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We are informed by reliable gentle
men residing in Summer county that
fhefe are no guerrillss there, and that
all is pesce ard security. Our para
gTapb sieiing to iho contrary Of the
above Was written upon what We
consiiefedreliable authority. We find
in The Press and Times Of yesterday
quite a lengthy aceountof depredasions
by Harpers men, aud or course are
placed ia doubt in regard 10 the mat
Ter. Harper is represented by our in
formanss as having been allowed TO re-
tain bis side AIMS when he Was paroled
for profession, and as hayingever nee
conducted hlmseifin a peaceable man
ner We hone oer noiehbors Of Sum
ner are not blind IN these matters, and
diaposea rather
s'--io bear she ills they have.
Thea ny . oilefs they know not Of
Ifthere aie gueifilla outrsees there,
the authorities viii soon find ii out and
deal with tiie perpetrators according
ly We, however, hope our informant.
ais right ana that ali Is peace and
suiei, and wiil remain 80 through al
am.
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Jones House,

conner Of Front street and ne Fuble Square, sid
vii ~ ~ days u prepared % accommodate
those dtsr rs boarding and Lodging, nd Is nov
feaeY 20 recclFe e humber cl tlzT noardcrs. Neat
fsns tsken % secure ne colsisrs - euasfs.
IL 4Ei.--IEo or threa unlnrnished Rooms 10
DE zones Hou e. City teiel4scs requireo.
lngi-lH INKS J. 3. hAUc&
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For further information in regard
the skillful success in the trcatnea'
diseases. the reader il referred tos
r.r's THsgAqEurICs and MA1zEiA NJ
two large volumes, late edition Of j
the best work IN the United SIS
where you viii find Dr.. Acdilfs n.7
standing parallel with the best mede
men OF the age in the treatment Of q
eases Of women. For all diseases IN ~
Advertisement, Subtraction is glaiai
teed. With my general practice 'fa
the following
Uhronic Cases
IA, -.e.sohon. RhaumsHzna. Affections q =
Isnras Dssasss Of tho Thrust, 5seled -.
$40 lirihs, FleurisFs hlirai lcaflt t..e.l -. I.
9Isrs7se 81 he Hsari and LIVER ln''aiaia
~, ;ilo-rsci,. NsnTaie|a. King's Eyil or 500
nraf1ess. Diseases cf ne Eyes, Deti-l-ls.
- T,-rrrr'ssa or Indigestion, and tl1ll'lf Pc
iog-fbee ~ ~ Private Dtacasos =
I5iscasos 81 the y rinnrS ~f<-lA'
80 fhe Ladies.
An fracaoaa q De womb 1ce,ed va 49,
.f,ts1e $500 faeIes WIS hare been - aas,l
- h l.iiacarF'F or prove a1c-1cli can - easl
b Ger fa.l ana d lornd pregnaai, b EfnE -
flersllfss
rarrr Narriat LadIas Rnoea usicfi1ss , !.
h.er ~ % hing iorth I'M dus SESSION. rene
81 - 40 e1a should muIfplJ an1 repieaia-
~ d gsur desire you caa conalt ne cue
'slirr q Il pazson. no iady ever thlrtJ-lle
n &C. rra'I ,ua,-s aI7a| saiIoc. al colnlnlnaa--
" letter Or person siricl'J oonndsnta.
Hight knlssi0Rs CARED.
Fousz Hsn, stop hefore you .1ftneE .. y
s.ssaaes a1h.ccl % nl1 th6rn u 20 diseala =
III ere ~ HIahl El1I1aIcn1, anI pnT
-oarco tt.at un.Isr1iard trcatl1E 3 md y yo-
~ ftsf haze cured dozen1 . iala ety. e. ~
"a iiferoni States uio naY6 1peai dollar 49, 49,.
az. ~ are nov val cured b ne. an a..l
seivinz letters znd sending uls1lcine 70 Az -
- CONT. faa word. al t1at are ds
~ rsg. nd viii give me cal, NJ! ~
's.stIoa ior Al 81 ne diseases rlaltl1-l m r i
,erslssfnsni. he oost q lpIlrs1c9 fif1s -.
aiy.
DR.. NoaiLL,
union sirooi. gaahsila. Isr.s.,
..s-ls ull r.aai atth nrnlupt 49,
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7 HAVE N STORE
100 Barrels Ksnszha Salt q busasl bbIsl
10 hsif b6ls. AID ksgB n. o, Crashed
and Coffee Sugar.
50 Bags prime Re and lava Coffee.
loo Boxes siar Candles.
50 :; do do do
50 Boxes Soap, Assorted.
90 Kit3 Maekersl
80 Hall bbir MacksreI
200 Kegs Nails. assorted.
100 Barrels eztra Family Flour.
100 Raapsa wrnpp.ng Paper. assorted.
a Lisp, Staple Dry ei1cis. Boots ard Shoes, Hats,
"a RoeenaEale IlW1e, Hardware, Leather,
Casil p lye SUITE, WlrdoF Glass, Shoe tlnd-
ingss ssdoleff, Hoodervsrr. Robersann ami Bour-
bca county WI skies and Wines. nlth mani other
articles, All Of which ] vii sell 81 wholesale %
country and CITY buyers 81 small profits, tad re-
pet MY ask AZ examination q ny stock Del0re
nrshasng
n. N. PARETELE,
ie2s sm NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Judge Marvin, Of Pensacola, has been
appointed, by President johnson, Pro
visiona Governor Of Florida. He vas
for nearly a quarter century Judge Of
the United STATED District Court for the
Southern District Of that State, but has
been q refugee since the commence
ment Of The war, residing in he City
Of New York The appointment Is
very proper All the insurreciionary
States are now provided with Govern
ors Let them hurry UP their organic
atoms.
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Ne had he pleasure yesterday Of
meeting with Wm. O. Winston, Esq, Of
DeKalb county, Ala he is an old eiti.
zen Of that county. and well known
throughout North Alabama. Many
years ago, when we we're g youngster,"
Ne knew him As Solicitor Of the Hunts
vile Judicial Circuit, 3 nan Of mark
in bis profession. He was, in 1861,
elected 10 the Alabama State Conren-
ton IS delegate from DeKalb. and,
true to his Union principles, voted
against the secession ordinance He
WARNED the disunionists that THY we're
inaugurating an era Of var and blood
shed which would result diaastsously to
the South--that the General Govern
msnt would exert its power and sup
press the rsbelIinn-tbat the domestic
Institutions Of the South had their best
protection under the authority Of the
Union, and when they sought other
protection they exposed them to sure
destruction. During lifelong period q
war which followed, he maintained his
loyalty TO the Union, and, today, has
nothing with which to reproach him
self
We learn from him that everything
is quiet ia his section Of the State, and
that the people are ready and anxious
for a reorganization Of civil govern
ment. and TO resume their relations to
The general government
On his journey to stevenson, at which
point he took passage on the railroad t,
he passed over Sand Mountain-a 10.
cAlify particularly unsafe a lew months
ago, bat saw not 8 sign Of bushwhacker
or guerrilla This is theFery strongest
evidence Of the subsidence Of the rebel
population It is a happy omen, for no
where in the country have the loyal
people suffered more than in the coun-
ties Of North Alabama just below the
tennessee river.
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The New Bedford (Massachusetts)
Mercury says Miss Sylvia Ann How
land, who died in this city few days
since, left viii which is characteristic
Of the Iiberality Of one whom so many
Of the needy had cause 10 bless in her
lifetime. Her whole estate Is about two
millions The win gives two hundred
thousand dollars to the city of New
Bedford, half 70 be expended toward
the intro docsion Of water, and the in.
come Of the other half 10 be appTopri-
ated FOR educational purposes, inciud-
ing the improvement OF the fsee pub
lie Library. Twenty thousand dollars
is given to the Orphans Home, and the
further sum Of fifteen thousand dol
lars on The death Of persons who
are to receive The income during
their lives. The income Of fifty
thousand dollars is to distributed to
aged and infrm females Of this city.
About three-fourths Of million is be-
qaeathed ia legacies 10 large number
Of private individuals, IN sums from
two hundred thousand dollars down. =
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atftaTacss.

Hon william c. BrovnIoF. Governor Of Ten.
hesseo.
Big Gen. James p BrownloR, Adiutant Genera
or Tennessee.
Major eeaeral 3. D. Stanley, IN Army Corps.
Major Gsnesal George ". stoneInsn, Knoxville
Bss. Major General R. ". johnson. Paiaski
Tenn.
iune25-Sme
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Military Claim Agency.
JOIN O. HE'LL,

aFFIoERRs Monthly and Quarteriy Papers snd
" A1ustsr-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection a
claims for Commissary and Qnartsrnssisrs' Stores,
whether receipied fOE or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty. Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in service together
with inst demands against the United States, at
tended to and promptly collected
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipis.
VOUCHERS formal or iOfornnal. collected.
oaicers' Quarternaaster and Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, executsd ID = few
days.
oascsrs Pay Accounts made out
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The Democratic Central comm;s.so
Of brooklyn and tho Republican -
tral Committee Of New York bavs -,
Endorsed President Johnsons scb ~ =
Of reconstruction. All the poi:,;esI
conventions which have recenilv me,
have taken substantially he en-
ground. The New York World -.
that, from the manifestation Of public
feeling on this subject, it is convinced
that the radicals, IN their demand Ear
iumediate negro suffrage. do not repre.
sent ene-fenth Of the voters al ne
North, although doubtless much larc.
er number Of voters would be winine
70 grant that right 70 educated blacF
men who hayea stake IN the commnni-
y, At some time IN lhe fature.-Loa.
Journal
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= Let i moi be supposed that because
SAp1 blackman ia so officer in a col
osed regiment and bis name i Blscl,.
M IN tnat Re Is > blackman is reality.
As = g white 3 nisa a. We svaF saw.
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A DRAk WmsrIE The Canadians.
who received the Southern traitors and
Northern renegades with such alacrity,
are now reaping q harvest from thu
seed. An american officer writes 10 the
Toronto Globe the following, among
other thinRs;
II is well known that "a all paris Of
Canada the siaid and industrious me
ehanics and labofers have been dis
emerged from The farms and workshops
70 give place 10 those lhiepine foreign
crs who labor for much less comnensa.
ton. The result IL, that desersers from
The armies on the other side are worm.
ing themselves into positions that
should Be filed BY yo1r own native
citizens, who perforce are compelled TO
enligrate 10 The United States to sun.
port themselves and their families. The
consequence IS, that Canada gets he
worst Of the exchange the dissipsted
and unprincipled bounty Jumper. =
while the United States receive vour
besi class OF laborers ana mechanics. .
The letter was called out hv an article
m the Globe, on the extraordinary
number Of htes, robberies and disturb
anees which had happened ia Toronto
ana otner cities Eincs the peaca We
can only hope that this select circle Of
sentie,nen a. leisure win be greatly NJ
sosmed before they return Is Tat ea,,n.
Try which they have left for id rooa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
NEW SALOON.

CfAPTATs KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ eisss sAlooa On the corner e. Main ana
Elsbth arrests, Ehsre III b found the test
iiqoors q Al kises. 4 lisTsi starr N Datronsss
y s''i'''~@- ssx -d5n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
Q. Z BEMEET, Pres't
z. RALEIGH, vice Pres't.


TREASURY bEPA kTMENT,
oFrfcE " OoErToIIER u THE GUEnEScY.
Washington, april :, 1865.
1TTHEREAS.BY eATISFACToRY EVIDENCE
W presented 70 the undersigned Il hss beeu
made to appear that s. The Merchants = at onai
Baak o. EvaHsS lie, 10 the city " EvansFiile, ID
the county q FanGer burgh aud tate of iudiaua
has beea duly organized under aud according g..
the requirements Of the Act oF Coaeresa entitled
- a Act TO provide Nttionai currency socuF
ID by pledge q United States bouds, and 20 pro.
vile or he circulation ard reaen Elton thereof -
approved June 3, 1854. and las eompibd with Ell
the prov sions Of sid Act required TO BE- complied
witb before commencing the business Of banking
under said Act,
Now, THEEEFuRE, |. FREEsaE CLARKE q fnp
trOiior Of the Currenov, do hereby certify thu,
- he Aeruhants' National Back u Evansville. %
In the city Of Evansville, 10 the county Of Vac
derbErgh aud state Of Indiana, = authorized a.
commence the business Of banking und tBe Act
sforr said
In testimony RhsFeoi, witness my -aand sna
zeal Of Office this seventh day II April. 1850.
L. 81 FREEMAN vtABkEi
Ari2-~~t '''''rtr tsr - the ffBs~a~ep.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
SOUTHERN MILLS.
COMMISSION gR's SALE.
Com missionar's sa : Of RealEtats

CommissiOner's Sa lie Of Real Estate
by " TuE of deer - he Court q ran
- ~ % iies ~ Ahns rlurgh Houafy. b. o..
aFrt Euei g. a. Ii - viii. o. D. fIfh cav u
Juug, les betw ~ - "a a. 81 80 ~, u ek
y y a. D. Curt " as dltrtn an wi, frs-
c-ed "a n YutiI. a.eti .n.fh wiaf 81 3 rivt.
msyfT'a ttfgfntehi - fhs 81 ~ Etsuaffils
eouFr ~ bailIli i.ts snd fhrss ( o. 81 "a
~ idanses
T,fms q faie. nas thirf a h oos.fh "A ~ .
q nthf AZ nn- third at o. esafbs fhs urcba
sar g Wig notes vi atfrou q satsty, kari 4
tntrr 20 a. wtifirg relief isws
mAp = ihar't ~ ~ pt CA b. fsou a. TIE
once - Ata iElshart, abr ret
HIRAM sKLsOf
myf7 laqf7 Comm sooner
traiiI Ut COP D..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
Annexation 1srritery to tue City

NOTICE 10 HEREBY OWEN THAT ruE
IN Common Coune1 II the city u Evansville
IN pnrsuanoa Of ths prov sions u gu Act % tbs
Gsncfe, assembly Of the Sta.e OF Indiana, AZ.
a1ehd th6 evenly .9fst s-ctiou OF al Act en- fted
'Hn Act granting 10 the citizshs = the tOwh d
Evansville, 10 thu county 0f Vanderhnrgh, City
Charter approved January n, 1877, and H. add
supffementa sections 10 All Act viii, on the
18th day Of May, A H. 1861 prsseyt 10 .ths Board
OF Counfy q mniissiohsrs Of fanderbusRh county
petition pFeyibg Tor the anne xaton 10 said city
Of he f)llowi1g tsseribed territory, aud set ing
forth the re IONS fyr such aunexafj4n, viz. All
that part ~ b. sVuth-sast quarter II section
ninet sn tl9l, 10 tovnzhip sx tel, rauge ten (loJ
wasf, oencriDed a. follows, VIZ. BegiH ing a. 81
iron pin a. the sohth west corner OF said quar-.
Tor tecfiou, aud running thence ~ tis bali
getiol line north four hundred aud ninety. nine
lfye) fost, 70 iron pin thence east by Isabela
acc even buhdfed and sixty three aud half
tIbs ~ feet 20 the line q ShsFps's hnlargemcnt
thencea 9TH BY the line Of shafpos I'm arg ment
four haudtef G6d nipetJ -uIue (tg8J Il ct, O. en
troD pm tie south line Of said quarter sc ,ton
aud thence by the south lire of said quarter sec.
ton seven bundled aud sixty fur f7G4 feet t.
tne piaos q bcginninE, said territory being con-
ngp91as e yhe city Of Ev1p.ylle, AID nol plated
Attest "a " HoGRrfF. Clerk ais.se,
II 0 AEfweay IS RQnT. GEORGE sRIg.
hEh, !. t11'Sp nhton q. y. Burkameyar,
Bs4ry Butz'@nd alarqAlst Reese
Notice IL Lsfsby given a. the ct .tlou 70
stFsa TO IL III R1ave notice was D esenfad 10
Ihs Board q County oma issi5ucrs o Wander
burg county % III 10th d y VI May, 10 O., and
that l@e ssIoe was reeri % and siderei snd IL
Nss ordere b a. d Boa Ia & be far her Ia ar
log and cOusidH aiiOu u said appi ca ffOu 10 con-
"a ucd untl tte 18th day % June 1856 , aud thnt
mott b. giseu by he County Audito Nv pub i
Gallon IN he LVaHsv he DAiiy Jeur al / III saia
Application - nov 1endinx ret - said Board aad
tuas q will BE- heatd aud decide Oh tho saii 15tA
day Of June, 1860. YICTo BisOH,
Eyansviris. Ma. nth. 1sgs--dti7i y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
MEDICAL.
IARHGA AND DYsENTERY.
DIR. ]. s. LOWER,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
- Evansville, offers his Professional services &c
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity.
So oihoe and residence on Main street, oppo.
ate r. L. Depot He vii be found st Brors D.
ton Woods Drug Store, on the corner Of Third
and Main, from s TO 10 e'eloek a. n. each day.
Wa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

This Bank win be located On the corner Of Main
and First lrsets, Ia the 70 u Row occupied b
mr.. Hea'yp az Fooo The necessary changrs CAB
be made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
Annexation of Territory to the City
OF EVansyiii8

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIYBA THAT THE
~ Cothmon Council Of the city Of kyan.yille,
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of an Act Of tie
General Assembiy Of tho State Of Indisua 40.
proved March 8, 1860, sBtltlsd --"Ap Aet TO
amend the o vlnty-a At section u an Aos emitted
'Au Act graattne 20 the citizens OF the town Of
Evansville, IN the county Of Vanderbufgh, civ
Smarter approved January ~. 1877 .. a 10 adj
sappiemehtal eactiona to aaii Act" will, on the
loth % May, &. ID. 1868 present 80 he koard
of Comfy COnIsnls siolers Of gahderburuh eounty
PETIT = Pra}ing Tor tbs annexation to said CITY
o. "a" following soribed territory, and setting
- % the reasons for such annexation, viz: AL
shat part OF the west half Of TIE north y ear
paaltrr OF lection twenty -nins sud the easf half
81 tte nofth-ras' quarter Of elton Thirty town.
snip liz south range ten vest, descrb d - fol-
lows. via begiuDiog ~ be Intersection Of han
and Eghlh streets ~ said city, at the osHttr Of
said ct Gets, aud running thence s,ong the uiiddin
line of Eighth street hss hundred aud seven v.
sght (5,al feet, 20 point opposite the centTr Of
On alley diyidlbg the brpOt grauads Of the Eyans.
vile 3 GrEwfoscariile Railroad Company from
Orr aud Hnrrisoh's Elllsig meat Of Evansville;
nenco along the middle % said al Dins aun-
ed aud twelve and tour-tenths ls1z 4.l0l feet to
al iron pin Ou the east and west iina running
thr ugh middle OF tht north vest qusFtef Of
said section twenty nine; thence east along said
sat and vast iiae ioar haudred and fifty-two aud
hat (4021a) fe,t, g. tho north aud south limo
running through be middle Of said qnarisF SOC
tohi thoncg north along said north nnd south
lins six hundiei ami forty (84I) net, 70 tie
middle Of the railroad track on William street,
bring the center street running east and west
through the North EAstern Eniargsrent Of
hvunsVlllHi thence west along the center Of aaid
William street extended, one thousand aud f9rty-
az cad one-iourth a. l5 "a feet, 60 The middle
OF Main street ant thence elong The tniddle OF
Main street sigt hundred aud nihs'y-fhtes add
-fourtha tss3 ~ feet, % th place n b GIN
ming; said tcrrItory being contiguous to the city
Of Evansville, aud not plated or laid on
W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest; A. M. MoGRIFr, Clerk ai3-so;
Tlo ALVIN n. CARPENTER aud tho Evaus.
VILE and (rRwfordsville hatirsad Compa ,:
Notioe IS herel gwen that the petition rsfarrud
30 IN tho above notice wa presented to the Board
or County commissioners of Wander buTeh e0nn-
81 on this 18th dly OF May 1855, aud that the
same was received and considered, aad 10 was
ordered bv aaidA,oArd lhal { further hearing
aud consideration Of said application be coatinued
mt the 18th day Of June u.s. s., aud thtt no ice
BE- by the ounty Auditor By publication ia
the Evansville Daily Journal that said appl ca.
tion is now peQdipg b. fore SAID BEARD and that ID
viii De heard aud ttoiued on the said lSih day OF
June, 1888. VICTOR BlSCu,
Auditor W O.
EVAusv'lis, Nav IL, 1885. A2s janetT
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CITY MOTIFS.
Annexation Of Territory to the city
of z anauilIe


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
~ mon Council u the city % Evsusyilie, IN
pursnaues II the provisions Of "a act Of tie Cen
eFai Assembly 81 IL Stats 81 Ipdiana- approved
Egrch 9. 1865, entitled a. act toGmend the serenity
Grat section VI 90 ee, TT I'd "AR Act gran inE TO
the citizens 81 tbs tOgn OF Evansville, 10 tba
county % Fanesr urgh, cts charter" approTsd
January u, 1917, and to add sUppisiaeBfai seq
1885, present. the Board OF County Com u Ia ion
the annexation 81 ssfd city u the following DE-.
such annexation, y: AT that part u the north
esst quarter o. X ~. n aBBs cut-I0t no. sour al
situate east q n sin sire or Princeton road de-
serilsd ~ fDiioSs, viz: Begi uing Al an iron pa
81 The nof til east toner o. ID ont lot aud Fnn-
ming thence s,uth along the line dividing s4i4
onf-iot from ont-igt 80. I've (5), { re hnusfsd
spd thirty f63s} FEET - the north line Of Lliioa.
ton and LecEh Ff's EnlaTg Tnsnt; III nce " * ~
sid north line tNo tEndrrd aad twelve (ZI > feet
q thsr abouts, % ths miedis o. Ms1a street.
taenco DeranNaFdIy along the middle Of aid
Ma stree q REQ hundsfd sna forts -four nd ore
foufth l53fM) FEET, or ihefeabonts, 70 tbs north
line OF said "a ! No. our ~ the sam als3 bsfRg
me bcrih % iiOu % = CT Feclios 70 tWeaty-nins
tsb towns ~ * 10. scum rsr r. ten 0g) wsst;
~ o, thsuce east -i0ng said DOIth feeflo ii on-
hundred and hirtaeb lii3J feet or fheIeahoEt+ 10
tho VI c. Of beginning, said tsrriio being
psEt Of TIE LoFtb-wesf quarter Of sssd sactigu
nanter twenty. niue (z9), sAid trFl'ory being
coniig1ous s. tho city OF EyansTfiie, and nor
platte Or laid of w. BAKEE, Mayor.
Atfssts A. VI McGEBf Clerk. myI0't isI2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
Roard al Eonallzation

fTNHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
L OF Evansville will meet, as ar - EqlAi.
izstion, ~ tAe City n uneil Chsmber IN said ",
on Monday. the 5th az &c June. 1855 st y lock
N, for the purpose u qusl xing aud eorreciing
the assessments of real AM personal pr perty,
Rud vii ooatinus 10 session itum day 10 day uatil
said Assessments are al cq9a ited and corrected.
All AK payers are requested 20 all pFerious 20
tbs adjournment Of the Board. and ,xanins theit
Assessments. W. u kER.
my26 q MAJOR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

Notice to Conlraotors.

TTNHE COMMON COUNCIL OF TUE CITY or
Evansvi IL will rece We teaied p oposals IN
u the June 18th, 1855, for TIA grating Ad mac.
sdamiEing Fiat street. 81 sad city from I o.
Gust 20 Division Street, distan . Of bont 500
feet als1 for grading aud pavinE the slies sta
ate beteeen Third and Fautth strtets aud q.
tend ng from oSk 20 Cherry strset4
Spee nnsiions msy be 81 en- by npp yipg 70 tho
unJs rsigEed srs
by order OF thu Council, e
n. McqRIFF, clerk
Evansville, May IL ls.6- myIs junts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
CLOTHING.
L OeWen@tein 81 Co.
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
q DIT H L IL RS
NO. 81 ssafn street,
tsrzt door 70 The wa-hlngsoa House.)

4 BEAuTIFUL AND MAGETFICEET A
II sortmeat Of 4e1s'. Toushsf. and Bovs' C-tsf .
ing Gsnts' Furnishing Co d.. Hosiery. TruBk
tsiiss-, Travel ng Bszs, tmbz'i,s Hats, Toii
Articles, Notions, &c 10 large euaatltiss
good qaaiitiesJ siwsys ca hand. Which have !,
SEQ h0tsat or casa and nrst be sold Il e6s
panic prices
- tive Us cal bslore pgIchssiuR eIsewbeI
L0ENRHsIFFN Z CO,
NJ s. Mir str-s4
Hzs-Sn A'1t door - ths w<zidl ssyu H0,.s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

Is now daily arriving from
the East, ali of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVEAY at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, QusIi'y or Price
we defy ali competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one. come ALL" OK
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

( have CONSUMMATED ARRASGEMKTs
I for the manufacture Of the most desirable kind
81 Goods IN NY line, s6Apted 70 this section o.
the eeuntryr AID particularly to the City Trade
which win enable me 10 Keep up my stock Of ane
Goods, aud 10 prepared % supply thp demand a. y
low prices = any House in he West
Fortbe Spring trade I am already
at work getting III such Goods a.
the Season will require, Of the most
desirable Styles, and which I will
sell at a small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Also. the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Hsn, Boys snd Youths.
constantly on hand,
80 A large aud we'll assorted STOCK Of Mems
Boys and Child's Data aud Oops, Of ell descrip
ti.ns, and Ladis's, AisBe's and Child'- TIiGimsd
Hats and Palm Hoods, a. low pricsa.