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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

Moyt's HiawatIla Hair RestOrn.
trc.
IIOYTS IlJAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT'S HIAW ATHA BAIR RESTORATIVE
HOiTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE I.
rHR STANDARD PREPARATION FOR TIE HvIR
TIE STANDARD PREPARATION FOR THK HAIR
TIE srASDAPD PREPARATION FOR THg HAIR
Il WARRANTED TO RESTORE
i WARRANTED To RESTORE
II WARRANTED 70 RESTORE
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
-
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGIN Al COLOR

1t does not claim Ia maxi Hair come in where
il has once fallen oat. Nothing viii do that
whatever NAV be advertised 10 the contrary !:
but it Will arrest rs falling nui, make harsh hair
soft and SILKY, cleanse the sc..p from all impure
lies and hasnprs. ard entirely overcoincs the
bad eli ~ 81 prc,io use Of preparations CON
'"l'ing sulphur. sugar Or lead. &c. II requires
no seipin9. washing and hnur, for is application
nor y Ill II crack or smut. but is rs easily applied
and wiped from The skin any ha..d,essiny. 1t
restores tn natural She ding Of one hair with
another. winch gives il life appearance. instead
OF the uniform dull blae. of dyes 81 that the
mos critical observer cannot detect It's use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

Nm Cullen Bryant gave the following
excellent advice to Young man VINO offered
him an article for the Evening Posi-
Ny young friend observe that YOU have
used several French expressions in your ar
ticie. think. il ven will study the Ing
iish language. ,lat sou viii find it capable
st expressing all the ideas that YOU NAV
have. have always found it so. and in all
that | have written do not recall an in
stance when was tempted TO use foreign
word. but that. on searching, found a bet
ter one in my own language
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

Pure toFrEE. editor of the Balti
more -jmsrlrast visited the Co,ninissarv De-
parimcnt of ono Of the large military hos
ptals few days since, and noticed several
barrels of dried coffee grounds. the purpose
whereof excited curiosity. The polite Com
mssary informed him that they received
twelve dollars barrel for the grounds
But what is it purchased for" he asked
:" ell, said the Commissary. hesitatinrlv
1T IS re-aromatized by the Transforming
hahd Of modern chemistry. and put M in
pounu papers. winch are decorated with at
sractive labels and high sounding names,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

Mr.. Greeley made a speech the other
night IN Brooklyn which We find reportel
IN his own paper. We quote from this 70.
port
rs 10 matters little more personal and
airect to yourselves, l have painful annr.-
henslons that the worst part OF our troubles
great as they are. perilous and imm;nnn, q,
"ts are, Is not co nccted with this great
anu powerful Rebellion. The worst feature
., our government to day is the venalty and
corruption COR. that has crept into the public SER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

We observe som, Indications of the pre-
vaience OF apprehension III distinguished
republican quarters. For example
The Supreme Court of Vermont has de
clared the soldiers voting bill of that State
unconstitutional, so far rs it relates 10 the
election of State officers"
Again, Senator Hale, OF New Hampshire.
in speaking in the Senate. the other day. Of
the effort in Congress to annihilatc the
State banks. said The object would he more
easily understood ii the measure were put
in this form
lind be d.t'urther enacted. That al those
instruments heretofore known a. State CON
stitu'lons be, and they are hereby, abolish
cd
And again, Senator Doclittle. Of Wis, on
the same occasion. said:
II do not yield TO my honorable friend
from New Hampshire in ms sincere respect
as well as my deep and settled conviction in
the necessity of this government, as well as
the State governments themselves, maintain.
ing. preserving and defending all the rights
OF the States under the constitution of the
United States. | believe in State rights.
SIR that they are expressly mentioned re-
served, protected, and defended in the con.
st'fution itself, and as they are reserved by
our constitution, protected. and defended,
believe In those rights, and as a citizen of
the United States, and as citizen OF 4
State, feel bound to respect and to defend
them
Now, all this is apprehension in it's most
malignant form. Neither vallandigham nor
Powell nor Fernando Wood has ever breath. ,
~ worse apprehension. Can it be ,,oss;.
W that the Supreme Court Of Vermont,
~ Senator Hale, Of New Hampshire and |
$siasew DoolittIe, &c Wisconsin, are turnino |
NSppsssssds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

IiE Fnpniar ,,c,enco Herie~ has the fol-
lowin.
=" In making certain excavations in the
rock Of Gibraltar. the engineers have come
upon very extensive cavern containing
the bones ri numerous extinct ma,lnlala
and OF man. FROM what we have ailc.d,
heard this grct.o bid, fair to throw more
light upon the question Of the a.o Of pre-
historic man than any hitherto examined.
As Vet VIC have had no minute dcscrilAion
OF the fossils discovered in this locality. but
we have been informed that a very great
number o! specimens has been forwarded
to this country by one OF the Gibraltar an
th"riiies particularly interested in the cx-
ca,ation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

Mr.. Colancr. a leading Republican Sen
ator from Vermont, recently made the
following remarks in the Senate Chamber
II do not wish TO occupy the time Of the
senate by making amy remarks about the
Constitution Of the United States. think
it is a subject almost Of tierisian; viii,
many gentlemen il is an object Of dcrson
AS II Is 50 Ill 4 great measure and a man is
>neored al for mentioning The Consultation,
and II he has decent respect for it and his
own oath he is called ''ti,nid" man, ! d.
not wish TO take up much Of the attention
of body where such subject is treated in
such manner"
Such is the IL rontahlc iact-lhc Consti-
tuition, in the Senate house Of the nation, is
admitted to he IAN object of ,icrision. and
Il Senator Of the old school deems i; ncces-
sary to preface remarks concerning the Con-
stitntion. with an apology for making ,hc
reference.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

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STRlCTlONS, and the Insurance of REG
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the irrcgularity Itself
c4y- They cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Menstrua,ion.
ezs They cure Green Sickness tchlorosisl
80 They cnre Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains in the back and lower parts Of the body.
lieayine,s Fatigue slight excrio,i, Plantation
OF the Heart I.owncss Of Spirits ll,sicria. Sick
,i2adachr. Giddincss. etc, etc. In a word by
removing the rregninritv they reno, r the cause.
aud with II al. the effects that spring from IT,
20 Composed OF simple vegetable extracts
,liht contains nDthipg dcleerio,s TO any constitu
ton. however delicate, their tnnction being 70
substitute strength for weakness. which. when
propcri. used they never fail to do
~ They may be safely used a, any age and Mt
| any period eretpt during ths First Tire KontAs
during which the uniailng nature Of their action
would iniallibly Pres'nf pregnancy.
~ All letters, seeking information or advice.
vii he promptly, freely and discrrety answered
Ia fpsl directions accompany each box.
~ Price, ~ per be-. or sis bo.cs far 81
i-E Sent by mail, free Of postage, Oh RECEIPT
All snch orders must be sent 70 G. A. COOK.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

lhE army Of the allies at Waterloo num.
Delea one hundred and ten thousand against
re"'y-" ve thousand under Napoleon. The
.l ..,'cn were defeated in eight hours. LOSING
'. 'nree thousand in killed and wound.
$50. - ..'o inc loss Of the allies Was tweutv.nins
Thousand Eve hundred -"ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23
MANHOOD.

A Nd TIE vIGOR or YOvTu REsToprn
"A in four weeks. by DR. RICORD'S Essrxrr
OF 'Ipx Or Ricord fof Paris after Years Of
easnes' -q.!ri'ution, las at length accedcd a. liz
ursehi Request III NAG american public, and I'D.
pointed az agent IN Few York. ,r The .aie Of Lis
wonderful agent vii restore Manhood 10 the rnns5
shattered constitutions in fnur weeks. md il usai
according TO printed instructions, failure II i'm.
possible This life restoring remedy should he
taken ~ a about 10 marry, ~ effects are per-
s.-..ra,; Success in every case is Certain.
DR. kicord's ksseAcr vi i...s i. lid h. cases
with full instructions for use at 3d. or iour o,,,n.
titles ~ enc for 50. and will be sent 10 any nsrt
carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance 70 his
acered'.es ae.".f Circulars sen, free ON recent
Of stamps. riiIiip R0LAynn r.
Brccmc ST.. door ives. Broad,ay EY
yscli5 DIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

~ Sssts 80 pss slay 70 board 1t the no
49, ~ Wilmington, N. C., and the fare is
faREsssRtsS - vsy pm n that,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

an. the Phpnix rises from the ashes Of its FIRE.
animated with new life' so does this ElixiB reju-
venate The svstem and overcome discase
r. THE Rejuvenatng Elixir j. the result If
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. be-
Ing an entirely new and abstract method Of cure.
irrespective nf all the old and wufn.out svstenlA.
s-Sf This medicine has been tested by the most
emihen' medical men of the day. and nv them pro-
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cries ~ tile aye.
eN One bcttic will cure general debility.
~ \ few doses Mysteries in Females.
tH One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
:. t-E From one t. three bottles restore the man.
illness and full vigor of youth.
- Afrw doses restore the appetite.
III Three bottles cure the worst case Of Im
potency.
~ A few doses cnre the low spirited.
ty" One bottle restores mental power
To- few dcses bring the rose To the check
e-Sy- This medicine re stores to manly vigpr and
robust health the poor dcbilitatcd. worn down
aud despairing.
s4?" The liStlcss. ener,acd venth the oyer.
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depression. the indiy ldual suffering from general
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| - Price, - per bottle, or three bottles for
So. and forwarded by EApres~, rcccip, Of mo-
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| All such orders must be sent to &. A. COOK.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23
.sarks:s sssRs laslN.

L'AMIII GROCER: KEEPS CONSTANTLY
ON band ,in rrsr Irali-y Of proyis ons,
Hollow Mare. trroacnr OIL. etc.
second ssf.e., between Brady and Perry. Da-
venpori. my Idly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

THNT TT TIE QUESTION
TIVE PKDPRIETORS or TIE NEW YORK
J. Muscn.n and Anatomy Of Medicine have de-
terInii'ed, regardless Of expense. to issue free
for the benz til Of suffering humanity FOUR ~
their most interesting and instructive I.ectmres
ON Marriage and its disqual fcations. Nervous De.
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ana vital Power. the Great Social Evil. and those
malad'es which result from youthful folies. cx-
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and Na.lr.'S Laws.
These in, riuaiic Iecilre.. :.aye 'aer the means
Of cnliyh'ening and saving thousands. ana va!
be forwarded free. on rcccip; of four stamps, b.
addressing Secretary. New York Museum Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23
ebil DE- WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID. -Published for the benefit, and
warning and A CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN. who suffer from Spermetorrh9a, Nervous
Debility Premature Decay. etc. supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF CCKE. BY
one who has cured himself after being pnt TO
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery. Br enclosing postpaid adj
dressed envelope single copies may be had Of the
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
mv2I -dGwly Bedford. Kings county. v Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23
Distances a:Oss, Richmond.

The following table Of distances from
Richmond will be found of interest at the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23
Particular attention paid 10 the
Wholesale Rsgx mess.

huv on the most advantageous terms and sell
low Call and examine al orders promptly
attended TO- Ins2l sitf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-21
Whole No. 2782.
+ Hg HEFSf dl,
From the Sunday-School Times.
Z" WEEP FOR THE LIVING"


weep not for the deGi," for he weepeth no more;
No tear-irops are needful on yon shining shore,
Where he walks with his Savior the regions all bright
And basks meath the skies where the Lamb is the
light"
Weep not for the deaf" for his sufferngs o'er
He sgheth. nor sinueth. nor sOrroweth more
To that beautiful home, God prepared for the best
The angels have borne him to enter his rest
Weep not for the doad,' for he dieth more;
His conflicts past, and ms struggles DER;
He hath entered life, and commenced the new
song:
He hath done with the cross and hath gotten the
But weep for the iiriag." the sadly bereft
The deep stricken mourner in loneliness left
The fatherlesa loving one bowed in his grief;
The orphaned who sigh for the tear of relief
GO weep with the Icing; bind up the torn heart;
GO speak words of comfort. and soothing impart;
Go tell them that Jesus once rested his head
Within those dark portals, the grave that we dread
Yea weep with the Irhg. The living alone
Need the comfort that tears bring the heartbroken
one.
Twill be sweet to be bechoned to yonder bright
shore.
Where the eye never wceps and the heart grieves
n.
Ne,cark, august, 1864.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-21
ORIGINAL ESSAY,
HUNTINGDON, Sept. Is, 1864.

HUNTINGDON, Sept. 10, 1864.
les< $. EditorS Le,rjHoWn GGzpH -
At the annual meeting of the Ministe-
rial Association of the Juniata District
OF the East Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist E. Church, held at Hun
tingdon, Huntington county, the 18th
and l4th inst, the accompanying essay
was read by Rev S. Barnes, of your
town BY unanimous vote of said
association, the undersigned were ap-
pointed Il committee to request of Mr.
Barnes a copy for publication. Hav-
ing obtained the manuscript, will you
be 50 kind as to give it an insertion in
your truly loyal and excellent paper
A. w. GIBSON,
j. A. PRICE,
JNO GUSs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-21

BRETHREN OF THE ASSOCIATION AND
FRIENDS The Committee of Assign
ment has given me, as my theme, the
following language, viz: d" Int cations
Of Pr,Cidrnce IN or Nntiouui AfJirx."
Believing that by so doing we shall all
better understand the sense intended,
shall take he liberty of inserting, in
this language, two words, so that it
shall read, Mdicatt0nS 0f PrOciiencc
AS SEEN IN our Nn,jonni AF'irS" As
thus amended, my theme assumes that
Divine Providence both has, in the
past, and still does, perceptibly inter
tere In the affairs Of our nation. And,
further, that such Providential inter
ference is designed to Indicate to us,
as nation, the Divine purpose, wA or
pleasure concerning us.
Now, that God rules over nations.
even as also he rules over individuals,
every bel e ;er in the Bible will at once
admit. 1t is ARRAYS by his perm aixsion,
and frequently by his direct agency, that
nation is born into distinct existerce,
i. e. into existence distinct from all
other nationalities When, also, ma
ton has come into distinct existence,
by either the permission or direction of
God, it is doubtless fair to infer that
such existence is for some specific and
wise purpose For no work of God
can be without Il purpose, and no work
OF his can have either a vague or fool
ish purpose
Now, if God, in raising up nation
or permitting it to be aiSed up. has in
such act Il specific and wise purpose,
and II such nation, as community Of
intelligent and responsible individuals,
Is to accomplish such purpose by their
voluntary acts, and are so held amena
bic to their Creator therefor. that he
will prosper and build them up if they
accomplish his designs and hampers
pull them down if they accomplish
not his designs, then it follows that, in
justice to them, he should perceptibIy
Indicate to them, in some way, what
his purpose, will or pleasure concern
ing them is. Now this is precisely
what we assume he does.
The question Eaay arise here as to how
ne does this. We answer he must do it,
either, first, by direct and written rev.
citation, or, secondly, by Providential
Indication. Or, in other words, that
IN this respect he must deal with ma
uons as he deals with individual men
Now, in all Bible lands, God governs
individual men by direct revelation.
1nthoSe lands however, where The BIZ
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-21
Providential Indications as seen
in our National Affairs,
READ BEFOR

READ BEFORE
The Ministerial Association of JunIata Dis
triCt, sept. Ii, 1864.
BY REV. S BARNES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-21
AN ESS Az

ON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
RARE CHANcRf


Very : ALTA Ole k-scpS <ay ana BUsI-
ncs< Fog safe
ETA-ISG IA eoafen. E,Iztioz r~rsov-i - en-
Il einnati, We osr fer sals, On sxesseiugsE easy
tsr1ass tbs following very dssirshls Ard vzluAhle
Prorerty:
tbs Iarzs t~o-stsry brick uassal-roof v-arohezse.
=ttn - Ecrss zszrhez situzxr. On the coruez q
Loe1st st-sst sal the ca4ai, bzIex Lot -, Daaa-
fic.a Eni@rgsE1rnts S5xtE8fss. ye would ass aeil
viii ras premises tbs Fzrnifrre. fixturr-. 81
ireiuliHs eat-s DESKS Caaat-rs, TFsssks, ssaiss,
IsEpzulins, at a., being sseTsthinS neoiad for
3 tfsoCsIys Fzss.sc- OF oommis=tee tasiness also
the zoo3 viii aaG suec.sscrshir 8f car tfis. 1ess-
TEsss Rzrmises are ~eli adapted ter tcssccs tzc-
tory and Esrehouze also.
The doable brick smoks House ana Eenderiug
Hoasas sad frame Nsr=horse. corner LocUzt and
D11ham streets used ~ Tor the pork businsss
also, fhs Ksttls. ssr~sFs Lard Xzis. Blocks, Cha
Hers &c, &er coApTisiHs every thiag hscsssAFy iof
the sa-insss; also,
The desirable and esspveHien;iy arranged brick
Dwelling. on Locust street, between sixth aud
seveath, being Lots N0s. n aud y, IN Block 81
Eastern EnlsFgeuisnt nov occupied b George
Foster aud Ia complete order On these premises
are two clsisEns, stable. Weed sh.d, &es also
large yard allied With ehoice Fruit Trees, shrubs
aud Flowers; also,
TIE undivided one half u the frame Warehouse
situated On Lots and in Block p, Eastern En-
iarg- ment' running throagh from Church street
% ihe Canal UnaeE wat for SO per meath also,
The wsii-improsed and hizhly cultivated Farm,
situated near Oak Rglf cemetery cnhtaining q
acres, al nnaer fsnoe. 4 9eFNs Of whieh il snr-
rOnrdad by neE and substantial pickst Gencs. and
hlisd With fruit Trces Of every kind, Including
about "a are OF veil set, bsAFing Grape Vines
GA these premises SRI situated neN frame Dsel-
ling, With large Cellar, Well, CIsleFn, large sta
Die, &c Possession tan Be had lst OF March also,
fso deslrzsle Building Lots Nos. 6 and =, ia
BieeI p Eastern knlargsmoRts adjoining the
above also,
The Let z5xs0 bet, on Foarth street, near the
corner % Least, being an excellent stand far
store: slzo,
Ire undivided one half Of asxs4l fe~t aIis3nIns
the above
Tbs above property Miil Is sold on long crsdifs
II IL ired. Titlrs Hdisputskss Parties Wishing
q ss@aine any Of tlse above properly, gill please
salt e. ear 0niees eorneT Lasnst street and the
. CaHsl- GEo. FOSTER ( co.
kblI-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
MARRIED.

ou tie 18th iusi At tn fesideaes ef the brides
uuels. At yinasnuoa, hy the Res p D. smith,
WILL II Weep, of The Hrm Of Broughton
Wood. Of this eity, 70 ai-- MARY y BALL. q
Natenues.
ou Tuesday wofaiog, Mach "a lss4, b. Res.
A. Felovs, at the residence Of the ntiags fsthsf.
NJ cHARLTs II. TTLEsTos aRd Miss KATE
s GLOVE eidast daughter Of Johu r. Glover.
Esq.
In the midst ofihsir happiness, whleh We hers
nay be psn'stusl aud Ions Lived. the printers
were not forgotten, a. witnessed most delicious
cake aud other delicasirs.
louisville Journal rleass cory
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
SALE oFLoTs.


treat Sale of cal Estate.
rrHE rNDEEsfosEt Will OFpKn At
4 Fubiie AHeiiou az u Courf Hons, ia EFans-
siiies ga the Ssh dAs 81 afsh, At O'Clock n
: Large number Of Iupn Ysfiaas naris u Tia
City described - fallov
A House ana Lot 81 teusf Street, being = b
- FRET. middle nart o. ar bali q ut los 0rief
Bal Plan; being she rsslfaee u Chester Chal,b
The north vest haid Let -. in the Donation
Enlargement, t.eing 3 W 70 fret "a Fizss
The House and rftisrs formerly occnrgd ~
Mr.. james Oakley a Rarrfl Faelof,, situate
upon Lots 7, $. o, BUD II, Ia HlafE III. la to
Eastern kninrEetas-
Lot IN Bl6ek Lot 10 Hioet -, lot in
Block a. Lots a ~ Block e.. I.,is 3 and n
in Block -, LOT ~ Biock a., lot III gIack n.
neui.
Lot i52 10 the snsiioa Enlargement. being 3
by $50 est. eesF of Sycamore sirec ana she
Canal
Lots !. ,. O. and = aud Lots j. z A. g. Il
i ?, 49, Il, - iAnd 2a 10 Biock Z. IN Sharpe
EnisrEuHnenf
Lots 8, 4, s. I So, u and Is. iu Block ~. ami
lot :, IL Bioefos. Lsmaseo.
Lots &c. q, ~, g. a. g. ~, g g., -. %.
=, - -. -. -, ? And "a. Iasisils Pias,
situate easf oSaslasc9. AID south of fhe Eyaus-
Yiiis rnias Ffniture facfsfy.
Lots 2. >. II %, 10 Block ~. Southern Ea-
istzen-nt.
Lot lG IN iock ], BAKERS hdliiion.
Lott la Bck ., CrssesE Enlargement adioin-
ing The fssispce Of joe tFs@
Lott /. 5s4 G,la Biol 6 Cree snt Rniass.-
msst. sdjoang ths raaidiaes oi CoBfsa safr.
Terms = sALE--Dui-tlirs Cash. balance Ia
Q aud y pnths vita iitsreat. ibs rnsshssars
giving uot secured b L1yFtgarr.
For furser particulars ss4 uiTs . ~ ofHss On
Third sitst- asa leLEfIAHr,
Eesl hfste Agent
z.SEfor. Auetisnss mstds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

"a. We have received another com.
manieation iteu "a Rush Coauty Sol
der, now in the hospital in this city,
concerning the assassination Of Federal
officers in that county, that has a point in
it. The writer speaks rs il he under
4tooa what he says, and entrastS us frank
IL with his name. In consequence of the
sickness of two of our compositors we
are unable to publish the communication
this morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
CARD.

rus UNDERSIGNED takes this method q
L retarniag his hszrtfslt thanks 10 ais many
friends and p4frons fer Tia hbsrzl support As has
frers nd during BIS stay 10 this city. sna on
firing fsou the Pisgurs baslness IN EysosVtIls.
takes P3sAsaTs IN TSeoumsading his suoc@ssors
Aes,rs Wilson sseslili, @s obligiDE ssutiensn
and sktilfal Artists. who Will ds eTerythiug in
their power 70 r-BsT satisfaction their PATRONS
at khs old s1aR1. ssrH-r Is Ssin ana seeond
streets. J. BURNS
EakSdIn-