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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-11
CYNCINNA III MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.

~ CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
FLOUR uominally unchanged not enough
doing to establish quotations.
WHEAT so@s5 for red, and dull.
OATS advanced to csc; active demand
for Corn at 28c. fu
rvs Sales at 4e@50c. .e.i
WHISKY advanced to zoe and very little
offering. set
Hoes dull and lower The weather is
bad and the offering large; sales of 1900
bead at 2 9003 IS good ones were offer
ed at So, to arrive next week Receipts,
1000 head.
MESS Pork dull; no buyers at over SO.
LARD dull; 600 tierces and bbls sold at
6s@64. rf.5E
GREEN MEATS dull; no demand shout
ders &c, hams 81, sides 81.
GROCERIES firm and unchanged sales of
$50 hhds sugar at 980lO4; 100 bags of
coffee at I94@2o3 400 bbis Of molasses
al 45@147.
EXCHANGE ! discount and par, the former
the buying rate. Gold 4 per cent premi-
UNI; but little or no demand, The bank
ers would not pay over &c prem.
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CAIRo, Jan. lo.-A greater portion of the
troops have already embarked. The expe-
dition is not expected to leave before to-
morrow. II is understood that Generals
Paine and McClernand will command forces
from here and Birds Point, and Generals
Smith and Wallace those from Paducah.s
7 The Memphis Appeal of the 5th and 7th
contains the following: ~ aosai
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 3.-The Charleston
Mercury of this morning says "The enemy
were repulsed by the bsyonet and ran in
Bull Run style, leaving guns and knapsaoks.
Pour dead and many wounded were taken
off the field" The dispatch does not state
where this took place. p ass
The Mercury announces the arrival of the
steamer Ella Worley from Nassau She was
pursued but escaped. She brought nine
passengers, including G. D. Brisbie of Nor
folk, bearer of dispatches. Also a valuable
cargo. ~ 81
A New Orleans dispatch announces the
surrender of small force of rebels near
Beloxi-2 cannon captured.
The dispatch also state that Buffers COM
maud were at Ship Island. ss
Beloxi is considered in possession of the
Federals. p ri@e
Federal prisoners at Charleston Jail are
TO go to Columbia e.7 s.~.r
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New YoRK, Jan. 10.-SpeciaIs from
Washington to the morning papers state
that members Of the Van Wyck Iuvesti-
eating Committee have been to Boston,
New York and Philadelphia sharply look
ing into the ways pnpatriotic men have
of making money off ofthe government, in
the night of IFS death hug with the re-
belIion.
To the shameful developments already
published, they will add enough to iufame
the disposition which now exists in Con-
gress, to punish with death, frauds commit
ted on the governmental time of war.
I The Judiciary Committee this morning
authorized the chairman to report the reso-
luton rexpelling the two Missouri Senators
Polk and Johnson.
l. The Colonel of regiment stationed al
Hilton Head, who came up on the Wander
bilt, now here, says he has no doubt of his
ability to take Charleston, with his single
regiment, so great is the Southern panic
Houses in the interior are known to have
been abandoned by their owners and left
in the same condition as the Beaufort resi-
denees, and were found. -
On Monday night a council was held al
the capital between all the members of the
Cabinet and the War Investigating Com
naittee, which lasted three hours. The
propriety of silence as to the debate and the
conclusion arrived at, is odious, It is
stated that Cabinet officer whose life has
been spent in courts of law, led the demand
tor Immediate battle and the council for de-
lay came from a heretofore belligerent
member of the Administration.
On Wednesday morning several hours be-
! fore daylight, the Freeborn, Island Belle,
and Satellite, under the direction of Lieut..
Morgan commanding the lower department
of the Potomac flotilla, shelled the encamp-
ment of rebel regiment near Foak's land
ings just about day break and on their re-
turn to Liverpool Point. They ran within
three quarters of a mile of the Acquia
Creek battery and threw in some thirty or
forty shells, with what effect is not known.
The rebels, strange to say, made no reply
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WAsaNsroEs Jan- 9,--The Agricultural
Society elected, to-day, President Hubbard,
Secretary Poor, Treasurer French, and
nearly all the old Vice Presidents. The
Executive Committee was recognized aud
consists of Marshal P. Wilder, of Mass.
Frederick Smith, of n. H.; Isaac Newton,
of Philadelphia; Charles b. Culver, of Md. I;
Legraud Byington, oflowa; J, h. Sullivan,
of Ohio, and N. Myers, of California.
President Lincoln's recommendation for
the establishment of al Agricultural and
Statistical Department was warmly COM
mended and he was elected 40 houorary
member. The suggestions of the Pfesi-
dents address were debated and endorsed,
and large edition vas ordered 70 be print
ed. The esta bishment of an Agricultural
Department was discussed and recommend
ed !. There Yves a decided expression Of
opinion against National exhibitions unless
they can be held at Washington. E
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New YORK, Jan. 10.-The Oriental, from
Port Royal, brings intelligence that twelve
vessels were awaiting storage for their car
goes at Port Royal, and new store houses
were to be constructed at once. Our force
at Tybee has been increased some 5000
from Port Royal. Port Pulaski kept firing
and one man had been killed. 49,
A slirmish took place between part of
Gen. Sherman's force on the main land on
the 9Th, resulting in serious loss to the reb-
els, besides seven prisoners.
Commodore Dupont had sent 3, 500 men
to REINFORCE Gen. Sherman, TO make active
operations on the railroad between Savan-
nah and Charleston, and had severely cen
sured Gen. Sherman for want of aetieity
Reinforcement are daily arriving at Port
Royal, and all troops in good health and
eager Tor tho f, ,ht.
Progress is being made in tae collection
of cotton, aud negroes are CONSTANTLY arriv-
ing -.-'
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ST.PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 9th.-Gov. Ram
sey was indicted to-day, into his second
term of Office as Governor.
His message shows the prospects and
condition of the State to be good.
Minnesota has raised four regiments OF
infantry, three companies of cavalry, and
one Of artillery, numbering 400. The
fifth regiment is now forming for the pro-
lection of the Union. The number of
troops is greater than the population in
1850. He recommends military training
in the schools. --..s-
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WAsHINeToN, Jan. 1o.-The Agriculin-
raj Society adopted series of resolutions
advertiug to agricultural education, and
prepared premim list for series of ex-
periments in the cultivation of cotton in
the Middleand Northern States, also OF
hemp and fax. The awards are to be made
bv the Central Societies of the States in
which the competitors reside.
Arrange ments are also perfected for a
convention of native wine-growers to be
held in this city in January next a
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NEW YORK MARKET.

'--'-'-- NEW York, Jan. 10.
FLoUa ffmer; 5 1905 90 for common
to medium extra western; 55G95 go for
super State; 6 1906 70 for trade brands.
WHISKY unsettled and excited, and prices
are again advanced; sales of 500 bbls at
27@273, chiefly inside price; closing with
sellers at these figures. a
WHEAT firm; 08,OOO good white western
sold at i SO r.ff
Corn unchanged. - IS
BEANS, 2 0O@2 90.
OARS little easier at 41(043. .....
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SPECIAL TO THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

5 CAIRO, Jan. 9.-Owing to the dense fog
prevailing here, the expedition Southwark
has been delayed. A portion of the force,
however, has been dispatched TO the start
ing point. The weather permitting. there
mainding portion win get under way to-
morrow. .~...,.F rs3-
Cairo presented an unusually war-Iike
appearance, to-day. -,7 v-ssi
Five hundred dollars worth. of quinine
was captured, a few days ago, on the steam
er Courier. - .f--f4 e~ ~
3 A dispatch from Cairo, today, says the
fog has risen, and the expedition will pgoba-
bly, start TO day The troops and transport
tation are all on board The steamers and
gunboats are ready to leave. -o sr.f.t
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

The Expedition to Columbus
Nearly Ready-Death of
Col. Conflicting of the
National Agricultural So
ciety-Frauds on the Gov
ernment--Expulsion of Sen
ators Polk and Johnson
A Council of War-Latest
from Port Royal-General
Stevens Still Holds the
Mainland.
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ST.. JOINS, N. F., Jan. IO.-The excite
meat at Carbonnear, is intense and increas-
ing Several stores were broken into, Last
night, and arms and ammunition distracted.
Re-enforcements are still arriving. 1t is
doubtful ifthe military will be able to pre-
vent collision much longer. -
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NJ EW Sc ST Q q q
81 So HeDK 10 R9RsjBsS
- No. 19 First street

&A We Az - ~ = u tBR
Bias just returned from the east with the largest
and best selected stoeIz Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods eFer. brought to this market, and having de-
termned to adopt the Cash Sgsiehs in all cases he
feels confident that he sell goods at such prices
viii be 70 tie advantage of ali to purchase Of
him. His stock consists in part Of Tbs following
Deafness Gashmerea, English and French s.
&c MeEipQs, Poplips in great variety.
Scotchg aud American -Ginghams.
Fancy and Black Silks.
Bombazine. and Canton Cloth for Mourning
Dresses. se
Merimac Prints, Jacenets, and Bleaobed
/. o. oG...oa tal 1Muslins.
Plainaand Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all colors
and qualities.
Cloth OioaAs, Black Silk 4 Cloth Man1ilas.
A good stock of. Jaconet. and Swiss Edg-
go Eg....-i ngs and. Insertions.
Din1ity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
4 handsome stock of Dress Trimmings, a
large and complete stock Of Hosiery
for. Ladies, Misses, and Children.
IMen'srfour and six thread French Half-Hose.
A complete. stock of Boots and Shoes, for
! Men, Women, and Children.
IA good stock Of Mound Undersbirts AID
+ co + Drawers for Men and Women.
Also, a splendid stock of House Furnishing
Goods as follows: Carpets, Oil Cleths,
% Cocoa Mating, Druggets, Rugs
90 Door. Mats, 0orpiees, s.stair
Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtaina,
Buff and Green Holland, Plain and Fancy
I Paper for Window Shades.
All the above stock win be sold
Exclusively for Cash,
As THE CREDIT SYSTEM IS PLAYED OUT.
- p #. 8. HOPKINS
! fect3t -s.-'.-t' No. ~ Nirzt srraef-
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LATEST. M
One Division Of the Army
eight miles below Cairo
On their way to Columbus.
LATEST

MADISON, Wis, Jan. lO.--Ths Iegisla-
tures convened yesterday.
Coy. HarVey's message was read He
says the loyal psople of Wisconsin do not
value property or life itself when weighed
against the Government which has so long
protected them.g a1
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

Good News at Last-The
Cairo Expedition to sail to-
day-:Latest from Port Roy
a1--Com. Dupont censures
Gen. Sherman-Re-enforce-
ment daily arriving at Port
Royal-More cannonading
at Fort Pickens-2O, 900
stand of Rebel Arms cap
tured.
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NEW YORK, Jan. l0-The steamer Or
entail from Port Royal, the 9Th arrived this
morning. She met the Atlantic going into
Port Royal. a
Nothing special bad occurred since the
sailing Of the Vanderbilt.
Gen. Steyens still held possession Of dhe
main land ard was awaiting re-enforcemeBts.
Two regiments have returned to Hilton
Head -fs q
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HARrFoRD, Jan. 1o.-Col. sam'l. Colt
died at 9 o'clock, to-day, Of an acute attack
upon the brain: His disease was rather
sudden, though not wholly unexpected. He
had been i'll for several days. stf ii sci
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- 4GEECY or The " ~
United States Life Insurance,

/ 2 80. 70 Nslfstreet, New York. r q
Jos. p. Collins, Pres't. JNo. EADIs, see'y.
Cash Capital 100000 Fetal cash assets
IN 1860, S660,e0o. q fp
Hs ANNUAL INCREASE OVER $500, geo. ~ 81
Dividends declared every three years. Profits
accumulated ~ compound interest, on the principle
Of savings bank, payable ID addit On TO the SIMS
insured IN cash. . ts
The business Of the Company is conducted upon
a cash basis eCclasirssg. 7f- -
Overnight Thousand insgTances- have been eject
cd by the Company since its organization.
Premiums on 81 900 for life, may be paid quar-
1 teriy, sruiisannusiiy, or snnualiy.
O sBATTEL4I, benin 6. Antilles, Ag'ts.3
"a .. Office; No. 81 Main street,
Z ~ Evansville, Ind.
De. q. G.. JUsEs; Medical Exa-nirlsr. % e tA
L ONCE: First st.a above ~ sJnat-.- : .aov21 -IVd
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200 cases Mems Grain Cav
airy Boots-16,a %, and
"a inch Leg s. us.al9 .1s<-
so cases Mems Gents Boots.
100 cases calf and p. calf do.
80 cases Negro Boots, Gil,
7-12, and 9-14. alsez y
rs cases Boys Gent. and
calf do. r. saa
so do Youths Gent. and
calf do.
80 do Children's calf do.
Is do Mems Negro Brogans
eli, 7-l2, and GID. 'oi
so cases Mems Prime Wax
Brogans. ....-.......... 5loa
80 cases Mems calf. and kir
BID Brogans. ' s ~
10 cases Mems calf Scotch
Boots-Extra, .--.. I'd o6
10 cases Mems best Plow
aa Shoes. -. - 81
1870 cases Women's kid, goat
calf, and kip Boots. &
10 cases Won1en's kid, calf,
and goat Balmoral Boots.
80 cases Misses kip, calf, kid
and goat Boots 9 e,- -e
10 cases Misses calf, goat
and kid Ba1moral Boots
20 cases Boys Prime Wa
Brogans, 1-5, and 4-6. .aais j
90 cases Youths Prime Wax
do, 9-13. a'..5as : - T -
80 cases ChiIds' calf, goat,
o. kid, and kip Boots. 80
6 cases Childs' goat and cali
Balmoral Boots. - = - -
10 cases Mems Gum over
Shoes and Sandals. 80
10 cases Women's do. 80.
S cases Misses do. We We
10 cases Mems Buffalo Over
Shoes Assorted. aas -.
10 cases Women's do.-As-
sorted, ef ~ wf3
4 s aauz -&l
1e s. n.rf q noes.
9 f5l Edae
ta 5aGs4sG sa, wo
Besides everything else that one woaId look for in
a Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store. =
~ IowT az - 49, n rI
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BUFFALO, Jan lo-Fire is reported in
the lower floor of the telegraph Office in
New York city. No particulars.
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WE'LL. Tt ssHIsIIl5s @oo 6,B : i AFI0N,

Tsrtlas equitable Adjustment and prompt Cash re-
spdEse 70 losses the Pk4CN s511ds pre- entity
at ne head Of as profession; tohjs its srteasee, pvGc
telGd st-cless business system Of toca agencies IS
not escsed 1 any similar corporations IA The scOrtd
Insursnces solicited, and policies issued and re-
ed in this lending Cooperation at fair To ties by
CO j. W. N K KS E n, Resident AgentYB
0EFICE:-MaIble Hall Building, Main street,
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RsGth.-Jhere is nothing more valuable than
health without it, the wealth Of Oroesus eau
afford no enjoyment, and life, instead Of bles 5.
ing, becomes burden HoQsaads Ger7Haa BIZ
teTs, 70 those afflicted with any disease of the
stomach or digestive organs, will prove more val
liable than mine Of gold. FOR sale by druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere, at rs cents
per bottle. ian4
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Special N0slse as.


x-hat an .SnsOHsf or SWRsrsas- and
Disease among the Volunteers would be prevented
by tie fres use Of HOLLOwAT's PILL AND
OINTMENT. For woGnds, Sores aud seurvy the
Ointment Is a certain cure, and Tor Bowel Com
pialnts, Fevers, Small Pox, &C the Pills tho
best medicine in the world 22I
a ThfaS or BsaHfy g a Joy FOrsCsT
Who can be beautiful with a siCkly pale complex
ionf Keep the pores of the skin free, and tbs
blood pure, and your cheeks will vie with the ross
and ILLS. The skin Is formed with thousands OF
pores IN every inch of surface whose Office It s TO
carry on the impurities Of the blood--the &C
kno~Iedged cause Of all diseases Of mankind
when the skin is dry aud parched-when It is
covered with eruptionsv when it il cold and clam
my when 1here Is in ward fevcr Inflammation
it Is impcssi BILE for the skin under these circum
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry Of the impurities frem the body az designed
by our Creator.
JUDSON'5 MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distinctions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove tho eruptions from she sktn ssad
cause it to brigla en- with the aush OF youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints ami Oosmeties-
beauty produced By health and happiness. 1h
Judson's Mountain herb Fills are sold by all
medicine dealers. deeS
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Good .Vssrs.-whst letter news to the at
hieted than TO inform them Of remedy that is
goiag to restore them 10 health Have you the
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint2 Are your diges-
tive organs debiIitated your nervous system
affected SO, at once resort to the uss Ct Hoa-
Eand's GermaR BitsTs," and you will be completely
and permanently cured. For sale by druggists
aud cealers in medicines everywhere, at rs cents
PEI bottle. No. Is
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EREUE s51Es9.V-S-IO pcs extra quality Blue
-1O mixed Jeans inst received and for sale cheap
at = SCHAPKlB d BUSSING'S,
dec30 No. 40 Main street.
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l.rRIRuNE,a SPECIAL.

CA1Ro, Jan. 10.-The forces from ST.
Louis which have been detained in the
river in consequence of steamer blocking
up the channel, will arrive tomorrow
morning dsle4J - a-- 80 u o.
SO --.- TINES SPECIAL.
4 CAIRO, Jan. 10.-The advance of the e-z-
petition composed of McCiernard's brigade
landed eight miles down the Mississippi at
the mouth of Mayfeld Greek, Kentucky
side where tents are pitched for the night.
General Grant and staff went down during
the afternoon and returned at dark. The
remainder of the force will move in the
morning. q II
A dispatch dated Mobile, Jan. Bird, says
yesterday the guns at Fort Pickens opened
on the Confederate steamer, when the ibati
teries at Pensacola opened Ere. The bonn
bardment continued fifteen hours. Nobody
hurt on either side. The loss of the Lin
colnites is not known. @t e re-
The Abolitionists discontinued firing be-
fore we did. s7f
The Memphis Appeal of the 9Th says. on
Saturday 600 well armed men left Arkan-
Gas for wOsceola, No., with 200 wagons
loaded with provisions for Price. They also
had eight rifed cannon. zHla
I The Galveston News of the 26th ult. says
q vessel laden with 10000 stand of arms
has been captured by the blockading fleet
The Florida legislature has elected A. E.
Maxwell and ]; NJ. Baker 80 the Confederate
Senate. 49,. ,.-...s.-...ek Pa -
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NEWS BY FELEGRAPH.
II BY TIE y. = W. LINE. ~ ~
Exclusively for the Journal.
: CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxv1I ocoNGRRss-FtRsr sEssToi

90 E3E CD 1b
z wAsHISeroN, January 1o.-The speaker
laid before the House a letter from the
Secretary of War, in which he says be has
the honor TO acknowledge the receipt of the
resolution adopted on the 9Th inst, to the
effect that the answer of the Department to
the resolution, passed on the second day Of
the session, is nos responsive and satisfac-
tory to the House, and requesting further
answer. The Secretary has now to state
that measures have been taken to ascertain
whois responsible.
z On motion of Mr.. Washburp, the commu-
nication was referred to the Joint Commit
tee on the conduct of the war.
On motion of Mr.. Blake resolution was
adopted, calling for the number of paymas-
ters IN. the army, and how many are neces-
sary. He remarked that there is large
number without duties to perform, and that
many ofthem are Incompetent. bis desire
was that they shall be dismissed.
The. House resumed the consideration of
the Ct vii appropriation bill.
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: =. PREPARrp -
-al Or 81. c.. Az Err,

DT u 60 Ia 4
ass ~ 70 FyaEsEfs, ssTass.
Price. 81 per zsOs6ei sir Bottles fors 5
Ayers Cherry E9ctOral,
has won for itself suCh q fn0Wn for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, taai
= Y en- tiTely lnnefesssI ior rs g recount thf h
As it has long Besh Sd constant use throurho4f
this sections We need net do THAI assure the
people It's quality Is kept up 20 the best it has
been, and that II may te relied 10 fer their
relief alrft has ever been Iodhd to do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CUES or
CosfiUeness JaRndioe, Dyspepsia. Indigestion DBssnterg,
EoHi 6oHaGeh, ETysiPelgs Hsadaete, Pills. i2helaa-
Dropsg, ISflsr, Isla0Fs AID SAX Rhst9H. Worms,
Cod, Neuralgia, as DiRHsr Rii, and lor Purifying
The Blood
They are sugar-coated, SO that he most ssnsi-
best aPerisnt in the world for 81 the purposes Of
PEIcE; z5'oHsrs ftn BOX /; 5 boxes. ron 800.
Great numbers Of Clergymep, Physicians, statss-
men, and eminent percentages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of tlese
remedies, but space here will not permit She IN
sertion of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis onr AMERICAS ALMANAC in which they ars
given, with also tuh descriptions of tho above com.
plants and tho treatment that should be followed
for their cHre..f as 20
DO not be put on by umprinCiplOd dealers with
other preparations they make more pro6t on. De-
nnand Ayers, and take no other. The sick want
the best aid there ID for ihem, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are sold wholesale and retaH is
ksller D. .ANhitey N. s. Thompsoh, BerboWer &
Pearce, Ieicirl5 C4rlstadss Evansville aBd by eli
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Allen q Co., Cincinnati, and
4. A. Robinson Co., Louisville
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Cash Buyers =!

rff 1873 i-s- i-@ s@faa
U9 -...s = osafi g4i h5a laa1sa
81 i q , : - y .1ala-
80 E.i ~ Z -f1a6sa1
rest ,s 80 20 ,asssat -iEFs'
........ 5sasa -40i ta srsI
a. e ....... .....s rl & r. ~ $50
Our Stock is composed N part Of the .tolzOto-
- ing, to-aoit D.: 7s3a-
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"0Gp@ES, sNOTH&RS END SKS-
w terra, whose husbands, sons and brothers
are serving in the army, cannot put into their
knap8ack more necessary or valuable gift than
lev boxes Of H0LLO WAYS PILLS 81 ONT.
MENT. They insure health even under the OK
posuBes Of a soldiers life. Only rs cents box or
pOt. PIC
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-11
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