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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

Tue REBEL SOLDIERS WOULD DEsERT
~ LINCOLN WAS 2xKIxorED. - The
Wheeling, West Va, IateHsyeneer Of
Tuesday notices the arrival there Of a
party Of twenty men from various parts
of Southern Virginia. refugees from the
rebel CONSUMPTION They we're of the
more respectable looking class of cit,
zens, and the Iafelligenesr SAYS;
These men say that Early does not
hope to occupy the Valley much longer
All the Government stores are being re.
moved to Lynctburgh Two ofthe rriu.
gees Of whom We speak assured as that
they had heard hundreds OF rebel sol.
d:ers say they would desert il Lincoln
was re elected; that il was 20 use eight
log any logger. and that they would not
DO il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

A sErssisn.--A foraging party, con-
sis'ing of two hundred men and large
train of wagons, went out from Calhoun,
ia, some days ago, in the direction of a
small village called Paramount, and,
when near the latter place, on their re-
turn, we're attacked BY a party Of rebels
under two leaders named TAFT and
Fields. in the fght which ensued the
rebels we're driven oF With loss Of
three killed, who we're left on the field,
oar men losing none.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

WOUNDED .SoLDIERs.-The hospital
steamer d. A. January put tho balance
Of her sick and wounded into the hospi-
tails, below The city, and returned ic
Nashville.
They number 10 oil over $50, ant
many Of them, we regret to learn, are
nursing very bad wounds received al
Dalton, Resaea and other points, ia
skirmishes with Hood.
All sick and wounded are being sent
from below to Nashville, aud even from
that point to hospitals farther north.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

TRIAL OF INDIANS FOR MURDER.-Gen
Sibley issued orders, on the 18th, organ
izing Military Commission for he trial
OF Little Six and Medicine Bottle, the
two Indians captured by Major Hatch 5
command, nearly year ago, who are
confined at the fort. TIE Commission
yves ordered 10 Commences the trial last
Wednesday. The Indians will be tried
for murder and other high crimes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

ISoESDIAKIsx.-The Louisville Union
Press Of Monday says Soon ansr mid i.
night Saturday the dwelling Of Captain
Geo. Asheraft, ofths steamer Mercury
on Green street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, was discayerea on iress The
IRE had been Communicated iton the
outside, at the end Of the kitchen, n
frame building. and il soon reached the
roof Mrs sAshcrSft was suddenly awak-
ened TO fud her house in flames over
her head. She bad restless child,
which had cried for drink Of watsr bat
g short time previous, and before retir
ing again the mother thought she heard
noise outside the house, and awaking
her servant girl, in the same room, dis
patched her across the street to a neigh
Dor for assistance. The girl, on going
out at the front door, saw the light OF
the hre, and ran back to give the alarm.
The neighbors soon collected and remoy
ed the furniture, bnt the frame kitchen
and half the roof was burned before che
FIRE engines could get water1o the fre.
II vas then soon extinguished. though
damaged % The extent Of ever 500.
The house was, we believed, fully in
sured, andis is thought that it was set on
fire from the outside, through the wealth
erboarding, as there had been no fire in
the kitchei for several hours There is
no public cisteFn in that vicinity, and
the hOase was nearly bHrned 10 the
ground before water could be procured
Fire-plugs should be rssorted to BY the
city authorities ~ :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30


PERsoxAL--We rejoice 10 learn, from
the following General Order, that our
fellow-townsmGn, Capt C. X. DREw, has
been promoted to the Responsible posi-
ton of Chief Quaftermaster Of the Right
Wing Of the 10th Army Corps. This is
General A. J. Smiths corps, and We
doubt not our young friend is already
beginning to see some OF the stern re-
alities" Of war. We are confident Gen.
Smith could have made no better selee-
ton for so responsible position, for we
are satisfied that il anybody is posted"
In the Q. N. Department, Capt. Drew is
the man. AS he has been assigned to
do Majors work, we trust be may soon
receive a Majors commission: ga
HQRs RIGHT WIxG 16rH ARMY CoRps,
81. LOUIS, Nov. III, 1564
General Order No I6. ~
Capt O. X. Drew, A. @. M., having
reported to these headquarters for as
signment to duty, is hereby announeed
as the Chief Quartermaster Of the Right
Wing Of the 10th Array Corps He viii
be respected and obeyed accordingly.
BY order Of Major Gen. A. j smith.
j. Hou0LE, a. A. Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
VICKERY BROS.

I AMP CHIsfNsYSv r = = (
II IS doE No. Chimneys,
$50 do del T1doQ eSuaS axtr,sh.... ~
- de- dec a~da W. -
do do ) or Mammoth Chimnevs.
10 store aaa for sale, wholesale and rytaii. ~
-sfSS&t al 9 NICKERY BROS y
No. ~ Main strNes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Capture OF Capt. Ned Montgomery
and other Rebels.


The steamer Magent $ up from New
Orleans, brings the folIowing interest
ing news to Cairo:
The steamer Gray Eagle has arrived,
having on board Captain Ned Montgoa
cry and tWentysix other rebel prisoner,
captured at ChOetaw Bend on Wednrs-
day last The party at the time Of the
capture we're on their way 10 Tex Z,
where Capt Montgomery is said to b. Z
purchased rancho, on which ha iniel a.
ed TO reside for the balance of his DAYS.
On Montgomery we're found $3.50, 005 Ia
foreign exchange and quantity Of mon.
ey and all the party were mounted on
fine blooded horses. Captain Moutgem-
cry Is we'll known, having been in charge
Of the construction of she Confederate
feet at the time FsFragut passed the
forts. He skedadled at that time, and
has since been engaged in the guerrilla
business, which seems to be profitable
judging from what was found upon him
1t is said that be has quit the rebel ser
vice, and had determined to become !
peAeeable citizen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

GUzEkiLLAs ~ ARKAxsAs-A family
@ho arrived from near Batesyille, Ark
isst might, report Prices army breaking
ap into guerrilla bands and coming into
that region in large numberA The fam.
ily are relatives Of our friend A. Hay.
hurst, Of this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

A HARD CAsE.--we saw, last night
an old man who served in the war OF
1872, and who has been for some time
in the service during the present war.
He had nice home in Tennessee,
with property worth some $4,000, but
all has been swept away BY the rebels,
who fred his house over the heads Of his
family, and drove them forth to want
and poverty.
The OH man was here entirely desti-
tate, in feeble health, trying TO make his
way to Louisville, which he was able to
do through the kindness Of = generous
citizen who was interested in his
afnrU
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

FATAL ACCIDENT. A man, whose
name sc, could not ascertain, was killed
al Patoka yesterday, under the follow.
ing circumstances: He was tending q
saw-mill, and was in the act Of throwing
a sawed log of the carriage, when, run
ming his crowbar too far under the log,
the saw-frame caught the end of it
throwingit up. and striking him on the
neck, breaking If, and causing imme
diafe death.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Rattle Imminent

The Louisville u5aion Prsss, Of Mon
day, says; 5it57
81 I'VE had an interview Yesterday with
m intelligent gentleman directly from
Golumbis, Tenn, witch place he lefs on
Friday lest he is an official In fha
army, with unusually good opportunities
OF observation he regards battle be
tween the Fespeetivn ar9nies of Hood and
Thomasr scmewheFe on the line of the
railroad between Columbia and Nash
rifle, or At the former place, As immi-
nant and almost inevitable. Heavy can
nonAdIng. short distance from Colum-
biA, was heard at that place when he
lssl Hoods eaiire force was under.
stood to be IN the neiahborhood. and
making determined effort to advance
towards Nashville Prisoners recently
captured from his command eoufirus the
ramors respeetaRg the scarcity Of sup
Plies, and the prsearioHs methods of OBJ
tanning them Their appearance gives
emphasis to their reports. = Clothing
scanty and ragged -te-she last degree n
decency, and chronic hunger in their
coantensnees They have been for
weeks subsisting altogether on plunder.
no rations having been issued for a long
tine. 80
No fears are entertained So 20 tie
result Of conflict wherever and when
ever il may occur, Our. force is annie
and wen posted 1t IS pre-eminentIv
desirable that Hood should press on in
his hsEshrsiued campaign. His STRAIT
egyiand struggling nay ere all of the
desperate mood, and desperation is the
only resource left him from which 10
derive prospects or hspss- It is pas
sion that sometimes works wonders in
t'sds-fdssdI eombats, but cannot bs re.
bed on IS the stimulus and motor-forre
OF q large army. Tie prisoners say
Hood has promised them trip 10 Lon !
isyills before his campaign closes lTbev |
look for thsTfal6lnent OF this pledge n |
3 slightly modified form@They-a9lir;-
pate visit to this civilized and com
Portable region IS prisoners Of war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

So Lat q sick and wounded soldi r. trans
ported On the L. 5. Hospital Steamer D. A. JAnn-
AIRY, to tie hospitals Of this city. November zssh
= Lorenk5 D. Hesey. =. 18th Ills. Jesss Thorn
kerry, III, 4tin ky.s Wm- Ovens, y. 18th Ky /;
Wa 7. Sibsen. :, b Iiis.; Lsaodsr Ksseoranz
sefgsant. c. s4fh Ills: VIM. T. Scott. II, los.a
Ill.,; EdwaFa y korahIr, b, 10sd lila. Jossph
Bhykasd, p l02a flls. John Kunfsgtdss. VI, Tth
Penn, Cav. David Z Case. 8, - Ilis. George
NJ spink. A. 1zth Iils. Gssrgs n. Long, Corpo-
Eais Z, p Ky. GsE.s FredeFiek Bsbeoek. 6, 10Th
Iils.i LdNAFd sary, D. ioSth Ilis-; Peter PAngh.
~ 7th Ills 3 MsfTit Watkins, D. 18th Hss: 81
whesler, A. Tsth Ills George W. Hewitt. /, cab
Ills Hssiiars ehoa's. y, sd III LauFeues
Ia.. John 4 e. Fioyd, A, Tth Iils.; KdwArd ,.
p. BsArsoa, X, I0@th fils William Coy. I, 9Th
Ky Georgs y LsSis, ssfssent, D, ssth Ills. /;
Ills: George ". Huiiag. @, s9th Ills; Jshu
Hainliue, 9, Jath lila Jane. Buchanan. corpo
raj, y. soth ma Leonard y. MArberry, X, Lat
Ill Light Art samuel Daviason, Corporal. l.,
ISL Ky c4v.i ZaehariAh Miles. 4, Sd ky Cav !;
Ja4sa Holt b. 79d Ills; Hardin Hands "a y.
ssth Ills William b csiiison Corporal, x. ri
Illa htnry lie, 9, I'd Ky. Cav Joshua ,.
i2Sth Ills JoAn y. HIii @, f0th m Cav T; i.
sisvei. A. Seih III, Louis b. Eii, II. ssih IN I,
william NanEey. ID, 9Th Ill. George Tlss. O. fszd
III ChsEles q schuie@, 9, Goth III. J. orc ADJ,
+ slst III. Aathaa Hazard, --~--, 3stk III
Bsgisy. ,, 5iss nj; Dalisl ss~comb. D, 7sIh
IN; Enseh ~ Fostsr, d, Ii2th III IaAac Psnn.
layton. =, IOth IT,; ChaIiss A. FLAT, oosporsl.
b, u III. EEedsrick CT ineFd, O. $50 IIi.s John
esibbs II. 18Th III. z. Br0sn, B. Bath Ks; los
nrAta, J, ii0th ia john Kiippnsr, A, iagh HI I;
Eiward Z. Dag8tAs, A, fsth III; Mn. ~ rhsmT-
son. n, 4sth III; Samuel GarmAn. G, sd HI !:
David q. Aeeres j, s9tb Ill Sidney A. Hose
+, esih III y. nmith. l, Vi NJ. Cav; Hiram
shiPpsy. d, saith III Cyrns a. Kohey, y, SD
III John bue4a, y, 5ist Ill. George VI krue.
.. txth H.; fhtmas J. Tabor. Corporal, y, filtk
III. James hebsn neaBh, J. Aoth ILL., Paul Rich.
AZ IL - naa -
Ill. ysmas effiekisn, l. 1i0fh ia; Jeass Mar
pay D, 2lst AZ y. rouisos. n. i02d IT.; wsa
q. shat non. q J4ih III; fIsury b. cressiar H.
s1hfii, ca. James usndrahsn, X. eogh IN n
Clark, H. i5tA aS.s J NJ. Nsupart, II, fgth Ky. !;
Martin Y. simnaus, d, tth Ky; Peter Mzxr a.
g, sIst III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

GLORIOUS ESTEkrRtsK.-We learn that
the soldiers Of Illinois regiments have
determined TO raise fand called the
Yates Testimonial Fond" to Be ap-
piled for the purchase Of grounds aud a
house to be presented 10 Gov. Yates as
a family residence, as a testimonial OF
their respect for him Ter bis unliriug
efforts, both "a hes oihe;si and private
capacity, for their welfase aud comfort
IN the Geld aud hospital The following
regiments have contributed as follow !.
5lst regiment, 1926. f0lst regime OF.
S2l5; l6th regiment, Ass; aud the
42d regiment sl25 The enterprise is
noble one, and we tFasts il may be
brought &c successful issue. Illinois
State Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30


GuERsiLLAs Rourrn N fExyEssEE.-
Passengers arriving in Louisville from
ClarksviIle, Tenn Sunday night, state
that courier arrived in that placa SIM
day morning from yellow creek, between
the Cumberland. and Tsnaesses rivers,
with dispatches from Capt Cutter, in
command ofa mounted expfaision sent
out from GAINESVILLE and Fort Donelson,
informing Col Smith that on Saturday
afternoon he attacked a largs force Of
gzerillas under Col. Hawkins, and
after brisk skirmish. routed them. The
despatch was written IN great hasIe and
no particulars given Il Is presumed
that the Captain viii follow up his advan.
sAgs, and either capture or drive the ont
laws south ofshs Tennessee. u u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

gag The Continental Bank, Il. Lyon
i Go, proprietors, is now open for The
transaction Of general Banking bust
nesa. Money will bersceived on deposit,
Gold. Silver Dsmsad Notes and Cou-
pons bought and sold, aud unearrent
money Of all kinds win be bought at The
Highest market rates Noy30-3l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

s~ FWenty-three Of Adam Jobnsou's
men, who have been confined in the
louisville Barricks Prison as xuerr;ll.s
says the Louisville Journal, we're YES
terday turned over:to Captain Jones, to be
forwarded as prisoners of war. We pre-
sumo that the csptiyss do not regret this
change, as itisfar from pleasant to be
confined IS guerrilla.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

MEETING OF STocKHoLDERs.---rh sub
seribers 70 the stock Of the Tobacco
Warehouse are requested to meet this
wednesday, evening, at the store Of
Messrs. Jaquess & French, at 7 eolock,
TO transact important business. Every
subscriber is earnestly requested to be
present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
I'm Mennoriunn.


Died, Of Consumption, as the residence OF Ise
husband 20 Piks osaasy, ladi@sa, 6usesahSr -.
ise4, Ms MAnr EIchAsssos, wifs 81 !. ". ri.
aEdscH, Esq. E
She ~Ss born IN Pike eesnty. TAD, "a as = "a
DAY q January. IsE. IL her family "a
asseiionaie aud Kind. She vas ever ready 10 adj
minister 70 the watts Of tsoss Ia distrsss. . be-
lived an exemplary Christian, saa her aziIy walk
and conversation showed she bad t~en rsth Jesse,
and learned Of him. nrefE HM
Dearest sister thsu hast sssg -
Here thy tos ~ asspiy tsSi,
Bst lie God that hath bersft as
he can all eur ssrrows heal
AEienp fasJssus-peseafui rest
Whose wHking l. supremacy b est:
No fear. 30 wus shall dim ths hour
That mAnifssts the s4vIsEsa p.osefsss
Auses5d. six ehlldrsn, and uurzsraas rsla-
tives and frisuds mourn her lsusz saa was truly
sister Ia Eloa. Fsses % hsr nssnary.
Law FKEsusss.
Pis&sAatsills, Had, sor. s7th. 1884.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

81 John FL Scott, Second street, be-
iow Main, has all the latest Magazines
and Pictorial papers, besides a large
collection Of Stationery and light read
ing, Photographs, Albums, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

s0s- Remember that ]. ]. Coins enc
stock Of Dry Goods is being sold at nue.
ton every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
arday morning and evening; also, every
Friday evening, all Of the time at pri-
vate sale. Hiram Nelson attends to the
auction sales. Bs on hand, Il you want
bargains Cornaraof Main aud Third
streets, at II. Nelson auction room.
Nov 29.iw. aeg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

BoGRDERs wAxTEp-Twelve or filleen
gentlemen can Be accommodated at Mrs
F. A. Young Il on Firs. street, between
Vine and Division. Noy2g-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

This Is q falling of on Gov. Morson's
vote Of 6St Wewill publish the Official
vote BY counties 70 morrow. Lndtanqp-
olis Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

DR- BLAsg's IrcH CERArE-A sure
and speedy ears for this perplexing dis
ease, price go CENTS Ar. A single jar
will produces aFermanent cure. without
inconvenience tothe patient
KgLlER & WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for
Evansville Eov2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

Bocus NEwS-The Louisville Jour.
MAJ OF yesterday has news from Hood
and Thomas by ihe Nashville train,
which arrived IN Louisville on Sunday
night, leaving Nashville At 7 O'Clock yes.
terdAy morning - EvaasSIlle Times Of
yesterday. @
There Was no news brought up BY
passengers on the Nashville train last
evening .-Loafsrii'e Journal Of Mon
day
What foolish thing it is Tor man
TO so palpably falsify current history.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Sherif,s Sale 40 les
sheriR's gale No. lae.

DYvIRrUE or TWO ExEcUTfOxs ISSUED
- Qat 81 sks eeaea ~ ths Cart az the Court 81
Con mon Pleas Of VAadegburgh county, IadIzna
IN favor Of Robert Fergus and s y Gilbert 4 W.
r. Eaksr. aad 4gziast NEtthas Mefnsfny viii.
ca THURSDAY, DECEMBER =, 1864,
Betweea the hours 81 10 a'ciock a. IA. and 4
ecoek p, Al. q sad day at The door 81 thu Court
House IN tbs city Of EsAnsxiiie, InAiana essr for
ssls. 81 Hakie Auctioss thu reuts ARd prohts fur
real estate, to-Nit LOts No. three fsl sear "a.
eFs Isl six 80, sine (a9 thlrtssn ff1). faursssn
tl4l, nfteen u5l, sixisen alsl seventssnf(tTl and
elghtesn u.s. - block No. thres (s1 Ia MeInerny
Enlargement Of the city q Evansville, IN Van
derburgh county, State Of Ihdiena AID shasII
said rents spa proats not ssil Dor suEn suf8csai
e satisfY said writ and Cos L. win, al the saas
tine and place. c9ar fer eAs ths e. simple Of said
premises. GEORGE WoLFLIN
na0-3w sharia v @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
0nleial Vote or Indiana for President
In 1871.

The following is the official vote of
this State, By Congressional Districts. as
reported by the MarsbaIs who were ap
pointed to collect and compare the vote
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

%see advertisement of room to
rent in another column.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Jacob Straub & Son.

AxEs.-LippincOtts. sharp's. and
others.
AXE HANDLES. turned.
Wood aud Cross Cut Sawg-e0m-
mon and Patent. t
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
| Shovels and longs.
Steel Pire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shovels. Long and -"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assort-
Pocket Knives, ment, 1T very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels. and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files; Butcher. Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
also. full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

ca The trial Of John Tucker, of Vim
cennes, the alleged mail robber, has been
postponed until December.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
To the Farmers Of Vanderburgh
County:
sTRAYED.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
NEw 9AIsIsg. -5-T75EIE = IL
- boxes and half BOXES beS Raisina, ans 8
bois cErTA1ts. iast receiVed by
9 "a @ r s ResToS 60.
IN BOXES OHEESk-KxTRA BA11BuEG-
~ received By E. s. BUsToS CO.
Jfl0 PACKAGES MACKEEAb-BAEEELs,
lOAl half barrels aud kits, JEST rsesiEsa y
Z, :, Ees1O-s = -
IOO boz COVE 0HsTEas KEcEIyED TBS
llgtJ daF ty ~ r. > BCtTOE Co
CBEEN APPLES.
iT % bbl, 5s.ss via ~ a ppies fof ssss ~
Eozs 3. q RUsTpE Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

a. ,zIITVs
.zzarsZz ssL -zss ~ ssa1s3s rz@4
g-gz@ .xsss szass-zs - ~
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.tar af .a5a44.- s-a
at ss-r E=r
Aes Seas tiz--s-t4-. sz1ssE 1zss-g
14Eas1 p .oEk
-Esa, ssls $50 Es7s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
OYSTERS.
aIALTRY's OYSTERS.
H. Aecnaan,

-~HeLRsAhE- ssp- RETAIL DEALER
Fresh Oysters. = u
HS- Oysters sAippea 10 All points ss,kks.f IN
ice, aud warranted fresh and gsood Z $3.50 !
II HERMAN,
novsS No. Is. First Street, EYansyiIle4 Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
GROCERIES.

VI All kinds, and OF the best quality; aud, Ia
snort everything usually kept IN Grocery and
ftoNlsien otefo. f1'i la t1f itt Jesus 81 +
sc Full satisfaction will be given 90 all our
80 Remember the plare. No 1ls Main street
o . FOURTH street and the easals : oess
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-06
@entraI.
How TO Keep in Good Health
~ 1eH - ge AND 't,a 't"
WHAT IS THE CAUSE oF DISEASE
menttaI.


TINHE pnmsr sause OF every disease that Assh ls
l. heir ~ - impQrty Of the blood The blood be-
comes impure nom many causes. Impure ar OF
change OF vi ather umwhdlesome food and exposure
are amoas the punc pal causes of impuuty OF thp
blood The sym otoms are giddness, headache, cor.
Igs'd thought ey dul IND heavy, drows sness, CON
81 Jatpn Of the bowels, had taste In tho mouth foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains IN the hack and legs
ors Of appetite, sleepiess nights cole, eTamp, pain
aud tghtness of the chest heartburn gout and rheu
inatisin, puflug and pursng, chls and fevers more
or less accompanying these and long tram OF trouh.
lfsolhe ana nhnBerOus Hhecuons, all OF which may he
prevented ana cured by ainng a lew doses OF Or.
5TRlCKLA DIS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
blLlOuS PILLS. They will purity he blood and put
the stomaehi bowels and hvor IN healthy condition.
Fhey are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases' Every RmS and every soldier Should
keep Hupply OF these Hlls many diseases are Oh
waited hy cir use They a Inild and safe fned
taking cold t''' 80
Sold BY AL druggists, or semitic any part on receipt
Of lNenty i've Coats and mped envelope nddress
ed DR.. srRIOkLAND, east Fou, tn street, Ciueinna
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COUGH NO MORE,
TRY SrRICKLAND's BLELLlFLUous COUGH
.l sB.kLSAM, bhd &. 10 y

Tmsla the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, Hoatsaness, Astama, Whooping Cough and
Oonsumpuon. Everybody who has tried this excel
legt haisam enthusastchy recommend it mrs
Mitchell, Barr street Cincinnati, says she has beenA
lear u sufferer with cougn for many years 50 bad as
MOTTO beaoie ,yak up stairs she took one bottle
o. TINS basant aad has beel better since, and
ADVISES all Who aaye Cosighs, Ids aud Asthma 10
ny this valuable Coug Hslsafn. Fifty cents per bot
he sold by all qIugists. and manufactured NJ No 8
east Fourth street. CipGinnAti
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Respectfully solicit, and viii take pleasure in at
tending TO your insurance wants.
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aul0 Agent at Dayton,