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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

hg The Charleston Mercury, the
paper that said it would not for millions
take back tbe cannon shot fred at th
Queen Of the West, the steamer sent &c
relieve Major Anderson In Fort Sum-
ter, announces its removal from the city,
which has, in no small degree, been dis
singuished as the place of SO remarkable
an organ Of treason. Before the war.
the Mercury establishment bought 3
four cylinder press Of Hoe. Nearly
three years ago, Charleston was thought
TO be in danger, and the Mercury press
was sent to Columbia, which no rebel
then ever dreamed would fall into the
hands Of the Yankees, for safe keeping.
We think il likely the "Nortbern van
dals' put the finishing touches upon this
specimen Of the skin OF Northern me
| chanics, and evidence OF the former
prosperity Of Southern traitors Thu
Mercury, we imagine, will seek SOM
''sequestered spot, after the manner 0
H. : Eoote
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

Masonic TESrLE The dramatic rem
dition Of Dickens beautiful Christmas
story entitled Dot, or the Cricket on
the Hearth, al Masosie Temple last
night, was a magnideeut success, and
was witnessed By very large Audience.
Mrs Golden's Do, was admirable in
deed, and won Der fresh lauralA
Mrs Breslsw as the Blind Girl, won
many hearts By Der natural aud easy
acting.
Pierce as Caleb Plamner was superb,
and Mr. Erskine sustained bis well e.
tablished reputation as . correct and
talented artistic
The Cushion Dance was imnensely
amusing.
This beautiful play viii be repeated
tonight and everybody should see it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

EvAEsvrLLE-Any one who doubts
that Evansville is fast becoming an ex-
tensive city, should obtain permission to
take look at il from the roof Of the
new building on Main street, that has
just been occupied by Morgan, Reed 4
Co, between LIST and I'd Streets.
Standing there, one can see the whole
city at glance, and even cid inhabit
ants will be surprised TO behold how rap
idly the city is spreading out in every
direction except towards the river.
If the prices Of material AID Of labor
does not deter men from building, The
number Of houses that viii be erected
daring the summer viii be almost in
credible. In ali parts of the city nev
dwelling and business houses can nus
be seen in different stages of progress
With the proper amount Of public spirit
on the part Of our citizens, Evansville
will always be the commercial and man
ufaeturing metropolis Of the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

WHAr SHALL DE DosE WITH THs CIrr
WHARF2-That something mast be done
with our city wharf to secure the inter
ests of the city, seems to impress every
sensible man in the city. AS it is at
present, the smallest rain that falls rem
ders the wharf in such condition that
it is impossible to either receive or dis
eharge freightin good order. This pro-
duoes dissatisfaction on the part of
shippers and eonsignees, and often
serious loss to owners Of boats.
During the past season IA portion
of the wari in front of Hall l. Rudd )
wharf boat has been kept, to some ex.
tent, passable, by spreading down hay
to roll freight over, but this involves
considerable expense and will render the
wharf still worse, as when the hay rcts IT
will make the mud deeper
After . pretty free consultation Eith
great many boat owners and com
manders, We are satisfied that the ma
cadsmizing of the wharf is entirely Erac
tieable, and when it is once completeC
in this manner it viii be q permai neni
Improvement, worthy the city aud tn,
age in which We live. We have no
spoken to a single officer who will no
gladly pay double the present rates o
wharfage if the proceeds viii be invt Iste'
in permanent, solid and dry wharf
Rock can be readily procured up tn
river and towed on barges to this city
and we would like to see the N ate
taken hold of at once and pushed for
ward with per sistent energy. The Who'll
thing can be done this season and pai'
for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
RErERKNcEs

JAQUEss, TEEScH Co., Wholesale Dry Goods
DsalerH, Evansville, Ind
NmzKT 4 NEGGTss. " hclesaia Dealers IA Dry
Gscds, ExsnzsAfie, Ind. FL
r. 81 ELn0fT, Rsta peaisF "a Dry Goods,
EysusFilis. Iad.
moaaAz RKAB q Co., whesessia Dealers In
Boots aud Shoes, Evansville, ind
b. b. 0AroH Sos, Botaa nesis ia Boots and
hoes EsAGsvt4le lad.
J. ~ kKzcEkLFoAB, Attorney Las. ETaas-
viiir, Ind @#
RKY A. FELIsws, ETAusvillss Ind.
GO This ofaee has unTieailsd fseilities Tor
reps ssantlns property
Ia the elaaslhz4tion and Systematic arrangement
u It's business.
Ia the % leaiiga Of classified iists 81 All prQp-
srsy Qn ssIa. asi TIM alairisui ipEs thfouR hos
ii c8aats, q Tsse THsvsksB corfns mexrHLY. q
the aAme.
Ard 10 being in communicative sith the NEST
zL.s..... A 49, In The a.mal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Real Estate For Sic.

I WILL Skill THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
ChEhP, to4wit;
L. large House with 10 rooms, near Main street.
3 Two large Brick iiou -, opposite Butts Head
Large frame and six iota, near the city
4. Three good Houses Ann street.
o. Brick House on Sycamore, bet "a aud 9th ate
q. Two large houses on Division street
z. iioaso AID four lots in Eiiiott's Enlargement.
. House and four lots Ia Goodsei'a Eniar cement.
3. hums ltouss near hailr ID Machine shopa.
10. One. stoiy House on Third street.
II. ltffp Framn ON bsst street.
~. tt9pse and buainssa lot cor. Locust aud sth
-. siS Lots Ia block ., Eastern Eniargsmsnt.
a. Several handsome residences aud tracts Of land
in stringteWn.
10. sixty-six acres within - mile Of Evansville
Ia. $50 acres within half q mile Of Evansville.
~. Three acres adjoining the city.
Is, "a sores near Oak AN Cemetery.
10, i04 acres, with large House, near tho city.
90 80 acres. 10 cleared, within miles OF the city
u. go acres la Posgy county, good land.
y. 600 acres in Wafrics comfy.
-. yrFy handsome residence IN BoonEilia. with
% or IL acres attached.
81. groat variety Of Building Lots IN every part
Of the city.
Is. Large Brick House 10 Youngiavea ftnlarg mt.
ma viii exchange the iauda In Poaey aud
Warrick counties for city property.
The above embraces one Of thu hnest lists ever
offered IN Evansville. Fer particulars call Of
Cen shaekoliord's oiicei one door east Of Provost
Marshals office.
ALvAu JOHNSON,
dec29-u Real Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

BENEFIT OF THE EIsTH BLTTEEY-Ths
attendance at Mozart Hall last night was
quite large, and all we're highly enter
tanned
After the theatrical part was ended,
the Hall was cleared, and the beaux and
bellies tripped the light fantastic toe to
the measures of sweet music, until away
in the wee sma' hour
A handsome sum vas no doubt real.
lied for the benefit Of she sufferers Of
the 9th Indiana Battery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
,oFFIoE AND RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets
~ q TESTIMONIAL

sq g TESTIMONIAL.
49, - NtNclssArt, o., March, II, 1854
This is = eertiy thst We The undersigned, have
been intimately acquainted With :. ". Boynten,
nj. D. Tor about eight years. During the last ak
years he has been engaged in lacragiav and sue
eessful practice OF Medicine Ia this city. lie
leaves here on account OF III health
We take great pleasure In recommending him,
both socially and professionally, gcntlegnan 81
excel ut morals, and occupying prominent 20.
aition among the Physicians ef our city aud hone
he may succeed as well elsewhere as he has done
with Us. z. FREEMAN, II. D.,
Professor Of Surgery In Eclectic Medical Insti.
tate, Cincinnati. o.
JOHN NJ. ScunDER. H. q.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF Medi.
sine Ii she h. n. Institute.
II. Z. GARRISON, NJ. n,
Late Professor Of Chemistry aad Physiology Ia
the above Medical Institute. declO-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

ATLANTIC q GREAr WEsrERx RAILWAY.
Mr.. L. 8. L'Hommediew has been sp-
pointed President, and Mr.. d. MeLaren
has been appointed General superin-
tendent of the Atlantic 4 Great West
ern Railway.
The we'll known capacity and expert
enee Of these gentlemen, in their re.
spectivs duties, assure the public of the
most efficient management of this great
lima
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

KxoxvILLE ITEEs-A correspondent
of the Nashville Tones, writing from
Knoxville, says:
Some three weeks since Gen. filson
obtained permission to sead Col. Kirk
with his regiment, the Sd North Carolina
mounted infantry, on q raid, aud they
have returned; though we have been un-
able to learn the particulars, still We are
informed they proceeded beyond Waynes-
boro, North Carolina, burning the Jail as
they returned, aud destroy ng Iagge
amount Of properly belonging TO the reb-
els. They met s raiding party Who
were moving toward Tennessee, and ut
tsrly routed them, killing aud woundiBg
/ one hundred Of the enemy, capturing
three battle-aags, twenty prisoners, and
over one hundred horses Our whole
loss vas six wounded
Captain Patterson, lst Tennessse
light artillery, has obtained new equip
ment complete, and is ready for move
Gen Gillem and staff have arrived
and as during bis absence, Col Miller
commanding the Brigade Of Governor
Guards, has been interchangeable in his Ia
bors to get the command in good eondi
ton after their great raid, We may ex
pees to hear from them again ere long.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

MALARIA.-No one could walk along
the pavement on Locust Street yester-
dag morning without being impressed
with the fact that our streets and gut
ters are fruitful source Of sickness.
and death. The filthy mixture of mud
and garbage, with which the cutters are
filed, is we'll calculated 20 produce dis
gust and loathing.
An ordinance should be passed by the
City Council, compelling properiy-hold
ers to keep the cutters clean in front o.
their buildings, and the ordinance should
be rigidly enforced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Spirit Of the Rebel Press.

The North Carolina peace organ, the
Raleigh Progress, says the South Caro-
linians are a the worst whipped set .
ever seen or heard Of
The Charleston Mercury, few days
ago, said:
Mr.. Jefferson Davis is wise. Ali lie
great God is good. The department
10 in a superb condition. We have never
fought here before against odds. Bat
now not an officer is whipped; our mill
tary organisations are all perfect; DOR
discipline admirable; our leaders mod
els OF capacity, and wisdom--all full oil
fight to the very eyes. Let as all sing
Te Deanas and hurrah for JEFF Davis
JED. Davis for ever, and the devil the
next day
The Raleigh Progress says of this
Are not the CaroliEiaus, according
to this testimony, quite as much disgust.
ed with JEFF Davis now rs they were
with abe Lincoln in 1861? We think
90. But Sherman's columns are mosing
on, and soon they will have chance q
spill that last drop of blood Of which
ghey have said so much.
We may be mistaken, bat see fhinl
the people Of SosstA Carolina, EsaiOri.
~ Of them, tcould jump at peace scitl
construction, and we doubt not tina
Skermsn's reception in that State vii
strengthen that conviction within Us
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WE'LL
81 selected sssortUsnt OF Vail and Windox
P2ps-s, PLAZA and figured, which ths pEbif- zrs
invited 70 call and exAmfns hsfore TarchnsiEE
slsswhsrs-
Also. . Esw s1Fply If Tsznysoa's nsw posn--
Ezo<z ARDEz-fn pAps- eoss<s, prise Is cssts, 5,
he15 J. EKALYa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

SrocxADE.-we learn that splendid
stockade or fort has been constructed in
the public square at Shelbyvills, KY Il
was erected under the supervisors OF
Engineer Armstrong, aud the gne<rillss
can run against il as often a. they
choose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Dwelling HOUSES for sax


80. - ose.staEy frame hoasr. With sour
~ ms ans = titehsn, On lot 9, block y, Eastern
Enlargement.
Ne. e. A one-ssory frame hou.s, With thres
r0onas, sehen snd csliAr. vita stable aad wood
hoase attached, Gu lot 20 block los, LamAscs
Se. s. A fns twosiorY trsms dwelling, con
tsining tsevs rooms. with ceiars eisssrns stable,
Woed -houae, &C, attached lots II, T. and part
Of 10. hicck II, kssisEu Enlargement.
No Sc A g1od tSe-steEy tfisk house. contain.
ing i've resHs, kltehsa, cellar, cisssrn Asd out.
hnuzss thereto all attached good BUSINESS iaca'
/ tiau sitnafa on lot s. Lltleston's Enlaraa meat
80. 81 = two-story brick house eoutA mag six
reoms, vith neoe.sary out-houses. en- First
I Assnue, Lamasco.
No s. new name hosss In bloch $. North
I era Enlargement.
No - a ons story frame On Third street. b..
l tueea sycamore and Vine, ca Sixfso feet 81 ioi
{ LEA Douatioa Enlargement.
{ No 20. 4 hriek dwelling and stors-house 90 ioi
1 s. Liiiesfou'a EniArRsssent. The lot fFonfs =
lest oa Main street. and sxteaas back $50 isss Il
yias street. fhs store-ruom i HISS Tess, With
4 EsoA. dep CELLAR under tbs whais rson.
! 30. ~ double Erase dssiiing containing
Z eight roons. With tw0 eisisFas, sso cellars ana
stables attached, % loi -. block -. Eastern IA.
/ 30 a.. a doalIe brick dwelling eontaiain.
f5ar rooms, with esiiar. eistern, sc, sitaafs Of
ioss aaa blosk l, HoizKr4fs Enlargement
No. - A one story frame Soat1lhinE r0ams
| kifchen aud Wood shsd, en- lots = aud ., blocl
., tamaseo- Tits = desirable iocAilan on Pal
tsn AssEus.
Ne ~: A oos-ssory Trans hoass on the oorae
81 Coates and Leet sifeste
No. f5s sldry brirk dwelling ca the cor
naF u sscaaaoFs sad sixth atEeeta, eontsiniu
ell ht Foglaa
30. Is Afwo-sssry frame dwelling cont slnin
four rDofaa, tigshsn, cellar, sfAbfe, smokehonst
and goed veil Of waisF aud eistern Rtiachea.
numbgr = ehoiee beaFiag auit trees; sltaai
upon three aoFes % sreand, 81 Asehantcntss.
Ne 81 Iz0 acres 81 WABASH bettoa lands,
half miia from the 0hie riv T. VIII be sxehAnE
ed Or lily pfePeriy 10 Esansssile.
| Ne. ks = nee rwo.stnss aine dwelling COS
tanning nfns rooms. sllaAts on iot eiock q
Eastern Eaiargemsnf This IL enc Of the mo-
esnysnisnsly Arranged dwellings ia the city, 40
| situated ~ = delightful heig htorhood.
Apply 10
Real ESTATE Assnts, Ne West Third street.
fehs4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
ORGANS.
SD. n w. III. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS.
Mandatory, fremont ST., Boston

KTITH THE MOST PERFECT CONFIDENCE
W W cali the attention Of the public 90 the
AMERICAN ORGAN, az "a ingtrument Icing de.
sired in tho family circle aud with ou- patent
IMPROVEMENTS Is adapted o all kinda OF music
et4fe peeially Sacred Music, with tie sustained
tones aud haruopies, so much dealrud and sought
for in AmetteAL homes.
Tho AMERICAN ORGANS are superior 10 All
other Instruments OF the Kind In many important
Particular fhey are sape ios IN their greater
fuiiness aud completeness % tone. vsiunia and
power. They are superior in expression, quick
ness OF aelien, aud elasticity Of ioueh rendering
them perfect Ia rapd movements.
They are superior In quality and beauty Of
tone, and when controlled hy the DOUBLE BEL
LOWS and BLOW PEDALS, KNEE SWELL,
etc the most charming effects can be produced
from the softest whisper Of the Baiian Harp to
the fall volume aud poser ef the Church Organ
thus enabling the performer 20 give expresaions
net TO be found Ia any other instruments.
WARREN a CoNINGroN. Agents,
fc2i.lw No | First street. Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Commissioners Sale of

NOTICE rs HEREBY eIvEN THAT ~ vIR.
~ tue u order of tbs GoaFt % Cammsa
Pleas Of Yandsrb srgh CsuntT, State q fsditua
! viii, - q umlssiouer appointed b. the Court.
sell At public suction, st toe d8or II the Court
Houss- Ia said eeusty, o. the I'd cay u Fsb-
Fnary. 1865, between the houra of o'clock a 30.
snd o'eloet p. q saia day, the lee sisnpis IN
tha following described HAL katats. to-wii. Lot
namfer fifteen u.s. ia block numseT four a. IN
TIE Hgrfbsastsfu EnisrPemsBt Of the City Of
Evansville. "a said county Terms of sale cash
ALyAH JOHNSON,
Jaas0 aww. commiasiossr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
ME11-AL
s. w. Rovnton. D.

TAR Of CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
~ a pertinent resident of EsansViis, onars
his pro hssicraf services % the etiizans OF this
city and vicinity. From his extensive exp sFlsace
IN she HosfiiAaband general practice Of Medicine
and Srfgery Ia the former city, he feels confident
Of his Nei ity 90 cure many cases which have re-
sisted II eusaAl modes Of treatment.
ES- Particular attention given 10 the Treatment
- .Nhrenio Diseases, and those peculiar to the
climate, such ~ Fever aud Agae, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

MAJ. GEx. PALNER-Mai. Gen. John
NJ. Palmer, who has been assigned 20 tie
command Of the Department Of Ken
tscky, arrived in this city Friday night,
and lefl Saturday afternoon for Frank
fort We undertsnd that be will make
his headquarters at Frsnkfort-Lossis.
riile PrsSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

a6- We hear that General johnson,
IN command Of the post a, Pulaski, has
brought order out Of chaos in that
region. There Is no marauding there,
and bushwhscksrs have found II an IN
healthy locality. The citizens are pro-
fuse in their praise Of General johnson
for the good order which be mainiains
and the cordial relations between the
citizens and military, which he en-
courageE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
DO Owners of Real Estate

In egas.susaee II ths uaaett "a eoadifion 81
The south wAny persahs aru eamlng Nerth 10 So
til thsr land Fear thsir ssotk sisAput tsaF 81
bsAnE ~ iqstea b. tas1seAndlas bAHtsfs sneh -
saest thr statss n RsNtaaky 2nd 1sanssss
ms 49, iss.as nass.s asssss re- % i.sas
- ;sat geaf properly ia the maFket This sfiass
snrslshas unfiyaiiei facilities for presantiug
prersrty 70 a good adsznlags-
Fsrsas, Cft fe5s aud BasiliaFa, Nils, KAc-
tofta aud al kiuds % property cold on commits.
sian. Char sas rsss o. 4e =,
A rese a. ragis "a y kArt ~ at property I'm on
a. ! fall tassripsIsn d sise asne patlish d. aad
~ eHaHss d. sa@as ies '>ssie-- Fe@assoa ahisss
Par,sas - 4 disssaos wishIpS 70 register their
property Il thia afaes Ser sac, cas- 80 - ~ ter
la describing property. " iartn Or Wild Land,
uame tAe state county, tswa. aeetions ratEes
wasie humber q arrfss uaEibtr 81 acres cleared,
quality Il saiIN haihHr 10 is lat, bill, roll
a.. aow i~aesa @aa e9s.ssios = &c ss@e, and
size, styis. $50 oanaislon ~ baiidingss vhrffsr
8lssrs sre orchards and gsFt - Hezsest msfkst
ts~h sad faliroa8 tsttoas r1e1tias Aoassa and
schools Aisas the to&eat price per sere and the
bast terms Teueaatsritg that The easier The terms
Of sAls the moEe eortaiu yea are y obtsiaiag .
purehs sr.
If city or town property, give location, s,rsss
ana numhgr. sixa aud style Of buiidlugss and
ressut esnasslon q The sssas uans ~ r0ams.
towest priss, ans Aeat ssTms II sAle
Etx the prise q pseserty 81 ~ sat ssfae. aad
hse praettcah 2 Esa. - e sssssa e e. &c
salaMt %, vii greslls fseiiiiais atais.
III you have property whl1h ysn Wish 20 sell
You wiii consult yoar own Interest By isatink .
fuii deseFi etian Of che - this ciae. here q
ali Be largely advertised asd, ii len With - ~
fair price. Il Sili almost certainly ncet vithsE
Lsttsss Of isqairy ~iil stamp enclosed for Re.
'aFp 49,, via b EF"''P Z ,s 1870 exsKs
f.ssnsTiiles Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

80 A gang Of guerrillas, under Ma
Rruder, attacked the eolored troops
guarding the railroad bridge near Booth
station, on the Nashville road, Saturday
morning. Three of TIE colcred soldiers
we're killed. The guard returned the
srs Of the guarrillAs, with what sEsss ia
no& knewH-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

NEw REaIMEsT.-The One Hundred
and Forty-6fth Indiana (new) regiment,
nine hundred and ffty strong, passei
through Louisville the other day, en-
route for the front
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

B6S- We are informed that there are
upwards Of one hundred thousand bales
Of cotton, purchased by Government
agents, now lying in the enemys lines
awaiting shipment by those who con
troll IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

e6r At the great trade sale Of dry
goods which opened 10 Boston on Tues
day last, over one million dollars worth
Of goods were contributed by the msr-
chants and manufacturers Of that city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

HoRsEs At AUcTIoS.--l will sell al
auction Saturday, February 25sh, from
six to eight head Of good work horses,
opposite the Court House on Main
street, at eleven clock a. n
Feb 22d-3s HIRAM SELsoS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

FoR SALE-A splendid two-stoiy
Brick house, Of 8 rooms--nearly new
with stable and other out buildings.
grapes, fruit trees and shrubs.
ALso:-The right to Yanderburgh
comfy for the Patent Pager Carpet
Isaac BEEKs,
feb23-lt Res.l Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

11-Mr Johu q Scots, No 8, Second
Street, has received Harpe RS Magazine
and Godey's Lady's Book for March,
With al the leading popular Magasines
The FIRST two are beautiful numbers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Dun Ans IN EAaxrr-A special dis.

0LD Ans IN EARSEr-A special dis
patch from Washington says:
Rumors having been started again
that owing to Sherman's successes in
South Carolina peace negotiations were
about 70 be resumed, western member
Of the House called upon the President
last night to protest against any such
proceedings, and received for an answer
that nothing OF the kind was contem-
plated The President added, No
man viii be passed through our lines
whom | even suppose has such business
on hand, till Gen. Grant receives assur-
ances that they want to treat on the
terms laid down at Hampton Roads"
A scouting party Of 135 men, under
command OF Major Thos. Gibson, pro-
ceeded to Piedmont, via Berry Ford and
Ashley's Gap, and surprised = party Of
Mosbys guerrillas, capturing a number
| of them; also . esmmissary train a1d
a large lot Of horses and mules. On
their return they were amhushed IN
Ashley's Gap, about mile vest Of
Paris, BY . force Of Mosby's men, and
vert defeated, losing all thar captures
az loss Of fifty or sixty men killed
founded and missing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

WASTED.-Two good, active boys can
hear of chance 70 make good wages
by selling the evening edition Of the
Journal, By applying Al this office st
nncp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
valuable Real Estate

VzOu sALE Oh LEAsE.-Lot No. 100 in the
Donation Enlargement, being - feet front
Ing on Fourth Street, between boeHst aHd Wal
nut street,. u viii b sold al a bargain. Also
q valuable fafm Of 10 area, IA miles from town,
on fhe FsiarkbuFg road well in rrosef, for
sale ezebauge for suitable city property, viii
lease for 3 term Of years 70 good tenant
VIgKENY EHOfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
NOTICE to PLAsFERERs.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- AZ tbs ofacs q Iglsharf Brothers until The
zsth inst, for pl&stsrfng the rear building Of the
Third Strsst n. 4 Church, tbs work 70 b takes
according 70 the apeciGeatioua aud draA inzst
~hieh can - A. the ozss q Marsinna 4
Boyd hhIT-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
sTRAYED.

LHEBRUARY IsTH. 1895. FHoa Tue SUB
L scflber. living In 0WeHsSiiie, Gihsen couttY.
Indians, one resn H0rHs, With Whit legs and
Nlits fsee. and r 4 name and fAii shaut sixteen
hasds high. Any ebe bringing hlm q oseua-
vile. or giving bis whereabouts, will b literally
rewarded fer his trouble,
feb12-8f WILLIAM SHARP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

"a Go 10 Wright's Gallery, No s
Second street, tor your Photographs
VII work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities Dec 22-dtf