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ALnAHAc reR HEw yonE-rsM DAY.
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Fort 81 New York. Deccsnber "a, 1864.

CLEARED
sss,mshY City o. Limerick tBr) Jenss. Qsssnssown and
sssamsh,p ocean Queen seabury Asp,nw VALID B Allen
s,e.msn,p Creole. Thompson New orsans-Ludam, Hsi-
steamship Fountain Higsee. Por, Boyal-Benner 4
Ship N.cobar tBr,, Rsmmosd. Nelbourae-M Mailer. Lord
snip Neptune, Peabody Llverpooi-o Marshall
Ship queen thr,, Arena Lverpool-w,ilisms Onion.
Shin John Bertram (Ham). Herring. HamburG-sloman
Barr Sh:p. r sRr.sus TAI Bsas'e
BARK NoTthwood tBrj Lane. aa,amoroseF Aiexandrs 4
Bark John Grim (Br,. Chase Hsvasa-James Ward
s.r. sIs.; Dr,.se rsrdsnasryams. Ward CO;
Brig Thos Albert tBr). Crowell. Rio Grande-Brct Son
Brig d Trowbridge lyon, Dem.rara-D Trowsridge.
Brig Santiago tsp) Unzar. 81 Dom,ugo-A O Rossire 4
Echr n Brosnard, Taylor. xatamoros-Luut Brothers
schr Samuel Reese tBr). Farr, Nassau-T W ebs:sr
schr Eclipse tBr). McBurnie wndsor-D r Dewolf.
schr = r Proetor, smith, Boston-crocter wood Co.
schr Roger famaiec Raynor. New Haven
ARRIVED
saw port h' wreck ssd .c
soo Part Of hS sa same date passed schooner with
seamshIp farb.nrs Hunter Washington. IS hours with
sHs 9r.dsh.w: Eiss. FRONTIERS. 3, days. with mahos
schr Mantle lof Taa.ton Ms.s, williams, Port Maria
ia, Nov H. and Key west Dec H. with logwood pmento
&C to master Put into Key West for repairs having pre-
viousIy encountered heavy weather, sails
6c the l4th In the Gulf had heavy gale from
TO 3, during which sustained damage THIS morning
AZ AN or SANDY Hook was into by Br brig James
Crow henos for Matamoros which foretop
mast and iithoom the brig emily had damage and
kept on her
Schr Express Elliott Port Royal. days
scir Harriet Thomas, Robinson baltimore, days
Echr Wilson, Brown Georgetown, days
schr Mott Bedel. Bedsll Geor. etown, 4 days.
schr Bsyles. yroman, Philadelphia for Fall River
sssr Esss
Schr j II Rockil Philadeiph a Tor oaton.
SAILED.
Steamer hontezuma; ship Twiight barxs Linden Laura;
hall, Kellogg.
Wind at eunset wgW
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Railroad Disneter.

CLEVELAND, Dec %, 1854
The mail trar going cast The Cleveland and Puts
burg Railroad breke through the bridge Hudson this
morning. Six men killed. No particulars yeL
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Opposed 10 Cotton Trading with an

HkzDuuAkfKm DhfHcT SeufH WET MssmsRT1
AND EAST LOUISIANA, )
CLINTON, La, Dec. 1, 1904
10 Tbs CITIZENS oF TEE SURROUNDING PARrpxs-
Ono OF the objects OF the late Of the enemy n 70
permit evil disposed persons cotton his lines
The removal OF cotton 70 the enemys lines absolute
dsobcdenos OF The laws OF the Congress ana
the orders Of the Departmental commander.
have ordered the ofBcer whom I will leave m CON-
msod during ny Temporary pursuit. Of the enemy, 10
burue cotton dstectsd going 10 the direction Of the
enes lines, 70 give one hundred lsshes driver
10 be wife or hlan destroy The wagons and appropriate
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Tax Cotton and Tobacco An Ten.
ncssee.

CAIRO, Dec % 1854
General Dana has ordered that all the now In
Memphis, to be brought there shall pay OF two
dollars per bale; all tobacco dollar per hosshead-
tue fund collected TO be appropriated detray the
Expenses OF lhs militia OF the District OF West Tennessee
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IFf6m tne KIchmond Examiner, DC. 2f
An evening paper OF yesterday published ruinor that
Gen. Breckenridge has defeated Gen. Burbrides In two
engagements near Saltville. We have no Official coanr
nation Of this rumo but many persons profess 70
that ID we'll founded
despatch from Dublin last night states that sfghtne
had been going on near Mount Any for two days. The
salt works we're supposed to be safe thus far
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FOUND DEAD n A CzzlAR wAY.-Yssterday morsing.
aboas O'Clock, coorsd named Dorsey Rivers,
recently cook board the steamship Grand Gulf lying
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, found lying dead the
bottom Of fight Of stairs IN front Of premises No.
Laurens street. WAS believed the deceased had acci
dcutAly fallen down the stairs and fatally injured him.
saeoa hoase end Coroner Wildsy was notified 70 held
inquest.
SUDDn nArB o. GAMMA carmsn named Peter
Murphy, who resided at the Of Twenty eighth
street and Seventh avenue, foand dead hs cart
at No. 20 washiugon street, about half past ten o'clock
yesterday morning. The remains or Mr. Murphy were
conveyed 10 bis late homs aud Coroner Ranney called 70
hold inquest Deceased about forty years age.
HIS death 10 thought TO have been caused By apopsxy
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FROM the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. FL.
We have nothing from the stonemsn raid on the Viz.
gna and Tennessee Railroad except the report stated
telegram received yesterday by member Of the 10.
STATURE from Southwestern Virginia. that last
day evening Gen. Breckenridge, having marched out
from Saltvle, attacked the enemy NJ Glade Spring. and
gained decided success and that he renewed attack
early on Monday morning, compelling the enemy 10
treat preciptatoy towards East Tennessee This report
10 not confirmed By any Official intelligence received
the War Department, but We see reason 10 dscredt
II
n Gen. Breckenridge had collected such force an
would At oil justify him In leaving his iutrsnchments
there In no doubt that he has done and 10 just like
stoneman 70 becut down In mid career, he during
his last raid in 0eorgia.
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HIIsCELLANDe,UO.
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KN WI, fla, Dec. II, 1874
Asvjcsl q 1aAeaee, 10
shss ~ ny iass lessss sothug whatever has
aasprsa. e1spS sss assiyal q ever husdrsd refugees
yesterday srsn Tie Yiarda COAST Thy consist princi
pally Of women and children
We have juss sxpsrisscsA nosthsr. Tie wind haa
shifted eastward, and the weather Delightfully."- cool.
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s.4 bee. .so days ' Qua: we .r ss,.s a.ss .S:.
"a. '' sess. ''. p.s,sss .sSas,ss Asrsss . siss:;
what an yea nesnf A. sAe has Ssss " sAs habit q
s. ::::i Nd ~: 81. :s.ss 5.
Dgepgissy q n, asd shs ~ - sake very kisAy;
- - 50 s; W., n s. = . ssi s:: :
% 1d sss Assy NJ she sasA shs IEsa = g 70. END.
e.s when No one would go her. sss ssssAsA " ssssa
wsss there she spoke q attending NJ Bseshsrs
church, and said was great comfort - her: aoer
Bsscbsr ths trouble With her d. seemed e grow ost q
the letter. @ How Ia: she generally employed her
"s s.,. sss ~: . 81 s:,. many .s:i
thinx ! spoke 70 Mr.. LeoCsilew oeos seea. y,
hksd q DID plaintiff ever complain & sbs people 81
honsf \. She did very often; she complained Of her
they were Jealous Of her, and tsas vss Jealous;
wrote ne some complaining lsttsr: 70 whioh very ~
me Counsel for he plainsia suSmisss4 number Of
postical compositions cus vaSieus newspapess and
written BY The paintin-of which ths following y
copy
BE lay upon The sands 70 rest.
His hair chung with the salt - Wee;
Three times Ne moon bad rsss 90 -
Since his small oes q homo was prssssd.
4 pearl white she'll was IN m hand,
He found down beeeash Ne go:
AID ciaspsd and Arm, a clasp oo1lA 10
u Any ffbeod upon sbs strand.
His bed bad been The spoDgy reef
No morning sunbeam f0uod him 0ut:
Nor fathers call, nor comrades shout,
Nor mothers sob, NOR sietsrs grisf.
He was % cold a. cold could be,
~, The waves chill touch wAs on bin cheek;
His mouth could smile bus could not speak
Hts eye was bright but could moi 30.
Tho waves had tessed him Ike ehlld
In play upon his mothers arm,
And rocked him back untouch'd q harm.
And sang him sougs bSih Sod and Wild.
Unsoucn'd Of harm. He did not know
What claimed In snch quiet sleep,
Nor never knew Inch slunaber deep
81. "A hpbe when Graded 20 and FRO = y
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Extension of Bcnureg ards Com I'M nd.
The Richmond Whio Of the 2st inst. says by re-
orders the department under General Bea
has been extended to Include South Carolina and
the Atlantic seabokr OF Georgia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
flELAGBOLF}'S
Genuine Preparations

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIT, . posi-.
tive and specific ycmr@y for diseases of the bladder
Kidncys, Gravel, and drup-ical swrllIu.S
This medicine increases the pawcr Of digestion mud
excite the ab-uftvnts into healthy ucun. nv whr the
Wmrry or tHlcarruus denntitIoh4, Cnd at Unnatural
Enargcucncnts reduced, well ~ pain aud in .
famatIUn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
Oldest Regulator tor Females,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
win immediately relieve without pain. all dsturhan
Of the pcripue discharge, whether arising ir''n rec
laNotion or suppression. Ihoy act like charm in re-
moving the pains that accompany dMrnlt or unuoHtr
ate mru-lruutlun, aud are tie only SAFE and Ili-
remedy for l!uehrr, Sir llrailch :,PiuS ~ the olI'
Back uuu Sides, pUI alton OF the Heart, t"ryahN t
nors, Iyslclcs Spasms, Brokcn Si"cp, and other rh
pheasant and dang effects OF ans uuLatErH coma"
ton OF The scN nal tDuCnua. IL the worst cases ul
Fluug .ilbus, or Whites, th"y cugct speedy cure.
IL. CliEEs LNiAN'S FEMAIt PILLS.
Have been used over Quarter of Il Century. Ihr!
are Aarrd is the only safe means Of renewing inter
that tn, Is ono condition "t The female fyri'm IN
which the Pills Cnunut be taken without rfu.i''hI
peculiar result The condition referred th ls Pi"gnNf'
the result Nj carriage, such ~ The ltresIshl' zen
dency Of the medicine to restore the sexual lGh'Iu'
to normal cunt itIou that the rrprDtuciY2 20"
Of nature CNHut resist It. They cannot 40 u"'h ~
III. GLEESEAINN's FEMALE PGJlS
Are TIE only Medicine that 'arrIrd and SIn"le LaIi''
have relied upon for many vr1rs,or fDy upor NOW
i'rwHrr Of limitations TanSe pits form tht IIu'Ht
Prrparntlnu over put furwjrd, with umeLla.a Hui
TINS GdvcrtiseWu to your DrnIglst ana Tel! MN N.
yuu want the best and most reliable Female NJ I'l"'
in the world which is comprised in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE plLiSN!
ThcY have received, AMI now receiving ihe san
ction Of the most eminent phgslriLn- in Am. -,cl'
EXPLICIT DIRECT IONS wlth each foE. iIn par
On. llllar per Box coualning rrom 80 /" % li.Is.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by remltting iIa p'f'
10 the Propr,togs or au authorized Agent, ~ curf1h
funds. sold by Druggists generally.
HUTlilNu5 4 UiLL(ER, PropnCtrs,
81 Cedar Street, New YORK.
- Sold in Bloomsbury, by Hyer K Moyrr, ant
p Iutz. Feb. -, isuI.--ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
purc and powerful Tonic, corrective and nlicrdire
of wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

NOTHING that is not wholesome, genial md rcstora
TfETTFEiRRs TfF iR' ssTToNHCn BTTTERs. Ths popular pre-
parniion contains no mineral Of any Kind no deadi.
botanical element no fiery excitant but IT is comfy
ma ION Of thG extracts Of rare balsamic herbs and.
plants with the purcst and mdcst of all diiusyc sth'
ulenis.
Ms tie human system can be protected by human means
against malndics engendered by an unwholqsomo at
UOSrETrER'S BlTrERS may be relied on as safe.
guard
In districts infested with Frcr and 8gpc, il has been
found intallibc "a preventive and irresistible hs
remedy and thousands who resort TO j, under aprre-
henson Of anatack escape the Scougc ahd thousands
who neglect tn avail themselves Z" ITS rrotrchvP 9nhl
ites in advance, arc cured 10y very hrIci course
this marvellous medicine. Fever and hqHc patients.
after being paid with qWnne for months in VAN, IN.
til fairly saturated with that dangerous alk1oid, nrr
unfroqucnty restored to health within few day :
/ bv the use Of IlOSTETTERS ElI1BkS.
The weak stomach is rapidly nvigoatcd and tto mp
petite restored Ly this agreeable Tonic, amt hence it
yorks wonders in cases Of Dyspepsia and in less
frmed forms of lndgcstion Acting a gentle and
painless appcrlont well as upon the llvrr also
invarohly relieves the Constipation suprrihduC"1 by
itrpGlur action Of the digestive and SeCrrtNC organs
PGrsun+ uf feCne habit liable Nrrons 8hGc!S, Hol1.
-ess Of Hptrts and FHe # A1ngaor ind prompt and
permanent relief from the Bitters. The testimony on
This points most conclusive, and from bon srx's
The agony of Eillins Collie is Immediately nssuagnd
by single dose of the atmugnt, and by ccaSonally
resorins to it, the return of the complaint may be pre-
vented
ducc effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can be fully app cciated. In Ca-cs o Con
siliutIonA ~ ahneSs, premature decay ANA drhly ana
decrrptudc arslnG from ud age IL exercises NV cI'
tric Influence In the cCGHt stages ofn
it operates rs delightful intitoraHt When the pow.
crs OF nature are relaxed i operhes 10 reunrcc aud
rcestablish them. Last hut not dst it he ont, safe
s,mnIent, being manu- acnred from sound and inn"cu
materials and entirely IRE" from the acid clements
present marc ar less IN all the ordinary tones hnl
! stoHachics Of the day.
No rlunIy medicine has bcon 50 universally, md
may bn truly added. dcserrcHy popular Mt thn lnln
! Bll rEas.
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DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE

Take no more Balsam Mercury or unpleasant Medi.
secret diseases IN all their stages. AT ile expense
little or no chbnge IN diet No Inconvenience 80
exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to ur
nate thereby removing distinctions, preventing anG
curing structures of th" Irethra Hllayug pain and in.
amnduon, trc Iuunt IN the class or diseases, aud
eEpcllng all poisonous diseased and wOrnGut matter.
Thousands upon thunsandS who have been the vic.
Tins Of quacks and who have paid heavy fees to be
cured IN short time, have found they drrc we'd
and that the 'PblSUN' has, by the use Of "puwerlu
asrngcn's" been dried up in the system, to brcak cut
in an aggravated form, and perhaps after marriage.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

her and takes great pains to rish any ono tina, she
hears has anything like her case, and tries to yet
thom to como aud sec me, The urSt case Is Mss SEQ
hc 3D. from stamford, Conn Mrs Bartholomew got he,
down to me, and she has bern ever since NJ hot
house. W hen she first came 10 my r0oms. she vas
much cmaciatcd with distressing cough splitting large
qunntitics Of blood examined her lungs with tic
rcspromotcr and IN all my practice never found ono
with Jung 20 for gone and the other lung SO sound
7 could not give much encouragement. I thought she
would die but to my asionsincn the rulmonic syrup
ScRwocd Tonic, and Mandrake Pills all seemed TO go
rirr to work, the lung is all healed oyer leaving
cavity as large as goose cFr good appetite, hna
eplrs, and hns guiued thirty five pounds in
weight Shn has cough yet, which do m moi
think viii leave her before Juun. ! should think il
would be- of great interest to some unpfnJudced ply
cicidn ~ visit these cases. particularly Miss Scuhui
or any Of them who have been cured by my medicines
They are numerous in New York, but the above nrcu
al differ from each other and lfmy medicines do.
ing what represent they are they should have the
credit and the afflicted know where ard how they may
/ be cured, J, II. SCIIENtk, ". ~
Ur. H. Schcnck can bo found ut his principal Office,
No 30 North 9th street, Philadelphia every Saturday
from A. NJ, uhil =. NJ, To iryc advice, free ut
charge; but for thorough examination he charges
| three dollars Price of the rulmonic syrup ana sen
weed ronic each 2d per bottle 80 the half dozen.
Mandrake Pills 9jrents per box aud for sllc by al
/ Druggists and Dealers.
! June IT, l-Gi. | ).
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,-r--..,~, - EVANS & WATSON 80
s'rf Is .1'5,N sALhMANUER SAFES, EI'
t.-st.., E.'F MUN Ed to No, lG south f0ETt7
\ : 4g,a..a :, IA y Street, Pai9iiphia, hlyc ON
-.i.g.,,.. - and large assortment Of ~
v-l tHtF.3 ~ - Thief proof SalumHuIcr Sal. -
SsSA eFsE ia 15s lsn, iron doors, for banks ana
~ - 2 r'.ar'r stores, iron shut iron 7".i' HH
A' >''"'-. -.-'1 makes uG locks q, Il 10 any hd9
IN the United states.
Fire SgfC3 in one fr3 AT cRmo ont rigHi mn 'os
tents in gOot condition.
Tho salanaadrr Safes Of Philadelphia against The
world,
EVANS & WATSON,
nave had the sur"rt demonstration IN the following cn
uHca" that their Manufacture uf SnuandcT Safes has
ri l"unth fully warrlut'd the s.uIHtilus which Atl
been mad" of thcm rs rcuderilE unidentified a'cUIy
against the terrific clement.
rhilalo'phn Aprll T. lSif
MtSSrS If"N7 + V0i7OI: Gentlemen 1t affords ~
the highest sHilSation ~ state - you, that owing O.
M very protective quali."s tNO Of llr ruumarup
Sais which we purchased of y1n some five month siurt
we saved alse portion of jcNry, and all hooks,
&C. exposed 10 III" caamnuus, fire in RHustrad place un
the morning tf the INA lust.
When W. ,ch"ct ihat these safes were located m tho
ioutth story &" tt building occupied AMI that they
r subsequently utuH heap oi huruiug ruins where the
vast concentration "t the heat caused the brass plates o
h, we cHn" but =" gard t" preservation uf thur vl
nahe contents as most convincing PROOF of the great sc
curlty afforded by your safes.
we shal tuko great pleasure IN recommending them
men OF business ms a sure reliance against ire,
- GEORGE W. SIMMONS 4 BRO, JoLsl!G"5.
" Iney nave since purchased six large sdfa0. ,
July 70, leu|, tAngud ~. 4-t'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24

THE DAXo-GERMAN WAR AND THE To-
BACCo MARKET.-Few of our people are,
perhaps, aware that the war, now fairly in
augurated, between Denmark and the Ger
man Confederation is destined to have
a powerful influence on the tobacco trade
in this country.
1t is well known that the German Con-
federation, with all their vart population
and extensive territory, have not single
war vessel, while the Danish Govern
ment is possessed of formidable navy.
The simple blockade of the ports of
Brennan and Hamburg, which can be
readily accomplished, will cut off the en-
tire foreign trade of all Germany.
The large imports of American tobac-
co to the German States would then en-
tirely cease, and complete revolution
in the trade would be the result
Dealers in tobacco who have been
awaiting the action of Congress on the
subject of the tax on tobacco, are now
more than ever embarrassed on the
subject by the Dano-German war
and, in the meanwhile, the UMPIRE
cedently large crop of last year is lying
in the hands of the producers. 1t may
take weeks yet to develope the result
At this time last year half the tobacco
or more had gone forward. Scarcely a
crop has yet been sold this season At
this time last season our wharf from Wal
nut Street to Vine Street was crowded
with this great staple; now scarcely a
hogshead can be seen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24
LFrom the Cincinnati Gaze
McCleIlan,s Omissions.

General Mcclellan pretends that his
report is q plain narrative of such
facts as are necessary for the purposes
of history" and he says: Where it was
possible, have preferred to give these
facts in the language of dispatches, writ
ten at the time of their occurrence,
rather than to attempt new relation"
Bat there are some strange omissions of
dispatches concerning some of the most
important events in his dispensation,
which seriously mar the reliability Of
his narrative as a historical document.
For instance, the following dispatch, an
nOuneing to the country his glorious
victory over the evacuated Yorktown,
and his triumphant pursuit of the flying
enemy, is left out of the report:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, I
May 4.
Hon. E. H. Stanton:
We have the ramparts, guns, ammuni-
ton, camp equipage, etc. We hold the
entire rebel works, which our engineers
report very strong. have thrown all
my cavalry and horse artillery in pur-
suit, supported by infantry. l move
Franklin's division and as much more
as | can transport by water to West
Point to-day. No time shall be lost.
The gunbOats have gone up the York
River Gloucester is also in our pos
session
shall push the eRensg to the lcaH
GEo. B. MCCLELLAN.
Nor is the following, describing the
further progress of the driving of the
enemy to the wall, and the exuberant
spirits of the young Napoleonic general
in the distant pursuit, given in the re-
port:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, !
May 4th-7 PM (
Hon. E. IT, Stanton, Secretary of Var
Our cavalry and horse artillery came
up with the enemy's rear guard in their
intrenchments about two miles this side
of Williamsburg. Just as my Aid left,
Smiths division of infantry arrived on
the ground, and, l presume, carried the
works, though l have not yet heard The
enemys rear is strong, but have force
enough up there to insure all purposes
AL along The lines their works prove to
have been most formidable, and L am
now satisfied of the correctness of the
course | have pursued The success
was brilliant, and you may rest assured
that its effect will be of the greatest i'm
portance. There shall be no delay in
following the rebels.
GEO B. Mcclellan,
Major General Commanding.
Nor does the report contain the follow
ing dispatch dated next day, showing the
sudden change III the mood of the tfi
umphant pursuing general, when he
found that his pursuit had actually over.
taken the enemy, and that fighting wa:
to be done, and that the rebels really in.
tended to dispute every step to Rich,
1nond." Then his "force enough" of the
afternoon before, sank to the inevitable
Mcclellan inferiority next morning, and
the only thing he felt confident Of was
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24
LAMPS & COAL OIL
Lamps ! LAMPS y

VHTE HAVE IN STORE the best sel.ctsd stool
w of Coal Oil lamps ever offered for sale in Ev
ansvlle. Call and see and you will be satis6ed of
the fact.
tits we'll known that there has been q great i'm
provemsnt made in lamp burners, &c. Persons
ordering lamps will not get those improvements,
as dealers who have old stocks hand, will be in
terested in selling them first.
We have avoided this difficulty by selecting in
person, from the manufacturers, the newest and
best styles only, and can therefore offer lamps at
wholesale retail, at prices that will defy eompe
tition. Ifyou want a nice lamp for the parlor,
tbs hail. the store or the kitchen, suit you.
Also,
Chandelier and Bracket Lamps in
Great Variety.
Together with everything else in the Lamp de-
partment, such as Chinneys, Wicks, Smoke Bells,
Brushes, Glass Cones, Extra Burners, Globes,
Shades, and Mica Chimners that wont break. Old
lamps changed and broken lamps repaired. Our
stock is all new, not an article hand before New
Years.
OIL, OIL!
Just receiving good supply of the celebrated
" Lucesco" Oil, which We know to BE- superior
article. YICKERY BROS
feh 132 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24
FOR SALE.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON MY
/ farm near McCutchenvile, on Monday the I'D
February, all my personal property on said iarfl,
consisting of 100 head of good breeding sheep,
none of which will lamb before the last week IN
March Six younr cows with calf, three horse
colts three airs old, two mule colts two years old
two brood mares with colt; ploughs, harrows,
together wi all other implements used in work
ing A farm. including Ball Moving Machine.
The above property or any part thereof will he
sold at private sale. Apply at the farm.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock
febI5 fw RICHARD RALEIGH.