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A. : orouf that The Blood uriner snd PMS -
-.. .~~~sshie have the certificates " th'No eip-
srs shssnisss froerssors Chiffon q Ncw York, 49,
Locke of Ciucnnatts .L.
..i.iisIua N essupse1os part q this Paper hvn
rs,ss n ~ scandinavia Vegetable blood Pnrt-
Ar. 81 rcr bosc, % ~ VT bali d.xsn ~ me 49,
Si.sviar vssrsaLIs Il~d Pills. IS cents yer bcz'
rriscir.i Oincs sad sAirsrccm. Ne. East Fcnr,h
-. a HuIldiug rum Main ~. CINCINNATI y. LsP'
r~sorv. No. IL Hammond Strrct.
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MOOD OxNA LNvev VlM,
which, in conjunction with tho
B\oOA pAvlSNev,

ill cure All the aforementioned discnscH
ana. of themselves, will relieve and cure
Heodachs, costiveress,
Colo pains, Cholera Morb'ls,
Indigestion, pain in the Eosvsls.
Dixxinsss, etc.
Try thee incidence and you will nevss
An your neighbcrs, who have usod
shsm, and they will my they are
AOOA MeNAelMss,
snd you should Try them before going ~
~ : Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
s~cnt and read the certificates, and II YOU
have ever doubted you will
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 70 oil psrro"s in'rre-'su
i that III undersigned hsis hlrf her
ur,i,,on to the Honorable Bcsfd ~ Y nnty
Commissioners ~ pubo,- eonns. lnainn".
~th the County Audi'or, OF -Hih conn',
praying Tor The ssca'i"" q 80 alley, :" r.,
town Of jasper. IN s.ld county 's-'g"a'''
on he r~rcri.d e'H thereof. - dividing
ldls NJ. I2S End III 81 sait town. and cp'''-
menr,ng on Nr~.on stree. and fni'Ai"s
shenc- east lee, wid. along he south s'i-
al -,,d n; ". lis. sud nof'a SIDE - r'''
Lot NJ. III T. al alley ru"n'ng si""g snf
the cas-, sid. OF said i.o'-. and 'ia' 'a't
pp,i'ion vii be hss'd a. The nrs' term I"
an. Commissioners Court Al said r'"n'y.
JACOB SCHMIDT
BRUNO BUEiTNEE.
LII 30 b. le6i -5A.
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4 GOOD supply 81 Jussices' Blanks con.
n ssntly on hand and for sale lcw q the
COURIER OFFICE.
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ATTENTION, SOLD! ERS!

AND The fklENDS " oOSOtEhrs
We call the attention Of al having seIa
,inn< ~ friend. in the army ~ the fscs ihsi
German BItters will cure
nine Tennis OF the diseases induced By r.
o.sure and privs,icns incident 20 camp life.
Ia the lists, published almost daily in the
on the arrival Of the sick, u
will be noticed thss very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case 81
rhst kind can be readily cured BY Hocdsnd's
German Buffers nisesses resulting from
disorders Of the digestive orgsns are speed
i,y removed. We have no hesitation 10
stating that. II these Bittess were freely
ussd among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives
mich, be saved that otherwise will Be lost.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS:
See ,hss the signature Of g. M. JAcEsox'
q on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE rER sorrLE IS cEsrs.
on HAIR p-z. ron 81 90.
should your nearest druggist not have
the article, do not be put OF By sny o. .hs
preparations thst may be offer
ed in lie place, but send 70 10. End - wii
forward. securely packed, BY express.
q Principal Once and Mandatory
mo. 63l Arch Street.
JONES q EVANS.
(Suceessors 70 G. n. Jackson 4 Coz
Propriesors.
0-yFOR SALE in Jasper. By a. FRE'D
MAN, and Drueglsts end Dealers 70 ever
te~n in the United States.
! Feb. Glib, 1864 -ly.
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Tow an-lip Meeting Notice.

NJ Office Is hereby given thatfhe under
1V signed Townsh,p Trustee Of Bsinbr'dge
Township, Dubois County, will attend on
the last Saturday 81 every month. a the
Library room in the Court House, il Jasper.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. a. NJ. and
Z o'clock. r. M for the purpose Of siisnd-
ing 10 the township business, and he hopes
ell having such business will attend 4 thcse
times. MATTHIAS KIEFER.
Nav Q. 1864 --3m
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N Il w GOODS!
Cheap as the Cheapest:
JOS. FIR EA DIN A n

NFOkMS the puhIc generally thar h~
= has Just returned from lie cities o.
Cincinnati snd Louisville. with = stock ~
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE AND NOTIONS. which u unsur-
psssrd in sny siore 10 this locality. and
which he has purchased on such fsyorabls
serms a. will enable him to cell as cheap,
u not cheaper. than anv merchant 10 this
locality. Give me . call and sr''sfy your
selves. II the big brick on the east side Of
the Public Square, Jasper lid.
October 3 1868. JOS FREEDMAN.
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NOTICE - hereby gwen that hs vir'nr o.
IN snd order 81 in- ID .b4is q m'non !'~-.
CURT. / will s-Il 81 pupi,c suc''on on ihF
promises "n-
FRIDAY IT, 81 y DAY u FEBRUARY
1864 ~ tnslosins describes RAJ ss'-'T.
-nnat-d Ia Dab"is tomn'y lndisns, tu1ii
The nr'h -s-i ar o. ihr nor'h rasi ". ~
r.ctinn So. tho north Nss' o. 'h- -"u'h sr-'
a.. 81 sor iun So. fo~nt) n"f'h y rsng'
81 we. slsv IN south ta-' - The sau, ''
w-~, qf. ~ .erlion Is. The north e'-' ~ ~.
~sxt ~. u ssct'sn y. in-sinr iown Sno
sssg-
TERN s-tDna third ~ the rnrchss- m'n-
" ~,ii o. required 10 tx n''.'''s "ns t"ir"
In tAesv~ months. and one ,dird righir-r
m.a,ss from, sha day ~ ssls, ~. purchase
g,vas n.s- wi'h gn,d freehold s.'rof''s
- yang aepr-ismsnt i-~~ b~arnt in'er-s'
fr.~p dsie- SAMUEL iA'oD>'
y ,ms,ls-ivnsr.
I'm o.. ls6f.-i~
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NMMc H\OOA,

for the life and health Of the body depends
wy~,n the purity Of the blood.
lf the blood is poisoned, the body drags
sus miserable existence. These medicines
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il that they strike at the root Of Disease,
~ ersdicating every particle Of impurity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
The difference.

Oar casualties are reported at from
2, 600 to 1000 men. 10 Thursday bat
tie, for a time, Hayes brigade stood the
brunt Of the rebel attack Hayes asked
for reuforcemests; Hancock replied
81 will send a brigade in twenty min
utea Tell General Alexander Hayes
to hold his ground; he can do it, |
know him to be "a powerful ran, lie
did hold bis ground, but it cost him his
life - Telegraph dispatch.
Whas contrast there was between
the conduct Of Hancock on this occasion,
add that Of Faz John Porter and Mc
Clellan at Antie,am. Then, when BuFa-
side was heavily pressed by oserwhelia-
ing numbers, and sent message after
message TO Mcclellan and Fitz John
Porter foe reinlorcemeats, be was an
swered, "he must hold the position at al,
hazards, aud no assistance was sent, al
though $4,000 fresh troops, who bad not
fred gun, were within one and half
miles of him, aud the fate OF the battle
was depending on his holding bis ground.
Had reinforcemenis been promptly sent,
the victory at Antietam would hive been
complete, aud Lees army .,ould have
been entirely destroyed Major Key,
McClellans Judge Advocate, no doubt
expressed the truth, so far as Mcclellan
was concerned, when he declared it was
not the policy to thoroughly defeat Lee.
Had Mcclellan issued the order Tor aid
as promptly as did Hancock, thousands
OF lives would have been saved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

WAsHISGToy, Nay il.-All vas quiet
along our lines until lzte Monday even
ing, when it was thought the rebels we're
falling back. or that Lee had already
gone to Richmond to meet Smith, who
was reported close TO the Capital There
fore move was determined upon, and
at 3 o'clock the entire line moved for
ward A light battery was posted to de-
fend small bridge on Warrens front,
and Hancock LEFT had lively engage
ment with the rebels, who threw shot and
shell from battery in the woods. The
enemy we're 6nally driven back about
three-quarters Of mile, aud at dark The
firing ceased.
Il IS believed that Longstreets corps
was the only one in front, and that be
was left to impede our progress while
Lee was attending to Smith.
A rebel cavalry brigade is reported
having been seen on the north side Of
the Rapidan, on Monday, near Frede-
ricksburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
10 the Citizens OF Yanderburgh and
Adjacent Counties.

have been appointed by Major Cen
eral Rosecrans Agent 10 solicit coatri
buttons for the Mississippi Valley SAM
tary Fair, 10 be opened at ST. Louis
May 18th.
At this time when the ambulance
trains are bringing to the rear tbous-
auds Of sick aud wounded soldiers, the
Sanitary Commission has need Of every
dollar which a patriot people can con.
tribute for the purpose Of alternating the
suiferings Of these heroic men, 50 long
as our seli-sacrifcing soldiers, our sons
and brothers, are freely Offering health
and life in our eouniry's cause, we, who
stay at home, defended and guarded By
them, will give them the gratitude Of our
hearts, the labor Of our hands, the fruits
Of our industry. however long and at
whatever cost, until the national triumph
Is perfectly secured, with ell the blessings
OF undivided nationality and universal
freedom.
The Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair
is FOR the benefit Of the United States
Sanitary Commission. which, in the dis.
tribution OF its charities, knows no geo
graphical distinctions Every dollar
contributed will relieve the suffering OF
some sick and wounded soldier--it may
be a stranger to you, Of whom you viii
never hear; il may be your hnsman or
dearest friend
The citizens of the Pocket, who have
done so much for the great cause, and
have contributed so largely heretofore,
are again asked TO assist in filing up
ia treasury Of the United States SAM.
tary Commission The sacrifices Of the
war can never cease until the rebellion
is overthrow, aud we must share with
/ other loyalists the burdens Of the hour
May We all make sach generous efforts
as it viii be pleasant TO revert 20.
The undersigned, Therefore, respect
| fully but earnestly solicits the prompt
and active assistancs Of all persons
TO whom this enterprise is made
known. Contributions Of every sort aud
kind viii be received, and all can be
adyantaEeoasly used Large buildings
I for the Fair are erected, and the bulkiest
articles will find abundant room. All
the traits OF the garden and farm; every
/ variety of manufactures, from the need e
to tie steam-engine; works of art and
I fancy, home made and imported goods
hardware and silyerware, aud queens
ware groceries aud dry goods boots
and shoes; curiosities snd relics. books
and pictures; live stock, Of whatever
kind, from the farm Yard or prsiries;
and, lis short whatever is bought and
sold by rich or poor. wise Or simple,
young or old, win End welcome place
IN the Mississippi Valley Fair aud con-
tribute tn its success.
All goods and packages, Of whatever
kind, should be distinctly marked with
the name Of the doner aud place from
which sent and directed to JAMES f
fEATMAN, St Louis, No.
Cash contributions should be sent by
Express to SAMUEL COBB, JR Treas
urer, St Louis.
Railroad and Express Companies car
rY goods free Of charge.
C. K DREw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

glory and honor as to run as third can
iidate, We do not believe that be can
lraw @isb him any con siderable number
II followers who are true Union men.
VIII the radical Germans, who are too
faithful to- liberty to vote for Copper
head, and too true to-their country to-
vote for a third candidate and thus indi-
rectly aid in the siection of a Coppef-
bead President,-wilt they throw away
,heir ballots By not voting at ALP Tie
are not fools and halftraitors, and they
are an eminently practical race, and Of
course will vote for the choice OF ma
jofiiy ia the Baltimore Convention, which
IS the only body authorized to act in the
nomination Of candidate of the great
National Union party, and whose nomi-
nee will be the representative OF that or
ganizaton- ~
If their favorite man and General-
-Fremont-has been wronged, time viii
vindicate him and right his wrongs. Ii
their friends in Missouri have been treated
unjustly, they mast recollect that fine
at last makes all things even and the
men who 1t the outbreak Of the rebel
lion we're "faitbful amongst the faith
less" will yet live to see justice done
them. But let not the radical Germans,
now at this crisis, do so foolish thing
as to throw their votes away By not vo-
ting for President; or, worse still, vote
for a third and minority candidate
against the regular Union nominee, aud
thus aid indirectly in turning the coan-
try over to the tender mercies Of JEFF
Davis. If they DO either of these crazy
or criminal acts, they will regret their
ill-adgised action during their whola
lives, and see their folly sighalized BY
the death Of Freedom and the oyer,hrow
Of the only reliable Republican Govern
ment in the world.
Let the friends Of Fremont 60 into
the Baltimore Convention in good faith
do the best they can for their champion
and If they fail to nominate him, supper
heartily whoever is chosen. 1t is no wal
TO remedy grievances BY injuring ih'
Cause we all love and cherish alike
DO right though the heavens fall. " Aid
with all your might, in ne election 0
the Union nominee to the Presidency
and it will be time enough then, wher
the country is saved to liberty, and tn
Union restored on firm basis, to settl'
personal sqaabbles, remedy wrongs, ans
revenge injustice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
A Mistake Corrected.

We give place this morning, with
pleasure, to the following eommunica-
ton, correcting an item in Mondays
Journal relative TO the County Commits
siouers of Warrick County. 1t affords
us pleasure to learn that two Of the Com
missioners are good loyal men, and have
labored for the success of our arms Our
information was so direct and positive
that we had no right to doubt its truth.
Hereafter we will adopt the rule Of Civ
ing our authority for such reports along
with the report, aud let the author take
the responsibility:
NgwBURGH. May 10, 1864.
To the Editors Of the Evansvilla Journal:
Believing that it is your desire to cor
rectly present to your readers the acts of
our public servants, aud of our loyal
citizens as well as rebel sympathizsrs, l
would like to correct some errors into
which you have been led by some Of our
over-zealous friends | see from an arti-
Gle in your paper this morning that you
have been informed that the County
Commissioners Of Warriek County are
Copperheads. This is a mistake. so
far, at least, as two are concerned
Messrs. Goad and Hale. Having served
three years as Commissioner with Mr..
| Goad, know him 10 be an honest Union
man, in favor of furnishing all the men
and money needed to put down the re-
bellion but he belongs TO that class Of
men who we're born and raised a
good many years ago, and who. by
taking care Of each individual dollar.
has come TO be worth q considerable
amount of money, and is as conscien-
tiously opposed to Incorporating one
| dollar from the County Treasury as he
would DO to the mis.spending of dollar
] of his own funds
As for Mr. Hale II is sufficient to say
that he has lost one son in the de-
Tense Of his country, and that be has
| three others in tie Union army, and
that be is, aud has been from the be-
| ginning of the war, firm and IN
wavering Union man. As to these men
being tainted" with Copperheadism, it
is all mistake. 1t is true there had to
be a heavy pressure brought to bear to
get the appropriation of even the $50,
but the necessity Of that pressure is at
tributable to too great desire TO keep
the county out of debt, and not to the
fact that they are Copperheads.
Your informant also claims too mech
for Ohio Township. 1t is true We led eff
in the matter of raising the bounty to
500 by subscription, yet Boone and
Andeis IN are responding to the call no
bly,. He also oyerreaches the facts in
the case when he informs you that Ohio
is the only loyal township in the county,
fox Boon and some of the adjoining town
ships have clear Union majority. As
citizen of 0hio Township, am pro4d
of the position she occupies upon the var
/ q lestion and the manner in which she
aAs responded to the late call for via /
teers; yet ! do not wish to see injustice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

Tue meeting Of Germans. which vas
held a the Court Hocse on Safurday
egeaing, was very large, and composed
Of men Of all different political shades.
If. PnetorioGs, vsrg eiseant speaker,
maze q iergeHt - eeeh IN fav Of Fro
f1Drt'as candidate f3- lie PresidencT,
ws.ich was reeeigtfI Fftb great spIslaus
After he got through be proposed 10
answer. ali QUESTIONS gbieh should be
put 20 him. and to reason away. all ap-
prehensions Of danger. or troubls in con
nection with the Fremont Increment
Several speakers, one after another, went
on to say that the Germans greatly pre-
ferred General Fremont, but thought it
dangerous TO have Fremont for an inde-
pendent candidate, thereby splitting the
Union party and giving the victory in
the hands Of the Copperhesds, aud there
fore they dislike the movement DR.
Fritsch then declared he woHld rather
vote for Copperbead than for Lincoln.
A sudden cold bath couldn't have had a
more sickening effect; the good humor
which had prevailed was gone.
The President Of the meeting, how
ever, appointed Messrs. Steinback, Fritsch
and VIM capelie, delegates TO he Cleye-
land Convention, wbereupon the meet
ing dispersed y
The sentiment Of large majority OF
Union men, who were present, may be
( stated in this way: Fremont is their
first choice, but they viii hold up the
party discipline, and viii vote for the
nominee Of the Convention, avoid
ing split 10 the party by all means.
The Copperheads are greatly mistaken
if they expect to gain anything for them
selves out If this movement, aud next
fall will find the Germans more united
than ever Every Union man at hear
will thousand times rather vote for tbs
Union candidate than for Copperhead
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Ho! for the Holidays.
r HAVE OK HAND AND AN CONSTANT.
LY rscsiving large aud splendid sssortmsnt
Of
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire Porsmou-
ies-tn great variety.
ALSO large variety II Juvenile TOYS aud Toy
Books, Of every description and style, which I
will sell cheap for cash
PLEASE call and examine my stock before pur-
chaslsg elsewhere J. HEALT
dss3 No. -. Cor. Main and yirst sta.
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ar Despite the various contradictory

G55- Despite the various contradictory
reports, there can be no doubt that the
rebels have made preparations to evacu-
ate their capital. The Richmond Ea-
q1irer Of the 30th ult said 'the removal
Of The several branches Of the Cabinet
departments 10 the South produces num-
erous vacancies in the battalion compos-
ed Of clerks and other employees OF the
government, while the Petersburg Ex-
press of the 9th announced the passage
through that city Of one hundred and
thirty ladies employed as note-signing
clerks in the Treasury Department" on
their way from Richmond to Columbia,
South Carolina. These are indications
that Blant Duncan and his paper-mils
for grinding Confederate currency have
been jadieiously removed a little out Of
tho way Of General Grant, for fear Of
accidents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE World
special says Lees entire army WAS on
Monday on the south bank Of Giody
River, between that and the river 20.
His right stretched nearly to the Fred
erieksburg and Richmond Railroad,
which be Sc med desiFous q reaching,
10 obtain supplies or lnsare his safety.
We have taken more prisoners in Lee =
retreat than during Thursday and FRI
day battles All information in Grants
possession is Of the most favorable char
aeter, showing clearly Lees retreat be-
yond Spottsylyania-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN w. GRUEN 4 CO.,
PropretOrs.

I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w 20 the pabiic that have on hand large
and sxeslleut assortment = N0oiso Goods Of ear
own uIanEfacguFa. snbracisx Jeans, hiankets
Plain and Plaid Fiaun-ls, Linseys. HAlmorais,
stocking Yarn. &C, whieh Ee will sell OF ex-
change Tor " ooi On very reasonable terIHs.
We viii slso spin sud Manufacture Wool fer
c,istoEsers ~ heretofore. Beirg provided sith
the lest o. EasterB Hschiuery Of ths latest ina
prove mehts, together with most experienced
woEkmeu, We feel confident Of satisfying all vito
may favor u with hsir patronage Also cash
paid for Wool. Factory corner Market and Iugse
streets. myll ,. W CRuEN CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
RARE CHANCE!
very vaiuabls PfoPeray and hos


ness For sale.
HANING In contemplation renewal 20 Gin
IL einn4ti edcr flr saiss on eEossdiugiy easy
terms, The following very tesitable and valuable
Ths larzetwo.stor, trlck n,ssaI-roof Warehouse,
With Ios Hpnse ATTACHED situated on the corner oi
Locust street and the ansi, being Lot ~, DohA-
ton Enisr<sulsDts 1sxift seet- We would also sell
with he premises the Furniture, Fixtures, Ec
iucIulins ssfe. Desks. Counters, Tricks Scales
Tsrpaulins, &c. &c. being everything needed for
a efscrry. Produce OF Com uaissiou business: aiso
ihs good vii A. saeeessoFship Of or busiasss.
These pren1lsas are well adapted for tobacco fac
tory and WAREHOUSE; siso.
The doHlia brick Smoke House and Rendering
HoEsa, and frama Warshou.e, corner Locust and
DuHham STREETS. rsed IS u for she pork business
sis7 tn Kettle. serews Lard Watts. Blocks, Clsa-
vsrsr &c, 4c, compiling everything necessary fDr
the business; also,
The Desirable aud couvsaiently arranged brick
Dwelling, on Locust street, between sixth and
seventh, being Lots Spz II and u. ia Block 81
Eastern Infringement. aaw Oeeupied by George
Foster, sud 10 complete order On these premises
ara two Cistern=, a Stable. Weed Shed, a.: also A
large yard hlied With cbeics Fruit Trees, Shrubs
and FlOwsrs; also,
The undivided ore-hzIf q tie frame Warshou.e
situated On Lots ard IN Block =. Eastern IN
larz meet. running through from Church street
T. TIE Canal Under rent for go Ter month. slso
The well-improved and highly cultivated Farm.
situated rear Oak Hii Ceiaessry, containing "a
acres, ali uuder asnees acres q which /. srr-
rourdel by new and substantial PICKET kuee ara
hlied With fruit Trees of every kind, including
about az acre q vel sst. bearing Grape VINES
"a thee premises Are sitBafsd = new frame Dwell
ling with large Cellar Well, Cistern. large Sta
biz, &c Possession can r. had Let Of March also,
Two desirabls BaIldiaz Lots Nos. and :, IN
Block = Eastern Enlargement, adjoining the
above, also,
The Lot 25xso fes;, on Fourth street. De4r the
corner Of Locust being excellent stand for
store; also,
The undivided one-hzIf ~ Z5xs0 feet, sdjoiniss
the above
The above property will be sold on long ere1its
70 exauiue auv sf the abaTs pTspsrty. sili please
cali at our once, corner Least sfIset sn9 ths
canal gro FOSTER 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, Me odeons and
J-l Cabinet Organs,

TNHE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE CON-
Il sfANrL1 receiving the above instruments
IRON some OF the best manufacturers in New York
and Boston, and will sell then At Eastern prices
adding freight.
Samples may b. seen at their residence, on
Water Street, nrst door below Cheanut twin
Be 70 the interest Of thoss wanting the above IN.
strumsnts, to call before purchasing elsewhere.
apSo-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

PlTrssURa, May River 7 feet e
inches large, by the pier mark, and ris-
ing Weather wet
hdTices from the Fest show the money
market excited, aud prices have advanced
6 per cent Pittsburg rates for gold IS,
silver g..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
STRAYED.

DAY HORSE, 49, hands high, about eight
u years old, small white spot in forehead. she'd
all round Any person delivering said horse or
giving infarmatioa isadiag to his recovery. vii
b rewarded. RICHARDSON 4 BRITTOS.
myl2 American Stable. EvAnsvflIs.