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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

DEATH OF A LAwrKR-we regret to
learn from the Terre Hauts papers that
Blackford b Mofatt, brilliant and dis
tinguished young lawyer of that city,
died on Saturday evening last, aged SO
years Mr. Moaa.t was, perhaps, the
ablest criminal lawyer at the Terre Haute
bar, and was . gentleman of rare per
sonal Accomplishments and the finest
social qualities, He was, we believe, a
nephew Of the late distinguished Judge
Blaekford, author Of Blackboard Reports.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Casualties among Lees ofleers

The Petersburg Register of the 18th
gives the following partial list Of officers
IN Lees army killed aud wounded in the
late battles:
Gen. jenkins, Of Soath Carolina, killed;
Gen. j. NJ. Jones, killed; Gen. Pegrarn,
seriously wounded; Gen. Benning, seri-
ousiy wounded; Col Nances, OF South
Carolina, killed; Col. Gaillard. Of South
Carolina, wounded; Colonel Kennedy.
wounded; Col Herbert, Of Alabana
woundedi Col Hohlove, wounded: Col
Jones, of North Carolina. wounded. ri
Grice, killed; Col Sheffield. Of Georg;s
wounded Col, Whitehead, of Georgia,
wounded; Colonel Board, Of virgisia
wounded; Col Winston, of North caro-,
lima, wounded; Colonel Lane, Of Nortb
Carolina, wounded; Colonel Sanders. Of
North Carolina, wounded; Col. Faluu.
of Georgia, killed; Col. Miller, Of South
Carolina wounded; Col O. f. Forney,
of Alabama, killed; Col Avery, OF North
Carolina, killed; Col. Davidson. of North
Carolina, captured Col W. W. Randolph
killed; Colonel Finney, Of Mississippi
killed. s
Ane Register gives the names of IS
Captains and Lieutenants killed and
wounded
The Petersburg Register of the 3tt
inst, gives en- additional list of y killed
and wounded officers, among them are,
Cot Il 3. Lamar, OF Florida, won ndsd;
Col W. I. Har,s6eld, of Ga, wounded;
Col W. II Wilds. of Louisiana, wounded
Col W. C. Hodge, of Georgia, wounded
Col Z. D. Willst, Of La. wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Grant's army slr0ngIy ReInforeed.
lUevrsspeRdsat Of ths kvea - Post.l
WASHINGTON Nav Is 1884


WAsHIxGToS, May Is, 1864
The more sagacious military men in
this vicinity are expecting a SIX weeks
campaign IN Virginia before Richmond
falls General Grant will MT throw biz
forces needlessly against the eztreaeh-
ments Of the rebel capital, even if be
should have the opportunity, which Is
not expected at present General Grant
has-uever couureuzuced the announce
ments OF great victories" in the news
papers on the contrary be has conlinu-
ally said that still harder lighting was
vet to come. and that the rebel army has
not yet been beaten. BE also said 10 an
eager ana enthusiastic friend, who was
inquiring in reference TO the prospect of
capturing Richmond. end especially in
respect 70 tie fins when the rebel CAPT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
3 sPEoTAL. NOTICES.

Pure sympathy,-symPath is bo4atfui
think, foF II exhibiting the "aueslIe part Of
Asnaa pnture. We deeply and most sincerely
sympsshizs with those fs~ suffering with bad
.esia ~ho have not used or eannet obtain bettls
seffsMadasne PETERS Cough IIsisam," fos they
sp deprived Of ore Of the most sasctual Etrsed ss
fef Coughs, Colds, &C., ever given 10 the ppble
BtztNshass no sympAshy With sny enc who VII
usseny ether Cough mFgiclRs. when this ponnisf
artieis. price only . cents per bottle, can be had
efell DfneEists. "a may2t ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
L.OlHX.


Ioline Water acts UPON the Heat, Ifvpr. Kid.
neyas Digestive Organs, and GlandulAr Syaton.
Tue success which has attended the use N thIs
remedy IN private prarties. ahd the enaorse nient
Of deal authority. enable W to roeommeaa Il
20 the practitioner and the public feeling con /.
hdent that with fair trial u win Aitest its own
exceilenee 10 the cure Of chronic diseases which
indicate Iodine, cue ~ ecrofala, Bronchitis skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver, and kidney Diseases,
Nervoua Affections. Neuralgia, Rheunnatisni. nys.
Sepsia. Debility, Syphiiis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the anifsrm strength
Of Iodine Water ss containing three quarter
grains ruRE Iodine In each fluid Ounce runk wa
ter, ~ toipeH tsiHg mses IL IL net liable 10 de
eompoaition nor spontaneously formed insaasli.
It's nstther u the Iodine oxydiEcd ner neutral
tzea By combination with aay ingredient, wheh
rsnder this solution superior TO any other method
Of exhibiting IOdiue, : =
Fna aireesiona aeoompany each bottle, that /,
may be used a. family medicine as we'll as By
the profession.
Price oee dollar FER bottle. On rsssipt az Ave
dollars, sin bottles delivvFea rREE By express tc
ANY address
Beware Of Ccuntsrfeits and Imltatlans which
unprtnepled dealers endcsvor to dispose Of on our
reputation. see our signature and trademark
Sths Greek serd heading this advsrtissfnentl
upon the labels and wrappers Of each bottfa ,xish
cut which none Il genuine.
Circulars gratis.
DIR. H. ANDERs 4 CO..
@ Physicians and Chemists
Ne. as Broadway, New York.
mayfe dawsm sp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
FOR SALE.

DEsIDENcE- FOR sABE--f--e6sr r s.is the
II residence-embrselnF lots 10, II and ".
Block /, Eastsi Eltiargemsn tA-af 5Aa. v. Blythe
myZ8-2t THOs. 4. GARYia.
HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS FOR eALE--A
III two story frama House with two stOry
Warehouse, two Cisfsrns and Well In the cellar,
situated On three lots the Of Division and
Sixth Htrests also two Tote aud stabis On sixth
Btreet asa for sale on favorable terms. For par
tletiafs enquire on the place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
GRAND CONCERT.

IFHE Crescent City Bsni AID Mes.rt .
Society take PLEASURE - informins the llsi.
saes q ksaesfls and siciaizY thas they vii give
twe Concerts Of Nccai Aad Iastr anasH tAl Muse
At MASONIC HALL.
On THURSDAY Aaa FRIDAY EgESfSGs.
zNh and gTth q May inst.
a. the Froceedt aro TO Be- apaIies towafa tssfe /,
Tor The +sN Instruments o. the Band, th~ Pnisiie
viii SOS have &c orpaFtunity III eantribafing 10
h. and also get value fHceiv~i
frsEFammes ena faFtusr particulars all b.
giten several DAYS preYious 10 the cancert
@. -. wARRES,
maIif Musical director.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
U.s. Arny Gsnersi Hospital, I
EvansviIfe. lad NAY .. 1854

E1fo1s keaastaAe Joanna
censIsmen. II have ths honor herewith 20
TRANSMIT Iist Of sick ard wonBded seldiers who
we're adnitted into ths bsspi.sl On the 18th inst
from Fls g. s hospital stssner Z. c. Wood
Toa vii no doubt eonsTa fsTor on me rslAtive-
and frissas Of these soldiers By pablskinz The LIST
in your valuable paper.
am, very respectfully.
Your obsdisnt seEyans.
JOSEPH NOTE,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

Many thousands Of fresh troops have
been sent to Ge4ersl GIANT His total
losses up to the present time are rot far
from thirty-6se thousand. Possibly they
mar reach forty shcussnd, but General
Grant has to-daF almost as large an
army as he began tie campaigns with.
he has net ten thousand less soldiers
taan he had rhen he crossed the Rapidan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

Apple SEQ y, co h I7th VIA
Aishy Jos<ah. co . ola III
Aiknsaa Heary. e > eaxh sshio
Adams Geo ", CO . e4th Chic
Allen Go 9, co Z lst WIS Cav H.
Rarric K tesse n, Go x z4sh Ipd
Brrcey wu. CO d 19e ny ere-. s.rsrssss
Blair .sncs. &c lSsNE t,a- slSA- = 8
Bsrrsa kiiAss - Il 6o1h Ii 7afT --.F s-,s
Blssehsrt \ K, ssfgr, GO DSad III
Bunting Levi, CO X 6sek 0hio-A4
BlAeksr 0otsfTisd, co q tlethEY us
Blair Gao, 60 9th Mich
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN w. GRTEx s. CO.,
ProprefOFs.

Fx-E TAKE PLEASURE ~ AssoUscIye
~ 70 tts puklic that We have On hznd iarse
Az1 excrlsnt nsaoFlz1snf q Voc len Goeaa 81 ssss
owB uisnuIscsure. embracing Jeans, HisBkrta.
Plain and Plaid Flauneis, Liners. Hslmors1s
Sticking IArn, &c. whiea we VII sell or n
change fer Wool on very Feasouabts terms
We vii also spin an& manufAcfnre Veal 10
ths best Of Eastsra MachfseTy of shs latest i'm
proFeDeats. feSstbcr Eifh nost sxpsrssucsd
wsrknens ~ feel c01Hfaaf Ct satisfying al vie
may favor wsfh hsir pssrone~s tfao r.~g,
paid for Wool. Factory oorasx ssfsrtsf ana rrgs-s
stfests- Hyii J. y. GRUEy co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Aoass Of nyspsPssa of sixteen years

Acase Of dyspepsia OF sixteen years
standiag onrea hs ore eex o. T. n, sbarp's ceIc-
bratsa Pills. Rfa' testimony -" PAiladel-
pbia, Feb. sth. tss<. M John j. Krensr--Tear
sirs have been sufferer ron that nest herrid
disease, pyspspsia. fer sixteen years; but af1er
using the ons box Of T II ShArp's Pills which
purchased Of yoa sose three weeks age, feel ss
III had entered late new llfe--ny general health
has improved. ny appetite ha. lnorsasss, aud al
together Eel Ike = new man. take pleasure in
recommending them 70 the public IS sass and re-
liable. Yours truly, G. 7. FORBES, No. 1sl
Chestnut Street. PhliaaslphiA."
Prizes 81 a bsx. sela By druggists sx,rvwh.-.
JOHN J. kRoAER. Principal Ar.ut.
EFIs <os Chestnut Street, PhslaaeipAlA.
msyla.'st en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Fron Little Rock.

LiIfLh hotAf AK Aay ~
James f. Teatman, Esq. President
Westera Sdaitary Commissioa:
DEAR SIRi On returning to this city
from ST Louis, on the 15th Of last non h,
reported Immediately 10 the hsadqaar-
tiers Of Naior-GeneiAl Steele. my rcadi-
ness TO 0 fsswaFd and join Ais esp. d.
ton with Sanitary supplies. The oder
was "a oaee avcett d. and Was fur
dashed wllh transportation and gsard
Or the protection Of The stors4 pro-
ceesied with he reinf reemehia o. FIR as
Pine Bluf. 90 cur war 70 Camden.
There learning that the General was
faiung bas K, | forwarded, By flag Of
truce, TO our woaaded at Stalks Mills.
zen ambulance loads Of sanitary goods.
vhieh were received With great joy and
shankiuluess Finding that our wonn-
ed were coming in irem the battle at
Judd $ Ferry, 10 conjunction with Major
StarkloHs Sasgeon 10 Chief, aided in
making every preparation that Was pos
slble for their reception, care and trans
portation to Little Rock, there being
over two hundred, shite and black, who
endured their sudetings with wonderful
fortitnde and patience. After reaching
Little Rock, fading The sick aud wounded
arriving in large Numbers, continued
to distribute cur stores ill they we're sx
hausted. and shall repair at once to St
Louis for further store OF supplies.
The following letter from Surgeon
VIM. G. Flaek, Of the 50th Indiana Vol
unteers, win show something Of the good
accomplished BY the ageEcy, and The
gratitude with which the labors Of the
Western Sanitary Commission are re-
eeiyed in the arms OF Arkansas
Respectfully,
GEO. NJ. wYETH.
Agent Western Sanitary Commission.
PIyE BLvyv, ARK, May 2, 1864.
DR.. George IL Wyesh, Agent Of Hest
erR Sanitary Commission:
Sra: Permit me, in behalf OF the sick
and wounded soldiers Of the Seventh
army corps, to tender to yoa and through
/ you. TO the Western Sanitary Commis-
sion, our sincere and heartfelt thanks.
for the timely and efficient Aid rendered
upon the trying occasion. None bat the
siek and wouneed from the field can
wholly realize the value Of your services,
aud none but those who witness our
emotions can conceive the depth Of our
/ gratitude
Yesterday | brought, distance OF
thirty-hve miles, over two hundred sol
diers, fresh from the battlefield, wounded.
bloody, half starved and half naked.
During the tedious and difficult trip did
not hear single complaint and scarce
single groan. Last night / saw The
weather-beaten cheeks of these veterans
wet with tears Of gratitude to you and
/ your more than honored Institution. I
truly wish you could carry back to the
Commission the tears Of those heroes, il
would be to them a sufficient reward for
their benevolent labors Respectfully
and gratefully yours
vaf VIZ G. FLAcx,
Surgeon, 50th Indiana volaaieer Ia-
fantry, in charge Of the wounded o; the
Seyeuth army corps. a8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
NEW BOOKS.

NE w BOOhS.
GeserAi Grant sad his campaiznss
The Art ofcOa=srsatlon:
The Aatisa's Sin and PuuislsrasHfs
La Gaviosa Spanish rovsI;
wsaAa's R4s.on. b. gos,n.os
es4jO'. Cave; Sizes
hsvslAtions 81 Mother Jzlissa; 80
At J. HEALET's. lsaa
Sc y. sora@r Of sf.in and FIRST ssrs.,s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
MEDICAL.
CIRCULAR.
Important Id soIdier,

Important TO Soldiers.
Head aFA Asst FRO. Mar Gen. for Indiana.
fndianzroIis. Ira April 30. iscf.
he A. ? II. eensr~l - Iodfshs has heen
4 diFects1 to uetifY all enlasted su~r " 81 haxs
received fuTiauKh. 81 the At-oiuss sce~zsftv -
their proupt return 70 their rsEs tive a4s
at TIE sxpirasian thereof e. ro 81 srs e. t1su a.
dangerous position they viii f,lacs therssaIg.. IN
by not reta fuing promptly and 10 sssurs All rrr
csrned that IL Is the aetsrsn inaslnn 81 the aar
brFsrtnient 70 ALAMEDA is past lenisnry In con-
sideriug sach deffnqnaHclss rrfs aad rsfrfgt
Ism now require THAI every soldier shall b. At IFS
post. IS
Provost harshais viii s-srci.e vieiisnee ia
daty- -
~ order o. COL CONRAD BAKER
So ? PrTKtS, 1t. "a AAG
lfineeuan. eAxstte euryI uvfn.zw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
WANTED.

WOOL 5000 pounds Of Wool, for which the
w hlgsst marksf price viii IL paid
fA#EA ssAeE A. 0uMBERrs.
ONES AZ l.. LowenthaI 4 Co.'S Store, corner Of
Main and First Streets. msy2s I'm
II0UsE-CoNTAIHfE THREE on POUR
i rooms, mt exceeding tvaisa Squares frsm
the fpFt 0fier. Any one hAyins "a an hauss
for sale can had = purchaser By applying a. this
once. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
RARE CHANCE.


Two New Sores for Rent
fHEsE STORES ARR NOW BEISG BrFLT
near re tearr-sea~c. snd the prprrietor
aszsrs then fer Trnf IL ar,tsrss \ .lle -, esisk
he building saitahle far th@e1siasss y she ten
sal. P9sssTsion gfEen On The let Il Auxust.
Ea9e:FS q = BfSCHoF.
HHsAA Crian ces-e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Reinf arcements az 80

tai might be expected TO fall into our
hands: Il saall Dc anits ready 70 Cox
promise. on the Fourth Of Jniyl'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

-essra ,sessss aAass saaefF srts-
aaaE .Esssassfaa .asm#EE seHeE eaEs
aaaa1 saaEs-l sa1s.a
sEs tszfse 50 aHaet &C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
DYE-HOUSE.
PRIETIEG oPFIeE FoR sALE

.VaHE PROPRIETOR BLING il THE All
~, ef-rs for sac, 90 rsasena5ls tsEsass 4
wesI tsleefed ard nszrsy new PfSTIA6 o.
FTGE. AppIy - LEwEs PEEHA&,
Dys-n Sew 5arnony, Pe<y Cozpsy. las
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
Fer Governor, fee9
Pa OLIVER P. MORTON, "
For Lls4e. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
> ls-ass Or SasDEasUrsH.
Far seeetayS Of s1ass,
EELsOs TRUsLgK, Of Faystss.
FOR zHdaoy II STATE, .srrF
"a fHoaAs 3. laooAaTr, q wabasb.4 4
For Treasurer Of stzte,
JOHN I. MoBsIsOs. Of Washington.
For bGorn<y- General,
liiq DEIAEa 6. WILLINGNESS, of rutpsml
- - IN c7~ke ffhs ssprss's Court,
cFS. LAZ. NOBLE. Of Knox
For Exporter Of srVrsms cosTt
col. BIS. aARRtsos, Of Marion.
IA - Ferepprsms Jrssgss, o.
PIT Di.friet-JAs :. fhAzER,o Ko.eiusko
"a DizIrict-JEaU T. ELLIOTT, o. Henry.
Sd Dsfrict--fHAf. A. Ray, II Marion.
An Dfsiriet-ROBT. Q. GREGoRY. Tippeeanos
Fer sspslais41snt eT Public Instruction,
PROF. oEoRGg ". Hoss, Of Marion
= .,,gft.rf ~. -fp 10 y
Z stAf g roe KLEcToss At LAEey.
David 8. 0ooding, q Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of Yigo.
E0R STATE ELKcToEs.
lat Distsiet--James G. Denny, of KaoS.
I'D ssilif John 3. HouRhiaDd, 81 spenesr.
I'd Dlstriet-Cyrns w. Nixon, Of ClaTk.
francis wsster, Of Lagrabge.
"a Distrlet--Hsnry r. PritekaTd, of Bart holo-
new a.efz r4A ff5 5
WaN OF Madison Eyans, " LaSrehess
4th Decentralization sexton, Of Rush.
Nv. Kygsr, Of FraukIin.
sth Dlstfiet-BsnJ y. Iiaypooi, Of Fayetts.
Joshua H. hsllstts ~ Henry.
etb Dlstrlee--Js 3. Wright, Of Morgan.
j. @ Green, Of 5hsiby.
Tth Dlstrict--John Osborn, VI Pufnafn. sF
IA ~ r ~ Thomas n. Rcs o. Parks.
sth Distriet-R p. Davidson, Of TippscaHos.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
9Th Dlstriet--James u. Beiford. OF white.
Aaron 0uernsy, Of Porter
~ Icsh DIsariet@-T. H. Dlckias0h, 81 DeKalbf
#tRf = Haiist Kiibourns, Of Eikhzrt.
18th Dlstriet--John NJ Wallace, Of Grant.
James N. Temper, OF Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

se5- PaFsen Br5wnlow plants this
hard hii ''ssraigkt from the shoulder
between the eyes Of Tennessee reb-
eldom:
Andrew Jackson vas popular with the
negroes on account of his bravery. and
his eulogy upon negro soldiers at New
Orleans; aud when be defeated Colonel
John Williams before the Legislature al
Anrfreesborough, il was ouly by seven
votes and these seven votes we're gained
for Jackson before the people by the
negro voters Of The counties sending
them. The young seions of Tennessee
aIistoeFacy aud Of Southern ehiyalry now
IN the rebel army, must permit as 10 tell
them, IN all frankuess, that their fathers
used to 90 to the polls, ia this State, aad
even before they we're born, side By side
with the black negroes and vote for Gov
sruors, Congressman, and other civil Of
fcers
The manner in which the State acted
under Governor Harris aad has rebel
legislature, includes US TO wish it, had
then been under the control Of q sober,
haFd.working set Of free negroes Nav,
We have no hesiiancy in ayowing that -
had sooner be governed By Union ne.
+ groes than disloysl white mes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
AssEsso IS NOTICE.

THE Tsx-Pxyers q tie City u EEaasvfIle ara
s 4 hereby 1Orlesd fsas sney mat fsf1rn fhsfF
eee1 Il. 10 the Clfy Asses-crs - tbs Ctr Coua.
e: 70 n On or h~foFs TIE z4th of Msy
oeass hoars from A. n 70 pa, aa5 fros.
20 SIN. yoES PA1HE,
W. uAREEH, IR.
HHff - Assesses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

THE CONFESSIONS AND kxPkkIENUE ..
AN INVALID,
Published for the bsnsht. and a. = warning sn5
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN uhe suffer fron
Nervous Debility, Premstno Decay of Manhood
etc. supplying At The same tine THE hKAss
OF SELF CURE. By one Who has cured himself
after being put % great expense ana iaiary through
medical humbug and quaoksry.
~ enclosing = post.paid addressed snvsIops
ssngis sorles nay be had q the anthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eaq.,
Bedford, Kings county, n. Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Ia The correspondent Of the New.

la The correspondent Of the New
York Times writes:
The headquarters Of the Lieutenant
. General snd General Meade are alwass
81 tifshsd n-sr each other and. in ae-
ast lie r&s Generals and $Rpir. s 81
'l.- @sFs tFE... her r. Gen RAJ Heddzs
$ - slsae,ilaie confused of
/. - 40 General tsf.rt sxes ,.fs-s 8.
RAJ a.'4rsf=ioa u to- 10 vvnaei
~ be Hesi 7'sia. In r~gard b
1pe.f a'ieas Q sh's -rsBt, the ixo G-ns5
- are 10 ss,nsfalt co sulrasion, art
80 "a iisuk, - bard 10 szy ho& nu :.
h's oH q FTscsscas STARE IA the c, MN ia
.. Pc haf's may say that Geis-rs.i
Ia ant tassie ties tie sfraEetle raoeFs ] q
esab nasiouz. ShIle General Mead sak-s
charge O. their technical rxet ntion"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl
RatehsIor's Celebrated Hair Dy

Ratohelor's 0elebrated Hair Dy
Is he BEAT IN the Worldl Tee ONT
& Harmlsas, 1Tfts, aad Reliable by
+ .Knora. f4r fas 8Hf
This splendid HAIR Dye l. Psrieet--ehangss r.
Rusty OF ofey nAir, instantly 70 Glossy Ola
or Natural Brown. without IuJurinS the HAIR
Staining the Skis, leaving the Hair sot a
BeShrsuIi impIts fsesN vitality. ffsqneutis
storlng iss pristine eslsF. aud rectih.s tbs
effects # Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed wil
LIAM A BATcffELoR. all othsra are mere I'm
tations, aud should Be avoided sold BY ,
Drugxiaia, ks Faetnry- -s2 Bsrrlay str..te
BAroHEL0A's NEW ToILkT CREAM 20
DRESSING TIE HAIR ivindwi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25


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Family. $40 desorfPe3ea equals H. r.sl s.,..,;,v
er itu splendid results.
40 J. =. RUNNEwEIr.. p-,,-,..s-
E-nEaQ = 20 cemneFeiAl arr R.sss.. :. 6
nBTer ea1a By all waolesAle and ret.il 49,,
knLLRR = WHITE. Aseats-
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SUNDRIEs.

Inn BUSHELS CLEAx RYE.
lOD 100 Buckets Pine TSrs
- Bsrreis v hfta Iffns
tfp Fouads CaFgct Chain:
80 foaads staging aud Tros Lines
Tisfes Dried Bsefs
Dozan Beet f0ugass
Just received sud or sale ~
myzs REILLY 3 Co, y Main Street.
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PIANOS

Agency fer Pianos, he oaeons and
Cabins Organs.
VfHE MISSES LAwEENcE ARE CON.
4 SANITY resolving the above inssrumeafs
from some % he fi-st maaufActareFs n Nes York
ard Bs-tssu. and VII ssil them A. Ea.tsra prsess
Samples may b. seen 1t their rrsl.isres, On
Water sfresf aTst assrst6iss ckesnut IL vii
b % the istrresf " fhoss san4iak the aboee tu-
strulastlfs, 70 call hsf.rn parehasing ~l.swhsse.
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NOTICE

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PIANOS.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

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Surgeon, 50th Indiana volaaieer In.
fantry, in charge of the wounded os the
Seventh army corps-
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Clark 0 ;. A. H0.pitaI Department..

List Of Soldiers Admitted fnto the
U. 5. General Hospital. kvaasyf4te
lad. First DfvfKAonj, May II, 1854