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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE I'D, 1854



NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF rue PIrTsBUR0.
IN Fort Wayne ana Chicago Railway Company the
dersgned commissioners authorized sell thirt thou
sand new shares of the capital stock Of said compan by
pose OF constructing double track ddonal
equipment &C. now propose 70 self thirteen thousand
shares OF the 81 fol ows;--
They ssue u the shasehoders who stand
gered such the books OF the COMPANY 81 2
h. OF tie Oth OF tins month share for I've
shares then standing their name al the Of 600
OF eruption win opened the once of
iow Laner Co ~ Wall street. the 18th June kept
until the goth June. At r NJ. where
holder can cal and snhscrbe or signify his wishes by let
shares thus subscribed for will dividend from the LIST
july proAino
2st June ratification OF acceptance; fourth the
18th !ny one fourth on the ih August and fourth on
the 18th September. .
Transferable stock scrip will issued redeemable In fun
Non comp III any Of the conditions Of this sub
scrpton subjects to forfeiture made thereon
This stock mainly 70 pay for iron rails roing stock
labor and the cut OF procuring the and thu
enhanced all aieras 10 the opinion Of the chief
engineer and the chief executive officers of the
the stock will b offered during the present
II further amount can be economically eYrended In
The capacities of the line this year tho company
will rTobsJhly have Other means to meet tho same.
The ccmss the right TO extend the time or
subscribing to nonresident shareholders do.
sire to avail themselves OF the benefits Of this notice
pose
The the right TO dispose Of
their discretion for the benefit OF the company any Of the
shares not taken BY shareholders under this notice
s. riLbE s.hA'
,. EDGAR THOMSON.
SPRINGER HARBAUGH.
l.. MEYER
NEW YoRK, June |, 1861 Commissioners.
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--iuett va is vi demand Tor wheat chiefly t1n
tpselgt ~ wv lrt snd rri. &c. a &C. better.
Saes 2iyOO here md % arfye part last even.
ins loc nang Oheago sprug Al y 10 81 49, Milwaukee
COB 81 u 81 70 amber spuag Il 58 ii III red sa,e
81 ~ winter red Western 81 ST 81 81 anhcr uIchi
81 IS ~ 90, and white Canadian III pvn wac ~
active aud rumi1Rllv unchABfed corn was ,rreg,,av
aud iuwer sales as 900 bushels, al b.a eli f9fs 90
ne.lern mxeo ~ 5sa 81 or yelow and 81 Is 81 30
Tor white Oats wers less active ana without aecseI
Change 10 price sales az e0c olc. for the range ,n
clui1g Western 81 90 short time. Farley we Quiet
barley malt vas quite active, with ses Of 5000 bushels
% arrive et 81 90 S'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10
NArlosAL LIFE AND LIMB
INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK

TX.
CAPITAL STOCK O).OOa
With the privilege OF Increasing % 900 This company
ali the and privileges Of Life
Company In the United States with The additional
powers Of usuring the Lives ana mh OF Officers Soldier
and Manesin the army sni navy OF the United States, AM
all other persons
Books win be opened nj the Office OF Allen Van Buren,
Luckey 2B broadway for subscriptions FOR $4,000 add
tioua stock on and after the 9Th day Of June instant
ORIsoS BLUNT President
Jony X. CrfLFY.
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TINTED STATES INrERNAL REyENUE-r1rrH

/ NITEU STATES INTERNAL REYENUE-TIFTH
~ District New York-Sevenih, Tenth, Thirteenth and
Foureenth Wards of the City OF New York. IN pursu-
snce Of the provisions of section Is Of the act OF July 1882
omitted An Act provide internal support the
Government and 10 Interest the pubic debn notice
Ia hereby given that the lists containing the pts
sauaons and enImera,ions made and taken within the
for ss3 and OF Licenses for will be- ana remain
~ at an tne spscs Oh @ a ga a
wa, from A. NJ TO r NJ, and that the Assessor will
ite'n iays during the space OF fifteen days from A.
10 T. H.. tor the purpose of hearing and determining
appeals relative 20 any excessive valuations or
enumeratons b. the Asst aDt Assessors And that the
proceedings of the Assistant aud the lists afoTe
said Will during the time for bearing appeals submitted
to the inspection of who apply
for that purpose and that the Assessor will hear and deter
mine In summary way, according to law and right
and all appeals which be submitted against the
ngs Of sad Assistant Assessors Provided that the
question TO be determined by the Assessor appeal
speeding the valuation enumeration q property or OBJ
jects abe to taxation shall be. whether the valuation
complained of be be M correct and a appeals to the
Assessor aforesaid shall be made 10 writing and shall
specify the particular matter thing complained Of
Dated at No. 500 Broadway
NEw YORK, June q. 1854
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As g0vERNEss OR H0UsEKEEPRR-A WIDOW
~ lady Of refinement ana education, desires situation
IN eishcr capscy, would take charge OF
house tof tie summer COMPENSATION not much OBJ.
oiisc Pa -
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The msrte, was excited and rrner win sales

bass Iaguayra a. 42c.
CuioKoRY was quiet Bales NJ auction 80 ca.xs prime
German chicory root nj 7No., 1s casks prime Dutch
fffrlaed AZ 13c. axe AMI GOO BAGS root al rye
ffuu dull Salos ~ auction wore 1896 boxes o.
enn oranges al ~ Goa - 90, and as do. lemons at
a. Is as3 so
fRESEn were dull and dropping Engagements,
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1yrNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ York-At election for Directors of this Company
held Monday. 9th irs.., the following gentlemen
JACOB BROuwER, p. l.. FoULKE,
RUSSELL sFEDBISS q. G. SATTERLER,
N. L. MARSH. JOSEPH JAMiSON
WI. wHEBLWRIGHT, JOHN WARD,
JAMES THOMPSON, CHARLES II. CLAYTON.
TuEOPHfLUS ANTHONY, FRANCIS A. THOMPSON,
GEORGE b. SATTEELEE LIYISGSTiS SArTERLEE,
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT. JOHN Y. NJ McLAREN,
7. g. CHARDAvOYNE, NELSON RUNYoN.
JOHN II. TALMAN EDWARD OOrHOUT,
H. G. BEACH, Secretary.
TEw.YorE, June c. 1854.
DoNDs OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
ID Public notice hereby given that bonds 20 the amount
of -four hundred thousand dollars VIII be issued In
of the second section of act approved March "a,
zing the purposes Of war repe and
suppress insurrecon and separating the pro-
vdng for the payment hereof approved May To- 1851
These bonds viii be issued Of the denomination 600
$500 and $780, with attached registered bonds
the dcnomin oon Of Al 900 TO suit bidders The bonds VIII
| be redeemable SIS follows viz.
SlnoN0 on tho lst January, a. ID. 1887
500 c0l on the LIST January. A. d 1853
$ltu,01l on the list January, A. lisa
$lUO.0U0 on the Is, January A ID 1890
Bearing interest al the rate OF six cent rer annum,
PAYABLE half yearly and exempt by law from taxation.
Proposals in writing for the whoe any part Of these
Bones VIII be received By the subscr ber nj hs Once In the
VI, Wednesday, the 18th day of June A. D. 1854.
which day and hour the Governor Treasurer will
attendance at the State House TO and decrc bda The
Is reserved. Il. II. SMITH Treasurer.
Dated May Is A. D. 1894.
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BALTIMORE AND MARY LAND FUNDS WANTED AT
ID low rates New Orleans bank notes also purchased
'''' TwM n. MARsroN CO, Bankers. II. wan stree.

INTERNATIONAL
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ONCE, lis Broadway.
CASH CAPITAL ONE MILLION DoLLARa
The International Fire Insurance Company, having a
cash capital OF 90 go all paid In and securely invested
prepared every kind OF property including
ships Import their carpoes against damage by
WILLIAM r. WARREN, President
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President
GEORGE W. SAVAGE Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

ambition 10 clutch the Presidency
By lingering out the war and
his command to the end Of the
Presidential term, that he might
make the prestige and hold the means to
effect the purpose This was the scope
of my argument to General Mcclellan
on the topics referred to. It was hon
estly meant aud designed to promote the
public good and his own He seemed
so to consider it, disclaiming any desire
for Presidential candidacy. He thank.
ed me for the interest had always taken
as bis friend in the relations Of which ]
spoke; said that the suggestions had
made were worthy Of deep consideration
and that they will be well weighed; thai
he was called to the country by sick
child, and regretted that he could moi
| probably see me again.
mentioned TO Mr.. Lincoln on my re
turn the attempt | had made at the con
ciliation Of parties in New York with |
view to the defeat Of the opposition II
the North by restoring harmony smonl
all faVoring the crushing Of the rebel
lion by arms. I told him / thought
probable that Gen. Mcclellan Nigh
write to him respecting himself Fl
neither expressed approval or disapprC
baton Of what had done, but his mar
ner was as courteous and as kind q
Gen. McClellan's had been.
Your obedient servant,
CSigned,J +. P. BLaIR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Gen. RurhriaRe,s KxnedIffan.

The following facts in regard to the
failure of Gen. Burbridge's expedition
into Virginia we're obtained from gan
tleman Of Covington, who conversed with
Gen. Burbridgs during his brief stay in
that city. yesterday afternoon:
Gen. Burbridge left Lexington, KY,
about two weeks since, with force OF
mounted men, for the purpose of de-
stroying the extensive salt works al
saltville, Va. Upon arriving there be
found the place strongly fortified and
defended BY large rebel force under
command of Breckenridge and Echols
Gen. Burbridge had two brisk Skirmishei
with the enemy, capturing two redoubts
$50 prisoners, and a large number o
horses, mules, and cattle Our losses il
the two tights were small. Col. Mason
of the 18th Michigan, was killed, anC
Col. Hanson, acting Brigadier General
and very brave officer, was MORTAL,
wounded
Finding the place too strongly fort
fed, and defended By = superior force
Gen. Burbridge withdrew in the nigh
leaving his wounded at the farmhouse
in the vicinity where the fight too
place. The rebels pursued our troop
about eight miles, but with what effec. i
not known. Gen. Burbridge and sta
arrived at Covington yesterday aftel
noon, via Big Sandy River. and left in
mediately BY special train for LexingtoI
- Cincinnati Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Gte Daily duupnaI.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All letters containing money or rela-
ting to the business department Of this
Office should be addressed: evans
WILLIE JOURNAL COMPANY, Evans
vile, Indiana. a
All communication for the journal
and miscellaneous correspondence
should be directed to EDITORS JOUR
NAL, Evansville, Ind"
We hope our correspondents Will
make this distinction in addressing us
letters. 1t will prevent mistakes and
delays in forwarding papers in response
to subscriptions sent US BY mail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Election Returns.

PIoEoS TowEsHIP-MIDlL LIE PRECINCT
Morton, $50; Mcdonald, 633. Nor
tons maj. BOG Bakers maj. zoe; AL
lens maj, 1874; Sullivans mai. 1893;
Cooks maj. POS; Hynes' maj. 2O4
Earley's maj lS7; Rheindlander's msj
IFS; Tomhemelts maj 203; Knowles
maj. 1876; Rogers maj. 1876, Bisch
mans maj, 1913.
UPPER PRECNoT-Mortou, 627; Nc
Donald, 397 Morton's majority, $50
Bakers maj. 229; Frazier's maj. 2Sl
Alleu's maj. OPT; Edson's maj. 236i
Hills maj. 22S; Sullivan's maj. 22T
Cooks maj 22l; Hynes' maj. 24S; Ear
ley's maj. 222; Rheinlander's mai. 2l4
Tomhemelts maj 237; Knowles maj
2S5; Rogers maj. 229; Bischmann',
maj. 226.
The above was received at half-pasi
5 o'clock, this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
The Election

Yesterday, passed off very quietly in
deed There was no quarreling-no dis
turbances of any character whatever.
Each party seemed to be too much oc-
cupied in polling its full strength to de-
vote any time to street discussions or
street brawing. The result of this earn
est effort on both sides was q very full
vote--a larger vote than was ever before
cast in the township. The entire vote
exceeds 5000.
The Union men were at their posts
early in the morning and remained there
during the entire day. Many Of the
most prominent Of our business houses
were closed, and the proprietors and
clerks dsgoted day to their country.
We never saw so earnest, so determined
and enthusiastic set Of workers gath
cred together around the voting pre-
sinets in all the history of past elections.
The bulk Of the Union tickets were
printed on paper with red, white and
blue tint on their backs, and it was soon
apparent that they were going into the
ballot-boxes with rapidity that inspired
the Union men with new energy aud
aroused the fears Of their opponents. A
weak attempt was made to initiate the
Union ticket, but it only brought the au.
thors OF the effort into ridicule. The
people were determined to save the
country by voting as their brothers and
friends in the army were endeavoring to
do by fighting.
We were surprised to ses the hostility
manifested by many ofthe Butternuts Il
the boys in blue having a vote. W.
had been told so often that ali these boys
were for Mcclellan that we were sur
prised to see their votes challenged sc
vigorously BY the Copperheads.
The result Of the election, We firmly
believe, is a glorious Union triumph
one that places Evansville and Wander
burgh county high in the estimation o.
a patriotic and loyal North. The base
attempts to PROSTATE our noble city before
the slayeocraey of Kentucky has beer
most signally rebuked DER people are too
patriotic to sell their country for a littlr
Kentucky trade. We were not surprise,
to see Eany of the lords of the lash il
our city during the day in close consults
ton with the Copperhead leaders AM
candidates, but rejoice to know tha
their plottings have come TO naught--
their hopes are forever blasted.
The votes we're not counted out il
time for this mornings Journal and W
have no data upon which to base tn
union majority in the city and county
We feel confident, in the terse Ian
guage of Gen. Mcclellan, that we ma
safely claim victory" We feel Ger
tain that every candidate on our tickle
has been elected, and we trust that on
candidate for Joint Represe NATIVE hn
received majority that will also rende
his election secure.
From other portions of the State "
: hear the most encouraging report,
They will be found in the tslegrap
column.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you will nsqer any Others.
IL Il not necessary 20 publish lsug iist OF dis
eases for which the Cedron 9tteE are a specific
|. In all diseases Of the SFO ACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER Or KIDNEYS
In 81 affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELss
In GOuT, RHEUMATISM AND NEU-
RALGIAs
Ard IN FEVER AND AGUE,
VI Il dsatned 10 supercede all other remedies. II
not emily cures thess diseases, but Il PREVENTS
them.
A wine glass full Of tho Bitters taken an hour
before each meal will obyiate the M effects OF the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking il against disease under the most trying
eqposurra.
Sold by Druggists and 0rooers generally.
ps-Dr. JOHN boLL's Principal once, Fihh
street, Louisville, ks.
Sold by PETER yIERLIzG q,
febs Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

UNION TowNsHrP.-We ara indebted
to J. $, Catlett, Esq, for the following
official from Union township:
Morton, 1923; Mcdonald, IS; Morton $
majority, 81. Aliens maj. 40; Hynes
maj. 81; Early's maj. 6; Rheindland-
er's mai, 50; Fred. Cooks maj. 50;
Tombemelts maj. 46; Bischman's maj.
49; Rogers maj. As.
KNIGHT TowNsHIP-McDonald III;
Morton IS; MeDonald's majority %.
Niblsck's mai. %; Reitz's maj. Is; Gar
WINS maj. So; Whitlesy's mai. %; Cox's
mai. %; Lunkenheimer's mai. 81;
Burks maj SS. Balance Of the ticket
about the same.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Dyspepsia,

I'D lie attendant train Of sytept1ns. IL acts NOR,
sKe charm than q mea Therc ia nothing
IN the range Of the Matt M-iica, that for a mo-
aaent bear a comparison Nilh 10 n abs disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may BE-
ennd In the 18th edition of tbs U. ), Dispenssto-
~, pages 1887 and 1855.
series Of experimen e in which ns. Ball has
- Tor years engaged, has just been brought TO
ssateessiui terminal ion, and heis now euabied 10
oner TO the publlc combination Of Gedron, With
other approved TONES, the whole preserved In the
best quality OF copper-disttiled Bourbon whisky,
Fsteh he Is confident has no equal IN fhe world.
: might furnish volume Of certificates, but
public have long sines learned 10 estimate
Atags at their true value. The safest plan ~, for
every one 10 test for himself the virtues Of new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
TO THE PUBLIC.


Evansville, Oct 9Th, 1884
wing 70 the impossibility Of procuring faciIf-
ties for the safs keeping Of all the matter entrus-
Cd TO u destined or transportation over the Mill
tAry routes extraordinary precsEfion On the part
OF Ihe shfpper, well s. on the part Of the Com
pAnys becomes Necessary Therefore, ths C0mpa-
ny win hereafter decline to receive aEy box for
frazspsrtAtion 10 any point south Of EashTiIIs or
Cairo, aniazs tbs shall have Grsf been strap
Ped with wood or fFo1s gzd plainly addressed
wsth the Eans, Company, and Reedment Of shs
person 70 whom IL il intendsd.
xUn. respectfully,
eSs-zw liza GAfR. Agauk,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
FIRST-CLAsS PIANOS,
REWARD.

= 900 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
. ZUU the apprshsnsion and delivery 70 ne
Of JOHN Lancaster, who, On Thursday. Sept 18th,
1884, stole from me the sum Of $500 IN ca rrency.
John Lancaster Is about 20 years Of ezs, fair
Complexion, freckled, has sandy hair, grayfsh
syes, fsst high, szd weighs about les pounds.
JOSEPH JOLLY,
seS-IvS New HexneBy, Lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Compoana Pss,oral o wla chsrr,

has become q household Nord throughout ihe
Vest and Sonth /; and hts Worm Lezsnges. In tess
than rear alter their introduetion, attained .
reputation wide spread the contiuea :
North America But the Crowuing glory 81 Ms
lite remains Ia he attained in his la4et discovery
OF rather combination; for be does not Clsim &c
have been the discoFerer Of cEDR0N. which Is III,
basis OF the hittera now offered 70 the public
That honor belongs 20 the native IN hahitanfs Of
Central America, % whom its yirtaes have been
known for more than two hundred years. A. 8
With is, the Indian bids defiance the mosi dead
" malaria and handles without fear the most ven
omcus ssrponts. IL is = belief with them that
while there is breath iett Ia the body the cediou
Is potent 10 cure, no matter what the disease ~
be- s.
While Or. Bull Is not prepared "a indcrsc fhis
extfavaEant freteusiou, he Is nevertheless satis-
led from a thorough examination Of the evidence
relative . it's virtues, that a remedy agd pre-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure,
either % The changes OF weather and climate q
the missmatie influenCes. il stands without = H.
val, and Justly deserves the reputation Il has -
Sag enjoyed IN Central America aud the Wcst In
- In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
The Var I'm Missouri.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 10-The South Pacific
Railroad is now free from rebels, and a
force Of three thousand men is sent to
repair it and rebuild the two bridges
over the Merimae river, destroyed By
the rebels The latest news il that our
cavalry was vigorously fighting the rebel
rear several miles west of JeHersoR City
Telegraph Communication with Jeffer.
son City is nov direct The rebels are
tearing up the Pacific Railroad as theJ
move West.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

SPENCER CouNTr.-Capt wsrtmann
arrived from Spencer county late last
night He reports Spencer cosuty Ger.
tain for Morton and the entire Union
ticket by from $50 to 800 votes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

s@- The BeImonts in New York are
trying to put up the price of gold, as the
result of the Union victories in the great
States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Ia
diana. 1t won't pay, gentlemen you
will only burn your fingers In the opera
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

BG~ Among those who worked faith
fully for the Union ticket yesterday,
Simon Cohn, Of the Monroe House, de-
serves conspicuous mention for his en-
erRy and liberalitv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

0TTIcE OF THk Evansville Gas LTsHr Co,
October 10Th, 1851
WE STOCK HoLDERS Oh THE EVANS
L vile Gas Light Company are hereby nofffIed
that an election for Three Directors viii - heId
on Wednesday, the 2sth Of October, 1854 ct tina
Cempanya efdee, betWesn 2 aRd o'clock r ~
oet-n HERMAN JUSEER, sec'y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
REWARD.

I WILL GIVE FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Il for evidence Sufficient 10 convict persons who
may hereafter be foznd hunting or shooting. es
TIE SABBATH, il Blaekford's or Parrst's woods,
or IN the sstsrn suburbs VI the city.
oet6-zSs Al. ROBINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

"a From private sources, We learn
that Pennsylvania has gone for the
Union overwhelmingly. Good for the
keystone State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

We have received a complete as
sortment of Fall and Winter Goods,
OF which q part are of the following
articles:
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
SEED SILKS,
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELVETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
Cd OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS,
IVORY BACK COMBS.
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL DELAINES,
COLLAR BEADS,
BASKET BEADS,
GENTS SCARFS and TIES,
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERED HDKFS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
HOODS AND NUBIAS,
ZEPHYR Wool, all shades,
LACE H'DK'FS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
CoRSETS,
GRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE and Plaid Linseys
WOODEN YARNS,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Fer Sale st the lowest Market Prices
J. T. IS. A. COOLIDGE
EvAssvrLlE, ssptsmber 20, ise4.-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
REWARD.
S. 20 Reward :

CiTRAYED on THE 30th OF JULY, 1854,
- from the subscriber, living ia Scott township,
vanderburgh county, STATE Of Indiana one Zee
sorref Horse, about hfteen haUds two Inches high,
six yezrx old marked with white spot on the
forehead, ard white snip the nose be also had
some white on b is legs, Rnd had a small lump on
his back caused By the saddie. The horse both
Laees and trcts When he left Be Eas she'd On
the fore feet with one whole shoe On one fst, and
half q shoe On the othsr foot and had OF small
split yoke.
ing sas Information 50 that can get him Nlll be
paid the above reward
= THOMAS BOWER
oStJ -dkxIv Sask's Depot, Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
PERSONAL.

TNHE GENTLEMAN THAT BORROWED A
i pair Of Hand Shears from cur store month
or more ago will please return the same, 81
We are in,great need Of them
fHOS. sCANTLIN SON,
septSa-2 No IS Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

"ARRIcK CouNTY.-By two gentlemen
rom Newourg, who arrived here at mid
night, We learn that Morton's majority
IN that town will be about $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
DR.. joins BULBS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS.
The Latest and Nest Important Dis
cotery of the i9;h Century.

No MANS NAME Is. MORE INrIM ATELY
Aedica e the United States. or more faxoTAhly
known As a pioReer in medical discovery, than
that u DR.. JOHN BULL, u Louisville, KY. HI
iaimitAbie preparation q Sarsaparilla has loue
stood =; the head Of the various compounds OF that
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