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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26
FROM MTSSOTRT

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 25.-A gentleman from
/ General Sigel.s advance post reports Price
had left Cedar county, and was retiring to-
wards Greenfield, Dodd county. Sigeps
advance guard was near Bolivar Tuesday
evening, and his main body at Quincy.
Lanes force at Osceola and Sturgis' entire
command, one days march behind. Segil
was about as far South as Price, but some
twenty-five miles East, evidently aiming
for Springfield to cut of his retreat South,
while Lane was only two days N lrch North
of him. Fremont and staff were at Pom
me de Ferre river. en- route for Quincy.
Gen'ls Hunter and McKinstry's divisions
were moving towards Warsaw. Pope was
matching on Leesvill. via Sedalia, aud Ash
both was at Warsaw. The bridge at Warsaw
was complete ana the troops were to cross
Wednesday last. 1t is q trestle work not
pontoon. The general belief among the
officers at Warsaw, was, that Price could
not get away, bat would be compelled to
fight or surrender.
a detachment of United States cavalry
broke up a rebel camp at Buffalo Mills, ten
miles from jole Camp Greek, Tuesday night,
killing seventeen and wounding a large
number, taking nineteen prisoners, a num-
Der OF horses, and twenty-five wagons.
PILOT KNOB October Z0.-COl. BOYD, OF
the 24th Missouri Regiment, communicate
ofIhis post, Announces that the proclama-
ton Of Gen. Fremont, as modified oy the
President, declaring martial a~, will he
eLfarced in the counties Of Jefferson, Wash
ing'on, ST. Francis and Itouton, and that
all persons taken ia arms against the Cow
eminent of the United States in "a irregu-
lar warfare, or who may be found to have
participated in burning o. otherwise iujur-
ing railroads or other bridges, or cutting
telegraph wires or injuring any public prop
eFty, will be snmmanly shot !; also that the
sympaI hiZers with rebellion " no are con
stantly visiting the stations on the Iron
Mountain Rairoad and giving information
10 the rebels, will hereafter ne arrested and
dealt with as spies.
RoLLA, Oct. 24-Reports, which are re-
garded as reliable, say that all the bands of
rebels which have been infesting the country
west of here, are concentrating at Spring
field also, that a part of Prices army had
arrived there and the balance was SOON
expected zrFa9nf ef
Another report brought 10 by country
man says orders have been issued from the
rebel headquarters requiring all the Texas
troops to march to Houston, the Arkansas
troops 10 Little Rock, and the Missourians
to Camp Walker, Arkansas.
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CTNCINNA TT M4RKET

CINC1NNA1I, Ocrooer 25-Flour in fair
demand for suprIfue, aud prices flmer !;
higher grades are dull and heavy; sales OF
latter rate Including drayage; 4 25a4 80
for extra and 35@4 40 forf4mliy. 4 eat
unchanged and firm at 83@87 for red and
s5G 90 for wnlte. Oats frm but quiet at
26c. Corn dull and lower, closing al 20.
Whisky steady at 144 Moderate demand
for clear bacon sides at g. Nothing done
in other articles; prices are nominal Lin
seed oil 5O@60 and in good demand. Gro
ceries unchanged and steady. Sugar ga
lO3. Molasses 45Gg46c Coffee I5(a5I7I.
Money market unchanged. Exchange IL
firm at / premium.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, October 25.--The Pa
cifc tels graph was completed .Io-San, Fran
cisco yesterday. and was in fine working
order last evening. The FIRST message
transmitted over the line was from Stephen
J. Field, chief justice of California in the
absence of the Governor:
ITO abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States:1In consequence of the line
being closed East of here before we receig-
ed notice of the line working last night, we
were obliged TO hold toe message over
hight The enterprise is a success, and the
line workiLg very satisfactorily. Press dis
patches and private business forwarded from
here up to IL o'clock last night, were laio
before the public ia California this morn
iupn
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIkECTING LOIS
TO BE FILLED

Aud now here it appearing to the Common CouH-
ell OF the city Evansville, that Lot ~. y, in
Block No II, Lamas o. now city Of Granville, is
situated hat water collects and remains STAG
uanr thereon, and the owner or OWuer- ~ "a LOT
are hereby directed aud rsquiied by Oh sal Couu.
ell TO al up said Lot 70 such a height .GW pre-.
vent water from collecting am remainius sstguaut
thereSh, within thirty days from the passage Of
this o. der
do hereby certify that the E5reg Ing 70 true and
complete copy of an order Of said Council. passed
the 9th day OfJuly, A. U. 1901, far il relates
to the wltLin name Lot.
Iu witness hereof l have hsrsuuto subscribed
my name and All xs seal Of sat City, this 12th
ray Il August, A. D. 1861.
Augl4 PATRICK BURKE
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FOREIGN NE US.

ST JOINS Oct. 25.-The steamship city
of Ballim"re from Liverpool, Oct. len,
Queenstown l7.h, passed Ctpe Race al
Z 80 this P NJ. She was boarded oy the
news yacht and the neNs obtained.
Her advices are four days later.
Breadstatfs were buoyant and all quail
ties have sustained a slight advance. Flour
frm and advanced Sd. heat continues TO
advance, and has advanced ID, on all de
scriptions. Corn active aud has adsanced
ls. per quarter
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PATRICK BURKE.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
To BE FILLED

And now hare it appearing b. oommoR Couu-
Gil OF the CRY Of Evansville, that Lot No. r. in
Block No. 8, in tie Eastern Enlarge men u said
city, is tied that water col iacts 40 rsmai-a
staRnaut tn reoD, and the owner or owners Of said
Lot are hereby directed and required BY the said
Council 70 I'LL up said 70 sucu d hei sht us will
prevent water from collecting aud remaining stag
thereon, within thirty days from the pss q 10
Of this order.
/, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville
do hereby rertify tina the foregoing l. u true aud
complete copy II an order Of said OOuucil, passy!
the 80 day Il August A. D. 1851 far as &c re-
lates 20 the within uamsd Lot.
In witness whereof have hereunt9 subscribed
my name and affixed the seal Ofsaid Oily, this l$th
day Of August, A. d. 1881
aug14 PATRICK BURKE.
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FROM KENTUCKY Y.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 25.-Enforme-
ton from Camp Wild Cat says Zoiicoffer
has retreated beyond London and is sup
posed to be falling back to Cumberland
Ford. Forty-three mounted rebels, armed
with L. s. muskets, revolvers and bowie
knives, confessedly bound for the rebel ar
my, were surrounded aud taken prisoners
by "a home guards under Capt. Craddock
and Major Buckner; also four other men
and AZ horses. The former were aiding
the cavalry men to escape.
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And now here it appea ing g. h Common Conn
Gil of the CIV of Evansville, thu : OF No. p in
Block No IL, Srockwsn's Eniarkem ant. co y o.
Evansville, is so sirutteI thar ter collect, AMI
remains stag ant thereon. and rhe owner or owH-
of said Lot are hereby directed req1ired hy
the said council TO all up sad Lot TO such light
will prevent water from roiie5rug 4ud reuain
/ z staguant thereon. within thirty days from tht
passage Of this order.
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk q tha City Of Evans.
vii do be reby certify thai the for going il trus
and complete copy Of order Of aid Council,
PASSED on the LIST eay OF June, =. .. le6l, far
as il relat Q 10 the within named Lot.
III witness whereof, ha her7 inro sub-cribea
my name and affixed the seal { said CITY this,
25th day Of September, A D 1867.
"A TRICK RTREE
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.-The Courier at
Bowling Green, publishes Breckinridge's
card, avowng hia intention to resign his
us. Sehatorship. r.
A passenger from Nashville, reports
great suffering among the Confederate
troops at Bowling Green and Ho9kinsville.
aud other points They claim to have 3d.
600 troops 10 these localities.
A letter from Hopkiasvlle says 700 out
Of 1900 rebel troops are there sick and from
five 70 ten dying daily.
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Special Notices.

Fors Rrtdgsr.-Col. Bridger, the Proprie-
tor of EFFORT Bridger,' famous In connection
with thu history of ths Mormon disturbances set
tied in the vicinity of Salt Lake in 1882 and mas
since greatly distinguished himself as hunter trap
mar. trader and guide. In interview with Gov.
Cumming. on the advance of the army TO Utah. he
stated to him. that some years since, while pursu-
inr the buffalo, he had discovered an Immense
rock of pure crystal through which the SUMS rays
we're reflected with all the gorgeousness of the
most magnificent rainbow, but that he had
lost the place and had never been able to discover
1t. Hooh .rd's German Bl tiers, which can be dis
covered in the store of ,ny druggist or dealer in
medicine. will positively cure Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Loss of Appetite, &C., and will almost
restore to the old all the v1gor of their youthful
lava octl5d1w
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DISPATCH FROM SAN FRANCIS &C

NEw YoRK, oct 25.-The following was
received this evening:
SAN FRAvoI.oo, Oct. 25-To the Mayor
Of New York San Francisco to New
York sends greeting and congratulates her
on the completi, OF tue enterprise which
connects the Pacific with the Atlantic. May
the prosperity of both cities be increased
thereby, and the projectors of this important
work meet with honor and reward.
TSigned1 H. F. FE: cHEMAKER,
Mayor Of San Francisco.
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AUTHORIZATION NOFIrR.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Oct y ls6I.-And now il fs h.reby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the CITY Of
Evansville, that the owners OF al 10 or parts Of
lots fronting or adjoining the west side u b d
ave ne from sixth to Franklin Street, 10 said
city, cpuss the side walk thereon to be brought
to the proper grade, and that they eau . a SIDE
walk Of class 2 to De laid down thereon 9it iliu
Unity days from the publication Q tlis order.
p BURKE, Cl.rk.
Clarlr,a nnca Oct ,hnr Ia ~
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o DE FOR PLANK SIDE Al
sep. TIN, !Sol.-And Low IL 10 hereby ordered
anu directed BY the Common Council OF Jue city Of
Evansville, hat the Owners VI ali lots prla ~
lots frOntiGS o. adjoining he sast alds Oh
mary street, bstwsen Seventh snd Lighih 6ts., ia
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon b. brought
70 the proper grade. ami that they tauBe sIas-
walk u class uum Der 70 be laid down thereon
within thirty days the publication Vi this
der. +. UkAEs Clerk.
City Clerks once, Sept. 18th. 1901. scpl3
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PHI1ApELPHIA, Oct 25--The trial cf "
L. Smith for piracy was c0uci uded to-day
The case was given to the jury this morn
ing under the charges of Judge Greir and
Cadwallader. The jury after an absence o
half an hour rendered a verdict of guilty.
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CITY Advert 7NTS.
ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LOTS
TO Re FILLED.
1w.N.E1 NO " HRRB m .aPPB

RoN"I3 NO ~" HERB 1T a4PPBAR-
az ing to the Common Council Of the CITY o.
Evansville that Lots Ho4. I, and 3, In block No.
IS, Lamasco now city Of Evanssies are so situated
that water collects ami remains sagnaut thereon,
and the owner or owners II said lots are hereby
directed and required by said Council TO MI up
said lots to such height viii prevent water from
collecting and remaining stagnant thereon within
thirty days from the ,ssage Of this order.
do hereby certify, that the fOreg ing true and
complete copy Of order Of said Council, passed
on the 2st day Of September, a d. 1861, 90 far -
il relates 70 III within los.
In Witness Whereof, have hareunto subscri he'd
my name and affixed the zeal OF said CRY, this %
PATRICK RTrRKr
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRpER ZOE PLANK aIpE-MALK.

July 20 1s6l Aud n " IL l. hereby rrdered aud
oirerted by the Common Co, neil Of the City on
Evansville that the owners Of all lots parts 81
lots rontfug adjoining the west size ~ Third
Avenue irons Canti 10 sixth street Ia aid city,
the sid -wak- theT. TN to be brought t. the
pr per grade, and that they side yg-lk OF
class No. co be lis down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this or er
r. BURKE, Clerk.
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EROM FORT MONROE

FoRT Monroe, Oct. 24.-The weather has
been favorable tor completing the enormous
preparations for the great expedition. All
the armed vessels and transports have now
arrived
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o RIDER FoR PLANE WALK
Septsul er 7, Is6l.-And now It IL hereby ordered
aad directed BY the Common Council Of the City 81
Evansville, that the owners nf al lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the west side
of Mary street, between ErHuKiIn and seven sts.,
saiC city, Gauss the sidewalks thereon 70 10
brought 70 the proper grade, aud that tbey Causs
side walk Of class No. 2, with OGDEN curb, 10 us
IA WI thereon within Thirty days IRON the pub
licaJiOn VI his ordor. r. BB m r., C.srE.
Cl - Office, september 70 lS6l sspl3-3W.
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FROM WHEELING.

WHEELING, Oct. 25.-Further reports
show thai Division has carried almost uuaa-
imousf7.3 Thelvote is not faH, owing TO the
prevalent disturbance.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

UkDLH FUh PLANK HIUE-W NLNs
Sept. 7, lSGl.-And now it Is hereby ordered 81.
directed by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts
lots fionting on or adjoining the west side % I
Mary Street, between rixth aud Franklin Btreeta,
In said city, cause the sidewalks thsreC1 ~ DO
brought 70 the proper grade, aud that they Cause
side walk of class No. 2 with a curb, to DO
laid down thereon within thirty days FROM the
publication Of the order. r. BUhkE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Sept. y, 1861. septl2
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THE tins here set down IL q 34sted to costrdcS
hours. On the River there Is yertatioA according
TINE OF CLOSING
Railroad Mai (for Vincennes, Terre Haate,
indianapolis Cinciunati, Louisville, St.
Louis, Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern,
Western, and Northern points, and Z. R.
Way Oficesl every day except Su dag, at A. NJ.
Louisville Mall (rive0 every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 P.
week exec pi sunday and Thursday a. l1K A. N.
Green ht0er 1iGh for Bowling Green and
day at IT, go SIR. NJ,
Thursday. aud Saturday At 6]6A.M.
Ees5 HarDtony Mail every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday at IA A n.
Rockport MAJ (land) every Monday, We'd
p; s:;s:y n rs s.s ! ever, Friday
(Pete sbuTgh letters, &C. come AMI go
bS Railroad daily
Cs7stbiaSa Nal every Wednesday at P. N.
(Leaves III s a. N. Thurs ay mornipg.l
TIME OF DELIVERING
Railroad Mall every day except sunday at P. NJ
Louisville Mad (river) every Tuesday,
Thursd ". and Saturday by GIN
PadTcah Mail, svery day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday ~ Dam
Green ttivs Mail every Monday nd Thurs
M Fsrnoa MAJ Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday by SP.M.
. Es.s Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and SATURDAY by r. N.
RooEpors MAJ (land) every Sunday atIPa
aud Nedns day and Friday at a. II.
(A-rtves the evening before, after ofdoe
hours.)
Pss<sbu~oA Mail (way) every Friday by so a. NJ
Cs7sehidNG MGtt every Friday at A M.
(Arrivss ths evening bsfore, after oe1oe hours.l
eeSeP Post Once opsaS AT A. N and closes at tx
,. N on week days. Delivery closes from g. 10
A. A., and from to 6 P N. week days during
tbs and closing opening of the Bal. roa mail
Once open from 20 / p. N. on the Sabbath.
JAMES Il. McNEELY, P. II.
EvsnsviIle. Ind. Nav l. 1851 I'M, 22-ywc
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CHICAGO Oct 25-A dispatch received
this forenoon from Qaincy, says the telegraph
to San Francisco Is completed and working
through.
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PROPOSALS. E0% EHESa - E n n.
OFEICE U. ). CoAMI SAY OF 5 ssIs fLNCE, [
Ild1 .napOiis, IND, oct. 3, 1864. !
NtRGERD Pc = OS.GkS ". III u Il
~ received this office un III 10 O'clock A NJ Oh
the 3Uth day of OctUbe loO1, when they viii be
pubic opened, for tur nishng Fresh Beef for The
OF the Volunteers at EyaEsvill md, from lst
Novemb Der. until 3lsL day of December next.
The Beef must Be of hrst qualty and TO be deliv-
cred at TIE camp in equal portions Of fore and
bILd qua teTs, (utcks sud shenk= excIudsd,) at
such tIGes and such Quantities may be Re-
qui ed for tie uee o. the troops. Payments made
monthly.
each ..proposaI" NUT conform to the above
tp-clncatlcn, and be accompanied by The names
AID residences y. Two sureLirs.
Pro osals Ill be endorsed ''Pi opo as for Beef
and directed to CapI. J. ~. BAK6iGhk,
AID Commlssary OF Substance,
Iadi4 apolis, Ind.
a, Office rs RKREBz@ GEV.EJN-
. y that L will not be respon ible to any person
for any debt contracted by Frank Gbia.
OCT 43t JOHN FO@HAUER.
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PITTsB URG, Oct. "a, M.-River 4 feet 8
inches by pier mark and falling. Wealth
er cloudy and frosty.
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HsSr ~sgs!-A1asr Gsys!!-21sT Aeys!!.
William A 9atchaior's Hair Dye The originGl
and beIt il LIE worldlli All others are i'm
,tations, ANA houd be avoided, if you wish ~ es-
APE ridicule.
GRAY, RED, Or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
TO a beautiful al Natural Brown OF Black, without
injury the Hali Skin.
FIFTEEN Nj OALS AND pEPLu-5l+- nave
been awarded to "a Ii. A. BArcHELoR s.i.5e 1883,
aud over 10000 app atiozs have beer r.lds 70 The
Hair of his Patrons his famous Dy..
VA. BATOnEL> IS HAIR DYE produces
color not to be dstin uished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to inJl in the least, however
long it may be- continued and the i'll effects of bsd
Dyes reniedied the HsiC nvigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold IN all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists AMI Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upOp
steel plate engraving en- four sides of each Box
If WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR Address
CHAo BACHELOR, Proprietor,
mt ~ iR-~tav Nee5 =
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-River fallen 3 inch
es. IA feet inches in the channel.
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Soldiers to the Rescue Young Hen
rushing into the exposures AMI dangers Of a Sol
diers life should prepare themselves for the fatal
Fevers, the oyse terry, the Sores and scurvy which
are almost certain to follow. H LL0WAY's
LIS, used occasionally during the campaign
will insure good health to every man. Only Is
cents per box.
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PROPOSALS. 20. ; UBssATR CB
STOaES.
Inul llapOII5, Ind., UcI. %, I q
RACP q So Is SSIE1

r 80 80 IS %5E = CB S4STE CB
SEOaES.
OFFICE g. 5. CoAMI-sARY oE SUBsIsTENCE,
Indi tuapOlI5, ind., Oct. 23, 1901.
eNEsdEEO EA q p q So Is bSlILE Il II
~ receive III once uutlI 10 O'clUcE a. ii. n
3Otn q y. Of &C oUer, 1851, hen lhey Will be
pubicly opened, tor turn snIng Sub sJures
tor the II the Volunteers At EvauzvIIe, Ind.
f.Om Let November untI 3lst day OF eeen4b. r
IeXT.
Each proposal must comprise ALL Of the fol-
Towing article, TAG ual Iare required, tx a
cna rye for packases,) viz. Mess Pork, bacon,
(snoulders shu Clear sldes,l EtVar. extra, in
relsi hLe Be aus, kiCe hUminy, per pOu ~ Bio
Coffee, sugar, u; Vinegar, Cand 5, Soap, Salt,
per bashaI, dry Measure, FOIa Ces, per pound, and
MOlAssUs- All articles " be ''pri ,.e and 70 be
deilSeIed in packages 1t the caup; in instruments
requli cd 1Or he o: the trO %. Fsy
u be AIade M Lhl1 bach propUaa must Conform
t. tie above specifications aud be acComp lnIed b.
the ana residence Of the Lwo ties Pro-
posals vi le euuUrsed OF the lOp-, PIopO-
SAL" aud directed Capt. J. ". RHiGER,
O4t CUmnllssaTy i subsistence,
nap lts, I'D.
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Neural fG, or sNTerUOHs RheWnsasfsnS,
the first of line OF Nervous Complaints, 10
which HtnRe,relPs TolH Anodn1s signalIy
adapted. 1t has proved all We claim for it
There Is but one, aud only one obstacle to immedI
ate results, which is IHdigesti u. AS the Anodyne
is based entirely all objections TO mercurials,
so weakening to the muscular and intestinal parts
Of the body, simple Pill perfectly adapted to the
Anodyne Is prepared by the proprietor, aud wiA
be sent, when requested, ''free" until plans are
matured for placing thelr true character as assist
ant TO the Anodyue, and most perfect Family
Phvsic before the world See advertisement.
oc2-dfwl n
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Ths sESShfy AS&GrT.-Let not dise,1 e, Ith
it's fAngs. prey upon you, until the cod h.ni of
death hurls you TO uutimeiy grave. Shake CT
the feeli of despair and hepessuess, so lfaele to
come upon the invalid. The plant born Of the sun
We place within the react~of all. Ne care not
what may be the specific form t the disease. Tbs
cause, the fountain of the dsea ssself is impure
blood, and through the different channels OF the
lungs, the stomach aud the vital organs, JUD-
SONS FOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will pass, min
Cling with the God, search ou5 and grasp and
then exPcl all hurtfui poiBoRs that there is in it
Thus cisanse the blood by few dos Of There
Pills, ana disease in any form, will di situate and
vanish As the Sun, with lis glorious beams first
the morning dew TO rise mist, then grow
ing stronger, casts his burning rays upon it-aud
b. hold IT'S gOue-so cleanse III blood and disease
like morning dew, retreats van ishes. There is
10 booi purjtier equal 10 JUDSOA' 8 MUU TAIN
HERB FILIs. Sold by al Dealers in Melicine.
oc5-iYwtm
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RH.STTEES! M FCHRs =
0EA 50 gross round wood bCx Matches;
90 boxes Block Matches;
rs gross u gross boXesi
20 gross German Matches. For sale at
ooas Il A COOKS rs Main -treet.
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400 ms SOnA fbysp RS;
II sSSEHO 25O % Soda, = o papers;
80 Ds JIean aTJar5
1000 70 Sal. sd;
lUJ fbs B.k ug Powder;
2 loss Nash. Buing Ia boxes;
800 rs Saleratu., in papers;
200 fbs Grain Pepper;
100 10, 20 POLum;
21ln Is Csssia;
20 bale Cloves. Just received at
ocl6 Ii. A. COOKS, 70 Main street.
Ego - SSES .EyEsD sYsRUP-
GEA bbls j. Il. MOlasses;
dc sugar house. Sy up;
do Go den yrup;
5 do ExceisiO G ,iden syrup A.
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Il Gr.und NuJmegs, Cayenne Pepper, BlIck
do, Ginger, AIspioe, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard
and Mace loOse in pack age, and warranted FRESH
and pure at VIChERY BIOS,
septzI No. ~ Main StraSt,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-26

China Ware,
Knives and Forks,
Ivory Handled Tea Knives,
Double Silver Plated Forks
and Spoons,
High and Low Priced Tea
Trays,
Coal-Oil Lamps and Chimneys,
TumblerA and Goblets of all
descriptions,
Large and Small Looking
Glasses.
The Retail Department is now complete. Eve
Tybody and thsir families are invited 10 call at