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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
q. S. PROPOSALS.
O'nor or U $. co,.nisaa.r or suus,.rE ,,


Eyansytile, Ind, Dec. Let, lss&
Sealed PROPOSALS, in duplicate. viii be received
at this ofies uetir = O'Clock n, peceuiher 18th.
1854. for the followiag eofBmissafy storess
1000 barrels Flour-choice Kxtra, IN
barrels, full head lined, stating brand, and fur.
nishlng samplssot at tsst TIVE papnds
10000 lbs Potatoes In barrels, full head
lined, or reserved Kunny sacks.
$4,000 lbs Bacon shoulders - New
Smoked. IA strong strapped boxes containing Ice
rs. or w casks.
10000 ibs Clear Racon sides 49, New
Smoked, in strong strapped boxes or casks. Par
tics will state las kind Of psskagss shey propose
20 furnish IN the above.
$4,000 lbs Hominy, kiln dried, iu barteI.
Also For the supply Of Fresh Beef to ths L 5
General Hospital and the tr0ope receiving sup
plies At this post commencing ON the l6th OF
December, 1854, aad ending en- the ie,h day q
April, 1855. said Beef 50 be from steers GO be
ave years old aud oaer,to sweixh--nat--eseh noe
lees thau sou 10. The Beef to b sound aud whole.
some, with necks, shank,, and kidney sallow X
alsded
an articles toAe Of the beet quality, aud 20 &c
delivered free Of expense 70 the United States for
drayASe. &C 4 at ths L. s. subsistence Storehou.e,
at the time specified in the proposal No extcn-
account whatever
Actual tare Is required N all caseai to the rule
no exeeptioa will b. nsda uadar aay olrouni stan.
ces whatever.
Coopersg mus, be Of the best Aud snd every
PNeksge must be in hrss.rate shipping order
No charge for packa Scs allowed
Marked Anplcs Of each article must acconuary
the proposals (sxeept for neatsl. ans must be re-.
aherred 20 therelu, aH
All articles viii be carefully iaspect.d ~ an In.
speotor on the part Of the United States, and ia
article will be received or paid for until it la.
passed this Inspection, and certificate 60 thai
eject has been attached 70 he original hill
Zach package must have natkei on t. distinct
" and piaiHy, the name sad address Of the seller
the name Of the article, the gross, tsJe aud nett
Proposals. ~il b. received far the whole, or fol
any part Of the quantities required.
A copy Of this advertisement Is slip from !
nswspaper) must be attached to each proposal
Blank proposals will BE- furnished a. this ofice.
Proposals mnst b. euclosea in a sssled envslope
addressed 10 ths undersigned aHd endersed " Pro
posals for Subsistence Stores
Payments 10 be made Ia such faads ss may d
supplied BY tbeiTreaeery q de United States
cheeks for Certificates Of Indebtedness. s.
The right is reserved 10 rject any oE 81 pFopO
sails, Il such y coprse should 10 dsencdby the IA
dersignei Tor the benefit Of tbs GoyeFnm NJ.
Proposals must be signed By the parties them
selves, and not hy clerk sgensS. a..
Bidders are insitsd % &c present a the openip
81 the bids T. n EuRMAN,
decS-td ConmissAry ef Subsistence.
-W-~-a~~~@-~-s~--=-s--a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
OFFICIAL.

LETTTEs REMAINING UNCLAIMED il
tns Posz-0asce At Evansville, state Of Indians.
fzxh SAY q Becsmber, 1851
So Ta obtain Auy Of rhese letters, this kppll-
eat nus call ior 7dserrjsed Sstsers,T give ~
d4se 81 this list and pay one pHf fvF S&ysrtising
ES- If sot called for wfthtn nasHta, thsy vii
Be- seat 70 the pea4-Let1sr ua7cs.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by corners, st tbs
residences o. owners fin the larger siiicst naAy -
SECURED by Observing the f3lls2tng RULEe
/ DIRECT letters plainly 20 ttn street Ar d
uumher, - well a. the post-ofhcs and state.
z HEAD letters with she writer's po~t-eslcs
sad sxase, street. and Eaabsr, siga them Fszinly
wif8 fail HAms. and request taat'snsEeus Be
directed accordingly.
s. Letters % sfEA1zeEz 81 tEAnz1aEt visitors IN
= town or city. whose special address nay Be- un-
known ssoEid b Esarked. IN the lower left-hsud
earner, xlth tbs wort 81 TRANSMIT"
4 Pfaes tbs pastage-siaHsp on the sgeesa rsgAt
aaS corner, and Iszss Fass betWeen the stsszlEi
aud dirsetlen for Pos-ssark4ng without iuterfs-
inz With the Eritirg-
Ma REQUEST for the RETURN Of \ let
ter t. the writer. II uRelAimei within thirty day
q less, Written or printed with the writer
sense pusEscs. and SAFE, acroes the isfs hand en-
Of the snvzispe on The fzes side, VIII - pile
vita :. the usual prepaid rate OF postage, pAya
81 whsa the letter i deiivered 20 the Sritsr.-
sKc. Is, Law or lS62.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Rebel Battery on the Cumberlgnd--.
The sfezmer TIE, Tutt Captured
and BaFaed--The Ben south In
the Hands Of the Rebels--SarroW
escape orlhe J. Il. Kellogg.
SMGTHLAxp. EF. Dec. III, 1854.
E4isors EransviIls Journal.
RE steamer T. y. Kellogg ]. 5.
Rsysold's eoamauding, left ClArksvills
on the evening Of Dec. 10tb, ~ith two
arges IN toa At about p N. she
zas attacked BY a battery, in position,
near Cumberland City, when At . dis
lance Of not more than twenty yards
She received ten cannon shot, foar Of
shem taking effect, one through her
stacks, two through her boiler deck, and
ore striking her boilers, causing dan
gefoas Leak Al he same times = muir
dsrous yolley Of aasketry va, poured in
from al sides InmedisteIy below aud
/ in the channel as the wreck aof the
captured s,eslnsr Thos. f Tut, while
further on the steamer Ben. South,
swarmiug with the enemy. awaited, ev-
identity prepared 70 bosrd or force her
against the shore She succeeded in
passing over the wreck Of the Tut
riding her doEn, collided with the Ben
South, forcing her dowu, as tie aams
time receiving the IRE Of about l50 met
~ -
one hundred and fifty yards. she wa'
followed o. the South, Who gained slow
I iy-aga saselg -ap0a her, when, after 81
exciting race OF some four miles tn
Captain ordered the hsrgss to be Gu
loose. when the South was rapidly dis
, taneed, and soon after tarned back. tn
Kellogg received from six TO eight bar
dred musket shot, many Of them takinl
s5sct. Miraculoasly no lives we're los
e bat scarcely person on the boat b.
: can narrale a hair-breadth escape. To
, much cannot be said ia commemorate
Of all the officers OF the boat, who nobl
performed tkeir duty in this tryin
. emergency, bat without making any il
videous distincAp would especial
. n0tice the condac. Of the Captain VII
e ia bis prompt action, snergetically a
o sisted By R B Maeky, Mate, and mob
! sustained By w. n St Joha, pilot &
whom tEo-thirds Of the shots we're Anne
we're the sayiors Of the boat
. This is, perhaps, the naFrowest 81
a cessful escape apoa record
! The Kellogg Is badly disabled aud
ordered 70 Louisville, where she y
? undergo repairs
4 As EYEWITNESS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

R@-In another place we publish .
statement made by passenger on the
J. n. Kellogg, relative to the operations
of the rebels on the Cumberland. From
the same source we learn that Sen. Lyon
has established himself with 1000 men
at that point Cumberland City) aud has
erected battery with which to blockade
the river, The Tut had been captured
and burned, and the Ben South and
small boat, name not aseertAined, were
in the hands Of the rebels The Des
Moines, the Kentucky, With 200 refugees
on board, the Echo, and Rose D
had been ordered out on Saturday even
ing, and it is supposed all have been
captured 1t is very evident that the
rebels have pretty full command OF the
Cumberland, and with the captured
boats can readily cross to this side, and
invade Kentucky.
Our military authorities would do
well TO be on the alert and prepare for
the defense Of our border.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

a9- Mas n Oh, dread 10 70 shop
ping these cold days, and the children
must have something TO wear for CArist-
masl
Mas A. To Mas =. Why, you ore
not posted; you cannot have been out
shopping lately, or you wonld have
known. If you 20 70 sebapker & Bus
sings, you can 6nd anything you want,
for they have just reoetved new stock
Of goods. aud they have Dot one price,
and their store is as comfortable as in a
summers day. Il is kept warm BY bot
ar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13


Kaihairun IL from The Greek word ''Kafhre," o.
"kAihairo." siEuifying te cleanse. rslusinsts ard
rsstors. This srtiels Il what iis name siguibes
Ter preserving, rsstoriHg snd bsasiifying the
esnaAn hair t - the raost refas4ksbs pzsDsratlon
is ths sorid. u = sssfn ovasa sad put up -
The original proprietor. sad i noE aAae With ils
Sans care, skili aud attention Whieh gave e :
sale q over ons million bottles pr asnam
IL iss most delighted Hair Dressing.
is srAdiossss scurf snd eanarHn
II kssps The hssd cool aaa elsans
Il Hsakes ths hair, rieh. saft ssa giasax.
u pssTsuts ne hair fres fslliaE 81 $50 tara-
Ing gray.
II restores bair upon bald hazds
Any lady o. gshtlsmsa who values hssntffrI
bad q hsir sbouis ass Lyou's Esfhalrsa. Itis
kzovn sad q "a fhfgnghout the civilized pafis
sold b. al respectable Dealers
DFnAs : 5ARHEs A CO.. Nss YORK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

FEsTRrLoQUssN at MozaAr Haul
Mr.. L B Hardy, the renowned veutrilo.
quiss, mimic, &s, having arrived ia the
city and engaged the shove popular hall
Ter three nigh,s-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. 10Th, 18th and l4th,
will there deliver series Of bis very
popular explanatory lectures. illustrating
The wonderful peculiarities Of the human
voice, and the innamerabls variety OF
tones it is capable Of producing, By hold
ing various diver,iug dialogues with q
number Of imaginary persons in various
places, aud 81 surprising distances. Tn
like most Of persons who lay claim 70
this most singular faculty, Dir q does
not eou6ne his experiments to the room
alone, but viii produce sounds with
amazing accuracy aud distinctness 81
the immense distance OF three hundred
yards. The whole entertainment viii be
found strictly moral and instructive, as
veil as highly amusing in its eharae.
ter. Doorsopen At early eandle-Hght
Fer particulars, see bills Of the day.
Dec 9-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

FINE CLOTH, SILK, AND YELvET CLoAKs
AT ArCTIoS. - VIII be sold at Hiram
Nelson's auction rooms, corner OF Main
asd Third streets, eu Thursday and Fri
day, Dec. 18th aud 10th, commencing q,
ten o clock an, the finest, largest, and
best assortment Of Ladies Cloaks ever
offered TO the public. The oloaks are
al new, perfect, and warranted b. one
of the larges, cloak houses in the East
Ladies are invited to examine the stock,
which will be on exhibition Wednesday
afternoon.
htEaN NELsoS, Auetioneer
Dec. 10. d3s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

sas- There are reports at Leaven-
worth that rebel force under Stand
Waite, Cooper, and Gano had crossed
the Arkansas River and is threatening
our line Of communication between For,
Scott and Fort Gibson. A large aud
| valuable train is now on its way to Fort
Gibson, aud Il is thought the rebels rnsy
attempt TO capture II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

.NorIce Hereafter no itinerant jour.
printer need apply TO US for passes on
steamboats,, Tor any ports. We don't
own any steamboats,, to our knowledge,
and have no relatives who do.
We have been annoyed sufficiently on
this point, and propose to quit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Carr HISEs-This celebrated Lieu
tenant Of Morgan, who was with him
when be effected his escape from the
Ohio State Prison, is supposed 10 be
one of the New York ineendiaries. A
man Of his description has been arrested
in new New York, and the warden of
the Columbus Peneteutiary has been
sen, to see if he can identify him as
Hines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Rua0E. - A rumor was current in
Nashville on Thursday night tina, Maj :
Gen, Mllroy had encountered rebel
force near Murfreesboro, during the day,
and. after a spirited engagement, sue
ceeded in defeating the enemy and cap
turing battery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
q. S. Internal Revenue.


n = GAL IScO NE TAX.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Hats vsiuaticns. and eaumsFsifoas, 81 the
special tue0uae Tax, maze sna tzkhA - the sever
81 assistant Assessors IF ths ist Col-efis strict
Of the State q Indiana. are now open, and Nlli
ren4ia 20 for the space Of TEs DAYS. subject 70
tie taspeeFloa q al persons interested. fhsT
viii b isnad AZ the several Assistant Assesser's
beacrs, via
ynke Covert, Waahiagton. Davies coaaty.
=. b. EamsnstQn, Jas.eF, DuSals CSunty.
Nm. Kurtz. PTlncetoE. Sifhson Gounty.
A. b. McKee, 81 Goart Hoass. rinesnnes. Kanx
County.
AaFnn Heaxkteh. LssEooiss. Martin County
Ksadiek HarFeii. Petersburg. rlka uouasy
AphR bursis, Mt. Eernon, raaey Cs3nty.
Ira BreshesFHs Fee1pors, speaeur coanty.
X. !. ucrbbruok. Ksansyfila, V4ader bargh
3 CunutF
Il. Adams, Sswburgh, wASriek County.
All appeals 20 kha Assessor mast b made As
writing, saa specify the partienl-s case, mattel
( o. thiug Frspsssiax shieh aseisien - Repaired
T sad ststs ths ssaerAi grsuna principle " In.
I equality OF srraE eempialaea q
20. HUTCHINSON.
Assessor lsi pts.rist IEalanH.
Vinesnnss. Iha., Dee. 7th, 1854
b~e u aaskwit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
OFFICE OF DISCOUNT AND
DEPOSIT.
w. ]. LOWRY & CO. Bankers,
No. /, First Street.

Have for sale and immediaoe de-
livery Government Securities Of
every description, and buy and sell
Gold. Silver. Coupons and Demand
Notes, Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change, Government Vouchers, and
Order on Washington.
Dec l3--3td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

B9y-A reliable gentleman states that
Hoods headquarters are on the Harding
pike, four miles from Nashville 1t is
said she'll passed through his head
quarters the other day from the battery
Of Fort Con6scs,ion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

vexrRmoeUIsM We were too late at
Mozart Hall last night to witness the
performance by Professor Hardy, bat we
learn from persons who we're there that
be gave very general satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Prom Rev. WarreH HaBdeipf Pastor Of ths
Baptist Church a. Germantown. Psna.s
n q n. gactseH,
DsAn HtM 80 Personal enparisucs enables me 10
say tbaf regard tbs German BIttara made BY
Faa a. most eseslieHt suea 10 caasa o. 81
EsEs cold sod ssfsrsi debility have tssn greatly
isafilftsl ~ fns q the blttsra nsd doubt act
they VII Freduca iuliiar Effects on others
foaFss traiys WARREN HASDJIPH
0eFmRntoNn. Pana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

A Tar DowN THE RITER-A REP0eT.
Maj White, Of The PERM, Department,
says the Louisville Journal Of SATURDAY..
returned from trip down the river
yesterday He heard his dspu,ies, or
agents, on board tie nail steamers. give
such glowing accounts Of tho trip from
Louisville to Evansville aad back, that
be concluded to try the luxury OF steam
boat travel o. the Ohio himself. lie
packed his traps-a pipe, a pound Of to-
bacco, a pint flask and 4 toogh-btash--
aud thus equipped be took passage on
board the Taraseon. Aftsr an absence
Of three days, the Major made bis ap-
pesrsBcs at headquarters again yesser,
day with face remarkably long In
regard TO his operations, Col Farleisb
received the foIioring report
COLONEL: I'VE" (editorially speakingl
are in bad FIX we" set ap late last
night in the l. B I'VE were ia CLOSE
proximity to one Mr.. Walker TAYLOR. a
very near relative to one Jack We feel
this morning that sieh was risky bUsi-
ness. I'VE" have forked over 6fiy-sight
dollars and thirty-6ve cents, income tax,
which cur magBanimous Governments
kindly granted the permission 30 pay.
We feel elaied with oar success Mr..
Speed did not hesitate to take the fands.
MAJOR, &c
The Major IS satisfied with his trip.
He appreciates the luxury Of steam
boat ride when the banks Of stream
swarm with gaerrilIas, bat don, care
about repeating the dose he has con
cluded to intrass the permit business
along the river hereafter 10 bis agents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

R4~ Major Gen. Couch, who was re-
Gently ordered to report to Gen. Thomas,
has been assigned to the command OF
the second division Of the Esd corps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

A~At$t@ 4AHA0f - HA0sIs
Thia 10 IT, most dslightfHi sad sxfrnorlinary
srtisis evrF iscsvsr IL changes The sn, b,,rv,
ace and ~ a. to D sariy safi1 tartsrs "a rsvs.a
ing bsauiy' Tyartgng fbs marble pur,tv Of va.st
ard the a. Fss appearAaes 50 fBvifinx a tbs sls,
bsils Ct : lsn. Il r~nsv.s "a. go. -
pics aus EhBrss from The skin. leaving ti, es,a.
Fssxion b. transparent and smoota. it COZ.
tsins 70 material lnJuri0as 20 the sk5a. patrgn.
lzsd - Actresses aud oDsra Singers. Ttiazkzf
every LADY should nave sod svsr~whsrs.
Prepared By v. z. HsgaA. Trey, E.Y.
Address eli sgseFs -
DEHAs 6. BARsgs 4 Co. EsE =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

IHroRrAsT ARaEsT.-One Of the
0gIes who killed Jack Weleh, two years
ago, and who escaped from the officers
was arrested last night, and is now in
ian
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
'N nROWN,
rhfiaae lpaia

From ihs Re-. gessph "a. Ksanard. Pastor o.
the Tenth Baptist Church
u. JaaHsaa.
DfAa ga - have BEEN frequently requested %
eahhnet my name Nith eommeudaii0ns % differ
eHt kinds u medicisss, bat regarding the ;Fas.
fiaa est ~ niF afffoffists sphsrr ~, n al
sssss siseuaed bHt viii eieaF proof IL various
Instances. Hnd pafiieniariy iH my fnmiiy, 81 the
Gee uiasss 81 bf. He nand's German Biffars, I
depart Tor nuns frsm usy usual esurs~ a. a. pr..s
ny faii eaHsirfoa that fer gsasral d,bilr al IA
sfsssss. aad ssreesaily JsF Eissr Cosspgsiaf u 10
eff esd faiatis fspasatieH. IN sons cases Il nav
fail bat usually. doubt not Il will h ~ lene-
aeiai - thasa who suffsr from the ahova causes
T4uFa. vrrE FasfarffufIw
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SNITRLAsp, KT., Dec. IL, 1864
Editors Josrnaf:
We, the undersigned officers Of the
u. s Army, nov prisoners Of var on
parole, take this means Of expressing
our tbangs 20 Capt J s Reynolds, com
handing steamer J, y. Kellogg, for the
kindly manner in whieh oar men and
officers, Who we're eaplared on the
steamer Thomas E Tua By Brig Geo.
Lyon, G. 8. A. have been treated al be
hands Cap, Reynolds saved his beat
,by,euuiag loose the two barges IN toS
aud saeeessfully passing The rebel bat
terry ia POSITION At Cum berland City
thodgs his boat had been FiddIed by
sevsfal cannon sh0ts and small arms
We having Just arrived at Fort Donsl
son, uader aag OF trace, we're kindly
taken care Of by the Captain and b.
ollieess- and safely landed at this place
/ One of she boilers being injured to,
much BY rebel solid shot, he proceeded
I farther down the river
RoHERr BUCHANAN,
Il Col 7th Mo Vet Inf
I IAWNs r FirzoEaaELt.,
Adjt slst III Vol Iuf
JAcDs 3 Ktve,
LIST liz Co c, slsl Ill Vol Inf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

% Our friend, J. h Carlin, is deter
mined that no one shall outdo him in
contributing to the comforts of the peo-
pie. He has just received by express a
superior lot of under and over shirts.
scArfs, wooden comforts, gloves, &c, all
Of the best quality, and which he offers
for sale ct low prices. Give him a call.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
LAW CARDS.
jas. II. F" aIlxer,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent for obtaining Pensions,
Back Pay and Bounty
LOB DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. AsD FOB
I the Ei1oxs azd ofhsr legal representatives. Of
4ass Eha de In the service Of the Unfte4 STATES
ice "a tbs SSrTh-Tsss side - Third Street
asAr tks y Washington Hozse a1d Bezriy opposite
ste Cart Hsass Evansville, fadtSaA-
All bzsInsss sos<usssd % hfz VII bs pl91PuJ
sxsss1s6 -. tY1s-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
III. j. sCHLAEPFER.
Read ReadiI Read !

LIVERY PEHsoH wfsBINfk TO PUHCHAs p
u a nice present Tor the holidays wHl 90 we'll -
calling a. schas pfsf'a DRAG btsras esfstrof hein
aud second Htreats, Hnd eE9Hlige bis large ani
veil .sL etsd steek oonssfiu xof bsahtifal safg-
~ o. Velvet, Wire, aud Morocco farses, Poet
Monairs and waiists kiso lafgs Nagistf ot
Hair, Nail, Tooth, shaving, aud elofb. 4hfpshal
The iatsst styIs. Of handkerchief Extfatrs, C9i.
OEnes, Pomades, Hsir oils Tooth Powders ed
Pastea, Lilly White. Fancy Soaps, Toilet stands
and sets, Pun B0xss, and Psnsian sefnt saehei %
aCHLAEPFEHh Drug store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
GRtlcEhIES. g

NEW HAMS - 1000 LIE SUGAR CURED
IN Hams az = WM OAbDW ELL'a
.-ssa = Famlly Gracsfy.
DEF TON0Ue H.-to DOZEN Sugar Cured Beef
ID Tongussat No first street.
NEW HOMINY -.fa bills White FLINT Heaiay
IN AZ wM GALEWELLs.
ONIONS bbls choice Onions At
" NO. FIRST STREET.
DUCKwHEAr fLOUR-75 Jacks Psnnsyisa.
ID MIA BuekWheat Flour at
nRIEp APPIRs.--A ohoirs article to - had at
IL ~ UALDWELLrs
CHEEsE-20 boxes Hamburg Cheese and 8 10
~ Pine Apple Cheese a
@WM. CALDwELLs
CtRANBEERfEs.-- cboioU artltie 70 be had &C
- No. . FInsT STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

From tsv. y. Turner, Pastor q H.sdiaE N a.
Z. Church. Philadelphia
D. 5esksoa,
DtaH tGa Having used yosr Gsnsn BIttsrs IN
rs isEaliT hequsnfif, an prepared % say that
T. las basa q great ssrrics I believe that In
easss g EsnsFai liability d The system, Il 10 the
safast aud mosf sainzbls renlsdy n which have
az kspsiedEs. fouFs, respectfully.
= n. TuHNER,
10. 72g Eorfb Hinetssuth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

HEINsTEEET-s
Inimitable Hair Restorative
NOT 4 DYE
But restore. gray hair 70 - orizfasi oslor. b
sapDiyIug the CAPILLARY tabss vita natural sasis-
szsos, imFzirsd by Ass o. disease. All iassaasass-
90 Ss.s composed q iuusr eostie, aesfroylns
the vitality sHa beauty Of the hair. snd ssora q
themselves no dressing. HeiHstrsst's IninItabls
Colorng not ouly restores hair 70 it, natzr.l eolcr
By AZ easy process, bat gives tha bars
LuTurianf Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents it, falling o. srsa-
ic1.ss dGsdFua, and fnpar "a health a1a pleasant
nsss to the heAs- It has tod the tast u tl1s, r.
ing the co1oriHAl Hair Col oring, sad Is constantly
Increasing In favor. ICED y both gentlemen arc
Ladies. IL Is ssid By al rsspsesAbie Gealers, n
can b procured b. then q the soaauasreias
Arssss. D. 8 BARsEs CO., 1os Broas.zy. x.
York Two sfzss, 90 cents asd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

VETERANS TO TIE FRONT. - About
ninety-hve convalescent soldiers were
forwarded from the hospitals in the city
to the front by the TArAseon on Satur-
day evening.