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THE CITY.

No PAPER.-NO paper will be issued from
this Office this afternoon or tomorrow
morning,
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City Council

TUESDAY Evering, Dec. 81.
Present-MeSsrs- Anthony, Ballard, Blair,
Bond, Coonrad, Dixon, Freese, Masters,
Oviatt, Quayle, sturgess, Thomas, Willard,
Well-house.
The President, q. g. Stevens, in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
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OOMMRROIAL.


Board of Trade.
Prssidsnt-J. L. WEATHEHLY.
ViOs PFos't-M. b. 50OrE. Trsssursr-R. 7. LTon.
DIEBCfoRg.
n. B. CLARK, A. Quin, q. 3. Dayis, b. BEoEhsu, h.
Harvey A. J. Bsgges, 3. ,, Lester.
5. =. Lester, J.G. Huussy, N.B. Scott.
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0OAL OIL HYDROMRT ERS-
II Isfsgt improVements. Juat received snd ior
ts5b b. y. W. GLAh ~.
dso1 Ils Superior sire.
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~ Leslie's Budget of Fun for January,
with some capital hits at John Bull, is at
Hawks & Bros.
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FANCY DREss BALL.-Bear in mind the
Fancy Dress Ball at Chapin's Hall tonight.
It will be pleasant affair.
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NEW YORA p1ARKFT-Deo. ,

LDY TALBaRAFH.l
ELODk-Market advanced Sc, with on'y 4 very
tion. -'-N0 0OHSuilp'
sale. 1920 bbls at Ss,2Oasso for rejected S. 4oa
tosAD05i5 for guperhns western: "a 7n-as "a fo9l
common 70 medium extra western; SsOoSs n tor
~ 5t 3.5 2[ahas extra round hoop Ohio; t6 200
CANADA FL.OUR-Marksta trias better. with
a9s2o Ior supsrhne S5,7O96.75 for common to
HXE ELOUR:-Msrkst is quiet and steady
small saleg ct previous quotations
AZ t5SN ~ Ell Market quiet and without dsci
WHlSK KE-market hrmer- SsIss 100 bbIa Al
ls5a9 z1e., chiefly q the latter prios.
" A4AE-markat advanced / to 2C per bushel
% %sna = somewhat unsettled the export demand not
sales Q; 1900 bush Chi spring at 81 a.; 600
emb,r 3 ys1i l,!OO mixed western, SI,3Tal,IE $40
Hnite N,sconsin, " 49, Is 800 winter red west
eaEn q = 900 amber Michigan, IS; which
s3@s5c. 0N's' y" Dolne~ AZ
BARLEY-Market quiet at 72aso,.
OOhN--Markst about io per bush better. with
very lmitsd inquiry sales Of 81 oOO bush at sc for
mixed western aho {, and sc for very choice do
OATSEAarket less active; sales aF flaE5e for
PORk-Markst rules stssdV with moderate de-
ms1d; sales 800 Dbls at Sl2,OO8l2,5O for mas:
BEEF-In good demand. harEst l-sST VsT1 f,D,
with sales OF 900 bbls ct S4,OO@4,5O for coun3
of repaotsd mss 2s Iqq9y @ ~ mess; SSOSp
PRIME mE8s BR EE-MsrksE rnisS steady
HhEe EeHAmH-Msrket quiet and upchanRsf
Sa lee lc0 bbls Westerp at SIlaI5OO
,OUE mkAEB-Market dull and nominaily m
changBd -
SMOKED MEATS Market quist.
BACON-sidss IN good demand Sales Of Bo0
o1s Cumbel land cut middles at 6 long rihbed sFS.
long clear DO, and 90 b1s long cut 6OneIss, at 60
DhEsSED HOtsa-mArket firm at 45605
ARsl-Market favors bcyers. Sales L450 bbls
az lA@slsI the latter an extreme price.
sgLIEh--selling slow at u0l6c for Ohio,
and l6e920c for state.
CHRRsR-AisrEst dull and Liver, ct sXa7He.
CHICAGO IARKKF-Dec. 81.
TBY EELEaBAPH.I
EIlOUR-Market Quist and firm
WHEAT-Market clos-d dull and heavy at 72A
9lso for No /, and 66h@7lH for No 2 IN store
mixed IN store.
OATS.-Market quiet
MESS PtsRH MARKET dull and noelectod.-
Sellers st Ee.375<, but DO takers
HOG5-Demsnd light. at S2,4O0260
DRESSED HOG5-Market dull ald 6aIoc
lower. a. s3e13 25 for heaVy.
D., asS Ts-s 100 pbls hOuri 500 bush Whsot;
kXOHANGR-On Kew York, firm At Ha5<o pre-
MUM,
=, r sROOK MARKRF.-Dec. 81
rRY TuLHaRAPH.I
llONEH-Still active at per cent
doing at ll26Ii3
sTOCKs-Markst active and higher.
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sPHEREoTYPHs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advlSe
those wishing to get fine Likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
gen and stranger. R7T;tf
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~ Holiday GIFTS for Little Folks, at
B. Cobb & Co.'s, No. 141 Superior street.
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SERVIoE AT TR1EITE.-Assistant Bishop
Bedell preached at Trinity Church last eve
ming and confirmed a considerable number
ofpersons.
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TWO HUNDRED BBLs CARBON
OIL lor sale at less thNn mag prices
gu scsasor 70 Wa 8inkei
dse2 IIe Superior %.
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PTEsBUze, Dec. 81.
The Citizens Bank suspended specie
payment to-day.
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l. ADIBs' FURs
At Reduced Prices.
L. BENEDICT Z SONS

Having just received very large lot Of
choice furs, offer them at greatly reduced
prices, less thsu they can be bought in the
city. Call soon at
2OI SUPERIOR STREET.
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ooMNUNIoAFToEs.

ing tat suitable engine be substituted Tor
the present one belonging to Engine Co. No.
l. Fire and Water.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Board of the City Marshal, N. Gallagher.
Accepted.
Minority Report of Committee on Water
Works. City Attorney.
Majority Beport of Committee on Water
Works, laid on the table last week, was ia
ken up and referred to the City Attorney.
OfCommittee on Markets, that the City
Marshal is making highest efforts to re-
move market teams from Miami street.
Flied
City Sections Financial Report for De-
cember. Filed.
Report of Superintendent of Markets of
receips, &C., Of stalls. Filed.
REVOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. stevens-That George May be,
and he is hereby authorized to place two
scales in the public highway, as follows: One
in the road-bed outside of the curb-stone at
the intersection of Canal and Champlain
streets; and one on The sidewalk on the
easterly side of West River street, north of
Main street, for the purpose of weighing
coal, under the ordinance creating the Office
of Coal Inspector. Adopted.
improvements be instructed to make neces-
sary repairs on Centre street bridge. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Freese-That the Committee on
Fire and Weter and Chief Engineer be here
by instructed to procure a serEiceable En-
CINE for said company at as early day as
possible. Fire and Water.
By Mr.. Dixon-That the Board of City
Improvements be, and they are hereby au-
thorized, to advertise for proposals to furnish
eighty lamp posts and lanterns, the weight,
pattern, &C., to be like those recently placed
on earl street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Quayle-That the Mayor be in
structed to give T. j. Quinlsn q quarterly
license for the sum of twenty. five dollars
Der quarter, payable in advance, for the ex-
hibition at the Varieties, on Center street
Laid on the table.
oRDIEAECEs.
' An ordinance TO establish the grade Of old
NtVer street from Center street to shiE
\ \, >aRel bridge. Pasted.
CQk h., Of nIofr1a
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CAVAGE's URSINA, Oh GHNUmE
~ BEAR's GREASE for the Hsir-ior sale By.
4 a. PALMER,
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DELLINGHAM'S STuHULATma
} OHGUEET-for tho growth Of the Hair and
NhiEksTs, Iast received By =. A.. PALmER,
uOTl6 Oor. Erie Prospect sts
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1pRNuH DYE HOUSE.

FRBEUH DYE HOUSE.
No. 96 SINEoA STREET,
,us-t doSr 70 Mrs. Porter's Millinery Storosl
..'-.,,,.......s....B BREDEBlOk OHRIAA.
nvulnr aud Olssping IN all ~ bEanshss. Please
. m .J,d er5--4fns dnilhad goods IN the etore.
= -rsnos1-fIe17rs Hettbarg hAaluiAnns Tayt
- f5Ti.5Soid & 90. and other msrchants.N augi
T0MEAGHIN.-9.S.W 8. WILLIAMS
~ f'f--5-, Tlvar md GhEUl Olsanaf, begs leayo {
A-5..sS. - ~ frIends and the public tnaf 20 9
49, a1Sf7 and located at So st. gssr strsst Cl9Fs
s.y.5 ~ --lisra he hag fttod up DYE HOUSE via
~ ~ -ehinerT nsghrdlea1 Of oxponsos and nAt
- Si,5sif that 81 strict attention % bc1ines1 tna
- ~ abio % Fogain that BatronAgs and gugpoE
st5Ss.h foT = ussRY TaaI UoEne4 hh o1aoaHolb
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- For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aule-RII
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TAQUES EXTRACT OF "POND
81 LILY."-A fresh supply Of this beautiful Per.
f1me lust received by Il. A. PALMER,
uoFl6 Dor. Erie Prospect Bt8.
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ColOred Lights.
For Tableaux-Red, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use by
STRONG i ARMSTRONG.
Nov, 30-S64 Iv.
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NHOTOGRAPHIO BOOK MARKS.
o-somsthing now and bssutiful. For sale by
n. A. PALMNH,
nnrlh uor. Lria 8 Prolneci aLl.
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NATURAL MAGIOl

M -
supposs . cas-. suppose yoa have red sandy
hiaa grizzly, or aaa ling yellow hair Suppose you
prsfsr lIght brown, Z Seh dark brown, OF raven
black. Wen. yOu apply o. yon are Eisel
ORIsyAD0RO's E1oALt lVh HALE DE
sns n 70 minutes your mfETOF shows you
WSS1DHRFUL TRANSFORMATION ! IL
rTs-v hair inst = w nsuents before YES an IN
sirhtly bIeuish. q nov % sisEaent Of beauty. "a
msQnIfcsnt head Of hrira' y tbe exclamation NhsR-
ever yo1 uncover. The dIasF. ~ esLessl
BEAUTY AND TIL = BEAST
Has not more striking than that bel Nea slAI q
Eed head in state mature, and in Vhi0o 'hil
sm0us DE has been applied
Manufactured By J. oristadorO, No. ASior HSuss,
Kew York. sold sFeTyEheEe, and applied BY All Asir
Dlssses.
sntHH BEST ARTIBIOlAL HELP
H ioEl HBHAH SIGHT EyHA IHTzEFHBi
a@aeS
-
-
LIZ. EOLOHOEsON,
ERasStsl ~ EciGtifs 0Ptsia,
Esss ehs laresIt ua-ortusut Of ths most improved
el1dI q bREOEA0AA9. Al his 9lAs3e1i WhetheE
or nsaF u fEE u.Ehtsds are grouzd under his oHE
fkSGrSisit cars % - @ Sif the s7os IN ul Gases,
curing weakness, DilainGIs or Inflammation Of the
hy0gs and imParting strength for long FeaeiaI Or
II. soiSnonEon would hsrsinfOrm ths Vgblie that
bensyer employs any ons IN the sale oi hi1 Lqlle5
GF Also, q frIend id assortment ofBF y qIiAE gEE,
,uIOE02CQHa8 OoAIP1sBls, So, On hama.
~ AETlEl0IAL HHES in5artse without BGia,
csEiSS-lio. 10 5apsrioT Stzest, undsr Amsriosn
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n. 81, BOLOTONBON,
:@rlgs aud #Fatftaes.

WOkE OFTHOSE BEAUTIFUL
M Received 81 i. A. PALMEE,
TAOUFS> EXTRACT OF POND
LILY is g nice perfume and y9g can obtain
Corner Erie and Prospect slEests.
n UBIN'S GENUINE EX-
TRACTS, Toilet Soaps, Colognes, Hair oils,
Tooth foEderEs Pomadas Gos &C Just e, eiTeo ny
Osrosr. Erie aaa Prospect stEsels.
On ASSORTMENT OF
EnFIish Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Hair
BTaBhss, Flesh Brushes aod Dressing Oom9ss & con
Uorner Erie sQd Prospect streets
VE d a V Il REPkENISHED
~ or stock Of ABTIsTE' n MAFEhLALsI ma
y siias siSso G HsTt5a's Be Tubs OOIOn,
Gahis nrun,leaI
Briltle nrusnl9s
Badger Eleudel'i
- LacqueFinR Hro'a ae8i
PalletB-plai1 Gn6 mahoganIi
Pallet Oup1,
Pallet Knives,
- EasOla,
oanYess on strstohsTsf
Canvass in piece,
y=is,,I F7a are Ssliinq a. reaa51shle prioegi
,es Iea Superior street.
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PETITIONS.

Of Railroad Iron Mill Co. and others ask
ing tat suitable engine be substituted for
the present one belonging to Engine Co. No.
l. Fire and Water.
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O. O. O.-CsrY'I Cough Cure. dOO2sE1s
FEAEK PAEEHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca Strsst, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aaD14R4a.Iv
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oRDIEAEcEs.

An ordinance to establish the grade Of old
Ntver street from Center street to Ship
2A ~aRel bridge. Pasted.
Iha ordinance for the payment of claims
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QLYORRINE URhABl Is JUST TnR
u ! thing Tor Sors Lips and Chappsd Hands-prs-
-a771d snd for aaie By d. a. PALMER,
noTl6 Cor. Lrls Prospaal Ela.
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THE CALUMMIES OF THE ENGLISH
PRESS.

THE FRONTIER BOUNDA.
RY QUESTION.
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NHW YoRK LIFn INSURANCE Co,
NEW YORK CITT.
Capital $2,OO4sST 50
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Also Aesnf for TIE sails of W. q. Albeit Cos
Titu8Tlls PsErolizm on At the lowest arke rstes-
- oflos 10. Perkins Block, ClgVolan1, Ohio.
61T4i Rls j. ENSWORTH. laaf
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ITO GOAL OIL REFINERS-
GEETEznEE / have On article for rendering
OF UaTrele proof aFlInEr LEAKAGE that is cheaper
6nd uuch more convenient TO use than Glue Tor
.that BurDose. g. ". CLARK, lls Superior Sc.
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Horn INSURANCE Co.,
RBOVIDEROE, B. /.
Capital, $l64,27 s.
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600 BBLS, REFINED CARBON
eI94 OIL-Wafrantsd FIRST rate burninF OIL
Pee bT rfufIB barrel low as the loWosf grs1ial
: 5ecunf 70 parties buying dYe bblg st ono Tine.
BENTON BROTHTRs
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y-fs-sI F7a are selling 81 reaztpu8ble pItoesi
3TROrA4 3 AEMbThUNGi
,ea Ie9 Superior street.
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WHOLESALE DRUoGISHs
;1s gUFERI0R CLEVELAND, o.
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all VITkIOL, OAUSTIO, SUDA.
II soda Ash ana Balsoda. Coal Oil EsfnerB and
BENTON BR0TBERs.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Lord Lyons,
who returned to Washington yesterday,
paid visit of courtesy to President Lin
coin this morning in company with SEQ
rotary Seward.
Gen. John c. Fremont has not been
ycalled here, but visits Washington on
leave asked for and, granted month
ago. 49,.
1t is ascertaired on inquiry that no
resignation has been received from Off
, GERS in the Army of the Potomac since
the change of commanders, and that
, officers who are not disposed to continue
1 in service in consequence of the change
will find no difficulty in being relieved
The story about an alleged iron-clad
which run the blockade off Charleston is
traeeable to an event that occurred over
v month ago, and that was soon after
published. . ss.@es5a
The Flambeau's rifed guns made no
impression on the blockade-runner sim
ply because none of the random shots
struck her. The rebel steamer ran by
the Flambean during the night.
Much that is said about the rebels be-
p, ingreinforced with iron-clad vessels from
= Europe finds no confirmation at the Navy
Department, which is not Indifferent to
obtaining facts on that subject. a' E
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
The Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road Destroyed.

New YORK, Nov. 13-Advices from
Z Port Royal by the gunboat Western
World report that naval and military
I expedition, composed of 300 Rhode
Islanders, had torn up the railroad of
: the Charleston and Savannah Company.
= A large number of troops arrived from
Charleston, and our forces retreated to
the boats. a1
A rebel Geserter reported that Beau
regard was to attack Fort Pulaski about
the 18th inst. Engines were being re-
moved from the Nashville, to be placed
( in one of the rebel rams, of which sew
eral are about ready. ,e
- A negro company is doing picket duty
on st. Simon's Island, under white Off
GERS. Two boats crews of them recently
proceeded up Daren river and captured
rebel Deputy Marshal and two pick
ets.A H.'f
st. Catharine Island is evacuated by
the rebels, who took the negroes with
them, killing two who refused to go. Il
, The health of the troops at Port
Royal is good. -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
, hadc from NashviIle.oe1rr
Ew YoRK, n okal3.-7Phe Herald has

New YoRK, NoH.al3 =ePhe Herald has
the following special4siID hn6 wsa
NASHVILLE, Nova l2e4Gen. Roseerans
has written a congratulatory to
Gen. Neglex on the. latter 81 successful
defence of Nashville iiiM
The rebels last night blew up the stone
work of the bridge over Mill creek on
the Murfreesboro Railroad six miles from
Nashville The bridge had just been re-
paired. ao i
Most of the, rebel supplies are, forward
ed to Chattanooga and Atlanta from
Murfreesboro, which is reported to be
evacuated by the rebels .g.ef5s..itss
Union refugees are preparing to re-
turn to Murfreesboro. - 49, n
Preparations are being made to elect
Representatives t. te present Congress,
from Districts in Tennessee in the occu-
pancy of the federal troops. laa 5s'o'qsi :.
Gov. johnson will probably soon issue
o proclamation to- that effect. q ,sTaW5
The first mails since September Goth,
arrived today. Provisions are coming
in abundantly. -aea.oj -,f.s.... f. t~.. .,.,-a
The reports in the Northern papers OF
the rebels shelling and burning part OF
Nashville is utterly unfounded.H
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
From the Army Of the Potomac.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA special to
the Washington Star says the army
which is now massed in the vicinity of
Warrenton has been at a stand still since
the reception of the order transferring
the command to Burnside
On the day proceeding the night of its
receipt Gen. Mcclellan announced to
many of his officers his belief that within
three or four days at farthest he would
fight the greatest battle of the war, and
gain a victory for the Union that would
probably end the rebellion. No one
bIames Burnside for the sudden halt in
the army.
At present our advance is only upon
the Northern bank of the Rappahannock,
though scouting cavalry parties now and
thenlventure into Culpepper from one to
five miles in the country 1t is not be-
lieved at headquarters that General Joe
y Johnson, now in comma. d of the rebels
at Culpepper, will venture to attempt a
serious battle this side of the Rapidan.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.

CINCINNATI, NOV. ID.
FLOUR without change The feeling
in the market was shade frmer at the
close. S. 40 for super6ne 49,
WHEAT in good demand at 81 for red
which was held &c higher at the close
White 81 II T af+
Corn in active demand and shelled ad-
Yanced to so and ear to 51@52.
OARS declined to 4S(@49.
WHISKY steady at 344.
Provisions quiet with no sales, green
ams in demand at 5954. .- lf,....,-
LARD dull at 500 buyers holding off,
Hoes held firmly, but packers not buy
ng freely, 4 25@4 60 indicate the whole
'ange.
GROCERIES firm but quiet
GOLD and Silver unchanged. De
nand notes declined to 24c. Exchange
Unchanged but the demand active
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
Operations Around Nashville.

NRwYoRK, Nov 13.-The Tribune has
the following special:
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2-Breckinridge
sent flag of truce from Murfreesboro
late last night, asking for an exchanged OF
10 prisoners. The main rebel force has
fallen back to the south under Polk and
Buekner. Bragg has received command,
General Joe Johnson's health being too
much impaired for field service.
The railroad bridge across the Har-
peth, at Franklin, Tennessee, was de-
stroyed by the rebels day or two ago.
Cen Rosecrans has ordered the pres
sing of rebel negroes for fatigue duty,
also the organization of negro pioneer
corps ON his Corinth PLAN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
MILITARY
LIST INDIANA CAVALRY.

A FEW MORE ABLE BODIED MEN ARE
n wanted to fill up this splendid Regiment to
S full compliment 1uO men to a Company
lieut.. Talbot is now in our city and is authorized
IEeceise recruits either with or without horses
rgt. Leroy Broadwell is with the Lieutenant
9TH of whom may be found at the Washington
ouse. In addition to these officers, the following
embers of the LIST Cavalry authorized to re-
i've recruits at the places named:
Lieut. Cary, Mt. Vernon, Ind. tAia-
A. W. Steele, Forsythe.
Stephen Mold, Fort Branch, Gibson Co.
Volunteers will find the 1st Indiana Cavalry one
fthe best differed and pleasant regiments in the
rvics- 81 s.ss.sa ..sr nov 3
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-14
6le AaiI,l :aIaisraaI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. RoBACKs REMEDIES.

DR. ROBACK'S REMEBIES.
We publish An aBothereolumn o. to-day's paper
m article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip-
i've Of Ri. Roh1ek's- extensive medical establish
s.nt in that city by fks way, Or. Roback's
Rsusdiss have obtained:A great and deserved popu-
larity with all classes. 1t has been but short
time since these Remedies introduced into our
section Of country; Yet DR., Brennan, Or. Roback's
agent IN this plaCs ssrnas that his sales Of the
Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier zow far excssd those
sfGu other MEDICINES for which Re Is agent, com
bned.s The rsase for this is, that they havsstood
khs test Of practical experience We know this not
emily from the aaouths Of others, bat We have used
'ssm in orr swn family with the very hest results.
FOR sll diseases OF the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weakness, indigestion, and all kindred ailments.
re recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the
gsry bert medicines s1tsnt.i They are destined to
achieve not an sphemeral success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which villrender them
recessity in every fsniIy.- Napoleon, o.. North
west Msrch2. See advertisement. d. ,..-, o..
H2N1PoLEsS, Henry, &C., o., July 7, lsa.
DR., @. W. BosAcK-Dear Sir; For the bsneat Of
differing humanity permit US to ann ounce til rough
Ae C0t0mn1 OL yotA pfN
pertiss Of yopr scandinavian Blood Purifier and
BLOOD Pifls, which is sure cure fer Indi Eestfon
aud Liver Complaints. We hare several persons in
Gown, who have been suffering wish Liver Gem
plant and Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that
We have good fh ysicisns a. cen be foSsd in
Northern, ohio,yet the disease bafIed their skill.
Consequently we were in state Of despondency,
antil we eohmencsd using your Pills. through and
w tbs advice Of your friend, Mr., Brennan. We
aSed this medicine according to directions, and are
fall Of life and hilarty, aud our gratitude il
ssual to our inProysnent in health and spirits
when take into confederation what We have
sesu and what We arc At present. We feelliks sharg-
nE ourssvvsof the sin Of in gratitude if We did not
try to announce to tho public the great benefits OF
your Medicine. Therefore we recommend to tho
public at large the sxpedisney Of having to
your Medicine, and consequently, as in duty bound
discharge whatwe feel to be cur duty, in advising
persons who suffering as we have suffered, &c
make use oftIIe only true and for the dis
eases already mentioned. See advertisement. y
Mrs. GwIN,
~ Mrs. BRENNAN,
Hiss HEATUN,
C. G. SPgLHAN. p