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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09
DRUGS, &c.
VII &. P. ST0DDARD,
EO.I7 Hahn Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

lTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER II
~ Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils, Paints, YaTEishes, Glass, Patent Medicines,
constantly receiving additions selected with great
care, and well adapted TO the wants OF Merchants,
Druggists and Physicians.
Also, a Ia 1ge and varied assortment of Ambro-
type and Photograph materials comprising every
thing used in the art Nj orders receive prompt
attention, and filled ct lowest prices, snd packed
with care. TIE attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
EFREE EXHIBlIjON At THE DRUG STORE,
L II III ain siTtei, OF magnificent display OF
CHOICE IeTfUmery, conn Using several new and
popular styles and tdsls, never lefoTe offered in
this mar ket. Fanc1 Extracts and Pomsdes at all
pricfs. WM. II. p. ST0DDARD.
a RTisTS AND MERCHANTS. WHO CAN
u not well leave home. can depend upon having
their orders filled promptly, aud al the same
prices as though they we're personally present,
and charges collected from beat. 10y sending 10
MM. ". J. STOhDA RID, Druggist and Apotheca-
~, and dealer IN Photograph Stock, No. II Main
street, Evansville. Ina
'oAL OIL. (WiilTE AND iEODOROUS,) BY
- The barrel or gallon, At " Main Street, to-
Gether with good assortment of Lamps and
Chimneys. Gail AMI see them.
lust RECEIVED, ANOTHER CASK OF
y that superior Soda Ash, with which every
body successful in making good soap last
fall, at the DRUG Store. X Main Street.
{ ,0SSTIl UTIuS w.ter, WIZARD OIL, HILL
~ tons Cement. and an endless assortment of
Patent Medicines, for s.ie 20 the City Drug Store
jan24 WIN II. r. ST0DDARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09
A CARD

RETURN THANKS TO THE TRADE FOR
i the liberal patronage given to the late firm of
Keen Preston, and hope it will continue with
Mr.. Keen, who will continue the business
Jan. 4, 1864. &. PRESTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09
GROCERIES.

ExTRA CURED HAMs-5,OOO lbs. extra Sugar
II Cured Hams at H A. COOKiS
SHoULDEs-4,5O 500 lbs choice now Shoulders at
- IL. A. COOKS.
NUGAR CURED DRIED Beef 900 lbs
~ choice new Sugar Cured Dried Beef at
A. COOKS.
REEF ToNGUEs-l2 dozen Beef Tongues
u For sale at H. A, COOKS.
{ RANBERRIEs bbls. prime cultivated
- Cranberrles at Ii. A. COOKS.
w r. AND HAMBURGH 0HEESE-5O bxs
W choice w. R. and Hamburger Cheese just
received and for sale atus Ii. A. COOKS.
pies FEET-25 kegs Picked Pigs Feet at
Ii. A. COOKS.
ENXTRA No. / MACKEREL-IO bbis. large and
II extra No. 1 Mackerels, as good not to be
found in the city except at II. A. COOKS.
IN BBLS. WHITE FLINT H0MINY-
~ At II. A. COOKS.
CMoKED HERRING-2Oo boxes No. l smoked
- Herring at IL. A. COOKS
OTEwART'S EXCELSIOR SYRUP
- Bbls Stewards Excelsior Syrup at
II. A. COOKS.
m BOXES PALM SOAP -
GERMAN CASTLE soAP.-I5 boxes German |
y CASTLE Soap, at II. A. COOKS
GOAL oIL.-so ibis pure white Coal Oil, at
OAT NEAL barrels Dat Meal, at
~ III. A. CHOKS.
A GENCY FOR BURNETT's EXTRACTS
n 100 dozen assorted Extracts, for sale by
II. A. COOK.
pICKLED sALMoN-s tierces Picked salmon,
L At III. A. COOKS.
IO NEST CLOTHS BASKETs-45 and in
~ Nest at II. A. COOKS.
6O DOz. ASSORTED BED CORDS-
.)tJ At II. A. COOKS
100NEsT MARKET BASKETS
IUU liz Nest, at II. A. COOKS.
r AMPS-Ail in want Of a Lamp call
IL At ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
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cENrLEMsN's LIST.


Allen Augustus 2 Long Lorenx
Blake Alexander & Lamb Charles
Burnet 1hos Langton Leonard
Bond NJ J Mills 5
Blackburn Samuel Marn Charles
Barton NJ Meader Gilderoy
Beard Frederick Mad Ock Henry
BircA Geo Miller James
Byrnes Thos Marion Jas
Bowman FaTrow Mann Henry
Bryanson BIackecon Mike
Beach VIM Marin V
Ball David Mrrtia jackson
Brands II Miller John II
Berryhill Matthew A Mundo Frank
Burnet David Morris VIM
Boynert John Mathing John
Bernarnes Mr. MckelVey David
Crane James McCreeary Joseph
Cummings Capt W D McHenry James
Cravings NJ Nightengale Robert
Curry Harrison Noston C. Az
Glow Jason II O'Bryan
Cassiday Ii Oliver Clark
Carroll Chas Priest John
Crowther G Perovsl Gilbert
Clark Henry Pain VIM
Casssday A A Pierce Franklin
Crawford Patrick Parker Wesley
Clark VIM Payne Elgas
Crooley d Is Prince VIM
Curtis Wm2 Plowman Anon
Cahon Pullman Thos
CushmanA Porter Harrison
Collins 7 II Philips w Il
Daano Ms Paul CD
RuuawavC Parker Alvah
Derry Oliver II Redman Joseph
Daley John Reese ID W
Edwards James II Rich Stephen
Faris VIM + Rhoads Capt ID
FIuke Sefron Robertson Geo W
Fisher Henry Robinson Joseph
Fairbanks w Rodgers Chas
Frymezer Vim Smith JoltA
Gorrens p Smith Mervin
Greenwood Jas Sherwood
GrammerS Smith Jas l.
Gaffney Richard Scott Robert
Galloway Jas Smith Taylor
Grail Nm Smith James
Goren Thos Short H
Griffith John w Spilman Rev j
Hathaway John Sender John
Hillyard John sheldon Richard
Hanna Jas Smith oh
Hicks Simeon Simmerman FIN
Hendricks George Smith James
Hill Clayton Smith s
Hornbrook Chas Stafford NJ
Half Geo Stowe David
Hoorer VIM Stinson VIM L
Hinkle J A Stroud h
Hopson Franklin Stewart VIM
Innwood w Q Still Sultun
Junker Washington Staines Vim
johnson John Stark W
Jones Jolo Thompson Jas r
Johnson VIM Vincent Reynolds
Kitely JOS Nemous Co
Fitzpatrick Alexander VAnders John
Lacefeld Marion Willsugg John
Long Edmond Weldt A
Luty VIM Wills George
Linch Alfred Wright Joy
Liter Capt White Henry
Lewis 0rson Young Thos A
JAS H. M'NEELY, p NJ.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED STALLION
L MORGAN. MsVgan is a black horse, lS15
hauds high, years old this Spring. He was
raised in Louisville, Ky.
Any one wishing to see him can do so by aIpli-
cation to GOtieib HeffendOrfer, on the Cyuthiana
road, in Vanderburgh county, q half mile from
the cross roads. and twelve miles from Evansville.
Erb4 lW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution of Co -Partnership.
NHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between Geo. Miller and John A Miller was
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Geo Miller is authorized to settle all debts dine
and liabilities the late firm.
jazz JNO A. MILLER.
THE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and style of Combs
of w. w. Combs from the said firm, and ali in
debtedness Of said firm will be paid by Ben T.
Catch. WORTHINGToN w. COMES.
BEN. f. CATCH.
Evansville, Dec. "a. dec25
N z w FIR M.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the Boot and Shoe business under the styIe of
D. T. Catch & Son, at the old stand, No. Second
Street.
THE FIRM OF J. II. MAGIIEE & co. WAS
Il dissolved on the nth of September last by
the death Of John II. Maghee The businoss viii
be settled up by the surviving partner
Novemberz 1868
NEW FIRM.
VIE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the Wholesale Dry Goods business under the
style of G. haghee Co.. at the old stand on First
street. GILLISON MAGUEE
NICHOLAS NJ. G0ODLETT
November 2, 1868.
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WANTS.

ITTANTED-A Good Cook. respectable wo-
w man, who can come well recommended, who
would be willing to 20 TO Princeton. Good wages
and steady place are offered to one who would
suit Also wanted. a young woman house
girl at the sa5ne place. Apply to
fees JOHN WYM0ND, Coal Office -
VKTANTED-To purchase Drug Store doing a
w good business in good Town. ADDRESS
Druggist, Box No. $40 Richmond, Ind. fel4
BOY fourteen or fifteen years old, by Geo. A
n Birtrolh, No. IS Main street Good refer
encs wanted
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House and Lot for Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
" DENCEs in the city for sale; in complete
order, containing ten Rooms with Chandeliers and
Brackets for Gas, two brick Cisterns, Stable,
Wood, Coal and Out-HOuses, n good dry brics
Cellar Is feet square, we'll lighted.
The House IS wOod-heayy oak framt-stands
back 40 feet from the street, leaving beaut lful
'front.' yard. Corner Lot IS by 300 feet, enclosed
Water streets, above the residence of Robert
Barnes. Esq. Enquire of
Oot1O-tf CHARLES BABCOCK,
No. S Main Street
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE STORE ROOM. Enquire of
A WI MGARY & CO., No. First st.
Jan. Is, Wv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09

Il use Wanted-tO lease i lot of ground, cor
ner of Walnut Street and the Canal for six years.
Suitable for ice house or other purpOs 5. Enquire
at \ 4 First Street. fsbi wv
A SILYER-PLATED SHOWCASE AND A
II Marble Top Counter. For further par;icu-
lars enquire at P LaSomarsini's Confectionery,
Main Street. feb1 l ~
DOGGY FOR sALE-A nice and gentle Poney,
i three years old, for sale. Enquire at
fbl SCHAPKER BUSTING.
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FINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the Boot and Shoe business under the STYLE of
d. F. Catch & Son, at the old stand No. Second
Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-09

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1864, WE
~ will sell at public auction, at the door of The
Court House, in Evansville, the old and long
fabIishad
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sep. %.
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BILL OF PRICES.

Est ablished by the Draymen of the
City of Evansville, at a meeting
held i'm the Court House on Tues-
day evening February I'd, is64i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-03
.RATTONHL MEDCINR.l

DR. THOMAS J. KIsNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform The eiti1als q Wheeling
and vicinity thai he haS peEmanently loo1ted ~
thi1 city for tAs practice of Medicine upon the kA-
ti0nAl or Relsetie System. He has heen engaged IN
the practice a. bis profession fr upmbor Of yeAr1
aud ha8 been emiLontly sueeoelfnl IN ths treatment
OF Al varieties of dsoasa4 beth acute and chronic
DR.. K, - heretOfora, wi devote HDod share OF
his time and attention % the treatment ofHl chronic
diaeases Of both seLes such - ConslhPtion and All
varieties of Lung Diseases Al plaases the ThroGI,
Csthrrhs DyspepEa, Liver Complaints, MereuriAl
and NerVons Di6easoA RheumntiGm, SerOfula, every
variety q Blood and skin Diseases EpilGpsy, fuoE
Wens, Spinal Aheetiola, DisoAses q the Kidneyl
and Bladder, Heart Aheoiions, DisoaSe5 Of the Bye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar % Famais5, viz: In
hammat0Fy Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful IFFegu-
lAFities Ls1eorrheas Prolapgls UteF, snd ~ hsr-
y01s Dissases 70 which thsy are suhgeot. D4essgl
of chf1dren carefully ane rationAlly treated. Md
icines mild reliable aud agreeable.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL Night
eaIls ehoerfully and promptly anIWoTod-
EE-Omes aud residanee ons door woSt of Louh
Abling's Hotsl, Third street. near Reed kratt'a
Drug Store Centre wheeling, WA Oldcs hours
from A. ~. too p. n. r.Iffyf---l- b.
REFRRENoRS.
Prof. B. =. Payaa, stoab0uEiIa, ohio. ral1 ri
DR.. w. D, Mcfarolor, - =
M 6-A=.-IA nsabrIAss n4L- 81 iii
Prof. o. Il. CleaVolAnd. jtnoinnAtb 0hio. I'd
Dr. Q. A. Aslehimsr, Van Vert
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TRUSTEES, SALE

OF THE NEWsPARER PRINTING EsrA aLIsH-
NRHT, KNOWS As tbs -REaLsfER oPRICE''
ON SATURDAY. TIE ~ TIA BBPrEMBER, 1854
Al THE FROaT DOOk OR THE C0URF HOUsE
FOR OHIO COUNTY, .f-,
j TTOWbridgO and Owen D. DoWney, 70 me, bear
ing date the 1dth gaIy, 1881, recorded In ths Re-
eOrdnr's Once for the County q Ohio In BOOk -,
folio S92 At the front door % the Court House, f1r
Ohio County, Saturday, the 11tb ssPtsmbgT, 1894,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, n shall sell 20 the
highest bidder at public alctiou, -the printing
proIBsa engines, types, materials and fixtures, tO5l
and implements q a1y and every kind whatsoever
now contained IN o. belonging 70 the printing once
AHd biLdeTy," then known - the SUniOn printing
and pablishirB oGleo," and sinse kn0Wn - the
SRegbter pFinting and publishing O1les."
TERMS OPSAEE-Tho ono-tnlfd OF the purchase
mcnsy IN cash, aad the remaining 10 equal install
meutS, payable in SIX hnd tusve months after date,
with interest from date; IL desired, the parehaser
may pay tho full amount Of the parehass money IA
cab. For the deferred or credit ihstaimeats. the
purchaser 20 give bonds With approved persoaAi 50
ourity. JANIS 8. WHEAT,
an9lH q 81 Trusts8-
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three years of carnage and deVasiation,
you come round 20 our position, aud Va.
gueIy recommend q Convention. We stand
by it, and will help carry it; but that will
not put down the Rebellion. We must
FIRST have Peace, then hold Convention.
All the rest of this Platform is wind, sig
nifying very little. Il amounts IN sub
stance to just this: The AdWtlistrG tion
has not surrendered the country to tie traitors,
Northor South 1t has suppressed treason
in loyal States, not steFnly nor very con-
sistently; it has not allowed those who de-
fy the authority and tFample on the flag of
their country, to have every thing their
own way. The Bramlette- GuthFie party
10 Kentucky thought this all right when Il
operated in their favor; now that it no
longer does, they unite in denonncing it,
We only wish they had had Jackson in
the White House to give them something
real to complain Of. 81 -
The Hsympathy" rendered to the soldiers
by this platform is a wanton insult. Every
line of it implies that their blood has been
fruitlessly shed, aud that they might bet
ter Lave staid az home ana leL Iho re01l5
have every thing their own way. What
real sympathy can there be between those
who regard the war for the Union as Hn-
Just and ruinous, and those who have laid
their lives on the altar of thelr cOuntry's-
salVationH What soldier can desire the
sympathy of those who have no. word of
reprool for the cruel Williams who expose
our prisoners to die in open lots, unshel-
tered and but half fed, but heap all their
'reprobation" on the government, which
would protect and release them IL Il cOuld2
Unionists of all the States I Il is inCum.
bent on us to beat this Plato rm and its
backersl Let US resolve to do it, and begin
the work HoWl l
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TRUSTEES SALE

DT virtue and in pursuance Of . deed OF trust eH-
ID ecutsd By George 5. Thompson aad wife u the
undersigned trustee bearing dAts on the q n day
Of September, 1855, aud daily o. roe0rd N toe ks-
eorder'S once Of Ohio county Btato OF West Nir-
gnlA, IN desd book No .. G1nJ so. 20 seeure ths
payment Of q certain debt therein manttOuod Wit=
The sum Of 1854 70, vita Tot roIt theroon from the
9th day Of September, 1sS9. viii on the fdIKO
O'Clock and O'eiosk ?. NJ proceed 70 sell a. the
front door Of the cOuTt House of ohiO cOuIty, state
Of West Virginia at public aarIion, 70 the hiEnsst
Lots numbered thiTty-NO. B0-aad thirty one
No S1-Sitnats in Daniel ZAne's IalAnd addition -
the city Of WhoalinE.
selling e. tFuStss,I VII sd1 and convey 01ly sach
estate 4 VOstsd in BY the dssd trust at0rs
said bat the title e believed - Be- Inqassti1aAbIs
aSES-,S aS5sS4 q Se' NC. coon. rru-,-s.
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10. s. Marshal's Notioe.
In Rem. IN 9 case Of for.
felture and e6naseation.

The United STATES, :.
The Rsal Property Of Wn- fsiturs aud eOnnSeatiOn-
UT.HFRfAa a The gUFfng term 1894 oTtho Dis
w tIct Court Of the 6hitSd States for the District
Of West Vifginfa 81 Wheeling, the Attorney Of the
UNITED State fr said districs nIod an Information
against the real property % william T HiggAnbot-
ham, described in sid Information, alleging In sub
Stanee that said HieEGnbotham has been engaged
in the existing insurVctiOn agAint the AuthoLttes
Of the United ststs8 since the 18th Of July. 1884,
that - the time % hS becoming - engageds he Uaa
the owner 0f the property IN said Information men
toned, and pTayiDg that the eatd prgperty may be
c0hdsat6d and sola - forfeited 70 the United States
Nov, thsroi0ro, IN puIsuEneo 0f the monituH IN
der the seal OF the said OUuEtt roStsd aud do
HVeISd, do hereby give public notice 70 al persons
claiming any Interest in sd property or in ths
eeedsthereo to appear before the ind 60 Of the Dis
fret Court Of the United States for the District Of
West Va At Wbeeling, the 12lh day Of September,
A. D. 1884 (fthO same shah Be day of1uri8dett0n,
n not on tho next day Of Jurisdiction thoreateEj
thea and there 70 intsTpOsg their claims and make
- RDWARD u. NORTON,
-a- U. 8. Marshall for The District OF West Va.
BENZ H SMITH, q. 8. Attorney. GuGq0
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Hooaand's German Bitters!
IFOm j. NssUtoH Brown, DID,, Editor oEths EaeV-
eEopedEa Of Religious knowledge,

ITOm y. NssVtoH BToOn, d. D., Editor Ofths EReV-
eICpedE1 Of Religious KRo'OLed0e,
Although not disposed to fayoF or reOommtud
Patont Medicines in general, through distr1st Of
theT IngredisRts and eRects yet know Of no sum-
cIent reason, why may not testify 70 th9 bentt
he believes himself have received from any simple
P.eaSetEehs. IN the hope that he may thus contrib
ute TO tho ben0ht Of Others. E'tl-P r=.7
do this the more readily in regard to Hoonand'G
German BItters, prepared by Dr.. o. N. jackson, OF
this city, because was preudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture 1 am indebted to my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
meut 10 try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Ditters, At the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident relief and iestorAtOn
to n degree of bodily and mental yigoI which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regulating. theI-.s7s 'InB God and
, my friend 70 = directing me TO II use oitnsm;
PhtlAdelPA ',June %, 1851.
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Public Sale OF Valuable Land.

TN PURsU ANOE Of the last viii and testament Of
ii Daniel stoenrOd, 1 will sell ~ public sale on
MONDAY. the 28th dag Of SEPTEMBER 1884 - the
Court House in wheeling, 70 the highest and best
Whoeling Greek In Ohio county, near the farm On
which Nm. CTuger lives, aDd adiOins the land Of
R6nsOEfh and Others, and II the same trAot Of land
which Thomas PAUL and wife, now deceased, con
Teyed 70 the aid Daniel stosnrOd, By deed dated the
1lfh Of November, 1S4Ss and Tseorasd IN Ohio egun,
II In Book No. a. and containing Per aAid deea
l2eK acroa
TaF TEAMS OF SALE ARB: One fourth Of the
purchase money b to be paid In cab, and the resi-
ue = % be paid In three years By three equal an
11ai inrtalInents with interest from tie day o.
IHo an raid and % be secured By dssd Of trust
boiV and by the aero, The Land viii Be sold subject
10 The present. lease 70 5sOFk 4 Ebbert, which e1-
pIrss on the hrst day a April maxi, when posleaon
ANDREW WHITE;
Aduinistrator Of the estate Of Danisl stssnrod.
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FTNHa undeFaignad Oilers for ale the following
IL desirable Country Residences IA a..---l a :
r. A Dwelling House and ten Lots adtOining, located
IN the town o. Cranberry summit, PFeIton county,
West ViFginia, on tho hno Of the Baltimore and
Ohio HaiirOad. The house eoulatns eight apart
ments. A1sO, adjoining the house, . Rhy-ieiAn's
The property il pleasantly situated and yuEy
desirabl8 summer roaldenee.
For any nioraatiOn desired apply 70 DT. WM. b.
VEN6ORART, DosmOina8 City, Iowa or y. P
JONEH. Cranberry Summit. auE2A 3W~
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lPaducab. the sum Of Si0, 900, which is the
fine / have levied upon him. This mon
ey, madam, is TO make up fund that
am raising from you rebels, from which
to pay something toward the support oi
the widows and orphans your husband
has made. Five Thousand of it will be
paid to the widow Happy. You know,
madam, how the old man was led out in
his front yard, across the street there,
and shot dead, not for his having wrong
ed any human being. no, not for this, but
because, and only because, he was uncOn-
i ditionally true to his government.
1 ss"Geueral," said Mrs. Eakef, 81 hava q
very sick child in the other room, and
don't think can possibly move with it.
Won't you let me visit my friends five
miles above PaduGah2 have q daughs
ter living there"
Z, .No, madam" !" replied Gen. Paine, "I
cannot; think of the four thousand Wid~
ows in Illinois; think of their little orphan
children crying TO me for help and prntec-
tion. You must 60 with your husband.
God and nature has ordained that woman
links her fate with her husband for veal
or woe. You have shared his prosperity,
you have sympathized with him In his
rebellion, and now you must abide with
him in his exile. ! am sorry, madam, to
say these things to you, but the outraged
law must be avenged. How can you ex-
pect to live in q country you have robbed
and murdered as you have thisH Did you
think the hand Of justice would never
reach yonP Madam, you will pack your
trunks, take all your silver plate, and
your linen, ..bedelothes, all your ready
money, Except the $40, 900 which l fine
you, but your heavy goods, such as that
elegant bedstead, and this sofa, you
cannot take, it would cost too much
to freight them. All your lands and
tobacco will go to the United States,
and this will be the end of John Eaker,
his estate land family, in the United
States; and you will not 90 alone; one
hundred families from Graves county
will go with you. These rebels who can
not live under our government must go
out of it. And. madam, for every day
your husbandrefuses to report to me- after
ot-day, shall increase his fue $780,"
And again to Colonel McChesney:-
"Colonel, wantyou to act as comman-
der of this post! You must levy on as
many men, white or black (not soldiers),
as you may need, first, tOisink a we'll that
shall supply all your wants; then repair
this railroad, so that trains can run regu-
larly to Paducah; after that you will send
your cavalry out with instructions to reb-
el farmers, who have been raising crops
to feed the southren army, to bring all
their hay, corn, oats and fat cattle in
here, and send to Paducah all the grain
and provisions you collect, SO that can
operate my whole district free of cost to
the government For tell you, sir, these
rebels must pay the cost Of this war, pay
pay $500 for every widow they make or
cause to be made, support aud educate
the orphan children Of our soldiers,
and finally go to Central America, South
America, or the junglcs of Africa, to eat
the apple of their discomfort, and die dis
pissed of men," G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-03
Valuable PFODerIy fOr Kent,

TO LET on GROUND B6Nr, for . term Of years.
Il shout ons hundrsd Aad nfty feet Of tue prop
erty fronting On Main street, aud running basE
abOht one hundred -and tairtg-tgO feet, aui kaoEn
e the 3 Ne rH0nagtuad property, in masifStoiy
north Of aud adi0lnihg the H5rn9r0Ok buildinEs.
ThiI property viii b rentod 10 suitable battling
lOta, and embraces some Of the best nnim proved
= = - fv E.R.ARMsrR0N9,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-03
PronartY for Sale.

THE Houss nov Oooapisd by ). LInafrisd, Main
u street.
Tho H6uss now occupied by Peter French, Water
Also, the DEelling Houss noW oesupisI By 7. II.
LogAn Main stress, North WasslinE
The apOTe Will - sold los and on roAsoaAbls
- b - -,r. LII WILLIAMS CO..
auglT-3OdH Moaros Street.