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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Dwelling Houses for Sale

Ne. as. A ans.stofy frAms house. with four
roe Hs and sitessn, 81 lei 2, hiecz y, k@stefn
EaiarFsfnsnt.
70 sss, tahsn snd osiiar. Wifh ssabis saa aa0a
houss nstsahsa, o. 10 -, bieek 100. i.amases
Ne ss. A nss fWo Hstory srans dSsiiiaK, con
tsiaing twelve fnos, ufh 81 ~, eistsfn. stable,
weal- haass, ze Aalschsd. ioSa n, II, ana part
Of Ia bioek II. Eastern EHiaFEemsnt
Ne 3ss a god tso-siory bFiek hosss. e1niain-
isE fgs reea4s, kitehan, cellar, eisiegn sua out-
hsssaes thereto al nttaehrd good bssiness aea-
tiSH sifust~ 90 lei ,, LniestsH's kulsfFs sasnt.
Ne. 81 a fae-stury brick hoasa centa ring six
rn1mE with asoessarJ eut-heuses. ss FIRST
~ ss ess. frau.s Asuas Ia sIost >. Nosth.
No, =. 4 gne sioFy frame or Third sir.es. b..
iwes4 Sycamore aad SiNs, 90 s0ElSg fset 81 iot
Ia D0natian EnisrFefnsnE
Na sos a bslak dwsiiluz snd stos, -hsuss 81 lot
q Eilinsten'a Enlargs meet. The los fronts -
~ o. Maia street. sps extends taok 80 FEET 70
Vias street Tbs siaFf.Ieeui = i7Ha5 fssi, Niih 3
Eyaa dsap cellar nnaer the NheiH room.
-. al A daubls HaHse dwelling aoHtSlninE
sisht rooms. with tss clsierns, tee cellars ana
stables attached on lof 10, biotR -. Kasisra b.
larEsmsnt
fgur rooHss Hsth osilar, cisisrH, as sitaafs ~
Iots aaa tieck J. HolzgTafs Ealsraznsut
~ sBs ens-storF fraEae containing 9 rooae,
~. Lamaseo. This + desirable location % Pal
t9n AYesae.
70 a a ons-siory frame kouss % fbe eofssF
% CsntsF ard Let streets
Ne. a. A fsb<sfaEy bFiek dwelling On the cor.
mr. e Sycamore snd sixth streets, Containing
eirhf roonss.
81. q A fso-ssofy frame svsIllag eoaf sinine
fasr roggas, tlfchsn. ceisr, stsile. susokshouse
ans good we'll u ustsr aHd cistsrH attached q
uusa 6sr a. chesce bnsrinx fsuif trees situate
rysn ihree scses q Erpguds Al MerhsslcsFiiie.
SO. q. 10 scres q Wsbssh bottom ianas, a
half miis frsm Is 0kis riF r. vii b. e1ehsng.
"a for city properly n Evansville.
No. 81 = nee fwo-st0Fs ama tssiiluE con
fasuinE nsHa rooms, situate On lot hIsek %,
Fassarn EnlargeaisBt. This t. oas - the most
esq.eulsutly arranged dwellings d. the city, and
situated IL . delightful nslghb0rhooa.
Apply -
wALEkg Z LrEKKsHETMEE.
Peal Estafs Agents. SO. Nesf Third stree.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

a HORRIBLE AFFkIs-FsATEAcIDE -
Two brothers named Samuel and Geo
Kingston, aged respectively II aud u
years, while playing together al their
home in Detroit few days since quss-
relied, aud the younger entered the
house telling bis brother 10 let him
alone, when the latter drew q pistol,
placed il 70 his younger brothers. head,
aud fred it, blowing his brains oct.
1. is supposed that the elder brother
simply meant to frighsen his brother ~
firing the pistol over bis head, and thai
it went of before be intended.
Il may be mentioned as a remarkable
circumstances 10 connection With the
above, says the Detroit Free Press, that
an older brother Of these two boys shot
and instantly killed bis mother While
handling pistol few months ago Ar
account Of the affair was given 10 ihs
papers at the time, bat there was sails
factory evidence that the shooting wal
purely accidental, and nothing was dons
With the boy. There we're six children
in the family. The father is draymaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11


STREET INPRovEkkxTs Axp zaR CRY
CoCscIL. - We had a call yesterday
morning from one Of the members Of
the City Council, Who informs Us We
were mistaken in one or two articles We
have Published, to the cad that work on
the streets vas ordered to be stopped an
Isss by special order Of the coancil, and
that in said publications ss have done in.
justice 70 the majority Ofths Couneilmen.
IL may be that our informant relative 10
this matter was mistaken, and We are
engaged in examining tbs record on the
subject, and II, upon careful exAmina
zion ws End we have been led into error,
and have done injustice to any member,
or members, Of the City Council, we wilI
chssrfaIly make the aHseade honorable
In the meanwhile We ask IN behalf Of
both sidss g suspension of public opin-
ion.
Public records are sometimes trouble
some IS well a. dangerous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

ANOTHER ACcIDEST.-An industrious
old German citizen, named Vogle, met
with the great misfortune of losing the
thumb aud first, aud perhaps middle,
finger of bis right hand yesterday, By
meass of q circular saw. which be ~ss
tending. in the nsighborhood Of the depot
His thumb and 6rst finger we're taken
completely of and the middle finger vas
cot about half way through. L VII
prove 8, sad mistoz$nns 20 hia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

4 REsEL LdsUrESAS1 CoxEs Within
rae LEsEa--Amoug the desertsrs who
came into our lines recently vas az oil,
cer-a First Lieatensnt. he fully con-
6rmed tbs worst stories Of the democrat
iSa&ion Of shs rshel army, and expressed
the opini0a that should the two armies
remain in the same position they now
occupy, for three months longer, and
without firing 9 sbos. the days OF the
cenfedersey wooids De ended, from is
incapaeity IN obtaining supplies aad the
discoarAEsmsnt ard dsssrtiOn Of the
men. BE tsck sAs oath Of Ansgisnee
AID viii BE- ssak NarkA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

GKS. CAsEY.-This venerable hero,
who so distinguished himself in the bss-
ties before Richmond, known as "Fair
Oaks, Seven Pines,' Malvern Hill, "
&C, &c, in the celebrated campaign Of
Little Mae, Was a passenger on the
Golden Eagle yesterday, en- route from
PsdueAh 70 Washington City.
The brave hero ia old and white hair
ed bu, the lines Of his face and the
fash Of his eagle eys. sho~ shs.s the IRE
Of youth and Of patriotism sfill warms
his veins
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

A NEW RAILROAD. We understand
that early in the Spring roate will be
surveyed between Lawrenceburg and
New Albany, connecting al this city
With the /. L c. road) for the location Of
. new railroad. The object Is to estab-
Iish more speedy means Of eommunisa-
ton between the Queen city and the cit
les around the fails, than we nos pos
sess. We think the movement is good
one, and we hope il will succeed In
our opinion, it win be one OF the most
profitable roads in tbs State. We are
zratified 10 learn that the movement has
been set on foot By Western men, and
that when the enterprise has been con-
pieted, it will be controlled almost ex.
elusively by them This viii 60 far 70
recommend it to the favor of the public,
LarrSHcsbarg Register.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

CHANGE or PRovosT NASSAU. Major
Magruder, Provost Marshal OF Louie
vile was 90 Tuesday relieved at bis own
request, bis term Of service being nearly
out Capt Swops, Of the 5th Indiana
cavalry, who has served for some time
as Assistant Provost Marshal, has been
appointed to succeed him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11


HoSoR AxosS RoGUEs-It seems the
two rebel officers who took Captain Eos
ser's horses in Louisville week or two
since, had been in the city for several
DAYS previously, and left board bill IN
paid when they suddenly took their de
partnre The following letter vas re-
eeived day or two ago by the lady With
whom they boardes while here
Is THk WOODS, Kx., March |, IS.
Mrs -, Louisville: Enclosed you
will End SO, which pays you our board
50 yesterday morning. We did not hes.
| itste to draw on : Yankee officer r.,
horses, &c, but as we are not warinz
on women and children you shall have
your pay. Please give our regards to
Aajor-whea he retasna Tel hin
be was safe enough from rs, bnt b
should not make habit og sleeping viii
rebel officers.
Very respectfully,
Coz Boz. IT. MARTIN,
1t JSo. ". HEADLEY,
10Th Ky. Cav C. s 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
CITY NEWS.

Read the significant article frora the
Richmond Enquirer, relative to g rumor
that the rebel Senate had sppoiutad a
committee 10 call on JEFF Davis and
urge him to make peace on any terms
1t is found in our dispatches on the 6rst
page. The same Article contains sn I'D
mission that Early had been defeated By
Sheridan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Eas- The Charlsston eorrespoa.lant !.

The New York TrfbaRs says
On Tuesday evening, shout seven
clock, we heard prolonged and hearty
cheering in neighboriHg strssf- ran
ia the direction indicated hy the shouts,
sud found that the Massachusetts 55ih
(colored) regiment had iast iuaded IN
the city.
heard Lieutenant of the 55th, IN
command o. Company |, give iks order
-"ShoHlasr Arms, and ia minute
aiterSards shOak hands Ei'h hius. tor be
vas an old aequai niance. VINO Do you
think be wasg The son o. Wm. LloYd
Garrison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

AoRE BRIDaEs DESTROYED. - The
Edgehsld aud Keataoky Railroad has
suffered Considerable from The high
water. The bridges over Red River
and SGlphnr Fork have been washed
away, and two other bridges between
Goodlettsville aud Bakers Creek have
shared the same fate. There will be
no through train from Nashville to
Clsrksvilie for some time to come.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

WASFEp.-Ten or twelve gentlemen
can be accommodated With private
boarding at the Walnut Street House,
corner OF Walnut and First streets
Families can also obtain gooa. acoonmo.
dations At this Hoase charges med.
crate mf-dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

seA- We are pleased 10 learn that Mr..
kuston Is getting along quite comfort
ably under all the circumstances Of his
great misfortune. The stumps Of his
arms we're dressed yesterday morning
for the first time, aud looked, We are
told, quite well.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
fsb2s-lndsw A. Eo. 8 West fhird stFss
For Sale at a Bargain,
AUCTION SALE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUcTIoEs At
Il ~ late rssidssos IN Csntr= township % = "a
sezzAy, March fs.h. coumenciug - y Q etDs -
one good twD-borss sa<4r Cans MIL. enc Oeok
"a Cguuer ETassrator, Corn Cru.bsfs tNo
Eares two CoIts, ssTsa C0ss sna hs4isIs -.
wifh yeunx Calf, sos AID Pigs, tNo w1sys-.s
Hay Rake, HoFss Hay kAks, ons 59ssS -. So
Mffs go Harroxs, FlsWss Pat Tres -. ~,
= sgou AID BAGS, Bsrssss, iot = hSl- $3.50
- C.l-Ss- Crfsg-stoss, Hos, seytas. Sfsaiss
Whssl -bArrow, &C.. 8e- ASS y 81 - ~ 49,.
- = :, - <-frs11 a ersszf1 q niBs ucrtes.
SssF Eve @''-- sAML- yIoRERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

s@- The officers Of the Cincinnati
nailbeat General Buell 90 Tuesday re-
ported that on Monday night residence
just below WessPors, KY, Was destroyed
By Ere It vas supposed To be The dwell
ing Of Mr.. Glore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

AFrorSTxHxTs.-Major D. A. Conovsr
has received the appointment as Provost
Msrshst in ths It'll Congressional Dis
trict rice Col. r. ". Thompson resigned,
and Lieut. I. C. Bsily, late Adiutsns OF
the i4th Indiana, has been appointed
EarolliDg Commissioner
Both are represented IS we'll qualified
for their respective positions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
A Grent Rnrooin

A LARGE TWO STORY BUILDTsG--wELL
"a buiit--aultablo for a FACTORY or WAhE-
hOb D., situated VA central aud business part of
the city. near the wharf Terms easy Enquire
a. she Office Of Ben. stinson, Third street, Tires
doors above Main Gbas.lp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

BAsEsHMgNT or TwESTY REBEL Fan.
LIES TRox DEST CoUsrY.-Tn aeeord-
snee with instructions from Department
Headquarters, General + Il nxosn
issued, on the 4th inst, an order ban.
ishiug the following persons, residing in
Dent county, Missoari, frem bis district.
They are the families OF notorious bush,
whackers, Who have persisted IN aiding,
feeding AID encouraging gnerrilias,
bushwhaekers and outlaws: J. b. saith.
VIM. Saddler, Fareso Mcfarland, Thos.
Smith, Isaac Johnson, William Black
Mary AeAdlsy. J. 7. Barksdale, Moses
Short, James Martin, Monroe Campbell.
Wm. Cliff, James Elkin, James Cox.
Geo. Hagier, John Medieval, d. II. COT.
man. John Nivens, james McPauky and
Z. c. Need.
The parties above named sill 20 -
the way OF the south line of he - :
They will be permitted 20 - ssAts'
them sufficient Of ,heig ps- -ks N'ih
~, such "a elothiRa. , .sonai proper
comfortable, as5 e, 70 render them
than one y will proceed not les
southsr- .dndred miles beyond th'
ms,' d. line Of the Stale and Depart
II, after March oath 1865, any Of lh'
above named parties should be tonn'
within the distance above designated
they will be arrested and imprisoned
and their property will be ssized.--As
Dem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
NOTICE.

SyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- - the Dirsetors (Cci- .. 2. Bates, Unton
Bethel snd Albert Hsrsa) q the LseusE Grovs
Mining CcE28uy. Entif tbs I7ts Ct March. flr
sinking ShAt ssFs1 y afteez tszs - the eeai
str skznis supposed 10 b sfz1Fy CT s5xhty-Ts tsef
below -. ssrlscs. On the bznk of lie rITsE ons
zssls above Ns~burE. SpsciGcafions nay - se@n
by cAlliBK On ALERT HNT4n, Prp@i1szt o2 x1sA
Coupsay, rsslasncs I've nsles above Essnsvfits,
o. tie EewhEFx road o. Ca & Z. Roberts,
C.shisr Of tia Ev4rsvflle EatinuAs Bznk. aud siso
a. tie oasez % sas > cset&ry. in SrE5Erk.
BIZ or5sr q tbs UtFsctprs.
aii-6s ELL LAWS s-ssy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Uxras sKxyIcxs---Ths Rsxt sersaoa u ths serses
proposed ~ the Pastors e ths city, uiH b.
prsashsd 81 the Rev. M. TgsxKz, - ID. wslxgr
srNEs- PEzssTrxxtss CErEcH. ts-z ssr8n essu-
ing. a. haif-pSat oseleSs. sHh5ees; PRassxrrr
-hs puhfie are invftsd 10 attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Amasements.

Masonic TfxPLK The rendition n
,he great moral drams--Uncle Tom ;
Cabin--Iast night, Was uBques'ions5ly
the best that has yet been given, each
actor sustaining his or her roe wi,h an
asual elegance
La Petite Mayhem Is prodigy, and
deserved Tar better benefit than shs
received.
This afserHoon Uacle Toms Cabin
viii be presented, At a matinee for the
bene6, Of ladies and children. Tonight
Lucrs.ia Borgia will be reproduced, and
should draw 8 large aadieucs.
THE ALLegHAsIAxs This dessrvsdly
popular troupe received q bumper ass
night, and no mistake Crescent City
Hall was literally packed fail, AID aaH-
bsrs, unable to gain edmistsucei bad 10
return home.
To say the performances we're admi.
rabls would be 70 repeat the declaration
OF each one Of the hundreds present
last night We ars grasifed 70 be able
to announce that, by the pressing re
quest Of many, they have consented tc
give another concert tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

1- At f=.r in Syracuse, q one the
plays was the "Mischieyous Monkey,
aud while the chap who played noe Key
was hanging. head down from the val,
his tail broke, and hgt came down on the
heads Of his audience, some twelve feet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

wr The following distinguished per
sous were on Tuesday last 81 the Louis-
vile Hotel: MAjor-Gsneral Palmer,
Brigadier- General Butterfeld. BrigAdier-
General Judah, Brigadier-General Wat
kins, Brigsdier- General Brown, Colonel
George T. Wood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

~ The freedmen in Louisiana, in
charge Of Thomas ". Conway, Supeziu-
tendent for the Government. number
about 1900, Of whom 5000 are "a
private plantations. $1,000 on plsutA.
lions managed By the Governnsnt, znd
Il, 900 supported BY the Government. At
a cost, lsss year, OF silS, 500 Over 8
uillion dollars worth Of property vas
transferred 70 TIE Treasury during the
year.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
LOST.

A BUEDLE cONTAIEIE0 Day GOODS
= from wagon, between The corner Of Fyca.
more and rot streets and tho Ola Brewery,
max " smith" Any psrson finding the same
viii be literally rewarded BY leaving " az Isaae
Esoh's sore, On first - Or At this once. ll-Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
IL Corner Lots
AND
20 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS

= |" NE NNNN y = = Mt
DELON0tNG TO THE ESTATE OF PETER
- sharpe, decreased, are now offered for sale by
the hers on very reasonable terms Persons de-
string 10 purchase can examine the plat Of the
enlafgemeuti and be shown The property by cali
Ing on the Hubseribsr at her residence head Of
bond aud rsv@uth streets.
iebl6-u EMILY SHARPE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Valuable Real Estata

Lon SALE Or LEAsE.-L0t No. 100 tn the
It Donation Enlargement, being Is feet 'front.'
ing on Fourth Street. bstwesn Locust and Wal
Hat streets. II will be sold ~ a bargain Also
valuable farm 81 ~ asfes, "a miles from town,
on the new Petersburg ROAD, wsli Improved, for
sale or exchange for suitable city property or will
lease Tor n term Of years a. good ionant
VlChERY HU0ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

naA- Ladies add gcnilerasn, Do net
forget 10 "a up 70 -. ~, Main street,
to-day, aud examine the largest and
best selected ssosk Of dry goods aver
offered in sAis masks,. and they arr 10
be cold a. auction, commencing Monday
morning at bali pas nine O'Clock. and
continuing from day % day until al i
sold, without reserve
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

SCENES os rHE MIsslssrrrt Prom
Capt. Frank DuSouchet We learn thAs
most pitiable state of afsirs exists
the shores of the Mississipp;. along
to Memphis, in cOnssqas- rom Cairo
water now exiasias ace of the high
which is oysgfc m thu, rive, ana
"A SAe wing the whole country.
que" nArmer came up, she was fire.
.Ly hailed by families along shore,
I, who had been driven from their houses
. By the rising flood, and had constructed
rats Of rails upon which they had
placed their families and meager effects,
and were riding at the mercy Of a flimsy
clothes-line or BEDFORD
oAen they found the family yes in the
cabins surrounded with water, and hev-
ing a horse on board, they sent man
out ON horseback to bring of the wife
: and children, while the husband, with q
canoe, brought of the effects.
The stock was wading in the fast.
rising water, and the poultry, having
sought the roof Of the house or stable.
! were there quietly awaiting the slow pro-
y cess Of starvation, aud the stock, nearly
.be entire wealth of the poor people, had
necessarily to be abandoned
: These families, before ths war, had
been accustomed to seek the bluffs back
from the river, but the fear of guerrilla,
now prevents this.
- When the war is over aud men hav'
! time to reflect, what terrible execratior
4 will oyerwhelm the base scoupdrels VII
iusugurated the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
MUSICAL.

PianO6. Pianos .
IHTE nAYE Just RECEIVED SEw LOT
w ef sriesdi1 PlA7os, fro-z Lhs most csIsbrAf-
e makers, via. wE- EEAb4 4 Co. SxEiSwAx 4
seHs, Ernst GshieE, Peters Webs, Decksr Broz,
ny. GnA aAIiea azd Jsws : Also, 1as I5s q
s1atshss An-er5oAn orgzan and Msle1soEs.
Al EAERkS 8 COS TSGToS-
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Haneoek,s Corps.

Major General Carl Schurz is engaz-
cd 10 raising division Tor Hancock 8
Corps. In this Division, tbs Indiana
Regiment is to be commanded by Col
Vim. II. Morgan, formerIy OF The 25th
Indiana. Colonel Dodds, Of the 18th
Indiana, is to be Lieatenant Colonel
The is 10 be = veteran corps.
The Government bountiss are As fol.
lows:
~ t@@''- So
81
Ho8 ahFws ynsfss
Add to these the local bounties, and
Il makes $3.50 for local, the sum of 1856
for one year, $3.50 for Two years. and
81 $3.50 for three years
The officers of this corps have beer
subjected 70 a rigid examination, And
are, therefore, presumed to be vel
qualified 70 do their duties
There is = recruiting Office in this city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
MARRIED.

At s.. Pzai's Chnrrk, A&rch oh. lse5 b Rev.
a. v. spAaldinS, eseaaE ;. EIuBEE. Of Ksis-
usEao, Mica 80 Miss LfrxEE " HkFT. q tbis
city 70 sarts-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
ELECTION NOTICE.


srATr % ISRrANA. L.
NASpxaHvRaH County. 50
TAs State u iHdsaaa 20 iAe sherry u TanaerSaryA
/ BLYTHE nYNEs. CLERK OF THEyAS,
- aetearsh n..scuit Court, do hereby cessx,ry 20
t'' SH''. q said county what ,,saears are % be
~ sse -. =. townships ~ said eoen ~
-sai places q holding eieo~'"', W
.r.t Monday In April, lSea.
- pjseon Township: Two Justices
- rsur Constabica, aud one af an.
lr vs., knight Township; T" I0wAship
x,.Are. Two Constahles, ~ 30 Ju.tie.s AZ al.
/ %. -. -,,,yr.. - Vne township Trus-
r. Censtabls. snip; one Justice Of IN. P....
ror Arr- ., aud One Township Tsustee
-. -.ssropg Township; One Justice Of Aha
to-. A'"a-
For Perry Township: One Justice Of the p..e..
Two Oonstables, aud One Township Trrstce
For Union Township; Two justices OF the Peace
Two Oonstabes, and One Township Trustee
Tor Centre Township: Two Justices OF the
Peace, Two ConssAeles, and One Township rrus.
tee.
For German Township. one Justis OF the Pcnce
Two CoRssables, and 0Re Township Trustee.
And the sheriff il hereby directed 20 give Legal
notice Of said election, an conformity with ths
statutes ~ such cases MAIDS and provided.
In WuSEss WHKREoF have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal Of saic
1. .. Court, At Evansville, lnuiana, this hrs
BLYTHE HYNEs,
Clerk v. Z. O.
I CERTIFY THAT rae FOREGOING Is 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
DRY GOODS.
FINE DRY ooDsl
CHEAP CHEAPER = CHEAPEST
BOLLE & BEYREISS.
SO. Cd Main street,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
splendid assortment Of the latest styles Of
by Goods may be found at eur store on Main
Street. Great care has been exercised In the prr
chase u ttcse Goods, and We feel confident We can
sell them cheap as the cheapest
A tair sXaminatioa Of our stock and prices IL all
We ak. (m2.ly) BoLLE BEYREISs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

s@~Gold, Silver, aud Coupons sanlsd
At the Continental Bank, for shfnh shs
highest market rates viii be paid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

We are indebted to the Clerk Of the
Golden EAsls for lAts AsEphis pspsra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

60 to Wrights GALLERY, No s
Second street. tor yoar Photographs
VII work warranted equal 70 any from
Eastern estiss Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

GkEgS APFLEs.-Twentg i've harrels
green apples just received at Uaksl.
speel 4 Kahn grocery. corner OF Fourth
and Chestnut, and for sale in quantities
to suit purchasers March, lll--lw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
RniIdina I,ota Tor Sale.

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Ne. ~ Lots - aaa -, % DO
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No. ~ Lots ana Z, hlock ss. Eastern Knl'E
Ne. 90 a1Kii2 fset ol lets % sud -, Original
PlAn.
Ne = Lots aad 2, biock .. Bsiteli fiaos
As q Isst ,, bleek !, ksstAsru EnisFseuispts
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Is Narth Eastefu E4isFEesaeat
Sc. 81. Lot n, biaek a., Lsmasco
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40 81. Lsots 2e, q, "a. IsAbslls pises. earnsI
Of Frankih aud Firaf AseHus
Ne. - J. Lot Is, German Baliding Association :
Subdivision
sIsss 100 loss 10 walkers AaaltIsu 3 Lamase,
Clly.
Tlsle park<t Anf terms easy
Arsay 81 Ne. 8 Wsst Third stfnat, Evansville
WALKER LUkkENHEf aER.
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