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Up too O'Clock. A. M.
News from the South.

NEW YoRK, March 9-The Herald'i
Army of the Potomac despatch contain
extracts from. the Richmond Sentinel OF the
5th. 1t urges the trial, by military Law, o.
Dahlgren and the captured men. 1t also
contains the following kilograms: 90 lgs
MERIDIAN, March 4.-The work ofrepair.
ing the railroads is progressing rapidly
Three miles of track and three bridges were
destroyed on the Southern road, 10 miles
OF, track on the Selma road and 50 on the
Mobile u Ohio road were also destroyed.
fisherman burnt q great deal of property
here and at Maria, Enterprise, Lockhart and
stations. All the public buildings here and
numbers of private houses were alike de-
stroyed. The enemy pillaged every house.
Provisions were taken from almost every
family. 1q8w YJIiq 3&H4t
Sherman laid waste the country through
which his army passed on their return to
sVicksburg:
b DEMopoLIs, MAJ Oh "A despatch from
Gen. Jackson dated Sharon, 7 miles from
Canton, Feb'y 18th says: He overlook the
enemy at that point on the 9th and was
skirmishing. The enemy crossed his whole
force at Ratchff's and Callum's ferries and
proceeded to Canton where they were re.
ported On short rations and broken down.
It is thought they would destroy portion
of the railroad north of Canton and 60 at
once to Vicksburg. About Is had been
killed and captured. .6.a.s1 al
Our cavalry are harrassing them.
Atlanta, March 3.---A special to the
Appeal dated Macon, Miss, I'd inst, says:
The whole Federal force under Sherman
was at Canton on the 18th ult. Our caval-
ry were harrassing them with decided effect
Grierson's command had returned to Mem
phis.
A private telegram from Gen. Forrest
says: My victory is complete. My loss is
two killed and sixty wounded, The Yam
kee lots In killed, wounded and captured is
about eight hundred. They outnumbered
me three to one. Col. Forrest is killed.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-One hundred and
twenty eightshots were fred at the city to-
day. The enemy are engaged in hauling
ammunition to Cummings Point batteries
A derrick boat and schooner are lying
alongside the sunken vessel raising her
guns. .-E -
CHARLESTON, March About 708 shells
were fired at the city in last "a hours end
ing at o'clock this morning. One white
woman was seriously wounded in the leg
this morning This is the only casualty
from 1850 shells fired during the last fort
night. -
The Monitors fired few shots at Fort
Sumter to day. No other news.
ORANGE Court HoUsE.--The excitement
about the raiders has subsidized and all is
quiet in this department. The cause of the
firing at the lower fords yesterday evening
has not been ascertained, but is believed to
have been our artillery Smelling feeble
demonstration of the enemy's cavalry.
SAVANNAH, March "A special to the
Republican says, that detachment from
two of our regiments of cavalry and some
infantry all under command of Col. An
derson, of the 5th Georgia, attacked the
enemy at Camp Finnegan on Tuesday. The
camp was retaken and the enemy badly
whipped and pursued within three miles OF
Jacksonville. Our loss was 7 killed and e
wounded
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Late Memphis News.

ST. LOUIS, March 0-The Memphis Ar
gus claims triumph insthe recent elections
of what it calls the National Union Ticket
in opposition to that supported by the Bull
letin, known as the Unconditional Union
Ticket. The Argus the election of sheriff
clerk criminal court and trustees, Of four
magistrates and of the oonstables.
Judge Trisgs, of Knoxville, arrived at
Memphis to open the District Court Tor the
Western District of Tennessee.
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Trust Sale of Valuable Ground
on Union and Fifth Streets
in Wheeling, with a Brick,
House on it.

TN pursuance af q Deed of Trust made to me, by
i Jefferson L. Sangston, by Deed Of Trust, and
which Deed is recorded in Ohio County; shall IN
the 9th day of March, next, at the Court House
for Ohio County, sell at public sale, to the best
bidder, the following real estate to Wit Lots Nos.
9. 10, il and IL, situate in J. c. Ritchie's add
ton to Wheeling, together with four adjoining
lots of ground in the addition to Wheeling called
Buena VISTA and which adjoining lots are Nos.
7, g. and 10, in Square No. 80, and which proper
ty is situated at the corner OF Fifth and Union
Streets, East of Fifth street and North of Union
street, and is now In tho occupancy Of Alderman
Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE, are-0ne- half in cash, and
the residue sn six months, with interest from day
of sale, purchaser giving note with good security
for the same, Title and Deed retained till pur-
chase money paid Z.JACOB, Trustee.
feb3 I'd
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Public Sale of Fine Sheep.

vEyHE undersigned wishing to change his business,
II win sell to the highest andbe bidder, at Public
Auction, on
Tuesday, the 4 Sch day OF March NEXT,
on his farm, five miles northeast Of Wheeling On the
Bethany Turnpike, the following property, to-wit:
500 Merino Ewes, With lamb to ful-bloOdsd Spanish
Bucks.
100 Msrino Ewes, two years old In April next,
200 Wethers, two and three years old
ZOO yearling lambs. ~ ---
4 full biooded Spanish Bucks.
All in good order and condition.
TERMS OF SALE.-Al sums Of tventy doliars and
under cash. For all sums over twenty dollars eight
months credit the purchaser giving negotiable notes,
With approved security, 81 l.B KELLY.
feb27ttd-w2 81 IA
[ Inteligeneer, Daily and Weekly, Washington Ex-
smineor and Tribune, Weilsburg Herald, and ST.
GAINESVILLE Gazette, copy and send bill to this ofce.
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WASHINGTON, March 9.--Tbe Republican
has the following official despatch which
was received last night:
FORTRESS MONROE, March $40 Hon
E. Stanton The flag of truce boat is in
bringing over 4S officers and 600 prisoners
delivered for exchange.
The Richmond papers give an account o
Col. Dahlgren's death and Maj. Cooks cap
turs. 1t also says the COME derates have
ordered all OF Gen. Kilpatricks officer:
they have captured to be placed in irons.
Signed BENZ. p. Butler.
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ter IS ASTONISHING the amount Of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles Of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it.,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garmsnts are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov l4-6m
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New YORK, March "a special to, the
Post from Washington says: Gen. Grants
with the President to-day. A conference
of prominent military leaders will take
place soon. -s --,-~re.rEE
Gen. Grant goes to the front to see Gen.
Meade in q day or two. .Isst 3 y'EL
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A Special Order.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Gen Rosecrans is.
sued an order requiring all persons holding
religious conventions, assemblies, synods
conferences and other conventions held in
the department to take most stringent
oath Of allegiance, and any violation of this
order will subject assemblages to disper-
sion by any Provost Marshal
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A destructive lire
oScnrredin Monongahela city on Monday
afternoon by which large amount Of prop
erty was destroyed. Oulbertso4s paper
mill and dwelling we're consumed, together
with some four or five other dwellings.
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WASHINGTON, March 8 In the Supreme
Court-Justice Greer having recovered
from his recent indisposition and resumed
his seat on the bench-arguments in the
Quicksilver case were resumed to-day.
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WIRE.
ToTHE PEOPLE or WEST VIRGINIA.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
] STATES has issued the following ORDER

y
EXECUTIVE MANsION. I
February ], 1864.
Ordered that draft for Eve hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or during the war be
made on the 10th day of March next for the mill
tary service of the United States. crsditing and
deductng 30 many as may have been enlisted Of
drafted into the service prior TO the lt day or
March next and not heretofore credited.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
udes the 1000 called for in October last
Men enlisting before the lst day Of March will
be entitled to bounties from the Government as
heretofore, Wis; $500 for veterans, and $500 for
new recruits. After that time no bountiss win DO
paid. And recommend 10 the Supervisors Of the
several counties TO meet and ofsr county bounty
of from 500 to $500 in addition to that paid by
the Government. Under q late act of the Lseis-
lature this bounty may not only be levied for bot
the Supervisors may borrow the money to pay the
same All the other States are Offering induce
ments 10 volunteers, and ii seems 10 me that IL
should be done in many Of the counties Of this
laid waste In many parts ~ she has been, has
shown . devotion to the cause In which We are en-
gagged that % unsurpassed, II squAllsd BY any por-
ton Of the country. Yet more troops are needed.
They are called for and mnst be furnished. The
number who have volunteered under the lat call
have fallen much short Of what had anticipated.
The State must furnish her proportion--if not BY
volunteering-it must be done by draft. And
while shall regret the necessity for the draft, !
assure you, If il becomes necessary, shall sAd
the Government 10 its execution by every means
in my power 8 = q - y n
The I'd, ID and 9Th Regiments Of Mounted In
fantry have been changed to cavalry by II OF.
der Of the War Department, and aD authorized
to raise two nav cenpaniss for each regiment and
| 10 appoint fun complement Of efkesn for sssh
eompany Those who prefer new organizations
may recruit for these companies. "a
! request that the people take aston on this
subject. That you hold meetings and snsemags
snlistmsnts > and let as not permit u 70 b SAD,
sfier this var 10 evsr thst was peoessaIy 70 DRAFT
in West Tirgiaia 70 SUPPLY her quota q troops.
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Gold Quotations.

A1 NEW YoRK, March 2.
Gold 6rmer, opening at 62t; advancing
to 654; closing at Coz .sss.o .,s
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned have been duly appointed ad-
/ illustrators of the estate of Robert Patton
late of Belmont county. Ohio, deceased All per-
sons indebted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against tho same will present them, duly anthem
ticated, to the undersigned for allowance
.. ,.t.. M S,c NARY PATTON,
-. .GGStD ,5-Sa-,s' a !. d. RICE,
24fe lw FttH 4tEs Administrator.
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LOST.

On LAST FRIDAY EVENING, between
" Busby Little's Carriage Factory and the
Iron Bridge, FUR VlCTORlNE and CAPE.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
it at this Office. feH
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RE-ELEcrED.-We neglected to state IL
our Council reports yesterday that John Q
Porter, ESQ. was declared unanimously
elected to the Office Of Clerk of First Branch
Of Council nell is sy9 pa 3 i 7t .slso
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Chano6ry I Sale Of Half
Town Lot In
QaTM u n dSyilla 80

RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Mar
- shall county rendered October 5th, lS59, in he
cause Of VIM. H. Rhinebergr and vita. guardian, &C.,
vs.. VIM Charlton Norrow and others, fvin odsr ai
public sale ct the front door Of Marshall Court Houss
half ofLot No. in the town Of Noundsvile with tks
appurtenances, credit Of SIX twelve snd eightssn
months Thepurchaser giving bond and security with
interest from day Of sale. JACKSON REED,
maf3.4tvtds Shsrif Narshall Co.
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned will offer for sale on the 1tb
day of March, 1864, q tract Of 100 acres Of
land. adjoining lands with Samuel Burton, john
London, Thomas Wheeler, and the heirs Of Thos
Gregg, deceased This land has some 20 acres
improved aud under cultivation Any person
wishing to purchase this land before. the day Of
s,Ie. can do 20 by calling upon the undersigned.
Terms of Ssle-O ne-third in hand, and the resi-
due in two yearly payments, With interest from
date Of SALE II u SAMUEL 1hEue'
Eab5-vtd
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FOR Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale that property on
i which be now resides, near Bsnvood, Va. Ths
house is txo-story brick, containing eight roons
and out-building, with well Of good waller at The
door, The txact contains seventy f7D acres, which
has thirty <S0) acres Of coal in cultivation. Also
choice selection Of fruit. F 80
Which will sell low for cash.
feb5-lm~ HENRY MASON.
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The RIVER is falling, with eleven feet FIVE
inches water in the channel.
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pLJONIEY-AH esAtot Just receiyed. !. 10,
III kSH-' Maxwell, CAMPBELL & TINGLE,
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aWANTEp IMMEpIATRLYEA boy from,
twelve to fifteen years Of age. Apply at
this Office. E&fA3S6I ~
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WHEELING, Jan. 2S-Dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
Cedron Bitters

Que iftsl and yun vii heqer nae say oshera.
ts i not neoessafy % puhlish lonx list Of die.
essex tar which the ge.lron Biffers Are sf-eiae
u al diseases VI the STOMACH. BOW
Els, LIVER OH KIDNEYS
ia al afiecfi1ns Of the BRAIN DEPEND
NC UPON DEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on nONEEss
10 GOVT, HGtEUMATIsM AND NEU-
RAEsssfAt
And Ia FEVER AND AGuEt
It's destined 20 sHpereada al ether remedies II
uni shiY refes thess diseases, hui IL raEVKNrs
thela.
wlbe glass ftiii of the nittefa taken an hear
beio1s Each seal, viii ebEsAts the ~ scts Of hr
most unh~aithy citmsfe, aad screen the person
taking if against diseass under the naost trying
fqfFsases.
sold b Druggists and Gfscers asnerafIs.
As-nr. 1unN noLI's Principal 0nia-. Tiah
street, lseAisFiiiss ~.
eeld By rETER YIERLINo,
ksa Sole Agent, Evansville. Ind
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Dyspe u = i "a.

And its attendant traIa ofsympisma. lt aetamorc
itks charm than ntesliElnr. There i nothing
IN The range % the datrFia Medca. that for . mo.
itett hsar comparison sith it Ia thls diseasa
A fais srcount Of this uuudsrfai pgant nav -
huna in the liih esiittna of tha a. ;. pispeassto-
-. faers iasT aud t8ss
A series ef experimsats In which nr. Ball has
tsan fef wears engaged has 5ast bcsa brought 20
sesssftfi tsfnIiHatian, sud b. l. nos enabled TO
~itef . tfe pnSiie combination % Gedfnn. with
ether approved ieaies. the whole preserved ia the
tesf qnsiify or eapQeF distilled Hourbon whiskS
whiaA h. T. confident hss 30 equal Ia the world
lie aighf furnish xaiuinp of certiHeaios, but
the pebble have dong since learned d estimate
things ct fhrr true Naise. The safest plan a. for
srsry on~ O. ;fs1 fsr hia-eii thu virtue. OF new
nsedtelnr. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

sH- 1t IS stated that Gensral Grant was
going down 10 Washington one dsy this
week, when the train, having attached 70
it the special car, stopped at Brandy Sta
ton Some soldiers who were waiting to
60 down asked If they could not get into
the car. No, was the answer Of an
ofieeri This Is General Grants special
ear. Whereupoa Grant, Who vas sit
ting BY the window, spoke out and said,
General Graut occupies only enc seat
she soldiez oan ride
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
YoiIngIn Camn.

The Rochester Dsnocraf, in diseuss-
ng the question Of voting in camp or BY
proxy, has the following
We have seen an election carried on
in the Army of the Potomac A regi-
ment Of Ohio Cavalry cast their solid
vote against Vallandigham, voting while
in the saddle, and facing the enemy on
the morning Of day Of almost incessant
battle. And that act Of the Ohio soldiery
citizens in loyal Outstanding in lire
across the road Of Brandy Station, each
right hard grasping the ready sabre,
which in al hour was to hsv the rebels
in front, and the left depoiting the bal
lots which was to rout the copperheads
in the rear; it was one Of the most sub
lime and significant spectacles We have
ever witnessed, and how traly Ameri-
cam"
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valuable train captured and destroyed
some 800 horses and mules taken. aud a
small army Of negroes brought in. The
loss on oar side was three men killed
aud eight taken prisoners. have noi
heard Of any being wounded 50 seriously
as TO take them from duty OF the killed
two belonged to the 18th Illinois infans r.
and one 70 the jth Kansas
SFExcgE COrSTY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Behm's Commercial COLLEGE.

Behm's Commercial College.
FTHIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES To PRE-
Il sent superior sdvantages TO those desirons OF
obtaining thorough practical business eduese
ton. Students can enter a. any tine. A eours
Of lessons cen All b eompleted4ekors The clos
Of tbs preeout session
For catalogues giving ful gartieulsrs. terms.
. te., addrsss JEREMIAH BkHM.
april diwsw2t
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Life or Death!
Soldiers, don't go Back to
the War

for nsaay haze diad irons Dlarrhosa en4 Dyaenfsry
~ yoer uEiineut Nos take warning and De
bot faturH without aapniylue your tnapsaoks
With = hotfie of pf. stffekiaud's kHti-cbolsra
hixtare--fctnsntier hoe many ~sre sfsed l.kf
seaT y taking it HitsF being discharged kad cent
from ths hq~Fsials a. iHeaable. One dnse wll
immediately friifFs The most severe Ease ef DiAr.
riHfs ~ bisauiefy. Il Il srkno~ lsisesl BY the
iacuifY e r. tke oafy saedieina knoxn 20 cata
AhfyHts h1srtii@sa sna bssputery. Nsv don't
neglsef 4. er 90 your return. a ehAHs- of asst
snd FHffFi sie-, WI most certainly bring on Di-
aFri'.a Esd hysfHtsfys and - cent bottle of Dr.
nfFtes iaan's AHti-chHiers Mixture viii cure gsu
and ssFeral ntbsfs. II sill Keep coed in ans til-
mAis. D. not liii 20 tell your cons raass 20 rat
bottle " h IN their knAl.aehH.
sold - Drugxisis And prepared only hy DR.. A.
sfrtekland, ksst Fourth street, Ciecinnafi. o.
mari dztHty
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ALSO
GROCERIES. /.

GROCERIES.
uAMs-Es,fa oinslaaasl sassr.cursa H.m.
H stss H. At ". A. COOKS.
nKIEp BERF-i.voV IL. clse.ss susaF-eurra.
~ 81 n A COOKS.
DREF TogauK-so asaen W. Dssl.s xs.
ID trs - a. A. COOKS.
DIE FRUTT. IL CLASSIC AoEsn CAesrisss
~ aossn Goas~beFri-a
10 DEAN RaaEtsfFiss.
70 deEsa carrAnts. e. n A. COOKS
uEERfSe-s5 ksxs Tr.sk Holland IisrTias. a
II. A. COOKS.
GMoKTD HERRING-s 100 hozas Prlus
- Herring, At n. A. COOKS.
GoAP--Ieo boEss German snd rslm soap, Al
- n. A. COOKS
SrNpEIEs--2v hoEs. ss.r eaaAls.i
- - hzff-taxas Do del
- 9aHari~s- boEss Do. Do, Al
fIHoMAf0 gATsrP ssd pEPPkEsAUoE-~
- aeksas asserted Catsup.
2. desass asssriea Fspf@rssuee. At
a. A. COOKS.
DoAsTED Rye sad BAkLEY-
N O. isrrels Roasted RE.
70 bsrFsls Roasted Barley, A.
DoAsTED cOFFEE--l9 hsrreis Ro.ss-sl Cofss.
II al H. A, COOKS.
IEAERAsTED coal 0II--s0 barrels Fsr.
w syth's Extrz coai on, At
DIsEAPPLEs. ia esss LEO aoEsR extra Pins-
apples. IN sans' ~zffantsa J, Al
II. A. COOKS.
CARDIsEs. - 900 qu.rs~f- -hoEs. best erssa
- sardines:
1850 hslf-bszss b-st bs-sd ssrdiass, a.
HA, COOKS
VAHkEE yEsETABLEs-ss soEsa I-pouad
i cans Fresh Labstsrs;
Is doEen 2-pouud cssa FRESH Lsbstsrs:
- daxsn t-youad cans Fresh Salmon,
Dozen z-psund cans Ftssh Salmon;
in dezea ptnts Picked Isabstsrs:
10 doEsn quarts PicEl-a I.obst.rs;
dosea h.if- gsilens PiskGsd Lobsiers;
l. dozsa cans Echo Bay Clans, a.
= BRLs- COARSE OATMEAL
- brI. Wheat farfna;
is..s T.ploes, i H.. COOKS
DIckLEs.-2o AFls. ,To5 pisklss sssh
- hNlIbris- Pickles.
- tsn-saiisn legs %
u ave gallon kegs d.
70 doNsa plata do.s
30 doEsE quArts DO
" doxeh halt Kailons d.
90 doEsa gallons Do, for ssis hy
ESGLIsH PrcKLEs.-eoa q s<Es Cb0v-che~.
II 10 c0E~Bs GhrrkiEs;
do1<ns Czsiiaower,
dczvus whfis Onions;
doERus Ptekaiflly
dozens Piekled wAlnals. ALI from Grsss 4
lsr sale By n. A. COOK
PUCkwhkAf fLofh.-so bris, ehsles B.eE.
ID Wheat FIour. ~ II. A. COOKS.
GPLIT PEAs.-ls bfls priaas Split Peas. =
- u. A. COOKS.
DEARL RARLET.--Io bris. PsArl B.Elsy. a
ii ~ TftGEs4
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NOTICE.
Ent.ce to Confractorn.

FTsHE COMMON CoUNCIL or TUE cTTY
i Of Evanssfiis vii rscsfse seeied prsz1safs
On OF bsloFe the 1ftseBfk dzF % a pril, Is6f so9
rnakfsK . Bridge over The Canal - Flns Street
Bidders vii state tn price ar Whieh fhAy vii
coHstraet an esrthway, - fset wide * the ten
Nith trunk or box SsweT, similar to the es.
contracted for At Main Street. aiso. the usfee ~
shtch they will construct Lattice Eriss- .ssfr--
sach Of the tinsbers Of he M4ia 6trssl Srid~s =
are saftsbis--the roa1HsT q ths bridge to = soe
less fhzn "a fst vide. Tseh bidder sllif f.1r,fsE
tbs pias upcn veich BE Proposes % eonsfrasl fts
I<fflss BFldgs. II the ssEfhssy bid e s1ee.sst-
fbs ssssrseseF wffi - siiesad aix eufhs - <sss-
pisfs the wurk. "a. NNATWITW fa.~f
cisrk's o1ess April T. 1sss ssae = +
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A CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
w Grocery BUSINESS Of John Hodson. for
naerly soreRson & Co., aud viii continue Are SAN.
At the oily stand. NO. ~ Water Street. In addi-
Corn, Oats, and other ksnds Of Fesi together ~ifs
fun assortment Of Farm Seeds. We viii nav The
highest market price for all kinds Of Produce
r, $, RrSToN & co.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Ho! for the Holidays.
HAVE OK HAND AND Az CONSTANT
i LII receiving large Ead splendid zssorttssHt /
Of
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annuals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire portmon-
fes-in great variety.
Also large varsity sf Juvenile Toys and Toy
Books, Of every detsFlgtion and style, which I
vii sell cheap Tor cash
Pisase call and sxaniins ny stock before Dar.
chasing elsewhere. :. 3IEALY,
dec9 No. -, Cor. H4ia sal Elrst sts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

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Mest and >ouihi snd his " orun Iiosenees. ia les-
than year after theiF intfuda tioa, aftaitrd
reputation a. wtls- spread ~ tbe oeaflnent oi
North AnleEiCa Eut the croSHing glarx Of his
Ute ts1aains tu - attained IN his --latest discovery
~ Fafker comhiuaiieut tof he daes net elsian 20
have ieen the dtseotereF q cEDEoN. which j. the
bssis ct the htttrra nnN offered t. the pubic.
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central Amryits, e. ahana its virtues have hcsa
kneRa fef mefe thau tso hHudFr,i ysafs. AFuird
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eunpua ssrI--uts tt h.-lirf with them that
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bel ffen iiieruusa utuEflon of the cyi,lrnss
relative q IT. siFtues, that feaeIy sud pre-
rehiaiiFs fng all diseases arising fresa exposure,
esthef 10 the ehknss e eesther and ciiaaale, 90
the int@sHistic lh1usntezi Il stands without RI
val sna lHsily deserves The reputation Il has 90
iang enjoyed in CsaiFai AmeficA aud the West In.
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