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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

OUR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CHARITIEs.-It is
distinguishing feature of the American people
that they are ever ready to contribute freely and
most literally to the alienation of misery-that
they are ever charitably inclined on large and
noble scale. We are impressed with this fact
from the immense success of the great Metropoli
tan Fair and the continued exertions of those
whom seem determined to aid the wounded sol
diers. In other country there many
public and private charitable institutions in
this We have asylums for the deaf, the blind,
the inebriate and incurables. States, large and
small towns, all alike show the same careful at
tention to these matters, and make the same
generous outlay. Our public schools are car
ried on at immense expense. We have calcula-
ted that not less than fifty millions are annually
expended in the country in charities, public and
private, and it is evident I'll at these amounts
increasing during the period of warfare. 1t is
gratifying to observe that, if we may be taxed
with extravaganza, it must be added that charity
keeps pace with the movement, and that in the
general pursuit of show and pleasure the needy
are not overlooked
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

ALL HANDS TO THE FRoNT.-Great inconve-
nience and injury to the public service having
arisen from the failure refusal of teamsters
and other employees of the quartermaster's de-
partment to go to the front and other points when
SO required it has been ordered by the War De-
partment that hereafter any employee who fails
refuses to obey such orders shall forfeit all
pay and allowances which may be due to him.
and will also be liable to arrest and trial before
a military tribunal for disobedience of orders,
according to the sixteenth article of war.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

THE Governors of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin have had an interview with the Pres
ident and Secretary of War. Their offer of mill
tia for one hundred days was accepted by the
President, they agreeing to furnish eighty-five
thousand troops Immediately, to be mustered
into the United States Service. These men are
organized under State militia laws, and there
will consequently be no delay in recruiting,
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04
An Anecdote of the Camp.

letter from the Army of the Potomac has the
following good thing: A few days ago two SOL
diers were sentenced, for some trivial offence, to
ten days in the guard-house, but they were taken
out occasionally to do police duty about camp.
Doing police duty, you must know, is not in the
army what it is in the city, but consists in going
about under guard, and cleaning up the camp.
These soldiers were put to cleaning away the
mud from the front of the ColonePs quarters
They were from a New York city regiment and
to judge from their dialect, might have been
named Nose and Sykesy. AT any rate shall
call them so in the recital. They had worked
well, and finally seated themselves on a log to
await the arrival of the sergeant of the guard to
relieve them, when the following conversation
took place:-
Mose-Saay, sykesy, what you goen to do
when yer three years is up? Coin to be vet
saay?
Sykesy-Not if I know myself, 1 amt, no!
I'm goin' to be a citizen, am. I'm goin' back
to New York and am goin to lay off and take
comfort bum around the engine-ho and run
wild der machine.
Mose-Well, tell yer what I'm goin' to do
I've just been thinking the matter all over and
got the whole thing fixed. In the first place
I'm goin' home to New York, and as soon as |
get my discharge Pm goin to take good bath
and get this Virginia sacred soil off me. Then
I'm goin' to have my head shampooned, my hair
cut and combed forward and lied, and then I'm
goin' to some uptown clothing store and buy
me pair of togs. Pm goin to get gallus suit
too-black breches, red shirt, black silk choker,
stovepipe hat with black bombazine around it,
and pair of them shiny leather butes. Then
I'm goin' up to Delmonico's place and am goin'
to order jest the best dinner he can get up. I am
goin to have all he has on his dinner ticket you
bet What? No! guess I won't have a gay
old dinner, much for I'll be citizen them and
won't have to break my teeth off gnawing hard
tack After I've had my dinner will call for a
bottle of wine and segar and all the New York
papers, and then I'll jest set down, perch my
feet up on the table, drink my wine, smoke my
segar, read the news, and wonder why the Army
of the Potomac don't move
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

A FRIGHTENED NEGRo.-During the advance
toward Bridgeport of our force heavy artillery
skirmish was had, and negro Jim was not seen
for whole day. AT night, when he came up,
we asked him where he had been, He rolled his
large eyes in his head, and said, ooh massa,
heard something coming through the air, saying.
"Whar's dat niger? whar's dat nigger?" and
putty soon dat ting busted, and little debls
went skirmishing all round arter dis niger, and
run away?"
Those persons who have heard shells come
whizzing through the air will readily see that
Jim's description of them is perfect.
The remains of Henry Clay, after twelve
years interment, were upon the death of his wife
removed, and placed side by side with hers be.
meath the beautiful monument erected to his
memory in the Lexington Cemetery. The
wreath of immortelles placed upon his coffin by
Mrs. Ann. S. Stephens, on the removal of the
body from Washington, was found to be but lit
tie faded, while gold ring bearing the initials
J. w. which rested near the wreath, was perfect
ly bright,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29

SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.
TheNew York Incendiaries
Holly Pursued
News from Sherman Sup
pressed by Rebel Papers.
a New Army Corps to be
Organized.
Gan Rr1fIo1.,a CfnaTr7nT. has
Gen. Buffers Steamer Des.
troyed by Fire.
From Petsrsbnrg---Gen. Butler In


! From PetsrsbnFg---Gen. Batter In
Troubie.
.WAsHIsGTos, Nov. 29.-The EUeniHe
Star says the mail steamer which ar.
rived here to-day reports that yesterday
morning heavy esnnonading was heard
at City Point from the direction of Pc
tershurg, but this is Of frequent occur
renee, and was occasioned BIZ ths usual
artillery duelling. On Wednesday night
last, the rebels made sudden attack on
our pickefs, at Roadway Landing, or the
Appomatox, which was speedily repulsed
During the rain and darkness Of the
night, the rebels gobbled up Colonel
and 40 men.
AS the steamer Webster was coming
down James river yesterday, when near
Hasge Island, she discovered that the
steamer Greyhound, Gen Batlerls dis
patch boat, was makiag signals Of dis
tress On nearing the Grey hound, she
was found 10 be on FIRE. Gems Batter
and Sehenek and Admiral Porter were
On board the reyhound, BAT the steamer
Pioneer came and took them of Gen.
Butler and bis friends were at dinner at
the time. Suddenly the furnace doors
blew open and scattered the coal all over
the floor, driving the fremen and engi-
neers from their room.
The Greyhound was almost immedi-
ately developed in asmes, and npiwith-
standing every effort made 60 save her,
she was burned to the waters edge.
Ten horses belonging to Gen. Butler
and staff were burned 10 death.
Shortly before the accident, the Grey
hound had received from the steamer
Cossaek the army mail for Gen Buffers
Department, which left Washington yes
terday morning, and il Is supposed 10 be
lost
The Webster brought up fifty.nine
prisoners.
One or more of to-day's Newspapers
enormously attribute to the Washington
reporter OF the Associated Press a tele-
gram saying that the pirate Florida aud
cre~ are 70 be returned 10 Brazil, aud
purporting to give an account Of the ac-
ton Of the Government on the subject
II Is sufficient at present to say, on aa-
thoriiy, that these statements are With.
out foundation
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The following
order has just been issued:
WAR DKP'rxExr, ApJr GKxs orFfcg.
WAsHiSGros, Nov. IS, 1864
General Orders No. 2S7.
Ordered for raising and organizing a
new volunteer army corps.
First that an army corps, to consist of
not less than 10000 infantry, and en-.
listed for not less than one year The
lst corps shall be organized in the Dis
triet of Columbia, commencing the or.
gRnization on the lst day of Decem.
Der, 1894, and continuing until the LIST
day of January next The privales TO
consist Of able bodied men who have
served honorsbly not LEES than two
years, and, therefore, not subject TO
draft The ofsicars 30 be appointed
from such as have honorably served not
less than two years.
Second, Recruits will be provided
transportation to Washington, and will
be credited TO the district in which they,
or their families are, and will be paid q
special bounty Of three hundred dollars
from the substitute fund, upon being
mustered into the service. Each re-
cruit who preserves his arms TO the end
Of his term may retain them upon
being honorably discharged.
Third, Details Of the organization win
be presented By the Adiutant General
The heads Of bureaus will detail com
peteut officers for prompt examination
and organizing, arming, equipping and
supplying the corps
Fourth, Maj Gen. Hancock is as
signed &c the command Of this corps,
with headquarters at Washington.
By order OF the Secretary of War
Signed Z. s. TOWNSEND,
Adit Geo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2s.-Gold has been
steady during the morning, with no spe-
cial speculaiions, opening at 2 q and
reaching 81.
The police are still at work, ferreting
out the incendiAries in this eity. Two
more were arrested this morning
In pursuance of Gen. Dlxs order
Southerners are aooking 10 Gen. Dix =
headquarters TO register their names.
Mayor Gunther sent a message to the
Common Council recommending the Of
fering Of rewards amounting, ia the ag.
gregate. TO $4,000.
The Posts Washington special states
that the rebel papers Of Saturday
suppress the latest news from Georgia,
bat there are indications that sherman
il still successful
A special messenger just arrived here
FROM Savannah. reports that no doubt
exists Of ShsrmAns SUCCESS. A feet is
ready TO cooperate with him on the sea
coast Of Georgia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29


EsihAlroa = from The Greek word "Kaihro,'' -
''KathsiES" Eigaifying 10 cleanse. rsJuEinAie Aad
Fe~ters THIS article is whst its nams slgHi ass
FOR prussrviRG, rsstorinE and bsanltying The
humaa hair % 10 sAs @ost rsmAaksbls prspsrAilea
10 lhs world. n IL again owned Asd pat ap BY
the original proprietor. aaa Is new made With The
cans care, skiii and Attsatioa Which gave Il .
sale q Os-rpss niliioa bstttes per ahnsn.
tits sssost ssiigktfui Hair Dressing
Il srAdIoatss scurf asa aandraH.
II kssps the lead cecil and elsAs.
IA maks4 the hale, sieh, soft aud glsasy.
Il prsssnts the hair from falling Oh Aad farb.
lag gray.
It restores hair upon bsia hsafs
Any lady or gentleman who tAiuesa beautiful
bad Of hAIr shosid use Lyons KAthsIron. Itis
known saA d I'd thresghoaf the civilized world.
sold By all rsapsctahis deAIsrs
DKaAs 5 BARNES a CO., Esw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
An Extraordinary Operation, and q
Remarkable Cure Of Deafnass

OF thirty-hye years standing, the result Il an
OPERATION peffofmed ~ Or. Bort, the celebrated
European Eye, Ear, ahd Lung Physician aud sur.
gaon, from The koN York General EYa, Eaf, and
Lnbg fuhrmary, who IL nov stopping Al fha
sherwood House, In this city
A. II knowu. have bern deaf f0r upwards q
thirty .hvs yesrs-so mueh that ] enuid not
hear thunder. Ia this oond tion ! entered the
ofiice Of DIR. Bort. al the sherwood Housa, We'd
hssaaY. Oct. i2ih. j sahmitted ny case 10 hin
for al operations which VS. soon over, and that,
tee. without causing bot slight pain ! ugHlH
VISITED Dr. Bort this fFridayb morning. Oct. ltfh,
sAd can nov hear perfectly welt I had, previous
20 applying 10 DR.. Bort consulted snd been nndaf
the trpatmant Of al the aJ.eailsd distinguished
surlsts coaid hear u, ans al % pufpgsa, m
I'll submitted ny case TO Or. Bert, aud thauka ~
The day ooncfua q consult him 1 an coed.
dsni, had net spilled 20 Dr.. Bert, Hoaid nsrsF
have recovered my hearing.
Signed this friday morning, oct 18th, a tho
sberwpod B0Bss. ALBERT ~ sTRousK
y. o. Address s--Yiueeuuea, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
0nelnnati Naykets.


CIscIxs&sl. Nov. =, p u.
FL0UB.-FirE; sEperf1e s2519 So
WAEAT-Firns With good 3snGnd.zad higher
at eog2 o5 Tor Bad, and Whisss aga IS
0ATS--Astiys. s..
CoRS-Firm; cid shslied ! 30; new ear =
995e
RYEAdTAnesd 10 IS.
BARLET-Dun-
WHISEY-Excitsd and higher; closed a. ] IS,
and At the Close holders Asksd 90s9I rs.
PR0YTSI0SS-DuiI and demand light
NE& LARD-HZ
HAMS-Hsld AZ 81 50z3s-
GREEN MEATS-3.0oo pieces sold st l211<9f3,
l61+9l55z Tor shoulders and hams.
MSS PORK-Esthing done, and prizes rather
nominal.
HOGs--Dglis ana prices nsuinAfs Is 90 the
best oser made for SOD = averages weather nfld
AID damp, 50 that droEsrs, knowing the Ps1ksrs
will rot bay, DID net press the market Recsipts
500 head since Saturday.
GRocERIEs.-Ffrm, With . fair i0hbiux de-
maid.
GOLD %.
MONET--IR active demand At f2Nsl5; market
tight.
ExCHANGE-Dail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
Read New Testimonials /

have been biiad v ils Cataraets ovur both ewes
for Eighteen ysar4 Me- apsratsd on b. Dr. port
A. he buntin Heua5, feTfe nsuta, SORT agd
1884, uew can see I reed hna mint I w.
previous % applying 60 Dr. Bort, 90 blind TIA, !
could not ans object To- hluo years AID so,,
return thanks % DR.. Bort To- the AIN dissiafea
on my case. 70 thnae with imf aired tfaht 1
uoald say. despair uat antli Yea have consulted
Dr. Bort tAs renowned Surgeon far disrssrs ID
the Eve, EAr, &C.
signed AZ Tsrne uauto, Indiana, thl. "a dav of
Noyemhsr, issL JAMES sELs0N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
STILL ANnrnrn

Mrs.. Anthony 0ssrandsr had = case Of Cataract
on ihs right eye, ~ hinelsen years standing,
eanssd NON Inflammation Of The eye, uiaeta q
ye~Fs ago. sra naiiy hseominK blind In the right
ey'. she NAs ofarased GA BY Dc. Sort, which ~
stored her sight In lev days. idress
ANTHONY osTRANnER,
Terre fIAula, Inafans,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
New York Markets.

NEw YOxx, Nov. o.
C0Tf0N.-Dull and dscidedIy lower; % %,
| MiadIinx.
FLOUR.-stAts and Western aaIa, better. .ud
mors active; s58Ig % for sxtra STATE: IL lea
II 20 for extra rsaad hoop Ohio, and IL ssslz a
fJr trade brands--mArkst closing quist. IEelad-
q in tbs sales 90 bbis extra State for The
iEst half Of January Al 10 81.
MHIsKY.-Exeited aud highsr At / ss6sI IS
for sfats. and sal % for Western
WukAT--l42c bettsr, and very auist Chlca-
ter Bed Western 20.
kfE-More active and higher; IS.
CoRS--leszs better, and qaisti sT1<3t ss5<
IN stors and zfoat.
oATs.-Fi rmsr. at osesI o. for Western aao..
aud ia store
WaOBs-InaetiFe
CofFEE -Firm.
sE6Ak--Activs; MascoTado 10y1e8iL
h0LAsSEs Quiet; Mes ORLEANS s01I 10.
PEThOLEU A.-oFaas frn at fTs94T18; Rsen-
si IN bond ~ esss.
PORK -H-avy and deeidsdly Lesser 81 "A sos
IS 60 for Mess; IS oea3s IS Tor do, cash and
regulAF way. clnsing rather more arm, At 80 u
ash; "a 7ss35 % for Prime, and &c % for Prime
Mess. also. 1000 ibis pTims Ness for Feb
rnaEyt 81 sslier's option, for 81 00 5ee bills nee
Aesa, sAme tine and asilEeFy. Is 90; 500 kbls DO,
faT Dec inter-, Al hsyer's epsilon, - 60
LAhD.~heavy and rather qaiet, At Rlsx4&3x,
TIE latter price for small lots.
BUTTEk--stssdy. and fair dsmaaa; Stats for
Western, and 4ses5s for State
CuEEsE-uaehanged
MONEY .-Easier. and quiet, at knd Z.
EN0HAEGE--i Gs5s aud quiet
GOLD.-firmeT, ARd excited opened Al -,
sdvanssd 10 80, declined q ~, and closed
CONVENIENT STOCKS. - Active and
hrufer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Facts for Soldiers. - Throughout the
Indian and Crimssn campaigns the only msdi-
zines which proved themselves able 70 cure the
worst cases Of Dyssntsrfy, seurSys snd Fever,
vsrs Hollovny's Pills and Ointment Therefore,
LET every volunteer see that he IL supplied With
them whsn in the field. II the rssder Of this
"notiee " cannot sss box Of Pills or ointzaent
from the Drug Store In his place, iss him write 70
me, 30 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amsant, and
will nail box free Of expense Many dealers
will not keep my medicines On hand because they
cannot make IS mach prost - "a etAsr persons
make. IS osnts, % coats, Asd 81 10 per boz or
pot. nov4-lwd
Avoid Drugs wherever II IL possible, and
depend upon such innocent remedies - nature has
provided. Dixon's Blackberry csrminAtivs Is one
Of the most VARIABLE Of this eiass both soldiers
and civilians know, By sxperisnes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
GROCERIES.
CoMMIssIoNER,s SALE.

Dr. ORDER or TIE COURT or COMMON
ID Pleas Of the Coanty of TAEGerhnrgh aad
State sf Indiana, viii seii At private sAis Let So
l. in wm Baszsa sub-diFisi0n of Lots Nos rs ard
LIS, IN ths original plan Of the city Of Evansville
being twenty-five set front By ninety fsst deep
and situated on Vine street. between S.-o1d aud
Third streets the property OF the heirs :: @lter
Balsigh- Terms :-One-AAlf cash. and oB5-iaii
In twelve mouths, witt interest, etc
JEO- J. CHANDLER,
ssp2l @-4 Commissioner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
STILL ANOTHER CASE or DEAFNESS

Mr.. Thas. McCoy..of Gale county. Ills., cali
81 sud submitted bis case 20 Or. Bort, October
1sih, ~ the Sherwood Honsa lie can no9 hear
This cass eaa b. referred - By calling on The CLERK
q the Afmada-Mr. q. H. Webb.
hsus ether testimonials, from perssns % the
highest standing, who reside IN this midst can hs
sssn and examined 81 b.. Barf'a Rooms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
HOME INTHREsTs

To PhrstoiASs.--lf You wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals Al a small sd-
vance On Eastern prices, so and szAnlne ELLEH
wntrE's stock, where you viii nnd every sEtl.
Gle that Is needed by the profession. aud prices
which cannot fail 20 give satisfaction. Their
Store IL at No. "a Maia street. mar4akwf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
River News.

The arrivals aud departures since three O'Clock
Yesterday, were A. follows;
Wamadee, Howburg Darling aud Jewess, Mem.
phis 90 CineInnatii Goa. nalloek, wabash; Gen.
Anderson to Cairo h. K. DanksTson, Canneiton.
The Darling and Jsvsss passed up yesterday
from Memphis, tho former comparatively light.
The Jswes' hal some cotton
The Emerald WAS due here last night for Nav
Orleans, but had not arrived af 8 O'Clock.
The Gen. Anderson did not got on untlIl nearly
night, and tOak out asplsndld trip
The Cen. nallask arrived out o. the wabash
last evening with go bbis Of -four, consigned 20
Cox . Humphrey. The Wabash Is falling, and
the haliaok required all the water she found On
the Grant Chain.
She returns 70 GRANVILLE, oE the Wabash, this
evening Our elegant young frishd. John Lsng.
nsehSF' proaidss Ia tho once. shippers and ira.
veIers will Ind tho HAlleok comfortable boat,
with gentlsmanIy sflosrs.
Tho ~. Charles, a splendid new boat Of the
hnest class, will eertallly be here thIa sveniBg
for New Orleans and way ports. Capt Sage IL her
popular commander, and Emory Fsrd,. a charm
ing young geHsiemAn, Is In this once. Cox
Hump hrey are her agents.
The saratoga, aaothsr splendid steamer, win
aiso be here to-day for New Orleans. Capt. MAY
Is a gentlaman Of universal aAnas, aud all hss ap
poiniments are complete.
We are not fully advised as 10 the eiminE Of the
Great Missouri. We see BY tho LouisVIlio Journal
Of Saturday, that shs ia advertised 10 leave Porl
land Intervening, aud will probably be here to-
morrow.
MT Summers, the sprlghily aud handsome
river editor Of tho Loulsvills Democrat, promised
as Tho pleasure Of visit last Sunday, but We re-
gret TO learn that he was detained by elrenm-
STAGES ever which ho had no control. We hope
hia visit will not long DO deferred, and that he
will bring Charley Cotton. Of the new Albany
Ledger, with him
Tho II. X. Duhkerson gill leave At O'Clock
this evening for Green river Capt. DrInkuater IL
her elegant and popular commander, with the gay
and pleasant John Adams In ths ohioc. Tho
nunkersot l. elegant aud reliable, aud we never
saw anything Of ths name that was not
The wamadoo brought down a big tow Of New
berg coal yesterday.
The idahoe VIII leave for Nashville this even.
lug. as the regular Tuesday packet She IL a
splendid stcrH'whoel boat, and Capt Maokey is a
clever, social aud pleasant kontlsmaa. We hope
TO SEQ the idahoe so ont full this evening
The Il. X. Dunkerson arrived last night from
oaundlson. having 10 tow the hull Of the steamer
WIN. White.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
WILLIAM REAyIs.


Attorney nc Law and U. n. Claim
Agent,
IL authorized BY tho Government to procure Pen.
sioas, bounty Money, Rack Pay, peuRty Land
Claims for hoRsEa and ether Paonasrx destroyed
whiie in T. = service Of the G0vsrnmsnt, and all
claims, Of whatever Kind os aAiurs against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOIdiersi
ry an amendment to the Bounty Law, passed ct
the last session Of Congress. can soldiers or
other porsons who Aays hss@ skaIl hsrsafis- be
discharged within 1--WE years nom the date Of their
enlistment, by reason ofwoanas resolved In battle
shall receive the same Bounty a. slough they
served two years.
Once G556 MAsa street, over Ksllsr's Gun storS.
opposite the Court House, Evansville. Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
aa-0ood references given II required. mh2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
HOTEL.
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP

\ AM NOW CASyAssIEG SOUTHERN ISDI-
l. sEA, exhibiSisz ard hiiing sppli1Afions 70
order fEhoiesale and retzill for tkiz grzat pump.
I can Be fonad ~ the WastdngtoB Bonss. At the
Washington Stablss have set one 10 operation,
for every ose calling % see ts bse1ty OF action
Hear whst M Trfe aays. - have bought
one % The Cosiey Pumps q Mr.. ". A Hunt, aud
have u IN operation throwing water into tbs res
erFotr 70 supplv the engine At my Plough Factsry,
azd / rsconnssins il - good pumps zBc superior
% = Chain pnnab, a. - never gets cut Of order
Yer further testimonials all are invited . call
/ sns - frr themselves. VA. HUNT,
/ ProprfseoE.
Washington House, Evansville, Ind noTlS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
A Case of Deafness Of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by DR.
Bort, at the Buntin House, Terre

To Al whom u may canosrn IL, James WFffar-
ton, spYisd - d.. Bert some two useks sinoa for
the restoration u my hearing. I Was, previous %
applying - him, deaf flftwenfy lone years 90 Al
ssssf sixteen years c0nid not hear person spesk
unless said person very close o. me and hei.
loved loudly. submitted ny case 70 an ofafa-
ton under the charge % Or. Bort who rsrfafnisa
the operation In lev ni nufas causing bat little
OF no pain, which imprsFfd my haarinz ainios,
Instantly. DR.. Bort further prescribed certain
Tsuesiies, best known to hfm.if again yislfei
Dr. Bort to-day, with ny hsa5iBg periecfly 70
storsa- Also the ringing and hissing aoiss 10 o y
bead has CEASED, sud TO those afflicted In lks nan
nss, / would say, b al fasans, consult Or. Bort,
and obtain his eApdid opinion.
6i3usd this list day o. September, 1866
JANIS ". MORTON.
20. Address Nontazuma. Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-29
U. s. NOTICE.

TO THE DRAYMEN OF EVANSVILLE:
A LII DRAYMEN WHO HAvR NOT Al
IA ready reported and paid the tar on drayaga
receipts. are hereby notified that they have been
asseasea for snoh delinquency, and the list is
turned to me for collection. IL paid during this
month, no additional CO will accrue. Ifnot. the
penalties will follow, and will have some horses
aud dgays for sale
Nov. lest .wM. +. FRENCH. Collector.