magistrate
and writ is taken against the boat,
and the officer armed with this goes
back, demands tic money and pockets
his iees
Such conduct IS this 10 disEraeeful
% any Constable, and We cannot be
lieve that any Magistrate in the CITY
would knosingly lend himself 70 such .
contemplate system Of plundsripx
steamboats,, for isis nothing else.
When steamboat men refuse TO pay
aftsr proper demand, then they should
be made to pay whatever 10 due, but few
boats ever do thus.
We had occasion lasl season 20 an-
imadvest on this nefArious practice, and
the parties then engaged In it became
ashamed Of their acts snd gait them,
and vs hope those now engaged in the
same practices will take the hint
Some believe that these men are allur.
ing negroes from the boats for the pur-
pose Of selling them IS substitutes, 81
they generally act on that class Of steam
boat hands. We shall end out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

ExcITIsG RUEoR 1T wAa reported 10
the city last Night, says the Nashville
Union Of Sunday, that portion Of Lee q
forces had appeared before Knoxville.
and that 6ghting had commenced. We
give the rumor for what il 10 worth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Var III C z
!la3 aso4as - CT o M
- ifieaa : o. men asre nus. red s 6
le service Aauy Of tb.m are vet-r
.os Who propose trying campaign It
GENERAL Hancoeks cops. YesssTda
twel7e or fifteen more we're lnusteress,
most Of them IRON Pike County. EhOss
quota, We are glad TO learn, il -neari,
ial We are saHgaiBe that tstsl.
more exeEtion viii secure our Districi
from the draft This win be qaits :
triumph
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

To PLAsTERERA-The Trustees Of the
Third street Methodist Church haze con.
eiuded, IN order to give bidders more
time to examine aud make estimates. ia
extend the time for receiving bids for
TIE plastering Of the rear building TIL
Saturday, March 4th, when the bids viii
De opened See notice in another col.
umn. fah97ds,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

s@- We have received the March
amber Of Our Young FoIks,T enc Of
the most excellent periodicals Of she
age, and which should be in every fsmi.
By. where there are ronnr folks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

REcEUITISG. There we're but ~ re-
cruiis mustered ia yesterday at the Pro
vost MarshaFs office. There are nearly
s~o hundred volunteers yet wanted 70
C ar this district Of the draft and by a
proper effort in the townships where
tavsv men are needed they will be Sc
cured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

To TonAcco GsoxKRs--A fsw more
choice varieties Of tobacco seed have
been received BY Mr.. March, Which he
will distribute to tobacco growers gratis
st his Office. In the lot is The oronocO
tobacco sort yet untrisd in this re
gion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

MIsrAKE--We fell into the error Of
conveying the idea, the other day, that
we have nc rolling-mill in tAis city. As
The proprietor has not been advertised
since OGr connection With the Journal
the mistake vas very natural on our
part
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
FOR ALE OK LEASE.
Vim bl. Heal y ata1a

Ton SALE OF rEAsg Lot No. 100 In the
\ boHHt pu hnlarsems ~, D.. iBg 10 fasg from .
ing 0n foufth aTprf. seen Lotnst aud Wal.
nut o. esa. 70 vii b. soid r. bafea D. Ala
. 'aiu ian Of 30 s'lea. -, mi from town.
% tho hfw ~ ffHbnrE r0af wnii an 70 tet, fjf
ati or tHchHhRe iai'suitabls cots pr0psrtf Or 10
senso Tor a tin " yenrs to goo la ant
NtCkEHY Bros,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

go The Terrs Haute Journal says
that the eitiEens Of New Albany are
hen-pecked. Because the Journaf nan
10 hen.peeked "enss" be should not
imagine that everv other man ia In the
same condition. --Nss Albany Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

A tARGE Two STORY HuILBI DWELL
- btiit-snit4bio for FACTORY or Wa. =
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ihr oiiy usar th#Nt rms a.sY Enquirr
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

BANK STATEMENT.
The evansville National Bank.


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

NEv REGfmEsrs --Ths l43i Indiana.
sbont nine hundred strong, arrived
here Saturday evening. aud the l45th
Indiana. about one thousand strong. ar.
rived yesterday. They are both nns
looking regiments. composed in part Of
veterans - oss. Press ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

WANTED Two good, sctive boys can
hear Of chance TO make good wages
o. selling the evening edition of the
Journal, By applying 81 this Office ct
once.