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This popular Eorits Of Novels is not the prOdge-
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Is composition Of astriHgents, sSsorbeuts stiIu-
ulaats and oarmiRstiFea, which every physician
knOvlojzes ia tine only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of Diarrhss and Dysant0ry. Thia
AutiChOlers MiItureis is gE In us5 In several Of
army hodpitals where it gives tho rsatost sstafac-
ton. 1t has saved tho lives OF Thousands Of our
diers and CitigonB ana We EtE gIsrsnsss y to be
the best reGsdF In ta V0F,d f5T oiarrhea and DyS-
S1terJs
Hr. Woods, Of CoC!DRton, EentucEy, viii bo most
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DILL OIL! oIL;li
ALEXANDER. SC0FIELD & Go.
REFIEERs OF
EKtFas55PetrOleum OIL, BenEole eho
Machinery els.

z ,-.----I-- ..,.u.. .h.,.h,,
SsvI1S orr oussorDers much loss by leakage. We
uarsntse our oil ~ give perfect satistneton, and
IS good 81 any made in the city Also we pay par
SloalhE attention to puttiag up 49,.
HAPTHA Oh BEHHOLEi
gu!tabia fssS Vanish ELEufactGE9Es or Faintsrai
ass. On hand e2d for sale
$50 bblE extra rafised Petroleum Oh
100 bbls EeodOriRed BenH9se laqual 70 IurPeot'Esl
,IUO bbls No l LubricatinS OIL,
--Ehicb We viii sell ct lowest nfyEef prleea
OTTIcE-I0S st. ClSlr-st., iOTGsFiF occupied D
Wm. O. scohsld B Oo.
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Late Meeting OF me EebsI Governors.

Late Meeting OF tire Rebel Governors
These resolutions breath nothing but the
most ultra war spirit. We are not disap-
pointed in them. They are Just what we
expected. These Governors cooperating
as dependents or auXiisries with the cen.
tral government at Richmond, seem deter
mined to accept no compromise but to
prosecute the war to annihilstion, or, at
least at the lowest point Of exhaustion and
Euin.-RaIash SsG'sddrE. -' 77
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s@raifzI.

ForIusrly Of New YORK CITY, will psy one hundred
dollars 0E tbs proof lhI he ever f=is 70 cure the
eDoYe-nameq iscage tie MI Pey INC same sum I0s
States treats the diseases glth equal Success
After Iiany years o. isboriou5 study aud oEPereaee.
DF. GbsGn s hsery n boiEg able 70 announce u the
uniorfunato, that nc has perfected system Of treat
mont for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
OF the above AID also ell contagious diseases OF the
Reproductive Organs, ~is. 81 bad effects arising
therefrom, including Ganstal
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSFRATIOR.
He has succeeded IN curing cases IA this city come OF
whom he'd gxpeEded hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physioans Who profess TO treat ali private
maledies vita success, aud w1shSas receiving the
Dr.. Gibsea deee net best thst be IS q member OF
some College h Londo- Paris, a. perhaps some
SDJ ~ I1It o1,l yrt f,os nsvaT 10 ~ Teai
lied. But what Or. g. might beast of is this, that
he is able 70 give entire satisfaction those who
pos confidence in his ab4ity snj integrity, and that
he has perfected an AnieTican system OF treatment
OF any patont medicine 70 eJnsl for me radical cure
OF seminal weakness, ea5 al diseases or derange-
nents both mental s1d physical arising from sexual
Dr. Glsson aIs5 clAimB Tor his nov treatment the
following sdvantsses over az others yet discovered
and frst, tine Ssentg used an respect disagree
able; he Fulos OF tie dlr4g ages, such Mer
curry nor any other deleterious drug sscondly, no
rcztrctons in Diet Or ousiTess is required; thirdly
Sis treatment . 1oaiIye i1d certain in al cases He
stands prepared 70 20 iDtc any public private hos
pital in the United States and deUonstrRte the i'm
lcense superiority CT his treatment GnJ 9TH
now kuoWn % the weTid, IL point Of p-omptnsss,
yermsreac5. m'inEs sei-tT aud ooEvsDteuoS T. tie
fatfapt.
Dr. Gibson Is pSrmEH5Btiy located In Cleveland.
ard has during i'll past NO -eaTa Es-forz.od mary
cures Of diseases which had for TesT3 resisted az 9TH
er modes Of tTeatIneat- 5sJfcncas can te gwen 10
individuals Of the 6rt r05reciAbntJ in OlevelRnd,
Boston, New Iors AMI ctnsr Cto6 IN regard % Ekii
and integrity Ii al prUfssaIti transactions. Dys
pepslA, rheumatism, Scrofa-E, EH Diseases Of fbs
Urinary Org=ns, SD Sli Is,rop't DisesSas treated
with suporior zu5ossz-
~ m5iiS.5es sea- - a-lT SssE ca sh1 acCntfT ~
TaooPt trH SoliaFR.
Or. Cissss5's aSr SaEs o. gs7s55iosy fiT sslh e.
BE GE:oE- --.
S2I GsESGEs
PROTEss1n oE ALES-I1T.siTY EsB &EDTOrSgs.
Ciics-Iig d6Dcoe stEua5 f5ET doors from Suy Fso-,
Cy ssaiIz, opE5sits tis3 Gtly Itc--s.
ES-Cfce hOurs froll - Il Hii1 fTSEl t. CiucS
Daily tJaBdayg exec gtsd,l
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OMRVELAND 3 ERIR R1ILROAD
). wIETEE AgRAEaEEzsE.

lso5. WiHfkh hBkAhaEEEtt1. H65
On aud alter Monday, Oct. als.. ilsi, Pss.. ngar
Trains viii run rs follows, tsundayB sEsept5d):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. M.-DAY EXPIRES fRAIH-8tOppin= az
WillOughLy, RginesviDs. Mad sol, Geneva, Ash-
tehala CouneGut and Ghard CliY, and arrive -
Ers ~ - r. n, Dnn-irk s.&5 ?. NJ, buffalo
6dQP-H
ss35 ?. m.-OIECIERATI EXPRESS-stoppiuz at
PainasTiiia, AEhtaL ula aGn Girar-l enlF, ana az
riy= at kEies 40 ?. H. DEaZars SIS P. H, Euf-
falO 1880 p. ~.
$40 :. n mEiL ARD ACOOAaODATIOH--
stsgSins ct Al sLa-loAs aad sIzlse al Etit AZ
900 ?. E--HIGHT EXPIE55 TIsAIE--StopDilg Il
FainasFiile Aantas ula and GlraId only, and
strives as ETia at 10 =. ~ DEnAirE $40
4. -, BE1Al0 : "A A. n,
LEAVE ERIH-
20 a. H.-HiGat EXPREs5 TRAIE-srsgl ing
at GlraTd. Ash abgls and Psinesyiils onI5 and
arrive at OlsFe nd at Z 30 4. II.
IS A. M.-hEil AND AUC0MMODhTlo
TkAlN-SEoPP ar ali stations and arzlss at
IO,is A. n -TULEBG ADMINISTRATIONS al al
staai. eEc0prs EAnEilis, Say ybroca, Onloayii'e O.
Perry, Ment0r and WiokiiEe, and erriyss Et
ss95 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRA IG-StoDpins at
Cirard, C0nnsaut, ,Abhtabuis, Geneva & PaiEsr-
vile onlg, And arrives Ia Cleveland a. 2.25 2. =.
~ Sseoac Uass Cars are run on All sarJagh
Trains.
All the trains sOlnk aesrssrd connect at Ceveisrd
Eith trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, C'ucir-
natl Indianapolis, S. Louis, &c; and all thrUlrh
trains cf the he@ York hEie Railroad AMI a. EEf-
isl WiIh those Of the kOE York Central 8 Buffalo
HsN York City Rsliroad1 for New York, AlbaHy,
on the Philadelphia & erie Raiiroad
~ Day Ez press East and West, Connect. az
Girard viii Trains Erie 3 Pittsburgh Rsilfcad
Cleveland. Oct 35st iSsi-
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WTIGS AND HAIR WORh.
us. D rs EER RSTAgLISRaEkf,
TIE 1kRGEsg III Tax sTA7A
f0g MS AsEge 70 LADIES' HAIR DsEsSisa
S PUBLIC anUARE.
aAnafsotarcr OF ell ziods u WIGS. iaclBdids
sue celebrated
EuSic WIG,
that 90 rgsam56s naLufs IS to defy TITO tiOsus;
scrutiny. A very large ard beautiful stock Of
LOH0 EAlil, Il 5aghr ~ tho proprietor frOm
EGroPe, q IS g1TGaE5 nd BRAIDS-the fnasi
assortment o,at 90 "A this city.
ladies' EPOHs Pieces sad fiaif-WiEB,
IN svery 4-si. 'sh All improvements
5kTs OE oURlS, g-' froG Frenrk EzEaFs
Ourisd Hair lyastsntouL
EUGENE DUJBLE Ind TRIFLE BOWS,
Wt"ESkALLS, 60.
azGs " the advertiser, eqGEi 70 those inPlEfel
Ladies Braids made into euJ Kind Of = -i-Bs y
or How without Injury to sEitsh.
LADIES' HAIB DE- EoSISG IN tbs Il9st Pssy Al
fig sad fashionable style.
@E-AL Work warranted - represented
HDE and COLD BATHS st sll h0urs- zpo4S
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Rus1.OttLee gsms Gaass.
1854. saDlm6F Arrangement 1874.
TOR The
ARRIVA And CLOSING OF HAIs
At THR
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOE,

o5EEzEJEsa MONDAY, KAY IsTE, 1864.
- Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
oas hour after arrival of trains.
~ AL Mails close one hour before departure OF
tTaine.
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The Quebec correspondent of tho Lon
don TTaes thus writes of Canadian 10y
atty :;
During journey OF upwards Of twelve
hundred miles through the towns ard cities
Of Upper and Lower Canada have made
it nv business to converse on this subject
with all descriptions of people. 1 have
interchanged idess with farmers and me-
chanics, with clerks and shOpkeepers, with
hack drivers andlboatmen, with merchants,
lawyers and physicians; with members Of
the Legislature Of every political party
with actual or former members of the gov
| ernmcnt ). with French Canadians and
with Canadians of Anglo-Saxon or Irish
| descent, and with newcomers of all classes.
| In all this intercourse did not meet with
one person, however prejudiced OF ignorant
| he might be on other matters, who did not
estimate the British connexion a. its full
value, aEd ezpress TePn97adales at the idea
| of annsratiOH to the Federal States. There
was 8 time, not very remote, when a differ
ent feeling prevailed in Upper Canada;
but the teaohings of the Americ N civil
war have wrought 8 change, and produced
throughout that province an attachment
| TO the old flag which may be equslled but
| oqnnot be excelled in England OrScotland.
| In the lower Province the loyalty to Great
| Britain is not so ferventj but if the French
| fan short Of the Anglo-Canadians in this
respect, they entertain towards ttc Yam
kees'-or, IS they sometimes call them, the
"Bostoaais "A far greater ayersica than Is
felt or expressed by any portion of the
English-speaking population: If ley love
England little, they hate federal -lnseTIea
much and are fully aware of and resolved
to preserve the benefits of English protec-
ton
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8 GIN
OCINNATI AILR0AD,
ls64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1885

Aou1T@ A2A LAas AAhA2A4nMAGaEa 1870
LIST Trsin-s05 A, M.-CINOIENATI EXPRESS,
stopping st Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Sholby, Crestlide, Gallon, Giead, Gar
dington, Ashley, DelaWars, Devils Osntrs ans
WOethingtpn-
At ali stations, and arrives Ia Columbus az 80
P. H. cincinnati - A. 4
at Grafton, Wellington, New London shsiby,
Oresttne. Gallon, cilssds OardinEtot and Dsi-
aware.
Trains leave Columbus at - and lU.2s H. 2,lor
" arrive at Cleveland 3 30 A. ~, 3 and $50 P \.
CONNECTIONS:
shalhT-SaRdusky, Mansfield 4 EoEark 2aHrcad. %
AAnaheld, ht- tera0B, Newark, EapssVilia,
Orestdns-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicsgo RSH-
road, Eoreat, Upper SRndusky, Delphca Lifns,
Tort wayne Laporte, ChicagC, &c West as.e
East for MHnaleld, Wooster, mnsslilOn- &c
Grafton and BslloionfAne RRiroad LiCs s0r Marion
BelloiOntalne, Sidney, Union, MuHc.e, India1-
Ap0lis, TBrTp Hauts, Vinoonnes Eghrsyiils.
Louisville Cairo, St Louis, &C. IT -
DelewGre-E1th spriDGhsid Branch for spriEgfald.
Railroad. for 2eaia, Dayton, 1ndianapoiis,
ierre HzHts, st. Louis, M0TrUW L0F Feand, AID
SincinnaIl, and with thG Ohio and hissi5gia5
Railroad at Cincinnati f0E LCli5Filla, ETaus-
vile, Oalroi 81. LOuis, and Al pOlntH ca thE
Chic RiYer.
Couabu5-Centrsl Ohio IlaIIros.d as- Newark Eauos-
vide, Nheoiing, &c.i JOlunbuB, P1qEa z L.
diana aaiiro4d i0r RlaUa. Urbana. kc.
- hOr nczCcs 70 au pOinta and Information aeaiy
ClsVaiand. Z Gt. II 7s=t eaue-fofsnfinni
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strieklsnd's KelliaaOus Cough B.Isam

20 convince thsa tbsE st e he est preparation v-
er used. Il not onIy cures thu ABOVE affections o.
the Throat and Lungs, but It cures Night SWeats
and Splitting Of BlCot end Is an sXcellsnt gsrRlr
fer any kind Of eorg Throat.
It Is plessant 70 tsso, and IS ssEe nediaizs foF
infants. G-
Price % e5nrs PEI Glltls.
Tor saie by Druggists generally.
& mayIOsE2-mon-tu -tu6Hy
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WINTEE ARliANqE1IE.E J

On and af.sr Monday, Oct. S1ss, lsf4, Fast uSsr
cepts.i.
$50 A. H.-IHIekG0 EXPRESS. S.-stoos Al Hsies..
Grafton, Obsrl.n, W skonan, Horwalk, aioHr =
vIils, beila vue, Ciydv, fremont aad EniSre
ard arrives at toleio At i3:sh ?. n, Chicaeo at
u:3 0P.N and Detroit 40 P. Il.
s;Gl P. M.-WESTER& hiAIL.-sto.z at al statiors
On soutGern Glvision, and arrives At Toiei5 81
- p NJ Chicago at s ;45 A. n. and Detroit at
lU.S0R. Il.
$50 P. @.-hURTIEIsH MAIL.-Stops at 81 sia.
tlons on horsharn DiyisioE. and arrives q sans
dusky At 7:l0 =. 81.
10 90 2 M--hIGHT EXPRE5s.-StO7a a. Grsftob,
Eorwalk, 1o1rooEila. Clyde and Franont sad
arrives - iNnl-lo n g. A -; chicago n i2.30
P. N and Dstruit a. sou A. 4.
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The Protested Loyalty Of the Cana
dams 10 England.
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Connections are made at monroevfIIa win slla ssr-
dusky, Mansfield & Newark r. 4. Af C3Yde with -
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati K. B.; Sc Fremont
with the Fremont b lndiAns r. h. 7; and at HOloiO
with the Michigan southern & hoEtheTn IndiRha and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for CHICAGO DetrUlr
Jackson, Font Wayn9s LOgansport, Lafaystte Cairo.
Southwest. |- =
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and he
West At S:20 A. ~ 3:55 n, and $40 p ~ Frcsa
san iusk " a. g:l3 A n. l. d. kUUEEH, SGp'ts
Oi9Teiand. Oct. =. 1854. e. --.l 80.
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AND NIOF.
FOR sale by CHURCHILL b BROTHER,
ocil 1876 Ontario street
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OP1R JEWELRY-Somsthing n :
- e r.ntrV.Ea G0's 'e- Tuss4>H H9rsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
sADDLERY.
THOMAS g. MAGHEE,

THUMAS @. MAGHEE,
GUCCEssOR TO W. r. C0RwINE &C.,
- may always 10 found at the Old stand, No.
10 LOCUST sTnEET, near the Pot .Ofhes He
stili continues 70 Manufacture Liz or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Msrtinsf 80, Collars,
Re, &c, aud has ob hand large H-id attractive
stock of Custom 0Tk, made Of ths best material
by scientific uorkfsaH, which be BOW offers 70 ths
trads At EAsTEltH PRICES. Having greatly in
creased his facilities tDr manuf4cturinz be iH nsW
prepared 10 furnish all articles 10 bis line Ia any
Qualities, at the EboT est notios. All Who wish
70 buy will save money By examining his stock
before purchasing siseWhsrs. All who like 70
Asnine hbs articles are Invited 20 cali and tbs
work which took the prruiiums at tLs last y sirs.
NIB. Every articls is guaranteed, and pTepia-
ture rips and breaks repaired without charge.
febis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
fhe saeksonIan FeniIlIator.

We have received copy Of a paper
bearing the above title. Il IS Published
by Messrs. Calkin & Lemma, at De
Soto, Illinois Its typographical appear.
auce Is good. In politics it is Demo
cratic after the copperhead style, but,
notwithstanding this, its editors seem 10
have poor opinion Of the editor Of the
Boonville Inquirer, as is evident from
the following which We clip from the
third aumber q the reatiHatpr:
We see 10 the Evansville Times cor.
respondenee from Spencer county, recon-
mending TO the Democracy of Southern
Indiana, the name Of Judge w. b Moore,
Of Boonyille, "a Ct man 20 represent
the people of the Pocaet in The
Lower House Of Congress The cores.
pondeut says be :" lills the JefTersonian
STANDARD, via: honesty and capability.
Now, we are, and always have been, a
Democrat, and we have labored through
many q campaign in old Warrick and
we dislike to see 50 complete an imbe-
eile ioisted upon the people OF that por-
ton OF the State. A man, toe, who knows
be cannot get the Democratic vote in the
county where he lives The correspond.
ent speaks Of his "honesty aud cara
bility. LIST, His honesty-that is
thing politically over knew 2nd.
Capahilty-If the little end Of nothing
was Whitfield down TO a point, the pith OF
q horse hair punched out herewith, and
bis eapabih.y was placed in the space
left thereby, on being shook up, 4 would
rattle.
Now, what the people OF Southern In.
diana want, is u man who has the moral
as well as the mental qualifications, 10
represent them, neither Of which Judge
Moore has.
The time has now come when, as we
believe, it devolves upon the Democratic
party TO save the already tottering mass
OF our republican form Of government,
aud to DO this il needs men OF brains to
Gil the various national positions, aud
we ssy, as we have said before, il
needs men Of edpdbiiity in earnest, not
old, broken down political, hacks. We
need men that can show clean record,
men that can look their fellow man in
the face. -
With such men, brother Democrats,
you can carry your dearly loved
nPocket" district with vote so large
that it win settle for long time to come
the vexed question which nov arises
among yon. The Eappiest moments of
our life were spent in old Warriek, the
home of Judge Moore, and We feel an
interest in its affairs, so much so as if ws
had there 6rss enjoyed the sweets Of lie,
but when we come to see such man as
the present subject aspire to the position
that be does, it makes ua feel as if the
people-the people who know Judge
Moore-had ran mad, and with empha-
sis We can exelaim, from the rule Of
such mem
''cad save the people
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
& lFron Wash. Cor. Gin. Gssstte.l
C0pperheads UHearthed--The ca e
ofI0ng aud Harris.

Speaker Colfax's bold aud unprece-
dented course yesterday, in coming down
from the chair 70 offer resolution for
the expulsion of AIez. Long, for his
speech of the previous day in favor Of
peace and the recognition of the South
ern Confederacy, was taken without con-
saltation aud on his individual respon-
sibiity, but is heartily endorsed By the
Administration side of tho House, and
does not greatly displease some Of the
Democrats themselves The debate that
followed and action of the House in Har-
riss case were highly damaging 70 the
opposition and the record they have made
is terrible against them. Harris, who
represents the rebels of Montgomery
Blair's District, in Missouri, began by
indorsing every word of Longs speech,
aud making it his own. He got worse
end worse as he proceeded, and was
finally arrested only by the most de-
termined pressure Of a point of order,
Just after he had declared that the South
could never be conquered, and be prayed
God Almighty to grant il never would
be. When in pursuance Of the point of
order, bis words we're read from the pho
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

II and hope when these few
i;nss i.,',s cnn. n hsu that tia viII find yew
Del vsw dsmd Oh Gus have not for
got yew yet, rev can sap aronad N the
Bush as much IS rev pls'se IAN not thar
yew old vilin. If ysz wanto hnd NEE i'll
tel yew wer rev viii Hnd NEE Yew can
End NEE incanada West inkingsu.sle and
when the wor ends viii com Back 70
see yew and then win help you to slip
around, mi day will com som time Jew
old niger thief
Well old niger have you here anything
Of Jzekar and Spence since they have
Ben promoted-iwant yew to teh-that
lam gIed to here that his sou has Ben 50
Highly promoted.
want rev to tell your friends that
hope tha will git what Spence and Jack
ar got
iexpect tolive her till Jsfdavis and the
Sutherm aeonfederacy whip old abe and
hsz arnv =
lam still a Big dimaerat IS
ssey and If yew don't ike it yew cant
help yourself"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
CHILDREN's WEAR.
SEWING MACHINES.

- n sKLLMAN HAVING FITTED Up AN
Il ofnes, Ne. IS Main street. viii kssp, Is hsFs-
tsfsrs, Kuod assortment u Whneief 4 wIlsoa's
sad slngsrs sesiax Machines nn4 Essdiss, slfk
Thrsad and Oh, and everything thst ss eunnsetea
with the business. and viii rsrAlr al klnd 81 ssw
ag Machines AID pst on asN improvements.
ly1s v. NJ sKLLNAS. Ag't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
An Eplstle from an Expatriated I'LL.
nois COpperhead.

" l. On ERAAAN.
Major General Commanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

SPECIAL cOrrsspoadsncs Of the chiesgO Tribuae ]
Anna, Union County, Ill, March Is.
send you herewith a letter from one
Of the Egyptian Democrats, disciple of
the Chicago Tines, formerly member Of
he famous I0oth Illinois Infantry:
niadres yew few lines to leEyew know
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

OF whieh are receiving = splendid Assoftmen
vAuTTER q AAHC0SNfER.
Ne - Main street