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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

leo p65- Col iBoynton, the washington
correspondent Of the .Ciucinnati Gazette,
says that, Of an the Union Congresamen
who were advertised to participate in
the Grover Theatre meeting, in Wash
2 fingtoh, on the 22d ult, only Green Clay
Smith was present. Senators Dixon and
Doolittle were not there. Gen. Rousseau
went, but, seeing the character of the
meeting, went away. 1t was a carnival of
all tEie disloyAi elements that could be
gathered IN Washing gton.S ssss4
The same correspondent furnishes the
following testimony to the dignity and
forbearance of-Cangress: u =
The action of Congress the day after
"a these shameful events had occurred was
g ia marked contrast with The course of
the man, who had denounced it. It was
calm and dienifed Ia the Senate, Mr.
: Fessenden, IN a quiet tone, and without
"a trace of excitement, scarcely allowing
himself ts exhibit the common fefypr Of
~ debate, set clearly forth the Presidents
position And when compai ed. with the
manner oftbe Senator, that of the Presi-
- dent seamed simply ..contsmptible@ It
- was such buke as no Ptesidents has
ever received before.Ss
In the House it was the same. In
.-both branches only those who took sides
with Mr. johnson COPIED bin and show
ed excitement. All this was q fitting
answer to the IeBarges which he had
brought against this high bodY-this ex-
ponent OF the people wiiLa n
Yestsrdaysthe same thing was repeat
ed Those alone who had excuses to
make for the Prsddents Suffered their
passion to control them One of the
leaders in the Grover Theatre meeting
the one who denounced Mr. Lincoln aud
secured uproarous. applsusn2 thereby
rose in bis seat and followed the Presi
dent afar ,off--as 1ais LihteiisctAllow hin
to do He had no words strong enough
a. "a convey his hatred for all. that was
Isteadfastlyaleya - aaanes aaa ros haad
Col. Boyn'on furnishes another sigPif
cant item He says that on the 23d o
9February, tor he first time on she eaoO
of Congress- it was asserted that Their
is no authority to prevent the paymen
of the rebel debt, The payment of tha
debt is project that has not been aban
doned, and the Union party may prePar
itself to meet that great issue. The re
pudiation Of our National debt, or tn,
assdruptian Of the rebel Sdebt,. will b
! urged with a peFtinscity not no'
dr. canned Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

New YosK, March 5-A Washington
special says the reports of the Interna
Revenue Commissioner on distilled spir
it's are ieady. They recommend de
crease of tax from ~ 90 to $l 90 pei
gallon. They advert at length to The
frauds committed on the internal reve.
nue. BY the small ,manufactuEerss and an
ticipate they will be diminished by re
duction Of duty 10 one dollar They ex
pect a revenue Of so millions from thil
source. tseo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

WAsHIKGToN, March 5.--It is gensr-,
ally conceded here that Blaiue's amend
ment to the Constitution will. be defeat
ed in the Senate Pie Senate contains
SO members, and IL votes will kill the
amendment, being more than one third.
The llzDemocratiG Senators will un-
ouestionably vote against It, aswill also,
it is said, the following named members:'
Mesass Sumner of Massachusetts, Dixon
Of Connecticut, Morgan of New York,
Cowan Of Pennsylysnia, Mallory and
Van Wrinkle of West Virginia, Henderl
sor of Mo. land Stewart Of Nevadai
making 10 in all The remaining 81
Senators. there is good reason to be.
Eaieve. will all Fcte for the vamendment.
l&-Judqe Daley decided to dag, in the
Court of Common Pleas, in the
case of George W. Black ca Sixth Ave.
nue. Railroad Company, that the rate d
fare is iIlegal. The ground of the deeis'
| ion was, that the company, having Its
charter on condition that the rate O.
| fare should not exceed &C., cannot In
crease The rate unless authorized tG
Isdo sos
PHILADELPHIA, March 5. 5.-Genera
Meade says, over his own signature in 9
letter to1thea Eyeainga Telegraph, tha
there ia no truth in, the report circulatel
| from Washington#hat be has consented d
at the request of the President, to al
| low his name to be presented to the
Democrats State Convection as can,
/ didate for Governor Of Pennsylvania q
~ 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

DTMr. Rogers, Of New Jersey-the
Constitutional "a Democrat that we sx.
tibiRd 10 slB 'a5thiring gaze ofouf resd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

fLosr1 No? s5IGfhs south bh 4 Of To- s5tuiimler
twe(2 EIaldse's sub disfzi1nc Of ths nsnfh wpst
qnartsH OF lSeifiop No, ! 4snty-foes 12th tegn tx
west Of lot thres t8} orthe sdb-divis-
ipn afsrsssids eoatai ing s7flO9 acresss II ort-
gagged BY Maria 10 "a and Beaiah Mpss, - II"
" Anannnt dlhl fherenn .9a2 4in1-l lW Eolla n.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

eggs l& E1ats gA hE& lsv4trwy' A
s1sfSnfaoa 3 slElxs egsH1 sst j. Ma
sidegs9 e n5iaw siiiaqss hsiias aesss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
EAsTERN ENL4ReEMENr.
n 2 = 2 y IN
NF1TFfsEll ls9h
- A0Aafa a

,JoHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
.eBsvilles March ~ zsss.1 3 4 hiaf6-2w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

SSS mi.r AOgersi OF new Jer6ey-the
Constitutional ,. Democrat that we sx.
> rhipiRa Io5l@ 'a5tairing gaze ofauE read
ers yesterday-declared in Congress On
the 26th nit, that 70 prohibit the pay,
q ineht 0f The 1Rsbsi Debt - Il the very
emblem and quintessepee Of tyranny
and despotisSn.' = ,Mf. Rogers, it viii be
rememberedgis spokesman for the Dem
ocratic side.sof the House, While the
= Democracy of Indiana are ahowlng
about high taxes, one of It's prominent
leaders is talking ina Congress about the
q despotism and tyranny" of preventing
the payment of the Rebel Debt - Z
.WeAwarn the Union men TO be on
their guard = Their foes were. never
moresactive,s nor thsira designs sgainst
the Government more infamous and
treasonabIe President johnson has con-.
fSrred a great favor upon the country in
encouraging them to come out from
their concealmeut and make known
their Intentions. Forewarned is fore
!. armsds1gs 8sEs8l1n 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

NEw YoRK, March 5-The steam
frigsts Carmen Of thef SpaHfsh war Ves-
sels whlch have for come time past been
lying in our port, has sailed from quar-
,ientineissassa b Tii5 sui 81 idsrsf5 1asg
easlA FIRE broke ont this morning in the
cotton storage establishment of Z. G.
johnson, No Bridge street, extending
through to No. Pearl street, which is
still burning, with every iudication of the
entire destruction of The buildings. The
loss of property, so far, is estimated at
$500, ,000.. iie y EAif9TAH n
The Worlds Washington special says.
The case Of detective s. e. Baker has
been set for trial ia the Criminal Court
on Tuesday next aeaf Hras &
q Tho Treasury Department hasreceiF Fed
from Charlessoh;aSss c. ANEW. w.counter.
lfs on the IS compound Interest Treas
lrRry note. srs .4,-..,r.4s <
- The Commissioned Of Customs has re.
ceived late adsices from Montana Terri
tory, stating that large quantities. OF
goods have been. and are now being
Struggled; into The vicinity of the mines,
from the Canadian Provinces. Goods
EHave been seized 10 the amount of $780,
EOO0, and'the Collector of the District re-
EHorts that he il spending evety energy
70 the breaking upIof ftAe smuggling now
going on in that quarter4s
II The Tines special says: The Presi
dent has appointed W T. Coegewell O.
EQhiog hinister tnsEqnador, in place of /
EHasureek, resigned. The Rppointmen'
lis made upon the Recommendation o.
Postmaster General Dennison and Gov
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
zaI xg.4s, Il NOTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
5 Streets and Alleys In z. w.
. iBrinkmeyer,s Enlargeuie ent. n


= sAJoTIoE Is 1KREBY eIVEN. thati the Com.
LN mon Council At ns session on tha 18th day Of
January 1856, passed an. order for. the ppening
and laying out Of Grant .street through o part Of
2. W. BriDkmeyer's Enlargement ) from Ann
street to aPoint par 81 with, Dam lion ctr et in
the Hortnsrh Enlargs meefs saad: Grant street Is
hsef the width Of sxly teol feet, and the ssstern
line 9t qRtd Grant - Teat 70 se Que ha1dFsd and
ninety three (193) fsst distant from uraarall
with the eastern line Of II. w -Bsinkmeyer'siE En-
Iargement, ard 4 the op ming and extending of
Jetfefson stregt frepI its pre- cut terminus At
near fhe western libs e the Northern Enlarge
ment 10 said Graot street. And for the opening
and estsnd3Dg of541AE ilsan street. ffOsn its pres
ent term at the western line of the
Northern EDlarESnalt TO said Grant street .and
for ths opening and extending Of Sixth street
faem is preaen q terminus AtS aneart he eastern
line of aarp,s EnlArg nepf 10 al re 4 street,
and for the 0lediHx and exfend7rg Of aI1ey- in
block number one ql aud block plumber four t4)
in the Aorthernr lnisrgemeDt from tho pressst
terminus Of said ailsts at near the Uesiem.
line of the Northern EnIErgement to said Giaqt
street.
d q platIof the said sfrests and FaIIeytz as the
game proposed to be opened. lad q d extends
ed, has bsen nled and corded in ihe city Clerks
Office
1 Astpsrsons ewing or claimipg7 Faaa Estate ad-
Joining abutting said proposed streets a3d-
alleys aud eaIihk z themselves lag rfssdd BY any
of said ssEeraI orders. may havesredress by appl.
cation to ssid Council within six weeks from the
pub licatio1 of this noti, e.s 4 . lssf - ljIa
By order Of ths Gouni Il sis=s1 - sLsla
= 81 80 ia .ssez8 - A. M.sMcG RIFE, OIerk.
City Clerks Office, Fsb.is, Ise6..li 81 ,gsi =
feb6-sN .haalaii9s llHisa~ssaz ( eza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Aodu NO. Af--Atot BuuiDsF three anu the au~
Tent en- dE7g % stotk@s rs enisf 9fiient q Ey-
ansxile. Mtrtgaged BY James and Catherine
Amcunf due thereon. s24io or "a
Loan No. 5E--Lpt q ave andFs 4 and nine
(209) Donasion enlargement Of Evansville. Mers7
gagged by Bernard Nurre and MargAreth Nurre.
Am unit due etfereon, 1881 Is. - - "
lBoan Nd. 3s-Biosk Sumber twelve (12) d.
SSs lon s Of sns ss southwest Sssist sas
southeast quarter OF section twe5ty l20) town SIX
sGq.o 1S sSPss e sS go xSss s q plated on page
gagged by John Shankin.
Amou : ssIS thsreon, S2lQ g, - e s-EN8 -
y Loan NO. st-Ti at parss 81 lots ore Hundred
aad eighty-seven (lS7) and one hundred and
e gaty eight Qssl In The Donation Enlarg IN M
q Evansgi.ie boupeed By line commsBeing on
the sdscf lot 1S8 on W q nut street, twenty feet
from the southess;erly corner Of said lot. rum
ming thence along said lie towards the canal
sseyenteens17) fees thence at right angles sith
the last "a lIas towards LocnsE st set leo
line towards the alley in the OF said Its II
feet, thence at right angles with said line towards
.s ms az haf sss MOTT
Amount due thereon, SII1 O3. ~
Loan No. 4S-Lo.ss sone a., tw, ~, thres(s
four (4y aaa s1Ye(5bm BIO X Sossi1Ef ssven (67j,
1aufsscs CITY. Moftga by Elisha d. and Mar.
tina Jane Burns. Ia
Amount due tnefg on, $i32 %.
Loan No I4-BIosk No. five (5) of shau kIlu's
Enlargement o. ExssssIlIe, being part of the
esssassassf 3 q IsS section sap why Pes
south range ten lIO) west, iaid out aud record
of'said idhfy. Mortgae : ~ james III. shankiin.
Amount dus thereon, 1851 AZ. :,
Loan No. 2ss4rhe, iuhdfSsded cpe.bal, oftbs
northeast or alley one-sourth Of lot number ono
hundred and tsh 10 u m the Or ssihai Plan or
Evsnsvilie. Mortgages BY John Mesker and
ri zAbeth Meskfr. -
AmouDt due thereon, S3I4 OF.
should the for going remain unpaid on
the 26ih day of March, 1856. bsiDg the fourth
Monday Of said mouth, bns uadersiRnad. sAudi or
ID ~ foFGead csdnty VIII, on tiiAf dAy Aeea
TO sell tie premises morigaged aud described
herein for cash to the highest bidder, or 80 much
thereof -as-nsay be -BeesssaFy-to discharge TIE
amount due for primer al. interest, de 1agss Asd
costs A. in case ofne bid, far sac amouot DUE
the undefsiSned will bid in the same on accou6t
osihs EsSpseliFs iqndsx I 4. ,ksrt llt
Auditor Of Vandsrbu County.
March 5. 1866. -bi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
$500. 600 Worth 8 of Pro
pertY Destroyed.

New YORK, March ga disaster has
befailensthe Peruvian Navy. The steam
frigate Amazonas, having been run ON
shore, proved total loss. ~ ~.
The American steamer, Uncle Sam,
has been seized at Penama On snspicioas
of -being loaded with supplies intended
for the Spanish Squadron, and a guard
of Panama soldiers have been placed
on boardlafsh her during Ehe pending In
Ivestigation ofitha maGterlaa~ pot III
I All the Spanish Aeet remained at
Valparaiso, except two seven frigates,
Villa De Madrid aud sBlangea These
vessels are after the. allied squadron.
They look intofthe Hhay of Talca huana,
and were last seen off the island of Juan
sFernandezisnIt is thought that Spain
may establish depot Of coal and pro-
visions 81, the latter point.
Commodore Nunest, Commander of
the Spanish Sqnadrob, had declared
that all Gillian coal. no matter where
from, will be considered contraband' of
wal, irand has also notified the foreign
censuis at VAlparaiuo that the blockade
OF Colzera has been raised. On
a serious fight has occufredzat the
Onlncna 1siauu, DetWeeu Oninese OOoiges
and stheir ovefseers The military we're
caifsd out, and q large number of the
riders were killed
The trial of Bradley and Decker, AZ
Panama for the. robbery of PaymasteF
Ritfenhonse, baaeoneIaded Both were
found guilty and imprisoned.
The Heraidsh Washington special
says: A stropg effort is being made for
The Re- eskab blishment sof4a Governm ent
Gunshop and Arsenal at Harper's Fer
ry. 1t is estimated that two millions of
dollars, or ihereabouts, will replace The
Government property at that point des-
troyed during the war, and the ShenRty
doah people are anxious that the same
should belappFopriated. o Meapwhils orr
ders have been issued from the Ordinances
lDepaftmenta for 1he Iremoval Of the
machinery and othsrrermory property ct
| the Ferry 10 SprineEGfd. Massachusetts,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
new YorR gaarketn.

T. - ~ =
COTTON dpH and dreoplRg; g4sa4ic fer n i'd
ding.
igIoUB is rather more aetfss; prizes generally
without decided ehhnge: z s53T 80 FIR extIs
state, ss309s 80 for extra round hoop Ohio, aud
8 s5@10 95 for trade brands, Che rnarket closing
quiet. y .sf1aiA 5Aa R h. "t4A re
j. WHISKY IL duh and nominal at 2 ge@2 80
for conmonrradea aAt u #4fA la.l tisAt s-tfT az
M HEAT ~ al aud heavy fur good and choice
prime; eR9I 65 No. Mftwa qkee ! &c pri@es
BYE lsin limited request at sos er wsstrfH
BARLEY isdull easlfsg ~ =. ~ ts.ttA
oi MALT is quiet; 90 on short time. -
~ CORNsis dull aLd 4 cent sigweri 7TGTsc fer
a0umd mixed westerb fn sfore sbRH Wn N II -m
OATS are quiet; 35@42c for unsound weStsra,
and 54t955s for SQUAD do. y hAA
~ COFFEE ts dili tsa'5a aft$A fi1sE - ~
.EUGA .is qeistss Havana 1f5l 9f9c,i li.si
MOLASSES quiet. El4f1 49,
PETROLEUM Is duff $50 I4c for refined in
bond. ----
PORK is lower; 27 50g2s co for new mess,
closing at n % cash; "a rs for old do, and
20 50120 10 fer prime.
LARD Is heavy at 16G1SXc
bUTTER is Arm; 32045c for Ohio, and 40@
65c for state.
CHEESE il steady at 16Gz3c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

= CAiRo, March The 9Th United
States Colored Artillery, CSC strong,
form New orlesnss are en- routstO Louis
fgille, sess ,,iza.9 .ssog, T,. bsk p
Z, Five hundred bales Of cotton for Ev
ausville, 400 for Louisville, 610for Gin
scinna6 land 465 for St Louis passed
/ during the week. 81 as4 * % BE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
IMronrAsr TO ESosIrSsIE.EnRlss' srsI.Enls' a AND PlIors


IMPORTANT TO ENGINEERS AND PILoTs.
Ms, Eggleston Of Ohio, has introduced q
6hi In he House 81 REPRESENTATIVES
providing that, il any engineer or pilot
licensed in pursuance of law by any In
.as1spee{or,e Or Board Of inspeetofsY shall
refuse TO- serve as such on any steamer
on which his license would entitle him
d. Ito act forsthe reason that the rules O
'i any association with which be is con.
neeted interfere with his doing SO, OF
for the reason that persons are placed on
board the steamsr for the purpose o.
learningto become engineers or pilots
who are not otmembers of such association
or that other licensed pilots aud engi
s'sas neers nee are employed on the steamer whs
ass ARE not members Of such association, o.
shall failsto give q good and sufieien
reason for refusing to serve, aside from
rihis connection withasuch associations 0
salssiconbinstions, ,sror shall combine wit
i.s5ff.o,bers ssf for the purpose of compelling sz
.@--soFSitspt wazsurhis-lisense sAAIl-he in
X .s4sesdistelg. revoked.ja u aaA2 :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

srorrxp BsErAiR = This most singular
disease is growing most fatal 10 Miller
township, Dearbors county Persons
.Eanattaeked withrit frsaAeptly deep two
hours from the time the frst sym p'oms
are ,diusHcsesrrnnabIe. Amongst other fate!
30 ceases in that township we note snel aeA'n
81 of the wife Of Cornelius Conner. eRo TWO so
children, within four Wesks essa 80
40 sea ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

- lCIsofSEAVI,s Noon, March 5.--Rlve
5falling7 26 .feets9 inches IN the chan
ID l.isls..ss 's 9'l.'iai = - -. ~, = & q
Il Weather clears @Aermometer 30'..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
ssE In the Uni,ed stn,es senat,

:, the 26fh, Mr. Trumbnll remarked ,that
!. he had henrd it said that there were l,en
In CONGRESS in favor of keeping the
Southeri States ont indefinitely. He
had never MT any man in. either House
81 wh1 was. pei apxio1s to see these States
resadmitt ca ~ lhe, earliest moment, con-
sistent with the safety OF the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
Agents for the following INSURANCE
- ~ Companies, reprelehting =

Assets, - $35. .00O,OOOtO6
-aaoq1Uq lai99gs 9 1of hstaipcqe
y o. i1oqes % bga ,saiIinpli e3am
i--ssislDpni aao 30 iiassI sdi sssga y
~ sdi eA@ W---a-s5l fadw 70i
'E1d ssaiisu i1af ylsmiS facgs1
iiam1oiai 5nsi9isias fnoaiis ga'isa =
5 sFt f.af4e o4ayf aa4un., : q, .i-,t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
'''F Attachment Notice

NT0R4GE IS sRERxRE. .GIxENEHATso ON IHE
IN 14th day Of EehIu sryt 1866, Sfr Of A Attssh-
msnt wal issa d b. Ee.kAlW. Chute, a Justice Of
the Pesce of yandsrburgh county L diana. upon
the atldsyt Of A. J. Wilkinsoa aFdAgainst the
gobds GIFTS, chAStlss yss o. sdits aud effects
of RobeSS Hilltz afla Fhstesu MGDdaysi the 12fE
I'd " ef Marrhs 1GB6. 10 oiehaek in the fDrencon.
at my fiaeaia RgeoRst1wlshipsE L will prDcesd. TO
haarlard Tdeehda onlsaid icieingof Ardnsw j. VIII
kfnso ~ wharenf said BE bert nltz, and ali theirs
conesF F1sds Will take snufioese reg Il IL .eesss
) fsb16- E3Ess Eas a sel A. " CHE IE, J. p.
uFss sIa oGl saais.s saaiHis Fs7S7at asgd1 bas =
.alsfdil3nasl ii l1sa9l saiss a Ea-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Money iseasieF at6@7 per cent. EnQ4l
Z ftsraiiss ! i dahat i5s5f fas4osSf a "a '

4 Sterling IL dailat l0s5 g4eesz4 a va e..
Gold Is irrs gular and ,upsetfed. opening at
132ssS cd FaAcin 20 ls4 and . osing W 1928 q
G0vetnment Btorks are without deaided clhngs@
5l20sg sge5upofs o. s6e, 193; 10-40S, upons, 90sz !
81 of sSlg register ed. l0415 ~ 30s, 9e5f9 tH !
. The Posts monetary arficIe says. Uold opened
to-day st 1874 which 9sa lower price than has
been touched since sue 23d Of May last. J he fall
since ThdfsdAys lei attributed 20 large "a es by
lspeeulasfon firms and TO d sensation rnn1br that
athe GovsfnmeBt whs seillng heavify, AtAt
"A Bank statsBSaAt fh0ws decline fn deposfss af
81, 1877 026; in leans, decrease Of 81 436 788 nd
specie has faeFeassd So 967,7T9h ~ resuit Of the
Gov. rBment sales Of goid the Iast two wetlks.
aThesSloek market opeued du41 aud irrs gu A. i.
Govrrnmshts steady, Aid Taflros5 shares ffrnsf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
Union nsInsuranoeUO.s ! % iEndianapoIts,
y . lsol 2. Assets, $2O7 sos IL.

vel 90 asaq asa sW 81 aoldi1syo o.
r 10 ,asdl gai8is1is9I - ,msai .a'i9sl
3 .infW ss5ism .gnlaJyna saitiV
Iisl9J cit 10 s3Bads % soas1sfs4
O ss iifug ,ss's auidiyaa 20 noii
lnla1 1iadi hnn aavilninssshrnH siadi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
TEKM1NG

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
Il haul for the -peppis. Of Evansville and Iieini-
y. and forsthatS purEosa haS provided himssif
with good wagon a ID strong team Of horses
Orders LEFT at the ONCE of Vim Resvis, on Main
street, between Third and Fourth, will reeefys
prompt attention. -
feb2S-1w B. H. BIVIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

he1i6vlug that a first. Clal
House ofth7Sai d Is ffOt only neel
e3. but that it wiz be lib bzrallY su
tanned we now have ths pleaaul
to, CALI the a. teEtio4 of all ;wh
MAJ DESIRE TO supply familiel
STEAMBOATS, or Hotele. - sseseag
= = ! II VELVET CARPETS, e
Is Brussels Carpe S, .sisss
"a Three Ply Carp bets, - 80
l..ss g wo-ply Carpets, @ ..s
60 Ingram Carpets, ;
= Venetian -CaFpstsy.-- !.
2 CottageJ gagRsts, 81
g Listi+ g Carpet ;, g g I
s Rag Carpets, Z
z 3emS CARPETS, 20
% Wool lra1gge aag - (
6 Cottoh Drugg ggets,
E Chinese Mating, 4ls
: MF q = tttng, 8 |:
& Cocoa Mating SIe.
5 Velvet Rugs, ak
ArusA BIS Rugs, @
q Oil Cloth Rugs, |.
sF Nelyet MAttssYed doc Fno
8 Rubber Mafts, 81
g Cocoa Mats, s,aaisaaH 5
Sr EAdelaid Mats. -1 Il
! 81 WIND 5t g 6hadas, q I -
@ lShade Fixtures,
Et9SIHKV VDAMAEK,T ~A
8 Wool eDamaeke 3ai1D
. Windn'a Hollands, HI,
i Lace EurtainaumuD All
. Gilt Cornices, !
@ PictuGs Cores yEsllitsic
6 Picture Tasselgs1 tle1a
: Curtain Hooks,-19 3
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Silver plated Stair Rods,
Papier Meche stair Rods,
Polished Brass Stair Rods,
Table Linens,
Table sNapki5s, ~ ,
1O-4 Cotton Sheetinga,
1914 Linen Sheetings,
Linen & gott0nlP illow easin.
Rubter Sheeting,
Rubber P sanoA Covers,
Damask Piano Covers.
Velvet and BrusseIfs Foo
Stools, ESQ
WhiteTand IcOlcred Gpuuter
paneS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
Mutual Life ms Co. ibfs sw York,
i;l'ia' !: .i.a, Assets. $I2 .235.4 .4O7 go

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iom 1so taAi ,fnss1 sidai.s3ni eds
,Idw gaiifyna 5oeg aisisi49i % iEHi1
Ia bne :aaog ii sisT---TT 4isdi slosns
A. 81 4suaq.ca sva4 s@ tadf .vilriuyit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
Total S36 278.. .4O6ii06

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4 esT5Bo Iciss tf acsiIssahd upon the lnsst
fsyoiabssn4eFmi. AMI Hrerai Adjusg0eBt Rnd
prompt pay ynient 70 ail cases " loss, mas "
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
ll f4H6 ed IIUI TH9Iu01 fOu % 7
LiYerpool q London 4 Globe Ins. C
iadAssetsi (ingo'a1 $16, 100000 Q
oa i(hvssted q, this Country 81 IeIl $50 GsA

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
mo unt due thereon, s9s II


Loan No 3sG-Five acres of4he northeast eor9
Der of the "a 50-IO0 tract LAID n Of tn ufh
oDe-haif OF fractional section twenty-five (2s)
Fke4t'ir n % Iartt sIbp GsaHaed ks. ga d
y, and recorded at pase 76 Of said record.
and beginning at tho northeast corner of sa d 80
90 100 acre tract running thence 80 nth aong khe
esat Lin sef said tract 26 Fads thence west 81 rods
themes NORTH 26 ds, thenes east to the place Of
bsginniug. Mortgaged by 0ctavia s. and Abel
bulliVan. Ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
.sssasIoWANTEDsa
A good rCOmDOsitoF at this once.

So f&- A communication from AN Old
10 Soldier win appear 20 morrow