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The New York herald., 1864-02-21

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~,.,-,.D DRY GOODS.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
MONDAY osDAxli rtsRSaRv aRG Ss "a.
EXTENSIVE hsSsS ssas SErARrMsSr. c.o \
FINE saiRriNo LINENS. .Dt@
''' ''' stsTSsLE 1sf sia s1F FOX SsrD LADIES WEAR
FINE LOT OF srnr1,o,
FRENCH LISBS sHRHrINos' avn .
sss Canal street corner Of Mercer
II Swiss sgdX t,lngA.m Lace oar!,ln., Curt 4.
V''SrS VIII. ssfi ss ns arif iiosai sss ssass ssslss
o'r'''e' IN 6nr,.S s''s sS'py Pus s'd ssSas w'e" &c
.L1l.ls PATTON 4 co, sal Broadway.
M NETS. LACE. -l1-o.
$50 BROADWAY.
* Clear out stock y sisss @ Masks In !. Sssms sa1s
ssS s X, srs. or s ss faI, w s them
0s'" ''' importers iss soraer Church
M : CUSTOM sH!ars
warrantsihe best Giilng and neaiesiaaAe CITY. 8l
NEW MOURNING GOODS. u
- es ARNOLD ooNsrABLE CO.
.l. MONDAY. FEB 2s.
superb rsns.1s,1 sssGs,%ens Of
r3as v1fasa.s r. BoMBAZIkEs
\ r.upsu a. csnr.s IA 80 and - silk Warp - f
n ranm m,,.n, 49, CANTON ana CREPE cI.orMs
81 GRENADrNE nARsaE.
BLACK and T",TE w'Ts orc os sND, .na SAoosErs
FOuLARDs,
FRENCH hsn aAais nxsH IN AL widths ana aa'"ae''
TRAVELLING DRESS GGoons .,p,v
cAMELs' HAIR CLOTH. ' .al
IiiIBET AND CAsHMFREs.
sHAwLs AND DRESSES.
Together with every other dsscitr. onof
sdsnoa for ooo"'
'''p'' DEEP OR LIGHT MOURNING. et
Corner OF Canal and Mercer strceta
QUILTS AND BLANKETS l
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 90.
SUPER ETssTE SsS Ra1aT aSiLrs 81
"iis ssAsosssIs 'sss srs cs'E'Ri ERioss *"
!EncL,sH AND A,iFRio.s Mss BLANKETS.
At ESu1.It St1SfIs +. Iow re nrssidshs
u RETIREMBNTiFRoM BUSINESS
W. X. pEYroN. q7, BowRRY
GREAT SALE OF Silks.
BARGAINS BAHGAINsi BARaAINsi
OIL BOILED BLACK SILKS. ONLY s7Xc.
RICH LUsrRE GRO DE RHISEs ONLY ST.
GRO GRAIN SILKS nor Mourn,ng, ST. rs
PARis AND LYONS TAsFsTAs. AT SIPS tosi 50. q
PLAIN o0'0HrD .ss sass 6. 81 fashionable '''''
wsT Ssp D4sAcEp received auction
sHs'a iss1 % rs ''' ''s ,'''
The e s:.S e. wS ss; sssp .sn: sFs
e's sses WIN end many SPECIAL BARGAINS in orr SILK
- wK psrToS.
27A Bowcry. near Houston street
RErIsEnEKr FROM BUSINESS
~ wK rsyros n. Bowsnr
The remaining portion Of our stock
y 0'a'aIi siirRTINi i.H sn' AND sHERrINo musLINs
STOCK TskssS es Sys
cEasHEs ,n is rLAANEls . CLOTHS % ana oAssIMEsss,
". si' % nous. Keep
SPGINo SILKS.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 co.
Have now open a choice seicotien Of
CORDED.
In all the leading styles and colora
IN oREAr VARIETY.
magnificent assortment Of
BLACK SILKS
DRESSES , ,sSb SSib MAsrLEs
= srRANo ADRIAncE.
viii at retail Monday February e. scvera Novel
Yes received eg steamer cnna viz One case Nor An
fuschia garnet and wine colo being the coor sought
nj present. -
Paris in ali The new ,sdcs and most magnificent qualities
ALSO
One the finest black hrmnrcs
moir Auserre ac ever offered ss '' IS " '''e
Among css MOST sSsrs pEsIs.s ss InI {. ths TARs,os
FOR cLoAks AND sXoorEs YEi iHPoRrEp.
To DREssMAKERs.
aooo PIECES FINE s,, Su4s5y sS,Sss rArEs oAMBRrcs
AT q CENTS PER YARD tsy 4se pecc,
LINENS AND orfiRa hf1sS DRESS L1s1scs
= SSSS sSSSS SS;;s 81 oSsSSss., ,5s$iSSSss 60
Canal street corner Of Mercer.
WINDOW SHADES.
w, " . pro2bsAr. e, w
FOR sKyLIoHTs.
0LA n KRI.Ty" "1NDiHSS'
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

GREAr cLRARfnG OUT BALE
oARrAN PLUNKErr 4 MCCULLOUGH.
go BOwERY.
In view OF making important char ges their bns
have decided to clear their entire stock Of Dry
from per cent aud must sold regardless OF cost
The following will show the reduction In stock Of
waterproof Clocks 81 80. win sell for S.
V.ye, syy %ss Peassr a ~ w T H.. ss o1 d9 81 81 9
Castor Beaver. SIS; will sei for $i4
the fasSiosaSs materials the sessS" We viii also cer
splendid stock OF French Mernoes raramatss Aipaas
and ii reacS Popns oScr wh anu % o
Dress Goods Balmors Skrts, Blankets Fannes Shrting
ana shceting Muslin &c &c.
200 dozen Jouvins Kid Gloves FOR g. per pair
200 dozen Jouvins Kid Gloves slightly damaged. for
S.RThS ,R1ss' nsksFr 2; psT psF mocu1novou
GREAT BARGAINS, oREAr 8BssssoAIss.
sEILiNa orr
4 spLEnp1ps ms6ii prr6RFurIFy pRE FiFSr or hARoa.
A TO 70 Buy BH CHEAP DIRT GOODS.
BLACK oosoSSS s'S ngsrc .o.s
PLAN AMP FANCY FANCY
THE CHEAPEST n 4" TOWN. TOWN Ao''' ""
F6ANrRLs
aa roAS' QUILTS. &C &C.
FURriiERMoRE.
BLACK AND coLoRED ALpAcAs.
slightly damaged ~ wser =. hc ss. Gse in Duane street
orovx2s rs. worth g.
ssi GRAND STREET.
Corner Of Eldrtdge.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21
ExPRNssEs.

pURNHAM's .FURNifUR8 ExPREss BURNHAMH
- F..n'ture BEpress Burahsms furntuvs Hxpres ilb
vur tr aoet Al kads 81 iurnture bored an6 shippea
pussaire of families moved % We W. Or 70 the oosaEY
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

HEl4P wANTED-NALEs.
A GENTS Ass oUARAsrsFD SIS rks DAY. AND
naus ss'sss s. r sss .n",
I:ss gs gss.fs F. .f
oIding immesAe profits Zach p@sssss eers,as s%e
aans rses present. q az JsseS g. worth several
COUSINS sI ss', move sss ss ssa %
@ RI s rsess s.s e Of ss
We have None ei.sr. are geuSiae Beware
1c Agents wasted IN every town and c.%p
for circulars tof this crest none, msns business
e s'sn' Gs scSisDs sss Sa.sa
AN ACTIVE MAN, A6oeAisrsD ~ sRooTLyN,
San be sod 70 large ehea during ne san,m ~;
Bro.dSaSy. aa SaS' "e'e''.'' '"''''' o "'A"o' w. :
| A BO0KKEEpER wAHTRD-cApABLE OF KEEP,
iss coinis bv double catrS fer,mseninc works aod
preferred address 3 K, box i5s iersd oance
A YOUNG MAN wANrED-wIrH GOOD REFER
- ence 70 assist tending bar Apply In the liquor store
some and a "rac'e C Il boerkeeog who is WI,
| Co., Herald Office. IA. IN .IW . a60
A Roy wAsrsp-Is \ LAw orsrcs: ONE WHO
and M ors P".t ocs
Is work I'm t gallery noe xho vol, iite 10 ,earn tne
ras god e'Sass Tor steady boy who not
,.,s,,7, ,1,,.n.,-, o.-...,, --av
ID wanted thoroughly comretent ari espedenc.d lite
No N.w Enrann a,e,as 49, a M csn j..
made with The rirt man Address Win reIerences boz
=. - >N view ..'l'lrOa ,ork tosl ou'ce -1 -
| (yANvAssER FOR A newerAref wANrEp-To
~ A nrst ass man sed terms N be gwen Address boz
o. o.. raaaepl1a -
Dr. prsaas '''S@ be shoe,4is aeps' saf good
| nRGG curuK waNTGp-tN 4 FIRST c>hss Dts
- prns,na es,neesemeat apay TO Il. ) DAVIES O.,
r,oR Ntw oRrrAss WANTED rmNeprArsLY lN
Il 10 O d cstiiftet ,entleu ms t,rntShng store n Sew
Orleans iloroigni comtc,at sacs,nan gih une weep
shie ers1 10 SID ,oo VIII he nsrnaae.,, ss,s,, Ers,
3sar So tddess stating refe aad f particulars,
IIOrEb kEEPps wANTVo--a TGoROUHHLY cox
Oar u.
DAY ASrrR'S Cf.FgH WANTED STEA MFR
soon 10 bc iiu ~ cctnniiss,on MAS, be ooiek az i
---
CALp.sMAN wANTEu--is peES, aop0s AND
? sea~ls 3A@. = 'itAsN = soy !. .,z7' % Broad - ~av
& sm.aa SIX Gene ad g. @ 'assol tes ~.
unacd State wa;erec for d f4cac
oceaa. rlese bc er'tstr' fof gear, wa
iGer fa,ies aud tecese ,bses nootss nv d adyssc.
Na"a Rauiezvoas NJ "a se,e ssses, ,o% gors JOHN
icLEon MlRraY. United States May. Lietocnan Con.
-,,,r,.,, -,t,..,,..r - 5,.,,,,.. 49, go
w Aedc . 80 - ~ n ~ ,,a 80,
@ Senr r ,. @ Safs ~ , re .. + yso @ Il "s
,,an,n oectaar sea,ncn sis ~ ,n,.., 9onfis. 49,, ~
ne Va rsi Kendegyoas Esw ok city
.....,rrr -. rr,, ,,.e,-, :. ,o,.,... ~.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

AT THE OLD WELL KNOWN sroe r. ~, sHy
- svsnna ~ xSu va want 70 ssc af,er your adyant
us Sis wkisI vii = mg srrs,s rsu,c e Carpc,s 'n
Scn: r'ssss ca or. Or sr ssSrss. sese % Il nAi
SsxSSsss S:xvss avsnoe ocsween rweaty.seveash and Y
ey mrs Har, W." W
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

TRENCH FLUTfNG ExCLUSIvELy-ALL MATERI.
ala pnnct,pIlv Fimted In unsurpassed mannes and
delivered In all parts of the city at Mrs 0OLDKSS French
Futing Esabtshments. IL AmI,y street B-A bio TX
HrOo
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

ygNTLEMRN HAVING ANY NEW m 49,
" Oothine 70 dtsposc NJ can obtalu the h,shss, ~,
calling ~ sbe etgso ~ ev addrsssiAg JOHN vItn pm
rsss' ssrse& ~ ssdev psaHsAIs aAaeads1 =
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

nREG CutIR WaETED--tN a FTRSy CLASS Dis
y prRsina rsehAsnmcat Ap:is 10 X j. DAVIES n ca,
Fpl oH H.. sosner 81 Chnion, Erooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

The Copperhead papers bave been
telling that the President gave to a reb-
el hAlfsister Of his wife a pass 10 go
South, under which she carried trunk
full Of eontrabsnd goods and enjoyed
other special privaleges. The lie is re-
futed by the following statement o" Per
ley, correspondent. of the Boston Jour
nal
Mrs. Lincoln has some half sisters
who have never been particularly init
mate with the branch Of the family 10
which she belongs, and when the rebel
lion broke out they took sides wi:h the
South. One Of them had sometimes Wis
tied them while at Springfield, and was
considered pleasant, agreeable girl.
Some little time since she appeared at
the White House on Saturday afternoon.
sent in her card, was received, and spent
the Sunday. As she was leaving on
| Monday she remarked that "Martha"
was at Baltimore and desired pass TO
/ go South. How she got to Baltimore
the President could not imagine, but he
said be would give her precisely such n
pass as he gave any one. About two
weeks subsequently this "Martha" sp-
peared at the White House and sent in
! her card. Mrs Lincoln responded
that they could pot receive her. She
then sent in word that she desired the
promised pass The President wrote
one in his usual way-preeisely such a
one a. Is given to any lady and sent il
out 10 her, and she drove away.
The next day she again appeared, sent
her card to Mr. Lincoln, by whom she
was refused admitanee. She then sent
in note that the pass she received was
not such an one as she wanted, abe want
ed to take some goods South Mr.. Lin
coin turned over her note and wrot'
upon the back thst the pass was precisel,
such as he gave to others, and she eoul'
have nothing different The next ds
she appeared in his receptonroOm wit
|, others, waiting to see the President bu
| finding it out, Mr. Lincoln told his mes
: senger not to admit her. The next da
she appeared again, the same direction
were given, and she did not get an aud
enee. The next day she came with
i Kentucky member Of Congress who tol
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

SwISDLER CAPTURED-Somed days since
Young man named VIM. Wharton, in
the employ of D. C. Porter Il Co, Of
this city, was arrested on 3 charge for
robbing his employers, bat vas released,
for some reason, and allowed to leave
On Thursday last be went 20 Louisville,
to a friend Of Mr Porter's, and informed
him that be was going East to bay goods
for the firm, and on the strength OF it OBJ
tainsd some money ss a loan. The fraud
was soon discovered, and be (Wharton)
was arrested by officer Jna. Gallagher,
who started with eulpit for this city,
yesterday morning
When about ten miles from here, last
evening, Wharton jumped from the cars,
while under fall Roadway, aud made for
the woods Gallagher i'm mediately leap
ed after him, bat sprained his ankle so
badly he could not walk The train was
immediatly checked up, and Captain
Rose Falwell, the military conductor,
started in persuit, overlook the fugitive
after long race, and brought him back
Hewas lodged in the work-house te await
an examination. -NaShpiIlc UaioM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
e The New Orleans True ps.

Ia The New Orleans True Delta
has received a letter from Alexandra
of date the 22d ult, which states tha,
''the country above is teeming With
everything which is needed to sastain the
army corn in such abundance, that
Egypt, during its seven years of plenty,
never excelled it. beef, pork, sheep, poul-
try, are in almost inexhaustible supplies.
Cotton is coming in here in perpetual
stream and going out as rapidly |
counted between three and four thousand
bales lying here awaiting shipment on
my arrival, and the daily receipts and
shipments are considerable. The guam
tiiy buraed by the rebels is enormous,
and amounts at presant prices to sum
Of money which would hardly be believed
If represented by figures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
REMOVAL.
THos. @. MAGHRE

VTAs REM0vED HIS WHOLEsALB MANU-
i facturiag Est4hlishBent % No. FIRsT
sTgEET. BIOS Hzis. he has a Iarzs zna sis-
zznt sssortmsnt Of Hone fnzdr Work. - fBe ~
the finest, gnzranteed g ggod TIE best aud
fsr sale - - eAe-p as ihs ehsspsst.H and little
cheaper.
His eHtsrs stock = consisting 81 fns BsKEy.
Coach. and Carriage harness, Light TrstfinE.
Heavy NaEgB- DTay. ard Express Ha-nrss. Sad
diszs In endless variety, Brides q al kfsas. ia
any quantity, Collars. Gifibs, sufefngies, Cheek
LAnss, Military Work IN EhOrts eFrrythlBg IN
bis linz, from Hame strap - q g aunitor sad
date supervision, - szuGful and szF@rienoed
workman, and IL n0w ofsrsd 70 the tr4sis Al
EASTERN PRICES Being alb = esmpsts sue
osszfuIly With anything IN the market. IL styls,
6nizb, aHrzbflitys and price, b. ~ p asks trial
Call aad s1smi1s for Fsurselyss- zpZs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
EVANSVILLE, IND, TUESDAY, NAY II, 1854

the President that she was in waiting,
thoughtit hard that she could not see
him.&c., re lie intimated TO the N. G.
that If she did not avail herself Of the
pass without delay she would find it re-
voked- The next day she again appear
ed with another member Of Congress, but
the President still refused TO see her,
and told the Congressman that he had
heard Of her talk where she vas stopping
and that if she continued il or staid
around here she would iind herself 10 the
Old Capitol in less than twentv-fonr hours.
She departed, and the President heard
nothing more from her until the nsSs-
paper stories appeared
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

And its attendant train ef symptans, tt acts msr.
IKE charm thsn mniirins There l. nsthins
IN the rsnge Of the NatsriA Measaa thai for a = 81
wgni esaFA eenpartson with Il IN this dissass.
tali arcount ef this sondarfal plAnf may -
tuna IN The llfh sditioa % the q. q, niapsnssta-
~, pages iJs7 and iSsa
series ef experiments In which Dr. Rail hss
nsen ier wears engaged, hAs jast kesn brsaESt %
successful tsrmlnaiien. aaa he il nau easklsa -
oarr 70 The public combination o. cedron, With
ether sppretse tonfcs, be Whole preserved IL sAs
bsst qaAiity Of eeppsr-distilled Bearkea whfskS.
hieh ne = eenadsnt has 40 egaAf IL tks world
ne mighf furnish = Nelame of csrfiaeniss. kss
ne public have iouk sIncs learned e estimate
things At their true vAus. The aalset rlsn Ia ~
every ene O. 1T for himself The virtass 81 : nsu
medicine. Glrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

Kathalrou Is from the Greek sosd ssKalhra. ''or
skathslro." siguiGsing 10 eieAnss. rsjaxiaats snd
restore fhis articls i What - u snihzs.
FOR pre@ervimg. restoring and la&utlfylng the
human hAir Il - Tho most Feaaxk able pre- paratfan
ia The sorid. Il l. again ewasd saa pat up BY
ths original proprietor, AMI l. new made Sith the
a@nns care, skill and attsBtioH which gave II =
sale ei eSer ope miiiioa botties per al ualn.
IL is = HaOst dslishtfal Hair nfssslag.
IL sradlcAtsS scurf and dsndraH
IL keeps the lead eaol and eiaAn.
II makes the hair. fichs ssft sn1 glossy.
it rrssents The hair frofa falling - and turn.
tnE grsy.
II rrsteFva haiF upon bald hsads.
Any lady or gentleman who values = hnauiifal
head ofhsir shssii as Lysa's kzthaftoH IL j.
kaoSu ansta ed throughout the elyiiIzea Norla.
aoid - All Fwatsse tAbla dsaslens
DEMAs > BARNES A CO., Esv York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
MILITARY GOODS
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, Melodeons and
Cabinet 0rrzux

TNHE MIssRS LAWRENCE ABE CON
i SFANTL1 receiving the absye Instruments
from sozne Of the best manufacturers IN AsS York
Snd Boston. and viii sell them A. Eastern prizes
adding freight
samples may b sesn AZ their residence, on
Nzter Street, first door below Chesnuf- il wiii
stlunsats, - call before purchAsiag elsewhere
apso-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Semi North.

The Memphis Bulletin Of Monday
evening says:
Doubtless large number of our citi-
gems duriag the past year have kuown,
seen, or heard Of Ed. Wells, young man
Of prepossessing appearance and insin-
uating address, who would have been
most seriously insulted al the first whis-
per rofse2ndel, and yet who, noswithstand-
ing all this, was known as the follower
Of no honest trade, or avoeaiion. Eds
dress and address bespoke the gentle
man, and yet these two marks in an iH-
divldaAl whose funds ara apparently not
the result Of pbysieal, or metal laber. are
often among HE greatest misfoFtnnss .as
proved 10 be ths.sase with Ejs, for n sal
eyes were 5000 directed toward him, and
his movements we're scrutauized, TO what
would doubtless appear % him a meddle-
some degree, and those whose daiy it vas
70 watch Ed and his movements, soon
concluded that be was little apt to ap-
propriate that 70 which he had no right
or claim. Al last il became current that
I'd. WAS thief. and 50 things run on un-
til yesterday merning, when I'd. was
grated pass, an exemption from militia
~ duty, aud free ticket to Cairo, with
strict injanctions not 10 return. Poor
fellow
lie wss a patriot. AMI b. IL understood,
Hs isfs his eoaafry Er hta eoastryas good
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
PLANTATION BTTTERs.

&AG44H 4R440&A 9444A~AASh
which aro asv reeommsndea b tAs highesSnss.ii-
cal authorities. and warranted to proaaes an fs-
rseefass heneasi4s effect. Tley ars exeeedingiy
Agres@bs, Ierfse-ly pure and must znperaeea all
ether ioaies where = heAiihys Esntis stlmuleHt :
Fsquired.
They purify, Strengthen ssl lfnvsgurass.
They create healthy app=tifs-
They arr "a Antiaots 70 change Of water asd
rA.y over svsrssn. the .r.e.. e dissipation .uA
They strengthen tbs syssssn and saiIvsn The
the mfnd.
They prevent ais ssOa,ie Aua intsrmli,ens e.
They purify ths breath and a>saiiy Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consfirstisn.
Tkey ours DiArrhes aud cAcisrs n orhss.
They cure Liver Complaint and AeFyeas
They make the weak strong. the iAngaid bril-
hAnt snd are exhausted natures great restorsr.
They are composed of tbs eelsbu@ted ciisayA eark,
s1nfessreen, s4ssAfrAs. roots aad herbs. all pre-
terved N perfuetis pzrs 81. CEssx run. For par
ticalars. ses circulars and testimonials around
zach bottle. -
Beware of lsapostors Examine every bottle
see that IL has car private Z. 5 Stamp unmati-
lated ever the cork wifh plantation scene, and
oar signature en- hHs steel plate side label see
that car hotfie ia not re.hIlea With spuFious And
dsisterious stan- Any person pFeteading 10 sell
Plantation Bitters ey The galion OF IN bulk, Is
imPsztor. Any PeEsoa initAting this bottle. er
~ettiaS any other material theFetu NhsthEg called
Piantztton BitteFs 14&, - q rFffsinal nader the
O = law. aud viii be prosecuted by as We
already haSe oar eye en several parties fs-tiliug
our bottles, ac., Sho will sgceeed ia gsttiHg
themselves iHto close quarters. TIE demand fer
Drake's Plantation bitteTs from l41iies. clergy
msn, merchants. &C, Is Incredible. Tbs siaapIe
trial Of bottle i the exlrB1e present q their
worth and superiority, They are sold b. all re-
spscsabis druggists, grecsrs. paysieianss hctsis.
saloons. stsam boats, zBd country stores.
p. Il. DRAKE a co.
Ne 202 BroAAwmy, n ".
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Net Assets. January. 1884,
@3-oO2. .556.39

g. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
u ErNA, afler Is years " severe trial, hiss ~
alikea the grcateat public advantages aud
saqcess of the various y sfems OF Fire Insa-
rAace In the eoautry. Is nov better than
ever prepared for duty. a
5. ls,00o less Claims have been settled and paid
STNTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
6. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY by
fIRk, 10 the United States averages over
sie0,nO1 daily. Is yonr peopeEty exposed
and unprotected
:. ARE you INsURFDf II not. why not ,
The cost ls trifiEg; the duty is manifest
the result may be your escape nom ruin
while delay And neglect may involve
you IN bankruptcy, poverty, OF erGsl ei-
appointment
$. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is
given % small risks a. keli large ones,
Able and superior commercial advantages
Afforded
nH- insurance solicited and Policies issued b.
wv. NKXSEN, Aesnt,
jzss Marble Hail BuildinS, Ne. ,. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17


aas eeoemo- a -hoasshold word throuxhent ths
" se.s ead So1thi sod his Worm Lezsnees. n lsss
man 4sar afaer their tntrodaefion. attained =
,spassten A. vide -spreAd - tee eoa1tnsnt ef
NeftA Anertea But the cruwninr xlory q Is
he Feiaa4as q te sttaiae IA his latest aiaeox.rx
ef father coniifaAtioas foE ha does net ciaiu e
have beea the alsoovrrer u CxnRON Which Il ths
basis 81 The bisteys new eaersa 10 ia rnhlse
That honor belongs 70 the native inhabitants 81
CentEal Aneriea. to shom its virtass Aave hesa
kne~n ioF mere fhAn tso hundred years Armes
vita e, the lndzsn bids defiance to the mesl as.a.
y malaria and handles withsat sar shs nest xs..
omons serpents- IL i = belief with thsn that
shie there Is breath lsfs n tAs hciy, tie cedroa
. potent 20 cure, no matter What the alsssss mas
b..
While Or. Bail is nos prepared 10 iadors. skts
extTAfakant rfetnnstuhs hs ia navartheisxs ssals-
ned trsm thorangh exsminAtian of the exi4snea
relative to iis ririars that - a Fsmedy aaa pre-
ssntatiFe ior al dis-ases arising from exposure.
elher q fhe changs& q weafher snd eiimAis or -
tie m'asAiatlc lnnaenCes, il stAads witheut ri.
Fsl, and Justly deserves aha rePetafiea IL kas -
dies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Cedron Bitters

one trial and yes Nili neqer uss any etheFs
u Il bot Necessary 20 pabilnh long iiet of a..
sssrs ~ which The cedreB nifters are = specine
IL al dl-rases of the STOMACH, BOW
ELss LIVER 0fl kEDNENaa
In 81 aaactians % the BRAIN nEpENn-
INC UPON DERANGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH Oh noWEEst
Ia 8OUT, ,nHEUMATIsM AND NEu-
HALGIAt
Ana IN FEVER AND AaUE,
II l. dsstiasd 81 sapsEoaas ali athsr rsns4iss Il
not only cures thsss diseases. bot it Pazsnzxs
than #eH. M
vine glass fali % the Bltlsru takan IN hssr
heofe eseh neal, viii obsiats the li eszls sf Ia
uaott uaheaithy ciimaGs. and acsann the parsan
takine q against disses- andsf the mesf trgfne
eqrnsares.
ns-pf. JOHS n0LLis PrineipAl Onlss, Ttnk
sold by PETER vIKRLTro,
hbs sole Agent. EvAnsrtIis. Isd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
SILK Sun Umbrellas

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AID GISGHAM
II sua Uubrsllas iuss received aad seIlInz
cheap At
sCHAFKER & RUssIEG's,
Eoz. AZ and - Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Notions and Fancy Goods

WE HAVE LARGE STOCK or NOTIONS
w and Kaaey Go0ds. which we sell, Al whois-
sale sF retail. CLEARER than any ofbsr house-
SCHAPEER 4 BUSSISG,
Sos. A. and - MAln strest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
A Few CARPETS Len.

TNH0sE WISHING TO Buy cABPK 3
Il cheap hsk better cali soon- We are selling
then Cd At less than zaznuk uksctarers cost
sCHAPKER = BTSSISG,
Eos Al and - Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

For Rats, Mice, Roaehes Ants. Bed
Hugs. Moths tn Furs, woolens. &c.
Insects on Plants, Fowls. Amin mals,
sc.
aOnly infallihle remedies known"
~Free from PoiSons."
=sss Not dangerous 20 the Human Family
g. =. Rats come cut Of their holes 10 dis.~
nF-Sold Wholesale in an large cities.
EB- Sold by all Druggists and RetAilsrs every.
Whers.
RStli BxwASEiiio of all worthless limitations
Rsss-See that . CasTAR,s" name is each box
Bottle and FLASK. before yoa buy.
RFAddrcss HENRY X. COSTAR.
nlsrPrinoipAl Depot. Nc. 4S2 Broadway, n. \.
RN-Sold by KELLER & WHITE,
LEICH 4 CARLSTEADT,
BRoUgHToS & WOOD.
sH Wholesale aud Retail agents,
Evansville, l0d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
U. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DEESE1Ss, BOUNTY snd AkkEAks, boUh-
i IS Land ana Back Pay for soi1tsrss widows.
a. nssn- JOHN TEEEIss Agent
Evansville lad, March 1s. lisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

believe the statement made abovs By
the true Union men to be entirely rela-
bic. j. L. SEATos,
Deputy Provost Marshal
Livingston, Ky. +.