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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-04
special Notirrs.

From the army hos hal-,hs bloody Observation-Disclosures
mansion u the rich aud hum'le abode Of the poor
from the Office and the sacred desk-tom the mountain
top, distant valleys and far of islands Of the
from every nook and corner Of the civilized word--is
pouring in the violence Of the astonishing effects OF
BRAKES PLANTATION BlrrERs Thousands
upon thousands ofleters like the following may be seen
office
RgspsnuRY. Wis Sept 10 1868.
have ore 10 the amy tuspt,s fur
fourteen months--spttch eos aud tealy dc.d A. A.
ton III they gave bottle Of Plantation Bittefs.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured
ca. FLUTE"
SourH WARSAW, o., July %, 1863.
"~ One young who had been sick and
of the house for two years with Scrofua and
Eryspeas after paying the doctors over gti0 without
eneht h as been cured by ten bottles Of your Buele
EDWARD WOUNALL.
The following is from the Manager Of the Union
Home School Tor the children Of Volunteers;
HAyEAEYER MANSION, FiFrY- SEVENTH SrHEEr,
New YORK, August 2 1868.
"DR. DRAKB; Your wonderful Plantation Bit,ers
have been given 10 o. children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One
little girl, ia particular. with pains Ia her head loss Of
appetite and daily wasting consumption, on whom al
medical skill had been exhausted has been entirely
stored We commenced with but teaspooniul Of Bit
ter: day Her appetite and strength rapidly increased
Respectfully, MRS. 0. NJ. DBvoE."
- owe much 20 YOU, Tor verify believe the
Plantation Btters have saved my wife
REV. W. II. WAGGONEk Madrid, n. Y.
"s Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly ben
Thy friend ASA CURKtN Philad alphis, Pa"
80 have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
sa aud had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation bittefg have cured me.
REV. J. s. CAfHORN, Rochester, n. y"
Send us twent, -four dorea more of your
Plantation Bilters, he popularity Of which daily in
creasing With the guests 81 our house.
SYKES. CHADWICK & co.
Projectors Wiilatds Hotel, Washington, ID. e.
"s have given the Plantation Bi.tcrs to
hundreds o. our disabled soldiers with the mof asot-
ishiug effect. ANDREWS,
superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
90 The Plantation Bit'ers have cured me Of
liv'r complaint, Of which laid up PROSTATE and
mad TO abandon my Business
II b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o"
"' The Plantation Biiters have cured me OF
arrangement Of the kidneys aud urinary organs that
has distressed me for years T. acts like charm.
G. G. MOORE. "a Broadwa , y. y.
&c. sc. &c. &c. sc. &c.
The Plantation Btters make the weak strong th' Ian
guild brilliant. aud exhausted natures great
They are com POSED II the celebrated Cai,ayA BARK
wiu,crgreen. sassafras Roots Herbs, &c al pfesery-
ed in perfectly pare S. CroiV Ram.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-04

90 The Plantation Bitters have cured me OF
arrangement Of the Kidneys aud urinary organs that
has distressed me for years l. acts like a charm.
G. G. MOORE, "a Broadwa , n. y.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
sALrs Ar aucT1oN.

DMINISTRATORS SALE OF VINES, LIQUORS
"a Champagnes segars. &c-J. HERMAN Co. Auc
uoneers sell Friday, Oct IS nj IVA O'CLOCK a No.
Bowery. and other french brandies %
reIs Gin Rum Port aud Sherry nes lao and bss
kels 50 ines and other Liquors also
~ v LORENz BREMER, Administrator
n BURNHAN AUCTIoNEER
"A AUCTION SALK.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS, PIANOFORrE. DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
STATUARY,
Bronzes and many rare and costly Works OF and
uc.as Of Virtu
SILVER GLASS AND CHINA,
On this day "wednesday at the elegant residence West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
r.r sale commencing At loh O'CLOCK
DRAWING kOOMS-Superb Su Is OF Furniture. ovored
with brocate OF the richest descrptonviz Tetea Tete
Sofas, Arm Chairs Oval aud Reception Chairs W lndow
Curtains 10 match the SUITS rich Curtains shades
Etageies stauary marble tops Encognurss, Cabinets.
Secretary Bookcase Centre TABLES Velvet Carpets Bronze
Chandeliers, Clock. month
MAGNIflCENr ROSEWOOD
y PIANOFORrE,
tho richest instrument at auction this season; Can
terbury Cover Stool Music Books Oil Paintings by emf
nen artsts-two match Paintings, by Coles Holy Family,
Staiuary-Hamet Shakspere Minerva; also many
costly Works of Art and Articles OF vtrtu Chambers-Su
perb wood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Cnmmodcs,
Wardrobes Glace Spring and Hair Mattresses.
Quilts Brussels Carp.t Hasand, Star Carpet ocIo h.
&c. Dining Room-Bufet richly carved; Extension Table
0ofss. Arm ChArS China Dinner and Tea Sets cut
graved Glassware Silver Casters Spoons Forks Urn Din
ner and Tea Service Table Cutlery Table Linen Also all
tho Furniture OF the servants apartments Sale peremp
tory B.-Persons wishing attend sale take the
Fifth or Sixth avenue stages leaving at Sixteenth
Gtroet near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
A UCTIoN WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERRMPToRY
xzaNiFioENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
BY r. ROTH auctionoer this day "wednesday Oct. 26
afternoon at oc ock precisely at the fonr residence
~ clinton place. Eighth street etween Fifth and sixth
pe. three elegant Parer Suits covere in 5rocats and
Lace Curtains fine OIL Paintings Clock rich Vases
Psror o,naments Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges and Re
ception Chairs Corner Stand:
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
STOOL AND COVER: COST $3.50;
rosewood Bedseads, Bureaus. Washstands, Spring and
Hair Mattresses, Blankets Beds, Chairs Bed Loun
Sofas Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables Exten Table
China. Glass. and Silver Ware. Table Cutlery, &C.
positive
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

kCADEMY OF MUSIC
SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT
NEW YORK MAsuFAcTtRINa JEwsLLss1
AssOCIATiON,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
sATyRP4y sAE{}sD.y EyEsIss EyEsiss oTSRss oGT9Rsk
sATURDAY EVENING, OCfOBER ~
when. BY special arr~snSensn, ,,n,vu WITH
the following distinguished srusu will appear
MISS FANNY STOCKTON.
sIGNOR q LOTT. 4.
MR.. 9. @. cAMPbHLk, .A.
DoDwORTH's FULL BAND.
A BRILLIAnT CLIMAX
MOST GENEROUS ENTERP RISE
inaugurated In this city.
rLCKETS. ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR. 00NE 00NEE DoLLAs okA DoDaA
emitting the holder TO an sdmis.lon
TIE GRAND CONCERT.
anda - -
"s''A '''1 FIVE hUsDRgD DOLLARS,
GIVEN AZ IH. TINE OF PURCHASE
b42 and ~ BROADWAY.
"A'' ''' IMMENSE sroOx or JswBLRY.
PIANOS, SILVER WARE
BREAKFAsT SETS. ZOE PITCHKKs. Ia.
ON EXHIBITION
y. H. ELIAS. AsonaCA
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
ArIUsFsr rET-.

AMUsEMEErs.
oADEMY OF MUsIe-IrALIAE oPER,-p.ysr.l
"a p'''sf9s Mss CLARA LOUISE EsLLosG. s4AN'A'A
ia A15 Tnis ss.Y rsf os
CFourteenth subscription nightl
Sa,s en- :g'ssa Il ssoss: .ss
oas m ana sy %S ana cas-. ass
sLLE. r DE- GEBELe.
ssLLrNI
STOCKTON MULLER
consfcsas EsSEsrisE' nAxNGRETzEk.
ro'xosGow jrdORs0hY oPEaA IN BkooKLTs.
,s s .a 5s nav s:s.sEs {: s.s
s !, %asa s., f ~ m G sa Sas
Fond = GO . 81 Iroadway ara AZ hoos Anshonys "r
REooKLyN ACADEMY or Music.
Fon rs;nny osh S,,5nT,a Sl'inr 9sLS.
MISS FANNY hanniNo
wrfn fn hsSSuiAk! full bhAaATi6 5nh h4fsp9SfR o9arasv
IN ocSic rAsroMlME.
with bis most talented rome ,,
Acxxp9amaM.1 9ss MUSIC. BROOKLYN q.
ootoR ONE NiGHr oNLY.
iTMIss fAhNY HERRING
wil nssss sssPsIi 4 rsa III eas@n6SsE6 'as EPs Of
be suppored By a fal rsmssIe comPany
WILL ALSo W,s oIys i; I,.S,s ossIq TI.ss rssroMME
A Splendid Orchesta-Beader Alexander Ty1
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Tuk LAST THREE DAYS
TON rHUMss' coMsIsArIos
'A'' : ''IsT LAST ArrEAsASce IN PUBLIC
rHra safs FoE asESSa SqAs 4sP rA
On tour OF pleasure.
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND CHARMINN WIRR
os h1 HSR hss nlssh
AT II A. NJ and . ani T., +. NJ
The en m IL q re ulu owded.
Al she MORNING LEvEE they appeas their LOBUu-
CAL WEDDING COSTUME
AFTERNOON, AT g.
PRISONER OF SPlELBERG.
THE zINGARo AND MS MONKEY
tom THUMB TROUPE.
BELLE or THk BASEMENT.
EVENING, AT IN.
PAULS RETURN
Characters by Mrs j. j. Prior Miss Rnok. Uee
Messrs Leyiok Delmon Grace Brdgcinap Jameson.
Porter. &c
PREVIOUS TO PLAY TOM THUMB COMPANY.
Extraordinary Novelties vii! De presented when fo0
Thumb departs
ALBINos. GIANTS, LEARNED SEAL, DO
Admission 20 cents Chicren under ten, 10 ceneA
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

DRYANTS' MINSTRELs
- The Excelsior Troupe in the following brilliant pro-
gramme CARTE De VISIIE
EXEMPT SHAKERS. cHALLh%GE DANCE:
Sally Up Perfect Cures, The Policy Office Wake Up
VIM. Henry, Fife and Drum MAJOR. Martin Gnnzzelwtt1
Family Monster Tin pan onon Introducing Messrs Ssy
mour Reed. Prendergast, Hobbs, Tempeton, MORRISON
Fowler Garaagni Hilton Grier savorl Emmett Msstss
Tommy. Nell and Dan Bryant
Family Uirols 80 cents Parquc, 80 cents Commesos -
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
1 UoTIoN SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF

"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COSTLY P!ANoFoKTE ELEGANT WORKS OF ART,
- &c. &c. this afternoon. at O'Clock precisely,
at the elegant dence 1852 West be.
tween Seventh and ghth comprising entire
rich Aior Chamber Dining Room and Nursery Furniture
Of the House ve and Tapestry Carpets superb Mirrors
four rosewood aud walnut suits in brocae and Sill
yer, Oh Cut Glass. &c rosewood Chamber Furniture,
fine Hair Mare ses &c Catalogues at the house. Sale
rain or shine, without reserve.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

A DMTNISTRArOR'S SALE.-L. SELDNER, AUCTION
"A eer. w. sELDNER, store 1875 New Canal street.
will soil Thursday October a. at 10 o'clock at 2s3 Green
wich street. Barca, the contents of A. Merits tailor
store consisting of Cloths Cassimeres vestings sesias
Clothing LnlnRs Shirts Drawers Buttons. Also the
Fixtures Of the store Safe Tables Stove BY order
OF the administrator JONATHAN SANDS.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
yIiIPPIN0.

TOR LIvERrooi-rHB FIRST CLASS PACKET
shtp ORIENT. at pier No North river sail. HOyem.
eer 2 For assAge apply at rHoMPsos's passage olce
TINTED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE -PASsBN-
~ gers leavlns tns pas from A. q.
WILLMARTR, United States Court Bu,llings Al Cham-
bers street
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
SAFES AT AUCTION.
MokhIs WILKINS, AuorIoSEER.

KXECUI0hS SALE
ELEGANT household FURNITURE.
MIRRORS. BUUDOIR PIANOFORfE,
CARPETS PHELAN BILLIARD TABLE.
CHINA, GLASS, &C.
E. II. LUDLOW 4 co will sell Al auction on Thursday
October ~ 1854 at II O'Clock. at 40 West Nineteenth street
between Fifth and Sixth all the elegant rosewood
md mahogany Paror Bedroom Library and Dnin
Furniture; Pier and Mante Mirrors rich Satin aud
Lace Curtains Royal Wilton Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Bronze Chandeliers and Fixtures &c, &c.
The house Will be for exhibition "Wednesday, 18th
inst by permit which, with descriptive catalogue may be
had at the Office OF the auctoneers No. Pine street.
MoRRIs WILKINS, AUCTioNEEE.
Z, II. LUDLOW co; wils sell at auction, on Wed
nesday October 90 at l0 O'Clock at No 46 West Seven
eenth street. between Filth and Sixth all the
handsome rosewood, mahogany and walnut Paror, Bed
room and Dining Room Furniture Mirrors superior rose
wood grand action and Boudor Panoforcs Velvet and
Brussels Carpets iags assortment of French China and
Cut Glass together wi h the Kitchen Utensils .
The house will be open for bton Tuesday, the
18th lnst BY permit which, with descriptive catalogues.
may be had at the Office Of the auconeers, NO. Pine
street
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

- pougHTY, AUCrIoNEnR, WILL SELL on
M. Wednesday, October "a a. io,e O'Clock At The auction
fccns 10 Nassau Areet senera Assortment oi buns,nso
of rnsses AMI Vc'vst Carlrf Far.
- sn,is In rsps hsrcln,h and brocae Frsnoh plate Mir
..rr~savy and Iibrary no kessea wsinu, Armsires-
Gtsrs Hall a4pds Ccntre Srenssop Library ana once
vss,ss .ss rhsnneers walnut ana rosewood th amber
S.,ss n Sset,nss sad sngravings sNsr ristcd Ware.
49, Sssss Cha,rs AZ rs for absoiuts ssle, anA
,~~rsss - s1enaioa q dsNers ana heusekAeeeeA
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
MORRIS WILKINS. AUcrIosEER;

MORTGAGE SALE OF MACHINERY Betting. &C.
lu BENZ p. FAIRCHILD, Aucsioneer, this day We'd
nesday October a at O cecE at 81 Ann e. Get IN the
quantity of Cups ben. the contents OF the Union
Inkstand Mandatory. BY order of A. Mariner Aor
for Mortgages.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
CARD.

Nk HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT TIE
w Sroeety business OF John HoGson, Tor
nlcrlY Sorenson & c., aud xill eontineo tbe sane
AZ the old stand, No. 30 Water Street IN add
ton 10 the above, We will keep a stock Of Hay
Corn, Oats, aud ether kinds Of Seed ,,f,h
q full assortment of Farm Seeds We Nil nsy ths
highest market priv for all Kinds of rrcIee.
K. 5. RUSroN 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

A DouBLE ELoFENExT-0n Thursday
last q printer % by the name of Add.
Jocelyn, of New Albany, went into
the LEDGER Office, and through false
pretences succeeded in borrowing some
thing over fifty dollars from the employers
of the Office, and in company with a
Young man by the name Of Joe. Clark,
ran off with couple of young ladies
named Dunn. The BOYS think they have
been joycled out OF their money and damn
for. Joeelyn is said to be hard case,
having barred his wife on Sunday last
The police are after the parties, and it
is to be hoped thar they viii be brought
to justiee-Louisriiie Democrat
We understand that Joeelyn and Clark
are at Seymour, engaged in the "nigger
show business, under the name Of the
Converse Brother and Sisters Rafh-
er affectionate, have they become. But
Marshal Akers is on their track, and will
bring the distinguished Converse fsmily
up with round turn. The press of In
diana and Illinois should be ON the look
out for these seapegraces The mother
of the girls that these scoundrels have
sedueed from their homes is highly re
spectacle lady, and her grief Is mos
hesTt-rendering on account Of the dis
grace and ruin which has Detailed hel
daughters The penitenEiary IS too Coos
q place for such scoandres asJocelyn
Nslg Albany Ledger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20


Petroleum Nasty Classics the EsrioEs
eiiques in the Democratic party as fol
lows:
Them ez would nominal Mick Lei
lou on war platform.
2-Them ez would nominal Mick Lei
on On peese platform.
3--Thenl sz would nomiat VAllAndy-
gum on ! pesse platform.
Then as would nominal Vzllandy-
gam on var platform.
5-Them as would favor the war ei
slavery Good be let alone.
Them ez is opposed TO the war in
emmy shape.
Them ez is in Kanuady in eonse-
kens nv the draft
She befEixi and belweeners, who
ar ashamed Nv our party and aint SCOT
ejle for euny other. They are with
Democracy ez the Michiganers is with
the lockwood like 2 to git rid nv il, bat
can't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
GROCERIES.


uAMs-Kxsra eaneinaat. sarar. Cured bans
"A 500 MS AZ - A. COOKS.
nRIEB BEKf-t. Co lie CHOKE sngaf-t ..irssi.
II At u. A. COOKS.
DEgF TONGUE 20 asrsn " " Batis's "A.
ID tsA. ~ u 4. COOKS.
DIE FRUIT. ~ GLAss--lo aazea ClsFsis-.
/ - dozen 0os-sbsrries;
10 aozsn Raspberries
10 aessa CurFaats:as IA. COOKS.
HERRING 81 ksrs FtsaA Holland Herring, ~
II ~. A. COOKS
GMoEED HEkEIsG--A l--soa boHes rsssse
- Herring, Al n. A. COOKS.
C0Af--lao boxes German asd rAias seap. at
> H. &. COOKS.
CpSDKIEs--2a boxes Star Csadies.
- ~ haifbares do do.
~ qaArier- boxes Do. d., At
'I'oMATo cArsUP AL PaFPEEsAUCE--
L = dozens assorted catsHpE
- dozens ssssstei Psppersauos, At
DOAsTEp RYE aud BARLEY
II 20 tarrsls Roasted nFs.
10 barrels Roasted Barley, a
boosted cOFFEE--l0 barrels Iioasie.i cef's.
II at u. A. COOKS.
VXvARRAnTED GOAL OLD barrels For-
n. s. COOKS.
DTSEArPLRs. ID eans.--t10 dozen extra Piae-
L sPples, ia cans. warranted I, 81
CARDIsEs. = z.0oo qu&rssr-bOIe' be.i brand
i.o00 haif-bo1es best hrsad ssrains., At
II A. COOKS.
NASKEE VEGETABLES rs dezsn i-poahs
j cans Fresh Lohsters:
IS sozsn 2-poana cans Fresh r.obstsrs.
10 dozen I-posnd cans Fresh Salmon:
dexen = pound cans Ffssh saimon,
10 dozsa pints Picked Lststers.
10 dozen quarts Picked Leisf-rs;
sdazsn half-gaiioss Pickisi Isobziers:
h. A. COOKS.
+ > BRLs COARSE OATMEAL:
/ > bris. whsat Fafina.
Ie-.e T.ploes. q IA. cooE's.
DIcKLEs.--z0l ,ris. .7no f'ieklas each.
I Il - haifbria. Pickles;
/ - fsn-EAilon Kegs do.
Is hve-xzli0u kees do:
| Is dozsn piuts do.
- dozen quarts do;
50 dozen half cziioas Do
~ doseH gailous do. Scr sale ty
H. \. CVOh.
| I,NGLIsH PIcKLEs.-s0 dozens ChOw-Cho~
/ Il 10 DOZENS Ghsrkias.
I dsxsDs CauiinoweF.
5 dozens White Onions:
| sszens Pisfls.l wsinuts. al from orosz 4
Blsekwsll's fascinated Piekia and saucs House., -
for sale b IL A COOK
T DUcKWHEAT FLOUK.--s3 Iris. ehoiea Back
| ID vise@i Flo5r, at II. A COOKS.
/ CPLIT PEAs.-l5 iris prime split Psas. ss
| - II. A. COOKS.
! DgARL BARLEY.-10 bris. Psau Barley. A.
[ Il u A. GDBk >
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Army Letters---FrOm the SIxty-Pifth
Indiana.
JACKSONVILLE, East TENNESSEE,
April 9Th. 1863.

Editors Journal
Our regiment, G5th Indiana, has been
in camp here since the 18th Of March
jacksonville IS the county seat of Mon
roe county, the only rebel county in
East Tennessee. The people are mostly
disloyal, land have beenl The citizens
Of this vicinity, composed mostly Of mid
dle-sged and old men, met here on the
Sd for the purpose Of taking preliminary
measures to transfer Tennessee back 10
the United States; and, also, to hear
Lieutenant Colonel jenkins, Of the 18th
Illinois cavalry, make speech.
The large church was closely crowded
with earnest inquirers after fra.S Col
jenkins addressed them with marked
ability foran hour, making many clear
points sBGsicient 10 conTihee anT unpre-
JUDGED mind Of the great wrong Of the
rebellion After which Parson ST. Clair,
Chaplain Goth Indiana, was called out
The Parson came forward, ia his singu-
lar bot natural style, and delivered one
of the most powerful aud effective
speeches we we're ever permitted to listen
70. II was fall Of good se1se and sound
logical argument-elear truthful sAd
convincing. He deleniated the causes
| Of the rebeilion--its concession with sla-
very; the character Of its oFiginatOTs,
and its iHhuman conduct lie also de-
Tended the policy Of the President OF
the United States aud the Admins
tration; and although these sen.
timents we're in conflict with all
their prejudices, bis peculiar manner,
so earnest, 50 eloquent and oTeFwhelm-
/ ing, the whole audience seemed 10 be
moved by an irresistible power. While
I be, in me beautiful and foreible man
ner, drew q contrast between the rebel
/ aRg--as the representative Of freaeheTy
/ puIJHFy, aoeakaeas and the shedding OF
/ innocent blood aud the bitter anguish OF
thousands Of mothers Rnd ieipss weeping
for their husbands and sons--and tie old
Stars and Stripes, honored, feared OF
loved by every power on earth, many
were moved 10 tears, aud though he oe.
/ cupied nearly an hour and halt, they
clamored for him to go on Notwithstand-
ing the former prejudices, aud even dis
loyalty Of many ofthese people, the speech
was cheered With considerable spirit, and
ps they left the house macy were heard
/ TO say "ke told US The truth The pros.
poets Of a speedy overthrow Of the re
bellion are growing brighter every day
The people are getting right, even in
Dfxie SOLDIER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
SEWING MACHINES.

II NJ. sELLMAN HAVING FITTED uP AN
L Office, Ne. IS Main Street, wiii keep, ~ here
aofore, a good assortment Of Wheeler wilson's
sud Singers Sewing Machines and Needles, Silk
Thread and oil, aud everything that Is eonnected
with the business, aud VIII repair all Kind OF Sew
nx Machines and put on psw improvements.
ty2t " NJ SEhbMAN. Ag't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
R0Ors, sHoEs, GAlTERs, sLIPPERs
CHILDREN's WEAR,

nF THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH TIE IS
" selling As low A. any house IN the city. Tie
public are invited 20 call aud examine Gooss and
Prces before purchasing elsewhere, lie warrants
his goods to give satisfaction. No trouble 70
lhow goods.
Mcndug done FREE or CHARGE, should
they premRturely give way
Evansville, Sept. Is. isi3, IS Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Brigadier General 2. :. G. A.
Official I. NJ CaowuU, Capt A. 4. G.
Opinion or Americans abroad on the
Presidency.

An American residing abroad writes
to a friend in Washington:
an Europe the Americans are almos,
unanimous for Mr.. Lincoln for second
term. lie las done so well--been so hon
est and so faithfnl-thAt it would not be
expedent to drop him now. II would, ]
think, have bad effect upon American
securities, of which SO many millions are
being sent here. II is a fault Of cur sys-
tenn that We change Office so often; aud
when one has been in Europe be cannot
but see it in this light The emaneipa
ton disarmed all opposition 10 Europe
1t was astonishing what influence it had
and what friends i. made for as.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

homes or paired The people must make
their own comments on this exhibition.
It is for them to decide the question at
asst
~. OCCASIONAL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

7-ExcEucEArEScLY FuxSrf
The following piece Of pleasantly is, in
the words Of The great Snowman Of wax
st4tuary, Supposed to be 'sareassicaL" Ii
is certainly worthy Of Vanity Fair. 1t
was gotten up after much labor, regard
less of expense" BY ths Iittls CopPerhead
Joker Of the New York Nesrs:
Mr.. Long Of 0hio--Mr. Long Of Ohio,
is about forty years Of age, ford com
plexion, quiet in his manners, and ex-
ceedingly temperate in bis habits For
many years be was = member Of the
ohio Legislature, where be won high
reputation At the bar he stands high;
as gentleman he has few equals. OF
the parest character, loved By his friends
and respected by all who know him, be
IS destined to make q mark 10 history.
His convictions Of right, IS set forth in
his speech, are the honest thoughts of as
honest man and Of as pure patriot as
is to be found in Congress or elsewhere.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

She extracted the pictures and returned
the volume snow give n back that
ring" No sooner said than done
'sNow Just want you to take out those
teeth | paid thirty dollars for, and give
them TO me in about four seconds. !"
This was too much ola gum game, and
the female beat hasty retreat