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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
The Master Spirit.

When the victories Of Sherman, Thorn
as, Sheridan, Terry, Porter and others
are orowding one upon the other, it is
no uncommon thing TO hear remark
made in favor of those officers at the
expense Of General Grant, because the
latter is seemingly inactive. Let Us re-
mind those who would thus seek to les
sen the honor of General Grant, that
Sherman, Sheridan and Thomas we're
appointed to the position they now
bold, and which position enabled them,
under the combinations Of Gen. Grant,
to achieve the splendid victories which
have attended their campaigns. Grant 5
is the master mind that forms these
grsnd combinations, and the officers Who
carry out bis Instructions so skillfully
are he men selected By him for that
purpose. While not wishing to detraet
from the glory attached to the names of
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas and 9th
sFss We must award the great need of
praise to Gen. Grant who, while hold
ing Lee IN check, directs all those move
me1ss which have resulted so triumph
antly for the defenders Of the Union.
Grant IS the Keystone Of thss treat NIL.
itary arch which is destined "a Tvs
greater strength than ever to a resterssl
Union.-NGshrills Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Dwelling Houses for sac

No. "a A ons-sioFy frame hose. With fonr
rocHs .na kitchen, Ga lot g, bieek y, Eastern
Enlargement.
Ne. = 4 ens-s.ery frAa. Aouss, villa thres
rooms, kitchen and cellar with stable and wood .
houss afissbsa. On lot ~, biock ioi. bamaseo
Ne 81 A nus tWo-storY frame dwelling, coo
,Aining twelve rroas WITH cellar, eistsrn, stable
woed- hsuss. &C, attached on i0ta II, ~ ana paff
Of 10. block II, ksstnrH Enlargement.
No. 3sE A Eaod twn-stoFy hriek heuns, contain.
Ing Eve roems, kiiehes, cellar, ristsrn and out
hoasss fkefsts Al attached COED basiness iosa-
tfon situate on faf ,, LIilaatan'a Enlargement
No 81 A two-story briek hoaas oontaining six
Foonls, with necessary out-houses, On First
Avenue, Lsmsseo.
No. 8 \ sss frame houss Ia block 8. Esrth.
No. So a ans-story frame on Third street. be-
tween syeamgfa aud Vine, on g1Kid0 FEET Of lot
is8 DanAtion EBizrEsmsut.
40 80 a brick dwelling aud stSfs-hense % lot
z. LiIiestan's Enlargement. The lot fronts -
49, Main sirast, AID extends ks1k 20 FEET 70
Vins street The etore-roam Is I7xs5 FEET, Nllh .
god. dep cellar under The whoie room.
20. 81 A double frams dwelling containing
eight roeus. With Two eisierns. two cellars aud
stabiss attached On lot u, block %. Ksstsrs Ee-
iaFgament
No ~ seutla brick dwuIling containing
four rooms, with Cellar, eiatsre, 6e-, situate On
I Iots I aaa 2, hiack ], HoiTgrsfs Enlargement
No. - 4 ona=stary frame containing roo1as,
Kitchen and wood shsd. en- lots y and -. block
-, Lamaseo. This is Desirable location On Fei-
/ ton ATsnae.
No -. A ons-story frame houss on the corner
/ Of Center snd Lest streets.
No. - 4 fWo-story Brick dwelling % the cor
Der II Sycamore and sixth streets, eoataiBiSg
/ eight rooDs
80. 81. a fuo-story frame dwelling cont liHinR
four rooms. kiiobsn, cellar, stable, snokehozss
and COED veil e water and eistern attached
nufabar II choice bearing ffult trees, situate
upeu thrss acFus ~ EroaBd, ~ Msehanfesviils.
30. a.. - sores 81 Wabash bottom lands. =
half mile from ths Ohio riy r. VIII b. sxehaag-
"a faF city properly IN EyAnEViiis.
No g.. a nsw tao-storf ans dwelling osu-
tanning nlas rpgaa, situAts o. lot bIoek 20
Eastefn Enlargement. This is one o. the most
csursuiensiy afTzeEsd dwsliinrs 10 the city, and
situated IL daiighffai ueiEhboFhoad.
Appiy q
xALKEE LUEEEEHEIMER,
Real Esiats Agents, So Vest Third street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
rhe POIIey Of seerelarY MeCulIoeh.

Mr.. McCulloch, the new Secretary Of
the Treasury, in response 10 the officers
Of the Treasury Department, thanked
them for the honor Of their visit, and
eomplimented them for the;r fidelity to
their duties. In the course Of bis re-
marks he said;
my chief aim will, Of course, be to
provide means TO discharge claims up
on the National Treasury, at the earli-
est day practicable, aud institute meas
ures to bring the business of the couu-
try back to a specie basis, the departure
from which, although for 8 time being
necessary, is no less damaging to the
| people than expensive TO the Govern
ment, but while il will be the main oo-
/ Jet with me, ! shall not be anmindful
/ Of the importance Of having the earrent
/ business Of the Treasury Department
conducted with 6dslity and dispatch"
Commissioner Lewis, on behalf OF the
Treasury officers, rendered their cordial
congratulations IN an appropriate I'D
/ dress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

The Indianapolis correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial thus COM
pliments Colonel Durham.
Hon. Cyrus L. Durham has been +" at
it again" This gentleman seems to be
anxious to inaugurate " plantation man
ners on the floor Of the House, and is
ambitious Of a kind If uotorlety not
generally craved By public men.
Throughout the session the Hon. Cyrus
has been turbulent, qaarreIsome, and
rufianly, in bis department. to the onion
members, and when ordered 70 take his
seat By the Speaker, fatty refused to do
90, and assaulted the Official directed by
the Speaker to put him under arrest.
This Honorable member has mistaken
his vocation Instead Of having a seat
on the floor Of deliberative assembly,
he will find his proper level behind the
bar Of one Of those elegant combination
Of rnm-shop and brotEel, which abound
in some Of the larger cities He riehll
deserves expulsion, and would have bees
expelled ere this, if the Union member
had pluck enough to defy the threat 0
boiling, held tn teTTorem over thei
heads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

sUE MUNDY CAPTuRED.--lt viii be
gratifying intelligence to all loyal men,
aud especially to the Union men Of Ken
lucky, to learn that the blood-thirsiy
fiend, Ambrose Clark, best known asiSue
Mundy, is at last really captured, aud
now in the military prison at Louisville,
but it would have been far more crafty
ing to have learned that the vile muir.
derer had been killed A man so steep
ed in crime is unfit to live, aud the out
RACES hs has perpetrated against the
Union men of Kentucky, demand that
he should be made public example Of,
and he shoeid be speedily made 10 ex-
plate his crimes on the gallows
The villain and murderer, Magruder,
was also captured, and is said to be still
suffering from wound which he will
probably not survive. We hope the end
of the reign of terror in Kentucky is ap.
preaching.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

LARGE BouSTIEs-S400 To $500 FOs.
ONE YEAR.-Agents for Spencer county
are now in the city with money to pay
$500 each for eleven volunteers to be
credited to Spencer county for one years
service. Veterans enlisting for one
year in the Hancock Corps will receive
an additional bounty of s400, to be &C
credited TO Spencer county. Apply at
Col Marks recruiting Office on Main
Street, opposite the Court House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

Tux OVERLAND MAIL RourE We IN
derstand, says the Missouri Democrat Of
Friday, that the overland mail stages
have resumed their regular trips from
Atcheson to Plaeerville, California. The
road has been re-stoeked between Cot
tonwood and Denver City, and mount
ed escort now accompanies the stages
between these points. Ben. Holiday,
Esq, she proprietor OF the line, has been
in Atcheson, givingRthe matter his per
sonal attention for some time past
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

ANOTHER ExRLosIos.-Yes yesterday, just
after dinner, three of our most elegant
and distinguished young citizens, all en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits, while
standing on the corner By the Sherwood
House, discussing the merits Of their
respective tooth-picks, strayed from the
subject and gave their attention to the
consideration Of the objects and aims Of
oxygen gas, with particular reference to
its explosive qualities.
After an able and lucid investigation
one Of the trio, TO illustrate and confirm
his theory, lit 3 match and dropped il
into the mouth of the slaiee leading into
the sewer, and Immediately Numbered
down" to watch the process Of ignition
lie had but a moment to wait, when I
sudden fash Of blue as if from sulphur
GUS caverus, burst forth with a repor
something ike that which attended th
springing of the celebrated mine in from
of Petersburg, and three young gentle
men were seen picking themselves from
the dust
We are happy to announce, however
that none Of them we're MORALLY or eve
seriously wounded, but their friend
will find them heneeforth well posted q
the gas question.
The experiment is a beautiful on
and serves to illustrate the anfathomab
mysteries Of science
THE scene, at its most thrilling juno
ure, we understand, has been pilot
graphed, and will appear in Harper
Weekly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

every instsnee-bIIt for the reason that
physicians seem not to understand Il: at
least they cannot control It's terrible
course, which IS sometimes limited TO
SIX or eight hours The sudden attack
upon the brain and nervous systematic
very handspring Of life-and the ina
oiiity OF the medical attendant to form
even a correct diagnosis Of the disease,
invest it with mystery aud terror. such
a. was attributed to the plague Of olden
lines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

TIE LEAK SToPPED.-Men were en-
gagged yesterday in searching for the
leak in the gas-pipe on Locust Street,
which has filed the sewer and caused
the various explosions that have occur
red during the last two or three days
They were successful in their search,
and the leak has been stopped. Before
the leak was stopped, Mr.. John j.
Chandler applied lighted torch to the
mouth Of the sluice On the corner oppo-
site the Post Office, and produced a
beautiful explosion, having sufficient
force to move the large stone that caps
the aperture. The experiments of the
last three days win serve as an incentive
to caution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
SKIRTS.
- T. w - I<IR u
FoR
1868 - 1868.
TSs er--,s., Ias.uslea Of tbs Assh
HOOP SKIRTS.

.. ". BRADLEY's wew Passus DUPLEX
ELLlPTIC for dsuhis} SPRING SKIRT.
WEST BRADLEY CARY, Gate J. 30 J.
vest SOLE PkOPRIETORs AND HAuFA0-
IuEkks, "a Chamber and - and 81 Eesde
Streets, Ssw Vera
This TSVEsTT0S consists q DupIsx Cor
two Iiapiis Steel Springs, iugen i8ssly brSiaea
tightly aud aFmiy toesthsr, e1zs 20 sdEa. masiaE
the toughest, most flexible, slastie .nd darahis
spring ever used. They seldom bend CT bnsak,
hke the slnRls springs, and consequently preserve
their perfsct and beautiful shape twics ~ 10.
any efhsr skirt.
Ths wor derfaf iszihility auE great CO fort an3
pleasure 70 any lady wearing the DEriaE ElliPaie
SKIRT, viii Be- experienced particularly in al
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Bsjare@d
Cars, Church Pews, ATm-Chatrs, fJF PFam@na8a
and House Dress. - ths skirt car be folded Nhen
Ia Use 70 oecuPy snail place, easily Is siiS
OF muslin erass
A lady hssiag es5oJsd fas pleasure, oonfsrf
and e0nvsafsEee Of weartur ths uupiaK TiifuHs
Steel Spring SEirt for singis day, viii never
Afterwards willingly dispssse vita thssr 49,
For CkIl1rsz. Misses and Taane Lz3isa they
superior to all others
They are the best quality IN every part, sna IN
auassiauAbiy the LlEhtesf, Most DesirAsI@s Cen
Portable ana Economiozl Skirt ever made.
FOR sALE n al hrxt-clAsa Stores IN th.s city
and thrOrgk0ut the unitet States and Canals.
Havana as Cubs, Mexico, South America and the
West Indies.
EHoUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLTPTIo
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14


NEw YoRK LIFE Insurance CoxPASY
The New York Life Insurance Com
pauy IS one Of the oldest aud most re-
liable companies in America, and origi-
mated the "teu year aon-forfeitare
policy, aud by the careful and judieioas
management Of its funds has revolution
lied most Of the companies in this
country
This twentieth annual report Of this
company exhibits the most satisfactory
results.
The company is purely mutual, and
every insured person becomes a member
Of the company and participates in all
its profits.
During the last year the company has
paid up all dividends to 1868, and struck
dividend of fifty per cent on the bust
ness Of 1864, payable in three years
instead OF FIVE, as heretofore.
This company has increased its cap
ital considerably, over one millod Of
dollars the past year, Its cash receipts
was larger last year than any other com
pany on the continent, With but one ex-
eepsion, and paid to widows and orphans
over three hundred thousand dollars
during the year
The world moves. The leading
men Of the nation and the best fnan-
ciers in the mercantile department are
paironizing this institution, and heavy
capitalists are investing large sums Of
money in life policies, as the most safe
and lucrative investment Of their funds,
Hon. C. B. Smiths widow, Of Indian.
apolis, received from this company ten
thousand dollars. Also C. B. Rockwell
and L, Days widows received from thi.
company recently FIVE thousand dollars
each. a. s. LAKE,
Travelling Agent,
Will call on the business men of our
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

MAD DoGs.-The Indianapolis Journal
gives it's neighboring city Of Lafayette,
which is extremely sensitive on the sub
ject Of mad dogs, the following dig:
"A dog, suspected Of hydrophobia,
coursed through the streets ofthe city yes
tsraay morning, heading towards l.afay-
cite -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
MARRIED.

At the r,sidenos Of AIsxaaaar sa4rrA. on sab
bath svszlngr ths l2th inst. By the Rev A. Tur-
asrs LieHt- Gel AREAakz sHAEEA, llfh Rss't
lad. Cav. Vols, 20 Miss saEEGE z ALsvr. Of this
city
WIKI the above vs rsosiysd hznds0ns cake
szd other dslicioss e0zeouitanfs, and in return
ss tsadsF 70 the gallant Ceiess1 aud his lsysIy
ysuzg bride, cur hearty congratulations, With an
ardent hsps that Isng and happy life may b
theirs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
AUCTION SALE.

n WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, At
Il nay late rszidsner in Cenfrs township, o. We'd
nssdsy, March f5tn, commencing AZ 10 o'clocks
one good tEo-horss sugar Cans MIL, 0ne Cooks
No 3 Coppsz ETapsrzfor, a Corn Crusher, two
NaTsS two CoAts, seven Cows and Hsifers-one
with young Calf SOW and Pigs. two Wagons
HsT Rake. HoEse Hay Rake one Buzgy, Passing
Miil- tzs Harrows. Flows, Pat. Gross Cut SAY,
Wagen sad Buggy, Harness., lot q Hot-bsf sssh
and GIass. GFind-stons, Hose, Scythe, Cradiss
Vhsel -tsrroz, &c, &c. Also, II not s0if sooner
a private sale, = lot OF Hay and Corn. On sums
rvsr &c ss5Elsrs = credit Of nine months.
- EAML FICKEET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

rHR BKxEvoLEsr BALL.-The Ball
given at Mozart Hall last night, by the
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society, was
an elegant and pleasing affair, and pc
cuniariIy, a magnificent success, the
gross proceeds amounting TO over S400,
as we we're informed
The Hall was beautifully decorated
with evsrgreens, flags, Transparent
cies, &e., &c.
On one side Of the room the glofi-
Gus Stripes aud Stars, which every He
brew in Evansville, as far as our anowl-
edge extends, venefates, next to the
Csdars Of Lebanon, we're blended with
the dag Of the Confederate German
States
In the center Of The Hall was suspend
ed beautiful transparency bearing on
It's four sides the following notices
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society =
eve assist the poor.
"Sisterly love is our motto
Humanity teaches tina, which We
practice
The music was furnished BY the Cres-
cent City Silver Band and BY Prof o.
senbergs String Band, aud was, OF
course, very excellent
The supper tables we're really regal in
their mAgniheenee and sumtuous provia'
ions
The supper was gotten up by Mrs
Simon Calm, Of the Monroe House, and
was ine tribute 10 her taste and ability
and was universally eulogized as the
handsomest and most elegant affair o
the kind ever displayed in old Mozart
There was au immense deal Of gooC
feeling and rational enjoyment, aud eael
one seemed to vie with the other in pro
noting the happiness of all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

you have first examined our stock and
prices, and note the wonderful sacrifice
that the New York Store IS willing to
make J. /. L 5. A. CooLIDGE-
&I6 First street
March 18th, 1855. "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Great Sale of Real Estate
At Public Auction.
In BoonVille. Warrick Co.,
Indiana,
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22d,


TTsHR citizens Of Warrlck and adjoining counties
i ~ well aa persons migrating 10 this part Of
the country, wiz nd Il "a their advantsgs 90 at
tend this sale. The splendid sldsnce adjoining
Boonvilis, formerly occupied by AiVah JohBaot,
H. embraced Ia this list This is one Of the hand
Homeai residences iH the county. II IL ersctid
upon one ~ Natura's loveliest spots, and money
without stint has been iaFiAhed upon u 20 beau
tlfy and adorn it aud draw around IL ali the con
venienoes that the heart could desire. II has
large house with 10 rooms cellar, Rad al nsees-
Kary out ouHea, barn, acres pasture, " acres
OF tho besf ssisoied fysH trees Ia warriok county,
with every variety Of svergfeens, and comprises
10 3.ioo acres q land
Block No. q, nearly . acres, lying south Of
aud hdioiniuK said residence.
8. Block No. n, DeaFiy acres, lying south Of
and adjoining said residence These blocks are
admirably suited for baiiiing ipots aud seuld
make a valuable enlargement 10 the town.
4. The west part Of los q 10 Boonviis, 100 feet
o. u. half s. y. sec. "a. TOR r, so acres. NV
81 Sec. "a, T. o. IS, 20 acres, ops nils west Of
q. W. NE Sec 20, TOR 7. 20 acres, sE Ne
Sec 20, r. Q, n. 7, 20 acres, miles east o. boon
willie.
I sEsE sse, Is, T.e,R.7, 20 acres, ) mile.
). = NJ Sec -, T.i. r 7, 80 acres, near
Tayiorsvlile
y sw Sc. %, I. o, r. 7, 80 aore', mt's'
10 NE Nv see. .. T. D, q. ., 20 acres, NE Sc
Soc. o, 7. 8. u. g, 40 aqres, Shelton Township.
n W = Sc Sec. 80 #. 4, II. .. 40 acres, Ne 81
seo -, Z :, r. 9, 90 acres. This IL iu ~ miles
Of MilinFaburR.
The above list Of lots. lands, Sc, embraces q
variety never before offered IN Warriok county.
am determined 60 eioar aut In Warriak county
Terms easy. Titles perfect. Saios positive. uns
third down, ans third Ia oue and one third In TIVE
yosra, with interest A general attendance IL res
Mari2,tds AuotloneeE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

s6TSome of the sportsmsn Of the
city crossed the river yesterday TO
hunt ducks on the overlooked lands on
the neck, in skiffs Among the number
we noticed our young friend and neigh
Dor, Billy Caldwell, who feels no fear of
guerrillas while there is so much water
in that vicinity. We hope be win come
home richly laden with mallards, etc,
ate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

SO A Richmond journal publishes
communication showing that Confed-
crate Congressman have urged upon
President jeff the duty of acknowledge
ing the hopelessness Of the struggle, and
making peace on the basis Of the Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

We regret to learn that Col. Spray, Of
Curdsyille, is dangerously I'll. We sim
csrely hope he will recover, as Kentucky
hass TOO few Union men within her lin
its to afford TO lose so sterling a patriot
A. Col Spray.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
FOR SALE.

A FARM NEAR sTRfAGTowN, CONTAIN
"a lng ~ aares~-45 cleared abd fenosd. There
IL on Tho premissaa
GOOD HOuhE, containing six Room
GOOD BARN, and other Buildings;
GOOD WELL or WATER, and
TWO CIsTEHN5. Also, good fruit bear-
lpR Orchard, aud Young Orchard containing 200
bndAed trees. Fer further particulars enquire 81
ebo farm fm1f-tap7j JHO. y. WOOD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
j selected ssortment OF Wall and Window
Papers. plain and figured, which the public are
invited to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Also, new supply Of Tennyson's new poem
ENoCH ARpIx-iu paper covers, price = cents a.
abs j. HEALYR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

CoMmssIoxER's CoURr-The Com.
missioners are still 10 session, but have,
as yet, transacted Is business Of general
interest, their time having been occu-
pied in settling With the Township
Tfualeea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

TEsHE Hkrrn, March ~. lses.
~ a. q fkraaers
Bslos ple4sa hhsI is uf freGzh. faFsafsiaf o
trails 80. e. iFem Tsrrs hsat9 % Evansville
RzEBa 4 q, hsg xiEEsf Head Msatiee. los
pkgs Ssh 9 MaEhsa. tAius aaasa Refs 8 baa
lasts " staaiafa bxs drass, sehapkaF b. Z
bxs dr. Esods. ussiy. b bsaka Aisn Bar
ioa. ba groceries, e l. Diaoh. 81 hEa heass !
Caldwell. bxs saadries pantsis a X trs aaH-
dries = esmsaiH. "a keofs Muahss SOS, ,
bxs sahdfises ~ bKs II Aaiis. 4 Le~anth4i, . hxs
dry goods Sssbitt 4 W bKs dfg saaaa. 81.
HcnHiBK Co. hz dry gueasg y Adans Co.. i
hx dry goods sweassaF 90, IA 80 TaFser A
q. kdis apaas@, g. - bags coffee IL.
ts'bAgs eonss u v, W bags dc srantia A son.
pkEs h&rawAres II hiagaksf, 10 ks tin WA
AikmAa, 10 sacks whssts cpbh Co les
fslxasa.1 Nm ukwLEx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

A RAID IN NAsHvILLR-The City
Marshall Of Nashville, with his force,
made raid on the whisky sellers on
Sunday, week ago, and taught them a
lesson on the So bjeet of selling whisky
on Sunday. The consequence was a
lively time at the City Recorders office
next morninV.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

eas- One of the last aud best acts of
Congress was to establish home for dis
Aoled soldiers. II Incorporates Lieuten.
ant General Grant and ninety nine 9th.
ers. The capital is to consist Of mil
hon dollars, made up Of military fines
deductions from pay and donations
There Is to be no expense to Govern
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
VaIuabIe Real Estate

NOR SALE Or BEAsE,-Lot No. 100 10 the
II Donetion Enlargsmant, being 10 fest front
Inc on Fourth Street, between Locust aud wal
nut street. DC viii BE- sold at q bargain. Also
: valuabia farm Of - acres, ~ miles from town,
on tifa uew Petersburg road, we'll improved, igf
sale Or aK1hnbge fOT suitable city properly, or VIII
lease for = term u years 70 good isnAnt.
yICRERY BIOS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
CITY NEWS.

Reg Gen. Palmer has ordered 'the
suppression Of all slave pens. Thus is
another relic Of Barbarism swept from
the land. Let the work Of cleaning up
20 on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

jon TISSISg.-Mr. John Scantlin,
Main Street, between Second and Third,
proposes to give particular attention to
JOB Work, such as Gunering, Roofing,
&c. he has superior stock Of materials.
Mr.. Scantlin is 81 excellent workman,
and viii guarantee satisfaction. Or
ders solicited Marchl4lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

GooDs LEss THAN AUCTION PR1cEs-
Great opening sale of desirable Spring
Dry Goods at the New Ysrk Store. A
grand opportunity for few days to get
the best fabrics at much less prices than
At auction. Our goods must be sold.
The best prints, formerly at IS cents,
vii be sold at 25 cents; shirting mus
lin 20 aud %; - Lonsdale Hills, Hope
and Bartlett Mills 5leaehed muslin at As
vas 10; dinner napkins at 50 25 and
81 30 per doz-; bleached table-cIoths
81 90 and 81 so each. Rich mantilla
silks, dress silks in all the new shades,
dress goods in all the novelties of the
season, cloak aud dress trimmings the
largest stock in the city silk sacks, bas-
quines ami circles, from $l2 90 to
SIS 90; real laces and embroidery. In
fact our entire stock Of foreign and do
nestle goods viii be placed stthe mercy
of the pubic schile our auction friends
remain in tOtcH Our minds are fully
made up to tHderssH, and no
sacrifice viii De too great TO &C
cOmPlish that object. Don't buy until