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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
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ns,trsge In Bristol.

&EEltEEsG kA1
We deeply regret to have 70 no''ce Tue -
.,,renae in Bristol,of one of those acts q law
loss whence which seem to be lnsepefaD'e 8.
f,,n, astote of war. It's tragical consequent h
ces and the inevitable severe pnnisniaen' q
,vb;eh will be visited upon all who part'cipa a
ted in Il. will we hope besuch lesson as VIII
,,are,. tho recurrence Of similar disgracefnl I
scenesany where.
The accounts thatreach Us are csi'h'o.'as I
hnt 81. facts seem to be,hat on Saturday nlgnt {
last ahout 9 o'clock, some two hundred mem ,
hers 81 Gen. Warford's Georgia Brigade beng
dissatisfied with the quality Of the rat.ons
drawn by them that day, determined 70 rigns
tbemslyes. They accordingly marched q down owl
IN body. to the store Of the post comm''safs
,v,,;cs they violently broke open dpiunder,
|: ed ofabout75 sacks of flour, 1Oo pounds 81
| bacon. 10 sacks Of bran and % or oo POUNDS
Of cables, which they proceeded to carry on
With them. Meantime the alarm was gwen
and nd 7 The Provost guard, some lin number |
Ib.v;,p arrived and vainly endeavored 70 ar
lrsst the rioters. fred upon them, k''iins one
4 q Lieutenant Reynoldsl on the spot ana
u wounding five or six more, one OF tWo " !,
them. Il IS said, MORALLY. The rest maae
tbe,r escape with their plumber. That nign1
and the next day number were caught anu
, n,aced under arrest Swift and sure PUNISH
4 mont vill bs sure to follow. The men were
: mt armed except with stones, a few pusneis
) &c whicli they left in the store house. u Is
j not pretended that they were driven 70 com
= ,n,t.the act BY hunger. Their days rations
t had been served ont to them that mornlns
|. l,ursoldiers should try to be satisfied tina.
7. Their off GERS. whose dntyit is, are dong al
!. - il tbeir power to supply their wants. Ihey
IN. hd,la know that every thing which watcn !.
q. fuIforesisht and constant exercise Of the mos
IN energetic effort can accomplish, IS Deing q
feoted. But in spite Of all, there must .
its fines Of scarcity. When these happen, pru
~ dsnce makes it necessary, that the issues slla
he reduced that the supplies may last ~
1ancer! If the stores Of half-wrecked, OF
vel vet nearly halfsaved vessel, say twenty ua'
from land, shall be discovered to De on'y 81
ind fcent for ten, if the crew consumes 1uh
ish t;ons. moderately prudent coun'm ! "
J, AS older half rations, and q reasonable crew "
EN-. !, onca see the wisdom Of the order and chee
ity. fully acquiesce. But suppose the crew Is q
ant, ,.osopaiae and shall seize and insaneiy was
! as tba nren;ous stores, what will be the imme
our s,e result !? The parallel is too plain to ma
Il necessary to pursue it further. We IA
50 Int to add this; the evil has been done' it'c
'n' not be recalled, but there must be no more
our- nov W !, .,, e there are any
ahoe l;snosed to be unreasonable, as we have
'sls ,emnted to illustrate it, that they shall
,:u., ret down and count the cost iferoan' 50
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08

MA Ne were much panied last week to hna'
~ furnishing the Obituary Of Mr. JONI z. =.
Mrr,aov wien nearly half our ISSUE was print
ii that the composition had made the time 2!
~ 1000 80 the 1917 March. 1884. We directed
co,reoton when discovered. but still . oun-
-. wos matchmaking the date 10Th Novem oer'
1854 The time Of the aecease Of Mr., Mohroy
was 1ath November, 1885.
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rnapressnlents to Cease.

We are informed just as We are making up
o,r naner. that Gen. Longstreet has ordered ina.
all improvements Thy his commando IN @'s ~
tr;ct shall cease e. except in cases where parry
has ! surplus. Where surplus is thought 70 DC
held by any one, it will be determined Dy ap-
nra;sers mutually selected according ito section
Nv Of General Orders, No 80 thai Is ny 'D'
Judgment of two loyal and disinterested per-
sons, where the impressing officer and party
cannot agree. - ,.
Can't Williams and Capt. Tate will resume
their operations as heretofore.
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uea In CDR paper of the 18th March, iio-.
infer nation derived from what we considered consider
rel;ahle SOURCE, we stated thatsa party q WI
| w;tcher,s men had taken the only horse mr.
| 1.u;s Horton. of Russell, had. We took NO
! pleasure in noticing what we regarded as very
! o,tra veous conduct, and stated what we oia
more 70 direct attention of officers to the ms
conduct of these men than any thing else.
! II is certain that and many other horses,
were taken. and Col Witcher's men got the creo-
Z It Of a good deal of the appropriation.
4 To-day we give q letter from 1t Edwasas'
A1;t s4th Bait. Casalry--Col. Witcber's-4de-
4 ny;nr the charge as to Col. Witcher's men, ana
are truly glad they are SO fully INDICATED. oar
. informant Rad ne wish to injure the character
If any member Of Col Witcher's command, ana
rave US the Information he had believing It 70
| be true. The men whs took the particular horse
:. in question, certainly represented themselves az
= he1onpine to Col. WitcHers conmand. We are
= never slow ID awarding to the defenders Of our
section the proper mead Of praise for their OAR
ing and good conduct; and in reprehendlng mis-
condnct. It is done with more Of sorrew thar
Of pleasure. We will net Intentionally wrong
!. the bumblest soldier in the ranks II we evel
h, do from misnformation, we are ready to make
,rt the antende honorable But if there IS mlscon-
y duct deserving and requiring notice, we shall
I'm certainly do it.
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ea Rsmittances in future, will os ersal. ,s.
.a 81 to the value Of the money SEM, -
ssrminedb By the Currency Act we masa sayer-
fer that payments for subscr'pa0h Anu or bills
Using should be paid in five dollaa n naeh loss;
Of less denomination. It Wi save Us n' - ;si,s
and subject eur subscribers ana patrons = y
or no inconvenience or loss. afF
March 25. 1854. Fts Z,
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,oyu-r ne CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
~ SERVICE.
Ap1urAxr GrxEsAL's OFEfcE, VA. s..
a.t' - - ~ March 80, 1854. j
& Colonel Henry Hill, Paymaster oenesel !, :. !,
tha stats is appointed by the Governor 70 'a :,
charge Of, and settle ALL CLAIMS; aeainss
s,ata ar Confederate States for military serves ~
for snnnlies furnished, without expense 70 8 u's
claimants. and will forthwith staoiisn ail oni''
/ at Richn md for that purpose
All claims Of soldiers of Virginia, VINO nast
haen or NAV be discharged from, or alsae,ee =
~ seryice Of either the State or Confeaerau
States. all widows and orphans Of such solaisa !,
who NAV have been killed or died 10 serNios' 8.
/ a. all soldiers now in. service having sPeo.a
I clsims (other than ffpay and clothing $500
a;th az the State or Confederate States uoVcrl
nent. who. from their peculiar POSITION eal IN
attend in person, may send their CLAIMS 70 ~ =
9 sI;n ot Richmond, for collection free OF eos
All persons sending claims will be careIuil
Owe the full particulars con pany, ~
naent. brigade, date of clafms' shoulu ue !
stated, and a power Of attorney, properly :
th.nteated. authorizing Col Hill to eohece a q
, raee;nt for the same, that he may act WI
nromptitude and dispatch. $50,
: The intervention Of paid agents Ter cla,lna.
viii in no case, be permitted, IT being 'ne
!. iect Of the Governor to protect parties 'sAA'
i them.
e ~ WM n RICHARDSON, A. G.
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prem otions in the SD va. Regt

Rev. g. 7: Gray, Chaplain SD We heg'.' M
forms us that MAJ French Of that Regt. has
been . promoted to Lieut.. Colonel, and Captain
Connally II. Lynch to Major. III
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HOE, DavId4l. Currin,

Representative 10 Congress-. from the llths
Coner essional District, Tennessee, died re-,
Gently st the resideasa Of W.. F.lAckaOn. il
Fluvanna county. va.
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Abiugao,, Dujg'lnia1'.
- rOALE. 81 BARR.
Erktiay. April Q, 1854

aa Would not some Of our IN name dosa some
.cribers, who are in arrears, nAs " y We have
of their extra fpes In the ~ n aaa esncel the
time. now, to receive the money AAN
debts. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
DRUGS, sc.
WIN. 81. P. STODDARD,
no. n Main street,
EVANSVILLE IND.

MnoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Fereiga aud Domestic nrngs. Chemicals,
oils, Paiuts, Narnishes, Glass, Patent Medicines,
fcrtumery and Fancy Articles, to which be Is
constantly reeicNng additions selected with great
care, aud well adapted 10 the wSnts Of Merchants,
Druggists and Physicians.
Also, large and yariel assortment Of Amhro-
type and Photograph materials, COMPRISING every
tein, used ia the art. All orders receve pronapt
attention, and filled at lowest prices, aud racksA
with care. The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
VSREE ENHIsfrIoN AT The DRUG SrORE,
Il IL Main street, Of magnificent display OF
ohoice rerfGmcry, comprising several new and
popular styles and odors, never before offered IN
this market. Fancy Extracts and PomAdes At al
prices WM. II. 2. SToDDARD.
A RTISrS AND MERCHANTS, WHO GAN
~ not we'll leave home, can depend upon having
their orders allied promptly, aud At the SAM
priccs a. though tlsey were personally present
and charges collected from beat. by sendiRg Q.
/ MN. N. 7. ST0DDARn, Druggist aud Aratieea
I ~, aud dealer Ia Photograph stock, No. " Mali
/ street, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

At the serenade Of Governor Hahn At
New Orleans. Judge E q Durrel in re
spending 70 toast to the Governor,
said:
The 6rst thing that brought Mr. Lin
coin to his personal knowledge was his
election a. President Of the United States
in 1860 lie knew thai be was elected
fairly by the popular vote. When, the
morning after the election, the news
came Of his election, little negro came
to him while he vas ret IN bed, aud With
all the enthusiasm Of which young Africa
was capable, exclaimed: Lincoln IS Ell.
ected and am free He believed then,
and he had since that time no reason 70
change his opinion, that the negro ua-
derstood the contest in the length and
breadth, It's width and depth, As well we
did, aud from that moment he had Ia
bored With certainly il bis own mind
that God had resolved that through this
great contest slavery should cease TO ex'
ist That as inasmueh as the white man
was the first slave the black man should
be the last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

A PEEsox1i. MArTkA--The New York
World has seen private letter from
Mrs DouglaE, wiaow Of the late Stephen
A. Douglas 70 friend in that ctr, IN
which she denies. in the most explicit
and emphatic manner, the reports which
have been going the rounds Of the news.
papers that she Is employed as a clerk
in one Of the departments at Washington
She complains, naturally enough, Of the
annoyance which the circulation Of this
unioanded statement occasions her. /,
probably had its origin in the mistake Of
some correspondent not 50 familiar with
her personal appearance as be supposed
himself to be, and has been thonghtlessly
copied BIZ others.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
Rfniedfesfh.

Our attention has been called 10 the
follo~ing extract from an article IN the
British Medical Journal Il greatly
concerns all tAose wearers Of false teeth
who are aseiBg the gatta percha plates
referred to:
.aED yUhAxIrE IN DENTISTRY
Urea a PAPER rad before the Pathological soSir-
~, By Dr. Wells EEzaaad
Rev. Dir. C., living, as he considered,
in perfect health, went, about six weeks
back, to dentist In London, who fitted
him with upper and lower teeth Imme-
diately upon wearing them, he found q
metallic taste in his mouth which vas
very disagreeable BY degrees his health
began TO fail; be became weak and ner-
vous, lost his appetite, and began 10
emaciatei had hatalency, fgtid breath,
and loesness % bowels.
After wearing the theeth for six weeks,
he became convinced that they xere
the cause OF his ailments: that be was,
10 fact, being sio.ely poisoned This led
hipa % send for me-. found him suffer
ing from nervous prostration. On exam
ination the teeth, which are exhibited,
the base Is found TO be what Is termed
''sed vulcani,e" "a composition OF YER
million. sulphur, and iadia-rubber yul4
CANNED, This composition, therefore, con
tains the red selphrut OF mercury,
to some AMOUNT, IS the color is entirely
due TO that salt Nov, as the red vslcanits
| (ealled, also, coralite gntta pereha, &c,
- largely used in dentistry, il i possible
thar il may not 50 rapidly affect many
persons "a it did my patient, for Mr. G.
Is particularly sensitive to the action Of
mercury, and thus 10 the poisonous effects
OF the vermsllIon contained IN the basis
Il Is not improbIe that there may have
existed some diseases Of the kidneys IN
latent form, which has been called
into action BY the absorption Of the min
erat Sueh "a explanation Of his symp-
toms, however, would not render the use
Of such "A baais--ia his case, At least, as
well IS many othera-a whit the less OBJ
jectionable. In the short time that has
elapsed since leaving Of tbs teeth he has
become gradually better and stronger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND GTEGHAM
n Sun u@brslIAs just received and ssIsiux
cheap As
SCHAPKER RUssTNGsS.
Nos A. and a Main STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

MA RiehmondIcorrespondent Of the
Atlanta Georgia. appeal says that a
resident Of Richmond advertises his fur.
nitare for sale because his rent was rails
ed from six hundred 10 Eve thousand
dollars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
Notions and Fsncv eood,

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF MOTIONS
w and Tsnsy Goods. which xe sell, az whole
sale % retail cheaper thar Aay Other house.
SCHAPKER 4 BUsSISG.
Nos. A. and - Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

R9- Governor corwiu, Minister to Mex.
leo, has procured leave to come ho ne,
and be writes a. if be had but little ex.
pectation Of going back. He now intends
10 start in about q mouth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
A Few CARPETS Left.

THOSE WISHING TO BUY CARPETS
Il cheap lad better cali s00n- We are s~iiing
then % Al less than msnuf1ctuTers' cost
SCHAPKEK 4 BCSSiNG,
No. AZ and - Msin Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
DRY GOODS.

The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West.
IxYE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK o.
w FashioaAbls Millinery, Of every drscrip-
tion 20 BE- found In the West
With q Milliaer like Miss Eiiza Bellam TO
sngsrInsssa the Trfmming. and BLsAchess % IKE
rrputatioa. we cas- wAFrAns satisfaction.
q One Price ena Chsap Prices 4" Is car sootta,
fFSal which no deviation IL allowed.
SCHAPKER BESsING,
Nos. a. aud % MAin Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
Money and yaluables.

fhsy solicit eoztinusaee Of fsrnsx hvoEs- Es-
peciAl taken IN the oeliscEioa Of Bills, Dras
Notes, znd the transportation q snail aza v4issr
BE paekRgrs-
All perso1s wishing 70 avail fhezasslFes 81 tka
heiities Of the kxpress. eetziA any desired Ia
bFmAtioa In rsfsreEce - tie ruatzs and details u
Masa aai Lesast-
Jyz THOMAS GATHER. Ags4G
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
FAST EXPRESS.
FAST EXPRESS.
ERIE TRANSPORTATION co.'s
Time Express
TEN DAMS from New York 10
Evansville.
TIME GUARANTEED.


FIsHIs ExPREsS Is NOW READY FoR
L business. Through reesipts given And /. me
guaranteed hy
wM. IL DARLING. Agent,
No. 30 BresdwNy. Mes York
O.w. ABBOTT. Aseus,
Nc. II Stale Street, Bast0n.
BROWN, pUSkERsoN 5 Co.. Agate.
Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
GROCERIES.

0hOOEh1E C.
IIAMs--Exsra claelnaaig sssas-Cussa Hams
III 5000 ib.. a u. a. COOKS.
nRIKD BEEf--i.uoo IL. eAelea sasss-Cursa,
~ Al IT. :. COOKS.
IlKEF ToSGuK-e0 dossn " ". Dasis's II.
ID ira. a. II. 4. COOKS.
DIE RRUtr, Is GLsse-lo dozen ChsfFies.
10 dazpn Gasasbsfrises
70 dozen nssrberries:
70 dezeu cHrrsnts. At II. 4. COOKS
JEREISe-e5 ksss Fsssla Holland Hernia. Al
II H. 4. COOKS.
CnokED HgRaiso-A l-.so5 boxes Prime
- nsfFiHs. a. II. A. COOKS.
CoAP--ioo hoxss German and rala ssap.at
= II. A. COOKS.
CVNDRIEs-s0 bozss star candissg
- - hsifbo1es do. DO;
H. a. COOKS.
'I'oaATo oArsuF ana PKPPsRsa UUk--
i = dOzaus Assorted Catssps
= dozens asserted fspfeFssnes, -
y. A. COOKS.
DOAsTED Rye aud BARLEY
II 80 barrsiz Roasted Hys
10 harssls Roasted Bafley,a a
DoAsTED coFfEE--io barrels Resisted esisss.
II - H. A. COOKS.
IITARRAETED COAT oif,-s9 bsffsl- FoS.
w syth's KEtfa Gal on. @s
II. A. COOKS.
DINEAPPLlss isi esas Lon dezsn extra Pine
hx. COOKS
GARDIsks. -s.5so qazrssr-bonss bssi brsna
- sardiBas;
1000 hAlf.laze. best braad s.raiaes. a.
II A. COOKS.
VANKER VEGETABLES - aozaa I-irounJ
i naus Fresh Lobsters:
IS dozea 2-p0uud cans Ffcsh IohsteTs.
% aezen t.p0und e4as Frush salmon.
doHen a-pomnd cans Frekh Salmon.
10 dozen plnts PlekIsa Letsterss
10 dozeR quarfs Picked Lslsasrs;
dozen hsifEailans Piskled Lohatefa;
Is dozen cans keto Bay cisngs, ~
II. A. COOKS.
y BRIs. COARSE oATMEALs
> bFis. Wheat farinA;
2easss Peafl ssxo;
case Tapieea. at H. a. CO0g's.
DIcKLss--2o erls, .fs5 Fsiekiss eaeh
L - haif.tfls Piekiss.
- teB-zaiion kegs do.
t3hss-kaiion kess DO,
= dozsn piats do;
50 dsRsa quartz Do.
y dozen half-Eziions do
- dgzen gzii0ss 60. fsr sale -
-- ~ = eoys-
lNNGLIsH PICK LKss--ss, .iozss. casz -e'lsos
Z II 10 dozsBs GheFklas.
Dozens Caniif8Hsr.
dozeus Is hIt.s OaisIsss
. dazsns f5akaiiilFs
4 5Aozeus PIckleI NaiHats ali ffas. Graes 4
Bisrk~eii's eelebrsfea Pietie aad ssaes Tiouss.
I fr sale y IL A. COOK
DUCRwHEky FL0UR-sl bsis. esoias Isark-
I u ~heAt flour, a II. 4. COOKS
/ CPLIT PkAs.-zIs hris priase split Pes. -
I - IL a COOKS
/ DKARL BARLET.-f1 bsis Peari Bsri~y. AZ
II A. oOOEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
Still They Come /!

WE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock ~ Dry Gods ~ every description,
which viii BE- soil chsep.
sCHAPKkk A BUSTING,
~ and 80 MAin Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
FOUNDRY.
PIANOS.
Two SDlendid PiauOs

Nd LOT OF FIgE PARLoR ORGANS
n and Msiofszzs Izsf Fseefssd 81
WARgEN CONNECTIONS
Also t9o second hand Planes Ter szie ehzap
The 6Best sssortHasssf q EisiIns, Gait4f= FiHfas
s1sd Ae. sFs.@ans ezss Be fsAsd II
WARREN COSTsGT0SfS,
spI4 No ! Main strssf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arranpernent-

T,HE ADAMS EXPRESS OoNPAaY RE-
Il SPEcfFULLF announce 70 their frieads aad
s4frons. The pnhlie Of Evansville and vicinity that
sith iBeFe4sed facilities fo< the trzzsPoxtAfioa 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

Mr.. Fernando Wood Mr. Speaker
The Speaker pro tsmpore Does the
gentleman from Ohio yield to the gentle
man from New York;
Mr.. Schneck. can not be interrupt
ed, sir, bat will continue, as the gentle
man insisted on doing when others sought
to interrupt him.
Not that alone, sir; the same Mayor
Of New York, after rebellion was already
rampant, when boxes filled with arms
we're stopped by the loyal city authorities
on the wharyes Of New York, and not
permitted 70 90 South, that weapons
might be put into the hands Of those in
fernal scoundrels who were seeking to
overthrow the Government aud the coun-
try; that same Mayer, on being tele-
graphed 70, replied that he regretted be
had 10 power over the matter, or he
woulds gladly prevent any interference
with such transmission Of these NUM-
tons Of var,
Nj. Fernando Wood Mr.. Speaker
Dir. Schenck. Yes, know that that
has been denied here, short time ago,
By that gentleman on this floor, and with
out hearing him now, give him the ben
eft Of that denial But be shall also
have the benefit Of the positive proof
produced aud published widely in the pa
pers Of New York few days afterwards
mailing upon him the falsity Of the denial
which be presented 10 this House.
Mr.. Fernando Wood. Mr. Speaker
ar. Schenck. am not TO be interrupt
ed By the member
Mr. Fernando Wood. The gentleman
states what is false.
Mr. Sehenck have met rebels be-
fore, when they had something more than
tongues with which 70 contend. and an
not to be interrupted or put down by the
member from New York. As that gen
tieman entertained the House By the
reading Of some precious extracts, pro
pose to send something to the Clerk
desk TO be read. II is an extract from .
paper recently published in his own city
The Clerk read as follows:
"Mr. Fernando Wood has the eifrout
cry to deny, in she House, ihas whil'
Mayor Of New York be sent a dispatci
TO Georgia regretting that arms, intend
ed for that State, had been stopped IL
New York. He Averred that hiss dispalel
related to merchandise only. Here ar
the dispatches:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
sEWING MACHINES.

II A. sELLMAN HAVING FITTED Up AN
u eliee. No IS Main Street, VIII Keep, a. hcre-
h,farr. a good assortment Of Wheeler Wilson's
and Singers Sowing Machines and Needlcs. STA
Thrsad ANA OIL and everything that il ceaneetpa
sth the business. aud viii repair all kind OF Sew
ne Machines aud put on new improvements.
Nai n NJ SELMA AT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

THoMAs GAITHKR. Agsaa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

NV THE LATEST STYLES. WHICH HE ~
" selling as low as any house Ia the city. The
puhlir are Invited 90 call aud examine Cocks aud
Prices bcfafo purchasing elsewhere. lie Warrants
ha goods 20 give satisfaction. No trouhle to
show goods.
Mcading done fReE or CHARGE, should
they preniatunels give way
Evansville, sept IS. Is6a- IS Main STREET.