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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
NEW ADyERTIS EAENTS,
sTRAYED Or STOLEN

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sprieg siTaycd es we're Asoien Huza tbs snbsczteer
al Honey Greek, IN rosSaw GeHu4y, fows,
sn tbs atghe OF EAe iIah lASs. 9hs hsesss ase
Iixhk sGFFess. os hsa alrtla whtls % tss inside
dc kha tight hind Eoet, and little white in tfs
RGFehe ne asougSh& ss al tiIses aolsr ard haAi
aepigak matt "a sha ifft sacassass- No mEsk gse-
elected "a the eiha pfAes Aersa. Ia ~
liberal feward will be siyen 20 nssy peFsaR wAa
vi Il retara SAID hsHses or give iass aatsoA where
they HaNy sa foHpa. W h. kT0kA&Ms
May 23th, lSs8-4w. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

WAsHIsGr0g, March l2-Joha g
Eicolay, Private Secretary Of President
Lincoln, was nominated yesterday for
the post Of Consul at Paris. 10 FIJI the
vacancy sccasionei By the promotion Of
John BieeIow, the lac incumbent, to the
post Of Charge Dc 1.fairs a. the French
Court The nomination vas uuani-
mously confirmed
Mr. Nicolay Is fine scholar, speaks
French and German fluent y, aud will
be able to bring 70 bis position thorough
knowledge Of American politics, and full
insight into tie workings Of the Admin
istration since the rebellion. He will
not proceed Immediately 10 Paris, but
will continue for some tune pet in the
discharge Of bis duties as Private Sec
Rotary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

NEw loRK, March l2-SeYen han.
dred bounty jumpers and seventeen sub
stitute brokers were arrested yesterday
81 Hoboken, after having enlisted At
the bogus recruiting station there They
we're all put ia irons and sent to Gov
errors Island.
The Herald prints a letter from Sher-
man TO Wade Hampton, stating that in
consequences cf foraging parties having
been murdered BY the rebels after being
captured, and labels attached TO their
bodies OF Death to MI foragers,' that
be has ordered similar number Of pris-
oners to be disposed Of in every case
in like manner; that ha holds 1000
rebel prisoners aud can stand il as long
as Hampton.
The rebel General responds that be
knows nothing Of such murders and that
for every soldier executed BY Sherman
he will execute two federals, picking out
officers Is the hrss victims
lie makes long story about barbara
ties alleged 10 be praetieed BY Sherman
army, and concludes. by stating that b
/ shall hold S. prisoners IS hostages foi
those ordered to be executed By Sher
man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
News fvom the HIehmond PspsFs~-A
PORK speeulaaaen npotted.

News rroFn the Richmond PapsFa--A
PORK Speculation spelled.
wAsnwGTos. March 1.-THE Rich
mond Examiner the 9th says:
All remains quiet along the lines Of
Gen. GRAFT Ia fact, for the last week
everything has been mud-bound, aud
rain fell almost necessarily yesterday,
which served 20 make matters decidedly
worse in that respect
Il Is not probable that Gen. Grant will
attempt any move antil there is q change
Of weather, ard the roads are in better
condition.
Our military authorities should not be
The less vigilant, however, for be may
attempt TO advance bis lines when least
expected
The northern papers continue 10 re.
port a number Of desersers IRON our
| lines, and their columns are filed wiih
the stories they tell
Grant has thought these stories oil
sufficient Importance 10 telegraph them
to Washington, and the whole North
catches at them in great exulsaiion.
For some days parties in this city
have been sending large quantities OF
manufactured tobacco 10 Frederieks-
burg. Reports say this tobacco was to
be traded With the Yankees for bacon,
and that Gen. Singleton was the prime
mover in the arrange this being
The business than brought him again 70
Richmond.
The tobacco vas transported to Ham
illon Ferry BY railroad, and themes
hauled to Fredericksburg, ) miles dis
lance, in wagons
The Yankees we're expected TO COM
up in vessels 20 Fredericksburg az.
bring bacon with them and carry Of TO
bacco.
On Monday last 100000 pounds 0
tobacco had been sent up the Freder
iekshurg railroad, 10000 Of which hal
: been hauled ID fredericksburg az
stored in a warehouse on the RappahaH
: mock convenient for shipping. aud ID
/ other $50, 0l0 pounds was in 81 box car
at Hamilton crossing. The enemy cam
up 70 Fredericksburg on Monday nigh
; last bus brought no bacon that we hav
been able to hear Of The FIRST step va
: 70 send party Of cavalry TO Hanilso
crossing, who set FIRE to and dsstroye
= all the cars and tobacco there Thi
!, party also burned the bridge scros
! Aassaparox creek. short distance thi
side Of Hamilton crossing.
There vas two reports as TO what "a
= done with that tobacco a. Frederick
J. burg. One is that the ensuy carried
/ Of, and the ether that they fred Il
= warehouses and destroyed both house
5 ard tobscco Il Is ascsrtained that the
e DESTROYED five wagons engaged IN han
9 ing the tobacco. and carried Of Il
r horses So ends one Of the most bri
! liant schemes or our latter day speeull
IS tors Tie railroad company regr
e losing 81 cars as they believed an 8
Management had been come to With 81
It enemy that they should not be Modesto
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
100000 worth OF Government {
Property Destroyed

Caro-, March i2-Fige hundred ard
forty-dse bales of cotton passed here for
s.. Louis aud 10 bales for Evansville
Over s., 100000 Of Government pro
persy is said to have been destroyed at
Passport, Miss, by the food in the Ten
nessee river.
The rebeIs hold possession Of Hick-
man, Ky.
New Orleans papers contain no mill
tary news
The steamer Pest Boy was entirely
DESTROYED By the bursting OF her boilers,
. miles below New Orleans, ea the 9Th.
/ Two lives were lost
Rebel papers chronicle the passage Of
+ the negro enlistment bill, SAYING it i .
measure Of necessity and not Of choice
/ Wigfall, during the debate, denounced
the Legislature of Virginia and de-
handed the resignation Of JEFF. Davis
The speech Of Senator Hunter, in The
rebel Senate, is printed. Hevossd for The
bill 10 arm and emaucipats nsgroes, under
instructions from the Virginia Legisla
ture but entered his protest against il Al
an abandonment Of the contest On ths
grounds on which the South seeded.
He also showed from statistics tha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

A whole Company er Rebel De-
aeAters.
NgwsERx, N c., Feb. 26-Yesterday
Company B, Std North Carolina Confed
crate cavalry which was raised IN the
western park OF the State, came into our
lines in a body, with their two Lisnten-
ants, their horses and equipments. num-
bering oYer 90 men, and delivered them.
selves up to our commanding officer al
Camp Palmer.
After parsaking of rich breakfast at
the camp, they, With the old dag At their
head, marched into the city, the hospi-
tali,y of which they are nov enjoying.
When they we're informed that lhey
would receive pay for their horses and
arms aud furnished employment, or al
lowed to 20 North, they remarked If il
was generally knowu that such q recep-
tion awaited Confederate soldiers in oar
lines that the entire army Of the Con
federaey woald follow their example.
The arrival of the remainder OF this
regiment into cur lines is daily looked
90.
They say that Kingston is being evac.
uated, and that South Carolina troops
are the frat 10 give up and acknowledge
that the South i whipped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

ARaY OF raE PoroxAE, March o.
The quiet continues in this department,
aud i likely to do 80 for some time, 50
faF as any movements are concerned, for
The roads are ia . very bad condition,
owing to the recent heavy rains
The troops are being drilled daily, and
neS arms aad cioshiug, / r., issued,
preparatory 10 tbs coming campaign.
The men are In excellent condition.
Deserters continue to como In, although
they are not 50 numerous as heretofore.
About thirty arrived to-day, through the
lines Of The 5th and 9th corps II Is re
ported that four we're shot on their way
over
The Frs, Corps advanced their pickle
linsa q short distance this morning, and
tSeY are reported 10 have found rebel
eoloFed troops Oh the picket liae in their
front II tAia be true il shows that The
rebels have ~ last adopted the Folicy o.
arming their slaves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

AKarnw, March Q, via Cairo, IL
A grand banquet vas given By the Union
men 10 Gen, Washharn, last Night, At
shieh be made speech, dsprscaiing
military Law, and hoping for the speedy
restoration ol civil law In The State, ex.
pressing much charity for Southern peo-
pie, promising 10 receive them kiadly
when they came in = proper spirit lie
told the merchants Of Memphis that the
Interests Of their city were, to a certain
extsni, antagoRlaiie 10 the interests Of
the Government, bat that be would be
liberal IN regard 70 legitimate, honest
trade, but that ia any thing else, they
would hnd him their memorable foe.
A eight occurred At Fort Pickering
bstween whlts and negro regiment.
resulting IN The death Of several negroes
and one white man. The fght grew out
Of a disagreement about Fations Both
regiments belong 10 the garrison At the
fort.
Gen. Washbarn has ordered the ar.
rest Of the chief clark in the Office Of
Mr.. EIlery, Treasury agent, for the par.
chase Of cotton
Gen Dana lsfs for vicksbarg yesssr,
day.
The river is bank.fuIl and rising.
Gen Sashburn has issued an order
permitting the aayigstion Of Matches
river, TO bring o., the products Of the
eouasry, bat will not allow them 70 taks
up supplies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

SAx FRAxcIsCo, March Il.-Specula.
tors control the receipts Of Flour and
Wheat, aud keep mp the prices for These
articles
Flour has advanced to SIS per b5l. Al
wholesale.
Advices from Celima, Mexico, say
that Maximilian has ratified the coz
tract Of Juarez With Messrs Holiday /
Co. owners Of the line Of steamers be-
tween San Francisco and Mexican ports
These steamers mast sail under Mex
lesn eolors, as those running in the
Gulf On the eastern aide are required to
d.
Oar trade with Mexico nov is very
large and increasing.
A cotton mill is to be erected in San
Francisco forthwith The stsp!e i TO
be procured frem SenaIba, Utah aud
the Sandwieh Islands, while efforts are
being made, successfully, to cultivate il
in California
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
aIl.esIlnntonh 60.

Nav YoRk March, PA rebel dis
patch, dated Mobile, Feb ., says
Twenty steamers mississippi riv-
err transports, &C. are in the lover bay,
and a large number Of troops are on
Dauphin Island and at Pensacola, iudi.
eating 80 early attack on the city.
A New Orleans letter Of the 9th an
nounoe the arrival there Of 200 ex-
change prisoners from Texas, including
a namber Of uaval officers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

no considerable bedy Of negro troops
could be raised il the States over which
the Government had control without
stripping the country Of the labor abso-
luteIy necessary to produce food, and
.tated that the commandank Of con
scripts. with the authority 10 impress
200. 1000, since Last September bad been
able TO get but 4 900. Of whom {, 500 are
from Virginia ard North Carolina, aud
the balance we're from Alabama
Hunter also argued that negroes
would not volunteer, aud those We did
get would desert 10 the enemy, who can
offer them better price.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Markets.

EFassuLLK. March lisa.
The kusiusss 81 the pat wesk has keen aaiss
seos Ia sks Kresss lins wIsa larss salss and ship
mants. ans prizes. weFs pretty welI sustained,
thoush sssrything Is anli aAa ssnsang aownwaF .
lie pEo4aes iszs was aans in Consequence - the
bad state If shs real ans the prevailing high
waters rFstshtlax arrivals Mess articles are
saA Sad lever. ana tbs maFksl has aselssdly
Gawaw@ra Tendency.
MosEx- The market : Somewhat excited,
Geld STEADY bat wsak. Asa may Be ausssa At
leo silver us.
BAC0S-gfrm At sae a1r shaaid.ss, zsc for
cis&r SIDES, asa z4gz7s hF Haas.
BUTTER-Is rs,hsr scarce hrm At ss8gne.
BUCK WHEAT TLoUR-sa soss % per sask
81 70 peusas.
BEANS Steady ~ / sal Is.
BGAs-asm 81 81 % PEI loo poaada
oHEgsk-wesfsra Reserve, nrm Of 2o92i.
TLoun-Ia Light daaMnI Ana prloe. weak
ssa tsndisg aowazsFa. e. 50 faF extra ana
- Is fer Xxx fAnsiy.
wHEAT-oal.t. al 1 sal - Cor BED ans
waite. Neaa somisg In.
oATs-Tirm with sales 81 7s9ao frem wsgoa.
e0RN-~Fltm 81 sc IN ear
BARLEY-Eowsr Is 81 sossi S.
RYE-Dau II 81 90 wlth bat little arriving
FLAX sEED-firm ~ g. o.
cLoyEa sEED-sts oosia 80.
TIMOTHY sEgp-ss s0ss ".
HOcs-Hsia At igsiss nss. sssoFalsx 10 ths
~slEhG
FEATHKRs-~ Live 5aess5a snd GALL.
GENstNe-Lowss BAT arm al ess
LARD-Lewsr and may - quosss Al ~.
GRocKRfKs-rlFm aaa steady.
CoFFEE-SsH4ss tor Bic
eEGAK--naelInsa 70 9s42s.
moLAssKs-Farm Al 81 2oai a..
sTKuF-sI a8s1 -.
mAY-Duit wish ne ssaAaa ~ t2ssas. bAisd
P0TAT0ES-seAFcs sna arm Atss COS % foi
E@stesn per kashsi.
nfpEs--En good asaAsa 81 Tt.ass fsr 1rss.
and lsaissS for dried.
sALr-Esrm and sssaas a. roc pr buss.
wHisKr-pseIintugs ct o. s502 10.
| wo0Ts-FlTm II sosaze.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Saturday
IG HTS REPORT.


EKw YoRK, March told has been
more excited this morning than for sew.
sral days past
4 FumoE that General scho6eld was
defeated. With the loss Of fifteen hun
dred men AID sixty guns, strengthened
the prices, and buying on three days OPP
ton vas quite general, though NOT IN
very large amounts
The price opened At 100, rose to 1914,
and fell again to 1891.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

PHILADELPHIA, March l2-The sub
serip;iou TO the $50 lean, received BY
Jaw Cock { Co, on Saturday, vas
$3,64l. 600, including 81 100000 from
New York, 100000 from Cincinnati,
$3.50, GOO from Carlisle, Pa, in single
Subscriptions. also, 1853 individual sub
scriptious Of $50 and SIu0
The total subscription for the week Is
81 ,092 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
xew Tork Markets.

NKw YonH. March ~ = |
coTToN-DHii and loser ~ 51es7se Zoe Mid
aIing
rL0ua-Unssttisd Rna DOLL 81 10 8Ail % feF
Extsa Eoend Hnop oaios II 0sWfl e for Trade
ErAnas. elssiaw dali
wHTsKY-Dali at 2 2S1<ss1 z556~
WHEATON, ssa 9reeping.
E0RN-~nuli ard xtrsn#ly namInst.
OATs-pHli 4ua heavy ~ H.
PETRoLEUM-LsweE ct - So for Crmae.
PoRK-Firmsr tut not seFy active 81 2 COS
IS IS fax nnu Mess
DMKssKD H0Gs-Dull and n0min&i
pACoN-Lewsr II fesz4ise for cumAsriana
Cat
ctr MEATs-Fsrm At lT6sl75ss fsr shoaiasn.
and iss44i3s. fer HAM.
LAKD-Nifhsuk decides ehsaEe
M0SET-ketive asa steady AZ ss4z Per cent.
sTERLI~a-0asss 81 l97sxBtes.
gOLn--Flrmsr bat vary irregular ard unsst-
tfsd exsni1Z At Tss. dsesfsiaS - ssss aSyaazi =
TO isc5< dsellnipg to tssSs Nnd sisstzg Al is15a
fEf.
GOVERNMENT sT0Cgs--Fsrm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

fs ten. oheFn@u letter 10 W Ade Hamp-
tom
HgsDQ'Rs Is rHE FIELD, /
February -, 1862 p. n.
Liept Gen Wade Hampton. Command
ing Cagaisy Forces q s 4
GENERAL: Il is officially reported to
me that our forging parties we're muir
aered after being captured, and labelled
Death to al EorageFs 0He instance
Of Il Lieutenant and seven men near
Chester, another Of twenty men near =
raviHe, eighty rods from the main road,
ghree miles from FeasteFvllle ! have
ordered similar number Of prisoners IN
cur hands 10 Be disposed Of in ike man.
ner.
hold about 900 prisoners, captured
in various ways. aud can stand II 81 long
as you, but car hardly thiuk that these
murders are committed with your knowi-
edge, and would suggest that you give
notice to the people u large thai every
iite taken BIZ them only results IN The
death Of one VI your coniederates. OF
course you cannot question ny right to
forage in the eauutry Il il war right
a. old as history. The msnaer Of exeF-
eiaiug it varies With circumstances, and
ii The civil authorities will supply ny
acquisitions / will forbid al forging.
| end civil authorities who can respond
TO the calls for forage or provisions, and
therefore NEST eoileeA directly from the
people.
have no doubt that this il The oeea-
sion for much misbahAvior on the part
Of our meu, but cannot permit an enc
my 70 judge or punish wish wholesale
mardex.
Personally, regret the bitter feelings
engendefed BY this war, bat they we're
to ba expected, aud simpiy alIege that
thoae who struck The first blow and made
the war inevitable, ought NOT il fairness
to reproach us for the natural conse-
/ qaenees. ImereIy assert ear waF-righia
to forage, and my resolve 70 protect my
foragera to be exieut of life fir life.
am, With respect, Jour obt servant,
W. T. SHERMAN,
Maj Gan u s A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

Particular. Of a Ra.sIs near aIng.-
DiaIlatehe@.


p~rtfsaIa of a Battle near Kings
tn, \ c.
WAsnixGToS. March l3-TLe RicL.
mond Dipatch Of Friday contains the
following dispatch from General Lee,
giving tie particulars Of battle near
/ Kingston, y c.. between Bragg and the
Uaion forces, Who moved from Eeubern
to meet Sherman in the direction Of
Goldsboro:
HEADQ'Rs DC, March .
To J. C Breekinridge, See.g u Var:
General Bsagg reports that be attack
cd the enemy yesie rday fear miles in
front Of Kingston, and drove him from
bis position. He disputed the ground
obgtiaaielf, and took up a new line thrs e
miles from his FIRST We captured three
pieces Of artillery and fifteen hundred
prisoners The number Of the enemys
dead and wounded left on the field is
large; ours comparatively small
The trooFs behaved most handsomely,
and MaiqE Generals Hill aud Hoke ex-
hibiled their usual zeal and energy.
[Sigued X E LEg
King ton, near which the fight oc-
cured, . STATED on the direct route
from Go!dsooro to Aewbern, and is
about twenty niles from Goldsboro aud
thirty from Newbsgn
It is supposed that this farce Of the
enemy was advancing from Newbern
against Geid.boro, for the purpose Of
cetting the railroad At that point It l.
not probable after this repaIse that the
enemy will attempt to advance, aud it
is quite likely that We shall next hear Of
them falling back on Nesbern, or
changing ihsir course to some other
point Of the compass
The movement OF the enemy vas evil
IDENTIFY designed 70 be cooperative witb
Sherman, aud IN this light and al this
jancture il may be Of great value TO rs,
~ embarrassing the movements Of Sher-
ntE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Cincinnati Markets.

nsncfsskrt. March II.
FL0rn-pBIi saa net mu b doing
WHEATON,. 0wiuk g. the eaetton IN gold
tbs ssslsng the part 81 heldsFs IL less aesp0nd.
eat.
CoKx-nn8 ~ 50 taT Ear. and CSC foF sheliaa
nATe.~7TAsaa.
NmESKY-smasi safas 81 2 Is.
PR0NIsEoNA~nuli with pc tales. anai
ios e. ctr Msas Fsrk sold az ~ %. Eaik Meals
ensFed At E&tSaITh
GRocEKiss-Hatis sa prices unehsagsd.
G0Lp-fkTAl68.
eTLvKR-iTssSITT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
WALL PAPER, &c.

lust RECEIVED "A LANCE AND WILL
a selected ssortment OF Wall aud winaow
Pspers, plain aud figured, which the public are
invited to call and examins bsfore purchasing
elsewhere. aA GAE&
Also, new supply es TsHnysoH's new poem
ESocH ARpKN-in paper covers price 3 esnts, At
AbaS J. HSALY's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

Nkw YoRK, March ll.-Ths Posts
special says Washington Is flled wiih
rum0ra Of baule IN North Carolina,
between Sehohelrs forces and the reb
els. No particulars are known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Notice 10 Contraotore.

i q Essasyit's M Tesss 49, 1rssssis
sntI the zgfk aay 81 Hsrch u s ~ eonstraet-
Ing A. esftk-Nay seEaas tss Canal 81 Bond street.
slaa5fsr g he oAe ruIt aerass sbe fsu3 Or Inx1s
skEsH & 4. FFAkkkTN, Clerk.
By s. III MegnIHF. Depnty-
Clerks Osies, FEB. Z7tA, lss5s ug-sz9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
TAR CO N.
CO-PARTNERsHIP

TR0M AND AFTER The FIRST or JAN.
L 1s65, Me. Henry A. Whitney. eur former
eook-keepsr, has baen admitted partner in
cur house. The arm 80 be known thereafter as
Jsque@s, Freneh Co,
isbls JAoUEss d FRENCH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
SHIRT MANUFACToRK.
TAILORING.
&CHM - Il.

TAALUA = , y ~ z. =
r HAVE THIS DAY 0kLAED > -
6uiIaIrg esespsea b. KILLER. Gardner Co
49, xfT i rssased 70 zee ny ID czatoasass.
al = rany new ones - Vii f4FcT ias EitA tAslr
$500 L = few s4ga hare nics aaseFtasent u
So eevls PEsee Goods, Ehieh / Eiu Ha4ks-ep
10 order.
ia ur.saEGsess, and Cheap s1oEl3 nSt fail 70
ss- esnts' and Bogs' clothing egs IN Sc latest
styles 2s1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
NOTTCR.

csEALga PROPOSALS. VIII BE RECEIVED
- ~ lhu HiFsetgfs (Ga =. p Baies, Iafoa
nsfhei hnA Aihsrg usAaak u fha Laanst GFovs
Nfa8uR Neaapafy, smith tha ! th ~ Mach. { r
sinklas . kAs aexan - fflsaA feaf ts the eoai
sff .Gaa. 81 posed % ~ eigaty siEhig -asa f.
b eW be Haf ass - tha Nauh - ths fiFsf QHs
> ifa ah4Fe AeehHfk sPsefH ssii rs may e ssen
- CALI ( IN Aitsrt msgsss Ffesiient 81 said
ConsH&as ra8dsna dYe nfiea sbaFs tFaasVi y,
% tie AawbHfe Fssd q eH n. =. A9leftss
q saisr 81 he ExafaNfta A4{ itNAi Eaak, aHd also
A. q e sifisa II tba 3 tsftarg. g. NaNAnfE
b. ofaafef tbs BiFtsauFs.
mii-el EiI LE#Ts, see'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
HOmINY.

~ BBLs FRESH HoMTTY 1ECEIYED
~ sz8 sor sale bv BILLY . 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
MUaTcAL.

Pianos Pianos ?
ktTE hAYB JusI BEcfIRED 4 NEW lot
" 81 sF3eedla riaa9s, ffaiH ne nost esiahrat-
& makers. six. Mm- knasa & CO. sHHEswAE a
esBs, Efnat Gahssf, Fassss 4 Nes 4. Decker Bros
n. snA Alen Ana gssa g. Aises hue 10 II
Auasthia Auss1seaa 0fKans sna Aaleassus-
NIL NAE#Rh C9AYHGToh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
STONE WARE.
EXPRESS.
Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY,

EAT nGlS5 will 0As 4s
TpHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY Re
i speciality announce 10 their frieads aHd
pAtroas-the pnbiic Of Evansville aud vicinity
that. With increased AcilIti.s for the trAnspcrt4
tion Of
FREIGHT, PACKAGES. MONEY,
AND vALUABLES,
They solicit = eeEtisuamcs u former favors.
Especial care taken in the ooileetian 81 Bills,
Drafts, Notes, aad the transportation OF valuable
packages.
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deer 10 the Pcs lofaoe- THoS. GATHER
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PIANOS.
GROCERIES.

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