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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

TaEGrKE The presentation Of the
celebrated and popular comedy, FancbOn
the Cricket, I4st night, was a perfect
success in every respect The Hall vas
densely crowded, and almost every part
was well represented Miss Fanny B.
Price. Of course, was the great sttrae-
ton, carrying every heart away with
her, and increasing the great admira-
ton already entertained for her by our
thcAtre-gsers. Mrs MILFORD, as the Witch,
played her part elegantly; while Mr..
Holland, Mr.. DUNCAN, Mr. Dunn, and
Mr. Racker played admirably, As they
always do.
Mrs. Rucker proved herself also no
ordinary actress, while Mr. Dana ap.
peared to great advantage. Everybody
was pleased, as they were bound to be.
This indispensable play viii be re
peated tonight, and those who fail TO see
it will lose delightful treat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30


A Nav Yeas. April -.
oOTT0N quist And STEADY xasss1ss tss MD.
dliaG rpi4nas
FLoEh very dali auaettira, sad k6tinc i8sers
81 4ie40s - ar kxtfA STATE, az Taas& far EKftz
40, and = ts4ss Al trails bfaads, ussfkst
st'-slmF haavfs No hnysrs ~ the 0atstae pFs -.
WHISKY iFFwEaiar. unsssttiad, AID Hover i.ssi9
bris Mssisra rspertei a. ~ ~ bayvFs Esssraiiy
0asr "a teAAt Ia
whkAT very DALI end homsinaliY loser 81 70
ass 10 feF ChicaRe srFing. Ssi zlasi ~ faf
Miisaaks~ club. aAa 81 Tswsa - bF Wtn ~
Rel NestNrn
coRN aan and drasplug. q ssssi . for
MfHsa
Cars dHii aa1 loser. s&7sAe $50
ekocGKlks -censs arru. sagaf steady. Ne
ixss%s arta.
PROVISIONS Pork shade asses So hlF
Mes. saa 81 ssassz7 2. fsF Mes DO shlsfiy -
ths iaasds Ffice.
GpLp lover sBssiss - 10. aha closing
e0NEaS aEsf sToCEs aaIl glvssT~@a.
tiss, eeRF0as. tiftFautt z-to TEsssafs
Sstpss oeiebsF sad April. IN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

then opened on them, secured a cross
IRE on them, and although the banks
we're very high, xe gained brilliant VIC
tory. In hall az kour their artillery was
ssienccd, With TWO pieces disabled, and
IN another half hour they were complete
~ routed Over 20 we're killed out
right and 2Q0 or 500 wounded Mssksts,
knapsaeks, &c, we're lyisg all around
the held, and their own wounded uneared
Tor. From the latter We lean ned that We
bad klled General Greea AID a number
Of ofhcesS The next place At which
they attacked rs was bluff, but we
sooa drove them out Of there, and all
down the river il was one continual
Eghs; but we brought every thing TO
Grand Eeore safely, aud with eompAra-
lively suall loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Reitz thoneht e al tha nnestion nou

Reitz thought ss as the question nov
stood, the bounty should be given,
trough he thought the principle of Civ.
ing bouuties wrong
Commissioner Hogue thought if money
WAS the object Of enIisting, it was bad
thing. he preferred to make up the
money by subscription, and would give
largely from his own pocket His town
ship, Armstrong, had made up 81 500
in two nights for bounties last year, and
be thought she would do it again.
Nurre thought ell boGnties wrong, but
he bad $50 ready in his pocket 70 give
and let taxation go "If you give 500
now, said be, Sin two or three months q
new call may be made for three years
men, and a proportionate amount would
be required, and the county is not able
TO give il, and it never should be said
chile be was on the Board that the com
ty was bankrupt"
Veile said Nurses objections and offer
to give $50 amounted to nothing. The
Commissioners had control Of the peO-
Pies money, and a majority Of the people
By their representatives were there, and
had asked the appropriation, and now
they dsmaded il, as they had right to
do. Pigeon township would pay more
than FIVE eightbs Of the entire amount
and her demands should be heard. We,
the people. demand this a. q right
Msghee had SEEN the system Of sub
scription tried. and few liberal hearted
men gave all, while others equally able
gave nothing. by an appropriation
from the County Treasury, the burden
would fall equally on all Many young
men, full Of patriotism and willing to 90,
we're not able 10 go without this bounty.
Mayor Baker said that in view Of the
fact that Pigeon Township would have to
pay about three-fourths Of the whole
amount, the city Of Evansville,
which was pretty much the whole Of the
township. would guarantee TO pay the
taxes Of any Township that repaid
at-d the debt, and be. believed the Com
mon Council would back him IN the offer.
Under this pressure the Commission
ers consented 70 appropriate the mag.
unanimous sum Of $50 to each volunteer,
up to the quota Of YandeFburgh County.
Various suggestions were made to ia
crease the sum to 800, bat the Commits
sioners we're memorable, and the record
was 20 mzde up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

PHILADELPHIA, april 2S.-The Union
Convention assembled hereto-dsy, Res
olutious were adopted that electors al
large be instructed to support Lincoln
for the Presideuey, and oppose all Ell,
10 postpone the Baltimore Convention,
and that one Of the hardest blows that
eould Be inflicted on the rebels would be
the certainty OF the reelection Of Lin
coin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
COMMERCTAI-.
Cincinnati Markets.

cIScIxskri. April sa-PM.
FLOUR dali. sap~tans oHsFsd 81 s. t06sSa 50
WHEAT uominafiy g lever. and daIit He'd
81 81. aud Waite s. q.
CORK In bsftrr a-nznd Kar s.. ssa shelisd
81 10. Eh- asmzad f0T shelisd IL qaitr aetfss
OATS szeskir
BARLEY 10 seo< demand Al 81 soasi 90 for
sprlug saa Fall
WHISKY uassttisd and aomiaai ns heysrs a.
81 ~ a. tha Close. Holders withdrew from
tbs naFkef
PR0VfsIOSs ara. Meas PORK eiosea ara
saias .sa0 bFls city Al 80. sna 30 ksis Prise
M-s - sanse rasa. Bscsu Shcaidsrs suti ~ II .
tsosE. ahieh IL "a atsancs % e. Notkias fFzns~
plfvd iu hah Meats. Lard qaiss a. - g.
QCEBfEE--cc1s~ hrIa 81 s8sffTe. aassr Al
Sasf<1e No{asses sasancri - 81 o.
e0Lp 7sess9. sILfER t4ssos. EXCHANGE
ara rates slsady
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

RHISE WISE-Ar. Philip Euler, on a
recent visit to Germany, brought With
him on his return some splendid Rhine
wine, which be selected himself, and be-
ing . good judge, knows it to be the pure
juice of the grape. Some of it is of the
vintage of 1889, aud is truly 8 magui6
cent article. For medicinal or sseri-
mental purposes, We presume 1t has no
equal in the city. Persons desiring
some Of this choice wine can leave tEeir
orders at Philip Euler, Jr.'s, Saddle and
Harness establishment on Main Street
above Third. In these days Of adalter-
ssed liquors it is rarely that an oppor-
tnnaty occurs TO get pure article of for
sign wilma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

SALE To-pAX-Dou't fail to attend
Johnson's great sale Of real estate at the
Court House, to-day. You may make
as much in half day at this sale, as
you can make by six months labor.
Commences precisely at . o'clock P. NJ.
I. is not often that such property is put
into market; you may never meet with
such an opportunity again Let as all
sso
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
HONG INTERESTS.

To PHSueIASs.-ff yoa vish 70 purchase pare
Drugs, sssiieias-, and chsmtczls At SMALL i'd
vzHss Eassera Rri0~.s 80 asd examine KEILKa
q wars stock, ~here yea ~iIl aaa every arti-
ets that y ue<ied b the preessser, and priess
which e.a.ot nl 10 give sssssmSsion. Their
ore 10 At 10. "A Mzia stssst. ss4y4dAwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

wAsHISoroS, A pril Is The resolatioa
Of the House Naval Committee to-day
declares it essential TO the service thai
a navy yard be At once established at
some point between ST. Louis and Cairo
Oilers are for site higher up the Ohio
RIVER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
8be Daily dunrnaI.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
sATURDAY................................-APRIL %
JoUREAL oYFTcE.


JOB w0RK.-Ths Journal once u Furnished
with fall a.sortmsat Of nsv ssd boautfzi type.
Of the latest atyiss and Is fully prepared to exc
cute as handsoms work As can Be done is The
State, such - LKTrEs HsABs, BnL.HEADs,
HEaDfsss, CIRCULARS, Bv1EEss cAnDs. BALL
TIeKETs, sessgIss-BnLs, PosfsAs. 40, Be. either
IN plain Or fancy eeiors.
OUR BIsDERY.-ws have IN eoasse,lon with
this sBes one the best BOOK BIEDERIEs aud
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER this state
and are prepared 70 Do nuLIss and sISDrse az DE-
sired Magazines, Periodicals, &C.. boasa ia any
style required, and old books rs-bOsnd at short
notles. Ls5gsrs, journals and blank books. for
Railroads, stssnboan, Banking Houses, hsr-
chants, &C, manufactured On a. reasonable terms
- any other establishment.
An worE done At this efses viii b. done prompt
y, asa Will be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE J0CRNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

coaghs, csias, sore Threat, Asth-
ma, ssa asapstea.-Is Il ssiy Hsess-
ssFy tor any enc sroatlea wish thsse eunpisiais
10 try sns hastls II Dr.. striekisnd's hsiliassus
csaxh B.isasa ~ esnsiaes thsa that thu - shs
bsst YrspsFsiioa used. II not euiy sasss The
sbsss sauetisns Of The Thrssi snd LHsxs, but a
cares Sight swsass snd sRit1isE II Bissa. sad =
as szoslisat sarsis fsr say kina a sat~ Threat.
IL {. FisAs.st 20 TAKE. ER4 ssss Hsdlsias So IN
fats. Prlss = esass per bettis. STA by ~
druggists. aga iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

CINCINNATI, April 29-The river has
risen l3 inches; now 24i feet in tie
channel
Weather clear. Thermometer 60; Ba-
romeler 29-54
PrrTsHUgo, April -. The river Is s
feet ; incess by the pies mark.
Weather clear and pheasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

RRCRUIrIss We understand that
Capt Frank Tribble Is recruiting 8 com
pany for the 100 days service We hope
he will meet with sEccees in his patriotic
efforts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

McALI1sTER-The most distinguished
performer 10 legerdemain 10 the world,
Prof MeAllister, opens here this (Satur
day. evening. If our readers want al
hour of side.splitting merrinent and
thrilling wonder, 60 to Crescent City
Hall and see AeAllister.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

DR. Hsb<ru. canesr ane Consumption eh2mPi0a.
has Isexfsa 81 los fs@rboFn Street.. opposite p o..
chie3xe. fIIs. H. saeoszsfasis kills AID extracts
esheers sifhoas Ezin O. kaise, In ffon isar 20
tssaty -fssT Asars. Also cures al kiHas af sores
and pills. A cure sl~sss guaranteed or no pay.
decs8 ~ P. o. Boz s413.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

e9rWe especially call atteLiiOn to the
advertisement Of the Misses Lawrence,
in this mornings Journal They have
been appointed agents for some choice
musical instrRments, and invite an ex-
animation Of the articles offered by them
for saie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
THE VERY LATEST
TIE LEG II AP H.


NKw YoRK, April 29.-The Tribune 5
special says Gen. Butler win take the
held; that Gen. Smith was ordered to re-
port to him, aud that Gems. Gilman and
Smith viii command a corps under But
Ter, when the right time arrives.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Avmy New.

WAsHISaroS. April 29.-Gen Grant
continues very active, moving rapidly
from point TO point
The enemy ia our immediate front
have, for two or three days past, been
very active, as il anticipating an adj
vance
Deserters say thst Lee Is bringing ap
forces from Charleston, Lynehburg and
other points
tross's Sp cial
The statement Is made that washburu' $
amendment 70 The tax bill, taxing the
stock Of liquors on hand, cannot be ca
foFced @
Il is stated that the Attorney General
has decided shat colored chAplains are
entitled 10 the same pay as white
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

0me Of HumneSSefifs Great Axe ans dies.
nUssEwELL's ToLU ANopYNE.- This
naost wonaerfai ahd reiIahis preparation uhiek
las sarBad its frua nAEas knd fame BY results
whleh las bAfisa svsFy other attempt ~ r~lssf ID
gsaralgla, kke~saassass Geat, kssFeas Head AeAr.
Tsszk a@a Ess aehs. Bosssl comrlasats, Hsssvia,
ssirss. after Eafsag Lees - sissp. Gs@~rai Nv-as
Issslstg. Psrsxs.ss - HAossa-s cs~sA, cad aaAa.
nov declared 10 Be isrg-iY Esrre~s. For tbs F4ihs
ia asAsAlg Mszstsaafis= rsFfset rslssf. whiss
t4ss's kasF~ofs il andissaFt.i, aad sns u he
most imporfant peIais.
Tkls x.is.bls preparation sAoai4 - IN every
Fssaiiy - ne assirtos saaAls Its rs.i n-eessity.
- Ia sptsa5ia Fssass..
J. l. HussEwELL. PrspFistor.
csamprsizi hart, Hasfsn-e
as-fsr sale b ali shalrsai= sns retail dealers.
KELLkE WHITE. AEsats-
nssfs-gm ksaBsxiii-, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

s1-The Legion was out yesterday in
large numbers, and made fine display
Most Of the companies were quite fall
One or two, in consequences Of the
chief officers being necessarily detained
from their posts, did not turn out
On the parade ground they were drawn
up In hollow square and addressed by
Gen. James Z Blythe, in most fervent,
patriotic and highly eloquen. speech,
which was received with loud applause
lie was followed by Major Morris s
johnson in few pertinen. aud timely
remarks.
Cal Rheinlandsr was loudly called for,
but declined speaking.
Col HoIlingsworth then announced
the action Of the Commissioners, which
was greeted with few cheers, and many
groans
The regiment was then deployed into
line, and those wishing to volunteer in
the huudresl days service were asked to
step az PAGES TO the front. aud At the
word Of command eleven persons Hssp.
ped forsh---six from the Yanderburg
Gregg. Capt Biseh, and five from the
other companies. some OF them not turn.
ing out man. From numerous re.
marks We heard, we have no doubt that
had the Commissioners made the bounty
800 instead of $50, the whole quota Of
Pigeon Township would have been made
up at once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
THK CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
AZ T~VAfTn
DISEASES OF rug NERVOUS, sEMfSAL,

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, sEMfSAL.
Urinary. zHa sexa4i sysiems-asw &aa reliable
treatmsat-Ia Report. u tbs HOWARD AsSO-
cfATI0s Sent b nail Ia sealvd lsttsr sss-i-
op~s, sse- Of ehsrge Address DR.. J. sKILLIN
HOUGnTOS. Howard AssoeiAslsa. No. J south
Sisah street. PhilAseishi4. Pa
-.-aaea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

So Two soldiers, Yesterday afternoon,
went into the ST. Charles saloon aud
asked for liquor Charley Habbe, seeing
they were intoxicated. declined giving
them any, bat asked them to take cigar
apiece with him. which they did. lie
thea told them he had TO shut mp aud
attend drill, and when they walked out
he closed the doors and returned to count
and take the money from tho drawer
He bad scarcely got to the counter when
briek-bat Was hurled with great force
against the shutter. breaking out large
light Of glass, and making a deep scar
in the shutter.
Col Rheinlander, hearing Of the al
fair, Immediately took steps to End on,
the guilty parties aud have them pun
ished.
This is another case of bad whisky
doing mischief, and is another warning
added to the many, to shun ihe allowing
howl, or the sparkling beer mug.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

To rHE LAptrs Baraes,s standard
Flavoring Extracts are remarkable for
their perfect purity aud great streagA.
Their excellence has secured the repata-
tor Of being the best 10 the world
r. A. Cook has fan stock.
NIB 29-3t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
bounty for pIseharged soldIers.
CARPETS.
Carpets I'D Cd PRICE.

We WILL HAVE No BOON FOB show-
~ ing CARPETS dsring the time that We re-baEld
store this sumuser, viii sri oar stick Of
Carpet AZ the cid prize, which i IL 20 Is per
I rss than they can nov b bought for last.
SCHAfKER a BLESSING,
Mes. q and - Msfa street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

A VAsr Nvts1scK-We hope the City
Council viii meet this afternoon, and,
in body, Wait the corner OF Fourth
and Locust Streets, where disgraeeful
nuisance has existed for many weeks,
breeding contsgion, pestilence and death
Both cutters, from Second Street to
the Canal on Locust Street, are in q
wretchedly 6lthy condition and demand
Attentions, bnt the corner BY the old Hos
pital building is inexpressihly horrid and
pestilential
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
DENTISTRY.
DIR FLEAGER,
CITY ApyERTIsMENTs.
EnficA fn Confractora .

CtEALRD PROPOSALS viii y Tteeirsd uHai,
- Friday, April - lsef. ter fne soastI ss,S- =
Brirt es.f~,-sfks Plank Sidewalks and stone
Curbiux f5r tie ensuing ysars sAaa sfasNsiA. ena
.IrlIr =. a ssnforru IN all respscts % require
usuts u the ordiusn<ss % ne 50 ..ea - -
a, - - -, fhs eonstrucfiOn 81 BRICK sldsHaiks
a. - 81 a. t-sai--eis4rs caarse lbaySH sad
By order q tbs COuneiisl Z
Clerks Oaos. April. lss4. sP1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

Thss eslsaraasa Taiiss seap, IN sssh aal-
vsrssi dsmAns. l. sssAs srem the ehsteest ma
teFisis. l. msaId aaa smsifIsmf in lts nature.
graGransly sssn1sas and sstfsnssy h&ns
aeast ~ Sc astaen wE-sn th~Fkinsf For sass ny
prus xlsts aht FAAsy aglas IssAisss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
WOOD! WOOD

HAVE GooB SUPPLY OF WOOD ZOE
Il sAles Ehseh E3ii sell chap Lave goar or
asfz. S8fh ths s4sh. 81 Eis= stores5f Charles n
Johnson. On Maia strssts O. h Late, On Chssnnf
Street. spiz TH0S. b. sMTTH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

NgTgRASs TO xaE FRoNr The 18th
seter4aa have received marching orders.
and will leave 10 day, By the Armada,
for Cairo Letters Tor members Of the
regiment should hereafter be addressed
"via Cairo. to follow the regiment
The braves Of the 25th hear with them
the warm wishes and kind feelings OF all
loyal people. and we have no doubt their
future history. As . regiment, will be as
their past history has been--a bright re-
cord Of antarnIshed fame.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
nnral N

Gzy-The largest stock Of Photographic
Albums in the city. at Adams Gallery,
and riH be soli at cost Ths sale 1riil
last but ten days tAp29eodl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

EVANSVILLE Apr'I @Jths AcVf-
want . good steady man, to act as
Waterman at the Bodiam Nine. Apply
Immediately at my Office on Water
Street, or at the mine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
REMOVAL.

r KuT9 2 eTrxaox. Eaq has removed hi
4 - one - the sent door 20 ths suirance
q slss crssesns City HslI Thisd 81, up stairs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

Musr Nh SErELEn--Parties having
unsettled claims against the undersigned
are requested 10 present them At once
for payment, as We will discontinue our
business at this place an Saturday, slst
instant. N INF
After that lime our address win be
Foster Brothers, No. 81 West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio P. O. Box,
l2ss. aA Gto FosrKR & Co
Eransrille. April %. 1861. dist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
NEW BOOKS.

CsnsrAl GRAFT and his CAmp4igBs
Ths Art Of Conversations ausF
TIE Nstioa's Sin And Panishnszt;
La G&Eiots: Spanish n0Ts1: q
A wo@aa's RAasO0- By Robinssa;
cadiO's Cave rsrs s-sa4-sa
Rz<slztssns of Moshsr JullAss;
At - J. BEALEYss
Ne. q, ee<asr Of A&ia and First sszesks. az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

BateheIor,s celsbrated Hair Dye

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is he Best IN he World Tks only
HarssieSs, True and Reliable Dye
E.A.~a -
This spleaals H&lr Dye !. Psrsset-shAnSs- Bel
Rassy Of Grey Hair. INSTANTLY g Glossy BiAek
Of E.tars1 Brswa. wisheai IzIuriaE The H&ls -
Staining the skIn. isaEiag the Hair Se4t and
Bssssifai; inpzrts sf~sh vitality. frssHently ~
storing its pri.siss color. asa rsetiass ths y
,sseess 81 B.A Dye The Genuine Is sixBsf VII.
LIAM A BATcHKLoR. all oshsFs msss lzai-
tstioas. asa shoaI4 b avoided. sold ~ 81
Druggists 4c. Factogy-s2 Barclay strset, n.
BACHELORS SKw TOILET cKEAM 10
nREssfse THE HAIR iyiAa~IJ
- Lss tbs~s who have ss,sbsed the Sirtass q
Br-zE's cEszaz BrrTxss. sc say such there b
Fesa sks foIlewiag csrsiaesfs froH zrsslsmsa usi,
ksewa il this eomznaity, and doabt no mere.
IT'S gsnsTEi intro.faetion int the army will save
the livss ssthousAa3s fear soldizrs:
I.oulsEELLK, KY. Jane 81, isSs.
We, the sndersigned, have seen the good essets
pru.iaced BY the u.s. Of Dr.. JOSH BuLL's Cxpnas
BFrrKRs in Of g~asrsI debility asd prossrAsioa
q the system, and believe ifs gsnerAI use wauld
prevent disease and relieve much sussrinx.-
Amsng cur soldiers particularly would this be TIE
| case, especially thoss who are exposed u naGns-
uaAsts Enaaenae In TIE southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP sPEEDs
CaIlsetor lat R@T. d Dia- Ky.
cHks D. COTTON.
csllsessr Of the Port q louisville, Ky.
/ col II. pEST,
Provost MMrzhAi GenT Of Ksnfurkys-s -
REy D. p. HENDERSON, - =
Vice Pres'f q Sanitary comnIssiOu.
/ HAENEY. HUGHES q CO.,
Publisher Dsm0erzt.
| SEQ. P. DoEkS,
Prop. Lsuisxiiie Anzsixsx
l HUGHES q PARkHILL,
| wkoiss4ls Dry Goods Dszlsrs, MAIa Street.
LSzisxflls. Ny -
/ DAVIS, GREEN q co,
wholsssis Shoe Dealer, M.iB 81. L0uisvfiIs.
! HART l. MAP0TRER. 81
LithoErsPh-rs, cor. Market and Thira sta.
LouisFiIly, Ky.
/ JULIUS WINTER,
q Clsshiax AsrrA4Hffeor 81 Gnd MArksf Sts.
/ CAPT & p HILDkETH
/ OF Steamer Ez5or Andersoz.
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Satias@l Hotel. L0aisxills. Ey-
COL JESSE BATLEs,
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4 GEORGE . PRENTICE a.
LoaixEfIl4 JozrE4f.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
GOLD PENS.


All psaa bsaf nY kase-zaagt. a g. p. bAzNEt,
ExgsA Lop.. H. foF uhfeh have ssesrsd "a
eePVFsgtk, assd afs Naffsnfed u 0rats nne aoa
psrfset IN every respect. sui 81 mail 81 ezpfes.
10 any D~rt q a. eounfry On rseslpt q prios and
eefnFa ehaFqsa Fsfsafa efdeFina 81 rlfase STATE
Tie s1e and atsis desired. uhsfhsr bard o. soft,
ns e. esaFss, aad & shs pea ahouid al - Pie4aS
or prove defetiTs, they viii have the prfiieEs q
sxehaazine. asducffoa 81 afresn fsr cent a.
I9ms1 81 srs5ers - IS ef ossf. ssd tNent5 -hse
per cent on thsae II 500. Id1srs1 e|pcouui made
r,es 9,s fksrtx-ese eats 40 samY) eaeh. Circn-
Aars nkawfug SHES s. te4 ana prices q H&teha@
81 r. KARHEs,
I.-slsr n Cold Peas and AMEmrcAs WATcHfss
go Third strssss, L0ussviiis, Ky.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

e%By notices elsewhere il will be
seen that several parties are recruiting
for the hundred days service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

ONg HuSpREB DAYS VoLUSTEERs-
Those who ars desiroas Of enlistiag 10
the service Cor one hundred days viii
report their names 10 me At once.
JoskPu r EltIorT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

sg- Five Twenty Coupons, Gold. Sill
yer. uoearreus Money, and Demand
Notes, bought at the highest price. at
copelands Savings Baat. No 4, First
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
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seated pssas. tAsY saeFa Psrasasat fsiisf. sna
for sea- hseks. p@las Ia ths side. stiirhs=, aaa
spssmeals Fains gsnsr.lis, tbsy are aBsHrrsassd
fsf the hsassfs shsY lEsTaft rfits = easis ssehs
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in mediriass. assh2s sn