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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
WILLIAM RRAVIs,
Attorney 1t Law and e. 3. Claiu
AGENT,

Il szthori1sd By tbs GOvsransaf 10 proeurs Pea
stonss Bounty Money, Back Pay. Bsunty Lana
Gains for HoHsEs asd other PEorEzTr destroyed
While In tss ssrvios Of the Govsramsu., AaA al
claims, Of uhatsEsr kiad es Ea.ars agasass "a
United States
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By a. sDsadaszt 30 tbs Boaasy Law, passed "a
the last session q cOngrsss. sAH seldEsrs or
other psrsoaa Who Azss be. or sA4H A--ssfls- b
Discharged vithin ysa-s from the date Of their
sniistmsnt. BY Of wsHzds reserved in hattl.
shall ressivs the sans Bounty a. thoakh tksv
served TIVE years"
oEcs eS3< MAR sti~st, ever KslEsv's Gun stor.
opposite the eozry House, Evansville, Tsdi.a.
Corrsspondszfs nast sncioss st.mpa.
a. Coed rsfsrsaees givsa II required. mss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.
New York Markets.

View York Markets.
Nav ToRE. Jsns IS.
COTTON shade hrmsr al 81 assI q for Nil
FLorR-ssats and Western withsut assiasd
WHISKY hrner at 81 sl9l - for State, anA
81 a2Astai 81 for Western.
WHAT quiet and FRA vltk good expert d.
maad AZ 81 T29i % for Choiee spFipg, 81 Tslai 81
fer Milwaakte Cine. and 81 ss9i % for Wiatsr
Red
RYE quiet snd hrs 1t 81 ToaI rs.
COIN DALI and dseiae1iy lover At 81 ssa1 -
for new ana n-w and cid Mixed Western. aaa
elosing heavy at about 81 So1i 50 for Mixed
Western.
OATS saist.
PETROLEUM nrm bat quiet
WOOL hrm vita q moderate demand
PORK excited and dseidedty higher 1t 81 Cor
Mesa; 81 50 for old de- SIS s7bs2s& 50 nsw ia
ST. sofas 50 fer old and new Prtms SIS sass 8
for Prins Ness
BEEF gait at - 5oats
CUT MATS arn at lis<9l2ss
MONEY active st car.
STKRLING ExcRASGE selling st s. 1870
50 ehs for currency.
GOLD more active and M -Ner, opening at ssa :
closing stsssiy AZ s7sSSs75s.
Weekly Bank :Jtatemsnk
Lean se9l. Is
epeeis ieereess--.-.---.- t,os, 70
CtFceiatteE ISL Is
Dspost ls4s II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
GOLD PENS.
p. Barnes Extra Cola Pens.

All pens bear my sad-ssarA. &C. p. B&sEEs
ExrnA Loo, XII" for which have seSured the
eepFrtvAi. and are warranted ~ eAEats nas and
periect in every respect. sent BY mall or express
To any part Of the country geSsipt Of prizes ana
rs1srs eAarges Persons ordering VIII please state
the sine and style desired. WHISTLER hard sen.
exchanging. A deduction IF aftecs psr ssns. vi
lowed On orders Of s2S aE over. aaA tweaty-avs
per oeslt those Of 500. liberal dseesst asds
to the TRADE. Old pens repaired In The bsst mss-
for thirty lave eeafs land seassp) eash. Cigeu
lars showing sizes, styles, and prices Of WatcAss
cent rREE to any address. Address
@. r. nARNBs,
Dealer In Geld Pens ana AmKzrcAH wkFchsa,
6ss Main Street, cor. sixsh. louisville. ny.
meh2ig4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

Tsis osisbralsd Teiist Soap, in sssh uai-
ysrsAi dsmsaA, Ia made from the choicest ma
tsriAls, 10 Eatla ana snseIiisnt In Its satsrs,
rragrantly sesmtsa, Aad sxtrsmsiy bsns
aeiai in lie aetioa upon the skiR. For sale By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE IL hereby given that ! viii apply 70 the
: ttty Coaneii ~ their FsxalAr nsstlnx 90
Asaday. June Fish, for psrmiasiaa t. rspair a
frame tfAsia, situate an my pFsmi.es, Ga FonFth
stTee< hstwsen Locust ard MAInas
Jas 80 JO&EFH NfCUTERN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
will, ny Nature's ewn Process, RE-
stsrs Gray Hair 60 the Original celsr.
WIN aaks II EFow en- Bald Heads.
WIN restore the Natural sscrssisna.
VIII Femevs 81 CAGE al ftshing.
WtIl remove all pandrsE.
Wtii snrs all Erurtions-evsn sssid Head.
WIFI make the Hair sofs and Glossy.
VIII preserve the Color Of Hair &c Old Age.
VIII always Fastsa ~, and step IL Falling.
Ana is enc Of the b~st Toilet Articles for the
Hair now In uss.
Thousands or Soldiers In the Arm /,
Hsvs testified 10 tbs above. who bad bseons ara
ana lest their Hair By sickness, change Of climate
and taattanties. willis performing eamp daty.
As Restorative and dressing 70 has ne equai.
KELLEK q WHITE.
wholesale and Recall xsnts for nwansvlFis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
CITY NEWS.

sB See girst and Fourth Pages for
Interesting news, Miscellany, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14


A Case % DyspePsia Of sixteen years
standing cured By on. Der Of T. u. sbsrp's esls-
sratsa Pnls. Read the ssssineny -" Rhiiaasl-
pAlA, FEB. eth. 1884. Mr.. Jsha J. Krumer--Ds.r
Str, have bssa . sufferer froa that NEST hsrrid
dlseass, Dyspepsia, for sixtssn ysars; bel amer
asing the eas box Of T. N sharps Pills whish
purchased Of yoa sens tAres weeks age. I issl -
II l had sntsrsd late new lifs-ms general health
has Improved. ny appetite has Increased, and al
tegsthsr bel like nsv man. take pleasure IN
rosomnsnaiag them to the public as safe asd re-
liable. Yoars truly, q. T. FORBES, Ne. &si
cAsztnat Street, PhiiAAslphla."
Priss 81 bsx. Sold By aruggisis everywhere.
JoHs J. KRONER, Prinesps, Assaa.
eos Chsstnai Street, Phtiaassphia.
~syi4.'sl s@
THK Confessions AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.
Pueiishs1 fsr the hsnsst. aaA a. = warning sad
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suasr nrom
Nervsas DEBILITY, PrsmAtHrs Decay OF Manhood.
sts.. supplying a. the sane tine. THE MANS
OF SELF CURE. By one who kaa cared himself
sfsx seiag put 10 great expense azdisIary through
medical hanbug and quaekery.
/ ny sselcsing = postpaid addrsss~d envelope
sl.gis copies may ss had sf the aatAor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, KsS.,
Bedford. Kings County. n. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

OERFUAERY, SOAPS, TOILET AETCLEs,
Poanades, Cosnstiqsss, Tooth, NAIL risshs
Hair and Cioth BRUSHES; Cszbs 81 great Earis4y.
NAY - fcazd Al
A. c. HALLoCKs Drug ssors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

The river is rising very slowly at this
point with fair stage OF water IN the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
PIANOS.
STRAYED.

IRON MI KESIDKHCE, IN KILLERS
It BURGH. wGrriek eeHnty, On Tuesday, She
z4th Of NAY, two Mares. 0ns vas bsy Msrs
shout hfissa hands high. bad uktts spot ca
each aida white forshsed. bi4ek fret, mans azc
tail The nsksr Mare wzA black and about fo1F
ten hands high They srs Supposed ts Be beth
,sgsshsr.
Asy persoa returning thsn 70 me II ny rest
6en.as OF xiviue s0eh informstic1 - wfii issd e
shslr rseoTsry, VIII b literally rewarded.
jxs 90 Nm ELLIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

A Remedy for the Ptiss.-It Is = bls.s-
Ing ts the suffering to kaow that va have an
sHsetzal care for this truiy troublssoms disease
Mr.. J. r. Hansrds, Of is4 seeoni Street. cinoin-
aati. Ohio, takes great pleasure In iniorw ng alt
vho are sanssing with pilss that he assd small
suaatisy Of Or. strisklAads PILE Remedy. and Il
sfsetsa permanent cure. This seems 10 be tbs
sass with ali Who make use Of this splsnaii pre-.
pAratloa. IL is manufactures as Ne. East rosrth
street, cineinaAsi, o., and sold ~ ali drugxists
ta9 IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
R OCULAR PACKsrs.
COTTAGE
Evansville and Nashville Line.
REGULAR FRIDAY PAcKRr.
CHARNIER

VIII run = regular packet between thls citr
and Nashville.
Leaves EvaAsvilie every Friday At o'ciock H.
Leaves NasAvilieexsry Monday II e'elock rn
RAIL- . RuDD. Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
DRUGGISTS.
A. c. HALLOCK,

DURE AID UEADUGTEBATzD CREAM
I Tartar, sxvFessiy for fsmiiy So nise ssaa
And Spices, a. BALLoCk > prsE ntors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

rTtoY PATETs IN GREAT vAElkTx LED
Prices, Lad Ps1elia, Peas, Hoidsrs, Later,
Payer, EHvelopss. Al Ne. 10 First Street.
DHYsICTAEs PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIvE
special stSsatiou ~ r.. s
HALLocK's Drug stor.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

TIE Washington special to the New
York World, says: THE rebel papers in
speaking of Shsrmsn,s movements, concsde
that his march 80 far, has been unopposed
and that the fight between Fitzpatrick and
Wheeler were simply skirmishing. That
Sherman has swept the country of all grain,
forage, horses, mules, and negroes, and they
say he will reach the sea coast with two
able-bodied negroes for every white solder
he has in his ranks-it being understood
that he will only allow able.bodied male
negroes to accompany him. Not having
fought any battles in Central Georgia, and
having kept his army in splendid fighting
trim, and an abundance of ammunition,
and in addition to the negroes, he will be
reinforced by $4,000 Union prisosers. De.
scrters report that the prisoners in camp
near Millen, on hearing of the near approach
of Sherman, overpowsred their guard, and
scattered themselves over the country -
The Richmond papers of the 9th, contain
nothing relating to the above, but on the
contrary assert that Sherman will be dis
comfted.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

The jackson Aississippian has very
remarkable editorial in favor of peace. II
assumes that both sections have been
wrong, aud argues that the war was necss'
sary to purge the land of oigotry, fsnati'
cisu, despotism, intolerance. Both sections
must abate somewhat their high protein
sions. 1t says of slavery:
The North was fanatic the South wal
arrogant. The North bullied the South
bantered. Slavery was the rock that ship
wrecked the ship Of State. Both sides be
trayed the same eagerness to keep the
question ever prominent. Demagogues al
The North rode into Office on the anti sla.
very hobby demagogues at the South rode
into office on the pro slavery hobby. The
two antagonizing elements met at Wash
ington, and there commenced the tug OF
war-the war of wind, the sure precursor o
the war blows. ..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

The Petroleum interest in Philadelphia
retains the strong position it has held from
the beginning. Situated nearest to the oil
region, and having better facilities for know.
ing the movements of the trade than any
other city, Philadelphia has taken prom.
inenee IN tho organization Of this class; oil
enterprises that cannot be approached by
New York, and that Boston 10 only just be-
ginning to understand.
Ten days ago there were l95 petroleum
companies having their chief Offices at
Philadelphia, the aggregate par value Of
which was Slo9, 100000. Many of cheese
companies are paying regular dividends of
from S per cent. to per cent per month.
Yet with all this immense amount of
stock, the public appetite appears to cry
for more, for, during week before last, there
were no less than 16 new companies formed
with an aggregate par capital of %, so0, 900.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
An ENCOURAGING Sign.

That there is growing feeling Of disap,
prevail in the ranks of the Republican par
ty toward the persistent ignoring of Con
stitutional rights by the Administration, is
becoming every day more apparent in the
expressions Of their leading journals. They
begin to realize the serious consequences Of
this disregard Of the fundamental laws Of
our national existence, and are beginning
to see the necessity for change of policy.
For instance, the Springfield Republican, in
discussing the election Of President BY al
rect popular vote, says:
"The most serious objection to the pro-
posed change is, that it would contribute
TO that Capitalization OF power in the Gen
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
Important to especial Income
Tax Payers.

The Hartford, Conn, Times says it is
telegraphed from Washington that the
Treasury Department decides thatit is asses
sing special war tax on incomes of 1868.
there shall be deducted from the full
amount of income, not only the 5000 al
lowed by law, but also such sum as is paid
for house rent. Persons who have paid a
special tar under different construction OF
the law by Assessors, will be entitled to
draw back.
We make note of this, as some Asses
sors have decided the house.rent exemp
ton does not apply to incomes of 1883. i
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
CLOSING OUT.

sss ne. ss t. ~ s.: ss a.:
stock Of goods, eonsistns Of Resdy-Nads Clothine.
Cent? Furnishing Goods, &C., vithovt yseaSdt 70 cost
q ve are dsdFops Of going int another bpHnss.@
Call coon and secure harsama
pA1R / RPPLRR,
dsso-tf 10 Hsaa str,se,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

The New York. Herald is instructing
Congress just whatit has to do.
It excuses the last Congress because they
were rather green at the business, but
warns this one that it must come up to the
mark. 4 Csc
The first thing required is more men
The Herald wants call for another hall
million-bounties to be paid for volunteers
of $3.50 down, and $50 for every man who
furnishes volunteer.
If they don't come up then, on the first
of March or thirty days thereafter, there
shall be another draft. We look for moth
ing else. assa, ...
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Greenbacks I'm Nevada.

A correspondent Of the st. Louis Rspsb
Hcan says: aa : v.
"Ifs man or woman designs to get his OF
her name in the paper, all that is necessary
for them to do to contract debt, and
then pay it in legal tenders. They are i'm
msdiatsly published by advertisement in
the newspapers to the world as having been
guilty of paying debt in greenbacks, and
the friends of the advertiser are warned to
never trust tbeu, and to pass them around
for the benefit of the parties. Others have
adopted novel method of giving publicity
TO such acts, BY having . small handful
printed in heavy mourning, stating that
John Smith has this day paid Richard
Brown $50 in greenbacks at par, for goods,
As the case may be, contracted on gold
basis. They are then posted up in the most
frequented and Conspicuous places in the
city, and gre certain 10 attract hniversal Of.
tentioD.H f-IrE - .; .SszI-v
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

CANN0NADIN0 ON THE Th& n0ssAs
o BETWEEN CITY POINT AND PErERspuRe
PULLED DOWN. - ~ - - ~ i -
From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. II
There was no news of importance from
Petersburg Yesterday. Some cannonading
was kept up on our left during Monday, but
without result The Yenkse army have
pulled down all the dwelling houses be-
tween Petersburg and City Point, and ars
constructing winter quarters out Of them.
HEAVY REINFORCEMENT OF GEN. GRANT
THE EIGHTH CORPS MOVING TO THE JAMES
THE SIXTH ALREADY ON HAND.
We stated yesterday that Grant had been
reinforced by the Sixth corps from Sheri-
dams army. From the number Of trans.
ports, loaded with troops, that have been
passing down the Potomac during the last
four days, it is probable that the Eighth
corps is also moving to James river. We
think It quite certain that Grant is muster
ing forces for the long talked of grand At
tack upon the Richmond lines. His cons
centration fer this purE will not occupy
him long; and il the fine weather Of the
last few days continues, he may bring on Q
battle this week. - ~
EXPECTATION OF GRANTS OFFENSIVE MOVE
MENT-pIcKET INTERCoURsE uNBRoKEN.
Notwithstanding that by many il was ex-
pected that Grant would make some often.
sive movement yesterday, the day passed
without any event of importance. Tx
changes of papers took place ., usual Oh
the north side (though mono were OF later
date than those already received), from
which fact it would appear that the tscit
truce heretofore existing between the pick
cts has not been broken by the presence Of
Buffers negroes. -.a......
FROM PIcKETT's DIVISION. BLOODY BATTLE
IN PROSPECT
Correspondent Richmond Wing, Dec
We are all anxiously waiting for news
from Georgia. Some wish Sherman may
reinforce Grant here, as they are certain
"Marse Bob" can FIX him, if he gets within
reach. If it be true that Grant contem-
plates a serious and determined assault
and should make it on this line, you may
reast assured that the heroes of Gettys'
burg will be found at their posts, and sterr
vengeance will thy exact for their comrades
whose bones now fertilize Pennsylvania
soil, or who are yet lingering in northorr
prisons.
! AN ADVANCE AGAINST RICHMOND EXPECTED
THU wEEK-THE SIXTH CORPS wITE
GRANT. Eisfy .ll.vl,@g =,
From the Richmond Sentinel Dsc7l
The indications are that, before this weel
closes, Grant will make another adVanc,
against Richmond. Reinforcement ii
large numbers have arrived, principally
from Sheridan. A gentleman who has beer
on the Potomac for several days, reports
that on Saturday last, ton transports load
ed with troops passed down the river. Sun
day, twenty-one, and on Monday they
were passing all day. These transports
were filed with troops from the valley
The Sixth corps has undoubtedly arrived
in the James, and, before the week expires
all that can be spared by Sheridan vii
have Joined Grant. herenemy have plsc
ed ali the negroes In one corps, and sen
them to this side or the river, where, it il
probable, the heaviest attack against on
lines will be made. .5stb III
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

eral Government which 10 soon to be, If II
has not already bscoma sour chief danger
The reaction against the southern peryer-
sion Of the State, Rights doctrine has led to
a denial of. the doctrine altogether BY .
certain class Of our politicians; and II pres.
emit tendencies proceed unchecked, we shall
soon have seperate States only in n.me.-
All power will be absorbed and consolidated
IN the central Government"
The evidence of division of sentiment
In the dominant party upon such funda-
mental points, is one Of the most eneour
aging signs upon the horizon in this dsrl
day. ,s}fs (l5{IE ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
Onr National Charities.

Notbinr il more certain than the fact
that o very large amount Of the public
charity Of the north, intended for the amell'
or,ti,n of the seventies attending the war,
has been wickedly perverted from its de-
signed direction. Much Of 1t has been used
TO further the ends of partisanship, While
no small amount has been absorbed BY dis
honest officials to whom its distribution
has been intru>ted. But after deducting
all this. there remains an amount sufficient
not only to vastly mitigate the hardships
incident to our unfortunate contest, but to
demonstrate that, IN point Of liberality, our
ueople are wi:heuta rival. Not osly have
these charities been mupi6cent in their
magnitude, bat their distribution has been
made the subject of thorough organization
Our people have not merely given 'lavlshly,
but they have, at the same time, spared no
e6,rr to make their gifts effective by pro-
viding regular machinery for their dstribu>
ton. ..t sr-@
In looking over the numerous systems OF
relief organized by the north, one Will see
nany that are useless, and others that are
misdirected, but in every case it will be
conceded by the caRdid observer that the
a..insus which has prompted the formation
of these systems is worthy of our highest
admiration. 1t may be doubted, for In
stance, that the greater part of the means
collected for the aid of the freedmen has an
object whose value is commensurate with
its character, but, still, no one can, tor
moment, disbelieve that the spiri: which
prompts generosity in this direction Is en-
titled to our greatest esteem. And so OF
many other systems of charity, we are com
PEELED to condemn the systems themselves
a. unwise and inexpsdient, but at the same
time we are forced to admire the sublime
munificence which has inspired them or
the part of the people. .r,
We may successfully defy history to pro-
ducs a scheme of charity as broad, gener-
ous and effective as that which has been
born in the hearts of the people OF the
north during the present war. France has
an organization, but it is less extended, and
it Is not, as is ours, warmed by the breath
of the people. 1t is cold, official affair,
emanatipg, not from the hearts and fire.
sides Of the nation, but from the bureaus
of the war department. England attempt
ed something Of the same sort during the
Crimean war but it was developed In red
tame. was inefficient for lack of system, and,
worse than all, it was not the spontaneous,
warm creation of the people. Our gifts
have not merely been direct from the homes
and hearts of the nation, but they have
been princely in their character Could
we but effect reform, by which our al
moners could be altogether patriots i'll
place of partissus; and could we SO purge
our organizations that honest endeavor
would replace dishonest administration, we
would have built monument of generosity
that would ovortop the structures of all
ages; We would have performed work s.
noble and christianity that it would almost
offset the curse which We have brought
upon the nation by this bloody war.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

SHERMAN's Dnr1NArIoN.-The New
York Mdependentsays that Osssbaw Sound
a few miles below Savannah, is the point
and it is said there is other evidence that
this is his destination. From this place
with the cooperation to the feet, he car
move against Savannah and Charleston
and by cavalry raids continually destroy
the rebel communi cations. ...
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
1 Mistake CeHrected.
US SAkrrARY COMMISSION,
= Iou;;sr;ilks DAce1aber. 1 1864

The iollvwing paragraph has been widely
c;fUul6Ssd fhroueh the West and NorthA
ct - p - unftisndly 70 the Sanitary
commiasiou, ga gnspls OF areport of its
business in the Western. Department for
the three years past. Az the statements
It includes are grossly untrue, and could
not, If believed, fail to Affect pnfayorably
the minds of those who have hitherto been
.the friends and spAtrona. Of the Sanitary
Commission, ! have thought it desirable to
publish tue statement Of the business OF
the Sanitary Commission in the Western
Department for .thrpe years, ending July
LIT 1854, With 4 fsqvsst that it may be as
widely circulated as the false has been. :
THE FALSE.
@The Western Department Of the San
itary Commission have made Q report OF
their doinss from September lst 1851, to
January /, 1854. They had collected
1921, O85, AZ. Of this only $93. $50, IS had
been appropriated 20 the purchase Of sup
plies, and tie rest was appropriated to. de.
fray the expenses of distribution. In short,
it cost over two hundred thousand dollars
to get Q little over ninety thousand worth
to the soldiers, Notwithstanding the Gov
eminent did much vof the transportation
gratis. A large amount l. paid in salaries
to agents. The Eastern Department have
made no report"
TIE United States Sanitary Commission
had expended July 1st, 1854, through the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT. AsTH-
Ma AND CoNsu MPTION.-It ID only nesss.a a.
~ for any one troubled with these complaints to
try one bottle Of DR., Striekland's Melliauoui
Couch Balsam to convince them that this Is the
lest prspsrstiop ever used. It not only cures the
above affections % the throat and lungs but II
eurss night swsats and spittisg Of blood and an
excellent garge fer any kind Of sore threat It ID
pleasant to take, and safe medicine for infants,
Do cents Per bottle. Sold 6y all druggists,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

Athens Ga. Macon is now considered -
safe, and refugees are rapidly returning
But two houses in Clinton were burr ~
the enemy. The impression still preysils
in Georgia that Sherman is making or Ses
ynnnah. ~ 2
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
MARRIED.

On Monday morning Dec. 18th, by the Rev. Thos.
@. Addison. JOHN TERCE, of Shropshire, England,
70 NARY F.fAWDINGToE, step-daushter Of osorvs
W. smith, Of this city.
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