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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

BARBER q LOWRY.
Attorneys * Counse11ors at Law
ALIEN BARBER. ED. d. LOWRY. J. J. BARBER.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
viii practice their profession in counties of Grant
c,aword and Badax also, act as agent in buying and
selling lands, paying taxes, procuring land patents ar
sars ofpay to soldiers soldiers bounty pensions and
otbor business connected with the Dep -rtment al
Washinoton Lancaster, Dec lat 1862
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

be DIVIDED into separate crowds, are bsnt
on plumber, pilage, and robbery Of per
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01

them Miilnn into auF hands Aisa q large
aoep'lif u mFape aNa provisions oa tho
,pnaslia eide At lha glfur
4 genefal pnnfangalian was 10 pri
gress When aeF hFpea len Many desae
Tors oae,a ~ auf liaas wha rpna,t two
rnHlmaHls VI MIssauFans had stacked
lhelr arms q iaw days agn, oraasai tho
nNee ami vent home Aniher reAi
meat " Mlssparlans Ion q short lin,e Al
Coz, tallng 'hals aFms with them Two
lpplmpNla of 'isAans also stacked lhplf
arms and started hlf hama regiment
~ cavalry Nas spai 10 pnrsali has ~.
stead " effaslinai Joined lha ,piageas
l+eeFgihlap aaas 30 ahaw ,ha fabsl
'fsns' Mississippi efmy u completely dls,
organised
The Arkansas Il 81 haatAhla stage anl
The poanivY bordering on iha dscs ham
a puinl lweslY lsa milss haiaw Nan lu
rsa 90 Little llaah 10 Nall provided viii,
fgFaRe and tiad 81 aubslsl 80 armY
ouF troops afp Ia splendid splflls, has
lag accomplished n,asi daFihg and saps
eesafal fail without the iaas II siaals
Ito, HHH
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
ARMY hToRta

ltAttH rhufpsAts WITT % hthtikrH
- tHtaH nfsi hanis sHi hHn tlii4sHs ielHi u ila
unHtHHifHi "a 80 ~ e HHiil iNa q iHHA#.t p.
ispi - " sHpllf sha ifinfa hiaalsli he's 80
- ttaNsf fiie f0HiaAa. NffHah
fsssis = Afss - f'isia fast stis,il 80 80,
fsil sairht
b, 4aas - tsssA Rlffai tAal a. Htalsas.ss
aHHii'f iitstkh aHa shHiiliiis Va ~ sssi~iitA
ft#ftfia - ssiis sHTfhNu finul
fHAsas - rHiH titsi ifHaiA fHeas
fnHnia - Faisliasi 80 p4nHAs a. 49, hrshsi
4 siaf g. ftgniifd hHm iiiHf w iinis bt iNa ~
dsfaieHsd ~ Tssassiiis ihalsN@
The ptsfht-la sftapith " iil fifH 'tf hasis - =
wflttsn contract Faii ftHiifatt ahai 'atp sffsr.
on iiis sixth day afispGatf, tp B. std tatglans 4,
fnfee uultt the thifty nfai dAt ~ hatth, thAi
bond sqfatiout 10 indemnify lhu q a. against
loss viii - requird Said bond uibst la asnea ~
the contractor aud two good anh sniieia sass'ss
Actual tare wilt - required 81 ~ ,asas nhis
must stale The price Icr larrrl or buuli a above
indicated. No charge for packages allowed IBID.
will be received for be whole srs one or m ~
the above items. Payment 10 be made monthly ia
such Government fund. NAV ha supplied by the
Treasury for that purpose. bids to b. addressed
the undeTsign-d, ESanr~illo. Ind. and tho coa-
tents Of each proposal marked ON the envelope.
dee5l y. II. EIIRhAN, Capt. L. ). A.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Gle AaiIp 5uurnaG.


Is Ir POSSIBLE THAI ANY SOLDIER GAN
be foolish a. "a ieaFa the city sithoata saeply
OF nOLLawAY'Hf oiNTMEAf AND piLLsa
whaayer does - viii greatly magst u, fhsss
medicines ara the aaiy eegialn eue COS ha~el osa'
plants, Fesers, SORES and ssarsy, oRly 40 esR'a
pes boa % pct sA
nR, RobAeK's soARDihAyiAN hfhf-
DIfs,=AFs yos sisk, no nlairs shat ossse ls
nosisd, depend atan u iha bleed, ~hieh Il the
sod ana saslsnsnsa ~ every organ, Il fli ~ ,"Ft
Nplion Ay sesRdinaYian hlaad pills ssd hisad
'uunrF bFsak 40 he saaFs ~ dissaas ln ths nalis
atAs body, Fhsy purge snd paFify 'As elements
'fm0od. Hence ti.siF qslsh aad eo,apists 'ars ~
dyspepsia, seTafasa, esspilaHsi ats .sssss, asFf
'ousses-, kiaiey elmylail'is piles, lgw fsoss d.
Hliiy, vhsunarisui, isaiAeh, want Sfsessai siEer,
&C., sts. Thess Esasdiss ssias isLisg uis vbels
assncal aosid Sea sdseftissnlsat
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
NEWS BY TELEdRApH.
Ry FHe ;, ~ nAs.
ExeluAively for tho journal.
MORNING DISPATCHES
ANOTHER REBEL RAID INTO
MARYLAND,
Vigorous ruTsal, Of the Marauaers,
THE FTGHr At DUaFRIEa
Tnn nIssouEI LEsIsLATusa
Aaalhsr nala Inla siasrIaaa.


kRw f0Rs, Dee. 3l-'fha tfibuRe' .
Washington correspondent says the "a
port that the rebel cavalry hai crossed
into Maryland near Edwards Ferry, 10
confirmed They vere followed la VI
enna yesterday morning by taFaa of
mounted men, under Capt j u Mia, ~
Scouts Cavalry, 800 strong
To-day the reconnaissance has passed
IS far as " iny PsB, near chaBtlily.
undef Lieut. Col Wiik~soH Three rebel
strsgglers we're taken prisoners yssiTfs
Gay " Che 5fh AsW York Cavalry Col
Perrr syDGAz@ Sili take sp the pursuit
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4 zr1sa0zr tAksa- aeloaginz - the "a
< z--zzz CzrElrv- And ugE u tie Czp5-
~ 7rssga. s1TE -11- Lee. START an1
zzurol1 3s2 GE--ers Szztioa On the
-s-3. sl1 -stss ezz1=E ~ Ak pzsces
ac-slL1rV
i 4zs-aa,a -scserss saSs 1Ae-s5oa
S-ln Al s.ihe=r 1sE- 21as<z<T. N3
sza=s zzsz = ls.--s aossE eE czrsES w1s
z-asS1.z ~ Elc-zEs r. Es--SS1z Is
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F.
ras Tines las ~ s,-i-x7-- 5zz-zls q
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7ss.ssl-lllsss1 az &z4Ts Ezr1 EsazE sx
ns-Fzz AXIS aE me lA-aa.r= All 2szzzE-
5-1 z-1zras.S Hz-1 E.eN mea 1ad slr
rzs=ezs aF z-T E= P1essS=3 =
>eE-s--s 4 Cars Were = 65Ti9ei his
sss-ee zs0 rErsz e5izzaz, each having
rKo psseez q zEzlilsry, AMI tEzz formed
zz-caed zpon Duufries, where L. arr
Tsl sAozs II clock A x, taking a 20
siti9a O. TIE hills commanding the tcxn
He eonDenced throwing shells and sue
eeeded IN demOIishing buildings lately
oecuFied 5y Gen Sigel, and several 9th
e. houses
The place was occupied by three com
panies Of infantry, 400 cavalry and four
pieces Of artillery of Gen Slocum' s corps
under the immediate command of Col.
Candy The fight lasted about four
hours, when the rebels were defeated
Our loss was 1 killed and wounded.
The rebels, so far as known, had 10 men
killed and IL wounded Thirty rebel
soldiers were captured, and they cap
tured 20 of our men before reaching
Dumfries, who were out patrolling The
Union troops acted in the most gallant
manner.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Particular Notice.

eThere are saaHy preparations sold pnder az NAME
BdtsTs, put up in 9HaTf bottles, compounded Of ne
heuPest trhisky common rum costing from d. e "A
eets per gallon, The taste dsSHised by ARise or Co,an
der Seed,
This csGss of Biteys has caused and sc eontsausso
cause, as loag they can be sold h,,,dres to die the
deoth OF the dTikard. By their use ahe sssen il Erf
coaliHsaty under the iueRce Of Alcoholic SsinpLases
effe icorSt Kind Tie desire for liquor is created and
ket1p and the result is all the horrors aSsdast spon
drfnkard's life and death.
For those 'cho desire and WILL HAVE a Liyror
Bdters, lce publish the follOtcihg recent Get ONE
BOTTLE HO0FLAND'S GERMAN RITTERS
and inix pith TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, da6 the result tciH be a preparation
that ,1W AR EXCEL in medicb,aI virtues and trte
excellence dy Of fhe Lignor Bitfes ia the
market, and NiH COST MUCH LESS YOH viii
hate all The rirtVes of H0OFLAND'S BITTERS ia
connection rRh a-GooF article of Li0ror at a ,rse6
Jess price thda these iriOr rsPoraasos ,si cost
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
The Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON CRY, December 30-Both
houses of the Legislature completed
their organization this morning by the
election of all emancipation candidates.
There seems to be a general feeling that
Congress should lead off in the enamel
patton movement, and there is no doubt
a prompt tender of compensation would
greatly facilitate the emancipation move
ment in the Legislature.
There is a strong prospect that the
senatorial question will be disposed Of
this week Under the constitution oil
this State simple majority only is re-
quired to pass any bill over the Cover
nors veto.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
The w.s tss ftsstasky e.a rssasss
sss--=M.sasa Hs es.tssa,


LotisuLLE. Dec 80, FH- Colonel
Harlan attacked Morgan at Rolling Pork
yesterday morning The engagement
lasted sn hour and half linflaa kill
ed aud EOundsd number of rebels,
lDsing 2 killed and wounded. Among
tie latter is Lieut. Polls Of Southwick :
baftery-siuce dead
The rebels retreated toward Bards-
te-n. having lost several killed and
w~unded, and a captain and six privates
ezFtzred Morgan spent last night at
Bsr3stO~n. and moved eastward on the
Springfield turnpike this morning.
Seats report that the rebel Col Basil
D-ks ESs seriously wounded at Rolling
Eo-k
A messenger reported to Harlan, that
s-r forees bad an engagements al New
Haven this morning, and repnsed the
rehels there
The ShepEerdsvilie and Rolling Fork
b-idges are safe The tresilewOrk on
GGdrzsgh's HHlis 20 seriously damaged
that L ~Ill require q month for its resto-
ration. Two small bridges, easily re-
stored, were burned by the rebels near
Lebanon Junction.
The above comprise all the damages
done by the rebels 10 bridges on the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad aud its
tributaries Lieut. John Speed of Gill
bert staff was taken prisoner by the
rebels near the trestle york and robbed
of his elothing, watch and purse.
Rosecrans captured several cannon on
his approach to Murfreesboro, and the
reports from below indicate that an en-
gasement is progressing there.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Pn1LApELpH1A. Dec. shrThe Wash.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3lrThe Wash
ington Chronicle has special from
Frederick, Maryland, believed reliable,
that Stuart crossed the Potomac at Point
of Rocks on Tuesday night, with l,500
cavalry and battery of artillery. and is
now in Maryland.
1t is believed it is his intention to
move on Frederick and destroy the bridge
over the Monocacy
1t is raining hard. and it is hoped the
river will rise and prevent their escape.
Plans are perfected for the capture of
the whole force
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.


FLOUR frmer for superGne and prices
10 cents higher Sales 5000 bbls at
5 l0@5 10; extra and family brands
unchanged.
WHEAT firm for led and prices up to
9S@l 90.
Com dull at 44@45. III C T--L
OATS 3z(aJ33.
WHISKY Soc.
doGs-good demand; 5000 sold at
4 35@4 50. Receipts 5000.
Mss Pork in good demand and sales
of 1000 bbls old city at Sll CO.
LARD dull and heavy at S2@72.
Cur MEATS active at full rates.
GREEN Meets firm; 3s@34 for shoul-
ders; ,52@,43 fer hams.
SUGAR firmer but, not higher.
COFFEE dull
GOLD 3l@1 32
SILVER buoyant at 90 25
DEMAND NoTEs | 25@1 254
EXCHANGE dull
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Money Market.
New YORK, Dec

New YORK, Dec. 81.
The year closes on an easy money
market, with cali loans at sac per cent.
Sterling Exchange frmer, l44@ l453 for
Merchants bills; l46@ 1864 for Bankers.
Gold firmer, opening at 335@333, clos
ing hrmer at 334 Government stocks
steady; U. S. 6's 81 coupons l024; ] $40
10l3; stocks better and active
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
PI PES. GOO
T II E A M E r I G A N
PATENT PIPE
PATENTED JANUARY 2lst, lsG2

PATENTED JANUARY 2lst, lsG2
Requires only a trial to provo its incompatible
superiority 10 any other pipe now in use. IL may
be smoked without ANY DELETERfoCs OR UNrLEAs-
sFFEcTs the oil Of tobacco is not drawn into
the mouth and the tongue docs not beoeme furred
or coated from inhaling its poisonous properties.
The bowl is made OF the finest DevOnshire Clay, aud
gives TO the tobacco peculiarly pleasant fra
GRANGE. The tobacco CANNOT BECOME MOIST, in
ordinary pipes, because the drip beneath receives
the saliva that insensibly escapes into the stem
hence the pipe never be ONES Ofensiv ly rank, and
the breath of the smok does not proclaim every
he meets that he has been "indulging in
pipe"
When the howl becomes elogg-d, or the drip be-
meath requires cleansing, the pipe may be taken
apart by removing the rim. The clay bowl may ut
any time be restored to its original whiteness by
burning in the fire, first drying it thoroughly or
new bowl may be procured of the dealer.
this pipe.
From personal experience, We know it TO be all
that it is represented. .'-P Philadelphia Inquirer
"A very decided improvement. ''-PRJhc Ledger
All Who have tried it b ar testimony to its *.
cellence. ."-Erenir9 I3stIlefin. ~ q rTr1T-
Z" Decidedly The b'st pipe in use."-MdndyWn
Star.
The pleasures of a smoker are enhanced athou-
sand fold by its use and the deleerious efpcts Of
smoking are entirely bviated. ."-SuadGy Dispatch.
a. heartily concur in the testimonials you have
es to its superiority over all other pipes in use.-
John S. ROhrer, VI. d
''It obviates, TO a great extent the .deleterious
effects of the poisonous constituent Of tobacco-sn
essential oil and nicotine. IS. G. BreidenbGck, M
Numerous other extracts might be given but
the above deemed sufficient.
JONES EVANS, General Agents,
No. 63l Arch Street Philadelphia.
Es- Coption.-As this pipe is protected by Letters
Patent, person who may initiate it, shall be
prosecuted TO the full extent Of the law;
SCHROEDER LEMCKE,
Wholesale and retail agents foI Evansville and
vicinity The trade supplied dec2
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
--
LATER FROM GENERAL
BLUNT'S ARMY.
TROOPS FALLING BACK To PRAI-
RTE GROVE. f
SEVEN STEAMBOATS, 6 CAR
GOES CAPTURED.
REBEL REGIMENTS DESERVING.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 31.-Addi-
tional particulars Of the march to Van
Buren are Just received Our army was
ten miles this side Of Van BLren yester-
doy morning and would bivouac on the
mountain top last night. lie expected
to reach Prairie Grove again today.
Gen. Scho6eld joined them a few miles
beyond the foot Of the mountains. u
Steamers Violet, Key West, Rose
Douglas, Frederick, Notre, Erie No. 6,
and Van Buren, with their cargoes of
green provisions for the rebclarmy, were
burned, also large amount Of army
stores The rebels burned their arsenal
and ferry boat at Fort Smith to prevent
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
H0ME TYsfIh0NY-

srEwARfssfLLE, Posey o.. fnd.. April is.
-. e. ~ EeE4cE-Dsay - f-i ii ny sssy
rresest sov esrt s,s a. 49, 80 siss s-sssss
havf -possvse f-aas s.ssr $3.50 .Iassiss B-1s1
E-n--di-s as1-r haf l--r s-yrsis an is.eS sons
hrs s=lss G1.6 r5-iHr ss-ts-- 1z--ls -ir=sH1sles
1-E uE- Eirgss-aa-zs --a4- ] So l--fir So -
ryil,. li1ss -1szusst ss@E- 1l-=sil-iIa z1--.e
D y FEaEAE
a--rssusrzazaz. ~ - azasss1zr- rsllnl1. rsssgE
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Destruetive Ftre I'm Ctncinnati

CINcINNAY1, Dec. 81. "A fire broke
out last night in a tenement house on
the corner of Eighth and Lock streets,
occupied by twenty families, who barely
escaped with their lives, losing every
thing but their clothing. The fire spread
to three adjacent buildings, which were
quickly destroyed.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
'aIua saoauAasiulmpv

I lsla psiAfAts VI AA,4ilA iisit thirssai Alfassi
w fiiisifa tNialrnnfHl VI iht fitt W ff#nst ll'F
~ NHiassHHFi ihs 4ial isf NJ lANlaft lsfa u iA
rblat 81 iht iFisHNAl pnflin N sAli hasfAsFA
lHiiaiailRe ~ t4gl N tHtsf sAitis, patHH aHl
~ HiiHe iHasi hFNtfhAH tHiAs. A.
hiNH Waiihs Niii NJ titfH M 80 IHif hHset ~ lie
ffis sAa alr1ssea ssiNfi'i ~ 1NWs n i'fst Asli
lsls HNl Hi.Aasi s.sH, " httsila
Aflat AlAllhikltHhg
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
Administrators Noticey

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has this day taken out letters Of
admiuistratiou upon the estate Of Lorenzo 7. Hop
kiIs, deceased. Az those indebted 10 said estate
viii please make Immediate payment aud those
having claims against the estate will present them
for adj siment according 70 law. The estate Is
supposed to DO solvent. a. G.. SULLIVAN,
dsc2T = Administrator.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
WANTnn

"a AhFtn eenrosAis so ttRAisn
a@l@pfhHr hrtAR tuMAee,N
sapa fhtf nAh MAuoA agNtf,
ialwa tttf nNe nissa ,emman aeaiini
as@ntbta MAhN wAtAVf lpANth
nhis ~ he ehala ~ t-,i " ,hA eheas, sieslNs
peb'4 ifllFa'nl M ". teg4 " he' iiNf illntiA
- Al ~ W aiastassA y rAs arsl
dsnai N lNNW, AA
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
blunt sheIIinr the rebels.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 3l.-Gen. Blunt tele-
graphs Gen Curtis, under date of Van
Buren,, Ark, Dec. 2Sth:
" My long-range guns are now shelling
the rebel camp across the river, four
miles below here If the enemy does
not retreat during the night, | shall en-
deavor to cross my troops over in the
morning and offer them battle. Among
the property captured are four steamers,
three of them heavily laden with sup
plies, ferry-boat, and large amount
of ammunition Quite number of the
enemy were killed"
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
CLnAK DEPARTMENT.

OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT HAS Just
~ been fIled again with sOnle choice styles. An
excellent chance 10 buy something useful for
sCHAPKER & BUsSING,
declG NJ 40 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
aRoumafna

TRkRNteAiFs, reAANFselts RAR
eNh'ra y seNe''fA ihai iRsNiAi.,.
lANAs aNloss ~ AAettls pNis '
tNiHu ~ shn - 4 'tNR =
SAthHtF 20 se's sotAEsltLAI
SNtti ralAfofs a. ersDfts sNfff
~ Nla'waas y 4 ,NnhA
flWn flljAasfA eHrfa4NAs @a
- ihlfs M lAiA "a 4slhftA IN SIS ft
lht tNNhA NAfnai lHsi.Nl# hhA tlHi4Nti4 f'st
e,l y "''''A ehbem 'siiH IA .,,s.,.
nRksHps nHAAHes II pe,s pHeips
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ASST
i9irs flgs lm HaAfs fHfsrN flAs, "
'1' sms'' iisa flesi Hse aD' tbIgLM
AiuRrnf fiiAsf FkfeA FiphitS -sNts
...i" 'N''''i v 'lH'T'h . paaes
Arr'Fs iFfir q Fe,F, At,Its ~
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NEW iiamlAi ahHfa pftsssl4sp
sa'N"'" Nv" s,ggii tsNs, sos,,
ts.sss!.t' ..s (" fifilsi'. ittHt'at, -"
h Aiaih8. HAiaisa 81 Ni@ .tA tHtsH
'q't' saisihsi stasts ueH tlpitHNti.
A.tii " 4 NlNta
tMuAns, titHtNfa AsN WAtatta
~ siiis Hti shfil.A AiWHHAa,
= Nilia tHtsh WaihHss.
p VIA ptasi HHial
hhls fliltsisi Afsslei it
AFrpu a. A VnnN
GAhnfkra aAhnfaFs
- iwr gn.''e' bs.-s shtAltws,
ttn whnta
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IN nAbt nARnts Ne. AAcsHatL,
M
de,go Just fueaisea % ~ A tupp'H
WHITE rIsu.-io uALr bts NEW wpt+r
li-hai n. A. CuokH.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01


Tcsticiek Sffheif c~a r-af-...sl ke.,.,,s.. !. ~.
kiise-s.
ne SVssssAt seressh 49, se ssassstsss Ss,s
~ Nee FsstN ss,a srs-titrt
y Wa esss = ease@ ~ ySsr sSassfsSssSas
n NJ Usaf e Al ~ell
nS ~ tessf a. 81 fta sfnerNeesn--as
n A0t NsntsaergNt
~ vaNsnt T. slssl. e4iir
~ Nsats tetSk raN sfreress hs,,sk<s
a S',a - ess ho0htANn< SegNNN BIT
fERS
N~-a ,. NsaEeN ResNwN. n. n, ssss~ = A.
keesv'se3ss e NesaNs~s N4s.asyra
AlsheugA Me1 afsl.sseA ~ asaz a. re~~,s~asNa
feteAt Nvsitsfnvs fH svRolul fhgs,ssA s4ssssss4 -
thcis inkfw.Asaess sal e4isls Net kpNN "a ~ aak
nVtcnt NsAss'n NAN man paNN e~s sp.stgN ~ 80
bcnetf he hslsssas hffgsrif tN haNe s,Nrls., 4 -.
any staple rtefAratish IN the hO,.s tAat y. -
thus csNnttieute - th~-henret "a eINr{s
10 shis the mere tsAaiily Il. t~x.f.l a. ENN !.
lands sornen nittcgs, fyViNaFr1Ry III 4 N i..A i,
soa, e tas cty, b-,sasr Nss pr,l,,iisei assfs,f
t..cm for MANY NrsTs. under the iraprsz>f,,e fh.a
they WIN chiedV sn alcoholic n..1tnrx "A, IN,
debtvd g. my fftcnd Robert Shoemaker Rsa-. A.
thc Tcmoyal 81 this prci0dioc by prVpcr se@tS ana
for encouragement tc Try them, when sunrrfnr
from great and leng ConfiRrod dchility. The . -
of thrco bottles Of these BittcrS at the herlnnis
Of the present year. followed bv evident r.ilnf
and restoration TO degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which / had no! felt for six months bcfors
and had almost despaired Of regainina 1 there
fore thank God and my fri'ud for directing mr. 70
the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia June o. l8 a
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01

NIACKERELtIN KElTS--r
lN1 s5 kclts extra Nc. I Mackcrpl easehed lSzs
~ lafEcNc
- choice No
IS extra family mrs- "
Received this das asa WARRANTED, II
dcclO IIIE. - "a A. COOKS
EnoICE Nrw HERRING -lon nniS. HNrEA
- Choice Herring thr bpst Ia the eitN, a.
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THs rnKsrDEsT's VISIT TO oErTrsBuro.

wAsrfsgros, Nov H. 1see
The President will lesve for Gstty.barr At noon 70.
morrow for the purpose attending s inaBsurston of
the national cemetery On Thsfscay. Ttsro viii 10 quito
large Gelogailou prcscnt from tbs city on 40 oerasB
EnGoymnors Johnson AMI Pollock have bern appointed
BY Governor Curtin msr,haE o The sisis u Psnnsyi
vana u the proceason Er Governor Randall has booa
urged By the representative q The softhu states
represent Their interests the Gsysbars ceroones
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR ~ ROUTE pos eGrrrssrRg
rmLiDnSni, sov II 1893
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participate IN the csf.mancs o The Gei cat.on q s
National CefneisrJ Ibsltdsy A reclal uAi1 wah
the sBd their s0 will issys ~ Hat.bgf. %
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