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The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

-. '' 4oes''e" Plus haut; pas asse
ees greenbacks empoehes par ces fermie,
!. ae Getsysburg qui, pour la Circumstance
e'sIens transformers en- bornes fontaines
7ersant reau. mais bon prix.-lls vsu!eo
sller Plus loin encore.
a cette heure. les Pennsylvaniens son
Ga Voie de eommettre une irfalaie aussi Gu
reuse que honteuse Par linterme a:airf
oe leurs representapts au Congress, lis de-
mandent a etre indemnises des depenses
au'ls ont faltes, pour alder a reponsser
invasion de leur propre sol.
Enoncer la proposition, cest stigmatisev
cenx qui ont eu limpudeur de la faire.
Oh tTouver, en- efet dams l'histoire le pen.
dant de pareille reclamation? Comment
adnettre que la passion du gain puisse ar
river. d ce degre, 4 ce delire d'immoralife
Ne faut-il pas admettre que Ia gangrene
morale est au seiu De Ia population chez
laquelle Sc trahissent semblabies symp-
tones?
-L'impunite enhardit vralmept ct 81 de
nomhreux precedents ne retablissaient, ce
fat isole sni6rait pour vous le prouygr n
'est Hee.saomeats oil les nlasse, outraeees
ont peut-etre le droit de Sc faire instice
ehes-memes, snrout, quand elias savent
que cer'ains aetes-reriables crimes uour.
,ahs-ne peuvFnt etrs atteints par Ia loi. !
Ia 'un de ces actes etait Lea tu,1lrir.,,os~n,, /
vertes par les tratiquants Pennsylvan;ena
autour des cadavres de leurs dafensenrs-
Fun de ces moments etc celui oil Ton
meconnaissait ainsi le devouement. Ie con
rage.
Il ohSte feure-la, nous eussons coupris
lue leg troupes new yorkaises. don't on re.
ournait ainsi les poches, eussant mis- 3 bas
'outiques ct bontiqniors. Ellcs ne Pont
'as f'if'-el'es Sc sont contentees de sigma.
er Ia turpltude, de la clouer au nlepris nu-
'iic, CONNIE on c!onait autrefois nm malfai
eur q sa croix. Pour des specuIateurs de
ct etage, lie mepris nest pas un chati. {
aent L'impunite done cahardi ceux- J
a, CONNIE nous I'ecrivions tout d l'heure, {
c'est pourquoi lis ont eu l'audace de
eese deman9e au Congress c
NJ. Fernando Wood s'est indigue en- q
entendant foruuler. ct voulant en- mieux a
ire rassortir tout l'odieux. il dec,ara ! "
chambre. qn'il 10; semblait one l'Etat {
3 New toFk await droit aussi faire une
'isnee au tresor federal, puixqu'il await
largement contribute secourir Ia Penn. q
'lvauie. +
Tn antre reprssentant, NJ. Rogers, tln
c" Jersey, demande, satiriqnenent aus al
que son Etat ne fdt pas oublie dams les p
an'hcsnces du Congress, puisquiI await e'
urni sa bonnie part d'aide d Ia Pcunsyl- tt
ME Sc
u ssffoFl sSsss s.l-t....,.a..a ....lt. Is
pondre d cette miserable reclamation -
premier serait dc la rcjeter en- la f1esris. n
ut par les resolutions don't el,e est dinoe l
le second-et celui-la serait pent-etre !c =
de payer, en- efet ee mo-
mt &c courage auquel Sc sont decidees -
inilices PennsylVaniennes Mais non !
r il ny aurat pas Ia la chaii,nent 81 bien ~ u
e--l'encaissement de lindemnite con- f.,
srait de la fetrissure tous ces Shyi cks. ne
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05
5000 de reco1nDelssa,
opeionsas, go Fevr;ar 1864.

| ?. PARTIS MARRONs du souss;ons. ms.
I'm a environ miles du pont de Ll1yd. R
Ny sur Ia QUITE du chemn dn Ferry d. r-SS
Burr, dams la mutt du au 10 d'Aout. les &C.
claves ci dessous dSctits. SAVIOR:
Tn negre nomm6 'i'lREE, cou!eur rria.. saa
d'environ SO ans, taiile d'cnriron ) p!eds nrnf
ponces
I'm nagre nomme WILSON, co,.leur sriff.
toHce .Ee d'enHiron 3 ais, ;aille d'environ s
pieds s pouces, tortemeht construit. Il lui man
que une dent d. devant
Un negra nomme MCCOY, are DE- 10 sns @.
tale fenviron pels po.,ces de baut.
Une negresse nominee ROSETTA, Agee do
Flngt ans. environ.
CENT PIAsTRES serons paye,s pour Fan
prehrnsion de chacan deux t. sa liyrsison 4 mo;
un point qHeiconque entfe lie Bayou Bcauf e,
le Ferry De Burr.
Sont aussi parts marrons, dc mon hsb;tstion
sur lie Bayou Boau:
= Unilsgre nonrue GEORGE, age a'erysfon
tEente-six ans, ct asss5z M .. -,
Tn aure negre nQs.ss.>ls =-z-~~--
-a. s ',.astfcs de rsoompense seront payses
ponr la liyrason mo: de chacun dc ces esclaves,
d un point qnetcongue entire ma residence eft
Bnrr's Ferry Les deux esciares der1er. ment
mentionnes sont sans doute sur mon hahitatio,l
on dams lie vois.nage; ct leg au:res tenteront pro.
bab!eInent de Tetourner an meme quarter sous
beu. GEORGE KING
St. Landry 1o septernbre 1863 25,f
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05
Av Is.

AsV =.
FEyOUTES les personnss gfi ont dfs reclalna-
j ti0iis eentre ie soussigne sont illvitees a
les l,i presenter immediate rnsnt pour reglement.
GEO. ID LOGAN,
Cap;tains ct n. Qadrtser-lNaitr dH &c Regiment
dc Cagaserss ds Ia Lcs;s!gss,
27 Tarrisy 1864 47--2t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05
Attention Brigade de Hays.

I'm vertu d'antorite reeue Iu Seeretaire d. la
~ Gnrrre, dams les Orares Speciaux No. Is,
tous les honlmes appartenant ceEie Brigade par
tout IN Ills Sc tralvsnttlaascp cp Departemtrt. dams
quelqnp branche dn service que ce selt na i.s se
vent mainfenant. snnt nrdanaes de- s. rapportrr
au Capitainr w. K JOHNSON. a Alexan.lrie.
ou au Capitaine CT NJ. PILGHER. a Mindrn,
Line, le 10 mars 1864. eu avant, atili DE- faire les
arrangements necessaires poar s'assu,er nm retour
sur et prompt lrnr commandment en- Vifginie,
aa.,enent lis sefont puhlies eoin.sar esertears.
w K. JOHNSON,
Capitaine Co. l. 81 Reg. de Ia Lne.
C NJ PITCHER
# l6-2t. Capt Co H, 6e Reg. de Ia Tsne.
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LIZ CoJRRiER DES OPELoUSAs,
Public te Samsdi par Joel II. sandoz.

GoNDrrIoNS:
L'ahonnement est de DIX piastres par an psya-
bles 6avance on aoars pisstrss d Ia fn De lannes.
Aucnn abnnnemeat ne sera arrste avant que les
Averages ne soient payss, a rnoins que lediteuE
ne le juge eonveaabls.-Et les abnnnes qui de-
sireront afreter lenr abonnement devront en- dom
avis par fcvst au naoins quinze jours avant 10
terme de leur Announcement.
Les avis seront inserss raison de vingtssnq
cents Ia Iigne pour chscnne ies trois premiereB
publication ct dix cenSs la iigne pour ehaque pu-
biication subsss aras 81. Quand Oh tTaitera de gTs
1 gre avec 'Editear, une deduction liberale seIa
fate pour les avis permanents.
Tnut avis ;aoins ql'il men sol. autremant
ordonns sera public en franeais eten anglaisjus.
qua ce On lsoif retire, on iusau'a co que nEdi.
ssnr iuga con velabie de II retrer.
Les aurasees do caadidsts BE paie.ont v:ngt
stSs. - canaida:. 81 e'srsuce,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

YLes nonreles de la Bale sou. csn.-ad;c .;
res; cependant, j est certain que les fedgran.
ont :onjours des forces ID ct franklin m s,a,,
sead u les voir avancer sur nous sous mel,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

kFCinq gunboats federaux sont entries dsn,
ia Riyisrc Rouge Mardi dernier, ont remontk
Black River en- bombardans les bois iusaues pras
du fort beauresard, a Harrissonburg Nous ne
savons quel ete le resultst de cette nrem;sra
incursion, LIE Gen Polignac est Harrissonbur,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

BFoyez fsvis du capitaine McCuschon dams
nne ausre co!onne. C'ess IN nstif de Ia Louisia.
ne, paslc franfss ct angais, ct sera lei nrobsb,..
uent aujourd'hui on demain.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Examinations 10 commence al half past nne
O'Clock, A. N. .
now amended, requires each nSla app ieant
for Il certificate 10 pay 10 tho Examiners y
feo of nifty cGHts, ani each tOmlle applicant
a fec OF Ia rty Ave ce Il. None who igil TO
comply will be admitted for examination.
All applicants are required L furnish writ
ten t. stlm0ulals of good moral character,
those who nave been argaged AS teachers Ia
obtain these testimonials nom their lasl en-
ployers; those VIII" have never taught viii
procure hem from their last teachers, which
Testimonials VIII he kept on hlo,
No private examinations Will 10 held; n
certificate viii be antedHted. no candidate
will DO admitted for Ie.eN animation within
three months after second failure. Appli.
rauIs are requested 10 present specimens o.
lenmanship. ..
Those who fail 70 comply with tho above
acquisitions will not DO admitted.
l., TUsslAG, Secretary,
April Is. Beard of Examiners,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Notice

T II. BURISET,
y Attorney nt Lnw and General Col-
Ic'iinG agent,
Especial attention given 10 Guardian AND
Administrative matters.
once IN Barnev'S block, second story.
south Of Court House:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
ISAAC DAVIS
HAS JUST RECEIVED

HAS JISI hECElN ED
10 Bills No. l Mackerel.
20 ! do No . do
3S / do do do
40 Kits do do.
100 Bills Fresh Salt.
- do Fine Syrups.
100 do Il ] Bbls Smoking Tobacco.
IS Caddies Chewing do.
% Bbls Brown Sugar.
90 do Granulated Il Crushed Sugar
80 Boxes "Old Plantation Coffee.
so do Old American Java do.
80 Sacks Prime Rio do.
80 Boxes Gold Medal Saleratus.
Il Sacks Rice.
90 Chests Finest Teas in Findlay.
10 Boxes Lemons.
10 do Oranges.
90 Doz. = & 8 Hoped Pails.
10 do Nos. l, 9 & 3, Tubs.
8 do Premium Churns.
$4,000 Cigars Of Various Brands.
The above will sll he sold at the
LOWEST RATES for CASH.
ISAAC DAVIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Ia Ieockspr.

TN consequence OF the late change IN the
J. school Lag. il becomes necessary for the
Board uf School Examiners of Hancock c"un
Iyt0 make tho following re- arrangement
NTH re card To the iRn ellnpa for lSil, VIZ:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
WOOL CARDIN(i
AT HUBER'S MILL

o.
TTME subscriber respectfully calls the st,en
i ton OF his oil custol ers and tho uhlic
fensrally, that he h repairing the CSrdH Z
Machinery At Hubsr'S Mlli with NEH CARDS,
ami will be ready 10 do GALplNG ON SHORT
NOTICE, and VIII warrant good rolls II tue
wool is well clcNpsed
Remem Der the Old stand AT Huber's Mll
ss-C leanse your Wooi Well, and you may
expect good Rolls. GEO. MAINS.
MAY Is, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

In reading and spelling there was 3
distincsness Of utteranee and artieula-
ton we have seldom heard equalled, and
never surpassed
The recitations in Mental Arithmetic,
Written Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar, were all excellent, many OF
them very superior.
The FIRST class was almost fsultless in
all their studies, and the two little misses,
scarce twelve years old, who stood at the
extremes of The class, are deserving Of
al the praise .ssd pride their teachers
and parents lsyish upon them The
progress ia this school is very marked,
and proved that the teachers have per-
formed their whols duty, and that the
pupils have ussd an amount Of applics-
ton and diligence worthy Of such teach
srs.
The exercises in Calisthenics in this
school we're surprisingly interesting and
beautiful. No soldiers in our army could
90 through the manual with more accu-
racy or precision.
At the close Of the Examination Mayor
Baker commended the school very high
ly, but did not exceed their merits.
Miss WheeIers exercises in penmsn-
ship we're very interesting and the young
Misses are progressing very faVorably
in this Accomplishment
The music here was delightful, and
vas fall Of spirit and patriotism. Che
large audience present fnanifssted the
highest qualification with the exercises
Of the examination. We believe but one
tardy mark was made in this school dur
ing the last term. The following prizes
were distributed:
TIE Lizzie Grimm, Amelia Slraub, and
Mary Roth, neither Of them having been
absent or tardy during the year, and being
exeelleE! in department Also TO Annie
Allen, who stood hrst in department in
the school
At 0 o'clock this morning the exam
inAsiou Of the Boys First Grammar
School will commences at the Upper
School House, and the Girls First Gram.
mar School viii occupy the afternoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Major General Dir:
WAsHrsGTos, June %.


Major General Dir:
A dispasch from Grant, dated 4ester.
lay afternoon, reports no operations u
root except from cur own guns, which
ere At the bridge ST Petersburg, 00t
yards distant
Petersburg papers, Of the 18th, stat
hat Hunter Is striking for the Jackson
Rizsr Depot, about 40 miles north Of
Salem, and say If be reaches Covington.
which they suppose be viii do. with most
Of bis forces, bat with loss OF material
be will be safe. The same papers state
that Gen. Wilson destroyed 3 train Of
cars loaded with cotton aud furniture,
burned the depot at Barksviile, destroy
cd the track, and was still pushing south
All the railroads leading int Richmond
are now destroyed, some Of them badly
A dispatch from Sherman, received
this morning, reports that yesterday We
made an unsuccessful attack on the enc
mys position. Our loss was between
1000 and 5000, and was particularly
heavy in officers
Gen. Harker is reported mcrtally
wounded. Col. Ed McCook, command
ing brigade. and Col Rice, 5Tth Ohio,
are very seriously wounded. Col Barn
dell, 40th Illinois, and Col Augustine,
55th Illinois, were killed. We soek few
prisoners, bat do not Suppose we inlet
ed heavy loss on the enemy, IS be kept
behind psrapeta
lsiguedl E. u. sTAsToz,
See'y Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

PoLE RAIsTN0-Ths veterans had q
jolly time yesterday afternoon, at the
new barracks above The Gig. They
raisedas beautiful and very tall flag
staff, to the top Of which they hoistsd
the banner Of beauty and glory" sid
tho solsos Of artillery, and the chssrs 81
the brave men who are dsvosiBR their
lives to the cause Of their country. We
had promised ourselves the pleasure Of
participating in the pleasant exercises,
but falling iAto the embraces Of old
Somnus after dinnsF, We we're detained
until the roar Of artillery broke his
chains. The boys know our heart was
with them, and. we hope
''rbeir Star sPauEIsd long may wave
Der tbs land ofths free Aad hose Of the brave. ,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29


The river ssill declines aud navigation
is becoming somewhat diHeuis There
we're quite a feet Of boats al the wharf
yesterday, bat the Government Is doing
all the business transacted here oassias
ofthe arrivals Of tobacco, With which The
wharf i now covered, Notwithstanding
the vast quantities sent forward daily ,,
the 6rm Of Brown, Dunkerson i Co.
the greatest shippers ia the West
The Carrie had a splendid cargo Of
tobacco She resarnsd to Nashville,
last nigAs, loaded With cattle.
The Nashville, hoand to Nashville
With > private cargo, being unable ia
cross HArpeth Shoals, vas ordered back
to the Ohio, aud Is seeking warehouse
here in which to stow her freight
The Superior was receiving Gov
srnnsni trip last nigh. ana probably
len during the night Tor one Of the bases
Of Gen. SheFmAn's supplies
The Dunksrson bronghs in another big
cargo Of tobacco yesterday. She Is do.
Jog lively business jssi now.
The grand Armada viii leave ~
Cairo Al 2oelock to-day. Capt Josh
V. Throop, a veteran officer Of the old
school, Is ineommAhd, and Fred Huston,
who combines al the qualities Of cour.
ssous oacer and accomplished gentle
man, viii wait on passengers in the Of.
fee
The Wild TarAscon will be The mail
boat to Louisville to-day. and she has ne
superior IL elegant accommodations aud
polite and accommodating officers Capt
jim Lssk, Frank Blacksmith and Billy
Fenton stand a, the top Of their rrofes-
sion.
Manifest per steamer Carrie, Capt ].
B. Hall, from Nashville. June 24th,
1854 Ford 4 Noel, los hogsheads to.
bseeo; Brown, Dunkerson Co. Sc do
do, 3 horses; Morris Ranger, So hogs
heads tobacco
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

Ksntueky ceppsrh.sd Csnventisn.
LOUISVILLE, Jane 2s-The State Dean
ocratic Convention mes this rnorniug.
Hos. G. A. WickEffe was appointed per-
manens President and aine VieePreai-
dents aud Secretaries wsrs also appoint
ed The following resolutions we're
lst Resolr<d, That the people are the
supreme sovsreigns. and the Constitu-
tons which they nave adopted are the
ssprsms government and that all as
sailants and enemies, either Of the peo-
pie or their Govsgnmsnt are traitors
alike, whether their treason Be manifest
ed BY suppressinE free enaetions, bJ
chaining the press, By establishing POI
htieal bastiles, aud By ridiesEng or re-
pudiating the assurance Of oaths and
constitutions.
2nd. Resolred, That in the inserprs-
tation Of the Consultation we ars guided
By the declarations Of its authors, By
the deliberations Of The Federal Conven-
tions, by the resolutions Of lT9S and 20,
prepared and axpouaded by jefferson
and Madison, and by decisions Of the
Supreme Court Guided By these lights,
We declare that the coersion and sahju.
zation Of steven or more sovereign
States was never contemplated a. possi-
BILE or authorized BY the Constitution
but Was pronounced By its makers al
act OF suicide and folly. and If the peo
pie OF the United States would save aHG
restore their shattered Constitution snc
avert from themselves and posterity th,
slavery Of military despotism and I
pzblic debt, the interest upon which esr
never be met, they must bring the va
TO a speedy close
Sd. Resoired, That the rerocatiou o
all unconstitutional edicts and pretende,
: laws, an immediate armisEice, and Ma
tienal Convention for the adjustment q
our difficulties are the only means Q
4 Saving cur nation from al sntimed e
!. tally and ruin.
: zsh. Rss0lred, That theAduinistratio
, now in power las tried 10 strike doe
y State Sovereignty, it has interfsred wit
+ the rights of suffrage reserved 20 II
n pIwer and control Of State Legislators
. i. has deprived citizens Of their live
liberties, and property without due PR
: cess Of Law Ithss placed military .ho1
tho civil power sgsinst the spirit Of FRI
Government, AID tke President has ii
blushingly proclaimed the conssitI
ton be has sworn 70 support, to BE- .
> longer Of any force or respeet whsnevl
be may dsterniue il should be disr
garded The party in power have del
ded the people into ths granting M
A. and money 10 their Unrestricted contrs
for the pretended purpose of pressrviI
the Government which Their have rs
and are still using for the base end
n ovsrturniug State institutions, sdvar
e ing mere party interests, and establi.
~ ing them IN permanent and dsspoi
- power.
5th- Rssotssd, That free press, Fl
"a speech, free ballot, freedom Of persC
and the right Of ha5eas corpus 20 p
|. tect tie personal liberty Of sssry eitz'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

Nav YoEK, Juas 2s.-Ths Richmond
EXAMINER, Of the Gath, says Hunter re.
trsatsd to FineassIs, having Loaf thirteen
gana
The Tribunals correspondent says the
9Th and 18th Massachusetts, and 42d
and SD New York we're captured bod
". The object Of the movement, to get
possession Of the railroad South Of Pc
.srsburg, vas noe gained, though the
movement Of our forces vas promp pity
resumed after the rebels rstrsstsd with
their captures Owing 20 the rebels hav-
ing the inside track and resehiag The
point 6rst, they repalsed our Ad-
Vaneed force, consisting Of the Fin,
Vermont Brigade, which lost 70 In pris-
oners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29
COMMERCIAL
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C1NgIssAxl, JEns -.
Monty light a. II PER osEt-
GOLD tuoyazt. Braksrs pay IL Aa1 seif st
80 prem.
SILVER - b0a-ht AZ / 10 ara sald al laa
hXCRAN6E dull a. L disc uaf 70 par.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

So The "hs~asd term Is truly upon
us, and the best mode that male ins,isu,
lions can adopt to keep cool, is 20 sup
ply themselves bountifully with cool
plsasan, linen, AID other light rAimsns
from Lyons His stock of summer
goods 10 very large, and he is sslliss
them at light profits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

Nxw YoHK, jane 2s-The Emperor
Of Russia aud the King Of Prussia we're
about to meet at Koseutia. They are
70 be accompanied. respectively. By
Prince Gortsbsck. and Counts Riehberg,
Hssss and Yandsrmark. Il is coffee
"a that a political understanding Is
arrived At
Paris Bourse closed fat on the 10th
inst at GO iranca IS eentimes
Cara RAGS, Jgns Is --ThsNatsAn
Hibernian has arrived With one day
later nswa
Cottoa baoyant, advanced atSad.
Breadaafs quiet
PFovisioss Eat
Consols ssIt890i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29
IOUHnAL GFFTcK.

~ - AAAN ~ - 80
JOB woRK.-Ths Js~s~ ofass - fsrsishs.
with full assortzsas Of ssw aad bsasafsi ayps
Of the latest styles. ssd is faily prepared is exc
suts as handsons vsvk - sss b done in the
STATE, such as LETrs9 BEAss, DIsE-HsASs,
HEADpss, CInegL4Es, BssEsHss oAsDs, BALL
TIoEsTs, sEDyIss-BaGs, PssssEa. -, -, siths'
In DlAla or isBey soloFs.
OUR BIsDERY.-Ys hsvs In ssaAsssioB With
this once one sfshs best BosE BTSDanIEs .sa
BLANK BOOK MASUYLcTsEIEsi shls STATE,
and are prepared 70 d AsHss asa ss-sss - DE-
sired. Magazines. PsrisaEsals, -. BEAD in any
ssyIs required, and sld bssks Ss-ssuad 81 shsrt
noties. Lsdgsrs, JSsrnsls sd bi@sk sesks, or
Railroads, Steamboats,, Bsaking Hewsss, hsr-
chants, &C., mAnnfassursa % - rsassAab1s ssrns
20 any other sgtablishmsnt.
Az work dsns atthss smss ~ 10 asAs pse@ps-
~, aHd viii BE- ready vhss prsnss1
EvANavILLB JeBREAL 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29
COLGATE,s HONEY soar.

EsFsai dsnaad, Il n&ds fSon ths choicest Es-
tsrials, IL aiid and sm0IIient In it, nAtsrs,
fragrAntIy scented ass sxtrsssiy bsns
netaI in It's setioa upea ths skin. FOR sails By
Druggists and Fasey Goods Dealers.
American Cancer Cham pfon. -DR
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niinsls, No. los Main Street, third deer Absys
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kinds Of Fever Sores, sueh White swsifing anS
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worst stages, Liver osmplAi~- IN.
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pleasure IN showing bis visitors certificates Of ~
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inssrabls By the best physicians is ths seuntry.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

BHoWSLow GuARDs-Every member
Of this Company is ordered to report on
Thursday, June 30th, at 81 p b., at the
corner Of Main and Water streets, fully
armed and equipped Abseutses will
have to take the consequences.
E. ScHoESLAuB, Capt Co. c. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-29

oswEco, N. Y, Jans 2s.-Sensea
Nil, at Minstte, the largest Touring
mill in ihe State, was destroyed by Gre
early this morning. There vas stored
ia the mill from 500 10 500 barrels
Of hoas, $1,000 bushels wheat, 1900
tons feed Loas on tbs bailding 500, :
600 Insurance on the building i about
3l00, 600 The mill vas Owned BY E. @.
/ 4 n. Merriek.