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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No. 81 West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, @.
STAR 70 the Trsds II tba lowest rates, 10y isrgs
Stoek Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,.
GROCERIES.

conssting, IA part. q
Coffee s-Eio. LsEusyrs. Marieabo. java.
Sugars-NsE orisans, Cuha. Porto kloo, Easf-
srn n. nned
noIssses and Syrup IL great variety. qusilty,
tnd pAekAEsa.
Teaf-GunpoEesT. Imperial, Young HYsun,
sad 0eigaE.
spieesi-ss,nsgs. Cloves, cisnazon, svlos,
RsPp~r. 4ns Ginger.
obaceot--Chaxiug TEaa Cnf ard srnskfng
- lsrEe staek.
CfEarsf-fmpoFtsd and Dsuestie-fah 49,
sorf r&Sat.
Canned Goo1sf-Psaehss, strsEusFrief
Bia kbsrriss, Easr berries, ouiuees, Fssrs, y.oss
1errtess Cherries Gr&pest Pee A1Pless 1850
sreen gorn, Peas. OTrtsrs Loostsrss &ackFrzj
ssrfiess. Ae.
Kios. KAains, AImouas, FHserts, NalaB .
Pickles, Preserves, candys ssaas ho>asn - .
ago. Cottas Tnrus- Tsih~. CgrasEs, Matches
sfarklnz Tak. PsHeF, sosp, CAbiieas starch. Dye
o. -. wafsw f8sfrah Hefrf1v. - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHruciASs.--lf you viah 20 purchase pare
lDrugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals ~ small Ad'
vance on Eastern prices, 50 aud examine krLLkR
Z wHirs'a stock, where yeu viii and every sfu-
sls that l. needed BY the profession. and a. prices
ashsoh cannot fAli TO give sAtisasstioh. Their
alora Il Al No "a Main street. mAytdAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
coLeATE,s HONEY soar.

Tbs osisbrzted Toilet Sosp, IN saeh uni-
vsrsal demand, Is made from tbs choicest na-
terisls. Is mIld saA emoIIiena IN its satzrs,
fragrantiy scented, ana sxfrsueIy bsns
netal ia is action upcH the skin. For ssis By
Druggists and Fzaey Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
Christadoro's Hair Dye.

Has replaced the old worn ouE inventions fer
eoloring the hair, which the better sxpsrisnes Of
years bad proved 10 be inensetiys aud Gslsssrioas
Uaffks 81 A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
GROCERIES.
III. KOHN & CO.,
No. II6 Main Street
(Beswpea Fourth aaa the CAnai)
GROCERIES.

NE KoHN a co. WOULD RESPECTFULLY
M. annoanos to the people Of Evansville that
thsv have nsw On haRd, and are sonssassiy re-
oslving, large, veil selected and treat stock Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
LAW CARDS.
jas. II. Walker,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

agent for obtaining Pensions,
,sse.. Back Pay and Bounty
DOR DIscHARcKn soLDIERs, AND FOR
Y the widows and ether legal representatives 81
aose vac die in the service Of the United States.
ssace On the Northwest side Of Third Street.
4 aear the WzshiagtcH House aud rsariy epposits
1 he Court Ho1se Evansville. Tnaiaza-
All business sst<astsd t. hfz VII Be Premptly
\ attended 70. 1893 lyis-iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
WOOL.

scoHAEFER RTMRoTH 8 CO. PAY THK
- highest MARKET price for Wool st The st0rs OF
A. Mmroth, on Vine stress, between water aod
.EfRt seToets. osce-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
REGULAR PACKETS.

| REGULAR PACKETS.
For Nashville.
Tbs spIsndia Packet
Id A H OLE,
MAcKEY scAPIAIS-
WIN leave for Nashville On Tuesday Dec % At :
Sc 81 FOR freight or passage apply % board or
| 10 cox 4 HDMPHREY, Agents.
dse2o-It
For Louisville and Cincinnati
The Yer Passenger Steamer
r. L. WOODWARD,
B. P. WOODWARD Ill: 3: CAPTAIN.
VIII leave for The above and all intsrmsdiAts ports
on Wednesday, Der. zlst, 1884, a. O'Clock p NJ
es- For might or passage apply on beard or to
dec10 HALL kUDD, Agents.
For Memphis.
The Fleet ssd ElsgsUt stsamsr
GLE ID A L e.
DAN CLARK
win Issys for Memphis and ~sy ports On
Tuesday, Dec. goth, at 10 A. Il
s Ysr freight Or Pas:sgs PEI 90 ep.rssr to
Green River Packet.
THE FLEET AID ELEGANT STEAMER
r. X. DunkerSOn.
A. DRIHKWATEE ...............-..-....-... nAsTEE
VIII Lave Evnnsvtiis sTsFy Mendsy
ito and Thursday ~ o'clock r. NJ foT
!. - Bowling Green snd all way 1orts.
- Tor frsis hs or passage spply On board
dselatf
For the wabash.
The FiBs side wheel Steamer
! u ~ . 4!
1T HUGO ....CAPTAIE,
wnI rsn a. a regular packet bstwssa this city
aud BIT. Carmel. on the Wabash river
Sc FOR freight Or Dasags sppiy On board
dscig-3m
Evansville, and Linton, KY.
The Little steansr
JAMES CIR a '
HODGE BR0wH.......-.......... .......-.. hAsTER-
win make regular weekly trips bsiwssn Evans
'''' SUI NT' cox a HUMPHREY.
hoyI5 agents.
The Evansville & Cairo
ID. a L L Y
Passenger Line.
The swim, com C. , Elegant Passsn-
modious, and lz4E ger steamer
A r vi A ID a,
Josh. v. THROOP, Master.
ss- Leaves Wednesdays aud sasufdAysa at ~.
lyzO PHI P. VETS, Agsnt.
Regular Evansville 4 Cairo Packet.
The fAst slssAnt packet
CHI a II NJ Il r..
Capt. GUS. DusoUoHET.
DUKE NICHOLSON, Gle TX,
Leaves EvAnsTilie every
Tuesday and Friday, az . p. N.
Regular Evansville & Cairo
". -. Mail Packet,
Gen. Anderson,
VIM. A. L0wTH, Captain.
Leaves Evansville every Monday aud
Thursday NJ IL n.
u,HEsE boats arc light dsaught and have su-
i psrior accommodations for PASSENGERS.
For Freight OF peasasa apply on beard, or 20
| aug4l HALL hUDD, Agents.
LouisYille & Evansville U. s. Mail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

WILLIAM REANIS,
Attorney at Law and U. 5. Claim
> Agent,
Il nashsrissa sy the Government TO procure Fen
sicas, Bouaty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims Tor HoRsEs and other Pao<&hrS destroyed
Wills In a., service OF the Government, aud all
0lalms, Of whatever klad or nature against the
Quilted States.
BOEnty for Discharged SOldlersl
By an smsndmsst 20 the Bounty Law, passed 81
she last session u Congress, IAN seldiess or
ether persons who Aavs bees sAai hereafter be
discharged within years fro.a the date Of ther
enlistment, BY reason ofweunds received In battle
shAn receive the same Bounty IS though they
served tive years"
oaiee eSSs Main Street. ever Ksiler's Gun Store
~epossle the Cours House, Evansville, IadianA.
Correspondents must enclose stamps
- Good references given " requirea. nhzz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

Ths.ts ehe great e. sovereign Remed.
eauaDosed Of EXTRACTS from India
aocts ana Herbs,l fer all diseases Of IN
tTrfmary mnd SEXUAL Organs sueh .
sneoutfuenxe Of the Urfnes 1n6amma
ion sf the Bladder Inf1am n alton Q
ne KIdneys, stone In the BIsdaes
frtefure. GFmwet, Gonorrh&as Gisst
.na AZ unrtvAlsd ny anything yes
covered for surfnE tss " hftss IN
mens
eLsn s.sz according % 6Irsss8ons - = - -
sas sesfser tAsts nor sfzsEi. aae ii, - - - .
,@rt~a b. sHy oas This reuaseJ = = - -.
sgirss Is tri@ctfnrs. whleh are e~ssIlH1s- - -
- lss.fsn a. dfs.sssd erEEns, saf rsa1os =
-. e. a. svtssa creNfizS peoTA.let - - :
- r--sk N@ssicfDs. Bet . tAa - 49, =,
-. - p rsseIan asoss aacoassf1i n szri n
II dis.Asrs Of this eiAes- -. - ~w.-s, "a.
H~ - wuus sezpaiF - thlH Eens1g -
- --c-9shfur rur-s. vhs1 al otesrs A.
- evl~ 81 .6e PER box, g sezs. - 49,
- - s.iI 20 szy s1dfesa % fsostet q - go
@-.-Se - All DrsgxiE;S- Sss that ny sagaA'
aruzod each 6ox-
| No. NAszAoJ
Sci. Prosrssssz. cansssaas
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
REVOLUTION

IN THE DRESSING ROOM
By thu aimsst unanimous action Of tbs partis,
fnsmxemfed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

Trsa Rev J. 8 Hsrmsn u tks German R.
formed Church, EagEt0en. Bsrks ccuafys Pa
nr q. n. gaekso@.
EEsyEsrEB zfss--I hsss bssn troubled vita ths
Dyrpeysis 2 sssriy twenty years. and hsFe sever
Hsed any uusa sine that ID me Hneh gosd ~
Hsofznd's Blttsrs an very aueh Improved In
bath, aftsr having tskss hFe bsfties.
Is. HERMAE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21
Best Tonic in the Worldlll
pPAn VIVID GAYS en-.

READ WHO SAYS so:
from the Rev, Levi T. Beck. faster u the Bap-
tist Church. Pemtrrton, n. j., hfmsiiy Of the
North haptiHt Church, philadeiphia.
have knawH He0naad's csFmaa nlllers Gasar-
ahiy sar uumheF 81 years. have nsed hem IN
mF eva family. and haye beea pleased with
their Effects that ! va. Induced ta rec mfaead
a. a % NAM ethrFw, Aaa kaw hat they have
orerat-d II = sfrfsinEly bsnsh0iai msnnef. ! take
graf plcssuxs Ia thus publlcly PRS isimin thla
TACT and calling ihe trnlian o. those affiieisd
vita the atssasaa fer which tksy AZ. recon mend
81, % thess Biters, Knowing fren experience that
ihees = eomsasn aaiioas Aili BE- saaiai cd 4 do
iAis more ncifaiy 81 meeasad's nlusfs l. la
tsud. & 70 beusht the afiiisttd and Il not = ran
dftHk." Noura trsiy,
LEVI @. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

8. T.-Is60.-X.
Psvssss sf ssasntAry habits tr0s blod vita
wsAkzss, lAssisaas. PAiFltAsos Of The heart, lack
81 Appstits. distress altar eating, torpid liver
eoastiPAsioa. deserve % su6sr. II they viii
tn IT, $1,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

FIRM. che Rev J. M. Lyons. formerly Pastor of
tue Csiumbuss y. j. snd hfestgNn, Pa, bAptist
E.s HooHElla, ~.
Unka sra 4 feeI II a pleaEufe thus - NJ 1Nn
ascurd q tsar tsatluony % The exc issee u Jonr
| Cermsa uitiefs sons years sisef, heiDg Faufh
sr1ietsd vii DTspsp.la ] nss5 th-n sith very
fsuaa ia resmlts have often fscomme 7asd
I tam 10 tefasus nfnlcs~d With that tgrmeHtiug
4 as.saas "a save heard from them he most Fat
/ s..faz sestlrsaui.Is a. - thalf great yAips 10
ea,ss ): ssrsrnl Debility bsisss u 10 - tonlo
fiaxf cannot - surpassed.
Tpnrn. . n LIyab.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

PRICES
Large size. holding bearly double qrausity,
81 % pr bottis-hsf tozsa ......-....-.-. $ %
Small sizs, - cents psr bottis-han doxen 81 %
BEWARE OF c0UNTERFkITsf
See that tn signaiufs ~ a 9. n. JACK
sOE1 lsoa the WRAPPER Of each boits.
shoaif yopr nearfsf drezgist not hzve fhs pre-
uaraeion, Do not - pat 81 - fhe Intoxiraffag
artieaea that may - orsrs< IN iss place bet ssnd
70 %, asd ss vii fsrw@rd, securely paeksd, by
sIYrsss-
Principal once and Mandatory
no. 63I ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones * Evans.
(Successors to G. m Jaekson d Col
PRoPEIEToBs.
- FOR a4ls by DruEg1ats ssa DsAisrs IN swssY
~ IL tbs Cnltsd States.
/ sefsetvtAsovu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-21

iron fbs Rev. ThOmas wIatsE, Pastor d a0r-
susrsaEh Baptist osurchs
c. gaeksoss
TsgsE srE II fsi n das - your szosifrrt pre-
s-reflIsn, Hoghzadfs German Bitfsrs. 20 I'D ny
= 4saIsny - tbe deserysd Fey1tstlon n has OBJ
- r-s J hsvs, fsr years 81 fihsss. been troubled
sin srsat eitlrdsf % NJ be-a ana nsftous sys-
fss I So a1vised ~ friend 70 ~ B. q 81
varr asrrnan Bit -. 1 "a -, and hase srpsri-
@need great aas b. Epe.fsd relief; ~ bssiib hss
ba~u very u9fefislly bsafhftsd. ! couffsHtly
recona mod the arfieis phsrs 1 meet Stfh essss
u afisr ny osn. ard have besn assurst ~ ssa1y
q fhs4r good sse~is.
Bespeotfuiiy yonrs,
r WINTER,
poat.orsteh parr
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20

ment was sent in, i'm the hope that they
might be ableto carry the fort by sheel
bulldog bravery lsS'3ssl ,.ots aioi9o a
hol Here Col. Hartwell, of the o55tIf Mas.
rsaehusettsvolunteers, who commanded
the I'd brigade, was struck by a musket
ball and fell into the swamp, which just
here,was covered with water, through
which the men were obliged to wade.
Col. Hartwell would have been drown
ed had not one of bis Lieptepants seiz-
ed him and assisted him from the field.
While he was being carried off Ae was
struck twice more. s91g 20 Eqoo & 81 :.
AT this point Gen. Patten had his
horse shotcunder him. gi4g noijqi1os |.
When Col, Hartwell fell, his place
was instantly taken by, Col. Gurney, of
the 157thl New orR, who. sprang to
the head of the brigade, and through
out, the remainder of the action, Han
died the men in the most gallant. and eff
fective style. Lieut.. Col. Woodford,
5wholed thef127th into the fight, had a
very narrow escapes, a minnie bah ta-
king off a strip Of skin from his face.
+ The fight at this point lasted from
about ] o'clock p. m. till dark, when
our forces fell back to a safe position
about three mites from the Landing,
where they .entrenched themselves, and
which they can hold against any force
that can be brought against, them 1t
would not be proper to state what
movements are in contemplation, but it
is safe to say that our forces will not be
long idle, and that they will doubtless
SO maneuvre rs to afford material aid to
Sherman in his daring march to the sea
coast $500 ~ -''"- .s'2- - .
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Sherman's army arrived i'm the vicinity
of Millen on this day.. Subsequent re-
Iports show that instead OF attacking he
avoided Millen and took the road To
Darien. The force which was opera
ting on the Augusta road was opposed
by Wheeler, it would seem, vigorously
apd the Union force retired i'm order to
join the main body near Millcngoms
Z Beyond this point we are unable to
follow the movements hof iShciman's s
army ,chronologically.o Itdis reported
that he occupied Millen, and again, that
he has avoided, it aud taken a. more
soHtherly direction. 1t would appear
that General Slocum's force has Joined
the right wing, as nothing has been
heard Of its operations on the Augusta
road since it manifested its presence at
Waynesboroi The damage inflicted
upon the, Georgia state road does not
ssecm to be serious, as hopes were en-
-tertained by tho Augusta journals that
the line would besopened to,Atlanta in
a few. days. The Georgia Central
road also appears to have been but
slightly injured, for communication
had, at the latest dates, been re-estab-
lished with Macon, but probably by
the Eaton branch from Gordon, and
thence by coach ormail-riders to Madi-
son, on the State road. The people of
Augusta are recovering from their
alarm, and are now taking measures to
restore the integrity of their communi-
cation with Millen and Savannah inte-
rupted by the raids of General Kilpat-
rick. Although Millen had apparently
been passed at last accounts, the peo-
pie OF Savannah will mot probably be
reassured until that city shall have been
avoided also. at 9rod 5Hj.eoa
GENERAL sHERMAN's DESTINATION
taii -ra KNOWN. uSplH' biA
l The Fulton was dispatched yesterday
with d mail which has been made up res
pecially for General Sherman's army.
She viii proceed to a point which will
only be made known to Captain Wot-
ton in his sealed letter Of Instructions.
This is a positive indication that the
destination of General Sherman is
known at the War Department.
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The Dead Wife.

Gently close the blue-veined eyc.lids
oyer the beautiful eyes: they'll shed no
more sad tears. Fold the waxen hands
OH the snow-white bosom: twill nev.
or again heave with sorrow. Compose
the iaultlcss form in its last ropose;;
twill never again yield to your fond
embrace. She was too fair too pure
for this cold, dark worlds She was
dear, very dear to you, but, alas. you
never fully realized it till now. You
remember how your wishes were all
acceded to. You remember too that
her voice was slways attuned to Loves
sweetest melody when addressing you.
As you look on the beautiful clay,
beautiful even in death, does your
heart reEroa0h you? Does the memo
ry ofygnkind words, and cold, averte d
looks loom up before you, making your
sorrow still more poignant? If so,
weep. You have need to weep. But
if you always sought to make her life
one, of peace and JOY; if you have be-
slowed upon heral the affection true
womah's nature Graves, your sorrow
VIII lose nall ITS bitterness, and as You
pass through life, though it be alone,
you'll have the blissful consciousness
that she left you in peace, votiol odl ssio7
When, j tale Of suffering is related,
how often is the heart moved with an
earnest desire TO alleviate that suffer-
ing. Years ago, when the, startling
news came that .Erin's sons and daugh-
ters were dying for want of bread, how
noblo America exertcd herself. to sup
ply their wants, and mitigate, their
suffering. But ali! how many hearts
to-day in our own land are starving
foraffectionGwives' hearts, too. But
in many Instances, little 4 tenioh. Is
paidoto this. iAshusband may provide
talfthatisnecessary for a wife's Comfort,
yes, may bestow upon her all the lux
uries that wealth. can procure, but il
affection beawanting, her life becomes
q burd en, and narthb a. dreary waste.
'"Leve isindecd the life e6fwoman'slife.. !.
oh! husbands, did you fully realize
what-a mission yonrsisymathinks there
would believer dasolato homes, fewer
desecrateds home-altarsi mia yrb-oi Do 100
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fFy- Anew York paper OF Saturday
last has1he Following: aA new and
somewhat curiosts way Of investing in
gold belowrtlissmaFkct pficc occurred
on the street to-day A brokers' boy
was passingIthrough an entry way with
a bag gold ON his shoulder, when an
individual slapped a plaster over his
face, and off with the gold.a The boy
was instructed to get aucertificd check
and NOT a plaster, so he managed TO get
one eye out and made chase after the
thief, finally recovering the'gold.-i This
is q ,sPecies ofpractice, not recognized
III the gold room. COZ. -LIiarnnT \, f...h
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er zinc falloWintE 9eais 9triek, Nhichb..

eE The following cute trick which.
a Union soldier played upon the Cop.
iperheadss eccnrred at the Ip6llssin ftosed
..Wayne, Indiana V The solaier dpresehtso
cd his ballot, when q noisy Copperbeado
Ms Vote. r1rc Jndgc inn.
1nediately refused the ticket. We'll ="
sat the soldiergssson secwhatyed hstc'
loss,"s sas;thersame 7timO uufolding qhids
ticket, which ,proeyedb 60 be q stfaighfrs
out Copperhead one. This, Of cohrsS,p
changed the thing at once; four or fiXsf
ledine, CJppstde sas' futeifered sdtid n.
sisted,ea othel sdId;ers4 4nrisshSySssdtsfo
whap the {sdgcs reqonsidspea sheir dhsq
eision ss and and cSnSlpdsd sS he va; 4 leaseaq
from his, cpockct 4 Union ticket aud :
voted il, much 10 the chagrin Of nthe,Ei
welLseld Copperhcads ssli3 81; 70 sonssi
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$ sB-A Philadelphia paper says that
in J $40, the uaised Seditionss 6f an yte
daily news papers chs'fnsA &Y,hhs ~ele
between 1000 copies day; nov thf
whole number 10 about It's 900; "'
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A g ys Isi Iaais; don't tuy.a. y much as
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rIIttRspAY. pEtEMpER

4 This day, Il is reported, Tint the 90
operating force Of General Foster was
defeated at Grahamsville, on the
Charleston and Savannah road and
fell back on Pocotaligo. eGralmmsville
Is thirty-four miles from Savannahs tic
ispresumed that the main body Of Gen.
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q, a Woman Canada has Lad, aas',,lvaa and
used for 20 years Qpe, paper Of pins,
a. and lf1siQ has lost tt Que or two, i t.,,,I.au