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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
nsvWe understand that our old friend

n1-We understand that our old friend
General JEFF Thompson, General no
longer, intends going into the cemmis-
sion and brokerage business in New Or
leaus. We predict his success, for he
probably knows more people than any
other man in America, and nobody ever
Questioned either his energy or his per-
sonal integrity Lou, Journal
1t appears to-us that most of the rebel
lsadsrs we're old friends of the Journal
We are hsppy that We are unable to
boast Of hat fswfrieuds who aided in the
eGersto destroy our government.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

A New DISEASE AMONG SToCK.-Ths
Hamilton canada West) Spectator, says
that a new disease has broken out among
the live stock in that part of the pro-
vince. During the last few weeks some
twenty or thirty head of cattle and
horses have died in one locality. In
hogs it first shows itself by swelling Of
the throat, and terminates fatally in
about twelve hours. In cows and
horses, they are sick only abou. ten or
twelve hours, and in every case where
they have been attacked the result has
been fatal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

The TENNESSEE RIVER iTRADE.--We
see by the Cairo papers that the Jonas
Powell, and two other boats, are making
regular trips between Cairo and East
port, and are doing quite lucrative
business. q AZ -,
To an unsophisticated individual like
ourseIf it has appeared somewhat sin
gular that the Powell, and other boats,
from Cairo, could run in that river unin-
terruptedly, while every boat that goes
from Evansville is pressed into Govern
ment service or otherwise delayed and
interrupted.
! A friend at our elbow, who knows 3
thing or two, tells us it is no mystery to
those initiated. We hope that an effort
will be made on the part of our citizens
interested to removeth cause of the diff
Guilty that besets the Evansville boats
We know, from the best of authorl
ty, that persons DESTROYS of coming to
Evansville with cotton, and to buy goods
have been compelled to go to Cairo, be
cause our boats have been "pressed,
while the Powell was permitted to g
along quietly and undisturbed.
/ Compulsory trade may satisfy Cairo
and:may benefit her for time, but sh'
will lose by the senllduggery practie'
in the end. Evansville is the nstura
mart Of the Tennessee river region, a
tits the natural entrepot for shipment
East. Cotton can be shipped. to Evans
vile for about the same as it can be II
Cairo, and from here East it gains from
As to 60 hours in transhipment East.
Within the last four days 1000 bale
of cotton has been landed at this wharf
every bale of which is now far on il
way to the Eastern seaboard by tn
great natural, short, direct and chea
route over the Evansville & Crawfordi
vile, Terre Haute and Indianapolis an
! the Bellefontaine Railroads. @A-
When there ceases 10 be dishoneI
Quartermasters to tamper with, trad
, will naturally seek the best routes, an
when that time comes Evansville wi
, reap the benefits Of which she is no
!, deprived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

OUTRAGE AT A aPICMc. Memphis pa
pers report that James c. Brown was
shot twice by gang of men under the
leadership of young man named
Payne, while at picnic near Olive
Branch, De Soto County, Miss, on the
18th of July. Mrs. Brown, in trying to
protect her husband, was shot through
the shoulder; Miss Collins was shot
through the heart, and Mr.. Mcclure
was badly wounded, After Brown was
dead, the attacking party broke two
pistols over his head He had fought
until after receiving both shots, shooting
one of the Paynes through the shoulder
and arm. The assailants escaped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

ELoUe AND NEAL. iF
Extra Family Flour, warranted both 10 sacks
aud barrels, aud Fresh Corn Meal just received.
For sale cheap, and delivered IN any part Of the
CITY. by vICRERY BROS,
l32, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
GROCERIES.

Lied YOUR COWS. '."A :
4 A lot Of choices Country Bran, fresh and good,
Just received aid for sale low, At
VIcKERY BROS,
la2. Main Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
Notice to fax-Payers.

We, the Undersigned Taxpayers Of
the city of Evansville, request that a
meeting be called at the Courthouse, on
Monday evening, the oath inst, at7T3
o'clock, to take into consideration the
assessed value of their property as fixed
by the City Council, acting as a Board
of Equalization, and to take such action
as may be proper in the premises.
Isaac Keen, Bob. Barnes,
K. h. Wheeler, @. Hedds, ich,
Jacob Sinzich, ]. b Mesker,
H d.. AlHs, gee H. O. smith. ~ p
r. 8. Tenney, yeyohn DAnnettsll,
schapke- a B6ssing,% JohfC FIaal r g =
A. GumbeFfs, ~ Jas Scantlin, Jr.,
T. W Sawyer G H Schmitt,
Louis EOpft ~ Hiram T. Read -
He1Fy @ GEathmey, Reid kaieigb.E y
RsJenkfns, John b. Morgan,
Samuel K. Gilbert, VIM. W. Morgan
Happier &schpakeubHrg ~ jJ222t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

GGr A stable boy at an English town,
few weeks ago, wished to reduce his
weight Eve pounds, so as to ride horse
at race. He wrapped himself in fam
nels and great coat, and started out
on hot day to sweat himself down. but
after walking two miles he fell down
and soon died. The cause of death, as
stated by the surgeon, was effusion on
the brain, produced by the heat of the
weather and over-exertion.,
This should be a warning to certain
"bloated aristocrats we know of.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22


= A Card
To the Stockholders of the Eeanseilze
Library Association: e.. as
/ Thanking you for the compliment
paid me on Thursday night, by the
liberal vote given me for the Office of
Corresponding Secretary of the Evans
vile Library Association, pemit me to
say that engagements, made years ago.
occupy alrmy time and prevent me from
giving that attention to the duties Of the
office that its Importance demand. I
am compelled, therefore, to respectfully
decline the honor conferred. "
Respectfully, '''' = 4
81 E. SCHoENLA UB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

E1-A citizen Of Tennessee, named
Ferguson, was recently attacked aud lit-
orally riddled with bullets, in his own
house, near Memphis, by two seoundrsls
belonging to gang recently driven out
Of Missouri. They were traced by-the
murdered mans brother, arrested, and
lodged in Jail (TL YEQE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

H~AsI am about to start for the
East for stock of goods, now offer
for sale the. small remnant Of my sum
mer goods at very low prices. All light
goods sold at prime cost for short time,
as dou't want to carry over the Winter
any summer goods. Now is your time
to get cheap goods. Can and see, at
No. 8, First street. aJ.H. CABIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

cara person shouldn't drink more
than barrel of ale year in. the United
States, for it appears that only barrel
apiece is manufactured for men, women
and children. Don't take more than
your share-Lou. Journal
Allow US three or four dozen bottles
of Fred Cook's@best, and you can have
/ the balance of our barrel.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

D.-The.remains of the soldier,
Ness, of the Third Ohio Battery, whose
death on the Emperor we mentioned
yesterday, were taken charge of by Mr.
J. P. Elliott, the Township Trustee, and
decently inferred. His wife has been
written to, and the remains win proba-
bly, be forwarded TO her hereafter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

ANOTHER WAaNaNe "A little boy
about nine years old, named Charley
Long, whose parents reside in Lamasco,
while playing on raft yesterday near
the Pigeon Creek bridge, fell into the
river between two logs and was drown.
ed. His body was recovered in about
twenty-five minutes, but life was extinct.
A young man, whose name we regret
We could not learn. displayed highly
meritorious gallantry in his endesvors
to rescue the drowning boy or recover
his body. He Owed down repeatedly
under the logs and in the river, remain
ing SO long that the spectators had ap-
prehensions for his safety, and finally
recovered the body.
Parents should keep their boys who
cannot swim away from the river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

30 CONG HoME-The Clara Dunning
passed up the river yesterday with the
oath Ohio regiment en- route from Mo-
bile to their homes. The boys seemed
TO be we'll pleased at the prospect of get
ting home, and cheered Justify as the
boat left the landing.
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Bte Daily dnprnaI
SATURDAY.. ...........................JTLY q
EVANSVILLE
Go
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
suMwER. 1885, ARRANGEMENT


a,TRAIEs Issvs Evansville Daily Sundays
- excepted. g flioWs;
a. M. ACcoMMoDATdoNa
Vipof mes 10 :S9 A. NJ; Terre Haute
at 3:45 p. M.
~A. M. MAIL EXPIRES
0~G&U Arrives 81 vfncennes 1917 r M;
10 m. trains leave for Fast, ] 10 r
M for West, 5 80 p M; Arrives
~ ct Terre Han e, 3:s5 P. b., connect
ing with Express Trains as follows:
TERRD HAUTE q Ri HA0ND B. Z,
- = lie ses Terre Haute At 40 2. 81
~ Arrives at Indianapolis Z % p N,
making close connection with trains
for Gineinnati, Columbus, and all
- Eastern Cities, and for Chieago, Tols-
do and Detroit.
81. LOUIS. ALTON TERRE HAUTE b. 3.
Leaves TIRE Hauta 1t 1855 p. d. !
Arrives at Nation AS p NJ; Chi
eago,a7 100 A. H., and making direct
eonnfctions for al points In the
Northwest.
Am r. N. vTxcERNEs ACCOM-
AOV n ODATION-
Arrives at VinssnBes e:4s P. NJ.
o. b. N. Trains leave for East, 10: 45
p N Arrive at Louisvile 30 A.
n Cincinnati, 8 90 A. NJ /; Leave
for West, 5 80 A. NJ; Arrive at It
Louis, lao P. "a Cairo, 8; 100 Z. d
RETURNIEG.
An CCOMMODATION TRAIN
90 - Leaves Terre Hahte at so A. III.
Vince mes, 1920 p. M. Arrives al
Evansville 8 IL p. NJ.
IHI Leaves Terre Hauts A. $50 p. NJ.
Il On arrival OF Express Trains fro
10 Cincinnati aud the East; Leaves Vim
1 81. cennes 1T 7itb p. n. Arrives q
EFausyille AZ P. NJ.
| %@PINCENEES ACCOMMODATION
Nv 5iif Leaves o. a d. Junction at 8 40
M, on arrival Of Night Express from
m f-n4 Cincinnati and LoHisville. Arrives
at Evansville 10 A. nj.
| mS- Baggage checked 4 Trough TO all principe
80 JOHN JINGLE, Jr., sup't..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

pa The Rev. J, 9. White, having re-
signed the passionate of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church of this city, does
not design removing his family away, as
some have imagined. On the contrary,
he has but enlarged his field of opera
tions. Making Evansville his head
quarters, he intends travelling o large
circuit, holding protracted meetings
and preaching where his services may
seem to be most needed. His family
viii spend the summer months at Tole-
do, Ohio, enjoying the refreshing and
invigorating breezes of Lake Erie. Mr..
White himself will commence series OF
meetings tomorrow at Yincennes, and
continue them at such points as from
which he may hear the Macedonian cry,
"Come over and help usl'
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no ATOEsl PoTATOEsi PoTAToESl "a.
H. Wear siiil receiving those choice Eastern
20 aiosa, and win sell them chssp. Send your
orders, before they arc all gone, 70
YICKERY BROS,
I32 Main straet
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FOR SALE.

CprTHCow.- OFFER FOR SALE FBEsH
n to Win her calf Ahe Is a good milksr,
Temsrkably gentle, end other qualities, mtAipg
her aood family COW shs can Do seen cary m
4ba rnornIT = or IN the evening, at my residences
Ea~o,d -trsst above the eorpo- alton line.
a. % Aas VIM. II. McCARER.
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IuLY l7sA. lssss-. - - q IA
ORDER ron PLANK srpw-wALKsl

And now Il Is hereby ordered aud directed By
thu Common Council Of the city Of Evansyilis,
that the owners Of all lots or parts Of ets front.
ing or adjoining the west eide Of Fourth
Avenue, frem Hiath 70 Tsath streetss also, on
tue perth side Of Sixth street, from First Ayepns
70 Second Avsse IN said city cause the side.
thereon 10 be bro1ght 70 the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk 81 class No. Two 10
be laid down thsreon within thirty days RON
the publication Of this order.
~ -lnsssll So "A. M. McGRIFF, olerk.
(, City Clerks ONCE, Ju'y, 1865. -,f,i.
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s9- A reporter Of the New York
Tribune says that all the copperhead
snakes that escaped from Barnum' 8
burning building Immediately crawled
to the World Office, where they found
shelter. Poor snakesl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

s~ Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrens
Caters in all the neU styles, and at very
lOsO prices at the Boston Boot andiShoe
Storesifs saZs zoJ. s. 9RIcKKR q Co., ay
jy2O as lA1 No. ,sysecond Street +
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Town BALL-There will be highly
spirited game of town ball, to-day, at
the Club grounds near the residence of
Mr.. VIM. Brown. Pleasant vehicles,
with handsome, gallant and careful
drivers, will leave the corner, of Locust
and First streets at precisely 24 o'clock,
for the accommodation of ladies. Tie
game will commence at precisely 81
o'clock.
The defeated party have sent to the
yictors challenge to repeat the con-
test, which DR.. Haas, on the part of his
associates, lOconically accepts. There
will be fun to-day.
The following is the correspondence
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July l7t6, 1895. 81 =
oRDER FoR A BRIcK sIpE.wALK

ORDER FOR A BRICK 8IDE-wALK
And nov 10 p hereby ordered ana directed by
the Common Council Of the city Of EEaBsTille,
that the owners Of all lots parts Of lots 'front.'
ing on or adjoining the south-weat side Of First
street, between Mulberr, aud Gum streets, IN
said cliff, canse aha side walks thereon 70 bio
brought 10 the proper giade, and that they cause
q sidewalk Of class No. q bS laid dow a there.
on within thirty days from the pBbiieation Of
this order. A. ~. McGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office, July, 1865.
Ix2i.at Uufon conv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

ONLY FIVE OF THEM There are now
OILY ave candidates for Congress in the
Memphis, Tennessee, District, one hav-
ing recently withdrawn. The race is a
free one. r.r
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BOOKS.
4 New Books sai-s.i1s q
AT noBELL's book sroRHs

AT DoBELL's BOOK sToRH. ~.
DREsI OENT WORKS; SELECTION FeoM
the exF ressed thong hts Of Mr.. lincoln.
The Houth,a History the Rebellion, By ThAy-
err a very INTEREST," work -r ~
Life OF HcFlce Mann.
The Picheer Boys a Lfs Of Abraham Lincoln. ~
adapted fsr the young. w
Thf Ferry Byys Life Ct CHASE, adapted for the
young. II--T-f N
The FsEnsr Boy; Life Of Grant, adapted for sa0
zoe -kis king Bayouet; by Hosmer. -s1fr
It he soa q The soil; ~ Ma D ;iphant. ..asa--
Christian Mistake ~ author OF Joha HALIFAX.
Thee. leigh; y mis-. rhomas.
hove aud Pride; By NM Gray
el'sts 1ew Novel published 81 Harper
Liz Of sAbds Cesar: BY Louis = aPoison; 81 4
Edition.
All the Works Of CArrl'ns Lee HsntH
All the works az Hxwthorn. 81 sEI- F 4&.k
| N J. DoBSLL beg "a hank as customers for II b
saPpert ana 70 guarantee 70 than that he reaaess
Ali pri. D. a soon a. ona 90 by pub iahers-
NIL spp : OF school Books, &C, fsr coantry y.
Mercharts ~ Lowest Pr'ees. jy20 Sw f.--
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JULr f7th, 1865. ~ 'a''

ORDER F0R A PLANK SIDEWALK.
And no~tt Il hereby ordered And dir etsd By
the Common Council Of the city Of Evansvglie
that the owners Of al lots or p rte Of lots f6at-
lag or adjoining the west side Of Fonrth
Avenue between Ninth aud Tenth streets, aud
the north aids Of Sixth, bstwrsn First aud Second
Avenue, In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
20 be brought 20 thS proper grade, and that they
cause q sidewalk Of class No. Two TO bs lald
down thereon within thirty days from the pub.
LEGATION Of this order. ~ 1a,ua1 Es-t.ri
City Clerks ohics, JAY, lsss.Ts1 = f3Irl
ly2l-st Union copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

I. A III THE. MEAT STANDS IN THE UPPER
n Market vii be rented on Tuesday mornlng,
Of one year.
n All persons rssting itands I'm b required 10
pay for them on the day Of sale. "a t.e ee,..
By order Of tho Council. 0fial hah ~@-'
yaI lot A. N. MsGRIFF. cIsrk. 1
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TERRE HAUTE MARKETs.--The Wabash
Express contains the following encour-
aging items: siiIs
I'VE are glad to learn there is a good
prospect of considerable decline in the
prices of fresh meats.
Spring chickens sold in market yes
terday morning at twenty cents each.
That's something reasonable. tes,ss
oh, that some awakening of con-
science. could be superinduced in the
butchers and vendors of poultry in this
region, SO that families with less net
income than $4,000 per annum could
indulge in tsnderloin stake and fat
juicy and tender pullets-at least occa-
sionally. Some of the more liberal of
our generous and conscientious market
women win condescend to dispose of
chicken, a little larger than well-fed
grasshopper, at 40 cents each, if you will
make the change. e~ r.rs4f
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ATTENTION, CooPERsl-All thejourney-
men Coopers are requested to meet at
Mozart Hail. on Saturday evening, to
Organize Union. jy2I-3t
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rE- The Rev, ]. c. Bowden. Of Ken

neg The Rev. ]. c. Bowden, of Ken
lucky, having received 3 call to take
charge of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church of this city, will preach the first
or introductory sermon tomorrow morn
ing, at the usual hour for holding Di-
vine service. Mr.. Bowden is minister
Of high order of talent and eloquence,
and will, we have no doubt, succeed in
greatly Strengthening and building mp
the church committed to his care. We
heard bis opening sermon at the recent
session of the General Assembly of tht
Cumberland Church in this city, ant
were greatly pleased with its spirit and
thought.
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DIED.

LANT-on Friday morning, July 2lst, JzMISdA
LIANT, aged IS years.
The funeral VIII take place this CsaturdAy)
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence of her
son, Geo Liant, on Third street, between Cherry
and Oak. Is 1st 14s1s fsbEi sa9
The friends of the family are requested to attend
without further notice. s31 or -+A
AUsTIN-Yesterday morning at four O'Clock,
w1LLiAM HENaH, only child of Thomas Austin,
Of this city, sged three years, eight months and
ten days. -1t SO 7f sexes 90
The funeral win take place this morning ct 10
o'clock, from the house Of Mr.. Austin, corner Of
Gum aud Sixth streets Gfr~ -l-i - car
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CLOTHING.
WALL PAPER. &c.

lust RKCEIvED A LARGE AND WELL
81 selected ssortment OF Wall and Window
'apers, plain and figured, which the public are
invited to call and examine before purchasing
slsswhe~e. -..tg -
Also q new supply Of Tsnnyson's new poem
EsooB ARDxS-in paper covers, price % centsy
hhf ft II HEAEvas
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FOR RENT.

TxTE WILL BENT. FOB Owe Oh bokE
w years, ell the building: % baeuss sNss,'
bstvasn water sfrset and the Alley. but recently
DC .upied bv the Comm ssaTy aud Qartermaspr
Isntrfpoerts; also, will rent the Blacksmith
shop on Main street, near the Canal, on reason
dvi4.dn MORGAN, BEAD 4 co.
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Communications for the paper, or lit
erary and political correspondence Of
any character, should be directed
EDITORS JOURNAL,
Evansville, Ind.
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HEADQUARTERS INDIANA LRsiOSi
20 OF VANDERBUsGH COUNTY,


EVANSVILLE, ISD, July 20sh, 1865.
The commissioned officers Of the diff
ferent companies Of the Indiana Legion >
of Vanderburgh county. viii attend a
meeting at the Court House, in the city
of Evansville, on Saturday, July 22d
inst. at 3;s0-o'cloek P. M, A full at;
tendance is required as business of im,7
sportance Ito those pwho have receipted-
for ordinance) will be brought before
the meeting. The following companies
should be represented: gaSs.s .;sa -
jackson Artillery, Wallace Ggards. x ri
Vanderburgb Greys, Mcclellan Qua ds,
Uoion Artillery, Brownlow Guard,
Evansvills Ridess Crescent City gsrs,
Emmitt Guards, q - Centre Rangers,
Union Guards, GoodseltoN n RIM G'rds,
Bottom Rangers, Night Toz hip Rang rs
Perry Rangers, 81 Allnsit GuaFdr,s , q /.
City Rlues, Washingts Guards, ~
CIR, Yeagefs, i-s Evansyfile GUARDS
Crescent City Light Morton Guards, sd q
Horsemen, .-l Armstrong Guards,
Seigle Bat cry, Vanderburgh Cav. Scouts
Scott Guards, Darms'aat Guards, ~
Independent Guards, Seigls Guards.
Persons not belonging TO any company
of the Legion, and having arms in their
possession, the property Of the State or
the United States, are ordered to leave
them immediately at the. store-house of
G. P. Elliott, 80 Main street b ii.a
By order q q v1cToR Bison,
Cong Indiana Legion, y
moo saa Vanderburgh eoanty.
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DRUGS.
Union Drug Store

- q heauey Ia n 10y \ or {.
must purify and s1rich the bleed. wkfeh Hslnr.
oold.s Concentrated Extraet sarsaparIIla lnvaris.
eay aoes. kecollset tits ne patent rnsdici1g. AK
Ior nelAboAe's- Take no .cthsrs is 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

holders two dollars and shalt for one
dollar of capital paid in. We doubt i
there is another Bank IN the country
which can show more prosperous re-
suits than this.
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CITY NOTICES.
Notioe to Contrantora-.

Notice to Contractors, !.
TIRE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY on
Il Evansville WIN rsoeige sealed proposals uufn
Monday, July 3lst, 1858, for Constructing au
Earthsway across the Canal ~ the Junction u
GoSdseil aud Canal streets, similar 10 aha Que
built across the Canal on Ingis street
.~e .sE.tfas tn.sA.iM MoGRLFE, ulerk. \
City Clerks once, July IN, 1893. jyll-io,
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HARVEST TOOLS.


Hail., Brown & Co.'S snaths and
Cradles. -o,s,,eo issitiloo bus
Hall. Brown & CO. 3 Hay & Manure
Forks. q. = ~, 'l'' 'N'A
BIood's Grass, Grain, Briar and
Lawn Scythes. ~,~-r
Waldron's Grass q Grain scythes.
scythe and Grind Stonea 81 Tan
Hay Rakes and Hay Knives. r,
Brass and Enamelled Kettles. ,,-
Apple Parers, .,,i, ,.o 81
For sale at the Lowest Cash
Prices, at ttl.p 49,. 49,.
JACOB sTRAUB q SONS, ~.
"a Main street, ~.
Is4 tBelow the washinsson Hotsl1
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ME-. EDITOR: Please announce to your readers
that VIM L0UDoEt Of Posey County, is a can
didate for Judge Of.the Common Pleas Court, in
the District composed Of the couuties Of POpey,
YsnderBurgh, warrick and Gibson. -,----
We are authorized 90 announce that oHARLKs
E. MARSH will be acandidate, at the next octo-
Der eleetien, for the ofacs OF Prosecuting Attos-
ney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties Of Crawford, PsrryJ spsn,sr'
wArrick, vsuderburgh and Possy. .---jy2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

Exchange on New York,
Cincinnati, louisville, st.
Louis, and all the promi-
nent cities in Europe for
sale at all times and in all
sums. a. the lowest rates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

11-Six stone cutters wanted, 10 whom
good wages will be paid. Apply to A.
E. Shraeder, e. & c. Railroad depot