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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15

Lord Pslmerston seems TO be very successful seroul.
turist He said 10 recent speech audng to his Irish
estate that he had enc thousand acres OF blowing sand
tberc, where no blade of grass grew" but in conse
qunce Of having assduous planted that sand with bent
which dies away after It has to certain growth,
and followed by grass he had suocsedcd in covering the
whole Of that barren spot with grass"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION IN KENTUCKY


The Kentucky papers contain the following proclama
to1 Of Governor BRAMLETTE relative recent military
order issued by Gen. EWING. The proclamation clearly
presents the
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
E1ecntiDe Department,
Frankfort, September s, 1864.
Ny attention having been called TO order mo 20) OF
Brig Gen Hugh Ewing in the words aud figures follow
ing, VIZ; H..
District Of Kentucky, Louisville, August 20, 1864
"GENERAL ORD,R RS No xd-The Judge Of the Quarterly
Court each county OF this District s required 10 call to-
geher the Justices composing the Comfy oSa wh ten
said shall upon the taxpayers of said county
SUN n TO arm saa pay MY to or DE-
After being organ zed the captain will report to these
headquareTs his preparation 70, duty Ihe captain whose
the court su Jet the approval Of the Circuit Judge If he
be conveniently consulted and will hold Office until the
company see fit To elect successor.
"By command Of Brig: Gen. HsoH EwIse
"E. HARLAN Lieutenant and A. A. g."
L. az the Chief Executive Of the Commonwealth of
Kentucky do hereby the judges and Justices of the
several courts embraced in said order that Brig Gen.
Hugh Ewing has no power or authority under any known
law, civil or military to assume control OF the official
ton Of the civil officers OF this Commonwealth and fur
Their declare the said order to be in derogaon of the laws
OF the State and in con ct with the rights and liberties Of
a loyal people You cannot obey the order without vo-
lang the laws which you TO maintain and pros
tntng the civil powers with which you entrusted to
unlawful and oppressive uses thereby subecng your
selves to the just penalties denounced by law against NAL
fsasauce Of office.
1t ia the duty each to himself and to his country to
refuse obedience to such orders Immediately resign and
let the office be filed by who will fearessy
the responsibilities Of duty by refusing obedience to
ders which alike violate the laws of the land the duties
the officer and the rights the citizen You there
hereby warned against making any such levy Of taxes and
forbidden TO do 80.
THOMAS f. BRAMLETTE.
BY the Governor:
+ l.. VAN WiNKLE, Secretary Of State
By JAMES X. PAGE, Assistant secretary
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15

The Bank Of France has given its decision In the affair
Of the bank notes which by goat weeks
since With tho Fragments taken from the animals
stomach it found possible to form six 000f notes
that the will only lose 4000f out OF the 10 000f
which were destroyed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15

DR. T. IT, Bagwel and his family have been sent from
their homes in Portsmouth va beyond the Federal lines,
not 10 return during the war
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
THE NEW CONSTITUTION FOR MARYLAND.

part of tho history Of the times publish the follow
ing address "To the People Of Maryland" by the Minority
Of the late Constitutional Convention of that State explain
Ing their reasons for opposing the changes in the Cons
tuition and recommending the people Of the State to vote
against it, adoption.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15

BY The UOVsrn0r.
+. l.. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary Of State.
By JAMES r. PAGE, Assistant Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
The Richmond Examiner says:

The ilea of repudition is bug aboo. No
nation in this very commercial age, can re-
pudiaie the public debt without placing it.
self under the ban of national intamy; and
the naughty, heightened South with its al
most QuiXotic regard for personal honor,
could never deliberately vote itself COM
munily of swindlers. The interest on tie
Confederate debt will be about one hundred
millions year, which can he easily pal
by an export dpy OF five cents on cot' on.
Investments in Confederate credit are there
fore SAT-; and All exchange Of properly into
money, on the present extraordinary terms,
will lie profitable to the extent of twenty
for one. 1.-TWO years after the war, the wi
scsi aud wenlhirsf men will he those who
bought up the cusliis Of the Government
whci they we've cheapest.
If the war should not end in success and
the Cohf,deracy should tall, even N that
very improbable cvci Confederate money
will be worth rs much in the hands "r tie
Confederate cIIizcn as any property. lie
will lose everything by confi>cation. II he
holds money he can burn it up; hut II he
holds lands he will have the modification
10 see the hateful conquciOr IN possess ON
Of bomcstcads which be Il rd estimated ahove
the credit OF his coIntry IN the degree of
twenty Tor ole. Auer helping 10 Imn his
own cause 10y his Sorlid Il sirusi. be- " u lie
subjected To the infinite shame aud agony
of seeing the properly which heprizrs above
his county enjoyed by the enemy, became
his master.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
TIE French at MetamOras.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. p, 1854.
En-. TEL-rhe French are now in possess
sion of Maramoros.-Th advance marched
in the Plaza about & OF clock OF the 10Th.
Gen. Canals with his troops crossed TO
this side Of the river and surrendered their
arms to our forces. The men are permitted
TO 90 about town. The officers appear to be
much superior to the common mass. In Of
fcpI,s and men there are about 400, and
should any hostile force come against us,
they will he put in font, but as matters
stand, think we have nothing TO appre-
bend except from renega les and robbers;
and Brownsville is at this moment open to
c mmnni ,ntion with the other side of the
river. aud goods of all description will now
he freely crossed, and the trade with
Brownsville and the interior of the State
will lie one uninterrupted stream, as the
cotton teams will be turned direct to this
point
Cortina pronounced in favor of the French,
anil will, no doub', receive II commission in
the army. A grand salute was fired this
morning at daybreak by the French, and
their flag hoisied.
| hope the passport system will he in
some measure lifted, and that the troub-
lie anu annoyance we nave experienced mere
tofore he done away with. The French, II
they wish to he in good graces, must adopt
some nj IN to facilitate business, and do a.
way with all the nonsensica' modes adopted
in their own country. However, their goou
sense will teach them to conform to the
manners and customs of their Republican
neighhors.
BRowSsvILLE, Sept 29.-ED. TEL.-"Mat-
tiers and things are going on finely here
since wroie You last. Steamers are COM
ing and going up AMI down the river re-
rparedly, aud carrying off cotton to be sold
for the benefit of our poor suffering soldiers
now in the field and fighting for their coun-
trys glory AMI Independence.
Cotton has goLe up TO 40 cts in specie,
aud Won will see long line of trains on
the road in few days loaded with the sta
ple that is bound TO clviiizc the earth.
One thing am glad to see that many Con-
Tolerate flags are flying over the city of
Matamorns, aud a stroll that | had there
yesterday convinced me thai the new gov
eminent of Macmillan wish TO conciliate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

nD-General Orders, NJ. -, irem Department Head
quarters dated shreveport, La Sept. III, lSni di-
vidrs Ibis DoiWr',u"n: ino four Purchasing Districts
for the accumulation "i supplies for the Subsistence
partmeni. Isl, District vi Arkansas; md, District
OF West Louis ana 3id, all he STATE Of Texas South
OF the Southern boundaries OF the counties Of Sabine,
San Augustine, Na,"Gluchrs, Cherokee. Ai' crs"n,
Frersiuur, Limestone, McChEmal Corycllr. lianl.
ton and Brown, thence along the CuorHd" River To
its source, thence due West 10 the Rio Grand; an
The Indian Territory and all the STATE Of Texas not
embraced in the I'd District. The Chief CUnnii'H'-
rirs upou the stan of he General 'anirrnIii" il"
district of Arkansas, West Louisiana and Texas, viii
he HE chief purchasing officers Of III" Let. md "md ''rl
Districts, respectively. Maj j. p Campbell, &.
S, is appointed Chief Purchasing oIccr oi The iilI
District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

Borrowing to irrg;uurIss In he mail somewhere
NorDh aud East Of his place wrarc wihpnl letter
from our Shreveport correspondent, which should
have reached us 10y last nights mail, and ii"m The
same cilSr We presume, are also without the let
Ter ofour special correspondent in The amy at the
Indian Territory, giving full and detailed account
Of he fight and capture ut Cabin Greek. We knew
that the latter was started 10 MS, "nd should have
been received week or more ago, but where 1t las
tarrir,l We cannot drvine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

he seemed disposed TO offer II stubborn re-
sisiunce.
Yesterday morning Enrly's rear wns over.
taken near Hawkins bridge by Gen. Aver
III with his cavalry division, and driven 10
the top of Mount jackson, where his en'ire
force was lomnd IN position.
Major Laddy commanding the two battal.
ions was captured with several privales.
Our cavalry pressed tho enemy with great
y,por aud success, ill he brought nm inlhn-
Iry dyisi II with ARTILLERY, aud they held
them m check until the sixth corps nri ivrd.
NAsnviLLG, Scpt,2l,--icn. Rosseau reach
cd Pulaski Yesterday about 3 p. m. For
rests forces were within several miles of
Pmaski aud advancing. Heavy skirmlsh.
ing continued until amer dark, by the all
vance OF both forces.
A telegram received here NJ 10 \. ". to-
day. reports the enemy still near Pulaski
IN force. Cavalry fighting - going on all
the morning. Rriniurccncnts of infantry
having arrived, the prob ,hilily is that II
general cngngrm mi wall take place to-day.
CAMDEN, Oct. S-rhc Canton Miss. Cit.
izeu 81 the 2jlh ut. has been received. Gen.
Forrest has been appointed Lieut.. General
aud will rnke comm ,nd of til" cavalry nj
der Wheeler. 1t. Gen. Ilardr' has been
- ,,,oyoL r.,n command and t;rn. Ch.uh,n
,lIc,I ins,rnJ on ncc,,,nt of irrccouSilnble
d llrrcnces between himself and Gen. Hood.
CnI Enssl pukr unnointcd to command
Nnrr,ns ,,,,, command TIN. itiz.u
hopes Me, lclnn will he elected.
RCnNCND. :, pl. 2O--A flag of truce boat
to- lay br ught one thousand Confederate
.,,,,,,.s ;u,,uliu, G,u W,lkeruul twcu-
T., ,,,I,,,,. ,r;oor,
p,,,,wnyn Snn, III Civ b,,lroJ mara
c.'r.ia,,,,, r ,r,..,,I ,o,,Ioy
i,'a,'i,, S"t ~ SI,,, v;rni,,i,r has
49,, v,I,,,a ~, unn,l,,
'ep"'I W "s' ,h ~ YiI 70
1'' p" ,,,'e,, H., a., ~. ,,,.,,,,,,o,,,,
nav, 80 80 ""' ,,,;,',
,,.,,,a, ,,,o ., ro,r
'v'' ,TI , ,,,.'o,.,oI j., an o,Jo,Iv
''o''' ""'o" "'' -; Tl,o
n'""U'' "''' 'I '',' w. al, n,,ai, ,,as
" T.. ,,,,, ~; a;'l - I, sail n
J., o,,,, s,,nnr Iosscs an ham sides vnrv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

No Why is it that the package ofpnre from the
Crockett Quiil Nunc office reach hi. uhce showing
evident signs OF having been opened and read and
frequently are delayed one aud some times rco mails
over their time? W" might 81" Ii e. news 10y his pa.
per il it came through in proper time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

no The Houston Telegraph suggests a meeting of
the Congressman from the rlahs- NJ rs>sippi Depart
mcnt conycn cnt place, previous 10 iErmc"t-
ing of The next Congress, discuss i wants III his
Department. The editor says:
.'Such u meeting should he ut tended 10y The leading
civil lunc iarrs of the states, and Agent, Of he
Drlarj nrnts Of the Cunlcdcra Government, and he
military shund also he represented Ihr object
would he TO get full information oi "Ihe situation
in all icslrc,s, u! the effects al past legislation, and
OF he measures aud policy best adapted To cunli
lion. Let the mreilng be- announced aud any gem
tlcnan attend il who is moved 10y The spirit Ia
cudr hat he offer something Tor he public good"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

nB'A letter from our correspondent ""a>hia'
dated 20 nit, would have been interesting II II hnh
not been delayed :" long in the mails A. the i''his
rnn aimed in It have all been pnbii 'ro'"' weave
complied to omit it. our correspondent says: ; The
health of our troops is good, aud the men in good
spirits"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
Chr dlallas gerald.

n1-suhseripion To The Herald $50 Tor Fix months,
In n,w issue ar Texas State script Old issue Conicd-
craze notes above Two dollars, received nj The dis
count Advertising, one dollar prr lino in the same
currency, Wheat, corn, oats ar anything HAT we
can oonsun,c taken at the market value, In payment
for dues Ia This Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

Efy Brig. GEN. II. T.. Mccullough, passed through
th, place ON Wednesday last. roue for his home,
on short leave of alsrncc. We learn that Col. Geo.
IL. Sweet cunmands the North Sub District during
the absence OF Gen. McCUlluugh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

HD"iIun. Jno, e. McCoy, member Of he Legislature
from this county, left here on Wednesday last oai-
tend The Extra Session Of The L"giSla nr", when
meet, On Monday next. W" also met Hon. j. W.
Thruckm"rion. Senator from Collin and Gray on, on
the same day, passing through en- route for Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

P5-Ilon. Albert lihe has been appointed and unan.
imously confirmed by the Senate, Assocat Justice of
the supreme Court of Arkansas. Gen. Pike was u
canddatsb"iore the Legislature of his state for Com
Tolerate States Senator, but the General Assembly
considered position due the previous services
and proven abilities of Hon. A. IL. Garland, who was
elected over Gen. Pike
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

us tor the presents hut "unegsy rests the
head Of him Sho wears crown Satisfied
that the present mir account of the happy
termination OF affairs in This quarter win
be- beneficial, aud trusting Ilsr Jno 5. Ford
will receive the credit, remain yonrs,
CARLOS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

DIED-At the residence of her parents, Gra2vne
Prairie Tarrant County, last night, Oct u. u :,
FASNtE C., infant daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. L.
NJ GASo, aged months aul q days.
suffer little children to unto me, for Of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
DAN AwAY-From the undersigned, living

DAN AWAy-From the undersigned, living
IL miles 4 =, If Dallas, the night II the l'h
in-,. a negro hoy named LANK, about Ii years "lu'
copper color free spoken, large of hi ayr SAN NY
rode f larg. Iav horsr black Hnl tail, 'r'in-
de-, with three VI : on the lr -hnilirr. frrh brar,'
G wears Old, aud alsn took saddle branded - "
Gray The -'rrups on the hack anh on 'ha s1 az,
liberal rcyyarl will b.. given for the return of the
ncgrp aud ursr. or for such informal ion ~ may ,ao
r., 7bair recovery. MARY v. wIDEMAN.
Dtila. County, oct l2, is1i. ,s:iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15

ilbH Wv N'So W NAN NOu
iedrmlcs;
We pub ish To day, aud RESPECTFULLY re-
quest our exchanges 10 copy,t hc snbioinea
appeal We can vuuch for tlie fact that il
Is MAIZE ny u delegation of Poles Of high
summing anu character, who arrived st
week ~ me port, nnd have gone on TO Rich
"""" '"'t 'hc appeal is genuine, and
""' Wv ''''''"''''s ol Tie gentlemen iSsu-
'"S NV s'' 'n'nc'"rS, WE feel FULLY uthOr.
NV" !" say We lfnst ihut, MS n matter Of
'""''''.' ~ "''' W. humanity. the press Of
tue confederate states Will gave it general
circulation IL" language of the appeal
pears ne impress 90 I'fcigh 'di'im, buI that
we hhNc h"' 'WSh' " proper 10 after. II
is the ntleranrc 81 ~ suffering aud crushed
people ana VIII h"l pass uhhredrd b. those
themselves - ust lii= Tor their rights and
Nationality
NiLhiNG'"N, \. Z, Aug. ~, lS64.,
"lr"' :" '"' ~! r"''' ~ r","v'', y" sees
TO rhrir ..IIow ,,,m,ry,n,m r.'nnl,,n. h''",n ''
BROTHERS Dur nation. ,i.c,rI bv vio-
lrmcc uncXHmpc'i in tl,r unnl.so .hr world,
on OF til" lnr"rnnl hume VIII rhlh Ann.g hry
hrs allotted 10 hcr-'rvrn b, III" ,urhl-ss
invaders mo The cy desert, Of ) IBERIA. con
srqucntiy 10 unavoidable dcs,rurl nn-p,o-
e'''S' !" 'n,s "'''"''''n'"G Ms "r'''he, 10
neg "' Tue on c"''"'' "'n''s o. Amrrc,5
~ IN" N"r"", 'hl",r" h'ahR'nd' for II TREND
~ asylum T. herself.
In" h"n", hh'eoih'cs on Whlch iroVi""nce,
in the distribution OF h'r infinite b"u"'ics
has lavishrd 50 many goods, has bestowed
SO much an'l. assurediy will not in their
Lunnu. f,.liuus r.i'Isr n mors,l ol ;Itoua
the o,Iv r,f,,n no,y left us -
Our desire is To settle in Texas. There
are several Of us, TO transfer what remains
Of orr manglrd nationality our families not
yet extingushed, oar religion, our bodies
s s;o ''"' WI VI wv ivy o''' "eS'
''" n' -. n"'". ,,.o,, ;u
w. ~, '' ,"''i'' WIZ w
. w., ~ 49, ~ Wv ''", ,a ai VI
Wv, ." ';.,. Nv, =" '"a "o,",. "''o
""'' p,'E"' We nv in'' ~, """' VI .'e""'
M'e"o"v' ''"" "s ~ o", ''"s.o, ~ io'' ~
fn., on 81 ,,",snn,,o,;nu
.. FrIlow. couutrvmpn. Y,u who have act
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
A Soldier on the Times.
HosrIrAL BIOL, EyAEsVILLK. Tsd.
March Is. 1854.

AAAfSH tys AS'hs
EDroRs JoUgSAL:
Y wish to notice another editorial in
the Times. It seems, that in Monday 5
issue, in its TRADE upon your worthy pa
per, the editor wishes to answer my ques-
ton in reference to the killing Of those
enrolling officers in Rush county
It says: No citizen Of Rush county
has ever been convicted or even indicted
for the killing Of Government officers.
Such murder was perpetrated in Rush
county, but those Who examined the mat
Ter, and they belonged to the Journal 5
own party, are strongly Of the opinion
that il was committed BY deserters from
another county, and a man Of this char
acter is now, we believe, in custody
charged with this crime" A more will
ful falsehood was never coined, even by
lhe editor himself His whole object
was to pervert the truth He knows
full well who committed the murder.
Aye, more, did he not know for days be
fore that such crime would be perpe-
trat6d?
Now, let us produce few facts in the
case /The Union men, Immediately af
ter attending TO the murdered mau, start
ed ia pursuit Of the guilty parties and
tracked them TO their very doors, and
nor these same men sre In custody foI
the oaense Iint, who were those meni
They were copperhsad citizens and were
executing ene Of the many conspiraciel
to keep off ihe draft
In the next place your readers vii
want to know the effect this had on the
community, particularly after Genera
Mansfield and the soldiers arrived
Well, il caused about sueh an exeiiemen
as Buffers cavalry raiddid in Richmond
Several Copperheads sbsconded, ant
some Of them haven't been heard 0
since. The party became so alarmee
that about thirty or forty, (many Of thei
names could be procured il necessary,
thinking they would be efound out, volun
tarily confessed to the Union men tha
they were members Of the X. @. Cs
and, being guilty Of conspiracy, pledges
themselves that If they (the Union men
would use their influence In their behal
and save their lives they would ever re
main their friends. Some of them sal,
it was 8 regularly organized concern an,
the editor Of the JacksoniGa was Cap
tain Of the baud in Rush county,
It viii do very well FOR him to tell peo
pie that he condemned the ACT, but !
won't bear close scrutiny. a
Again, he intimates that there car
not be produced one word OF senteuc
where he coonseled violence We ar
freeto aver that he has, and refer to th
Rushville Jaeksonian for proof
speaks loudly for itself for nearly tire
years.
The time was when he wanted to kee
soldiers from voting. Yet, he is the so
diers' friendl Il looks like it when, b
keeps abusing and scandalizing Lif
coin, Morton, and others. f
Governor Morton stands higher in ou
estimation than any man in this Govern
ment, aud when we hear him abused "
feel as indignant as though it was oul
selves.
Surely, be will have TO cease this if b
wants to get our vote
A RUSH County SOLDIER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
No ~
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust & Water sts.

We mAnuiaetapnsii the absvr geods. and viIi sci
20 pr cent. cheaper than any House IN our State.
We would call the attention Of Merchants who
deal Ia our line, 70 bug from the iaAnufacfurors.
where they osn save % per cent
y. fENDRicH a BROS,
spn Granville, Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

FERNANDO WooD AND THE MICRO -
A Washington correspondent relates the
following incident of Fernando Wood:
Fernando Wood came down 10 the
House few days since in a colored
car A friend says that there were but
two white passengers in the car, and
Fernando was one of them. He went
deliberately into the car, and while there
expressed his contempt for those color
ophobists who are afraid to ride in a
negro car, or ashamed to shake hands
with colored man upon the street. He
claims that his views upon the slaver7
question are not affected in the slightest
degree by any prejudice against the
black man, and that he despises the
politicians who make war upon the
nlack race on account Of their colo T
He must then despise the bulk of his
party" =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
THOMAS @. MAGHEE.
MEDICAL.
e. A N C. r. R s

T. Il " T. Il X :
(tAN BE PERMANENTLY CURED WITH
y oHt pain, canstie rating, or the use Of the
knit. by
DIR. w G. COUDEN.
The Doctor has sueressfnlty treated Cancers many
years ia GinriuHpti, Ohio. bHt y nov iacAfod Ia
Terre Hsuie, Ind. aud viii yisit Eyanst lie once
month. Ho wiz D. found at ths Kaahinzfan
House Doc. tlth and ihti. Jan. sfh and 9th. Fcb
5fh aud Gth, aud March iith aud 18th Al Shoes
afflicted With Cfuerra or aay other chronic as.
saSet will aud "a 10 their advantages 10 call and
consult with him Consultation irrn
His uancer Rniid0fr u the mast wonderful die.
eoyery ever nsde IN Medicine. IL operation L.
truly astonishing without parallel--and Is tho
only known antidnie l4ir Cancers of cancerOus al
iecti'ns. j can 30 applied 70 the naked eJe, or
an Open wound as freely a. water hy this means
lArga Caneefs be removed from the vital part,
where other Treatment could possibly 10 used.
All surgical operations perf0rmfd with sHeeess.
Address Dr. W. q. COuDES, Box so TeTre
Hauie, Indiana. dees-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLlDAY EhEOGN %.
Ho! for the Holidays.
T HAVE on HAND AND I AN CONSTANT
L LY rsceiving largo and splendid assortment
Of
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annuals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire porfmon-
tes-tn great variety.
Also a large variety Of JuxsniIe Toys and Toy
Books, of every description aud style, which /
will sell cheap for cash.
Please call aud examins my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. J. UEABY,
dec9 No. "A, Cor Main and FIRST Ets.