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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
New Items.

The Commissioners of Huntington,
have voted q bounty of $500 to each
volunteer credited TO that county.
C. W Henkle, Esq, of Rensselaer,,
Jasper county, says in letter to the
STATE Seatinel under date of the 18th
instant:
"Our fine Court House burnt down last
night about midnight 1t was fred in
side at both ends or entrances. Most
of all the records in the Recorders Of
ice were saved. In the Clerk Office
but few books were saved. In the Au-
ditor's and Treasurer office nothing
was saved. In the Sherif's office moth
was saved.
From a private letter We are happy to
learn that Martin E. Hogan, of this city,
The well known scout of the Army Of the
Potomac, escaped from prison on the
goth of December, and after travelling
day and night for seventeen days, walk
| ing two hundred miles through swamps
aud swimming rivers, arrived in safety
at Savannah. BE says bis treatment
has been more like Q common highway
robber than prisoner of war, and in
consequence is pretty well used up in
body, having little left except q spirit
| which rebel torture has failed to subdue.
/ He will visit his home in short time.
Eabask Express.
4 gang of guerrilas is engaged in
robbing the people on the Salt river
road, fourteen miles below Louisville.
We expect, says the New Albany Ledger,
to hear of them next within the corpor-
ate limits of that city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Gen. Rnfler and the Navy.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette says that Gen. But
Ter has had two or three long aud cor
dial interviews with the Secretary and
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, since
bis arrival in Washington, and there
seems to be no unkindnass between
them on account Of the warfare between
Butler aud Porter Capt Fox, the As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy IS an old
friend an sehoolmRte Of Butler's They
state at the Navy Department that II
they. had known that Butler was to ac-
company the land forces they wenId
have sent some other officer than Porter
to command the feet Porter bad a
violent quarrel with Butler when the
latter was in command at New Orleans,
and they would not have riaked the
chances of failure to cooperate By bring
ing Porter again in connection with one
be regarded as an enemy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23


lNPILEPTIc FlTs CAN BIZ CURED-DR
II Lockrow having bscyDe emiHeatfy Success
fuI p caring this teFribe malady, invites al afm-
iiariy E efed to call or snd for circulars 81 refer
sues and testimonials o. cases cured o. from one
70 twenty -fouF gears standing. lie dsyotas bis
attention especially % diseases Of the Gersfra-
spinal Axis. q Nervous System, and soiicffs "a
liberalization u he claim o public confidence
lie may BE- consulted - bic private residence,
No. lfl West Ia Street daily. from 10 A. - uutu
8 p ~, except Saturday and Sunday. Address al
letters 70 DR. =. b. L0CKRoW, care Of p. o Box
BIG. Hsw YORK. d-e10-dAVsm
A PHYSIOLOGICAL vIEw " MARRIAGE.
- Containlng nearly 20 pages and 100 fine
Plates and Engr3vinzs u the Anatomy Of the
Uumau Organs 10 state Of Health and Disease,
With Treatise Early Errors its dspiOr9hio
c0nseqasucea upon the mind and body, With the
Authors Plaza Of fFeatmeBt--tho 0nly rational and
suceessfai ueas Of cur1. shown b the report 81
cases cursd. truthful adviser 20 The married,
and tkcae contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts q their physical oouditiou. sent fres q
postage % any address on receipt q twenty i've
csats IN stanps Or postal currency, ~ addressing
Dr. La cROfX, No. q Maiden Lane, Aibauf. n.
Y The anthor may b eousulted upon any q tbs
diseases ~ witch his book treats, either person
ally or ~ nziI, and medicines cent 70 any part Of
tha world. dec1f9hw8m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

GUERmLLAs on GREEN RIvER-There
are still some guerrillas prowling along
Green River, though they End it prudent
to be cautious in respect TO their move
menss and to go in small squads. Four
of these seoundrels loitered sround
Cursdsyille a day or two ago waiting for
the K X Dnnkerson, in hopes, it is sup
posed, Of capturing her, but fortunately
for themselves they left before she ar
rived They would have found it a rath-
err troublesome job to have captured herr
ard would most likely have caught a
tartar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
- Our thanks are hersbY tendere

EJ- Our thanks are hereby rendered
Lieutenant James X. Patterson, of Gen.
sherman's army, for several copies of
the Savannah Loyal Georgian and the
Savannah Republican These papers
have the semblanee of secesh newspA-
pers, being printed on the same kind of
paper and with the same ink, but their
contents are quite different. Their ed
itorials breathe nothing but patriotism
and they teach the people of Savannah
different doctrine from that they have
been accustomed to.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Heod.s NeW Zinc on Befence.
Th0Eaas 60 do His Past Two years
Work Over Again.

The Montgomery appeal, Of the 9Th |
ult, admits that Hood has been defeated
aud is making his way out of Tennsssee'
and says;
Although this may be a source of re-
gret. il cannot be the cause CT surprise.
Under present circumstances it would
be extremely hazardous, if hot suicidal,
for Hood to attempt to bold his present
position through the winter. When be
entered the state be had no hopes Of re-
naming, and so expressed himself 70 his
army, except upon the condition Of
Sherman defeat or Thomas discount
ture. Neither Of these contingencies
has happened. Sherman has accom-
plished his object and saved his army,
while Thomas effected his retreat upon
Nashville With less of damage to his
forces than was sustained by those Of his
adversary.
Under this state Of facts, we see no
alternative lefs General Hood but to
place himself on this side OF the Ten
nessee River with as little delay as pos
| sible The enemy is rapidly gathering
| in strength in bis immediate front; while
his rear Is seriously threatened By large
force from Memphis. lie thus stands 10
great danger Of being cut of from BIZ
base Of supplies at Corinth Such a
thing would be disastrous IN the extreme
and we feel persuaded that Genera
Hood is but acting the part Of wise and
discreet General IN Withdrawing his forces
to this side Of the Tennessee.
While this circumstance, doubtless
will afford fruitful theme for the crosk
ers TO harp upon, it should By no meant
discourage the faithful and those VIII
are in constant hope With his army a
corinth Gen. Hood will occupy the line
Of defence selected by Gen. A. $ John
son in 1862, and the enemy will fnC
much of his work for the past two o.
three years to do over a second time
To the courageous and hopeful thes'
words are fun Of cheerful import, and i
is only those who are weary in well do
ing that will give way to gloomy fore
bodings The Consed-raey Is still ia
more vigorous and powerful for defenc'
than is the North for aggression. Hoo
! is in = much better position for defenc
at Corinth than be would be a. Pelmett
or Lovejoy's Station in Georgia, Will
Sherman is less powerful for mischief a
Savannah than he would be st Atlantis
= The heart OF the COnfederacy is at leas
free from the presence Of the enemy an
the tread Of hostile armies, and
proper vigilance on tue part Of GU
authorities and the people, it may b
kept 30.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.--The Cairo Daily
News, having under IT'S recent able
management become a fearful annoy
ance TO the copperheads Of Cairo and
vicinity, they have succeeded in buying
the whole concern, and have changed it
into Democratic paper of the peace.
sneak quality, with the notorious James
l. Marshal as its chief editor.
His history is so well known that
there can be no mistaking the character
OF the teachings that the Netcs win con-
tain.
A new Union paper will, we learn,
be started there Immediately. II can
Be made to pay well, if in the hands Of
live men,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
ROuntles.

An important bill was reported by the
Committee on the Judiciary on Friday,
in relation 10 the payment of bounties
by counties and cities The main foa-
lures OF the bill are as follows
|. No county or city is permitted to
pay more than $500 to each volunteer.
, 4 city cannot add is bounty to
that paid by the county; but when
city pays bounty, il is TO receive no
benefit from the county appropriation,
and is not 10 be taxed 10 pay its bounty
debt, which Is to be levied on the resi-
due of the county; but when a city pays
no separate bounty, il will participate in
the county fund and taxation.
;. To procure money to pay bounties,
counties and cities are authorized 30
sell their bonds at not less than par,
running not more than twenty nor less
than FIVE years, which bonds are TO bear
interest at the rate Of six per cent
T. An annual tax is required to be
levied sufficient TO pay the interest and
not less than five per cent Of she princi-
pal and if the tax Tor the extinguish-
ing of the principal cannot, before the
expiration Of the first five years, be in
vested in the bonds at or below their
par value, the bill authorizes it to be
loaned on real estate security Of not
less than twice the value of the ioau, or
to be temporarily invested il the public
debt OF this State.
The great and beneficial feature of the
bin is the uniformity OF public bounties
for which it provides. The race Of prod.
igality which heretofore has, and nov
is prevailing among the various coun-
ties, will be checked by the passage OF
this bill, and every county will be able
to enlist the men who properly belong tC
it The provision for The payment o
principal and interest will make the
bonds 8 safe investment, and the prOhi
bition against selling them below par,
VIII cause them to bspnrehased By the
citizens Of the counties Issuing them
and the tax levied for their redemption
will return again to the people OF tn,
county, and remain as part Of its tax
| able wealth.
As the payment OF boanties By ere
ating municipal debts, seems TO be th'
settled policy Of the people, we thin
that this or sons similar bill should b
speedily passed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

TIE MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT.-At
the meeting on Saturday night the sew
eraI Ward Com mittees were instructed
10 make it a special duty this week to
stir mp all liable to the draft, TO the duty
and necessity Of immediately paying in
their $50, in order to secure the neces-
sary funds to continue the prompt pay
meut Of bounties and to secure them
selves and the county from the draft.
We hope that all will De prompt in this
matter, as the sum is so small and the
benefits 10 be realizefi 30 great
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

Ossssr. It, Bfsk. Ia.
MeDsFfff. I....-...-.........-.......... - 70 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
LYONS KATnAIRoN.


Kathairon i from the Greek word -sKAthFoif o.
"Kathairo," signifying to clean feiuviuate and
restore Tkls article Is what its uaEas ssgHIhes
For preserving, restoring aud Identifying the
human hair it Is the most remarkable preparation
% tho world. Il is again owned and put up BY
The original proprietor, and Is now made with the
same care, skin and attention which gave IL >
sale OF over cue million bottles per anuura.
u is = most delightful Hair Dressing.
Il graduates seuri aad dAndrun.
Ia kseps the kea4 eool and clean.
n makes the hair. rich, soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling "a aud turn.
ing grsy.
u restores hair upon bald hcada
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
bead ofhalr ahould use Lyons KathAirou. Il Il
known and u 81 throughout the civilized world,
sold By al raspectahlc dealers.
nEmAs 5 BARNEs CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

5. T.-IS6O.-X.
Persoas o. seasntary habits troubled witt
~ss ns, lasSitnde, FAlpitatioa Of the hssrt, lack
81 appetite, distress ailer eating. torpid liver
constipation. deserve co sRIsF, il they viii
sry the oslebrataa
PLANTATION BITTERS.
~htea arc nov recommended by the highest ulsai-
cal authorities. and warranted ts produos al irs-
sas,a1,s benedzisl ease,. They zrs sxosodinyly
ssneasle, Isrsee-ly pure. sud r,ust suv.g Nd ST
otasr eaios where = healthy, geuils stimalsat IL
required.
They pErify, strougtAen aud iuvisorsts.
They creats hsslthy appetite.
They arr an a tiaots to change of water and
diet.
They evsrooms the saoets Of dissipation ana
They strengthen the system and eniirsn tbs
ths MAD
Tbsy prevent miasmatio and in'aTmitisa, f.
They purify tAs Breath .ad asidlty Of u,
stomach
They cure. Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Tsey cure Diarrhea and Cholsra Morbus.
They cur Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the lNnguti bril-
liant aud exhausted pature's great restoreE.
They are composed Of the osieArNtcd CAlisAya bark,
viatergreen. sAssAfras, reefs and herbs, all pre-
served IN perfectly pure ST. Croix rum. Fer par
I tieuiars, see circulars aud testimonials around
/ saeh bottle.
j Beware q impestors. Examine every bottle.
/ See thar it has orr private q. S. Stamp anmnti-
iAsed ovsr tbs cork. with plantation sooass Aad
car signature fine steei plate side label. See
that eur boftis Is not re-alisd with spurious and
deieterious siaa Any person pre;endins 10 ell
Plantation Bitters by the gallon or IN bulk, Is an
impsssor. Any person initiating this bottle, OF
soliny any other material therein, whether called
Plantation BitssFs or net "a aorissinsl under the
q. S. Law. and gill be % prosecuted by as. We
already have eur eye several parties Fe-nlliaE
cur bottles, &e., who win suoosed IN getting
themselves into close quarters. The demand foi
brakes Plantation bitters from ladies, clergy
men, merchants. &e., Is incredible. The simple
trial Of bottle s the evidence present Of thei
worth aid superiority, TAsy sold b All r.
speciabis druggists. grooors, physicians, hotsls
Saloons. steam beats, and country stores.
p II. DRAKE 3 co.
No. 500 broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

Peooas % seasntary habits troubled with
ssssns., ssSitndes FAlpitatioa Of the hsart, lack
81 appetite, distress alter eating, torpid liver
constipation. deserve to suffer, il they will 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Shooting and Killing In .yereYssn.
YfIla

About fifty bridge builders, on their
way TO Nashville from Indianapolis,
while waiting for the ferryboat 10 raise
steam at Jeffersonville, early yesterday
morning, few entered the Baltimore
House, kept By Mr. Vim. Strauss, on
Front street, and asked for drinks, which
they received, and then left the house
without paying Tor them. Soon after
ward others entered the same house, and
iFqGlred Tor Refreshments, but the bar
keeper refused TO hand out his liquors.
Tbey then Gncereu oaeously went,so work
and helped themselves, taking a barrel
Of ale, glasses, &c. and 1, 100 cigars and
carried them down TO the ferry landing.
The 5arkeeper followed them, and in
sisted on having his articles returned
The foreman Of the party threatened to
kill the barkeeper and take his entire
stock One OF the rioters displayed a
revolver; the barkeeper drew his revol-
yer, cred At the outlaw, and wounded
him; he then fred second time at an
other rieter, the ball taking effect in his
lungs, and we learn be has since died
/ The oarkeeper was arrested By the ciyi
authorities. but y as afterwards acquit
ted.-Louisriiie Journal, 2lsk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

g- The city authorities of CiEcin-
natl and Cleveland allow no substitute
brokers there, whatever, unless some six
respectable citizens endorse their char.
acter Ths Mayor grants them license,
aud they give $1,000 bonds for loyalty
and honorable conduct
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

RETIRED. - The 7THses of Saturday
evening announces the retirement from
the editorial chair Of that paper Of Mr.
r. 5 sproule. The names Of the sue
cessors are not given, though it is init
mated that the paper will be continued
Almost any change will, we presume,
be an Improvement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

E1- The President has nominated
Gen Terry Brigadisr General ia the
Regular Army, aud the Senate has con
frmed bis nomination. This makes the
third honorable distinction conferred on
him within week, viz: the eon6rma-
lion Of his previous nomination as
Brevet Major General, and Major Gen
sral Of Volunteers, and now as Briga-
der il the Regular Army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

s1- GuerriIlas are said to be with.
drawing from the lower Mississippi Their
depredations are not 90 numerous or
fragrant as formerly This vii be ap-
preeiaGed BY sieamb0atmen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

@Twenty thousand dollars in gold,
silver. aud coupons, wanted at the Con-
tinental Bank, for which the highest
current price will be paid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
CITY NEWS.

"a About one hundred and twenty
volunteers have been mustered in to the
credit Of Marlborough County, and still
the work goes bravely on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN WHAT 4.
~ William 9. Bossqie Collector u tbs City sf
Evansville, between the hours u aud n O'Clock
a. M, end ? aud O'clock p. m., on
WEDNESDAY, TIE Sch or FEBRUARY. 1868,
VIII cell At public auction AZ the door Of the
Court House in the City u EFanssills, Indiana.
ihs foliosiug iots. parts of lots, and psroeis Of
resi- estate and improFemsuts Rsssssed for the pay
mGut u oiIy taxes far the year 1854 due from the
owners thereof 90 the city of Ersnssilis-said
taxes being nos due and uupaid-aud for the costs
q said sale aud that the eaid sale viii be con.
iinued On tie neNt day thereafter, VIZ on Thurs
my, the yfh day q February, 1895, ~ 2 O'Clock
D. M, at The dogF 81 the Court House IN Evansville,
f0f tiis purpose Il selling such property as may
have been cold on s5e Day FIRST above uisptioneo,
ard not paid auf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

~" We were gratifed to meet our
friend Hon. Fred. W. Cook, our good
looking Representative, in the city on
Saturday. he is at home for few
days on private business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

HUxe.-A rebel named Nathaniel
Marks was hung as guerrilla at Louis
vile. on Friday last That is proper
way of disposing of all such seoandrels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
TRANSPORTATION.

CTTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- a. QuEESsTOWS, COX HAEE3E.D The
eli E-rss.n steamers Of the Liverpool EeW York
ard Phnadslphia Steamship c0mPasy Human
Lius), Carrying the C. :. Nails, are intsadsd 20
Sal A. folloss-
EDISBUEsH --..--..-.-.---..-... Saturday, Dec y
GtAssoE -----.-.-----.----.---- Saturday, Dee !.
CITY o. AAScHEsfEE 100000. SATURDAY, Dse-S*
And every sseoasdisg Saturday a Hoon5 ron
Pier 81, North River.
BATHS or PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold or its squivaisnt II o4fi snsy-l
F,ysv f.vr, so ~ srrxzAsE. so %
DO 70 Lonaon-- 8 % DO % Lonasn---. y = %
40 10 Paris Is % do 20 Paris 1880 90 ~
~ ~ Usnabnrr 80 % DO 20 Hamburg. ~ %
Pssssngsrs are also forwarded % BayFs, 1Fsrnsb,
Rotferdau, Antwerp &C. Il equally Ies ratss
w.. frons Liverpool OF QreeostoEB ist Cabin
50 SO. fT05. Stssrags SO. Thoys Who wish
- .srd for taeir friends can bay Eiszsss hare -
Fer further frfornation apply a. tins Conpzny's
,aio~E john g. DALE, Agent,
e..sse Is Broad vey, &sx TcFS-
BEHA AETREs, AEs1ts,
dse6ass Eghnssfiis, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

ArrENrIos All enlisted men Of my
command are hereby ordered to report
at headquarters CA this aferaoOo, At
three clock. All failing to report will
be arrested Ed p. ELLioTT,
Lieut. & Recruiting Officer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

@We are indebted to Mr.. Billy
Dunn, clerk of the Armada, for New
Orleans papers Of the 18th, brought to
Cairo BIZ the Mollis Able,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
HKIMsTBEET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
N0T nYE

ANVI n y 4 u
nut restores gray hair % IL original eoioF, By
Supplying the capillary tubes With natural susie.
nsuec, impaired By ass or disease. All sssiaaa.s-
ous Syes are composed % lunar oostlc, destroying
tbs vitality aud beauty 81 the heir, aad saord "
themselves no dressing. Heifsstreet's fnimitstls
Colefng not only restores hair 70 its natural eoe7
~ an easy process. but gives the halfa
kuxuriant Beauty.
promotes it, growth prevents its falling o. ofst-
ieates daudru, and iInpar - health and pleasant.
nssa 10 the heaa. fihas tood the tsst d time, be
inr he oolorinal Hair Col orng and is constantly
Increasing IN favor. Used BY both EentieHlen and
ladies. II Il soid ~ al respectable dealers. or
cas- b proeHrss by them Of the commercial
agsnts, D. s. BARNES a CO.. eoz Broa5 sruy. New
York. Two sizs., 90 cents and 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
IAeAN,s mAoNol A nALm.

IfAGAN's mAGNOL A BALM.
This Is the meat delightful and extraordinary
artistic ever discovered. u changes the sun burnt
face aud hanaa 20 pearly satin texture u rayish
Ing beauty, impartlng the marble purity Of youth,
and thedlss gue appearance 90 inviting IN tbs city
bells q fashion. Il removes tan, fFeckies, pin.
plss ans Foeghnsas from She skin. leaving the com.
risx.on b, Transparent aud smooth. II con-
tains no naassrial injurious 20 the skis Patron.
izsd ~ Actresses and opsra Singers. Il is vi a.
sTery lady should nave. sold everywhere.
Prepared b. W. r. HAEAn, Troy. \. y.
Address ali orders %
DEMAs >. BARNES A CO.. New Yo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Zeal Estate For s lie.

i Will SELL TIE FDLLDWIEG PROPERTY
i CHEAP to-wits
i. Large House with 20 ROOMS near Main streef
z. Two large Brick Hon ~, oppoaite nugps Head
= Large Frame aud six lots, near the eft
2. Tires good Houses On Ann street
?. Brick House o. Sycamore b. "a and 4fh al
q. I've large houses on Division street
Z. House aHd four lots Ia Elliotf's FnlsFksfuest
hopae epd four iota Ia 0oo8sei's Enlargement
. Frame House near hallrs al Machine shops.
TO- One zfoiy HVuse on Third street
81. Large Frame om Leet stgeet
~ Hoese aud ebaaineaa hot cor Locust and stb
-. 90 Lots Ia block Q, Eastern Enlargement
a. SssaFal handsome residences and tracts u land
ia strIngtown.
ID. biNfy.alN acres within = mile 81 Evansville
10. 20 acres within half nIiis 81 Evansville
~. Three acres adjoining the city.
l8. b aofts hear Oak Hii Cemetery
10. 100 acres, with large Heuse, near the city
-. - acres y cleared, Within miles Of the city
a. 20 acres 80 fosfy county, good land
-. GO sores ~ WafficE county
p 4 very handsome residences Ia BoonvifIe with
% Or II aoras attached.
=. great ssristy Of building Lots "a ssery part
Of the city.
Is. Large Brick Housa 90 YouugloYasA Eulare'm
~. / will exchange the lands la posog and
Warriek counties for city property.
The above embraces one Of the finest lists ever
offered 10 Evansville. For particulars cali at Tie
Provost MaFshara Office Evansville. Ind.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
GeekJ- 81 Real Esfafe Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
JOHN TENNIS,

Real Estate and Government Claim
-. CT II NJ - Y
I1UXs, Sells, aud rents City Property and Farm
ID Lands. Buys conditions all classes of Claims
against the United statoa. oaiee--ThiSd STREET,
Aear Main, with ?. Mailer. Att'ys-
anRH-aHrA