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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

OpD FELLows' CELEaRATIoS.-Yest
day the Odd Fellows of this city, with
numerous representatives from other
lodges, celebrated the 44th anniversary
of the Institution of Odd Fellowship in
the United States.
The day, as ali our citizens are aware.
but We publish the fact for the benefit OF
outside barbarians" and the SmitAso-
MAN Inslitute-was gorgeously mAgni6-
cest, the first of the sort that we have
been blessed with for month, and The
attendance was very large-twO hundred
and ave me-berS Of the order having
sat down TO dinner.
Past Grand George wolsin, assisted
by C, X. Drew and Past Grand J. d
Riggs, acted as Chief Marshal, and coa.
ducted matters in most elegant style.
The procession was formed a few min
utes after 10 o'clock on First street, tn,
! right resting on Main, and the line o
procession was down Main to Water
up Water TO Oak, up Oak to First, dowu
6rst to Vine, up Vine to Second, up Sec
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
THE VERY LATEST
TELE G. X a PHI.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIXTIIIth Cengress---F;rst Session.


SExArE-Hale introduced a bill &c
amend an "Aet 10 promote the efficiency
Of the Navy Referred to the Commit.
tee.
Wilson offered q resolution appropri-
ating SIS. Osp9. 600 for the pay and sub
sistence OF the militia % be called out
BY the President Referred 70 the Mill
tary Committee.
The House bill to establish the postal
money system was taken up
The bill passed after being amended
Tas bill relating 10 frauked matter was
also passed
On motion, Mr.. Wilson insisted on bis
amendment to The bill establishing the
Bureau Of Military Justice. Agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideralion Of the House bill 10 provide
for National Currency.
House.-The House went into Com
mittee on the Rsyenue Bill
Holman, Of Indiana, offered an amend
msnt, which was rejected, imposing q
tax Of four per cent instead of two and
half on the gains, profits OF income
which shall be derived from interest on
notes, bonds or securities Of the United
States f
Holman offered another amendment,
which was adopted, that incomes derived
from interest on notes, bonds or other
securities Of the of the United States
shall be included in the estimate Of in
eoms under this section, which places
the duty AZ Eve per cent on all over six
hundred doliars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

ond TO Chestnut, up Chestnut 10 Third,
down Third to the ST Johns Church
where an eloquent and interesting ora
ton in which the institetion, progress and
objects Of the order we're elucidated, vas
delivered BY Past Grand Master w. X.
edwards, Of Terre Hazse, which was
we'll received, and manifested deep study,
patient research, aud thorough ae-
quaintance witt the principles and
teachings Of Odd Fellowship.
Col Edwards, though not what 10
termed an eloquent orator, is forcible
speaker, and clothes his ideas in the
most elegant dietion, and bis long and
active membership with the order, ena-
bIes him 10 render a lecture on the sub
jeet unusually interesting.
After the GRAFTON the procession was
reformed and marched down Third to
Carpenter street, down Carpenter to
Clark, up Clark 70 Fourth, out Fourth 70
Fulton Avenue, down the Avenue TO
High street, up High street to Leet, down
Leet 70 First and up First 10 Mozart
Hall, where n sumpiuous and elegant
dinner had been prepared, embracing
turkey, chicken, boiled ham, cold tongue,
bread, cake, etc, ETC., Of which the Or
der and Crescent City Band partook, do
ing fall justice to the abundant supplies
After dinner the procession was again
formed aud marched down First 70 Vine
street, out Vine street 70 Fourth, up
Fourth to Main, down Main 70 First, and
down First to Odd Fellows Hall, where,
after vote Of thanks 10 Past Grand
Master Edwards, and short social IN
terohange Of sentiment, the Lodge ad.
jonrned until evening
Vast multitades Of people coDgregaied
on the sidewalks and at the windows to
see and admire the large procession
with their elegant regalia, which pre-
scented beautiful pageant.
There were representatives from DIFF
ferent States in attendance, to-wit, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, repre-
senting about forty different Lodges.
At night large crowd Of ladies' and
gentlemen eougregated 10 the Hall to
enjoy a delightful social reunion, and a
most pleasant evening Was passed in
brotherly love and good fellowship. The
famous Crescent City Band led'the pro-
eessioa, and made music for the coca
sion, and we never heard the band play
better; indeed we heard the frequent g
mark that the Crescents excelled all
things they bad ever heard ia music.
The whole affair VIA d pleasant one,
and will be long remembered by all who
participated in it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
Meeting OF the OiIicers OF the Indiana
Legion.

- Legion.
AZ a meeting Of the officers of the In
diana Legion Mt the Conrt House, Cor the
purpose of taking steps TO ell up the
quota Of Marlborough county, under the
late call Of the Governor fog 10000 one
hundred day men. Col Hollingsworth
was called to the Chair, and Capt Grit
fifth appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Major Walker, il was
ordered that The commissioned officers OF
ali the companies of the Legion of Van
derbafg county assemble their commands
immediately, aud bring the matter OF
volunteering for one hundred ,iaysin the
service Of the United States before lhsm
aud report the sense Of their respective
conapaaiea at a meeting To be called Al
some convenient place in the city Of
Evansville, on the afiernoon Of Thursday
of this week.
Col. HoiIingssorth, Lient Col Gwath
mey, Major Johnson. Major Walker and
Capt Haas were, on motion Of Capt
Bisch, appointed a ComuIittee Ia sisitIhs
business men OF the city, and ascertain
whether they will continue the salaries
aud keep vacant the situations OF thair
employees that may volunteer
No further business, the meeting adj
journed
Col ". Il. HorISoswoRrH,
r. II GRIrrrH, Prest.
taasts Secretary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

Lna,a Floyd. ciaelunas., waHssee. ciueianAii.
49, 4 3 SEA. c,.-s R,y-, Jas Cray WABASH
The river Is ssiIl At a stand st this
point At Cincinnati at noon yesterday
Il was falling slowly, while at Piisbarsh
Is was rising.
There was scarcely anything doae on
the leyee yesterday, and bu, few arrivals.
The Armada arrived about o clock
yesterday morning with a moderate trip
She returns TO Cairo at o'clock to-day.
and viii be most desirable packet for
passengers and shippers Capt. Josh Y,
ThrOop is one Of Gods noblemen-large
hearted, courteous and affable. Fred
Huston vies with s'any other man in
making passengers feel at home on the
Armada, and Mr.. Sorenson is careful and
accurate in the mud department
The Darling passed up on Monday
night She left so bales OF cotton ior
Brown, Dunkerson & Co, to be forward.
ed by the great Cotton Express
The james Gray came cut OF the We.
bash on Monday sight and returned 10
that classic stream yesterday evening.
The gunboat ''Sf" was here yesterday
W th Capt Fitch on board. We regret
that other engagements prevented us
from seeing the gallan, and genial Cap
tain.
The ne Plus sitra Of all steamboats,,
the inyineible Taraseon, will be the reg
ular packet for Henderson and Louis
vile this evening. Her capacities are
immense. her appointments mAgni6.
cent and Captain Joe Bunce and Frank
Banksmiih have no superiors as officers
and gentlemen. The freight department
is presided over by Dick Cox and Mr
Carr, which insures satisfaction to ship
pcrS
The Goldea Eagle viii be here te-mor-
row Tor Memphis and way ports. She is
gorgeous in all her appointments, and
admirably offered
Those great favorites Of travellers and
shippers, the wild ST. Patrick and Capt
George o'Hatt, will be here to-day, we
reckon, and viii present peculiar induce
meuts 90 shippers and travellers Lab
frisbie and Tom Lewis are in the office,
while Billy Fenlon has charge Of the
mud department, 10 which he has no
equal.
The great Mississippi is about due
here, and may he looked for any day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

wosnded The report of another fight
Oh the 10th Is 3 mistake Steamers Rob
boy and Matte Stephens, had arrived At
New OrleIns from BED River, having
run the gauntlet of large number Of
guerrillas The Rob Roy had four gems
and fought most Of the way down; Z
cannon ball passed through the clerk )
Office One soldier vas killed and Eve
wounded, on the Matte Stephens. The
rebels are still in the vicinity Of Pleas
ant Ridge. Our army At Grand Ecore
Is certifying both sides of the river. Gen.
Banks and Admiral Porter are both there.
There Is only Eve feet water at Grand
Eeere. The gunbost Eastport is aground
here All the large boats are below, but
the light drAughfs are above Prisoners
say Kirby Smith and Sibley were killed
IN the recent battles
The steamer Lacross, from Red River
for New Orleans, having stopped at
plantation to take on cotton, the crew
aad soldiers got drunk at distilleFy on
the place, when q company of the First
Louisiana Cavalry made 3 descent on
the boat The passengers and crew, at
ter being robbed, were paroled- The
boat and cotton were burned.
Memphis dates Of the 22d say Forests
entire force is moving toward Alabama,
followed by Grisrson. Polk is said to be
marching north. Forrest will probably
join bin on the morning Of the Dist.
Grisrsous cavalry came upon some Of
Forests troops near Jacksonville, Mis-
sissippi. A sharp fight ensued, and the
rebels retreated in the direction Of Jack
son, passing through Lagrange. A nun
Der Of prisoners, horses, mules and wa
CONS were captured and taken 10 Mem
pals.
Gen. Price had evacuated Camden,
Arkansas, and Gen. Steele oceapsed the
place.
The steamer Idaho coIlided with a
gunboat and sunk at Paducah on Fri
day She can be raised
About one hundred guerrillas burned
a large lot Of wood near Bara6eld Point
GA Friday, and captured 4 number Of
the citizens OF Brownsville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

TnEAqEK-Another good house greet.
ed Mr. Holland and his excellent troupe
lt4 night at the Masonic Hail. though
in consequences Of the reunion at Odd
Fellows Hall, the attendance was not 0
largo as on Monday night
The sTicketof-leaye Man" was again
presented with most thrilling success.
In this play Holland and Hancheit are
the leading actors, and their genius
shcne eoHspieuously.
Miss Fanny Price, as May Edwards,
did herself ample justice, while Mrs.
Dunn, a. Sam. Wiiloughby, and Miss
MILFORD as Mrs. Willoughby, won add.
tional applause.
Tonight they play the aElidden Hand, .
and We can promise a very greatly i'm
proved version Of il to what our nsople
, have been. accustomed TO witness. The
house will Of course be crowded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
nsy-The ladies Of lie Walnut Sire

BI-The ladies of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church regret to disappoinl
their numerous friends, who seem 10 be
expecting some kind Of an entertainment
from, them during the present season.
Not being prepared, however, at present.
TO do justice, either to themselves or
their friends, in the undertaking, they
take this method Of announcing il, lest
consideration for them should, in any
way, interfere with such enterprises con.
templated by the "ladies of sister
churches" intending early in the com.
ing winter-if the generous public viii
kindly allow them to postpone it until
then-when others may be "weary in
wei doing" TO take their turn" in en-,
deavoring TO contribute to tAeir enjoy
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

A PLTAaAET ErisoDE-We yesterday
morning received the following note from
a cherished friend. with whom we have
had many a bout on politics, accompa.
MED by a massive pipe, manufactured
from laurel root dug on Cumberland
mountaiig and handsomely finished
This ia one Of tina few bright episodes
~ the life Of a Local Editor, who, how.
ever pnappreeiated, consumes the day
and the night Cor the amusement aud
the edideation of their readers-an
oasis in the desert Of existence, we'll
calculated 10 inspire new courage and
hope amid oar tolls and midnight sigiIs.
We shallcherish the gilt as we have tho
friendship Of the donor and as little as
we pray f4r ourself, shall never cease
to invoke Heavens protection aud bless-
ing upon our young friends in the front,
and though we are not partial 10 the
weed in a pipe, We shall mount tits
gift and oilimes qnaG its fragra nee and
think Of our patriotic and gallant young
friends, who are barring their bosoms to
tbe shafts Of war
May our young friends Hill, Groves
and MaBrell live forever, and may We
live to write their obituary and do jus.
tice TO their memories.
-HEADo' Rs 65rH INDIANA ISF Vol, !
MNdisOnviHe, I, Tenn, April II, 1864. !
NJ. j. ~ Siiperth0ra
DEAR SlR-Aa my young friend, John
lnglr, is going home in the morning 70
accept commission Ia the 10Th Indiana
Cavalry, | have taken advantage Of his
kindness to send you lanrelroot pipe,
which please accept as token OF my
sincere regard for an old friend. Il was
the hahdywork Of a soldier, and knowing
you were rather inclined 10 the tpsed.
hope y0u viii receive this present in the
same spirit in which il is given.
When you lay back ia your ''Eas,
Char" putting thick clouds Of smoke Il
the air, just imagine YOU see George
and "Groyea' on their lonely picket posl
with "liill Manselt'' in the distance fry
ing alat sow belly and Others engaget
ia tin pleasant and laudable enterpris,
ofkilIing 8 grhy-backs
Hoping, in conclusion, that you vii
live hundred years longer, and prom
ising TO crack a bottle OF champaign wit
you Hwhsn this cruel war is over, . RI
saaiu, Yours, sincerely,
GRo. W. Hut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dy

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best ia The Verdi The only
Harmless, True, aRd Reliable Dye
Knotra
Thts splendia Ealr Dye Is Perfset--chanz~s Red
Rn-sy or cry Hair. Instantly TO cios.y Black
or Natural Brown. without IaiariaE the Hair
Staining ths skia, leaving the Hair sost And
Beautifully imsarss frssh vitality, fsvqHsztly re-
storing its pristine color. aud rectiass che sIf
efsrets Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed VII
LIAM A. BATCuELoR, ali others are nsrv ims-
tssioas. and should - avoided Sold BY u
Druggists, &c. rAcsory-sa Barclay street y.
BATCHELOE's NEW TOILET CREAM FOB
DRESSING THE HAIR iyroiwIy
ua-Lsssbsss who havs dosbsedf the sirsa~.
HuLLs. czpEoS BErrxRs, II Any such thsre h
read the allowing Csrtihcats from gsatlszasa VEL
known in this community, and doubt ne mere.
It's general iatEodustioE into the army viii save
the lives ofthoasand8 ef eur soldiers:
LevisviLLs. KY. Juns "a. IsSs.
We. the undcrsignsd. have .-sn the sood esseas
produced BY the nss Of pr. J0HS BULt's cKpHox
Rlrrnss In case Of general aseiIy and prostrzfion
Of che systsns. and bs2isxs Is Esasrzl xouid
prevent disease and relieve much saseFinx.-
kmoax cur soldiers rzztieaiAEy woaia this b the
case. sspeeiAlIy thoss who are exposed ts mias-
matte innaeues ia the SouthsEn climate.
MAJ PHILIP SPEED.
Cotieetor Int Rev. - Dis. Ky.
l CusS- d. COTTON,
COllssseE q ths Port Of Losissiii>. Ky.
I col. II. DENT.
Provost Marshai Gsn.I 81 Kentucky.
I REV. y. r. HENDERSON.
Ni<e Prsz't II sanitary ComEIissias-
BARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO,
Il Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville Anzeiksr
HUGHES PARkHILL, -a4 -
/ Wholesale Dry Goods DeAIsrs Msin street
Louisville. Ny.
7 DAVIS, GREEN CO.
/ Wholesale She's DeAlsr Main 81 LSatsyiftv
4 HAKT MAPOTHER,
LitAakraphsrs. cor Marked and laird st..
Louisvitly, NJ.
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Msrehant. cor "a and Market sta
Loutsvills. ny.
CAPT. s. " HILDRETH.
= UfSteanasr Nayer An1srson.
MAJ L. 7. THUSToH. IfH
Paymastsr Z. 5. Array.
C. NJ MCCALL s.r - r=s
National Hetel. Toaisvtiss. KY e&
COL. JESSE BAYLKS. s.e-7ses
sth XIV Cavalry. A4 t&
I GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
I LouisxiIi@ JoarnAs.
Rsa aavsrtissueat IN anetber esiaaan-
aAs ~ esid ~ PETER WEBBING,
ssis Agent, Essnsuiih, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

NrwHERx, n. C.. April - The battle
which has been going on at Plymouth
from Sunday, the 10th, 10 the alth, re-
saltel IN the capture of the city on
"Wednesday aoon, inclndiAg General
Vessels and his force Of so men,
The enemy obtained passion Of the iowa
at eight O'Clock in the morning. Gen.
erAl Vessels and his troops retired into
Fort William and held out I'LL noon, re-
palsing the enemy in seven desperate as
saults. Their loss is said to be 100. our
loss i slight Gen Vessels. who gained
such distraction ia the seven days tight
before Richmond, has made in The siege
8 most heroic resistance with his little
band OF xstefans. Several weeks since
he called for 5000 men, stating IN the
moot solemn manner that it would be
| impossible to hold the city with 3 less
number. General Peck, WHO says no
had given Gen. Vessels all the assistance
| in his power, in the same solemn man
ner, time and again, called for re-en-
forcementx Il Is reported the enemy
has left Plymouth and is nos moving on
Washington aad This eitS.
The rebel ram at Ksnston has, Il II
ascerta;nsd, moved towards Newberns
and Is expected 10 make an attack in .
day OF two. More gunbo4ts and re-en-
forcements are Immediately required
here and At Washington. HEH
/ Two companies OF the Second North
Carolina Union Volunteers were among
the prisoners captured It Plymouth,
most of whom were taken out and shot
by the enemy after, our forces had sur.
rendered All the negroes found n uni
form were also shot M #
The rebel ram Plymouth, which came
down the Roanoke, Is expected 20 act IN
concert with the other rams ia the Al
tack on Washington and Newbern. She
carries three small guns and one sixty
four poander. With the aid Of lev
gunbo4ts these rams could readily b
run down, as their sea-gcang qualities
are bad Under the cover OF night, tn
r1m at Plymouth sank two Of our gun
boats, but i is net expected abe will al
tack any respectable number OF gun
boats IN the daytime.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


a8r IL q word. MADAME ZADOC PORTER :
CURATIVE BALsAN "a the great AntidOte Il
COlas. Cossas, ard consnnpslOE, and iis Sss vii
amply repay tie eerhlsnos q fhs user Il has
already done muck, and Is destined 70 DO more. e
mitigate. and finally bsnish from fhs human lam
ily. - tsrribte sesgrgs Of suffering humanity As
C1assspfss~- ap= -
TuE CONFESSIONS AED ExPEgtEscK OF
AN INVALID
Published fsr the bsnsHt. and - warning End
cAUIIOs TO ToUsG MES ~h0 sahsF fron
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of MznhsSd,
etc. Supplying At fhs s4ass tlnss TIE MANS
OF SELF CUKK. By Obs Who has cured hisasslI
.ftr bring pas 70 great ezpsass and alary throagb
ssedIoAl hzmbus AID quAcksry.
By sBeiosiag postpaid ADDRESSED sssssops
.iuz!s ooplss nay se bad Il the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
Bedford. KiHzs County, n. 4.
uav1Cfg-IEief
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
SpIrxnln pINr LuunrR-Messrs

SPLENDID PINS LuxEER-Messrs
Hannell & Son have just received at
their Planning Min, corner Of Walnut and
Canal Streets, choice aud magnificent
invoice Of pine lumber fresh from
Chicago, embracing $4,000 feet Of feOr-
ing and other pine plank, aud $4,000
Spit and shaved pine shingles, very
superior article.
This lumber viii be dressed for floor
ing or other purposes on short notice
and 1t reasonable rates, and viii be
found the best stock Of lumber and
shingles ever brought to this market
Give them call soon. d2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

Nav YoRK, April 26--It IL asserted
that there IS not monitor zhoat that
does not draw too much water 20 pass
Albemarle Sound
There are strong indications that the
Senate win pass Mr. Stevens joint reso-
luton for the raising Of the tariff, al.
though efforts will be made to exempt all
goods now ia bond
hear thu the Senate Military Com
mitiee have agreed on an appropriation
Of $40, GOO, 900 for the payment Of volnn-
teers, TO be called out for less than 100
days
James Mcdonald L Co. grain ship
ping house, has tailed.
Five hundred troops, for Burnside $
command, passed through here to-day.
They came from the Eastern Stales, and
belonged 70 various regiments
A Norfolk letter Of the I'D reports
that the 2isf 6. s volunteers, 600 strong
recruited Il Point Lookout from rebel
prisoners, i there on provost daly.
Col Whesty. sth North Carolina rebel
regiment, vas captured at home on Fri.
day, after receiving Eve bullets 10 bis
bsdy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
CITY NEWS.

BS5-The Times Is at ts usual trick Of
patting the soldiers gu the back and of
manufacturing lies out Of whole cloth in
reference to conversations that never oc.
Cured.
The Times cannot give either the
name Of the "Abelitionist' or the Gne
looking soldier" who held the colIoquy
reported IN yesterdays paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
COMMERCIAIz.
elacImnati Markets.

csSelsNAri. ApFIi as-P.M.
fLouR STEADY ksa nFm. hat tho demand is
light, suPsFaks 81 1sa4ss -
NMkAT eraa Al 81 tssssl ~ 81 Red, saA 81 Is
nSt ~ faE y hife
eokH dahl saa lower ascetsf.
EnGsi sAassI e..
OATS stas -
WHISKY Ia god demand ~ ~ y. naors bay.
than sellers
FhoNIsfoAs actiEs sale. : .s4sl iris Moss Pai
At SIS HaIk Nssfs-Stsu 90 lee s1la a. 30 e fof
Shoulders, snd ~ Z SIS Cies Silss tbs s4ffaS de-
hyefea 81 Asdisar. lad. Lard IL Eaea assaaaa
- fatse. hsid : &c hiFhsf II the efo1a. Baron
shaui&sFs saia ~ iee. ssa tia Hiaf nj SRA
GROCERIES, sasAsagsA. osass Aes&ss&e. 50.
gar tsstafsse. Mai&ssva 81.
GOLD advanced 10 sEaS7g, SD SILVER Elaaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

Triumph Of a Great piseexsry.
Ths p0bis has sstsiisi azssisst esafqslsiss a.sis
pyss Fashioa has foFsworu them. .axsslous
community has ssleptsa IN thslF stsaa as
CRIsrADoRoss HAIR DgE,
ana fsv these u einhrowns and biseksus
The iair not the stia II IL ssgsf.ssis emeiiienf
nos tsraias Said u Dies not barIs-qas hStsss
With siaoasss ss.talile fas-s bst proaseae her opn
lssiss la~s. Its eoeiing saset l. lssll-g. It's r.
suIts are sasfs~nf. n sfrss fasa. Manufactures
BY J. cRIsTADoKo. No. 9 Aslot House. Nsw
Yesk. soid By ali druggists. Applied By all
hair aremsera mch29 In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
Gbt 4aiGg auuunaT.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
JOURNAL OFFIoE.

JOB wORz.-Ths Jouraal osios Is furnished
With a faIi assortmsat Of Bsw sad bs1utlfsI type.
Of the laest siylss. and 4. fuIly prepared 70
esso a. handsosso work as can Is done in the
stats, sneh a. LgrTss- HAAS. biEE. hsADs.
nfADIsss. cfEcUtaEs, BrstsEss CAnss. Bstt-
TresFrs. smySlse-Bmls. Posrsas. a.. &c. ssthsr
IN plain OF fancy oolors.
OUe BTsDERYy-ws have "a eoansetloB With
tais ofi,s one iti.s bess BOOK BIsDEEIEs ssd
BLANK BOOK M4sUFAoTURIEsi this st.ss.
AID arc pfsg@rod . d. autD's and snsDfss As a.
sired. Magazines. Periodicals. Sc. boand IN any
style required, aud Old books rs-besnd At short
notice. Lsassn, Journals and blank books. foe
Railroads. Steamboats,, Banking Houses. Nor
chants, &C., lsauufutHrsd Ga - reasonable terms
as any other esiabllsbmenf. ~
an work done ~ n . eales viii BE- done prompt
b. and wiii b ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
PROP. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing PREPARATION
viii, by Natures own Process, ne-
store Gray Hair Go the Original coIor.
WIN make u xEow on Bald ue.4s-
Will Fsstose ths Natural secretisns.
WIN remove at once all Itching.
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