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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15
LAKE COMMERCE. OF CLEVELAND
FOR THR YEAR 1868.

EXPORTS ooAsrwIsE TEoN +HE PORT OF CLKvLkN
ToK TEE YEAR 1863,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15

10 Of vessels entered during the year 1883 PIGS
Num6er OF men employed on same......-.... S5 973
O69,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-08-25

/ have heard scme very extraordinary
cases OF murder tried. / remember IN
one where | was COUNSEL for long time
the evidence did not appear to touch the
prisoner 81 al, and he looked about him
with the perfect unconcern, seemihg to
think himself quite safe. At last the
surgeon was called, who stated th0t the
deceased dad been kelled by a shOt, In
the head, and be produced the matted
hair and stuff cut from ana taken out Of
the wound II was hardened with blood
A basin Of warm water was bFoaght into
court, as the'blood was gradually softened
piece of Priutey paper appeared-lhe
wadding of the gun-which proved to be
half Of ballad. The ether half hld
been found In the mans pocket.-The
nan was hung.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-08-25

on heir hats and examined their pistols
-which--as they found them ali right.
they returned 10 their pOckeisTaud hols-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

rINoY PAINTS IN GRRAr vARikf1 AND
l. Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
Paper, Envelopes. At No. 10 Firss Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Gen. Sherman's Movements!
Reported Occupation of Ma
con, Ga. by our Troops.
Missouri Election Returns.
Destruction of Property in
Atlanta.
Gold Closed Q 23l-4.
&c, &c, SC.
Gen. Sherman's Movements!
Missouri Election Returns.
Gold Closed Q 2s Ia.
shsrman's Movements.


CINCINNATI, Nov. II. The Times
Nashville correspondent dating 18th,
says one column OF Sherman's army left
A,>SanlA on the 9th, taking the Macon
road, and will pass Milledgeyiile, and
probably will make an effort to release
che Union prisoners. The second col
urnn lett on Saturday last, taking the
direct road to Augusta, which be will
reach in IL days.
Two columns concentrated here will
move on Charleston, Savannah or Beau
fort, as deemed proper. Beaufort was
the original destination
The Macon & Augusta Railroad will
be eifectually destroyed as the army pro-
ceeds. Sherman carries 60 days rations
Of bread, beef and cattle. He will de
pend on the country tor other sastsn-
anee. Atlanta has been rendered IN
tsaable. Such buildings as could be Of
any benefit to the enemy have been des-
sroyed, bat no others. Sherman will
meet no enemy, as the Georgia militia
are few in number and harmless Only
two thousand troops besides militia are
at Savannah. This correspondent says
the army consists Of four corps and ten
thousand cavalry, in all, forty-ssven
thousand men. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
new rork Markets.


Exw roRE, Nov. ~.
COTTON Lower; - sur MtdallnG Uplaads
staas IS for extra slstss 10 $40 Is Cor extra
roaad hoop ohlo. and 10 aSd3il IS for tFs&s
brands. clossa hrm. With 20 sellers ss NE inside
wHIsKY.-Eos 90 srm; Tsei u for West
srn -ehisay At 17a9i 7s1<
WHEAT --Opsnsd 3as1 lover. and dell ehoics
new white Michigan ; 50; Winter BED Western
Is; ehoIss Amber Niehigsa -.
BARLEY.--Dull ssd heavy.
CoRF.-opsssa daii and Iovsf; Ta1i % fcf
nixsd Western in store tbs latter 40 sztrsms.
/ 81 fer sansii lot az aitte. delivered
ohTs.-Dssllnsd 81 for Wsstsrn-
KTCE.-Quiat.
CoTTEE-Dail and nOmie.l.
sUeAR.--Dull; a far Porto Riso; neaa for
Hkvaua and REASONABLE.
PETa0LEUM-ouis,;c r.as l4sss.
MoLxssEs -Duli .sd boniasl
PoEE.-Opsnsd heavy sb1 loser; - ass 50
for Mess. and % ss9so IS for nsw Aeas-eash
aud regular vzv: closed - 4o Is, cash 81 %
/ CT 50 for Prime, snd 3 1872 % for Prims
l Ness. Also, 2,Tuo bhts new Mess. for al Ssvsm
ssr. - 30 o.; eco bis ditso psekinE 81 lsl <ed
S. zane delivery. ~ Il % so bhis Prime Moss.
sor DecsnbsF, Is 50 %. Closed arHssr.
naz9 Tor rspseksd Meas, and lssss Or szirs
EEEF HAMs-Vir= ss a7a1s.
cur MRATs.-Hsasy, asT79ls for Shoulders.
LAR3.-Less active. At zi1<31s5<, the latter
| prie@ an sxsfsss. cisssd 81 81 for Prizs
/ Western.
BUTTER --Hsavy.
BACON HlDEss-Ffrm@r.
| CHEEsE-Hsavy; szf3ss5<.
M0NEY.-stsAdy, 81 I.
| ExCHAEGE-~-DuIi.s 81 / 099i os3x.
GOLD. - Uussttlsa and lower; epesisg 8
2 49, declined % Z Is, Adxaseed 70 2 z4Z- g.
/ elined % -, zad ciused a. . ~
1 GOVERNMENT sTOcKs--AsflFs and vithoui
A NX.a - a. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

WAsHIxeros, New l7.--This after
noon the Maryland Union State Central
Committee formally called on the Presi-
dent 70 congratulate him on bis re-eleo-
ton. Mr. W. II. Russell, the Chair
man, in bis address said hey felt under
dsep obligations 10 him, because BY the
exercise Of rare discretion on bis part
Maryland to day occupied the proud POI
sition Of a free State, and they desired
that his future administration Of the
Government, as in the past, might result
in the restoration Of the Union, with uai-
versal freedom as its immutable basis
The President, 10 reply, said he would
not attempt 10 conceal his qualification
with the result Of the election. He had
exercised bic best judgment for the good
Of the whole country, and TO have the
seal Of appreciation placed 10 his course
sas exceedingly gratifying to his feel
ings 80 So
He expressed the belief that the policy
be had pursued was the best and only
one which coald save the country Ia
repeated what he had ssid before, thai
be INDUCED in no feeling Of triumph
over any one who had thought or acted
differently from him. He bad ne such
feeling toward any living maa. he
thought the adoption Of free State
Consultation for Maryland a big thing
and victory for right, and with great
deal more than the part Of Maryland ia
the election Although the latter be
thought will DO conclusive, be repeated
what be had previously said, namely.
That those who differed from aud OPP
posed rs will see that defeat sas better
for their own good than If they had been
successful
Some time was then apent in social
intercourse. The President relating
several anecdotes appropriate TO the oe-
easion. nHU sWF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

urdsy night, but il made nc impression
on oar lines, which remained the same
on Sunday as OF the previous evening
Heavy eanncnadiug was heard IN the
vicinity of Duteh c, p on Sunday night
The result not aJcertSined.
Gen. Grants order, informing rebel
dsserters of the treatment they will re-
ceive on coming into his lines, has been
re-published and $ being sent into the
rebel army
The weather is COLI Many soldiers
have built log huts 20 make themselves
more comfortable THIS does not indi-
cate going into winter quarters
The general health Of the army is sx-
cellent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

NV YoEK, Nov. I7.-Dstective Fol-
sey to-day recovered three 81 900 bonds,
which we're part of the proceeds of the
forgery on the Bank of Commerce,
The Posfs correspondent in the field,
GEORGIA, Nov. llth-the latest yet heard
from ShermAn-says:
This army, under the immediate com
mand of Gen. Sherman, now covering
Atlanta, has been for several DAYS past
taking things quite easily; not that it
has been idle, for there has been a
healthy degree of activity, pretty much
like that of prizs-6ghter undergoing
bis training. Transportation has been
reduced to the simplest necessities Of
the occasion, the sick and wounded sent
to the rear, unnecessary ornaments dis
pensed with, and extra tents and bag
gage removed The army is literally
stripped for the march and fight Sur
geons report the men in the healthiest
possible state, and more cheerful set
cannot be imagined. They have faith
IN their leader.
Another letter says Gen Sherman, q
few DAYS ago, wrote TO his father-in-law,
Hon. Thomas Ewing, that be was the
leader of the best and bravest army that
ever marched on American soil After
referring to the condition Of the refu.
gees, flying from starvation to the North,
this correspondent somewhat signi6.
esntly says the most guilty offenders
have not yet escaped South Carolina
and the lower parts Of this State have
as Jet remaiaed seeure from the hated
Yankees Ira these districts millions of
bales of cotton have been stored
thousands Of slaves are gathered upon
friendly plantations Here the most
wealthy rebels retFeated az our army ad.
yanced Souihward; and to the cities of
Macon, Columbus and Augusta has been
removed all the valuable machinery for
the construction Of locomotives, rolling
Of iron and manufacturing Of cannon,
small arms, and different kinds Of an
munition. In Augusta alone an told
there are nearly halt q million bales Of
c0ttoa, while the isEgest powder maya
zine ia America is there, containing the
largest supply Of powder in the rebel
States. Oar soldiers, toe, are confined
N loAthasms prisons in these parts.
Would it not be a noble achievements
could these prisoners be set freei The
rebel wealth destroyed, their mum
lions OF war, their machinery
and their important cities captured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Runors Of cablaet Changes.

NEw YoEK, Nov. 1.-The TribEnSs
Washington special says the rumor mar
kes was heavily stocked this evening
with the following programme: Z. u.
Siantop, Chief Justice; b E. Butler,
Secretary Of War; r. j. Walker, Seere-
tary OF the Treasury; s P Chase, Minis
ter to England The new slate fndE
ssmi-ohcial endorsers in divers quarters,
and is very generally credited
The cost of guerrilla warfare to the
rebels in Virginia has been very severe.
The Richmond Wig says q COMMITTEES
Of y we're appointed to make an esti-
mate Of the loses 10 the county Of Rock
ingham inflicted BY Sheridaa in order
10 destroy the haunts Of guerrillas, and
their reports show . total loss of 9, 500, :
900. Mosby and his gang Is an institu-
ton of little profit TO the rebels. ~xz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

AZ heretofore, particular attention viii Be paid,
ct Eo- IS Main street. 70 Esn and Boy's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

ksthaireH l. from the Grcek word "Knfhro,s cr
''KaihAlro." signi6ing to cleanse. rrjusiuass as3
restere. This article IL what Is name siEuihss.
Ter presarviug, restoring 4nG eeaHtilSing the
haaah hair il IS tbs most romAlkAbis PIE paratlon
"a ths world. II Is again owned asd pat az by !
the original proprietor, and j. nov made wiih she
sAsas care, skifi and attention Which gave ID
saie 81 over one million bottles per annum.
Its most delightful HAIR Dressing.
ltsrAdiostss seuff and dsndrun.
II kseps The bead ooai and eicsn.
II makas the hair. rich, soft ana glossy
II prevents the hair from falling Oh aud tara
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald heads
Asy lady or craftsman who values taauflnaI
bead Of hair sheeld no LyoB's kathAiroa. II IL
knoEn snd q Cd throughout the civilized word.
soid By all Feal,ertahls dealers s4#
DEMAs DANES A 90, New YORK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Rebel Papers SiIsntconoerntng shsr-
nMmn'a Mewsmemfa.

wAsnIS0roS, Nov. IL Richmond
papers Of Tuesday make no mention Of
Shermans movements, which fact is re-
garded here as evidence that be has met
with success
The rebel House and Senate had Sc
cret session on Monday, in which it is
sarmised the question Of arming slaves
was discussed
/, is reported that the President seri.
ously coutsmplasss issuing another
proclamation of amnesty.
The statement that Tksrlow Weed kas
purchased the Inteiligencer is untrue.
Nr. Chase aud Mr.. Raymond are
mentioned to succeed Mr.. Adams &c
England
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Missouri o,eoo n sjortsy for LanesIm
so far Heard , rsssa

ST. LOUIS, Nov. i7.-About half the
counties in Missouri give Lincoln near
ly sveaty thousand majority on The
home vote The soldiers vote in the
Sixth. District will elect Van Horn,
Union, BY from Two to Eve hundred. In
ths Fourth District il is not definitely
sestled whether Boyd, the present in
eumbent, or Kelso is elscssd-bosh
Radicals. All other UaioS candidates
10 the State; exeep, Hogan, fron this
District are undoubtedly elected.
Rsturna from Kansas indicate the
election OF Clark to Congress, By one
thousand 70 fifteen hundred majority.
Crawford, LAneite, for Governor, and
the remainder Of the State ticket will
receive three 10 four thousand maioriiy
on the home vote. Lane win have two
thirds on the FIRST ballot Iegislatsd. Mr..
Nicolsy, the present Secretary, IL lying
quite III az the Lindeil Hotel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Array ssovemsns TN the valley

NEw YoRK, Nov l6.-Ths Torlde
Washington special Of the 18th says:
Intelligence has been received that
Gen. Early returned, With his forces,
from the Shenandoah Valley and pro-
eeeded By forced marches to Liaehbarg.
1.-THE movements. of Sheridsn's forces
cannot be stated at present
The zSnsss Winchester special of the
18th says. For several DAYS past ru-
mors Of large rebel force marching
IsnorthwArd, either to attack our line Of
communication or to destroy the Bslti-
more & 0his railroad, prevailed Sew.
eral reconnoissncas have been made IN
different directions, bat without 6naing
the enemy.
Capt Doaahue, of the 18th Pennsyl.
ysnia cavalry, returned to-day from q
reconnaissance to lCapon Springs, aud
toward Moorefeld he failed to snd
any enemy or anything to confirm III.
runors OF 3 column moving north
4 ward AEf ..--
The Heralds special from Sheridan
Headquarters, 18th says: A zeconnois
anee was made to-day, By the cavalry
i as far as Cedar Creek Gen. Custar'
division marched along the Middleton
road, aud Gen. Merritt along the Win
chester aud Strausburg turnpike.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Destruction OF Property In Atlanta.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA private and
reliable letter, dated Rome llth, says:
The destruction Of manufactures, mills
and other buildings Of value to the en-
emY was commenced at half past three
yesterday afternoon. The extensive
rolling mills, stables and store houses
sere destroyed By order Of Gen. Corse.
Some places Of minor importance uere
fred By the soldiers The number Of
private residences destroyed was very
small, and these we're accidental There
i great rejoicing over the election news.
Gea. Barry, chief Of artillery, has left
for the North, sick. The enemy al
tackled oar picksts whils they we're en-
gagged IN the destruction of property,
aud were driven of. On Tuesday last
our works a. Atlanta we're attacked by
! 500 cavalry, who were beaten of with
bat Little difficulty An expedition vas
sent out on the night of the 9th to cap
lure the gaerrillas, who captured the
squad of ShermAR's hsadquarter guard.
The expeditionAry force returned on the
10th inst, with the Captain Of the rebel
squad as q prisoner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Cincinnati Markets.

cIEcTssATT, NSy. II.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal; 2sc lever.
wuEAT.-oniss, ~ so9l IS for Rsd, which
e Sc ioWsE.
coRH.-Firmsr; 24@I Is for Ear, ssc s7a
I q ssr old sheli=d-
RYF-1 As.
BARLET.-1 7e4I %.
WHIsKT.-I 20; dem&nd Esoa
PR0vIst0NS--Firm
PoRK--Ssw Mess 81 %; Prins Mes "a %.
LAkD--@zH for prime nsw, ard 2I1< for bead
and gut.
GREEN AEATss-Sotbinx doae.
HOGs.-DuA, and 5odsT5e lover - Ts9l4 %
net, A1d 10 sO4T1 2S-eross Rsrsfpts a,1Oo-
6koCkhAES--ouii, and prices unehA1sea-
The decline IN gala had depressing fnn1sses q
ali articles Market for all articles bs1fy sAihs@
all afssrascu- -E~-E - FEL
GOLD.-7 Isaz 20; closed dali.
MoSEY.-Actiss; rates uDehsogea
ExgHANGE -Firm nj II pr cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

Rheum AtlsEn. me Atsbass is 90 .esrtain
cure by BrKaarssif. Pllsss ais. Thsy ssoa saks
ost Of ths tloe tie Easular viru. upoa whlsh
ali The pain depends. aud the patient IL ogred.
= ahF. T. N. Adams, SOC Twelah Street, New
YORK, sufesrsd With rheumatism for long perod.
lie was attended BY able physicians, but their
prescriptions we're Of no avail be was nuabls to
novs without assistance, ane for four months vas
almost entirely confined TO his bed. At this Pc
rlod d bis sickness, when hops had aed. and be
szptcted io.bs asappls o. fhe remaipdsf q Ma
lie, he vas 'sscozi sssadei tesuss-BRANDRKTH's
Pulls
The hrst box evidently made hin better; the
Improvement was more decided from the second
box aud BY the time he had used eighteen boxes,
be was entirely cured Of rhsumatisIa. Asd the
strength and supsssnesa Il his limbs ~sfs re-
stored. II isnow over ysaf that tAis cure has
been afscsed, and he has hAd no return. bat coo.
tinIies the enjoyment Of perfect health. In25 am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

ST. Louis, Nov. 1T.-An officer josi
from Memphis says information believed
70 be correct has been received there
that Gen. Canby died from the effect Of
bis recent wound, while en- roate to New
Orleans, on hoard the gunboAl Cricket.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE ram Switzer-
land, bound 70 ST Louis, snaggsd and
sunk on the Mississippi River last even
ing, above Commerce. II is thought
that she can be raised.
Two hundred and ninety bales Of cot
ton passed here today for ST. Louis, and
two hundred and eighty-niue for cincin.
matt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
PLANTATION RTTTFPs


~aiea Aro Aew receamendea b. the highest rsess-
cal AHtAOrisiss, AMI warranted t. prOdsoe an iu-
@s''a's beneficial eaees They Are exceedingly
As'ss@sls, Isrtsesly rare, saa nuss sup~reres an
0aneF seaAos whsrs healthy. gentle stimalsnt Is
required.
They purify, st-eagthss ard invieor.ts.
They creAses healthy appetite.
diet. --''
They S,ersons the eject. Of ai..ip.sioa and
late hours. .
rAsy ssrsasthsn the sssssu, and ssliveR ne
the mind. . -T
rAey ETs,sas aia.nAils. and in'sEnh'sass.
TAsy parity the breath and asidny o. tie
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DarrhsA aAd Cholera Morbus.
They ssrs Liver Compliant and Nervous
Headache. ~. ~.
They make the weak stroag, the isRsuid bril-
liant and arr exhausted natures great rcstorsr.
hey are composed Ofths celebrated sAllsaya bark.
~insersFeen, sazsafsAs. roota and heris, at pre-
served IN Psrssosly pure So. Crelx rum. For par.
ussiAsa. SO eircaiAr sid testimonials around
each bottla. $685.
Beware Of impostors. Kxamiue svery bottle
see te~t Il has our private Q. 5 Stamp unmati.
iAsed ever tas cork. with piAntasi0u so~os, aud
cur signature On fus steal plate aide label. See
sas' oar bottle IL not r~-iIlsd with spaFiSus and
ss's'ss'oas stuA. Auy psrsos Prvssndiag 10 ssll
iAn alien Biiiera b. the gallon % in hulk. is an
'mPssser. Any person initiating thu bottle. o.
eeihHs any ether material thersin, Whistler called
Fi%niasios bistsrs or net, is aerimlnsl undor the
q 5. Law, sad vill Be prosecuted BY rs We
already have cur eye on several parties t,-nuias
oar bottles. 1s., who VIII succpsd IL SettsuE
themselves intc eiose quarters. The demand Cor
BRAKES Plantation bitts-s nom ladies, eisrxx.
nsa, merchants, &c. Is inervdlbis ne .imrls
trial Of eottls IL the evidence present Of tAeb
worth Aad superiority, They are sold ty all 70
sFsetAbis druggists. groosss. physicians, hpssIs
saseons, steamboats,. and country stores.
.r Z. u. DRAKE A CO.
Ne. 202 broadway, NJ. IS q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
Commissioners Sale of Real Rsta1s

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COURT
ID Of Common Pleas Of Vanderhnrgh county
the undersigned Commissioner will ON ths Sr,i
day Of December, 1854, between 10 O'clock A. NJ
and o'clock P. NJ, at the Court Hou Sc door in
the city Of Evansville. sell ~ public Eection the
following described real estate. to witt The south.
east quar- ter Of tie Southwest quartsr ef section
eleven (ll), in township nve (S), south Of range
cen (lOl west, in the Nineennes Land District and
in Yandsrburgh county, Indiana
TERMSs-one third cash. one third In sig
months. and enc third Ia twelve month the par
chaser giving his note . It'll approved rety, wsiv-
ing relief laws, and beering ineresf fro N data
octfe-kwd4w HIRAM NELSoE
couGaanisnar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

NEW YoRK, Nov. I7.-GoId continues
demoraiized. and opened At 22o. At
q. m, bad declined 70 2 Is; subsequent
" the bulls" made rally, ans At IL: 80
p. n, had brought up the price TO "A,
bat the downward tendency coald not be
overborne.
L6rKR-Quotations was 2 ID.
There is rumor on the streets, not
traceable to reliable source, that Gen.
Sherman had reached Macon, Ga.
The Commercials Washington latter
says it Is asserted that Thurlow Weed il
about to purchase the National EHtsE-
hcencer,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
HETMsTREErs] ~H
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
nwAn MN

Bot restores gray hair 60 Sc original color. By
Replying the capillary tubss With natural susis-
nance, impaired BY ags or diseases. All faassfaae-
0us dyes are composed q lunar costie. destroying
tbs Vitality aAa h~aHty 81 The hair. and afford 81
themselves ne dressing nsimstrest's fnimltsbis
coIoring not only hair iis naturs color
By IN sasy process, but gives The haira
LuxuFiant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents e falling on srad.
ic@tss dandrua. and impw b health and sslaasaat.
ness 70 the bead. sItAs tood IN fest vftirbs. b
ing the eoIorfnal HAIR Dol orlne. And u eonstAnsiy
inereAsiHg ia favor. Ussd b. both Fsufsssss and
ladies' u Il seld by all rsspactatlesdeAiart, Or
oan - procured b. than 81 the commercial
agents, D. 8. BAnHEs a CO., 2o2 Broadway, EsE
York. Tuo sissa, 30 osnts sd 81. ri. ilT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

Common Colds -Eysryoas is practically
familiar with common colds. Us ehiiiness and
fever, tbs duiInsss saA larsuef, tEs soreness Ct
throat pAIa in the bead, stuffed noStriss, and ssiu
more. ths ffratfblIltyof temper and general dis
comfort, have not only been sxp>Sisnosd b. every
one al some time. but It has been ths misforiuas
Of mott people 70 pszs- through this anpisASans
ordeal, repeatedly and frsqssntly. We would
eonnnsad timely .uze Of MAdane Porssr's ours-
tive eouze BsIsana, bscauss II always cures.
safe, reliable, and pleasant remedy. Full direc-
tiops On each bottle RstaiIsd By all Druggists
at 25c. Hovls-2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
0YE-HOUSE.
IT. Adams

Celebrated Steam Dye House,
rTAs JUST BEEN RKFI-TED AND IS NOW
III r-soared to Do a. sac Coior1ae as can b doDs
s1tbsr in ths East or west Corner ofIngis and
Markst strests-
- DYES ali k4ads o. plaza sz1 fancy wcrks -
GOD szd shs&p - any sssae1ishDsnt n the west,
q shasz assies. &Su Iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
AomE INTERESTS.

To PHNsIcIANs.-lf you wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, M7diciues, and Chemicals At small al.
vance ON Eastsrn prices, 80 and examine KKLtxR
a wHirE's stock, WHERE you viii and every arsi-
Gle that is needed BY the profession, aud prices
which cannot Gall 20 give sas1seetson. TAelF
Store is At No. 80 Malta street. aAykdAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

ALBANY, n. T., Nov. l7.-Gov. Sey-
uour has deagDatsd Thursday, the 9th
inst, as g legal holiday aud day of
Thanksgiving In New York State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ths Horror Of War can se greatly niti-
gated By that sovereign remedy, Rolsoysy's oint-
m.nt, as il viii euTs any wound, however 6ssPsr-
ate, If # be veil rubbed arourd the wounded
parts, and fhsy b ksps thoroughly cSvsSsd With
#. A pot Of oiBtnent should be Ia every u2s's
knspsack Every one bssdsit. Ifths reader Of this
notice " cannot get bsx Of Pills or Ointment
from the Drug stOrs In bis place, let him write 70
ne, 20 Maiden Lane, enclosing the sEasunt, and
win mail box fires Of -sKpenss. Many dealers
viii not keep my msaieinss On hAnd bsesuse they
cannot make as Ezueh profit a. ca other PR
make IS csuts, % csatss and 81 40 Per box or
not q - noxz-lwd