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The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07
DEsTITUTEFAMILIEs'
q NGoetint Of the CitiSsns Called !

There 10 scarcely q day passes but
what We sec throo or four ladies come
TO town for the purpose OF getting from
the Commissioner, a li:tlc meal and
meat with which II feed their almost
starved children. But owing - ,hc
impossibIli,y Of the commissioners pro-
curing moat. these poor women are
compelled to go home without il. and
frequently, we arc told, without any
corn Or meal. Thus The poor women
tho families of soldiers-aro torment.
ed by the agpnizing cry Of their children
by calling for-"Na, want piece OF
bread" Think OF that mother feelings
when she has not nor knows not whore
to get tho broad. The commissioners
have tried in vain TO buy meat but
they cannot Tor neither love Ior money
because it is not - be EAi in thS
county. We wrote on this subject bo-
fore, appealing To the Government au.
thoritics TO. sell the corn and meat
that would be collected IN this county,
20 tho families hoco that we've actually
III want, knowing a. the same lime
there would DO great scarcity in pros
visions in this county, and for them to
purchase wLcro these commodities
3 pl3u.ifal.I We are informed that
there is IN abundAnee Of corn in tie
pr.,iriSs Goso by tho railroad. Il is
we'll known TO every one who has re-
sidsd in this county any 'ev.,slh OF time,
that before the war broke out, The PEG,
,.l.-..--.al&6>--s----Aiy- have TO scnu To
tho prairies for corn OA< buy their
meat from tho market. TIM vas when
her WY king population was ~ home.
This iSR > poor county, and twO Sird,
her working class of people are id Ne
army, and their families left, helplcssN
on tho remaining portion for support
It is expected by tho Government, !
appears, that these families are TO sup
port their brothers, their sons and thei
husbands, who are in The army. whe'
it took all thy could mako 10 spppor
their fIRiIics when they were ut home
There arc but very few negroes in III,
county. and the people will sntIer
something is not dooc to prevent 1t =
Already ave som: Of the destitute fam
lilies felt the effects OF tho approachiE,
crisis. Corn can scarcely be bought q
any priCo-and as for meat We do 10
know of u pound for sale. How cal
we then expect long to have al arm,
of true veterans in the field and thei
wives and littlo ones at homo withou
anything to cat We can remedy thi
evil and let US como up boldly to thei
relief.
Again-A great many Of our farm
ors, knowing The wants of the people
in this county, ID be great, forfc'teC
their corn, in order that they migh
supply tho wants of these people. !
was optionary With them, either 10 pa
their tythO in corn, or pay fifty poi
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07
TEIEGRAPHIC

Richmond April H. Lbs following
Oaieial disp3ch rom Gen. Hoks hss
been FecsIvd, dAted Piym"ath. Ap'il
20 81 hav(stOTmed and carried IhiO
place. eaptub ng one BrigadiUr, .iHGrsa
hundred an twenty-five pieces OF ar
t,llery"
A clcgrd n to tho PrcsiIent from
Col. John Taylor WOOd says. ahoat
1900 YADkD 'cIudiAs 4O) negroes. were
captured NJ Plymouth. al,o 80 pisces
OF artillery 10000 poLnIs meat. ono
thousand 4 AT,ls -four and Q full gaFri-
son outfit. Two gnnhoats were Sunk.
anoth or diSAbIed. And a small steamer
captured. Our l0ss about thee hundred
IN all Col Mercer was one vi the
killed
SenAtObi4. April 97.-Ths Chicago
Times oTVhS 9sdi Is received -
Correspondents, 90 we'll rs wounded
Ofic ,rs, fpm Vlcks burg state that The
series of o. gsgemeHts in Louisiana re-.
suited in o complete defeat to the Fed.
erals.
General Smith succeeded only in ga
vi0g BankS's army from complete
desLacliou.
Great indignation is manifested ..
gaiaSt Banks by bis subordinate officers.
A dispatch from Washington to the
N. Y. Herald. alleges the discovery Of
vide spread conspiracy in the North
Weste'h States TO iaangurats armed
pesistance 10 the government.
CrawfordN county, Ohio, has been
placed uHder martial law 10 Consequence
of tbA d,scovery.
Tho Memphis BuIleiA Ofths 10Th in
10 received.
Ills entirely silent in regard TO the
late .lisaster la ] oLisllDa.
IARripshas>. Anil 2S-,Reliabls ~
viccS1S'sa tho Tiver 6faT@ zttsar ~.
Taylor followed Banks from ARans6ald
and cosght him at Grand &c on be
18th. and defeated him and captu,sd
1900 to 1000 priOners and camp equip.
age in proportion,
Banks Is how nj Fort DeRussey,
with the remains Of his Rrmy.
Transports ioade.l with wouuds are
coming out Of Red River continually.
Rsi"forcemenls are being Forwarded
from New Orleans. and Baton Rouge 70
Banks's assistance.
His headquarters will be at Matches
FOR the present.
His army is represented As complete ~
dem oralised. and Embarrassing him
every moment.
Anothe7disPatch says that Taylor
Oap'Orcd zen thousand prisoners four
hundred kASons. ninO-teqI pisces o.
artiIlcryfn Louisiana.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

cCapt. MOrtOu's celebrated bates
~. lOOloNG to FOrreAl's cavalry passed
th 5bagh this pIAOo lsst "Wednesday Tor
Tbelo See resolutions in another.
OOhmn passed by them. at a called
mtsdOg ct KilMichRl, in this county
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

Ih-r1RY OF TIE WAR.-rwo library
couscrips have been detailed Ivy tl Be-
cteiarv Of War TO write. GA the patt OF
the Administration. history q the
war Onc OF them il trans Pet1mac
Confederate. but who, it Secme has
succeeded N satisfying tic autAd ties
that ho i. better O. aIiti'l TO chronicle
the events OF he Co.f-derary thAa 9th
or literary g'nl!"nvu VIII arc ''N' the
a" %a .l1G n S7-g ~ - y l az ~ 4
Mr.,,A, NY TINS. Grec'y 'SaET eI'
gage ~ VITA, = a,>.o;y Q. ,he1Wsr,
on tn, part clthe Iaa',rr :. !rniustra.
tior. Tncsc mp rial soircOe' Nill
doubtless CIV" vrly iaitt'u' aarTAIiveA
NJ evrrts &C. .l"hus Sun.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07
For the spuihsrA Motive
ZI1g2V1sS22.

a song gOT tie UeterHGn soldiers ofAe " Vol.
EAteev STATE"
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

FRoM MLKIco The special cbtfes.
pondent ot the New York Tribune.
from MatanIoras. SAYS tho treaapu Of
VI. ri ~ fully confirmed. and ever
So : no rebellion brpk" ont hA les
carr.sd on large and iucrativNk trAds
with the rebels Cortjna tho nc = <iOR.
,crDcr OF TamaulipnS. h" sent lro1pS
I<,mst HIN. white ID Iblado Is reg tod
th.ave marched ag.. -; him iro u Sal
! t'Il&r orirr 10 cru~h him. ~kIlr .
has fAp 1lly dqposc him; bu' III not
yet alpNQtcd a successor. An en- pse.
men, "ot IN tho forces ot w -Aurri
IN those oAhe Ma i,nll Govero"rnt
looked for win.a great deal of '1t rtst.
! - evolving ny. : result To- course Of
lLl National Go"Nrument in Nexko.
aud the lurth 'r opsN ons OF Llnrez
MomLE-A lester from w Li!s b.. tho
Sr"hnta Rcpubi.; contaiGN, iUAk uSw.
iog par graph;
What d. you thin'1 thy ~ doing
woodworking all the oil IN n the
city. They arrested an Old cu,x n the
Other day who was sixty five y. e. old
What TO-? YOU ask. Wen, he hn 10 go
before justice OF the peace aud make
aifi iavit IN his are. Yes, good. Then
the Jus:icc .ci.a-g'l ii'tssn TOD or it
Eli. do you see: Thst'ss,. Tvs don't
believe l,sec TIC m-vhi & peaera qotice
oil tour c,iici"n' military. kenll oman.
I ~ Captaio,' gallant n Jnr,P fright
man IN tho light place. Sc. &S., TO
which woulI adj "pnt ,nuney In thy
purse, god Roicr.-o, AMI follow the
wars" Now wou!I 'aiMsc van your
old men not TO cumC 10 Mobile without
they hsvo the proper sfbdaVits or thA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

NV SrNAaoGuE-The Hebrew con
gregation of Benz Israel hare contract
ed for the building OF their Synagogue,
which will DO erected on the corner Of
Sixth and Division Streets during the
coming Summer.
The brick work will be done by Mr.
james L. Piuman, the carpenters work
by Mr. Albert Yohn, and the stone work
by Mr.. Henry Dannatell, the whole un
der the supervision Of Messrs, Mnrsennn
n Boyd, Architects
This church edifce, plan Of which
we described some month or two ago,
will unquestionably be one of tho most
elegant in the State, aud will be a great
ornament to the city, which is becoming
celebrated for its rapidly growing taste
in architecture, and will DO proud
monument to the good taste and liber
ality Of our Hebrew iellow-eiIiEens, who
though few in numbers in our city, are
determined to do themselves aud iheii
adopted city honor in the erection Of thi
noble and magnificent temple, to be con
seerated to theservioe Of toe Living God
Other religious denominations viii
probably be called on for material nj,
to carry out their pvaiseworthy enter
prise, aud We hope they will receive a
literally as they have given when Gale,
on for like enterprises,
The new Synagogue viii be commence.
on the first Of June, and viii be pushe
forward with oil possible energy and es
petition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
JoHssor's FAMLY MAr.-We have been

JoHxsoEs FAMILY MAr.-We have been
permitted, By Mr. King, the agent foi
this valuable work, to glance over his
lat Of subscribsrs IN our city. We were
gratiied to learn that 80 many are TAX
ing deep ipteres; in this truly magnis-
cent geographical work. His lisi already
numbers between 80 and so subscribsrs
II ought to be at least 100 No intelli-
gent man. who feels an interest in the
intellectual improvement Of himself OF
children. viii fail to subscribe for this
atlas, If be can possibly afford the cans
to pay for II; We are not sure bat that
It would be On act Of vision to shorten
the supply of bread aud meat little, or
cheaper the quality Of clothes worn
rather than fail to secure the Atlas.
There is too much Of disposition in this
world to starve the mind and psmper the
body. The spirit Of inquiry that look
through Johnson's Ailas you'd arouse in
the minds Of children will be worth far
more to them than tie cost Il the book.
Therefore, we coHtinue to urge orr PEG.
plo to subscribe before Mr King leaves
the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
River News.


The river a; this poins is nearly at a
stand, and has been re some two days
There was not an unusual quantity Of
business done on the levee, yesterday.
Tue CharmeF arrived here on Sunday
aight, late, from Nashville, with a nice
trip, to which she added somewhat off
the Carrie. In the.person Of her Cap
tain we had the pleasure Of meeting an
acqasintauee Of twenty years ago-Cap-
tain Gs7rge Noors 6rst.raie, clever
ieliow, and veteran steamboatman.
The Jewess took down a splendid trip
for s. Louis yesterday.
The - Patrick came no for Louis
vile, Yesterday, having made a splendid
ron from MemPhis-which place she
left quarter before seven o'clock Sat
urday evening, and rsashed here at a
quarter after three O'Clock yesterday.
After diseharsing los bales Of cotton, to
90 east this day by the Cotton Express,
she proceeded to Louisville
Tie Leni l.eoti was here yesterday
from Nashville, and We were glad to End
On board the friend Of former years, Mr.
Dan Moore, who IL tie chief clerk Of
the LEM LEoti, and as elegant gentle
man as ever handled pen.
The General Anderson was detained
until late last night FOR some necessary
repairs to her machinery. She had a
good trip
The Dunkerson got nice trip for
Green Rive, and left at eight clock last
night
Remember the beautiful Carrie goes
TO Nashville this evening, aud will be
found pleasant sud a safe boat for ship.
pers and passengers, and Capt Ha1leit
IS an exceedingly atiable add polite gen
tleman
The Armada arrived from Cairo abou 1
o'clock last night. flying light
The Glendale passed up from Mem.
phis aboa, l0f o'clock. With moderate
trip
The Missouri over due, bad no, ar
rived up to mid-nigb, last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

EMPORIUM or FASHION We would a.
wise our young friends, in fact every per.
sou, TO go and examine Carlin & Co. a
stock Of csssimeres, French and Scotch
goods, American goods, veslings, black
and blue cloths. Sc fer they have now
on land complete assortment Of tie
above goods, which they iuteud to dis
pose Of at the lowest possible rates We
have examined their goods and must
confess tina. they have the finest stock in
the city. Nov all you young men that
want a nice aud stylish sait 81 clothes do
not delay, but give Carlin & Co. a call,
at No. 3, First street, near the Post
Office.
They also keep "a endless variety Of
Furnishing goods
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
CITY NEWS.
THE BOUNTY QUESTION:
Proceedings of Council.
IL oOPPERHEAD DODGE.
The Marshal FilIs the Quorum.
FLOUsDERlsG Og A BUTrERStT.


The City Council was called together
yesterday 70 answer the request Of the
mass meeting held At the Court House,
on Saturday night The hour Of meet
Ing vas Fixed for two clock, but upto a
quarter to 3 only four members, to-Wit,
Dean, Archer, Cook and Mills, with he
Mayor, had made their appearance.
Tho committee was in attendance, and
the Marshal reported that some Of the
members Of the Council refused TO come,
clearly manifesting that their motto was
"not a dollar to the soldiers" aud not
soldier 70 the army.
Under tho city ordisanees the Coun-
Gil was called to order, and a quorum
not being present, an order was issned 10
the Marshal to compel the attendance Of
n quorum, and after sufficisat time. thu
Marshal returned with Councilman
sohmitis in custody, his Gne classic
features beamins with intelligence aud
Indignation lie vas respectfully re-
Quosiod to take a scat at the table, but
he positively refused, saying be had DO
time to stay
Tho Mayor replied that it would not
require but "a few minutes to transact all
the business desired but the gentleman
from the Thitd Ward emphalically re-
fused so sit al SO table, and when twas
remarked that bis presence in the room
as oil that was required, be made a
motion 10 leave the room but the Mayor
read tie law 10 him, aud he was COM
PEELED 10 remain, aud took his seat out
side the bar among the spectators
The Committee presented their report
and, on motion Of Councilman Cook, il
vas ordered that an appropriation Of
$50 be made to each volunteer for the
hundred days service, up TO the quota
required Of Fauderbnrgh County, there
being no dsseating vote; wheroupon the
Council adjourned
The action ofthe CoPperhead Coan.
cilmen waa severely criticised, and the
young men who are rushing so promptly
10 the call os their country can soc who
are their friends aud the friends Of the
country,
REcRtIrISa-Th filing up Of the
companies goes bravely on. and swo
companies for the 100 days service are
now full, aud two others are progressing
finely Had it not been for the refusal
" the County Commissioners TO grant d
bounty Of 500, the quota of Vanier
burgh County would now be full, and OUT
County would have the honor to be the
frat in ,he State to respond to tho cal
Of the country
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03


A DESERVED CoN,rimexr We clip
from the New 0rleaue Times Of the ls,h
tbs following deserved compliment TO our
old feilow-citizen, Capt F. G. ORiIey
We take great pleasure 10 directing
the attention Of our readers to the ad.
vertisement of T. q O'Riley. grocer and
commission merchant, corner 81 Poydras
and New Leyee strceta Mr. o Riley has
long been connected with The business
of New Orleans, aud was, in days gone
by, known to our citizens rs An exfen.
ave dealer in Western produce, having
his headquarters At Evansville, lndiAus
He is we'll known 10 tho merchants 81
the South and West as an eatarprisiug.
upright and honorable business man, and
enc Of the best takers in the United
States. Since his establishment, in New
Orleans, Mr. 0'Riley has been conduct.
Ing bis business on the broad gauge
principle, and keeps on hand as large a
stock Of choice groceries as can be found
| in any other establishment in the ciiv
Persons at distance, shipping goods TO
the city, cannot eonsign them to safer
hands aud merchants who wish to buy
will DO well to give him a call. lf he
doesn't sell them bill, we will voueh
for it they are pleasantly entertained, at
least
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
THE VERY LATEST
TELE O. II a p H.
CONGRESSIONAL.
KHTTIIth Cosgress--First Session.

WASHINGTON. Aav 2-tI0Usz The
House reported and referred 10 the Com
mfffee on Military Affairs the resolu;ion
Of Mr. Blair, Of Missouri, calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury % state the
amount Of debt incurred by the several
States 20 aid IN suppressiug the rebellion,
End declaring as the jsdgmen; Of the
House that all deb,s legihmateiy con
traeted should be assumed aud houidz-
ted BY the general Government
The House then took up the resolution
offered last December, declaring that the
Z uion is not dissolved and that whenev-
er the rebellion in any one Of the seeded
States be pat doBn, subIued either by
force or voluntary submission 10 The au-
thority Of TIE Constitution aud Laws. sech
State shall be restored 10 all It's rights
and privileges under the Constitution Of
snch State aud the Constitution Of the
Cniled States-ineluding lhe right to
regulate aud control It's oSn domestic in
s'ifusions, free from al Executive con
irOl.
Mr.. Harding, Of Kentucky, said the
question turned on the fact whether the
onion is dissolved or not, and that when
ever q rebel.ious State Is su6dLed or
voluntarily retarus to its allegiance il Is
State in the Union, with ali toe rights
belonging 10 It under the Constitution
Harding never voted against the reso-
luliaH, throwing himself in;othe position
81 sayiag thai las Uaioa j. dissolved
psou, 81 Michigan, moved to lay the
resolution or the table The motion Of
Epson was agrded to-Yeas 3, nays 26.
Frank, Of New York, presented tie
reviews u she Legislature Of New York,
affirming and declaring that the pr0cla
amatioa of President ianco!n, declaring
Tie extinction Of slavery, was not only =
necessary. but Rise, siatcsmanlike aud
Constitutional measure. aud should be
made the Fixed law Of he land, and re-
questing the Representatives aud in
structing tie senators from that State
to support an amendment to he Consgi-
tuli0n Of the United States prohibiting
slavery in any State The resolutions
we're referred to fhe Judiciary Committee.
The House took up Mr Wadsworth s
resolution declaring that The powers not
delegated to the United States BY the
Constitution, nor prohibited by It to the
States, are reserved respectively 20 the
states Or the people, end thar The execu-
tive can neither directly or Indirectly ex.
eFclse any Of the powers thus reserved,
or lawiully.restrict OF obscEnet DE exer-
else thereof By the people
Mr.. tarusworth moved that the reso
luton be referred 20 the Committee on
the Rebeilious States.
Mr. Cox moved TO lay IL Ga the table,
ia order TO get square vote upon H.
Ihe motion was disagreed to BY = ma
jorisy IN the negative
Ne Cox now asked for a vote difeetl,
on the resolution. which be merely al
Grmed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

THEArRg-The spiri, Of patriotism
now moving the people in shis city eaas-
ed smaller house last night than usual
at Masonic Hall From persons in st.
tendance We lean that the great tragedy
ef Evadpe was well represented. To-
night by particular request OF many, the
beautiful play Of the Stranger will be
produced, in which the extraordinary
talents Of Miss Fanny B Price shine
eonspieuouslY, aud in which the Strau-
ger, or misanthrope, is so finely repre-.
scented by Mr., Hanchett There will, OF
course, be full house, &.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

NAHg THE MES--The Timer, while
the 18th Indiana was in the city. vas
daily showering euIogies on the "b'aye
soldiers" the gallant veterans but
the whistle Of the steamer that tore them
to the front is scarcely silent, before
ii commence its denuncistion Of
the soldiers a. thieves and makes the
sweeping accusation that there are Off
GERS in this city whose tables are adorD-
ed With stolen silserware and silver
spoons, and others who have stolen fe-
male apparel aud even baby clothes
stolen ia the south and brought home to
their families. This is a serious charge,
audit is due to the officers and soldiers
now here, or whose families arc here
that ths names Of the guilty parties be
given to the public We believe the &C
cusation is faIss, and ask for the nsmes,
and the proof
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

r NoNeog. Mas Little Washing.
ton sas evacuated 81 oar forces ga
Ikufsday lssi The troops there being
wanted elsewhere
The hsg q truce boat srrivei here
this evening from City Point, wi:h 400
u our exchanged prisoners
no mes aperB or ness could Sc o.
tanned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
Cincinnati Markets.

CIxcEsSATI. My Pm
FLOUR further oppressed Supsruas sold 81
s. ~
WHEAT DUH ard prizes nominal.
cORS Unchanged, but tie demand v2s light
EG sf1Sf %. and Shslled 81 I29SI Is.
BTE 81 90
WHISKY dahl ~ 81 7szsf %; The laftsr vas
the Prevailing rate, bet tn demand Vas Light
PROVISIONS. - An active dsDznd for Msss
P5Ts, Hith SAILS q fo hris 81 SIS. Including IS
tFls t7Hntsy ~ that Sa0tztioa. Neshiag trans
pirct in Balk Meats Bacon 70 indicate sBy
cfsREe IN grices Lard quiet. sifhyut change
zlc sciass-. 81 o. ISL 10 Butter dsH i -
gslz for thaioe Er-sh-
GOLD TdssTT. and SILVER s27ss
EXCHAN6E par Nnd lie prezligm-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

MCsT BE SErTLED-Parfies having
unsettled claims against the undersigned
are requested to present :hem at once
FOR payment, as We will discontinue or
business at this place on Saturday, 3lst
instant
After that time our address will be
Foster Brothers, No. O. West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. P. o. Box,
1888. GEO FosrER L Co.
Eransriile, April 26, 1854 DOT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

NOBLE CozDUcr The Messrs lyle
hart have, We learn, proposed 10 ali
their employees who will enlist in the
100 days service, to continue their foil
wages and reserve their situations unit
the 100 days have expired. This is no
BILE conduct, indeed, and will be relnem-
bered BY all loyal people. We are glad
to see so many making their record
plainly and aumistakably, and the line
can be correctly drawn Eeseaiter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

To TEE LADiEs-Burnelss standard
Flavoring Extracts are remarkable for
heir perfect purity and great strength
Their excellence has secured the repBta-
Tor Of being the best in the world
r. A. Cook has fell stock.
nh. 29-3t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
HOME INTERESTS.

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Drugs, hedisinss. aud Chemicals II a small ed
TAnes on Eastern prices, 50 and eEamins keLLHa
1 WHITE's stock, where you all asi every srtI-
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which cansot mn - give satisfaction. Their
ia At No 81 Malp str-st mayfdsutf =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

Or. Hsbsfn, Cancer ard O. assumption eham ploa,
has loez;sd Al les Dearborn Street, opposite ?. o.,
Chicago, Ills. lie successfully kfiis and extracts
cancers without paiA Of knias, % from four %
twenty four hours. also cures all kinds Of sores
aud piles. A eare Always guaranteed or 90 pay.
dee3e ~ r. 0. Box si63.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

WAsniNgroy. May The SOB Com
mistse on the Conduct Of the War repog
tod from Fort PILLOW They took depo
sitious, Ell II whieh more than eoa6rm
the newspaper accounts Of the massacre.
They sag il sill be- Impossible 70 exagsr-
ate tho erueities committed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

Coughs, CeIds, sore Threat, Asth-
ma, and Consusn psion.--it is oaiy Hsous-
sary for any ena troubled With e 80 esaariAlnts
- try 0ns bottle u ns. striakisad's asliihe1rs
Cough Baisaaa 10 convince them that shis is iht
bsst preparation ever used - nsi nHfy ~4rss ths
above Auctions % the Throaf and IHnEs. buf is
cures sight sweats end Splitting % blood aa1 j.
an excellent sarsis far aaS kipd = sofs Threat
II Is pleassat 70 fake ans a safs teln- &C. lu-
fsuts. .fries o. esafs pr ballts. sai1 ~ 40
efazsiats. sfs2 IL