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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
U. S. PROPOSALS.


oTTies OF s. CowaiSstuY ~ SvbststsScr.
Evausx D. md, hea i.t lSat
tealef proposals., n appllate, gll 10 ecal.a
At this one until o'clesk - Deeemter rs Is,
tS6i, t.r the nllnwtag cnmmi.sa atotrs
1000 ERrrUlH Flour hoiea fNtra On
barrels, iuu beat Ito a, siatiag brand, aud iur.
n'sh,ug ,smpies !, a. least ,go goends.
lined, or Preserved gpnny sacks
so 600 lbs Bacoa shoulders ~ New
Smoked, IN strong strapped boxes containing 100
SO 600 lbs clear naeon sidea 49, New
smoksd. tu steang strapped box. or casks, par-
ties vii state lhe Kind Of "a Asses Ties propose
20 turni-h IN tbe above.
aS 900 Ibs EIominy, Mia dried, in barrel,
lined
Also. For the supply II Rosh Beef 20 ths 5
neral Hospital, and the troops rcceisiug sup.
plies at this post mmeacirg on the 10Th %
December, lS64 a. cnairE "a the iGth day 81
April, lS65. said Rns &C. ~ frum fstsers 70 De-
i've years old and over, % wcieh-utta4each rot
less than 80 No. The Beef O. D. sound and who'll
souae, with ncVks, shaakss and kidney tailtw ~
oluied.
an articles TO be cf The b.st quality ajsa o. Ne
delivered tfue Of expense 90 the United sstos sar
drayage &C az the L. s. Subsistence sfevrhcn e,
Al the time spetihe3 ia thp proposal. ~ eNteu-
account whatever.
Actual tare is required 80 an eases; o. the rule
no execution viz he made under any eirenms,sn-
CO. whatever.
Ceopen'g must be Of the bo,t Sind, aad every
paekaEe must % 10 Afet rAle Hhi ppluE order
No ehargu t1r pacs ATS allowed
hsracd samples OF ca article ziust accompany
the PROPOSALS ,eNce tur seat aal muss b. ss
erred 90 therein
All articles VIII BE carcfpliy 60. rect 4 hv an In
nrector or the part ST DE lnVei States ani no
article So id be leetiveier paid Dor ninth a bss
passed this insp cti1u, a1d osrti-ctc TO tEst
effect has beon siiached g. Dc efiElusl hili.
Zach psee agc must have MARKED n be. dfss}r..
~ and platnly the name an5 aedryss oi she sr!ier
tho name ot ttoarttcle, the srcsss taio sp3 net
Proposals will be received Tor she whole or f,-
any part Of the quantities neQuireA
copy of this advert cnleps IA SIP fron, a
newspaperl uust g. tschc1 TO each pro, ossl
Blank proposals viii bs iurni AZ this 81 &c.
Proposals must be cneio-ea la Rs,ala4 suvch ns
add sesscd to tbs undcrsig u+d sad eadlrsed Pfs-
posals for Subsistence stores
Pawn pts 20 be made IA spch "a a. assn , BE-
supplied by he Treasury az The Cnite1 States
checks for JrFtih aies ct IDt-htedaass.
The righ- is reserved 10 reset any or an propo,
sails, n such coursa Should te daHnri by the al.
dersigpe ter che ben ni 81 "a ovssrum nc.
Proposals must Re slsHed d. tAr agties The 81 :
selves. ana nos bg cicrS ,egenf-. &C. =
bidde = are Invited % be pres ne sf the opening
Of the aids. T. e. herman
ueeS-td Cemmtsgfy Suesistsuce-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
MILITARY.

10 Soldiers Who Hare Ssrped
Tro Years and been Honorablg DIG
ehard from The " s Service.
list Corps $500 bounty.
oFFfcK A. A. PRov0sT MARSHAL gnNRzat. J
IsdisnApeiis, Drc. !. ises.
AAkS WHO HAVE SERVED Two rKAnS
w ard BEEN hoBorably fisehsrgef, can snifst
until D~esmher ~. issEs 10 the LAT Csrps res or.
gasiEisg - waskingtsn, D g, under Ma. Gent
EAneock
Men qwslined uiil, % application 60 any Pro-
vust srshAl, b Furnished transportation ts
NAshlnEtaB.
Term q service err year. Beauty $50 en hsing
mustered.
~ Order Brig. Gsn'i T. O. PITCHER.
A. A Pro. u 7 Gsn'l
GE0Asx ". DnhEeefss. Lieut. and A. Ins
decR IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

ESCAPE or MoSE wEBsTER-The no.
torious guerrilla leader and horse-thief
Nose Webster, who was captured in
owen county few days ago, subss-
quently made bis escape Four of his
men, who we're captured at the same
time, passed through Covington Wed.
nesday, under guard, en- route for Lex.
rlon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

ATTEMPTED AssAssSATIoS.-W learn
that an attempt was made on Friday
night to sssassinate man named Ste
phens while on bis way home, some four
miles in the country.
We are told that he was SHOT BY some
villain, the ball taking effect ia his
shoulder, inHicting s painful bat not
dangerous wound. We have not learn
ed any further particulars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
LYor,n KArrarnnr.

LYONS EATRATHON
Asthsiren is from ssls Greek 20 ID ''Kafhfo. p of
AAthsiro. sigHifyifiE 20 eisaass. rsIuvinats ans
Iss'ors- This arttcis - shat ~ nssms algni aaa
Aof prn-ervinE, restoring ard ss4LiifyinE TIE
hunss hair u Is ths ssst rsras s,r.st IA sse.tisa
q ths ~ofid. II = azaia owned ssd s,at 20 -
ne original proprietor. ssd is nov made = ith TIE
ans eArs' an snd SttsBtios Shica gave q >
sale q over ems million bottles per annum.
IL Il sosi delightful Hair Dressing.
IL sraesiestos seuEf AMI dandrun.
rssps ths head cool SAD elsaa.
y n@kss BE hair. rieh. son aud siossy.
Il Prevents tie hair from faliisg 81 asa terra.
Ing gray.
u fsstores hair apss hsid hsa6s
Any i@2y Or gentleman rho vainss beautiful
SO o. aar shosId nes Lyoa's Eafhaireu. Itis
NaovA sad - throurheet ths elyflisss -ari1.
sold D. all FaapecsAbIs aaaisrs
DkAAs BAkSEs a CO., zsw Yors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

"a Col Cbivington, at the head Of
the LIST and Sd Colorado Cavalry, routed
body Of 900 Indians near Fort Lyon,
Colorado, recently. Between four aud
i've hundred of the Indians were killed,
Including three chiefs, and large nam
Der of mules and ponies we're captured.
Col c. s loss was small
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

AsoTHER Brave Max FALLxx-The
following letter, Which We copy from the
W,abash Express Of Saturday, an
uounces the death Of as bravs aud pa
triotio young mao as ever laid his life
upon the altar OF his country.
We have known young Brasher since
be Was boy, and can fully endorse
every word hiA friend and companion.in.
arms says Of him.
He entered the army in the l4th IL.
diana regiment as a private, and served
With it until the battle Of Anlistam, hsv-
ing rissn 10 the rank OF Captain, where
he was severely wounded
Before recovering from bis wound he
resigned, ..but afterwards recovering, he
enlisted two companies, and as Captain
Of one Of them re-entered the service in
the l20sh regiment.
I He was noble, brave, and daring, and
as = true soldier fell while shsering his
men on 10 victory.
/ HEApoUAETERs l20rH Isp. Vols,
NASHVILLE, TEss., Dec 2, 1854
Ma k0HEEr BRAsHER Sir: II be.
comes my painful 2aty 10 inform you Of
the death Of Jour brother, and / might
say Of mine too Major Bsasher was
killed Nov 30lh. about dusk, At the
battle ut franklin, Tennessee, while
cheering on the men. SIR, be was 9
noble man The rebels cane on oul
regiment (who were entrenched) in fou,
columns The sisjor bad command o.
the left wiHg, where the rebels charged
wherever the fight vas tkiekess b.
vas to be found He vas struck By Z
Minie-ball back Of the right ear, passin.
through the head and ont at the lsf
temple. ! was Ia The rear Of the color
company whcn they cane for me ane
told ne of e. Immediately vent q
him, but his spirit had taken its eight
lie died without a struggle; be had 1
smile on bic oounteuance even in death
lie requested me some time ago, that
10 case q bis death, would take charge
Of bis tdeets, ard attend ~ bis bust mes,
here a. the regiment
You ard your sister aud mother may
we'll be proud OF such brother-he died
the death that be desired, for be told me
if is should be bis fate to die early he
wanted 20 die amid the din Of battle. .
De and | we're friends before We came
into the army I was Orderly Ser
seaus for some time in bis company
since promoted 10 Adiutant Of the reri.
ment. We have been bunk-mates since
Sc came into service lie vas more
than brother 70 rne He wasA favorite
10 the regiment lie always had a smile
ard good word for every one. His
place sill not be flled in this regiment
| await your orders with regard to bis
effects
We evacuated Franklin At II o'clock
that night, We could not bring him Of.
| tried every place to get transportation
for him, bot could not get it left the
body in charge Of the Brigade Surgeon
who was left in charge Of our wounded
who said be would have bin decenfly in
TERED, and his last resting place marked.
The Colonel, commanding 'he regi-
ment and brigade both, tried to have
bin broght Of. bat could not
Il IS very busy in camp, for We expect
The rebels every hour / must close.
You have the hearlfels sympathies Of the
entire regiment | am, sir,
Yours to command,
Il c. MERRIcx,
Adj l2Oth Ind Vol IuFL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

EsS~ Tho weather, contrary TO all hp-
mau expectations, turned much colder
during Saturday night, and o'clock
yesterday morning the mercury stood at
l2' above zero. At4 o'clock last even
ing it stood at lSo and at 10 o clock last
night at l4' above zero.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

s1- One thousand two hundred and
ninsty-eigbt recruits we're forwarded TO
Nashville on Thursday morning, from
Louisville. They will soon learn the
duties Of a soldier, in the immediate
front Of q hostile army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

ka~ Billy Magruder, with his gang Of
outlaws, IS said to be prowling about the
Lebanon Branch Railroad. Billy will
be apt to pay his respects to one of the
trains over the road before long.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

MURDERED SOLDIERS The following
is list Of the names Of The Federal sol
diers so rulhlesslessly aud barbarousiy
killed and wounded, after being captured
bY the rebel cavalry on the march from
Cen,erville. Tenn, TO Clarksville We
are Indebted for the list 20 our excellent
friend, Wilson, the handsoms book keeper
at Goldman, Berg q Cos The frat
two were wounded add left for dead, bat
afterwards revived, and made their way
within the Federal lines and were sent
around on the hospital steamer Wood:
Lemuel Graudstaif, Ethelbert Grouse,
co. F, 100, Ind. alive, enlisted near Fort
Wayne. Isaac CASTOR, Co +, Lewis
Kendry, co. +. Adam Kaubaugh, co. F
Irwin Baker. co, A Of the same regiment,
killed.
The massacre occurred near Center
vile, Tenn They belonged to General
Coopers brigade, and had marched y
miles in two days and one night, having
bad but one pint Of -four on the march,
their baggage and supplies having been
sent around by the river
Four others, belonging to other States,
were also massacred
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
MEDICAL.


S. T.-ls60 *.
Psrsens 81 seasntAry hass q troublsa vita
~eAknss. lassitaas, PalPltatlsu Of the heart. a.k
% apostle, d.sgress sissr eats ~, torpid nv.r
eens'iPAsioa. Deserve % sstsr, u they vlu
Try the celebrated
PLANTATION Z TTTERs.
Shisa Hro no~ raaouiuasnsel - toe hishsst sasii.
cal Aathort'iss. SAD warrsntsd e prt,iuos "a ira
1edsais beneficial saset Th.g ere ssoeedisel,
.sr'sabls. Ies'ss-ly pars, sad muss .upsrstss ~
0shTr 'anie' ~here hzalshy. sntl. stiusulens Is
required
Tesy purity. strsaEsssa - "a iuyigorats.
TAsy create = hsalshy spv. tits.
diet
Th's svsrsosas IN. ssss' = u ais,ss.,Iou ssa
late hours.
Tasy sfrsae,li,a n q syt tam ssa .plsrea a..
the mtnd
Tssy prsseHt nissi ssfie asa sassrm.atsst g.
vera.
Thy party sss aa..sh ana asidisy 81 taY
Thsy cure Dyspsi sis sas Constipation.
TAay cure niarrh En- and Cholera Morbas.
fhsy cure Liver Csaps iaint ani Earvous
Headache.
They make the seAh strs nF. tbs ianeuid hrl
Net- sac are eAhai nted hatsfrs's great fastaftr.
fhty aFs eonPossd 81 the oalss rated Caiisaya isf
~ih'sfgreen, sasna fsas roots ADD hsris. al pres
s7FTsd Ia Psrfssiis psgs ~ CT sln run. Pot psf-
t'eniAfs, sss sircg lars and asstiuaoulals asoe III
zach bossie
De~AFe Of inp esiors. Ex2tains every bottle.
- wat y has o ar private q. =. stamp unmsti-
'@'sa over The pora. With plantation scene, sd
eA' aEha'ars o rms steel plate side lalsl. Zee
taA' oar bottle IL nst rv-ailsd vita spurious AID
ee'e'sfio"s sfHe. Aay person pretending 60 astl
EsntAi'sn BIZ ere hy tis gallon o. IN baik. s AZ
'hap'saaF. Az person Initiating this bottle, Or
seiAg ssy 90 sastsrisi tissreis Nhsthsr called
T@niAtios D. tssrs or net. is Acrlmlnai under ths
= .. As~' "a wlii b 30 pro-.cutss - "a We
-'fe~ay hAFs sys on several parties r. aIiIag
oas eoss's' |. A. WHO via sueosea IN estslHw
yourselves tnss cisan quarssrs. TIE demand fsr
DFAAss = sastafsaa bitisrs IRON ladies, clergy
'aen' Her iAAsts, ko.. is ineredIbis. The simple
tr7ai % BETTE Il The svidssos We present q ta.
N"fth At q superiority, Thsy arr sold - al r.
sPo'A9is' Druggists, ero'srs. physisians, hoisis,
ssiooas' tts&mhcais. aad country stores.
2. n. DRAKE A co.
Ne. 90 Brondwsy. n. y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

TESTIMONIAL.
This Is 90 csrsfty that we. lhe upd@r-fxusg hs~s
been is'izatsly @sqEainte5 vita g. " Boyntar,
n. D.. fer abuHt sizht ys1rs DarIaE the IL. ia
ysars he hzs been sagarsl tn = iEsrsfsvx And azs-
eass4al practices q Medicine i thia city. He
leaves hsr- CT aeeoaat q ID hsalth
We take EFsat plessurs in recon uBsrGinx ksrz
beth slcisliy and pr fssfansily, &c EsrlIssn4a 81
sxssiI ut z=srals, aad ocezgyinx PTszissnt 20
sitc1 AEs0E fae Physicians % CIR city. ard hoa@
Re nay sGcEnea well elsewhere a. be las ders
ri ! C.. FREEMAN. ND
Pros-ssor q surgsEy IN Ecleesie MsdieAI List
tzts, CiaeinEati, O.
JOHN n scUDDER. NJ D..
PTosssscr Of The Thsory aa1 Praetirs 81 17s--4
sine In tbs 4. n. Ts.fifass
Il. D. GARRISON, ND,
Lass Professor Ct Chemistry 1zs Physsolosy IN
the Esove usnfiened Insti uss 4e-fs-sSa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

~ We we're very sgreeably sur
prised At late hour on Friday nigh; b
meeting our young friend, Capt J. T.
Reed, A 4. General on the stat Of Cen
veateh, on beard The Peyiona, en route
to Memphis. Gen. vesteh expects to
leave Louisville for Memphis in day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

a CASE OF HUHAxIrY. We saw On
Saturday woman and three children,
refugees from Arkansas, on board Hall
& Radd's ~haFfboat, who are objects Of
charity They are provided for By Capt
Hall With bed Of hay, covered with
heir Own tattered quilts. They appeal
strongly to the beneYolence Of our lib
eralhesried ladies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

sTGeneral Veateb arrived in the
city by the Morning Star, last night, and
is stopping at the American House, with
portion of bis staff. He lie en- roats to
Memnhis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

FIRED IsTo.--The Bostona was fred
into at Carrollou, on Wednesday, By
gang Of forty gusrrillas. Several shots
struck the boat, but nobody was hurt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

n~We are indebted to our venera-
bic friend, DR.. Green, mail agent on
the Morning Star, tor New Albany and
Louisville papers Of Saturday evening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

A RAscALLY TRIcK-The St. Louis
Dispatch of the 24tb says that a person
calling himself Col Charles Carpenter,
formerly Chief Of Scouts" while en-
route from Memphis to that city, on
which were also the Peak Family, "
induced the latter to give a concert on
board for the benefit Of. a poor woman
and four children, who were among the
passengers. Zach passenger paid a dol
lar, and quite handsome sun was real
lied. TIE "Colonel got possession of
it, and "mizzled when the boat reach
ed Cairo, leaving the poor woman
" minus" ard the " Peak Family g and
passengers somewhat indignant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

sey- Most Of tbs horses belonging to
Howe's Circus, now exhibiting at Nash.
vile, have been impressed by the mill
tary authorities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

~ The highest market price paid
Tor Gold, Silver, Coupons and Gov
eminent Vouchers, at the Continental
Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

LIsERAL-Floyd eounty has, By her
County Commissioners, appropriated
e.. $50 for The relief Of the wives, widowt,
families aud orphans Of soldiers ia the
service IRON that county, which is 70 BE-
distributed 70 families ia Amounts Of
81 so per week Such llbefality Is
eminently worthy q county that gave
some 600 majority Tor Mcclellan They
love the soldiers, those County C3mmis-
sioners do.
Even Sullivan county, If We mistake
not, appropriated $4,000 for ike pur-
pose, while Yigo county, during The last
year, gave over, So 900, but thea yigo
is an Abolition county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

Evidence OF HARD TIxEs-WhenC Cop.
perhesd editors have to be fed on gooss
By eontraband HesrOea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

= = . > VI = EIHNsIas
IAis l. iSs most ssIightfsi sos sxtraori mar
Artisas svs' isssysT :: changes tls sun b,sras
ace ana = - psariy safin texture - rarsas
iss O~@aiy- 1F4rttnz fhs marble parity Of souta
Ass ths - APpe@rasas % iaTiilng 10 shaeify
osiis Of ien- It removes tai. frscKisa, PIN.
PEE sns shDess FROM she sSiz, is4sinE tls eoua-
saszio1 B. traassar-at ass smooth. r. osa-
t%ins 70 zssssriAi Injurious . shs ska. Pal-es-
lied y ACTRESSES aad opsrs sinrsrs. rsls wbaf
sFsry iady shszld nsvs. sad sTury whsrs.
FrsVsrsf b VIZ TfsEss, Trey. NJ
Address an orlsrx 70
DEaAs 5. BABsEs 90, sss .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

ARREsT OF SUPPOSED ASSASSIN
The supposed murderer Of Enrolling OF.
heer Freeman, in Sullivan county, SAYS
the Wabash Express, was arrested this
side Of ST. Louis few days since, and
IS now eonhned in our county Jail He
will De sent to Indianapolis for trial It is
said there is very certain proof of bis
guilt Soon after Freeman zas killed
he hed the State, leaving his family in
Sullivan, and his whereabouts have been
unknown until short time since.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
ELECTION.

First National Bank Of Evansville,
Indiana.
TsHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
1 wiii net % Tuesday, Jaauary Ieth. Tass ~
the B4aking Hoasa. between tbs hours o. ore sd
iouF o'eiosk -. for tbs pasyasa Of slsetink aloe
Dirsetors f1s tbs sosulng year.
Nm. 7. PAGE, Cashlsr.
Dec sch 1864. a~es-stdAgw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

Ia The Senate has confirmed the
nomination Of Ex-Gov. Dennison as
Peat Master General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

UxIrED STArEs CHRISTIAN CoNxrs-
sl5s.-We were gratifed on Saturday
~ receiving a cali from our brave, pa
rriotic and .ruIy christian friend, Rev.
Hiram Gilmore, who has been recently
sppoiated State Agent for the Chris
tan Com mission, an association with
the beuefcent workings Of which all ia.
telligent people are familiar.
AF. Gilmore served for over three
years in the army as Chaplain of the
3lst Indiana, and will be remembered
BY many Of cur citizens, no doubt, in
/ that connection.
he continued with the regiment until
its time expired, and was only prevent
ed from ve1eranizing With that regiment
By protraeled illness, since which
he has been engaged in the glorious
I work Of the Christian Commission.
Mr. Gilmore and the association he
represents deserve and, We have nc
doabt, will receive the cordial eo-opera
ton Of our phiIanthropic people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
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From he ~. Jo.sph u. Ksnnsrd, Pastsr q
The Trnfh Baptiaf ChuFehs
~. JacEsan
uEsH efHs-I have bran frr4nanfle rsarestsa "a
ruuuHct ms name ith easa1nenaafieaa Of dfffsf.
snt kinds - med g.. See bat lseardiug ths rrae
iicH eut 20 81 T artrnrrsafn sshess Tavs "a sif
easrs eealiHels but wifh clear proof In various
tnsis1eesi ana taftioulssiy ia ny family, o. the
nse nlueas ~ ~ 10 faHds German Bltiera, !
depart fQf ones from ny uanai egurss. T. express
ny fuil aatfttl1n that gar gsusvaf aehafsg n a.
sgsfsEss cad especially for Liter GofapEafaf 4 q a
ssfs eHd rqtaatis 5agafsn. fa senis cases IL may
fail bar sualig. doahf not. sc viii - E.ry tsns-
heisl O. those Wlso saa=f from the above cansss
Toanss rrFT respectfully.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

The Coat QUEsrIox. - Our friends
Thomas Il SAMSON say they viii be all
right on the coal question to mort9w
and will Eli all engagements delayed BY
the unfortunate sinking Of 1900 bushels
on Thursday evening.
By the way, we hear many of our eiti-
zens speaking in the highest terms OF
their coal, as we'll as Of the proHpt man
ner in which they Gil their contracts
they expect two boat-loads to morrow-
which will be good news to many, as the
coal question ia one Of vital importance
TO scores Of our citizens
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
J. sMITH'S
SHIRT MANDATORY,
No. . second st.
frS

CEIKTs MADE TO ORDER rRoM MAS
- uEEszf and 4 e. warranted stock .
rsady -nsfs Shirts and Collars Alxzysoz hAzd asd
Sc prices thst viii salt tie purchaser Trrkinz
.,&lfrs, sticking BssSns, &s-, dsas vita nsA.nsss
kz6 5sspssca
Thankful Scr lssst tkEeTx, fns znkacxihsr rsapse4
szlly soliciEs o EozrzAne7 81 fks paaxana~s as
HAszaliy bestowed ms tia pass avs yszrs.
esES =. SMITH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
est Tonio in the World
RFAp WHO SAWS On.
Law q BECK

From Rev }. Nswtan nsowa. y. D. Ealtaf Of
the tacy-ifptdia q hsliaious KnevisdFs aud
chrisfiau ghfutieir. Philadelphia
Although pai disposed - aRer or retommrnd
Patent Medicines IT, Frn raj. through dt.trust a
tlstr ingredients and enacts, get kuos q 10
fuififiuni fuaHqus shy may not tasftfy 20
ihs bnrshis Do believes himself 80 have eexsd
frum any staple preparation IN she hose that be
maf thas eaatrihuth % the beueai of others
d. tafs tha mofu readily in rsFa7d 20 Houf.
lsna's oes nan hitiefas prepared BY Dr. & ~
taeksau Il q GAY. hscauss ! vas prrludiesd
aEaiHst iham far manY ysars uuaar the imnrss
e'ou that fhey wafe chiefly 40 alcoholic miatars
am iuaHhtei az fliend, Robert Shoemaker,
tsa i7r ths renewal ~ this pfsludica By proper
tests, Sna 60 snoeuraE nsent 10 Try them phsa
tuHsrinF from graf nfd long eoHfinue8 debility.
Tie use Of r bottles Il these Bitfefs at the b.
CLAIMING q the nfesrnt year, Was followed ~ sxi.
cHnt rsiftfsnd tsstarAtiail. 20 DEGREES % bodily
and mental vig0r which I he'd not falt Scr sir
months tstofr, sna hsd almost Gespalrcd a. r..
raiutnE. ] therefor thank God and NV fFlsnd
fsF directing me g. ths nee 81 shsm
,. NEWTOE BROWN,
PHILADELPHIA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Medal.
S. W. Rovnton- M ID

I ATE OF CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
IL permanent residant % Eransvfits. ofyers
BIS profsssfonI ssrricss = the eftixsas ~ thfs
city and viSiaty. Fram his fsrsiws exp friaues
IN be earmtesl ard Eans-af practice Il acdictne
and SnrzeFy In the foTusr city. hs fels eaufdsss
q his ability 10 care may cases ~hfch have re-
sisfea -. usual Eodsa q trearna=af
So P2sticuiar atfsufi0n given 70 he fre3tneae
81 Chronic D sessss, and hes p~~uiiAr - TIE
siizsts, sssA a. Fever And AEus. Bslisss Fsvsg.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
rsa,A. bic. os.,.. si,. q F pslI:s.ISDi.

From Rev. Warren Rssfsifh Poster 81 shs
Baptist Church at GerH,antpsn. Penn
Hr q n. Jartsoa,
bFAA rs s--FeFasnal experience snahies zaa 20
az fhsf / regard fha gs~rran Bfttsrs fsaas ~
yes e. raest ezaailsui sd ne- Ia cases - Sc
we're sold sHl eaaefal dfhi ~ have be<n eFssfiy
bee Aftei ~ h Rss ~ De- lift r. sd doubt = u
theF will HfsauFa sifsiiaF Effects "a Others
Iours, truly, WARREN RAND .LPH.
Germantown. Peun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Fresh Vaccine Virns
lust RECEyED ANDT0m sALB Al
Il kCfILNEPrHRtH Drug Store.
Pure Medicinal LiQu0rs.

Pure Medicinal Liquors.
fT,HE FOLLawlSG PURE AED .rsBDUL.
] teralsd medicinal Liquors, e9fHiN ps q PORT
Madeira, Catauba, q efet and hffrg Wiueft q &.
nae, Peach aud Apple Bmnaiap, BoaFhail, piG
Times Family, Rye. Oid psminiort Wheat IA
Foblc WI skis; 0ld Ton. oil London C4Tll8,
and Holland Gins. aud Jamsiea Bum, jaet rscslf,f
and for sale AZ
sCnbAEPFEE'a bras store
Corner 81 siH nud Efcahf 5tftfs,
EsnoselfIe Indiana