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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
AN ORDINANCE

TrsrABLIsHING THREE ELECTION PRE-
ia cincEs within tho city of Granville, aRd
prescribing the places at which tha voters OF the
several wards shall vote at city slsctions, AID fx
ing the place for the meeting Of the Return
Judges passsd March 5, 1866. - -
SECTION 4. Be it ordained BY the Common Coun-
ell Of the city OF Evansville, that the city Of
EvAnsville Be. and the same Is, hereby divided
into three election prscinetss 70 be known and
designated as fhe First Second and Third klsc-
tion Precincts of the city Of Eransvilis- The
First Precinct shall consist Of the Fist Second
and Third Wards Of tn. city, sud the place for
holding AL city elections within and for said pre-.
clnct shall be at the Common Council Chamber.
The Second Precinct ahan consist OF the Fourth,
fifth and Ninth Wards of the city, and ths place
Of holding ALI cits elections within and for said
precinct, shall be a. tbs Engine House on vine
st.eat. The Third Precinct shall consist Of the
SIXTH Seventh and Eighth Wards Of the city
aud the pac1 Of holdfog all cify elections within
and for said prscinet shall be at the Engine House
on Fourth street, known IS the Union Engine
Houaa fsaa. i,-ast.ss. 4 ~.
SEC Q. The qualified voters Of the city Of Ev-
ansVills are hereby prohibited from voting lat
any city electienl in any precinct other than the
oze In which they respectively reside.
8EC. g. On this Wednesday next auccseding any
city election, between ten O'Clock m. and three
o'clock p. m.s the Judges or Inspectors Of the
several wards or election precincts, holding eer-
tifcatss of the reault Of any elec ion in such
wards or precincts, shall meet &C the Council
Chamber FIR the purpose OF comparing their GER
the ssvsntssnth Section OF the Charter. ,rs
ENs sHa & Hff0 w. BAKEk, Mayor.
Attest: A. M. McGRIFB, Clerk. mar7-lt
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

New Pest Omcs tn New Ssrl City.
New YoRK, March 6-Charles K.
Russell and Moses Taylor, of New Yofk
have been added to the Commission to
select and report upon . new Post OF se
site in this city. Il
The statement is in general circula-
ton and published in the evening papers
here, that the President has ordered the
discharge Of the pirate Semmea. CoaD-
ter to this, the Navy Department, BY
whose authority he was arrested and i
held, have no information on the sub
ject beyond general rumor, and dis
credit it's truth. 1t is certain that strong
pressure has been brought to bear upon
the President, and that be has not de-
clined TO interpose his executive author
itv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
AN ORDINANCE

vTso AMEND THE FIRST SECTION OF AN
a. Ordinance, passed April 80, 1889, entitled
aAn Ordinances defining the limits within which
no frame. wooden or other combustibls building
shall ba erected, and within which no lumber
yard or wood yard shall be o Abliahed or con-
tihu d !, passed March s, 1866. s,- -
sEeTIoE 1. Be q ordained by the Common
Council OF the city Of Evansville that the f,llow
ing porfions Of the city Of Evansville shall be
known and designated 90 ''the are limits Of lhe
city Ct Evansville" to wit; ali that portion Of
said city embraced within the following limits,
viz.: BEGINNING on the Ohio river At Cherry
str ct, and running thence by Cherry to Filth
street, thsncs by Filth 20 Locust street. thence by
Locust 70 Seventh street, thence by Seventh to
Sycamore street, thence by Sycamore street 70
Fourth street, thence by Fourth to Division
street, thence by DiEaion to Market street thencs
by Market 10 Ingls street. thence by Ingie TO Car
psnesr street. thence by Carpenter 10 Center street.
shsnes by Center 70 Lest street. thence BY Leet
street to ths Ohio rlvers and thence by ths river
90 the place Of beginning &sAtt
eEc. 2. That ali ordinances passed subsequently,
70 the 30th day Of ApFil 1859, fixing or changing
the are limits of the city be- and the same are,
hereby repealed. Aa fa W.BAKER, Mayor.
Aftost A. M. McGRrFF. Clerk. mar71t
@ i Union copy1 81 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

The Richmond Examiner affects to
consider itself case of injured inno-
cence. Il is unconscious of having
said anything, incompatible or incon-
sistent with honeurable loyalty to the
Federal Government All il did when
it grossly insnlted and held up 10 public
contempt the oHscers aud soldiers of the
arny--ail that il did when it announced
q var of races as certain, and urged
Virgiuiars to sharpen their knives and
make ready for tbroat-cutting-all that
It did when it suggested repudia as
the shortest, best and ipeyitable way OF
ridding ourselves Of : the publick debt "
all this. snd much more to the same
purpose, il now avows was done to
render efficient support to Andrew
Johnson" and for 80 doing the heavy
hand Of the Lieatenant General was
laid upon it Sweet innocsncel- Gin.
einnGti Commercial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

New ORLEANs, March 6.-The only
additional news regarding the disaster Of
the. Lockwood ia contained ia dispateh
from Memphis, which states tina. the
steamer blew mp and was burned ON the
night of the 4th inst, about l8 miles be-
low that city. There we're twenty per-
sons killed and IS wounded. She was
valued at $500 and not insured. The
names of the killed and wounded are
not yet known.
CMcEEHATI, March 6 "A special to
the Commercial gives some particulars
of the disastrous Lockwood explosion 1t
tore away the cabin as far back as the
centre Of the boat, killing 20 persons
instantly, and scalding aud wounding %
others. The boat then took FIRE and
burned till she sunk. The steamer
Metham, going down the river at tbs
time, landed her bow against the stern ol
the Lockwood, and saved every person
not killed by tha explosion. Among the
killed we're James King, Staten Island,
New York; Glenn Graham, Second En-
| Rineer, New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
.TELEG r. a p II.
Latest from New Orleans.
Firenen's Demonstration.
Another Steamboat Dis
aster.
Twenty Five Lives Lost.
The Naval Committee and
the Iron Clads.
Adjutant General Bowers
Killed. w
Frem NEW Orleans.


New ORLEANS, March 5.-The fire.
mems denomination yesterday was one
of the finest ever bad 10 this city. The
engines were beautifully and tastefully
DECORATED The day passed of pleas.
antly, with the exception Of the tempo
rary arrest by the military Of the baud
OF No. 13 for playing the Bonnie Blue
Flag and other Southern airs.
The steamer Mary Helm, from Shreve-
port for New Orleans, was burned on
the 2Sth in Red River. with 600 bales
of cotton. One Federal soldier was lost.
The achooner Samuel Wood, from
Havana for New Orleans, pat into Cedar
Keys, leaking badly and with sails split
and ropes carried away. The vessel was
condemned.
Brownsville dates Of the 18th say that
Major General Getty has assumed COM
maad on the Rio Grande. Strict vigi.
lance is keptup. Military matters are
quiet.
Cortinas Is lurking about twelve miles
above Matamoras, on the Mexicsn side
The death of the Liberal chief, Men.
cleve, from wounds received in taking
the Rancho de Panquita, 10 confirmed
Reports Of murders, robberies, &c, on
the Rio Grande, still continues. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
= 49, WANTEH..
A good CompOsit0r at this 01Ilce.
NeRs Itenns.

=. Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1881. as t8sA afn ed
Col. Bowers, Gen. Grants Adjutant
General, was killed yesterday acci.
IDENTIFY.
Two thousand bales of cotton, involv.
ing loss Of $500 900, was destroyed by
the FIRE in New York Monday.
The Minnesota Legislature adjourned
Saturday. During the session three hun
dred bills and resolutions have passed
that body. ,.
: Brigadier Hall, of Maine, has been
assigned to the control Of the Freed.
mems Bnreau at Savannah.
There is considerable excitement over
the discovery Of gold in the vicinity Of
Rome, Georgia.
ea Two hundred thousand dollars has
3 been raised in Charleston to aid In en-.
couraging white emigration to that State.
y Bishop Alexander Campbell, the
founder of the Disciple Church Of Chris
tians, died at his residence as Bethany,
West Virginia, Sunday night. He was
in the 18th year of his age. -
The cholera 10 disappearing from
GuadaIOupe, and it has not made its ap-
pearauee in any Of the neighboring
islands. -.
The New York Express says the
hardware trade is the only one in which
there 10 any marked animation. West
ern men are making exceedingly light
purchases.
A bill is before the Committee of For.
eign affairs to guarantee $50,000OOO oi
bonds to be issued by the Mexican Re
public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
rae Naval Cemnaatee and the Irou
CladH

~
CAa09.
NEW YoRK, March 6.-The naval
committee has received coGmunica-
ton from Admiral Porter, insisting that
our iron clad vessels should be taken out
Of water while not in use, for the pur-
pose of preservation This necessity
was urged by an official board as early
as 1862, aud 10 Of interest in settling the
vexed question as to the relative merits
Of salt or fresh water in which to lay up
iron clad vessels. as
The Sd Auditor Of the Treasury has
issued q circular concerning extra duty
pay tG non.commissioned officers and
soldiers of the army, in which he says
that misapprehension exists relative to
the legality of paying the per diem an.
ihorized by sthe army regulations OF
1861. ar, 8
The Auditor therefore decides that
extra duty pay cannot be allowed ex-
cept to enlisted men employed as clerks
in the military ofices in Washington, at
the several geographical disisions, and
at the department of headquarters, also
the West Point Military academy, g
whom such payment is not prohibited.
With the exceptions mentioned, no sol
diar will hereafter receive extra duty
pay, and payments made by disbursint
officers In violation of this decision will
mot be- allowed to their credit on the set
tlement Of accounts al the Treasury De
, partment Ra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07


-NEw YoRK, March 6.--The Tribnne's
Washington special says Gen. Asboth,
who came TO this country as the Agent
of Kossuth, has been appointed Minister
to the Argentine Republic, instead of
Yenizuela, as FIRST reported. -
The Board of Insurance Underwriters
yesterday presented policies of life in
surance to the members of the Metro
politan Fire Department. Each policy
lasts for one year, and secures . ,O00 10
the family in case of death while on
duty, and Eve dollars per week in case
of any disabling accident.
The Herald's special says directions
have been given to the Department
Commanders to vacate all rented build.
ings as rapidly "a the e1igencies Of The
service viii permit, and TO collect troops
remaining in their commands into the
regular military posts of the United
States
Three regiments of eolored cavalry
and one battery of heavy artillery ars
10 be mustered out at City Point THU
week. -
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
haen asked wh6tner Driblsn weasels s0te
under Q decree Of Admiralty for sea
mana wages, and other causes, and pur
chased by citizens of the United States
Ia entitled to an American register. a
DEGREES that foreign vessels sold are no
thereby entitled to registry.
The Herald's Canada correspondent
OF the I'd inst, writes that the Canad
ParIianent is to assemble in session o
the 10th inst, and the New Brunswic
Legislature viii meet in that provinces
on Thursday next. In both bodies 70
corporation question will be introduced
| The Fenian excitement still con
| tinues Bonds are in great demand
One thousand dollars more were yestel
| day subscribed by the Father Matthe'
socissy alone, and. contributions frol
other quarters are daily more tina
doubled Grand demonstrations vel
held at Tsmany Hall, last evening,
which q number of the Irish bonds wei
disposed of. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

NEW YoRK, March 6.-The Posts
Washington special says: Conklin, of
New York, intends 10 offer 8 substitute
for the Tennessee joint resolution when
it comes mp before the House.
The Ways and Means Committee have
been engaged TO- day in discussing Q bill
intended to take the place of the Reel
procity treaty. An effort will be made
10 procure its immediate consideration
bv the House. q Sf&E8Efs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Loan No. 67-LOt number ous tI)sfa box
number thirty nine (39) iu the Eastern enlarge.
ment Of Evansville. Mortgaged b. John f. and
Margareth Meni.a del eIT 55eaff8t -
4 Amount due thereon, $333 so. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

GARRIsoxs, N. r. March 6-Colouel
Bowers, Adj General on Gen. Grants
staff, was killed instantly by falling be-
tween the cars while attempting to get
on just as the train was starting from
this place. Gen. Grant ordered his re-
mains to be sent to West Point in care
of Maj. Hill. IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Are the only rsal Resd Organs now before the
public. The only Organ having RsEerbrating
Sou nd Box or Wind thest-which has tie same
i'm portant part to perform as,the Sounding Board
has in a Piano Forte ITO give body and resonance
Of tone) and Without which the Organ becomes
msrsly4 molodson in an Orgsn Oass.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Loan No. S-The southeast quarter OF fne
northeast qusrtsr OF section No. eightesn {Is1
town SIX l6l south range ten 1O) west, contsiniux
~ Io-l00 acres. Mertgaged By George Walter and'
Anount due thsreon. slsso4. 3 1eaa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

A SL1aHT RUMBLISG IN THE DISTANCE,
The municipal election at Newport,
Ky, on Monday, resulted in the election
of the whole Union ticket, except two
ward officers. ~
At the Portland, Me-, election on Mon
day, the Union ticket was elected over
the Democratic by a majority of one
thousand in q total vote Of about three
thousand. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
: Ut TT sTATUARY.
ROGERS
American Statuary.

SANARRANGEMENT A Nv HAS JUST BEEN PER-
n faetsd between Mr.. John Rogers and the IN
dersignsd, by which his cslebi ated Groups
furDfshed to purchasers throughout she West and
South, at his New York pricsa, thereby saving
height TO Cfncinnaii and risk, and loss of time.
Mr.. Rogers prices are six, tsn and fifteen dol
lars for small, medium and large Groups
Dealers allowed soms discount New York.
Descriptive liet and circular sent, on appl ca
tlon, by mail.
Card Photographs Of Groups. also, + sale.
e. O. L. MUSTTN, -
s. W. Corner Main and Fourth street, =
mars 3w Cincil natl, Ohio.
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Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Silver-plated Stair Rods, uFs
Papier Meche Stair Rods,
Polished Brass Stair Rods, &
Table Linens, q Napkins,
Linen e. Cotton Eheetings,
Linen & Cotton Pillow Casing
Rubber Sheetine, waterproof, (,
Wool az Rubber Piano Covers,
Velvet q BrusselIsF ootStools
Table Oil Cloths, &C., &C.
, Experienced Paper Hangers and Up
holsters viii be furnished when required
Carpets cut and made to order. Oil
Cloths 6lted and pot down: Cornioes
mounted and put mp. Window Shades
hung. Window VAlences Of elegant
styles and new designs made up and
furnished on short notice. All work
warranted. Prices guaranteed IS low
as in any similar establishment IN the
United States. What can be done any.
where else, can be done in Evansville.
Give as a call. fs4ss 4.
WIN. E. FRENCH & CO.,
marc No. 10 First street, up stairs d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

CrNo1sNATI, Noon, March 5.-River
falling; % feet 5 inches in the chan
mel. .a - a7sh is d si
Weather cloudy; shsruonster so1 !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Loan No. 3sl-The south half OF lot number
two (2) Erabree's sub division of the northwest
quarter % seetlen no, y-toar 424), town Elk
lo), south ge eleven vi west; also the south
west ons-IeuTtR OF iot three t5l OF the sub dixIs
ion aforesaid, containing 4 81 100 acres Mort
gagged BY Maria 10 to and Bsniah Moss.1a T "a
Amount duo khereon1 1924 O5. -.
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sss 'sn.'''s 'tisaas a .iaa aa9a n snalI
z4as es1 70 GWoal EEEE-Bsi eab ssI oR
nsb sd5 vss s~a6 - ~ -o.,s sbss9tss
.s,I..... -. !. -.-....-s 10 bi,i1
now Poifciss of Insutance issued upon the most
fayofable serms, and lfserai adjustment end
prompt pay meat ia all cases Of loss. mas, ,iy
.~~ zas1 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
HOMEOPATHIC.


- -. HUMPHREYs'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
ITAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
vi exnariencn, an entire success: simple
Prompt--EHaciant and Reliable They are the
enly medicines psrfsct'y adapted 70 popular use,
them 20 harmless ~ TO be free from danger, and
90 eGacient na to he always reliable. They have
raised the highest commendAtion from ala and
wsll always FENDER satiafAetion. af"fLs
No. i . Fewers, Congestion. InaammstiOns IS
DO. ~ Worms Worm Fever, Worm Collie 20
No. Sa Crying ChOlfcs or isething OF in
So. 81 Diarrhna Of chiIdrsn or adelts.- IS
No. " Dysenserry, Gripping, colie...--. z5
No. 6"Cholera Morbmss Haseau' Fom-
No. 7acenEhs, Colds. Bronc6itis...... ...... Is
No. 8" Neuralgia, 7oothache, Fsceache--. Is
No So Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo Is
No. 10 DyHpepshas Bill ous stDmaeh--.-.... %
Ne II ss SWppreAaed or Painful Periods...-.. D
No. IL" wv Whtfss, too profuSe Periods s.-...... 70
No. IL" smls Rhe N ~ . .ErysipeIas, Eruptions Is
No, rs % Rhemm at1amg Rheumatic Pains 25
No..l6 " Fever and AGue, Chill Fever,
ssgf 7sa1 Agaea....----s-..s....--4.. oO
No II Plies, bl nd or bleeding. g.............. so
No. 20 q NEhoop ng Coughs aud violent
coughs = :. o eo
No Is 50 0pahaEmy and sors or weak eyes so
No. 81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing so
No. 22 Ear Diacharseas impaired Hear
AZ
No. 2s " scrofula, Enlarged Glands, swell
80. "a /" central Debility, and Physiosi !
1 No. rs " Dr0PSY aud seanty Hecretions---..-. 90
/ No. 26 I" Sea SiohsAess sickness from riding o.
/ No u g Kidney Disease, Gravsl............ so
Nc. Is shervoas Debility, Ennis.
/ 81 Bfoiaa, TnrolnuEary Discharges. IeO
No. 40 % Sore Mouth, Canker ..............- %
\ No. 80 " UrfmAry Anconttnences Wet :,
No sfs.Pnfnsfas IN 81 i; Periods, even with
| ep&su1@ "'--. ~
No SO =" SmfKerhngss change Of llfe...-- iOu
No. So EptRepaeys sPasms, and sf. WIS a.
DAnce ~ -, 80 go. eS -
No. "a " DApthexia, liberated sore ThroAt o
FAMILY CASES.
Is vlsla morocco ease and book o.
20 large vials, in morocco, and book.-..-.-.- "
10 do plain case, aud bO0k..----..---. y
is boxes (aos. 1 TO 15l. and book ......-..-- q
TEEERKM 4RY SPECIFICS. I.
Mahogany cases, 10 vials y
single sials with 6rsctioss- v
wT These Remed es, By the cass or single box
| are sent 20 any part of tho country, BY mail o.
express, free Of charge on receipt Of the price.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIOnsef ;
Homeopathic MEDICINE COMPANY
| Once and Depot, No. 662 BFoadway, New York
DR. HUmPHRETs In consulted daily at his ONCE
personally or By letter. a. above, for all forms
,, 'T-11s G1.s FERRIS, SPARES > Co.,
R2s ~ wholsaals Agents, Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

.sles4 Cabsi Cabs! Cabs
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
II assortment Of Ohiidreh'M Cabs ever brought
TO ths city, can bs found st
WARRRH 4 C0NYNGfoH'S,
maf3-a No. h ain street. z
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Liverpool g. london q Globe Ins. Co.
9 Assets, (in gold) SIG, 0c0. 900 90

ed we1dl o. saibasi ,asza0LI bea
sthaae va 81 ssaHised gaseii bsaoii
ssaasi 4sao1a --ssft s.f, -lesm
! eeisiaa &; ..,.,-... 5.i...4r - 8 issi
bed 81
- sisu ssa78lssgo9 no .ylssb ..,ga.
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Union Insurance Co.. Of ndianapclia,
.s''A''A Assets, S2O7, sos a..

l~fHn siai b5iaeissi coal
aoiaj elbesde o. slgsHs risdJ ssas5
Z sAi io iIoqq9e 90 rtai sss mid 3
= xsal ia5i haao7- % 10 sbeas iaai a
vaj ssassff s;H s blBas
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Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of New York.
0os Assets, Sl2, 2,235.4O7 SO

oa---r3aa5fd nd a.fi a-tzaf -t44i tdt1i I'D
,...1 s.s....,,.....f.< 20 toda
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is' Nsa siai g----sigx7 o. rniiur
- anl % l1aa I'D ae anhnb o ALll
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Underwriters Agency of n. York.
= Assets, 43,12O,823 80.

r. t@a =. -l.'Aa pqs
e 14nsi1of ssaamui ezaa 10
seFt asaeisBd sdl 3 giogoaom o,s
siaaw h'afsH -7757-TailnI sai ~
is5evnl . deas = b.a1 Z. a.ii sdz s
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NEW STORE.

EeeeoI4 titw s3cF > baa ~ 90 bsseiii
o. % noii.sap aiam ed 30 bs8 8
-nsT cd Do is4sss .FatsaB1 he SD Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Loan No 356--Fivs acres OF She northeast cor
ner OF the "a 5ol00 acre tract Ia ef Of n south
one-hah OF fractional s.ctlon twenty i've l(75)
town ak t6) south range eleven (fI) west, and
marked " on PARTITION Record Nc. 1lof said
county, apd recorded ct page 76 OF said record
ana beginning at the northeast corner or said "a
% 100 acre tract. running thenceanuth alsng the
east 1ne OF said sEAst 26 reda thsnes vest 81 rods
thence north 26 rfds, thsncs east TO the place of
bsginning. Mortgagsda - Octavia s. aud Abel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Loan No. s41-rhs south vest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section No thirty i've (S6)
town seven ID south range eleven (Il) west; con-
tanning 80 50-l00 acres. Hortgaged BY Theodore
AMOUNT na a'nea aSs tssTssn wrss salo ss 20 1isdi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
.-Americall Organs

Place them In the front rank a. the best, and
command higher pFics thau any other reed In
strumsnt In the market. A careful examtnatlon
Of them, in comparison WIN others, VIII quickly
show their superiority. IA rf.ffgg1
Special atten tlon fs called TO the syle Of Amer-
can oFRnn No. IT. containing the super.Octave
Coupler aud sub-Bass. For Churches In want OF
4 powerful insframent, whose msans are limlteds
e price renders u very 4esirable. 9s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
The Amerioan Organ

Makes Home Attrsctiss, !, ind reinss and elsvatss
the minds Of al. bss..-iful in its appearance
sw gfa SEA laln and eiects-, h+a
Eevsnteen-17-FirBt Premfums were awarded
to the American Organs In the month Of October
1865, ever ali competitofss at different State
and County kAirs. O. ~ IH Is
First Premium awarded 10 the Americ Or
gans at the Great New York State Agricultural
Fair at Rochester, september, 1884,, over the
whole Catalcgae exhibited By the Most Oelebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
mount due thereon, $3.50 81.

Loan No 7O--Lot No. five (5) block fifty (5O)
aud one foot Of four CD edoinfng i've (51 ID said
block and extending from hslfront to the rear Of
said lot, all In the Eastern eniargems cot Of Ev-
Ansviils. Mortgaged by William v ckery. 3 sgg 4
Amount dus thereon, S222 98