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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-17
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PRESS notice the contrary are considered as yial
ing to continue their subscription.
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newspapers the publisher may continue t6 SEND them
until all arrearages are paid 5ssss 5ss,t5 aEp1;
8. If subscribers neglect refuse TO take theif peH
papers from the Offices to which they are directed ths
arehed responsible until they hays settled ths BiIs
and ordered them tdscontn1ed! @istH 3Sti
If subscribers remoFeto other places without ih-
forming the publishers and the newspapers aTs ssasc
to the former direction they afs held rgsponsibs for
the same. - = 4,1sss
s.. The Courts hays decided that refusing to take
newspapers from the Office moving and leaving then
uncalled for is prima acsa evidence ntes tionai
fraud
6. The Courts have also repeatedly decided that
postmaster who neglects to perform his duty Of giving
reasonable notice. as required by the Post 0ice Des
parsnent of the neglect Of person to tkss from the
ONCE newspapers addressed 70 hin, repders the Fos
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AN ACT &c. ALTER AEDsAafEED THE MILITIA
LAWS OF THE STATE Z.

SEC; /. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
REPRESENTATIVES now met and sitting in General AS
senIbly, and by the authority OF the same Thatiran
and alter the passage of this Aci,all free male white
persons within this State between tie ages Of sixteen
and ity not exempt from active service without the
limits OF the District ID which they reside by the mill
tia laws of tins State, sbalbe liable to active military
duty without the limits OF the State at the call of his
EHeeileBcy the Governor 4 q q g ssss
SEC. 2, That the Governor shall have AUTHORITY.
whenever in his Judgment it is necessary for the do
fence OF this State oref the adjacent States to order
out OF The limits OF the State such portion Of those La
be:to active militsy duty, and for such a length of
time In his Judgment the excency NAV reo,ijte -
And that in addition to the other penalties prescribed
by law for detanlte the Governor shall be auinorizs
ed 10 order the arrest Of a such as may be liable to
military dnty under this Act To the intent that they
may be compelled to 8fm the duty devoying upon
tcm Provided, neyersiecss That he shall at no time
place such militia beyond his control SO as not to be
apie recall theI At any moment whenever the ne.
cesslties Of the State require it, ;...sj Is
SEC 3 That allfree male white persons within the
between the ages Of sixteen and sixty not EN-.
bfaced in the active militia shall be liable 10 military
duty m cases OF alarm, invasion nsrrection or as the
posse c4liattts anywhere within tile limits of the
State. - - s75 - ~ s; y sl - ~ 8
SEC 4 That the Governor shall have power Ito allow
an or detafin such special cases either Of
necessity pub.icihterest as in MS Judgment should
be made IN either or both Of the SAID classes of mill
tia,
sEo.9 Iaatal Acts or clauses Of inconsis. emit
with tiis Act be repealed.
In Pie Senate torse: tiie sixth day Of December, IN
the year ct our lofd one thousand eight hundred
and sxty-our and the eighty5nihth year Of the soy-
ereaty and Independence Of The srale Of South Ca.
ro!1i,a yai: D. PORTER,
President of the.Senate
R. 3. BOYLSTON, 80
dec l0-et ( SpsaseriIouso OF Rep esentatiyes.
All thoPapers in the State publish one week,
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Printing for the LegislaS

TOBRSoNS WISHING TO CONTRACT FOR Tfi Ii
j PRINTING fer the two .Houfes OF the LeRisia.
ture OF South Carolina Of either Of tllem, Will s
nit their proposals TO the undersigned, at Csfumbis
on or before 18th of November inst. k, 81 is
The following, near as can be ascsrtajred, viii 81
the character and quantity Of the work: .lss2s
Bills sin Plea, 62 lines Of 30 ehns-2, 70 stas Ysr
page, sffej
Reports and Documents, Long Pripsr 70 lines, Of
81 ems each-l, 7o5 ems pei. page. ~ 1...5 S;
Permanent Journal Long Primer, 5sl Ines Of 81 crns
each-E. 705 ems per page. ~ sis q
Calendars; of the two Houses, Leug Psiner IS aesS
Of 81 ems each-l, ROB ems per page. s5 =
The Bills to be printed on good writing paper; sad
a other printing 10 be done on printing paper OF al
6ne quality as can be procured l7jf ~ 50
Extra copies ofeyery paper ordered 70 bs printed by
either House. must be furnished to each member az
the other branch Of the Legislature.
0fthe Bills, Reports Documsnts, Journal and eatE
endar, two hundred copies are required daily, onS
hundred and fifty for the members, Of the House sf
Representatives. and Atty for the members Of the Son.
ate. .,sfI = ~ = 3, g
Tis journal and Calendar miist be delivered punos
tuay at before the hour of ,destDg OF the Houses
of each day, and copy BY the ssns hour is be de-
lvered at the Executive Department and eae cepy 10
the Slate Auditor. ,zl.g -. t.s Z. :
The Acts and Pernianent Forms Of the Houses uses nl,s
be printed stitched and rea6y for delivery by the 20t
of Fehruary, after the regular session Ruls and g.
urs wcrkt count double, and pages and aide iossts
be estI lated at the rate of !, 705 ems per page
The two Houses win separately choose the Printer
oftheir daily work and win unite in The selection 81
the Printer of thsih pernaanent work viz Acts, Rs
ports, Resolutions &c. " 81 q ~, S
Proposals for tho Printing of tho Two Houses ~
7eter House must conform To- the foregoing apeeaca.
.tions. We MARTIN,
Clerk of Senate.
~ 5Sss-5s zIoHAPs sLokH,
Glesk Of Heuss Of Representatives.
asy lI-ata sy,5s.1s5 q IS Z
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60 Stock ,gaia;srst IS I, ].

"a TAYING BEEN SOLICITED T0oPttRcHAsE 4
nne Stallion in order to improve the stock of nv
ncighborhood have selected and purchased a liob
price the beautiful Young thoroughbred bc5se Jeff,
ylS-sred by tie celebrated imported horse JoTs
that was selected in Engand by Col Beatty Of Union
Dstrict g, an6purcl.ased without regard 70 price
to improve the stock OF the South All that see JEFF
DAVIS. VII at once perceive how well the selection
was made. He is four years old, fifteen and q half
hands high and wiz be siSteen--is a rich mahogany
bay, and pronounced By good+judges perfect model
and is beyond allquestion equal to any colt I'M the
Confederate States. Hswill remain altiie time at his
: stable, near Flat Rock, S. G. :. ~ f' -
Terms Qhs hundred dollars, to insure and ma
dollar % Great care wilfbo taken to pra.
vent bat llnot be responsible should sny
occur. = - - : ,''1 '''2
80. ALSO
Have supply Of hammered Iron Plough Horlds-a
superior arcleor sale at $3.50 per ID, or exchange
10 cotton, one ponhd Of Irpn for two Of cotton.
J. W.FoRD.
L Lancaster Ledger copy four times ones month
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sOUTHERN FiELDy& FEREsEDE
THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTE.
RIAL CORPS. OF BOTH JOURNALS
RETAINED.


3 AHh PRoPkllsftlsS of .i,l = :. ~ =
having purchlsed the soutaefn rlelo aio 7 re.
sos and nassg % aAe ~
account of the irsgnlarty and uncertainty Of trans
porta:ion for the sFied and Firesde" Of Augusta Gs
tie same having to be supplied from the mls at kai-
eig, ~ Se have removed tfs rfiea anu rireslds 70
mails. The "Mareur y therefore merged into the
onthern fied ana fresde ana VIII De SO PUBLISH
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N0tiGe,.

T WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
II January next at the Court House in Camden, two
negro boys Spencer and Allied belonging 10 the Es
tate Of William Wilson, the hrer to- give bond and two
good securities furnish two suits Of clothes one pair
of shoes bne blanket quilt one hat or cap and pay
Doctors bill said negroes 70 beldeliyered to me on
The first Monday in january 1866 at the Court House
in Camden. -,
II win also rent on the same day all the lands be-
ouglng to said Estate renters to give bond and two
good securities. 5s5.l.l sssa 2tt5.a Z
j. j, aUCKABEE Admr.
8 w. B. HUcKABER, agent
peosmberi1 ---st ~
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sTATE OF souYH seArsoErNIA,

: GRNERAL ORDERS NO l9,r ,
II PARAGRAPH foF GENERAL ORDERS no.
jts Is, current series, from this Office reoilrjuy the
cs.apanes organized for service beyond iler Dstrcts
sHd persons liable said service nut not enrolled In
companies TO proceed 10 Gharlestoh Is hereby conn.
tsrnanded and they viii proceed 70 Hamburg, i. o.
and report to Lieut. Col. w. DeSaissure A. DC
as heretofore directed. - -
II, Paragraph of7General Orders No. Is. current
series from this Office requiring all persons clairiinv
exemption from nj tia service on the ground of pys
sical Disability 70 appear boors the Exppine Board
At Columbia or tho Surgeon-Geaeri,i nj Aamburp.
c. is 80 iar modified that persons who hare been re-
Gently examined byte Boards Of Confederate Surgeons
and exempted from Confederate sersicco the groun
OF fpepeenent disability will not be required to appear
before the Board at Columbia or The Surgeon. General
outwi transmit copies ofStner certificates. through
fhs connaaiine officers of companies formed in their
resmehtso The irspon-G General Of the state-antI in
rssimcn,s Where no companies aye beer oruanized
directly to the S1rgegu eienera-zths copies o. said
certificate to be coftfeab or ussis-.
BY ordsr: - @ G IAETINIaTny
,ss.ss.5.s Adj't ana Inspector. General S. g..
,.x-or>, n -. .l- = 1.-f
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wanted to z aarcIlsee

THoR THE UER OF TT GONFBDEKATB7
4 States -Sclap Iron, wrotg!.to or cast for which !
nv a Fair price "a cash, orifprcserfed, viii exchange
rolled plantation from fortc sene Planters others
haylS sn of tfesabcfc odispose Of viii inform lne
sssis iac as 10 eslect it together as speedily
asfsi sbie. 5. 4ER0NtsY.
a,pteaber u.
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,III'S'FREC'E'IVE'D

FisINE DRESSING COMES; POCKET DO;
& Pearl Agate Buttons, Shoe Knives;
Black Flax Thread, F-ne Tooth Combs =
Knitting Needles, Steel Pens, Pen Holders;
20 ooxes Tobacco, Fine Flour;
so great gross Bone Buttons, Metal Buttons
:, 20 aoz. Chilarenls Stockings, Tacks:
+ 40 - Socks, Red Flannel
Lady Peas, Sweet Potatoes; -.
English Cotton Cards;
ss B,oqans pegsed and sowed;
10000 Needles riting Ink; at
S. S, A. BENJA,tISE,SS.
December IL. m.w.fr.
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a cnARMING NEW BOOK ] Est olJT.5
The Captains Bride,

TEERiLLlaGT TALE 0FTHE Mskxs
ny w.D. HEkkiaoross sp N. e cav q
Neatly bound IN paper price. -. -. r.; =
Upon receipt of the price II Wis be mailed 10 any
part Of the tonfederacy postage prepaid. A. lbsyaf
discount to the Trade. ~ ~ s. y - :.
Astbe edition is limited tho Trade wa de- wen fs
forward tteir order at once. Z. y 49,
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Negroes to Hire.
1.-TWO LIKELY MICRO WOMEN, BELONGING
G To the minor heirs nf.Iar,as <tiioI.

- " " sIIe 1i1Ur netfs OF James vllck. > - = =
= 3s y --ALs0-. s5se..s ~,
Two likely women, belonging tothe minor heirsof7
Daniel Wilson, deceased viii be hiredor the lst day
ot January next for the year 1865 the town of Cam
den before the Court HOUSE. at the usual ,IourS for
hiring. d 81. 81 zsS @,. E. GASISTN, ~
az - Agent for Jas. 7. Truesden, Trustee
dee Io-1d2w ~; 5s. 4 80
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Pindars- pindars,

e ENHE .UN DERSIGN ED WILL pay THE HIGH
4 EST market price for all the PINDARS hescah
get aud requests those having them for sale to confer
with HIM immediately = .G. ROBINSON
dec f2--t;t d. s. Z: i "a "a >
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a s0tice,
-; az GIsGESTs CALLS MADE oNTHE FARM
Il e. Eor wsgeas for a. few days. i must deliver
III the Dep5t hin eight days. 10000 bushels ofcorn
"a hays fan bewss to iDpresstlle corn must be de-
& iffered, y. II. DEF EREU1a S
z dec 7--3t Capt. and A Co S.
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For Sale.

rDHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE "A
Il rusty negro fellow-tags iover fity years For
further particulars apply o. d. b. iioCoPT.9s
Nov is q -
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TIE
I'm Field g Eireside
Z q8l 80 IfTER4lsY ooH5iaAa a7oyt

a VAST C0NC ALTON OF TALENT, SUR
passing any combination ever before attained in tho
history Of PERI0D 0DIcAL LiTERATyRE Of Europe
or AmeripSf
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Papers Of st.ts lrublish.oa mes,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

NV YoRK, July 4L-By the City Of Bal
timore We learn that the Alabama has
been sunk By the Kesrsage, and 20 pi-
rates killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
Cedron Bittera

One trini and you will neqer uAe any others.
IL Is not necessary 10 pubIfsh long list Of dis
esees IN which the Cedrop Bitiers are a specific
In al disr-s~s ~ the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR kIDNEYA, Il
In all Affections or the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON UEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OK ROwELst
{ IN GOUT', RHEUMATISM AND EEU-
RALGIAt
Aud IL FEVER AND AGUE,
ftia destined 20 nnpsgcede all other remedies. II
not only cures these diseases, but It raEvEHrt
them. ras
wine glass full Of the Bifters taken an hour
before each neai, viii obVists the iii effects OF The
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking Il against disease under the N est trying
exposures ra
Sold BY Druggists and Grocsrs generally.
HS-Dr JOHN BoLL's Prinsipai once, Tlffh
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER vIEKLINa,
iebs Solo Agent, Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
Misses Iawrence

Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EMERspN's,
E - : ~ NOSE'S, and BRADBuRT.S Gale
brated Pianos, which they are
Bteentinually receising, and which
they will sell At mannfactur r. prices
These Pianos. for durability, power, and rich
ness Of tone are unsurpassed.
The Bradbury Plano received seven First Pre-
niums Within four woke IN the months Of Sep
tember and October last, aud IL fsmoua r It's
elasticity, briliancy, and beasfifsi ssats9 susis
ef tona =
They are also exclusive A gents In this vicinity
for Mason Hamlin's celebrated Cabinet Organs
which, m quality, volume OF tone, aud power Of
expression, are far superior 70 melodeons, harmo-
minus, or any other reed instrument
They have just received three of these Org De, At
their residsnee, on Water street, hrst door below
Chestnut. iuneI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
SUNDRIEs.

mo BUSHELS CBEAN RYE;
IOO 100 Buckets Pine Tar;
81 Barrels Whits Lime;
100 roaRds Carpet Chain;
50 Poands Staging and Tre4 Lines.
! fierce Dried Beef;
s Dozen Beef Tongues.
Just received and for sale By
my9s REILLY CO., - Mala es<sst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
Dysp e psia.

And It's attendant train Of symptoms. Il acts mere
ike sharm thaA a medicine. There is nothiHr
10 the range Of the dateria msdica, thst fer a no
meat bear = con- paris9n With IL In tsis disease.
a foil aeeouut 81 this wonderful plaat may b.
tsnnd Ia ts Ittb aliition Of The .. s. Dspszsato-
% pages 1851 and 1888.
series Of experiments In which DR.. Ball hss
been for years engaged, has Just been breuKht 70
successful terminate ion, and be IL now enabled t.
oiier ts the public combination o. CedrsR, with
other approved tonlas, the whole preserved In tht
best quality o. copper distilled Bsnrbos whisky.
whics he y confident has equai in the world
tho public baves long since learned to estimate
things af their true value The safest plan IT, for
every ono q I - for hiAiself the virtues Of new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
INsoLUBLs CEMENT.

GaEAf
DscorKAr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

FOR Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths An Fars, Weolens. sc.
Kasects ON Plants, Fowls, Anfn.a ais,
only infailihls remedies knovn."
"Free from Poisons''
Not dangerous to the Human Family Is
Rats come cut of their holes 10 dia
HB-sold Wholesale In all large citt,..
80 sold By al Druggists and Retailers svsrr
where. ~
81 BswAEE III Of all worthless limitations.
6st7Sse that {" CoSTARs" name is en- zach hor
Bottle and FLASK, before Won buy
ssrAddress HENRY r. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, No. asa Brcadway. nj.
e%-Sold by KELLER 3 WHITE
LEIGH 4 CARLSTEADF.
fBR0UGHToN WOOD, !.
Wheisssls and Retail AEenss,
- sa Kv9nsRfiis, xH&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
Compound r.os.-al Of villa sA.rry


has become housshsia wsra thrsugksst tins
Wsst and South and his Wsrn Lszsngsa. in less
than year after their intro6 zetisn, attsinsd .
reputation Widespread tie continent Of
North America Bat tie srSwBisg Giory II his
lie remains 70 be STAINED in his iatsst discovery
or rather combination; for Be does not claim 70
have been the discoysrar Of CEDhON, whisk 10 the
basis c; thu bfftsrs new offered - the pHblis
That honor belongs to the native fnhAbitssta 81
Central America, to whom It's yirtsss havs besn
knewB for more than two hundred years. ArAsd
With II, ths Indian bids defiance 70 tbs mesi dad.
~ malaria and handles Withsat fszr the most
omous seFpeAts. Il 10 . belief with thsm that
while there s breath left II the body the csdrsn
Is potent t0cuFs, no zzttsr what the disease mag
be-.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared - isdsrss this
eztrsyaRant I2etenaion, he - nsvsrthsleas salts
ned from Thorough szsmiustisn Of ths syidsHet
relative 70 It's virtues, that rsmedy aAd pre-
tentative for ali diseases srisisg frsm exposure,
either 70 ths changes OF weather and climate, 70
the masmatic in1usnCes, II stands without ri.
val, and Iustiy deserves tho rsputsties II has -
long esjoysd IA Ceatrzi America szd tbs West Ia
1tss. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet, Main and Locust Sta

TsETs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i IL well knewn throughout tia country, POS
sesses Stable advantages superior TO azy similar
establishment IN the City, having arrangements
for the ssceptsn Of private horses at livery Of the
acst elegant and comPlsts description, and 81 the
lewsst rates.
Carriages for visiting 20 Let. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind Of road vshiels e let.
Hersss sold en- commission Second hand BugEy's
~srde1 - al psra Of the sounfry By spssiai ESQ.
wIenss. kaHABDgoN. BRTTToF . %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
DYE-HOUSE.
FORWARDING.
BROWN. DUEKERsoN & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

specfal Railroad Agents.
Give through receipts and make liberal cash al.
@necs o. shipmsnts o. Produce aud tobacco T.
ksH YORK. BROWN, DuKKERSo1 4 90,
R<AASSills, Eov. soeh. issa. -St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
G HEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Roots, Barks and
Leaves.

Leaves.
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great TnsiaH Dis
sfic, cures all Diseases Of lie arfaerp organs such
ncOnfiaeacs qf the Urine, IafansafioH Of ne Bed
~, faaamaiioR Of the KidHsvs, Stone The Biaadsx
fricfre. Gravel, Glss GoaHorrh9a, aud 10 especial
recommended IN those Of Faor 4 lbps Tor sehits
nmales) schsre aH the old Haussoss sssdscsnes hass
failed
RS-It Is prepared In highly concentrated
form, tho dose being from one to two teaspoon.
fuls three times per day.
Es-It Il diuretie aud Alternative In its action pn.
rifyng and cleansing tho bloed, causing Il TO now
in all its original purity and vgor thus removing
from the system ali pernieious causes which have
Induced disease
CHEROKEE INFECTION Is intend
asan ally and assistant to thoCherokee REM
edy, aud should be used in conjunction with that
medicine IN all cases Of Gonnorrhoa, elect, Fluor
hlbus or Whites. Its efiects are healing, sooth.
ting and damulcent, removing all scaIdinx, heat,
ehcriee and pain, instead Of Tho burning and al
most unenduraels pain that Is experianced with
nearly all the cheap qsaeA Infectious
48-by the use Of the Cherokee Remedy
and Cherokee Injecttom--the two medicines
at the sans time--all improper discharges are re.
moved, and the weakened organs are speedily re-
stored 20 ful- vigsr and strength.
"a For full particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store IA the country, write " aud We
viii mall IRE 70 any address, \ full treatise
ne-Price. Cherokes Remedy, 81 per bot
tie, or thre bottles fer IS.
nS-frVe, Cherokee injection, g. per bot
tie, or three bo ties for IS.
no Sent by express 10 any address, on rsssipt
ofprice.
e'S-Sold by oil druggists everywhere.
DIR. w II. lferxvin a. Co.,
Sole Proprietors,
No. 80 Liberty Street, New York.
hS-Soid IN Essne .ills by WIN. BIERB0wER,
aud By all druggist everswhers. lfeblid&wly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

PHILADELpHIA, July 4-There are nu-
merous reports about rebels crossing the
Potomac at Falling Waters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

WAsHIsGTos, July 4-Ths House Bill
assessing special tax on incomes, was
passed, Much pending bushes. was
transacted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
cHILDREN's WEAR.

OF THE --LATEST Stiles, WHICH HE rs
" selling Rs low as any hoasa In fhe city The
sublie are invited to cali aud exAmins Goods and
Prices before purchasing elsewhere. He warrants
ais goods 10 give satisfsetion. No trouble to
ihow gsods. #Aa
Msndins done FREE or CHANGE, should
hey prematursiy give way.
=. n. sELLMAH,
EvAnaxfIle. Sanf IS. 1868 IS Main straaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

NTo MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
" connected With ths history Of the Mstsriz
Medea Of the United States, OF more favorabiy
known a. . pioneer In iaedieal discovery, thsb
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Loaisyills, Ky. Hi
fuiInit4ble preparation Of Sarsapariila has Iong
stood a. the head Of the vArsuz csnpsanas IF that
yalas5ls drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
PILES.--A SURE CURE.

LIVERY BODY is BEING CURED of this
Il Distressing disease by the uae of
DIR. StrIelSiand's Pile Remedy.
Read what sufferer says:
Mr. ]. 7. HaEarle lea Second street Cinein-
Hsti q. - he has been a dreadful sufferer With
Piles for long times and has tried nearly everv.
thing, and could obtain ne relief He used about
one-foarth 81 rot Of DR.. Stricklsnd's Pile oint.
ment, AID II made complete cure. He advises
every who e suffering TO try IT,
Sold by all Druggi"s, 90 cents per pot. Manu.
faetured az No. East Fourth street, Cincin natl
o. Ask for STRICkLAND's PILE REMEDY.
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