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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

N sT4IE u iowa, LFE I9.--+s.
by virtue Of special execution t. directed. issd
by the Clerk Of the District Court vi said coanty favor
Of John eanierson and against William Tu.be.an fad
ais9 decree against VI. c. TiiarRlan and others have
levied uI-sn aud I'll -ei the high dder tine front
door If tho CLERKS office u M District Court az Les
county Iowa a. Kealuk III saia aaty. the 5th day
u March, 4 D. lsb5, between the hour II O'clock
aud ecinck 'lniei.s ~ eeio k P ". u said
day The following property. ,~wit Being hundred
tnD Feet On Morgan street aHa hngtred and forty
100 ieet sixth eth street. ia qutltssr corner a.
Chatham square ia ih~ ,ty # krokuk lee county Iowa
extending t. altt running through sai square and
elnai In Dimensions fali lois according 30 the
original plat Of said ey u X kuk.
Taken, levied upon and IL D. add Is ORDER q court 10
satisiy said writ 81 execution.
Printers Fee . IA J-HAEi4 ANDERSON
Keokuk, Jan. ~ 5i. sheriff II f.ae Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ NTATE WI I9NA. LEE t0.--ss
Nv virtue Of special execution IL n, directed issued
ly the Clerk II the District Court 1T SSH a., uty ia favor
u J. H. Butler. ami against John Patterson amt also
decree aaiu,t g. T. CHAM and j. H. iI.-hltA have
lesicl uFen itd Viii sell q thu highest bidder At tle
mont door 81 the Clerk oice II the District Court
county iowa. al keQsk, ii said county the 5A day
# aierth A. T.. 1851 between the hosfs 81 O'Clock ~
and oclack ~. commencing al oclerk " Vf .i'l
daY the following property, to-wit: LII ~ rae I'D
block No seventy I0 in tie city Of Kecknk Ieeeoany
Iowa.
Taken levied upon and b. sold ts order q court to
satisfy said writ al execution
Printers Fec & 81. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Kcokuk Jan ~ 81 sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
flERIFFS SALE.

sf4TE q low. In C1fNfY-ss.
d. virtue 81 sIri4 NE directed i.,iis,l
ttte tefk Fl tia stric Court * Said county I'll favor
II Henry Taylor ana sesipst VIM Ttrn ANA also
.ecIfe a4as DDS and others therein named
hare leFiel upon and viii sell t. The highest bidder 81 tie
rnt door q the Clerks office 81 the District -
County 1~ AZ heoAnk, III said county tig III day
~ February \. II lSBi. between lie ufs 10 acnck
NJ amt ocinck + " commencing at ocleek p NJ ii
said dat, theinHiug property. taw: Lots Ne. nueani
t9ntlH in Biaek No inet yt-it gs III The city If hpo-
kak, Lee county. Iowa ar much nay he necessary
Taken. levied ufon aHd Il, 10 -d iy as,cr OF court "a
satisfy sail writ afexeeuion
ke,knk. Jan. -. Iss4 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers re- n eaJ sheriff II Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LIZ CoC~TY-ss
n, virtue Of sYecisl execution 20 directed ssude
bv the Clerk Of District Court ofsad county in favor
al Thomas Davis and against Sanford Hainos " 7 Cowles
cree AGAINST Levi Wood and others therein named have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder nj the
door the Clerks Office OF tho District Court 1f Lee
IT, Iowa, keokuk in said county the 9Th tay II
February A. u 1864, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock T. NJ commencing II clock +. Vi Of said
day the following property. to-vft; Lot No. seven i in
Hnnnn Cnwles subdivision Of the southwest quarter
Section twenty GA Township s1ty five 81 north
Of Range ave % vest IN Lee county. Iowa much
faag I've necessary.
Taken levied upon and q be sold y order of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk. Jan. -, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Pee ~ 20, Sheriff. Of Lee Co. Iowa
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THE GATE CITY
LADIES' AID SOCIETIES.

The following touching lines are u BY that Anse
OF Mercy 10 the soldiers, Mrs. Anuie NittenHls e.
Ladies wha have been working fir the blase fei.
ans iai your reward, Those vine e9'ilh ana nave net
Tain:H
RpIperron7, Ala, Dee. IS, 1868
EDTeR Iowa Cirr RfrunucAN:
Enelos.d send You poem addressed To the Ladies
SOLDIER asa Sifi.. which was written and presented
10 es Is, a Srf,st 81 rae Kentucky regiment. whom
thanei III .4at at the sanitary rooms here IT. i q
q nn pont@otu of h productions cannot he eXceilei
ll i t II ii, shortest and pa5re~t lieff- 'ut aside
from til t ras tllt w ever cluster aront The theme.
1T r4. . ROAD merit The writer has been through stN
III iaast baites and feds Intensely all ha writes.
lfS-rf tfs- R,lh shsuli escape the rebel bullets.
i...tl.at li h.fa Cd bright career poet
ANNE MI1TENMYEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Couyfr-ss
Ky virtue Of special execution 70 directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In favor
Of Henry r. Dickinson and against James L. Estes land
also decree avanst Amanda Estes and Others therein
named have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder the front door Of the Clerks Office OF the Dis
,rci Court Of Lee County Iowa. Keokuk in said conn
~, the 9th day OF February A. H. 1894 between the
hours OF o'clock 4. u. and o'clock p. Nj commenting
at O'Clock NJ Of said day, the following property To-
wt Lots one I'D and twcveI atin Block Ce II in Kcids'
Addition to the City OF Kckuk Lee county Iowa,
much rs may lie Necessary
Taken levied upon and be sold by ordr Of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. = 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 20. Sheriff a Lee Co, Jeva
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ShoriH7S Sales.
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court Of sail county, in favor
q George Douglas and j. " Rankin and against lianl
- Andrews have levied upon an1 will sell 70 the high
ct bidder, the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the
district Court Of Lee county, Iowa, a. keOkuk, in said
county on The 9TH day Of March 4 D. 1854 between the
AT o'clock r. NJ OF said day the following property to
VIE part Of the northwest quarter Of section twenty
Two TOWNSHIP yseTen b7 north Ct range five
ginning III the nerfhwest Of said aartr seeton
thence south sa cart u claims II linz =, sfnne
thence s9Hth ~ west - eaiiis; tlienc, north sqIo
wet - chains AMI g. links to STONE: thence north ~
chains and links 70 the beginning In the county 81 ae
and stat q Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold ~ order Of court 10
satisfy said writ If execution.
Printers bee s. Ia ISRAEL. ANDERSON.
hr@AAk. Jan -, d. Sheriff Of Lee c.. Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Sr,rs oR Iow,. LIS Cor yrY--ss
- sirtae Il siel execution directed ss.l..l
hs sac Clerk - te District al eaty ii favor
q Charles haTer alsd als .. H. h6gu~ asu also /.
de.es against bi. ilne os aihtr- therein named,
tt'e isNis'i it vii sell 10 tiit ebest bidder ct
tue front taf q thc Gierk u.tre ~ jue sa ttsr Il
Lee tqunty. lnNa, - hsosuk, ID -ad taanry.
en to- 2th day 81 February 4. y. ls6t bef1stn III !
hours II oeiosk n. and O'Clock 3. ~. oainuissciIe
~ sioee J. u e" 7Aid day. tie following property. to
IvsasAip stxty-~iN t8i north IL Ran.4 t.s4 west iii Lee
ce.il'lt. Iowa, or go much may be uecd sssry.
Taken lesiel Ur1u aad to lie Sold "a .ier az eat,rt r.
satisfy said wrlt ui execution.
keokuk. Jan. - lS5A ISRAEL ANDERSON
tfihtes : tse = co.. Sheriff u Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa Lrr Co.'S
by virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk q the District Court Of said county il favor
Of J. H. Butler, and against j. s Knb9 land also de-
against Abner Reeves have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder at the front door ol the Clerk
Office OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa al Keo-
kuk, In said county the 5th day cf March r. 1864
between the hours IF o'clock = ". ard clock p w.
commencing at o'clock of said day. the following
property, towt The fuTyx 1867 and tsro-thirtis
"a fect Of lots four 81 live and nix rem iu block tiftv-
eight l5sl. in the city OF Keokuk Lee county Iowa
Taken levied spon, and TO be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL. ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan. ~, a. Sheriff Of Lss Co.. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ srArE IN Iowa LEE CouSTY-ss
BY virtue II sfeij catiou IL Inr directed Issued
Is the tlrk u til District Court u said county tvor
q Frederick fsruUrB AMI against T. AGkenDy taud also
cree against Eisze H. 5ichenns, jesse keete- Bfitfon
Co. NJ II ThQmaFson, u. EapIe~ William snow. state
q low fr II iie sen u fund, az have levied upon
afd viii t o. tl- highest bidder. fie fr0i. II
CLERK Office District Of Ie counts. Iov a.
at haakis n sai rsGuty tine 18th aY " February,
1854. betwtt tir hours af O'Clock 4. H. ana oelnck
i. NJ .Tein clock T. ". af saIi das the fol-
loving p-ossy, t,-Nlf part q the northeast quarter
II section tFenfy ~estn = township syty-sev rarth.
faiee seven vest bounded a. follows; Beginning n the
nettist cerner 81 said qnsfteT section. and running
teHra Nst huYirgl r34s the east line. thence
s.Iut htgr st4 tWenrylgh rtsis thence east one
hundred Esi=. thence north hunlre and tv.ht
Us rod 10 the place ~ beginning, centaning i19
nfre les except STRIP - land along wet line euty
feet wide. Reserved fsr roadway. Ls@ eeahig. iowa
Taken, issli elsea anal - Is s9d Ay or3eE q Caart
sat5efy sud writ ~ Aecutal.
Ke4kuk. Jan as. g. ISRAEL ANDERSON
PrsntcI Zee = u. Sheriff he Co., iosa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
WILBUR F. HIrr, A. A. A. G., sec'y

GUERRILLA SHoT.-On Tuesday morn
ing Of last week, Capt Jim Gregory's
company of Home Guards captured .
guerrilla named Bryan, of Graves coun-
ty, and took him to Mayfeld, where they
shot him. Gregorys men are terror
to guerrillas. They take no prisoners
and expect no quarter, therefore when
they meet the rsscals both parties 6ght
with the utmost desperation. All of
Gregorys company are men whose
houses have been burned and property
destroyed by Forests men, or the rowing
band of guerrillas which we're left in his
wake Rendered powerless and desper-
ate, they took TO the bash, when they
soon caused the enemy to fear them.
Gregory and younger brother lived
in Dublin, Kentucky, at the outbreak Of
the rebellion. Both men ranged them
selves on the side of the Government;
but they found themselves almost alone,
scarce another man in the vicinity but
were outspoken rebels Being high
/ spirited men, they could not hear treas
/ on uttered without rebuking il, and this
obtained for them the Ill will Of their
neighbors, who threatened their lives.
During the fall OF 1861 it was determii {.
ed to root out" the brothers, and TO
make examples Of them. Accordingly,
a crowd Of nearly one hundred armed
men repaired TO Gregory's house TO give
him specimen Of rebel justice and 70
present him with q hemp cravat The
brothers were made acquainted with the
intended attack, and barrAckading the
doors and windows, calmly awaited the
coming Of their chivalric neighbors On
came the crowd, thirsting for blood, but
were somewhat dismayed at the ar
engagements made for their reception
Determined, however, Rot to be thus
baked Of their prize, they commenced
the attack, aud the balls fell like hail
around the house. Watching their OPP
portunity, the brothers returned the ere
several times, with such effect that three
rebels we're killed and others wounded,
when finding the game somewhat haz-
ardous, the papy retreated, leaving the
Gregorys master Of the situation The
brothers, finding their lives unsafe, lefl
home, which was soon after burned
The younger brother was shot 10 Skin.
nish, while Jim Gregory was left "a
become the commander Of company Of
men, who, like himself, we're hunted
from their homes because OF their at
tachment to their Government Mos
OF the company are from Graves county
and are just the kind Of men to rid the
country Of the guerrilla hords which
have so long and unmolestedly infesteC
that par. of the State Cairo Nelrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Compliment to Gen. HOvey.
CAMP NEAR ALTOONA, Ga.
- a TCEa

June y, 1904.
At a meeting of the officers of the
First Division, Twenty-third Army Corps
Col J. c. McQuiston, commanding I'd
brigade, was called to the Chair, and
Wilbar F. Hit, Adjutant l23d Indiana,
appointed Secretary.
The President stated that the meeting
was called to express our feelings at
parting with Gen. A P. Hovey, late
commander of this division.
On motion, n committee of one from
each regiment in the command was ap-
pointed to draft testimonial TO the
General The committee was composed
of the following officers: Col Barter,
l20th Indiana, Chairman: Col Bur
CESS, l24th Indiana; Col Parrish, l30th
Indiana; 1t Col Packard, 12Sth Indi-
ana; Lit Col Zollinger, l29th Indiana
Capt. Robbins, 1884 Indiana; Lieut..
Houghton, Esd Indiana Battery. The
committee reported the following:
Your committee would respectfully
present the following report as express
i've Of the feelings of the officers and
men of the First Division, Tventy-third
Army Corps;
Brigddier General 4. p Rorey:
GESERAL-It is with feelings ofunfeign-
ed regret thatlwe, the officers of your com,
mand, have Just learned that you have
rendered your resignation and are about
70 leave US. In parting With you We
would ask 10 express our high spprecia
] ton Oh your services to our country. and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Union Meetings.

Hon. David s. Gooding, of Greenfield,
Ind, one of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, will address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned
Judge Gooding was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat, bat when the rebel
lion broke out be threw aside mere party
and went in for his country. He is a
forcible speaker and is doing good work:
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24th,
SP.M
Vaudeville, Thursday, Aug 25th, Jpn.
Boonville, Friday, Aug. 26th, 2 P. N.
Centeryille, Saturday, Aug. 9th. I'm.
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 18th, ! p
Petersburgh, Tuesday ,Aug. goth, | P. n.
Washington, Wednesday, Aug.3l, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept. lst, 2 P. N
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. &c, i P N
Aug. 8-d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

R6~The New York Commercial and
other Eastern pspets animadvert severe
" upon Gen. Sherman, for sending the
four hundred factory girls, taken at
Reesville, to the North. This censure
arises from misapprehension of the
facts, for the unfortunate operatives,
thrown out of employment by the chances
of war, in an impoverished country, where
everything had been taken for the sup
port of the rebel army, and unable to OBJ
tam food, importuned Gen. Sherman to
send them where they could find work
and security. One of our correspond
ents described the scene as pitiable,
shen the poor creatures chung to our Of
ncers, and IN anguished tones begged to
be removed from the scenes of desolstion
which every where surrounded them.
and where, if they remained, NOTHING
but starvation could be expected T1
the exercise of an enlarged and eener-
Gus spirit of humanity, the General ac-
ceded to their request-Lou. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Rumored Capture of Macon.

The Nashville Times Of Tuesday says
A report comes here from two differ
ent sources that Gen SLOVENIAN reached
Macon the other day with his expedition,
and released some 500 Union officers
held there as prisoners of war We re
gard the report however, as very doubt
full.
The Chattanooga Gazette Of yesier'
day, just received, says:
d" Col Brownlow informs US that b.
saw and conversed with brigade com
mander who had returned from the
SsooemAn raid, who informed him that
Stoneman destroyed nine locomotives Al
Macon, burned a number Of bridges, tore
up many miles Of track, and destroyed q
cap factory at Forsyth, or some Other
little town this side of Macon"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
FOR SALE.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

THE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA, NOW LY-
l. ing al Evansville, Indiana, viIl Be sold a. .
bargain for cash She vzs purchased by her pres
cot owners for the eottca trade, and as they have
abandoned that trade for the present, snd ro1s Of
than bang stssmboatuer, they hsve 10 uss for
hsr.
very light drauzht, Anv enc wishins 70 purchase
viii please cali upon or sddrsss Joseph Q. Wed
run, box z32s, Cincinnati, or a. n Wilson.
Springfield, Ohio saSIo-t&v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
McCook's RArD.-The Nashville Unic

McCook' RAID.-The Nashville Union
of Saturday says:
We have late news from the front, rel
alive to the McCook raid. Of the most
gratifying character. About 1900 Of
his men reported to headquarters in
squads, and the General himself reached
headquarters yesterday with 200 more
men, leaving but 500 absent; and others
are still coming. It is believed his loss
will scarcely reach 700
Over 500 wagons were destroyed, to-
eethet with two railroad trains and loco
motives, and 500 mules were killed be-
fore the rebels recsptured the remain.
der
The prisoners were all retaken By the
rebels, or rather abandoned By McCook
On the whole, Gen. Sherman regards
the raid as great success. Bot few
men we're killed, the greater portion Of
the absentees being prisoners
Everything is progressing finely at the
front, bat we cannot, At present, particu-
larize
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

R1 The Louisville Journal Of ysster-
day says:
The light-draught steamer Pamela ar
rived at the city wharf last evening from
down the river. From Capt Croker
we learn that on Monday night be was
anchored off Tell City, Eve miles above
Troy, On the Indiana side, and was told
by the citizens tina: the Home Guard
company of the former place. with two
pieces of artillery. bad left early in the
evening for Troy. It was reported that
band of guerrillas, estimated at from
forty to sixty men, had crossed over from
Kentucky, and was engaged in raid on
the Indiana shore. The Home Guards
expected to meet the guerrillas at Troy,
and offer them fight Capt Croker
left Tell City early in the morning. and
was unable to learn the result of the ex-
petition. If skirmish did occur, there
can be no question as to the result, as
the guards were strongly armed and sup
piled with artillery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Dyspep sia.

And its attendant train o. symptaaas Il acts
IKE a charm than medicine. There Is aothinE
In the range OF the Msserla Modics that fer q me.
mont bear comparison w4ih it ln this disease.
full account Of this w0iitrrfal plant nav be
found In the lltk edition ct the T. ). DispensAto-
~, pages issf and 1853
series 81 eNperinipn q In which DR.. Bull Mas
been for years engs- 4. has last been brought 70
a successful trlnf SON, and he IL now enabled %
oner 20 Che pala combination Of Cedren, with
other approved i,pias, the whole preserved Ia the
best quality ~ copper. distilled Bourbon whisky.
which H. Be- confident has equal Ia the world.
He might iurnish volume Of certificates, but
the puhlc have long einoe learned 60 estimate
things at their true value The safest plan 10. foF
every enc 60 : u for himself the virtues Of nsw
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
STRAYED.

IRON TEE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBE,
IL on the llth inst, one dark hay horse. four
years old, about hftesn hands high, shod on front
ieet, lump on bis back caused BY hurt from sse-
die Any person returning giving inforuatica
Of said horse to ne will Be literally rewarded
augl2-fwdkw LEROY CALVERT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
FOR SALE.

ZINE FARM or iieJ< ACRES SIX MILES
n from Evansvilie-niHety acres in cultivation,
aud the balance we'll tmFesed lssd 20 acre. OF tbs
cultivated land Is meadow, and - acres Guilt
waited IN corn. Upon the premises Is an orchard
Of hne fruit, and three springs Of living water u
the best quality. with a well and cistsrn q good
water At the door
There also upon the premises good two
story frame dwelling, with cellar, fac spring
house. statIes, hay sheds and other necessary cut
honsss- Apply 10
W. Aw n. wALKEB,
angii@~dkw Third At, oP. Court House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
emin.n. stues. fos a nneb large,

your eminen: fitness fos a much larger
com mand
Your fathetiy care and unbounded in
terest in our Welfare has endeared you
to us all, and we will cherish the memo
~ of our connection while we live. Per-
NIT us to say that We feel that your ex-
perienee of three years in the command
of much more numerous bodies Of men
than this division, your bravery, cool
ness and abiIity while with US has led Us
TO hope and expect that you will soon re-
eeive long merited promotion and q
command more in consonance with JUS
tice. Trusting that you may ere long re-
eeive that reward and return to Us, We
remain your firm friend
On motion the report was unanimous
ly adopted. A copy was ordered to be
forwarded to the Indianapolis Journal
for publication, and all Union papers in
the State requested to publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned
yoHs c. McQUIsToS,
Col Ccmdg ID Brig. lst Div,
President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT We.
~ the znaersiEn4d. have this day formed 3 CO.
pAFtnership, under the style Of Decker DusoE-
Chef, for the purpose Of carrying on the produces
and commission business
The patronage Of the public Is respectfully SO
licited- sAMrL n. DoCkER,
angle J. c. DUSOTCHEf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you VIII neqer any others.
IL il not Necessary 10 publish a long list 81 dfs
eases fof which the ocdron Bittors a specific.
In all dlsesses Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS. LIVER OR KIDNEYS
IN all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
INC UPON uERANGEMENT OBJ
THE STOMACH or HOWELst
Ib GOVT, ItIGEUMATIsM AND NEu-
EALGEkt
Aud 80 FEVER AND AGUE,
II Is destined g. superecde all other remedies II
not only cures these diseases, bot u rREVEsrs
them.
A wine glass full Of the Biiters taken an hour
before eaeL aleai viii obviafe the III efaota OF ths
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking it against disease under the ~ oct trying
exposures.
Sold by Druggists and Grecers generally.
nS~nr. JOHN BOLLs Principal Once. FIfth
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER VIERLIN0
febs Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A GOOD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING
"A seven IRONS, situated near the south east
corner OF Walnut aud First street Possession
given within month.
Aes further particulars enquire Of
GH JOHN GEEK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Union Executive Committee, LIST
Dtalriel

Union Executive Committee, list
District.
Dasisa -JoHE Vas TRvEs, principal;
WI. TgOsPsJN, contingent.
uubois. JoHE MAsH, principal;
EHsEar PfcKHAaDT. contingent
Glbsoa ". n. FRENcII, principal;
JAMS T. EMHREE contingent.
Kaor.-MILTos p GHET, principal;
JAMS s. PRiTcHEIr contingent
-LESIs BaooKs, principal;
MICHAEL REILLY. contingent.
Ls--0oobLETT MoK0AE, principal,
r. O. HAMM0SD, contingent.
Poaeb joins A. mann, priaoipal;
E.J RO0EHs, contingent.
Epeaesg.--JAaFs FARLEY, principal;
X. T. KEEcnEyAL, contingent
Pandsrbargh. jon SON, principal.
JANIS II. MoNEELT, contidgfnt
Warrict -JoHN Is. HANDY, principal
=. II. HUDsPETH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
DRY GOODS.
Off For a New
3 7 o OK OF GOOD s
y. IA. CARIIN

HAVING SOLD OUT HIS INTEREST N
II the frE Of CarIin Cs-. still retains bis Old
stand, and will have entire new stock Of goods
in asw days, ae4 ~ill Be pleased TO see all Of
hia old frisA6s ssoE az be car get back from
Hsw Yah. anglo