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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

From, Rev. J. III. Turner, Pastor Of Holding
v, M. e. Church, Philadelphia. n
DR.. Jackson :--Dear Sir Having 4used.
YOUR German Bittersin my family fro1uent--
", ann prepared to say that II has been oS
great service. believe that in most cases
Of general debility Of the system it is ther
safest and most valuable remedy of which L
have any knowledge. EgI .E5d "sI4t
Yours, respectfully, = ig 1lNo offs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23
The election Of lsaerhibi.ed the follow.

now broke up old party hnes for the time,
and the election in 1851 was entirely based
on slavery i,Sues, the remainder being quite
uniuipoftant fry
De6,oc,stic pl5tfbrn, ls5s-'57:
]. No respect for place of birth or Teh-
gion.
. Renew al former pledges
3. Union uRder the Constitution the para
mount dexirc. Opposed 10 dSIinti0a, rhich
nlitSt md IN ciri3 lodr. -.
4. Territories to choose their constitutions
with or withoar slavery, as they thought
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23


him. The issle had therefore 10 te decd.
81 by the Hope, Jscks0n's election was
egns aensi- certain. Bas Henry eisy eseI
his y6.e aud Influence for Adams, and sc
e'eo;ei him. Chayges of corruption and
oolluslnr sgaiht Mr.. Ciayfolowed the event,
EEd, thou-h be liycl n triumpsantS refute
i.leo,, they alwuys afterwards acted 20 pre-
vent Va. isrm sliooceding 10 the chief mag.
is;'aey himself ihoagh ke efseauen,iy aspired
to do so. 1ha truth was, that the agitation
ot savorv matters having been ctsectnalI
siiasei t1r ;hc time, The question Of eiecting
President was s:mp.y oHS Of capacity, and
Cla5 made n BIZ ID.nl that Adams was the
fuoce abe msa. This at least forms the
man rart Of h;s explanation PorteTity,
LoT-ve., has aotratia-1 A.. Ulsys's judg
pis"t
Mr. Aians's inany-r,l wa, not wei ~
esivcL In grging Internal improvements
hy ;ho NgoyeTnment, be asked 81
VIC were to BE- pgisied by he viii Of our con
R!iiueJIsl. This was Fank federalism. Nc
adnSa9s5ati i . couid have acted with more
puGiJDr e.JfgTness, but il did more than
any ttie- 20 np'et'ttie cquiiurrium between
the s:a.s and federal soYernmeDs, and x&a
ASA i:.sSea9ith 'ge''sI.; aud wt3f naeFi:ed or
poSa9T,. 'i..zi. - cr-5.7 a's-r. II
-airal ELESTtoE OF JAeERos, L, t,a-j
IGIfRg a2en,l ,Iaekspn was RceJr1ingh
e!5atRA : : a&rg0 ma ;OritS-. al.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23
POPULAR voTEE,

this campaign: The Wings made ii mat
ter OF boast that their candidate was content
70 tYein log cabin and to drink hard ei-
der. ,oLog cabins were erected everywhere
for the meetings Of the Whigs 1t became
fayorite badge of the party, and was con-
verted into personal ornament BY the
Wig ladiGs. ,t
Harmon did not live long to enioJ his
distinction. He died shortly after his e.ec-
.i7fta,,a wa.' succeeded by tohn Tyler TIE
Viaa PIE .,lent r.'' ''@A
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The Northwestern Conspiracy

= I------- JU1IN. DlOCVIl'
W. W. ARMsTRoNd, Sec'y of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

2- The general conjecture Is that
Sherman will hasten with his victorious
iegions of the West to assist Grant in
crushing Lee, and capturing Richm ond.
10 be snre this can be done, bot will the
Army of the Potomac permit it7 win
not that army now improve its last
chance to do the work that has been be-
fore It during the war; or, viii il wait
Tor the boys from the West, vac have
fought their way from the Ohio TO the
ocean, TO reap the long.waitinr harvest
OF glory on the banks Of the roysl
Jamesf-Cin Con-
Well, We do not see that it would be
any diseredit to the Army of the Poto-
mac to have the help of the Western
boys in storming the works that the
rebsls have been more than, three years
IN building. Eastern troops. helped ia Re
Vieksburg. Why should not Western
troops help take the more formidable
works around Riehmond2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

pD- The tickets for the Gift Concert
are going of rapidly, with fair pros.
pect Of being all sold soon. The Con-
cert will take place about the middle Of
the week between Christmas and New
Years.
The gerry best artistes OF the city will
be the performers, and We are assured
that the Concert win be unequaled by
anything to which our people have jet
listened
Prof Beck will give Cornet Solo,
accompanied by Prof Matthias on the
Piano, and Misses Lsura Linek, Helen
Dodge and Kettle Kinkls will sing some
OF their choicest gems Other amateurs
will be present aud add interest to the
performance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
Letters @ 60 q Reheldam.

kor the information Of persons wish.
ing to send letters into the rebel States,
70 prisoners Of war in confinement there,
or to other persons, the following re-
quirenenss, established BY the military
authorities, are published:
i. No letter must exceed one page Of
a letter-sheet, or relate to other than
purely domestic and personal matters.
2. Every letter must be signed By the
writer's name in full
3. All letters must be seat With five
cents inelcsed if the letter is to 20 to
Richmond, or ten cents if to go beyond
Silver must be sent, and the letter must
be snsealed.
T. All letters must be inclosed to the
Commanding General of the Department
of.Virginia, at ForiressI Monroe. No
letter sent to any other'address viii be
forwarded
ALL letters sent without a strict com
phance with these rules will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office; and letters for
other persons than prisoners Of war, will
be sent or not, according 10 the judg.
ment Of the Commanding General at
Fortress Monroe There may be times
and circumstances which will render all
correspondence inexpedient, except with
prisoners Of war.
Letters for prisoners Of war should
have on the envelope the full address
that is, the fall name of the person, bis
company, regiment and State, and the
place Of imprisonment where be was
when last heard from This envelope
should not be sealed The letter should
thsR be put into larger one, which
should be sealed and addressed, Som
handing General, Department of vir
ginia, Fortress Monroe Letters fol-
other persons than prisoners Of wal
should also be addressed as fully as pos
sible, and enclosed the same "a the lasl
mentioned
The letter when ready for the mail, a,
above specified, must be prepaid at the
rate Of three cents for each half ounce
for the U. s. postage. The silver in
closed is for the rebel postage.
Postmaster
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

A CowARDLY MUEDER. In the early
part Of last week, says the Loaisvills
Journal, Mr.. VIM II Ha-tmAn, a wor.
thy youag nan Of Union county. Rys
was cruelty murdered by a gang of
thieying guerrillas. He vas sitting a.
his desk, engaged in writing, when the
outlaws entered and demanded his
money. He handed them bis purse.
containing three hundred dollars, which
did not satisfy them. They kasw him
TO be man Of means, and threatened to
kill him II be did no. pay over much
larger sum. He told them that be had
given them all the money be had abont
him, and could do no more One Of the
drunken scoundrels then raised bic pm.
toll and. fred, mOFtAlly woanding yoang
Hartman. The robbers ransacksd the
house, took possession Of oil valuable
property, and, to complete The act OF
vandalism, on sbei. departure fred the
building for the purpose Of burning up
the body Of the murdered victim stretch
ed upon the floor. The flames did not
get ander strong Roadway, and we're
wholly distinguished by the negroes as
seon as the gusrrillas we're out Of sight.
Young Hartman was a msn OF some
wealth, and universally beloved in bis
nsighborhood. When we daily hear Of
saeh outrages, such deeds of violence
and blood, we sometimes are 10th to be.
heve that we live in a Christian age, and
wonder if we are not drifting back to
the days Of barbarism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
OYSTERS.
NIALTBY'S OYSTERS,
q. s. PROPOSALS.
OFrcE or U. s. CommrssAar oE SUBSISTENCE.
ENnnnrILl. LII n. 49,

~ }
Evansviile, Ind, Dec LIST. 1854.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this ONCE until ID O'Clock Il, December 18th.
1854, tor the following eemmissAfy stores;
I,OOo barrels Flour-Choioe Kxtra, IN
barrels, full head lined, stating brand, and FUR
nishlng samples q AZ least two pounds.
10000 lbs POtatoes In barrels, full bead
Tined, or re-scwed Eanny sacks. fr ~ - e
$4,000 lbs BACON shoulders Nav
rs, OF IN casks.
$4,000 lbs clear Bacon sides-Sew
smoked IN strong strapped boxes or casks FAR
ties viii state the kind Of packages they propose
90 furnish In the above.
$4,000 lbs Hominy. kiln dried, In barrel.
lined.
Also For the supply ef Fresh Beef tothe ~
General Hospital, and the Troops receiving mn,
plies at this post, commencing on the 10Th Of
April. 1865. said Beef 10 be fron, steers =, -
ive years old and over, to weikh-net-eaeh pct
less Than 500 n The Beef to be sound AM, ,shola
cluded.
All articles to be Of the best quality, and "a Ia
delivered FREE Of expense 70 the United Statss H.
drayage, SC At the L. 5. Subsistence Storehcuse.
At the tine specified in the proposal. No extern
sion OF time OF delivery win Be granted on any
account whatever -
Actual tAre is required in sill cases to the rule
40 exception will be made under any eireumstan,
oes whatever. Fz'Ht
Coopersg- must be Of the hest Kind, aud every
package must BE- in irst-rate shipping order
No charge for packages allowed.
MARKED samples Of each article must accompany
theproposals except for neNts), and must Be re-
ierred TO therein
All articles will be carefully Inspected by an In.
sPeetor on the part Of the United States, aud no
article will be received paid for until II has
passed this inspection, and q certificate to that
eject has been attached 70 sha original hill
Zach paeksSe must have marked on &C. distinct.
ly and plainly, the name and address OF the seller
the name Of the article the gross, tare and nett
Proposals will be received for the whole, or for
any part Of the quantities required
A copy OF this advertisement Ia slim from a
newspaper) must be attached 20 each PROPOSED
Blank proposals will be furnished al this oaice
Proposals must be enclosed in = sealed envelope
addressed to the undersigned and endorsed a Pro-
pOsais for Subsistence Stores"
Payments 20 ba made in such funds As NAV Ia
supplied by the Treasury Of the United states-
checks for Certificates Of indebtedness
The right is reserved to reject any or all prnpo
sails, II Euoh a course should be deemed bv the a.,
dersignei Tor the benefit Of the Government -
Proposals must be signed by the parties than.
selves. and net BY clerk, agents, &C.
Bidders are invited to be present at the onans.v
OF the bids. y. H. EARMAN.
deeS-td Commissary Of Subsistence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
Gasrrilla Huattng in KeutueRv-.
The Rebel Lyensa Invasion.

ousrrtlia Huattng ia Kentucky
The Rebel LyeRss Invasion.
LOUISVILLE, Dec I3--Capt Bridge.
water. with lbs men, went into Newcas-
tie to-day and drove out Jesse. with a
loss to the latter Of Gfteeu killed and
wounded BridgeEater chased them
through Port Royal, and was only eight
minutes behind them at that place. IL
is thought the rebels would be captured
by Bridgewater's forces.
Col johnson has autographed that the
rebel General Lyons advance is moving
on Russelville. His force is ?, 500 strong,
and is at Elktou.
The Democrat says We are informed
that Gen. Lyoa rebel force burned the
depot and several sheds at Haydensville
on the Memphis branch railroad yes,er-
day. A lot Of bacon stored in the dspo.
and large lot Of tobacco under the
sheds awaiting shipment to this city we're
destroyed. The rebels are conseriptiug
everybody they can ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

R> The Covington and Cincinnati
Bridge Company hope to continue the
work on the two piers until Christina,
BY which time the arch on the Covins.
ton side will be completed, and about
ten feet added to the towers on the Gin
einnat side. A few weeks in the spring
wall be necessary to complete the entire
maaOnrvawsa-l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

MISTAKEN lDKxTITH.-The man arrest
ed on Monday evening, and reported to
have been one Of the men who killed
Jack WEIGH, turns out to be an entirely
different person, whose name We with
hold on account Of his family.
He had hearing yesterday morning
before Mayor Baker, and no one appear.
my against him, be was discharged.
From all we could learn in the matter,
there wss no ground fsr any accusation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

sO- We learn that tho guerrillas
along the Ohio River in the vicinity of
Cloverport, Ky, have threatened to
burn all the hay that the farmers may
deliver upon the banks Of the river for
Government use. A great many of the
farmers are afraid to move their hay
from the barns, and those who we're
baling large quantities have ceased
operations on that account
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
ID ED

De sunday, psosmbsr ffh. 1884, At Iltts hses,
ark.. FtHsseA Raises, ~iis Of PAisiea Raleigh.
aad aaEshtsr % The late JpdEe " " Eosisr,
af Evansville Isa, aged twsniy-tstss ysssa and
fwo moaths.
Her fausral viii TAKE Piaos frem tbs Church Of
The Assumption. shls lrhaFsdAyl saornlnE, nso.
lsth, At 2 oelock
Her nasnds, aoa the fflssss q he f.zallT. are
respectfully Invited 70 atirad, xithous farther
uaalns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

AND STILL ASorHKR Our very ex.
eellent and generous friend, MIRA DR..
Mageniss, sent us, Last night, some two
dozen OF the largest aad finest oranges
We have ever seen. We make our DO
ltsst bow to Madame NJ, "a. we always
do and hope her path may be strewn
with orange blossoms, and that che may
never hnd in it worse thorn than
Silverthern.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

ssg~ A pro-slaysry clergyman vas re-
ceaily travelling from New York 10 Bos-
ton. Being told that one Of his fellow
passengers was Wendell Philips. the
noted aboliiionist. be determined TO en-
ter into conversation. After a fes mo-
meRts argument be said, Bat II you
are 50 opposed 20 slavery, Mr.. Phillips,
why don't you go down Soalh and preach
60 the rebelsY' For the same reason.
sir, was She reply, that yoa DO not 20
70 bell 70 preach religion to sinners.
The interlocator sloped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

Sa- Wood 10 being unlcaded at the
houses of citizens Of New Albany by
conscientious eountrymen at the ratio OF
IS per cord, So says the New Albany
Ledger. We we're so fortunate a. to
buy ours at IS per cord in gresnbacks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

p6r Mr.. p. R. Pierce informs the
Louisville Journal that the reports in
reference to the disease of smallpox
prevailing in ClsverpOrs, KY, have been
greatly exaggerated. BE says that there
has been bot one death in the place, and
not more thaa ten have been under
treatment at one time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
s@ The Madison C,,,rier ,av..

HydrophObis exists to an alarming
extent on the forks of the Indian Ken
tuekV Creek, about seven miles from the
city. We understand that several rabid
dogs have been killed in the neighbor-
hood, after they had bitten number of
COWS, horses, dogs, shsep, hogs, etc
NJ Aanville has lost very ine horse
and smother gentleman a good mich
COW, while others have lost hogs, etc, n
considerable numbers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

R&r Ladies and gentlemen, remember
the sale Of clocks by Hiram Nelson at
the Auction Room Cup stairs) this morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, aud afternoon at .
O'Clock There viii be some fine furni-
ture and Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machine sold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

A9- Bob Slaughter's tobacco stem.
merry Is beginning to loom up magni-
hcently' and will soon be ready for bust.
ness In few days we win make =
visit to it, and give detailed descrip.
ton Of the concern. 1t will bs a vrss,
institution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
0meIaI war BulletIn. .

NAk DEPAETaKxT,
WAsHGSGF0s. Dee. Is
MAJOR Gen. Dir, Aelc York
The Richmond papers Of YESTERDAY
represent Sherman at Bloomingdale
fifteen miles from Savannsh, on Satur.
day. de is reported by this morning
Richmond papers, a. viii be seen By the
following telegram from Gen. Grant, 10
be in line Of battle rot FIVE niles from
Savannah.
CtrY PoISr, Dec. u.
Hon f. n. Stanton
Richmond papers Of today conkain
the following The Richmond DtspateA
says that Sherman is near Savannah.
probably not 6se miles distant. He has
not Jet made en- attack u il sill
doubtful WHISTLER be will do so. or make
for the coast southeast 81 the city. II ia
very esrlaln he has not yet opened CON.
munieation with the coast, ihosgh be
may do so very soon.
LArER--A telegram from below
Charleston, states that Sherman vas in
line OF battle. We will not say where,
confronted by strong Confederate
force. Another paper states that there
has been no direct communication with
Savannah for several days, but We APP
prehsnd the wire has been cut between
that point and Charleston.
lSigued q. 5. GaAxr.
The severity Of the weather has pre-
vented any important movement BY
either side at Nashville. Nothing Of
Importance is reported to-day from the
armies Of the Potomac or Of the She
nandoah.
[Signed] E. N. STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

A SAD DEArH --Millie Francis, q sue.
oessful and popular danseuss, came to a
sad death at the National TheAther, Gin.
cinnati, lately. She had been dancing,
and in passing from the green-room to
the stage, in response to second en-
core, drank tumblsr of ice-watsr, from
the effects Of which she dropped dead in
full view Of the audience. She was
swelled past Identification in n few min
.utes. H y9@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

s. w. BoYnton. III. ID.

/ ATE or CINCINNATI, HAyIs0 BEcoME
- permanent residrnt Of KxanHvilie. oGars
bis professional services 90 the eitfRanH u thla
city and viciBily. FFsm his excessive sxpsrlsnos
IN The Hoo iitsl and general praeties q Medicine
and saFgery Ia the fsfmer city, he feels eonhdsnt
q bis ability 70 cure saany cases which have ~
sisted tbs usual modes % treatmsat
ea- Particular attention givsn to the truatmenf
q Chronic pnesssa. and those ps1nliar 70 The
climate, such Fever aud AKna. Bilious Fewer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
aILG0AD REGIsTER
CITY NEWS

BisD YoUR MA0AzISEsl--As the year
is no~ closing, il is convenient time
to have your magazines, etc, bound.
The Journal Office Bindery is prepared
70 do slI work Of the kind in manner
not to be excslled, and ~ reasonable
prices.
Blank books for county officers, steam.
boat books, and all kinds Of blanks made
% order on abort notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

SS- John II. Scott, Esq, news dealer.
Second St., is the man who keeps every-
thing In the line of fancy stationery and
light. literature. Cooley, for January, has
just been received, Also the other cur
rent publications.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
TRANSPORTATION.

GTEAM WEEKLY TO LIvEHPOoL, touching
- At QUEENSTOWN, foonK UAHH0E1 .Tba
well known steamers Of the Liverpool, New York
aud Philadelphia Steamship Company (fnHian
Line, carrying the u D. Mails, are infendsa 70
sail as foli0Ws
sDhheHoH .''...''.'....-..,.... taturdyy, Dec, 10
ILAseoN s.ss.sss..-s... Saturday, Dee -
Oirr or hAroHEsTEH ......... Saturday, Dec. 2f
And every succeeding Saturday, At Noon, from
Pior a., North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
payable In Gold or its equivalent in Currency i
FiasT CAHIs...... $40 90 srEEaAos. SO ~
do 10 London. 80 90 do to London 49,. - o.
do 10 Paris. 20 % do 10 Paris ....L 40 %
DO 10 Hamburg 90 90 do to Hamburg 81 ~
Passengers are also forwarded 70 Havrs Braucn,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &e., At equally low rates
farse from Liverpool or onssnstoWn lat ealdh
$40, So. $3.50. 9ieerage $40. Those who y III,
70 send for their friends caa buy tiskels here at
these rates. NJ
For further information apply AZ the Company
Offices JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
IS Broadway, New Tqsk
BENIN a AATHEs, Ageuts
dochshm Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

R0- The New York Tribune is pub
fishing series of most interesting let.
ters from Japan on the agricultural in
terests and methods of that great EN-.
pire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

sas- According to recent statistics.
out OF population of 2lS,O00 in Bal
timore city, 1855 are members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, being ono
fourteenth of the entire population.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

IA ChAA E Marsh, Esq, will de-
liver lecture on Commercial Law 10
the students of Behm's Commercial Col
lsge this Thursday evening, at eigh.
o'clock. Subject-Partnership.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
OTTfcE AND RESIDENCE,
Corner First and Walnut Streets



GfsuiNNkTi, o., March, III 1854.
Thla 10 % certify thai We, The unaeFsigEad have
been Intimately acquainted With q. ". hoyntnn.
n, D.. for aboat eight years. DuFiag the lat ala
years 10 hss been euFaSd IN = inenstiuv sud sue
osasfai practios Of Medicine IN this city. lie
leaves hers on sceeunt % ~ health
We take great pleasure 10 recon- msBding him.
both socially and Professionally, a. . gsntamAn of
excel Of morals. and occupying = pFoainsut Pc
sttiun emoSg the Physicians Of oar city, aud hops
be may succeed a. we'll elsewhere be has dene
sith us. z. FIREMAN. n. D.,
Professor q Surgery 10 Eclectic Medical Insti.
tets, Cinsinnatt. ..
JOHN n. scuDDER, nj
Professor Of tbs Theory and Practice of Msil.
eias ~ The y. n. destitute.
II. y. GARRISON, NJ. D.,
Lais Professor Of Chemistry snd Physiology ia
the nhore Medical tnstituta. dscio.am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIII,
v nsks spplicstlea % the Clty Cauueii far per.
missea 10 build Stable aaa v aoa FIeass, sllts,a
n thtrty fef, On The rsAT part 81 ia so 20. in
block Ne. /, Eastern Knlarrsmeas ii he eltv on
Evansville, within the Gre iilnits
dsefs-2w HENEr C. gWATHNEY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

FISK CLorn, SILK, AID YELYKr CLoAKs
AT AUcrioN. = viii be sold at Hiram
Nelson's auction rooms, corner OF Main
aud Third streets, on Thursday and Fri
day, Dec. 18th aud 10th, commencing at
ten o'clock am, the finest, largest, and
best assortment Of Ladies Cloaks ever
offered to the public. The eloaks are
all new, perfect, and warranted by Qua
Of the larges, cloak houses IN the East
Ladies are invited 10 examine the stock,
which viii be on exhibition Wednesday
afternoon.
HrRla Nrrsos, Aaetioneer.
Dec Is. d3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

SD-We are indebted 70 our elegant
friend, Mooney, Aid-ds-Camp to Com
modore White, Of the famous White
firm, for late Toronto and Montreal
papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

oRASGEs.-We are indebted to our
much-estsemed friend Miss Emma
o'Riley for basket of large, delicious
oranges, fresh frOn the Sunny South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
FORGOTTEN.

V'HE Person WHO LIFT LADIES
velvet Purse snd two snail packages on TIE
counter Of sehisspfss's Drag store. can have the
meet. 4sefs III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15
EVANSVILLE THEATRE.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner Of Main and First Streets,

NEWLY REFtrTED, DECORATED AND AID.
aptsd In every particular fer the produotion
81 TIE classic and mefal drama, viii opsn sn
Monday Evening, Dse.s1sth, ase4.
with nrst class cempauy Of nraaatie Artista
GOLDEN A PIERCE. Managers.
Dec i8-iw