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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Knecht Market 46s
Matthews, Infrmary tls
Bodebaugh, Wood Measurer,
They have also elected their candidates
for Councilmen, Assessors and School
Board in the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards. Love,
Dem for Council in the Sixth Ward,
was defeated by one vote only.
The Democrats elected the same officers
in the Seventh and Eighth Wards.
James Turner and Thomas D. Mitchell
were elected Magistrates, and Robert e.
Ross and Joseph Steele, Constables--all
Republicans.
This result is, we presume, mainly at
tributable to the fact that the Democrats
took but little interest in the election, and
many of them, we have no doubt, neglect
ed to go to the polls atsll. While we are
satisfied that with a full turn out, the
Democrats could carry the city on the
home vote, still the army vote has in the
past been used as such ponderouS engine
of corruption aud fraud, many Democrats
lost all interest in the election, and did
not think it worth while to go to the polls,
much less to spend time and money in the
canvass, when there was no prospect of
success. Many of them reasoned, and
very properly too. that in case we should
carry the city by 1000 majority on the
home vote, that majority would be over
come by the returns of the army vote.
Hence their Indifference to the result at
home.
But our friends have no cause for dis
couragement or despondency. Their
principles are the same they ever were, and
upon their final triumph the hope and sal
walton of our Republican form of gov
ernment depends. The madness and fs-
naticisms which "rules the hour" will ere
long pass away, and the people will then
hail with Joy the re-assertion and triumphs
of the principles of the Democratic party.
Let us "watch and pray"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
A Good omen.

For the first time since the war began,
the Secretary of War has had the manli-
ness to recognize the bravery of Southern
troops in battle. In his dispatch of Sun
day morning, he uses the expression
"after three days of heavy fighting, dur
ing which the forces on both sides exhibit
ed unsurpassed valor." When men be-
gin to appreciate each others good quail
tiles, there is hope of a reconciliation. 1t
suggests, too, the possibility that these
forces may soon be side by side as of old,
exhibiting that unsurpassed vsloy which,
for four years now, has been SO horrible
and murderous to each other. Moreover
it is a complete answer to the special
telegraphic trash about the demonstration
of the Southern troops.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
How We Lost Richmond.

By refusing to adopt the "Crittenden
Compromise" of 1S60-61. 1t would
have cost neither money nor blood, only
little ink, little paper and little sac
rifce of party platform and partizan bit
terness, to have kept it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

A Chinese chief, having stolen missiona-
rys watch, brou ght it back the next day, to
learn how to wind il up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

During the month ending February 2s. 1865, T. Al.
Gsughan Co. have had the honor Of trbuting
among their patrons ONE HUNDRED AND MINK
TEEN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, at the
price Of one dollas each. We suDoin a lew Of the
'Thls is of the largest firms in the City Of New
York. and are dong very extensive business ana
have on hand the largest stock that be found IN
that cty."-Ocedna Times, Pent Water Mich October
2l, 1854.
''Ihey are large dealers, and their stick is unanu.
factured in the best Style and OF pure materials -
Telegraph, Saugerties, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1854
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTIoLEs-ALL TO BE
SCLD FOR 81 EACH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Jefferson Township elected her whole
Democratic Ticket by an average majority
of l4O votes. Jefferson Township has no
prejudice against white man.
Mad River Township ditto. Forty Dem
ocratic majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

The people of Paris eat every day two
million francs worth Of dinner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
The city EIeotIon.

The election for city officers yesterday
resulted in the success of the Republican
candidates, on the general ticket, by con-
siderable majority. The Journal Of this
morning gives the following maiorities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
Value OF the Occupation OF Rich.
mOnd.

The following is fair estimate from a
"loyal" point of view of the value of the
capture of Richmond. 1t is from "spe-
cial' from Columbus to the Cincinnati
Commercial, announcing the result of the
city election;
This triumph is regarded here as little less
important than the capture OF Richmond, by
the enthusiastic Unionists
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
All Articles Sold at One Dollar Fac
without Regard to Value

On receipt OF the Certificate You will see what you
are gong TO have, and then 1t s at your option to
send the dollar and lake The article not. furehRs
eTs may thus Obtain Gold Wat h, Diamond Ring,
or any Set OF Jewalry our list for ONE DOLLAR,
ana in NJ case can they get less than One Dollars
worth ne there no blanks. The price Of Certih-
caEes 10 as toilows
for so Sky. FIVE tor $40 one hundred or $40.
Aayssrs will be allowed ten cents on every Certf-
,,ats ordered by them, provided their remittance
amou nts to One Dollar. AGENTS will collect 26 csnts
for every Certificate, and remit 10 cents to us, either
in cash or postage stamps
- @. a. H.GAUdHAR CO.,
Opposite Exchange, ll5 Broadway, NEw YoRE
ma26d6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
DIVORCE NOTICE

BUSINESS ROOM TO RENT. Enquire at No s3S
10 Third street. mal3dlW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Messrs. G. & H. GAUGHAN & CO., IlB Broadway,
View York, extensive hAEUFAerUESRs IMPORTERS
OF all the leading and most fashionable styles oil
W ATCHEs AND JEWELRY, desiring TO increase
their business to an Unlimited extent have resolved
npolN GREAT GIFT DISTLIBTTlUR, subject TO the
TeQul stions following
0ER rBIoATEs, naming each article, and its value,
are placed in bEALED ENVELoPEs, and well mixed.
One OF these envelopes wilt Ne sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF 80 cents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Amusements.

Masonic TxsPLF-The great play Of
Camille was surprisingly well produced
last might at Masonic Temple. MIRA
Golden Camille was very good indeed,
as was also Mr.. Golden's Armand Da-
vail, and Erskine's Devarville. Annie
Radcliffe and Mr. Rowland also bore
their parts we'll
Some parts Of the play we're rendered
surprisingly fne, and ELECTED Wild Ap.
plause. To-nigh, Satan IN Paris. a very
popular play, viii be reproduced
Mon Tosso.-This renowned vioiia-
ist, let il be borne IN mind, viii give one
or two entertainments 10 this eity this
week, and it wiIl, We assure our readers,
Be such treat as eur citizens have ssl-
dom had the pleasure Of enjoying. He
almost makes fiddle tax. Eserybody
has heard and admired bis great pro.
iuetiOn, the HArkausaw Traveller" but
enc must hear him perform It to aprre
ciate it
MozAET HALL-The Turner's Asso-
ciatioz will appear again at Mozart
Hail tonight, and are worthy of large
patronage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

MoRE CAvALRx-A GLoRioos CHAxcE
Col Mauk has received authority to re-
eruit 200 cavalry volunteers for old reg
iments. This Is the only cavalry that
has been authorized under the last call
for troops, and affords an excellent op-
portanitY for young men who desire TO
90 to war on horseback. The same
bounty will be paid volunteers for this
service as for infantry This Distric,
lacks nearly 200 men TO ELL her quota
and we hope 80 set this ell for cavairl
responded to promptly. Col. Marks of
Zee is on Third street, a few doors DO
! low the Washington House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

The rebel troops belonging 10 General
+. Kirby Smiths command, though re-
peatediy ordered 70 cross the Mississippi
have mutinied ard refused to do 20. They
won't march east So II Is with Colonel
Fords command on the Rio Grande.
They have disobeyed orders more than
once BY refusing TO 60 east Of the Colo.
RADIO River
In both cases the authorities have
been unable to eoeree the rank and file
into obedience; and. indeed, il is doubt
ful as 20 whether The course taken by
the men was not secretly instigated By
the officers in immediate command 81
them.
Neither JEFF. Davis ia his day, nor
General Lee in his present capacity Of
Generalissimo, or Military Dictator,
could or can exert any real command
over what they style the trans-Aissis,
sippi Departments Practically il has
secedsA from Dixie and gone into the
cotton trade on its own aecount.--N. o
Independent &fA. .s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

SHERMAN HEARD rRoM--The whole
nation was electrified yesterday by the
reception Of the terae but comprehen-'
sive dispatch from Gen. Sherman.
We are ell well and have done welr'
will hsnceforth be memorable woFdsy
They have filled nations heart with
giAdness and confidence. Laurel Hill,
where his dispatch is dated, is in the
southwestern part Of Richmond county,
NJ O., on the Direct road from Cheraw
to Fayetteville, n G., aud Is about 81
miles from the latter city, for whish be
was evidently marching, andwhieh place
no doubt he reached on the llth inst
From Fayetteville be would soon be
sble e. communicate. With Sehe6sld At
Kingston, or with Terry at Wilmington
This is the 6rst official intelligence
from the great explorer of the Southern
section since the 18th of February,
when he was at Columbia, ready to
again plunge into the depths of eoun-
try never before explored BY Yankee
army Henoeforth we may expect to
hear from him frequently, aud to learn
that We are all well and have done
veil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
CITY NEWS.
sehofleId and Sherman.

Our dispatches this morning con
tain the glorious intelligence that
Gen. Bragg, as usual, crowed before he
was out Of the woods Gaining a tenn
porary advantage on the 9Th inst by an
unexpected assault on portion Of Gen
Cox's lines, be made haste 10 telegraph
Gen. Lee that be had won victory after
most obstinate resistance. Il seems
nov that bis victory didn't amount 70
Anything worth speaking about he
captured a portion Of Two regiments and
one or two guns On the oh Cur troops
recovered the grosnd they had lost on
the Sth, and strengthened il with breast
works In the meantime, on the even
ing Of the 9th, Gep. Scho6eld game up
and assumed command. The rebels are
Supposed 70 have been alarmed By a
movement Of Gen, Couch, and resolved
to destroy Gen. Cox's command while II
was unsupported Accordingly on the
night Of the 9th they made several naosI
desperate charges upon the Union
troops, but they we're repalssd with
dreadful slau ghtsr Time and again
they sarged up against the temporary
breastworlss erected by the Union boys
but we're as often rolIsd back sith great
loss During the entire eight our forces
.furs reported as having captured 2,o0C
prisoners. The Union loss in killed
wounded aud prisoners Is Gxed at 2,O0o
The failure of Gen. Bragg to drive BAG
small part Of only one army corp
| shows clearly the utter exhaustion Of Oh
rebel armies The rebel authoritie
have had several weeks in which to cor
csntrale force against Schohsld, an
their utter failure 70 overpower a sol
tary division shows the hopslossness o
their struggle
From gallant Phil Sheridan We hav
more good news The Richmond paper
coneede that be has been materially ia
tarfering with their supplies By destroy
ing railroads and the James River Ca
nal, aud they express fears chat he ma
reach BurksgilIe aud destroy the on
Z road the rebels have lsfs--ths Richmou
/ and DanvilIe road Other informatio
goes 70 show thal General Sheridan be
already done that useful thing, and
r even now far below Burksvills on hi
. way TO Grant or sherman. The deatru'
Z ton Of this road permanently invss
. Richmond aud compels General Lee
: come out Of his entrencbments al
a fight, or remain aud starve. We pr
! sumo it matters lit,le to General Ora
: on which horn Of the military dilemH
: General Lee chooses to impale himssl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

TaAxKa-The ladies Of the Hebrew
Ladies BenevoIens Society desire us to
tender their thanks o-ths Crescent City
Silver Band for tbs exquisite music
furnished By them a. tEeir Ball on Mon.
day night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Who Is Hey

Since we published the hiatoeY Of that
transaction by which two Democrats pot
substitutes in the army for themselves
at the expense Of the pAore of this
county, We have been asked the question
50 often who il that distinguished Dem.
oerat,' that we feel compelled to give
bis name, aud hope Il wall not offend
bic modesty The Democracy Of the
First Congressional District OF Indiana
will no doubt be hugely gFati6ed to
learn that the Hon. William z Nlblaok,
whom they have elected to Congress,
possesses such eminent financial ablli-
ties "a 10 be able, with the assistance Of
man IN jail for theft, to exboAorale
himself from The draft, and make
handsome profit IN the transaction be-
sides. We fell into slight error when
Ne noticed this transaction before, which
we pow take the liberty to correct We
stated then that the thiefs bail vas fixed
at I've hundred dollars, and that after
/ lie payment there would onls be the sum
Of one hundred dollars left as n profii.
We are happy to state npw that his bail
/ was only two hundred and tilty dollars,
leaving Of the SIX hundred dollars hoen.
sy to the Judge the handsome sam Of
three hundred and CITY dollars which
will not only pay HE portion Of the
bounty tax bot leave him handsome
fec besides.
When the credit Of Knox CoGnty il
used for such benevolent and laudable
purposes, we are not surprised shat our
neighbor Of the setting Su5.' should
become so indignant 81 any opposition
manifested 70 The granting Of bounties,
for be knows how convenient Il IA 10 BE-
able to yet ones hand into the treasury
TO relieve present wants We are mol
surpriAed therefore that Kuox Count,
Ia Democratic, where the christian yiF
tues of bsnevolenoe and charity are q
freely and openly exercised - Vineenae
Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15


VIZ Azz FLArTRRsD.--When We wrote
the articles "Shoddy Entertainment
and Sc A His at Quaker. 10 Tuesday :
issue, we were not particularly proud Of
them, bat since we-fnd them both pub
Iished in the Terre Hsute Journal, a.
leading editorials, our opinion Of their
merit has been greatly enhanced, IS We
recognize the editor E1Hrnrtas a
gentleman Of nice discrimination and
Judgment ViDce.aes Sun
Short sighted Gseshe the same
issue Of the San We find the. following,
stolen from another paper and inserted
az editorial.
TIE Observation-Disclosures Lincoln 1
Inaugural Address is published There
Is nothing worthy Of comment in It
Indeed, Lincoln heems to have made I
studied effort all through it, to say moth
ing-and he succeeded admirably.
Our items are appropriated daily, bu
We never eomplain-ratber receive il a
9 COMPLIMENTARY We occasionally tax
a like liberty With our contemporaries
It is decidedly fashionable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Lieut.. C.l. Add. u. Saunders not

Some weeks ago, says the Cincinnati
Commercial il was announced that
Lieutenant Colonel Add. II. Saunders,
of Davenport, Iowa, had been lost in the
Inflated North America, after his re-
lease from rebel prison, and the gal
liant Colonel received the compliments
that q true, loyal soldier deserved. We
are happy nov TO be able to take back
the main fact in the notices which We
published, namely, the statement that he
had gone to his final rest on the Amer
lea We, however, do not propose to
abate anything from the comments on
his character that We gave, now that be
may have chance Of reading them.
When he does come TO his death In the
manner appointed which, from bis ex-
perienee, does nos seem likely 10 be BY
wounds received in battle or by drown-
ing, We are qaite hopeful that he will
not have occasion 70 wish that he had.
IN fact, gone down With the North Amer
Iiea Ii seems that be bad not arrived
on the coast IN time 10 be placed on
that vessel; but that he has since arriv-
ed in New York, and viii soon be among
his friends again
We really never did believe that Col.
Add. Saunders had persisted with the
North America We examined care.
fully the list Of the loss, and Colonel
Saunders was not amongst he names
Il y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Dwelling Houses for Sale

30. s.. A ons-story frsms houss. With four
roc ms And = kitchen, &c lot 8, bioek y, EastsrH
Enlargement.
No 81 szs-afsry frams houss, With three
rooms. kitchen and osiiar, With stable and wood
house attached, % iot -. bloek Jos. Lamsaso
30 ss; A me tvo-sfory frans dwelling. eon
tainine Twelve rooms stth cellar, eistsrns stable,
woed- heuse Ae, attached, on lots II, r. and part
Of 70, btoek II, kaxtern Enisrgsment.
No. -. A COED tuo-story brick houss, contain.
Ing ave rosms, kitchen. csllar. eistsrn aad out
houses thereto 81 attached good business I0ca-
ten. situate On lot ;, LgisstsH's Esisfgsusnf.
No. y tuo-story brick house conta ining sir
rooms, with nseesssTy oHs-hoas~s. 90 first
No . A asw frssns houss 10 bioek =, Norm j..
srn EHiarEsmsnt
No 81 A one .ssory frans on Third street. h.
tsasa Sycamore add Vine, % sgzI59 Set q lot
Is4, uonstion Enlargement
10 90 A brick awslling ana store-hoass % Iot
5 Liiiesf9us Enlargement. The lof fronfN =
lest o. Aatn street, and sxtends back 20 fsst %
Vine street. I be stors-Foom - i7Kz5 fset wlth a
coed. deep cellar under ths whole room.
-. 81. aeubls franc dNtlifnx containing
sight rooms, With tWo eistsrns, ts6 eeilars aus
stables sitseis, o. los -, block -, E4atsrs 10.
50. q. sossls triek dssllisz eostalnspx
io1r roo2s, viii cellar, csstaxn, ke., situate on
lots ard 2 beck !. HolKxrafs EnlarEsmsnt.
No. - enc -..tory frame contrasting rooms,
kitchen and wood she'd, on ists ~ and ~ block
9. LaHAsco. This i dssifAhls location o. Fois
ton Avsnaa.
ss. 81 A sss-story frauss hoass on The esrssr
Of Center and Let stFeNfs
No. 50 two-stcry brsek dwelling on tbs cor
ser Of sysemoFs sna Sixth streets. costalnipg
eight rooms.
80. 81 A txo-stofy frame awslIisg cont ssu,px
feur roonHs kffehen, cellar, s1abls snokebouss.
Na1 good vel e water and cistsrn ktfaehed 4
nnHabsr = choice bssrinE fruit trsss sIfuafs
Hpan three acres q gronnd, 81 Mschaniczvllie
hs. y - serrs # wse-sh bottom iaBds. =
bali mils ron the Ohto riF-r. VIII = s1eisng-
q for city properly Ia Evansville
20. -. aeE tw0-st0ry Ams dxeliiux con-
tanning aine Rooms situate On lot block 20
kzsiern EalaFSsDsnt. This b ons 81 fbe nSsf
asuTenienfly arranged dwellings 90 the rfty, zud
sisaAsed II = delightful nslghborhoof
Apply -
WALKER 4 LuEKEKHEIMER.
Real Estate Azants. Bo. West Third street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Great Sale of Real Estate
At Public Auction, ,
In BoeRVille, Warrick Co.,
Indiana, Oa4D
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22d
1919

rT,Hg citizens 0f Warrfok and adjoining counties
a. we'll - persons migrAtin9 10 thia part Of
she country, viii Cad u % their edEanaAgs 70 81
Tend this-sais. The splendid =, aidsRcs adjsiaihg
BooDyiile, formeFly occupied By Aivah Johnson,
IL embraced in this list. This u one o. the nand.
soonest residences 10 the county. n IL srsetsd
upon one u Natures ioysliest spots, aud money
without stint has besn lavished upon u to beau.
tify aud adorn II, and draw around Il Al lie con.
veBienesg~ ths1-tfr~ nEHffe assifss IL hes 4
large house with te7 ruoms eellsr Anh All snsces-
aary Dut.housea, barn. acres pAsthre. ~ acres
Of the bsA selected ftaU trees In WArrlek couuty.
g b-loO ACRE u land
Block 10 q, nearly aefes iyiax soath u
aud adjoining said residence.
8. Block No. a. nearly acres. lying soath o.
and sdjolulng said residence These blocks are
admirably spiiqd Tor spaldfaa specs ana veaid
make tAitabie enlafksubtt d the lown. So
= The wet part of iot - 70 Beonvile, 100 feet
went
4. E.baIf 4. h. Sec. 81 ran. ., 90 asr.s, NV
sE Sec; ~, r. s, Z. 8. 4oaeses, one mile ~sst Of
BO0nvills.
awL NE 500. ", TER ~. 40 Aeses, SIS N
See -, T. 8, .. 7, 90 acres miles east Of Boon
:. sRsB-ssc. -x:-r:s-H7, 70 acres. 7 isllss
IS :. ' M ssc fs, ~ nj, 30 aoE - near
TaylorHyile
sw sss. g, Lse,7. 80 acres. a miles
see o. D IN sS Sd sf q sas AslssS sSss -
n W y sE sec. "a, IA. \. a 20 1sFea, HE aE
Sec; 81; Z. y, o, 40 aere4 This is ~ miles
The abevs iiia oe1ots. lands, &c., embraces q
variety never before pdprsd IN Narriuk csunty
am determined 30 Gloss cut IN Warriok county
Terms easy. Titles perfect Sales positive ons
khird doWn. ena third An eas aud one laird IN eve
peotfaily inyitsd1 ! y Il j lnss FUiLER,
Marie,tds AuetlonseF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

GooDs LEss rHAs Auction PKcEa-
Great opening sale Of desirable Spring
Dry Goods at the New Ysrk Store A
grand opportunity for fe~ days TO get
the best fabrics at mneh lsss prices than
Al auction. Our goods must be sold
The beat prints, formerly AZ IS cents,
will be sold At . cents. shirsing mus
lin 20 aud Is. "A Lonsdale Hilla, Hope
and Bartlett Mills blsaehsd mHslin 81 IS
vas IS, dinner napkins at 30 IS and
81 so per doz.: bleAched tabls-closhs
81 90 aud 81 so each. Rich mantilla
silks, dress silks in all the new shades,
dress goods ia all the novelties Of the
season, cloak and dress trimmings the
largest stock in the city ailk sacks, bas
quines aud circles, from sf2 % "a
SIS 90; real lacss and embroidery. In
fac, our entire stock ef foreign and do
nestle goods will be placed at the mercy
Of the public phile OR auction .frieaa.
remain in tospn. Our minds are full
made up 10 sRdsrseli, and nc
sacrifice will be 600 great to &C
compIish that object Don; buy unit
yoa have FIRST examined our stock aad
| prices. and note The wonderful sacrifice
that the New York Store is willing Il
make. JT.6S. a CooIDes.
No.'s IL & e First street.
March l4lh. 1866 IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

TRADE 0EEsEps-By order Of 6enssat
Washburn trade has been opened in the
entire district Of West Tennessee, under
certain rules and regulations This is
sa important movement, aud win no
doubt serve 70 greatly increase tbs bust
ness Of Memphis, and improve the mar
ket Our business men should take ad-
vantage of it
The order took efsc, 90 Monday last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
March lAh. 1865

JOR TrsSiSe.-Mr. John scAnslin,
Main Street, between Second and Third
proposes to give particular attention TO
Job Work, such as Gathering, Roofing,
&c. He has a superior stock Of materials.
Mr. Scanilin is sn excellent workman,
and viii guarantee satisfaction. Or
ders solicited. MarchI4Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

DRAFT 0RDRRED.-We are informed
by Capt. wartmann, Commissioner Of the
Board of Enrolment for this district,
that the draft for delinquent suh-dis-
triets in this district, has been srdSsed
for the 22d inst oBy little vigorous
effort on the part Of the citizens, the
quotas might yet be filed before the
draft paFuR aseI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
CAR p e -
Department.

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached TO it. lie q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths. Rugs. MAttings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Corniees,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Cali and zee them.
JAoUEsS. FRENCH . CO