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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

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IL makes ths air. rich safl aRa ziasay.
II prevents th# haiE issm isliius % saa tara.
tna Frsy
n Restores hslT Spun tsld heats
Any Is T. Or Eentleman sha tsiHas tsagsfss
bad 81 hair shoaia uss Lyeaa kAlhaiEon. Il =
known aad ed thruUEhQa tha cigiiise1 World
sold ~ All reHp8etsAls dealers
bEHAs BARNEs CO ss~ YoFk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

4 LOWERED ToSE-The Richmond
Inquirer of the 9th ult, the chief rebsl
organ, says:
The Conlederacy will not suceomb
before the Presidential election this Fall
This the Tribune may consider as quite
certain.
This distinctly implies that, after cur
Presidential election, the Confederacy
may snecumb. Il clearly implies that
the Coniederaey means to wait and see
the result of our election in order to de-
:ermine whether to sueeamh or not We
do not think there is possibility of any
result that can make it expedient for the
Coniederacy to hold out in its rebellion
louisville Journal
Yes there is If the Confederate OF
conservative Democracy of the North
should elect President the Confedera-
cy would succeed, aud the North be made
sabSeryiept to II q South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
FOR RENT.

nFFICE.--t have one Of those tine oficos al the
~ head Of tho stairs, second story Of Chambers
Block, stiil vacant IL desired, the tenant can he
accommodated with a rear room, BY applying TN
mediately. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

G1~Guerrillas have warned the plan
ters IN certain localities along the Missis-
sippi river that they win not be allowed
70 raise erons With cortrahands
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
WANTS.

NTINERS-Six or eight Miners can ind con-
WI staut work and good wages by applying 20
James Oakley, with Messrs. jacques French,
% TO the undersigned on Green River
mog5 w. II. OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

JAMES DAVIDSON will be an unconditional
Union candidate for reelection TO the ofies q
City Treasurer At ths ensuing April slecioa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Rk7s- We have received information,
says the Lonisville Journal that band
OF guerrillas, numbering one hundred
and fifty men, under command Of a chef
styled Colonel Johnson, is committing
many depfedaiions IN the vicinity Of
Mayfield No Federal troops are near
that place aud they plumber the citizens
with IMMUNITY The merchants Of May
field are unable 20 transact business, for
as soon as a stock Of goods is received,
Johnson dsshes into the town at the
plundered of all articles Of value The
only nited States troops for the protec-
ton Of that part Of Kentucky is a COM
mand Of negro soldiers stationed at
Padaeah The black troops afford no
protection whatever TO the citizens, as
they take good care not to venture where
there are ans signs of danger. Woali
it not be we'll for the authorities to inss
quire into the state Of affairs in the
vicinity Of Mayheld. and take some
measures to correct the evil
Had there been no hindrances placed
in the way Of the enrolment and enlist
ment OF black troops in Kentucky, there
would now be an army Of Ethiopians
at Padueah, not only sufficient to guard
tina, point, but also Mayfeld and the sur,
rounding country, while the white troops
could be used to better advantage else,
where.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
LAWN GRASS SEED.

w @ NswITT, FLORIST, HAS Jrsr RI.
w tklNED supply % Lawn Grass sees.
suitable for Lawns, which he sfers Ter sale
mhxs w. e. NEwlTT, Florist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

THIS Is fhe most dsiig hffat sat sxtpAsri suary
article EVER discovered is changes tila sua barn Z
isoe and hands - ariy safia textprs q rssish-
ing beauty, imrartas the lnartls parity u Yonth
and the assfiagHe appssFsaca tgrtfnz ia the city
belle af fashion. II removes san, fftrKies, plHi
PIES aud rouhneas from the skin, leaving the
plexieh fTe-h, trsasTas~Bf aad smooth 90 cun-
tsins saatefial ininrious 10 the - Ia Patrun-
lied b. A-frezses and 0peFs Singers. II - what
every lady shenld have. sid every where
Prepared - " s Haxan. Troy. Ny
Address al orders 10
nENAs : BARNES 3 90 New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

H@ The Cincinnati Gazette has in
creased lis subscription price 10 50 pei
year and twenty cents per week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
nor s,rrrt Con,mIssInnsr.

NOF NtENNt NUntIhNssTOurfs
Please announce HENRY BOWER As a Uaion
candidate Dr street Commissioner at the ensuing
April clo'tldh
ALBEEh FITZPATRICK viii be a candidate
for Street Commissioner a, the ensuing Aprn
election
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
1000 Cavalry Horses.
PRIVATE DTsPFNsARY.

i IL SECRET DISEASES ARE cUBKD
y Sithoss ths usa % Eercurial prsp4rztions, a.
Il Main STREET, II Msskzr's buIFdfny, By
izn1 ~ DR.. sERSAM0EoWsKI,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

EbiToEs JOURNAL Please Announce Mr. JoNA-
THAN NEWMAN as the peoples candidate for
fhs once u Tow nslip Trustee At the ensuine
April election
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
FIRE LIMITS.

TIfHE UNDERSIGNED Will SAKE AP-
L PLTCATtoS = tie Ce1saon Caaaz8l Of the
City Of Ev4nsvtlts Ter fsrz1fFsi N 70 srers frame
stable. nor Axc=-sas - b. - f. tIss sire u part
ofI5t Nc s. IN tfa original svfar Of fh4 City Of
Evansville AR p=rssn hz~ing ot5sctions 60 the
proposed ealldiuE Eiii n ss= sic tbs ssass In aka
Clerks one E1lf5u I've mesEs
uhIs J4- MILLEE,
=P .SENOSTE, &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
For CITY Collector.

Ebiroas JorRSAL. Please announce Mr. Louis
Ton, a. candidate for City Collector At the snsu-
ing April election, aud oblige,
MANY VOTERS
mE. EpiroE-Plcase to announce my name
candidate ~ tho Office Of city Collector 10 the
ensuing city election wM BTPPb Is.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
FOR SALE.

DEAL EsrATE-I take this occasion 70 notify
II ell persons desiring 70 sell Real Estate in the
city Of Evansville, OF land In the country, that
have nov on hand about enc hundred Lots, which
l propose 70 ofer for sale about tho middle OF
April. All persons having such property to sell
can have the same disposed OF by leaving the Dc.
seription at my ofdce prior TO the second day Of
April. AbVAH JOHNSON.
mhso Real Estate Agent.
CAoICE RESIDENCE LOT--A very desirable
u residence Let on First Street, adjoining .he
residence Of George 5, Sonntag Application
should be made early
Also hne Lot ON Chestnut street near seventh
In the Eastern Enlargement
JOHN W. FOSTER,
mh23 AT Geo. Tester 4 Co.'s Warehouse.
pRlCk H0USE.-A two-stcry Brick House,
~ containing Is rooms, tin roof situated eorner
Fulton Avenue and Franklin Street, LAmssee.
Title good. Terms easy. Enquire at CHARLES
KELLERS. opposite the Court house.
mch5 Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

pD-The New Albany Ledger has re-
ceutly been greatly enlarged, and is now
a respectfully sized paper
We are glad 70 see this evidence Of
pecuniary prosperity on the part OF our
contemporary, as the Lei9er is sprigh'-
ly paper, conducted with considerable
ability and at times, when the editors
permit their consciencea to get the bet
ter Of their zeal for party, says some
excellent things.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
SAVINGS BANK
NO. 4 FIRST STREET.
ORDINANCES.
- oRDINANcE


A iuFfheE supplement to OTIfuanrs. Passed
May -. Esi5 entitled 81 AZ or7iinance Eor the
protection aud gsxerameIs q Oak HIN oenie
tery
Pssssd March u, 1851
SEcTIos l. B. x er3a6isE =, fks Csnslasz G8snea
II ne Css II Eeasssfs, Ti9 heEo4lief Il shall b
IN lawful fsE ANY tefsea q psrs0as % tide or LEAD
any horse other aaias9i NSfsin tie eaeiosure Of
OAK Hin GeDsterx eE Locaat Hill Cemetery. nor
shall any horse " other animal ie permitted
within he enclosure q eifhev d ssid esusteries
except sash kuizl=is nssy b used in drs~ing
vsEsries attending hE4srI pr0ssssioas, &Ha as1ch
may - required ia repeiring the roads and
maosgiug said cemeteries respectively.
sEr 2. That Il shall bs the 5aty u the Ssxion
81 said cemeteries respectively 70 keep the Izres
gates of sid esa8steFias rlosed and fastened aud
g. cause ghs sauss % BE- opened ouly Tor the pur-
pose Of admitting fansF a pToesssioiss. AID sach
vehicles a. mas b rs4aiEsd- ~ pass Eifhir aid
enclosures for the parps=s Of FFspsriag for inter
meats or keeping SID esrsetsFIss In repair.
SEA- ABF peTsoA - p~Fs9As violating any
pr5rsstaE u rhis Ordinance shall, 90 eansiefion
i1rieit and pay ADy suna n. exeseiine ten sIiars
WI. BAKER. Mayor.
Attest A P&zsrttS. Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
DYE-HoUsE.
a. T. Adams,
Celebrated Steam DYE Hous

EoURTH ST. BET LOCUST 4 WALNUT =
Dyes al kinds d plata and fsaCE ~0rKs a.
ga1d AMI cheap as sny sst1biskuaEEt IN TIE West.
&C short z1fiee tfsbu IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Psr.ons u ssfsutsfy habits froai,is3 Is ifh
week ssss tassFts- lsalplfafGaa 81 he hesrf. iack
81 appetite, disfress after esslng. torpid liver,
causiIp sffaB. deserve ~ snaeF. II Ties sl Eal
A.. a.. l.l.l-raI.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
HEIMsTRRErs
Inimitahle Hair Restorative.

lnimitaole hair Restorative.
NOT A DYE
But resteges gray hair b its original color. b
sapplYiug tiir capillary taiss aith nstaui susie
Rance, Impaired l. sge Of DISEASE. Al szfeafsae-
eHs dyes composed Of luaaF cgstic. destroying
the vitality ami beauty % tie hair aud zfigrd q
themselves dressing Hsi5asfrect-s Inffairsbis
Coiofins ast only restores hair u lie atusal cslur
- 40 EASY process, but gives the hair
LuxurtRnt Beauty.
promotes les gruwth prevents IL falling o. arad-
ieates dandruif. and inFarts health amt pleasant
ne-s 70 the bead Il has sgood the tesf Of time h-
INK the eoiorsuai HAIR Eoloriazs sa1is constantly
increasing in iavuE. II sd b horh santlsfmea Ard
latiss- II is sofd by al Respectable dealers, ~
can be procured b. ih.nf ct ike roa.marelzl
SCENTS. J. ;. BARNES &c : ~ Broadway, Nes
York. Tau sizes, 50 cents ash 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
SANITATION BITTERs

which arc usw ressHanisu fsi hy The highest neii-
cal aathofitirs. and warraasssi 90 prsae# ifs-
issdsaEa teusaeial edret Tfisg a. exceedingly
sgrevabls Jsrise Is pare, ard tn-t snI~rssea al
other foairz shers healthy, zsutis stinuisHi :
required.
Tllsy purity. streuxtisee sad luvigsrats.
Thy cfeate a hsaithy appeiife
They sfp "A - i'aots p ehaes' Of water AID
risy-svsrsssas ths. sasss. eT si-sip-.'-s .ad
They .issasrhea ne .yss.s, ana ssiissa ,hs
Chs mlnd.
TseY rrerent missmafie snt Intermittent f.
TaegfuFits he lsssth sn4 asidIlysof -
Yh-r srrr lsssl~r.sia .rs cea.tifatian
rlssf tane FslafFsss sud t4sisrs u IS l,ns-
fhey cutu Liver Complaint sa4 Nervous
Hezdacas.
Fhrg make tlas ssak straGg fh9 iaeEutA bril-
iiaut aud airs exhausted nature. gresf reatgger.
They ara fs-es II fis, q siel aikss{ harks
ututetare sissasfss. feots asi tefi= ~ PRE-
srrsd in rvffsefie pare 50 creis faHa. fgF par.
siculsrs. so cifeuisrs aud tssfiaianisis sroaaa
ssaii battls.
Bswaf~ u impsaiDrs. E&Aaius esafy bottle.
So ltAfat has cas- prifefs 8 , stsmR sasfani :
f lated egtf tho afE Nth ftsahttfsH ssae ana
aar slgaHfgrs 90 hue si=sl plate siae laist So
shat eaF S8ttie - gat f-.Hiei alth sFufians ana
I drhsiefiaas stna AuF l~rsaa Pretending 60 srii
Plantation hitieFs b. ths sat sd o. lstlk. % az
imrssfeF. AHF pafa9n instfzttHE fti4 hsitir. ~
ceiling aHy at-F material theatiu hefhsF cslle.i
Plantsfian hitfAfs not. Is asrsninzi aHaes the
Y s. fsaws and sail L. go prosecuted h3 ns- We
airssdY har uHF esa ga aesFF4i parftes TH.nfiine
pur tegflss, 49,. she Hai saeos~i IN gsiilnf
themssffes iHta et0ss ufFsers T ~ ass1apsd tsi
! prskss Plantation hifirrs fFsm iadEes. elsfsy.
mem saefshenta. kg-. is iesna slsls lsss aimpIs
trtSf HfA tattit u ths es6Hfe - pfsssft 81 fit
worth and sapsfiaEitf, They ala sai1 ~ All a.
see fakta .sus sisss. Frpasfst Fbfstgasss haffts
sala6us sfssmt asfs, sas country store
IL pHAhE 60.
Nas ~ Ng1aAsssN. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

MO MANS NAME Il M0RE INTIMATELY
~ connected Wiia ale historg "a the Azteria
Msdiea % tits Vuftea stsies. * nfars tzSeEslly
knoNn - PiaDesF ia H.siifai discovery. than
that Of Or. JOHN Bull, q Lssnsssiiis. ~ HIS
inlHitAbie preparation a saEsapariiiA has long
stood the head Of the varais eaIa Feuas 81 that
valuable drus. Its
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Another New STORY
~ NoR REAnF Is THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
ma Bsss story ana sketch Paper Puhlishsa)

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY has sacoeeded,
st great expense, in soaring the services Of one
q the greatest Of living roHianes writers, who for
rrassi.s Of his osn chooses 20 write for them not
ADDER his proper name. bur under the saa-as
slssss Of
LOUIS LEON.
The faies If this gentleman Is worldwide, and
sElssafs 10 say that there Is hardly reader Of
a. saance on THE continent who has not 81 one
-t5sas ~ snef her. tsseR eharRea by his genius.
A. writer 81 romance, e 3 net teo much to say
that h. stands without superior either side Of
The Atlantis
i.oui. Lsoa4 arst contribution 20 the columns
81 the Ngw YORK WEEKLY !. indispatAbiy
tbs finest d al u HE productions. he himseh
lsttsr 10 u sASs " Il y iRahlfsiy superior %
anything whisl, have sver ~riftsn." The srlsh-
daa story i eHsttisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Ma. EpIroR; Please announce my name q
candidate for the Office Of City Marshal at the en-
suing April election.
ANTHONY TEEyooRDE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Foa ELEeroEs AT LAHsF.
NIL = osaf..x - Ef..,esa.

FOR ELEcroEs At LAHsf.
David g. Gooding, Ct Hancock.
BichaAd ". Thompson, Of Yig0.
FoR STATE ELEcTOns.
Les DistTiet-James O. Denny, q KnoH.
John 8. Houghland Of Spencer
- DistFiet-Cyras II. nixon, Of Clark.
Eraueig Westsr, " LagraBg~.
Sd Distriet-Hsnry 4. PritchArds # Barthoi0
new.
Madison Evans, u LaNfeaeg.
4lb DistrIct-LeOhidas sexton. Of Rush.
u Kygsr, q frankllL.
5th D!stflet-Bsnj. s.. Claypool, d BaYFite.
Joshua II. hsllstt. q Hsnry.
eth DIstriet-J ). Wright, q Morgan
J q Gresn. of shelby.
3th Distrlet--JOhn Osborn u Putpaa,.
Thomas n Rice, Of Parke,
Elh Disfrief-R p. Davidson, Of TipI@eaHos.
Benz. Gregory. Of Warren.
slh Distriet-JAmes b. Bslford. of Whit.
Aaron Guernsy. Of Porter
I0th Diatriat-T r. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
HaIlet KiibOurne, Of Elkhart.
18th Dlstrtet-JOhn n. Wallace, Of Grant.
James u. Tempier, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
o1d !,
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high
eat market value at 49,
LYONS.
CAVALRY HORSES.

0FFIcr Aerts Ass'T QuEnTEKiszsTER T. g. AKar.
EFsssFBILEs Tsp March Is Lag
FfvHF USDERsIGSED WILL PURcH2sF Fl,
L open Hsarkst, Tor the Quartsraszster's Depart
uent I. ;. army
1000 Cavalry Horses.
sFEcTFIcATI9Ss.-A1I % bs Isl i've rssf.
Old and oEsrs AID not moIs than fsj nine Vssrs
old 70 = 10 hfieen bands hlgA zad up~srds !.
eoAors = y bssr hroNns And blst,k tree iron MI
SieElishss asa ssefous ifLks bfsazs . tLs ssIdIs
sud 70 al Fsspeets goo. sound serFfessbIe hofses
suitstls fT eavaifg- zarss viii not b received
$50 DOLLARS
VIII y paid f1F al horses soceptsa Hor,s. -,
b received n lots q eight aHd Hsssrds ~. ~
day q insPeetion Apffi ffh, 1884, and 80 s,'-
FoHchsrs vii he given tnImediatelv On -.
in iots a. above stated whieh viii be paid on 80
senfstlos 70 Lisat Col. james A. Efiu. chef n
CzEalSg BsEeaas wasaiBgton, Z. G
b. Il KBEHAS, Capt. ssd A.k.ou
mchI7 50td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

pkSsfVkss BOUNTY and ARREARS. BouE-
Aaad sne hsek Pay fer Soldiers, Widoss
near Main John ITrs-rrse -. -
Evsnsv1ilss fad.s March Il, 1ssx-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Join
E.T
.Ns0N,
TICKET.

for Lfsgf GsscRor,
GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL,
OF MATTE.
For seeretary Of sta,e,
sEGsoS TRUsLER, Of Fayette.
For AsdAor . State,
THOMAS b AecA 4TY, Of Wabash.
s-eFor Trealsisrsy Of STATE,
JeHS 1. MORRISON, Of Washington.
F0r A9Oraey- General,
DELAEA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For CleyL Of he Supreme cougt,
GEN. BAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
col. EES HARRISON, Of Marion.
Far Supreme Jad0es,
lst Dfstriet-JAs. S. FEAZEsi, Of Kosciasko.
a District-JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
"a DistTiet-CHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
4fh District~-RoBT. q. GREGORY, Tippeeanos
For Superintendent d Putlie Iastsaetioa,
PROF. GEORGE W HOss. d Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
ysns Ifsms.

T~o companies 81 the Els Indiana,
scouting IN tbs ysslnity Of Canbesland
Gap, captured the noted rebel guides
and bushwbacksrs, satler aud GFesa.
together with SIX other prisoners. horses,
wagons, arms. &c, killing one OF tie en-
envy and wouuding another
Rev. John Thomas Eeales, FOR eight
years a t8iniSter Of the Catholic faith. on
last Friday night. fell from the xihdOM-
81 bis room IN Nashville. BIZ head rstE.-
king the hard ground, causing instarli
death.
Commodore Rodgers. Who CON mandra
the iron-elad GalenA IN her attack %
Fort Darling, aud afterwards Is com
mander Of the WehsNken eapiored the
rebel ram Atlanta, IS soon to be present
ed by contractors nov engaged u build
I ing iron-elads, Nth a silver service sala
ed at $500 The Commodore i now
in New York waiting the completion Of
the great ocean iron-elad Dictator, q
command which he has been specially
appointed By the Secretary Of the NAVY.
Major General Dana, commanding q {
Federal forces IN Texas. has issued Al
order. dated Pass Cavallo, January 30tb
for the printing Of sufficient nambsl
OF copies 81 the amnesty Proelamatioi
to supply whatever demand there may :.
for them, and requesting al officers ans
mea to use every opportunlty that may
present itself 70 distribufs them 81 ih'
Interior Of the State
A correspondent advises the Galyestcl
Neles that Official information has bees
received ''shat lifteee hundred Yankees
including three hundred Mexicans ans
two hundred negroes, had left Browns
vile on January 18th, for some point q
the interior Of Texas, and fears that Sal
: Antonio will be attacked
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

We doubt il there IS city on the con-
tinent, OF the size Of Evansville, SO free
from brawls, murders, or other gross out
RACES, as this Il certainly will compare
favorably with Louisville 10 this respect.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

fcFtunes. Bat If shs Unioh men 90 their
daty, all tEess sEorts viii not avail 70
save fhen from another defeat
Union men, Sc bold a very favorable
position in the field Of political strategy.
which the enemy are maneuverirg to
take from Us in April lie. svery Union
man brace himself FOR the struggle, and
resolve tina; the enemy shall be foiled.
II We can hold our position, the greater
victories Of October and November viii
be ours. If we. are driven from it. the
advantage must be regained, but the Ct
fort will cost much trouble, which less
effort new will save US from
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

delayed thus long 10 embroil ourselves in a
foreign war for the principle involved In the
"MoNRoR doctrine" we can surely afford to
wait little longer before we turn our atten-
ton IN that direction. We have enough on
our hands at home to keep us pretty busy for
some months to come and until we success
fully put down a domestic Rebellion Of our
own, there viii be but little wisdom or use in
trying TO help Mexico in driving an invader
from her shores. "One thing at time" is a good
motto, and it holds especially well In respect
10 war.
The time, however, will, we trust, yet come
when, having composed our own difficulties,
we may be able TO take hand in some foreign
matters that concern us. In the meanwhile
the patriotic party in Mexico should continue,
in some secret way, to keep up and strengthen
their organization and be ready to strike a
blow whenever the outside aid they are wish
ing for can be supplied. This civil conflict Of
ours, when once fairly ended, will release from
service here several hundred thousand Of the
bravest and best-seasoned soldiers in the
world; and II might be impossible to prevent
them from individually emigrating TO some
distant country in search Of adventure and
fortune. This is contingency which the
new Mexican Emperor may view with what
ever feeling of concern it may suggest to his
mind and since the Washington Administra-
tion has not yet recognized his Government
as being Government either de .fdcto or de
jure, our people are not bound by any con-
sideration or obligation Of public law to
respect it at all, and may regard the Mexican
Republic as still in existence, and lend it
what aid they please against any enemy or
enemies seeking to overthrow Its Constitution.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02
Died.

DIXON On the 2sth ultlmo, CORNELIUS L, DIXON,
- the 18th year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the unera from the residence OF his
iather james Dixon Nppes MILL hln Greek, Lower Me
Ton township, Montgomery county Sunday, I'd Instant
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. without further notice.
HAUG.-on the 20th ultimo, LOUIS HAUG, aged 30
years. 80
u. r. NJ, and W @. NJ. Association respectfully In
Vted attend the unera from his late residence No S0j
Charlotte street, above Third and Brown, on Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock. To proceed to Glenwood Gene
terry.
RIEHL-o June 20, WILLIAM r. KIEHL in the 9th
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence No
2 North Eighth street, on Tuesday morning. July b, at
10 clock,
KIRK-At Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday evening, June
%, Lieutenant WILLIAM KIRK of the 9th Pennsylvania
Cavalry, from wound received in May last, at Todds
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
8. L. Kirk No, Sl4 N. Sixth street, Tuesday morning.
July 8. at 10 O'Clock.
LESTER. on the Goth utmo after a short Illness Mrs
ELIZABETH NJ, wife OF Samuel Lelser, and daughter
Sarah and the late Calvin Higgins In the SD year Of
The relatives and renes Of the family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her husbands resi-
deHee No. 2l20 Apple street, above Norris, sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Funeral 70 proceed 70 Monument
Cemetery. H
srEWART-On the 22d Of June. Of wounds received on
the I9th front OF Petersburg JOHN STEWART, First
Sergeant OF Company O. 9lst Regiment r. " ". OF
Emily and the late John stewart in the I'D year Of he age.
The relatives and frends u the family, also the memoers
ef the 9st ent IN tho city respectfully Invited %
attend the funeTa from the residence his mother north
west corner OF Rawle and Mc0rah streets, on sunday
lfsTROpn as 0eloSk' ssYtee 81 Cemsssry at3 Ve0ek