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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

PIONEER Carve noticed, in our
peregrinations yesterday in the vicinity
of the dsPotd ameng thesears just ar
rriybdg n brown freight ear, with a large
red star j n q white circle at one end, and
the other end having the number; and
upon inquiry We learned that it was the
sifst ncar with through freigbtbreceived
over the Star line direct from New York
without change or transfer, making the
unprecedented time of seven days
through. This is the oldest time line in
tis country. we believe, and the fastest
The cars are constructed With the broad
train wheel, which admits of their run
ming over all roads, Of whatever gauge,
1t will be a n after of satisfaction to our
business community to learn that this
line has established an agency in this
lcity 3. II. .EhrnSh & Co. are, We be.
tieye, The authorized Rgehts. e
F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
oEFIC1AI

M# $500 81 81 a %nsrs
~I,ErTERsd REM A4NFNt SUNCLAI1TED in
the Post-o6ice at Evansville, State of Indiana,
18th day of n arch J, 1856.
pS- re obtfin any of these letters, the appli.
cant must call for adrertissd islters," give the
date Of this list and pay one cent for advertising
Ha5- II not called for wsshin one mouth they viii
-bessnt 70 the Dead. Lettsf Ofhce.
FREE DELIVERY of letters BY eayTiers at tbs
residences flowhers, in cities Of $1,000 inhaoi.
tants or over, may be EE0URED by Observing
the following RULES:
: iii DIRECT letters plainly 10 the street and
number, as well as the post-ofice and State.
!, g. HEAD letters with the writer's Post-o6fcs
and State. street and number, sign them plainly
with full NAME and request that answers be
directed accordingly. - rswa
g. Letters to strangers or transient visitors IN
town or city, whose special address may be I'M
known should be marked, in. the lower finland
corner, with the word I" Transient,
4. PIace the postage -staAap on the appsrsrfght-
haad corner, and Leave space between the stamps
and direction for post-zsarktng without tnterfer-
ing with the writing. $50 itass4 1ss-i& F1ssrf.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written or printed sEsith the writer's
sd1ss, posofee ana STATE, across the left hand end
of the envelope, The face aide, will be complied
with 81 the usual prepaid rate Of postage, paya-
bic whoa the letter Is delivered to- the writer
SIC. %, Law or 1868. = 80, 5,ss,,r4-ssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

SERIOUS AcoIDENr.--Y esterday morn
ing the engineer, at Reifz 4 Haney's
Foundry, had the misfortune to have
his right arm caughtSSby one Of the
wheels of the machinery, and so badly
mangled that amputatioh became neces.
sary. He was German, and a hard.
working, industrious gentleman. Drs.
Bray, Thompson, and DeBruler per-
formed the operation. The arm was
taken off just below the shoulder. The
unfortunate gentleman "a doing web, we
are informed. 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

A petition in relation to the purchase
Of books for the Township Library vas
read. A resolution was passed express
ing the wish of the Council that the CON
tract furnishing such books be let to the
highest. bidder. D haR zkziu
Various paving reports were read and
ordered to be assessed up against the
owners of lots. 49, Al
An ordinance ID relation to the police,
prescribing the duties of that body, &C.,
was presented blythe Mayor, and read
and deferred till next meeting.
The wharf report for the week ending
the 9th, showed that IS. steamboa had
paid wharfage to the amount Of 1912 Is.
A petition was read asking that the
canal be flied whete Honest John street
crosses the canal The petition was
= Moses Kahn asked a reduction Of his
lakes On motion, the reduction of
,one:haif was agreed to, and The sum of
$13 was ordered to be refunded to him.
An order was passed for the filing of
lots ia 2l5s GIG, 2l7, .21S, and PIG,
Donation Enlarge = ~ : 2
An order was passed for the filling of
lots % 6s29, 30, aud 81, in .hloek IA,
Stockweli' 81 Enlargement.
The bill offs. Heinmerens, for the sum
:. Ct Isl SleS. f0F repairing lhQss-Eeeh was
The COMMITTEES on The petition of.Mr.
Golden, asking q reduction of theatre
hcsnsev reported in favor of a Sednctio6
from $4o0to shopper years ION motion.
the Council passed an order that an or.
dinance be prepared, reducing the license
as above stated & hga 4ar
A sidewalk swas ordered on the north
aide of Canal, from Bond to Ann street.
sAlh0f southeast side of Bond street
between Market and Canal
o9 Also southeast side of Chestnut. he.
tWeensEighth and Ninsth streetsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
$500 Raward.

FTyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAYFORz TIE
i recovery of the body Of William K. Stock
toD who drowned OK the eve ing of the l4th
II Of February, 1856 In the 0hio rivsr opposite Eg
ansvllle, Indiana. william E- Stackt q was
about 40 years Of age, slightly buts about feet
10 inches hi b. dark hair heavy moustache and
whiskers; had on, When be LETT home. q grxy sack
= % hunting coat, with large pockets. broyn yelve
~ lT teeu rants long PAIR hunting, boots reachn ing
s2 well above the knee white shirt light vest. sill
g yer hunting -case watch, with the ipitials w u
b. engraved on the inside plain gold ring on his
little finger; left hand and arm crippled, sed
~ BY being shot ehrough IL hand, ball coming ont
~ abou the esbo,s Joint: hunting " his tie tied
y A. 80 his cost COLLAR st.s
- aisN 40 he was rstnrhing from hunting expedi
tien, it Ia possible that ha had his shot-pouch,
sla powder aask and other Is 90 his per,
7ta son, we'll game In his pockets.
fsb16.tf MRS. WM, j., STOCKTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
.NOTICE.
Notice Of Opening and Extending
= Streets and Alleys in. T. w
81 Brin kmevArig EnIarrAmeilt.

.alak StreetS and Alleys In r. W.
,asiiaas Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.
NI0T1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com.
IN mon Come at iis session on the 10th day of
Iannary, 1866 Spassed order for the opening
and laying cut Of Grant Atreetthrough part Of
r. W. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement from Ann
street to POINT parallel with Hamilton street in
the Northern Enlaraenen 9Said Grant street to
be OF the width OF sixty 60) feet, and the eastern
line OF said Grant street to be one hundred and
"a ninety three 1a3) fsst distant from and parallel
s with The eastern line Of r. w Brink meyers En-
largsmsnt, and fer the ops Ring and extending OF
Jtherson street. from its pre- emit terminus at or
near thewestern Hue n the Northern Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening
and extending of Hamilton street from its pres
ent term nus at the western line Of the
Northern Enlargement to said Grant street, and
for the opening and extending of Sixth street
< > = from lis present terminus at the eastern
line Of sharp's Enlarge ment to taii Ora street,
- and for the opening ana xsend'ng Of alleys 10
block number one ~ aud block humber four az
in the Hsrthern Enlargement from the present
s0ts4 tafmfnua Of said alie At near the western
llneof tbs Ngrthern Ealarstnsnt to said Grant
street.
plat of the said streets and alIeys, as tha
fpRne proposed to hedpeneds iaid aad extend-
ed, has been ned and re orded in the city Clerks
once.
All persons owning OF claiming real estate 3D.
- alleys, aud feeling themselves agkrKvt by any
Of said several orders may have redress by appii-
cation to said Council within six weeks from the
ftaa az publication OF this notice. H7iAN w -
By order Of the Council. f9
A. NJ. McGRIFF, oIerk. -
e City Clerks 0Gacs, Feb. q, 1860. fs
Ieoo-oN .sszya Ifs-A - ~ saal=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
WANTED.
A good ComDosItor a fllIs ono

RUUU UUMWUBIEUE nv EHIB U1MUOs
NEw BesNEss eHousE. Parties are.
sxcava ting on Second street, between
Main and sycanefe, for,1ths purpose of
erecting a new business house as early
ss 1possibIea, The building is TO be a
sabstahtial brick, about forty feet wide
and seventy or eighty fest=deep, three
stories high, with large cellar. A part
of the building is to be occupied as a
Aclothing store, aud the other half win be
occupied as liquor saloons
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

sFiRE AT. WAsHIEGrov-Ws learn that
thers was aslarge FIRE at Washington,
Ind, on Saturday last, and that great
part Of the town was consumed. Our
informant didnot learn any of the par
ticulars, but it was represented to him
that the business portion of the placs
suffered severely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

zSPENcER CoUErr BURGLARs.-Two of
the Spencer county burglars who robbed
assafe at Roekport some time since. have
reachad this place and5are cow confined
ip'the county jail Achauge of venue
was granted and they FAlabe tried at
the pext term of the Circnit Court. The
nhmes of The Burglars are Charles Flood
and Albert Cktlin. <
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
REWARD.
a.. Reward.

.,,.grT OsT FROM THEsTEAMER MISSOURI, ON
S3At II Il the 5th day Of February, 1866 Z. Z. B.
GAGE. he was fifty years Of age dark hair, tn n.
log gray; rather slim, but weli-formsds light
gray eyes; feet l01zs inches high';w wen dressed
aa sar sslss: sss sas
lars. will give one-half of the above amsunt
found upon his person and shou d there be no
money his person. will give reasonable
a - ~ ward for che recovery ef the body Any one
fading the body will please commune ate imme
dIately with Keller White, Evansville, Ind.
mar2-ff L GAZE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13


ETAHsfiLtr as MAsuFArFuAtSs |
C1TY -Some time since We published a |
comrised statsmsnt showing thar Evans.
vile wasthe seventh city in the Union,
as compared with other cities in the
sale of boots and shoes. Although we
have population of but a little over
20 900, we think, in point of mauufac-
turing interests, ours will compare with
any city IN the State, both as to the
quality and quantity Of its manufactu-
ries. To give an idea of the manufac-
turing interests Of the city, we would
state that there are now in successful
operation one hundred and two manu-
1facturing sessablishmentss in1the city.
There are three bell and brass foun-
driesynipeF cabinet ware manufactures,
thres steamboat and steams mill boiler
manufactures, three carriage makers,
eight chair makers, eight coopers, one
ak and edge tool nqAnufactory, one Sic
maker, two manufactures of CRATES
and mantles, two hub and spoke manu-
factories, FIVE iron foundries, one lsfd
oilenannfactory; three machinists, two
mattress manufactures, five lumber
manufacturers, eleven tin, copper and
sheet iron ware nakers, two vinegar
MANUFACTURES, nine wagon makers, two
trunk manufacturers, two WOODEN ieloth
manufacturers, one thrsshiRg machine
make n zone manufactured of tobacco
machinery, one manufacturer oflpianos
two plow-making establishments, three
inconsistencies Of poHsysi ware. one pa
per mandatory, and six Touring mills
All of these establishments are doing q
large and prosperous business, and SONS
of them are very extensive, employing
large number ofihands the year round
With a population Of 10000 we .dOub
whether another city in Indiana does al
equal amount of the various kinds o
i nlanufacturfng hne Rfai4 'sIvsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

JAIL BLRps --fhereare now confined
ihthe county jail fifteen prisoners, one
On charge ofsmGrder, cone for malicious
'ttespass, seven for larcenys and ak for
drunkennesa and other minor offences.
Several parties charged With criminal
offences have been admitted to bail. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
mr.. nv fIRERAT.s REwARn FOR

A WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD FOR
Ill the recovery OF the remains 4 my som John
H. App, who was drowEed on the night Of the
14th inst in this Ohio river, opposite Evansville,
He was heavy set, hair brown and shorts wore
small monsteahe aud COATES, about i've feet eight
inches high, grey eyes; had on grain finished
huAting E3ots with yellow topss bad on grey
jacket with brass buttons, with LIT on them 1
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat. three ont
side pockets on one side, and two large esme
pcckets on inside striped is eey vest, white shirt,
kray Jears pMnts. he had ON HIS person a gold
double bunting watch, with the name OF.
W. Cook" q. this outside
febl9.lwo JOHN NJ. APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

Forl Iemphtss-The beautiful Morning
Star will make her appearance at TIE wharf day
IffoF Mem phisgI Lotk out for hefI gao
Z, For LoufsvilIe.-Thsp pretty Mary Ament,
d splendid craft, aud maen tfeent IL her cabin,
with accomplished Ulcers, goes to Louisville to
day. Don't forget the Mary. NO
Manifest OF the stsamer Sam Orr, from Eaet-
fDaET: Is astof q Co.. II hhaa t0bkScs, IL bales
acotton Ragon Dfekey, 1Isbaies cotton l Ia
yarn; White Bros, Il bales cotton II. Foust, 8
hales cotton NisbAt g Virgins, 10 bales isotton I;
HrDWn. DunkekaOn 3 Col, 50 belss cotton; Capt
| Duncan, 4 bales cotton.
ThIes feet on the shoals and falling.
| Tho Sam oSE returAs to lAst port this cay at 6
p. NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

PRoBABLY SToLEN.-The Recorder has
in his possession eleven good butcher
knives, which eere taken from a-raan by
the name Of Mccarthy, who was en-.
deavoring4 20 sseHsthem on the street.
i j. supposed the Articles were stolen.
Any person having lost such articles will
have 4then returned by calling on ths
Recorder and identifying the property.
r4nMF E4@s. n T-~r.et1 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

REMoyAL.-We have removed our
samplesAnd aalar0omstO the new double
store, corner Main and Canal streets,
adjoining our foundry, laheat two min
utes' walk up Main street from our cid
stand } where we shall be able TO attend
70 Che wants ofsour friends much nafes
pleasantly than heretofore. Prices as
low asL any house in the West. Wsgms1.l
ufaeture all the goods We sell.
RGLKER, BLoUNT & Co.
feb25-1m. 49,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
River Items


River and Weather. rsl
sYsssefdag it sainsd nskFiy 81 day, and for ths
most part 1t Tsinsd quite hard. The watef 4 ris-
ing at thisSpoGnk It Bsgan Araisise yesterday.
and had risen about three inches up to lat
night.
Arrivals and Depart ures.
The arrivals and departures slncs last rspofk
Include ths Darling, Memphis to Cincinnati; T. =.
T. Mccoints, Louisville to Henderson, and re
turn /; ssm Or, Passport to Evansville; Jonas
Powell, Cincinnati to Passport; Louisville, Gin
esnnati 10 New Orleans; bermuda, DC yflIel to-
Nashvirs; Bertha. Cincinnati to v eksburg;
chsrmes. to Cairo and the VIM. White, to Green
gW - Boafs DUE.
among the 6tst boats due hsrs We notice the
Hiehsing Rse and Lunass1. Louis % Cincinnati;
silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; st. Pat
rick, Menphi Il to louisville; Amazon, New Or
leans to Cincinnati; Lady Pike, Sta Right, aud
Wauanita, for St. LOUIS eIifton and Messenger,
fer AEsn phis; Emerald. for New orlasss HcrenAs
s., Lauis to cincinnsts Palastih a and Mercury
nashville to Louisville.
q MEsceIIaneous.
Business on the wharf yesterday was good, ctr
siderIng the unpleasant weather. Ersights were
handed quite lively. There were not 20 many
arrivals and departures as usual, but the packets
had. : fair freight iIst The Dkfiiug had q
fins nip fof cincinnati .........fhe Mccombs was
light..........Ths Sam. Orr came IN with good
freight. We publish her manifest below, for
which Billy Conant wi please acc pit thankss
........Ths Jonas Powell was well ne GIFTED for
Easiport...-.-....Ths Louisyille passed fer New
Orleans. She is a naw boat, andOn her first trip.
ma.
up for Nashvis The Bertha, for Yieksburgi
passed with her guards ia the water The
gharmer and VIM. White each had good trips.
Boats Leaving To-day.
lilnEOr Easfp0rts<-ThsA Elegant, reliable and
safe, double fnsd boiler, Sam. Orr, with an ae-
compiished set OF officers, leaves for PASSPORT to
day. Get ready. 5ssssas e4aa l-.e
For New Orlesns,-Ths Calumet, Capt
Vance on thu roof, with Ali Edwards in thelef-
fcs, leaves for New Orleans to-day. She Is an ele-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

STRANGE POLITICAL AssocIArEs.-A
few days ago the Courier noticed fight
between a dog and hog, in which he
claimed the hog as q Democrat. Iu
Sundays issue be notices the return to
the city of Billy Goat, which he also
claims as q Democrat. Democratic
politics does make strange associates.
San open confession is said to be
"good for the soul" "Go-it"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

-ssss 50 .zsex wsz a blasaasau ssH sre 81
Es.a41Aa 3 z9Ias .aa418qaAo ydal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
City COunciI Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

.tag tas1s 1a1 March y, 1850.
? The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor, Mayor Baker, presid-
ing
10 Councilmen preBent-Mesrs. Dean,
Orr Hsamans Helbling Feldhecker, and
Mius.s wa MI 9gMaa
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved
The following bills were allowed and
oFdAfed 10 be paidg of9refeftedfs
iKvanssille1Gas LighsC Company, $604.-
is Referred fer consideration.
Thomas Scantlfn, fol. spindles, stoves,
&c, $43 So Allowed.
WIN. Johnson, for hauling dead ami
mails, So 40 Allowed - =
Isa Police bill $l23l00. a1is4a ~
VIM. Pain, one months salary as
teamster, $40 80
Fred. Pfsfl4. for earth purchased by
the city, SIT 80.
A. Kirkpatrick, salary as street COM
missioner, $50 80. 10
\ w Il Walker, for maps, $500.
~ g. MeCorkle, for iumber, $f5. 20.
Thos Jordan, for labor, So rs.
Boyle & Smith, for wood Sc so. a
John McInerny, for repairing streets,
eI0s4 - W9A fff IS ~ esfI
I D. G. Keller, for earth, $50 "a
J. B. johnson, salary as contract sur
geon, for. one month, $50 90
. Peter Berg, for candles, $700
Peter Zapp and others, for labor on
streets, $96756fl 1sSss 90 "
Elijah Perkins, one months salary as
steam FIRE engineer, 500 00 4 4 ]
A report of the City Marshal, relative
to the fliiDgof certain lots. was read,
and showed the expenses $l72 48.
&C. s REPORT OF CITY COLLECTION.
HHAf~~
John Schubert, 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

City. and State.
The Long Roll SBeatingl
- =
Fan in," Union Menlrs

The Unioia Lseague
win have messing at Masonic Hall
'shis Tuesday evening; st I O'clock. A
full attendance 90 desired. Persons in
full fellowship with the Union party, and
vouched f0r'b members Of5the League,
are invited to be present. BUSINESS Of
Importance will be transacted.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
WANTED.

VATANTkD "A YOUNG MAN, LATELY ~
w basines who has capital, good asa
quaintancs ia the city, arA exrerienred III hlai.
hess d.. Tres to Inns II With soute bal
nesshoass a. salssman on clerk. Bess Of rskr.
6noes given x ddFess Clerk, lock .Draweria5.--
mars 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

WET AND DRY.-Notwithstanding yes.
terday was oneAof the wettest days Of
the season, as far as the weather was
eenesrhsd, it was Absolutely lopeef the
dryest days for local news we have had
Tor long time. We looked and waited
for something to turn up ont of which to
make a note, but there was nothing
not even "two young ladies driving
slowly"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

REeoRpER's CoURE-Jaek Hitch was
before the Recorder yesterday inAtwo
cases. @ The first charge was that of
disorderly conduct on the street. -four
ishing a huge knife, striking at passersf
by, &c, for which he was fined 800,
with 50 95 costs. Thelsecond case was on
charge of drunkenness, for which be was
fined $50, with So IS costs. Thus II
will be seen that the whole fines and
costs amounted to the moderate little
sum of $16I 80, ell for an ordinary
drunk. 1t was his second offence, how.
ever, and considered an aggravated case
Tim Mccarthy was peddling butcher
knives on the street, which the police
suspected he had stolen, but not having
proof of larceny he was tried on charge
Of peddling without license, and fined So,
with s. IS eosts.Ag AKA A&4 -a-0
Henry Gable, an old gray-headed man,
was charged with Drunkenness. In con
alteration OF his age, he was allowed to
peace; -on =his-psymsnf Of costs
and nights i6deing at the Darling
House In all, it costs him 50 40, which
is considered cheap nights lodging st
fashionable hotel.
10 Minieh was drunk and had fought
afeffow mortal, and acted in an impru-
dent manner in other respects, for which
he was charged fine Of SIS, with 81 As
costs. 1t is pity that 10 got into bad
scrape. he used to be brave soldier,
and has fought many q battle for his
country. It was his first offence, and
We hope it will be Joe's last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

Heavy LICENSE, - The S6e1byviIle
Union publishes an ordinance By which
saloon keepers mlst hereafter pay $500
iicense,fof the privilege Of selling in,
soxicating liquors in that town. Shelby
county must be overwhelmingly Demo,
cratic. -, sesr e. sS 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

R@- Hiram Nelson has an auction
sale of dry goods shoes, boots, hats and
caps, this 4orning at.95 O'Clock. at bis
auction room No. IS, Main street, oppo-
site the Washington House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

CHAIN GAEe.-We believe that there
10 no mode of punishment that has so
good tendency to correct the evil of
petty misdemeanors as that of g chain
gang. There has been quite a number
Of cases Of late where parties have Of
Tended the law, and were unable to pay
the fine imposed, and have been sent to
jail as q punishment In other cities
such persons are made to pay the ex-
pense of their prosecution, and the fine,
BY performing laborson the streets, and
we see no good reason why the rule
should not be adopted here. We believe
it would be attended with good results,
and have decided Influence against
the frequent commission of those lttle.
petty crimes that are so frequent in the
city; besides, the laboring and indus
trious tax payer would be relieved of
burden that ought not to be imposed on
them. fssys,a.F srsg rRa
In few cases, parties have been AL
lowed to leave the city, as q means of
hquidatiDg the claims the city has on
them z If they had been put to work on
the streets, service that is very much
needed In our city, such persons would
perhaps have. exercised a little more
care in future, as to the commission II
such crimes ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

New HEAD DREss-We notice that
our friend, John s .ott, has procured a
neat and tasty headsdressl for bis paper,
: the Evansville Weekly Gazette.h The
Gazette is q sprfghtiyF weekly iiterargs
Paper, and is neatlY got up throughout
We congratulate our friend on the ap-
pearance of his paper. RI -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

TsssefdaS it sained neatly 81 day, and for ths
most part 1t reined quite hard. The watef Il ris-
sing at thisJpoink It Seean Araisiss yesterday.
and had risen about three inches up to lat
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

FiRsr OPEsfSG OF rHE SEAsoS.-Just
received, Spring Goods, in great variety,
at HEAD & MooNEys,
sla4msrl 2s2t 5 90 No. 40 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13

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