Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 March 1865 — Page 2

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f I oie Mit.fwt 6oar4 tiir at 'Sre Uaieign a. lliird Mwt. brtww y oioaveatid ioi ,,''" g-ntie .eu B'.d wile can ocum' 7 lare f'out rn .tn. 1' I ta r. I'wri, t-n ooomni. ny oatr.b r of fli.) b-aH.,-., and ran fa-bieba w alth board an In t.(i if ,p Icatlc.n be ''- a'r.n. FOR LEASE. T-ttltt A LONG TIBM or YEAKH, (We BoiJrllnt P I. t. frout nr n 1 hlrd .irert, botwosa Kua aid lni; ! f ir trt. fronting oa Locust otrrrt, rv-lwf-n fwiwl and TM' d .tr-t. . , mr21tltf . ... ,. m t "' 1 FOR HENT.LMXTY ACRETOr SOOU LA5D IS TBEEK J mile of Kvausville. Enquire of nit A J0HN80N FOR SALE. A FIFE ODA lOS'T. VEBY LOW. il i-noitr of sss7 No. 8, Water Btreet. TWO DWELLING HOUSES AND Ono Splendid Building Lot n rr RKRiMCKCie. o tka tutt lid nt Second IV I street, b-rtw-en ftycautor and Vine; ! Tjr brick, eleven (U) looms. With all the Furniture, If dralred. Ground 65 by ISO feet : tine OitDMi IVmetioa. Pearo, Apricots, Plnmtt, Ate., n tlie nn.ii.lwii. A r ire-nrool Brick Warrboone extend

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la on th pr i.-Ar a u " V Ji l HOUjiC, oAiitaluiiiK Six Room; Oooli B A ll N , and olhr Hnlldlngif, . , . r'.'Ol VJl.l- Off , tid. J-

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O $1 lUOKClt. iuquira uf narl,dtr. t t: A. JOHNSON. A CAItuB TWO HTOIiV I! I lt.MG Witt r IV Im ,t- (..jitie tof p"t"KHTf or Vf At-It v iiui siiuui"iu ''n(rvia K'unnTTiart fhuri!) toar tltwiarf. T rino a -y. kuUi im iiiHuffitr nf l).'u. ntioMin, 1 bird aintt, tbi 'nail mMnntll !i febitA-l ll-Cornt'rljotH 23 CHOICE BV IWKO - LOTS KHAUf'K'4 KAliraRtiKnEST, fJELONtilNO TO THJE E or PETE th h r, od Try rrjnM term. Pfrnuns .- niiinc tu pitr h caa rimht h plat of th Im.jfHU- n, int 0 sitjrwqi lti tttHrtj by riJiaff ih.'-nu ctUior mi Lvf r.irtn fjf ..d of . boil,'! itl 4Vfr,fi, ittrti(i. . j v r IT W TI V 1 1 iDnf v. . - -dal U a nudiihi A. COMMISSION. , Prodiirnani ( ommUslon Merchants, - N ltt WA1VU S'l UU1 ' t)rr' KiiK-k, out wr to M. lair.ll, i ... ... ..,.. i EVANTltlt, INR iP- Ulgbeat tuli prir. paid TMr all kind, of Country i'rodnca. - I'rompt attention RlTun to all Or.lera. , - diIO-6n i. a. auaua1r-i'!itinrwfr.mT, Kramvlllo, lud. . , - - , .. - Uolconda, III. P. S. DuSOUCHET & CO.? COMMISSION IJCD-FOSWARBIXtt MERCHANTS, ; " So. f-i Hoyitraa St., New Orlaaua, Tactorn, tor mln of Pmk, Lard, Floor, Grain, - Ily and Woalm Prutlnce, generally, i wa"iiKini and. ordpri9."lcltd. r Has tt-Smd - - , p. h. rAoav r ::: i is. dioeit. t Kagoa & Dickey, - i ' - F0BWAED1NO & COMMISSION WHOLESALE GROCERS, Wafer Street, evl m ' v -it 'KVAWSVft.LK. IND. . SUNDRIES. OTATQKS. Two car load joat reoa r.'d and for aale by 1 , . T1 ' BElliLY A CO. EW Oltf.KANd moLASSES." In barn'l and balf-bariela, reclTed perateamer Missouri, and tor ,al by BKILLY A CO. MEDICAL NOTICE. 'DS.'J.'S.IOWEE, Fiiy8i2ian & Surgeon, HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN Kvauaville, odrra hit prokMiiuual aanriea to the rttien, of EvauiTiila and vtciuitT. ' Ollice and rmluVncn on Main atraet, opi-9j ana now , it, ih.i,. tie win uaiouna at uromrhton A Wood'a Urog Store, on tbe corner of Third and Main, from 8 t 10 o'clock a. . each day. - vih . .-. . i. - - : NOTICE. r C riHE UNI'EBSIflNKP RCTCRN THANKS TO "J a lltX'ral public fur lUoir natrunago duriuic the past .oaaou. Tht-y take thi opportunity of potiiyin thair aiiotoaiera tkat they tiara eioaedi thir Uvat tiup ou Locuet Hireet, dnrlna;, - ha auoinier. We wfil, bowevor, reula-ly 4 the old oland io tbe Marxet liMJa. ,o rp4ctfully - Invite orr aid ire-nd and cutoolt-rt and the public kenfra'ly to iro u a call there Mai.h -i Iwd. -COHS 1 LIVT. : COM FEOT ION E tY ft'HB UN UEKI0i KD, 1 A VINO PCKCHA8I od iroia f. iJoj la bi tauk af Candy Toole, n-ca-y f ,r the tunufacture of all kinda of Candy, ia now prepared to (ill ordari for an amouutof -,;,-: .i,.; i ia jv j C IV Till V- ( SODA, SYRUPS, SCO., a&C. j ALSO, For Oratkera, t akrt, and atarjU tna eonBo ted Willi tue C. ufoctionor and Baaaty bo.lDa. - . ....... t ' mrcnnt in tu city ana MHnity will (lud It v their tut rmtt to nie na a call. Ordera from dlatanca olu lU-ii and jrowutiy attaadd to ... x. a w. cuaiyr, feb24 Sm No. 10S Main t , bet. 3d and 4ih. NOTICE. ? Annexatioa of Territory to the City 01 iili VlUC 0TICE IS UKKEBY GIVEN that the Com XV moa Oouuuti of tkacty of Kvanarilla. la Darauauce of too nruxlAionaof ao Act of tbe Uen eraj Ae-iaikrj 4 )a. aiiati r I'Hllaua.-mpproTud March 6, 1666, entiilcd an actto amend tboaorenty ' nmt:i on of an aci.oi.ut.od "Aa Act gran log to tbe citiz-tie ot tho towu of EraniTillo, in tbe . county af Van.ifr urgh.a city cnarter,'ppmTed - January 7, and to add nupplioaental aec tlornt to raid act, wiii. ou the tktb day of April, urauot to the Hoard of Count? Commbkion- ( ere ot Vai.orbnrg wanj, a petition i raying fat , ,AhoannHiUriii to .,t-o.i ol tbe Miowmr do. acrtbMl tertitury, aoJ-. (rWiig ioaUitha reaaona lot avow annexation, tiv? All that prt ol t&e aontne...t quw-er uf siiti.:tt,uiiuitauJW).lJl kwwUtip lx !), rUKj U-ii id) trti, dfcribed a loUowe, via: Como aucl ft at the eonthweat ornar of aaid , auartor section,' and runniij tlnuice north fire noBUrtO and tujrty (Mil) t, thonce east mien kuadrdai(ixry-two (72 r-t, thonce aonth Are bunarvd ana twenty.Dins and a half (."2V) Jeet. and trum i . ..... i 1 i .. ': y-vo and one fourth (T6M j t, to the place of a iwinowt an sne north by lota known aa leabollo Place, on tbo eaat by Sharue'a .DlrKi.Dwai,oailu aouta by .StockwaU'a knlargetu.t, and on the wwt by a roadway or atreot, known aa fimt Anue, dividing tka above drribtd pnn,(.r, from ths town of Lamaaca Ott, tow cl-y ot saaaenlle, aatd territory boina contijjnont to the city'r Ev.niTilu-, a'd not Btottodor laid off.- t ...... T.T7

" w. BAKKB, Mayor Attest. ArArtu, Ule-a ., By A. M. Wcpnfl, Ityf Clorlf., aar80 30t a. at iw ve-im-l frX OS - -T - S 1t:!r4 "

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.MAECtJ n K 1 i L KOI II KKyiHTKK ,a . K. afc C JA B DIFlITIt ValL. Way. froiirbt and TnroocB f ralgbt. t ISITlli Halt . 1:M r. . :l. . a. . A ocofamodation.M. Throng k VralbU Y. n. 4k. R. R. R. DKPAETS FIOM T. H. TWv KMaa .1 - w 3aa PAooonavKattea. ,T:S6 a. B. fcight Kzpr M: 60 a. AtllTI AT T. B. Day Kxrm-.. li:tA r. . A oco m tn ooat loc. , : 10 p. a. Nlht Kpraaa Thanks. We are indebted to Mr. J, A- Stonebralter, tbe accomplished Clerk of the steamer Robert Barns, for Mem phis papers of Thursday. A Valceb PstaiNT. Tbe Journal Company are under maiy obligations to Esq. Stacer, cf Scott Township, for a basket of moat excellent and luscions ap. ifles. In a fine state of preservation. We hope bis kind-heartedness will be re turned to him an hundredfold in the in-gatherings of his next crop. taf Adolph Marks, of Lafayette, whose melancholy fate, impending, has serred as local items for the Lafayette papers Jfor a week or two past, publishes a note in the Courier of the 17th stating that the dog that bit him was not mad and in the second place that he was not bit at all, and in view of the whole case be has no apprehensions of dying with hydrophobia. ' WiLsos'e OftEAT Raid CojmencaD. From an officer who had left Eastport on. Wednesday morning: last, we learn that Gea. Wilson's great raid has com m e need. ' The whole command moved out io gallant style on tkat morning, and, like HSierman's great army, will hence forth only be heard from through rebel sources.. ..The thorough equipment and preparation of the great cavalry force, tbe largest that ever moved in one body on tbe continent, assures as that they will be irrisistable in their inarch whereever they may go. Another jgentleman, an officer who left Chickasaw Bluffs on Thursday last, re ports that Wilson's ed'Miee was 13 miles from Eastport and found the roads much better than tbey had expected. The objective points of this exped tion, are, of course, only a matter of con lecture, but a fiance at tbe map will readily suggest Selma, Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama, Columbus and otbe interior towns ot Mississippi We shall await with eager anxiety, but with strong confidence, for develop ments, of the campaign, which is to last, we are told, 70 days. " A Dkspkeado. From Capt Dalsell just from Memphis, we learn that Major HfliTon of Sbawneetown, who it will be retnembered, shot Col Mills, his superior officer, sometime since, was brought op a prisoner on, the Robert Burns, to be sent East for trial At a wood yard in tbe chute of No. 16, the Major, whose ankles were graced with a chain and ball, slipped off the boat, carrying his ball and chain in his hand, and the country being covered with water he took to a bateau, and attempted to make his escape, but the Lieutenant who had liimia charge, .discovered him and re turned him to the boat, after a desperate struggle. The Major having obtained a case knife inflicted one or two ugly gashes on the Lieutenant Just previous to leaving Memphis, the Major, we are told, broke from bis guard and killed a negro who had accidently spit upon him.5. ? . - 4 i He was transferred to the railroad at Cairo, to be forwarded to Albany New York. Great Destxoctio by tbi Flood at New Liberty, Ills. A correspondent writing from New Liberty, Illinois, informs us that that village was nearly entirely destroyed by the high waters and a heavy gale that prevailed there oh "Sunday the 12th, and renewed on the following Friday. Houses were demolished, and tbe inhabitants driven oat until there were but two dwellings that bad not been destroyed. At tbe time tbe letter was written the water had fallen 7 feet, and the people were endeavoring to repair damages. The. river, has since risen again, and no doubt stilt greater damage has been doae.' Nearly all the houses were swept from their foundations. The damage in the town was estimated at $18,000, and . ia ' the surrounding country still wreater damage waa done. " , tcy Ths Canneiton Beporltr reporUi the following deatht by accident, ia ihat town week before last: On Wednesday evening Anton Kirsh, i drWf r in tbe tunnel of the coal mine, rVceived either from the falling of the mine or by the kicking of his male, a blow which caused hie death immediately. " While blasting in the coal mines oa Wednesday evening, Mr. Poehlein, a miner, was killed. On Wednesday, the 13 lb. inst., while assisting to toad a barge with rock, at tbe quary above town, Mr. Samuel Hoibrook was instantly killed, by tbe falling of a derrick. The fall was caused by tho breaking of a wooden gny, thus allow ing tbe derrick to swoop around into the river. - Mr. Holbrook was on the boat, with his back towards the derrick, and had therefore no opportunity to see his daflgee, or guard against iV The blow he received was, it is presumed, sufficient to ktH him tastatttiy. lie dropped into the river and air body has not been recovered. ggaT-The SaliaSarv (North Carolina) Watchman of March 9th. has the follow u t. ti.-i v -t - - ing: Sherman. Where is he? . We don't Suiow We have aot seen anybody, lately, that does. - Sherman has never, -yet struck where we have most desired he should, or gone exactly where we expected he would; consequently, mere , conjecture is useless lie is a wiry," "BelfiiJi, dor," and will be aura to consult his own interest,. if, he ia allowed so to do.'; QjLj. .

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The CloTto Foflt - Our IndepehfJcot DfmocrA'ie c'm porkfj (pzcob the abaardi't) od Mi' Strpet bare refereDC to the

patchca itand the rnffianiam of Hhpr mAQf araij is South Croiin do loogpr, aa! it brki Hence on that tnbject follow: t" ... Tk Cnfederocy. Tbe prMDt condition of the Confedercr ie moat terrible, and tbe eimpaaion of Christiana cannot bat h exer cised toward ita citizens. . .Tboogsn da of women and children ia Richmond and other cities of the South, we are told, are literally starring to death. Tbe demoralization that peryades the army also exists to a great extent among tbe citizens. Many who in former days oc cupied respectable stations in society, and who were of the most reputable parentage, have fallen into the commission of crimes "which almost falsifies the tongue to enumerate, while the poor people are almost as a class sunk to tbe lowest level of moral depravity, in the State of Georgia and South Caro lina, the whole country through which Sherman's troops passed, has been de vastatedbouses have been razed to tbe around every blade of grass has been burned in fact hardly anything ia left that would suggest that civilization bad ever existed there. Thousands upon thou lands of citizens of the Con fed eracy, we are told by Hon. H. S. Foote, are anxious and ready to inaugurate a counter revolution in the nontb, if Mr. Lincoln will only issue a proclamation of general amnesty and guaranteeing the Southern States all the rights and privileges enjoyed before tbe disruption of tbe Union. The President does not do it, and in onr opinion will not, it be ing bis determination to utterly and ea tirely subjugate the people of the South. The Christian compassion of the JHapatch is very commendable. It is nnu sually commendable in that (as the Dir patch would have us believe) it is be stowed upon its enemies. But while it is pouring out its sympathy for rebels in watery paragraphs, why can't it find space for a picture like the following, which we take from the Cincinnati Timet? HoaaiBLK. i- ' Within tbe last six months 'the snntimeat of the country has be)n shocked by certain glimpses which have been given of prison-life and the prisons of the South. Between exchanged and escaped soldiers, who have experienced the barbarous incarceration of the rebels, we have become familiar with some of the most horrible pictures on record. The "Black Hole of Calcutta" was a little paradise by comparison with some ot the dens in Dixie. Nothing that we have seen, however, equals the accounts just published of a general exchange which took place at Northeast, a station oa the Wilmington and Goldsboro railroad. ' . -Ten thousand of our men- were to be exchangd only eight thousand six bu odrd and eighty-four appeared. In reply to inquiries concerning the residue, the rebel officers replied : - 1st Many of tbe Federal prisoners died ia the prisons after tbeir names bad been enrolled for exchange, but be fore tbe exchange had been effected. 2d Many had leaped from the cars en route for the exchange station, believing that they were simply ; being removed from one prison to another. " " ' . 3d. Many died oa tbe train as they were being conveyed for exchange. ' a Of the eight thousand, six hundred and eighty-four who were actually pre seated for exchange, two thousand were unable to stand erect " Tbe condition of these men," says a correspondent of the Philadelphia liupiirer who was present and saw them, "beggars all description. iIany of them were literally caked, and not only were they naked, but covered with sores, and tbeir flesh being eaten with vermin. " Many of them wore but a pair of filthy and ragged drawers, while some of the more fortunate had a shirt Some of tbem bad their gaunt and wasted frames shrouded in fragments of blankets and tents." , This is bad enough indeed, but it is not the worst. ' Squalid filth, nudity and wan and ghastly aspects were general ' A number of them," continues tbe Inquirer' $ correspondent, " were totally demented, ttark naked, their bodies be. daubed teith mud. , Gangrenous, ulcerous, their eyes running out their toes and Jinyers dropping off, they were'enaurtng the extreme oj human suffering. - A Nici Ride. Our namesake J. N. S., of Marion, Ky., treated as to a nice and fast ride behind his splendid 2-40 team on Saturday. His new horses are pretty as pictures, and as swift as the wind., Few teams in. this region can surpass them. .v ; " ; The Indiana Cotton Mill at Can neiton will resume life on the 1st of April This principal lobe of the Canneiton lungs has been inactive for six months. . j- " ' "' '. Keirs Items. . The Indianapolis Journal gives the following description of one of the men drafted in that city: "The examining surgeon found that he was suffering under a complication of diseases one lung entirely gone, rheumatism, ossification of the heart. Bright' s disease of the kidneys, with a predisposition to spotted fever. , !, A quarrel occurred last Sunday in Cincinnati between Charles Reick and a man who had been for soma time in his employ named ' Michael Kennedy During the altercation the former threw a tumbler at his employe, which struck him on the head, and inflicted a wound from which he died on last Wednesday morning. " ' . , Prof. Agassis, accompanied by eight students of tbe Lowell Institute, is going to South America to verify some of his theories regarding the glaciers. He will go direct to Rio Jeneiro, and examine, the monntain ranges in the Southern . part of Brazil and the neighboring provinces. Blown Dow. Levi Cofcn's big brick house in Greencastle, just completed, waa blown down daring the storm last week. Wm. T. Shall, one of the proprietors of the Nashville Press, died ia Nashville at five o'clock on Monday morning last, in the twenty-sixth year of his age. He tell a victim to that dread disease consumption,, which had been slowly stealing upon him for some time past, not, however, ' assuming an alarming form until within the last three months, during which period he became entirely prostrated, and was compelled to keep his room. - . -

A hand of guerrillas made a raid on a block-house, a short distance below Larkinsville, Ala., on Sunday night, and succeeded in butchering five negroes of a regiment stationed there, after which they fled. The negroes started - in' pursuit, and captured one of "the gang, bringing him back with them.- - J A lady going out from Ticksbnrg "a few days since excited the suspicion of an offioor by the peculiarity of her name, and, upon being searched, .'there was found in the heel of on of her shoes an .H.'t K J W .H IJJi Mfis.it . s. ..Hi IV"! J ' J i 1 aa;

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Vitktba'g, the lo. vion ot Jh t ars-r als rion iu-adq o-rti-fs ff he eoarrj. an fall dt-sc-rip ions of varioaa commisar and other store. . She was arrested an taken back to Vicksburg, and furnished with sate quarters. A gentleman from Shreveport states that Gen Kirby SmiJa is at SareveporC ea Buckner at Nachitoches, and Gm Thomas at Alexandria, with their re pecti ve iorees, ' - quietly, as they saj awaiting an at tack, from our troops. The forces nnder Forest's direction are 7,000 strong, and are stationed at four different points along the Mobile Ohio Railroad. They are poorly moun fe ed and are without artillery. Judge Ratcliffe, formerly County Judge of Crittenden county, Arkansas, was hunr bv the rebels a few days ago in Madison county, Arkansas, - We see the most encouraging accounts of tbe prospects for fruit in all parts of tbe country. , 1 be tt. units papers say there is DO doubt of a bountiful product this season in that locality, though the peach buds were much swollen previous to th last "cold anao. vet the wind completely dried the trees before freez ing, and no barm was done. ?1 The wheat crop ia this section of the country, does not promise a very abun dant yield so we are informed by those who are posted. Delphi Times. From various parts of this and adjoin ing counties, we hear that the prospects of tbe coming wheat crop are very nat . . n j tenng. xrmocrui . From tbe best information we can get, we are inclined to think there is "show" for a peach crop yet, but it won' do to bet on. There is many a slip 'twixt the cup and lip many a frost be- ... ... -a, tweea mis and tne mtaaieot aiaj, - j tare is fickle; if not dishonest. Jnd, Journal." - . ; Looal Notices. To the Businessmen or Evassvilli It affords us pleasure to call the atton tion of the business men of Evansville to the Sbawneetown Mercury, as a most valuable advertising medium. It has a large and . increasing circulation in Southern Illinois and Southwestern Kentucky, and aa .the intercourse between those sections and this city is being; mutual, we see no reason why " our merchants in tbe various articles of traffic should not strive to control the business ot these . localities, and we know of no better way of dtnug so than by a judicious system of advertising in the country press, and we cau cheerfully recommend the Shawoeetown Mercury as a worthy medium through which our business men may safely undertake to extend their trade., and (bus give new life and energy to our city. , We hope tbey will try the experiment mr- . r Terms or Advebtisino. Business cards of five lines or leas, one year, $10; one column one year, $100; balf-col umn, one year, $60; quarter-column, one year, $35 Address ' ' y ' ; ' ' D. W. Luac, Editor and Prop'r,' r Shawneetown, Illinois. National ; Hotel, . Louisville. We direct the attention of travelers to the card of the National Hotel of Louisville, Kentucky.., ; ... .This is one of .the finest Hotels in the west. Messrs. Metcalfe A'Kean, the Proprietors, have long since, vindicated their ability -10 " keep HoteL" When you go to Louisville stop at the National, .... . . :t t ' - ' - r - .. New Grocery IIousi. Messrs. Jones & Gatcb, late of Lawrence burg, Indiana, have opened a new Wholesale Grocery House at No. 79 Main Street, where they will constantly keep a large and well selected stock of Groceries and Liquors.' ; .". ! " .They are gentle-men pt established in tegrity, liberal business views and extensive means, and we commend them to tbe confidence and patronage . of the public. ' ": ; .' See card elsewhere. . ,., ... : iS . ; i U. S. DEPOSITORY. - FIRST lJATiorAL ; . BANK 0 F - - EVA3TSVILLE Fays the hiffhest price for Goerntnent Securities, Guarterm asters' Clxeckixixd Vouchers. j ; ? Sella Exchange on ' New; York and other cities ai low as the LOW EST.,.,. ,.r,-. . r-r , . . Keeps always on hnd 7 3-10 Treasury Notes of all denominations, to supply customers, 1 . 1 1 mar226td. 1 , M&- Go to Wright'a Gallery, . No. 8 Second street, lor your Photographs, yll work warranted equal to any from Eastern cities. ' Dec 2'i-dlf 'AmauemeBts. !;" '.c. ..... . Masokic Temple. There waa a crowded house on Saturday night at Masonic Temple, comprising a highly intelligent audience. The playing was exceedingly fine, and Mr.' Morris brought down the house time and again by his inimitable immitatioa of a German. : All the parts wera well snstained. ' 1 ' 'To-night the popular play of "Our German Cousin " will be produced, in which Mr. Morris will abiae conspicuoitsly. - "',., Wednesday night will, we are inform ed, close the present season. . Mozaat Hall. A German sacred concert was given ai Mozart Hall last night, a very large audience being in attendance. -.f.o.Tsi". .v. ..v Gonco to Tease HitTx. Golden & Pierce's troupe are advertised to appear at Terra Haute on Thursday .night t- Miss Fanny B. Price is alsoaaaouaced to appear in Terra Haute shortly. Miss Fanny , has ' hosts of admirers there as well as here.. - . ... T ; . , - j . GROCERIES. S. k f-JtlM. r; i. : : . t j. n. aarca. tSlr CATCH. JONES '""Wxl01.KaA.I.K DEALERS Ilk t GROCERIES & I4QUORS ,V, ,. ... J.."o ZO.ltfi v 1 '.V; Ifais. Street, EvansviUe,- Indiana. PRIZE CONCERT. PEOF. BUCK'S 6BKAT PBIZK CONCIRT will coma off about tb first of April, aad offer unprecedented attractions. Twenty-ona elegant priaas will few dtatributed, tnalndlcg on diamond sot, valued at l,uO. Pric of ticket red need to SI. Thoaa wko parchaood SS ticket will call aad raosiva two additional ttskata wltkowt additioual cbarg. f J;,.t javSuBfsLi ,

OPINIONS.

Arroaait onaa-t'i rrna. I . March IS 806. J Haw. Idtrim M. Hamtan, -Ttmrm a War, : L" pua tbo I -Is .action of luo Act entll od a a Act to amend tk. aaaaral Acta fceoetofotw aaed to prorida for in ei. rolling and c.llint- out lib aattoual orcaa," which pr ilea as 101 towe : Tkat aaroafttr alt p-riua BottonJ into Ik Hilary or ea.l aer,ic, whot Jr aa Toinnfa a. mi titatoa. Rpraaastauaa', other , abail jo credited to 1 b otate, aad tha ward, bia. D reel net. or other enrolment anb-dtatriet. wnera often porta 0 ta-lona by actual reoidonce, u oca paraoaa navaaa acaosu eel aaoe witnin uia United Btateal.fr where aocn n-raona wore rr ohali baearoilati, (tf tlaala to enrolment); and it a aeraby made tba cat, of the Prorost Manual weaaral to axake such rnlea and cioaanch iBetrucaa to t.a aoooral rraooal ltaiaBal-,iKiaraaai Enrolment, and Maatering Otncara, aa aball no aeeaeaary for tba faithful eoforootuont of ibe prortatom of tkla eaectoa, ta tbe end ttiat Pair ana just credit shall ao giroa to erery aetnka of tba eoaatry: rtaadot. That in any call tor troopa aareafter, no eonnty. town, tow&ihip, tn, naeinct. or election district, shall hit. credit bxcout tor men aataally furaiabad oa aaid call, or tna proeoding call, by said eonnty, town, township, ward, precinct, or election dietrict, Bins to red into the military or natal eorrlce oa tba quota taeraof." Kon. la Tour letter of the 12tb of March, 1 ...i .1... . . .k. cV,ttMtnv HAlttta r.rrt aa to tna nssDini 01 tne wot-scioi real donee," a employed In the above eoctlon, aua the Drooer mode, according to law, or arteruiu Ing tna actual reaiden.ee of men oltsriug aa rocrulta. fmcoaxf. Whore the " ctoal ralldanea ' of tu recruit la la on tnb district, and be ia enrollod In a different aub-d strict, where shall tbocrrdit begiTon? Aonl. In caaea where tba recruit baa no loital doattcil or actual realdenea in any enrolment andistrict, shall be be credited to tbe auu-ois trlet or dietrict where be la enrolled, or (hail be be allowed to select hn locality 7 I.Tha Brut of tbe aboya q mat lout may tx di Tided into two parts : Flrat, aa to the moaning of the words -actual reaidouca;" and secondly a to tba proper mode of ascertaining tbe "actual residence." . . ' , It iaTary difficult togiw, a teat by whlcb tbe question of actual roeidenoa may bedetermined in Mrk nartlealar ease. A lew caneral niko may be giTon, bowerer, by which a Teat majority of the caaea can M raadtiy dotarmmoa. 1. iTery person mast be presumed to bav an etnal nwidanoeeomewbare. . A man can bar bat on actual residence at one aad tbe sauie time. S. a realdonca once acquired roaiAins until an ai kjr ia acn aired. . . 4 Tba place of a man's origin ia that of hut actual residence nat I be acquires another. 6. Mlaora bare tbeir actual n-eidenea nitlt thair naxonta. caardian. or, if apprentice, with their meetere. ..- r. Alalia roalde at the placee of tlielr dwelling. A man' dwelling ia la contradistinction to hie l.of bn.inaaa. trade or ocroiiativo. lie dwell at tba plaue ho habitually loep or paaaaa bia Bight. , -,, nlry there T mire or lea popl l.tinn rtoatina like drift. 1 bey tierar expect to remaiu long at auj plae, and go tbnca whenever Od wbarorer til Dope t emp uymout may iaiir, r taucj dlcUt. 8ueb patauna bars their act run residence la in cotnuiuuuj in imm mij hi dwell at the tim of tb enrolm. at. . Aa to tbe tuoJe of aaoartaiulag tbe actual ma donee of a recruit, tba statute gl tea authority to tbo Provost i.ixabal Go u oral to make each rakw and give u h lnatructiona a will enable the Board of Enrolment and Mua erlng OOioar loaa. certain the facta, aad aeaiga tna uiouit accurutug to tb truth Of tbe cans. Za most aaoe U atrtuavlt of the enrolled man would deta mtne Utf a.tar. Bat a it i question in wbicb tne sub district bar aa interact aa wall a the rootuiu, end as racraiu may, fur bouutiaa or bnbva, declare contrary to .be tact thel' I la.es of reidaor, tb rul to be praeclbed should admit at oonoter proof. ' H.My oolaloa ia. that whore ibe actual residence ia la on ub-itatrt.aad tb ma t enroll in different sob nl trlct, tb credit should b itivn t to. oia i riot cr hi oBl roe dnoco , The who. object and parp.ol thi cettoa ia to fix a ru a by wbicb places are to receive ered ta for ourol.ed man. It give a ruloof credit to tbe Stat, aad to tb ward, towaabip, praoiact, or other enrolment ub-diatrtct, for enrolled men only. It i silrrit aa to bow or whore r-cruita not enrolled, or liab s to bo enrolled, are to be oro-l td In or der that tb credit may be mad according to tbe rul lu tbi aeclon preaar.bad. tb lean must not only hT an actual reatdeaee. but h mu t b outo ad. Tna word of tba aaottau. "aud what oucb peraoo wore or shall bo enrolled," male to tba laot of enrolment ralker than tbe place of an. rolm nt Those word are tnt'oduo d loonnoaoc tb tact of enrolm t, and Lot to aflVct or control tb queatioa a to the p ate of credit. Tbi it manifest (or Ibe context, and wpecially fro a the woru In paueothesia, Just followiuj those above quoted, to-wit: ("if liable to atitvltneot ") . III. ..Nothing elii api"-arinit. It inust be takou for r.ntd .bat tba atlu .1 reoi U-ce ia tbo p are of rolnv.nt, and the credit tl'm accordingly. f, howav r. It should b made lo appear t. at, lhotig . nro;led In a particular sub-district, tb peraoa baa ao actual ridBoo.4Wa,.thia ataiato furaiahea no ruia by which thecreditcan be given. In uch cae, th credit miwt be given andor tbo law or according to tbo rn. in lore before and Indep-ndently of tbit Act. , 1 a am. Sir, very nwpecifnlly, ' i - " - 7. . . ,., , . Yonrobdiot servant, JAMEs aPERD, J mr2T f ' ' 1 .- '' A - Jaerary Unwrat . : - oriaioi. - . ' : ' ' '-ATToautT Gi-tttaaL's Orrtr x, 1 , ' ' - Maroh 1 105. f Bon. Xtfw.'a Jf . Slant", cVcrc&iry ( War , . Bia: lu your latter of ths 11 lb of Aiarcb, yea ask me, whether under tbe Aot of Con (crone, entitled "An Act to amend the several Act heretofore paaaed to provide for tba enrolling and call.' ing oat the naticaal forces, an J for other pur. poees," approved 3d March. 18u5. Ilia Provoat Marshal Ueneral is required to change tbe present quota in the present draft by roaooa o( corrections in lb enrollment, made since tbeir assignment. . , . - - . . . In the 13th section of tb Aot, it is enacted, HTbat wbr any revised enrollmnnt in any Congreeaional ar draft district baa been obtained or made, prior to any actual drawing of name from tna enrollment liata, tba quota of such d-alrfc t may be adjusted and apportioned to such ravieed enrollment, aa it may liave stood bo lure tb mvieion." , . .. . It will be porceivod that tbe wnguaipavf tbi section la ia tb past teoas, and property eo, though referring ta fitnr and xiating eurolluenta: Aa enroilmeat mtut ever precede any ae tion under tba isetion. It waa, therefore, right to speak of tb enrollment aa a past (aot, ae something that bad been dona. Kegarding taeeection by Itaelf, and aa unaffected by other clauses in tbe statute,, it applie as weltto snjtutur.aAlo aa existing enrollment. -f Bat, at tbe time of tbe enactment, -there was an .ttrolimout and paodina; draft under a call for additional troopa, and tbia appeal from the pravieo to tho 15th and 27th section. It la provided, in tb lath section, that tbe rule or credile xed therein shall not app'y to tbe vending call ; sod 1n tba 27th section, tt is rreWd. That otbing herein contain, t shall r pe rate to no -t pone tbe pending draft or interfere with tbe quota a--signed tberefor.' Neither of the proviso, can be regarded aa r. pngnant to tbo 13th seetios; They do aotbing more than prevent a construct'on of tbe Art that would Chang the rule of erudite aa tu tbo pondlag draft, or that would postpone it, or that would inter tore with tb quota aaaignad tberefor. Indeed, Congrea baa, by Implication, declared that tb qootaa aesigned for tbe preaont or pending draft shall not b iuterf.rod with. This could not have bean daea the enatigg part. of tbe srat. ute", but may bead well and aptly rtnne by prov4. Now, If tbsworrecttona provided for iu tbe 13th section ar mad to apply to tbe preeeut dialt, tbe quota. aesigned tb-rofor, will be interferae with. Tbi ia what Consroa ha aaid shall not bo done. After the pending draft, tho provlto wi.l hav performed their office, and all future dralt must be mad, subject to the rule pro. cri bod in tb Act I am, tborof.T. of the opinion that the Prove! Mar bal Gaaeral i aot roqarrod to change tb praaent quota ia tb pending draft by reason of corrections tn the enrollment, mid sine tbeir aalgaaat. ' -.it. ... - --- - - u t iL t ...-. , - Taut obaeteot oorvant. " - - -i v. a IE SPEED, ? ah27.ff. . Attorney G, noi.U STOLEN I 'HE TtHon WHO T'K)K A UINIATLU A Of aaW.S frma Joarph B.ir's Dago rreoiypa Car. corBor ol Third and 8yeam.ro etna, on T kors'lac aftaraooa, will rccrivw a liberal reward by mart ing ths same to tb car. lu pictur was a miniatur ef a child that t dead and veined vary highly by tba yareaut of tbe rhtld. Bo queacion will be aakad of tka per eon retwraiag thaeamo. ' " , f,mx7-H4. i STRAYED. n A ADABK BBINDLE OOW. TTTK T"EA&S OLD, left 1 at Thareoa- waa amr oalvtag. bbs 1 tn good condition, and is a baavy cow. A lioeral reward will aa givon by returning bar to - - ' . a. RET9, .' mlT - - ,i - Last rtrsat Lot ween i aad 3d. NEWSALOON OAPTAIS KLACS3 HAS OPE&'XD ATIBST vy claas 6a loan o tb of Heia and X ghtfc street, wears will, b found tba be liquors of all kino. A UbareJ share of patronage Mteoll-fted. - (mi7-d3sa. HOTEL.' NATIONAL HOTEL, Corner cf Fourth and Hain, ' " Xc-aXlsx7-112.o, 33L-y. HETCALP KEAS, Praprlctora., -aaSTSBt.'.. .,:..,. .- -- . -. C I T Y HOT E H, P. HcKaY, Proprietor, JjJ"' t Oa tb corner of Water and Divtsica Su-oata, aeai ' - Bteamboat Landing. e , n,,,, " ' EVAS3YILLE, INDIANA, va.i : As that bob has betas papered, rotated and refarnianed by tba proprietor , ta travwltng pobtie can always jely bbob having two brat ef aceomBMdatioa. ... ' - ap27-ly BUCKWHEAT.. PLENTY Of . EBBeVH BCCKWBIAT, TBI . Brat of ttwasoata, o -- - .. ... . J J. P. BLLIOTTfJ,'' -1 a-.- i - -i So. SS Slasa ,

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U.S. 7-30 Lfliil. By authority of lb Secretary of the Trrasury tb aadcrsigned bia awnmcd the Geaeral gab criptlon Agoney for the sals of United state Troaauxy Kea boa ring swvn and tbrt tontb par cent, interest per annum, known a the Sevea-Thirty Loan, The Kote an inaaod amior dak of August ?.: LSe4,aad are payable threa year from that tion in currency, or are rotrv-rtibW, k i b optioa ot tli holder. Into ' ' I" " ' U. S. 5-20 Six Per Cant. GOLD BEARING BONDS. Tata boads are sow worth a premium of Bin pe aeat. iaeladjag gold Tn teres t from KoveruUor, which Buatea the actual prodt ea tbe 7-30 loan, at car mot rale, inclading tutorast, about tou p r cast, par an a an, besides Its ozranHuia frtm flat md euusteipoJ laatntiow, srki'eA mddi from aaw t tkrl pr. utU.mort, accord ing to tb rate btrlod on other propnrtf. TbetnUraat i. payable Aanian sail y by coupon attacked to raeh nota, which may ho cut ff and sold to aay bank er kanlcrr. ; r i j Tb Interest amount to ' y,n .- . On eaat ?r day an a $SO stale. Two cents" ,. 0IOO Tarn i ao t A " "'. f tooo ' On dollar soeo ' Hots of alt tba denomination named wilt la "promptly furateaed upon receipt of abariptitaa THE 0NXY L0AN IN MARKET mow ofMred by tba Govurnment, and ft is confl dontly expected that it sapor ior advaatagaa will 'tnaa It ffc': y "XV 4 . , j Great Popular Loan of the People. la than JiOO.OOO.ft rvmaia unsold, wkfch fit probably b diepaaed of wit bia the next 60 pr f0 dr j, whoa tba note will undoubtedly wisnd a prrnjlnta, t bas uniformly tioeo tb caawoa otoatos tit nbuiption to titer Loan. ' 1 orJor that citixsaa f every town and ar tion ef tn country msy h sfforded racllttles Im taking tba loaa, tba atieaal Bank, Stat Bank and Private Bankantbrougaoat tbo oountry bare generally agreed to rroefr subacriptlon at par. subscribers will aoioct tbeir cwu ageata, la wbosa tbey bar confidence, and who. enly ar to b raationaible for tba delivery of tk Bote for which they reer orders. it mi 1 1 tr 1 Ti'" -.' JAY COOKE, ;" , . ... t. 4 btBscatrrtoa Aaaar, Pluimdtlp. -star SpsacaiPTtoas wtu, x bscsitsb si Ts rilliT NATION AiTbaSK Of KVAS3VILLX, w .j-.n - r f Aad ky . : THE XVAS9VILLE NATION aV BANK, ml ,Tiie Ninth . National BanK or the city or sew tore... CAPITAL, 81,OOO,O0O, PAID VS. FICAL AGaST or the IM1EB STtTKS Ana Braciei. Aqsmt roa Is Oooxi, Bi-Bscaimo ., Aa, - . ; ;.- ; ' Will Deliver 7-30 HstuFnV: ,: of charge, by expreee, ia all parts af thooutr, and receive in payruont chock oa New York, Philadelphia arid- boston, current bills, and ail lira percent, in Ureal aotaa, with internet to date of subrcrlption.. Oaosaa en, by mail will l promptly lilted. - Tbi Bank receive tbe aoeonnt ot Banks aad Banker on bvorabl tirmi ; also of Individual keeping Row York account. ... , . J.T BILL.Ca.blor. J. V. OBVII, Pres't, ; Wl.3id ...... ,.,,.-.,.1 CIGARS & TOBACCO, JJ1L J3lxx Ztatoxort !li t I.'- - -i ' 1 " - - -' TO .W1ilea . :,.-. h-.il -'JC i : j f.r-i n ,- v- i.' ..: ti!( lis t-s Trt -- ;"; lft"? i:TJ I ' , . . t.,-- - . - i , . . 1 ', ' ' '"It I ,v-J.ll 1 ,-B:tj ... fi 4 ,a n, : i tiiit ' J-'-f,..o.')J bi.M l -.C' .U :!!;'' 'x We liave "ohand .. .- -a ...... , iRtVi i.,r--0-n-Jl V t--'-'- 1 Hissouri, Tennessee ; '' Alit'-. lli ltMiVfc ' tobacco, : J.at. " f'i" Im "-:. i Which wo have Selected to 'Manvifacture tho followlowing Brands off- ; V Tobacco:' ' L . A PaaadavBrtcnt T Omaeaa; ' ---3-A ; l--"' -tOaaesi. - ; r-' 4 A Twist. Bright,' 11. ' A Swact, 1 Oauacca. -;.Kir " ''- t ;- A Brlf 'ttcao ft. ; va 'haI . j Brlcwt S Catdidtaa.: Ti ) ' - HaHlnta R Caddies Dark 4 8 Caddies. '.' 4 A Paacsks, BrtKht,14if ' Bright t S latCattdlaa. ,-.-1) , ,' - Darks IB i la t dtls. - - .- - , - Sawy, amsnlv--:- 1-. f - spaa rteU."' '" Felld'a Cable Roll i f it at .M . i -.i.!rw 1 't Jt 15. -"-' ' Eldorstdo. t s : - k..u ft c;. tt y-r Rowels sjJtt:Jl4lw.H0 I'.lJ ' , - W will man e far. ' ore all kind of TobaeCo ta suit any trade that wa may roe aire order for, W anil assmrs the wkoloaalo trado tkatwaeaa wot bauadaraold ia tba Woot. Wo save ban oagaged la tb Tobaeca buaitiee for twenty yaara. We are prepared to execute-oar work In the Beat, eat stylo, aad ow roepoetlally ooliott tk attoettoa of doaiert to oar T fracco, , 5 . ;. j ; Cigars ! Cigoirs I ' Woalaocall tbsattoartion of Wbofaaa Pealrwat ia ear trad to exaailaov nr targa aad wall selected stock of Cigar. We have a hand Throa Million of Cit-a-a, which war manntactorrd by Jeaepk Pcodrtrk A Bros., Baltimavo W wfl I offer tbia atock pf Cigara.a) katra prkosv . . . tPipesI t-Fipes! m "W' alao bavo very large stock ' of Briar anil . Fancy Pipoa-oa baod. . " ' -....-, Mercbaat lawaatwf good la oar Ha arara- " qtioatad to call and examine oar stock, whicn tky will nod z uaeive and C'beap. Factory-or. Water rod Locast Sts. ,vl '!-. tt t-V.ls.4. ' (..., SALESEOO JI : IV'oo Xt.T IVIain tStieet, KVASSTIl-tx5,i2w5"rAiA'.''., t F. FEND R I C H'& BROS .CO -PARTIJERSHXT. book-keeper, tos bewa annMttaa M , partner ka our honao.' Tna S rat to be known tharaafler a vOmjb-titv fU arAWaw amaitpsVi

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The undersigned, successor to M. Lyon, and late Taylor & ' Co., havlnpr re cently returned from New York with one of the best selected and most stylish assortment of - i C L O THING, :: : -u .. oi- - , . , , I . CLOTIIS, - i r V I .: i . ' . ' ; . - r 1 ... CASSIBIERES i ifc.l i i1'' f.i l-i..! c.-i wU fi.i. 8 T !I IV ' ' AND ?" " Gcntlemcns', Furnishing Gooasf - ',-n ' ,r . .. .:.'-L'i - '., Ever brought to Xvansvino, bow otTi-r to tb pnl.lic tb entire and Imaii n to. k At. Prime, Cost. Tbi Vammotk Stock was purr heard exclnslvly for tho moat aashioaabla Br tall Traja, and tho Clothing ia from the wail know Houaeof iMvlia A Co.oqual la atylo and moke to garment ma 1 toordar., . ... ... : ; ;,, ,?. ., - .... . 1 -, -Ar.: Miit lie iolal By the 1st of June. : f f - - Vvt t .' '" f - ' ' ! ' ' '. : e t-.i arri t.i'.''i ii '' i ' t . ..-v.-.'s! r-t-e f .'? i ' n Uig mad . rraugoroot.ta 1 . g - la,' lb j-''.' t: '. 1 ; . ; "VVHolewaleClothinjq' "'BiiHlnesH, THESE WILL BE XO BESEBVE. i a t A i'S v. BOY'S AND YOUTH'S i' ?-;-o , - on L, it ea -j .1 G X OTIIXNG . Largs aad beantifai aasortaMot Jast recairad and ; , BELAX NOT, Tor sack aa opportnc By Is seldom offer I to lay Pine Clothim at First .' COST. , I .' . .-M-r.i.. ..! AJ !V k I :i ta .."J Sit I : .. er' .:" - ' '. ' ' ,v?!it T--: -'. ' r-r ' h i ' The Custom Dept'meiit Will coatinna under tb snporvision of tbat Prince of Cuttoro. BOWLSiN, aad with onr lore aad tao totally enUctod stock of Clothe, Cn. mres and Tettinr, we ar car to f Iveo all wb iy iaror a wita thatr onier. . ..i T ;- . i i f-.it'.. t i'. I vr;:?. .:.:'. i, :,: AfiSPACHER&SlS, vi,,iWos;i3''d&''6V, ,,'!v6 ibvl t;i :,r-.-, in-.. I -, ' tsiM I f.t.a sii . ' "'' im hie. ' i ; ': ' - PIHST- STIU2ET, ' Bet. JSIain and Locust, Iwci i - V A fi ! -titt i "t - i vjna flii 3J ! ' ' . X " . a, TTIDT ATJ A askal mm--U Laa , '.' ot .o

' AEIU3EMENTS.

Iuvixnwvill Theatre MA O NIC TEMPLE, Corner of Main and First Streets, Monday Kvoa'ar, tfart-k 27th, will be prose tad tue cm. crated uoawi entitled OUR DUTCH COUSIN Ta conclude with - Poor JRillicocldy. GOLDIS A PITRCE, dowflO . Manager. CARRIAGE MAKING. C. DECKER & SOUS, Matsafaetarara of OPO TXIO 13 , h'u B S, W H EELS, SHAFTS, FELLOES I- ra ' A II IV ,. li KNT WORK, Of ovary Dooeriptloa, for Carriages and - Wagons , AIo Maaufaotnrera af WAGONS, CAETS, D&AYS, &e. - r aotobt i nd orriCE : " 146 and 14a Cor. Hain and Canal. aovl2-Sm MEDICAL. ITV 1 " 1 1 1 3 1 IX Y roa tms cixs or CHRONIC DIARRHOUA, mot Having porsasaMttly located ti tba city Of Evansville, Ind., I WOULD BISPICTrtJLLT ANN0DNC1 TO tb eitlMot of Vandorbursh and rreuadlog ana nties that I can permaaenlly aura all oaaas af Chronic Diarrboxar Pile, ao natter of how loog tandiog. Tbo renofvlBg my treatsaaat meat eoatinoa with daring tb alire tissa, aad PERMANENT CURE IsaiTeciod, aoehargawlll be xad4 for aithsr board, medicine or treatment. All I ask is a fcvlr trial, having never failed of success la tb treat man I of Inaaouvedi I aould giv lua boot ef rafor encoa, but Aeeoa it BBBeoMoary, as a ear i Wat -ranted la every loataao Kaaldeao t BULL'S HEAD HOTEL. Janl7 Sw4 ' .- - B. T. B0ABDMAN. n. i . i. " i ' -' -111 . t ... - ' J DENTISTRY. J, C MICIllIOWER, " E 'IV T I R 3P, Spaelal atton tioa given to taaiasartio of artifl. clal Teeth. Hooms Sok I and 5, Marble Ball, iKrvymd Floor, Main Strati o CO RPOR ATION NOTICES fyJABCH Ml, ISA. ORtiEB POB A PlIbK SIDC-W ALE. Aad now It ta hereby rdord aad d 'rortod by lb. ( oa .ao Ooua.ll of the city of Evansville, that tbe owner of all bw w parts of Iota frontIn or adjoining tb south ln of Fonrth tioal, froat snort strrrt to Moventh Aveaua, lu aid rlty, aa tb ald-walks tbareoa ta be broach! to tbe ptofw grade, and that they can a aide-walk af claaa Ko. Two to ba laid dowa tbarooa witbla thirty days from ths pubilcatioa of this order. ' A. rrAFFLrS, CUrk. By A. tt. MiOairr, IVpnly. Hy Clerk's Ollio, Uarch 2i, lHoi. 84 8t MBCll , iMri. ORDEB rOB A PL A MX SIDE-WALK. And aow 41 is kar.br ordared and dlreotod by tba Cummoa Council of ta city of Evansville, tbat tba owner of all lot or part of lot fronting on or adjoining the auuth-weel aide ef kitutb alroot, fro so Iilviuoa street to Abb etreo, la aaid city, cause the aide-walk tbareoa to b brought to tb proper grado, and tbat tbey eaua a aidawalkof claw No. Two to belaid dowa tbereoa wlthla tbirlydtys from tho pubilcatioa of thi order. A. PrA f Li M, Clerk. By A. M. McOatrr, Dopaty. I tty CUrk' ortioe, Mar.-k it. If As. at-St M A ECU ii), 1 . ORDEK FOR A PUNK "IDE-WALK. And now tt ia herotiy ord.red aad dlrectad by tb Common Council of tb city of kvaosvlllo, tbat tb woreof ail Iota or part of brta froating oa or adjining the aoath eld ef Eighth street, from lire on it Avenue to Third A von do, la aid city, ran the side-walks tbareoa to bo brought to tbo proper grade, and tbt tbey aaoe a ln-wa'k f i leas No. Two to b laid dowa tbareoa within thirty days from the Bublleattaa of th la or .lor A. PPAriLIN, CUrk. By A. M. Mrflatrr. Deputy. City CltH-k's (),, af arch ii, IMt. 24-31 fARCU id, laao. . - ORDER rOB A PLANK 8IDK-WAEK. -Aad bow It is b-roliy ordarad aad directed by tbeComtuea Coanrll of tho city of Kvon.v'li., tba tbo uw ware of all lot or parts of lots froatIng oa n adjoialog the aonth sid of wpoatrr street, from Osmtra tro.t to Third street. In aaid city, ranaa tb id-wlks tbereoa to be krmgbl to th proper grad., aad tbat tbey eaua a Idawalk of claaa Ho. Two to tie laid dowa th treoa witbla thirty da7 from tb pnhllrwtloB Qi this order. A. PPAFf LIN, Clark. By A M Mcflairr, Ii.patv. ily Clwrk' Ofliee, klaick 24, tWi. ltd -St DRY GOODS, &c. Silk MantiUas. : ' 7 lfWILK MA (STILL AS, BANOIXO IK lft prtroa from I Hi to fni, and eomprtstnd' tba latest Main CI root Sty Ire,- which ara.ef coaree. mar fooulonal.i. than Broadway, juet cpenrd aad narked Insult tb t -atea. IKJilAPKEB A BCHntVO, .Na. 47 aad 4K Mai Street. Black and Fancy bilks. A LARDE STOCK OP VIBY CHOICE BLACK . X. aad ralH:y Ilroaa Bills, ur.h a I booaaalns teaor otoro. bow apoo aad oners rd to snit the ttauo.at . S'vHAPKKlta BUH-IKO'S, Mu. 47 and 40 Mala Street. O, What Nice Dress Goods ! f S TDK BEMAHK OP THOSE WHO Tf AVE A takrs a look at our stork of feabloaaole Dree Oaooa, wbr-h are ackauwieilod to bo ta. boat over broaght to th: city. Com all, aad aa I' it yoursalve. Be trouble paro1 to sbtw yoa through. SCHAPKEB BI-BSIhO. P o 47 and 4 Mala fctreof. Spring Millinery. JUST BECP; ED 4ID 'iSHfICID making no at tb "BonTonSben" of tka Wast. ij- nm mm m .' - t f . ho 47 aad 4b tfeia Strost. .i ii i it r Q a .i-ulIvii mil DRY GOODS. DRY, G- O O 3D H ABB . MILLINERY STORE, ' JSIo. XX IT'irot at. 135 13 A TJ X OCLD mrsprrrrcLLT Assoc-ce TT tb CHHrle of Evanovill. and l.i '.. tk.t h baa opaoad a Dry t4ad Mlilinory Bior ia tli bono formerly occupied by Mrs. apelgettwf, at Ko. It First street, O X o A Xe. m - -, Of every kind and ready-mad or manufaetnrod to order, ilois aow reroivlng aad "potilog tk lA.-roat etock of - 7?rench Millinerv r; v. hrenrht to this market, which Wa elected in th Beat y Km. B.ora. Wa bar a Preach Mil 1 1 nor who cannot be excelled Is her Ho by any art lata. - " Alao oa band, a beautiful BnleetUm of Hair Braid, k roots, aad Carl for Lodios. Urn hasaiaoa full stock of - i .:... Domestic and Dress Coeds ... Of tb latest and boat etyUa. Alt af which will be aold by wbolvaal or retail, at th towaat retre. I hav alao a sarg supply of BOOte OllOO0 Which I will oll exceedingly low, a I do not la w-nd to keep tb ta any loogtr than I can aeil Ibe toca on naoo. 'il-m. LAW CARD. " , J. 31. SHACKELFORD, Attornoy; at Law. '' . .i-.i . t YAKaVILLE. ihd. (OaV forsnerry oconpted by Chandler A By as