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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-19

IN sums to suit available in the principal cities OF
England Ireland, Scotland. Holland. Belgium,
France, Italy, switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe to any
part Of the United States, both by steam and BY
all. furnished ut New York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBlN, Pres't.
IRA N. CLIFFORD, Cashier. nv25
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-19

70 make this stable in fact - in name THE
EcLlrss SrApLx Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week Or month on
reasonable terms.
nsyS-dtf) JOSEPH WOLF. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-19

Ser RATS, Mice. HOaches, Ao6gs
Ned 1Bags, Moths In RafN, wei
ens, &c. insects - P(Aa10s FoW1ss
Put up in CSC, soc, and u, Boxes. Bottles and
F|asks. - and Is sizes for H0tels, Public Inst.
tutions, etc.
'Only infall,ble remedies Known" =
s'free from poisons." 81. (.
''Not dangerous in the Human FamilZ."
rats come out of their holes 70 die.
k.Sold Wholesale in oil the large cities.
1.S0id by Druggists and Retailers everywhere
II ~! beware lyof Oh worthless imita1j0n.
0rSee that "COsSAa's name Il on ssch bo1s
Bottle and Flask before you buy.
Principal Depot l92 Crodway, n. Y.
iecSolx By 3. s. BALLORO.
Wholeeals and Retsil Agent
i'm dwtf Davenport, Iowa.
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IlEER.


this the g .ns M It his g
Gestive chill. ARNOLD BOWIE, aged sixty txo
years. Ea wss for nineteen years an exemplary
member Of Asbury IN = Church and for the last
nEe Sssrs local pre- her OF ohm Wesley Church
=, His funeral will take place from John Wesley
Church, ON Sunday. Mar 81 sth. At O'Clock. p N:
10 attend. 1t<
On the 5th instant. at ] 20 am, ELIZABETH
bhi6H, wife Of James j pligh, in the s5d year OF
Relatives and friends of tho family are rsspsst.
Iasly invited to attend her funeral. whi,h takes
streets, st 3p m. Sunday, March 6ti.
Gsor getown, on the evening of the Sd instant
niss AARI Y. MCPHERSON, eldest and beloved
a q, Of Robert and sarah J. MCPHERSON, aged
The relatives and friends ara respectively invited
parents, NO. 21 Market Space, GeorgstaNn. n two
o'cock m on Sunday, tina 9Th inst
Our cherished ard loved friend is no more Han
pS and se'nI shs pas,sd away and now abe sac.
y sss. IN nssrsn, seldom hs. It b,en the lot OF
Of earth 8 lovelisst flowers has Sssn Win srsd Nv
the pntimelY frost. ecarosiy had it mt CIV =.
est bloom, or given forth its ,westest frsvrsncs'
ere it was niprsd end blightsd by the rsSS.
irg storm. Hsr a1niabihts Of ehsractsr, her
dsared her TO AL who knew her; but Ne sS.u
case upon er no more In this world Our hsa,h
have grown sad under this sad visitation Tho
write OF this htd known her long and intimateiv
and the memories OF the past crowd pom me der
eniss the sadnefs and Increasing my sympsthiss
ear net recall her (por would vel She i. now free
from fhe cares Of lime. Immortal ptnisns have
borne her to the skisa-fo realms OF unsndins
bliss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SAME TO HEkUBsORIBERs-ON THz 25TH
~ of February last, q Dia5k and white-spOtted
Cow with horns, which the owner Can havs BIZ
proving property, paying charges, sc. Near tt 8
second toll gate, on the Nashington and ROcE-
vile Turnpike.
NH 5-3t~ JAMES T. TALBERT,
C10 REWAND.-Astrayed f-or sd and High
~ ~ streets, Georgetown, On Sd March, q Bay
HORSE, marked u. b.. with government saddle
and bride. The shove reward viii be given to any
peEfsn who will give satisfactory information t.
will lead to the diieoyery OF the horse
CaAhLES O. MYERS, -,.
15s street, bet. 18th and 2Oth sts.,
NH 2-3t* WashiO gton. D
TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY-A large black and
Il white cow. The owner IL requested TO come
forward, prove property pay chgrges, and take her
nh4 st* Fort Mansfield. near Tenhaly to =n
I 0sT-On Wednesday night, the "a Instant, =
II black POCKET BOOK containing S7l so two
Sloe bills, S27 in los SIS and rs. snd 81 cents in
tilveI; Afro q gold rin with square and compass
engraved on IT. S50rewsrd will be paid if returned
10 JohH A PEARSON, No. 81 Pa. avenue, bstw
2Ist ard 22 st.. NH st"
Ga REWARD FOR Two HORSES -stoIan
PfC from the stable of the undersigned rn tn
night of the Saith instant, two large Bay Horses
used ios cart purposes Ore quite fesh.; 70 marks
OF nose and hi Q bones very pr ointment. The above
reward viii be given fer return of both, or twenty
dollars for either ore.
DICKSON & KING,
Wood and Coal Dealers,
1e 2o'lot' Georgetown, d. O.
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A LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,

WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office Of Casef QpGrternnstsT, )
Fdshirgten. D. c., March 8. 1854
Will be sold st public auction to the highest bid
der, st the Depot of The Cavalry Burean. st Giles.
boro Point, on I'll KSDAY the nth day of March
ard on RURSD AY, the 5lst day of March, 1854,
from fifty. $50 to one hundred (lO0) condemned
Bo.ses aeh day.
Also 1t Eastern Branch Corral, D. O., on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of March ana on
THURSDAY. the Path day o. March, 1854, from az
ty 800 to one hundred tle0) oondsnnd Horses each
day.
These Horses have been Condemned as unfit for
the cavalry vice of the United States army.
For road and farm rposss many good bar gains
Gay he had.
Horses will be sold siugly.
Terms cash. in Unite states Treasury notes.
Sales to com mence at 10 O'Clock q. m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut.. Col. and NhieT Qusrterrn asts,,
mh3 2St Cavalry Barsau.
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Byyc. MCGUIRE d CO., auctionsern.

ByJ c. McE CIHE q UU., Auctfoneerh
FLEETWOOD CEMEFARY-Ths managers OF this
" Cemetery have resolved to raise taa yai,s OF
lots to 80 cents par square foot, and that the com
nunity may have no cause for com plant have ai,o
resolved b. fore doing SO, to oIdsr a psrempto
sale OF SEQ lots and parts of lots st Public Auetoa
and for further ssns to embsllish and otherHise
to in prove the grounds. This genstsry is laid out
on the plan of the c-lehrated Greenwood Cemetery
of New York. OF which 1t lie Eaii by travellers, to
excel IL be suty and arrangements anything of tbs
kind eth in Europe America.
GienHood is situated on thu high gro1nd over
hre with North CAPITOL street, one and s. half
miles fro N the Capitol
This cemstery is cha,tsred by Congress, and the
plots rot liable for debts, taxes, or any othsr
invasion fSee charter
For catalogue with msp, charter. and by laws
apply to the AuctioneeT, j. . MoGUIRE Il 90 ,
corner Penn. avenue ard 10Th street, where tho
DAY. the 10Th snd 18th of March, ST o o'clock p n
Fistors scrit:et on the grounds - all hours,
JOS 3. CLOSE, President.
mis- ID 30. Mcguire L. CO., Auo,s
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By W. L. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.

By W L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
Southiesst corner Penn. GrsnKe and Ninth strsa.
rKCCTRIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND T0BAC.
VI co Al AUCTION -Gn TUESDAY MORN
ING: tie S'h OF March, at 10 O'Clock. win sell at
the Auction Rooms
Barrels White and Yellow Sugar, MoIasses, aad
syrup,
Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamsntine Candles
Barrels Coffee md boxes do
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats.
Foxes Brown, Yellow, and CASTLE SOAP,
Boxes Stsrch, Yeast Powders,
Cases Sauce and Cstsups, Peaches and Cherries,
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon,
Cases v hiskey, demiohns Brandy and Whisky,
30 CsFes 0taEi. Dupuy. and 8 U. P. Brandy,
Boxes Havana Tobscco and Cigars,
Is Foxes r,i me Chewing Tobacco,
u Gross EatuI al La Tobacco,
80 gross Fine cut Tob saco,
0ctavss ard QusrteE Brandy, cases Jamaica Rum,
Gihsons NIX, Cid BouI bon, end other brands,
Bsrrels b skay various kinds,
And various other articles too numerous o men
ticp. -
Terms cash.
Eh5 VIM. L. WALL Co., Aucts
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ByJ.O. McGuIRNA co, Apctioussr..

By ]. @. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctiouesrs.
THANCERY SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
- Al TIE coREEz OF ZIG HTEasTH AND sThsErs.
By virtue OF a decree of the suprsms Court of the
District Of Columbia. passed in cause wherein
AichsI Lay. eIecl tor of Thomas Oarbery is rom
plsinspt, and James l. oarbery, Joseph O. Ives,
and Cora n. his, wife, are defendants. tbs sub
riber. Trustee win pose to sale to the hshs,t
the 2ssh day of March At bp,eloek in the sfernoen,
the following very valuable dwe1liu 9 house and
lots IN the city OF Warrington, viz That parcel
of around IN Square No. Ito being the southeasf
eff said square, fronting IS feet on street
north from the corner of 18th street west, BIZ lis
feet deep fronting 18th street vess and coz tain
ing 5,i75 for feet. more or less with the brick
oNsliina-k and othe' build ings thereon.
Terms oil tale One-third cash; the residue at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest on
the deferred pay ments from the day of sale. for
which tse PURCHASERS bonis with surety, will DO
taken and lien served o. the property therefor.
If the terms are not COMPLIED with within hys
dsys from The day Of sale the property win be sold
at the purchasers eIpeBss. on one weeks notics
rted ia the Matte sal Iptsli gsncsr.
pSt6s SLd revenue tTsrpp. 81 The purchasers
cttt. W. RzDIN, Trustee
mh5staw j. O. MCGUIRE l. CO., AuGts-
~ Tbs above property is very desirable from its
proximity 20 the Presidents House and pablo
build lnss-the dwellin g house containing Twelve
rooms and 2 spacious h.ll-and the exesl!ent
perhaps he best in the city. w. b.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionesrs.

By GREEN &c WILLIAMS AuctIonestB
FNWC-STOEY SRAME HOUSE AND LOT
L FRONTING ON NORTH O, BEFws EN- l2fH AID 18TH
STREETS WEST, AT AUeTIoscon WEDNESDAY,
ises at ocl 3ck o. m, the follow ing named pop
erty, viz: Part of Lots No. and 6, in sqGare No:
2a3 having a front north y street of IL feet III
inches bt11esn 18th and 18th streets, running
back 81 feet inches, with the improvements, which
rooms de it being houss No 234 street. Pos
session give Immediately, IS the owner has kay in
Terms Two-thirds ssh; balance in six months,
FOR note bearing interest; ieed given snd deed
Of trEst taken. Title iDdispv table.
mhs-d GREEN &C WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionssr,

Georgetown. D. @.
MoLE PROPERTY FOR RENT-By order OF the
1yl President and Directors the ohssapsai. and
hio Canal Company, will rent 70 the highest
BIDDER on TUBsDAT, The 18th inst. all the Mole
FRI perty CT said com parry, lying between Rock
,.reek basin and the river ana "ef' OF the 'am-
The property win be divided into lots Of sbout
6fty feet Water front each, and VII be rented Tor
enc year, commencing the LIST OF April nsxt papa.
~, ~. lsntns vii lake place on III. premises at
O'CLOCK N. h. HoLLINaswoRrH, Collector.
mh5.td THOMAS DOWNING. Aues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-05
By GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aue,,on.,r,

By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetiouasrs
A UGTION SALE or LOTS ON THE NAVY
"A YiRD-On MONDAY, the sosh inst At (
O'Clock m, We shall sc Il in front of the premises
In square No So. beginning for ths sans 1t north
west corner Of said square, thence south . line
with Sixth street east 81 fest aud two inches
thepee north by northwest to q point on Virgins
avenue. 81 feet inches to point nth west Wardiy
from the place of beginning, thence on Q line with
Eale ayenue; another Lot In Square No. 9II begin
nirg Tor same at sout5east cornsr of said Square
thence east y feet. thence north IS feet inches,
thence 70 feet to leth street east thence souta to
place ef beginning, IS feet inches.
Terms essh
fea3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til MoNpA the 7th liz st , same hour and place.
NH 8REEN Il WILLIAMS, Auots.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers
SNCG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON O
~ In S1REST B1TMEEN 18th AND s1s sTRsErs On
O'Clock, on the PREMISES va sh ali sell part of Lot
No. In Square No 2ss, fronting IL feet inch on
Forth street, between 18th and l3k rtreets, run
nins back 80 fest IA inches to = 80 foot sIlsy i'm
proved BY enuR frame dwelling house containing
four TcoLls, with back kitchen.
Terms cxse,
mh4 J.C. MCGUIRE e. CO.. kucts
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ByJ @. MCGUIRE & GO. Aucsionetrs.
TINE FARM KNOWN AS THE "GIRLS POR.
/ tom FOR SALE AT AuCfIoS.-0n THURS
DAY. March l.th at2 O'Clock M. en- ths prem
hundred acres, situated Ia the ceunty of WASHING
top y ng very ne ar the seventh street IurR pike.
ed for sale TIE land s ptibie of the highest
stste OF cult ration The title is irdis putabis.
Pcssession sivsn Immediately.
Terms made known at sale
mr5 q J. c. Eo{fDIEE e co ACots.
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Two suTLHRB-Fivs cases BOLOGNA SaUS
AGES new in fsi SO cts. Fer To-, withoue foil
80 It's. FER pound. Packages extra.
-. O. MARsHALL,
20 IA Second avanue,
NH g. eaw3w New York
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EoR SALR.-Two very desirable FARMS forssals
T. on reasonable terms one of SA5 and tse
other of 700 acres more or less. Both of thsss ns
farms situated III raediately upon navi gable
land and viii be sod low. The title is indisputs-
BILE, and cb snce Is offered for investment in
Nresl estate Application may BIS made to the editor
OF thid reper. ta72Aw2m
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CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES, Introductory to
permanent worship, are to be held at Wizards
Hall to- morrow at the usual hours, it will be
seen by the notice elsewhere.
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SALE OF PRIZE STEAMER.-W. L. Wall &
Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, at
the Navy Yard, the prize steamer Ceres and
'ngines, as she now lies, for $4,000. 1t was
purchased by Thos. Clyde, Esq.
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MILLINERY
LADIES. All ash of you is to give me CAL
l wiz taso pleasure in showing you al the -
cry and FANCY GOODS LINE.
My store 10 sI ell one, No. % Earket Space,
9Th street. but it contains handsome goods.
Now do not tt store, ladies' without stopping
in.
NH s6t- MADAM PRINCE.
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A SURPRISE PREsBNTATIoN-On the day
before yesterday, Col. Joe Travers, one of the
ciiy's wealthy real estate owners, presented to
our enterprising and so well-known fellow
citizen, &. Gautier, S165 watch-one of the
best found in the collection of Mr.. Sam Lewis,
Pa. avenue The recipient was taken unaffect.
edly by surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-05

p ICONS FOR RENT-Consisting of Furnished
II Psrlor and Chsmhers, connecting, or single
Chambers. Apply at $50 @. between AZ and 9th.
faS "a Oxt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
River News

slnoo our afternoon report Of Yesterday We have
nothing local 70 rse.rd d river matters, further
than 10 saythst be chaFmsr got good trip out
ssd len iAisiH the evsping
This heavy ~ iiit snssloped ths river all after.
neon, was blown On ios an hour last evening, bat
tbs wind Iuliing, abs misty Sapor ssttlsd down
again, 6dd bous Would a1d u exceedingly din.
cult lfnot entirely Imnos-ibls % run last night.
To-day the grand Ariaada will DO the elegant
,skst for Cairo add way ports, IN oommsbd oi
. a on psvisnesd Officer aud sterling gentleman,
u.pl. Gus. Lemcko whose smls il - bright - q
rainbow. aud ishose frlsedahip Is a treasure
Msssrz. Donn aud sorebs9n are her popular
Clerks. 49, ~. r
The gag aud FESTIVE Taraseon will 10 the Louis.
Wills packet THE evening. Capt. Jim LUX is ia
command. vith -Frai-k -Banksmiih 10 ihs on e
and Luce nausll AMONG tbs freight, and three
more excellent gentlemen never di float.
The popaiar Gisnaa 3, Capt. Dan. CLARK, Wiil y
here to-day for Msmphls add all way 20 ts. tn.
0lsndals Ana lfar eoWmtnisF are eleENut and
worthy beyond AL pfaisa.
The Brilliant, doe hsra yesterday sfsrnof n
mai not srrlsfd late tst night, detained 20 doub
BY the fox. she wul uaqusstioBably be here thu
mornlng bound 90 EsW ortsAns. aud will lave n
superior thls seaAsn OF nGxt, nan. Cspwayis ;
Insapsrabls commander, aud Billy Banker ans
Ben. Taylor illuminate ms Office with the light 0
their eountenauess.
Tue wasadss came Ia last nisht with two boa
loads Of e.1al from aroeu river for Thomas
Sampson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate

% Of Co--oE Pi.zz q TAEtsrburxz county,
tie usa@rsEgnsd Coumiassonsr wiki. 90 she Ord
asx q Dscszber. 1854. bstwrea 10 O'clock A n
sd o'slaek r n, 81 the Cczrt Houss door il
tas cay Ct EvaassfIhs- ssI 1t pubic anetios the
fftewfn< described real sstEes 90 wit. Ths ssufk-
east quaT ter 81 the southwest garter of section
slszea IN. IA township Eve %. sostA e range
in v&n1srbErxh soznky, Indiana
TERMS Ore thtr1 caah, ona Third IN six
zonrhz, and o1S third in tWelE~ mozfhs; the par
sbsssz gixisE his noes .ish approved szzssy vaiF-
ing rsiisf las. and tsarfrx fnsrssf frorz cate
/ c-sfs-4wakw EIRAE NELSOS,
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREB1 GIVEN THAT BIT VTB
~ tue q m order q ths Court Of Common
Fssas, e VSndsrburgh Coantys iadiaaa- n21e Il
is september Term, lisa. I viii. - Comnission-
81 appointed b sad Caurt, sell 81 Pebble Scsions
At the door 81 shs Court House, IN sad Cozafy, 81
the sEh day o. January, is6S. bsswean tks hours
- uiae o'clock. a. ~, Ana fouT 0rsecks y rs 81
saia aay ne tsIlowing described ErAi estate fer
I cash. 1o-wtt-
/ Let uuah-r afsssz. fI5l in bas-k nszher four
/ 90 in th- Nsrfh EesseTu EniArEszsut q the City
/ 81 Exsnsvgffe. IN aaid County.
ALTAH JOHNSON,
Dee t4-dfkwtd- ConEassioser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17


aa-Lss boss vhp hasa aouhtsa the VI rtass
lRs CrBEas BfrTEAs. u aay such shsrs b.
rssa the igliewiss Certificate from gsRtIsmsa usl,
anssn in this eommunity, sad doubt ne sore.
It's general Introduction into the army will save
iia lives Of thousands ofosr soldlsssi
LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 81. tsss.
We, tbs undssigHsd, hArs sesu shs goo.i sasesa
produced by the use u Or. JoaK Buns CKBnOs
fryEsa IN case q general debility AMI prsssratlon
of The System, snd bsiisYs its general U.S. would
prevent dlaonHs and relieve zach sufsFlnx.--
Among our soldiers particularly woala this b The
oass. especially those vho are exposed ts niAa-
matse inat.enee In tbs Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Tut Rev. Sd Dis. ~.
Collsetsf 81 the Port Of LoaisTiiis. ~.
Provost marshal a~al Of Ksataeky.
HEv. d. ?. HENDERSON,,
Vtes Puns't % ssaltAEs Co.'s mission.
HARNEY, HUGHES ! CO.,
Pnhtishsf Democrat,
0Eo ?. DOEgH,
Prop. hauayliie Aazsigsr.
HUGHES a FAEKufLL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, MaiA Street..
Louiayiiis, NJ.
DAVIS. GakEN CO.,
wholesale she's Dealer. Aala 81, Louisville
Z photographers, cor. Market and Third Sta.
LoHisvilly, Ky,
/ JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing MsFehast, cor. - snd hArkst SEE
LauiaviIla, ny.
carr g y. HTLDRETH.
OF Steamer MAJOR AndeFson.
/ MAI. L. z. THUsTOs.
"a 8uasler u. 2. Army.
/ O. NJ II ETCALF,
/ - spnal Hotel. Loulsviiis, ~.
/ col. IEseE BATLES.
9Th ky Cavalry.
/ GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
fsousvili4 journal.
/ see advertisement Ia another esiumu.
| fshs y Sold By PETEK VIKRkfHo,
| snis Agent, Evansuiiie, fnd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

AAsaAircn Il from Ire Greek ward 'sKAthro," os
''hAthsire." siEnifyinE 20 oeAnss. rsjuvinAts and
restore This Srticis is what is nAns signiass
for preserving, rrssering aud beautifsiax the
human hair is Is the most rsaAakNbls preparation
"a TIE world II Is again swnsd and pat up Is
the original proprietor, AID h no~ mals ith the
sa@s carr, skill aud attsntien which gave u .
ssAs Of over oas nIliion bottles per snnsa
IL isa most delightful Hair Dressing
lis1alcate. scurf aud dAnarua
II keeps the bead cool and clran.
Il uAkss the hair, rich. soft aud glossy.
II prevents tbs hair nom falling OF An1 tara.
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon hsi4 hsAAs
Aay lady or EsntismAa Who vAiuss hsantifui
head Of hair Shosla ass LyoH's Ksshairea. Itis
kaevn and = 81 threaghoat the siviIissA worla
sold BY al rsspootzhls dsalera
DKMAs 5 BARNEs 4 CO.. Nsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

WAX DkkAAEAASAf Z
WAsHISsTos, Dec. l5-ll-30 p n.
MAJOR Gen. Dir:
This Department has just received
unofficial dispatches from Nashville an
nounciBg that Gen. Thomas, with the
forces under his command, attacked
Hoods army in front Of Nashville a.
nine clock this morning, aud although
the battle is not yet decided, the who'll
action Of to-day is described as splen-
didIy successful
Oar line advanced on the right i've
miles, the enemy vas driven from the
river and from their entrencbments on
the range Of hills on which bis left rest
ed, and forced back upon bis left and
center, and the center was pushed bach
from one 70 three miles, With the loss Of
seventeen guns and about 500 prison
ers, and his whole line vas forced back,
With the exception Of his extreme right,
where no serious attempt was made TO
dislodge him. Our casualties are re-
ported to be light Hoods whole army,
except the cavalry and a small force
near Marfreeaboro, we're engaged.
EDwIS NJ. STANTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

MoSTKEAE. Dee ls-Ths Attorney
General decides that the Magistrate :
decision was wrong 10 the case Of the
st Albans raiders, orders their re-arrest
and the money to be given up.
WAsaISGToS, Dec. Is The Govern
meat IS officially informed that fresh
warrants have been issued for the sppre-
hension OF the ST. Adams raiders, and
that the police are making every effort
10 prevent their escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers
COMMISSIONERS SALE

DY ORDER oF ThE COURT or COMMON
ID Pleas OF the County e Nauderbursh aud
state Of Indiana sill soil al private sale Lot No.
1. In WIN. Bats sub division OF Lots Nos 10 ard
1885, in the original piAa Of tho city q EvansFilie,
being twenty live loet freut by ninety tees deep,
and situated on Vine street. between ca-oud aud
Thlrd streets, the property Of the heirs 81 walter
naielgh. Terms ;--Oue-haif cash, aud oni-Lal
Ia twelve months, with inierst efe
IH0. }. CuAEnhER,
.apql tamuti ui'er.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
HoM IN TEREsTs.

To RiduofAss.---lf Jon wlsh 10 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals At small sd
vance on Easssrn pfiess, 60 aud examine EELLsE
4 waiEE's stock, slsere you will End every Afti.
Gle that is needed BY the profession, and priees
which cannot hr to give satisfaction. Their
store IL At No. 80 daia street. raaykd&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

To Arms TIE ArmHi - The citizen
aoidisry viii hRa 3 more deadly Zoe In the braek-
ish, muddy water, and damp Night air, thar in
the most sstsrEainsd enemy. Houowsys Pills 30
purify the blood and strengthen the stomach and
bowels that the soldier can endure thsss hAFdships
aEd stlll Be strong and we'll n the rsader Of this
g notice esBnot get bex Of Pills or oiHtHaent
from the Drug Store Ia his place, lei hiu write 70
me- o. Maiden Lane, enclosing the sAasant, and
wiii mail boz frss Of expense. Many dealsrs
VIII Dot keep ny medicines on hand beeauzs thsy
cannot Inaks - maeh prost As "a other psrsons'
make. 50 cents, IS esats. and 81 90 per box or
pot. dscl5-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
BIoekaa. Running at Charleston

NEw YoRK, Dec ia letter from
the feet oH Charleston SAYS that three
steamers ran out Of Charleston the las,
week Of November, and escaped Five
others we're waiting 70 come out On
the night Of the 7tk Of Deeember, two
side wheel steamers ran 10 within Cd
hour of each other
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Powder sGlII Explosion.

WmHssrox, Del Dec. l5.-Six mills
in the yard of Dapont's powder mills
near this city exploded this morning,
killing ten men and wounding several
others The explosion was the most
serious one that has occurred for several
years.