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BRooKL1E, N. r, Nay I'd, 1868.
Mcssrs HosTETEn SMITH
Gxyr1xAxY:-I have used -FOUR Bittcrs during tho
last weeks and felt 1t due to you and to the pnb1l
to express my hearty approval Of thalr effect upon
1neyer wrote "pud' for any one, and nbhor every
Thing that eavors Of quackery. But your Btters arc
entirely removed from the level ofthcmere HosTRuMs
Of the day, being patent alike to a and c1aesly what
they profess to be. They arc not adyezttsed to
everything, but they to assist naturc
In the aevisuon and ultimate healing OF many Of the
most common inh1mtses OF the body, md this they
will accomplish. had been unwell for two months
rs ia usual with during the Spring. waa bilious
and suffering from indigestion and general disease Of
the mucous membrane. and though compelled to keep
at work, In the discharge Of my professional duues
w.lvery weak, Of yellow, complexion, appetite,
and much Of the time confined to my bed. When had
been taking your Blters week, my s1gor resp.ued,
the sallow complexion ali gone, reished my food.
and now enjoy the duties Of the mental application
which 80 recently were very trksome and burden
some to ne. When used your Bitters FELT change
evesy day. These are YAors. AL interences must bc
1nadc by cach individual for himself
Tours, respectfully, W.D LEE.
Pastor Of Greene avenue Presbyterian Church. "
, 1863-11-28

Co,.tanlne ncarly 500 pages, and 10 ne Fates and
state M l.caltA and piseaeo with Treatise on seit
Abn,c i's t;erorable sons4Hcnces ,,. 4pon the Mind
only rational and eacccssnl mode Of cure = shown
by the report OF the treated. truthful ndys.
CT to The married. and those contemplating marriage
Eho catertain donbss Of their nhyaical condition.
cenh in stamps postal currency, by addressing DR..
1ACi:uIK- No. q Maiden Lane, Albany, n. I.
QEl1-s483m.
, 1863-11-28
: = NEW CoEYALH8cKyr C1H.1
Eear Alexandria. Va. Nav 9th. IB69

Meszs. Hos1KTTER SMITH: =; a.
DxAR s1as:-Wlll you do me the favor to forward
by express oneha dozen Stomach BIttcts,
with bi for which Will remit you On receipt ofsaue
AZ am unable to procure your medicine here; and II
had quantitSi it could be sold readily. IS 1t Is known
to Ia Tho best preparation in for dtseases having
their origin with diseased stouach. 1have used and
sold hundreds Of preparations, outTcns B3tscs arc
snnerior 70 ANYTHING Of the lind am cognizant with
Indccd mo soldier should be without IT, should he DO
ever eo robust md healthy for 1t Ia not only REsro
R.r1Tx. but Preventive for sl1nost all diseases a
so1der is subject to- have afflicted with Chronic
Indigestion, and no medicine HAS Appointed NE TIN
Rxt1W YOURS RAs: and trust you viii lose no tis4e
In sending me the Bitters ordered
Your, very respectfully.
SAMUEL BYERS, Hospital 6tewsrd.
, 1863-11-28
Ubiea9o Qribnue.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1868.
THANKSGIVING IN CHICAGO.
GENERAL OBSERVANCE
OF THE DAY.
Suspension Of Dusiness-ittend-
ance at the Churches--EIo-
quent, Christian and
Patriotic Sermons.


The respect paid to the dsy both in ts religions
and festive character, was almost universal. In
the morning very few persons were to be seen In
the streets, except those whose dzess appearance,
and general demeaaoz showed that they had set
their faces towards soao place Of public worship,
there to join in tho expression Of solemn praise
AID JOY betting the OCCASION The places otbusi-
aess were generally closed. and the air Of bastlc
bnsincss and activity, which chasacterlzes to IN
extraordinary degree the secular day in Chicago,
W.s 10 where visible. =:
Il. The attendance on the church was fan The
discourses that were delivered, could they be col
Iected' into une rpinua and published, would
probably cmbody as much truth, loyalty, sineerfty
and eloqucrcc, rs can te found anywhere else
within the came compass
The usual festivities OF the day followed closo
upon tho heels Of the religious exercises. Family
reunions took place al ever the city In nearly
every house the rnetuous turkey smoked npon the
board, to .whose aavourinesH the rich and Guity
pudding formed an ap2topxiate AID by no means
rDkeeded appendix.
In tho evening, the placea ot amusement were
crowded to overdowing, and the day seemed to
complete ITSELF In that spirit Of chee1f1ness and
Joy which flows naturally from tic depths Of u
heart rep1ele with Christian thankifa1ness.
, 1863-11-28
Ratlruaus.
1869. TUE 1865.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, B.
1865.

1GH1. THK 6Af6E-
n,,v-
PENNSYLVANIA GENIRAL X. h.
S%" AAce OoeeAe AfocA'
20 Heen paee VIII y tMG @ octanns o. sae t.v @
e4E nuss ~ " - pugu1as IoIG TX,
adard ar many @ usnS a tac 5es7 ano
F1EsT CLASS ROUTE 70 1M the Eastern eitles. The
1ac1 % sto1e Da1estea~ aua eaoses 1fee tson ous''
nun1m .nI.s.e pAMi I@ troLs1 aw, ,Ho
= = A--e.11-e' @-A1.. >Ne~-s
(With close connections from Western CiaesJ
All connecting direct to New York, THROUGH PHI.
LAnEIFUiH. ind close connectons at Harrisburg,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
from Pittsburgh to New York. one train runs daily,
81 ms III IL ohe1 loaies
orvr- Many rRArSs FRo,g
sEFEsS uAa1i inAAea ea saoA
Ed41AUEAI0A0 AV MI" AV0As
rtrs4,e for ss1c to Boston by boat or rail, Boat
tickets g19a on any oa rs nes fAFe 10 sn
fEirc pire Cars on hight trains to P1!adclp.s New
ys,rk Ind Baltimore.
BacEnEc checked through and transferred ftce.
D'eee -1~,~~r,s
-EAG1aRtA5s
xaE4sa = i sad Fslsaspa!: w Ts!f, Hsstsa
~ " fnio Kcn7rcsr fn.ara ~ 1iltnnis Wiscnnsn TnTa
o HssTri ~ TA.Hnam n1rFt' Ao"1
1;tthrg Ith ~ xen 9;o9s can s. ~. ~
rrrsei r. srT ncrtS ~ fRc min 1frsGin nm y Inn
tUsSv. Tonneses W s cubesIand, m uoi: Ns!sann3 Mg1-
, 1863-11-28

CANCER AND CoSgUXPTloE PHYSICIAN.
HAb located ut Chicago, Illlnofr. No. eS NaslHsnI
street. uc kills md extracts Cancetf - t',n ~ ~
70 tGcny-fonr hour without in~trnmeo,s ~ tIt tst,
Also tEcate all kinds Of Chronic Nscasf snGGGsssaI
Cures hlways guaranteed. Post u'sce bo4 "'<.
, 1863-11-28
st. Johns Church.


At st. Johns Church there was largo consresa-
tion. The services uers conducted By the Rev. Dr.
Tr1mb1e, aud the Rector, Reverend Dr.
Bishop. The choir did their part admirably ven.
A handsome collection was mada for the poor. TAG
sermon was by the Rector, founded on me aaA
Psalm, 18th and 18th vetses. The preacher os1eay
called attention to our common daily me1cies A. as
ao1d'ng abundant causes for th3nss1sng IL ks
o1atituda to tho Great Ruler OF nations: ne
.aining tha most vigorous Yo:iey of The gost gost
tho7oush saa extended plans o! operation tof me
putting down CT treason and rebellion. " ostea TT
ances were very patriotic. and dsnounced n 1900. ns
rIon. d. sad that It was enc cause of thanksstv-
III that the rnaaaes OF the people attu contsnuc 10
fCosltinned on Fbv:M Hagsl
, 1863-11-28
FOR ARMY
J. TRANSPORTATION.

oHfrcI or TEE Dkror rQrAHuzxAerEK,l
sEAb nGE5 iii s. & oce
antt, I: o'clock T. on tns 19,h Day Of nsee6yr III
y,ass M ID! "a H. o. t5s ioilesins fF5ates: ~ ~
EoETK No. 1-From Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
90 o
sss giae el M
Tory @ q coiorado naTtn of Is ieE noTth: Bidders
ns @ s e f e
em Apral to September Inclusive. Of the years 1851
i:oTTE 10. e;=From Forts IeayenxoEth and Rtlsyt
N te satc Of Kansas. and the town Of Kansas In the
ee Il Io Il 1se
81
Ea;e per rSunds tof 1oo ni!es u Which, 16sy Wi
notM 70; A-Tfom fo,t Union. sr saeh otsec se. Dc:
MsSTiso saoas a hat p tI aIs or s be
az sie,s % 1 ne
Mo1ii.s 1foss :aae to Eo7emSes. inelasiss. q thc
Tic Weight 70 Sc transported each ygar viii not
eosnd5 g KoStt sonss and pound: On RsSts
80 additional per centase win be raid for the trans
p2ftaioa Of bacon hard bread. pine lumber. shingles
Bidders must give their mines in full, IS well a.
III sum q fts
dSars slSned " tWo or moEs Isspo9s6's 9s9s9pS5
ing 1he contract Till ns accepted and entered nto
ties in accordance With the forms Of this advcrtse-
Tie amount Of bonds required will be AZ follows:
On tsoute No. .$1SS @3 @
- ..-.-..*...'-.-..- 1941 e999o
, 1863-11-28

IsileSg Piles. :.
Er. Vfthcldss Vegetable Pills
Ar warrNnttd q certain cure for F1sTULA, BLIND
ANu BLEEDING PILES.
VI would caution ali who arc victims to this dis.
tre IF complaint to avoid the OF external apr
catic: ~ they result only IL yntn the disease.
DR.. W1TFlELDts remedy removes the cause Of the
d1eetse, and effects permanent cure.
THIS is NO QUACK MEDICINE.
These Ie hnre been tried for the last seren years,
and in no instance have they fa!led to cure.
Price 50 cents per hox Sent BY mail to address.
J. YOUNGt Sole Proprietor,
- 81 broadway, N. s..
cnEn. lii. oca M5t6SEn.
, 1863-11-28
ur.rw Vtvc. rEair Dyc.s

BAcHELoHe celebrated HAIR e. pTE T r TnE gEsr
- IN TT nvc Ennxn This splendid Hair Dye Ia Perfect
chrne LED, naty Of G5cy Rn AaE instantly,
~. Ijr a. Starring tic 6ka, leaving The Hair Bofs
md J,cartai; imrats FRESH risality, frequently ros
st1~ ia nr4stinc color, nnd the III cfTects al
lid ircs. The Genuine is sisncd NtLIIA1 4, IAna.
TIoE, III others arc mere tmitatoaa, and should Be
avoided. Sold b. sl Druggists, DC. Factory, 81 n
clay st4res, keT Ao1I. 5}SEa6s..y.
, 1863-11-28

uosrErTER d SMITH,
ProprIators, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Her York once, No. GO Broadway.
iete- gs755- -6n-ltc~
, 1863-11-28

coin. Not our own engacity. for We neither knew
thc mar roE iotekcew The t1rcs. It WAS that H.
wise Father wto>eecs tho crd far fto1n the begin
ni,r. and works out hurnan history by bringing
Frrwari The NM for the times, which Is aways th0
orrnt man. Nv own conviction ts, that God hiss
6ten uatieltiy waiting for Ar. Lincoln to mature
bc:orc he allowed our national s'tueglc; 80 loaE
ro;nc silently on. to eliminate He vaa1ea twenty
Syc Centuries for Moses; and forty centuries iot
Christ. lie waited twelve centuries tor Marin
Lrfter, and two centuries lot 5enn .wrgney
ard He las waited ever since l6a, 1of Aoxaasao
Lincoln l. II not enough for us tna9 Me n.o ~
this tie fitness Of timet a year ago to-uay nQoo-
but an cldline AloliEon1st e:c:e snoure the prom
isc;of emancipation. Rut 5-day, eTsn With the
bulk Of bur right voters fn the deld, va sutl mp.
Ecae u.sjoritic5 FIR rial emancipation and for
a11ning tie negroes, and that too, whena vigorous
prpEccuticn Of the war means the drift and tho
trenches. This growth IL our trac success, and
makes OCT ul'taaie aIS permanent triumph only +
question Of time; The list month has given
clearer demonstration OF the pcwc< Of tho peopfe
to gove'4 themesiSSs than ~ our years pnt %
getfer. II has exhibited to tho world the sublime
spectacle Of great people 50 co1,prchcndinc he
hazard ufa crfese, and so welded to the c1cat idex
oelibe7ty that weighed it, al party p:etadlces and
pafJ leaders, and party issues arc hnt as dust and
ashes. Tie burden oftaIat:on, the htlsues OF the
csmrnicn. the priratfo1s OF the camp. .she sufer-
ircs the hospital and the dangers ct the aeld Of
Carnage are undertaken with jog, simply because
the Republic IL In danger. The E!est Idea OF self
government " no longer an experiment, but faet'
En lcncer 4 theory. but Grand. sublime truth.
, 1863-11-28


1~ernx-rv,
u4o1ofth4'
h1AAoLN'S
lASf1[uHlE cEadEHrE
Applicable to the L Of more general practical
before the public. Il ha3 been
thoroughly tested during the las.
1%astTs E%n yenrs !. ~ e gt1ftlcai T. men' and
H'on31assa " x91M ps all 10 oe
EmT,er;o,, +o A-x-
Adhesive rro,.r,,,on .,.nn
.1e&'D AN'"A'
ne" 'hlns' Hilton's Iusolub1e Ceaaeut
h. nsv th,nr a,d tho ...r,. =,
Years Of etudy: is combinntiouis Is
TIA f,omblnaton, u9der no cireumstanses Or chance
corrnnf or emit any oSsnsFe
smcn.'
49,, Chr. .,s,- -%rn0r oDd lH0r
unacturers. ,,...,
a1anIiaStetSls; ,1 1G II Ell ss nsias t' e'aGlaess 1s
VI! hnH ~ ~ tsot ~ Il & aaSle A!aoNn
M wotts ;ihS WithoGSt delay, il not lot: adso. Il :
'cao W uns 'nAase " a'etapSt"S3'c'
Jewellers. - e w E1A111S5
}1v,,, ard i. s,mctarn,,r cahearr,
|for y tt,es @ use as rs Sas been pioyed.
, 1863-11-28

| JEWELLERS
lN1ll find 1t sufficiently adhesive
tfor their use, 1ls has been proved.
It Is especially adapted
| to Leather,
land NC claim us m especial
EmeIit, TINT 1t sticks Patches md
iLlnin:.5 to Boots and Shots sufll-
tc1eatly strong without stitching. =.
, 1863-11-28

g TEINW AY'S PIANOS,
~ On MONDAY, Dec. 9Th, we wilt open II the COM
nlodious building now being completed at
.>261 South Clark Street,
A superb stock Of Planes, amongst whlch will be
as nnss e
New York wnr efpoIns. 49,.
In announcing ourselves as sole agents IT Mcssrs,
Stelnwry Sons for the city Of Chicago sne vicinity,
We deem + entirely nnnsssssaT to ssy anything ia
are wherever the plano isselfls known. -
For ourselves, Ne can Only refer TO onr many years
p!auo buyers such share Of their PATRONAGE here
business reputation elsewhere and the excellence
Of the instruments we keep may merit.
.5AITH 4 NIXON,
Agents for StelnWay l. Sons, 2 South C1IEk street,
Chicago, and n ". Fourth street, Cincinnati,
I1e1G .
, 1863-11-28

unxAr DISCOVERY. USEFUL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY,
, 1863-11-28

BOOT and SHOE
hIanufaeturcrs, using aIachlnes,
|wlil md 1t the best article known
Eor. CementinX the Channels, a9 It
works Without delay, Is not atfec-
he'd by any change Of ofsemperaturc.
, 1863-11-28

IL Ii LIE O-sA1
Liquid CEMENT
iExtant that 10 q sure. thing for
mendlng
FURNITURE,
CRQCkERy,
TOYS,
| iFoRY,
land Hrttctc8 OF Household Use.
, 1863-11-28

Hilton's I1so1ubIe Cement
Is 3 new thing, and the result ot
yearH Of study: Its combination Is
Ion SCIENTIFIC PRlXCtFLx3, and
under no circumstances or change
Iof temperature will 1t become
lcosrupt or emit any Offensive
f4fNpH,
, 1863-11-28

; Is Of more general practtca1
utility than any invention now
{hefbre the public. It ha7 been
thoroughly tested during the las.
two years By practical men, md
lpronounced by all to be
"a -MT@
Superior. to A.uy
Adhesive Preparation known.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
HOME INTERESTS.
P. 0. Notice.


The following is the section of the
new postal law requiring prepayment of
all mail matter delivered at any post
office.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted,
That no mail matter shall be delivered
by the postmaster until the postage due
thereon shall have been paid; and no
box at any post office shall be assigned
to the use of any person until the rent
therefor has been paid for at least ore
quarter, for which the postmaster shall
give receipt, and keep record thereof
in his office, which record shall be deliv-
cred to his successor" +5
The practice of giving credit for items
OF postage, and putting tickets in boxes
therefor, is discontinued Tickets &C.
cumulate, and fall out of the boxes, and
box-holders are dissatisfied sometimes
on account of hostages that they cannot
account for. There is only one correct
and satisfactory way to pursue, and that
is to collect on deIiuery.
Persons coming to the Post Office will
therefore bring change along with them
and pay their postage as it accrues.
JAMES II. McNEELY, P. NJ.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
The CanneIton Reporter Hoaxed.

ROME, IND, August 14,lS63. \
! Messrs. Editors-In your issue of the
18th, notice paragraph from the, Can
melton Reporter, in which Capt Geo,
P Deweese is made to deny that the
negroes fought wei at Milliken's Bend.
You don't understand it. The whole
thing was "selr' on the editor OF the
Reporter. Georges good deal ola wag,
and loves to talk The editor of the
Reporter is terribly afflicted with the
negro mania, and for months has been
endeavoring to prove that Triggers won't
fight Nothing suits him SO well as a |
"uigeer item" He is sharp after mig !
gers" He scents them like blood
hound, from afar. George, knowing
this peculiarly of the editor, determined
to victimize him. So, meeting him one
day last week, on the streets of Camel
ton, the following conversation took
place:
MAYNARp.-How are you, George? l
understand you are just from Vicksourg
and Grants armyg
GEoRGE.-Yes, Maynard, | am from
Grants army, and have seen sights.
Rio army, and lots of ringers" down
there" (Gives SLY wink to friend by
his side.) -,
MAYNARD.-Were you at Milhken, $
Bend and other places where the Adolf
tionists say the ''niggers" fought wellf
GEoRGE-Ohl yes, was present at
all those places, and know all about 1t.
MAYNARD. Well, George, tell me if il
is true that ''niggers" did fight at Mill
ken's Bend. Officers reports and news
paper correspondents and letters from
the soldiers all say that they fought we'll
but never believed it; now from you
shall get the truth-say, did they hgh
we'll or any at all?
f GEoRGE.-Fight! niggers fghtl
-, All d-n stuf-they didn't fight at all
(winks to his friend) | was there ant
D know all about it-not a niger killed II
e that fight
e MAYNARD.-Good-iu as Iexpected
They need not tell me that niggers vii
fight. have always contended the
y would not Now / am satisfied. Cap
d am so glad of this opportunity to Sc
j. you. 1t will enable me to put the "nlg
" gers" all right on the record. Come
and see me as often as you can.
= Upon this, Maynard walked Oft app'
re rently very happy. George turned to h
J. friend gave contemptous smile an
e. said: Maynard is as gullible as eve
When will he ever learn any sense on IL
Is side of his country?
: Upon this conversation was based Il
= para graph which you quote from the Il
porter.
er People at Cannelton who know IRE
ST. and Maynard, understood all about It,
as was simply SELL for the purpose
!, seeing how ridiculous a Copperhead e.
10 tor could ma ke himself
~ Yours, &c, UNION.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
The American House Still Lives -
New improvements.

Having leased the above-named house
pains or expense IN putting every de-
partment of this popular hotel in most
perfect repair. l have also fitted up a
nice bar adjacent to the office, where at
all times the choicest of wines and
liquors will be kept, and polite and at
tentive man to wait upon my patrons
and friends.
A strict watch viii at all times be kept
during the night; and particular atten-
ton will be paid to guests arriving and
departing on boats, both day and night
Ny table shall at all times be amply
supplied with the best the market affords,
and by strict attention to business and
the wants Of the public. hope to obtain
large share of the public patronage, of
which | shall endeavor to render myself
worthy. J. j. PILLsBURY.
CHARLIE HALL, Clerk. aug6-dtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18

A NUIsANoE.-If the city authorities
or Street Commissioner should ever, in
their perambulations, visit the locality at
the corner of Walnut and Seventh streets,
they will probably find that the condi-
ton of the cutters and crossings demand
their attention. The water stands stag
nant from week to week, and as it will
take but few hours work to remedy the
evil, we think it ought to be done If
the authorities wish to prevent sickness
they will attend to the matter without
further notice. We think the people
who live in that locality deserve this
small attention of the authorities, as tits
not often they are called upon to make
any Improvements in that quarter.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
For the Journa
The Trade of Evansville.


1t will be remembered by those per-
sons who are Immediately interested in
the trade and commerce of our city,
that on the 9Th of last April there was a
meeting of the Agents of the Treasury
Department, and of Surveyors of Ports
in the West, the object of which was to
adopt rules and regulations to govern
the trade of the country. Those regu-
lations have been framed and reported
to Mr.. Chase, (Secretary of the Treas
ury), for his approval. They provided
for the appointment of Boards of Trade
in Kentucky, all of which required some
terms, so that they were not in full force
until the 9th day of May last. The
trade during the term between the Sth
of April and the taking effect of the
said regulations, was to be governed BY
the rules in force prior to that meeting
So it was ordered and so understood by
all present at that meeting, except the
Surveyor at Louisville. He appears to
have Inexperienced the instructions,
and during that time, whilst the Sur
veyors at other Ports on the Ohio river
were permitting goods into Kentucky in
limited quantities. he was refusing to do
So -f-
This, with other matters, was made
the subject of complaint by the Board of
Trade of Louisville to the meeting of
Special Agents, Surveyors and others.
held in Cincinnati on the 18th day of
the present month.
A delegation of six merchants, from
Louisville, appeared before that meet
ing, and presented their grievances in
lengthy written memorial, and also by
verbal remarks, complaining bitterly of
the conduct of the Surveyors at Cincin-
natl and Evansville, by which the trade
of Louisville has been destroyed. That
they had been granting permits for
goods in violation of the Regulations, &c.
This charge was Immediately investi-
gated and the result was the following
resolution, which was adopted by the
meeting with only one dissenting vote:
Resolued, That the Secretary (of
this meeting) be instructed to inform the
Louisville Board of Trade in reply to
the first specification of their communi
cation, that the (present) Surveyor of
customs of Louisville in refusing per-
mits into now insurrectionary States and
Districts previously to the appointment
CT Boards of Trade therein, acted under
e misrepresentation Of the understanding
of the meeting of the Special Agents and
Surveyors, held in Cincinnati on the Sth
of April last, and that the action of the
Surveyors of Cincinnati and Evansville,
in granting permits under former in
struetions and regulations, was right and
proper under the circumstances and is
approved by the meeting" :: R.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18

sap If anybody desires to see the
manner in which the editor of the Chi
cago Times was hayed by General John
A. Logan, we call their attention to the
first page. Gen. Logan certainly lad
self liable under an ordinance ofthe State
prohibiting unnecessary cruelty to ami
mails. A more merciless roasting and
basting we never read. The editor OF
the Times has reason to remember Gen.
Logan for many long years to come.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18

SINKS VARIETIEs-This troupe ap-
pears to be giving most excellent salts
faction, if the tosterous and uproarious
laughter of large audiences are any indi-
cation. They were favored with "good
houses on Saturday and Monday nights,
and have been induced to give one more
entertainment. The character of this
evenings performances may be judged
by the programmes which are distributed
through the city. Amusement-seekers
will no doubt be on hand tonight in full
force.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
Notice to the Public.

j. Cohn offers for sale a large lot of
good furniture, consisting of bureaus
tables, bedsteads, sofas, lounges, chairs
wristbands, cooking stove, carpets; also
one new carriage, one set of silver mount
ed harness, so boxes of dried herrings,
and large lot of dry goods, will De sold
next Saturday, Aug. 18th, at 9 o'clock
A. N. at auction. j. j. COHN'
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-18
Motjce to SHIPPERS.

The Evansville aud Cairo Packet Com
pany will receipt through freight to Cum
berland river as far up as Linton, at the
same rate as regular Cumberland river
packets. We viii also give through-b'lis
of lading to Memphis and all way points
at same rates as Louisville packets
Our connections are such that there VIII
be no detention at those places.
fr-sIftE Sos P. D. VETS, Agent
Evansville & Cairo Packet Co.
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