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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

Inr plAca.-lh~-rfscc 70 56yy''''s Fire
Works aij~~ prices is at kcupke u sNs.
fMar<> old standJ Lc,lare Row. Tl(
hAe- 4 splendid assortment. Al,o, baloont
| confectioacrics, fruits, etc. \ fine lot j
pine apples just received. J
Iosr.--In the Post Ulice in til, citVa
medicine case belonging TO Mr.. l.. + Vow.
| Ciairveyant Physician. The iinT will
confer favor by leaving it alSaM residence
Of the owner, II. W. c2ss<eof Fifteenth ana
Brady, or at tIaisr
MoSry is good thing, b'fe>,Sam Perry
has something better and more cohxntabIe
thai he will exchange for it, sam n the
oldest merchant in ms line in Davenport
aud, like good vine, IL improves with AZ
His stock of summer clothing, and material
for making il i, unsurpassed, and his fis-
urcs arc always low. Call opposite the Post
Office.
MAS & MAYER. No. III West I'd street,
have the largest stock OF ready made nY
tary and summer clothing in the CITY. W..
cry thing warranted to give >atistActh.-
Emanuel Ro,hschild, their popuiaIAcIk, Is
still bchlnd the counter and xsn take the
>grcates, pains to make YpM bargains Tor
lis sas.1esIs,
N,rslGS,rI \ AqcErrED.-A a meeting OF
the School Board held last evening. the
resignation of \, /. klsscll, Superintendent
OF the CITY Schfo.s, which was handed in
about two week. since, was accepted by a
vote Of four to- fhrce, 10 take pk Zee the lst Of
August. Wfo will be his uctessor in
oi.icc is not Il determined upot, and proba-
bly, Will noYbc until tlc commencement Of
the schooF in the f.ll. We entertain no
doubt b4 tia: the situation Gan he well
RAI6En SMALL. After the lrninr of the
BridZ. the Chicago d Rock | and kairoad
Company asked permission T. l.. Gable,
EA, OF Rock Island, to m1 ke connection
WIN thc Coal Valley road an run the pas
tengcr trains down to the le|tc, so that per-
fsons travelling West might bt have 50 far
to walk to get to the ferry-h -Ar4 Cable
cheerfully- -a.srsrcd; but itc city author,
ties intcrfered and refused To let the {. i
!. cars run any further han the dep4
Such an act is unbecoming TO our sister ci9
The troubles of the railrclA should awaktR
its sympathics, and a hc,0 0ng hand shorld
have hcen extended at on@
BACK AaAs,eNYhc borders at the Hk,rtis
II2p>ewcrc highly gratiiicd yesterday y q
'thange Of the order Of affairs in ~ Gull
nary department There wasedch sud
den change in ths.sAsse6f cooking .ha, in-
9uiry was At once ihsrsueel e ascertain the
cause. The investigation resulfes bring.
ing ont the fact, that the old and Nppulsr
Burtis House Cook William Coultcr1 was
back at his post again. Mr.. Coulter one
of the best cooks in the country. HI was
with the Burtis House from its oreuhg un-
til last spring, when he left for bile. lie
commands ia ilsey kitcheni and (he public
will hail the return Of he6G Splendid din
lpezS. such as be d. Knows how to place
upon tile table,, >sss5 -. = ~
~ .slE'' ,..-.-.
e~ te
II SS6dy meet Htoit
4 Win ! sAOsklS sssa
4 fla body tell "
H. n In pla,u language Mat
T.. SAN, ,shs Yter pas theshat for
= Men nwho Ntell d essed;
/ ~ 50 .s;|ssy u
+ MIA SS's I t.sJ.sssk - 80. 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02
Improved & Unlnprsyed Tarns,
House Lois fOr sale.

No a.. Iho-. eligible building lots corner .,
Twelfth and Rock i-iand streets, neih3 ~ - M
frout ou sou'n side l@tn street, ana i'' ''''
go, side ., Rock i-iasiI street. -.
Iur anoS.l-aecry inc iecait"n pflce W. !;
io.. ,.,n,- uurofnnionl, easy--a onaii ai''''h'
q, e..-n aussn saane. "u hong term os fe"'7 a.
,t,, BRADY street, west side, - Tee,
f,a',, n, IN, ,cet decp pricc vely low. On pay
'"'. ~ -, ~, .u,nsy T., buffd .rs1 bs toan.a
49, - fe,.y. Of gs1rs a. sec PR cent.
So ~ Oa ,;radv street. - lrr' HoHt ~ -
t.,t deem -ieuced. Price s.2 per it"nt lno'
tn lbirl street tut 40. lr Parker I'd
,,,ion corner 10, \ pr,c-. sz"
81 -. i'onr mousse - ~ sa-ison Il True :
al,l.tivn slJocae.. lsluss Easy
Sos 81. 81. -. THIRTY hou1e tots M S'aA M
..,..,,,.., .,u tv 4. NJ, ga, Il. i,rIii1 va-t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

PHOTOGRAPHS tft.-ihe plaee 10 procure
4 really splendid rhutcyrallh o. an.'4oi p
is al olmstcad 1 Go. $, on Brady street. b.
lov The Auction store, ,ast de and 4 9
in iiii's new block. on brrl., between 81
and 4th streets. They ar master, Of their
profession and warrant perfect satisfaction
Dive them q call i.eoe,i.w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

DIEPr'S Swimming School foot Ri,.lev
IL stsse;is open cser, ts} iryin a. ln 10 ln D.
III, SUNDAY from 5 TO" a. -. Summer term Gem
ncnces .Iulv 5. Tui'iou for Jtls and Auru Lin
clu,ling swimming lessons and lrinna>sic exer-
else, s.. s julyia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

STEAMBOAT EXCURSION. -For real comfort
cur.ion provid@l by .heNPapNs Packet.
thaH ia any othss vay.we Vow Of. CT
aboard ci the Jennie NIlipp(c, with YOUR
wives and sweethearts % Town 10 New
Boston, have dance a yt-ne and then
take the keithsburI-~r come back, arriv
ing ho'ee early On Tufsday morning. II !,
l,lcndi'f>~laacs lD<ouy friends who wan,
u celebrate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

X, Al one an ith II Just ~ - Brady =
K, a. tenr on itn - nraf t,iI.rpA'. dgt
SO Is Also. infnlsie a s4i'es 81 rooms 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

VI W. arr ready toepgage to rent or To- SCI
hnn-.s Inew huiidingi 10 be i.asN Tor orenrai.'
~ Nav or jane next, ANS oi Wnieh may D.
seen ~ ouf "tiic'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

llssAt the closiy 9 Of the commencement es
| crcises Of thf High School of this city, D.
/. shorey, esq., President of the School
Board, prcseftcd the diplomas 1pd addressed
the graduating class in the f Flowing neat
and appropriate remarks:
Members sAe Training Clad:
You hsvc now devoted ore year to the
theory shd practice Of teaching, that you
might fhe more completely prepare your
selves FOR the duties Of thq vocation you
have 9ected to pursue.
iem it not inaypropriatk, in d;scharg-
| ing tc duty assigned to me on this occa-
sion. 30 direct for a momept four Attention,
and thcaIieaa;sn1 shose VII witness sfesr
| ceremonies, to the inestin&b bic worth Of
good teschinc. as II relates = the public as
well as to private welfare.
From the beginning Of civilization on this
continent to the present hdir, all wise and
good men have agreed as tdan axiom never
TO be called in qnes, lion, thai the indisp,nsa-
bic guaranty for the pcrpethity Of our free
institutions is to be found only inthe public
education Of all the chlsllA Of the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

I RshovAL.-5 c. Cenklin has removed
his stock Df Wines and Liquors TO Q. "
East I'd str cts, rpfps.tr r. N. Pret,ymnn's
Boat of'i'c. where he can he fund prepmes!
sosuppiy his cqso'uelx in.l s-trads On
the b st tcrms. 1ak eoods wattanN;l tp9iy..
psfsts fstssRatisakttio{ 4rsil Il and Is see eli Els % store
aud stock. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

\, oc I l.u,st store aud base.nenf m Ne
'.nl,,9.n H., uoy occupied by Mack u 60.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

MAS 4 MAYER, No. Ill West I'd street,
have the largest stock 0! ready y-male my
tary and summer clothing i'll the c!ty. ~
cry thing warranted TO give >atisiactYh.-
Emanuel Kolhschld, their popuiaI dcik, Is
still bchlnd the counter and s1n take tnt
>grvases, pains to make go bargains i0'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02
Lumber Market.
Germ0n..A Aliicrican lnslit.ltc
Corner Front q Ripley Sts.
INCORPORATED Jine /, 81.
II Select school


for a systematic course Of mental anl physical
education. jv1-dlw W Il L. RiEiE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02


= 49, 81 ,nres ali ,p,proyed and under fence
l,. from, the cit.. wptn eAseiieht mouse, ~
- ,.nl cellar wt,cd hVuse, WASH house, Darn
IL 81 leet spring. two wsisS, ci>'etn "'eha'"
-. - g,... tapr.cs. pears. peaches ana cherf'es
pr,c, soon; s1.ete cash. paiah'e 'h " ''''' ~
years. ., ;,n,roxed. he.
-, at ,i.,~a.c, Noel iand. adjoining Mr.
tlIyer pl.cc Las pace Is a"a''c" iva -"
dom on .rap.rv. prlct : .'l'.
X, -, - acres ali improved and under fence
..,,,, .,,,,.. a, ilaekors Grove. frce Sl.2oe ,
ou.-tacrg. cash. . ~
:, i2n acres unimproved iand near Dn-
-. ~ Slp ncr acr. = cash, oaiahce II ii'c
y.s,r. ni ton per cent. y,
% s,a-res miles from the city, on tnt1
n'n.,,,, road all improved and under tenceS
1.,,,r, aud stable frice 81 e"7. two-thirds
VIZ W. .,,n,n tor a term oi years 10 smt tue Pai
chaser. ,o,r ,,o ;p,rrcyed and
,a,,.r tenvcl Price Sl'@' - caSn' . j.,
81 T.. lso acres near Wricou, ~ .,'io's"
.,j uad,r fence with hons rrice
aaNa .crcs in pbw shick ~ at sopef acre.
- IN lava county at < Der acre
.a,a. IN soak county AT IL per acre.
14,o. .rr.. in tiav county ut ! PER acre.
.,s II HANCOCK county at u per acre
ln., A.re, IN Winncba-o 70. III ; iei "e'
sar, ,,res at Sl.2o per acre.
s.4., ,.res i, IS cents per acre: {
:so acres ii Ta,na county
-, ,cres ia story county
.,,s ~ Winneshick Go. at . per acre
cr..s i, .;rnniv county at - per acre y
~, s.,.s IN Batter county al 90 per acre.
..r,s IN Mower co. Mum. at 40 per acre
81, acros IN Houston County III 500 per acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

- "a H. la.4ne. m two-stvtN brick dWct.
,,,. t,n,,.e with lot - ps i9 Tea. cor bShu' fi'
" SIS tn. npa-e l. ~ looi cohuitloh' i ~"
reu:e.. pnss.,-iur lly.n ~ ~ GAYS. - ~ "'"Se'
,.,st -. ,,nl3 IrlOe of house ana oi, Sl.a' one
,hir,. cash balance on tag iifhe ~ -" 'n'''s''
- ss 4 br,cA dwcilitI house on l. "a -
- 0,p. .s,.sl ,.-n rest li.ne al per rtn'.
-, ). The estate nov owned sid "eeuiiea
bv Geo :, C. uuw, LSl .t.ng the "Neiiihs 'o"se
and tnree luli lots, iioniiug south upon "la =.
c,,u,r of tarnum street. ANS hodse - III per
t., ,.unir hu, iag been Etied NJ .. thc owner
Ia, n,n,,eiI Tue entire rrnDseHncnt ~ t1e mouse
1. tasteful and colnp.cie lnc We" h"'h 'his
,,l.ro u, unsurpassed. icri,S easy.
Na 10 truuc cottage house on lnifa stree',
i, .,,cen's : addition. Irlce SA"e.
\, as Etich house and lots, southeast cor
,,.r ~ ,;n and lain >ts known as tuornyfnn es-
,, ff, +, ,rout .,n e.sn ,t PrIer - too. 3 may
,,nuru for Il term OF yeats ~ idi' iiic o' htct>'
\, ~. Frame dN ,lia4 house south side od
s,,., ras. ~ N.ttcn -. and lot frlc" si'"
~ !, pat.bie uua>e vast SIDE ei fcris st,
,..,,.., or eth street.. Frsc. S8.3ae. lwo-ihtrds
~ remain on mort gage III " p,'i cent
- ria,,... Ioust sottn ssde 81 street one
a. H,st oi ,ftav street pficc, si."oo lwo-
,utls ,lay te4aaln on isi0t .a5e al siA per cent
~ NV irssne ncu>e oa brnds street "a
..,,,.,.l r..ilrnce.l lrilv. SS.ari.
IN Valuable huuse with -. aeres OF iano
IA sto ked wls!l ttuii u AL kin's, "ith stable,
- ,..-.. mood hudSe, COW siaole, wagon
-, 7.t.,,, twe wells. pasture, "rshaia aiiu
,.,.,,, .,ovr-tnc wao!s pace wei iencea anu !"
..,.,t.s. order and rcpoir. price s''"p'.
Ssav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

NCheefIlIIY- -laS1rntCu, Dut t4c Cl'y autIfofr.
ties intericred and refused to let the {. i "
!. cars run any further han the dep{.
Such an act is unbecoming 30 our sister ciq
The troubles of the railroll should awakaR
its sympathcs. and a hc'0ng hand should
have hcen extended at .n@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-02

The flscrs-.c:,T:- Bailey. { GO. Nam.
moth Ieircus will spread its tents This city
cnNonday, and aI9'l oar 6qnss GALAXY
ofNtraetions-ss s-ssrc1y <~ss-ia any wes-
tern State. TAsf,iblic will also 81 6ne-
duced,o the Young But nenssrer, llippo-
p"tsr,ut, the only aA2 Al Of the kind Ever
introduced into this country The Ckcus
| is sxIaD tls~63isplay of rare ara fe-
roy Peus wild beasts ia 1fth tSnce " 6rice
oa admission. Dent "a to ssDb(his great
shc< s.1.~Hfet7 5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

nv roar. De-. ~

sx~ TosE. pes- -.
CcTTOy-sfSasy and withoas d.esesd ehzsss
t. pre-; Is fsr @iaGlinx-
FLut R-,ss1s and sstsra Sc better And
rzih aa.re aoiug. 85aIg - FIR extra Stale ,
% sestI 05 ssv ~G~r~ read hop uAso. A2e
Il Issg e " ~ srsds. ksAEss- Asrkss elss {
sE-saF.
sHisKI-osies a. 81 casa ssd 2 aga =
NHEAT-fhrre 70 I've osat. Better ssa mere
ertiss. asG.1 Mil snkss Clao y IN stgrs; g0Se
C4t4S0 spFiaz 4 30 ! MiIw4nkis Clsb -
CDhs-bEiis ls8i 10.
vaTs Mor~ seEiss and Ie. hiEhsE az o. al 90.
cOFFEE-Dalsaa asasz4liy zseh@agsa
stGAS-stsaays Ms 4sa9c is7s9isc-s HAF-
asa 2Iec-
NULAser A-pHu.
kULE n-Uue c.at bstiar: sia. for eraas
sna Tic, hsr rs1asd Ia bsza.
FVkk- hois FAtsIy active AZ somewhat lrrsxu-
sr prices ~ l15ssgg . s75s tor aass. % aas 81
asf NAJi cl.s a. A. - -. GA g. Se4A - NJ
ssw - q slssss % asr yrsas 3 ., sa4 -.
a&rFsf- Re- sasss a. a-ta "a ana sayrrs opslen,
AZ Il T5estI 3 80 bAsr-Is % fram shuAsy tstt
- sulg 9th bHysrs p lon, 81 Is zaa LIS
sssarrats FrIass azzs kr Ssunsry' sa1 FssruAfy
- -
BsEF AMs-oeist. cut n-a,s steady al IT5s
Es5ss sn0u .d@rs Ig,azt hama. lnelaaiuS SAL .
80. i9r y ra~Fy lzsz25s.
BAC0S- b4ss mote 1ssivs; cumberland su,,
sag Ffobsd, ioEg ei-sxs shorr Ffeeed sd ioag
ca haas. ~ J4hE&ry anA Fshr4ary HH3 Cu@-
osFtan1 cut oh ths spyt al for j snuarY -5<x1l 7,
d ua~s1 koEs. ssfssr dezAnd 81 lex
LARD-Rzihsr hrmzr s1r very chsie..
BlfTEB-Uuehsl {.
ghEssE--4 eS
MOEEf-AeEir- and srm (. : per eaut.
fEkLiHG-Q1l=t a. ~. ziassE fsr geld
soLD-aoFs seftss ssd nrnssr ossaiHE Al 20
sdsAngs ~ q = 4 and eassaE ~ E2aLs zzzss
c0FEkSblEAT .sTUIhe-Es sgho1E e-elss 4
eoAnS~s sucks he4vi-Fs god a. Z. = Sc auc
y :, soupois. tes5s frs4sury a1tss. 10 10
lns Year rtlhezsss gss5z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
River News.


Yesterday afternoon vas unasusiiy dali On the
river. the osfdslia Ann, ffvra Louisviis ~ith tbs
mail. hing tie Only arrival up TO dark.
The Iashos y { late Ia tbs sssHiBE for Nah
vile the Gen. q Heck for Hartford, and The J.
II. Hgyis fyr Louisville.
In Csrrsps. slli loading At 6 o'clock, ba
would gen n ? > is the tight
The supsf o. eas gsttlug up steam to run up 70
she vhssf. bsat preparAtyFy 10 ls@EiBk for Louis
vile Ibis morniog 81 10 o'sioeE. She vii lake
eight and passengers At packet rates. aud vii
r5rd eus Accommodations.
The Andersen bad > bsisr 10 patch and would
s5t got q until late IN the tight
The Ida Handy, Alice psas. So Patrick sad
TsrasooH. sit ever doe, he'd not arrived 81 osfk.
The Gen Ande son will act ss abs 70 Leave
before siondsy
The Cordsla Ann was hFsd 1nio IT Davidsous
handing yesterday. bat nobody "a. injured.
Tho Onward AID Tara con PISSED d,vn iasf
, n ait, en- rguts 10 Nashville With ovsrwbtiming
trio d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
THE VERY LATEST
7 T. L y Or Z, A = II.
Report Of Cen. Barbrtdge.


TAszisarox. Dec. . Tbs folloTibs
report Of Gen Berbridges OPERATORS
have been received;
CArrLETssuRs. ET., Dec Is
I have the honor 70 report that NJ
mounted force, 1000 ssr0uz. in con
iancsion zith Gen. Gillem brigade. the
wszs under command Of Major Ger.
stoEemsn, marched from Bean Station
Al daylight on tie l2sh Of December
they met Dukes brigade At k1ugspoFi,
where be was drawn 10 70 oppose their
crossing Of Holston RIVER ! sent tEo
regiments under Gen Gilleu, VII
Hsnksd the enemy, roaliag them, and
killing, wonnding, AID capturing To-
rebels, and taking = wagon traia-p1sh
ing them 10 Bristol. Which place ~
attacked Al three clock in the morn
ing ADD captured it. With $50 prisoners,
two trains Of cars. 6ve eugisss, snd a.
immense quantity Of stores.
learned that V4Gghn VAS II sih-
Golfer. tEeniy-oBe miles below. and
marched to attack him, bat be slipped
away in 3 deuzs fog. ard made for The
salt worss
di,eavered sis aighi IN time to head
him Of At Abingdon, uhich captured
on the Night Of December lsth, takinR
ne gun ane large amount Of stores
and an engine with rolling stock. Gen
Gillem continued The pursuit Of Vaughn,
coming upwi,h and driving bin from a
strong position and captaring so pria-
oners Immediately sent = brigade 20
the support Of Gen Gillen, who again
came upon the enemy ~ Mount Airy
and drove him in confusion, capturing
large number Of prisoners, seven pieces
Of cAnnsn and large wagon train.
Col Brown, with q force Of cavalry.
late in The DAY, charged the Home ca I'd
a, Wytheville, capturing i've pieces OF
cannon and eight cAissons.
Major Harrison, Of the lzih Ken
tIckv, who bad been detached By order
Of Gen. Stoneman With 2O0 picked men
AID horses. struck the Virgins Railfo. q
Ga the 18th near Gisde's Hii, cutting !
and capturing Two trains Of cars, then
got in Vaughn's front and eonlinued
along the line Of the railroad. destroy
Jag ali the bridges and depo,s as far a.
Wythesills and large amount Of roll
ing stock and tbs great iron works near
Marion.
Colonel BroSn destroyed all the
bridges for ten miles above Wythevills,
and when the expsdiioa started on It,
Fstarn, men and nurses being nearly
worn out. they came upon Br~ckiuridse,
wbo was fol o~ing. and an engagement
Of thirtg.siE hours ensHed, at the elose
Of which Breckenridge FeireAted toward
SAltviIle, bat Colosel Buckley, with
bis brigade, ~hen leaving, got Inta bis
rear and forced him IN confusion toward
North Carolina
Col Buckley effeciually destroyed the
lead mines near Wythevilis On the night
Of the Goth, after a frm resistance.
Our united forces captured the salt
works, With eight pieces Of cannon.
The expedition has bsen enfirely sue
e.ssfuI, and will be more felt BY ihe
enemy Ihan the loss OF Riehmond Sail
works and lead mines are 10 ruins and
easno. be repaired during the gar. BY
forces are nov 81 this place and safe.
(Signedl 5. l. BvasRipGE,
Brevst Maj Gsa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

NEw YoRx, Dec. 9s-The Gold mar
ket ia strong under Manifestations Of
Balls.
A wsshingsoa dispatch vas handed
around stating that rumor Of disaster
10 Butler was more than true, and that
Fort Fisher vas not injured This put
the price up from 222s to 225i Sobse-
qnently tbs telegram lost iGs eject and
the price reeeded 10 222A
The Colorado Miners Journal Of the
10Th eontsins Official accounts Of great
battle foaEhs with the Cheyenne ladians
on the plains oa the 29sh Of November.
The Indians were about i.OuO strong,
Chiefs Back Kittle, White Antelope and
Little Robe we're killed, together with
some 80 other Indians 0us loss Nas
killed and sounded Oar troops wer'
commanded by Coloael Caiving,on, and
they marched ia ten days 300 m,ies, lO'
OF whieh was through snow two Tee
deep.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Eafeairvn Is from the Greek ~ord "Kathra.'' Or
'ksthzire," signifying e cleanse. reiusiusts ana
rstors This sFaicis is uhsi iis ease stsHless
ser preserving, restoring and busuriDiax tAs
ssHian ssis q is shs meet abs preparation
"a the sefid. q ts axsta swusd snd put sp BY
iss sFtglpsl proprietor, and Il asw MADE wltt the
sssns ezrsi sam and Attealiou uhleh gave =
sale Of osef million tattiss PEI aaaams
IL i mnti ariighifui Hair nressing
iisEA1ieates scarf aad dandrun
II ksrps the heaa oaoi and elsaa.
Il uskss The hslr. rish. sale ana glossy.
Il prvssnts TIE hair ffoa faIliHs &c ssd tara.
ing gray.
Il restores hair upea bald hssd.
Any LAZY e. Keutiemsn sho ssines heaatifai
hsaa eflsir shauia uss Isyea's KAshairou. TITS
knowa sad u throughout the elviiissd weFid.
sold - al rssfsctaii. dealers
pKaAs $ nAEhks a CO.. Esw SeFk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
WILLIAM REAvIB,
Attorney nj Law and .. y. Claim
Agent

Il Authorised by tbs Government 10 procure Pen
slons, nouniy Money, Bach Psy, nsunty Laad
Claims iof HswsFs and oshsr F4oFEnrr destroyed
While 10 q, ssryieu Of the Government, aud all
slaims, q whatever Kind ~ nature against the
unlted States.
Bounty for Discharged soldiersi
By a. amendment 70 the Bounty Law. passed At
. The last session Of Congress, can soldiers or
other Porsous who Aavs bssa shaH hereafter Be
discharged within two years non the dats ofthsiF
enlistment, BY " wounds received In battle,
shall receive the same Hoaa,y as lhoagh thsy
b served two Years."
once az nai' sirosi. over EsIIsr's Gun stors
psppouts the Cdan nouae, EvansVlllr, iHdians.
.OorrespundrB'- must enclose stamps.
90 Good ssarennea alvan " rsanIred uh21
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Sax FRGScisco. Dec. 3 -Msxiean
sdviees BY the Constitution say that
since the dsfea, of th- French Al Chi Ia
On the lob Of November, they bad ar
rived At Csrnova, about 60 miles from
he City Of Mexico, in . completely
demoraliz.d condition.
AlvarsI, with the patriot army, entered
Acapulco on the lab Of December.
The States OF Guerrero and oAiaca
are perfectly free from the ImPeriAliss
forces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

S, T.-fs60-x.
Psrseus o. ssdsaa4fs sasius t-vubses with
<essnss. isssitu- P4ls isstiss u tss hart. lsek
e appetite. distress assr szsins. tssp;d lvur
aenssrasioa. deserve 60 asass, IL sssy ~iu
~ The eslstrns>s
PLANTATION BTTTERS.
Thich arr -o~ rseoam-rasa - he highest saeli-
"a AatheTitlss. SD warranted t. Froauce - ~
.sssas. asasseizi ssect Th-y are sxosediagly
NsTesaaas, sFs,s.ly PRIV. asd must SUPPRESSED all
ss6sr 'Sni1n ~aaEs AsAitay, Evasss ssi@slesl Is
required
TA~y Purifs, sssenEtAsa sss isSlserste.
Thsy ervsia h-sltsy spp.fits.
They ssesa - ssio's - ssaass u ~assr ssa
dis.
TAsy everesrs -. -ses's q cas- aiion aas
lass aears.
Tssy strengthen The .ssssaa Aas sallvsa ne
The zlna.
rAsy FrvvsHt aiA.aNsie ass iassrlittsas -
vera.
rssy parity .as Ar-asA and .,issy e n.
stomach.
rhsy suFs Dyspepsia and uOsstiPstisa.
rseg care Dlayrhea Aaa CAsisrA horbHa.
fesy cure Livsr ceaplsist All Nerves.
bssdaehs-
rAsy make the weAk strens. ths lAASuld Bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures greAs restersr.
taey are eomposei 81 the eeisArste4 osls.yz hark.
sinisrsresa. sassAfras, rosss NnA heEhz. ell pre-
served in psrfeesls purs 50. croix ran. For par.
siezlArs, see eirszlAFs and tsssiasaials sressd
Zach bottle
nsvaFs Of imsostors. ExAmins svsFy eestls
see that q has ear private O. $, stAmp uRnuti-
lAtod ever the cora, With plAatAtian sosns. and
Ger sigastsre On ans sssei plAts siae label. So
that cur bottls Is nst re-alina witA spurious and
aeis'srsoas stua. Any psrsoa Prsssaains ts ssli
FiAntAtisn Bttzss hy the ksilea Or Ia huik. Il an
lnpsssss. Any psFsoa iza..Atiag this eottls. OF
selling Aay ether material ssarvin wAsther called
flAntsfios Bittsrs OF nst, = acri~iuai sadsr the
g. 5. Law, AHa sii b - presented By "a We
Airs@dy hsFs oar eve On several parties Ts-aiiiag
cor eotslss, A.. who win suepsea IN ssssipg
thsaaseivss late eie-s quarters The demand Cor
prAks's Piaatstisa bittsrs frum i.dl-s. clergy
esea. merchants, &c, l. tacreaihis. rhs staple
ifiAl Of b0ssis i ths sviaenos present Of thsi.
~otte and supsfierlty, They ar ssld by al ~
sPestaeis dFagstsis. 1Foesss, physleiAas, hassls.
s2losns. steamboats,. Aad eaantry starpa.
2. q. DRAKE 4 90.
Ne. ~ Brezewsy. ST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30


from shs Fleet sir w itnaia 8 tea.
wAsHlSsrox. Dec. 2s. The steamer
Baltimore srived here this afssrnoor
bringing dispatches from Admiral Per
ter. She ran aground 90 she bar yes-
terday; she should have reached here
a day OF two ago.
Porter was slill vigorously bombard-
ing Fort Fisher, and was eouadenl Of
being able 10 take IL
The Associated Press reporter who
went with the expedition ssads the fol.
losing:
I have just this momens-i-30 p m.
arrived here IN The steamer Baltimore.
shich brings Lieut.. Preston. bearer II
dispatches from Admiral Porter and
an surprised 70 hear reports prevalent
Of the abandonment o. the expedition
Il isu ps true Our aset vas aiill bon
harding Fort Fisher whsn | Jeff Tbs
dispatch from Fortress Monroe Is cor
rect