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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

The Beaver Dam Wis.) Citizen says.
"Iwo girls and one boy have died out Of
Nj. I. Sutherland's family, in Buroett,
f,om erysipelas, caused BY bad vaccine.
Ard another child and himself and wife
are very sick With the same disease. aud
are not expected to live. One OF the
children vas buried last Thussdsy, one
on Sunday, one on Tuesday OF THE week
ALI Of them dying inside Of . week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

CENTS FURNISHING coopg.
IsllsrA' Trtnnasss 81 Esery yarlety.
W. DESlRE ~ CALL rHt Arrrnrlon
.vy Nasslsss thssssA the 9tsss 70 81 No.
teeiilgss fss n. = -
WHOLESALE BUslNHss.
ssiss The prS1sisssss II sss Of The lssree(
nsnutaetsdlG .hssses n .PsilldslpAje, ~
sssnsA . esetlel " lshs he srpasess eivsaaoso
- sAs he nAsa !, sssssqusssly ws
Ocfy al Competition,
80 seN or essds 70 The tssds On The nest 49,
eeaeels lsrns, 40 CHkAP r. b thsn theY - =
bought elsewhere. We On ash 90
EXAMINATION OF 1Hg Prices.
GALA snesss puno1ls sasnvunns.
O.f stsck q goods u ssasainly the
A1rTesG u nest u ne 1eatf,
sl!s e ,ssS AZ. ~ s::si ::.Sas,s: 4 ~.
The goeds ase 0a1o expressly foe this esolss asi
us1ef the supesvisies Of Mn. MAAs. VIE res,aee
y Philsdslpais, asd ass sqsal to the
BEST CUSTOM MADE WoRK,
Our Cloths, Cassimerss. vsstsnse. -. -,
esfetaiiy se,ssssj ard At ths best msterisl. w
import cur own goods and thus save 1 large pes
cont % to the purchaser.
CALI : SEE THE GOODS,
Mo. H West 0ea street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Nsy ls-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

- QUAOKeY. II earnestly saatlee I'll
ysssg ass sa1ssfsg lssn Nervous Dsbilisys d,
sssiase ssdeagssisg their health b pstsssisia0
ssy II ne sdvsstssiag asasks. vos sss folly ~
suvs - ths uesae4s sssa y The sdvsstisss. ssd
By husdssds Of ssAsss, aaA h - sthss Vsy.-
Read letter vhisA VII ssaA yes u ysa Vii,
ssnd ~ . PET paia ssvslsps Ssdsine sddfses.-
Direct 70 EDWARD 81 3BAvER,
fsbll-d&elyl Losk %, Boston Nass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
THE GREAT SECRET.

THE GREAT oEC0GT.
1t IL admitted By oil physisiaas thst tho grand
secret Q: health spA long life lies Ia keeping The
blood and varisss Asids Of the body in high Do.
gree Of Aaidisy. When you feel continued psia
in the head OF bowels, or asy other parts Of the
body, you eaa prevent serious sicknsss By taking
Braudseth'e pills.
Bleeding may give msnsatasy casa, bscsuss the
blood left viii have more room. But ~ the bsdy
10 made from the blood and sustained BY the
blood to waste eur blood 10 70 waste our life, and
ruin our constitution. But BrAndrsth's Pills ~
lisvs the circulation readily - bleeding By on
y taking away what it can we'll spare, and fnBy
NEvns RuRf.
Mrs.. Hooper. Of Basnstable, MSS, was cured Of
st. vitus Uanee, General Debility and Costivs-
asss Of many years standing BY Braadreth's Pile
The case atlsngth 10 psblishsd in the Pamphlets.
Sold bv 3. 8. Balloei, :sDsvsnpost, Iowa, and by
Ill respectable dea.sss in medicines. fbl .dAsSn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

Another suit in tho Court Of Admiral.
'ty, says : London paper, hes been begun
against the Great Easters. Capt. Patton
the commander, has caused the vessel
to be arrested for the sun Of $4,000.
There are now two arsests In force
agssost the great ship, ono At the suit Of
the owners Of tho late ship Jane for c..
600, and the other BY Captain Patton for
81, 600.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

LADIES, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't yer fail 70 rod The sdvsrtissnsat In
this paper headed
I1nIoovta1at Co rem 01D0.
Dr. Chssssnss, Of Nsw lYosk. LIS dsvstsd The
l.st thirty years Of his pssetios 70 female CON-
plsints. His Pills Get like . eharo. They are
Rsliatls ssd Nbfs. loe0 dWS0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

II am sorry to say that evidences are
already Beginning to multiply Of 40 or
gaoizcd attempt to convert the Free
State Convention body hitherto sup-
posed to embrace al the concentrated
loyalty Of the State Of Louisiana-iDto
packed organisation for carrying out the
objects Of mere political gamblers"
The correspondent Of the New York
Tunes, in writing the above from New
Orleans, shows remarkable amount Of
verdancy Ter one connected with that
sharp GLASS known ~ "Bohemians." No.
body but this correspondent has ever
supposed that the whole matter Of the
Louisiana State elections vas anything
else than sw,ndle-a swindle At every
step fronits conception to the present
The idea OF the convention being econ
verified into packed organization" is
about as sensible as it would be to con.-
cs'se Of Satan being converted" into .
sinner, or IN abolition politician into an
iutoleraut sed:tious partisan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

49,
n. Hssdsiek, . essssspssdenD u -
Nav York A~sjk, sapssrsd ~ ~
,sbsls ssms tine -, Bot sew % -
se,e. sivss sAas pspss Svs selsnss q
n szpsrisses. OF Aosby's sea =
ays:
.An we're young and their sosnss-
sencss ruddy with health, and eoe.ssss'
don continually suaniag over vith hIlar-
nv. Uncle Samosl's blue army over
eeass were vsss BY Ne mosts Esd high
Top Loo,s asd gaunslsts-ths prodsct,
deubllsa, Of their pssdatosy eetaek'
upou unsuspscting suffers and bsggsgs
ossiss. They rode 6ns horses, we'll bri.
died and saddlsd, and behind the SD
dies we're strapped attendant blssksts
How deiessst'al they wsrs 70 Mosby
end the gaysty Of the lattss, ! though
most have soGbe Bourbon st the botseo
uutii I afterwards learned The fact q ID
never touching liqoos.
"Mosby looks no bandit chief. o
medium .t.ture, delicate, 1.-THE for,u
brown hair, blue eyes, aod moustachs
and ~ expression the autipods Of Zero
sioqe, be eviscss no physical tokens sie
mailing tie sudacious and successful ps,
tisan leader 10 10. He was dressed in
rebel Aajor's tsll-dress uniform. He vss
kindly gave % hi. history before ~
during the wss. add il wss most agro'
able recital. He acted cod speks -
gentleman, With no show Of vulgarity {
Bullying cruelty OF lurking sneers st b
victims. At times hs cosld not suppre
. chuckle over his successes il sccou
Pl'shipg certain captures and svoidans
Of being captured himself but this VI
very natural.
"'You msst b. quite lion,' ! remeu
Der remarking to him; PARTICULAR
among the ladies, 80 naturally worship
ful Of heroes Of your school,
"'WeII, WE'LL be said, stroking b
nosstache, Il roar little.'"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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vssy beneficial vheo sulssioe ison eeads.
nsv. =. J.Y.ASDenoen, - Leafs.
Aluost instAas relief 10 The disssessisg lsbee q
breathing peculiar - Asshna.
nv a. y. 9ooasG9oD, Nsv Yea.
They hsve suited ny ease sxsstly sslisving ~
throat - tI0t GDald Sla4 viii eoo1.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

The Cuba N. w True PDtrios re-
cords romantic incident which is said
TO have occurred in Allegheny County,
short time since
A couple were married. The bride
was - beautiful "a the morniup her evcs
like the sun. The husband was patriot.
&c; he enlisted and went to the var. A
lOertine from Chatauqus county saw
the beautiful wife and exclaimed. aye
Gods, how beautiful" lie sought nor
society, and ostensibly won her conf
denoc. tie proposed an elopement she
consented. He gave her ten fiftv dollar
ereenbacks to make necessary arrange
ments. She accepted. The hour v..
axed upon. The villain went to h,a no.
tel to smoke the impatient hours awav.
when the following letter was placed IL
HE hauds
"Mr. II have to inform you that
circumstances beyond nv control viii
prevent me from fulfilling my engage
ment to eleps with you 10 night. ex.
pect my husband home on Through soon
70 spend Chri.tmss, and New Years.
When We ehall enjoy . hearty laugh At
your discontinue. Meanwhile. | will
keeP your money - Christmas preaeut
tor him. and when this cruel war i over
y Will come handy to assist him to start
IN bnsiasss. ~ 80
Yours, ,enderly,' C.TN
n. S.-When you undertake 10 MA,
tue l'bsrtins, yoa would do we'll /, -.
Iect your Victim outside Of Alleu,nv
county county; an; above al, beware Of col
Tas leading European Poves, acs..,
70 be ".roubled with the shorts. !. and
ars oil seeking 10 ..nerotiate ! little
loan" Austria seeks : loan Of 15O.-
100000; Denossk, o7,5oo. 900: tne
German Confederation, oo.6Oo. Ocf,. +.
aIys $4,000. 900 Rursis, tlo. oO0. f1no
tsSss.a. slo.s0o.ooo; sweden, Sse.-
sOO'00o; Spais, $4,000, 600; Frs,ce
s6o:oOo.O0o. Even Greece wauts ! t1;as
Ct $4,000, or - i amp one =. -
louad efsdulous enough 70 tr..t -
staseek faith" The sum total e ~
There emoass wanted 10 1267 eco 600
= goix '0'o'
Bstwssn SEQ Fsssci.co and NJ.
!, Yssk r rates q fare BY the mail line :
bess ssIooa ed Stetsssoms oao6. "a
onein 80, etserags ~. o6 lie oppo.-
'aeisa be elss. - 81 ~ lsupse.-.
~ .s.ss - IS -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

Tho Treasury Of Marion County, Ohio
~as rcssntly robbed ofsome "a, 600, b.
.,llaius wAs called On the Treasures in
the uscu,ug under pse.eass Of paying
tax.s. They ksoclgsd down sAaTTsess-
nrtr, MIR. Woody, grabbed the money,
locked him inside, and made their q.
cape. A reward Of Z 500 i offered fau
their apprehension. 6sa se
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

GuRowsKr's Nsw BooK.-0urowski's
new volume 10 .aid to b. fall of thorns
and needles tor the administration. He
calls Mr.. Chase pompous and passive
patriot. Seward IL thus attacked:
1.-THE difference between Seward and .
real statesman 10 this: that statssman
h always, and very wisely, ehary about
committing himself in writing, and only
does it when compelled BY absolutely IT,
Resistable circumstances But Seward,
on the contrary, literally revels in food
Of ink, aud fancies that the more he
writes the greater stateaman no be-
comes"
Tho following story is told about Old
Abe:
"Early 10 December, 1880, soon after
M. Lincoln's election. = shsewd and
clear sighted politician Walsh,
from Nov York-visitsd Springfield, and
made bis bow to tho r,sing sun. On hi,
return fron the Illinois Medina, l asked
the 0eoeral Whist was his opinion con-
ceroiug the new President. well, sir,
was the Generals answer, sin parting
advised Mr.. Lincoln to get very emf
nsnt man for Lis Private Secretary"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

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ytt-kpsf ,esis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

.ss.sT 4 FnazsRs 80 sSs : S!ldI e. M enk
slzs xlsss as MD svts kiseas ,vsh s'saii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
Useful d Valuable
Discovery!
HlLToNb

y 0DVDO Wy V3 Be8D
10 Of nsss gsasssl psostis .
utility sAaa mp iavenSieo
nsv bsfsse ~ pallle. u
he's bsea thoGaa6l1y 1eseed
during the last Two ysa-s b
prass'cal men, and peoaeuns-
I'd By ell 70 b
Superior - auy:
adhesive preparation knovs
nilsoN's lNsoLusLD cRnsxs
10 . new thing, sad The ~
Isult OF ysssS Of stady i; IL
lcombiootion 10 o.
SciesasAc Psiaeiples,
and under no eireuastaseoG
or change Of temperature,
will IL become corrupt q
emit any Offensive smell.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19


NEw YaRK. Nay Is.-sThe World an
uounces -on its bulletin-board that the
Procamation published by-its signed A.
Lincoln Is hoax and fraud
Specials say there is nothing important
from the ireute Both armies appear to
be gestihg ready for further operations.
The Associated Press have received q
dispatch from the Secretary of State,
saying that the paper purporting to be
the Presidents Proclamation IS an alb
solute forgery. No such Proclamation
has been issued or proposed to be issued
A dispatch to Gen. Dix from the Secre-
tary Of War says: We have no report Of
operations since my last Grants last
dispatca said the roads were improving,
and shaShe designed moving on the en-
envy without delay.
1t IS the design Of the Government to
keep the up National forces until after the
rebellion Is oyerth=own, and il order to
provide against any reduction, when the
services Of the 100 days men is ont, 8
draft to eli their place, &c, will be or
dered to take place, on July Ist, BY which
time new enrollments will be completed
No order is ret issued.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May ga special TO
the Bulletin SAYS:
WAsHIyoroS, May IS. Gen. Wads-
worth body has arrived and viii be taken
North tomorrow. The rebels had IN
TERED it in black coffin. II was too
much decomposed to embalm.
A. tslegraphic messenger employed in
Petersburg, who has just escaped, in
forms me that Beauregsrd has been rein
forced By Rossan's division, and the reb-
els were erovding their forces into Rich
nond By war Of Greensboro and Dan
vile.
He states that there are Eve iron-elads
at Richmond, and that there are heavy
batteries on the James river from War
wicks to Drury's Bluff He believes
that the rebels are making every effort
to put their whole force into Lees army
against Gen. Grant The prevailing
opinion in the country around Richmond
Is, that if they can hold the Capital dur
ing the present campaign, the war will
terminate.
Every effort is directed to defense.
The rebels have great confidence in
the generalsbip Of Lee. They believe
the works Of Richmond would have fallen
a week since With any other commander
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19


men appeared on the ievee. waving heir
hats; the Colonel, notwithstanding h
vas entreated not 70 do 90, Commanded
them to be fired upon, which was At oues
obeyed, and one Of them fell severely
wounded When demonstrated with.
Colonel Parker said be would take the
responsibility, as every man who wa IN
the country was a rebel Daring the
light the Superior reeeived over two hun-
dred shots from musketry.s rrrs-
On their return no enemy wAs asea-
When eoming up from New Orleans the
transports i s Pringle and Ohio Belle
we're met, and reported that whea psss-
ing the wreck Of the Emma. taksa aud
burned BY the ebels number Of char
red bodies were seen IN the river Il Is
feared The rebels murdered most of the
ereE Of the il-fated boat ~
The saPsrier was sent By Governments
up Cumberland River, loaded with stock,
and being overloaded, one of her after
guards was broken down. She viii be
speedily repaired, and win then re-entsr
the Evansville and Memphis packet lice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

WASHINGTON, May ls- The Posts
special says information received at
the War Department leaves no doubt
that the Rebels are sending large REIN
forcements from the South to Lee s
army Both armies are aetiveig pre-
pairing for the next conflict The wealth
er is good for military operations Il is
reported that an order will be issned to.
night for draft for 100000 men. The
time fixed for the draft is the LIST Of July.
The rebel prisoners captured by General
Grant have been sent North By steam
ers.
Although this morning there was no
official PRONUNCIATION Of The fact, it il
confidently asserted by leading Congress
ionsI friends Of the Administration, that
IL has bsen determined on 10000 more
troops.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

A CHASoE-W. II. Walker, Esq, has
sold bis boot and shoe store to Mr.. ID.
Herman, and returns to the real esgate
business He turns over TO his success
scr one Of the best stocks Of boota and
shoes in the city, Of which fact an exam
ination will convince any competent
judge, or even a tyro. His Congress
CATERS for gentlemen, and bis kid gait.
ers Tor ladies, are superior to anything
we ever saw in this or any other market,
and better than ell, prices are reasona-
bic. Give the aew frln a call.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

NEW YoRK, May l6.-The Tribune .
special, dated Headquarters the 18th,
says that the enemy still holds bis line
northwest Of Spottsylvania.
The full supply Of raiions TO our men
is kept up and there will be no delay
rom them.
Breckinridge's and other rebel fercss
have not joined Lee, but al are KEEP,
busy guarding Lees communications.
The 7Fibuas's correspondent with
Sigel says that Sigefs loss was six han
bred and that Of the enemy one thous-
and. E -
The Tribunals correspondent at Gen.
Buffers Headquarters says:
On Friday, to. an inquiry fron Gen
Butler, Admiral Lee gave as she reason
for the delay Of the fleet in cooperating
that owing TO shoal water in Trent Ranch
the draught Of the Monitors, and rebe
torpedoes. it woald be very difficult, i
not imprac,ieable, at present to get ~
as high as Doctor Howlett's farm.
The rebels occupied the left bank o
the James river and interfered with hi
movement Subsequently, however, th
Admiral advanced with the intention 0
going as far as possible. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

p67- The Boston Journal, acknowI-
edging the receipt Of three handsome
pickerel, remarks:
when the cook came to dress one Of
these pickerel he fonnd in him little
minnow an inch and a half long, a.
smart and lively as If he had just been
taken out Of his native pondl He was
pat into a dish Of water, and at last adj
vices was swimming about ss lively as
ever II was fortunate for him that the
pickerel was easght soon after he was
swallowed; but how the life Of this fshy
Jonah was sustained for more than "a
hours out Of bis native element is mys-
terry"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Mexican News.

CArKo, May lS-The following addi-
tional items are CLEANED from New Or
leans papers of the 18th:
Don Manuel Gorcis Rein, Secretary Of
Vadau.i. arrived at Brownsville on the
26th. He was Immediately arrested by
Gen. Heron and delivered up to the
Mexican authorities at Mattamoras, with
the request that he be not allowed to re-
cross the river, as he had been aiding the
enemies OF the United States. he was
shot on the 9th as a traitor to Mexico
Alvarez ordered the ratification Of
the heights Of Peregino.
The people in all the towns declare
that the French ships in Acapulco are
American vessels come to rise the block
ade.
Col Vega, the Liberal Governor Of
San Louis Potosi, after routing the trait.
ors under Valentine Causa, occupied the
city of Rio Verde
Among the troops recently arrived al
Saltello, from Monterey, are number
of American volunteers in the Mexican
/ army. -
The blockade below Alexandria i
confirmed
It is reported that partial blockad,
of the Arkansas river below Little Roel
has been effected, and preparations ver,
being made to blockade White river also
but i il believed that Gen Candy vii
soon attend TO these matters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

B@Fridsy evening, between seven
and nine o'clock, two soldiers belonging
to the Sd Kentucky cavalry were arrest
ed and had hearing before Judge Botts,
on last Saturday, charged with aiding
slaves to escape. After the testimony
in the case had been heard, and the guilt
Of the soldiers fully proven, they we're
held to bail in the sum Of $500 apiece,
and in default Of which they we're fully
committed TO prison to await their frial
at the next term OF the Davies Circuit
Court This decision is very just one,
and must meet the approval OF every
law-abiding citizen.-o0eHsboro Mont
TOR.
We doubt if there are many in this age
and country, even in Kentucky, who will
not regret that men should be punished
for aiding others to obtain freedom.
This kind Of things might do for the
dark ages, or for men fresh from the
butcheries Of Fort Pillow, but it appears
unseemly in Christian people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

NV YoRK, May is During the past
three months about sixty pieces Of can
non, 10 and lJ.inch rhed aud smooth
bore, have arrived in Jersey City for Tie
defense Of New York Harbor. This
morning Eve more arrived, and viii be
mounted at Fort Richmond
BY holding Newborn, Va, the place
just captured by Gen. Crook, eommuni-
cations between Richmond and the rich
western counties OF Wythe, Smith wyo-
ming, Mcdowell, and others, Is severed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
new York Markets.

SEw YoEk. May Is.
COTTON Iz2c higher: mere doing AZ s79sSc
for Aidal ng Uplsnds, and Sc for Lev Middlings
FLOUR sesioc better, and quiet: s. z03S7 80
Tor Extrz state. 81 foegs7 CO for Extra Ka.O.
and 81 sSssS . FOR trade brsnds, market closing
steady
WHISKY 81 2sssI p ssr STATE. aud 81 2ss
WHEAT acfivs and s,a2e better. 81 sGasi q
t5r chicago Srring, 81 5s9Sl G. tor MisNnuase
slHhs ard 81 gT8$i 70 foF Winter Re1 western
IneluAea il The sales are I85,ess4 bnxh % arrfvp
= 81 hs9Sl ~ f5r Chicago Spring. and 81 c0a
81 sztz for Milwaukee Clab
CORN = better. Old Mixed Western 81 g, IL
store.
OATS dan at saessse fer Western.
PETROLEUM higher; Crude 3s6gs99Se; Re
ass-i, IN bond, 5sc
FsONIsI0Ss-Pork hFusr. good demand al
- = f2r Mes. S. s0gs25 IS for old 60 and
80 1857 for Aes do, closlnE II latter Price :
Sks4s2t for New Prime, and ST for Prime Mess
Bacon sides duh and nominal. Lard mere active
and higEev, At i31<9iflze.
A0AEf Aetive - 6llT per cent, ckisfyE
STERLING EXCHANGE nnseftlesf ana frmpr
nrsf-eisss bills quoted az 1875 SO n currency.
GOLD more active and hrmsr-ef eninz & 81
dselintnifg ts 81, and closing fra ~ -
Iefal xpoEfs q sIsseis to-day $500 90
CONVENIENT STOCKS reufisns nrm. q =
SKIES u lssl, coupons. ll4tzatI&5 I Five TWrn-
sies, eoHpenss 1uesa&io7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
TY NEWS.

iDsoME GiPr.-our kind~hearted
zen, Philip Hornbrook, Indiana
agent for this point, is the re-
a handsome present from one
befriended a couple Of years
y, 1862, C. C. COgswell, of a
! battery, was brought to one
pitfalls, very Ill Of typhoid fever
yes for life were small; bat Mr..
K, taking = liking to him, OBJ
omission to convey him to the
idence, where he was teuderIy
In the course Of ten weeks
eeovered, and was eventually
d to the Invalid Corps, APP
Captain, and ordered 10 Fort
MINI, 10 act as Quartermaster,
has remained ever since
lays ago Mr.. cogswell, with his
c down to visit The family Of
actor, and after enjoying q
isit, left on Wednesday, for
rsyious to leaving be surprised
Hornbrook BY q present Of q
ed ebony cane, Of the best ma
] workmanship, With the fol-
,cription and design engraved
op surface: Presented to P.
K, Esq., Evansville, Ind by
swell" Between the words
ID "by," was a design repre-
70 cannons crossed With q
oss them, and the legend "grat-
cribed thereon.
remarks by Mr.. Gogswell, when
ntation was made, no said to
brook, aft ever you hear a man
reason, hit him over the head
cane. and if you break it | will
mother. ~ ggsrrg
sSmonisl to Mr. Hornbrook
-ited one, aud 10 honorable as
Q donor as to him. Gratitude
Grey:
"Its quality IL not strained
eth as the gentle rain from heayeu
placs bsnsath. IL ist twice blessed,
him that gives, aud him that takes. .
IN who does u stranger q kind
isfortune is worthy Of honor
,cipient of such kindness proves
true aud honorable man b.
,ra<ilude for the favor.
rnbrook has done many O kind
ng the war to distressed sol
! many grateful hearts are NOV
Election when they hear Phil
ks name mentioned. He ha