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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
y. W. AaoehSe.
TsAcLsr Of the Deaf and Dumb xsyian.

"HooFiSs CoUsH.-Ths proofs of, cures Of the
most distressing csss Of whooping Cough, by
Dr. striekland's Nelliduous- Cough ( Baisarn,
speak louder than words to the merits OF this lin
comparable remedy. grateful patient writes {:
I" am happy to bear my tessimonS >to tho wonder
full powers Of your Balsaia in curing my children
Of the most distressing whooping Cough, after
every other means had fAiled.' Can any result
be more grstifyiRgf What load of suffering was
removed by the use of this noble c. ugh Balsam.
Sold at No East Fourth street, Cincinnati. o.,
and by all druggists 90 rents DER bottle. l3I ItE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

INsUR4NCE-Our friend Nexsen adver.
tises his business extensively with us.
He is the representative of host of the
best Insurance companies in the country,
and it is not remarkable that he is doing
ansextensive business in that line. Per
sons desiring TO secure:good policies have
only to glance over his advertisement to
find a company suited to their notion.
If they fail to do so, their notions are
very peculiar" that's all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
COMMERCIAL.
:. Il 8 8 q 9TH
New York Market OTT8'Td

.brR 99RTT ,2CTNrw Fo4ask. lsssab1,
COTTON firm and in fair demand at 6i1Scs ~
FLOU Z shade firmer "a moderate business at
~ 45@7 s. for extraR H c, 81 Be@7 20 forsinfs-
rior, and So TOQ9 80 for-trale brands, closing ar
IS CO. 3rBIfffF< IffE ETfGH FffTHR a.
MHlSK firm and ia fair demand at CSC 5aSIOo
WHBATsbsttsf, and the market fully ofiescent
higher; 81 569l 62 for wipter7redf AYesteInEF
CORN quiet at ST. 25aaI 25y u 4g9A "
OATS in fair demand and shade ,irInery at gOa
Gle. rE&s-3CEA = ~ 10 " y
MoIAss sEsss ssessd2 dW sninnfq8
20 so for mess q sff1iI Xxx T-'7GSsFScS
, MONEY fairly active at q cent an CALI Ster-
ling exchange decidedly irmer at CO.;
GOLD more actiye;i opening at 5as< advancing
to 6414, and closing firm at 541I@543Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

IL THE ICE--capt Dysen, the ferry
man. and his assistant, came across the
river yesterday morning and in attempt.
ing to go back got into the midst of a
heavy flow, and when last seen were float
ing down stream, laboring apparently
in vain to extricate themselves from
their unpleasant condition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

WASHINGTON, January 12.-At an ad-
Ijourned meeting of the opposition mem
bersiof Congress, the following .resolu-
ton was passed: satia.I s4saz IN 5sg..
ResolUed, That we are for the resto-
ration of all States into the Union; that
patriotism and true craftsmanship de-
mand that such policy be pursued to-
ward the people of the States in which
the instruction exists as shall be best
calculated to bring this expensive and
exhausting war in which we are engaged
to close, and restore said States to the
Union under the Constitution, with all
constitutional rights of the people un.
impaired. - . ~ ~
The question of the place of holding
the next Democratic National Conven-
ton will be considered at the next
meeting. sars p. ..i.9a IT
Maj Gen. Blunt of Kansas has OBJ.
tanned consent to visit Washington to
consult sTith the Indian Agent on the
subject of Indian Affairs in the South
west on 4sa1 ! -a.rHf
The prevalence of the small pox in
Washington is much exaggerated,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
Cancer Cam be Cured.

DIR. Hebern, Cancer and Consumpti cham piop
has located at l65 Dearborn Street opposite p.
Chicago, Ills. He successfully kills and extracts
cancers without pain or knife, in from four to
twenty-fOur hours. Also cures all kinds-of sores
piles. cure always guaranteed or no pay.
dec30 Iy EP. o. Box 6463. |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13


RETURxING REGNESTs-We are graf
fled to learn that several of the regi-
ments which we're recruited in the Poek.
ct Counties, having re-enlisted as veter'
ans, are on their way home to enjoy e
short farlOushwith their friends. They
will meet with hearty reception. We
hope the old 24th and 42d regiments
will visit our city in body. We should
be pleased to give them reception in
dicatiVe of our appreciation of their SER
vices. The 42d regiment left Chattan-
ooga some days ago, and must reach our
city in few days at farthest. The oath
is on its way up the Mississippi, and will
soon be among old friends. All honor
to the noble boysl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
. DISSOLUTION.

w out our entire stock-of SaddIerJ ard Har.
ness to Thomas g. Maghes, do this day dissolve
the nrm by mutual consent AL persons having
ciAlms against said Arm will presens them imme-
olaIely ior payment while thoss indebted will
come and settle up. We return eur thanks to old
patrons LOT past fsvors and solicit continuance
OF Z eir trade with our successor, whom We are
satisfied will give general Subtraction. 90 :. :
NDeesz4' isoS'~S - W.f.CORVIN A co. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

IN. L. Johnson 4 Co., No. IS Main
street, have Godey's Ladys Book, Les
lies Magazine, Harper's Magazine, Pc,
terson's Magazine, Home Magazine, and
Waverly MISUNDERSTANDING the Bon
Ton for January, 1864. They also have
a large assortment of Photograph Al
buns, which win be sold at reduced
prices; and they also receive the latest
papers by express. They have Harper's
Weekly. and Monthly, bound in cloth,
for 1861 which viii be sold at the pub
fishers price. Ballou's Dollar Monthly,
and TLeslie,s Ten Cent Monthly for Feb
ruarv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


80 Madame ZadOc Porter's Curative Balssm for
cc~ghs, Colds, Consumption, Astltmu Shortness o.
Breafh, Tick!isg Of the Throat. DieHlty~ef Breath
ing H%skissss Of ths Throat. and all tue effects pre-
duesd By checked p aspiration, &c.
The following shows the high -ssamatioa 10
which thu above Preparation ishela. =
Ss- hsys used Portnr's Curative B1l-as for
the past yrsr. and think !, the best remedy for
Cold s"d oSs'isass cOssAs that,I haSs had osca
siss 10 ass and wouli recommend Ito othars. es-
p-eisliy p&reuts. IS = SAFE aaf ssay rssaedy for
children. * =
o. w. MOsa,s.
Teacher Of the Deaf and Dumb Xsylasn
New York. Feb.ls. > -
Madame Porter's Curative Balsam can be obtain
ed Of all Druggists Peics % csnss. and u. iarse
bottles at so cents. - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

Ia The Times insinuation that the
members of the Legion would get drunk
last night and have the headache this
morning, was, we are happy to say, not
verified The members received their
pay, contributed literally to the soldiers
fund and went home ike gentlemen, as
they are, to enjoy the society of their
wives and little ones, or to visit their
sweet hearts.
We did not see a drunk man in the
city yesterday or last night, and we look
ed in mirror, at a late hour, too.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

G No Conservative called the atten-
ton of our philosophical friend, yester-
day, to man picking his way over the
rough piles of ice in front of the city,
bearing long pole or cane in his hand,
and asked him if that did not remind
him of Dr. Kans's Arctic Expedition
f He gazed iHtently for a moment, and
sagely remarked: a. think it no evil
denee of his belonging to DR.. Kane's
Expedition because he picks his way
over The ice with a cane" We were
satisfied.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCALES
PLATFORM AND c0UNEER SCALES.
SCALE. BEAMS AND sTEEBYARDS. 81 fiff =
soA1EaBEzAS AND STEEL zRbs.s - : -
GEO. 8. SONNTAG d CO.,
stHlsAk I'll No. 10 Main Et<eet.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
DRY GOODS
Desirabla Drv Coo

z E e N g. PR e 8 TO II
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A, LARGE AND
Ii general assortment of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
REMOVAL.

.QEILLY 4 co. HAVE REMOVED 10 STORE
~ No. " Main Street, formerly occupied by J.
b Mesksr. fans IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

E@ Articles of real merit are soorth
their value. SUCH is the case with Bur
nettis Preparations For sale by
jan 7ioe9ura,,t KELLER l. WHIrE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

O6sAaDI6 Dry GOODS,
Which they Invite tho "trads" to can xad en-.
anime prices and qualities; Delaying, kaswi
they can save dealers additional nyagkt and 81.
penses In going further Eastward isnl6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

GUNS AND PtsroLs. ~ % 100
Ela'a9aa oARTRfDcRs AND GUN CAPS. 4,
-aaD ga GUNS AID PISTOLS. a9sd stA
/ - t4oqg1 oozRTRfD6RS AND eUN CAPS
.fsfltf III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

the mark which he detected. 1t was plain
enough nova little oval impression with
the name A. FORBES" embossed within, il
was defaced and soiled, but not oblitersted.
tephen Akers was trying to make his
way from the court room, but the deputy
brought him back.
Two wholesale dealers were Summoned,
and when they examined the paper they al
once recognized it as of Ansel Forbes mar
ufacture. Tney knew it-there could be no
question.
And thus, almost mir raculously, was the
whole current of the affair changed. We
gave the case in, and in very few minute.
we had the verdict.
That evening Hattie hung about my neck'
and blessed and thanked me until | fairly
cried. And Fred, when he tried to speak OF
what had passed, at once broke down under
the weight of JOY and gratitude that was up
on him. He was safe-his fortune was safe
and his wife and little ones were still bless
. ed.
Some asked me how happened to detect
that little silent witness away up in the cor
ner of that paper. answered them that
nv uncle gave me halt dozen reams ol
that same kind Of paper when he commenc-
ed making it, and have been using it ever
since. so that stamp was very familiar to me.
The forger had selected for his wicked pur-
pose sheet of respectable age; but it had
not proved quite old enough to answer the
date he had put upon it.
Master John Staffer got off to sea again
but Stephen Akers found his way to the
state prison, where, for term of years, he
was forcibly constrained from cheating his
fellow-men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
The Silent W itneSs.
FROM ALAwY YER'S DIARY.

| had spent some years IN the West, IN the
practice of my profession, and was on a visit
to NV friends in New England, Among
those who came first in my list Of my friend
ship was Fred Elliott, and arranged to vis-
it him as soon as | could. Fred and | had
grown up together; aud when entered up
on the practice of law he entered his unc!e'S
store in the capacity Of book-keeper, with a
good promise ahead. And there was anoth-
er tie between us-a near and dear ole
near and dear to US who were both orphans,
and who had few relatives living. Fred. had
married my own cousin sweet Hattie keene.
He had married her since went away, though
the event had been on the docket a long
while before. nd thus | was to meet two
OF my dearest friends under the same root.
1t was just dusk wren the carriage lett me
at the door Of the house which had been
pointed out as that occupied by my friend ;
and which at once recognized as the totmer
home of old Timothy Elliott, the "uncle OF
whom | have spoken. My summons was
answered by light, quick step upon the nall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

TrGu,-I paid strictly advance per annum. 81 50
II ,o' paid in advance. ............ ......... 200
II no: paid With i'll the $50
snsf copies ccnts each.
, 1864-07-25
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K1 uA&A .s.~. Il A&s-E

NEw York, Sunday, July 2a.-The steamer
hoe Scott, from New Orleans 18th, has a.
we'd. NO news III the papers.
New YORK. Saturday, July 23,-The Her.
~ Paris correspondent stat rs that Drown
81 Hugs officially informed M. DAYTON.
.c American Mintetcr, fhst the steamer Yed.
!, heretofore supposed to have been but5t
# the rebels, has been sold to the Prussian
rvcrun,cut
Nrw YonK, July o3.-Gor. Seymour has
,untermanf1ed all orders for mastering ia
ID departure Of the militia regiments u1dar
" 100 Days call, owing to mieapprehen-
Ill as to thcir being liable to draft willie
.scnt~ lie has directed II sjor Gen, Sanford
proceed to Washington and consult the
:thorttfcs In the mater
new YoGK, July 93. told Is weak, under
4" reports Of the occupation OF Atfantl.
u: fluctuations Of the morntng weFe from
8 TO 2.53}144, and the latest quotation Wss
~.
SEw TonK, July GA letter trom Gov.
'Donr gives, aB the ruling of the War De-
tmcnt, that lhc 100 6ays' men arc sd a}ect
the draft, Int tucir services will be cred
=. to them
.Ew YoAE. July o3-Tae steamer C, E.
~. from New Orlcaue ria Bermuda, ar
I d to-day She lanled ut tue latter n)ace
11srb, l0aud md J dctachm mt Of thc
Is EcW To:k regiments.
, 1864-07-25

Tres nna Heavy Los~es Mt Springfield
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ~ NS1c
Kali aud Newspaper Offices.

Tres ma Heavy Los~c$ Mt Spr1n gf1e1d
ana 1yFAtAAe-aIehxrncs10 Of Mnslc
llal1 aud Newspaper Offices.
SPRINGFIELD, Aass., sunday, July GA
:, broke tut in Sunday night in u woolea
!ilding o. Main street, occupied By james
s,y dry E;'u!is DEALER, aud Gtorge a. Law,
vlhiug Warehouse. The building was soon
.stro, cd, aud the IRE spread 10 the Music
uIl block, brick building owned hy Tlll5
1sheS.
Thc upper story oi the block was used as
| exhibition room, known as Music Hall.
he lower part WIS occupied By ]. II Skill.
.utcrs. The basement was Esed bY bill
ard room and saloon. 1t was entirely de-
7tycd. ~
u,,tcuttd the flames to wooden building
= tue corner of Main and Pynchon streets.
mis- builufug WIS nearly burned 70 the
run d. & stable Ut the rear OF the Music
al NED By Thompson's Express Co.. was
~ DESTROYED. TIE horses, &c, were re,
= thu 1alliug Of wal1s-none fatally. 1otas
.ee, $10p,tOO. The 3usurance on the Music
ull block is eaid to be SO, 900. The block
as valued ut ST, ,00.
! SYRACUSE, y. T., Sunday, July a4.-Tne
ranger hlock, loc4ted IL the business centre
u +k!t city, Was lurn.d at i O'Clock this
II 4,itp. The daily Journal and. duly 6.a7d.
Z cfic.s were dcstro, ed; also Luce's jon
.inttne rbice.
TOLEDO, July GA frr Ut Defiance,
'hio, lart Light, destroyed wooleu tac.lrs.
lion rinr ail, snd a. -, iron foundry. Loss
I,u1LApEl.rI11A, July 9 The extensive
ruy wueon factory ut kenetngton was total.
:. dretrnycd by fire Ia Il uiuht. 1prlnd{n,1 the
, 1864-07-25
CACHEM'S EEAU HOTEL.
GUILFORD, CONN.


The u1 14ezti,nsd thke4 plessute ia announcing to
hi: fsehd ds and ~ pant That be T1 oP:n
ttl Of modern b,tt On an txseaslys
scaie. nth sccon oe Adons 1or siI hundred Knesss,
beautifully locakd on Long lslap3 Sound, ten ma!ts
east q EeE Hsgsn on the Ne* L5ndon aai ssoa1as. m
E nns9uAn:a- Age yacht Of toeiy tons T. kept for
TIE acc 1mmodatou Of the guests o. ths House. \
BILLIARD room with th.ac new msrblc tables good
tenpio slley. pasn,ns hoases TiE1 ho; aaa so'a ss
t1ura for seventy tve norIes.
Going f1ona New Xo,k To sachena's Head take the
8 q m. ard g. o. u. train. Ticket and check T. SAC.
hem.t Head aiIect: changing cars v NV uavaa:
time through $ ~ tuufS. From New H3Taa ta the
Her 1t 10 a. H.. 1861 5 mud $ D: N. H,5 :. n
Share Line Express fror1 New York. Ticket and
TeFot 1t s.M 4. 1n++ And 8.43p. N.
~attr hourly, Having spIt ont tho Tonuaa Hat
14st November. ae subscrther viii deroses hs entire
t1u,t It ro- fost OF hlt Eueasa- dne bAn1 Will
te IL Attendsuce dursus the eeaso1.
y. B-Ao<quttoes ste sfFSusrzs 1t tde h<Ad.
e. LEE sCEAE rOS.
]yesHE!3etAAw nss~
, 1864-07-25
1nterc&t6nE Rebel EeWR-- Importhat
from the CapItA1-T1e hcts- Luau.

Especial Dis1atch to the Chicaco T1inu3e.f
WAsmncToS, Saturday. Jaly "a 1854.
The fimous Fremont muskets, Of much
Dotoriety, hsve been finally put to some
use. Sumbtrs Of them have been issued to
The rarjous departments for use In drilling,
Tie Richmond Fhig Of the 10th has par
agrcph from tho Salisbury IN. c. Vateh-
"an. tayjDg thtt tories and deserters to the
number OF seVeaty-flye or one hundred made
def cent recently upon Eagcomb Co. jail,
and tortiblY released three prisoners con:
i fned there for murder. zone thing IL ee5-
/, tsin,'' ea.s the IFatshnsau, q the loyal Con-
tederates bt-o must either subdue these raid
ere Or be themselves subdued."
The 1Vl;g contains a lengthy address dated
June 2stb, from Forrest to bis command, Re.
viewing tneir exploits since the middle Of
February. Concerning the Fort Pillow af-
1air be says: "There y1u exhibited conspicu-
ops gallantry ip the face Of murderous fire
from two Ennhoa1s, and si1 pieces Of artillery
10 the fort. You stormed the works, mid
either killed Or captured the entire garrison,
1uot1ey horde OF negroes, traitors and Yam
kcce. Ttis noble work WIGS accomplished BY
parts Of Chalmers and Buford's divisions,
composed of Bells and McCu1loek's brig
edes, nha commanded By Brig. Gen. Chal-
Mefp."
Concerning tie rccfnt fight with sturzist
Forrest sa,a; "You drove him and his boast
e1 mibions OF dcspotism into confused
flight from tho battle field, captured II guns,
ESQ WAGONS, 5000 stand Of arms, and 1900
prisoners, and Killed and wounded two thous-
and more These ere the trophies which
adoIn your triumphant banners There were
not even 5, 600 of you who achieved this VIC
to=y over o.o00 OF the enemy" Forrest con-
cludes by styling that the Independence OF
Confederate States Is fixed, accomplished
eAd immatab1e fact
The 1Yhtg says that the Petersburg Esprxs.
Of last Tuesday, the 18th, says the CHIEF topic
of the previous dag, both in the city aad, reb.
RI army, was the reported death Of Grant
1.-The enemy's picksts," says the Esprzss,
"all say 1t Is 50, and tell a uniform story in
regard to it. Tie statement Is that his arm
was shattered By Ehe1l near the shoulder,
rendering ampntatioD necessary, and that the
s'oek to his nervous system was SO great
that he died during the opera:lou-''
The Lsnchburg NIryiataa saya that On tn,
1itb regular fight took place near Pleasant
izens snd gaug of dese1ters Two Of the
dsEerters are reported mostal,y wounded aud
tour captured. The Vsryinian adds that there
are several regular camps sud gangs OF de-
ssrte1s in Campbell county.
In It's local columns the 1Vhig says chick
ems are seven and eight dollars piece In the
market. It complains that nakers' bread is
made of rerp Inferior -four and asks the CITY
, 1864-07-25

81. Paul, Saturday Evening, July q 1861.
Ths Secretary OF War tsas authorized the
formation of new infantry regiment,
which will be called the 11th. Several re-
cTnitic9 commissions have been issued.
Large amounts Of money have been subscrib-
ed by the various clues and towns t. procure
volunteers. st. Panl has tssuet bonds to
the anout OF $3o, 600, which have all been
subscribed by clttzeus- Recruiting lively to-
iAr Men are rnftfnC $50 to 500
, 1864-07-25

] force, which attack soou extended to Hook
e-, The rebels advancing three deep.
Portions Of our line at first Warered be.
fore the terrible onset, but were quickly
rallied, and At3od rs firm IS rock.
On this portion Of our line was massed
over one-halt Of the rebel army. both parties
fighting for the first time in this campaign
in the open field.
Before dark the rebels were entirely de-
'teated, having failed to break our lines at
any point, md 1etreated In disorder, leaving
most Of theiF dead and wounded (2,o0o) on
the aeld.
Ous loss will reach 1000 men, principally
from Hooker's corps. The rebel loss In
killed. ~ untsed and missing exceeds G,000,
including 1hree BrigaHIer Generals.
On the extreme lett operations were emi
nently successful, McPherson driving the
enemy several mi1cz, Blaiz's division ad-
Tsncipg q mile and half south OF the Au-
gusta road.
On the morning Of Thursday the a1st, the
works of the enemy around Atlanta,
On Friday the ed, they had withdza I'll eu-
tisely from Hooker's and Palmet's front. At
WV CLOCK p. Ill., VI LaaG Qhy, portions OF
cur army entered the city.
The same correspondent adds that We may
have some fighting for the full possession Of
the city. hut the campaign Is considered
closed. r;
A report believed to be reliable, announces
the occupation Of Montgomery, A1a By GEM
Rousseau.
WASHINGTON, Sunday Evening, July al
The latest official dispatches from Gen. sher-
nan 1epzesent repeated fighting, and giye
the circumstances attending tue death Of
Gen. Mcpherson, who fell In battle III the
severe contest Of Friday.
Another dispatch says Gen. Rousseau was
at Poo1esville, Alabama, 1a0 miles south Of
Decatur, On the 14th. He had slight fight
with body Of the enemy, dispensing them
, 1864-07-25

NEW York, July 244-The steamship MARI
thon, from Liverpool 12th, ana Queenstown
14th, arrived ut noon.
1t is asserted TINT hostilities have been
suspended in Denmark pending on peace
negotiations. The new Danish Cabinet is
Represented as being decidedly In favor Of
peace.
A person named Spence, in letter to the
Tines suggests q joint medlataon offered BY
maritime powers to America, for the Settle
ment Of the Var.
The rebel loan hse advanced
The cotyette St. Louis Was At Madeira on
June 2nk
Tt<re was lull in Parliament efter the
great debate of the previous week. The de-
ct1cd majority tor the Ministers is consider
ed to settle the opposition for the remainder
Of the session, whteh will close at the end of
5n1y. -.
Palme1ston in response to an iaqnfry, said
that The Government believed the Germans
bud TO intention to attack Copenhagen.
Co{ly Grattan the autheT is dead