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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

PLANTATIONS FOE TEE CnEsRATrox
If those editors who have sneered at
Evansville for not getting up a grand
celebration Of the Fourth of July, were
to visit our city to-day, and especially
the Crescent City Springs. they would be
somewhat surprised to see the elaborate
preparations that are being made for
this glorious occasion.
Having been somewhat i'll during the
past week, and not around as much as
usual, We confess we were no little
surprised to see what has been done.
In the first place, a magnificent tri-
umphal arch has been erected across
Main street at the crossing of Third,
which will be gorgeously decorated to-
day.
Ia the next place, the ladies belong
ing to the Committee Of Arrangements,
have not been idle, but have arranged
beautiful tableaux. to grace the occasion.
The grounds at the Crescent City
Springs have moreover been prepared
with great labor and consummate taste
a grand stand has been erected for the
orator of the day, the music, &c, with
patriotic inscriptions and elegant deco
rations of flags, svergreens, DC, &C.,
including the old and war-scared battle
flags of the First Indiana Cavalry, the
Oath, 25th and AID regiments of infant
ry. Nearly one hundred battle flags
each inscribed with the name of bat
tie, have beeen prepared and nailed tc
trees throughout the grounds. A splen
did arch has also been prepared on the
grounds, through which all will pass &c
dinner.
Eleven tables, 100 feet in length
each, have been prepared, capable Of
accommodating 5000 people. Seats also
have been prepared to accommodate the
ladies in front of the Speakers stand
Large water tanks have been distributed
at intervals throughout the grounds
which win afford an ample supply o.
ice water. Oxen, sheep and calves, are
being slaughtered and roasted, and a
really regal feast will be prepared.
The Messrs. Damron are making q
road in front of the building, on the
bank of the creek, leading out of the
grounds by the back way, SO that there
need be no jamming of buggies, car
riages, &c.
An ample police force has been Sc
lected to ensure the very best of order
on the grounds, and in short the ar,
rangements indicate and foreshadow the
most magnificent pageant ever witness
ed IN Evansville; and to crown all there
viii be the grand display of pyrotechnics
at night on the river in front of the city.
Strangers who join us on that day will
be well entertained in every sense of the
word
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
,Annexatiua OF Aerritory tn The ulLv
Of EN anRvilla

NOTICE is HhkEBY GIVEN that the Com
Nv mon Conncil OF the city OF Evansville, In
pnrsuaucs OF the provisions Of an Act Of the Gen
eral Assembly o. the STATE I'd Indiana, appruved
March " 1900 antitled act 10 amend the SEVENTY
nrst sSssson oi An Sei ctited San Act gran ing TO
thu ciusenB o. the town of Evansville, In the.
county OF VHnuer urgh, = city charter - approved
JahuAsy ", ls47s aRd to add supplemental see
lions 20 FAsd act, wills, ON she 18th day OF June,
1885, pressnI 40 he Board Of County Comaiss lon
ere " NAa,uerbnfg h cou W petition praying for
thc annexation ~ sei1 c ty OF the following de.
erioed tsEttory, and citing forth the reasons tor
such phnsAa.ioa, va: Ali that part Of the north
sast qearaer u N. 'auss out-lot No. tour ca
ai'nA'o sa-. u Arinatre- or Prncetcn road, Gs
aeEleod a. io'lo~a' w: Beg n.nS &c an IRON p
nieA thence aSuth along the iine dividing said
cut hot tiom eas-loEa NO. ava (sl, Z re huhdrrd
and thirty $50 leet 10 the norm ne Of Lllles-
ton and Loekh rt's Enlhra mehti tn ncs W 81 by
said nvrth line two Luudrsd aud twelve f2l a faai
or tier aoouts, to thu miud4s OF Main stsreet
thence northwArdiy alons tue middle OF aid
Ma "a stree tree hundred AM forts -four and one
fourth (S4t1<) het, or thsfeabouts, to thu norm
hss OF said "a u mo. our CD, the also bsin
the nor. 90 ton u OF kectioa NO. nine
(4sl, towns. ip az 20, seuln range (l0) w-si
@tds thsnce east -long said nos th FecGton II. ON
hundred aud thirteen (lS) feet, or thetesbou 20
the pl g. " eeginning, said Q rriie bsin-
eoutiguous the city or Evsnsvdls, aud NO,
plsssso or LAID u. sf1 EsN. BAKEH, Mayor
Ansst; a y h'GRlrr, CLARK. mylO.t isls
Il . jos Pr r, kLLloTr. TRUs EE UF
\ Pis -. lOs.thip, julius -aoisr, james w d.
NieAsi3 slie ~ NJ fl, Betty stsiLi-, aud MiI,6n
heHs A'iH to te.is aud ] gal represent dives o.
Joha hecks Z, sss> . seed: TLssE arfE
Mice "a a rs6y given g. st the petition re
Ieirel 70 u awe notice wss p essnts4 10
IN eosra q nnty oms is.isnsre . Nandet.
eufs ean'y en-'h--iSth d oi June, is 9, md
IT. ths mt wee Tec-i, and c nsadtrsu. and 1.
sas ors'ie q ssd bUasO al { he tur her ar
hs ato ephelas MsteH 4 .Alu appl cA,ion tie con.
q urd uAtll he Ivth day o. ID = iss.' a - INA,
neu ~ eiven BY DC lVualy Asdlfos Nv pub !.
eAiton ~ ne 1vAnss lie DAal, . On II ~ Sa,,,
Application . Bys enains 81 re ralo R,.Id !. "a
thA. Is wais be heaid And Determine on IN. -.
l~th day Of jay, 1855. yIu1os Bisca. "-~
Auditor v. O,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

e~ There ia a rumor out that the
Earthquakes" intend to shake thsl =
selves up on the Fourth, and 'go IN" on
the l'do funnies.r for The delectAtion of
tbs lovers Of burlesque. They are 60
ing to do something trioh, rare, and
racyI as we hear it limited on the cor.
ners. Maybe they viii show of "Sher-
man o1nm'rs" or something of the
sort The "ounmersr are world-re-
nownsd As ''buiiy boys,'' and possibly
sue Earthquakes may give rs a glimpse
Of them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

A Coon MovE We learn from Mr.,
-Joseph Elliott that he Mes-rs Damron,
proprietors Of the Crescent City Springs,
viii run refreshment stand, on the
Fourth, in the South Grove, and will
give one half the proceeds to aid in
taking care of the poor. A very gener-
GUS set.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
Crop Items.

The Charlottesville Reriep says the
corn crop is in splendid condition in that
locality.
WHEAT HARVEST IN ILLINoIs-The
harvesting Of wheat, says the Vincen-
mes Sun, commenced with great vigor
in Madison and ST. Clair counties, ILL.,,
and thence east to the Wabash river, on
Wednesday, the 2Ist inst The yield in
most cases is enormous, the earth almost
grooming beneath the shocks of grain.
AS general thing the grain is large
and plump, and no reason can exist,
except the cupidity of manufacturers of
-four, to keep the price of -four above
the old standard Of FIVE or six dollars
per barrel. Other grain looks we'll;
barley, oats, ETC., are in fine Condition.
The stock of hay will be unusually large,
though in some sections, the worm has
been of serious detriment
The Cincinnati Times, of Monday
last, says the wheat crop throughout
Southern Ohio is being rapidly harvest.
ed. The yield, We Understand, is some
thing above the average.
| The Corydon Democrat says that tbs
wheat crop is unusually good in Harri.
son county. The "oldest inhabitant'
never saw 4 excelled-either in quality
or quantity.
The farmers are al busy harvesting
says the Vincennes SUI. of Friday. AL
though complaints are mas in some 10
calities of the rust and "blass' in the
wheat, the evil is NOS At All genera. and
the yield throughout the county viii VI
fall average.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

ROBBERY We learn through Mr.. J.
W Green, the popular freight clerk of
the steamer Elnota, that on the night of
the 9th ult. the house of J. Leingang,
OF Troy, Perry county, was entered by
thieves and robbed Of three hundred and
twenty-five dollars. The thieves have
not yet been discovered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

JEFr. DAvIs's EscoRr. D.
Baker, Sergeant in the I'd Kentucky
cavalry, and privates VIM. N. Ingram,
Henry c. Sanders, James q. Smith, and
James F. Walker, of the same com
mandr part of the escort of the rebel
President, who we're captured with him,
arrived in Nashville on Sunday evening,
June 18th, and were turned over to
Gen. Parkhurst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

KILLED DIR. McCurdy, a well. known
citizen of Montgomery county, Tennes-
see, was shot in his own yard, near
Clarksviliei some days ago. A party
rode up in front Of his premises, and
without saying word deliberately fred
upon him, several balls piercing his
body and killing him instantly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
REMOVAL.
REEFS * AKERS,

LIAYE REMovse THgIR FrRNITURr.
III RepairiBg aud tarnishisg Rooms 70 No. y
Man st'eet, ever Wm Rfl@y's c. Ocsry, whsFe
thfy are fully prepared 10 execute eli orders en-
tru't 70 their care, ~ their inc n busiEess.
such as repairing and varui-hing sill kfuds Of
chair and turuitare aud uphoIstsie % work, hang.
ing wind " shades, curtsins, 4c., &C Ga e-sest
Spit bottom aud fms upholstered chairs made to
q r. can boat snd hotel furniture repaired
and fitted mp ss3usble terms. HayiFx IN.
erased their fscii / . both for manulsact nring
aud repairing, they do not Hesitate TO guzrs tee
satisfaction in all eases Persons wishing new
or 10 haze sher old ehzirs aud furnlt1re put in
goo order, weul d. we'll 10 give them = call
heaemb r the placs, No. ", Main street. sec
ord oly. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

%We printed few days ago an
article from a Mobile paper giving an
account Of q terrible accident by light
ming, by which q number of the 26th
aud 6s b Iadisna we're Injured Mr.
Freeman, lately connected with the 24,h
regiment, informs the New Albany
: Ledger that the men of the 20 4, report.
ed to be Injured, belonged to company
D of the "a b, and that they all wen
from osleaus, Orange county, or its vi
zeiniiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
rlsrTba Eieb,b w.rd conn;..o.

SG-The Eighth Ward Committee re.
ported collections for the celebration
from thai. Ward on Saturday. All the
Wards have now reported except the
Fourth. We hope that Ward is not
going to fail to assist in making up a
fund to celebrate Independence Day. z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
Refidence Tor Sale.
CITY NOTICES.
ImnroHamantA of Allaus

TNHkso IIxNkGEs o. AHE Clrvl PRO.
vide lat all ers of real es ate a. lung
any stseet or all y ordered u be impr we'd shall
have a de- uctton OF isrs eept OF the coat Of
aSeh Improvement, b. swing note with Sc curity
payable To The contractor.
r'rsons Interested, aIe requested to leave their
roles til the undersigned without delay :, a.
there IA no ogLer way by winch the deduction eau
be ascu.et. IM.sBAhkk hfayor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

SEND IN YocR BAsKErs All persons
contributing for the Fourth of July din
ner, are r. qlested TO leave their bask-
cts, plainly marked, at the residence OF
Mrs. S,nz ck, low7r Second street, at
Mrs, tuners in Lamaseo, at Mayor
B kers or Hiram E Reads, upper Sc
cond street, aud they will be sent to the
grounds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
for The Fourth of July Celebration will
meet at the private Office of the Post
office 70 day Monday at 10 o'clock
forenoon, 10 complete the arrangements.
A full alierdar cei is very desirable, as
there is but httn- lime left 10 work in.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

p0- Any lady having good sewing
machine can find steady employment
Also, twenty good sewers to make pants.
Apply to a4w so ]. J. CoHN,
Corner of Main g. Third streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

rVNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully anncunce to the citizens Of Evansville
aud vicinity, that he has opene an Office a. Real
Re ate Agsat. Ans person wishing 10 buy or
cell Real ESTATE would do we'll 10 give him call
before going elsewhere, as he has a large quanti-
ty of choice real estate on baud for sale.
Once with p. Msier, Third street, between Lo-
Gust and d ala. A. @. SULLIVAN,
jSo2wd heal Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

P. o. EorfCE.--The Post-ofice will be
open on Fourth of July morning, until
the closing of the Railroad Mail, at a
quarter before nine o'clock, when it win
close for the day. The mails viii ar
rive and depart as usual
iy3-2td J ta1ii- up. NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

LoET.-A gold slesve-buttos, marked
with the initials s. T. c." This button
was lost on Saturday, July Ist, 1865, on
Firstor Second Street The finder will
be Literally rewarded BY leaving it at the
Office of Capt L ". Hart, A. @ u.
10 ant ...e--.-.....-.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
al he ally avys IA
MONDAY ..............-..........
EVANSVILLE
&c
CRAWFORDsVILLE
SUMMER, 1895. ARRANGEMENT
Railroad.

SUMMER, 1885, A ARRANGEMENT
IN TRIMS Leave Evansville Daily. Sundays
y ,xeeptsd) at Low;
EN- A. m. ACCOMMODATION
O@OD tops ~ ~ stztie rs Arrives al
Vine npe- 1889 4. NJ; TeTfe Haute
It 3: . Pm.
axAnA NJ. mA Express
= % r.yrs V'nc, Dnes ls:l7 P. NJ;
- trsin- e. fJr ssf, % P
D for Wes 30 M; Arrives
4 Terre n e, 8: P. cOnBect-
~ Ing vi Up frSIns Is foIsvs:
TERRE HAUTE II HMpND pr X.
lie YES Terrs Hsafs At 40 P NJ !;
~ s.. ArIiv It In la sp ", 7:z5 P. NJ,
fnnktAS Close nee loo th rains
70 Ct CT natl, rsium rs, and eli
M 4 q itie', an for Chi 40, ToIs
do n b toit
ST. LoUI !, ALTON TEaRa HAUrERR.
Arrs Mat On As n; hi
cR,70i W., ana max ng direct
Q .nn e rs for all potts ia the
hoTth-" e
A-AM NJ. VIZ NNEs ACCOM-
= -WV Cd ION
A,r.vs- al v n .nse' Gas P. N
o q " Tr4i leave for asst Io:i6
4zE p. u Arrivs . iesut-vilis 80 A.
/; ,iHeinn e. 500 4 NJ lie We
for we,. 80 A.. "; Arrive at e
Lous !: . p. - Cairo, s 90 r. Al
@JEE9s BFTUR xTEg. -
A CCOMMODATIOS TRAIN
"A LA &c T-rf- HHute a $3.50 A VI
4 ..-@ 49, Vince nss 2:Z0 n Arrives at
@ 4417 E s4sYII 6slz p. M.
RFAIL-
| GEG lie vfs Terre HautA $3.50 P. NJ,
On arrival o. Express Tsa rs fro
! ciueinuat q d ths = Leaves Vim
! cennes a 7: p. M. Arrives at
Tta Iva fls 9:I7 y. ~
wYIyCEANEs ACCOMMODATION
bsG leaves o q VI. Junction as 6 40 A.
/ NJ, bFrisal Of Night Express from
- ~ 80 aAinciai and L. al vile. Arrives
I srEvtn-vlll $40 A. NJ
s4S- Bssgsge e1eeked thrGugl 20 all principal
! points North aud East
Ifpies JOHN INGLE Jr., sup't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
WANTED

NTANTEh A eI1 UA~IOS q a YOUNG
w "A ho as had fonr years -sx erf. nc ia
bushes IA TIL ell y; drsfrss "a fitfatio as aa-
sistaat b ok esr 0 cisfk in q d good o.
g. GER e re-. No 0 J-ctioDs to golDK to Anoth-
sr fify Wit M aud can futn sb
& . d elfy rsETence. Add sss, L, Oh.
Jezs-is Bx22s. Evansville, Ind.
RAIAElhD-Io BENT A. FUHu BE I'd
wv 90 without bos'd, wttlz- prv legs use
OF NJ stoge EnquiEe q thIs vice. LII 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

B%The captured archives Of the State
tell many a tale of rebel villainy. Gov.
H&rris's papers are full Of the secret
history of the rebellion Among other
papers on file, and endorsed bv
Harris, is q proposition TO assassinate
Governor johnson in Nashville.
Uaion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

COMMITTEES MEETING The Ladies'
Committee, for the Fourth of July cele-
bration, will meet promptly at the resi-
dence of Mayor Baker, at o'clock this
T. M on important business. Every
member is requested to be present.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
FIRE WORKS.
HOME INTERESTS.

To PErsIcIASs--u you wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct . small Sd
ysncs on Eastern prices, 60 and sxamins Ezsxs
WHIrE's stock, Shsre you viii aHd svszg srsI-
Gle that is needed by the profession, and a. prices
which cannot fssi to give satisfaction. Their
store Is Fl No. "a Aain stre@t = mayad4utf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

New sALooN-Ladies and gentlemen
who want the best lee Cream or Sher-
bet, should call at the Ladies' Saloon,
No. 8iSecond street, between Main and
Locust. = bio Il -8&FFoF
July ilS65-d2t u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

Losr.-In the city, tirs Com sa6e
hind wheel Of buggy aAny infornAri
ton in reference 20 the sane viii be-
thankfully received and literally re-
wAEdsd, at ths Surveyors Once. ju2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

HG- Rev. R. G. Grundy, D. D., an
eloquent divine, we'll known in Ken
lucky and Indiana, died at Dayton,
Ohio, on Tuesday Last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
lbs Telegraph
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TaRRE HAUrr. July 1, 1865.
Mr. a. +. sArader. .
L Kepler, box gigs; Orr, 40 bdIs wagon
fix urss, 60 bxs tin Reilly & 10 2 half bbls fish
Is kits psh; Ma'k & Warren, bhi sarthern
ware; W Stoddard | box drugs; Miller, G.
= %, box dry goods; B ment a. Vfel-.1 box
groceries; II Barns, bale d y goods Hnd-ptth
a Co, b.x dry go DIS scantin Sou, 20 bHs
sin; Ell 0sbsl, tabsx paper sJsss ) Kicker, Is
pI g h h goods; Wells, Kellogg a 90, box hard
ware; Cook, cas,s assware; Isaac Keen,
bales m A els, I BOX lasts
rs go dl A ROBBINS. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
fourth OF JULY CELEBR irIOS.
SOLDIERS WELCOME,
an nuR


AT THE
Salt Well Grove, Evansville, Ind.
The Fourth Of Juiy will be celebrated
by the people of Vanderourgh comfy,
at Evansville, in the old fashioned way,
by q Procession, Music, an Orstion,
Reading of the Declaration, fee Din
ner, Fire Works, and Illumination, and
the firing of Artillery. si-
The Crescent City Band will enliven
the occasion with-their unrivaled music.
There will also be souLstirring Vocal
and Martial Music lo zr1
The display of Firelcorksa at night
will be magnificent lg haa
There win be gorgeous Triumphal
Arch and a beautiful Allegoricsl Tab
leux, besides other Interesting features.
The Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad and the River Packets, will
carry passengers to and from the cele-
bration at half-fsre.
Toe public in general aud all Union
soldiers in particular, whether in or out
of the service, together with their fami-
lies, are cordially invited to attend. The
people of other counties in Indiana, and
also of our neighboring States of Ken
lucky and Illinois viii be welcome.
Come, all, and let us have a glorious
time together EA lEG fZu je3O-td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

HoNE on FURLoUoH "A large num-
Der OF the 58th regiment came down on
the Morning Star, last night, on short
THROUGH to celebrate the 4th of July
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03

lam or rae 4AA@4
OF IAo sIxgY Ao ON LOWER
- M. YrT,' \ road, niiss fr. m EvaDs. e, 10
COCO ~ q cuni Ioas v ifA good 81 noes o + .
8 "a iar.s mans ia > snu b&4n s-dotIer our
tui oigu. N b ait witp or W th ut the
CT pa lreheh. ar9wlg On b. place. VIII 10
suit on oy A.G 81 LtIV IN.
IIoU EANp OF FOR sALE, STU AgFD o Y
W ? @ ~ Wy In 40. 81 Ivan Z
- s.-N. y u, MI TON RE T,
- Asst9nt MHab ngtoG slrsat.An hOrtn,r .En
ldsem'lt he h-n-e - ~ ar IA gh. con,hi 3
roma, esttzi,' nisiH an. out .bui dints Wi
=. ~ l- ; = ~ y Z u IyAN
"A tG.E .AkhMhNr COTTAGE HRI
- IL ute aid iwO ~ o -sn .NCr' h RAJ kIl. rgs
hs~f bach telsnlsn Ut contains 8 ros m, all IN
Sood o 7. IL. lie ~ ID BY eA4slk -
Ie1s-l~ .-.... ...~-.,- AT. T uLLfyAN.
=, IA .s1h ,ULLEW, q G Cd STTRN
W. erl 81 hmOoat, OF ed, m siE With n at
power or4tw 4, and II her gging, q shsuo~
lhys a. tor tsudi st kvanssIilv, Tor sale al low
rice. VIII "a Inv rep tfs sh- can be N ade n val.
naLle NJ for W watr.
kLquis.f G. MAGHEE CO.,
Jt2l kyansyills Ind.
= n Uk BGtLDlkG Lors-IN sHARPE's
~ knlarK, ut Terms cash Enquire Of H.
s1ls1sI, a. o,oss, DAyi. a Coz
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID sUBJRBAN REsIDENCE OF
n hveecre-, within the city. sso story
brick house, with stsbis, 4e., Asut fruits Of al
descriptions. ~ill be sold low by
myIs,H. SETM A JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
MARSHAL AND ASSISTANTS.
CHIEF MARsHAL-Col. w. Z. Hol-
lingsworth. tru

CHIEF MARsHAL.-Col. w. e. Hol-
lingsworth. t1a
ASSISTANTS
Pigeon Tot0nship.--Col. Victor Bisch,
John Fl. Morgan, Col. VIM. G.. Mank,
Capt VIM. 81. Caldwell, Capt Martin
Klauss, Lieut.. Jacob Half, Maj. Albert
Rosecranz, Jacob Bennighoff, Robert A.
Hill, Capt VIM. E French.
Knight ACCOMPLISHMENTS Phar.
Scott Township John g. Potts. .
ARMSTRONG TosOnsh p.-John F. Pruett.
Perry 7Oaonship-UoL J. Rheinlan.
der
Union Township Capt Vim. Mar
tin
Center Township Lieutenant John
Whitehead, Jr.
German TOr0aship John V. Fares.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Religious Servioes be held on this morn ming
OF the Fourth Of July at OCT OK, at St. PsuPa
(EpiscopAl) Church. The services will not so
long as to interfere with the civic celebration Of
the day. s-l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
CnTTINf1 TIMRER

n HAVE 6EEa TNFOEMED THAT cTRTATS
u tres asssrs,-hAvs been cutting timber on ny
lands In sections q and ., KsiKht toWnnhip,
VanderSurgh county, Indiana. will awe FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS REV BID TO any one Who
will give TO my Agent. Alvah johnson, such IN
formation a. vii sisad 20 the convictiou o. such
trespssssrE.
Jss3-tf ". h sToCKwKLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-03
THE FOURTH.

OFeFoR THE FJURTH OF JULY.-ALL
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Book Agents Wanted.

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PAINTING.
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LEMONS. &c.

+ ElIOsS AND PEA NUTs.-sIX BexEs
II Choice Lemons, and barrel- Pea Nuts Just
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TO LEASE.

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