Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1865 — Page 2

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Xa. rer mniprvd !)Ki. n a smell lamilv too general I AOI X p; It I Immeditt- ly. at ho. 42 WaIiu a:r el, betweu Tb Irifrtd ronrin a'9 It BOARIHtNG IS A PRIVATE rAwiLV, BTA ftetitiewnli and It wile. tent "Ally loiatei. Rortice. gjteo and required. . A'ruir at the Vb'tiKrkili Onliery corner cf Mil end sireele. l7-t OOOD t-'I HAW M I LLI NT.U A T 5CIIAPK K R Buaeli.ks.tlist tan bleach, r' M '! altr bouneteaftd Can find Roof "-'aployoient l)r eDqulrlrg innn. diafly. Good itfersnce willrerjuind. i p!2 FOR LEASE. fvm: A I,'N; TBR OP YKARft.nv Building JP lt frwnfnif nn T,it't treetVbetWAeo Maiu and Lornst ; .fmr I' t fronting oa Loeut etr'n-t.-rvtween Seiohd end 'i Mid atree.1. for t-rnn Apply to MRS. O. K. LEWIS. . Wlr'.ilitf " - FOR KENT. , AJlXTV ACHY Of tfOD UMI IS THRKE .J MlktOI S,VtHIIlle Knonlre rf A JOHNfeOtf. ':'' FO It S AL n. ", A KB A Ml". 10TTA0K OP FOUR B'lOMS and kiichm, good cistern and cllr, good oul-t ui'diny ; convftileiit to market ; fle winu'.en t St hi ii .tret. To businees m wtlh a email I., nil v tbie 1 dealrsble. Htl per tret. En. I re at Ihuxonk., Cinwim given Immedl. I41w IIOUftK AM LOT "Nentnea tk.kt. tntwntn CUrrt nd uk ilrawtt. Lot Kl t.. l.'.l, with K' rt !bi If not .1 1 Ixiurs ti: . l'Jtln.f Arii ltill -dd actloo outlet .Uuy.ntl o'ciclt la illrii,n. nH.tt i HAf. BTAI RLK. Sash and Door FOR SALE. rplllt VK?KltI1SI. lhln; to chnir 1. ii r i : a'. re- (j Ml tliolr AA-d l f lot. ; :.. ti i lonctilhfry, flitun-a, o. A .s I 1 j, i .j 150.C0O feet 1st ftcd 2d:tlearPin LnmlwT,' . , , .,. : ' Atl- " ' ' ' I '.,-.,.!; 230,000 A No. 1 Shaved Pine Shingle.-' , . v,. BtmsBt." bo. .., kS l rm r Cm ul ai d V .luut Htrwtn I WUI INU A fcrLK?PIT, KIW, AND J. fwiiplem lri I!lng. mutrj flnfiibrd: alt '"M t o !,n crner of Itnreiiiti mi 1 Cherry atrnn; oululnJ tiflit rooinA. with good jAiiUJand mllArt A K-.'d lforn atirl atMhio on tbA premiaoi. Tbo lot t liir.h Aiiit Cry, and I leet wldeoo Cherry, Hud riiiia lurk Hi le. t mi HeTi r.'h. Will b auld lit a liArKrtin. Knloirrf at l ii CArpentr Aud Juloor. Ki: K iidl SK, with 1(1 roona. Irg rl!ar ami nit ri'lironl'-liCeM, good loSAtll'U, AdmlTA. My H't A-l-J (or A iraardtA Mwia. Hri-$t,'. nlijtl.tl. A. JUHSOS. BKf K "nric . I.AWiK TWO.-r.TORY 1 d'Ut'l ti'in-miiur, .iwo loaIII rout fur 1'rico Sl.tKX. mli2-J.lt. A. J0HKJ0N. IIIIST Cl.AfH BUrLDIKO Trl, frsoUug I' II 1H ktnid'a Urovn, Abova Maiu Mtret, CAlrbti l.ad lliu. mtt ''W mhiI on tiiii. I Am reaervirg 7l oi iiio lot f t fint hmwu tmy,i" u vuiil y pnrehiim a, (HiliW, 1 J TWO D WILLING HOUSES AND Ono Splendid Building Lot V1V UKSir .SCI--, on the rait si Is of Sodunil iV i atrr"t. Iw. 't.n bycAiuor And Vine; 2)4 itor- brick, eL-vuu (I1J looma, With all the Furniture, if detfrrd. (Jronod h& hy l.'-O fit ; fluo 0rApi. IVnctii'N, I'tiim, Aprlotvta, I'luma, etc ; uu the prt inlai-a. A Klru-prool llrlrk WArehonae extenda A-roai the cntiro rrnr ; Woiidhoueo, elo.t under Ibis miim roof ; mih-y (fTiwbd and peved. AIbo, 20 by 150 feet, Rcjoiring.i wtW fflfftnrjr KrU tn&'lItUtM. fAi f roouia; itiible, m.. AIuJfiunBtlLlilKa LOT, or LOTH.cn FIiaaJ etriM.1, n.arly oppoalfe rt. Paul a (kptacopn) I liur.li, l'-' i I vt froul by V deem bj Inr lb in i dntimbie Lot for a tin family reidi'tica fur il In town. ' - - v " i 'I itle to nil ihp Ahova rKKru-T terraa AAay. TUo t-iiance Tery aehlutii ovrura to bny daairft. bin in'.iT. v -j cunriiliiiut to bllalnvaa M t i . AboT... ' 1 f 8 K. OILBEUTt nmrlfl Ko. 4 HyrAniore atraeti. Fri.KNIHI UE-lMtKCB WITH A TWO1 V tilory Iruttie hour.., 11 room, cellar, olKtern, well. io efrolt trta, c on tea cn of IaihI on the rimiJt UoAd, l in ilea end a liAlf from KvKiikTtlle. Price ji',MJ. Koqnlieof tod . , , A.JOHNSON ' 'Ofx i"'d invj I.LrNO iiotJSK!I-Jaat fluiatwd O - 4 !.-!! mull. . IliqUilAor morl..Iif. , A,J0H,NSON. t 'It COMMISSION. aiiiria m. uocsia : i: : : : j. o. dusovchkt. 1DCJOE& DuSOUCHET, Produce and . ommlnslon MercbsnU, MO. 1W WATv.lt aTKkiUT, Orr'i Hi'vk, next door to M. Paliell, KVANSVILLR. IND. ' BUf Uljrh"at cue - prl paid for all kind, ot Country Produce. Prompt atumtlou given to all Ontt-m. . v.; ; w , decl0-6m , r. ir. ban t ,t :. (jt : ij-V : I i : ti. diciit. Itagon & Dickey . FOBAFARJOINGi & .COMMISSION " .elorfoaaixtSa t i '. If s I- D . , , WHOLES ALB GROCERS, ; Hater Street, ' s ' not3S -;m . KV AKSVILLR, IND. HATS AND CAPS. a. n.TUASVK, I-al'i wltb Alaokoy, ll.'ouing A Co.; (lioKAH hvsvin, ot Princeton, Kentucky. . ; Trabuo St Hunter, ' Wbolenfe Desjcrs In HATS, CAPS, 8TEAW GOODS, &c. sr No. HI First street, near Mala Xpter Jsiiuess "and French's store), Kvaparille, lud. dsoKl-tfm bTONE-WARE. V. aJf Li. UU1, , " ' ' AluNuira wutaa or''- t Smoking Pipes, Vater Plpwa, ' Stove Fiues Aud Klowor Tots always n band. CM 11 2 Kit MAIS AND NINTU MR., ' '- . . feblu.n -ffirwsrsmrl . ' . L u. woi.cuiT t : IT: I i Vaoaa swaaiT.ja. v OLCOTTA pWASEY,' ; , Cotton and Commission ML UC HANTS, Aud Vi holeaale Vealara In i - - GROCERIES & PRODUCE 0S. 11 and 15, FU0ST ROW, Mrmphla, Teana. J Partiet. wishing to consign goo3s to tba IUm. phia niAikct cau tiotl our permits with Mrsars. ilAhur-t A hutaki'r, Kaueville, to whom tr reS r. V alio r. f r to a. I respictAbl mercbsntt and b-riV.'r if 3.,-niphia, aud to John tlwAsey A Co sod Sirnight lemug A Co , of CinclnnAll. Keovilet t that onr markst r a vry ncilAttcg us some ahlpimnta will iy joo well, while by uIuaa mu niA In i mi . All poranus di-auiug .it cab bare their names pnt osv our lietund got oar Weekly Market RrporL Ald-lm WOLCOtr A SWASEY. . XOKTO,7aC4l C.IITEn &. CO. ' Commission Merchants,5 TOBACCO and COTTON FACTORS, ,i. RKWIOttK. t BVsVAdvMice will bo ma le on cousigunu-nts t ara. NlsllKT WlOfllSSI; Jn ly ' ' A. S. BirilVAST. " .- t. 1. WH1TTAASS HAYHURST & WHITT AKEP., v' Produno aiid Commissiob ' 'Sv3,oxolXsi3iau.t:" ' No. Water St., (next to R. Barnes UYAXSVJtt. DJDIANA." - illUUIVJT CASH PlllCK PAID FOR Wlitul, OAta, - Beans, - 1-Mwt Mrrit, fiAI-rt, ""-Tallow, lirtc.t i- viitl. Bcaawax, : f t!5 r-K IS KV URLKASS. tr. O'BILEY. ,eoii..vrlTof ETAii.Tillo, Ind.,) . General Coliimission produce . Merchant. i , VVnt.rn t auilumiA(i So seltsxu' SO. I P0YPr.A t-TRKBT, CORNRB OF IM LfSVRR STREET, . , ; . , SiKW OHLKASS, La.' Janhmnos Tb Uraat Wsst. .., ,

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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19 RAILROAD REGISTER. E. & C. R. R. DEPARTS: mii : :....: 4s a. . Wny, Freight and Accommodation 6 a. . Xbruccb. JfralftUt r. . ARRIVES: Malt coo oo modatiou. .... Throng!) Treight , , , 7:Sfl r. . IS: & T. m. ... M . . T. II. A. II. II. K. , UiriUTi FROM T.H. Day Eipre.,. ...S:M r. K. A oim modal Ion. , 7:H6 a. a). Night Expre - li:0 . . ARRIVE ATT. H. TfltzttM .l2:2r. m. A tym niodtion; . M),Dt kxprou 6:10 r. . ,. -.1:185 A. u. 1 ! two road nk food oonnactloni At Torr H;t. OITY , 1XJEWS. No Pap To-morrow.-- In consequence of the solemn " duties assigned for this dafc in which every patriot and Cbritttiao is expected to - participate,' there will be no work done in this office, and consequently no paper this evening or to-morrow morning. The usual Evening Journal will be issued to-morrow afternoo'h. " JRtf Elsewhere will be found the Programme,, for observance of the day. There will be religions services in all the Churches at 12 o'clock. ' " GLoRioca News. Our telegraphic columns this morning are fraught with news that, under ordinary 1 circumstances, would create the . wildest rejoicing. But the deep grief that has taken possession of ' every humane and loyal heart tras rendered oar citizens indiirerent .to , the . most thrilling intelligence. . ir ; lu addition to the confirmation of the capture pt Mobile, we have details of Gin. Stonemati's expedition, which has proved a brilliant and an immense suc cess, cnlminatinj,', 80 far as heard from,' in the rupture of Salisbury, N. C, with an almost fabulous araouut of rebel sup Jilies, recently removed t$ that point for safety.'" It s to be regretted that Gen Stoueman could not have been apprized of the surrender pt Lea's army and the critical situation .of Johnston, as it might have spared him the necessity of destroying thu immense Amount of sup'ies found at Salisbury. The place Plight have been held until means had iieb obtained to remove the stores. It will boa slight gleam of comfort to the millions of mourners who will today join in the solemn pageant in honor ot. nur ardftiitlv loved &nd cruellv HHSfiv ... . i t -j , , . ,1, , i" BinitLfu i cniut'ui, iu iuuw luai lug nui a of suppressing the rebellion goes steadily and rapidly forward. . , Perhonal. We had the pleasure 'a day or two ago, of making the acquaintance df Robert Bell, Esq., of Ottowa Canada, a gentleman of rare intelligence and accomplii h me nts. r ; : JJr. Bull was for many y;ari I'resitdent of the Ottowa & Prescot; Railroad, which win managed witlt, consummate Sfbility.. Lie is a leading aud influential member of the Provincial Parliament and proprietor ef the Ottowa Citieen, one of the leading papers of Canada is a thorough gentleman, and an ardent friend to jha . United States, and a jfreat admirer of our institutions.' He is making a brief tour of the States. A Shamefitl DeCd. We learn that the front of the dwelling honae occupied by Mr. F, M. Sellman,' on Second street, above Walnut, was coated with coal tar during Monday night This act, by whomsoever committed, is highly repre hensible and disgraceful. : It is said the act wag done because Mr. Sellmaa refused to drape his house ir mourning for tho late President of ttie United states. .' LIf the charge is true it is no excuse for such an act If Mr. Sellman has not sufficient loyalty and patriotism, or respect . for public opinion to show due reject to the illustrious head of the cation, who Las been foully and cowardly assassinated, let the finger of unerring soorn follow him, and let all honest and patriotic men avoid him, but let no one resort to so low a method of punishment as the besmearing of his house with paint iu the silence of the night. Such acts should find no sympathy in any civil and enlightened community. Hay We are particularly indebted to our'venerable friend Capt P. G. O'Riley forKew Orleans papers of the 11th inst, forwarded by the politeness of Master John O'Riley. We are also tinder obligations, to Mr. A. D. Armstrong, clerk of the"Peytona, and Lieut Col. C. K. Drew, Chief Quartermaster of Gen. A. J. Smith's Army Corps, for similar favors, aud to tba latter for extras announcing the fall of Mobile. it, , A Wrll-Mkriteb Promotion-. It will, we Are sure, afford the many friends of I our very excellent and uni versally popular - fellow-citizen C. K. Drew, as .it has us, the highest gratification to" learn that, he has recently been promoted to the rank of Lieut Coiouel aud A. Q. M. This deserved promotion is a high cotnplimeiit to bur gallant young towns men and to the city that gave him birth, and is an instance of prompt and speedy promotion' without a parallel in the his tory of warfare. Lieut Col. Drew is eminently qualified to till the responsi ble position, to which he has been promoted.; We congratulate Cy." on his good fortune. Indiana Soldiers Wojsded. W. liicks, Co. K, 26th Indiana, seriously in tborax. and H. Jenks, Co. G, 26th In diana, slightly in loft leg, are reported among the wounded in the late opera tions in .front of Mobile.... m, , An Untimely Death. We regretjo j learn that the Dispatch is numbered with .the dead. , It failed to appear yesterday and is not expected this morning. We drnn a kind! tn.p is, it. rmm jbrance. Sic transit, Ac. '

Fire in Newburg. - We regret to learn that the large double residence in Newburg, owned and occupied by Mr. A M. Phelps and Dr. Tillman, was totally destroyed by fire about 4 o'clock last ening. . The cause of the fire is not ascertained, but was first discovered on the roof of Mr. Phelps' part. Dr. Tillman, we learn, had a policy of insarance on his part of the building for $2,000. We presume Mr. Phelps was also insured, but to what amount we do not

know. Most of the furnttore of both houses, we learn, was saved. Htm.vs. In another pkee we publish a couple of by rang prepared by Rev, li. F. Rawlini for the congregations who may desire to use them in their re ligious services today. Those who sing 11 please clip the hymos out cf the paper, and thus have them ready when they are to be ung. '' Cbaxged. Oar readers will not fail to notice the change made by the Governor of the State, fixing the day of mourn ing, hamiliation and prayer on to-day in stead ci to-morrow, as at first set apart. jPaTTbe city schools to-day. rill b cloned ' Tub last ok the Pcqcodb. We are indebted to Lieut W. II. Hugo, 2'th U. S. C. I., for a copy of the Richmond Dispatch of April 3d, being the last rebel paper published in that city; also, a copy of the Richmond WVti' of the 4lh, being the first issue of that paper under the Federal rale. Lieut Hugo advises ns that he received the Dispatch from the hand ol an intelligent contraband as ha was marchiog into Richmond on the morning of the 3d, and that the Yankees so crowded the publishers as tbey were going to preBg that but few copies were issued. True to its rebel instincts the Dispatch dies with a monstrous lie upon it lips. Public Meeting In Rockport. . v Rockpokt, April 17, 1805. . Killlora Journal: The astounding news of the murder of Abraham Lincoln was received here on Sunday morning. Never was seen in our midst such universal evidences of sad, tearful, sorrow. Main street, and many private houses, were draped in mourning. A life-size portrait of Mr. Lincoln, covered with the American flag and crape, was placed in a conspicuous place. A public meeting was announced to be held at the Court Uoase at four o'clock. At the appointed time the spa cious building was titlei to repletion, The meeting came to order by calling Col.'Wm. v. Wood to the chair, who spoke feelingly of the occasion that -..J.. .r-i. .1 caiieu me en etis voeetnpr, .r-.n r 1.1. I'll HI. L ' ' ' - W IJ . I. I " O DtlCLICU I U act as Secretary.- ' By' request, the Rev. Hayden Hays ottered up an atlecting appeal to lnm "who tempers" the wind to the shorn lamb,"" to strengthen our fortitude in this our national affliction. On motion, the Chair was reqnested to appoint a committee of three to draft ap propriate ' resolutions, who, thereupon, appoin led J. W. Laird, J. W. Wartman and C. A DeBruler as such Committee. Judge DeBruler being called on, addressed the meeting in a forcible and thrilling manner, at the conclusion of which the committee reported the following resolutions: Whereas, Intelligence has bean received that Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, was assassinated, on Friday night last, in Washington Citj; a:nl. Whereas, We, the citizens of Spencer county, Indiana, without regard to party feelings or opinions, have this day met to give expression to our sentiments of profound sorrow in consequence of that deplorable event, therefore JCcsotved, that in the death of its Chief Magistrate the Republic has lost the man to whom all eyes were turned, aud in whom the proudest hopes were centered for a speedy return of peace and the restoration of the Union; but that we bow in humble submission to the will of Him who holds in His hands the hearts of men and the destinies of nations. Resolved, That in common with all loyal patriots, we deeply sympathize with the family of the deceased, and trust that they may live to see the complete consumation of his noble plans for the restoration of the Union. Resolced, That we recognize the death of our Chief Magistrate as the act of ao assassin, prompted to the bloody deed by a body of lawless conspirators, find trust that the guilty murderers, assassins and out-laws, may be brought to speedy aud condign punishment. Resolved, That we will stand by and sustain the regularly constituted authorities of our land, in their efforts to suppress the infamous rebellion now tottering to its overthrow, and will yield a ready and willing support to President Johnson, in all lawful means, to sustain and perpetuate our cherished institutions. , Resolved, That our fellow-citizens are hereby requested to adopt such badges of mourning as may be appropriate to manifest their sorrow at our national loss.1 j ;-' . ,v.-. .. . ' Resolved, That we will deplore the lose of. Win. IL C'eward, onr Secretary of State, as an irreparable misfortune, and hope that his life may be spared to the nation. ... , ' ' ; Resolved, That the Rockport Mission, Rockport Democrat, and Evnsville Journal, be requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting. All of which were, on motion, unanimously adopted. . , ' . - . ' David T. Laird being called for addressed the meeting, after which, on motion, adjourned. L. Thcewsln Henderson. Hesderscn, April 17. Editors ETAASvllle J uroAl : In accordance with the enclosed proclamation of the Mayor, our little city is bushed and still, and her doors are draped in mourning: proclamation. Mayor's Office, ) Monday, April 17th, 1S65. J In deep abhorrence of the actwhich terminated the life of our President, Abraham Lincoln, the citizens of Henderson will close the doors of their business houses at 10 o'clock A. M., for the remainder of this day, and, as a mark of respect for the deceased President,' will drape their doors in mourning. D. Banes, Mayor. AiAlbert Pike, the learned and distinguished Arkansas rebel, is now living iir security among the Indians he has found a sequestered spot XaT'Orders have been received at the Springfield (Mass.) armory to reduce the product of guns to 500 daily. The product has been 1,000 a day.

Hj-mns for the ranrral of PresideM

Lincoln. aiiAr.co it nr. r. aui firat dir.- Emm't :We. , How blest oar Vrrm,4 nt-vtiereft Of all tiiAt hA baraVoed Lu ajiod Bow iJT the eon! that ha left H.'a w-Ariaoma body b-hind , Our hind la atocted ib a m With sorrow. And fhak.n with pin, . But war la lb CoUa la 'r. And AATsrahail waJta him Af aiu Tb llda be ao a-14om eotild e!oa By datisA forbid !en to ale-p Now aeAM f c their mortAl reDOsa, Hats a'ranrofy ftirjtotteQ to w p ; Tka foAoUtjn aab yield no aippllAa Those oUua fiona WAtar Ar. fn-s Th Uir. araa l wipel from hjera. And eril tbey nerar (IiaiI aw. i . ; 'i , Our lfAdar the hang hlb gained, Outflyiog Iba tonpea: And wind. Ilia raat La bAth tba aooner oblAlncd, And l?t bia eompAntona behind Still toaaed on the aaa of d.etr.ea, Haxd teillu j to uinka the blast shore, Whr Ail la aasurani and paacs. And sorrow and aEn Are no mors. O Jeeua, if au:h ba tby will That aujdeiily I ahould depArt, Thy counsel of merry rereAl, An I whiaper tbycAllia my heart; O ms ASigniil to know, Ifaoon thon wuuidat bsrs m i retnovs And Isavs my grest datlss below. And fly to lbs regions sboTe. ,: i i. . ttamd-'Air Xmdrid. Dresi JehotAhl Uui ot natlaaal;. From thy Uuupls In tb skis , , llenr thy poople's aupplications, Now from (heir ieap aerrowa ria. I I with deep contrition turning, In tby boly plac w bend : IIr us prAying, fiutlnf, mgnrnlog; IIsat n, apAr na, now Al'.sod. Tboagh oar slas our hArtaoobf nadlC(, Long and lond for ssugt snoa call.. Thou hast merry more abounding; , Jean' blood cab rbAne tboni all. t.at'that msrey veil trangreaslon ; Lt that blood onr guilt nc ' Bars thy people In depression, Sre from spoil our L jly plac. - 0, heboid thy popls mourning Thou our Prealdint hAet cslled Thon oar light to darkiifM turning, ' ' Hmt onr Und with grief epp.liej. O, thon Ruler of oar Nation, 8ie our grie a, oar tears Aud wos, , Ss the dsrk, deep deao-Atiua : Which o'er all car ciuntxy flowst O, tbon Henler of onr KaiIod, Lift thon up thy fan on na Bid us aee thy consolation Id onr wo dawn upon na ! PK0CE1.DI.G.S OF CITY 1 01 fit I L. MohdaV Evening, April 11," 1865. Council met in regular session. Present, His Honor the Mayor, and Councilmen Dean, Orr, Ueilman, Helbling, Showner, Feldhaker, Boepple and Millp. Absent, Casselberry. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Sundry bills were presented and allowed or referred. On motion, the contract made by Mr. Newman, Wharf Master, with the steamer Idahoe was ratified, and f 24 was ordered to be refunded to her. The penalties attached to the v.irious city offences were fixed at the same amounts as last year. Charles Redding filed Ills bond "as Market Master; also, Henry Haberneck and W. G. Mank, at City Assessors, filed bonds which were approved. S. M. Archer's resignation as School Trustee was received, and, on motion, the same was not accepted. License was granted to J. J! Colin, to sell goods at auction. - An application by J. .T. Cohn, for remission of a penalty paid by him, was referred to a committee consisting ot Mills and Heilmun. Reports of the committee on settlement with W. S. Borpple, as City Collector, was received and concurred in. Tne report shows a clean record. On motion of Councilman Boepple, J. W. Lilleston's enlargement was taken within the limits of the city, and added to the Eighth Ward." ' On motion of Mills, Orr Si Harrison's addition was taken within the limits of the Cily, and annexed to the Ninth Ward. Petitions of the City Council to the County Commissioners were adopted. asking that " Carpenter's Field " and all that part of Section 19, itf township 6, Range 10, included in the . City limits but not annexed thereunto, may be an nexed to the City. An order was made for a plank side walk on Fourth Street, "between Short Street and Seventh Avenue. On motion, Habernicht was designated to assess real estate; Euler to assess personal property, in the City of Evans ville, and Mank to assess personal in iamasco. N Bill of Street Commissioner was pre sented, approved and ordered to be paid. Market report for the Upper Market House was reed and ordered to be filed. Charles Redding made a report setting forth that a pair of scales for weighing butter, was carried ciT and appropriated by Joel Sherwood, late Market Master, compelling him, the said Redding, to purchase a new pair; a whereas he aid for the first pair, he aks the Council to pay for the second, which was agreed to. . Report of wharfage for oue week, ending April 15th, was presented, showing the receipts tw have been $443 85. Bonds of Phillip Klein, as Wharf Master, and A.: Teuvocrde, as City Marshal, were filed and approved. On motion, the contract for hose reels was awarded to Lindersoith at &i60. The contract for removing Sycamcre St. Bridge, and constructing a new one, was awarded to Benooi Brown at $250, he having been designated by lot, his bid being the same as Dennis Kinney's. The Council fixed the salary of the Mayor at $3,000, and that .of the City Clerk at $1,500 per annum. Win. Grteo was elected day Wharf Master instead of Mr. John Newman. -. I A. Hitch was discharged as police-, man, and Thornton Males was appointed j in his stead. . . On motion, it was ordered that Messrs. ! Gaff, Cochran & Co. be notified to remove ibeir hay shed on the river bank within 10 days. . . j tThe house of Gen. Brapg, with ( all its contents, was burned in Richmond during the great conflagration. ayThe quota of Kenton county, Ky., ia tilled, the last man having been mustered in on Thursday. Lou. Democrat. ' Kenton, is a loyal co'unty, tnd this is the result? ' Professor E. Marquis, of B'.oomington, Indiana, has received the appointment of Consul at Napoleon Vandee, Fraace. . Prof. ,Marquis holds the position of Proleimor of Languages in the Indiana State University. USfA billy peat, decked oat with a placard bearing ibe inscription " Recruits wanted for Jeff. Davis," appeared in the streets of SC Lonis on Wednesday last, as a tecrniting officer for the C. S. A. ' ... The rebel Gen. Mosbv refuses to recognize the surrender ot Lee, and savs he don't care a d n for it, but will fight on his own hook as long as lie has a man left.

Tbrllllaj Scene In Dr. .fewman'i

Church. To the Editor of the N. O. Times: The Rev. Dr. Newman was preaching Sabbath morning in the Carondelet Street Church to a large and intelligent audience, oo the triumphant entry of Christ into Jerusalem, when the town clock struck twelve, and the cannon began to boom in honor of our recent victories; the Doctor paused in the midst of his sermon, and exclaimed: Hark! that is a salute ordered by Major General Hurlbut in honor of the fall of Richmond. Will the choir sing the doxology 'Praise God, from whom all blessings flow?"' " Will the audience rise and join in the song of praise while the cannon thunder out the bass of the grand old Anthem? As if by inspiration the choir and audience simultaneously rose to their feet, and sang that lofty hymn of praise with the depth of paiuo seldom heard on earth. It waa a ihriliin scene. Many who had risen to join the sou retook their seats, and burying thir faces in their handkerchiefs, wept for joy. The Doctor then proceeded to finish his impressive discourse. IT Toosil IVotio-. Order of Profession To-day. The procession will form at 10 A. M. on First Street, the right resting on Chestnut Street, displaying Southerly, and will be composed of the military t this post, civic associations, and ail citi zens who may desire to join in thi. trib ute to the memory of our late Chief Magistrate. The procession wII move North on First Street to Waluut, East on Walnut to Third, thence to and down Main Street The escort halting at the State Bmk for prayers and appropriate ceremonies, after which the people are expected to attend their respective places of Worship at 12 M. as per request of tbp Secretary of State. The civic associations and citizens will meet promptly at 10 o'clock, A. M. E. Tombler, Chief Marshal. , MASONIC. All members of Evansville Lodge No. 64, F. k A. M. are requested to meet at the Lodge Room this morning at (9) Nine o'clock. All Master Masons in good standing are respectfully invited to be present By order of the W. M. . ' A. J. Colburn, Sec'y. I. o. O. P. The officers and members of all of the Lodges of the Independent Ordur of Odd Fellows in this city, are requested to meet at the Lodge Hall on the corn t of Firet and Main Streets, this mornirg at 9 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Chief Magistrate. P. O. Notice. In obedience to an order of the Postmaster General of the United States, and in accordance with the Governor's and Mayor's Proclamations, the Post Office will be closed ttday (Weduesday, April Idtb,) at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the remainder of the day, in observsnce of the solemn cere, monies attending the funeral of our late lamented President. ' The tnaih will arrive and depart as usual. - ' : James H. McNeklt, April 19.lt. Postmaster. U65"(WecaJl attention to the card of Drs. Bierbower k Jones, In another column. They are both competent dentists who understaud their profession thoroughly. We hope those of our readers who need the services of the dentist wtlj give them a call. Closed. The Telegraph Oflice wiilbe closed from 10 to 4 o'clock, to-day, and will close at 6 this evening. It will be open only to the most important business from 8 to 10 A. M., nnd from 4 to ti o'clock, P. M. : t& Hiram Nelson will have an Auctiou Sale at his Auction Room, No. 27 Locust street, four doors above tbe Sherwood House, in which he will sell a lot of Household Furniture, Fifty barrels of Flour, a lot of Dry Goods, Ac. The Public Schools. The Public Schools of the City will be closed today (Wednesday,) but will be open on Thursday and Friday as usual. W. Baeer, Sopt. April 19, 1S65. Soda-Water first of the season for sale at H. Hermann's Confectionery; and he is receiving Fresh Oysters this week for the last of the season. H. Hermann, aprlS lw No 15 First Street. I RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Fnoeral obscanies of Freaident Lincoln will tsk pUtc at tb Locnat Street M. K. Church si 12 o'clock, eersson by Re. S. Brio. Tb pr.hiic sre ioTited to Attend. Th Choir of tb Locust Street Church are requested to aisct promptly At S o'ekek. Tb Wauict Stbzkt Pashstti rntia Citt acv f ill b opn ford I Tine ser.ios eomnemoratioti f tbe fanrsl obaquieof Prtaldeut Lincoln this day at li o'clock at. Ib CuagreKAtioa will please notios, std tb public gcusraily ar Ictiteil to aitend. Ti.M Witt tiA nnl.'ii- r . I r- tit ria . . to I . - la the Tin Street Presbytartsn Oiuich, Eev. Alex. Sterrett cfBciAting Tbe public Are invifd to Aitend. Thar will b rslHt'ous ssrrlee rn th Cuuborlani Preahyierian Cboxch thl Cmy At 12 o'clock a., ia coBBScttaa with tb NaUobaI tuneiAl stlmniti. A cordial iuvitatiou extended to citi zens aud strangers.', t SaitaUs religion, sereicss will tsk place at St. PAufi Church to-morrow, At II m , in Accordance with tb recemmecJilion ef the Geueral Gorernest. It ia hoped tbe attocdanc will be Urn. MARRIED. VArried en thaeienlDg of tlie 18ih icat. At tbs r .-de nee ef tba bride's father, by tbs Bt. Mr. K.nek, Mr. Cvs. klAl-rnias to Mis Casolisb Srtas, both of ibis city. W wish th bsppy bride and groom s bright j aod Jojooa futar. and that tbs us ion which tbey I hare joat formed may aer b Imparfled as has ! oar conntry's L'Bion by nceaeicn. Tb thsxks of the Jonrasl tvtK3i are rt.tnrned fnr tbs rn.r i. ficentcaksaccomDaBviaz the ako.e notice. ! . " "1 DIED. J Asisa Bcaaa, inf.nt soa of Jebn and Mary Burks, Aged ear. a months And ten days. Tb fuasral will taks plac oa WedneedA), April 19tb, 1SGS, At o'clock p. m., from ti Church of the AssamptioB. oa rJeeoed street, Ltweea Mala aad Byeamcre. Th friends el th faauly are inTltad to attend-

DRY GOODS. EVERY ARTICLE 2 Heaoiiable!

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It the Place to get real bargains is Of every description, i Lie has just received an entire stcok of Goods to suit the market, bought since the newrs of the fall of Richmond was anticipated. He offers this community not only the leading articles CHEAP, but other kinds of Goods usually held high. "We ask And beg competition for the benefit of tho public. , Our DRESS ClOODS aro rich, raro and roa&onable,' embracing every variety of fabrics. We have also arpet s Of all kinds. . Oil t& Paper Curtains. Asr :v' : HOOF SIvirtTHa ' : "j. At bargains. Please give us a call and you wilt be satisfied with the. above statement. T. M. S3LMOTT, No. NEAR FIRST STREET,) LOAN OFFICE. Honey, - - - - .-.Money AnVASfElJOS Watches, Diamonds, Plate, -.Jewely, Pistols, Guns.. Musical Instruments, Ladies' and Gents' WEARING APPAREL BED CLOTHING, ; And I XoilHOllOld V GM)(1n Of EVERT DESCRIPTION. 1 All articles of valnsboUfht.soM, or racbana;ed at T II I UNION LOAN OFFICE, Xo. H Xot tb Third St., A fssr doors boloa- Hi WAibiugton Hotel ) All trABSActlocs atrictl confldentisl. VA1I nnrJ earned pied sr sold for tb smonntdoe. U. JDMBERT3. SC Ala, r.g qiAr lioeoswd Aactiouevr to sell rssl eaf ale And personal property, strict Attention paid to this dpartaiaat. aiy-aia UNITED STATES. Hi. k; :"V Special Notice is hereby given to all permanent and transient citizens of Vanderburgh county that the Blanks for Income and Ap plication for License are now ready for distribu-tion at ray Oflice. Any pe.rson neglecting to deliver hiii return or make applica tion for Sicsnse, as requiredi by the Internal Revenue Law, by the 16th day of May, 1865, will be assessed by me with the penalties attached- , 17 R, S. H0S5BK00K, AA. '"j OCEAN TRAVEL. rpilE WELL. AUiOWR k AVCBITR CLYDE X bnilt Iron Scrr 8temsbip of tb ANCHOR Llh'K, - ., HIBEUNIA. . I OALEDOatA, BKITANMA. I LblTEU AlhGDOM. Are Intends I to sail foitnbjhtly betweea w Tork And Glasgow. - Tbee staaaiera wars 11 tit xpaclally for th Atieotic trade, ar diTided Into water aad airtight conpartmeou, and ar btted op Ib every rect to iaanrw taa SAfrry, com tor. aod oou.entenca of paassngers. Aa exprrienced surgsoa accompAok. each alii p. Tb prorl ions will la, properly cooked and rrd ia tillritd ijuat tines . RATES OF PASSAGE. To and from Liverpool, SlA'gow, Dahlia. Be!fkat, Londonderry, Ac: CaMca, ii6 aad 60, IuUmeduUe, 35; RterAge, (25, p Ay Able ia gold or its equivalent. TBOewhowlB to se ad tor their frieail cast bsr ticketa at these rate froas tbe Agents. ERAKCW JIACJXiSALD A CO, ln2T 4 a Bowl ins Otaab, Mow Verk. , AUCTION. House ajid Lot at Auction, r. 11.U sihu ax ACCriO.t oa ratlkdai, s a. a I I....I lol . . .... - i f" '- "a lM prem.-comer iUfii qui emTii ntirrn a:rAiiajiaa Arr.tniTifl nw frame dwstlins; eetAiniB; nine rooms, aus large' i ana twoaoiall H ills, Uetb room. Clot rooiu. j f'Actry And (taod OUat, large Cittora aad Woodboeee. Alt the wood work rostd is iBc-rons-iy grained, anal all tb rouses aad ball ar well papered wita g ud glased ppr. Uot -jjt fot Sr inches by in feet 6 inr boa, enclowtd - ith A neat . and subetantie! teooa. Its toeatfaa beir g so) Co -TAOient to tb bnsiBAM part of Uetcity, and aar th mark!, work shop aod caurcfc, autii It .ry deeirablo for a boarding hone. - Let all -a bo wish to porch a . go and it, Term cash. 1 alS HIRAM SEXSOM, ABettoB.

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NEW HOUSE. No. 3 MAIN STREET G. L. DIXON BOOTS and SHOES and Hats and i.iiiSA Ure itx ol r.e ' HAliliea f Itoota, r-it'iee, Hats and l a; i-i ' uflereJ 14 '.A IrA-AA, vatcb bAW bsu 'rur baee.1 for caab, ia 1 HI Us ald at a fry eiuiii AiltAues Above coat. . . . fc t all Aod sxAniln my atovk anJ prune Hie a; r r. asrtloa.. i, 8. I b.s securad tbe ssrvlrns ol 'r. 1!. Teuney, Law wltb P. eVmonlo, bo! ' aiotii (riesda to rail sod sssailns my stocb. No tri nbie to abosjr iroo.ia. , XwiMTiU, Vrt. li. IaM. " ' GKOCERIES. 50 BBL8 rRIMK L-RIED AI-PLKt AT U. A. CO" K'M. 0 .N BBL D8IEl !'Allihi4 AT H. A. t.'OtiK'.t. 'OMCTUINU MB AT O II- A. (.DOsi'D. I'll lbs choice Iried Ba.pberrli, l'i lbs choios l)rit.t Bla.;.berrr, liN I ' s cboic I'i.te I C'iicrrtes, tJ lbch4os (sot Plttad) Ctiarries. I0. CllOlCR Ur TONUUK4 T II. A. IHK1K 100 LliS SIMOKEO UAKIBUT AT II. A. (KiDli's. C'ttOlCE UitKEN Ar-FLM. io bbls choio" iiie-B A i a ai il. A t'OOK'S. .NIOJJ HATS. I 1 buab prim Onion bets st R. A. COOK' 5BB LAhOR OMOAa Ar U. A. (XiOK'S. b'bls bI' c k w ii ka'tVlTi i r at ..A--.-. 11. A. I'tMlK'.l. 10 PXTaA el'OAR I'CKEIl IIAM.unsTriV Al X -A oluustl Abd LndlauAUwiiS ot.ulU. iisli I- . S. ' i li. A. L ii A. W'lk'S. - 1) L ATT A CO.'a B A LT1 M ORB YsTKUS IJi ne.AiT.Hl OAiiy. w ArrAAiea irean. Aj ji. a. rti II, A, fXOK, Agent. I J IXJZ. rHEl-ll CLAMA. I) IS do treah 0Altuo, 11 do do Lotisisr. dos pkkelcd l.'lama, A ds do Loltera, at '"... , U. A. (HiK'" (OVl J Oy I l Hi i ttera, At If. A. t'OOtx '.' AikOi II lea aia c'tm.s ami rKAri. i. o..r ,r. d 10 d'!A Oieeii Corn, At . . H. A. t.'OOR H CRSErT A ULSKIU' EXTRAtlrt 7e 0 J aawrttd kslracs at II. A. MliiK'.v W IIBLH kl'Ll r I EAS. 11 A bbls Pearl Barley, ..Ibbisoat Meal. , i bbia karlna, , 1 ess Cs I Bako, I bid Grern le. I bbl Millet Swsd, At ' JI . A . C'H iK K. l.rll IlLAl KBk.lbJ X ItUKSsibsvrtas, at . to ill can. Ireaa II. A. IMMiK'K. t'll'K: EAM1LY JAr, J'M bon- ban ' Family SoApAt II. A. t fluiw. Li V f Ol L. sUcaaos Olltna t)ll . l . 4 'isrt. ; lUcasesdo, In plnU, At li. A. I UHK .H. HOTEL. CI.tCISAIATI, 4lllt.' Siias P. Mi'ler Propriclor (rurnvrly of Ih" Calt Hotun, Lotil.tilie ) aptl ly N ATI O NAL HOTEL, Corner of Fourth and Main. Xsoulavlllo, Ely. JtlKTVAJ." sfc KKAK, Proprietor.. nib27,d0m. c17Fy ii o7I; ic i ' P. HcKAf, Preprltlsr, On tkscornor of Water and iMrtalua atreela, bi Ht.-AUib.JAt Landing, " ETA.V8V1LLK, INDIANA. As this bouse kM bB papered aiuted and reroxBiatuei by tb proprietir, tb. ttAveiiug t!.biU Baualsmv rely upon harls to lost ol a. remojtwtttione. anl- l WATCH MAKING. Wm. Unolt, VV'X' C 1 1 31 X it. li J Z x:e2 xt nis in xt . aVaT" pestaa ia Fine. Watchc. Clock", Jewelry. Diamonds, Silver, and Plated Ware, And all other good Dmislly fonnd In a first cbiaa JEWELUY ESTAELI3HIIE?7T ! SMT" Particular attention fald to the repa ri:,. of fine WAiches, settiujr of Iiisraond, And orh.r prwloojs ston. sr- fcngrselng dons la tb best atyle and Willi daepatcb. Goods Sold at New Yori Fricet, And VArranted as rf.rsseatd. ot tb n ney returned. vsr Tie Blsfceat price paid la ASb trrr oi l goM and s leer. 0FFICK I.T IIKALT'S BOOK STORE, Cor. Main and Fixit Streets. KVAMVIM.K, IM). DENTISTRY. Dental Osxrd. HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IS THE prnrtiaa ..f IleBttstry Dr. Ai K. Jooei, f.,rorly ef Cinciooatt, wa woold souonnoe to the people of Eeauavilie And vicinity th At we Ae prepared to perform all operation pertaining- to iientiatria tbA uioai .killlai nmn.i. ArtiS .-uil Teeth Inserted wa Oold, Pialinnm, lrer or Vu!. caoite, and aa regards beauty of finish, it le and Batata! oeaa of apptarabce, wech len" omtatlson with work done iBtebem Kaet cr Weat. Wm e.licit ehrA of priidic ptrotiAe DRd. BlkRBOW ERA JON E4, Rooms 4 and Msrble Ha!!. at? Ersnsvi'ile, lud. CO-PARTNERSHIP. tin LLI AM a. WALKER and rUKI.K .11 K s, Lunkenbimr bTent.jed luto a pArtoers tip tjr th trsueaction of a . . ; " Real Estate Agency BtsAine, at No. 9 West Third Street. kTsnaTille, Au ljAnA. WILLIAM II. WALKER, lb.imUw P. LCkKE.tBElU EH. BANKING. To the Stockholder cf the Jir.t National Bank of Erantvi'le: AT A REGCLAR MEETIXaOP THE BOARD XV- r Director of tbe First katlooal iiAOk, bald Aoril S-b. 1SW. ft we orderil ibat the CApital 1 atoost of said Bank be iucrtavd !iA.fi. tbu ! making tbs capital 'im0; thst 11 of aaid Inereaae be pAidootof ibe surplus earning , at sai l BAok, and that a eaii b v-ade upon th 1 ckholiL.ra f ,r A 1Vi.lilTi nf tai.1 f ftcriew.1 Vi.1. .1 tot paid on befor Msy 1st, :i, to be psia a ot tiefor Jane I , and 'VJ,' u b. paid on or ItsTiri July lat, iiiA tbe snta b-teg tr eacu ran S Amount eqaal to 'M tnr cent, of tne pre-ot atora oi each abareholder. Now, in AceurdAnee with tbe b. orir, .u BlMher-by not! Bed taps, into lliu B.o. t.r ti. said iocieAA of itipitl. " anuont .nAl to '11 lavresnt. of yonr pre-ot iwi 00 or b-f.re liny let, and ao edJitfacel per cent, on or b"r Jan. lM,nd aa addiU. nai p-r taoi. oa or befciw July Jt- 15 And la default f saeh Deytseuu joo wll. forfeit tiie rirfbt to so mtreb of etd IncrswA. of th capital och at 1 yen Uil to Bsvfor 1 -- - JA3U.CCli.ER, r Cashier.

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CITYNOTICES. -mifxatioa cf Territory to the Ci-f :OTH 1 HVkrBY IJlTtN THAT THE tiiinincn imot.l . f the ciit cf aYaneilie, Bt pur.AAu.rt n,, pr.. .,..,, ,.f . Ac, of lu. to"l AtSeB!t.'v .1 h, ,!a, Cf IodlAOA, Approved M...I, .. enu el--An Act to inrua the .oTrniy.:, at. ,lu,3 f Act entitled Au A.-t grant'!. ihe ciiiuu,ail J town of .B!;rtlle, in , r. uui.i ,.( Vau.Ii ljrgh,a City t bArter.'arpr. v..j J4unrT 27, li:, .i-t t,. add n;i leu etni, .vu.-n to ei I Av," will, on lb

t I: lao , preset toll. Hoard s:l - r l uari ! li, . U(!tu.-i O.iuu-t ..r a.rlu nui-t ru (1 r 1 1 i.t.'hiB ... rai.g ten (10) ..t,cfin:,.t ... !..,!..,, .a; li.g.n lug at an tmo plu a! tb a..'ili-c: con... r vf asiJ quar-' ter secim.i, sod ri t.n'i.K t..ut ly lb half .1 m Uss aorih I l.u.i ll.'J ncd timely-nlu li ' i". (ii, umiieni y I aiUA j",;'i'' l.au.l.i a mi, .thiw iid a Iia!I I , - i- , utilnui 11 e..,, a. Ht: ly t, ,. i,t. r , Ki. Aliment i ,"Ur t""-"'-! d lel, .!.., t:., M', U AU ' 'u"l'' tnuih dm, Vf rtl,n,n.rir.-cilon. ; a ... I i.-ii. v I , th.uutli mi- vf uid .,'i.nrr sec- ; ti..oweo hjid.ed and .!. f.r (-,,,, to Tr ' Hue .1 Mur;- a t it!arK.'iunnt : , iiu,.x.ui u. Aiernii. mi i t.mtory beitif ooiT;n ir.. to tho tity ot JiTau.T.l;, And Al.l plAtUl l.tUlddr u UAhki., Mayor, j Atieat: A. 51. IlcOmir, ll,ak. aIJ-Sia i of Evanjvillo. j -OTIC lit lilKKBT lilVRN Til AT 1 lit' j 11 i. uu. ii Coubt-il cfllenty of eramvlli.. J la I'liiauauoe of tbe p'OTist i a of an Am of ir I l.. ml Aawi.ibiv ot tho Hi- of I ml ana, Appiue. 11 . b t., sullied An Ait to j amend tbe -liI) 6 .1 wtlon .f A3 Act entitled tnArt uralitUK loth ritir.ra ol tbe ton of r.iiisrfll.. in f.e ci.umy of VauiUrsnrKb, A t'ltT tlr ai.jTi-ViHl J.PUIIT lSt?,A;.d tO Add n)lMiM,dl ei.v-.rtio. ti an ill Act," srtll, on tb I i j d y I .May, A. a. Ifc. preseui to lb Board it i ,Uiity (' ui -.it loi,m i f an. leibutsb county a li,i ii .m l ij ur ihitniuaiiiia to said city il tu-w.it'.Aiu airib..! lrntury, and svttlntr f.j th the r ,ii i.a lur such aui i ialliiu, fis: Alt mat p.rt ef the areet balf or ti tiorlh eat HAAiUraf rti on tal.o'i., an tbe eaat bait or f e fuirtb-. im' ijit irtrr id a cli.ia ll'lrty, lown.lup ,lr. a..iilb ra K i.u i e' rtiwr.b d aa Ailboa. ia: lttjfcli g At ih lu eixtljB of stain and K.k.i li a nets of laid city, At th i.iW of Ai l wu, mi i i m. in- a tbecc. Along lb niljille Ima. l tJSlk atr.el a bundml Alid ae.en ye s,!.l l i.M lit, W A pi.iut oi p. aile th" senter of aii Alley diii ;i. i iU l....t(:r aiidaol lb Erana. il e A i'ri,.r -i IUm 4 U- nipabr Irom DirAi.l liarn.. i. a k 1 t ue n I f Aati.nlll ; tto-o,- ki t,; lb Bildd: I eatd all, y nlu buu-ori-dAiid t i...tid Kvr t utb-i (ulil lii) kvt, to u ir. n pm ou ibeeaei sad rt llns running ttr iit,ii t c mi. ML. of I n north west itirtr of Ml.l e. li.ln lAolily-liior ; lb. lie tA.1 klD aa'd ea.t and fl in, ,i.,r hundred sad Srty i vo Aud a b I it.j '-jl tM, ike lurtb and onih Uu im.iii. tln.iBb ii,v miiidl. ol td quu ler aeth ii. ouili. !,,: Ald north Aud son lb I d .i ( tijijiet ui f,ri).i,rn ',tti, to lbs niiilJl. if tlie i tiiruAil tiacA on W iiliaaa atret, l-l. ie tbe center atnet luuuins e.t Aid wsaI llirouith tb North lull I li EobrKeaieDl of r.ii.illc; thi-ti.e wet Along II, center of said tilt Ain street eat.n'lc4, one thsuasnd And forly.11 imt OUB.lOarth (LOWi1,) feel, to Ibe mlddla if .Main strret, sod then to atoug Ins ml. Idle of Ma,u tr-4 U'.I lumared And uLnety-tbre aed I lur .L.tirlL. ii.l44) (eel, tut tbe plaiAlf bigln iJ,,i. aat'i li l.iU'i) Ufitiig i.iolttfuou, to Ibe city i r r.iAnilil.c, and dot plll-l it IaIiI orT W. BAKER, May.r. AtUT.1: A. SI. McOairr, tb-rk. ali-JOt Annexation of Territory to the City of Evanmlfe. TOTCE I-i HMUHV (JITKN IHXT tUK C iuiuv) i ium ii -.f ib Ctly f KuilU, iu J u t tiKifi-t of ttit yoT.ii-tt of aa Act of th OvuTil A mhiy t th Mt f litUisina, pI'lotsni Mrch , l, ntiiU4 fcu t ioti.tl lim Mirrijt j-flmt M.imnot m-t vatitlrl 'An Act fXTftiiliriK t ihciiiK0iiftf Hit f KVatu Tili-, I u Ik-.v ouittf of Vut3f rt.nrirh a rnjr i Lrl r,' pprnvftl Jmuumry it. liT, m i add npf tliuiii aM,'i a to Mta vct," ii . . ib yuih dy uf April, 1 -V. rut tu h Dim , ol tUjuoly 0 nimlasritiaf ra uf tiJr htkrKb couutv.t pntlllu prMiu ir th BbiiiAstixu la nli'l Cilt, th tttlwwiiic dvkcrihai ttfrrlturr, ud rttinn lortt. tli rf. t) fur mwh safiuriationTiK t A.t'tls.t tamrt of ihm sHiuth-A! quBrtr vl 9ttoa liitii ItrAuslupnx (ii ) luiiy ta 4 lu w)ut 4crit4 tti(t, vl. . tJini,nncinf ski m atuue, tm ourar -a,tf lisihrKj l7 Ui9 'aiiiy hurvoyor) on th tloiii h llt.oaf ftrkiti .jt-r:iT ti.tj, .! tvlJoluiDg Ih Notttirru hi'r;.!iii"t.t n( t!.o Jty of jCfliuaf fA'ti riiniliiK ttiofxi I j Atiu Htrt tin hut !rJ ii4 tig liiy fmr f:rvfVil; lliuc North tw tbuuaiod mix lfidr(Ma n fwrlj (ittH)) ti to a tu.c , ttits(- Aewt thrarn hiiD'Jrtrd ftuii t-ighlj fttirt -vin tA.th ( h07Mi IfMt tu m Un9 ; ft ad front titnirt f!tu(b, l9 thottsfttxl t-'x huudnd d f -My (.rMr) t't li Ih itci uf Iwn ( ii Ii 1 rj f ; td rr. iy t oatlKipiM tu th city of titiiTillt. i.d nut j.Urtt". or UH ' IT. W, UAKKU. Vyor, Ati-t - A. trktrtm, cUrti, li? A. M , MM, rlil, tfuty ( I rh. ftlrafrb dt",-!. BANK. The Merchants NATIONAL JUNK, or kvANAVii i.ic. C'upllal - - - --":l50,ooo. l I B KOTO SM : i Hit R. Ptanr, Un'itaab Rat sim, W J. I'll l.l., . MlTHI. HsAMINO, J.iiia i. Vimaif, Mm W. Moaoas, J'llll A. llSITK, kfnAS'S IllNilla, Iaa fcsaa, Tlii. llnk Aiil lw ticat.-l un the corner of MaIo And r lr.t a.riM.le, iu ihe ro .m now otcuplail l.y Mr. Ilesly, II.HII as the iieteaaary cbAtig ran le mi... I . ft flKM E5T, Pr t It. KA1.EIUU, Vie 're'f. ThEAl RT DEPARTMENT, AHTMENT. 1 uittliivl. ii, April 7, InU. j firm's. i.(!orr.ii,i.eBortii Vt A.IlhKbill, YV',r-"'' ATIFACTiiRlf EVIDENCK V V preented to the wn'lc ralgtie!, il hmm bu n'ade to appvsr lhat " The Mirtiartt AallonAi Bank of Juao. ville," In therilyof kvAnavllle, lu th. oonty i.f Van'ierlinrh And Blab, of ludiAUA, bA. Ieti Holy ori:AOix.d tinder And neeordlng to tu r...ilrem,-tiia of i tie At of Coorrewe sntitted An Aet lo p- Ntlmral Currency aecur ed by A p!.4re ef CnlUil States bonda.atid to prostile fur the c-rcilati"n Aod rdetAptlon tberiM.f,' A.j.rovr"I Jui. A, ie't, and ba eotrptitd with all lb- pm, aion of e..til Act ree-ilred l.i be e.iniplld wlih l.e'ure commencing the btiaificot of l anklng tttlder..(1 Art, .in, Tnsasrear, I Fim Ct.isai, ( emp-troll-r f the I'lirretict, Aft hereby certify that "1 he Slerriiinta' Sait'.Bnl Pi k of Ef AUoeil'." In ih cry of JrAavti'e. lo tb comity of Vabli rhurtb And HtAlu uf lo ilwi, ' itt'orled to commence the b'aioe-a .f bsnkio r th Art A'r.r'A.ld. In tilnuiiy bereol, wllnee nif hand and saI of r-ffic this es-eiith doy cf April, 1vV II, h j intuitu i LARRK, atil.'-.m Cmip'rob-r of the Curreucj NEW FIRM. MMMITiK WboWI ffftliri In MEN'S tL BOY'S I'ur IlalN. .fool llata. lolli llat, and Htraw flat. - - A L IlcXliH, and MinHen' TRIMMED HATS. No. 28 North First Street, !et d'.,r IIillliii;.wr.ih.l TjjE W S ALO 0 tAPTAIN KLAL'AS If Art OPE.HEir A FIRST V V ctiea tTAi'ir-ti on the ci.rner of MaIs aad Eirbth streets, whrrs will be f ond tb bsst liquors of all ktni.'s. A l'lerAf sher of psironAgs i soilr.ited. afl-4Hm. MEDICAL. JJIA'ilH'KA AND DVSEKTF.R V. M.4Cil'ini7N Compound Extract of Benne Plant Is now uniwaAlly irknoeWH to ba tb most eiic.vaafu! and reliable remedy ever prepared lor tb cure of iheabur eoaiplalei, or any relaxed conditio of lb txweii, i eiiber adoltAcr cbildteu In car sircuUr" w'l be fvnod tb testimonials of Col. Ix.i.k, J'l.isat.o. . ritr. H. try Wimii, Mj. l'rA'., Cpt rt. Uo,t (now M Ay r of N." tirlaoa;. of tbe C. . A ; Wtrn ..ini'Mr C..nimb.Kn, War R-lief knud CiiAtmtai i 'ii, o Inlc-ns o. the " preee " snd ateaaib'.At off! - tea Pepr.I -U'f if 1 a. .lAi.iiar., Ch rniete, rt. L0111-. I.'iwrc of roiio'erf-i. Llci,CAAii.Tr:DT A ffi," W boliAUs Ag-rj, mh'lS.A'm r YAOeTlilA. Ind PHOVISIONS. MK3S POEK. BAC0ST and LARD yjti "ALE. ! HAVEl7 aT'iRK 10)w IOCNDS Of r new Picon c n.iatln of flami, Shoulders, desr ard Ribbed fi,.li. Also, Airs Pork AAl rr:ro Lf Lard, which w ar offjrlnt to tb trade at lair prieos PRE.TON BROS., apl Mo. first street.