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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04
IMaER rnACrs oK LAND AvAL..

u able Mill for SaIc.-ln obedience TO . deere Of TIE
Circuit our q >epon Court, rem iered Al Ito r. cent tern, In
the Iut CT JjhS IoI sid VII Ian For, piAinunI a.ainst Soor'on
y. gNH and o h . dsisneAati We, the IN ertigre Ell NJ conmis-
iouers AppIiutsd by said decree. Nin, on WsDHEsDAY, the slsl
day O'the reEpt ninth tDecenbe J. proceed 10 Q II at pull C
Incilo1, on ihs lrsmFeL too tracts oflInd, OF Which ga uGI gol
died seized, ard T,HeHei. lytns Ia the sAid county o. N lrn,
bout three mi e. so4th iLfll Depot -pe one ne msrsi1n house
trae, eon.Girirs apolt 200 SeFes. Of 1901 qI.iiy . Outsider .bl.
pc { on OF oh On 10 oirs'sl, ard In e~l Lett cider or farming
having on Il . gpcd yelling house, y n corvtnisnt oai houss
also ore 4 III bISt richards Ia he county, a choice nut
The OtEev trSet 10 aho Va uAbie. eli a5jJni or lie, ysrv near
70 TIE "a 81 u toars tr,e, cont.ining aboul 81 crts o; le qua
~ the ge ter portion OF Nh en- 10 cleared aud In culI vaion-
having on Is good dv iLing h use ~ o, nv-n'ent out .ou ,es.
Also. BY 'ldue OF the shii tecree. se ~ on THURSDAY, tht
iIt dV Of JGn-zy n,I., proc ei to sell A. pIbhe suction, on ,ht
premises, = { act o. and belonging 90 The same etAte, wing -
the county 20 Albemsrle, near Bat si, c, Containing al O. %
Sc'e, q sIeeieit qasly. 1t hNoan q valuable G'st MI Ano
two dive lag Hoa e..
All tn sAid properly vll be fod on . credit o. ,iI. tv,lr.. and
eighteen noels the luTsha er o. purchases eGertng bonds
with approved security, ani the tile re aimed a. tldm,te re
u ~. JtH " bPICE. To-.
d2-th WILLIAM T. ~i'LIAhr.. yum
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BIT RpBIssOs, ADAss . co. AUon.
GRO JBRIES,
Manufactured Tobacco. &C..
AT AUCTION. =

AT AUCTION.
ON RFIday 5 h 'nst, commencing a. 10 O'Clock, vs will cell,
~ At Ou- lurtoI sore
Is bel, ohsice Brown Sugars
bhnts DO do DO
95bbS PilrsN. o. h.lAIis.
SIeskoiA
90 sen 40 ms
70 bags enee salt
Is = Eiss
- bl' .E 70 srpe'n One Flour
lStsa B I'd shot
thh Han houGss Anl slei
S5boI IO.n.!e
box h o"n Soap
SO ads oaiop Vans, No. I, n 10,
~ .AI hiIe iIisd . q nice ITucs)
- The To0seeos are ~sitatr1sn from the Grocery sale.
det-ts
Also,
so Beams Manila PAper, large sEe.
do ROBIssuN, ADAhs q CO, Luep.
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
ID ANAVAY from sherwood, UJe lae resideace OF Roger b. AZ
IL kirso1, deed In Lunenburg county, Va on Fbnda', the
30 h Of April, 1864. 4 negro named AScl, bet-eei II and is year,
Of age, about s feet Z inchrl hish, Of blaef color and ls.,Ani
eountenancs. lie vent oE dressed Il drso fuled nnsey iroei
c at, vos and pAnL, black IlOuch hat and coArs. boots. worn
through the UlntFr. he may have changed his clothing. he and
other slaves Ucs removed from the county OF Loudoun to bher.
uood, In March lat, and Arch Wa doubt esl on Ills way hack 4
thA. eou'iy. He ui arrested md lodged In jail on the Esd Of
April IAt, II RanpVss Couit rouse, In company however, will
toe, usr negroes and tso white men, one too white men charged
nth felony) al coohoed 10 the same room. Arch escaped nom
JGl AboHI The lat day Of Nay lAIL
One Hundred Dollars pinbs pail ~ me for the apprehension
and delivery Of said negro n some jail 40 that get him again, BE-
81 - al reasonable expenses.
Nv Airel y Men InSrVsnuon POs.onse, Lansnburs Comfy,
Virginia
Jaly N-N sANpOh' J. hAhhY.
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EXCHANGE AND HOUSE.
". VI. SUTTON,
the Ia. arm Of IN st. sutton 4 %, has renamed the IN.
" chang. A1i Banning buiaeH, ava asks the "a ren1Ge Of the
friends " Tie Cd eoncern, uader the rye -
". y. sUrreN . 90,
d4 IL Northwest cfrnsr l2th aud Man atrseh.
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y. ~ o ~,

~. ~ ~,
AUCTION Err
For the sale of Negroes.
Corner o. UranLlin street and koeuss Alley,
Below Exchange Hotel, hIcszoSp, yirIns.
" -. MAppux, (of MaIdp1b o. olsrk.
OH board Esnlsmsn enEAe4 In the f.ade, and teir sIvann
~ Oar RoNGs sssad ell the dspse. neS-d
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TUsT REQ tvTD and fr IaI. on eopisnnsn', 40 assorted 10,
BRowH . TURssp,
dA-& Bstn Bank.
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FARM FOR nENT.

N three miles rcu SeoitsburG Depot on tbs Richmond and
Danvlie EsilroAi. 10 CO tAlnG betSsea SG sGd seven bun Tsd
&C e, Of uhi b love- two hl1drsd as river loo Tosnds, sedasa
DR.. JOHN q. ooLnAH,
nov 1g-7w" Aot's6uF, HAhfEI county, We
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LAM HAnMLh

WILL he offered publicly. on ths 81 day Of Dssnksr rsHt II
w not previous y dspOsedoL . Varn, containing sSost foar
hundred aud thirty erN. With Framed DvelhnE uOus Aud Nl
necessary Out horse', lying 10 ts eoanty Of ounbSiAnd Aeelt
ten miles Z ON OarterSvt1-I About the tsoa Aaaaee iron oAoh
Cumberland aud PoEhAtAn court bouss
For farther Information Sa1roI The Mssehbsr,
buaAa 4. BEOWH.
nov ls-d9u' BalsUl,s. POvhSAAa eossly. Va
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
By WILLIAMSON 4 o.. AUofs.
Salt and Soda at Auction.
WI viii Q n Oh FRrDAY tie 5h Instant, eonseneins at 10
w oc Osk A n, at orr salsGroom. Cove nor bueet. one door
fren franklin, . general Assortntni OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI IRE,
copsIlnT Of
wArdrObss, oNpsS Q Brussss AID oilers,
Cooking saves,
Nat Sacks Sofas, q
Msrtle:op Per 1lbls',
Feather eds, Hall hhtlrcsn,
Rsdit ads, Mahogany Tall 5 &c.
ALTO,
Double Brre1ed Gun,
Lot Of Miss 9 shoes,
RobleoO. q ppeNI
Carb Eoda, BlI,k fsppe-,
C.rI Fad, l., and four s.ckI Of FAT.
da WILLIAMSON . o., LrctA
WE vhl sell At ~ 'oi OF CoupS II Cha uber Hill, on sATOR-
w DAY, the O. instant, 4 very fne famil, Garbage AID en-
eel eni set Of Dull. Harness.
az wILLIAwsoS 4 90.
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N0TICR.-rhe hons hold and hiehen fsrnl:ars o. ihs Back.
~ inEnsm Fen lie O leG'ite Ins ituts . u be sold o. puoHc aac.
tim, on W. DSE DAY, the 1Tth cay Of 0kee abp nsIt, shouIj the
weather ,rove suit ble On that day, " net, o, the NIX fair day
The sale vi coliiLue from dSy 10 day un II all IN articles are
sell Among he sr,'ces 70 be sold are len psno,, two IohI.
tse has esLtsr iabl,s. rs g nln Der Of ~esistssdI, uth . corre-
spondlng qua tic OF bedding, bl ntets, &c. Aso q Iarse guam.
thy oftable furniture, sAsi aud chius vre, ems large csolins.
stove, aud a Dunber OF hsr q VS, chairs, 1bl . Dc.
Terns-All SUM Of tv,utv col Ira AID under, cash all son
over tssnty foi r.. a ere ~ Of ninety day., purchasers nylrs
bouI and approved security
JSo. o. BLACKWELL,
dsa-ds Ny e. n. BiSEs.
Ne Ths sch lol At present., In operation I, lie Ini ttut.. in
charge Of NJ. tniNrs q. 4. Hans, will be continued, notvith-
.tlnd NC " kal OF fn-i u I.
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Tn RnRLln

II OFT, July 18Th, 1881, . eerdhoAs OF ,s.ntySsvsn hU0 Nr.
- qniA State stock, No (tS3l dated sch September, 1855. rhs
pabbc are cautioned not to trade for HAd Noee, - I shall make
app icsuon 70 have t renewed
Oranr. court pouae. July .. Ia9. lxSa-N
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n. AZ. q

n. N. MAURH Il CO,
STOCK AVD ENGHAEGE ~BROTERs.
ofucE-soUrs-cURSEs MAIN 4 IlTH s1ETyrs.
NOR SALE-cI6OO Sterling, In Iuni to suit pur-
il thNt-rz.
Rich send city g PEE cent sio,k.
Eorh Caroi1l State & per cent and : per cent BONDS.
MISSOURI state 6 per cent. Bonds
Con'sde A., sateI 5 pee cent Ponds, blth IS million aud
loo million hans.
Virg MA state Regls.ere ! and Coupon BondL.
TeInes - etats & pee csnt nonda.
Virginia Central al Rad tick.
yirgria And sogthsr m hank Notes
dI T. n. AAURr . 90.
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oosPEDE ur- STATES W AyEncA
QuigTTsNvTR GExrAILs OTuos,
RcssosD, Nos. ssh, lsGl
II Ia AabO- n,si fer the in'orus'loa OF al eOnrsps that tn
L al.Te,ss;s r' n.p'r, Ss1t .l s.y for sao,' Bl,Gfes and
o. the eOun les In The several s ate, OF the y nt.d r,ev TO tier
p-oWdsi, tn 1 ,a,b All les ae supplied under the direction Of
he ooaaiJ oysrs or oIhe- county tribunals:
oNps. "..".".""..tSG DrIver ........-...t1 90
JscEet. ........... ..... ~ IN shp ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Ti.nne. 81 : -. sol oTsres.i, Cs,h cape, Is %
s sSaG Cd sS o.ol sara g. 0'a''- ''' PNf''''' !" Ut"
r.yn,ats .iIbe 40 spoa delivery AT TIE asa-es. Quarter
MASTER 0 Post 90 ia 10, ~ ~ lrosit an'pUrtauou ard the ait cos
dltsIs'tOr Issued to the oatef9 ,.r,rn.tsr OfIhe nsare,, unt.
~ 20 he psrissi.r ,rU- ps =. !. .ho3 they were ia,'n5,S' In Al
oAse, however, shsrs sIeh troops 'hait s Already supplied. the
Eaele' viii b is'S'dO others shO may rec Ire then;
SsS-lm Quiter@ait-r General.
sIeO REWARD.
DLNAwAT hon TIE ~sabsctbe-, March 10Th, 1863, n'Co
Ii ~sEVEaLH, colo b lcs, o nedian sEs. sAid negro is lb.ul
81 JesI Of sse, sverJ ,n't bot "anne1 % bAdy be 10 vey
les 10 eIpr-s Ing hinlseli
iii pay III sOOys rsssrd II %cona1slin the n hmOni jail or
any oIhs- al sh.r.i gu get lin he has some slAuOns In Rleh.
VILLAIN n. oAarLL.
d.s-i. Si.ea e.. Va
nVsRsEsn WANrRD for The ps,s y,r, en- .In,n
sorG hlnss & preferred.
tHIrg . HAYWOOD.
deS -1lN NJ IS, Min net
YOA SALE.
A n sIhi ys.r old dark bay, ven;rAlned ,sdIle horse, u'eo
"A - . rdc-il the neii. AI1, eqsPmenL II deIred; Apply
10 !. 81 uiI lmee. oel-S
THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC HGR 1888,
WILL BIZ pUBLIsHr1 IN MONDAY, DEn. SRI,
IT vile ntAla. beiis t 9 Almanac proper, the obi ;eu Of the
4 O R'eJerGie Government, Members OF Csngrest, Receipts and
Expenditures Of the GOysrnme I non is organization, k.ie'o Of
Postage, LAtitu e E.d LoaEule Of the OF nsph Places 10 ths
OOnfede'A ale ktA 60 and their distance nom kishnond, state Gov
ernnou, kNlroAds In TIL CONT lerAte rtateS, Den u' OF $50,
4luI force, Chronological EVeut, n 1852, comp led vita Uei
care, State Lent OF tll4d, wounded an I oAptrsd n 1851, Hers
cheH's etle lrstrd Veatser Table, Gre battles, 4, &c
Tue soat-ern Almanse Vii nc printed on beautiful faglsA pa
per, and 10 the best sye 'thS art
The trade rnpLied at ,i2PEl,G; "a 20 cents per d'Isu- BIN
LIdra, cash ordsr TO suHAFFrE2k BRYANT,
ds-Iv LynchbutH, Va
r 0sr era sTOL sN.-Ths Rel { e q patients treated st
L. Bellevue Hoipitt IN lag October 81, ls69 The book 10
re apd hi 4, With mIrbl 4 paper cover aud a red leather
back The finder vii be nber uly rewarded on leaving 10 ~ hehe-
ve Ho IIhl, corner Of Broad aud 2d sire e, or at The rsei-
dScoe Of Or. Bolton, Grace street, between Oh and 9Th.
dei-lUs
RI MATS R~RV0LVEHs.
MI have remNsg. afas ofthese Celebrated Pistols, nsnufAe
w Jared ~ lie hLi, In RArs, for sale al reduced prices by
cess KENT. PAINE q 90.
y l. HSaEE ". n. HArwARD.
MOORE a HAYWARD'S
Southern Hat Mandatory.
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mRRICAL CAAn-ORRIOK PHACrfCR

mRptCAL = PRACTICE.
INK. PLUME. o'the old Medic House, eonhnes himself mainly
- - an ONCE practice, on grapknnt 1t eL, . MT e below the Tx
hsnge hotel nd nlasonalfy opposite Odd relIw' Han, where
III al ard co. Il irntal treatment may be obtained en- reasonable
efms ThNs who h.Ve been exposed 10 certain contagious oil.
nents, are Inv ledt TO al ea'ly.
Co umuuicat ous by m al, or otherwise, prom ty attended to-
Dfce open from 3 A. u. I'LL . p. n.
RIcHvnNp, VI. noql-iy
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nVFRsInh WANTED for the nett ysp, On sIn'l
~ ElAee, three miles from The ,hJ. A nAried man Who would
Sorh hlHle g preferred.
smith . HAYWOOD,
deS -tlN' NJ IS, hsin net
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THEY CONTAIN NO
ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nile cases out OF a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity of Hollands German Bitters, purely
vegetable), hosts OF ignorant Qnscks and unscru
pulous adventures, have opened upon suffering
huma Iity the flood gates of Nostrums IN the shape
of poor whisky, viely compounded with injurious
drugs, and christened Tobics, stomachics and
Bitters. .ss..- lee i-z..
Beware of the innumersble array of Alcoholic
preparations in plethoTic bottles, aud big belied
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters
which instead of curing, only sggrsyate di-ease,
aud leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
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A,aug 2narRa..
Union State Central Committee.

Union State Central Committee.
xNDIANAPoLIs.
Alexander Il. Conner, Chalrmani
e ~ JOAN s. Spann;
Johu @. New, NV
William J. Elliott
Andrew Wallace.
First Congressional District.
Ssmss H. McNeeIy, Evansville, Vsnderbursh
william Kurtz, Princeton, Gibson county;
Second Congressional District.
Henry Crawford. New Albany, Fleyd county;
Thomas O. slaughter, Corydon, Harrison county
Third Congressional District.
Nat. 7. Haussr, Columbus, Bartholomew
Frank Mayheld, Dupont, Jefferson county.
Fourth Congressional District.
Theodore Galley, Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn
Reuben D. Logan. RushviIle, Rush county.
Eth Congressional District.
John T. Elliott, Newcastle, Henry county,;
Joseph 8. Buckles, Muncis, Delawa Q county.
Sirth Congressional District.
Martin NJ Ray, SheIbyyie, Shelby county;
James Burgess Danville Hendricks county.
SereaM Congressional District.
George &. Steele, Rockville, Parke county
Henry Seerrst, Greeacastle, Putnam county.
81 Eighth @ ngressiOnal Distr:ct. g
Joseph ]. Reynolds, Lafayette, Tippecanoe
county, So -
Caleb v.JOnes, coviOgton, Fountain county
Nissth Congressional District. g q
hos. s. stanhelI, South Bend, st. Joseph
nty;
amer Lawhrsd, Rochester, Fulton county.
Tenth Congressional District.
William s. Smith, Fort wayne, Allen county /;
George Movn, Warasw, Kosciusko coun!y.e b
Eleventh Congressional District. i
Thomas McCarty, Wabash county !; u -
Wilbur r. Pierce, Anderson, Madison county.
Of the Ave Lneml 5 Of the Committee resident
in Indianapolis two are Democrats and three Re
puslitans. The District members are equally di
vfde+nrnnng ere parsies.
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mHNOTt Al FEE Tvs UR.GJv-CB
~AM company Of Vapdefbnrgh count Eyaps-
viiir, "a iant, August 7. lsG2.-An e ection for
seven directors ana Secretary to serve for the
ensuing y.-ar,Uai-b--held at tho lea Of Pom
stinson, opposite the entrance OF O, cant f1ity
Hal Third rect, On Monday, tn Issh Irrst., 81.
tween the tours of and 4 o'clock p M
81 iOd BEN sriESON sec'y.
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|" ELLIOTT'S..

rs dS do do Salmon. Just received from
stss mer and for sale low at Eliiott's Family
Grocery. f-'r f - -vs
CHICKFNs.-20 dcz. spring chickens, nice and
fat, just received from the country. = ~
BEEF-1.o,olbs sugar cured Beef just received
at Elliott's afesz 1a'H & So Is=i9e - :
coRN.-5oo bushels Corn in s.ors and for sale
at EIliott's. 10 q. es2A4 aft 41iNl11
COUNTRY eRAE.-se.ooo lbs Country Bran
in store and for sale ut reduced rates. so
BRo0MS, BUCKETS AND TUBs.-A large IND
fresh assortment OF Tubs, Brooms and Bucket,
just received Elliott,s 49, q.
FL0UR.-10o bags of Double Extra Family
Flour in store and II r sale at
aug1l ELLloTT'S Family Grocery.
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MIS.ELLANEOUS.

Oh. HAAS, having leased the roons formerly oc.
onpiea oy Dr. d hSe'.s IN Dr. srays building, oPpo-
spectfuy solicit the citizens Of Evansville aud the
surrounding towns and country, TO visit his rooms
and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they
need the services of Dentist not.
Since the issuing of his last circular and edver-
tisement, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made, Of which he
has awaited himself, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests of his patients, TO pass
secured. His facilitien are better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other IN our
State and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
| great pleasure.
The following are the styles of work manufactur.
| ed by him:-Oontinuous Gum; Block or Carved
Work: vulcanite Base: Coralite; Amber; Cheoplas-
| tie; Gold and Silver work.
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness Of
| the continuous gum work. 1t is without seam
| or creyice Cheeks that sunken can be restored
| to nearly their original contour by this style Ct
work, and also by the use Of the Vulcsnite, Coral
| ness and adaptation to difficult mouths excel any-
| cells anything we have ever seen.
| He has several anRsthetics for aIleviating pain
| when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty ed
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second deDtition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs. t rl
Irregularity Of children's teeth correc.sd sue.
cessfully. p
| Those having decayed teeth, should either have
them extracted or filled at once 1.-THE latter if pos
sible). Tbs health of the parties aud the remain
\ ing teeth demand this.
So take pleasure3 in introducing DR.. Haas,
my successor to the old rooms in Bray's bIilding,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit.
| able. From my intercourse with the Doctor, ]
| am pleased to find him one of the progressing
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With this view, can with safety, recon.
| mend him to the community as skillful and com.
| petent dentist (msy2S) J. KIVETT.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
GLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
AND

CITIZENS
Testifying. of their own personal knowledge, to
the benencial effects ami medical virtues OF these
Bitters.
DO YON WANT SOMETHING TO
STRENGTHEN YOU
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE 2
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR
CONSTITUTION 2 asa
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YoY WANT TO GET RID OF NERv-
BUSINESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLS
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND vIGOR.
GUS FEELING
If you do, use HoOFLAND's GERMAN
BITTERS.
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OLD AUCTION HOUSE,
IA NEW AUCTIoNEER |

~ y. C0H.s. H-Zp-zyvG EEsv-TED
~ the old Auction Room the corner of
Main and Third streets, Evansville, for a term of
years, will continue the Auction and Commission
business, and attend to selling all kinds of goods,
furniture, wagons. bugges, carriages. horses, cat
tie, all kinds OF manufactured Articles, &c. Lib
eral advancements made on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted 10 my care. J. J. COIN.
MARES
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INSURANCE,
ms ura nee A gency.
ALLEN {. HALLOCK

Evansville.
vN .ERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANOl
81 $50 AGENT, s...---v .s
kDJUSTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES 1
In the Constry, Inland and Fire Ri.k, He VIII
also receive applications for Isl
LIFE INSURANCE..
He will attend TO the Adjustment of Lospn
Of every description under policies from othe,
agencies, ard attend 10 the settlement Of ali mat
tiers connected with INSURANCE., for parties In.
terested. His long experience as an INsrEArop
AGENT, has n>-.de him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
ez- Office on First Street. opp Post once.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
From j. NeWtOn Broom, d. d., editor Q,
The Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledqe.

Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects; yet know of no
sufficient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit ufothers. ets8
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof
lands German Bitter's, prepared by DIR. @. M
jackson, of this city, because prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impression
that they were chit fly an alcoholic mixture. i am
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ !,
for the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests,
and for encouragement TO try them, when suffer-
in & frem great and long continued debility. The
Of three bottles of these Bitters, at the tegn-
ming of the present year, was followed by evident
relief; and restoration to degree of bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
before, and had almost despaired OF regsiniug. 1
therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me TO the use of them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

And will positively prevent VEL
Low FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER
&C., sc. a y
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
Interdict against the Gazette,

After going to press last week we received
information from Jacksonville that the Ga
Sette had been prohibited from the use of
Lncoln's mails. The editor takes leave of
his readers for the present in humorous ar
ticle wherein the motives of the Abolition
government and their tools for this high
handed and unconstitutional proceedings are
fully exposed. We have said on former oc
casions all that we intend to say on this snb'
ject Of the liberty of the press Those who
have power and authority in their hands now
care nothing about constitutional or natural
rights. They are reason proof. They have
power and are determined to use it. Reason
or argument is not for them. Reason will
operate against reason, argument against ar
gument-but it takes the steel and bullet OF
the soldier to operate against brute force. y
The Gazette concludes its argument thus:
"For the present the Gazette is suspended;
but we shall not quite yet take farewell of
our readers and patrons. We bide our time.
OF one thing we are very certain. We shall
continue steadfast and undsmayed in our
political faith. We shall ever remain loyal
and true to the Constitution of the United
States, no matter how much it may be viola
ted and tralnpled upon by Presidents, Cabi-
nets or Congress. We shall never seek ref
uge in the embrace of Lincolnsm, or any
other shade or form of Aboltionism or des'
potism. We shall stand firmly by our Dem
ocratic creed and continue in the fervent
hope that ere long the usurpa'ion and tyra.
nies and expressions Of Abolition rulers will
have become things Of the past, and that we
shall again live under free Government
like that founded by tbs Revolutionary Faith
ers and perpetuated by the line Of Presidents
down to the 2d of March 1861. But such
form of government is fitted only for free
people and is worthy to be enjoyed only by
a people who would be Free"
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26

A Texan and Illinois farmer were speak
ing of raising corn, etc. and the Illinois man
was boasting of the superior yield of prairie
land, and cling large stories, as all West
ern men can do, to which the Texan replied:
"I'll tell you what stranger, they make
large corn in your clearing, but it amt
circumstance to what we raise on the Colorado
bottoms. Why the corn there averages
thirty feet in hight, with twelve years to
stalk, and gourd full of shelled corn on
the top"
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26

NIGGER PnEFERED.-Th Pacific, relig
ious organ of the Republican or Abolition
party, is Of the opinion that southerners in
this State who have opposed the war ought
not to be allowed to vote hereafter at the
public elections. But niggers, "Ioyal" nig'
gers, says the Pacific, should be enfrsnchsed
and allowed to vote with white Union men.
What do you think of that9