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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

RoDnERY OF VEssRL.-We are informed
that some villains boarded vessel lying near
i"the Rocks" in the Christiana river, on Thurs
day evening last, and stole two empty barrels, o
watch, about fifty dollars in money, ami several
other articles So far all efforts to discover the
robbers have proved abortiVe.
FlnsT DELAWARE "A number of the members
Of the First Delaware Regiment, who did not re-
enlist, and whose term OF service has expired,
arrived in this city during the past week.
WouNDED.-Among the list of wounded officers
reported at DR.. Autisell's, in Washington, on the
2lst inst, is the name of Adjutant W. II Glow
ard of the Fourth Delaware.
KILLED.-Wo learn that Lieutenant Martin oi
the u Pennsylvania Cavalry, whose mother re.
sides in Market street, between Second and
Third, in this city, was killed in one of the re.
cent engagements near Petersburg.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
The Money Market.

Messrs. Hilyard & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
No. GIG Market Street, report the following quo
tsliOus up to IL o'clock yesterday.
U. s. 6's Coupons, 1881, $l0S @$l09
U. s. Five-twenties, ll0 "a 1l05
U, s. 7-three-tepths, 1l0 "a l1O5
Certificate of Indebtedness, "a "a 95
Gold, 255 Ia 256
II. H. Robinson Co., Bankers, corner of
Fourth and Market streets, report the following
quotations., at three o'clock yesterday -
Gold, $253 (1$254
silyer-Halves aud Quarters, 22O u 225
" Dimes and Half dimes, 2l0 a. 2l6
y. s. Coupons, G's, 1881. 1Os "a 1854
u. s. Five-twenties, l10 "a li0I
u. S. Seven-thirties, lO9 a. llO
Certificate Of Indebtedness, new, 95 "a 95l
Wilmington City Loan, ll0 "a liz
New Castle County Loan, los "a ITO
Delaware State Bonds, 100 "a, lO2
7. W. & B. Railroad Bonds, l45 Ia lag
Delaware Railroad Bonds, I03 a. l04
Delaware Railroad Stock. 25 % 2G
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
LETTER From sEAPnRn.

Cecil Wing please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

THEATRE FRANCAIS. -NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON.
i EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Tuesday, MARCH !, 1854.
ON DEMANDE UN dOUvERNEUR,
comedy vaudeville In two acts BY Decourceville.
MUSICAL INTERLUDE
LA PETITE CHAUTEuSE,
fAdsm) rer dered by Mile. Maillct
LA CIRCULATION DUN CHORISTE.
comic scene BY Moneaux rendered by N. Donation.
LES DEUX AvEUGLES.
BcnToonery musicale BY Jacques Ofenbach.
Doors open at ~; to commence at O'Clock precisely.
Thurs isy. March 3. benefit of n ROCHE.
THIRTY ANS. on LA VIE DUN JOUKUR,
play in three ,r,s BY Victor Duconge.
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AIUsE MENTs.


>~-~~-~-rS>>N~c~-~-.ss
yNALLacK's
w MON0AY-NINETY. SIXTH NIGHT or
ROSEDALE
With It's beautiful scenery novel Machinery. org,sa,
Music great CAST aud attractive Tableaux.
TUESDAY,
EIGHTH TlMB,
PURE GOLD
WEDNESDAy-THI.b TINE
MASKS AND sACBS
THURSDAY,
POPULAR PLAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

NIBLo's sALOoN.-THE BURTON DRAMATIC
IN Association will give grand complimentary testimo.
NAL to JOHN q. WOODRUFF Esq, ex.President OF the
Association. On which occasion he will essay his unique
part of Master Walter, In Knowles classical play OF the
HUNCHBACK. assisted by Miss Louisa Hawthorne. who
kindly volunteered TO render her character OF
julia this occasion. Previous to the above the roaring
farce OF COOL AS A CUCUMBER will be presented,
with John Cooper Horato. g. y. W. w. r Pumpcr Esq
Doors open O'Clock curtain rises at ~. Tickets ~
admitting lady and gentleman Balcony and orchestra
sss one dollar
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NrpLo's 0ARpEa. ,...
i FIST sp MOTT ssnse or rBE rNdAoEMENr or
NEW r n,ss SH rnpos4n s SnlHs fbossA
and her o,,.,
NJ EDWARD sFG0Ia, baritone,
:. ",ri sr %%r%sR STRoB, Second reaoe
!. Mrs ARNOLD Seconds Doa.A
INCREASED a o.cS Y I slt1
rERygGE seEsERg AND ArroiSTMEass
w b sSA had EdsSs sEs Z l Come ops
T WIFI ro nH1 T5s SF Tsssg HaSg
..,., caAhlorEtisss INA IN & 81" FiRsr
,, Inn MISS CAROLINE RleHtEa is
aSR9Uis Dis oo5URoy Chamber MT A'N''u a's~'
period q ten year. between IRA. and second so.s
Tour as Madam ss csroLrss nrcprsas
oha;elon. under the name Of 81 Pbar.
Bilou, under the name OF Alcondor the
Bourbon. ooiyphee NJ tbs Opera M psakss
Box sheet open ak days in advance
Dosla II A6asY Efs fas 81 echasovsx
Eox's OLD BowERY THEATRE
s1 D" MOST SIT % fosSFvRLT ''''''''' ~
PRODUCTION or VI I'm
Mr.. q. L FOX. j r. STUDLEx,
O W THOMPSON,
TONY pEsrE Ess an. a1s MI. SSAAAFrfhsHsnfrI
Aod the full Pantomime and Dramatic Company.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
NEW DRAMA
THE GREY MAN
THE SEVEN IN rnRss
A'p.s''D0u P q sI ME-. o'rp,"
TIE HOUSE THAT JACK BuILr
rHB HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
Ropressated by the PaDt0mime Company
FARCE
A KISS IN THE DARK
Represented by the Farce Company
TAKE NOTICE.
MOST POSITIVELY THE LA5c
OF a L. Fox'S PANToMiME
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. bI4 BROADWAY.
w Opposite St Ncholas Hotel Henry Wood Prop etor
OELI0nTED AUDIENCES CROWDED HOUSES
ENTiRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
MONDAY, Feb %, and every evening during the week.
WOODS MfNSTREi3
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Charley Fox. Frank Brewer J. 7, Bcyce. Co,l White G.
Henry. Q. @. Lockwood Glenn Stewart Master Wood
HAMLET. HAPPY UNULB TON
JUVENILE INNOCENCE, POMPEr MOORK,
Smiggy Mcilural Comic ban 10 Solos
The FOur Crows. Bird Hunters. &c
Doors open OK commence at TX O'Clock Tickets
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HoPE CHAPEL. us nno.nv.Y
EIGHTEENTH WEEK
OF THIS POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT.
On Monday afternoon and evening win be exhibited a
HOPE CHAPEL.
THB MAMMOTH sTEREosCoPTiC0N.
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST.
whose appearance in this city year caused
mendeus sensation throughout the United States and
wherever the amazing narrative was repeated This novel
Of e re-. scsnss as described =
ana 's"n'.'ea y ONE WHO KNOWS:
reminder there beng eight on the saeceedns d.ys
life and reality and gwen every afternoon and evenings In
''1' FiFrY or THE yosT :. PEAgTIEgL VIEWS
rvESY N duusEE AS Or Aft THk F GaosR
represented with brianey and fidelity absolutely incred
Die until they are seem rendering the exhibition one Of most
n'' STARTLING INTEREST.
Doors open Tour. begin a.s Matinee every amer
noon At o'clock Admission f. b. acFfoS 1sssssr
xospsT sShSisS A fsssU1sS o. 1884,
Fourth nisA' Of the 6 ss' " c HI.slsKis
Who win appear in ~ sS H;.' s siiissii's T.
in the 0'Aa''i sri fII's wsTERs RUN DEEP.
ssp,sIa as~f.isy.....:...... E. S,:,.:
Mr. Potter. - francs
and powerful cast
The screaming Ts.cs q m r,r
Elan The res: q he character. BY The company ~
D0DwssEEFWH I H4tL I..ssAs. yxs.rrvrr.
DRAMATIC READINGS
BIZ NM AND MIS- ,. r.
FROBfSHKR,
WEDNESDAY BvENING March 2 at o'csocA.
TICKETS FIFTY GENTS.
tickets nj the Fifth Avenue Bosl Appesons ~ Broad
way; August Brentanoa 7o6 Broadway and The psiseps
music stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29
AT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
Inquire a. ll9 weA Eighth street, near Sixth avenue

INuRNITuRR. CARPETS BOOKS PAMPHLETS AM
Libraries bought for cash At l2s Sixth avenue bet.
Ninth and Tenth streets. complete set Of Vaentne
Manual Of Common Council Also large stock OF BOOK
aale.
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WANTsD TO HIRE-rrALrAN rANroccryr on
w karioasvs~ Apply q ~ IVES, TvSVV tArA sesaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

Flrsl night OF The chgagement of
MR.. u NOURSR.
from the Western thestrea
First night OF The thrilling drama Of the
FibND OF nDDYSTONh.
Msrical Mat Mr.. q c. BOniface Tho Fend Mo, ID NoarN
PADDY CAREY.
Paddy Gary, Mr. O. Davenport
Owing the rush this great drama the bSs
sheet will DO open six days in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

EURNirURR, ruRNIrUnE..THE ENTIRE STOCK ,s. OF =
il Cabinet Furniture aud Bedding contained tn eulo ~
$50 Pearl street. out before the LIST q April
The balance will be auction the 3lst Of Marcn
n 70 nAve monel. ~ hVhho@
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L,oR sALE-rHE FURNITURE OF A POUR STORY
house, up town. rosewood and mahogany IN good or
der, partly new. Address Furniture, Herald Office
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mr. ANTEp.-pRoPosALs FOR ExCAvATIN0 FOUR
o scs s feet on r~sny :r,s ss sc sr nssss
aoAjao shop Apply ~ Tith avenue AtAblcs corner Of
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AmUsEMErTs.
IL Director. MaKRrZNn
LAST WEEK ~ I ONE op r,,t seAsoH
ihlS xMnNDkY EVENING FEB 20 ATS.
slArEkNfH SUBSCRIPTIONS MONT
BY univ erss demand po.tlsaly for IN isat TINA
Ver1 rs most popular 81 ~
H. rfoNATORE
with "a incomraraoly great cssi
beonora. MNE. JOSEPHINE MRDOaf
A ueena, t...ts,t -dLhh HhNRiE1TA SUtLyH
Manrico alVNOb FHAHtNkDg aAXLOi.RNf
Count ~ Luna. ....t.- -sl6N9k FkRHANDp BELI.fsi
Fernando .efaaDR WEfNtTJV
Conductor ...s.. ,SiGNOR 4. HUh0
on TUEan " ENKSinga ARcu !. Ar
BBvENTEENTH h INSCRIPTIONS NIGHT
FkUSF.
p ON SATURDAY NEXT GRAND MATINEE
be had and seas secured at the regular
Offrea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
MICROSCOPEg

TIVE CRAIG NICKoscOPE Il o@- s-s
! bezEtifal article, maenifyiag tsu fbo.ssnd
ETs-s e8s1s ouEy 50 -.
FqE sale = wAREES = CoNYsGTOyrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

Nav ORLEANS, March le-Thers is
considerable stir and activity in military
matters here.
Gen Banks is on the eve Of his depart.
ure for Western Louisiana His object
i've point is probably Alexandria. A aeei
OF Admiral Porter gunboats has al
ready started for that place.
IL is expected tina, rather formidable
@orks Of defence viii be encountered by
the iron-elads, one Of which IS the newly
launched OZARK.
Gen. Lees cavalry left this city about
week ago, their destination supposed
to be westward Of Madisonville
II IS believed that some understanding
has been entered into by Gems Banks
and Steel, By which Western Louisiana
aud Southern Arkan sas are to be clear
ed Of rebel iroopS
An order has just been issued By Gen.
Banks to bold an election for delegates
to Constitutional Convention. on the
2sth- The Convention meets in New
Orleans on the 9th OF April There ale
to be $50 delegates chosen on a white
basis, as per census Of 1860. New Or
leans will have 63 members
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
RARE CHANCE /!


very valuable HF0pfEfT ana bust-
ness For Sale.
HAVING ia conteFapIstioa reIBeFai O. Cin-
IL einnati, Te ofsr Tor sais. On exos~fingly easy
terms, the faliowing ysEy dssifalla saa aluabls
Properly.
Tle large two-story brick nastsl,roof Varsieuss.
witb les House attached situated ca tbs caFHer ct
Lecuss street ami The fassl. being Lot -. Dona-
ton Enlargemeni, 75Eli ieef We Eenld also sfll
visi the premises ths Fufnltare. fiKturls. lsc..
ineiaiirg safe, DESKS, Confer. ggaess, ar
TaFsAaiins. &C. &e.. hwtux egsryEhlbg neeii Fl
= Grocery, Prodg-~ or Con m.satea }susn-sE. aira
fh@ s.sosi aill a. snssssaasAip af snr tus .r.aes
Tisess Premises ara well Adaptaa for toAseea fac
tory aaf warpi stize also.
The doabla brick snasba Hsnsa and Rendering
House, ard frame Wsrehsuse, corner I.octst aBd
Dnaham streets, used b n fer the pork IrsiHlss
also, the Kettles. Screws, Lard Yais, Bloeks Tea
vsFs, &c, Ae, comprising everything Necessary for
the business: also,
Ths deslrable and ecuvenlsnfiY arraugsd brick
Dwelling, on L0cast strsat, hstSeen sixth ana
Seventh, bsiug Lssts Nc. II aud IA, Ia Block y.
Eastern Infringement. now eEupied - George
Fos4ar. aud tn eamrisie arssr. On tbsse premises
are two Cisterns, stable, Weed She'd &C; ai-l
large yard Allied with choice Fraif Tress, shrnis=
ard Flessrss alsOs
The uBdivIae.a one half q tire ftsns warehouss
situated On Lots and in Block y, Eastern En-
larx. meat, running through ron Church street
b the Canal Under rent for 50 per month also,
The Esii-fnproved aud 81 shfY- cuftiF aisi Yarn,
situated scar Oak Hill ceEnetery, -coaisining q
acres. AL under Nhsr, aef-s q which = sur
rassrd=d b ne~ and sutsfssfiai pickst asnes, and
fied With Fruit Trees of every KIDD. Iacfnffps 2
ab0gt aers Of vel set, barring Craze VINES
GA these premises sttIa.at neW fraiae B4rsl-
Ing With s large Cellar. Wel- GgsteSrs, large Sfa
be, &c Posseszion car h had Isl q March alec.
Two assirzbis Buil4iuz Lot. Sos and 7. is
BIeck p. Eastern Enlargement, zdjoiaing The
above; siso,
The Lot 15xs0 f>es. on Fourth street pear the
corner q LocEstr bsfng ~ excellent stand for =
store slss.
TAs undivided ons-hAif Of zsxsa lsss. asijosnins
. ~
Ths ao9vs property vii b sold on long credits
u ds-irrd- Titles ndizput4iis. Parties Wishing
70 sxaniDs s1y Of the aboEs property. xflI please
call 4t cur oalees ecEnsr Loeusr street AID the
czn@l GEO FOSTER Z Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

NEw YoRK, March le-The steamer
Ellen TORY has arrived from Fort Mon
roe.
Five Of our prisoners were frozen to
death on the way from Richmond to
Americas. Ga, thirty-one escaped from
the cars.
The hanging of ftyone Union sol
diers at Kingston and the reported hang
ing Of several companies ofthe I'd N. c.,
regiment, has given start TO enlist
ments of eonscrip,s and deserters, who
are savage to avenge these atrocities
The Newbern Times urges the sending
of 0,000 troops to North Camliua, and
says the time has come when the Feds.
raj army should penetrate TO the interi-
or, carrying the banner Of social and pc
litical emancipation.
The steamer Havana, from New Or
leans the llth, has arrived.
In the 6ght on Washita river by which
admiral Porter captured a rebel fort at
Harrisonburg, one of our vessels was
struck b times Lieut. Williams, 4th
Wis, was killed by guerrillas not far
from New Orleans.
The report of the capture of YazoO
City with the llth Illinois regimentis re-
rartzfl via Nsv, n-laors ia. .~r,,- :.
doubtless untrue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
New York Markets.

sEw YoRk. March 10.
COTTON without material change; T2a7se for
MiddIing UPlands.
FLOUR without decided chang, Hi,Is more
doing
WHISKY without Important change: sI5S,a
&c for Western
WHEAT dgli aud nomisAi, and unchanged.
UoRS dulg and decIiaInes at 81 - hr Ship
ping
OATS duh and assiiAing. at s5zs
SUGAR steady.
PORK quiet and scarcely % hrn So for Mess
and 50 asses 50 for New d.
BEEF quiet and unchanged
BACON sIDES in fair demand at IIsze. -Cum-
heFland cut.
LARD dull At IKE 1zszs. issluiiag email par
sels Of very choice at Iys<e-
MONEY easy.
STERLING EXCHANGE lower and dull st 7s11sz
GOLD loser and duII--opening at s25., dselir.
ing 70 sI1S, and closing dan al sTs<.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS firm Z. Sizes -
ISL, coupons, uzs Firs-fzsaass, coupons, logs<
ail0.
The steamer City Of New York carried cut To-
day SIS, 900 In specie
The banks have decided TO AixAnas the rate Of
interest 70 per eent-, bat on the street losnE
were zasds at sS5s Per eat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

WAsHIsGToS, March l9-The Star
gays from parties arrived here from the
front to-day, We learn that a rebel advance
was anticipated yesterday and marching
orders were issued to nearly all our com.
mands After, however, all had been
packed and all was in readiness for a
move, the order was eountermanded aud
things have settled 10 the usual order.
Firing was heard al along our line yes
terday but Is supposed to be merely ar
tiIIery practice. This morning, however
il was heard in the direction of Dunfries.
and it seemed as though there was some
skirmishiug going on there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
The Rebels Moving.

New YoRK, March ia to-day !
Philadelphia dispatch from Culpepper
c. H. says the signal officers on Cedar
Mountain report that yesterday the reb-
els who have been in camp across the
Rappahannoek ali winter broke, up
their eneampment aud set FIRE to
their huts, marching eff in the direction
Of the Shenandoah Valley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

PAINFUL AcoIDEET-One Of the most
painful and distressing accidents that
ever occurred in this city took place
early on Saturday morning, near the
corner Of Main and Second streets.
An old lady named Tiegha or Tieg-
han, while standing with her back 10 the
stove, brought her clothes in contact
With some live Goals on the hearth,
which soon enveloped hor 10 flames.
Her CONSERVATION was so great that
she stood speechless, but a neighboriug
lady seeing the flames, raised an alarm,
and hasieued to he's assistance; but be-
fore The flames could be extinguished,
the unfortunate woman was shoekingly
burned about the lower pars OF the body
and about the bead.
Medical assistance was called, and
everything possible done to relieve the
sufferer, but at last accounts the old
lady was lying in q very critical condi
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.
Photographed EXCLUSIVELY for the
ssJ0urnal."


From Cairo and Below
CAIRO, March Go. u. Shipmar,
agent Of the Z. S. Sanitary Commission,
acknowledges the receipt from Gen. Reid,
commandment at this post, of nearly $751;
900 for the aid of white refugees arriv-
ing here Of this sum $4,000 has al
ready been disbursed A large amount
of clothing has already been contributed
to the same purpose. The number as
sisted BY the fund is 1912 Nearly
double the number has been assisted to
ratious &C.
The steamer Graham, from Memphis,
brought up Gen. Hurlbut, for Quincy, to
visit his sick family, and 40 bales Of
cotton for St. Louis.
The steamer Fanny was sunk on the
10Th fifteen miles above Grand Lake
No lives lost, and none Of the cargo
saved.
Six negroes we're killed and one white
man wounded by the cars running off
the track on the Memphis aud Little
Rock Railroad.
On thssl4th the gunboat Assays, which
led the recent advance of the expedition
on the Rel River cred $50 rounds. She
had one man killed, apd was struck BY
several shots without damage
The 9th and SD Illinois, and 23d aud
SD Indiana, re-enlisted veterans, ar
rived home on fnrlough.
Eighty.four prisoners, taken by Sher-
mans expedition, arrived from yicks-
burg-
Memphis cotton market dull and pri-
ces unchanged Arrivals BY wagon 100
bales shipped North 500 bales
Gen. Hurlbut made speech in the
City Council last night, giving them to
understand that IL they did not clean the
city and take measures to improve its
sanitary condition, he would stop their
collection Of taxes and do the work him
self Forrest is reported to be errang-
ing for a movement TO West Tennessee.
He had obtained large amounl )f hor
ses aud is mouhang his infantry.
Griersons cavaly ARE watebiug him and
viii give him warm work II he advances
northward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

EMclxxATi, March l9.--Dispatches
from Columbus say all the veteran regi-
ments in Ohio belonging TO The Depart
ment Of the South have been ordered to
The Army Of the Potomac.
Under the last Gall for troops Ohio is
short about $4,000 men.
The Commercials Chattanooga dis
patch says the rebels in large force are
in front, but make no demonstrations
Thirty-Gye FederaIs escaped from Col
umbus, S c., prison on Wednesday.
A dispatch from Meridian, Miss, says
Sherman has gone down the river, evi-
IDENTIFY destined for Red River
General Hindman has resigned Gen
cral Hood commands his corps.
Breckenridge takes command of South
Western Virginia.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
Georgia on account of Gov. Browns
message Rebel papers are discussing
violence.
The Union prisoners at Columbus
very nearly made their escape few
days ago by tunuehng out.
Part of John Morgan's command left
Decatur week ago.
General Price issued an order, dated
Longwood, Arkansas the Sd, resuming
command Of the Rebel Department Of
Arkansas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
Cedron Bitters

Ono trifi and Yen will neqer any others.
it IS aot necessary 90 publish Icing liss Of dis
eases f.rsEhieh she t'sdron nittcrs ase a specific.
Ia ali tiSeases 81 the STOMACH, 30 Nv
ELS. LINEE OR EEEDNEXSt
In an saactiuas 81 the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON nERANGENTENT OF
THE STOMACH or BOWELSs
In govt, RHEUMATISM AND NEu-
RAEsSsRAs
All in FEVER AND AGUE,
IL i destined 60 sHpercsa all other remedies. II
not ealy cures these diseases, but Il PEKYEsr
them.
A wine siiss full Of the Differs tsken an hour
before each neal viii obxiats the IA effects OF the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the persou
taking It against dissas under the most trying
eqposur2s.
sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
ES-Dr. JOHN BOLTS Frinsipai ofsee, Finn
-susef, louisville, nv.
sod BY .pSTER vIERIING.
NhS sole AFeat, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OfsICz att ass QUARtEErasTF-II-7
ETAssFILLEs IN =, March 7, IsC4 /
CEALED PR1POSALs Is DUPLICATE viii
- b csive1 At thfs os5ee untii satar1zg March
L b, lsf Tor ssI2piTtnE Toenrnlsnts III ceoeased
soidieEs Inferred IN OAK Hi Cometsryt, h. gov
sr 81 - the foil9Hing eeifcEti0nss
Good seasoned pine or F0pi-r iunafser, free from
knots, pla.e4s All 20 rsesise tNa costs Of white
pslut Nth an additl0osi cdaf Of roaf tar f5r tire
part aE-ssr groasd TIE Lettering u - IN Jiaek
PsiEts Wifh The o. tie s3.d.sr siasesI hlxit
- Be tAFse and ka.f 90 fst, ffts u fI5l ftefss
wide, sa4 fwo incAez tincE-
3 PErnposz-s viii f0En bars for : written con-
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COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March bpm.
FLOUR duh but unchanged Extra s. 7oa
IS sos sapsrfine nomiuaI
WHEAT dali and priees nominal
CORN 10 good demand. Ear sc, sh~iisd &c.
OATS TTs7so.
WHISKY le higher, bat demand very light.
BULK MEATS in good demand At sNss5<c for
Shoulders, 9e95ze for sides, and IlSl25se for
Hams.
MESS PORK IN 80 demand.
Liabilities aoEainal
GROCERIES firm aud unchanged.
CLOVER SEED advanced 20 81 eaasT q.
GOLD so96I; SILVER 50g5I5s; EXCHANGE
firm ct 40 premium.
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TO CONsUMpTTVEs

The Eov. b A. Wilson's Rerncdy for Consnmp-
tinn, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, ALI
Throat aud Lung Affections. together with a
pamphlet swing the prescription and a short hia-
tory orhis ease, caa be obtained Of
MEssRs. KELLER q WHITE. Druggisia,
dee2i 2n Ne. ~ Mhiu ST., Evansyilic.
TuE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERfFNCE Of
AZ INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and ~ a warning ana
CAUTION 70 YOUNG MEs who suner from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood.
etc, supplying NJ the same time TUE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By cue Who has cured himself
after being put TO great expense and injury through
medical hsmbug sna qnaekery.
nY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had Of the auther
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
Bedford, Kings County, n. Y.
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