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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
o. S. $50 LOAN.

By authority Otth0 seor,tary of the Treasury, the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three.tenthI psr cent intsrss.
per annum, known as the
seven-Thirty Loan.
These notes are issued under the date of Angus.
18th, 1884, and payable in three years from that
time, in currency, or are convertible a. the option
oftho holder into
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

Lieut.. Nye, of the 18th Mass. battery,
was killed while firing his gun. He was
ordered to surrender, bnt refused and ak
body. 10 -
Col PentacOs., of the Tooth Pa, was
also killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
HouEe Tor Sale.
LUMBRR FOR SALE.

1lHE updsTdgpod hs. sstabn,hod a sav Mil at
i Coon Island, 10 miles by the Hempheld Rail-
road nom M city, and haytng purchased large
Lumber Of whatever quality in any quantity. Boat
builders in want Of timber eau be supplied on the
mhl6-9WS oOsn Island, WaEhington o., Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

$50 FOR SALE
TN OENTRE WHRHLING, on Main street, the
L following property:
Also Three Brick Dwellings.
+ Payments made easy. Apply TO sE
JACOB H0REBRoOK.
des92 II once wheeling cas- Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
ARTIFICIAL

ARTIFICIAL
Legs, Arms and Clutches.
n RoNARD LBGRAH, No. 90 Ohio street, corner
u 81, Ct 6A's o1@TSIR 1A4eghsny City msngaetqEes
Repairing promptly executed, at cheap rates. For
particulars apply to OHARLES BEHLER, AR't,
Monroe st., bet. Fourth and Market.
is99-tf Wheeling, West We
Sale of Whiskey.
WH have on hand about FORTY BARRELS OF
w OLD RTEWHIsKHY, which we wish to close
out II not sold before the 10th Of April We will
offer It at public auction ct store in Bridgeport,
Belmont county, Ohio
Dealers and parties Wishing good article, are
invited 70 call and examine.
mhT-lia OSBORNE SHARP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

Notes Of an the denominations named will be
promptly furnlahed upon receipt of subscriptions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Az ESCAPED PRISONER. had the
pleasure last evening Of meeting, in the
city, Capt, Scammahorn, Of the 42d In.
diana, who has just reached home from
the rebel prison, or slaughter.pen. at
Columbia, S. c., via. Savannah.
Capt 5. was captured at Chiekamau-
ga and was taken thence TO Richmond,
aud has since travelled extensively over
the South, having sojourned for time
in Richmond, Danville, Macon, Savan-
nah, Charleston and Columbia, from
which place, in company with Captain
Madison, Of the 18th New Jersey, be
escaped on the 26th of November, and
made his way to Savannah, which place
be reaohed ON the 9th Of January.
They struck the Savannah river three
miles below Augusta, at which place
they expected TO meet Sherman, bat he
had passed on.
They were then furnished battanx,
or small boat, by negroesin which they
descended the Savannah river, nearly
300 miles, to Savannah, travelling gem
orally at night and hiding in the day.
They, as it has been the case universally
with Federal prisoners, found the negroes
always faithful, loyal and Trustworthy,
and are chiefly indebted to them for
their escape, and by them we're furnished
with all the Injuries OF the country until
they reached the Federal lines. Capt.
Sconmahorn tells the usual horrid tale
of the fendish system of starvation az
praeticed by the rebels against the
Federal prisoners. He left the follow
ing officers ofthe And at Columbia, ell
well Capt. Msdcalf, Capt Burch, Lieut..
Messisk, and Lieut. Knowles Notwith-
standing the hardships Capt. scsmma-
horn has been called upon to endure, he
returns in splendid condition and exSei-
lent health.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
the Fo-t-0fiSe At Evau-Tilla. State Of Indiana
Ssh Day Of Februzry 1873.
A1 T. obtain aay Of these lettsss. the sppli-
cant must cali for \ adesTtsef tstf~rl give the
date ~ this list, aud pay ons cent for advertising
Es- IL Eat called for within ozs usolfh they IL
r. sent 20 ths Deaf Letter oHsca
FREE DELIVERY Of letters BY earri~-r. At h
residences OF owners lin the larger citisss nav b
SECURED By observing the following RULES
l. DIEECr letter. plainly 10 the street and
DumbeT. - well a. the post-ofacs and STATE
2 HEAD letters with tha writer's rosf-oEes
and Sale, street and aNHsber, sign them plainly
with full name, and request that answers 4
directed accordingly
3 Letters 20 strangers or transient visitors IN
toz-a or city. whose special address may b uu-
known. should be marked, IN the lower left- hand
corner, with the word % Transient"
4. Plaos the postags-sszH.p On she aPpT TiqA
o.ad corner, and leare space between the stamps
aud direction for poat-HaaFkisq without tuterfsY
ing With the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN % let
ter - the zrritsr II unclaimed within thirty day
I or les, written printed with the writer
u1as posseee ana StGss, across the len hand ems
Of the envelope, tae face sldes vii b complies
vita a. the usual prepaid rate Of postage, PAPA
I BE 9hsn lie letter Is delivered 70 the sritsr.-
1 SEc - Law or lsoS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
aehooI ELECTROMAGNETIC par.

The Examination oftbe public Schools
was renewed yesterday,i in the third Girls
Intermediate school, Of which Miss An
ME P. Dow is Principal. and soie
teacher. This IS one Of our livest schools
in the city, as Miss Dow is one OF our
Invest teachers, aud has the ability 70
infuse much Of her own spirit into her
scholars, and the fact is very clearly
manifest in the readiness and alacrity
with which her pupils respond to her
questions.
Besides manifest and creditable pro
gress in their studies, the excellent or
der and attention to the business before
them, proves tia. the discipline Of the
school is almost perfect
The classes we're examined in spell
ing, reading, mental arithmetic and
geography, and in every branch the pu-
pills acquitted themselves in manner
highly creditable to themselves and to
their teacher, and to the entire satisfae-
ton Of the officers Of the school board
and the large number Of parents aud
friends present as visitors The music
in the school was admirable, and as in
all the schools Of the city, highly patri-
otic
Miss Dow has the names of 80 pupils
registered of whom IS were present at
examination. Miss Dow has won host
Of friends in the city.
In the afternoon the I'd Boys, Inter
mediate was examined in the same stud.
les, and won much admiration from
those in attendance.
This school is under the care Of Mss
Lizzie Riddle as principal, assisted By
Miss Matte Jordan. The names Of l07
pupils are registered Of whom 30 were
present The recitatious in Mental Ar
ithmetic and Geography we're very ex
eellent, manifesting much diligence snc
application on part Of the pupils anC
superior qualifications on part of tn,
teacherA Several beautiful songs werr
suag in this school in very pleasing
manner, while the silent music, or spe
cies of calisthe MICS, in which the schoo
has been trained, was highly entertain
ing and edifying.
We we're pleased to see so many pa
rents and friends present, as it give
great encouragement to both teacher
aud pupils.
Miss Riddle aud Miss Jordan ar
skillful teachers, and have been faithful
: to their trust
This morning the examination will b
resumed in Miss Grigsby school, the Ii
Girls, intermediate, at the upper schoo
house, and the LIST Boys, intermediate
Miss D Byrne, Principal, will be exam
ined n the afternooa. All the psren,
and friends Of the pupils and the friend
Of the free schools are welcome visitor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

A MULE THIEF ARRESTED "A man
was arrested in this city yesterday
morning, charged with having stolen
two mules from a gentleman named
Boyd, at Greensboro, KY, few days
ago He brought the mules to this city,
and sold them to the keeper Of livery
slable for $3.50. But the owner arrived
in due season, had the man arrested
aud recovered the mules The THE
was taken back to Greensboro on the
Little Eagle yesterday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

FRox THE 32D.-We are informed that
Captain G. H. Aliens company, Of the
ed Indiana, which vas chiefly raised in
this city, and which has for some time
past been guarding the Nashville &
North~estern X. r., has been sent to
Chattanooga, where they expect to be
stationed for some time.
There has been considerable sickness
in the company, and four have died,
namely: Corporal John T. Massic, pri-
Yates VIM. league, Leonard Wilhelm,
and Isaac Edmonds.
Those having friends in the company
should address their letters to Chatta.
nooga.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
Local Notices.

Masonic TEMPLE This popular place
Of amusement vas crowded last night,
aud tbs beautiful play Of Pizarro was
presented in highly creditable manner.
Mrs. Golden, IS Cora, well maintained
her reputation as fine and pleasing
artistic, and Mrs Breslaw, as Elvira, was
magnificent, in some passages sublime.
sfr Golden, as Pizarro, and Mr.. Pierce,
as ROllo, gained new lairels Tonight
will be presented the great play Of the
Ticket Of Leave Man, aud We predict a
crowded house.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
EDUCATIONAL.
Examination Of Public schoo

Examination of Public Schools.
THE sEsI.ANNuAL EXAMINATION OF
the Public Seaeais 81 The city Of Evansviils
will commerce On THURSDAY, 2Hd DAY or
TEBRUAkY' 1855, and procsed below stated,
viz
TUESDAY FEnsUAEY TIM
lat Girls Inisrmeaiaie. Miss Grixsby, Princi-
pal, from 70 y o'cloak. IA
let Boys intermediate. Miss o Byrns. Priucl-
pal. from y 70 ~ o'clock, .. m.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY SrH
Bad Girls Grammar, Mise Clarke, Principal
Il. IN 20 IL o'clock, m.
xnd Boys Gramnar. Mr. Knight Principal
from IL 90 ~ e'eloek, p M.
rHeRshAr FEhnrsRy 9rm.
lst Girls' Grammar, Mlrs FISHER, Principal,
from 20 II CLOCK. M
LIST h'ss GrAlamaF. Miss Hooker. PriaeipaI
irom ] y to AZ O'Clock, b. "a
rnInkr FEharaEY l0rH.
High school Mr. Parsons Principal from 3
o'clocs, a N. 60 ~ o'eiork. .. m
The mcIaeers Of tue Comm q Council. parau e.
guardian aud friends 81 edHeatioa are invited 20
attend
The exercises wfli commence promptly - the
hour stated, and 70 avoid Interruption, visitors
are requested 70 be present a. the opening
CHiIDRES VIII yer - ApafrrEB
Il. g WHEELER. Tgnstee.
". BAKFR, sup't. Ban3o-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
new
zeal Estate For Sic.

I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
i CHEAP, to-wit
T. Bar2s Hoass with 10 rooms. near Main street
2. Two iarge Briek Hon ~, opposite Butts Head.
3 Large Er4ine aud ak Iot@, near The eity
4. Thrsegoo fioHses % Ann street
3 Brick H0uss on Sycamore, bet 81 aud 4th sis.
9. Two large houses Ga DiFi-i0n street.
z. House aud four lots IN Eili0tf's Infringement.
House and four IOis Ia 60Odsel's Enlargement
o. FTamsli House near Railr Nd Machine shOps.
TO- One story House on Third street.
H. Large fraue on Leet street
H. Heasgsnd btisfDsss lot cor hoenst aud sth.
-. Six Lots IN block 2, Eastern Enlargement,
-. seygraS bandsoma rFsidoncetan tracts Of land
ih btdngtoWu.
70 gxiy-siK aeres within = mile Of Evansville.
II, TnTea acres adjoining TIE city.
II. - hdrss near Oak Hfil DtHetsry.
-. iOk acres, with large IiOuse, near the city
70. 60 aeFts 10 eieaFed witiinG miles Of the city
II. 10 acres ia Pos.y connty, good land.
~. coo acres Ia WafTick county.
~ very haHdsone residence ia Beonpiils, with
~ or II acres attached.
a. goat variety 0. Building Lots 10 every par
~ the CITY
70. Large Brick House In YoungIova's Enlarg' mt
M ! VIII exchange the lands ~ POsry AM
WaFrlck counties for city property
The above embraces one u The filest lists syei
offered Ia Evsusvills. Fer particulars call At thi
Provost Marshal's Oiiiee, Evansville. Ind.
eI5 H4H ALFAH JOHNSON,
deeZD- II .Is Real Estste Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

SEooTINe AFFAIR AT owESssoEo.-
Two men named Monarch aud lines,
brothers-in-laws, had shooting match
st each other at Greensboro one day
last week, which resulted in the latter
receiving four shots from the other, any
one Of which would have proved fatal,
OF course lines died Immediately. There
had been a feud existing between them
for q long time, aud meeting and renew
ing the difficulty it terminated as above
stated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

80 The times are frought with won
derful events, but there are some things
too remarkable for our cre6ulity. The
Springfield (Mass) Republican makes
an announcement which challenges Sc
verely the power Of human belief Our
contemporary says:
To some of the merchant princes and
milhonaires of New York is credited
the contemplation Of project at once
muni6eent generous and grand The
plan is TO present to the United States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Government g. 1000. 10000, and thus
relieve the nation Of lhs public debt. Il
Is proposed 70 make the gift IN 200, 900
shares Of $1,000 each, Of which A T.
Stewart William b Aston, and others
viii each take fifty shares, making up
al least quarter Of the whole amoant
IN New York. The realization al such
a project would place both Government
and citizens IN a broader position than
ever Government or citizens occupied
before. History gives no parallel TO
such an act The EenetiaHs held in
greasful remembrance the name Of a
msu who, By lifetime Of personal sac
rlfics and haTd-faeed usurg, obtained
means to relieve the public from Its
financial burdens, and placed It again
upon the road TO prosperity after long
and disastrous wat. They forgot hiaex
acting usury and bis life Of selhshnes'
in the lasting benefit be conferred upon
the State. But We should have no abuses
to forget, and oaIy the generous patriot
ism Of republican citizens to remember
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
EXAMINATION RTTTERs

PLANTATION BIITERS.
ssieh arc How recommended by the highest meai.
cal Sathoritiss, aud warranted is produce al isp-
.seiiaas beneficial sasct They are exoseaiaSly
AzTsszlle, isrs-o-Iy psEe. and saust superoasa ~
0ther sonios where aealthy, Ssatls ST u,1isat is
required.
They purify. strengthen as3 irriEorate.
Taey create healthy apostle.
They are an az tdose to change Of water Aaa
diet.
ThsY ovsToone tbs saeet. ef dissipation aud
late hours.
They Strengthen the system asa snllssa The
the mind.
They prevent pissmafie and inssrmitisat ~
vrra
They purify the brsash and aeiaisy 81 N,
stomach.
They cure DysPePsia and Constipation.
fssy cure DiArrhse ard Cholsra Nsrhss.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They make the ve<k strong. the lAnguia bril-
liant. aud are exhausted natures great resforsr.
dAsy are composed Of the celebrated CAlIsAss bark
~intergreen. saSsafras, roots and herbs, all prs-
served IN perfectly pure 81. croix rum. FoF par
eeslars, sec circulars and testimonials sroanl
each bottle.
Beware Of inpcstors. Exanins every bottle.
See that il has our private o. 5. Stamp HHmati-
iAted ever The cork, With plantation scene, and
cur signature on iins steel plate aide label See
that ouE bottle is not re-alisd with spurious aud
deisserioua atua Any person pretending 10 soii
Plantation Bitters By the gallon or ia bulk, is an
tmpsstor. Any person initiating this bottle. OF
selling any othsr material therein, whether called
Plantation BitteFs or net, is aeriminal under IA.
z. s. Law, and viii be 50 prosecuted BY rs. W,
slready have our eye on several parties rs-allins
our bottles, &C, who viii succeed in gettin,
themselves into Close quarters. Toe demand %
brakes Plantation bitsers from LADIES'. clergy.
men, merchants, &c, Is inoredibie. The simpb
trial Of bottle is the evidence present q ths
weFth and superiority, They are cold by all =,
spcosable druggists, grooors. physiciaas, hotels
saloons, steamboats,, aud country stores.
P. h. DkAkE 4 co.
Nc. 2o2 BroadW way, n. Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
CITY NEWS.

THEY ARE CoxEG, FATHER ABRAHAM.
Three hundred recruits or volunteers
from Dubois county, arrived in the city
on Saturday night, and l25 from Spen.
Ger county arrived on Sunday evening,
and business about the Provost Mar.
shars Office was extremely active and
lively yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
COLLECToR,s SALE.

NOTICE IE HEHEBY GIVEN THAT I.
~ W.lliam o. noeppia. Caiisetor Of the Ctr II
EFaussiila, between the hours II and le o'slook
a. M, and 3 and O'Clock ,. m, on
"WEDNESDAY, THE sih OF FEBRUARY, Isss
WIZ cell a pubiis auction AZ the door Of the
Court henHs 30 the city 81 Evansville. Iudiana,
the folleuiug Ioia, paria III iats ana psrcsls II
fesisstsia and improvements, sd l0T the pay
ment % city faxes foF she yHaF 1854 dns fr0m the
osners Thereof 20 the rity - anssliis-~sait
taxes being TOW ~ ADD unuaid-.rd for ~, so.fs
of said faie and that ffa' safd sale viii he con
uuuef on TIE seat dsy thereafter. va: % Thur
day, The Sab day 81 FabfHarv. lsGs. At z o'cIesk
B IN AZ tie door offla Csurl 81 euas IA Esansviils
for the purtsose III selling such property a. nav
have BEEN sold % The day arat above msstloEsd,
Ard uDt u4id for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

DEAD,-A deep gloom was cas-. over
our city last night BY the startling an
uouncement that Sheriff Robert Early
was dead. He had been sick but for g
week, and, although his sickness was
very severe, no one was prepared for
such a sudden announcement Of his
death. We sympathize deeply, as do all
who know them, with The bereaved
family of our excellent friend.
The time Of his funeral viii be an
nouneed hereafter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Musc--Mr T. Cell, one Of our oldest
Music teachers, informs Us that be de-
signs devotiBg his entire attention to
Music hereafter, and is prepared to &C.
commodaie fees more pupils.
Feb 6. Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

s1- At Csrbondale, Ills, there are
three cotton gins in operation, and all
have been busy since the beginning of
the season Three hundred bales have
been pressed there and sent to market,
all from the vicinity. Other gins are at
work in the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

CoLLEcTISa.--John f. Crisp, Jr., will
attend to collecting Notes, Accounts,
Sc. All business entrusted 10 him will
be promptly attended to- Office at J.
T. Crisp, Sen, on ID between Main
and Locust streets
EnhR %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
sTRAYRD.
WANTED.
FOR SALE.
ARM ROR sAL

u % III y % . n y =
TIVE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE
i sale valuable Stock Yarn, eight aud = half
mile fr0la a. cits on the Petersburg Road, con
tiilisHs ~ aeres-2J u yhsch are under cnltiva-
ti6a aud upon which there IL two orchards, a
dwelling house barn, &C. This farm can be diyi-
dsd into two, TIRES, Or four parts, each having
porfion u timbersd and improved iaod. ANY one
wIshiDg % pufchaae vii cali ~ Ne. tZ8 Main
stfeef, aud terms will be made known
jfnZe.2W CHAs. OHNsT0N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
LYONS KArnAHKoN.

kAthalron Is from the Greek ird ''Kathro." OF
"kathairo," signifying to elsa %, rriuvinate aud
restore. This artieis Is what ia uams sigaiaes
For preserving. restoring aad bcSaiifying the
human hair Il il tbs most remA4kAIle pre- peEsilon
Ia the woFid. IL Is asaia oSnsd and pnt up By
tbs original proprietor, and Is now made with the
ssns care, sam snd attention which gave il
aals q ever one miIliou bottles per Anann.
Il - most delightful Hair Dressing.
II srzdioAtes scurf and dAndrnn
u keys the bead cool and clsAn.
Il makes the hair. rich, seft aud glossy.
Il prevents the hair fsom falling oI ana tura-
ing gray.
u restores hair upon bald heads
Any LADY Or gentleman who values beautiful
bead 81 hair should use Lyon's Ksthairen. II is
ksoSn aHd u I'd throughout Che eiyliizoz world
seld BY al rrspoctabis dealers.
DEMAS S BARNES 4 co., New KoFk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

BD- Go TO Wrights Gallery, No. s
Second street, for your Photographs.
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
mAoAN,s mAeNOI A sALm.

HA0AN's mAoaOL A BALa.
This il the most delightful and eEtrsegdiusr,
article ever disoovefsd. II changes the sun burnt
tsoa aud hands 20 psariy satin texture Of fasish
iag beauty, impaFting the marble purity Of youth,
Ana the dafiagus appearances iaviting il the city
belle q fashion. II removes tan, frsckias, PIN.
Piles AID rouehnosa from the skin, leaving tbs con.
riexian h, transparent and smooth. Il con.
tsins no material iniarious to tho skin. Patron
ized BY Actresses aud Opera Singer. II l. whai
every lady should Hsss. sold every where.
Prepared By ". X HaEan, Troy, n. Z.
Address al orders to
DEMAs 3. BARNES a 90. Eew y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
DAVIS oouNTY
PIKE COUNTY

Total First Congressional Dist Ind-.....-...lssS
All credits allowed 70 include Dee.
5lst, 1854 ALvAH JOHNSON,
Capt and P. NJ. lst Dist Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

sa- The Continental Bank pays the
highest current rates for Gold, Silver,
Demand Notes, Coupons aud Govern
ment vouchers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
TUE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name Of Btttroia A 0ciss
Ter, IL this day di solved BY the withdrawal o. p.
L. 0eissieF. The remaining partners, John l..
Bttroin, Ir, and Jno. L. Reynolds, under the name
Of Bittrold Co, Niil eontinus the business At
sbe old stand, and viii assume all liabilities aud
alone authorized 70 close all accounts due the
late arm. JOHN l.. BITTR0LFF. Jr.,
=. l.. GEIssLER,
fsb2-iW JOHN l.. REYNOLDS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
BUILDING.
Green BellamY,
u U 7 L ID u r.

II u I Il ID Il II.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w The building community Of EyAnsyills that,
having disconnected himself from the fra Of
Lat Bse. Co., returns hts sincere thanks for
AL past AEors, and solicits Continuance Of pub
I've patronage, a. be is still IN the old line Of sa-
neSs, and viii b able % take contracts IN the
hrick b1i ding line. Being for many years in this
business II Evansville be 1.sls confident hs can
suit the demands and h also able 70 give Accurate
anoo1nts n surveys or Dszsurs1suts d any sized
euilssnEs entrusted % hia supsrtetsnaeu.. Ala
particular sttsntion given % stating hsh4-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TnE
~ uadersiEHsi haa been appoinisd Adsainisffa-
tor. with the siil aaHsKsd. u Tsrah Hoekst, Late
Of FandeFbErEh eauatY, Indiana. ceased
sid estate 10 nPBaaaa 70 20 solvent
john WOLF,
isbT aww Administrator with win annsxsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

WOUNDED FROM THE STEAMER ECLIPSE.
We are indebted to Surgeon yarisn,
Medical Director at this post, for the
following list of wounded from the i'll
iated Eclipse, left here on Sunday morn
ing by the Lady Franklin;
Thomas 4. Ball, 9th Ind. Battery.
Edward Burton, "
Fuller Bradley,
Bugler VIM. J. Brown, 9th Ind Battery.
William d. Butler,
CharlesT. Connolly,
John Cox, g.
John NJ. Conner,
William Griffin,
Sarg't Geo. W. Grimes,
William Guffey,
James NJ Frederick,
Robert Hubbard,
John Hutch,
Oliver p Lindsay,
Charles Mccoy, ID No. Cav.
Corp George W. Mehinsey, sth Ind.
Battery.
George McNutt, Independent Mo. Co.
James Poe, citizen.
Mark Quinn, citizen.
Corp. William W. Smith, 9th Ind.
Battery.
John Sailor, citizen.
David Stephens, 9th Ind. Battery.
David G. Stanford, 9th Ind Battery.
Henry Sehattls, citizen.
James NJ. Shelby, 9th Ind. Battery.
Ora Sanderson,
Cornelius Thompson" /"
Vim. NJ Turner,
Robert C. Turner,