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, 1864-12-21

The well.known New York organ builder, Mr.
Henry Esben, who supplied number Of organs
for different churches in this city, among which is
the well known organ In the st. Paul's Universal
tst church. Rev. DR.. 'R5der's, is now engaged In
constructing q large one for the St. XavIer's
church, at st. Louis, Of eix!y s.ops, at cost Of
ft900o.
ANEW organ, Of Mr.. Erben's manufacture, has
just been put mp in the Cathedral at Memphis. The
blowing apparatus Is so arranged that one man can
blow both bellows, and afora an ample supply Of
wind. The instrument has three ects OF keys, and
two and one-third octsses Of pedals, twelve stops
in the great organ ten stops IN the choir, eleven
stops tn the SWELL Eva stops tn the pedal, and nine
mechanical stopa Il is contained 1n gothic eass,
thirty-eeyen feet high, twenty-five feet wide. and
fifteen feet deep; has over two thousand pipes,
and was built at cost Of eight thousand fiye hun
drcd dollars
Mr. Erbcn's list Of instruments built by him
reads almost like a directory Of the finest church
edinces in the country. Every tgrcat organ ls az
educator of the public musical taste: and It Is
worthy Of remark, as an evidence that Memphis ia
still III the Lat Of living cities that 1ohle Esben
organ has lust been completed there. AZ. Erbsns
fun,e is national and well Encd by his services
in the cause Of music, In the specially he has
made his own.
, 1864-12-21

K~ Toy Bureaus make desirable present for
uiaeea Of four years old and upwards. The new
Garrison Game, and the Croquet Gsme, can bc
, 1864-12-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Illinois School of Trade, the only
PRACTICAL business school In the Wcat, open from
.. n. to 10 p.m m. declares 1m-NF&M
, 1864-12-21

g Our Young Folks mngnzine.s,-Tha
finest present for bog or girl is to 20 70 McNal-
year. Price Ss.0O First number just received
dec a1-bSSGat
, 1864-12-21

~ Christmas or New Ecars8 Pre-.
kents--WUEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE, valuable and appropriate testimonial ot
Father TO his daughter;
A Son to his Mother;
A Husband to his Wife:

This gift Is profitable and available lifetime.
An annual dividend Of 100 to 800 per cent (on lis
cost may be obtained In use By it. poasessor.
Geo. 4. Chfttcnden j. Koon. General Agents for
Indiana, log Lake street. dcc14.b236-to ta1
, 1864-12-21

We SHALL Kiss TOT DEAREST BROTHER, sing the
loving ones al home to the wounded on the battle
rlain, in words written by Charles Haynes, and
music hy ]. Edward Haynes, advertised by Root &
cady In smother column. Our music lovers will do
well to order 1t.
, 1864-12-21

LAKE FonEsr AcApEN1.-The examination nt
this institution will take place at the Academy
Building tomorrow tThursday), Gymuastic and
military Lzi!l exhibition In the evening. All
friends oft the institution invited to be present.
, 1864-12-21

S House Machine for Sharpening knives and
shrnrs. Every family should have one before
Christmas. Sold only by W. Tanner. 81 Washing
ton street, de2i-bS534t
, 1864-12-21

LIEUT.. uAE1r TO BE CoUEr MAETzALEp.-The
news comes from Washington to the effect that the
Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the trial by
court martial Of Lieut.. J. b. H1rty, commanding
the Naval Recruiting Rendezvous in this city on
charges OF misconduct In Office. We arc not off,
ci01ly advised Of the nature of the charges to he
brought aguinst him, but presume them to be In
WHOLE or IN part fndenucal with the complaints
almost daily made against him here OF corruption
III Office, selling out men to other places md COM
plfeitJ with the substitute brokers for that pur-
pose. We arc not advised when or where the
court martini will set.
, 1864-12-21

EEAEE's P1Asos.-The following letter has been
received By the manufacturers Of the celebrated
knabe Piano, from G. ". Morgan. the well known
orcsGist OF New York ciry. julius Bauer & Co.,
Nos. - Clark and 50 Washington streets, are tic
agents for the Northwest anil New York,
new YonK, Dec. Il, 1864.
McsE7s. Wu,. Knahc J. Co., baltimore:
GENTLEMEN: l have carefully examined your
grind and square Piano fortes.
must cay they please me exceedingly, both In
regard OF tone md touch; and you have permis.
sion to make OF lny namc, oI service to you,
AZ confidently recommend them.
Yours truly,
Crnr-r " Nnpe,..
, 1864-12-21
EHauteD=====5ituati0u6.

"ANTED-Sitnation--As house
y! keepers, oy two ladies' Tor The same number OF
gentlemen, either bateheltr8 widoWers. they are
thoroughy competent, well educ tied ami inte .rnt,
and potssas tair share ri good locks, Ahfress Mrs.
LIZZIE GASuNSY, Chicago. de1l-. 1St-1t
, 1864-12-21
EOst.

T OST-Tean lost. A two-horse
i Team, with country Iron axletrec wagon. One
oIsr enlai Auc brown c6lor; tho other arEe bay
beth oh! W1ti. ANAL star In foreaeaas The will
dressing by letter J. v. MERRILL, Tribune o1lce.
teX1.E2H1t
, 1864-12-21
TOR SALE-At Thos. B. Bryan

TOR SALE-On Michigan ave-
l. nnc Rear Twelfth st.. House and Lot. tuo-story
name, nine r0ons and Kitchen, with good stone 9. liar,
Lot 251111 feet-k7 DO a. j. AVnF1LL,
Real Estate Office. No. Metropolitan niocs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
The ONLY NaiIanal Parfr-

One Of the grave charges, in 1860
against the friends Of Abraham Lincoln
vas that be sas sectional candidate
and a minority President-forrettinv
that, If he was elected at all, it was on
account Of the efforts Of traitors TO break
up the Democratic party and divide the
Union; ard that If he received few votes
in the Soath, II szs also because his sup
p0rters we're iT.iimidated By pro slavery
mobs. Now, Abraham Lineoln is elect
ed by large majority Of the votes Of tbs
whole people of the United States, iu-
Gliding Of course the seeded States.
and by majority Of the electoral vots 8
Of all the States adhering or seeding.
lie did not get Southern electoral vote
IN lo60--and nov be carries Missouri.
West Virginia and Maryland, and has
rsceaved almost unanimous support in
Louisiana and Tennessee, where the
frieads of the Union claim the right to
vote for Presidential electors. In 1859
bat fifteen States voted for Lincoln; in
1864, twenty-six States gave him tire.
menaoss majorities. la 1850, the gen
tleInaH who ran for Vice President on
the ticket with Mr. Lincoln, was a North
ern mar In 1864, the Union candidate
Tor Vice President is a Southern man
and Southern Democrat These facts
are eloquent, aud prove the great
strength Of the cause for which our
armies are fighting. and It's broad and
genial naIionality.- Washington Chr0n-
icle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
souti. Am.rioaaxsu.

EEW YoKk, Nov. 23.-We have late i'm
portant adyices from South America.
The native rebels in Utaraay we're re-
porting, with great activity. against the
Government troops, and their action was
afTording great aid 20 the present en-.
croachments Of Brazil against the Re
public. ParsqHa had furnished a sharp
note Of protest 70 the Envvyof Brazil
against the policy Of the Emperor, in
which the President declared hisinten-
ton Of taking up arms, II necessary, ia
support Of the cause Of the sister Re.
public Of Uruguay. Ia this paper the
President Of Paraguay condem ned the
nou.interventson course Of the Govern.
ment Of Baenos Ayres It is thought
that Paraguay viii bring forward a
power which would prove very formida-
bic 10 Brazil
The Uraguan forces were in basty
march for Payasandua, the situation o.
which place, il was thought. world De
eide the war against the rebels. Soms
British, Brazilian and French var yes
sells lay Of Payasandaa
By decree Of the Brazilian Govern
ment, dated September 18th, all the fres
Africans in the Empire, whether ius th'
service Of the State Or individuals, arr
emancipated
Rio Jsneiro was recovering. IN Sigh
degree, from the effects Of the late hasn
eial panic AL the commercial Interests
Of the eouasry were greaily effected B.
the shock sse-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
opsrstion. I'm rsnn......

NEw YoRK, Nov. 23--The latest in.
telligenee represents Gen Hood, with
two corps, numbering together about
$1,000 men. 10 be still In the vicinity ot
Florence, Ala, on the Tennessee River
There are reports that Dick Taylor has
joined him with an additional force oI
10000 His latest movements do poi
indicate an intention Of early offensive
operations.
BeaureKard, with the rebel Gen. Stu
arts corps, was still atCorinth, Miss.
When last heard from, Gen. Thomas
commanding tbs Union army, designed
to check Hoods advance. He is rap
idly concentrating hiA forces, as though
disposed to make an attack on the
rebels in some direction
We nov learn that there vas only one
building in Johnsonville, Tenn, de
stroyed. The place is still held by q
division Of Union troops
The rebel General Breckenridge j
suspected of design TO march iron
East Tennessee on an invasionary ex
petition into Kentucky, aud Gen. Bur
bridge is making rapid disposal Of hi
forces to prevent the movement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
w ednesday
MORNINGS REPORT
GEN. SHERMAN HEARD
FROM.
His Army within 25 Miles
of Macon, Georgia, on
the 10th.
He Meets with no Opposi-
ton.
Gen. Thomas Preparing to
attack Hood.
Beauregard at Corinth.
Interesting News from
South America.
Beauregard at Corinth.
All Quiet in Virginia.
sherman on th. n.mnnr..

Nav YoRE, Nov. 23.-SpeeiaI advice.
received here to-day from Gen, SheF-
mans army. show that be was on the
18th instant within 30 miles OF Macon,
and it is believed that by this time be
has possession Of the place. He has
thus far met with but little opposition,
and bis campaign isprogressing with ali
the success that could be desired.
The 7imes's Washington special SAYS
the latest intelligenee from sherman
reports him within 25 miles Of Macon.
His march has been unopposed. We
may, therefore, look for the announce
meut Of the capture OF the faace ans
hour Maeon il l0+ miles from Atlanta.
and one Of the eeaters Of the great rail.
road system of Georgia. l. also con
taius an extensive arsenal aud cap fac.
tory. It's capture win form the first Of
the series Of brilliant results 20 be hoped
for from Sherman'a grand campaign.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
rred nonriass n RsItimnrs.

& On Thursday evening Mr.. Douglass
was announced to speak in Balsimoref
In mentioning the fact on Sunday week
in his remarks in Zion Church Roches.
ter, be said:
What wonderful changes few short
years have wrought left Maryland a
slave, / return to her freemanl L left
her slave State, retsrn to fnd her
clothed in her new garments Of heerty
and Justice, free StAtst NJ life has
had two erises-she day on which | left
/ MARYLAND, and she day on which return.
may meet my old master there, whom
! | have not seen for maay years. heard
+ he was living only short tine sgO, and
be viii be there, for be Is on the right
side | made q eoBvert Of him years ago.
He wasa very good man with 8 high sense
ofhouor, aud have no mslice to oovercome
in going back among those former slave
holders, for fused TO think We were 81
parts Of one great social system, oEly vc
were at the bottsm snd they a. the top
Ifthe shackles we're around our ankles
they were also on their neeks. The Com
s mon Council and city authorities haEl
promised to be present atthe next meetIn.
. in Baltimore shall be glad TO see them
shall return to them with freedom il
my hand, and point ts her free constitu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
The Exchangs OF Prisoners.

Ia the exchange Of prisoners now
taking place near Savannah, the rebels
get the best Of the bargain. We give
them 10000 hearty, we'll fed, robust fe-
lows, who are ready to enter their army
in an hour after their delivery, while
on The other hand we receive from them
10000 men unfit for duty. Perhaps
hall Of them have served out their terms
OF enlistment and can claim their dis
charge, and the residue viii not be ct
for active service for months. JEFF.
Davis viii gain 10000 veterans with
whom 10 meet Sherman's advancing
army as is approaches the coast, to as
sist in the defense Of Savannah and
Charleston against our troops. Not
witkstanding all OF this the eoantry will
rejoics that 10000 Of our poor boys are
released from malsreatment and stArvA-
ton, &ad restored 10 freedom and their
friends - indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

A correspondent of the Chicago Josfis
nal, writing from Nashville, gives the
following as the programme of sher@
man:
sherman viii move to the eastward in
two columns; one win 70 By way Of Ma
con, and the other direct to Augusta,
and concentration viii be effected at
the latter place. and then future move
msnts viii be determined upon as exi-
gencies may demand.
There are three points, at one Of
which he viii strike-SavannRh, Charles
ton or Beaufort; bat my impression is,
the last named VIII be the point Nv
reasons for this conclusion are these.
/. Savannah, cut of from ail commu-
nicatious, would be valneless to the en-
emy and the same reasons which rem
der Mobile unimportans now, viii render
! It so. with all its railroads cut of
2 Charleston can be cut off, by
moving down the railroad to Branch.
vile. scene twenty or thirty miles to ths
west; and it IS highly probable that
win be General Shermans hne ol
march.
5. Beaufort is already in our posses
sion. We have an abundance of ship
ping and supplies there, and cur mel
will need the latter after their Ions
march, and therefore it is highly proba
bic that Beaufort will be the new base o
Gen. Sherman.
Nevsrtheiess, circumstances may in
tervene to chznge the policy indicates
above; but l ,belisye that the Genera
now intends TO reach Beaufort, but nc
until he has completely isolated bot
! Savannah and Charleston.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NEw YoRK, Nov. 23.-fbere Is moth
ing later from The Shenandoah Valley "a
notice. The rebels have apparently
abandoned she idea, at least FOR the
present Of further conteslipg with Sheri-
dan for its possession.
The Worlds Washington special say y.
0fficers who arrived here to-day from
the front a. Petersburg, state the enc.
my show no signs OF eyaeuatiug Pc
tersburg. On the contrary they have re
sumed picket firing in a most amin ated
manner No odemOnslrations have been
made by them since they eaptared a
small portion OF our picket line in fronl
Of Butler, which they still hold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

.rHE NEWSPAPERS BvsINKss The In.
diAnapolis Journal says that no weekly
paper can be afforded Cor less than two
dollars and ifsy cents year. II urges
general increase in the price Of job
work, advertising and subscription. For
many reasons the present high prices
have been heavier upon newspapers than
any other kind Of business. Much Of
the advertising patronage Of western
papers is based in contracts made when
paper was at half its present price. other
materials aud labor much lower than at
present A newspaper that can live
now can survive any kind of a financial
storm Il requires the closest kind Of
fhaneeering and business management
to keep country newspaper alive now.
Oas Of the lArgcss aud heretofore most
lucrative newspapers Of the West will
hardly pay expenses this year, as one OF
its proprietora informs US Paper is still
advancing in price. Nine cents before
the war, it is now twenty-five, and an.
other advance is threatened Unlesi
Congress removesths duty from foreigu
paper this winter, sne-third of tbs
country newspapers Of this country mus
suceamh. rt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

STREsGTEEsISa TIE SOUTHERN Iowa
BORDER "A lot Of 5000 new Austrian
rides and equipments complete, With
$4,000 rounds Of cartridges, wers ship
ped to Burlington on Saturday, to be
stored there ready for use in case any
rebel invasion Of the Southern Iowa bor-
der should render their use necessary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

sD- The Albany ESentng Journal
has complete returns Of the New Yotk
election, official from all but two com
lieA The total vote is about 73O, 600
$1,000 more than in 1860 The Union
majority for Electors is e,566, and for
Governor 8. s.I97.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
The Old and New Congress.

The returns are new sufacisn;iy dsaalts 10 give
very reliable stsisment ef The poiiiiesl een-
pisxion Of the ns1t House of Representative.
The feliowing taals shows the result o. the slss-
tlohs as fAr - beard frana, wen assstimates q
tbs PAeiae States, fFom whieh no returns have
bsan received also The delegation of each stAie
IN the present Congress. to.wit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

ton, and as the olive branch vas a sign
that the waters of the food we're retiring,
50 vii the freedom which | shall fnd
there be sign that the billows Of slavery
ara rolling back to leave the law bloom
ing again IN the purer air Of liberty and
Justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

s05- The 1884 Ohio volunteer in
fapsrya a new regiment, arrived in
Louisville on Sunday from Camp Dem
nison. The ranks are fall, says the
Louisville Journal, and the men splen-
didIy equipped aud finely oficered. The
lss Is regiment which the Buckeye
State may we'll feel an honest pride, and
We bespsak Tor It proud career
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

So An emancipation movement in
Cuba looks to the gradual abolition Of
slavery, after the 6rst of next January;
slaves TO be free at the age Of twenty
four, and TO be paid for their labor after
reaching the age Of twenty, a. the rate
Of sl02 per annum for four ysars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Uaiou Msjority IN next n Tloase..--...--...4-. Zoe
uuion MaioEisy In present. Hoass...-------- p
nioE gaia -F----------.- -
on the qnsssfo. At the last session foE amend
ing the C11stlFusioa 10 abolish sIsSsFy we believe
fyarteeH votes wanting 70 give is the rrquis-
its two-thirds majority. The same qusssioa vill
he carried in the next House BY ave-sixths yotsi
Instead Of twe-shtrds. Tt not that = nArchfng
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
PIANOS.
FTRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
GROCERIES.

EREsH ARRIVALS.
u cask Soda Ssh,
9 b5ls Fresh Line
80 bsxes nsw Layer Ealsins,
2 bb1ss Gocna Nuts,
10 ss7.s - Pine Appls Chssse,
Ihr- g-Sxri Barfeys
- bbis ssW Cider,
drums bsE COdash,
5 cas- G0resEfrated Lye.
p boxes bf-carhonats sods.
Esosivsd and fsr sale By BELLY 4 CO.
novI5 = Main strsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

norBlSs ovER.

hAAAtgA1 h0L1AAs pFAA-
President Of the ssn2tss Lisussnznt GoTsFaoi
Conrad Baker.
Wayne Oskz8si Bses6a.
Adams Jay and Wells: George s Brown
TFppeeauos. Noses c Cslve.
ParksaBd VsrnIlion. Orr P. Dari.
Monroe and Brswss Paris O Dsaaika-
Possy and VaBasFbuFg George ". Eineh-
Perry. SpeBosg snd Warrfck Heoni l. = uileF
Dearbern. James w. Can.
Carroll and Clinton BsAnder McCgrrg.
Grant and Madison. JohR D. Msfshail
Floyd Angustns Bradley. 81 Y
DsvSess and Enox. , d. wfffiazas
Frsnklin Thomas GHird p
Huntington aHd whitley. Al Dgagias
6rceLs asc 0zens George " Moore
Crawford and 0ranrs Henry Jenkins.
Bartholomew Francis T. Hord
Ohio aud swiizsrisnd A. g. Downey.
ELEcTEn 70 FTlL vAcAs1Fs,
Keseiasko and wAbash: sgharges ~. caspaaau
Alisn: W. W carzon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

g0- The latest and iDsaness Copper
head lie that We have seen in circula-
ton was started by the indianapolis
FoiksbIats II charges that Gov Nor.
ton and Col. Mauk are partners in a
scheme to enlist the citizens Of Ger
many in the armies Of the Union,
against their own free will A paper
that would prevent the countrymen Of
its editor from immigrasing 10 this
eeuHtry, in which be has become rich,
by circulating such infamous lies, is
mean and eonsemptible Beyond the
power Of language to portray.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

19- Rsturns from four hundred and
thirty-sesen towns and cities in Maine
give Lincoln 1882 majority, against
l6,44s majority in the same towns in
October for the Union candidate for
Governor. A few towns are yet to be
heard from, bnt it is safe to say that the
Uniou majority viii reach Ii, 600 on the
home vote r
The official Union majority in Yer
mont Is 29s0o7 The whole number Of
votes cast was 55,74l, an excess over
1860 Of more than IL, 900 votes.
The Official Union majority in Mary
land is 7 7,43i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

I NJ III a n
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

have a very large stock Of the above
Goods l an a.so prepared TO make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
| have got the best workmen IN my en-
ploy in the West, and warrant ail goods
made by ne. Aad as my expenses are
not heavy, can and viii sell goods low
er than any other house in the city Of
the same kind All ! ask Is for those in
want of fine clothing to call and zee
what / have got No trouble to shoz
goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
S o.

Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all Of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
ANo Goods at retail.
TNo charge for Boxes
and Drayage. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

No. 25


Has in store . large and well as
sorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities. and will con-
tinue to receive the whole season.
direct from the manufacturers. the
best and latest styles. which l viii
sell as low a. any House in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
G1isaI.I.Ilea.
DIX0Y'S 1ROMATIC
NABMINATIVE

f. ibe 4aly ssfe and sdrs cure. Il con
=aiHs No nrf-r-s 9T delcterious drugs no min
raj or g sfz7 i's afisus oomp0ands common
e sla4ea1 = eas.esrlily sold Tor tAis olaEs oi
Iisease. ItIsa3 efic.ei thai Physicians
ssry generally use is ia their practice IL
lll.rifonic aud dangerous cases
Ri- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
gul compositions, (many Of which under.
- iHs aRl rfiia lhe constitution when you
'au obtain 20 ualaihng remedy as simple
shd stfc as gleekberries themselves.
AsE for Dfw0S HLtcRHERnr CARNIsA.
riFE. aud see that the proprieisrs name is
sriltcH on the outside wrapper Of each bot
ie Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

A correspondent of the Chicago Jo,ns
nal, writing from Nashville, gives the
following as the programme of Sher-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

CuOfcE TEAsf
~ 20 n chests assorted Young Hysea Tea,
foZ do 3napowder Tea,
BZ DO Imperial Tea,
a0I do Japan do
20H do ortsi Black Tea frea
All The above Teas were selected By nyseiG and
offer them 10 tbs tfads being the best 10 the
asArkst. Al are asked 70 try them. Samples will
be given when asked, ~ II. A. COOKS.
CtAsfOH PREsEgvkD GISGER.
" eases preserved Gtugsr,at
IL A COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

liam sAusAaEi
II $50 lbs Ham Sausage, somsthins new asd
nice. Cali and Try L. at II. A. C0Ok's,
DUkE CIDER VINEGAR.
20 bbis pure Cider Vinegar at
IA COOKS.
DLATr cos BALTIMORE OYsTEKsl-
Received daily. Warranted fresh.
n. A. COOK, Agent.