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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
THE GREAT
| NDIAN MEDICINE
Cherokee Cure

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zlf-siors enc ai diseases csrtel - eeE forrog
CO. &c Less ~ fNenory, = lct-ssi Ls- ~ ir. Ptir
t4s 3lcE, piuasss 81 Vl1.or. srvustors old A.,
f.af Assvcs. DiEca.7 & Bcihiss. heat i1i
r.keruinesa. ErrPiicrt on tie face, 7slc Cousr
sree, IaEzE y. rssnpuos. azo a. n osresci COZ
.s.rts cal.1 - e1sr - TcDl 81. Qtte rat1rC.
- Tbs rDcd'ci1e ss simple vessfab.e estraoi
us one " waiSa & ca rtlg. Sc a. lss osei used
ur rrar 'ce - ua1y YCr4s, ed EIi1 fl1usaod
fsUicd if rot failed "a sicr'f rstsucc. fgs ct
seve 9owlsf have teen tn1lctnt - gsia vicICr
vef ihc most stubborn case.
e. 10 those who haFe isl1el with taeir corstts
O.. aafi ttty fhiak themselves beyond the -
Z medical sid. ne would say. DssFAfr zofl n
HEROAEL CURE all restore You u health tr
igcr, sd after al quack doctors Asss fsiled
- Price. = per polite. three bottlesf5r g. 81
,rwarded D. ExrFcss % al pa-ts q the world.
II For fuIi particulars. Fe, Circular ffon 81
reg Store in ,hs country. write 70 the Agent vh
N ul IRE 20 any one ccs.ring lie tes4e, fal fre'
se. IN pamphlet form.
AL such orders mast - seEt 70 c. A COOK. CT
co. our Ceucrsi keerf ier tfe Wesi
sold ~
Tholess Drurgia;s ard b. Al DrzgsistssveEyvseas
G. A. COOK, CHICAGO. GtEerA Ageai for u
tatos O. mia -. f3vn Wisconsin. Acairan s1d Ia
lana.
D.. y. z MERWIH & CO.,
soLr pEoPEfETone.
So @ Liher'y street, Kew fork.
sold a setsilhy THOs. n. BARR BBFRL =
BIN DL ard ALLrS pkNCk. TrrFe HaUte.
Wholesale By BROWN sc q SLOAN alJ DAI.
LY KfiFFk = II II. Indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Rrazen Assnrnnce.

The Union Inspectors appointed by
the City Council for the three voting pre-
ciucts, have received a written request
from Committee OF the Butternut or
ganization (the Mcclellan Club, we pre-
sumo, as that concern now seems to be
running the theatre, the High School
side-show, the funerals, and pretty much
everything else in town, and soon will be
wanting to "run the churches The
said Committee ask thar half of each cleo
tion-hoard--that Is one Judge and one
clerk-be selected by each Inspector from
their ranks.
Considering that, last year, john A.
Reitz, one OF their lenders. when INSPECT
or in :he Lamaseo precinct, selected
both judges aud both clerks from bis own
party, and that the so-called Denoera-
cy make this part Of their party tactics
whenever they have the power, it re-
quires considerable efFrontery 10 enable
their managers to prefer such request
They would treat such requests, coming
from our side, with Indifference, con-
tempt, or derision.
We shall see how many Union men will
be placed on the eleetion-boards under the
Inspectors appointed by the County Com
missiOners for Pigeon Township.
There viii be two Copperhead inspect
ors, aud they viii have an opportunity
for manifesting some Ofthe magnanimi-
ty that they ask of the Union Inspectors
Win they do il?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

The View York News, a rofPerhssd
sheet bas said to the War Democracy
that they need neverexpect to get back
into the ranks OF the peace party. That
paper says:
Tie War Democracy ofits own accord
has foreswoTn our company IL mas
PASSED within the unhallowed circle Of
Ao5litionisnl, and there assaredly the
Peace Democracy vii not follow. Il IS
nov impossible Ter peace men Siteout
the sacrifice Of their own consistency
and principle, 10 resume the companion
shin thus Cancelled. Henceioward the
Peace man aud the War Democrat are
twain. There is no tie between them,
there Is no identity Of purpose between
them. the2e is no similarity OF doctrine,
and there must be no conformity OF &C
ton. The Peace nan can not stand
! shoulder to shoulder with an AbolIuouisi
in political battle. Distrust, a0tipathy
and antagonism are nov the poiltca
condition that exists between them
The War Democracy left the Peac'
sneaks because they were for the Cnios
and not for JET Davis rotten eontederael
They have NJ 6esire to back into th'
Soeiteg Of. or fellowship with traitors
They sparn the traitors to the party OF
Jefferson aud Jackson and will ye
purgeit oftreason -TsFTs HGtlts blnioI
Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Served ,em Right.

We hear report on the streets, that
two of the bitterest Copperheads of our
town have lately got into trouble down
in Southern Kentucky, One is said to
have been caught by gaerrillas and hung,
but released by the breaking Of the rope
or Of the limb he was fastened to, Why
he was strung up we cannot say. It was
certainly not because he was hostile to
the rebels, for be was entirely sound oa
that goose" If on no other. A few more
lessons oft the same kind ought to teach
him little patriotism.
The other case is where one of our Ev,
ausville Copperheads was seized by For
rests men near May6eld, aud ''eonscript.
ed into the rebel ranks, The victim
Of this outrage by his own political
friends, managed to escape from For
ests clutches, and resehed Padueah in
safety, in time to save several thousands
OF dollars of money that he had there.
We think more jndicious hanging and
"conseripting'' blythe guerrillas amongst
/ their Northern allies would not Sc, hael,
the Union cause very much.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02


the river, aud By midnight most ct The
people we're carried across
Such was the STAIR at Paducab, and
such is Southern chivslFyl
The force in the fort did not exceed
$50 men, all new recruits, except few
who had served in the army and had
lately re-enlisted About half Of the
force were coiored. The guubosts il the
action were the s. and 81, Of toe Niue
quito Fleet, with ga1s each The loss
ia the fort was IL killed, aud less than
tbs usual proportion Of wounded II is
said that an officer on the 50 was killed
by sharpshooter, bat our informant il
not satisfied that this is true. The rebel
loss could not be ascertained by anything
that could be seen from the fort or from
the boats, or by the citizens Less than
twenty remained on the ground in view
Of the fort next morning. But they had
been killed in considerable numbers be
bind the houses as they approached, and
we're collected into houses by their com
panions They also fell in the streets
and around the depot, from shells from
the gunbosts, and were carried of in tbs
night
Our informant declines to make an
estimate Of the rebel loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Gle 1aiEu auupaaI.
Township Election.

Voters should recollect that Township
officers are to be elected next Monday.
as well az City Officers. The Township
officers to be elected area Township
Trustee, Justice-ofthe-Peac and four
Constables, besides Road Supervisors
The Union candidates are Joseph 2.
Elliott for Trustee, Hiram Nelson for
Justice, and John c. Sergeant, Henry
Pleger, Robert r. Hull, and James 8.
Wills, for Constables.
For the information Of newcomers we
state that Mr Elliott is an old citizen of
Evansville and has been member Of the
City Council for about fifteen years. He
is thoroughly acquainted with our people
and their wants, and being q kind-beart-
ed man, will care tenderly for the poor;
and being warm friend Of free schools,
will make our township schools all he
can under the present Constitution, with
he construction il has received from the
Democratic Supreme Court.
The Trusteeship Is no sinecure. Il Is
hard, thankless task to discharge its
duties properly The present Trustees
who declines to run again, has been one
Of Tie best Trustees in the State, aud
has not received half SO much for his ser
vices az he has earned in performing ii
duties. The place requires kind-heart
ed, cooi-headed, weltmauagiug, consei
entious man; one Who is friend OF ths
poor aud favorable to free schools. Saci
a man Johu Greek bias proved
himself in this Office, and such Z
mau Joseph Y. Elliott has shown
himself to be in The Council Th'
people we're fortunate last Spring IL
olcc,ing John Greek, and they viii b
fortunate this Spring in eIectiug JOSEPH
p. Elliott
Hiram Nelson is also one OF our old
citizens, aud man who is tho very sou
Of honor, and conscientious 10 the las
degree. He IS man Of good jadg
ment aud sound understanding, and as
Justice, win inspire confidence amongs
liligants aud all others who have bust
ness with him. He viii not allow bi
preiudices to warp bis sesse Of justice
aud his decisions will be according L
the law aud the facts
OF the Union candidates for Constable
Henry pleger aud Jno c. Sergeant nov
hold the position and ask for reelection
Mr. Hull has heretofore acted in tha
capacity, Mr. Wills has been soldie
in the Union army, aud was discharges
in consequence Of i'll health, Nj
Plpger vas also a soldier under Willicl
. aud was disabled By a wound in the han'
received at Mmfordsville, and di
charged from the service in consequence,
They will all make faithful oiiicera
Reeollect to vote for Township %
GERS as well as City officers, on Monda,
, The places of voting viii be given j
the Journal in due time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Seared on.

Ed. s. Martins friends yesterday hand
ed his name in 70 the printers to be pub
lished for Marshal, he being absent from
town. o. hearing Of the fact, he tele-
graphed to withdraw his name Ed. IS
too smart to run without prospect Of
being elected He doesn't relish the
idee Of being ''forlorn hope, and
blessed martyr"
Frank Morris has come out In place Of
Ed as the Butternut candidate. Well,
Frank Is a stout, able-bOdied man and q
good mechanic, and can stand defeat as
well as any man we knoE " When
beaten he can get work at good wages as
moalder, which viii be better busi-
ness than playing Constable has been
We are glad Tenvoorde has somebody
to run against, to make the rnce inter
esting. There wouldn't be any fun ia
running alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

DEAocRAcY AsoaToSlzED.-To the
New York World, Express and Herald,
W have nov to add s sterling Western
Democratic newspaper the Chicago Post,
as avowing is belief that slavery Is dead
--an Institution OF historic record Copy
ing On article from the WoEld, Il re-
marks.
ave copy the article 10 show that there
is some sense left in the Democratic party,
and that sooner or later, that party viii
swing CT the detestable heresies that
have perplsxed il, and viii once more
assert and proclaim is ancient faith.
Slavery Is an Institution for which the
Democracy has never had aud has not
nov, any love whatever The very
name Democracy has in il meaning
inconsistent wigh aAd aaiagonistic % an
Institution which rests Tor its foundation
upon the false and oldtime dogma that the
aristoeratic few shall rule the piebeian
many. With this dogma, Democracy
has ever been and ever viii be at war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

NAMES OF SrEANsoATS-Ab bill passed
the House Of Representatives, . few days
since which provides as follows:
/. Every steamboat of the United
States shall IN addition to having her
name painted on the stern, also have the
same placed in distinct, plain letters, Of
not less than six inches in length on
each outer side Of the pilot-house; and
IN case boat has side wheels, also on
the cater side of each wheeIhouse. The
penalty for neglect OF this is the same
as under former Law for failure TO paint
names GA stern. -
2 The penalty Of forfeiture OF vessels
IS also afhxed for changing the name Of
vessels By master, owner, or agent, or
by sny device, adyerdsnent or coutri-
vance 70 deceive, or attempt to deceive,
the public or the Governnsnt, &c.
B Law to take effect sixty days after
passage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
PLANTATION BTTTBRs.


which arc now rccommeudetby tie highest saasif-
cal authorities, and warranted 60 predn1e 81 ss-
aefaafs beneficial efrt They arc excacdiasy
agreeable, ieriec ~ pure. and musi sureroeai ~
other .aalcs whore . haaithy, gentle struuiaaf e
required
Thvy create a healthy appetite.
They an an aHtidoss TO change q water and
They overcome the easets Of ais.irsslea sad
They s.rsssthsa the system and eallvsn ne
the mind.
Tssy prevent nisssaatle and inlerml,tsnt e..
They purify the breath and asIally of ne
stomach
They ears Dyspepsia and Constipation,
Tksy eurs Dlarrhca ana ChnierA hialhps.
They care Livcr Complaint and Nervous
HeadaFae
They makr iha auak strong, che lansuia bfil-
liant. aud Hrr exhausted uAture'a gfehf fHtatff
They Afv composed ~ ihr celebrated Cals1,a sarA
Wintergrern, sassaffaa, ruuta aut irfis nlt rre.
served ta fasFislris 9ute & trriN fur. pes itfs
uealars, sea cifeala.s sud Testimonials sstuna
Esuafe 81 iulis-tar. Efamiha aas4 hotfia.
saa that it has our private g.. 5. STAMP uamHtl.
iaiel uses the cork, sith plsataiieH esene, anf
car sieaaiura IN a iiue stssi PLATE siis iaha. =
that onr bottle = BOD recalled with ipiuieu shd
dataieTiua- stuh Auy lersoH uFqteuaius t. 500
Plantation Bittors 10 chs gallon ur NJ Ailik, san
imrsstor Any person i.nintias ieis h9iti 81
selling any either material theusin, vAath. sl "a
flaBtsiiaa bittefs not iT cTl 'ninHl under iHr
Z. s. las. and y I'D t. prosecuted d ua w.
already have our fss 90 several fariirs fc-htiins
our BOTTLES A. who uilt surfnfG lu atffin.
themselves into close quarters. The daiuaHd far
prake's Plantation bitiers from isdras tialsY-
Hseu. merchants, a., a. iucrHil Ole. TIE simple
trial Of heiie l. The eyitrnfr qfcsut % iicir
wefth aud superiority, ThtJ sro sold ny ~ O..
slfttshto dfuKgistzs srscura, rhyatclan4, halalss
saloons, steam boata, nul country ttnress
=. "a. DRAKE & 90.
No. .ls Broadway. n y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
nISSOLuTION.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
TINHE COMPREHENSIVE uEREroFoRk ex-
i isting between r. browning, A S. Browning,
and Gee. II. Browning, under the firm name Of
r. Browning 4 sons, was dissolved on the III inst.
by the withdrawal Of A. S. Browning frem the
arm. Il. Browning aud Geo. d. Browning, un-
der the firm name Of r. Browning Son, will
continue the business at the old stand-wih pay
sii liabilities Of the late firm, and collect all
claims due the same.
RICHARD BROWNING.
ANTHONY : BROWNING,
mhl5dlm GEORGE ID. BROWNING
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

Mr. Henry Bower, whose name has
been announced for the Street Commits
sionersbip, has lritAdra'ea from the eau
didaey. Voters should recolleet this if
they see his name on any OF the tickets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
NEW BOOKS.

General Grant and his campaigesi
The Art Of OouvVrsation;
The Nations SIN and Punishment;
La Gayiotai Spanish novel;
A woman's Ransom. By Robinson:
Cudio's Cave;
Revelations Of Mother Julianas
J. HEALEY'S,
10 ~ corner OF Maia snd First Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
RARE CHANCE!
Very vaias'.ls Properly and Bu


Very Ealuailis Properly and Buss-
tsesa For sale.
4AEiAa s. coaism Fiaiion :. moFal 70 Gin
II eiHnasft - otter faF ssis, Ga exceedingly easy
FrafeTfV=
1.siafrs zae-sfgry brick netai.ruof FYarehsnss.
9Th tee lleus sataehr4 situated 0n tie corner II
tsffst afssat aud tie taual. being Lot ~ Dona =
500 AaiaE aasai4 Ia1lii feet We would also .eIl
via tha Ffasli.as fts Furniture, FiEtures Gr
ireiisding szia, Desks Counters, Trucks, Scales
ts5FFsaiiasf e. &C.. ac.oe efggihirs ueedat 1T
e tfreearys i#re1rzs or Commission business; aiso
ths eaal aiii $50 sHfrfslqrsiig n our huainass
Thee ffsaase So well adsple'i fgf tobacco flc.
tory ata saEsilaslsoi elsa.
fifssi9uliis bfieE an41Ae H9uas and Esufsrlue
BaEses ai.a -Hsias Hagsi iolae, corner Locust and
Dunhans Streets sssad hg o. fr ths pork lrisirsSs.
also. ths Kettle fa1Ts. Lafd Nafs Bi0cxs. lles-
fsrs, g. te e1af ri.ias eseTsihing nsceszlfy i9f
TIE d=sifsbis an1 eaHseuieniiF arranged brick
NHslstnz- - isarH7f HirHafr iftafeu sixth aul
ssfeatlis ias is1f7 Ac- II aud y, in Block -
l-zstez4l - l1rnt no9 c-rG9lni by Ge1Eeu
kesfers isa - s1ssrlsie or5rr. on these premises
ara 81 80 fsissafns =eahIf. Weed shed, sr- also
large fsfa iliel Hl-h lk1ire ffait Tfgss, shrubs
The nadls "a a1e-tsll 81 fiss frame Wershonae
Situated 90 Aefs snl in biolk = EasierI En-
lafg esalfs fauEia Z fhrcrel irem CnurCn Htrset
g ils laaa oli1sf rslt ~ - Fes .aonili also.
Tie i-furr54e8 and LlsAir-r1iiIFaisl Fesn.
sstalted mar llsk 1851 Cam-isrgr ccEfsinirg ~
acres all uader Gaae. q aeFai C Elich Is sur
rouEdel by aud sfhstautial picket iancs, slo
flied SAB frHs Trees IS eFe-g kiae, luclDalsE
aa0gt ~ afH ~ Heit est, lfsri1g Grape tlaes-
% These prem "a are Infested new frar1c Dwell
Ing HIfh arre Cellar. Weii. G.steru, large sta
BE- =. Pesssfsiga can IT. had isf q Aar1h also,
1ao 49-lfsa4s Hrlidiav Lots N1s- and 7, ~
Hlsez - ssstesa EaiaEz aiaenti aaiQining tha
abeses ats1s
TIE feof z5zs9 faes % Fourfa street, pear ths
corner = LeraEf being ~ exessiszt stand i5-
store aies.
Tie uaeivi1sa eas-bssf q e5zsn fssf, saioinisg
Tie sbgFe.
Z b at.ars property eiil b sid on ialg crsd.is
y aes3fe1- EIii=-a HdisT lfahls. Parties Ezll1SN
- exs'aiua any u Eha sieve properly, al pleas
AL - car afsca essasr Lgcust strsst SD the
1zuas GEO FosTEK z CO.
fstII-5tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
PATNTING.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
4 shop at No. 65 Main Street, where he can be
found at all times prepared 10 execute IN the bcst
possible mauner all kinds Of heuse aud stgn
Painting, ending 'and PAPER HANGING, ny
strict attention TO bueiners, he hopes tossnerit
liberal share Of patronage. -
febl3 e. W. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
UNION CITY TICKET.


For Barahaf,
ANTHONY TENYo0BDF.
For Clerk,
ADOLPH PfAfFLih.
For Collector,
WILLIAM @. BGPPLE.
For TreaaHat
JAMES DAVIDSON.
I0r E,Hrea0r.
chs RLB8 g. GBNUAG.
For Street Commissioner,
ALFRED KIEKPATnicK.
For Asssss9rss
Three to be elected,
WILLIAM WARREN. Ja.,
JOHN SCHUBERT,
JOHN PAINE.
F0r CeaneiimeH4
Ist Nard-WILLIAM DEAk,
- ward-sAmuEL n. ARCHER.
ID Ward-JOHH 4. BfkKEkBIsfH,
4th Ward-JACOD FLEMING,
aih Nard-ANDEEW J. HUTCHihaoN,
9th Waid-THORNT0N MALES,
Tth Wsrd-HENRY l.. DANETfgLL,
ath Wafd--FnEDERieK ". COOK,
9th Eard-WiLLfAu MILLS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

THIS BANK Is AUTHORIZED By TEE
L. secrea4ry II the Treasury 70 rcosivs sub
srrfpffons 70 the absye-n NAMED BJnfts. rayaEM in
Forty, and rsdeezaAhse As fbe pleasure Of he Gov
srnurnt 81 e Ten. yeSrs- Coupon Bonds viii be
Of the c=nomsf sff0n Of Fifty, 0ae Hundred, Five
Hunarsd. ard one Thorsaza Dollzzs. aud vii be
sselfversa Ia . sss dAsz- Eegiz.ezr5 Bands will
- Of Hhe dissemination q KLfty, oae Hundred,
and Ten Thozszsd D5ll4rs. znd viii b csllEzrs1
q q bsEors TIE s1.a Gzy Of ApFil.
Iarzrzst On. beth siAzses 81 Bonds will b raid
"a TIE lat Of March aud sepscHsher. exespf On
Ben u & fly and One EE2zrs9 DoIlz-E, sTssSh
viii - paid annually
sprs azw.vsf WI. 7. PAGE, Cashier.
rTizas Ga5 CR5sz copy. and charge First Ma
tioasl Essk-l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
WANTS.

NHINERs-slx or eight Miners eau hnd con-
INl slant work and good wages By applying 60
James Oakley, with Messrs. jacques froneh,
or 20 the undersigned on Green River
moag W IT, OAKLEY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
MARRIED.

Ga tbs 9lst Inst. "a he residence u 1anss
Oakley. Esq. b. the Rev. 4. fgsiews. MI " r.
soEL to Miss LKLIA OAKLEY AL 81 this cts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
FOR RENP on SALE.

VNOR REar OR sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated ReAidonee, near the salt Wells, With
about two acres Of Land. win Trade for good
city property. Enqnlrp Of
u. y. MfNGsr cor Main and first.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
REMOVAL.

"a 81 ". G.. HEWITT. FLORIST. HAS
k>SA removed his Nursery to First Avrnue.
EN&3fvse next door to l.. Duak's Nursery
sSSsx7A = where he has established himself t.f-
GEH1fs~ mansatiy.
He has now ready FOR sale, all their own
roots tn, fness varieties Of Roses, Yerhenas Gers
niun-, Fuehsias lgeliu,ropes, ralsrgonesns.
Double ana Carnation, striped Petunias, Hardy
PhloN, intermediate stocks, &c, all perpetual
Blooming Plants.
Ihave also the new noabie Towering Zinnias,
which fo-sers as large As the iail Double Dahlia.
and Tho Phiox Dra7aoRii, from IS beautiful Nerie,
ties, all from marked flowers,
Ths two packages Of seed Ter % cents. ireS by
mail.
tine assortment of Dshlias viii be ready tn
IEt Of May. mh-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

LtUN's hA'EIAINVNs
KaihAirpn Is nom he Greek word "knthrQ. fas
"kAfilairu.f slRuifing o cleanse, rsiAsinats and
Fesinra. THIS article u what its naiaf sirHifaH
Pr preserving. restoring and heauilfyinE fita
human hair q j. tho ulnsi rrmafkabie pre- fiau
b the sofld. u = aQair owued and sut nr bi
the orig! Bal proprietor and q unN ms1s with 49,
zaas care, skiii and sticntioa which gave 20
ssie Il oser cpe million bottles prr auunH
Il Is most delightful Haze Dressing
ffefadicafea scngf and danlruh
il KEEPS the lead cool aud rialn.
It makes ihs hair. rich. san aaa fiassF
Il prevents the hair nom falling cHaha iurH-
tnG grey.
Il Restores hair up0u bald hclfH
Any lady or gentleman uha f1iucs hefnffti
head u hair shsAil nae igal'1 Eafhsfren D. s
kncvn and Il throughout she eiriiisel weird
sold b. all RESPECTABLE. siltrs
DEMAS s BARNES 8 co krr fofl
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UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
FOR RENT.

nFFICE.-I have one OF those ine oiIices at the
~ head OF the stairs, second story Of Chandl'T's
Block, still vacant II desired, this tenant eau be-
accommodated with a rear room, by applying Inn
niudlately JOHN ). CHANDLER,
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GROCERIES.

CtEMENT.-S0 srls, a fresh let, lately resolved
~ ana for sale bv RElLLY & CO,
mch2a - Main street.
CRED POTAT0Es.-190 hfiz. NewYork Peta-
- toes, Flukes and Peach Blows, Just resolved
and for sale by REILLY 3 CO.,
meh29 y Main street.
DABY WAGONS. = 80 Baby Wagons, Cabs,
ID Gigs, Bugsies, just received and for sale by
REiLLI & Co,
mch2q 50 Main street.
N6Gs. - Tue highest market priee paid Tor
T. Eggs, either loese or packed in barrels, by
REILLY a Co,
rnch22 = Main street.