Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 April 1865 — Page 2

WANTED.

BOARDING IK A PU1 V ATB FAMU.T. BT A gentleman emd it , centrally located. Reference, given t.d reqiiignd. Enquire at ine photograph oaliery corner cf Main ui ntreela. ...... 1"-a

Ufa S ailtf Aoiunal

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A tSNT.i WANTKP-TO SELL TH A work, "LIFE AM LEAUI J t PRISONS." Soldiers. Ladlee, UI"" r .. " fct 1). W. STFrlo.IS'S r aol4 k i Colwabaw, Ohio. ' d

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APRIL 18

II A I 1 R 0 4-9 . a KG ISTEE

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AGOODM RAW MILLISRR AT tCHAPBEB A BuMicn. that can htaeh, preea and alter

bonnete and hala. 0n "lid "pioymen, ay

imilliMf. Good referentai win we

reqamd.

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ABIT0ATIOS AS CLERK OB SALESMAN, by a yonnr man o prlMit, Is Whole.' Ml Uoiim. Wholriln (lrj pwfctnd. rf himIi in mar o1 her good boaineeawtll he received. Addreea P.Q. Boa bQKi am villa , alt) lw FOR LEASE?

l.'0B A LONG TERM or TEARS, Am BofMfng t1 r.i fronting on Third ilml, between. Mala

and Locaei: nlau fr Irte fronting Locae I

stmt, between rVojta and Tbd lret.

DIFilTIs Mail A, - Way, Freight ml Accommodation ..5 a. . Through Freight.,.. 1 :00 p. at. A B B t T K 0 : at." , , , , L , , ,,, 7:3 r. . AviHmiitUw , , . 6:te0 P.

Through Frelrht. 8-.S6

.AEASXE5T OF ISTEBSAL EETSSCtjni , Vaedebbcrgh Cocbty. We have be a kindly furnished by Mr. EL & Horn brcotr, Assessor jof Internal Bevenue for Vanderburgh County, with the following statistics of the ""assessment of this county since the law went into force. It speaks verj creditably for the enterprise and business of our county u "1862. September and October $15,925

T. H . R. R. R. DlFAgTI IBOV f.

, Day Eipreee. Axoommceiattoa .

Nlgnt Expre

H. .S: 66 P. at. .T:8 A. at. J.:60 A. a.

A B B I T E AT T. H.

Day tiprw Aocora medatioe.a

,J2: afir.au

4:10 f. at. 1:26 A. SU

for term, apply to

mar0.14tf , .., ; .

!

Might Expraae..

TImw tworaad nak good eon Motions mt Terr Em I.

FOR RENT."

OITYNEWS.

iMXTI A CRM Or GOOD LAND IM TBBEB

mil'- oi KtuI1U.

Ea.ntr. of

A J0H5S0S.

FOR SALE.

. VBAME tOTTACB or.ri--"

n.l kllclwn, Kxxl rJtfrn ma Miurri

vul-r nl rtlnir.; toui.ninit to -otl'O to M.lB i.trt. Te. bo.iDM B.SB WltJ

,ir,,r. at Ii. !. lM.lo ( (tea iamdl-

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14-Jw

1 I0LSK AND LOT

I I

ON OOCBCa fcTRKET,

t.-twa Cherry nd 0k trU. Lot 24 If

VIA with gwd H oia nior m lath of Atrii it will told t ucl)B on that

dny. ot 1 o'cl" ck to th afternoon.

8-tl "

CIIA8. STATJBLB.

Sash and Door TTS a. O TO X-5"5?1

? -FOR BALE. I 1 Li

1

flK CNEBIOKI.'nI K.onanM

il-lr biuliifM, ffTr r.ir timit ri(

Door ctory wltuall.th niatblBorjr, nttur.

Ac. Al.o, a ont , . , ',, . : 150,000 feet 1st nd 2d Clear Pine Lumber, . , ... , , And , 250,000 A No. 1 BhaTed Pine , 8hLnj;les. . W. HUMMEL SOB, ' g CornMr Canl atd W.loot BtrU. '

Wr.LLlN. A UPLKM KID, HEW, AMD U cjiUi!M riw.-llld(r. Drallr nAlabrd: It .ated tn 111 criir of fennh and Curr ttr-oti; contUi lnlil roonx. with good ntiynd cellar; Ktul(iIWD ml on the pramlm. The lot l hlnh and Iry, and l !1A leet wide on Cherry, ud run hack 144 l-t on inonllt. Will be aold at h barKuln Ktumro.vf . AKDERH 8AK80M, ari lnt " Carpenter nttd Jotuef.

4 l.AHIiF. KOL'BK, with 10 rooaia, larr cellar

IX. and all coueiilenc, Soort location, admira

bly uliimtrd lor a lt-ardima Htnut. rrtce SH'JU. inl.W,tf. j A. iOHSijON,J A I.AKGK TWO KTOUY BUICnTnonsE ilciiil.lo tit.Bnmiu, ino loie will reut for

The Nation's Olooj. The feeling of noiTersaT gloom still pervades our city, and although business baa to soma extent been resamed, still there is an air of sadness and grief that would indicate evert to a stranger that had not yet heard the news, that some terrible calamity,

some bitter bereavement, had fallen on the whole community. .

I AU houses public, .business, and pn vate still display the insignia of mourning, and ; an 'increasing desire for farther news, and especially of the captare of the assassin, prevails. And well may the whole nation mourn. Not only has an unspeakable crime een committed, but the best man in the nation since

the days of Washington, has been cut down in the midst of his usefulness, and when the hope of the country and of the world were centered about him.

November

December... -.-' 1863. - , ; .V.V January.....'..'.... ...... February iVC&rc I . April May .:. a....:...'....

June ..... .. July ...... August .... September

October

November December .......... 1861 ."

January...

February

March ....

April...

Mfcy 4M - 4

Jan 6 .. Julv .

Aqgatt ....... "... September October November December 18G5. ,

January..

f ebruary ..... March April .

1ft Tim

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9,029 4,507 3,765 1 4,590 32,608 7,668 3,896 6,626

3,822 4,491 .7,011 ' 6,383

' 6,212 5,243 5,330 5,305 49,196 ,5,191 7,485 , 8,523 11,396 48r767 7,832 8,353 i

9,197 7,120

10.143 29,916

we, withoutae reflectiqu,,did charge that he had roaae tttat amount; but with the (acts - now before us w take that hack, and now say that be made somewhere between six hundred and one thousand dollars, and if he is not liable for the eld thief substitute's wife, thereby aiding another thier f escape justice, then he made three hundred slid fifty dollars- additional; but ta make it clear even to Judge Miblack we wil. particularize : , Win. . Cantwell. an

honest aod (ndastrioas citizn of our coanty gave his. two sons to the service, both of whom died while in it; afterwards he paid six hundred dollars for a

substitute, and thereby was released from i the. draft for one yeer. :. Judge Niblack takes out of jail a tbief, puts hire in the. ranks as his. substitute, receive! ' from the county 'Auditor a couuty order for six . hundred dollars, and is relieved from the draft for one 'year, and says the thing is without political significance. Cantwell pays six hundred dollars to put in a substitute, and Niblack gets six hundred paid to him for' doing it. ' If the transaction had not been a "private and mere business one'' we would like to bare a lull statement of how much Judge Niblack's liability and bow it is; hut being private we won't pry into private business, bat with the limited info-msti'jn we have,

we conclude that the county was bled for six hundred dollars, one thief if not two,

escaped justice and Judge Niblack pro

cured a substitute.

gtaifA young maoja St. .Louis, by ttftf.

name ot Ko5t. lient, respecxaoiy conraAA wnrth TJfiOi which he can't LETTERS BEMAIMNc C!CA1ME1 1 touch until others heirs become of age, 1 17th ii tt adtiI, t-a.

was last week fined $50 for being fa. -t obtain any of the. i.iMi, tne .Pi

grant and sent to the work

OFFIClAU--SIIINGiES.

"CITY NOTICltS.

Atnixatioii cf Icrritory to tbe City cf rvansvilla. - .Tldt l?'thtT-BY fitvr THaT'THX

VOnt-tiou-.--!nr t f tti CUT tt EoTlHe.

work it oat

. ,rt I cam ma cati wr -asi-nta-t a-crerv, tt- uy DOOe TO I f ,hte ltat. and oar onamnl tf-crt.ia.

liocal IVotioes. i";

i jrtBD. For as much as an article in the morning addition of the Journal, entitled, ' Is it Possible?" has been construed as

referring to me, this is to state, that at the time mentioned I teas not at St.

Paul's Church, nor did I make to any person tbe remark attributed to roe, or

anything like it daring the day. And,

furthermore, 1 deplore as mut:h as any

of my fellow citizens tbe set i calamity

that has befallen us.

... - V. S. Wbeklsb. "

If not cmllfd for llllin M aaeax. th-v a i.l .

be e-ttt to the rvad-lttor Ofno-.

J Fli KB JtKLtt a,ti Ot Wlm 11 carr-i-. at Ilia ,

'1 6E1 RED by numtnoff the h'itowinic KlL.

1. itiH(7l; tettera piaiuty 10 tne a-rt noml-r, a4 well aa the poet-ofiice ami Mi. ' 1. HEAD tetter a with the writer pot-.V. . and Mute, trraei and aa-aixr, (ijin them plaml? ariih full name, and reqoeot nat answers be '

Air Art )tiimi,-'r r- t '.? nt'ic 1 mtm ! :rl5- . 1 1 lSj. .1 a . i l , - t-T MV.' A Ira'. pn

A Card. The nndersi;:ned are requested bj

Mr. D. S. Wheeler to do him the justice

of stating pabliclj that, at the drawn

of St. Paul's Church in tuoiirtiinsr on

Saturday 15 iust., P. M. he (Mr." Wbee

ler) was not present theri' bring no

person in the Ui-urcb on that occasion,

besides ourselves and the Keetor of the

Parish. C. N. Spaldixo,

LIlSRT C. GwATHMKT. Evanreittt, April 17 tk, 1R65. --

J. Lettere to airanirera or traneient Tiaitort i town ortity, who apecial artdrv n:y t tin-" knova. ehonid fc tawaed, in the lower left-batter

earner, will the won "ireuei. 01. . . 1 1 4. Ptare the -Metae-eia-p on the Wj per rv)-1: i ka4 earner, and Utm$ jaax ttetween etami ; and direction tur fatt-mvinf wit!tuu4 tnlnrter- f -Inn with the writint;. . J-; S B A REiCET tbr the RrTTl KV of s teH ter t tbe writer, if nnclaimed within Ibi.ty dartt -i or k-ae, writt.n or prutrj. with the wrttec'a ' anaa, noatojtoe, and Sine, acroea the left baud end . of the etiTelepe, en thetacaatde. will t com pi Ml f witrt at tbe naual prepaid rate of postage, pa)aI ble whn the rotter t dalireted o the riler.-- ; 6r.c. rft, ISSS.- i

i Shave dEine i

SHINGLES.

. . if I i f 1 1 i

LADIES' LIST.

Alexander Mary Anailrj Hannah ttiaboo MaricarrtPenuett Jane Uty 1 1 e

Earrett Ilarrtett

Baiker Stieley

Borirrr Kllza ' Hate ran Amelia

Pain mt a K w i ..

Blair Carolina , '

Bnckba-t M J

Lanaey Mary Lynch RoeainV LoranewfRre Ind'ana Lanoe nira alary J 1, , Ly. n M'a . La roe mm . JHagortfaralr ' . Murray J ne mrs Mill Annie nira Warnnaf FraneM- ' Manabalecarata t

Martitt Caroline

Bobirirer tm Slagula A Sliehet Worao S

. y t 1 j i b.-ti I ' 1

l!

ljtmjio

Poplar Bitto.

For Sale br

Total

:..$349,359

$i,iki ix-r Tear.

nih'JI.tr.

Price 84,(.

1; t

f A. J0HN8OW.

THIRST

Ct.AH BUILDINO LOTS, . fronting

. itiu-kioid'a (Irore. alio re Main Brreet, om ti

had v. rr low and 011 time. I am roeerrlng

tlif lota f-r lint im ouly, to he built by pnr. ehaimia. mlrl.tf A. JoIlHoON.

4 r'INK HOD A KOST, VERY LOW.

XV Kltqtllie of

ISAAC KORM,

No. 3, Water Street.

TVO DWELLING HOUSES

AND One Splendid Building Lot MY RKHITiKNOK, ou Ilia en.i atHof Second ulri-fl, bilvrwn byrainore and iue; 2!ito. ry brick, eleren (11) loome, t ' .WitatiallJtta If dnalrcd.' (I round K5 ly 150 feet; On Orapee. PrachMi, Pear., Apricot., I'luma, etc. on the prmlr-e. A Kre-proof Brick Warehonee extendi acroen the entire rear; Woodhoneo, elo., nndef lltia autre roof; alley graded and par"' " ' "' Also, 20 by 150 feet, adjoining-, with One Hlory Frame lloiwe four rtwma. Stable, to. Alio, tine BUILDING LOT, or LOTS, on Flret

u.ariy oppoatie ri t-am a t.apvopw't

rt ranl'i

church. llaVt; fil front by ISO deep; by tar the

not dolinbie Lot for a flue family reeldeno for

alt in town

iiii t.. nil the alKire rsnracY tatmi aaanr ;

t'l.e chut Cf Very erlilorn occur to boy deelrable projeriy to convenient to butlneaa-as the bore. . t' GlLBKRT, maris No. 4 Sycamore alreet.

A J.'

6PLKMDID UE?1DKNCE-AVITH i TWO-

ory fruliie honae, 11 rooma, oellar. clitern.

well, einu e, ft uit trwa, Ac, on ten acre ot iana on the 1'lauk Hoed, two mlrea and a half front Kvamvillo. Price t6lD. Koqulee of ,,,H . . A. JOHMSOM. ) 41 IX k.hhI DWKLLINO HOUSES Juat Sniahrd

Sl.'AWeaob. luc.ulreot

marl.dtf.

A. JOHNSON.

COMMISSION.

umbel n. Docitrs : : : 1 : v t J. , maoocHsr. DOCKER & DuSOTJCHETe.. Protlne and t'ommlssKytr Mf rr bants. i. Itt VVATt H TKKHT,

Orr'a Block, next door to M. Palwll, . .. EVAN3V1LLB, IND. r; I llg heat eaih'pricor jiald fbrll kinds of t'onutiy I'rotlnre. , .rrompt attention (tlvrn to all Ordon. ...... deel06m . e 1 "! 1 ... 11 v. a. aAUAN : : : : ; : : : : i t ta-noaat. Ragon & Dickey, v" FORWARDING fc COMMISSION 'Sloroli an ta - WHOLESALE GROCERS, Water Street, J

nov28-6m EVANhYILLE. IKD.

STONE -WARE.;

. ,:ia'rtoitaMpr 5iS?. ejTJJC-t NIB- W JE1.ZD Smoklug Pipes, "Water Plpsw, Btova Fluea and Flower Pota always on band. CORNER VIAIIi AND NINTH 8TS.. febtOu ' , aCWnawtlU aaafu

l. at. woloott : : .Uw"-Wa AwaU-IS UOLCOTT & SWASEY, Cotton and" Commission MlfiRCH AITTSt" And VYholeaala Dealer. In GROCERIES & PRODUCE 0S. It and 15, FROST BOW, Itlcmpttta, Tenia. . . . 1 -. .. a . . P&rttre wlahinit to cooaig-o gooda to tha Memphi, market can And our poruilta with nfeaara. llayhar-.t A Wbittakt-r, F.vaaarUla. to wham we ren-r. We alao r f r to all re. pec table merchanta and bAcker. of Meuiphia, and to John Swaeey at Co aud .Hiraight, Demiuz A Co., of Cincinnati. Recollect that onr market ta n very -eactlating one ome a hipmeuta will pay J on Well, while by

othtra you may lue. ., . ... All uersmi deairtnir. It can have their n eaten

put on our li4.sdgtonr reklv Mar

v V LV V k k B

The Capture of Mobile. So univer.

sal was the grief of our citiseos, by reason of the great national calamity that

has befallen us, that the important news received on Sunday night, and which appeared iu the Journal alone yesterday morning, failed to excite more than a passing remark. Under other circumstances the announcement of so important a jictuty would have called forth Te Deums from the people, for it is a victory jfio small importance. '. ' j Aside from being the last sea port held y the rebels east of the Mississippi, its ioupture opens up to us the whole of .Interior . Alabama, Mississippi and deSfgia'.'a'rid "affords' us water navigation to the heart of all those States. With Mobile in our possession, the whole reel power . in' those States is broken. Wilson with his vast cavalry force is

sweeping down through Alabama and Mississippi, and has already captured their most important towns and cities, together with vast quantities of cannon and ' other material, and large numbers

or prisoners. With the formidable military organizations of Forrest, Dick Taylor and Maury

captured and dispersed, the work of clearing the country of guerrillas will he speedily accomplished. - Thtf news, too, is "received tha GeH. Joe Johnston was . negotiating a few days ago with Geft. Sherman for the sirreodwjJttT the latter of. the only remaining rebel army east of tbe Mississippi, and ere now, no doubt, Johnston and the

remnant of his army are prisoners of war. t All that now remains is to free Texas and Southwestern Arkansas and Wsstern Louisiana ' of tbe trans-Mississippi army, which, with a portion of Grant's Veterans, aided by Canby's Western heroes, will prove but a pleasant pass time to the " boys."' ' 1 ' j The untimely death of Abraham Lin-

cola alone prevents the nation from bursting forth with tbe most tumultuous '- .-Pi . . ! FcmebaIi Ousequeis. The entertainment at Mozart LTall last sight, was a most pleasing affair, and reflected much credit on those engaged in it. . The Hall was magnificently decorated and in the most admirable taste. , The walla were draped in mourning, interspersed with flags, pictures and evergreens,, On one side were the. portrait of Abraham Lincoln and beneath it the Emancipation Proclamation. Over the gallery was stretched a black cloth, on

which was inscribed, " Qur Country, and in front of it was the beautiful Banner of the Crescent City Silver Band, who from the gallery, played appropri

ate music in their inimitable style. The stage was decorated with great taste and beauty! A' l' In front was a large American fiag draped with black, and in scribed " A. L." in black and gold letters. On the right of the stage was the word " Emancipation," and on the left the word, " Freedom," in letters of gold. , , .

The exercises throughout were highly appropriate tapd impressive. The closing -TaWeaa was exceedingly fine, and e'icited great admiration. , Out. German fallow citizens are no less noted for their good taste in such displays thuo. for their patriotism and loyally.....,'?,!..'' ; L" 7 ' .

: Caftcred and Sextekceo to Death Powell Hardeman, a noted leader ol a band of guerrillas, says the Louisville Journal, was1 captured at PulaaVi a few days ago by Col W. E. Gil more, whose plantation was visited by Hardeman some months ago and $ 9,000 worth of Drotertv destroyed, lie went , into Pu-

laski, having in bis possessioa the amnesty oath of allegiancet and had the audacity to call npon'Z Geo! Kicbard Johnson, from whom he received a pass to go out of the picket lines. No suspi

cions were entertained ot bis true character, and he was allowed to leave, but fortunately CoL Gilmore met and recognized him just as he was about to pass the pickets, and he was immediately tried by court-martial A&d sentenced to be hung, which; has been approved by tbe General commanding. H claimed to be a regular Confederate 'soldier, but that did not help his case, as be could only be dealt with as a spy, being found within our lines. 4 Unless bis Sentence is mitigated by the President, he will expiate his crimes on the gallows. '- ! ; -

A Serious Affrat. We learned Jas, night some particulars Of a very serious shooting affair that occurred on Sunday, a few miles above the city. - V '. From the testimony it appears that

Taylor nigginbottonyhad a quarrel with Z. Aydolett, Daniel "Lacy,? and H. C. Lacy, in regard to some lumber and fence-raila Aydolett 'came from his house with a club, carsing and abusing Bigginbottom. Dan. Lacy ran up and struck H. with a cone spear or with a club, it was not clear which, biggin

bottom started to run, when LL Lacy fired at him and ordered him to step, which he did. All 'three then started towards him, D. Lacy with an oar and. his brother with a pistol. On the way, Aydolett seized the pistol and Bbot Hig ginbottom in the , breast, producing a painful, and it is believed fatal, wound. Higgiubottom is lying in a very precarious condition. " " "'" rj ' ' ' , Aydolett and both' the ' Lacys were arrested on Sunday evening by Deputy Sheriff Long and Constable Joe Jewett, and yesterday bad a preliminary examination before Esquire Walker, who held them to answer 1 in $2,000 bail each, in

default of which they were sent to jaiL

Pcital Monet Orders. The postal

money-order system deserves to be more generally appreciated than we think it

is. , .Its cheapness ana. satety snout a re

commend it to all having occasion to

transmit small sums, by mail, from

points where issuing offices are availa

ble A money order, unlike a bank check, never contains tbo name of the remitter or payee. On the issuing of

an order, an advice, containing all ne

cessary information, is immediately sent

to tbe post-master at tbe cilice ot pay

meat, enabling him, before the order is

oresented. to detect any traud that

might be attempted. If a money order

is lost before it reaches tbe payee, a du

plicate will be lesued, ou application; or

should an order. . for any reason, be re

turned to tbe remitter, it will be repaid

at the office of issue. If sent in an ta velone other than tbe one containing in

formation concerning it, the safety of

tbe remittance is absolute.

As the system becomes more extend

ed, affording the people in all sections

of the country an opportunity to avail

themselves of it, the practice of making limited remittance . by postal orders,

should become universal, and that ef in

closing money in letters entirely cease;

and with it would cease, to a creat ex

tent, mail depredations, the principal

temptation thereto being removed. .. , Cincinnati Commercial.

The. cost cf Money Orders is very moderate, being only ten cents from one to ten dollars iorlusive; fifteen cents from eleven to twenty dollars, inclusive;

and twenty cents from twenty-one to

thirty dollars inclusive. - If it is 'not convenient for the payee to apply for the money on his order, he can assign it to another person. . Tbe Evansville Post Office does Money Order business. Any further information'will be given there. O :

A Card. Understanding that rumors prejudicial

to the loyalty and Christian conduct and feeling of Mr. D. S. Wheeler have been

founded ur on a conversation . ittiedged

to have taken place between bim and myself concerning the death of our

President, and a rebuke, by me, ;idmin s-

tercd to him on Saturday i.nt at bt.

Paul's Church; This is to inform all

concerned that no conversation of the

kind occurred at tbe time or place speci

fied, nor was any rebuke by ine admin

istered to him for any disloyal language

whatever. ' H. w. spaldino,

Rector St. Paul's Church.

I. O. O. F. The officers and princi

pal members of the different Lodges of

the Independent Order of Odd Fellows

are requested to meet this morning, at 9 o'clock, at their Sail, to take into consideration the propriety of having a

Dublic demonstration upon the death of

President Lincoln.

Xtayln consequence of the funeral of

President Lincoln on to-morrow, Hiram

Nelson's sale of Dry Goods will be post

poned until Saturday next.

Hiram Nelson will sell,, to-mor

row morning, at nine o'clock; before he

commencts his Dry Goods 50 barrels

of Flour, a lot of Household Furniture,

Ac. at No. 27 Locust Street, two doors above the Sherwood House.

Brsajuiett aara Ataxy

Boll nri Mary . , Breiher Leuella 1

Boorrke avra alary J ' lio-nvillo A

l o k Lin e

Carney aara Kllaa E

ro'.lina KxnarWaew

Cat iu Tiltie

Crane nira If A Co. k Lida

t are! Sarai - ,

Crow ADote

I roe by l,oiB Carter Mary M M C'all-nder Nn.-y Clement- Helen lor. '

Paiuieil Columbia ltanueil mm SB - .

I'rcampe Francit

Daring Lonray. '

Hrewerv Delia Pantic Sarah A tare . liearren Loni.a IuiKiran M ry B Decarupe mra Mary -1-ouKherly mia M B

Fairbanaura atarra

Ku':er Mariana

FSattler rarah J '- Fnltmg on Lonlaa B Fuquity mra Carrie

Grimm Mary A Gurlea Cat ha In S Orirnm mia Kiizibeth OMIat. Sarah

Hill mn H..ian tieotlereon nira Mary Hawk, mra linrria mra Fllea ' Hynea mra fctary A H-rnu too Amelia Hull mra Mary A ' llnxhea Ei'sa J Hopkina Looiaa John. Lettitia Jamee Hattle -Johnaon Sharlot Johoeon mr. Natcy

Jorner mra Nanul.

Mayar mra Lacy

Meachem lot y . : , ' M -Ri-nney mra Vat lia.tH aara Mary - ' ' Neal Caihartoe v Owen Fannie S O'C nnor klltaheth Polly Arty x ' ' Payne Mary ;-.. Pratt Annie Poavera Aaaia t Price Joanna anra . 1 Pond Heater C nire t ' Koirer. e ra Aon 1 . Kottiua Lncy t 1 Roberta Mailha A T . ..' Rn kler Caroli ie heilly Mary V art -Beef Ma y B Rjiach Mar.aret . , ' Rayfleld Loni.a , Rawia Amelia - Rouee Betay - .r Rneeell Emma J Rogera Jaaole " ' -raeaga nira Saratk1 rcott mr. O L emtlh mra L E Smith ta '.le Bearey mra Kliaa'A Plater Jane tare , ; j htmaen Marcia i Stratton mra Eltz'bta Swop Ellin mra - Stol.a B M , , . . Btearena Ella Btallcnp mra Raehel Tinley in. . Mary & . Titua Jana Trib'amre Angell&n Tmnmu Kmma - . Veroer lalhariua -, Wright Annla B Wall!. Martha - ' ' " . Whaley mra Angelina' Walter. Mary K White Maria ' -Welch May f la . . WeMa mra Mary William. Martha Wllliamaon Kllaabeth ' W ray Kmma . Woodaon HI'

! iir.ua. '-f !; ;,rrv a .. f la Act of tbe

w.tMa.ii Ai.vme-v rr the a e cf Indiana, ap r.-.rt t .i.lil el " Au Act Ut oJI rtte viiry.a -t . tna ol an At rulitk-d

iv Art riirnti'-'r i-t nt-aeee t-f tha tow of

Vanderburgh, a CI y

ST. 17, au.i to Mid

Ac.' wilt, an u.-e

reeecl to the LkMua

r i i Mil iy i til ..i-ioii.-r.t.'i v ana-rnegneatatit i'.-t'ri."u pr.t '.u hr ilMi anoaxATion to eaid city t lt f.dK wi...: ..i-.rilet ten-iti rv, aud Injs irn. .-, to jvja l. .iult anai.iite.t, rtn: All i t prt l.l .llu .. l.ll-tal a ri.r nf arrtHMl1 ia teifilJiu !t.i.4t.lvpiv. fill, ranee reti.(ll

! - a, mn ii leiiaa.-.-anr; per;i. r at aa ; i;vu at th- a. -i . -.t ort.er o( aatd quar- ' 1 tT i iwn, au I ri-i 4 t.H'Ua k tha half ', . i ti . , iiiie i.oi :li t i I . Lfat and ninely-nine 1 i4 'i fe t, ro i Ir. it pin , ;i ne et by Isabella ; l..f -.-v.n "t,rj gad Tik'y -three and hatf

i v--..' iw-..e t-ieeei e. r lffcipe atirargevaea ; It SiiXTf '.IZtT '-a- "'ii l n.- 4e h atuaive . Kn argaaaen 1 i.ma.ami.tT.et. aa4 aiaa i.-eiue (4ewt teel, a aa

iron i mi mi tveaon:n liuoot aal'i aartar aeclloo, jiaJ : -. by tl.ea. ulh .n at (aid .Oarli r ; i,, ., . hat ate akii at.v-f r piVS) frat. Uf Iht' p:a-e4 eT4iitrkiir. aa44 ten ttofy being 0Bligiioiia lo the ciiy l tvau vtles and not platted or laid iff. W. BAKkR, Mayor. Aii,; A.M. Mctiairv. Cterfc. i . .aJ0'

AilT)Rtionof Territory totbaCity; . . of JEvaniTiUo. , '. . YtfU E IS'hV.RKBY (! YEN THAT THB ' i i orunioa t t.i of tha ctty of Eraaaallt. - i j pu-auant cl Jlia p'laiav tia f aa Act of aha l.. u. ihI iirWr if rho Slue of Indiana, apjr.vl M.ic.l i, lec.i, euttileil "An Act to auivti'l rh - a-.av-n .1 leettea of aa Al eautM An Acr gnntii g Ikvi ritiaeaj. of tha town af KaavflU, hi t'e minty of Vaaderbargh, a City.

t liertrr." ,,rtMl Jaunary 517, ISiT, aud to add f

na f

;j mill i i 1 L

a; ltrtnei 1 t ii -r ji

rmjuul aectiMi. to eai Ait,1' will, aa

r Miij, A. V. 1'-V preeenl ra Ilia Boaaa

i "Ti "1 na-a ! t f i uu i v Cui 'ul-.huera of Vanderburgh county

afca-A k7 AlkICa.k A 4A y OvJtrr, ia.iuio uratiug fnc the anaeaaltou to aaM etty i .

. . ....

i GLOVER.

! i, ia f-

; i ;li.

HARDWARE. & c.'

ot th - ioli iii dacrtte inrritury, and anting j It th i he reaavna lor imb ankeaalioai, via : All. thai . onct' ..I the- waai heir ef th aerth-veaa'

i I .ja.fi. rof .nation twenty -inae, ami th. eaM hail.-. . of t e uur ;ri.ta'. qiurtrrt a-clton tliirly, tow a, , , : f hip tlx, etjuih ri ir tu wrat, deei-nbidV aa folj loau, via: fc-g.iioiu tha Inleraertioa Main; I and Eigu'h i. t.f rau clival the canter of ) .ai.l .ti.t. ati.i rumi-a- Ihnia. aiaua the middle

Imaol kihih-au-aet lie hundred and aavaxy..:?

Uaujiht ih ") h-et, ton toin oppeaiie the earner of

ae !!- ilividi.it ie t-potgru moi tan avaua,til JL 4-o.atW.e.aile Railroad ajemfavay Iron - i tiriauii. liain-uu a .iila'g-Want of Avaaavtllai , ta.a.val.u the middle ( aaid allay viae hun- . ur.aand tewvaaB 1 Kur-t.nUia (nil 4 10) teat, tu t an ir u . on ihit aud weet line runulag . ikr ugh t e middU of tu. aurth -weat quarter of Vaol a. tion t weutyynl ne ; thencaeaat along aatd vat-aa1;wet In up I haadrtjrt and SftyHwo and bn.t (l '-''..i Ie.'t,ti the north and auntk Una lumitoi: thr.niKh the middle of aald quarter ew-

tjon; 4iea. ttorta. al. ng aald aorta ana aewta

a

. 7 " '. -s , . I'va -. 'r rviu-vtllej taaucaweat ajowg I at I "ii --TT ' - H v lil.aiu .treet extended, one tit . V'-ii' aVllLl ;i i " ri ; W .1 , ,! one-tourth il.iiio ft 7 . ""v. -J- i Main atreet.andathetiro al tit:'- f'vne, ' "' . Main. treet el. hi hundred and

aa .. J,.. .v uwb. a . . a r v --. . . . .,

i.--

j I io - aix l uuiliel and tjriy eev.a (A47)''wa4, ta tha ') antTatiUol the ratiroad Uatk na William atreat, ! 111., the oiuu-r airit running eael and weal . i .k- ... K.,.(i. 1 . . I . n If l.hM..B t Of .

r itivtllr. lu.ttce "tat along lue ceuier oi eaiia ,

ItoneauJ ana tony- , feet, to the middle

ong tha BiKiate or i ainety-three and

f three-lourrti. iirn.) f.-el.lo th place el gia-

ninths aaia titirtory leuug coniige.,.nv io .' of ., vili., ami not f Aiead or laid oC, . . ... W. BaAfcR, Mayor. A Heat; t A. At, llu jaitr, Uerk. nlS-StH

tb- '

.Kela-r Sarah

Kimball mia Caroline

Kirku.an mr. Mary

Long Mildrrfl .. OENTLEMKNd' AiloT.

Lowe Hut

al3-lm

I 8WASET.

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KOUTO., SI.41T.IITER a. CO. Commission1 Merchants, TOBACCO abd, COTTON FACTORS,; : n k w von k ; j

Meaara. NLSBKT A-'MTlGtilSS

JdDGB NlBLACE AMD BIS BsPRlSBMTativb IB tbb Armt. Some time ago tbe Vincennes GatttU charged that Judge Niblack, Member .. of Congress elect from the First Congressional District, had taken a thief out of the Knox County jail and put him into the army

as his substitute and representative. A few days since, and weeks after the charge was made, Niblack published a card in the Vincennes Sun, in which he

admits that he took the man from the jail, bnt says that he has not made anything in the transaction. . ' . , ' The honest men of the First District who voted for Judge Niblack must feel

proud that their Representative is represented by a thief in the army. "jV V The Gazette publishes the card of the Judge, and, In commenting on it, says: The Judge admits the fact that his substitute was in jail, charged with crime, and that he did take him out and employ him -as - his- substitute. We charged . that e was,, a thief,, .but the Judge said he ' had reason to believe that be was innocent of erimns," but that he had no personal knowledge of the man We are at a loss, to under

stand .upon what Information the Judge predicated ' his belief, for his organ, which tha Judge certainly reads, very positively announcelt8rniitandtis intense loyalty, and public Clinton was unanimous in the verdict of euilt from

' Believe. The Louisville trie aaeu, ano-a.singij ,ttpeC..uiai

. - - . . , a lloeJUUfres reaaou iw wusnoi aim

- In Memorlam. ' Monday, April 17, 1865. At a meeting of tbe pupils of the First Girls' and First Boys' Grammar Schools, the following preamble 'and resolutions were adopted: Wherras, Our beloved 'President has

been taken from us by the hand of a

murderer, and thus our country is-enveloped in the deepest gloom Resolved, That we, the pupils of the

First Boys' and First Girls' 6rammar Schools, feel that in hi in we have not

only lost the head of our nation and one

of tbe best men of the age, bat also a friend to all tbe wovtbv institutions of

his country, ' " '

Eetolved, lhat we, the pupils of these

schools, show our regret by wearmg crape on tbe left arm until after the

bprial of our President Resolved, That we drape our flag in monrningnntit after his burial -

dissolved, lhat a committee be ap

pointed to see that these resolutions are

enforced. : . - ... . -

. Resolved, That any pupil or pupils failing to comply with these resolutions will be looked upon as wanting in due

respect to his country in this its hour of

trial. .;.-;'!

Jtesotvea, lhat a committee be ap

pointed to see that these resolutions be

put in tbe Evening and Morning Daily

Journal. J. L. Smith, President . - - i J. P. A i ten, Vice-President R. A. Pece, Secretary. '

Soda-Water first of the season for

sale at Ii Hermanns Confectionery;

and be is receiving Fresh Oysters this

week for the last of the season.

. H. Hermakx, ' aprlS lw Na 15 First Street Acction. Ladies and gentlemen;

Hiram Nelson will have an ' Auction

t?ale of dry goods, shoes, hosiery, notions, ie., at his Auction I loom, No. 27

Locust Street, four doors above the fber-

rood House, commencing Wednesday

morning, April tv, at iu ociock, ana

continue two days. Goods' open Tues

day afternoon. New is your chance.

a pi 1 5-2 1. " :

A Singular Piece of Mechakism.

Some of our Union soldiers who have lately returned from the rebel prisons, have brought with them a piece of their

handiwork, which is well worth a special

visit It consists of a clock, made by several ingenious fellows to while away

their weary hours at Salisbury, IS. u.

during their imprisonment last winter. The mainspring is made from the blade

of a saber wbtc'i once belonged to Stone

wall J ackson. Tbe hair-spring and bal

ance wheel were taken from the tele

graph office time piece, Andersonville,

ua. Ine bands are made of a toasting-

fork from the kitchen of Vice President

Stephens. Tbe wheels are made from

the mountings of carriages, etc., of prom

inent Southerners. Tbe pillars which

connect the frame are made of a ram-

red, and nearly all tbe parts are taken

from something picked up in the Confed

eracy, and nave more or less romance

attached to them. Louisville Demo-

Hard to

tSTAdvauce will be- made on conaignmenta by

- - J ... ty

" . .t.,'.iA..artittxl 4 WHITTAXEB,

a. a. itaVHuaat. . HAYHTJKST

Produce and Commission Xv3:or3la.caJtaLt3, r Ho. 6 Water St, (next to R. Barnes . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ....

receiving official details of tha assassination of .President Lincoln, says it be

lieves the story a "crnel hoax."

Ihe Democrat should have known

that the act was so in keeping with the cowardice, the treachery, and the cruel

ty of the rebels, aodtheir'sympathizers

that it waa most likely to be trae even

had it not been confirmed by the official signature of Secretary Stanton.

lllUIIt-.ST CASH PRICK PAID FOR Wiient, ' ata, Beane,

l.'lax seed,: ; .arelt .. - r iT.ll.w,

Urierl Fruit,

Beeavraxi

M.IW IIUI MKIK J.KW OrlhBANS.

P. O; O'BILEYiV iFoc.-nerlyof Evauavllla, lad.,) General Coiiiiiiissioii akt. PRODX7CE MERCSANT. Waatarn CaaatEBtmcittB So lcltadl.

SO. 18 POTDBAS 8TREFT, CX1RHIB 0 HBW

li.ii. DiattT, -

:SEW ORLBANS,

iUbrenoe Tte Ureat Want t-

jd

i..

.We are indebted to Capt E. H.

Judge, clerk of the Liberty No. 2, for

Memphis papers of Friday evening, and Cairo papers of Saturday evening.

We are also indebted to Mr. Ragon, of

the firm of Ragon & Dickey, for Louisville papers of Sunday morning, and Cincinnati papers, of Saturday evening,

in advance of the mails. ' ' 'An;KSTsnA"h0mber of Citizens were

arrested yesterday and confined in the

barracks guard house, ior expressing

their views too freely in regard to tbe

i aaAaitai nation and death of the President

of the United Statea Louisville Demo

crat if Smday. ,, i '-

a. 4 5o.

innocent waa that heleould procure him

for a substitute without expense to him Self- . y . i- i , - i ill Tbe transaction, as the Judge informs the public, having been "a private one; we of course don't know the private reasons which influenced his, .mind,' and are left to infer - them from all the cir

cumstances, but taking the case as stated by bim in his card we conclude 1st, that he didn't want to be drafted ; 2d, that to prevent it he wanted to put in a substitute; 3d, that the object in view in patting in & substitute was to relieve himself from the adraft for v year-to

come; 4th, that in making his arrangements to do ao be "expressly" took into considsrHon 4k cmiy bommiyf axxi 5tb, having been previonaly very liberal in relieving -himself and friends from drafts he thought the time had come when the county should reimburse him, and at the same time furnish his substitute, i If-wa did Judge vHIblack injustice injinblishiDg that. he made jhre hundred and fifty dollars by the transaction, we are are sorry for it, but knowing that very mauy of oar citizens - muoh poorer than him had paid from six hundred to nine hundred dollars out of their own pockets for substitute,, and that the bail of the Judge's representative was only two huadrad and afty ttallars, . 2. j - '-ti -": .taw .-al i a'.' s ian

Moss Webster. It is said that this guerrilla leader and a number of his men have made their headquarters at

Lieesburg, Harrison county, Jby., tor a month or six weeks past. They were to

have given tbemssive.i np at Lexington,

K., Saturday morning. A few days since, a detachment of soldiers stationed at Cynthiaoa, had a little - brush with

Webster's euerrillas at or near Lei

burg, ia which four of the latter were

killed.' - . '

Kather a remarkable way ot prepar.

ing to give themselves up. We suppose they wanted to fight the Federals just a

little "to taper off."

-,' 15fi?"The merchants of Nashville have

appealed to Maj. Gen. Thomas, Gov.

Brownlow, and others, to petition the

War Department to remove the restric

tions upon the trade of that city, requiring permits for all goods imported. Tht reason of these restrictions was to prevent articles from being taken into the lines of the enemy which might be of service to them in carrying on the rebellion. Since the imposition of these restrictions the' rebel army has been

driven a long distance beyond the reach of the trade from that city, and with a hopeless prospect of ever returning.

Not an article of goods, wares, or merchandize brought to Nashville would ever reach a rebel organized force. The cause of these being removed, we think the restrictions which might in many instances work great hardships, out to ba rescinded. ,

Luxuries First of The Season. A

fine lot of spring chickens just received,

which will be kept constantly on . hand

and be served on in any style and on

short notice, at the St Charles Saloon, No 6, between Main and Locust Streets.

April 13 ltd. . , : S&" Asa Igleheart has removed his

law office to his new building oa -Third

Street, above Main. - .

aprlO dlOt UNITED STATES. "

Special Notice is hereby

given to all permanent and

transient citizens . of Van

derburgh county that . the

Blanks for Income and Ap

plication for License are now ready for distribution at my Office. Any person

neglecting to delivenhis return or make application for license, as required by the Internal Revenue Law, by the 16th day of May, 1865, will be assessed by me with the penalties at

tached. " L . . a!7 R. 8. HORN BROOK, A. A "

NOTICE. -Application for License.

NOTICK IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT-THB nnderaigned will make ai.p'lcatlon at tka

next term cf the Board of the County Caimntta ; Monera or Vanderburgh coanty, in June next, for Itoeoee to eeU. Intoxicating huuor. in a Ice- jj.aatiry i nan a quart. My place of bnaiiifcaa ia at

lypreee iwic, in aaia coanty, r r

a!8-S S. C. ROGERS.'

OCEAN TRAVEL I rrHB WELL KKOWM FAVORITE CLYDE X built Iron SorewStearrahlpe or the ANUtiUR LISE, HIBEBKIA, CALEDONIA, BB1TANMA, I I'MIiu KINGDOM,

are latanded to aail fortnhfbUy Loiw.eB Jit

Tork and Glaegow. These ateamara were tailt r. pec tally for the Atlantic trade, are divided into water and airtight eDmpartmeota, and are Staed up ia every reapeet to tnanra tbe aae-ty, comrort and convenienoe of paaeengere. An experieficed an.gecnx accompaniea each .hip. The provi loae will be properly cooked and aerved in nnlinttud qianlBATES OF PASSAGB. To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry, Ac.? - Oawtna, SD6 and fW; Intermediate, 135; Steer-ar-, t'Jb, payable in gold or ha ec.nvelei.l thoeewho wieh toaend (or their frienda can taj

trkwta at theae rat-e from ttve Arenta. FRANCIS MACDOKALD A CO.. )anST-4nv Bowling Oreen, New V-rk. '

Adama J C

Ayera J E t AaaJamea L Adama Henry Bi-hop Will am Umk. 8 J BlakelyRS Bi own Patrick i -BaiaaJobn Bruca Jonathan Berlugrr John L Brown Jackaon

It il.liHt Jamea C Dare. Joeeph Burg John Bonner John Q Burtiam II C'i . Buroett George Heon Heuty Bell G W Bedford David Itolid Benj J ' Bercart Albort Black Augnatoa Ikt.iun William Cowan WW Carr William Olav Thrmiaa H " Carter J Ii Cock John R Carter John Carltoa J T Dr . CanadaJohaMS CnnniDKuam Rev Clnley John 8 Carter Alfred Cai.aJay C1U Cox A Whiting " CotJiae Frank Chaoey II G ,' : Celtun George M , Carlisle George Ourliiile Hardy , .

"aro'y John tt Carr Join Carina 1 aae ' Penny kiewtoa ., . Davl. J 01 J3 , Dona! von Frank E'.lerneid J R- i - Enlow BJ " , -Fiuley Will M F hlleed Will ' . Fletcher Tho mat .... Fi.hrr B.mul ' . F-rrt Roiert ' "- Faircblld Joha i . ' Flam John, -. Ford John - " Fowlee Mill. Co aeeawey William la ') Goar Tavnor . . Gundrnm ! ' ' Gooilnight John tirijrg John - Gillman letTereon Gray Jama, fl Geidemlth Joarpb E i -Gray John G ., Grant Rdward 1 Gibba Clark . J Griffith II 8 . . I , Ilarrla Tbomaa . Harper R W 1 "' Hickey Pet ' . ..... i , HatchaT Pataey Harri. M S f - ' -Harrhwn Martin L , Howard .L . . - , , Hoermau JarJO ' 4 Hopkina Joha W t Holland John Harper John Huffman Jahn -f.. Hagirin. J R ,. , , . , -Hnl, J ,hn H . 1 . Hill Edward HinkiaDM Hitchcock Aaron -Johnaon John 1 ' Jahneon G B ' lnman J . ., . w -, Jonea Mack Jonee F Jonea S L Kent Robert KniKht Joha H Kirk Henry Kimball George V 2 Koeeland Gilbert Cept. Kennedy F Col Keilh A H Lynn W B , ;i Li.dy Fied - .

Leezer K

WtLLS; MUQGB 0.

Lair Joarnh -

Lanlar Wm t" Lewi. T H - v Lane Simon. , Long Ricliard Lamb Kenben ' -Lenn Robert . '4 Lea Jatnea Lrnnaxd Jamea E Lagarua ti' nry Lemaatera Barraaoai Libby B C Lawrence Ed ard F Loyd DeTld . Medley A L Maun !' Maraa Thomaa Marlett J i ' Mahao John Morgan Ororg Morria Henry Harahail La id C M Moor OB McKenna Mtrbeet ! McGHl klorriauu, M BlcConnel Jaoiea MeContbin JamK McMakin Henry ; McGioni. OJ, f,j Mewman A Co!' .

O H.re Javai-l " ' ' I Ad Oeborn Jhn H , J tVBrian John I IV PalnWm ' liX

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Parker W L . Petera Thomaa ' Parian Samaef Perkina Farmnr Ravenaugb W

R dfern T N . Boiwrte Nath. - Kitchle J W Rl.l... T..I. A 1

Ranea Henry Roberta n Gaorae j Rica II. RudgardCW ' " Jtttnaon O B ' ' - it

r"coU Wm 11 Sul rvan Wm 2 Btataoo Wm F

htinch field Waaliiogtaai Buttlemyer Tbomaa. .. .' Bandera Simon L Mephe.i.J U.- rn trrPherwood Joe) U , . ' Sterenaon J B ' ' Smith Jaa r- ( ' '' Btillwelt C ,. Stockton J Tj Steward Jov ' Snow Henry i 1 . ' Smith-Oto. . r 8 ott F W " , rituaiS EH.ha - V- i . MBUt Ch.a , . .. : ' . Mwart Arthnr 4 , Balooa keeper at the -. BrWga-.i . v. Jnthill W 8, j... ,,lfrThrail AH lorloy Beafamfa' ' TrlbbU Bailey .rS Townaend J -aa. MS Tliickrtone Jaa O r " , Towneen Henry ' !' . Turner W A . . -Taylor Will H , Taylor John C". ' Vaughn J 8 f , !... Vletch Jaa - LVaa Klnkart J -1 Waa tarn-Id Jae A S Wooda W A . WitoonWm ; ' , --' ' Wooley Wm.,-' .-, ': Whaaler Aoguatua Whit Alfred WalkaJvid . -.O'l Walker D H Col , .. White Emmeraon Ward Geo W : - ' WhiteGeo S W'orth Henry Wit Ham Joha Welch J T Wright John W Ward Ja WllliaataJc.hr R ' 'Wa-rwkJ.MW i artier Capt . , ; , is YooagWve GeoC;,.-..,

A

JAMES B. McBEELT. T Tt

DENTISTRY.

Dental Ca,l., HATIJffl ASSOCIATED WITH MB IS THB pm-tiae of Dentietry Dr. A. A. Jom, iurmarly of Cincinnati, wa would announce ta tha people of Evan.ville and vicinity that wa are prepared to perform all operatlotta pertaining to lientialry ia tbe moat akillfal manner. Artificial Teeth maerted on Gold, Platiaam. Silver or Vulcanite, and ae regarda beanty of Smart, .tyle and natoraloeea of appearance, we cba lesge eemrjariaon with work doawaaywhere gnat or Weat.Wa eolicit a a hare of pabiw pat rem ace. - ;. DRS. BIEBBOWEB A JOSiEH. si Room. 4 and 5, Marble Hall." ' al7 ' 1.. ;;: ; - Kranavllla, lad.'

Administrator's Sale of Heaf Estate

'OTICK IS UKRKRT C.l V N THATTIlE v nnrtetalrna '. Admh.lelramr '! . . nn ef

tkeeatataof Adeluh Drak . derwaead. wPi. by

virtue ot tha. era. r o Hw t.rt ul ( otiiiuon Ptaa cf VaaU.rturSi c-.tif-y. oil tie 1 't!i di.v of May, 144ft, at thadnuruw! I 'wrt lloiiao l eh city af Jataaaville, between ". "f o'cl ak m and h ur o'cl.- k j.m. ilMi'Uar, aellatpnulir e'tirt'on he f.i,tt a-'i,g ' eet.ie altaatMl in Vanilerbn-gk oottoey. In neeat. ui ait: lacta oua(l),. . '-) .Wea (J), oor -it, ). aix (r, a. v.. rr. aiitl.t.. ().-.iilne C-'K P n (li, eheeu fill anJ IW. l.arlJ), aolallvlaloan of part or thea.Hatu-aa4 quarter a.1 .eeluin oiat.n i'J. town. hip (.), iuuia ol r.g.. ten (Id) weat, . 10Uinirg id atinhmrt Hire. ti-i ? " '' """t tbv prnpaaty "f aell a h-lpli aMuiajrad ilra eii; aaid lota being numbcrd aieortli'ig to the p at 'and anbdiviaiiiB f atd three acre. 0i-'- f.y llracawt Mill., lata adcnlnlerraUr'ef "'d aViwaaed, and rvonidrd 4a UiJir hvk Km Two uf .nl Oourt of Coram .n J'l. ea, at pas' 2' tt and -f" 1 upon thefoliowine, t.rira, to-wiis ia-i irdth pun liimi meuey t4 aa patd In raa, uuvthKU Hi twelve moniba and one-third iu ei,-l.t n nioutM, th. purchaser to give no'ea for th- H-lerred 1 ymeata, with awaai-ity. drawing lirtereet Irom tha dev of aaia, attaint any relief whaexv.r Itvm valuation or arpraia. ront law., ara nrrd Ly tiior:gage upon the pr-wrava.' --'-,' - - , Aa5tJlBALI0. ALLlilVAJS. . V Adn.mlaarto de hooui o..u. Aprfl 11 '-!. . 2w

4f.,Xl.''Vw7,22l" ,iev! Xt- ,:.'-:. F"etJi la . . , Fine' Wttcbes; - Clocks, 'Jewelry,

jDlaraoa(!j,.Sil7erf aft3 JIated

"'" T7a. 'l

... -.i ' n"-i. II . M "v -( I ' And fa' (ouda u.uajly fktnnd in Sratcute; JEWELRY ESTABLISHiUEN T I 'mr 'pWtfc'olar atfestlen pW to ftd raret'rlnr cf fine Ware lea. eat t. eg of Ditionac,a:iU ntuef preetona aUtnea. ' - ' mr Kagraril.1 icna in tna tvaat atyleand Wllb dcepatch. . - '' ''' ' ' ' ' ' Goads SolJ at Sew Tork Prices, A nd warrau ted ae rejireactihKf, or th mon.y rataravMf. - 1mr The hlgbaat piloe paad ,-i aah for aid gold and Ler. OFIICX, IV llJSALI'S SOOK. STOKE, Cor. Main and Pirst Streets.r - ''asvAWIIVlL.l.K, t"r-bnvl4-md "' '' : "' " " " ' - ! LAW CARDS. ! 1

Atniexatioa" of" Territory " to"

City of EvansTilfe. a. -(it t 'B 1.4 IIKUKBT GIVEN THAT THE i C ..ninteu t .-uot Hot the City i f Evanavitle. In purauaii'a of the prwv.etoiie nf an Act of the Ueuarat Aearmbly of the Mala of li.dlaaa, ap proved March e, l-", eutitleil an " Act to amend he wteaty-lirer ea.ih.a ot aa art entitled 'As Act graullug to thicKieeuenf the loan of Eva a., villi., in the County ut Venderhnrgh n I'lty Chart. er.1 approvMl January H7. 1IT, and Ij add eup. lilita. iiial woii'.n. to aald act," will on e SOih day of April, l. pvewnt to the Boaru ..f Couaty

Ij, intul-.i.'li.r. vf vaiidarburgn oouulj.a pnlllioa

praying tar tu auaetailoit to aatu cuj, m.

loll .wiiig .IwcriUed P-rrliory, and aettlog turta

the reae.iae w each aanaaatienvla : Alliiaatpan tit Ihe anatti'-eaet quarter of aeitloa a luelaaa 1.) . r,,.i..lili (U ) Itau. t.a (HI) wel, deortbed ,

aa edlow., elit Cuatateueing alaataaa, (a aoraeg eataitixhed by Ihe outy Surveyor) m-iif aViata ...

ll iei'l aatd tiuaur-ae. to u, aal aujotniug tna . S..rilierii kuiarai-uiaul of the tJlly of Evau.vllle, and rtinulii Iheuoe by Ann rlreei wait, tbiea huii.ired and .IrhH-f nir CIM) Set I ihenra Kevin two tlion-aud i bundled an I terty (li) Saet tu aaioi.e, tlirboe heat thrua hiiudred an! eighty and .- viu tni!i t . Hill-Mi ft to a atone; and (ro.it II..O.. rti.nib, twa thuoaand aU ha a. I red and , h.riy (i-fi) (eel t.j Ilia place of N-gtunlug and arrr.t .ry tlug ctintlglou. to tha Clt of Bvanaf ill, and not platted or laid B. W. BAEER, Mayor. . A M at A.'Prari i".t'lrk, .-' I:y A. W. MrtJrie?, Depniy CI. rk. : March ,-. .,., . ...

RANK.

, -Tho iIercllant3, NATIONAL. BANK;'

OF EVANSVILLE.

f-ftpltal - - - - - 350,000.

UIMKCXOUt: h. R. Flra.vT, ' tliewa"RLgioi, a. J. Iuuia, Situ Haaainu, Jouv t). Va.araav, Wm. . t..eo.a, J -mv'4. liajri. j . . MeeaiS Baog( -jr. Ie Klaa. . Thl. Bank will be located ea thaeorner of Mala and Kir-t ir la. In the room now areaplad by Mj.Uaaly.- yoia aa Ui a.m..ary gtwaW4Par he niaile. C B PEMEST, Praa"!. B. H4LElUil, Vloa Prea't.

ALT AH JO HI. 8 0J,m iVttor-iK'v- sit.. ' Iaw, NOTARY 'POBL?Cc- r.-t c.ASO : .v . :, - i Soal Xstato 'Id-ont. mr BbUllera' and alll'r cU!v pr currd.. O.'-.. .'.:, E'AN''V X.Y., ' "ariH dtf -; --- ' ( J ''

AUCTION.

IIIRA5I IaIlLSO., rf ..... S. -tLxictloneer-a

Bos

Removed hi Auction Room to

JUSTICE OF THE PEAC2 ' AS! ' : Aftat for ol:talna Ptnrleat,'1 7 ' f tSaek- Pr "--! r;irF F-'O'r DftOFr)-rVOX!tCW'..''AM IO ; a1. toaWidoaaand orhef i-xal rprcae'a--iil a-)a aod.!n tt- aerytoe "1 t ' r-it-jnloe on rtM Xrytyi-Wt M 3f Tlfr4 rTe, ueu- IM kiatnrin-llm wl' araw.pcppoartt 4beCiKrt u, aruniiK, ljC. ira... t All tuxii.eea tatrafd ta u wij! i t r "r-j.rj attend-d to. -: - 'i. fylftiji '.

AUCTION.

House and Lot at Auction. I WILL SELL AT AUC TIO Ji OS B 4TC&DAT, April fid, at 10 a. m., oa the prrmtaea corner cf Cbeatant and Church street. one aplendid new frame dwelling containing nine rooma. one larg and two amali Halia, Bath room. Cloture room, t1 an try and good Cellar, large Cla(.rn ac.l WoodItonee. Alt the word work inaide ia ihorougily are! Bed, and all the rooma and halla are well

papered with g cd glazed paper. Lot ii Let 9 tnchea by Vti feet 6 inches, eneloetd ith a neat and anbetantlal tancv. Ita location helag act aonvan lent to tha baaineaa part of V ha city, and near tna markets, meat a no pa and cbnrchee, make, it vary dee i cable for a boarding nonee. - Let all who wtao. to pgrrhaee go and tea it Term. caah.

ala . BLBAM. JlXLeOM,

, NO. 27 LOCUST ST., . .; j

(roca or.eaa aaxow th urtawoao irhi-fr. Where tre win attend 'to tl klnda of A action-boai-aeaas To tha aaltlag af Merchanatiaa, Waaonav Carriacea, Boreea. and Real aetata. . Anctlon day. TUESDAY, 1 HCRFDAT and SATURDAY of each week. Caah advaacea oa oeaetgomenta. - Before to all tha citixena of.ErasavBla who know htm. - '

WU1 glca hi. w kola time to hie baaiaeaa. a 14 i

BANKING-.

TOYS.

-i

STEASBTJ2.0SE. & NfJHN, No. S MA1DES LASE, SEW YORli Importaraof . ; - , . it TOY S, CHINA, FANCY GOODS, Beads, Slate Pencils, &a - Invito t ha attealioa of bayara, eflartag taana tba Urgeet aaaurtmant aS tka amoet raaaoaabaa criaaa.

To' tjie Stoctholiers of JLLt. First i National - Bank of "EransriUe. AT A BKCL4K MFETIrTOOFTIIR DOAkD j. of Diroclara of the Fiiat a total 1-nr.k, Lld April 6'h, lw"-5. it Waa ord.rfc! 'hat ths capital atockof- eaid Bank be iara SjSO.w. 'ho. aukirjg tit ravitat- $iu,'Jii; ahat tMU,'A-'' sail itcreaae ba out lI ua aurploa tarmnsa

of ifd Batik, and that 4 all t M "T" aucktudder fur SIVVX of eaid rntivaae ta be paid an r t"ra May Jat. S:.o.w to be paid ou c,r lfi-a Jnne la . aud SW-" t V'' vr ii. iaK.k .eaa l.,10- f e- eanb aall

aa amount ea.'ml to SO per eat. f U.e pt.eeui

etock of each .harehoidor. Now. ia .rrta-. with th" above order, V-vo

an her.be notined ta Bay luta rbaj Bi

miA inrraaaeoC ilajel.1'!

TRyAlUT riKPABtMERT, " C'rrp.1 orCirMrreitrnertnav oaaaeer;- V Waahingtoa, Arll 7, 106. ) viiichF.Ad.BT hATisFAtrroar ryidbticb V preaented to the tmileretgeed, II kaa haaaVd tiia-l-to appear that The Matrhaota' national liai.k ot I.vuii.vtHe." In Ihaeliyot graa.viile.-vai' th.rmiiitv nf V aiurMirg aad Stale af lee lea a, La. Utti 'inly organiiad nndi-r and aanordiag 4a v tue tcijiilremeiiU of the An f Oogreea aatltled Att Ai l ti pwerti". a National Currency auroral rd tya pledgee l altcd at.tee baade.aad tapro.He 'r the ctreiilatlea ard redemption thereof," ' ppeowd Juae . 14, aad haa compiled with aU ' turf provwloea of aald Act required to we eompdledl vrttu lire cornaieadng tbe uaataaa. at laa a lag upileraail Art. - " ' J(rw, Trr"i. t. Faama Ct.taa, Comptroller r the "rraiev, rto Vaiel.y eartlfy that? "The Mer'Hint.' Naiional Bank of Eraae II !,'' 1a the eity of etvaneville, in tlM ceauty o Vaa. clert .irjrh and Bute of ludleae, authortaad aa omRf o'w the bo.rtirae ttf bauktag and r tna Aa4 ford. - In teatlmony wharec.r, wltneea toy hnd ana seal o otH'w thlaaeeitn deyef April, 1A. ' IL Aj rRRBMAH 4I.ABRE, apl'l Comptroller ol tha Currency. - j NEW FIRM, la.lM'HCAR A- MITCIIF-LL,

W bo'eaele jMadert In

MEN

I'm

JIat.., irooi

Is BOY'S

Hat, C loth Hate, and . , . Mravr Hate.

ALSO- . . . TRIMMED H A T S. No.! 23 North First .Street, - -. Slatu-dnortn llollingaworlb.J

"T4XrSALOpN": APTAIM KLAt'Si HAS "OTTtSED A FIBitT j rl,a Saloon on the corner of Main aad Kghin atresia, where . will be found tbe bee. Iitu-e of ail ktiol... A liberai thai, of palronaga la aitli t d. . -, . . mSI-dXm. ,

MEDICAL.

JIAf U'TA AND DTSBSTERr. rii pound Sxiract of Benne Plant f lw otifVerealTy acnwl-lgea to ba thevnvil an'.re.fnl and rl-VH remedy erer pipered lar

1-,. cur of the aoove tipi.i""i

coC'tinou of 1

. i. . t.l IX Um.

K.e.v arr. .l. Crao., Cent . Holt (now

u ..... ..i k.ar tiil.au.... of tue 0. 8. A. Waaler a

.-ea..

he bowel.. In either adulta or eblld-

wiil be lound ta lean-

(Ua. Pieaaaatoo, Gev. FiU

Jot t to : Weat,

ery oomBiiaaio.. r 4Het rnad uiaamia-

alull.Ol la OTIS O. ire-"pre" oii.kamv.i.i. P.par.d cnly by J. A C. MAttiilRE. t i. m:.t. r-t. Loni-. tc"ir ef eonrrter-it. ' LK'M, CARLSTF.DT A CO., - - Whoiea ala Agents, 1,1 . r.a..' aar..ville. lad.

- PROVISIONS.

mal-

if tr

a amount ctt'iati to r

o- k- on "or 11 -rr nay

per

additional au-.nrr aal.oa.r

la.. . Ari'l in nrtliti i eico

i PT " Z.'Zi t ar Vent, on cr batora

lit. and an

June lt, and aa

vasT'io. T-ll fcrfe,t toe right t,- much cf

Li tBcreaae of tka eapiml aweg m i y,a tait.ao

J A3. U. CL 1 !.. ,

pay for. ale - .

n.:i

-.-, .7' . I " .'it''...

.- I-"

HES3 P0EE, BACON and LABS . . FOB ALB. X Ti HAVE IJf el 'RK J.atO iOCKDS OF v V new Bacon. conai.Uag ot Heme, Haoutdero, ri-ar and RJbUd Mdee. A ao, Meea Pjrk and I'rtaae La cat l.acd, which wa are ottering tolhe trade at fair prieea. PBkaTOti BROS., ,pl ;. .. v -j Mu. S ftrat Sareet, - - i- . . -. f a