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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

BeTges, I OuIaTu anu DOIIu
Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Our stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
full line Of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at SELL
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
/. taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

DEATHS AT MExPHIs-The following
Indiana soldiers died At Memphis during
the week ending July I'd, as reported by
the Memphis Reriels:
June 25th---Capt Joel Elliott, CO. N,
7th Ind Cav.
June 9th --Ssm'l Warwick, Co. y,
s9th Ind; John C. Nicholson, Co. f,
seth Ind.
June 2sth.-Janss NJ. McCOrd, 9th
Ind. Battery.
June 29th.-Henry Rose, Co A, SOD
Indiana.
June sOsh-Georgo r. Gubby, Co. l.
93d Ind
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10. s CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY ard ARREARS, B0UG-
Il ~ Land and Back Pay for Soldiers, Widows,
or other legal claimants. OEcs-Third Street,
near Main. JOHN TENNIS, Agent.
Evansville, md, March is. 1854. -sr-#
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PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
Misses IawrencR
MEDICAL.

DR- J0HK 7, wALKKR has taken possession
IL Of his old of1es, on Third street, II the rear
Of the Washfagfon HDtsI. His rssidsn.e is on
Loeust street bstBsss sixth and Seventh Streets
BE VII attend fatbfaily 70 pfofsssioneI calls -
formerly jugs an
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Army C0rrespOndence---Rebel Hopes,
CAMP 65TH IxD Vols, AcwoErH, Ga, !
June 25th, 1864


Editor Journal;
DEAR FRIExD: enclose you an arti-
Gle whieh was published in the Atlanta
Intslligencer, of March Both, 1864, UNI
der the head of "our Present and Flu
ture Prospects.
think the publication of this article
will certainly afford sufficient evidence
to ell who may see it that the Copper
heads, who call themselves Democrats,
are giving encouragement, strength and
comfort to this infamous rebellion. The
fact, however, would be more fully reel
izsd If they could hear the rebels IN this
country talk Of their Northern friends.
am more fully convinced every day,
as | have opportunity to converse with
the people and read their papers, that
the blood Of thousands of our soldiers
will cry upon the skirts of those detesta.
bic Copperhsads who are trying to covsr
their treason nader the name Of Denaoc
racy They know that name is loved
among the people, hence they mask theil
batteries behind it. Blu. must stop.
Respectfully, c.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTIcK Is hereby given that the undsrxigaed
IN has bses appointed administrator Of the es-
stats Of Henry Becker, late Of FanderburKh
County, dsceassd. Said estate is Supposed to be
solvent. jyI3s3w HERMANN BECKER.
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ron nkHeTsRs AT LAnsz.
David 8. Cooling, ef Hancock.

FOE nkHcTeh8 At hAhRAs
David 8. Cooling, ef Hancock.
Rishars W. Thompson, Of Vigs.
res STATE HLEeToEs.
Kst DIstriet-JAnes @. Benny, Of Knsx.
JohH 3. Houghland, 81 Spencer.
"a Distrist--Cyrus Y. Nixon, Of Clark.
francis Wsstsr, sf LagranES.
"a Diatrist-Hsnry X. PritehArd, Of Barthsls
rev.
HaAissH Evans, 81 Lawrsass.
eth Distrist-Leoniaas sextss, Of Rush.
~. Kygsr, sf FraakIin.
san Diatrist-Bani. v. CIaypssi, II gaystts.
Jsekua n. hellett, Of HsHry.
sef Dis ist--J. j. Wright, II Morgan.
J. q. Green, Of Shelby.
Tth Dlstrlst-Jshn Osborn, Of P1tsan.
ThsnAs n. Rics, or Parke.
sth Distrfst-R. r. Dayidsss, Of Tippsesnee.
Bsnj v Gregory, 81 Warren.
eth JlatrIst-Jaraes r. Bsifsrd, Of white.
Aarsn Guernsy, sf Porter
ieth Dlstrist-T. n. Dickinson, Of DsKAlb.
Hailst Kfiboarne, Of BikhaTi.
nth Dlstrist--John n. Wailsss, Of Grant.
james NJ. Templer, sf Jay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. III. Anders g. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Isdine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kid
nsys, Digestive Organs, and Glanduiar System.
The success which has attended the Of this
remedy IN private practice, and the endorsements
Of medleai authority, enable us 10 recommend IL
to the practitioner and the public, feeling cen
adent that with fair trial II will attest Its own
sxcsllsnos In the cure Of shronis diseases which
indicate Iodine, sBch Scrofula, Bronchitis Skin
Eruptisns, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rhsamatism, Dys-
pspsia, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine water as containing three quarter
grains PURH Iodine IN each huid-ounee PgRz wa
ter, Ne solssHt boiHg nsad 1t IL not liable to do
esm position nor spontaneously formed ineauali-
ties; naither Il the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
szsa By eombinatisn with any Ingredient, which
render this solution superior to any other method
Of exhibiting Iodins.
Full directions accompany cash bottle, that u
nay Be ASST a. family madeleine a. we'll 81 BY
she profession.
PrJas one dellar per bottle. On receipt Of Ave
dollGrt, six settles delivered FEEn BY express to
any address.
Beware Of Counterfets and limitations which
anprnclplsd dealers sndeAvor to dispose Of on eut
reputation. See our signature and trademark
me Greek word heading this advertisement)
spon the labels and Wrappers Of each bottle, with
cut which none u genuine.
Circulars gratis. 1900,
DIR. II. AHDERs a co,
Physicians ARd Chemists
No. l2s Broadway, New York.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

Fer G0yers1T,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
Or WAYEE.
FOR Ltens. GoseH1T,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yANBEEBUReH.
Fer es1story Of etats,
NELSON TRUsLER, sf yaystss.
Per AEdtsT Of etafe,
THOMAS 2. MCCARTHY, Of wabash.
Fer TTsasErs 81 stzts,
JeHN I. MORRISON, Of Warrington.
Fer ARorneT- csasreI,
pELAHA =. WILLIAMSON, Of PstRan.
Fer Clerk Of de saprsFss csNrf,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Per Reporter IF snprssns cssrt
COL. BEN. HAKRIsoH, Of kariea.
Fsr gszrsas judges,
LIT pfstrfst-JAg. 8. FRAZEa, sf1oseiusko.
"a DistFIet---JEHU T. ELLIOTT, 81 Henry.
"a Distriet-CHAs. A. RAY, Of harioa.
2th Distriet-RoBT. G. GREGORY, Tfppeeanoe
For GxpWsntsnSsnf Of Public THsfy1csioH,
PROF. GEORGE ". ness, Of Marisn
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no. as Broadway, New YoIk
vfa dhwern an

On. BsLL, nom BsIlvisu Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done so TO the
satisfaction Of alArge nuDbsr Of our citizens, and
those frOm other towns and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement and accompanying let
Ear. under the head Of " Private" should be care
FULLY Rad by all. No Mercury used In his treat
msnti Consultation free. jys-lyd&w
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HOTEL.

CIT Y H OTE L. !,
p. MCKAY, Proprietor,
On the esrner Of Water and Division Streets, nea1
etszmbo Landing,
RvANsvfLLE, IFDTAEA.
As this heuss has been papersd. p&inssd ard re-
farzishsd b. TIE pEopxistsEs tes tsAssllog P1e-le
ear sIways rely Epsa haTtsg ths Best . seesshr
Encd4tf6ns. ~
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Co-PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Il hereby given that eo-partners hip
IN has this dmy b@en formed between the under
sixaed under thu hrEa name OF Frey Klot for
the saIe Of Dry Goods. A liberal share patronage
is respectfully solicited, at No. Main Street, be-
tween Water and First Streets.
LOUIS FREY,
julyII t. HIRAM KLoTz.
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INPoRrAHr TO LAprEs-Thsre is published a
lstlsr. IS well as some other important matter, to
all delieats females, in Bells new advertisement,
under the head Of 4" Private"
The letter rsfsrrSd 10 IL written BY the eminent
Or. Wright, 81 the st. Louis Throat and Lung
Institute. Those interested will read the advsr-
tissnsnt, and, we think, call en- Or. Bell, whose
consultations are free, and who treats aad cures
without unnecessary examinations or operations.
Cares warranted or no pay asked. jys-lyd&w
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oOLG1TE's HONEY soAP

TAis celebrated Toilet Soap, in sueh uni.
vSrsal demand, Is made from the choicest ma
tsrials. ia Snild and emOllient in ita nature,
fragrantly scented, and extremely bene
asial In lite action upon the skin. For sale By
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nerves. Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc., supplying at the same time, THE MEANS
or HELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself
ARsr beingput TO great expense AAd Injury through
nsaisAl humhng and quaekery.
~ enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
MaHas copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Egg,
Bedford. Kings County, n T.
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Remedy for Piles.-It & blessing to
the suffering to know that we have ensotual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J..
P. HaEarde, of>is4 Second street, Cincinnati, o.,
takes grsas pleasure In informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
ofDr. strisklands Pile Remedy, and il effected =
permanent eurS. This seems to be the case with
all who make use Of this splendid preparation.
1t Is manufactured at No. East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o., and sold ny all Druggists.
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WANTED.

CyUBsTIrUTEs-Tw good men, who ars not
- subject n draft, FIR ora years service. Vet .
rams who have served years or more prefcrre- .
Will nav liberal cash bounty. Enquire At this
ONCE, or address p. o. Box 90, Evansville, Ind.
a-Na
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kh una ats m.-No disease IL so eartain
euSc by Brxndreths PillsAs this They ssOa take
cat Of tas blood the particular virus anon which
ell the pain depends, and the patient Is cured.
mr. 7. n. Adams, 400 Twelfth Street. Nav
York, SUFFERED With rhsumatism for a long peroa.
He was attended BY able physicians, but their
prescriptions were OF no avail; he vas unable to
move without assistance, and fer four months was
Alnest entirely confined TO his bed At this re-
riod Of his sickness, when hope had ned, and he
expected TO be cripple for the remainder Of hi.
liz, he was recommended to use BRANDRErH's
PILLS. Ffts
The Hrst bex evidently made him better; the
improvsmsnt was more decided nom the second
box. and BY the time he had used eighteen boxes,
b was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and supplsness Of his limbs were re-
stored. Il is now ever year that this cure has
bsss Aescted, and he has had ne return, but con.
aauss the enjoyment OF perfect health. laa5 sn
DIsxAsEs OF THR NERVOUS, SEMINAL
Urinary. snd Sexual systens-new and reliable
aESAtnsnt--in Reports 81 the HOWARD ASSo,
sIATToN. Sent by mail In sealed letter envel
epss, tree Of charge. address DIR. J. sKILLIY
EouGHroN, Howard Association, No. South
Hipth Street, PhHsdsiphia. Ra.
Apsl't4 sAvaTs
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4 LARGE STOCK OF PALM LEAF FANS
Il just received At
scHAPKER 4 BUssIHGs,
No. - Main Street,
Next 20 Cooks Groosry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30
EASILY SUITED,

The Downieville Standard has very SIM
pie standard" of Democracy. 1t says:
I'VE notice that some of our Democratic CO.
tempOraries are engaged in the Improbable occu-
patton of teaching each other Democracy. We
say improbable, because we believe that any
man who exhibits sufficient patriotism and forti
tude TO oppose the destructive policy of the dorni
nant party has all the instincts of Democrat
in fact, is a good enough Democrat for Us. The
moral courage which their position implies, and
the sacrifices incident thereto, should be ample
evidence Of the sincere regard they sntertain for
the success Of the party and the welfare of the
country, and no differences upon matters of minor
importance should subject them to the charge OF
detection"
The editor has only to pack his carpet bag
and smuggle himselfacross the lines into arch
el camp, and he will find himself in commu-
nifty whose Democracy will ELL his half bushel
to the ultimate allspice. The general
camp, pioneers and ALL are Democrats Of
exactly the stripe of that of the editor of the
Standard; in fact, so much better, more ear
nest, and courageous are they, that while he
is sneaking in the mountains Of loyal
state, shielded with the panOply of the Con-
stitusion" and his own insigniicance, his
brother Democrats" have been Drawing
bullet and pestilence and steel in opposing
the destructive policy of the administration"
1.-The moral courage which their position
implies, and the sacrifices incident thereto,
should be ample evidence Of the sincere re-
gard they entertain for the success of the
party" It is a great deal better evidence
than the StGzaGG I'd man can show; and it is
extremely doubtful whether he would be ad-
mitted TO full fellowship in the party, if he
should go to Dixie. His democracy is too
much of the milk and water order to stand
fair in the estimation Of the sound Demo-
Gratis Of that region. His opposition" sa-
vors too much of the style of that of Wig
fall, Toombs and other frothing Bob Acres
who in the hour of battle prefer to snuff it
from atar. Staunch democrats like those
who are opposing the destructive policy of
the administration" to-day upon the bloody
soil OF Virginia, and 6ercely contesting every
foot Of ground as they slowly fall back be-
fore the armies of Grant, are of quality
that the Standard admires and prays for but
dare not initiate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30
COMO MINING ITEMS.

We find the following mining items in the
Sentinel Of last Saturday:
STRUCK THEIE LEDGE.-As an evidence
of what well directed labor will accomplish,
we have the pleasure Of chronicling the stri-
king Of their ledge by the Buckeye company,
in this district. Work was commenced on
this claim in December, 1852, and has been
continuously prosecuted since that time
The tunnel is now in seven hundred feet,
and strikes the ledge at the depth of one
hundred and eighty feet. They are twenty
three feet into the ledge and not yet through
it. A specimen that had been burnt was ex-
hibited to US which was thickly studded with
globules of silver. The claim consists Of
twelve hundred feet and is mostly owned BY
Door men, who have exhibited commendable
energy BY continuing steadily at work for the
past eighteen months, and we are pleased to
know they are about to be rewarded for their
labors In connection with their claim the
company have an excellent mill site with
plenty Of water for to supply their wants.
MorSrAINEER.- This claim is located
south OF the Buckeye. A tunnel has been
run to the distance of one hundred and sixty
feet, under the superintendent OF MIR. Wul-
der, who assures US that the work will be
prosecuted with vigor. Several lodges have
been located BY this company, all Of which
are supposed to be good.
LAFAYgrTE.-This claim is located on the
Black ledge, in Indian Springs District, about
a half mile east Of the Whitman. A shaft
has been sunk some forty feet and the rock
taken out is Of an encouraging character to
its owners. Under the direction of J. B.
Belliard the work has been prosecuted, and
he informs US will be kept moving.
ZoE.-One and half miles east Of town,
in the Indian Springs District, is the Zoe
claim, which was incorporated last October,
and work commenced the 18th of last month.
At the depth Of ten feet some superior look
ing rock was taken out, which so elated the
stockholders that they are now determined to
continue the shaft, without interruption, I'M
til prospected. ]. B. Belliard is the Super
intendent.
SATIsFAcToRY.-Within the past few days,
Orizaba Company No. 2, whose claim is sit
uated in this district, between Como and Pal
myra, have had seven tons Of their rock
worked at the Como Mill. The actual yield
has not been made public, but We are assured
by reliable parties that the result was entirely
satisfactory.
RAPPAHASNocK.-Ino our last issue we
spoke Of a cave having occurred in the shaft
Of this claim, slightly injuring one of the
workmen. Since then the contractor has re-
ceived planking for the shaft, and work has
been resumed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

The Napa Reporter gives the following as the
ruling prices of country produce: Butter, Soc;
eggs 30c; lard, tic; bacon sides, lsc; hams, 2Oc;
shoulders, l6c; cheese, l5c; turkeys, l5c; beans,
Sc to SIC; chickens, SLper dozen.
A company of eight men, with eighteen riding
horses and pack mules, passed through Stockton
on Tuesday on their way to Arizona on mining
and exploring expedition The party came from
Sacramento a week or two ago.
Stephen Paxson, q veteran missionary con-
nected with the American Sunday School Union,
has organized over one thousand Sabbath Schools
and gathered together over sixty thousand Schol-
ars.
The stages Of the California Stage Company
commenced running to Nevada from Newcastle,
the present terminus of the Pacific Railroad, on
Wednesday last.
Mira Rebecca Pendleton died recently in North
port, Maine. at the age of lo4 years She was at
Falmouth, in IT'S, when the town was destroyed
by the British
There is Just now q large amount Of general
merchandise going forward to Salt Lake from
san Francisco, among which tea appears to be q
leading item.
The Golden City carried to New York $4,000
worth Of teas, Of description quite unsalea6le
here but which no doubt will sell there at profit
The total State and county taxes in Sacramento
county for the year 1864, amount to % IS on
each sl00 valuation.
Monterey Bay, in California, swarms with her.
ring. immense quantities being taken out every
day.
It has been calculated that our national debt,
should il reach the respectable sum of $4,000 0O0
OO0 would make q column of silver dollars SSH
miles in height, and that 1t would take l3s, $50
teams to haul 1t all away, a ton per team.
The Consistory of Geneva have denied to the
Association of Pastors the of the churches for
the celebration of the three hundredth anniver-
sary of the death Of Calvin, because he put to
death the oppugner Of the doctrine of tho Trinity
The Mr.. Cochrane, New Yorker, who was re-
Gently accidentally shot by brother officer in In
dia. wore Turkish, Indian and Crimean medals
honors won by his bravery and good conduct.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30

BERIAH. This sterling Democrat still
sends US his valuable sheet, with regularity
that does honor to his head and heart. 1t is
a dainty dish; but as the boardeT said about
the liver, "for sixty or seventy consecutive
meals we can stand it, but when you come to
making it the regular dish, we banker arter
a change of diet" The editorial articles in
the number before US are three, and are
headed thus: "The Freedom Of the Press
Assailed-An Arbisrar! Arrest" Military
Arrests" and Free Speech" Beriah has
harped upon this string with the monotony
and pertinacity Of Chinese musical profess
sor, and has set the dish Of liver before its
readers till the stomach pals thereon. Will
the man never dry up: God knows that
liberty of speech and liberty ofthe press have
been extended to him to degree that ex-
hibits either special favoritism or unmitiga-
ted contempt. He has been trying his
"yaIlerest" for months past to induce the
Provost Marshal to shut up his shop, with
out avail, but he hangs to his fruitless task
like puppy to root. To all his winnings
about " muzzling the press" the Govern
ment gives the standing contradiction, by
suffering the publication of the Press, the
Express, the Monitor, the Standard, the
Napa Reporter, the Ne,cs Letter, and host
of other poisonous treason-mins, and daily
transports the seditious documents through
the mails. Sing US another lay, good Beriah ;
the "Song of the Would-be Martyr" has
tired the public ear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30

NULLIFIcATIoS.-lt is quite amusing to
see and to hear the Copperheads up in Vir-
GINA, since the mass meeting on Saturday
night, talking about the opponents Of
change of the currency being NuLIgfers i"
That's the word They say that because the
people will not accept the Government notes
instead of the hard currency which daily
comes out of our mines, that they are multi
fers, as bad as John c. Calhoun was and
of course, in the estimation of these saga
eious Copperheads, they are the enemies Of
the Government-and the Copperheads, par
excellence, are its true friends But, there is
no accounting for the assurance these
"snaix" are possessed of. Since the late
news from Grants army these copperheads
are becoming quite stuck after " the Fed
eral Government and its paper currency
but confound them, the majority of them
have neither greenbaeks or coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-30

WHERE THE GOLD AND SILVER OF CALI.
FoRNIA ARE SUNK.-An account was lately rem.
derad to the British Parliament of the gold and
silver imported into and exported from the Pres
denotes of Bengal, Bombay and Madras, exclu'
ding Ceylon and other oriental dependencies of
Great Britain. By these carefully compiled Of
fetal returns it appears that the gold and silver
imports into the said districts Of India, containing
200, 100000 of souls, exceed during ono year the
exports by fraction under sl0O, 0OO,oOo, This
puzzled and annoyed John Bull immensely. His
eastern subjects, It appears, have an old fashion
among Them adopted after centuries Of war and
anarchy, of boarding their extra profits In very
curious places to provide against sudden eventu:
alities, peculiarly Asiatic, and gold, silver and
precious stones arc their ancient and modern IA
vorites But these are also particularly esteemed
oy Mr.. BIS cash keepers in India and England,
and this oriental plan causes much perplexity to
them. The returns alluded to state that from
1855 to 1863 this excess of the imports, over the
exports of India has reached the enormous value
of 1854, 900 600 There ia no doubt that into this
Indian maelstroom has been engulfed our
81 900 900 900 Of California and Washoe gold and
silver dug out with much perspiration between
l84S and 1864.