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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN COAST & WARN &c K,
SlsS No. 21O MARKET Street.
D SCOTT, JR., AUCTION r,
ID. NO. 1920 SHESNUT STREET. 52R
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28

POPULAR TAILoRIEG.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

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NEw METIsoPoLITAN.--This evening
Miss Kate ReignoIda commences are;
engagement at the above institution, nm
der the most favorable auspices, pro-
ducing. for the FIRST time in this city, the
" Midnight Angel one of the most re
markahle OF modern French dra mas,
and has attracted universal attention
wherever produced. Miss Rsignold' o
English version of Barriere's "Ange de
MinnitR' ia q model of symmetry in
form, and Of superb dramatic con-
stFuction. Il belongs to o class which is
not common even In Paris. III endeavors
to unite the boldess supernatural effects
with theordinary course and action of
Domestic life. Perhaps no piece Of such
unique plan has ever been attempted
The. New York Tribune, speaking Of
the merits of this great drama, says: 6
= awe remember how unparalle ita success In
Francs The Amhique Comfque Theatre
one of the four devoted co the purely romantic
drama--haa never known 80 great ahuccess. The
Porte &C. Martin, with MeiDgue in his beat roles,
was almost serted in fRF n of this new and
startling production The triumph was, Of course
due, in great degrees to tho exquisite which
Che actors bestowed upon the representation, the
earnestnesa and sincerity of every psrsonation
gave it reality which alEaoat made spectators
share tha faith in the pretarnatural workings Of
the story. Az each new revelation OF the pres
enee of the aseuging NIGEL the andfencc Hhudder-
cd and shrank; and we once saw no less than i've
OF the most experienced, and Ehsrefors the least
sensitive Of french dranatiata seated together in
the fauteuilsn each outclamoring the other with
scenes. With regard to Miss Rak4nolds' persona
toE Of the principal part, we can speak in cordial
praise Ie showed grace, feeling and unquea ion-
able power wv can also aay that 1T was heartily
spplauded throughout Turn out en sBasss to-
night. and witness this great dramatic FEAST
Go early andlseeare your seats. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

LucKY.-The Terre Haute Journal
sags that B. M Harrison, of that place,
il about to become the proprietor of one
half Of. the sum Of $6, $50, 600, left by :
deceased relative In England. II APP
pears that the "Rne old English gentle
man bequeathed his fortune to the old
est mehbsr Of he Harrison family in
Monmouth county, NJ. B.M Fl. and
first cousin of his, both natives Of that
county HIare the competitors, bat, both
being born on the same day, and the
exact hpnr not being known, they have.
like wise and aenaihle men, agreed II
share equally in the magnificent bequest
amounting to a million and quartel
sterling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

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STRANGE FATAEHTY.--A strange and
terrible fatality, says the New Albany
Ledger, seems TO- hafe followed the
brothers McDougal Of that city. The
youngest brother, Aaron, died from an
misunderstanding a nail in his foot,
which produced lock-jaw. Capt Henry
McDougal, the next brother, was killed
ut Nav Orleans by being thrown from q
buggy while the horses were runnirg
away; and Alexander, the last Of the
three brothers, CANA to bis death from
injuries received by the explosion Of the
steamer Lockwood. All were highly re-
apected, energetic, and good citizens,
and all were taken away before they had
reached the prime Of Life. 49, aa14yg ]
FIRE-On the 9Th instant, a large
house bslenging.to Capt. John Conway,
situated about eight miles from Madison,
was totally. destroyed BY Ere. II was
supposed that the FIRE communicated
from defective AusNAThere were few
articles saved. The loss 10 about %, 900
CIHous-Thaysr d Noyss' circus Il
now performing in Cairo. The Cairoitea
can have o cifcus once in while ifthey
cant support q theatre.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE F. I'd asRsAG COUNTY. IS.
The State of Indiana to the Sheriff Of Wander.
burgn County:
r BLYTHE HTNEs, CLERK or THE VAN
L. dsEburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify K
the Sheriff Of said county, what ofhcsra are to b.
elected for the several t0wnships ia said county
az the usual places Of holding election D. on ths
first Mouday in April, A. d. 1885:
Por Pigeon Township, four Conatables.
For Knight Township two Oonstables.
For Armstrong Township one Justice of the
For For Perry ToHnship. one Jussic0 Of the Peace
Al two Consfables. s,.z
For Union Township, one Justice ofsthe Psacs
and two Consfables- 81 aTss sztss : n
Fer Center Township. two Gonstabies.
For German township, one Justice OF the Psacs
and two Ounstables-
And one ownship Trustees for each of said sew
eraI townships. safs.ss Is ssssz
And the Sheriff Is hereby directed to give legal
notice of said election, Ia conformity with this
Stetute In such case made and provided.
In witness whereof hereanto subscribe my
name and afix the Seal Of said Court, at Evans
VILE this LIST day Of March AID 1866
BLYTHE HYMNS, Clerk Y. @. o.
e ~
/. ALEX. DARLING, Sheriff Of yauderburgh
County, certify that the above and foregoing i a
true and complete copy Of the original now on
mars- e ~ ALEX. DAZZLING, s. ". o. Z
lUnion, Courier and Democrat please copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

City and State.
WANTED.
A good C0mpOsitor nc this once.

THE FlRH.-The aiarm Of ere on Sat
Iurday night was not false one, ON has
been stated. On the contrary, Mr..
Joshua Davis smoks-houae, corner Of
Mulberry and Fourth streets, was con.
sumed by Ere, with ths loss Of the con-
tents The Ere probably originated BY
smoking meat. No other material dam.
age was done save the burning Of the
house and meat above mentioned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
RoBBEar AND MURDER The Madison

ROBBERY AND MURDER The Madison
Courierrof Friday last brings Intelligence
Of one OF the most diabolical ontrages
that we have read Of The paper says:
! A short time sincs, Mr.. Todd, re-
siding on Bear Creek, half mile west
Of Paris, Jennings county, Indiana,
eighteen miles from this city, sold his
little farm for $3.50. On Wednesday
last, 7th instant, at the hour Of two
clock in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.
Todd, having occasion 10 90 ont into the
field for shori time, left the children
I'M the house together There were three
Of the chiIdren--aged, respectively, two,
four, and six years
The parents, Of course, suspected NO
danger, and all their money, &c, was
left 10 the saouse. In half an hour, how
ever, they returned, and were horror
stricken to find all three of the children
stretched upon the floor az IL in q dying
condition., and weltering in their hleodl
Immediately giving the alarm 10 their
nearest neighbors, ID. spread until the
people of the entire vicinity were ont in
arms, on foot and on horseback, scour.
ing the country In search Of the hell
deserving author Of tle horrible crime.
The snpposition ID that the PRIMARY OBJ
iects oil the iend in human shape was
robbery, but after taking the money and
such other yalnables "a heEwanted, be
feared perhaps that the eldest child
might DO witness against him, and
therefore knocked them all three in the
head.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

WILL Pay A. LIBERAL REWARD FOB
A. the recovery Of the remains e. my s0n, John
All. Apr, who wns drowned on the night OF che
7Ath Inst. in the Ohio river, opposite EFanaTllei
He was heavy set, hair hroWn and short, wore
small moustache and goafea, about hve fest eight
hnaking bootR with yellow tops; had en- grey
Jacket with brass buttons, will lettsr On them;
ALSO heavy coarse linen hunting coat, three out
aide pockets one side, and two large gama
pockets inkae striped la sey vest, white shirt
grey jeans paats. Nc lad on bis person b gold
dcnhle<raae hunting ewateh, with the name sF.
wv. Cook on the casa outside
fbf0-1wd NJ JOHN MI APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

DIsrRlBurHD-The Secrstaryof State
has completed the distribution Of the ex-
ira session in book form TO the various
counties Of the State. II ia hoped that
the clerks Of the counties win make
protnpt acknowledgements, 20 that The
laws can be declared in force a. soon a.
possible, .as manysof tho States credit.
ORR are anxious for their money. 90
allowed them BY the specific appropria.
ton bin, which By mistake contains no
emergency clause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

Board oF TRADE.-The Board OF
Trade proposes holding another meeting
on Wednesday next Asst 10 desired to
have full attendance Of all the mem-
bers, we make mention of the fact, 20
that chr business men will not forget it.
We hope each one win make II bis espe-
cial business TO be on hand promptly
at the time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

REAUTIFUL--During our stroll yester.
day we stopped on q corner to "rest q
spell, when some gay young ladies
drove past In @ carriage, one Of them
looked at MS and exclaimed, " two good
looking chaps, drive slowly" Thank
yon ladies, speak again. - Courier
O dearl How Eve uns" do Gauss
the hearts Of "you ana" to palpitate a.
we " 90 bobbing around" We 'sehaps
are 10 beautiful as a--Okl " We are
so beautiful, " ~ we unH are. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

a LITrnE Row.--A little row occurred
Of one Of our hotels yesterday, between
one Of the landlords and an employee Of
the house, growing ont Of some talk that
had been had relative to the latter. We
learn that she employee was considera-
bly, injured about the head. During the
melee. four or five pistol shots were fred,
but no serious damage was done.. IL ID
TO be hoped the matter may be adjusted
without further trouble. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
RusY-Paaaina- Mr.. Turner'S She

BUsY.-Paasing Mr.. Turner'S she 9
store on First street. on Saturday, We
noticed that his neat establishment vas
filled with customers, who were album
dainty pleased with the bargains they
had been getting. Mr.. Z. 10 thoroughly
acquainted with his business, and bis
loo prices, together vita bis aEabiIits
and courtesy, proved the secret Of the
rush.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
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I'M Office,
Notice OF opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in F. W.
BrinRmevArsg ErIarnAra ar,&

Notice Of opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in IT. W.
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.
NTOTIOE III HEREBY GIVEN, shat the Com.
Nv mon Conucii at isa session ON The 29th aay or
january 1860, passed an order for tho opening
and laying out Of Grant street through a part Oh
R. WV. Erinkmeyer'm Enlargement from Ann
ntrset to point parallel with Hamilton street ia
3ha Northern Enlargement. Said Grant ARREST A.
be of the width OF saxty {6) fset and the eastern
Mne of mmAd Grant street TO Ne hundred and
mfnefy -fhrae t19S) feet distant from and paraIlrl
with Tina eastern lime of F. w. Brfnkmeyerss Nm
1sfarson street, from ita present terminus &C or
NEAR the Western line a the Northern Eniarge-
menf to aad Grant street. And for the opening
and extending OF Hamilton street from Ito pres
emt term nua az the western line Of the
Northern Enlargement TO aaid Grant street, and
fpr tha opening and extending " Sixth street
from Ire present. tertBinus &C or near the eastern
line Of eharp's Enlargf msnt 10 SAID Ora tstreet,
and for thel peninR and extending or &iieys 10
block nrmb&s one {1} aid block number four 4A9
TN the Nart hnrn Enlargement from the present
terminus OF said alleys et near the western
line Of the Northern Enlargement 60 said Grant
street.
plat or the said streets and alleys, me- the
aAE.s are proposed 90 be opened, laid aud extend
cd has been nled and recorded In The city CLERKS
Office.
All persons owning or claiming real estate ad-
JOINING or abutEing said proposed streota and
alleys, and feeling themselves aERrieved bv any
of said several orders, may have redress by appll
cation % said Council within ak weeks from the
publication cf this notice.
by order Of the gounpii
e. M McGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks 0Gacss Feb q, 1866.
fsbG-Em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

HAD no EHELL 0ur.-David Haas and
Robert Finchum, Of Morgan county,
we're faed $500 each, q few days since,
for d failure to have about four hundred
gallons of whisky inspected. The fne,
a. web AZ the Government tax was
paid. They will, perhaps, recollect that
little precautionary step before they
make anntherssale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

BE- We have been requested BY four
ladies Of our cityto return their compli-
ments to those caealser gents who, on
Saturday night, so undisguisedly con-
tributed to their amusement in such a
demonakfAeive manner al to cause them
tie utmost chagrin. They were 50
highly pleased with the performance
that they hope-for the honor of the
mascnlines--never to see 1t repeated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

BAD BEHAvIoR There were q lot of
boys NJ Tho theatre on Saturday night
who behaved very badly, till they were
obliged TO desist atthe suggestion Of O
police officer. There are aDme people
who do not seem TO appreciate the fact
that little common sense il necessary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

FTGHrINa On Saturday the Recorder
had two cases Of fighting for invsstiga-
lion. A lot 81 negroes ware arraigned
for disturbances Of the peace, and 1t the
same time two belligereFt females who
occupy rooms at the old ! rookery cor
ner Of Fourth and LoeRas atreets were
tried on charge Of pngilistic exercise.
We suppress the names Of the parties,
aud blush for them, even If they will not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
n u WARD.
mn. Q6O Reward.

ar 0BT FROM THE STEAMER MISSOURI, ON
"a ths 6th day Of Eebrrary, 1s66. Or. E. R.
GAGE. He was fifty year Of age. dark hair, tnrn-
ing gray; rather slim, but well-foSmed; light
gray eyes; feet 1919 inches hight; we'll dressed
I'm dark clothes; amali scar ON right check. He
had on his person thousand ave hundred dol
lars 4 will give ona-halfz Of the above amsunt
30 found npon hts person and should there be no
money ON his person, win give reasonable
ward for the recovery Ct the body. Any one
inding this body will please communicate imma-
dataly with Keller Al Waite, Evansville, Ind ID
mmrz.tf a IN H.. GAZE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

FxoITED.-The Richmond Telegram
says there wasgraat reioicfng in Upton,
this State, over the veto of the Freed
mems Bareau bill. The Democrats Of
that section have an, idea that the bill
was intended TO give 1000, 900 bureaus
to the liberated negroes; they think ii
an unnecesaary expenditure Of the peo-
pies money, and Unconstitutional v 10
buy bureaus for ringers"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

MISS RElGEoLDs.--It will prove mat
ter Of qualification to our theatrical
friends to know that Miss Raigno lds haa
been ra.engaged for this week. No
actress has ever visited our city who ID
80 universally admired aa she ias and i
10 with pleasure we announces nsr re
engagement. The house was crowded
on Saturday night, and Miss r.. mal
greeted with raptures of applause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

Hiss Anna Dickinson. --Miss Dickin-
son 10 occurring before the Young Mems
Library association OF Terra Haute.
She lectured In Chicago few evenings
since, on The Assassination and the
Suicide" The Tribune says she was
dressed In gold bracalata, white collar,
curls, and green watered silk dress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

pa just received, at the New York
Grocery, No. "a Main street, q large lot
Of Peachblow and Neshannoek Potatoes,
which viii be sold Icw at Wholesale and
retail; also, o small quantity Of choice
craDberries and some more of those ex.
celIent arated and fancy Boston crack
ers, ssss
ml0-2s PARsors. ScovILs.E & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

HORRIBLE DEATH.-The Greencaatle
Press states that an Irishman of that
place, name Dan Sullivan, was taken TO
the Union Hotel IN that place, On Sainr-
day, while laboring under iit Of mania
q potM Medical aid was procured, but
he continued raving maniac till he
died, on Sunday night The deceased
was formerly Lieasenant in the 43d
regiment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
$500 Reward,

XXTE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
WV for the recovery Of the body OF Dewitt q.
Evans, who was drowned on the evening OF the
Hath OF February. 1866 IA this Ohio river, 0ppo-
site the city Of Evansville, Indiana DoWitt @.
Evans was about rs years Of age, about feet I'm
heighfs light complexion blue eyes, light hair,
cut cieae, and light meuataches had or, when
he left home, largs lighE-eeloFd corduroy hunt
Ing eoats with two large p0oksfm insaaa; light
eciorfd corduroy hunting vest, biack silk neck
Handkerchief, gold watch with nsme I'd. @. Evans
engraved ON IL, gold chain with gold croas at
sachaa TO IT, o checked shirt pair Of sboes laced
mp La front, one black wosien sock and one white
cotton SOCK pair of black cassimere pats. I'll
worn and cid fashioneds large plain heavy gold
ring ON ths third finger 0f hfs Ieft hand. Al he
@Aa returning from hunting expedition, IL Ia
possible that nc mig (, have had hia sho -pemeh,
powder. flask and other huntiRG Advertisements
upon his person, we'll as some game in hia
pockatH. BEN STINsUN,
EFLAG STEPHENS, =
JAS SCAETLIN, Jm,
GaA1Eff III n 9TEpHWN&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
Universal Exposition,
no BE HELD -
At Paris In the Year 1867.
70 Commesace april |, and Close !
EFT 9ciabey Al 1891
October 81. 1857.

Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of
Agriculture at Warrington, D. c., has
sent me fnll Instructions as to The plan
to b pursued by those wishing TO send
articles for exhibition IN the Universal
Exposition to be held id Paris, France,
in 1867. So
/ shall take pleasure in aiding any
one who wishes 10 send forward any az
ticle, either Of growth or manufacture.
P. HoRERRooE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

A REBEL STILL-One of the erring
brethren of the South few days since
made application to a business firm in
this city Tor employment During the
course Of conversation, be took occasion
to remark that be "was q rebel still;
that he had fought the did Yankees
for four years; and that, though over
powered, he was BY no means whipped"
He was not satisfied, and the war, he
SAID, would have to be fought over
again
We hope that he 10 mot fair speci-
men of our "erring brethren" whom we
are to conciliase and reconstruct; If he
ia, he had better be kept IN that section
Of country. He declared that hs had
been worth $500 before the war, but
had Lost il all 10 fighting against the
Union army. Ii il we'll enough for ear
people to reflect on the scenes Of the
past FOUR yeara-espeeially for the mol.
diera to do no. sasg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

MATRIHoHIAL--The following list Of
marriage licenses was issued by the
County Clerk during last week:
DR.. nj. w. Gray TO Susan Held.
Julius Knoll to Caroline Kramer
! Henry Kouhorst to Sophia Brink.
meyer.
DaEiel B. Graham 20 Della Hunt.
I Henry Frohbnier to Mary Hibbler.
William Henry Weiss to Elizabeth
Krause. 4
Henry Dryer to Mary Schmer.
james Mate to Ella Still.
John Rhrofder to Hannah Blanchard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
NEW STORE.
N e w

NEW
FLOUR AND LIQUOR STORE
No. 3 SYCAMORE STR EFT,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
TINE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CONSTANTLY
i on hand all kinds of
Liquors, and Common and Fancy
Flour.
and as am anxious to build up 9 trade, viii
sell az cheap as the cheapest. Please honor me
with call before purchasing.
deer d3m HENRY AXRES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

SOLDIER Losr We learn, from gem
tleman who bias just received q letter
from friend at Madison, Ind that
there was Oh board the Mamie Byers, at
the time of her sinking q discharged
soldier who formerly resided ct Evans
vile. The soldier was on his way home,
but was lost, with many others. The
informant Of our friend did not learn
the soldiers name, but learned that
he was an Evansville man. The cabin
register and all the books being lost, no
other information could be learned re-
garding the lost soldier. Who can he
ha2 s-9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
LAND SALE.
GREAT SALE
OF
clTYLoTs.

TIME MOUNT VERNON BUILDING Asso.
OTATl0H wiilcfsF at public sale ON SAT-
URDAY, Che 3set day OF March, 1866, large
humber Of Tswn Lotss situated In the city o.
ficnnnuy enlargement. These Lots are only four
rgare~ RI ra tho house are on high ground,
commaneiug . splendid view q the eity and ~ the
siorbf. fhs most desirable properly for residences
nm Che city.
TEAMS OF SALE --0neTthiEd cash. the TO-
Tsps. eirhsaan tisl, and twenty tour t2al months
n Xsdrsflop al sgx per cent. will be made On de-
ferrpd paymenta, 90 parfiea paying eesh I'm fall.
TITLE perfect. m@FA-1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

EcrD1rRs' TIcKEr.-Ths soldiers of
Warren county have held primary
convention, in which they selected an
entire county ticket from officers ead
soldiers who had done good service in
the Geld. The ticket il to BE- submitted
TO the Union county convention for IN
dorsement and approval The soldiers
know who their friends were during the
war and who thsir friends are now.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
9hln Hn&ard

- %bUU9 B@WMF0. 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL PAY FOR THE
of February. 1885, ia the Ohio river opposite Ev-
nnayillas Indiana. William E Stacktnn was
about 40 years Of are. slightly bailt, about feet
10 inches high, dark hair heavy m0ustachs and
whiaksrs; had ons Eshen he left homo. axray asek
hnnting coat, with large pockets, brown ysive-
teen pants, long pair hunting boots. reaching
well above the knee white shirt, light veaf, sill.
YER hunting-case watch, with the initials w. E.
q engraved on tho inside plain gold ring on his
little Singer lefk hand and arn crippled, caused
by being shot through the hand, ball coming ont
abous the elbow joint a hunting " nistIs tied
TO his coat collar.
An he WAS. ratMrning from hunting expBdt-
fion, 10 IL possible that h had his ehot-pouch,
powder GRFk and other requirements, on his per-
non. well as SOME g&nss ia bfs pockets.
fsble.tf m RS. VIM. II. STOCKTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

Mason GohDoN. 1T 10 announced that
Major Gordon, of Indianapolis, wifi
probably be the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the indianapolis Dis
tricf, The:Maior was not much Of q
war man. he has never fought to hurt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12
w AN TED.

NKyAMTKp - YOUNG MAN, LATELY I'M
WV bualnsss, who has some capital, good &c
qpRinfmnrs in sha eitg, and experienced 10 husi.
aana, dsafres to cnnLart himaFif with some aaef.
moon house an salesman or clnFK. Best OF refers
ences @iyMn. Address QaeFk4 Lock -Drawsr 2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-12

A@F Another Invoice of counterfaiteFs
have reached New Albany, The police
Of that city ars expert in catching such
rascala, and they will doubtless be
picked uffs .sT..-..-,sr ss-sT - x.g.- : !,