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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II al the Stations on the e. MDEN and AMBoY and
connecting railroads Increased despatch.
THE ca MI En- AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
ANSFOR ALTON COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
tor New York Will leave WALNUT street Wharf at
ocl ock p. NJ, daily (Sundays excepted)
Freight must be delivered before AZ NJ, to be for =.
waTded the same day. Returning, the above lines win
leave New York at Il noon, and and p. Nj.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Kingston New Bruins
wick and al points on the Camden and Amboy Rail
Ioadi also on the Bevidere, Delaware and Fleming-
ton the New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburg an
the burlington and Mount Holly Raj roads, received ano
fOrw arded up TO l T. M.
The Belyideie De aware Railroad connects at Phi :.
lpsburg with the LehRh Va ley HarOad and at Manun
khchu with all points on n Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad forwarding 10 Syracuse Bufialo
and other points in western New York.
The New Jen ey Rairo connects Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Centra Railroad and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
"A slip memorandum, specifying the marks and mum
beTs shippers and consgnees must, In every instance
be with each load Of goods receipt viii be
gwen Increased facilities have been made ior the
transport alton OF Live Stock. Drovers Q Invited To
try The route When stock furnished In quantities Of
two carloads more IL will be delivered at the foot
OF FOriieth street near the Drove YARD at Fier No
oTth river as the shippers mfy des gnate the time
shipment For terms. or other information apply to
WALTZ FREEMA 4 n. FI eight Agent' "
Ill No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue Phiadeiphia
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WTEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w FTom loot o. MARKET Street upper Ferry).
Daily, except SUNDAYS -H - H.

Nv D.
w ETom loot o. MARKET Street upper Fery)
fall AND WINTER. ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing " EDN ESDAN November is 1865
For Brdgeton Salem and AL Sta ions on West Jersey
ana Salem Railroads, at A. M and $3.50 P. M
Fo, Aiyille and ali intermediate Stations, ate A. N.
For { ape Nay and intermediate Stations at A. NJ to
Milvle COM Getting with Freieh Train Passenger Car
through Passenger Que p. M.
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations, at A. NJ.
For woodbury., Gloucester, ETC., at A. M, 3, $50
Freigbt tram viii leave Phi adelpha from sandford's
wharf, at 10 A. M E, and Camden at IL NJ
- j VAN RENSSELAER,, superintendent
LII, ottand t ali tbe nan al hranchas ~ axnrass hnaueaa
receive deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies; 10 all parts OF the country, any
Special Messenger acc panies each through traz.
once No Walnut street BIG 9m
tOe6 6-PHILADELPH AND ERIE
IC1Osl RAILROAD
This great line the Northern and Northwest
Eie II has been leased and 1t operated by the Penn
sylvanla Railroad Company: ,,s ~ nurv ~, INV.
Arrive Eastwald dr. re Mall Train 100 +. M
-" Erie Erie EXP Express ,Sss,I Ira1 9t5S y piS A. M
AeeEe "eSs"aru-Eile E.Ie ExIress % Train, 7.2OA. NJ.
Express Trains without change, both ways between
Philadelphia SPW sPV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at coop NJ arriyeat Ere et S,yI AN
aSss5ae kssSS ms OF OF cars between Ere and New York
Elegant Sleeping Cars all Night Trains
ES5 RHFPf0n SnG
And fore freight business OF the Sompangs gents
HET Streets Philadeiphia; J. W. Reynolds Ere; WI
lam Brown, Agent, U. n q ,Baiumore. r...,x,
T5ssSs Rst fRsSasT
Jos D. POTTS General Manager. WilliamspoIt.
ALF RED l. TYLER; General superintendent
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Clerk OF Common Council,
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this third day of February, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and siXtY-sil
IA. ID. 1867 - -
MORTON McMTCHAEL,
1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
the VERY LAfES'
TELEGR APH.
The Ponfal Servlce.

NEW YoRK, March 29.-The Tribune
Washington special says that during
the FIRST year, of the war, the Post of.
Gee earned q net profs Of over $3.50, 600
from mail service in the loyal States.
The 6rst three months that the mail ser
vice was resumed at the South, there
was q loss in the whole county of $50, :
000 As the mail routes are being ex-
tended over the South the deficiency
rapidly extends. Tomorrow is the last
day for bids for transporting the mails.
In reply to letter of the Collector of
New Yors, asking whether he should
admit cargo of South American hides
just arrived At this port; the Secretary Of
the Treasury has given permission for
their entry, if after careful inspection
il is ascertained that they do not come
from region infected with the cattle
plague. 4aq ~ .4ssve eRf.
The Herald's Toronto special says or
ders have been issued to muster out the
surplus volunteers, except 10, 900, which
number will be kept IS standing army
of observation on the frontier.
The Herald's Cincinnati special says
q negro in Paris, Kentucky, had
outraged white child 10 years old, and
afterward murdered her, was this even
ing taken By the citizens from the Jail
and hung His body is still suspended.
The Tribnnes Washington special
says Secretary Mccullough stated yes
terdsy that the May interest due on s.
20s would be paid early in April. The
amount Of geld required is % million
dollars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
LOOK out for Lies.


Mr.. Charles Habbe, q fussy little
| bundle of ignorance snd impudence-
one of those interesting and amiable
specimens of humanity whose nose is in
everybody's business, and who always
talks knowingly about everything going
on in the city-has been telling the
voters of the Fourth Ward that Mr.
ADoLPH PFAFFLIS, the Union candidate
for Councilman, does not intend to serve
if elected. We are authorized to say
that Mr.. Habbe, with his well known
habits in that particular, has not told
the truth. Not only does Mr.. Pfafiin
propose to make the race, but the
Fourth Ward will find him one of the
most valuable and faithful Councilmen
it could select. His acquaintance with
the affairs Of the city. having served for
one or two terms as City Clerk, and bis
excellent qualifications as business
man, make him peculiarly fit candi-.
date for the voiera of that ward.
We would not feel called upon to thus
publicly explode the s5Og gestions Of the
fussy and unserupulous individual afore-
said, did he not presume to speak for
Mr.. Pfafiin by reason Of the relation he
sustains to him by marriage. The
voters of the Fourth Ward will, there
fore, be on their guard against the hypo-
critical falsehoods of all politicians of
such coppery complexion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
TURN QUIT TURN OUT +!
Union Meeting. Saturday
Night, at the Court
nqes House. g


There will be a meeting of the Un-
conditional Union men at the Court
House an Saturday night, and it ia
hoped that there will be large attend
Soce. Several speeches will be deliv.
eled, aud it is expected to have . good
time in general. Let every friend Of the
Union cause be on hand at IA O'Clock
precisely. Every member of the Union
League should be there. Come out, and
let US have grand rally on that occa
sion. Some business Of Importance will
be transacted. On Monday the election
takes place, and IL is important that we
should 60 into the 6ght understandingly,
and if we do, succesa is sure to crown
our efforts. All sorts of schemes and
plans win be laid to defeat the candi-
dates of the Union party, aud the labor
ing mans true friends; hence it is
necessary that tie Union men should
be properly organized and work right.
It is just the time to 60 to work right
now. Let no true Union man remain
away from the Court House tO-morrow
night EFs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
The Workingman's Friend!
An Embezzling Candidate.
Sergeant Whites Record

The Courier has been significantly
retiaent on the question of who shall be
our next City Clerk. Since we pub
hshed its candidates interesting record
as an Odd Fellow, we have heard no
cheers proposed for the glorious old
Sergeant. Silence is a confession Of
guilt. Can it be possible that Copper
head ingenuity is exhausted? Have the
writer's of certificates all disd2 By all
means let us have q few certificates.
We propose to keep the Sergeanps
record before the people Here it is
Look at it again. Scan it in all its in.
teresting particulars:n
g Nesr6urgh Lodge, No. l04 MOVES
WHITE expelled for EMBEZZLING
THE FUNDS OF THE LODGE" &
Webster defines embezzlemant as
"the act Of .trauduIently appropriating
10 ones own use what is intrusted to
ones care and management as the
embezzlement of his employers money
OF public funds, BY the public officer
having them in charge" 4
That is exactly what e the matter
with Noisy White. IS
To correctly estimate the enormity oI
his offense, it must be remembered that
nearly all the surplus money in Odd
Fellows Lodges goes directly to tbs
fund for the relief of widows and or
phans. Therefore, the Widow and Or.
phan Fund Of Ne@burgh Lodge is short
lust the amount Of money embezzled BY
the so-called workingmen's candidate fol
Clerk of the city of Evansville.
Voters not unfrequently elect mel
who embezzle their funds, but it is no
often that one comes before them ant
aolicits their suffrages who is known il
advance to be an expert in that line.
The question is, Do the workingmel
of Evansville propose to vote for mai
who has embezzled funds intrusted Il
him-under circumstances that voul'
call forth evidences of integrity, if b
possessed any-and then indorHe him O
: representative of that large and hith
erto honorably-regarded class of on
population
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Boiler ExpIosion,

VISoESSEs, March 29.-The boiler O
Davies steam saw mill, six milss Weat
of Mitchell, Indiana, on the Ohio 4
Mississippi Railroad, exploded at about
seven o'clock this morning with terrible
effect, totally demolishing the mill and
killing two men outright, Hunt and
Sanders, and severely scalding and
otherwise injuring two others named
Carter and Stuckes Carter is so severe
ly injured that his recovery Is very
doubtful. Stuckes is badly hurt but will
probably recover. The telegraph wires
were torn from the poles Tor nearly
three quarters of mile from the explo-
sion, and everything near the mill is in
. state of ruin. The owner of the mill
thinks the accident was caused By the
negligence of the engineer, who is one
of the killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

R6 Major Hynes desires US TO say,
In reply to the Courier cool and impu.
dent insinuatious about ice water, that
while Mr.. Nurre and his CopperheAd
associates on the Board Of Commission
ers last Summer were free to appso-
propriateth peoples money in making
themselves comfortable with ice-water
ard other luxuries,. the Clerks Office
was supplied with water at its own
expense, and he presumes the same was
the case with the Auditor's Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Fenian Meeting.

RIcEMoED, Va, March go "A large
Fenisn meeting was held last night at
Market Hall. Addresses were delivered
by Major Toohey and others.
The coiored people of this city an
nounee their purpose to celebrate the
Sd Of April as the anniversary of their
freedom, BY procession and speeches
They appeal to Gen. Terry and Mayor
Saunders to have good order preserved
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

R6r We give up much of our space
this morning to the Civil Rights Bill and
the Presidents reasons for yetoing il,
that our readers may compare one with
the other. There will be ample time,
during the canvass this Summer, 10 dis
cuss the merits both Of the bill and the
veto, and we dare say the people will be
fully informed on the whole question
before they are called on for verdict al
the ensuing Fall elections.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

B6 Let it be remembered that not q
single candidate for the Council on the
so called Workingmen's Ticket, with one
doubtful exception, has voted the Union
ticket for the past four years. This sig
nifcant fact ought Of itself to determine
every Union voter in the city how he
should vote on Monday next.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
MARKET REPORTS.

~ New York Raswkets. "a.
NEW YoRK March 2a.
COTTON ia shade lower, and less actiVe al 4Ic
FLoUR is less active. aud pricea are without
r ss s GO =,
Ohio, and 65gll 90 for trade brands, the
market closing sleady.
WHISKY = steady at 2GH@2 ~.
WHEAT is quiet and without any decided
change; 65 for No Milwaukee, and 80 for
Western red.
RYE is dull.
BARLEY Is more active, and lc better
BAR Ely MALT 10 steady.
OoRN is a shade a msr. but not very active !;
6sg4s; for unsound. and 7414@77c for sound
OATS are better; 35G43; for unsour Western,
and 64@55 for sound do.
COFFEE is dull.
SUGAR is dull; 1o1<@1lc for Cuba
+ M0LAsSES Ia dull a. $50 for Porto BIco.
PErR0LEUai n 10 hrmer; crude 26I5@27c, re-
Il led In bond 40c, June delivery 45c. Z aAA ~ &
PORK % iirmer, and in fair demand; 80 COG
26 rs for new mess, cioiIng at 26 25 regular
"a 60925 90 for old do.s and q 25922 90 for
prime. ssr zfxs e- Il TTFnT4
LAID tlrn at Is11l@is1so. = -
BUTfER is unchanged. .0E
OHEEsE 10 dull at l6@S2c.
4 MoSErARx. msEn H
Money 10 steady at per cent. kH s-ale
Sterling 10 dull 1T 1917. .esst ga4
Gold Is ,S1a shade easier. opening at 1854. and
Government stocks are armer. sa1a8 sga'
~
Cfncinnatf Market.
HIs CIHCIENArI. March 20.
FLOUR is unchanged and dull
WHEAT is dull, except for old, which Is ex-
cited and nnsettlsdi choice red would bring 2 so
az So -.
CORN is In good demand AZ 5205aa
OATS are dull at 4O94fc
WHISKY Is dull at 23a2 "a.
MESS PORK is In good demand af 25 0o@25 Is,
sellers.
BULK MEATS are dull; shoulders ss<c loose,
and sides 13c. As@
LARD Ia saleabie at 1Sc a -
BACON, nothing done
BUTTER is scarce and In demand At A5047 4 r
fresh. ~
GOLD1 81. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
MUSIC STORE.
ELECTION NOTICE.

'iA'V Ta1sslSSTsS nd dsDsSoai County. IS.
The State Of Indiana to the Sheriff OF Wander
r BEYTHE hYNxs, CLERK or THE VAN.
1s derbufgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to
the sherin q said county what oficers are to be
elected for the several townships in said county,
At the usual places Of holding elections, on the
inst Monday IN April, A. ID, 1866; n
Por Pigeon Township, four Constables.
For Knight Township, two ConstabIea.
For Armstrong Township, one Justice OF the
Peace and two Oonetablea
For Perry Township, one Justice Of the Peace
a. d tw1 Constahles
For Union Township, one Justice Of the Peace
and two Constabies - I
Fer Uenter Township, two Constablea.
For German Township, one Justice " the Peace
and Two Consiabless F 4sssta Ifa
scott Tewnship-ons Justice Of the Peace and
two Constabes. fNH
Aud one ownship Tru'tee for each of said sew
eral townships.
Ard the Sheriff is hereby directed to give legal
notice OF said election, In conformity with the
Statute IN such case made and provided.
In witness whereof / hereunfo eubecrfbe NV
name and affix the Seal Of said Court at Evans
willie, this lst day Of March. A. d 1868 arI
BLYTHE HYHEs, Clerk ". c. Q.
I,ALEx. DARLING, sheriff Of Vahdefburkh
county, certify that the above aud foregoing fs a
true and complete copy Of the original now on
hl'' In my Office. 'F+
mars-tt 81 ALEX. DAZZLING, s. v.o.
LUniop, Courier and Democrat please copy.ls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

Cars Run T6rough to and from
Evansville, without Transfer Time
guaranteed. Rates guarantees to
and from Evansville asd Eastern
cities. Only Ten Days to and from
Evansville aad New York, and
Nine Days to and from Evansville
and Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
CITY SPRINGS.
MEssRs. DAMRON g. co,

WILL OPEN TO THE PUBL 10, ON TU Es-
w DAY, april Sd, 1866 these beautiful grounds.
Having expended $4,000 In the last fifteen
months improving the grounds, fitting q splea-
did Dancing HAll-with Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
Dressing hooma attached-and Wine Bar for
the accommodation Of the guests, they hore to
share liberal patronage from the pleasnre-l
Ing people Of Evansville.
The opening day will embrace music by the
celebrated Crescent City silver Band, fr9na the
music stand In the north Park. The Bowling
Saloon, Billiard Rooms, Bar and Ladies' Confec
tlonary, will be open. And the Dancing Hall
with ali its pleasures, in the south Park, will be
sI en- from O'Clock p. m, until 6tS M, and
again open at p. m. TO IL m, making two
Balls the occasion, with osenbergh's celebrated
String Band.
The Ploprietors assure the public and their
friends that they will every effort to preserve
good order, and TO that end will have sufficient
police force on the grounds No improper chaFac-
ters will be admitted, either to the grounds or
dancing hall. Ball and supper Tickets can be had
at the Wine Bar.
Tho PropriesOrs win have the Hotel, with bath
ms aud Mineral Water from its fountain in
front of the bath house, ready to open TO the
public. aud ready TO receive boatders, by about
the faFst Of May. Due notice of the day win be
announced in due time marS0.5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
DYE HOUSE.


II AnCy Dye HOu@R~
II. GRAUPNER, oOR. OAK q CENTRE sTs.
(Hear the Canai), = i = =
Has orened q Dye Heuse at the above place. and
Is prepared to color Silks, Wooden or Gotten
Goods, Hair, &c In all colora. E1
have been engaged in the business over thirty
ave yearB, and have been employed tn the largest
establishments in Europe and this country
ma hold myself FesponsfbIs for all damage
sustained by goods under my charge.
"a Cleaning and Securing Of Ladies' and
Gsntlemen's Goods done Of short notice. Give me
q fair trade. (dl0-em1l1 y. GRAUPNRR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

The Line Is msnag d throughout by men OF
transportation experience, equai to any in the
country wbose aiin it will be TO render sat sfac-
ton 10 its patrons 8gsnts ofsthe Company are
sushoriz ID TO settle claims for damages or deteD-
ton a. destination, instead OF the usual custom
OF referring them back 70 pOins of shipment
Parties ordering freight from either OF the
Eastern cities, should direct shippers 70 mark
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

WAsHISGToN, March 29s--The treaty
with the Chief and head men of the
Lower Platte band of Damota or Sioux
Indians, has just been officially pronul-
gated. W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Notice 20 Contractor.

M NAe" ~ 's'o-
The :ommon Council OF tho city Of Eyansviil0
viii receive sealed proposals. until tho 9th day OF
Alley situated between Cherry and OAK sirests
and extending from Second to Third street.
By order Of the Cou1cil
81 M A. n. mcaRIFB, Clerk
March l6. 1866. mario td
Union copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
NOTICE.
Application FOR Lioense,

NoTIoE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I WILL
derbuFgh county, at their next seasion for license
TO sell liqaor In Quantities less than q ousrt on
the pre- misses known as the Crescent CITY Billiard
Saloon, corner Of Main and Third streets, In the
city of Evansville.
mar19Wsw g. J. GRAMMAR,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

Built expressly fJr this trade, aad that Run
THROUGH between the Eastarn and Western
cities WITHOUT IRA RSEER. which enables 1t
70 avoid the Injurious delays SO generally preva-
lent At trans slipping points.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Not -oe to Contractors.

Al AROH II, 1850.
The Common Council cf the city Of Evansville
u te elFe sealed proposals until the OH day Of
April. 1866 for grsdfng. grsveling aSd paving the
ats dtuAtid tefw. en- Fdhrth And fifth streets,
and extending from Mainlto Locust street.
BY order Of the Couucii
A. NJ. afcGRIFF, Clerk.
March IL, l6ee. marie I'd
(Unfon .convA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
:. STAR UNION LINE. !.

- - - = - fsE
sasmla ra1 u
and refer them 10 Agents Of this Company Tor
shipping directions, rates, time, contracts, &C.
Parties shipping to Eastern cities from interior
points, via EranaTiile, ahouid coEsign their
freight 70 care q r. H. EHBMAN, Agent Star
Union Line at BvaBasilis. {advising him Of the
same By mai }, Who will issue through Eilis OF
LAdinR, giving rates, time, contracts, &c., &o.
AGENTS TH TIE EAST.
GEO. ,. HARgIs. ~ Washington at Boston.
j. I. GoSsBEB%2J1 Brosdway, New York
JOHN MckNIGrIT, as IN stant st., PhIla.
CHAs. II. KOONSs corner esntre and Caivssf
streets, Baltimore.
AGENTS IN THE WEST
II. w. BROWN. Ciucinnafi ase 90
w. 4. R0BIHS0Gs Louisyills. j
s. +. GRAY, Indian spolis.
N. STEVENS, st Louis.
% JAS. TALLMADGE, JH., Memphis. is
L.. Il. WILSON. Nashville. a-.f fet
w. w. CHANDLER, Chicago
II s.GRAY, General superin tendent. Cincfn-
nsti. ohio. e Is sos -
Evansville office. F.H. EHRMAN,
! -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
MILLINERY.
Mrs: Schaefa1rI :

WHISTLES TO INFO sM THE LADIES OF
w Evansville and viciRity that she still con-
tinues her Millinery Business. on Third street,
between Main and Sycamore. having received q
Cloak Patterns. Having secured the services OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Sewing Machina-

The Grover Baker Is the most simple. duraf,,a
and perfset Sewing Machine before the publio IL
makes the celebrated Elastic ouble Lock .SfIteh
which will not break even on q bias. aud neetls
no fastening at tie end ,f its seams. II NOT ouIv
manner, but does the most beautiful efnEroiderv
An aasortmeut Of Machines on hand and f3rs
sale. Full instructions VIII be given with eaoh
Machine, By an experienced operator.
maIz4-lm CAROLINE SOYEFER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
VINEGAR.
FEED.
Chonped Fee1,

GUOppEu 4 EEus
HTE ARE JUST -kECEIFING IN STORE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
food for milk cows, is much superior to ship
stuff and bran. Those who wish the largest pos
sible yield Of miIk from their cows had better
try il. Rs. RUsTOE CO.,
sept6. No. 80, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
CABS.

Cabs! Cabs! Cabs! I
1--WE MOST EXTENSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
i assortment Of Childrsn's Cabs ever,broneht
to the city, can be found at
WARREN & C0NYNGIoN's.
Nc. Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
n CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Ccntractors.

M ARCH 1Cs 1866.
TIE Common Council Of the city ofEvansville
will receive sealed proposals until the 9th day of
April, 1866 for grading. gravslinK and paving ths
alley situated between sixth and Seventh streets,
BY order of the Council
A. M. McGR IF, Clerk.
March 1G, 1896. narl6 ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
Dress and Cloak Maker.

Is confident Of giving the most decided satfsfac-
tion. She feels thankful fer past fayors. ana con
tfnues 20 solicit their future patronage She has
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