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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
sHERIFF's SALES.
sherif's Sale Bio. ISL.

DIT VIRTUE oT Az oRDER or SALE ISSUE D
ID cot Of the 0facs d the Ci~rk Il the Court
efCommen Pleas q Vaad-rbarg C.sunfy, lad lana
IN f4Sor u Christian Decker. ant against Franz
sAimzB, I viii. On
THURSDAY. March sd,~Issf,
Betwsan the haars 81 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p. NJ. q said day as the door q the ceart u0uss
in the City Of EyznsviIls Indiana Orr for SALE At
Public AHctian. the Esnts and Proata tur the term
q ssysa ysNrs q the following described krzf ~
tate 70 sit:
The southwest quarter q the southeast auartsr
ef section twenty (1s) Of township asven IN.
ssash Of range eleven fIit wsst. IN the Fiucsnass
Land District, YauderbaFEh euHnfy. Indiana
A ID should aaid Rents and Profits not sail 81 a
sam ssficieas 20 satisfy saia writ and Coats.
viii. Al the sane tina and place, oHer fof s4@ The
fes slmpls Of szid prsmisrs-
GEORGE w0LFLFN, Sheria Y.e.
L q 2sfunor pIa-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

TaE FAIR.-Masonic Hall Was sgair
crowded last night with the fairsst o
fair women, and the brsEest Of gallant
gentlemen; and as the temperature o.
the atmosphere wss somewhat lower
than on Thursday evening, the Hall wal
not 50 oppressivsly bot 81 on The previ'
ous evening
The several tables we're as nsgnit.
Gently sTrsugsd as 90 tie srst night, and
the ladies' il stteudsuee suilsd 4s win
uiusly, or With more fascinating grace,
sad their appeals to the people" we're
generally responded to with the larg
hearted liberslity that charzcterizes the
gentlemen Of Evansville and vicinity.
On the ice cream table another vacant
space was filed with large and mag
ni6csnt cake, presented to the Pair By
Mrs Col Gwathmsy, whose merry heart
always delights in doing kindness, and
in adding happiness to those around
her.
Miss Sinzieb and Miss Pbares, wboss
names we unintentionally omitted yea
terday morning, had removed their ia.
bic Of Juvenile toys and eonfections to.
wards the farther end Of the room, and
piled their labors with sedulous zeal, and
were highly successful.
Miss Amy Clifford continued to maj :
age the scales, If not of justice, at least
Of profit, and received liberal rewards
for her perseverance, and patience.
The Fair has been one Of the most
pleasant as well as one Of the most prof
table that has been held Ia the city dur
ing the season, aud We have seldom seen
so much social good feeling, as prevailed
among the different sscts, all vieing with
each other to secure the happiness Of
all. We inadvertently placed Mas Mol
lie Gwynn ia the postoffiee on Thursday
night, and Internationally ignored the
existence Of Miss Belle Gwynn, who was
one Of the fair divinities presiding with
in that attractive temple.
The Fair will close with the grand
Lunch to be set by the ladies' from l0l
10 o'c'ockH,o-day, Ito which they Ia
yite all the liberaLhearted gentlemen 10
the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

Sac FEAxeIsco, April 5.-TLe Legis
latare adjourned last night and viii not
meet again for two years.
The bill submitting to the people q
proposition to issue . half million dol.
lars 10 State bonds TO the Western Pa.
ei6c Railroad, and also half 8 million
10 the Central Pacific, was vetoed on the
ground Of aneOnstitutiouality Under
another bill the Central Company has
the interest on 100000 of its bOnds
paid by the State for tweniy years
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
SHINGLES
MICROSCOPES

rT,HE CRAIG MICROSCOPE a ns- -sd
Il h~aasifai article, magniiying tsn thousand
isssss sssts only 90 IS.
For ssis 81 WARREN q CosYSGToS's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

BEAUTIFUL AND INGEsIous Among the
articles on sale at the Church Fair on
Thursday and last nights we're many or.
tieles Of rare beauty and merit, not only
on account Of their intrinsic value but
from the skill, talent, ingenuity, patience
and good taste manifested in their con
siruction and preparation
Among these we may mention two
medleys Of steele plate engravings taken
from magazines and books, and arrang-
ed with great care aud manifest patience
to form large picturss--or vast assem-.
bles Of " heads the whole surrounded
by frames Of the most ignenioas devise.
One Of the larger Of the two was pre-.
pared BY Miss HELEN Dodge, aud the oval
frame is ornRmented with all kinds Of nuts
aeorus, seeds DC, put on with wax OF
glus, such as Efforts, English walnuts
apricot seeds, peanuts, almonds, hickory
mats, creams nuts, pecans, coffee nuts,
coffee grains, date seeds, &c, &c.
The frame Of the smalleris ornament
ed With cones and aeorns. and. was ar,
ranged and ornsmsnted by Mr. DR., John.
500.
The larger picture was purchased al
Is 90 BY our friend Mr. r. X. bunker,
sou, whose liberality ia only equalled BY
bis admiration Of beauty, whether in the
form Of an elegant picture or brighi
eyed lady. :.
There are also two landscape paint
ings ia oil, executed BY the skitfu pen
Gil Of Mrs Lotlie Hutchinson, which ex
hibic talent in that line Of no common
order They are both charming pictures
There were also various specimens o
wax work worthy of the highest admi
ration.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
GOLD PENS.

All pens bar uIy faAs-asaFi, 80. r. bAhsEss
Exrzt Lou, kT.," for uhieh hafs seeftrsd the
s5yiszseak. aIa are waFga8fHd ~ earats haa aila
psrffei Ia ssery respect. ssHt - u4ii % sNpfEss
- ay part Of liz ouaatry rtoa5t - pzses AID
rsfHrH eharys Pers8as ordering vii plesss state
ia siae and styis dasirp6sSshsiher hard - SOFT.
fms eearss and u the pen shgald tsii = please
- prove siaSefre. they VIII hsye ths pfiFiiegs =
sNrhan zffK 4 dsductiBu u afeen per cent. al
toasd 81 orders Of So over, aad twenty fse
pr c4Hs on thase oi si6a Iiiefsl Discount nlade
% thstfaie. oid peas r-paifed 10 the LIST man
usr far thirtY-afe cents lead aeaspl each. CirtH-
lars showing szes, Styles Art prices q Nafsises
ssnf FEEK o. arr sdarsss Adfrez
FP BARSEs,
Dealer In Cold Pens ard AnrafcsN wArcHKs.
$40 Third Streets, louisville. ~.
nehz1'es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Evansville Rsnss.

An election of Major for the LIST Bat
talon, Indiana Legion, will take place
at Mozart Hall, on Saturday next at 2
o'clock, BY order of Col HollingswoFth.
| know not who the candidates are, but
wish to SEQ every. member of the Rfses
and Of the whole Battalion present, pre-
eisely at . o'clock, that We may make
the best possible selection for The posi-.
ton. The undersigned will not be 3
LH.As. Can. R;ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

AccIDEST.-The train on the Z. 4 C.
Road did not get in last night until 10
o'clock ow ng 20 slight accident In get
ting of the track. No damage was done
Owing 10 the lateness Of the arrival
the mail Sas not distributed last night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
]. Haas. Cap. Rides.

Two Coon WoRx HoRsEs AT Acc
rIcN.--I win cell at auction. Saturday
morning, April 9th, at 10 o'clock, oppo-
site the Washington Hotel, Main street,
two good work horses and one express
or pedlAr wagon.
HIRAM EEEsox,
msrT-st Auctioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
NV. nom n.l,amor..

lsIseial DisFsteA 10 the cineinassi e~zstts.l
BALsIxoRE, April There was great
rejoicing throughout the city to-day, by
the eolored people, over the result Of
the election yesterday. Soldiers, men,
women and children paradsd the streets
The :majority Tor the Convention asd
immediate emancipation without com
psnsAtion, viii reach 500 The Uaion
men in the great slave-hOlding counties
came up nobly, completely killing the
pre- -slavery vote.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Court Notice

STATE or INDIANA,
vsnderburgh County, !
In The vandsrburgh Circuit Court.
April Term, lss{
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

D@rLsdies viii now find Lyons stock
Of Boys Clothing complete. He reeeiv.
ed the last Of bis stock day or two ago,
and has now the largest and finest as.
sOrtment of Boys Clothing to be found
in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
DENTISTRY
DIR FLEAGER,
q. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS. BOUNTY and ARREARS, B0UH-
i u Laad aud Back Pas Or soidiers, Nifo~ss
or ofs.ar Ha~st rEagnsxrfs fDEas-Tbird Stress,
a. Hin John TEEsIss Agent.
Ev.=sviIls. lad. H1rrh i. isss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
4 General Rebellion.

TrtanPk 81 y Great Discovery.
The rsAlsS has vsssizss sssiast es~as~sss-r H.<r
Dys<. Rsssssn hss forswsrz thsz- Assxsssses
sozinunisy has adopted In their stss4
cRIsTADOR0ss HAIR DYE,
sza Sc taess reass~s; u enbrawzs and elsskszs
the Ass nss sks sks@. It 10 Sssseshss sessElie~
net s@-sisy t-Wss II dess net harissqss s.ssrs
nth lsaesss.s sssssis fs-s. bus pEOduoss h~r s~s
Ia-s.s l-ss. sta esoling snses is Essss~s. iss re-
suits are ~~.sse~. u res~ fssl. 4@nus4sssrsd
By J. cRIs7RpoEo, xe. Aster Eeoss, Nsw
Yssk. seIa ~ al druggists. App.isd b. al
hslr-arssssrs. zeees In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Union League.

Members Of the Union League will not
forget to attend their regular weekly
meeting tonight Let US have fuIl
turnout, aud a jolly time generally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

sW-The 7Tmes is terribly alarmed lest
some Of its friends, who stole the sbueks
out Of an old mattrass, thrown ous Of
the Journal office, shall be infected with
some pestilence. No cause for alarm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

a TTEyTIoS. TAEHEEs - Plant sorghrm
~ suzaE-Czns SD no crap eseEs greater IN
aacea1snts for profit ths coming sesson- We have
lust recs5ve1 lot u choics Eastern SD We a,e
sole zzenss for Cookfs esiesrzfet EssssTa.ors.
ssmries e very extra Syrup made on them last
year asy Be seen ~ oar store Persons wauting
Mills Or EEkDorEtoTs Vii please order e4rly, -
The ssppty viii not b equai 10 the dsassd
YICKERT BROS,
No III Main strssI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
HOME INTERESTS.

Ra-s- p. a Il. W SMITH, sole manu5acsurerz
SftAs NEW AMERICAN ORGANS With trs.ols
sttsehzsat, snished IN sfsssa difsrvut styles /;
slegsntIy polished IN Ro-swcod fer Ps-Ior uss
Also. IL Blazs vsIsut aud OAK t1r Chs@rAs-.
schools, Lodges, &c.
Also. Smiths anriv@il-4 Hsl0dsoas, ~srraata8
tsT H~s years. For sale by
WARREN cONYNGTuS,
eefsf-sm No. l Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

NV YosK, April s--Tks champion
billiard match between Kavanaagh and
Tisnan vas woa By the former.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

FER HyetnK Sliks Neaiss Aad Mixed Goods,
shAwis. scarfs. Drvssss. kibbsas. Gloves. Hsn-
nstn. Hats. Feathers. KID Gloves, Chu-
drsh's cioshinE. Aad all kiads 81 wsMrs
inr Apparel.
ns-A SAVING OF so PER cENT.-aa
For 3 eeafs ysu cas- color - maay 9ood4 ~
weuid ethsTwis cost Eve fine4 that sum. Nsri-
eus shaass can b prsdaeet froEs The eamz dye
Tbs rreessa IL staple aad asY the dye
Wifh perfect sacces@ Directions 10 English
French aad GeFnan inside Of each package
Ter farther inferassfien IN Dyelnx. and EiFisE
psrfret kpo~tsdge what eolars are hsst adapted
90 dye ossr others, with mapy valuable Feueipta
I rsrchsss HoSs stevens Treatise Oh DveiBg aud
1 CalorinE- ssnt By mail Fecslpt q pstee--id
eenta Manufactured by
| hOwE sTEv Ems. 20 Brosdvay. Boston.
For sale ~ aFaggisss and dsAlsrs geasnsllys
novEs-lF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

msrTst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
AnetIani Auction,

A large number of elegant and very
desirable articles will be sold st Masonic
Hall at ! ! o'clock to-day. The best were
kept till last, and viii be sold without re.
serve.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
LNs0LUBLE CEMENT.

GnnAx
DIarurEnx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
CITY NEWS.

EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

PtTrssrRs, April s.--Rissr 10 feet 10
iuehss by the pies mark, and falling.
Weather clear aud pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

To FzrueIAsA-If you Wish 10 purchase pare
Drugs. Msdicines. sn1 Chemicals AZ = small al
s.aes on Eastern pixies, 80 saa examine EELLEE
4 wmIxK's stock, whsrs yoa will ind every artf-
Gle that ia nestsd BY the professor. and Is prizes
shieh esaaot Gall 10 give satisfaction. Their
GRE Is 1t No. 81 A4iz street naayfdkssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL.
Urinary. add s>xssi sysssns-ae~ ard reliable
trs4tnsat-sa Rsporss Of tia HOWARD Asso-
cIATToS. ssat BY mail In s~sied letter snvel-
Spss, fFss Of charge. Address DR. ). skILLIF
Hou0HroS. Howard Association. No. south
NissA Street, rhiisaeiyhis. Pa
axrI'dz dAwIys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
the VERY LATEST
TELEGR A PHI
CONGRESSIONAL.
IXIvIIIfb COugrcss--Firsi Session.


HoEsG-Gassou made report from
tia COMMITTEES on Elections that neither
Loau, toe sitting member, uor besider,
a contestant, from the Ttk district OF
Missouri, were entitled 10 q seat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

AsfaMA AND ossuAPrfos .--TAs pssOf.
Of cures Of the meet distressing sssss Of A.thss
aud cossumpsios b. Or. strsSkl&ss's asltias0ss
Cough Balssm spsaks louder sasn verde TO %.
nsrIts Of this inosmparahle remedy. A Eratsfsi
pssisat writes al sm happy to bar ny ssstlmo-
ny 10 the weadsrfai pewers Of yeur cough Bal.
sam Ia ssrizg me 81 tho meet ,rssbissoms cough
and shertssss u breath Aftss all othsr means had
fAilsd. cas sny rsssls be nors gratifyiaEi What
lead " sussEtsg wss Fs@evsd BY the see Of this
noble csugh sslsau. Sold ~ all druEzisss--eo
ssRts per bottle. aps-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

S~Go to Lyons for elegant, tasteful
Spring quits His stock is now complete.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Bounty for Discharged soIdiersl

b "a sE1ssemsRs to the Bounty La~, passed a.
the last session Ct congress. +" All sol1isrs or
other persons Nha hass bees a. slaH Le-ssfl<r e
discharged within TIVE years FoHa the date ofthsir
snlistzsas. By Es4soa Of wounds rsOsissi in battle
shall resolve tbs Sane RoaHty ss shonsh they
served tee yrH-s"
o9ce ss5s MAR strses. over Ksllsr's Gan st0rs
opposite tbs coar aouss. Evsnsvitie. IaaianA
Correspondents must sneloss stamps
80 Coed resrsaees given n Fsqufree Hh29
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
MEDICAL.
COAL.

IKE ARR NOW ESAPl<z6rT0 DELIFEh,
w At sAart sesiess y Ek< zaztify o. esrt loss
q sapsriof zr-ieis q esssa kfyeF Coal All oF9sFs
EFF a. the Groezrx Of H a Geek Main sussfs
~ ~ the Dock, lower end q The wharf VII y
puset1sliy attended %. 1HoAAs 60.
sps-l@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

-. BRIGcs,
"Prosrisser sf ths Brszareth Hszas.
"6sw Ysrk"
Thsrs 10 seshiag saaal, In the say Of Pisster.
70 tia Ps<sss Plaster Of Mr.. AIssoek- In Astk-
ma. cszgs, Kidney Assetioas. sad Iss@l dssv-
SEATED psins. tksy saord psrz4assf relief; srd
for weak b4eks, peIns IN the 49,. ssitshes. and
spasmodls pAlAs gsasrally. thsy are unsurpassed
fer tbs bsnss Is they imrsrt Prize 70 eents s.ee
Principal ozos, - Canal Street.. New York
n. NELSON CO and n. y. THOMPSON
Evansville, Isd.; sna ~ al respectable asaIsEs
in mssielRsS. mchz3 I'm
One Of HunnsywsII's Great Remedies.
HUsSEwELL's ToLU ASoDYSK.- This
@ost woR6srful snd EsIisbIs prrparssisn which
kas sArnsd its true name ana fame By results
which has bafas4 every osbsr attempt At relief IN
Hs@saissa. kksaszasts~. 0ess, Rsrssss Head Acks,
Tosts AID Eav As1s, BOSss coz,sias@ss, HyG<rsa,
Distress after Eali@s. Lees u slsv. G@ayai ssyse~s
D-sdis Pa~sxssaSs q E1osSk~g cs@sl. aHd Asfhasa.
nov DECLARED 70 b. largely Nsvso-s. Fer tbs psias
IN Ms4eAgg NezarsaassA perfect sslssf. whtis ss-
tursfs Afssr~srk h znaissnEbsA. and ess 81 rs
Esoss Important posats.
This valuable pEspsratien shsEld b ia every
Family dsserIptl sssAis It's raj neoss.Ity.
or It's splsndId results.
L. HUNHEwELL, Prcpsfstor
csmn<gelsi Wharf. B ston.
ss-Ser sale ~ 81 wholesale aad rsskil dsAisrs.
kKLLkk WHITE, Agents
noyi9-2m EvADavtii~. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney 1t Law and L. S. Claim
Agent.

Il authorized By the Government q pF0Sare Pen .
sious. Bounty Aessy, Back Pay, Beauty Land
Claims 81 HoAszs and other Property destroyed
whtle Ia q ssryios Of the Government. sna all
eiaims u whatsoever kfaa OF nature against ire
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

and the prisoners. 375 in number, IN
eluding large number Of officers, az
rived here Yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09


the following persons we're arraignsd be-
fore the Circuit Court on indictments for
larceny: ffr 8eeR III
John Smith, stealing - from
Myers; James Griffith, stealing rife
and coat from W. J. Gilky; Joseph
Ferguson and Charles B. Williams,
stealing boats from Henry Ellers; WIN.
Rliest, stealing a pair Of shoes from
Morgan, Reed & Co, and sack Of -four
from Adler & Co.; and Minnie Gray, a
'frail fair one,7 lately from Memphis,
stealing $685. from another frail sister.
who ia known by the name Of Heenan
All put in plea Of not guilty, and oil
the men being alike desti'ute Of money
Or lawyer, we're remAnded 70 jail until
o'clock in the afternoon. Minnie was
also sent down 10. Wo'dins hospiiabIe
mansion.
The last one Of them would, no doubt,
have been willing 10 have fled an aida
Wit in his own behalf swearing be was
innocent, and the others would, no doubt,
have as readily sworn that thoy "sSw
= them never do the ateslingi" but that rule
of practice has not yet been introduced
into Judge Parretts Court.
In the afternoon Judge Parets az
signed counsel TO the several prisoners
arraigned in the morning
WIN. Klissl was put on trial for steal.
ing q sack Of -four from Adler 4 Co.
But two witnesses we're svorn. Adler
swors to the taking and carrying away
Of the -four, aud the other mar thai
Kliest had been In bis saloon drunk aud
went TO AdIerA
Prosecutor stinson submitted the cas-
with very few remarks. Mr., Anlhe
for the defence, made the point that ,ne
defendant was too drunk to know wha
he was doing, and, second, that the case
was not made oat--the indictment eharg
ing tina; the property belonged TO Adlsl
q Co, while tho evidence proved Il be
longed TO Adler alone
Judge Parrett held, In his charge I,
tho Jury, that Il Il was proved that tn,
property belonged to one Of Che par,ie,
named in the indictment Il was suit
cient; aHd the Jury thought so too, as
after an absence Of ten OF fifteen min
utes, they returned a verdict Of guilty
and Exed the punishment at one year ii
the Penitentiary, one dollar 6ne, An'
Acknowledgement for Eve years.
Charles B. Williams was next place,
on trial for larceny, stealing pair o
boots from Eller's on. Main street Tn
evidence was very plain, not that he &C
tuSlly stole the boots but that be wa
present assisting his cOnfrere one Fs'
guson
They were arrested at the foot Of ALL
mans stairs on Water street. When a
rested Williams stopped down and prs
tended to be trying to vomit, but som
Of the oldest aud ablest members OF Ii
bar we're eof ne opinion that this fa'
shoula Je taken as evidence that
had aBeaaptei to swallow the boo
which tand there at IL o'elOS
the same nig
j. C3nt anklin, Esq, defends
bnt & no ct as twelve men nnd
OATH ay re guilty and must serve I
Stas For two years At Jefsrsonvill
pay fne 81 s25, and be disfrAnehis
Tor are yeats Ferguson, eonfrere
WI lhams. was immediately put on tri
. 20 p ,he same offence, being the party "
aallg took ihe boots while Williams he
Che proprietor of the premises in chez
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs


H5asks
1'Sshy ssh
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Ltzh bias,
FsaeA Hlss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEI
Batehelcr's Celebrated Hair Dye
u fAs Bet in The World Ta< Only
Hormsess, ffws, and RelAable Dye

noTHsEsss, IFNe, and heEh1bte Iye
Kacsra.
TAis spissdid Hair Dye b PsEssst-SAsazss BED
Rnsky OF cesy Hair, inas@asly % oseszy Black
or Ssszrsl Brown. wisAe1t Ialarisg The Hair 81
Staining sAs skia. s.xizg TIA Hair sen a=a
Bssztlfsl; izparsz a~sh vitality. fssSz@.siy re-
storing its prissizs ecker and reetia.s the III
sassss Of Bad Dyss. Tie csaaizs 10 xixnsd wTI.-
LIAM. A. BArCERK0a. all osssrs ere zsrs izi-
taaseus, sd skesA - ssos&sd. seIa ~ II
pruxyssss, &c. TssssFy-ss Barclay ssrsss. n.
BATCKEzoR's Nxw ToELgT c1xAN Fo1
pnEss1Na TIE HAfn. tyisawly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

HmTos IiKAD. April 4--Gen. Gill
more has returned to Hilton Head from
trip 10 Jacksonville, Florida The
famous 500-pounder Psrrott gun at Cum.
niags Point exploded after being fred
t,6l5 times.
tTi@ss' spseisll
Richmond refugees report Lees arm ,
being largely reinforced, and wiil open
the campaign With 10000 or 10000
troops. Conseripts arriving at Rich,
mond are sent forward rapidly and with
out delsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
RAILRoAD REGIsrER.
River News.

ARRIVALS
ia fsbsr, Nashville lszwrsasss. Nashville
Lsenisias Cincinnati Olive, Nashville
DEPAETU RES
Llia faher, Lcuisv5iis Lswrsnoe. Pitsshnrx
Laoaidss, 81 Louis Olive. Louisyilie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

THE coxFKssIezs AND EXPERIENCE OF
Al INVALID,
Pubiishsd foE ths bsasat, sad - sArnIag and
CAUTION TO T0UNo MKs who suasr fsom
NsFveas Dsbality. FfsanAtues Dsssy Of Manhood.
sts., Supplying 1t The sans time. THE nKAHs
or sELF CUBE. By Who hss szrsd kiasslI
s@r b~iag pet 20 grsss szpsass sad Iajury thrOagh
medical hunabug and auseksry.
ny snsioslng q pess-paid addressed savslsps
sinzls copies say BE- had Of Oh. astASr
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford. KfhEs County, n. Y.
mav21tF-fesz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

RS-oas trial "a sasseisas to eeayinve the mess
serapalsss sf shs lrvxlunbls and ssfAiiing efficacy
Of MADAME zAgoC P0RTER's CURATIVE
BALsAM Ter ths cure Of colds. Coughs. Hu4rse-
asss. shortusss 81 Breathing. Asthma. Dtaicuity
efRrsashinx. Haskissss. Tickling In the Threat.
Tightnsss Of the Cheat, and Consumption See
AAvsrtIsessent in Ansthsr column. aps-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

- Burnett's Cocaine kills dsadru6
dresses the hair perfectly, and renders it
soft and glossy. There aFs worthless
limitations Of which the public should
beware.
Sold By Keller & White. ss,St