davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
60 j lHd M59
HRTNsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT 4 DYE
Bet restore Ersy hair e ~ sslsissl sslor. sy
Supplying the capillary takss ~itA Satural sssis-
HAnoe. Impaired By ags dis~ass- All tnssa-asas-
$40 ay.s are composed Of luasr casiie. dssiroyins
shs vitality and beaAtY 81 ~ haiv, and ssOra q
themselves no dressing. Esimstres;'s InimitAhis
Coorng not only restores hair is nAtzrAl seller
BY an easy process, bus gIv-s the hairs
f.f@ef sLuIurtant Beauty, sBeE4
promotes its growth prevents ts falling ss srad.
ieates dAndrus, aS4 fApa< "a bsAitA AHd pleasant.
nsss 20 ths head. Haas teed the lat Of time. be
ing the eolorinAl Hair Cal er!nx. aad u
inereAslas IN 1nssr, Used - 10th xsntlszea md
taiiess itb ed ~ alt fssp-s.eh dealers. Or
caa h Trotufsa ~ fssta II re son rnsrefAl
agents. q. s. BARNES CO.. aos Bread 10y. E.v
Ysrk Two sizes, " eanta Azd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Unpresenteble Heads q

az let tso~~ whe have asahted the VI rtuvs
ButL's crpaos BITrras. II any naeA thsrs Be
Rad the Esiiowing Certificate fscm Esntlsnsa wsl.
koown IA shls community, and desbt ne nors.
Il. general fntrodaesion into the army viii save
the lives Ofthousands ofour soldiers: ~
uoeisvfLtE, Ky. June ~, lses-
We, the andsrsisacd, have seen the s0sd sEssss
produced b the use ~ DT. JoHS BELL's CKpzsz
BtrrrEs In ease Of Eensrai debility ana prsstraiiss
q the system. and believe ita general use wsaEa
prevent disease and relieve much sunsring.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this Be tho
ease. especially thoss who are exposed Re nias-
matte influence IN the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. "a Dis- Ky.
| CHAS- d. COTTON.
ooIissssr Of The Pors Of Louisviiis. Ky.
w. Provost Pr 81 MARSHAL G~nr Of K.stssky.
| REv. D. p. HENDERSON,
I HARVEY, HUGHES CO.,
] Publisher DsmoerAt.
gro. p. DoERS,
Prop. LoGiavflis AnEeiSex.
| HUGHES q PARkHILL. s.4t
wholesale ny ioOas RsAlsrs, Msia ssEess,
DAVIS, GREEN ; Co,
Wholesale shea Dealer. Main St, Lcaisvsile
VART AAPoTHER.
I.thogEARAsEs. cor AEarket Aaa xAiEa sls-
,utI rs wINFER, 49,
q ching Merchant. cor. 81 and HArkst sts
Losisvills, XIV Falsa q
CAPT :. HILDRETH.
or S.. saer Major Andersen
NAL L HUSTON,
Aymssts. q g. Army.
n. sapnai He. VI. Louisyills. e..
| cor. hExSSK RAYI - Es
. sth Ky. cavalry. Fs H#
GEORGE d. PRENTICE, 81 aat s Eaa
| Leuisvilia JoITnAl.
/ See advertisement in Aaof Der column.
| fses ly soia BY Pr TKR yIERLISe,
| sole Agent, Evansville. Ind
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
Urinary, and Sexual systsns--nsv asd rsliAsi
.rsatnsat-sa Reports If the HOWARD Asso
! CITATION. Sent By mail in sealed letter snvel
epss. FRS Of charge. A1sir1 DR.rg- SKiLLil
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, We seEs
Eiuth Street. PhilaaeipAi<, Pa ssrf- -
aprl's4 dkwlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

WANTED IMMEDIATKLT-so GOOD GOAL
~ Atnsrs ca eur rev miRes. eight miles from
ne uoEth Of Grsen River. Steady emplcymsut
Ana ~ e@sh svsry wnek, IL required. Yer par.
FieaArs snsrire ~ eur oEzce. Ne Watar street,
&oove hkstonat h@uk. or ?. Hernhrosk'a Gree4ry
ecs@sil THOMAS & SAMSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

SAY FRAxcIsoo, Nov. 1.-THE Moni.
Tor Camanehe vas successfully launch
ed to-day.
The Union majority 10 orsgOn is over
l 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Asthma and ConsumPtion.-rhs proof
Of eUrss Of tiss most disiresslsg cases Of ASTHMA
snd COssumpflen b. DR.. striekiand's hsIllauoas
Cough Balssn, speaks louder fk@u words 70 the
merits Of this ineompArabis remedy. A grateful
paiisDt wits: - an hsppy 70 bear ny testiHlo-
~ % The w0uesrfal psssTs q your Cough ssia4ia
In cufing me Of the most h0ublss0ms cases Of
cough and sbsrtnsss Of breash. aftsr all other
means bad failed" Can asy result Be more graf
iglngi What al ameuai Of suffering wss rstsoysd
~ ih- Bss Of this nesIs Cough BalsAm. sols b.
all Druggists. hov4-z-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
BOILER MAKER.
HOTEL

CITY H OTE l.,
p. Mckay, Proprietor,
On tsts corner Of Water and Division Streets, near
-. stesmboaS Landing,
s EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
As this hoass has bsez papered. nalnted ana -.
furnished b. The propgisscE, the trgvsling puhls,
can always rely uPon having tAs hess Of aoeeu.
nedAHons' spaT-iy
-r .
.Allsls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Cenan-
HO! for COAL MINERS

~ BARRELS JUST RKCEIvKB AND FOR
~ sAls ~ REIEbf 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
0IHX.
DF. II. Andefs s. Co.'s
IODINE WATER

ioilne Water acts upon ths Heart, Liver, KID
peys, Digestive gTgaas, aud GlandulAr system.
Thn success shieh has attended the tss Of N .
remedy Ia priFafs pFaeties, ard the endorss
medical Authority, enable ua 20 recommend Il
ths prsetitiouer sBa the puklic, hsstaG con
isnt that With fair trial IL vii attest lie own
excelleucs IN the cilfs Of cht0hie diseases which
L-icata io1Inst sush scFgfuiN, Bronchitis, Skin
spiionE, HeaFts Liver and Kidney Diseases.
.sfo0s Afaetionss Neuralgia Rheu1nAtisna, Dys-
.5sia, Debility, syphilis, etc..
fhyslelArs q Il rely upgn the Uniform strength
% Iodine NatA a. containing thres -QeArtsr
grains FCaE Iaffas % each iuid ounce FraE va
Ter, s5fssaf hsfag ussa IL Il not iiablo to de-
composition nor spontaneously formed tneqnsll-
So; neither l. tha Iod ne oxYdlEed nor neutral
ized b. esmhiaatIoa viii any ingredient, shich
render ths solution sspsTier 70 any othsr Histhsd
OF exhibiting fediHs. fE m
Full directions accompany cash botgis, aha; it
may be used as fsmiiy medicine a. wall a. by
the pFofssi9n.
Price one dollar psr bottia On Fsesipt Of aSs
dollars, six bottles delivered TAxs By sxprsss 10
suy address.
Bswsrs Of Courterfsits aud Tmltations which
uuprinoiplea dealers sndeasor 70 dispose Of on eur
reputation. See Ger signstase znA trade mark
tfhs Greek word heading this advertisamsntl.
uFon the labels aud wrappers OF each bottle, Nith-
out which none IL genuine.
circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ASDERs A CO.,
phsslefana anaC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

The Popularity Of DiEon's Blackberry
Cumulative i shown By ths fact that its sale IN
irsasss faster than ssy other remedy for pysss-
terry saa Diarrh1a- Over uins thousand dozen
bottles bsvs besa sold during the past three
months. noV1i-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Think Of if.-At beat liz Is not very Iong.
few more smiles, lev mors tears, sens pleas
IRE and much psin, sunshine and SONGS clouds
aud darkness. hearty grsstinEs, abrupt ArsEeIEs,
and thsn our uttls play hers will close. Is Il
worth while, VS. ssh. % have the little pIsasurs
We would StheEwise enjoy, msrrsd By "a IN
pleasant ~ not daagsrous cough, whsa single
Is cent bottle q that jusfiy popular remedy,
Madame Porter's CoEgh Baimn sili effect % i'm
mediate cure. All Druggists ssll It, nox4-zw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
GROCERIES.

- w. v - II a A-skJs
EREsu ARkIYALs
II ] sAsh eoda AS.
- ttis Fresh Lims,
- baEss nsW Layer Raiafna
Ibis Coeoa Nats.
10 soxes fsas ApBls Chasss.
J bbi Pearl RATisy,
- hhls kss Cider,
drams ueW Codash.
cases CoHesntrAted LTs,
- bozss ki-1arho nala so4a,
ksostssd aaA faF sAia ~ RKfLLY 4 co..
novls ~ Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
STRAYED

7Asr EVENING. FR0M THR PASTURE IN
-, Hittetts AeasrgsEasnt. tve Black aulss. each
- - . Tefe aad hsitsr ehsiz 81 its seek one =
- sse ths ether thr - xssrs "a n. x,---s,
= - as hssu gAl1sd ca tie skoalSsrs.
s nns person rstRrninx TIE Nrs4s, er giving In -
is @oe Nat 81 s4e e their reosvsry, Vii -
LassFsatioa e~a - i.fl Al sAs Jszrnai o~oe.
D. n. SMITH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Startling, but Trus--Ths Volunteers
are bravfng the dangers Of Fever, scurvJ, Choi-
era, and wounas. Many gallant fellow viii
leave mis- bones 70 bIeseh, who, By the aid Of Hoi
lssrsy's Pills ard Ointment, would have returned
,o biz family strong and healthy. Soldiers, try
than. You Won't r.zrst it. 1.-THE reader Of this
- notice " esnsot get : bsx Of Pills or otaiDsEf
from the Drsz Store Is bis place, let bin write 10
ne, % Maiden Lane, enclosing the snsznt, and 1
viii nail box free 81 expenss. Many dealers
VII not keep ny medicines 90 hazd bseazss they
cannot make as much profit a. "a eshsr persons
make. IS cents, . esnts, and 81 - per bex or
pot. nov4-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
MEDICAL.
8. T.-Is8O-y

PsrsoBs o. ssdsntary habits troz bid vita
Esaknss lAssituda, pGlPitasiou of tbs hart, lack
81 @ppSiIss, distress after esting, torpid liver
constipation. Deserve 70 sEssr, II ehey VIII ct
r. a. 49,. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Ehleh arc Gov recommended By TIE highest nsdi-
cal sathortttes, and warranted - produces 81 fas-
s-sdtzi< bensaei&l eject. They are sxessdiagly
Agrsssbls. Isrfsc-Iy pure, aSa aust sgpsrosed all
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRzssis published at $500
per year in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26

new iron clads should be instructed to reme-
dy, but If living in small cabin is uncom-
Portable, it Is, at any rate, more comfortable
than going to the bottom. We can conceive,
In short, no justification for commissioning
this old-fashioned and now useless three-deck-
or. If all that is wanting is afloating resi-
dence for the Admiral, that could be provided
far more cheaply, and more effectually, too. II
an Admiral's ship should still display the pomp
and circumstance of war, that condition Is
certainly not satisfied by an unseryiceable ar
marnent and a worthless hull In short, the
flag ship in the Mediterranean must, on any
assumption, be either pleasure yacht or
man of war, but the Victoria is neither one
nor the other, and will yet cost the country
far more than the best specimens of both.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26

UNITED STATES OF AMKRIcA( eti
DISTRICT or MAINE, ss. 1851
DURSUANT to vend: Expo: to me directed from
Il the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the UnitedState
District Court, for the District of Maine shall ex-
pose and sell at public vendue, to the highest bid
der therefor, the following property and merchan.
disc at the time and place within said District as fol-
lows, Wig: ~
E.iAt the Custom House Building. on Fore street.
IN Portland on Thursday, the tsventy ninth day
Of December current. a. eIeven o'clock a. A. =
Three BGrrels IT Molass.s, one Barrel Of Sugar;
One Boat avith. the y.srniture threof: One Tserce
and One Barrel II Moiasses; One Barrel and 1svo
Bags Of Sugar: Three utiage Barrels n Sugar
'ne Bdrreia and { ne Keg Of 'Moldsses. Une Cask
Of Palm oil, and One B1rreL Of ugar. Thirteen
hundred Cigars; One Boat One Bianket; One
Basket ne piece Of Cashmere; Eighteen hun-
dred cigars faOo thousand Cigars Ten Chests
Of Tea T.ge' ty- -Four Bags Of rags; One hundred
and EjghL Woot Socks or H,se; A Lot Of Old Lead.
Brass and Copper Three thousand Cggars. Tscen-
ty-sevea half chests Tea. rs - 1 ls4.tt
The same haviag been decreed forfeit to the Unit
ed States In the District Court for SAID District and
ordered to be sold and the procseds disposed Of
cordinR to law. gH p sfafa
Dated at Portland this fourteenth day of De.
- CHARLES CLARK,
deol4dl6t q. 8. Marshal, Dist OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26
VOLUME Nv.
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor.
published at No. s7i EXCHANGE STREET by
N. A. OsTER A CO.

TIE PoRTLANp DAILY PREssis published datSs.OO
per year In advance.
FHE MARIE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs.
day morning, at $500 per Snnlm, IN advance; $2.zb
II paid within six months and $3.50, IL payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising: a4a
Oneinoh ofspaOe in length Of column, constitutes
"soUARE,n
SI.5Oper square daily first week; 75 cents per week
after; three Insertions or less &l00; continuing eve
~ other day after first week, 80 cents. m s q ~
Half square, three Insertions or less rs cents; one
week, Sl.00; 90 cents per week after. v,5 s.
Dnder bead of AMUsKMENTs, S20 per square per
week; three Insertions or less, 81, 80.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs, $200 per square first week,
per square after three Insertions or less S160
half square, three insertions, $1O0; one week,
el.60.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE srATl
PREss (which hss large circulation in every part Of
the Stso for so cents per squarein addition to the
above rates, for each Insertion.
LRGAL NOTICES at usual rates. ~ -r
TraEgisnt advertisements must be paid FORM ad.
Vt3oe t
BUSINESS NoTIoEs, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line for one insertion. No charge esf than fifty
ceuts ter each insertion. ss-.
~ ~Alioomnaunications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Edit0r Of the Press, and
khoee Of boBipess characterize the Publishers. 80
~ Jon PRINTING oi every description executed
alb dispatch. 5 s s--ta
s.. Tracy. Travelling Agents 81.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26
A Special Bountyl
OF
Three Hundred Dollars F!

AS soon as mustered in, and further bounty of
500 for one years enlistment, $500 for two years,
and $500 Tor th years; one-thrd being paid down
and the remainder in instalmens. Tey will be cred
tied to the Districts where they their families
domiciled, and will therefore receive the NJ
p LOCAL BOUNTIEs. 7A.4
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26
sales Room. Is7 10 rIiddle ST.,
Weed Sewing Machine Co,
u. s. MarshaI,s Sale.

No. 137 LIZ Middle Street, Portland.
ect94 G. W. ROBINSON, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-26
OIL.

FTfHE following named Companies have recently
Il been organized by sound practical business men,
and are confidently recommended as promising in
vestments. sh 5.is 4 + tae 1{ : 80 ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

A
bile novspsai ny way or tbs Tunes river sa thossnsd
.,.s a y An Her,i,c., y,-e.n,. ,., Al.
e'fN'N - sf~ s''. 's"s'' o~
apcc below tho hno Of tSs Dsn''e aud Ohio Railroad
aod 1so,a sau Joaos viii >nage thousand in ths
~ u -. "a, -. -
e'"'nv's S"'n" N"s''' ~ WV "a"arS
AMI sstg thousand troops VI g,na tof tho operations
o.,s, -, f,rat t,a = 90 , ~ ,,e taasaa ana az.
49, -, - -, 40. ,.rs.. ~
'oosf"D' 1"1iS uuoee oe"ef' soen go ''''eS ewcesv
eve thousonJ under innestfeet for tooassot wiu bs
sctaDc6 the defence OF tharetca ai0 savannah and
eight thousand for 10, dcfcace OF Gol,Ns There ara
tbtty thousand troops weat o tho E.,sss Up. who may
be Drongb reinforce Johnston There Sase bed des
thlfty thoa troops ys,ots detached points sBd
iustg thouaand ia basu,la,- ma s.ck Nal.ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
CAPTIVITY m LOUISIANA.


ksr orLs,ss, Jan Is, 1864.
The unfortunate Altar a. Bayou Corbcaux, commonly
dsnominated the bste OF Cisrion Grow, aud which
suited 10 vesy discontinue o. ths Union forces
aso occssoned the capture and retention short time
Of the correspondent c,nneciot with the forces in
that section Of the department Thanks however 70 tho
generous conduct Of the Union obcas aud the esteem
in which they were held b. the rebel General Dick
Taylor his release las, obtained and 10 Is once
more restored to his friends aud home As his release
was unconditional, aud restriction whatever placed
upon his dvulgepce IN relation 10 the interior OF tho
rebe lines west OF tho Mississippi sni much OF the
formation which he had tho opportun to acquire while
ccuned may prove Of interest 10 tho readers OF tho lis
RAID brief Of tho essential points may be given
sUmHss AID o. yogcxs
Ths eptre forco under up 10 the LIST o. January
ia the western department numbered about th,rtybvc
thousand men, composed Of eighteen thousand Texaus
nne thousand ioasianians and NssssppaDs, ana eight
thousand Arkapsans These forces we're under the com
msud Of Lieutenant General KIRBY smith with Lieutenant
General Holmes and Major Generals Magruder, Price.
Mouon. Taylor, Green and Walker as subordinate com
mauders The positions OF thcss We thousand men,
al the present time. are rs follows the large force which
threatened the front Of this army b,vog been recently
withdrawn
General Msgruder. 10 Texas, has besn re.nrorced
with the division updor command Of MAJOR General
Green, consisting Of about six thousand men, all
1cyus General Price, al Camden, Ark, has been
Strengthened BY ,outon's command about nvo thousand
strong aud is preparing for a movement against Little
Iock aud Gen. Tor, tho deenssr OF Western louisiana
has now under his command bat the division Of Cen
walker, Numbering some four ,toRsnd men, one rssi
n,ski q whose tavslry sfc employed picke;og IN our
front and performing cotrisr duly Will, walker, with
his main force. Is near simms,6 making active pro.
paraiicns for defending Ped uger
MOVEMENTS AND fosrnpAJloss
A forces commenced the rctrorrsde more.
mcnt IA western Iousans The eDoy fastened the main
body OF thor troops 70 tue defence Of points threatened
By other portions Of tho Uo,ou aroy, being VOL aware
that tho condition OF the roads aud the scaut supplies 10
tho country would prevent any renewal OF the previous
eWeapt 70 esasFse sbe c24arg w singe apd force,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
THE SOUTHWEST.
Importance OF Atlanta a. military
Observation-Disclosures 90 Defend II.


Observation-Disclosures 60 Defend II.
There moro important place ia tho woos Southern
copiederscya this than city Of Atlanta IL we
can rely upon popular opinion aud the fe,rs the rebels
themselves Atlanta is some hundred and thirty.
eight miles from Chattanooga. the last place being
the pont from which tho Union forces will
probably move "a tas coming spring The
means transportation, however, very
dinculi, the roads roagn aud mountainous with
number OF oug bridges rsversng them here aud there
which. II Is possible, aud indeed highly probsblc. would
DO burned down the advance Of a Unon army aud a
consequent rctrss, Of the rebes We have seen well
informed gentleman recently sfuved hero who has ,rsv
cI,cd extensively through the South ana who Is vol &C
auaintcd with tho bearings Of the whole question Of the
rebellion. tie says that the general opinion in Atlantis
Ca, and 10 TACT all through tho South IL that General
Grant viii csriatnly move upon that city Ia the
early spring lilo fears, however that this Will be d
acut u not an Impossible, feat 10 be accomplished even
by such great general Grant Ia hostile aud tnouu
famous country like Georgia. without any advantages Of
water communication. aud with the liability OF the rail.
way connections being cut ba IL viii bs rather hazard.
Gus job 10 keep up communications aud got up supplies for
an army OF invasion as large as CRAFTS must
be. According 70 the opinion Of our In.
tormant, tho commanding genera, may send
out heavy raids TO seze burn aud destroy the robcl
works in the city. which are OF ,ncsouabc benost 10
tho Southern Tho general impression throughout
Georgia Is thri Atlanta viii DO the rst point attacked
after tho opening Of the spring campaign Tho people Of
that state, with this idcs 10 view, making tho most
determined preparations 70 resist the tide Of expected In
vasson. Boys Of sixteen and men Of eighty
years Of sse arc being drilled IL the same
regiments. oil Of them inspired with she
ono idea OF defending their tangled conrcdescy Our
informant thinks that Whenever attack made on this
point there will be a heavy force Of rebels TO 70
ceye Our forccs. Whom attack Of Rosecraas
pccted the rebels bad thousands Of ready 70 defend
Atlanta against his soldiers The rebel government
called out from six 10 eight thousand men but four times
tho number voluntarily prcsea,ed themselves and wcro
enrolled 10 serve tho state during tho threatened sac
Az eosscsos da ao MAKO taa aqticpaiea aacks aa no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

IMPORTANT IRON Till SOUTH.
CAPTIVITY In REsElO0ea.
Interesting Narrative by Two Herald
Correspondents
THEIR EXPERIENCE AS CapTiyEs.
CASTLE THUNDER AND ITS HORRORS.
VICE Ard PeOFIIGACY IN RICHMOND.
INTERVIEW WITH GEN. BUTLER.
THE LIBBY MINSTREL TROUPE.
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
Strength and Disposition OF the
Encmy's Forces i'm the Trans
Mississippi Region.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA, THE GRAND PRIZE,
The Rebels Determined, if Not Able to
Hold Ii, to Lay Ii in Ashes.
the F0RTlf!cArI0Ns OF THE CITY.
Secret Propositions to the
Rebel Leaders.
The People Ripe for Revolt Against
The Rebel Finances Hopeiessly
Frustrated,
60, &c.. 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
THE REBEL PLANS.

Qho Increase OF the Rcbcu ArmAea--OOA~
sultmtion Between Gcaerat Ice and
sea-. Davis i'm Regard 90 tho spstsaG
Cnmpaagms,
, 1864-10-21
ExnresS RANCH.

YS7HE undersigned has purchased and is now sole
L proprietor of the above Ranch, situated on
Burnt River, hallway between Walla Walla and
Idaho City. He is prepared to entertain travellers
in the most comfortable manner. The Boise stages
stop at this house, and passengers find ample
commodations. CIV. DURKEE.
June 3, 1864. 25m2
, 1864-10-21
A Tribute to Copperheadism.


Do you uphold the Nations cause,
And think as Daniel Webster thought
The Constitution and the laws
With Unions life inwrought7
Does then your soul indignant swell
With scorn for the foul fiend who said,
Your Magma Charta is from Hell9
You are a Copperhead !"
Do you revere our chartered rights
And thus prove traitOr-as they say,
Those Ethiopian Zoophytes
Who now hold sway
Do You despse the vulture horde
Upon the country's vitals fed,
Who serve corruption as their Lord
You are a &C COpperheadW
Do you revert to former days,
The days of glory andrenown,
When patriots won the statesman's bays,
And won the mural crown
When not the place could make he man,
But aye the man the place instead
Where honor proudly led the vang
You are a" Copperhead !"
Do you e'er pray that strife may cease,
That war may stay her crimson hand,
And that the broad, white wings of peace,
May brood the land
If such your prayer, for one, l say,
Gods blessing rest upon your head
Come share with me the "sobriquet'
Of traitor 'COpperhead 2"
When through these clouds the Union star
Shall struggle from its sad eclipse,
And the red meteor of the war
Meath the horizon dips,
No higher eulOgy be mine,
No epitaph-if haply dead
Than this short, cabalistic line:
" Walter, the COpperhead !" WALTER.
, 1864-10-21

We call the attention of purchasers and tho public
in general to our present large and well selected
stock, consisting of
, 1864-10-21

USELESS YoUNG LADIEs.-A cotempora-
ry thus seriously speaks of that very large
class of useless young ladies who glory in
being above useful employment:
"The number of idle, useless girls in all
our large cities seems to be steadily increas-
ing. They lounge or sleep through the
mornings, parade the streets during the af-
tcrnoon, and assemble in frivolous companies
of their own and the other sex to pass away
their evenings. What store of unhappiness
for themselves and others are they laying
up for the coming time, when real duties
and high responsibilities shall be thought
lessly assumed They are skilled in no do
mestic duties-nay, they despise them; have
no habits of industry nor taste for the use
ful. What will they be as wives and moth
ers? Alas for their husbands and children,
and alas for themselves! Who can wonder
if domestic unhappine8S and domestic ruin
follow 2"
, 1864-10-21

CIRCUNsTANTIAL EvIDENCE.-I have
heard some very extraordinary cases of muir
der tried remember in one, where was
counsel, for long time the evidence did not
appear to touch the prisoner at all, and he
looked about him with the most perfect un-
concern seeming to think himself quite safe.
At last the surgeon was called, who stated
deceased had been killed by shot, gun
shot, in the head, and he produced the mat
ted hair and stuff cut from and taken out of
the wound. 1t was all hardened with blood
A basin Of warm water was brought into
court, and as the blood was gradually soft
ened, piece of printed paper appeared
the wadding of the gun, which proved to be
half of ballad. The other half had been
found in the mans pocket when he was tax
en-. He was hanged,