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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
new York Markets.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16


WAsHBeroS, Nov. 14-Apart from
the rebel snnouncsnent that Hood /
marching % Chattanooga, the last an-
thentle intelligence received here is that
he had passed the Tennessee river, bat
had not crossed the Cooss, and even If
ne has done so, he will probably find
Oener1l ThomAs's army or some other
army IA ais front 1t
At all events be will meet with sufi-
Gent force to prevent him from making
InJu1o1s progress No dispatches have
oeeH received from Sherman for several
days past, for the reason that he is nov
beyond tie means OF immediate comm.
nication with Washington That part az
the country i Q which be i nov operating
VIII afford hin ample sabsissanee ana
supplies, without the trouble Of transport.
alton LLA
By this time he may De far beyond
points where the enemy in formidable
numbers can do him harm Il Is not
ksown how long our forces may eontin-
ae TO eeeHpy Atlanta This viii depend
upon circumstances soon to be developed.
Whatever may be ShermAn's programme.
gentlemen who are good jadgss of mill
tary matters anticipate damaging results
to the sasny. a@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Sr, LOUIS, Nov. ia gentleman
ZEN ehsrman's headquarters at Kings
ton. Ga, 9th. says the General is By this
tme . considerable distance on bis war
path. dis army consists Of the l4th
Corps, Gen. JeH C. Davis, 18th, Gen.
0stsrhaas, liza, Gen. Blair. Goth. Gen.
Sloeums 1900 cavalry and a brigade Of
artillery TO be added, making the total
force between ~, 600 asd 50, 900 men,
gplendidly equipped and supplied with
ssery appliance Of var.
AIpabIie baildiags. depots, nAnnfAc.
laFies, &c, in Atlanta, vera rendered
worthless, and the railroads north nad
soath of the city and all surrounding de-
feasixs works we're destroyed. There is
70 be 90 turning back, and nothing lef.
bshind Of vAlus to the enemy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
River News.

Yesterday was another lively day o
the levee, with numerous distinguishes
arrivals, IN the language Of hotel keep
ers. The river declined iex niche
yesterday at this point, bat had riser
two feet and upwards at Cinsinnati dur
ing the "a hours up to noon yesterday
the Aforesaid which rise will reach here
By tomorrow.
The Cumberland is very high, over
flowing all the IoslaDds along its shores
The arrivals yesterday were the Silver
Moon and Clifton, Memphis to Cincin.
matt; Armada, Cairo; Carrie, Nashville
PeytonA and Silver Spray, Cincinnati
to New Orleans
The Cottage aud Katie left for the
Cumberland, and the D. B. Campbell for
Bowling Green, Ailwith excellent trips.
The Silver Moon and Clifton we're both
comparatively light, and only touched at
our landing.
The grand Armada from Cairo came
IN, IN gallant style, shout II o'clock, with
good freight let and all the people she
cosld crowd into her cabins.
She returns to Cairo at o'clock this
afternoon, aud her splendid appointments.
her inviseibls speed, the celebrity Of her
tables, and the fsr-reaehing fame Of her
noble commander, will doubtless secure
her splendid trip.
The majestic Peytona, one ofthe many
very fine boats built this season, made
her appearance here yesterday, accord
ing to the programme, and notwithsiand-
ing her great capacity, she was already
so full that she had to refuse large
quantity Of freight at this point.
She took 800 bills, Of -four from Brown
& Dankerson, consigned to Capt P. G.
oRilsy, to be re-shipped to New York.
We gave a fell description Of the Peyto-
mia on Friday or Saturday last. She ia
we'll worthy to be commanded By two
such gallant gentlemen as Capt. Eugene
Bowers and Kinnie Smith, under whose
administration the Peytona cannot fail
to become largely popular.
The Silver Spray, with two immense
bsrges Of hay for New Orleans, arrived
after dark last night
The gorgeous Taraseon, Capt Jim
Lusk, Frank Banksnith, Clerk, with
Luce Murrell to look after the freight
department, will DO the elegant packet
for Louisville this evening.
The Taraseon is unrirallsd ia all her
ways, and will draw a crowd.
Among the noteworthy gentlemen Of
river procIivities sojOurning in the city,
woisre glad to meet our poPular friend,
Capt Uriah Shoemaker, Of Tsrre Hauts,
owner Of the irrepressible d. B. Camp
bell
The Robt Barns, from Memphis, and
Caroline, from Louisville, are the frsl
boats due here.
The magnificent Glendale leaves this
evening, positively, for Nashville, with
Capt Dan Clark in command. He will
see that all who desire pleasant trip to
Nashville are accommodated.
Tho Carrie came in from Nashville
last evening with only a moderate trip.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
s.e.. .r an. e..s.., Tn,,,

W1sHEeTox, Nov. i4-The Ruuhoss
falip, attacked to the Potomac hoailla,
"a 81 Mars 81 3 p. 10 FRIDAY, for the
aEy Yard here. Tor repairs, and When
passing Ragged Point At go .. IN, her
boilers exploded with . terrible crash,
rnuding the upper portion Of the vessel
to atoms, sealding the officers aud crew
aud burAng them in all directions
Several Of those who escaped serious IL
jury ran Immediately 10 lower the gig,
but before they could get e down the
wreck Of the Tulip sank, carrying down
9Th il most Of those on board. Some
Of the officers and men seized what they
could lay their hands On and saeeseded
in keeping aaoat for ever an hour, mil
their position vas discovered By the Tug
boat Hudson, Capt Jas Allep, which
picked up ten persons, who are al that
escaped The ten picked up are Enaigu
WagstatT, and Masters Mate Davis,
the only ones who Escaped uninjursd.
Masters Mats Reynolds, leg broken;
Engineer Teel. very badly wSanded, and
msn we're ssFiossly Injured
The Hadson's oAcsrs searched dill
gently Among ths floating pieces Of the
wreck, bat succeeded in finding no
others than those mentioned, and steam
ed 10 St Mary'a
There were on board Of lhe Tulip 81
the tune Of the explosion sixty. nine Oh :
GERS and men. Among them the fol.
lowing Acting Master W. II. Smith,
Of Philadelphia, Ensign WagsiasT, Act
ing Mates Davis, Reynolds, RofFeHbsrg,
and Hammond, and Slams. Parks, Cor
don and Teel, Engineers
/, The Tulip vas one Of the vessels built
At New York for Mandrake Ward Of
Chins, and AFTER whose death the Govern-
rent purchased the Tulip and Faschia,
anotheF Of Wards vessels
The following Is liz, Of officers and
crew Of the gunboat Tulip, destroyed on
Monday:
WIN. II. Smith, acting master eon-
manding; p N Wsgstaf, saved, John
Rupeuberg, John Davis, saved; Julian
S Reynolds, saved John Hammond, G
II. Parks, John Gordon, Benz F. TeeIi
saved; Chaa Hsnning, Wm- Mccormick
Joseph Jackson John Roberts, J. Ali
son, savsd. john Nolan, saved; Jane,
Porter, saved; ". Il Simons, saved
Benz. Pollock, saved; Patrick Carroll,
saved; Michael Hallard, Thos Carter
Chas Ruf, Peter Johnston, Martin Bent
| ger, Patrick QuiulAn, Joseph Robinson
Jas Carroll, John Carroll, B. ballard
saved; Geo Wilcox, W. o Council. Jas
Braeksn, Thos Watson, Richard Como
yer, James LeAry, David Price
| n Haskins, saved; b l. Berk
Elijah Jefferson, Robert Warren, Bsnjs
min Brown, Fleet Darrell, Waverls1
Mssen, F. +. Green. W. Fletcher, Chas
Stegns, Battle Fitzaugb, Moab Brooks
James Balgar, John Diggs, Frank Snaw
den, Falls FallOtt, VIM. Lindsey Smith
George Inland, James Porter, Micbas
Holland. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

MoSTRELL, Nov. I5.-Ths rebel raid
ers are making voluntary statements to
the Court, boasting Of their sxplois, and
Dragging that their Government will
sFsHge them, Efforts are being made to
procure q delay Of thirty days in the
case, in order to get instrestions from
Richmond
zToRoSIo, Nov. l5.-At the meeting of
toe CITY Council last night, Il sranspi3ed
that information had bsen received Of an
intended demonstration on Canada BY
the members Of the Fenian Brother.
hood, from the United States. The
Mayor said that this information had
been handed over to The Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Movements. Of sherman and sooa

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NV YoKK, Nov l5.-Ths Herald
has sketch Of the movements Of Shsr-
man and Hood since September shen
Hood commenced HE fank movement
Ia November, says the Herald, the Army
or Tennessee had lsf. Rome and was
en- route 70 Atlanta. On November the
4sh The 5tb, I4th, 18th, 18th, I7th and
10Th Corps had been concentrated at
the last named city, and rapid prepara-
tions we're being made TO begin She
march. Sherman felt in the highsst
spirits and autographed his intentions il
these words:
Heed has crossed the Tennessee.
Thomas viii take care Of him and Nash
vile, while Scho6eid will not let him into
Chattanooga or Knoxville. Georsia aud
South Carolina are ct my mercy and Il
shall strike Do not be anxious ahout
me. ] am all right This is his advice.
The rebel papers already anndn nee
that he has started on bis march. gWhsre
10 be goingf Andersonviifs, where the
rebels have 10000 Union prisoners
penDsd up. Ike hogs, lies IN bis way.
But few days sgo Sherman wrote to
the President Of the ST. Louis Sanitary
Commission: II thank you for the
prompt ful6lImsnt Of The request to seed
certain articles for our prisoners at An
derscnvills. Things have changed aimee.
1 may have to 20 in person to deliver
these articles 10 the prisoners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

NV YoRK, Nov. l6-The. total losses
of the rebel General Pricsia Missouri
from the Commencement Of the cam.
p6gn At Pilot Knob, down to the time
wheH be took refags in the eastern part
Of Ksasas, On the 10Th nit, are estimated
at AGO killed and wounded aud 5000
Drisoasrs- The entire Union loss vas
1000
Gen Pleassuton reliaquished the pur-
sait OF Prices shattered army, on the
18th ult The chase was taken up by
Curtis, who soma tine sinee, a. the
reader is aware, drove the rebel over
the Missouri border into Kansas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

CNRo, Nov. l3-Ths steamer Lana,
from New Orleans the 5sh, has arrived.
She discharged a thousand barrels Of
porA At Msmphi&
TAirtesn transports are lying at the
mouth OF White river.
0ne Of the surgeons Who attended
Gen. Cauby arrived st Memphis, and re-
ports bis wound very ssricas and his re-
esvsry doubtful Canby vas on the
deck Of the gunboat when shot. The
xunhsat Immediately tErned back, and
a. last accounts vas making ali speed
for Vi0ksburg.
The steamer Pauline Carroll was cred
into At Buck Island A gunboat was
Smelling the woods al that place when
the Luna passed.
The Luna brought 700 bales Of cotton
aud 100 bags Of coffee. 200 bales Of the
cotton and the coffee we're for Cairo; the
remainder Of the sotson vas for ST.
LouiG - 80
Several attempts 70 cross Texaa cattle
ever the Mississippi river, for Hood
aFmy. had been frustrated By gnrDosts.
Learning that the main herd, laundering
A4sAfA4 vi 1S taa84111As &AE4&AAF
bad crossed Big Black river, Col Far,
GER, Commanding 1t Yandalia, started in
| pursait Of them; but the enemy, hearing
81 Bis movement breks camp, and noveC
| the cattle beyond the river.
Farrer, howsyer, dashed into and
across, rode down the guarda, captured
oue-third Of the cattle and disp4rsed tie
remainder. he teok several wagons
mules, horses also captured Bdgadisl
General Convex Arebsl flag Of true,
reached Padueah yesterday, reqzsstin,
| tke exchange Of citizen prisoners thsJ
bad captured on sseanboass The 70
baneat was refused AL quiet
New Orleans papers Of the TIN arv
without news Cotton st2gnant good Il
ordinary new crop 81 OF. Fally fair q
prime sugar z2e.
a. Gaines Landing the rebels weru
again attempting 70 eross the river 4
Hoods assistance. Gen Reynolds, lotl
corps, has brigade here, and Osband
cavalry brigade was monentarily ex
pected from Yieksburg. Il Is suppose'
that the rebels have force on the Mis-
sissippi side, operating with then. Tn
movement Is formidable It consists @
the Texas portion sfshe rshel army, sal
70 be under Magru6er, bar i is act Be
lisEed the crossing can be Affected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
More cOnsPirafsrs Arrested in Chi

More consPirafsrs Arrested in Chi
cage.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The following per.
sons, charged with completely IN the
couspiraeysS release the Camp Douglas
prisoners, were arrested last night: C.
W. PaHen, Francis Adams, OBADIAH
Jackson, Jr, James Larraaa, James
Geary and Semmes, : nephew Of the pi-
rate Of that name jackson, who is
Grand Seignor Of the Order, in an inter
view with the authorities, stated that At
meeting on Sunday before the election
the subject OF the release Of the prison
srs was diseased. and Walsh, Geary
and Pattsn stated that there we're plenty
OF arms in the city for tia Order. Two
places Of rendezvous for the distribntion
OF arms was designated, one Of which
vas the InVincibls Club Room. AT this
meeting Jackson dise0Tsred that the OBJ
leets Of the organization we're treason
sole, snd determined 10 expose is, but
the military arrests, made the same dav.
be tbsught, rendered il unnecessary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

EEw Yeak, Nov. I5.-The World .
Washington special says hon. Thomas
Wilson, American Consul n Bahia,
Brasil, has arrived in Washington, and
had an intsrview With Secretary Seward.
1t is rumored that Wilson's Consulats
wss attacked by the popnlace At Bahia,
and be narrowly escaped with his life.
Il is said that Seward VIII send IN
apology TO Brazil for the capture of the
Florida
The, 7ribua< says Collins will be szs.
tanned by oar Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

wAssfSoToS, Nov I5.-Ths subjscs Of
Of The seizure Of the Florida 10 The bar.
Dor Of Bahia has Dot been presented 70
the y S. Government By that Of Brazil.
After careful enquiry il IS ascertained
shat there Is nothing whatever 10 sustain
the repeated rumors and portions Of
Cabinet changes The indicstions are
directly contrary. This statsment,
however, excludes Secretary Fsssendsn,
Who i is knoua merely accepted the DO.
sition At the head Of The Treasury De
partnsnt for the Congressional term.
Reports continue 70 pEsvail that Rob I
J. Walker will be bis successor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

A0aF1 AA N = AAAa8s
ksthairOn - ffom Ia Greek sora s.KAthro," Of
tzAthAiro. sigHifyine 90 cleanse. rsIu.insis and
restore. TAis artlsis : shat - a@ns sigalHss.
Yer preserving, restorfng Ana beAatiyIag the
haHsa ssiFi = sss EaDst fanAlkahis prs gsr1tiou
IA The world u 70 Agsla owed sna put up b.
ihs original pEePrtster, and Is ssw made with tbs
ssFss cara, skil and Att.ntien Whish gave 10 9
sale Of over one niiiisa bsttisz per aanaa-
Isias aOss asllEhtfaI H.iFs IlFssslsg. 81
sFsdieziss seurf and senarun.
II keeps The hsAA eaol and easAa.
Z sAA-s The hair, zee soa sss gissss.
u prVssats the haar fronz fAii1ag 81 ana tara
= ing gray. - ssssffs
u fsatorss hsir lsPob bald hs@ds-
Any LADY or RsasassnaH who vsinsa sa~nslfui
hsaa Of hNir Eiouia asa ryon's Kasnnron. Ith
tnswa and . - thFsaxkea the elsflissA rorla.
sold By ait respectAbis Dealers
DEMAs 8 BAREEs A CO.. Esv Ysrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Cincinnati Markets.

crxoEsArf. New. Is
FL0uK.-Dsnsaa COED. AID arm; satas Sc
fsf sap<K1nss and kxfrA 30.
wHkAT--oaass. as ssaa % for Red. ana
white -.
coRs-ElFmsri 1891 10 fer EAr, asd ara
l "a for cid ehegiaa.
0ATS.-TfATs.
RYE-G IS
WHISKY 70 -asmAaS Kso1.
PROVISIONS. -FfFn
P0EK.-Ssg Meas 81 So
LAkp.-Esw zx<a1ls<.
GROCERIES,. -Ffrm
CRIES nEATS.--lA, IL. and II.
LfSsEED oIL.-AdEsaosd % lao tsA ~
DRIED AFPLEs--loe per y.
HOGs.-AsfiFss saiss 81 2.Too at IL 5e1is -,
fat - g 80 p 1vsrags. Recsipts eoos Mar
bet briak
COLDS 40
etLvmn-z -
KxeHANoE.-Firm AZ y per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

NKw YeRK, Nov. 15.-The~eek opens
With increased animation in the dry.
goods market Ths~ auctions we're all
aitended, and goods we're fully disposed
Of st advanced prices
At the entertainments given Gen Bat.
Ter akthe Fifth Avenue Hossi, he ssid
he Was IN favor Of sharp, vigorous war,
and thought the bouaties given CIR sol
Siisrs should consist OF the land con
uuered from the rebels, which sheuld Be
eqnitably divided, and their owner.
driven from the country forsrsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Nav Yoxx, Nov. l5.-The Commer-
eiaT s Washington special says.
From the fact that officers and SOL.
.disrs on farlesgh we're expected yestsr-
day, it = shoagkt thas Grant eonsen-
plates another movement in few days
isis certain hs viii mike another etfsri
before going into Einssr-qaartsEs, which
however. viii depend on Sheridan
rovsnsaa 8 s-5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Esw YoRE, Nov i5.-Ths Tines
Washington special says Col Penton,
Gosarnor-eleci Of New York, and other
witnesses IN the case Of Col North, no,
arriving, the case was postponed til to-
morrow. The case for the prosecution
is already closed, and bat . DAY o. two
viii be required 10 place il before ths
CommiEsion entire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
DR. II. ANDERs A CO.,
Physicians and Cbsmists,-
No. AZ Broadway, Nsw York.
US AAuaa % u

Hhenm atiHnl. eissass. isso certain
ourv BY IIrxhdfesh's Piilsas thls. Thsy ssoa taks
osi ofths blood the partisalas virus upos whleh
all the pain depends. and The patient IL cured.
mr. T. II. Adams. Sos Twelnh Street, New
YORK suffered ~ish rhsgsanAtlam FOR lsng porsa.
Tie vas attended By abis physicians, but their
prescriptions we're Of 40 avail; he vas uaAbls ls
move without assistance, and for fsur AaontAs vas
almost entirely eoaaRed 70 bis bed. A. this ps-
riod % bis sickness, ~hsn hope bad hsd. and be
expected TO be cripple for the remainder Of hls
Lfa, he vas Feoommsndsa % use BRAEDRETHs
PILLS.
The hrst box evidently mads him better; tAs
Improvements was more dsos,isd from the second
box, and by tbs time be bad used sightssn boxes.
he was entirely cured q rheauatism, and she
strength and suppisness Of bic limbs we're re-
stored. It is nov over year that this snrs has
icon As-cted, and he has HAD no return, but Goa
tiuues tie suloyment Of perfect heaiih. Ia2s -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Nkv YoEK, Nor. fA-Tbe TSmss has
the following special from Washington
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
prepared reply 70 the offer Of q loan
to the United States By German Bankers
for 81 600, 000. 600 He has fally cram
med the details Of the proposal. and
concludes there il no law which wculd
aushorlzs kiu to entertain the PROPOSE
ton, and that the question is one solely
for the consideration OF Congress, and
Until that body viii pass : law sanction
ing szeh losa, Re mast decline
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
HOHE INTNREsTS.

70 PHSslcIANa.--lf yoa wish 10 eurehAss pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ~ 3 small ad-
vanes % Eastern prloes, 50 and sxamias KEtlEh
wnra's stock. where you vii hna svsry Arti.
Gle shat is nsecd by the professioa. ana prices
which cannot fAil 10 give satisfaction. ThOir
stero is At No "a Maia street naytd&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

CIEcsSATI, Nov. l5.-Rivsr risen 2
feet, Is feet 5 inches IN the channel
WesthsF eloudy; heavy rain last night
Thermometer ~; Barometer 29:55.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Persons Of rsdsuSarv kabfsx erss bs.S sttS
Esaknss, Ias,ttud.. nsIDit.sson AZ -. 80 fs.k
Of sppSsIss, dissress after estinx. tsrpia liver
eonstspatfos. Sss.rv, "a .xs.r. n eh.v wft =,
~ a.. ..,.I.-s
PIAHTATTnH RTTTEps
which arc ~ r-oor1-se,s - ~ -. bi-S.., ,..ss
Ell autbar,,s.. - 10000 :. -. =. -
49,. $500 -. r. =. .~...s.--I-
.gr...tt., - - =, >,
othsr en-. -. h..l,sr 80. -. :.
a.a.,,.a - : : 80 :
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49,. s....,,s' -.
Tbsx -. =, .ss.1,,,., "a -. - $780,,
DIT.
Tar ovsrrsms the sassts sf sisssazsiss -.ns
late hours. 1900.
fs~y sersngthsa tbs sysssz Asd s.iizss the
. -. ~ "a ''s rs n ser @atssat f.
Ts,v uurir, "A. k,..,s - ...s..- - -.
stomach.
Thsy eurs Dyspsysia ana coassIpation. r
Tksy care DlAxrk.a a. a fJaosa-. w.vhu. ~
Th.v err. rsx.x f.-..s.s.. -
Headarha- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney nc Law and q. 3. Claim
Agent.

IL authorized ~ the 0oveEnmsnt % Prcoara Pen
asoas, Bounty wSney. Bsck Pay, Bsunty Land
Claims for HoRsn aud other PsorsarT destroyed
whiIo IN 80 service Of The Government, and all
claims, Of Whatever kind or nature aEainst the
usited States.
Bounty for Discharged G0ldlersl
BY an amendment TO the Boanty Law, passed ct
the last session o. Congress, AN soldiers or
other persons who Aars bees sksH Asrssfis- Be
dsslsAFgva within rvo years fom tha data Of shsir
enlistment ~ reason 81 wousds resolved IN battle,
shall receive the same Bounty though they
served two years."
oaoe s5JS MAR street. over Ksllsr's Gun stOrs,
opposlts tbs Canr1 aonss, EransYllis, IAalaaA.
0a~rcsgondess. nut saeios@ssamps
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The Treasury
Deparnent is sill sending out copies
Of The appeal Of the Secretary in behalf
Of The $40 loan, the subscriptions TO
which last week amoanaed 10 nearly
three millions. Subscriptions to the
1910 loan have nearly ceased.
The trial Of Col North for completely
IN the soldiers vote fraud was resumed
today. HOH. R. E. Fsnton, Governor
elect OF New York, is expected here to-
morrow to testify in the case, having
bssa summoned BY the defence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Esv YoRK, Nov. I5.-Gold closed al
6aIiaghsr's board al asst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
coLaArE,s HoNEY soAP.

CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
Thfs eelsbrztsd Toilet Soap, IN sCch sni-
vsrsAl demand. Is maae from the choicest Haz-
tsriais, IL mild and emofIisnt 10 its nature,
TragrantIy scented, and sxtrsmsIy bene
HeIsl In it, aetlsa upon the skin. FOR sale b
druggists and fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
GROCERIES, sc.
Northarn Potatoes

j COOP CHASCE TO LAT N YOUR 70
II tatoss tor the wister. onetar loss ~ w.
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