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Meeting OF the U. y. Christian Commission.

THILADELPHIA, IHIIhuFIFl wv
An immense meeting was held mere this eFch'
{no NV the United States Christian Commission Oh be-
half of the Union prisoneis in Richmond. bi-A'l
Potter Of Penney lvaDa'Iresided.
Tho building was filled 10 over1owing many NUM-
rods being unable 10 gain adniitance.
Addresses were delivered by Bishop Potter Governor
prough OF Ohio Major Boiler from the LIBBY irisoh
George H. Stuart. President OF the Christian OoniAis
The Collection amounted to oyer $1,000. and 1t eI
pectcd IL viii reach sl3,Wo.
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1)o!itifal Notices.

Nineteenth Ward Union Associafion,-A Regular
Meeting oi tbs Association Will e hold Dngr dions ID
COth-st.. FRIDAY EVENING, 2Nh inst. a. u
O'CLOCK. The Executive and Fin will
al the time and place. by order
VII. L. DECAMP. President
Craus a. TRosr Secretaries
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The Erig Rio Grandc Ashore.

ST. CATHAkINfbl IHtIsu"!i 1NV'' =
The brig Rio Grande, with a cargo o. % Sin :,
and -four Is ashore at Port ColboIDe' ono 10 ''n "
water and the prospects Of saving her arc poor.
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Nev.Ys,s. Ct,trsI ruiIroud.


rAe undersigned Stockholders In the Nsw-YOrk C<ssa
Raircsd feeling deeply ntHes;eds reform Of the mango
mont Of aid Rosd respectfully end ~ bolders Of stos
who cannot be themselves present tho ensuing election o
Director, 10 send their proxies Thomas W. Oco Albany
John f. Williams and George T. Talmsn Of New York. o.
either Of them. to be voted upon BY them at that scion.
A. time previous 70 thas day meeting will be called
the stockholders who may thus r-nd them hsf proxies
FOX tho nomination Of Board Of Disoto whom their
votes will be cast
Tho undersigned respectfully suggest dat tho interest u
stockholders will be better secured by thus plssns thas
proxies In the hands Of dsinerested aid ws known gens
men, such those named above than BY submitting them
to the present officers fhe Road to be used IN securing s
| own reelection. Signed
sPOFFORD TILESTON, GEORGE BARCLAY.
ELISHA RIGGS, JOHN @. JONES,
JOHN DAVID WOLFE, JOHN p. MOORE,
HUGH WHITE. LEONARD w. JEROME.
JOSEPH BATTELL, PM BRYSON,
NJ. DELANO. EB. WESLEY,
A. BRYsON. q. g. n, ROBERT b. CAMPaxLL~
N. ii. Il. WHITE. CHAS C. BhcKUS.
II. A. JOHNSON 6 Co., JAMES W. COBB,
lCLINTON L. MERRIAM (of J. @. HAMILTON.
Merriam BclJ JOSIAH RICHARDS.
WM TILDEN RUSSELL SAGE
WIN. NJ BURR Aud others
FoRx OF PRoxY von
EVICTION o. DiREcross,}
9Th DECEMBER, 1903.
THE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMpANIp
Tho undersigned stockholder in 1.-THE iIEWY0RK.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY" hersy sppoinA
THOMAS W. OLcorr, JOIN Z. WILLIAMS and q 70. r. TALL
MAN, or either Of them
attorney and PROXY for and In name 70 vote fps
Directors Of the said Company and for Inspectors "a Election
vt tbs annual election for tho said officers bs III at tns
Office Of the sad Company in tie City OF Albany, tho
ond Wednesday OF December 1862 Whatever ether
snl place such election may b. held, and fos .ad
In 10 act at saoh election and IN any r.se1s n
proceeding which may then take place fully coyN
do psr-onsy present with fall power Of subi Non sni
revocation to them either Of them All previous ','-s
| being hereby revoked
Witness.
The above Il correct form ~ PROXY for those WI,
10 give for tie next l. ecsiol The ss1g.s a.J5
witnessed by two Witnesses, od tersf .sLp ai.aclet
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Durham e. DrcI,av,
CLOTHING.

Durham e. Drcl<aw,
CLOTHlN1.
A superb stock OF
FALL AND WINTER 6OOD5.
Ia tie Mems and boys Departments
Ready made
OVERCOATS,
OF MOSCOW. E.quirno and Chnchilla Beays.
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH.
OF
Engsh Scotch, and American Cosiinss.
Surrrine dross suits OF "a qu.liss.
BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
no. "a dTH-Ay.. OPPOSITE COOPER DESTITUTE.
AND
NO. CT LAFAYEITE rLh cE-
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Movements o. ocean steamers.
Dnsinss5 A0litcs.


MoLTOSs COIN risS are now sold 81 thc
sane price. a. before toe - b~ VIZ, ii. f.,
entirely owing to ,hs Msnasc,.,' Improvements in ml
cAinsry IL Psos~a.!aTre !'sa a''. . oo' .noe
SYSTEM cI until he commenced a'''F 49, '-'i"""
done On Credit aai ,'rictiy irliA 1> 't.f
l., Morton Gold Pens aFr 'i' o I'D a o. pr'sa
rs to ni-~crs Of al o'aeT sod '- - fi'-li c Poe
Gold ov.ramcai Tax 49,. ors fo.lo. 80. cha 90
-. w. H. t,.,v
- f'.e''' " -''''.'' % "''
an,. ~, g $50 - -. - ' p'
- t.t., .. A. ASA
,s''" o. O. 'H '''''' '."-s ' N' '.'''1
f', San , ., os',''ea =, .1' Orc. 80 a. ' OF '' ''
ri. ,..,,.. i...,.i .t.. ,, ...,....
N'-'.i !o 'n D-'" gu '-'.'''s -A'''' '.- .'''
God fe' e1'.'' 'a'r'ed t. - 'A-i '.l -. %. WE,
tAc Flest anlo uusrrai ilthf'e-.1f- f'rr o. every
,hnr yon t-,e Moron cold re, ,---rf a .'oiat'a
20 DE- ,-'- ''-s' 9a'"i q '''-. '- d. De- o., o
o." -" 'n .-' '',a DO
--,---
''''
ru.r~ T. Err ONr lusr i'd .t.rn 8 uIsG. ffi.rfsE
Ire 'hoV q hAAAH N',n''. a.
'-l"HN' : "'' 80 - -.
800 Io 40 s-,,ss, Ne.. r. saaA 80 ~ faop f..
n,,o,l,,
49,, -----
Mr.. NJ. G.. BEoWE. Mrtaphs -icAl Physician,
Proe,scr Of o.. Tyr, Ear sai s 'f be = la - ' 90
.ee pn...ts IL No . Eondat on 81 aai IBuHS
-.
bAi' ehH 1i'1 " '''.N =" 80
"HhiLhh 10. 40 49,, -,
hsTs Won 'is ~, ~ Urn i',i - = ~, ' i,i,,l-
MtohtL. 2 - 49,.
p,o-,.,o 90 .fup Nr,vorfs Sr,rf..t tfrlg-
Arr AND srxr,t sSsrrns Nov n'd fri le 'in' go
tepors o. ne 10y AAp - t.,,fl. n,.e,
1os. Howard As.oc.si.on. ie..c'. lll. To-
Vy.rrTrgrh I,Fr-LIrg Ff,Ti.ri.
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The relatives ond friend, axe invited attend her funeral
SHti'ly thc 2Nh inst, ~ p ~ foni the house, Inter
merit At Greenwood.
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SPECIAL Notices.


Pcst.Of,tc. No,ice.-Tie Nil. for no UNITED
KINGDOM ard the cONilNENt ~ LIN h", M az
- ,o5 the sr,rEs VIA HAMBUnG per steamer
TEUToNIA vii clos" at ,ias oh,ce ON rNiI itDAl, tie
town station, a. stson and H. 10 D. NJ; s'a.
tons sni d, 9! m Station; = enS =; ~ s Az
o.. M Np""' ' .
sleeve pu,,cu. and s,tuds.-oSE, TWO and
THREE DoLLAhs @s''
For sale by ,r, = ANN
No. as Broadway, our door below ,ana'-st.
uar.Rlnxs md Pins. New Styles TWO TiihLt'
thE, aud hIohi DOLLl"S S'e'
For by q = ALIEN
No. as Broadway. one door ieie" .euats..
Diamond Rings tNTY-rns. rHlRTy Thirty
Thyiro Foy. Fifty, sixty Ave seventy h.s EishYy,h.
ono Hundred, Two yhlee tea' ths tx ,nd rye" h0ha
It O''' '' No - Bsosiray, DOR below c'nal.'.
Ladies', prncc New ~tyies.-IWo, ihhLL'
FIN + and E.GAr DOLLARS each.
For sasby cro = ALIEN
Nc. as Broadway, one doc. belo. eai.l 81,
Geld ard sl,ver,
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES,
B0oshsSy o. c. ALIEN,
No Al, Broadway.
Cod.pIafcd Watch Chains for indies and t :,a
THREE, luth IN L, ''"' uA' H'"'A'
DOLLARS each fo1 si'by - p nrrv
No as Broadway, Que doos oea' canal-'t.
Pine Geld Watch chainsNLw, sTSLES ia5 , X.
a.. aud ts.ten.cn.-k iF TEN INENIt, " E-'Ai-
I'VE FIFTY 70 ONE huNDnED p9lL ,lI, e,ah-
No il5 FRO idwuy, 9ns door beow C..,l y,
Regular Union Nomination.
ron AiDrvIAS, -.
vrJfh pi.,ri. ms of i.h tlfi anl 18Th Nlstsl,
WILLIAM \. MALhIR.
C.Iorei soldiers WaI<ei Tor "A 'sow aesnneH'
,s,.lns Ia ooAlyn. They MA Ice pad 'rJo sssh IA h,ha
si., ali state and Government b0uI'e- hppy 20 az
LANES WELLS, Au,holred Recruiting Nl;.f' No. 'S'
| south. a., corner OF Jam.s Slip.
'"' wv Dir upuAsrs ELECrEARy ~
FpR PLEA CoSiNFNfSS. Dtrfi.irsN, ~
and Iirsr Conp Ant. Soh ~ the Doc.+s Medical 's' 40
Sg ferth, .lgd door from the ge@ery, between boy ei
eA broadway. fIice / sen. by mail 10 ey part % !"
| llA..d states. ;, &. Wills : ~ ,,,,,s
| No rs frsnAln'st. Gene al asehI..
Beds. l,nitrcs-cs, &C., . IN
| GOJ!' AND CHEAP. AT
! NIhlhNbS
No. 20. Lndiors'.,
tolue. Houston.
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TortTf ITII II DlFTsITt.
Csn.. 4. .. A.I. = fl aai 81 III Nafds. . .
TH..rf.r rf D.. -.'a n 200 l.stH iuill42i 1istiirf
49,. lei. t,.r n WA r. VAS cOIT =. Ci'ii Jos
lie. .rd tie.i t.rHf va - MANSFIELD " ioss Js.
as 0 f.ft l.. .rrt. Sc Ltr q y haMn', NO -
A.. It,a.t III o. silDhI J. EtlHy iAo !'tL tns, Il Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

al iuudr' "a u o'lfi '.trr'
Honey ~ Pahiic once"
NATIONAL DECORATE UAloy ASp PEOPLES
s0WsAriOw
DO .r,rnrAs surrrsrH pirEicr
lusrr.rsTu v.sp
ROBERT msGiSsis
Rcguinr Democratic, Mci.eon. and Union Nom
WV hLDE"|VH' b Tucl.
foR ALDkRHAN.
WILLIAM DOHEi.Tf.
Union Nomination.
rfh1H ,LpERMimc DISTRICT.
sHrnia.
john LABOR.
Tlira JuJlclnI District.
fOA fOLith JusI,b,
Ja,Es 81. MURRAY
Twelfth, :.ine.rsolh nna r"ssp',--eGe"a Wards
WITH JUDICIAL NriAlbE
FOh CIVIL JUSTICE
CHhiiLhs ,. JLNhi"s.
Csuxcn-' Association.
HsiliH AND &Ai5f WfkD5
WIN Jo'icI'L pi'IricT.
10 rms or rh- o. r'fr pifrHos.
.sfno.iy ak e srfi ot Of TIE neme"r' q TIE Jr a. d
Of oppo.-d 10 he constant changing o. our judge
"'''''' to '''''''' P'' ''''' THEODORE J.fospA.
! si,fh Jniicinl District.
yliliTH MD ANisr wAhpS. :.
AZ. Convention 81 me constitutional unon Organization,
h,o .. Coa'''.uoH 'ia CO.. % ~ y, a1 ,, tEd''''
LAMBS ,liii0til ~ Pc,rr Je,iiee md
GIDROh, =. BAfKkIi, 10. Cs. Justice,
W., :, , ara ,,,p''! N'''''' p1TEn WOODS.
- "''' 1ecfs,ary. Ihairsnsu
Union nnI Constitutional Nominations.
Vim JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.
Poll
Of XIlh Ward.
ior Civil Justice;
CHARLES j. JtNhlNS
AAs; Az J. SS%SGis4tIjIAn'OS }ca,lru.n.
g g 1 T. = isG'ist,,r,s sc"e'rio,
u,-,,.r Union. Morh"t a,i ci.ien,' Nomination.
for school trustee:
Dr. JoIih &. AthE5oN.
T,Ic, nominations sor Councilmen I2ih. 19ih'
.0ih, @is., and I'D wards, 40 e rIycKYEY,
| Si5.I1.lt's II. BitOoCK, IT, JOSEPH cypLLihrrrn
NlLAlth sIAhHlIF MI'n"i' % 80,
tniqn Nomination for ,onnfi''n"n'
IEih 1871. .uh, llft anu ga "u"'
JOSEPH CJDLlPP.
Kcguinr 1 mon ,omnn,ion.
FOR POLICE itoilCf ,,,., ,,,.,.
Ilfh Iud ci.l DisIic-NlitA, Altn and Min "'u''
EDWARD NJ. SKIDMoi'E.
Eiu,h ward yn.nn ion..-sor 'ley.t 9f Ia
Ice Wi.r, T. smith; Tor Co4noen. Mii4n IT, hou1 I,
N,1 herbnn Fiber robins A".a,'i, comnis.ioner
i"f g. Bogci; Tor la,reio. Georso L. MsIGu ioi AZ"
tees, william H. oee9,y n'"i{ IN ogpTE, Chairman.
VILLAS rDwAHDs SecfeiaIy. --
sixteenth hilcrmaric District.
Trsr.sf Union roulaou ieI Ail'I"As
O-OgDh J. Oltppnl ,,.tco., c,,.
yo1s Is. 3oposArn sAo~ Gh'' u" V
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Grand Ratification Meeting.
WALL STREET.

The Merchants, Tsx}syers. and Csen, irrespective Of
party who desire 20 promote the incres Of Municipal no
form viii meet Ia fou, Of the Cuom House. IN Wslt on
FRIDAY. He.. u. 1863.
a. p r..
TO rafy The nomination OF
OlISON BLUNT
for Mayor
GALlSnA A. GROW
viii pesk at the Mercban and Tax Payers Meeting In Well
81. this efernooD, a. J clock.
WM CURTIS MOVES
will address the Ncgchans aud Tax payers The OR SON
BLUNT ratification Meeting in Walst, ct o'clock this
afternoon
Merchants and Tax Payers ORlSON BLUNT Ratification
Meeting In Wast ,his afternoon, At o'clock speeheTs'
The Hon. GEORGE OPDYhE. WILLIAM y. DOLCE, =.
u. CHlffENDEN. ELLIOT {. COWDlN. VIM lULLth.
TON. HENRI kiCOLL, HORACE ORLELtf. iEhhi
5. SMITH, HENRY }. RAYMOND, Gov. H. u. NOBLE
and othtrs
Iv orders WIN TUCKER, Chairman.
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Union yIns. Meeting,


The Union c,zeus Of the ANTH WARD will hold Rstih
cation Meeting on FjlDAY EVENING. Nov n, 1863 a,
Lincoln Hall sd g. AID hsv TO riify the Union
nominations for Mayor touncim end School OGu-s.
AdIrossos by
Hon HORACE GREELEY.
IIor. FREDERICK 4. COSKIlN0
Ion =. Di.I.Al lrLD SMITH,
CHARLES >. WHITEHEAD, e.l,
lion. ETHAN ALLEN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

'sTl%T "GT cF"& a SIS Sr ro Msabs s'e'
r,h, ,l,,.r, nc 5h ,nd sl.i Maids, A. tho election
10 be- held on tie Ltd Of noemb, 1904 Police Justice
W. the unlrf.sd ,ute s-st pleasure IN rrcon'mcudin
Captain tANcis a. srhiJhf a. suitable pe',o" 60 h
ci,,ge H. ,,' pr,.n,ii en,ly qaly him t.
pell,tn. tho duto. oil toe ofhee.
ldy n u: M.run, H. ;. a'..ior.
William b. iiayorryrr. 's.hiayor
William '. bniy. - Mayor
Fnnci, H. gulln. 80 Recorder
j. ". hoaa ~. NJ. . Last gi'hs.
N, Res. nr iioushion, No iat 2@h,'
Ans Rev n. J.. Moagomciy no. 10 tisi 'Vih -
Dame sanford, NO. 20 We.t J'ths'.
" ilam T. Carey SO. 2il Jthey
kaAain Sullivan, 40. q fast tBli ~.
RIA " uhsus, No. 81 Wet ti'h-.t
GeolBe '. collins jr.. 40 Il te', JS'h''
u. u, Tuner, No. "a 5h.ay.
Waiter Mcgee, No. - IA, ~. It.
John Foster. NO. liD Bat iohst.
Whit Seaman. No tDs,ttay.
Andrew Campbell No a0i 4thN
Charles yaics. so. Eat JJdst
Rose Wood No. . West ?o,hst
s ,afG Ao hlSsS kIi d l5 Fast ''A'
Smith Cir. 80. Is Wee, 2ahst,
OBJ C. ps'@ ",rio fih ~ and nd sh..,
Philip Caswel, finh Avenue Hotel
Charles II. h,rlor, Claltndon iioi,L
The Undersigned Election. of tlo WITH WARD,
having unequiyocsl Of the faithful action Of
RICHARD oBRiES ia hi. ofcial conduct a, Councilman
tho bot evidence OF Ns
recommending hin feI the support a III, ciowC ~
eandiiai, los alderman fos s.e Ayllli wsd G,gns1SA
ISAAC BELL, JANIS II. NltltoLSoN'
rDSfS TAYLOR, IfIAfL CORrE,,,
tiIAS. IAMSON, Bbb'f l.. tuIllNo,
q. ID. J.. GRANT, N. l.. Hc'NLAuf.
Tveiiih Ward Union Nominations ior ',H"o'
Oililst,.
For or. ii1nfr,
JAMES &. NILLLIl.
Tor iusIcti0r.
IENis n. NiNEN, .,..,,o.,
,T,,,... DaItD H. KNAPP, JOHN - AlLoN.
IOil.. 81 REED, Chairman Convention
4 NJ w. iiuNs. Secretary.
Arm Nceti,u OF the I'd Jadicinl District n'on
Convention Min and iHih Nafdsl couNrn'h on NE
xr-,. al ,,,.uh.r 20 IluJ NJ No ~ 'hrn me st NJ
r, .. a. r,pru. 1pprsfcd beiore tte Convention h' &c
iir a. uo,i,,ion cred him Tor ,ivl Ju.icem w -
,n' VIZ ,,i ~ rsnoon tho Cons,noh psocceiei %
nominate hy a,siamaii)h "ii"i 49, '''''' '' -
candidate ,uI Civil Ju.tice $50, y.- nppcv Ci.i-,,n
Tuol,s McpOrGAft, secy.
| second AidcrE,npc District
L,rular pau horiuasn
for Alderman:
| ~, l.,.,v MORRIS FnIEnsMhN
| 3JeV-s.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
ran EUROPEAN CONGRESS- IN ITS
RELATION WITH AMERICAN
AFFAIRS.

o.r Position Abrond-peacefs Settlement
If all Our DiGicuitics with Foreign
Yowers-Chnrnctcr OF shc European
CeuCross-Ilorcs If the Rebels Concern
;uyis-AGcmpts 20 Ennucncc it-Pcri tioa
70, up TO Tint EHrcs-Thc Tlexicans Fol.
rowing their Example.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14
Particular Notice

There are 1ndTy preparations sold under III name Of
B'tters' PIT up an quart Jotaes compounded of he
cents per gallon, The taste disguised by Aise or Cio.
der Seed, w ''"
This class Of Biers has caused and ,giH continual
cause, as long as they be sold hundreds % de n.
death o. the dTUnkGrd By their The systeU, is kent
continually Under the influence of Alcoholic Stin,rLa,s
oThe i1orst kind, the desire for liquor is ceofed and
kePtWp, end The results all The horrors attendant ,,,o =
drHRkdrd's life aud death. F'''"
For those 1rho desire and WILL HAVE a Ti,,,o.
Bihers, ace publish The foIotcnq recent Get CfNF
BOTTLE H0OFLAND'S GERMAN RITTEpS
and mir Nth TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, ddd The result ,oiH be a prepqration
that fciH FAR EXCEL ia medicinal rrt1tes o,,d t,s
excellence any Of the LigRor RRfeTs i, ~
market. and lciH COST MUCH LESS. Yor ,r;H
hare az the arrives OF HOOFLAND'S BITTERS in
connection Nth G00p article of Lioror NJ = ,,aI
Jess price than these Inferior preparntiors Fiji st
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14
AUCTION & Confession
Old Auction House and a New Aue

UId AuCGI0n HOUSE and NEW Hue
tioneer.
T ]. COIN, HAVING RENTED THE OLE
q Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets Evansville, for term of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
ind attend to selling all kinds of Goods Furniture.
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &C. Liberal ad-
yanceAents made on consgnments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
ruSted 70 NV care (mar2sl J. J. COIN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14

In sEc equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse 10 losses, the PHNIX stands pre-eineitiy at
the head Of Us profession ghle its eJtensire prGcti-
teal, and rstcGss business system Of local agencies
as not ercetfed 6y any similar corporation the acord
Insurances solicited and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
j. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

II NELSON CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
al kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend ia
Ielling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention tc
collecting debts claims; will act Il agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to us.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
rnv15 II. NELSON i co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14

DAKING POWDERS
ID Is dog u cans Bishoprick's Baking Powder,
80 dog u
Is doz
marl3 At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
TX DOZEN BAKERS coco: 5Olbs Chockolate;
IO 20 dozen Corn Starch, at
maria ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery
ESSENCE C0FFEE-IOO dozen Essence Coffee
IL in tin foil so doz Essence Coffee in tin boxes
all the celebrated brands can he found at
marl3 ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14
Ro0FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
Clergyman, Lawyers, PHYSICIANS
and Citizens.

dAu C1B1ZenS,
iestlIylng OF their own personal KNOWLEDGE to tbs
benehclal effects and medical virtues of r.
Bitters. " Vi These
DO you waht something TO Strengthen you7
DO You want good appetite?
10 you want TO build ap your constitution,
Do you want to feel well
Doyou want to get rid of nervousness7
DoyOu wantenergy!
Do you want to sleep weIlp
Doyou want brisk and vigorous faelligp,
TIERS AN DIT
from !; NEWTON BRCFN, d. d., Editor effbe
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoaofedqe.
Although not disposed 20 favor or raconrnan
Iaieht medicines in general, through distrust q
theH ingredients and effects; yet know of no suf
hcieht reason why man may not testify TO the
beneht he believes himself to have received f,cro
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others
40 TINS the more readily in regard to Uo, :
land' German Bittcrs, prepared by DIR q NJ IacI =
son, OF this city, because was preiudiced anain.
them for many years, under the impressiop a.,
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture lam IN
dehted to my friend Robert Shoemaker. ESQ f.
the removal of this prejudice by proper tests ana
for encouragement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility Tho uso
OF three bottles of these Btters at fhc heo-;nrir
Of the present year, followed by evident raief
and restoration to degree of bodily and n,ent. I
Vlgor which L had not felt for six months baf1r.
and had almost despaired of regaininp. I tbere.
fore thank God and my fr1ud for DIRECTING mn. 70
the use of them. J. NEWT0N RPoIIEN u
PHILADELPHIA. June 23 IS
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I,hs STR Of yesterday, We ruhi,hod tie cores
pondence of M. CoSwAy win Mr.. MAsoS, she
rebel ernisssry IN London. 10 contained the 10.
sane proposit on Of al nbolitioust 70 scl out his
country for ,he miserable potA.e q negro emanei-
patton. Upon our statute books are to be found
laws that clearly authorize the punishment 4
Amcri' an citizens, =, home or abroad, guilty Of
correspond ns with gu enemy Of their country with
the intent Of defeating the measures Of tho United
SAFES Gnverpmsnt. or e. wssten IN any way their
efficacy" Co,wAr claims " have bc,n su'horiy.d
by te Anti-SlAvery men Of America, to make lie
proposals. 70 the Confederate envoy. As our
laws cannot be enforced agaua the principal
ode nder. We hops means will he taken
70 ferret on, and arrest all who are
guilty Of aiding and sbetting HIM In lis
wicket designs sgan,, N. government. Written
and oral evidenc, agains, some Of thes. men wi
DOUBTLESS I've for.hcom ng At the proper time and If
our courts fail to eon'c, thcn, the door, Of For,
Lafayette sh Juld he thrown open for the sgress Of
its inlaa tes, and the sword jis drop from the
pslssd hand Of az executive too weak e. WELD H.
ALREADY these cu.p'is see the handwriting on tie
vail that condemns them, and WV. LLo,D GAR.
nisos hsss.ns 10 wrissle out Of the unpleasant
position his ally 10. placed him IL, ty sen Ing ,
long letter to The Editor of the Tsrnr,s, where n
| hs Tepudistcs any connection with M. CoswAy
| and bis propositions. O,her sinners Of ike stripe
beat around the bush but 1t tsma n to te seen II
their "rsdics!" fisnds In the administration vii
be able " save hcm from tie penalties they hsv,
| incurred, by scnding . man Ike CoSwAY u cor
| respond with our enemios in . foreign lsnd
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TnhHor Your isys since We HrS loosely eI.
tlsinsd that Ue srprising aoqu.e.cence 81 SrA,-
ros, CnAsx, HALLECk & Co., AMI tho yp.ittoA
mansgefs Of ths war. Ia the dsi s~ctnent Of TIER
fsvorito hrro General HooK,R, from The comrnsnd
Of ths Army q the Potomac, wss OWN tos lux
bic Of tie Pis'i1snt in norlustings General wto"
foreign Lit,h Irecudei him from Interfering M
his and their in.risuos fr ,bs Presidcncy 10 csss
he whipped tie rote.s ont Of Pennsy.vsIi.. TIE
nsIi day twopreteuilous journals adj ted the idea
with an ob'u'e gravity peculiar W csr,s n phases
OF intellect Development aud SOUNDED Central
hsADE's capacity and President LiScaLS's ,hrewd-
nees, with c.arsctori,'ic dI.ln.ss. III, wsssIf-
6citnt 10 lead Ns remainder 81 our Ny ootsm-
poraros on . false r.clt. aud now they arc 81 at
logg,rbesds over ,oAiro,ofsy mat 10 enough 10
make rnen weep IL view y. the Gl,Ise,ed condi.l.
ofths country.
That such . po'nt ssou'd Rave been seriously
motel and discussed in CRISIS llso Ne
present, pro,e Gst trading politicians ere
Of ell men. the lesst qualified o. give an
incl geat opiu oa on publ, ,ss.fs. T.ey are
clever Al caucus,s, And esn calculate the problem
OF . ward ballot-LoI ~ sccurs,ey az NEw1os
woshrd The earth and Fixed .t,rs Ia, ..ft said.
Ing public opin n. Or representing tie real .euti-
nenis OF the pc PIE, they ar. sboI, ~ wei cnai-
nsi as poor "fishtins Jo."io stop into N,CLst,-
Lars p!aceapd Command III. Army Of tha r., mac.
Tho vital question for tho American Teoo'o 10 not
Whether Gen. MyAprs spsush birth legaiy ! f.
qualities llm from spo log Any persons plans 'or
The Ptosdency, bit wLctAof no can 30 eGcctua,l y
aided In saving country for somebody To 10 Pre-
81 ent over H. tae fntIre. This is to lie decii,d uoi