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OPTICAL.
LII. sOLONGONsON.


FHAUIIUAI AND 5UILNIIIIU UFIIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical line Of An
d the trade. From his long residence in this OIty
and the extensive patronage received during ms
tims he would say to his old friends and she pnbc
TsneraIy that no effort that could be put forth e
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grount
undgr his own inspection, to suit the eyes, IN all ca
- curnR weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of tn'
Eve and imparting strength for long reading and m
5swfng. The reputation Of SOLOMONsOhiS ast9b-
iishment the most reliable TO get the best articles
IN that line that be obtained has become an e.
eabishsd fact and attested BY his patrons whose ad
vice It fs: GO TO BOLOMOHSON'S, tmake no mis-
take,) $50 Superior-St., under the American and
there you will ind the best kind OF bPEOIAOhEs
adapted 70 your sight -
n3j-kIr Solomonson would here inform the publit
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Len
ses and those who desire pair Of bis spectaeles can
only obtain them By calling at his Establishment,
~ ABTIFIOIAL EYES inserted without pain
OFTI0E-Ho 10 suDsEior- under the American
Hotel Bbr2
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The Old Vermont Cough Remedy Is war
rantsd to curs Coughs, Colds and all Diseases Of the
Throat Chest and Lungs. Pries % cents per bottla
John E. Henry 3 Co., Waterbury, Vermont, Gener-,f
Agents. Sold by D. 5. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N.
and Strong q Armstrong. Cleveland. novls:439
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OFFICE OF WATERWORKs,
CLEVELAND, March 2nd, 1853.
NTOTICE "a HEREBY GTVEN

" that at any time after the expiration Of three
weeks from the first publication Of this notice. appi
cation will be made tn the Governor Of Ohio Tor the
pardon of William O'Brian, who, at the November
term, 1875 of the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahO
"a county Ohio was convicted Of Grand Larceny and
sentenced to seven years imprisonment in the OHIO
ClsTeland' Feb. "a, l85s:isl Attorney.
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nROBATE Court Cuy0hOga County
Petition to sell Land. Edwin R. Perkins
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of R. H.
Blackmer, deceased vs.. Maria c. Worthington
Henry G.. BlacBmer, Edward Blackmer, Mary
W. Bailey, George WOrthington and Huldah b.
Blackmer. To Henry C. Blaekmer, Edward
Blackmer and Mary W. Bailey, who are heirs
and legal representatives Of Reuben H. Black
mer, deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of
March, 1868, said Admins traitor de bonis non
filed his petition in the Probate Court Of said
Cuyahogs County, to obtain an order Of said
Court, at its session, on the 4th day Of April,
1868, for the assignment OF the dover Of Huldah
B. BlaclSmer, the widow ofsaid Reuben H. Black
mer, deceased, in and for the sale OF the follow
ing Real Estate, of which the said Reuben H.
Biaekmer, died, seized, or so mnch thereof
as may be necessary to pay the oebts Of said
decedent, to wit The homestead upon which
the said Reuben H. Blackmer resided at the time
of his decease, being west half Of su- bdvsiOn "a
of Granger's subdivision of ten acre lots Nos.
"a acd 55 in the City of Cleveland, in said Coun-
ty of CuyRhoga, having front of 90 feet on Pros
pect street, and being 1854 feet deep
Dated the 9Th day Of March, 1863.
Z. r. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non of Estate Of R. H.
Blackmer. marl:4SS
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Z N T 4 Il Z
For the Benefit Of Nervous Suaoz-
- ers. The WARNING VOICE on
Sslf-CuTe OF Debility, Consumption =
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, Gc,i BY formaE
Sufferer. Enclosing lamp, address
d. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mas.
PREVENTION BEFTEB THAN CURE.-Fhs
new French Safe Is the only article ever recommend
ed By the Medical Profession q sAFE and sURE Pre-
Venti7e. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
address. on reCapt Of stamp dec23;k BIZ
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LEaAL NOTICES.
OF REUBEN b. BLACKl

FSTATE OF REUBEN H. BLACKMER.
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrator de bOnls non Of the
estate Of Reuben r. Blackmer, late Of the city Of
Cleveland, deceased, by virtue Of an authority
granted by the Probate Court for the county Of
Cuyahoga, Ohio, will sell at public auction from
the steps Of the Court House, in the city ofCleve-
land in said county, on Thursday the second day
Of April 1868, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the
following claims that accrued in the lifetime Of
sad decedent, which said claims are desperate by
reason of the doubtful solUeney Of the debtors:
Note Of 6. W. D1rgin for s4,72, due February
9, 1859 note Of Luther Graves for 20 due Feb
ruary I, 1851; note Of Phineas Shepard for 500,
with interest, due September 20, 1853 note Of
1850. Dated at Cleveland, March Q, 1868.
E R. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of r. Il.
Blackmer. - .... marlO:4S3
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Monday, March 2Sd, 1858,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, $50 Acres tmors or lessl
Choice timber Lane, Bituated in this township Of
Mentor, Lake county, Ohio, one mile east Of VII.
loughby village, and wing the line Of the q. &
RAILROAD, and is known the Ely Tract Of Land Gate
Buwies ) The Timber consists of White Oak, suiia-
bic for ship timber or railroad ties, Beech, Maple,
Hickory White aud Black Ash, Pin Oak, choice
WhiteWCo5, &c, &C and viii cut 100 cords to the
acre The soil Is sandy loan, very rich-gcOd rem
ming brock Of water knOz u the ''Ward Brook
The iand will be sold in lots Of 25 and upwards
to suit purchasers Title perfect.
TERMS or SALE-One half Cash at the time OF
sale; balance IN i've equal annual payments, with
use. Y. ANDREWS.
p S-Any inf rmation desired in regard to the
above properly will be furnished by Mr.. JOHN L.
BROWN, Euclid station, or q. ANDREWS, propri-
etor, corner Ontario and Prospect-Sts-s Cleveland
Cleveland, Feb. 3, 1863. fe 26432
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The English journals are full of details
Of the preparations for the marriage Of the
Prince Of Wales, which was TO take place
upon the 10th inst. The bridal gift of the
King Of Denmark to the Princess Alexan-
drs is to consist Of copy, executed in
gold and jewels, Of the celebrated cross of
Queen Dagmar, which forms one of the
chief attractions Of the Copenhagen Muse
un Of Art. The cross, which in the reign
Of Christian Y. was recovered from the
grave Of that ancient sovereign, is one Of
the earliest specimens Of Scandinavian
art, and its curious combination Of enamel
and flagree work has been long regarded
as treasured heirloom In the family Of
the Danish kings. The tTousseaI Of the
Priaee5s has been Just completed 5y the united
e9oTts Of 120 SenpstTessss. The conduct Of
tie work had been entrusted to Herr Levy
eohE, linen draper Of Copenhagen. With
The exception Of the lace and some embroid-
Sfies, this portion Of her highness' doWry
1s entirely due 70 Danish workmanship.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost suspended By practices and
cous habits that viii inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unless checked IN time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise '.HUMAh FRAILTT, or PHTs.
IoLOaIcAL RESEARCHES" Il is elaborAtsly illustra
ted with oolorsd ehgraVings and Will convince the
most hardened and uneoncsTned Is Wsll as relieve
the minds Of the most despondings by leading then
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
Hs-Soldb By Dr.. BARnoE, ls4 Bleeeker St. N. Z.
Price 25 oent Sent free everywhere See advertise
ment Of Triesemar" IN another column.
Sold also BY G. ". OLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
/ ohFo
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the war. e.
SELECTIONS.
J. foelfy and Patriotism
ne American 1iag.....-.-.-.-..J. hodnan DEAke'
3 The Sleeping Sentinel, an Incident Of the az
Z. Delays JanTier, Of Philadelphia.
The Fight at the Ford, or the Battle OF Brandy-
. which,. .-.......I. BuchanA1 hsau-
, nn oOaTd the Gum l. bokeL-
o 1iAreO BozAarls ......- ltZ Greene ha4le
Z 1ne Buchanan hesa
Threatened invasion Of England by France IN
the time Of the First Napoleon.
9. The Building Of the Ship.-....L. ". LongielOW.
This is one Of a series of Readings, begun in the
Seuate Chamber at Washington, January loths and
continued in most Of the Eastern and Western
Cities, the entire proceeds Of which devoted BY
M Murdoch to the associations for the relief OF the
sick and wounded soldiers Of our army.
No Reserved Seats, except IN the Dress Circle,
twenty-five cents extra for sale upon the day Of the
Readings between 10 N. and P. n, at the Ticket
once A large number Of additional chairs viii De
provided, SO that all may be comfortably seated.
Tickets for all other parts Of the house Fifty Cents
For sale at J. BCobb CO.'S, Ingham Bragg :, an
ford & Hayward's, Wilson & Widdicombe's, Baker, 3
at the Rooms Of the Soldiers Aid Society and at the
door.
II is hoped no objection will be felt in regard to the
ment go directly TO the Soldiers Aid Society OF this
city.
The Stage will be appropriately decorated, and &
Band will be in attendance
Doors open at 7, Lecture to commence at O'Clock
I mch16
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sFMIA ILL.
Dr.. q RAHAMs
Member Of he Royal C5legs Sf Physieiai,,,
London, Englana; Graduate Of
Rieord's HospilaL Lar

Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and constant attendant Ct Paris. London, New Or-
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tsn years.
has opened his Ofiee At the
Johnson House, Cleveland,
where be VIII be h-ppJ to meet All those Who are AZ
hicted with subacute and chronic disssses.
His treatment Is entirely difIsrsut from tbs Oh
plan, ard Is mild, eieaei0us and effective. His ned
ienss simply vegetable extracts and oils, hat
have never been ussd bas b. two other physisfa-s in
America bssidzs himstlf He has speht she grsa.ssi
part Of his leand Thousands Of dollars IN obtaining
few secrets IN his profession. He tests the UIi,s
rall ferns Of dissss. No charge for giving al -
| honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To Youya MEy.-He can prove to you IN a fsF H.
utss that he Is the only Physlcad you ever tnrafe5
with that cures thus disease For every pztiels 30
Wlll follow his directions, he viii give One HCltlel
Dollars if ne fails curing this disease No cha1Es
made for consultation Ih0se a. distance 10 wise
70 consult the D0ct9r may DO 30 By sending snail
vial Of urine D mall Hith name, and age, AZ 1C
Will answer ana describe their ca-e, and the si1i
lty Of gstting relief. By encletiug return pos1agf
/ stamp. uler5- 81 4
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AUCTION SALES.
M0ndsT. Mareh 23d. 1S6.

0S0 ACRES CHOICE TIMBER
OOO LAND AT AUCTIOE.-The undersigned
will offer for rale. on the premises. on
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Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of r. Il
Blackmer. - . marlO;4S5
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kMusEREaTs.
MR.. JAMES E. MURDOCH's
PATRIOTIC READINGS,
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Thursday Evening, March 10Th,
For the Benefit Of
The Soldiers Aid Society,

An introduction stating the object Of the Fead-
ings will be delivered BY Mr.. Murdoch, and each Sc
lection Will be prefaced BY brief reflections upon the
the vrnr
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sILKs--sILKs. S.
Great Bargains in Dress silks.

We invite an early inspection to the following
list Of
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PLANINg MILL.

formerly occupied By J. +. PerciTal on Elm-sts
West Side near stanley and Graham's Pail Factory
e now prepared 70 90 Planning, Circular and Scroll
Saving, Wood Turning and mouldiugl.
marehssRls Ma. BR0WN, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

his call, and said that he was a Demo
crat always, and always expected to be
as long as God permitted him to live,
Voices that's right and God send how
soon you'l Il die. He did not know why
he Was Democrat unless it was through
ignorance, but he had lived long time;
his hairs were getting gray and he had
not vet found that he was wrong. He
used to be Methodist, but when that
church broke up by the niger question
and the Northern branch of the church
turned abolition he then Joined the Gen
eral Baptist, because it had good Demo
cratic members in the North. Hewould
any time abandon his religious creed for
his political principles. He had been
called traitor and secessionist by young
Upstairs and greenhorns and mushroom
chaps, and he would not stand it any
longer He had said that he would
knock down the first one of these green
horns that would have the impudence to
call an old gray headed man like him a
traitor, He was willing to fight for the
preservation and continuance of the
Democratic party. The Democratic par
~ had ruled this Government nine-tenths
Of the time from its foundation, and had
always ruled it right and would do it
again He had great confidence in the
Democratic party.
About this time Mr.. St. Clair made his
appearance For a while they were IL
great glee All was silence when he
made his first appearance, but soon all
was confusion. He was called but de-
clined He knew that was no place for
loyal man to make speech.
After order was restored, he told them
that he would make a speech that even
ing, and would be glad to have his Dem
ocratic friends as well as his Union
friends to come out, but they did not 60,
they knew they would hear no good OF
themselves After Mr.. St. Clair got
: through, all minds being relieved, they
all went home.
One of the butternut gentlemen got sc
: deliohtod 49, I-o IIruvting, tnat his be-
: nighted mind became so bewildered that
, he left his horse at the meeting house
! and walked home, forgetting that he ev
er owned horse, or at least acted so
He had the pleasure of walking back tC
) the church to get his horse. ~
RED BRUSH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
The Rebels in Kentucky.

The New Albany Ledger of Tuesday
says: eve continue to hear reports of
rebel. movements in Kentucky, OF the
arrival OF large Confederate forces In
that State within the past week, and of
a giyen-out programme of campaigns
against Lexington, or Frankfort, or
Louisville, or some otner place. These
reports come in various shapes, from
different sources, and apparently from
equally credible and incredible parties.
There is doubtless a considerable rebel
force in Kentucky; but that it is INSULT
Gent to accomplish anything which-will
in any manner embarrass the. cause of
the Union we are fully satisfied. The
report of Humphrey Marshalrs occupa-
ton of Mount Sterling with 10000 men
is Secesh canard, manufactured solely
There is very large Federal force in
Kentucky-mueh larger than the gen
eral public knows anything about, and
mOFS lndu SuLuCI6ut W uSlSuu TIC otdLO
against a rebel army far stronger than
can now be spared from Tennessee. We
do not regard it proper to particularize
further about the Federal forces in the
State. We may say, however, that it is
under command of experienced and fight
ing Generals-among them the gallant
Gen. jeff c. Davis of Indiana.
We have every reason to believe that
the rebels who entered the State by way
of Albany and Rowena, and those who
came in from East Tennessee by way of
Cumberland Ford, are all now in rapid
retreat to Tennessee. We are satisfied
that the greatest fzzIe of the war, not
excepting Fremont,s Missouri campaign,
is this last rebel raid into Kentucky.
The news ola stiff fight and the defeat
of the rebels by Gen. Gilmore, on Tues
day, confirms the above, and especially,
that there are fighting Generals in Ken
lucky
We also chance to know that there are
urrvO UuU urv rrUeIo UHert, UuT aIsU SUN
cient to redeem East Tennessee, and as
sist Gen. Rosecrans, not only in holding
his present position, but in pushing on
his columns to Northern Georgia and
Alabama.
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FOR SALE.
Lots at Private Sale.

/ WILL SELL ON REASONABLE TERMS
L the following valuable prop-rty:
100 Feet Front on Water Street, above residence
of Mr.. Charles Wells.
40 Feet Front on First Street above r.si5,so
of Col. Baker.
80 Feet Front on Second Street with donlJe
tenemant frame dwelling. opposite simpsons.
ration Line. wi PO
;. The above property is just beyond the CITY
limits, and is not subject to City taxes Cool sido
walks are lad down in front of the Lots.
Also, first rate Brick Dwelling House on
Seventh Street, near Vine, with Rooms. 10 faet
porch anc good out buildings.
Also half of Lot 50, Z. E., next residence Of
Apply to TH0S. Z. GARVIN, Third STREET
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

Election Notice
STATE OF INDIANA, / .

STATE OF INDIANA,
FandeTburgh County, Co.
The State Of Indiana to the Sheriff of Wander
burgh County.
LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK OF THE VAN
dcrburgh Cireuit Court, do hereby certify to
The Sheriff of said COuty what officers are to De
elected for the several Townships in said County,
~ the usual places of holding elections ON the Ist
Monday in april, 1853 to-Fit:
For Pigeon Township, two ustices OF the Peace
and foar ConstabIes
For Scott Township, two COnsfabies
For Perry Township, one Justice of the Peace
and two Constables
For Armstrong Township, one Justice of the
Peace and two Constables
For knight Township, one Justice Of the Peace
and two COnstables
For Union Township, one Justice Of the Peace
and two ConstsbIes
For CcBtre Township, two CODsfabies.
Fer German toH nshp two CODsiables.
And the Sheriff is hereby directed TO give legal
notice of said election in conformity with & 9
statutes in such csse made and provided.
~ In witness whereof hereunto sub
{ sr, ! scribe my name and afiix the seal of said
/ ! Court This 81 day of March, 1863
~ LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V C. c.
1, George Wolfin. Sheriff of Yanderburgh CUun-
ty, certify that the above and foregoing is true
and complete copy Of the original, now on file in
my Office. GEORGE NOLFLIN,
mhl0 Sheriff C
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim

AStHls
Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for HORSES
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
"All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
Office 954 Main street, over Kellers
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Ba| Good references given, if re-
CURED m23
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FOR SALE.
A Good Investment In Valuable
Property.

| will sell one hundred feet square on
the corner of Water and Locust streets
covered by substantial Brick Ware
houses now occupied by Quartermaster's
Department and Igleheart Brothers. No
property will increase more in value. or
is more desirable for safe and permanent
investment, and is now under rent for
more than ten per cent on cost
NJ. w. FOSTER.
Apply to Geo. Foster & Co., corner
Locust street and Canal. m26-lm
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HOME INTERESTS.

BOARD WANTED.-By gentleman
in private family, who would prefer to
have small room to himself, if none to
be had, he would not have any objections
to room with another person.
Unexceptionable references given if
required 4 line addressed to evil
liam" at the Office of the Daily Journal
will meet with prompt attention.
April Ist-t2
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

The following soldiers were discharged
from the service of the United States on
account of physical disability, from March
10th to March 3lst, inclusive:
John j Bristow, co K, SIst Indiana;
Hiram Brading, co A, 1l0th Ills; John
J Hayes, co f, 18th His. John Heit-
man, co K, 32nd Ind. David A Steven
son, co |, 18th Mich; Carl Weitersshau-
sen, co X. 32nd Ind; James Woolams,
co II, 8lst Ind; John Smith, co NJ, Ind
Mich. Cav; Thomas Carpenter, co HI,
9th Wis; Michael Brady, co NJ. Ist Ills
Artillery; VIM Carr, co G, 8Oth Ohio;
Henry Davis, co B, 10th Ohio; John
Sharp, co G. 18th Mich; John w Ander-
son, CO d, 59th Ind; George Robbins
co E, 2lst Mich. Charles NJ c Brown
co A, 18th Ohio; VIM f Barney, co C,
53rd Ind. Saml Bennett, CO A, Ami In.
diana; Otis B Cox, co II, 4Ist Indiana;
Wiley L Clark, co FL, 10th Kentucky:
Jonas W Langley, co d, 90 Ills. Samuel
B Peterson, CO D, End Iowa. Joseph
Slmers, co D, goth Ind; John Farmer,
co X, 18th Ohio; John Cavins, co G,
9lst Ind; Geo NJ Gresham, co H, 25th
1uu. oOhu IL DuTI GU VI It'll hlScOu-
sin; Simpson Miller, co l, 2nd Kentucky
Cav; Henry e Goodwin, co II, 9oth
His; Corp Thos G Anderson, co A, 18th
Ind; Benz Elwood, co A, 22nd Indiana;
Thos B Alexander, co H, 18th Indiana;
Corporal Gustavus A Framed, co f, Ist
Mich; E and NJ, Thomas Corbin, co II,
Dist Ind; Saml Amick, CO E, 18th Ind
Charles R Pratt, co H, 18th Wisconsin;
Andrew Collins, co E, seth Ills; Joseph
Elliott, CO E, 63rd Ohio; W Thomas,
co X, 9th Ind Cav; Joseph Wood, co
X, 9th Kentucky Cav; Oliver Hudson,
co |, Sind Ind. Saml Vanloon, 4th In
diana Battery; Danl Reiter, co f, 62nd
Ind; Charles Shallie, co d, 23rd Mich;
Corp Alfred d Andrews, co K, Tooth
Ills; Sergt Atkinson Smith, co H, 18th
Ind; John Nichols, co II, 18th Illinois;
Henry Ridout, co H, 18th Kentucky;
VIM Miles Lee, fifer, SOth Ohio; Orlan-
der Allen, co E, 10th Mich; Clinton
Misner, co -, 4th Ind Cavalry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
A Card.

Seeing my name published as candi-
date for Councilman, as nominated by a
caucus, l desire to say that if l was so
nominated, it was without any agency of
mine; and hereby repudiate any con-
nection with the concern, and declare
myself an unconditional Union, Old
Charter and Free School candidates
T. w. Cook.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
BOunties, Pensions, and Arrears Of
Pay.

BOuntieS, Pensions, and Arrears Of
Pay.
BEN STINSON is authorized by the
United States Government land has been
furnished with-aH the necessary forms
and instructions) to procure counties,
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans; pensions, bounty and back pay
for officers in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, Marines, Engineers, Firenen, and
Coal Heavers employed in the service of
the United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property by the Army
and Navy
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps. Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville, Ind
mill BEN STINSON.
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ia Persons wishing to secure the
most comfortable and durable set Of
artificial teeth for the least money
should not fail to call and examine the
India rubber, as it is taking precedence
of all other materials by those who have
tried them. DIR. Fleager is as yet the
only legally authorized agent for the
work in this section. Rooms next door
to Bittrolff s. Main Street.