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The New York herald., 1864-11-10
l Union Raid into the BlackwatoR
RegtOn,

IRON the RIchmond Sentinel, Nov. II
Our latest intelligence from below, says the Petersburg
Erpvsss, represents everything quiet there. few
days since q force OF about any cavalry made raid
through Nansemond and creased the BsckwascP
Quay. meeting only few pckets ~ that point resist
them. They went 70 Auxees depot, the present
minus OF the Scaboard railroad and burned eli the build
ings including lot Of AN and cotton owned by private
indvdua and three bales Of cotton cloth for me agent
OF Nnnssmond county. Captain Willis, Of the Thirteenth
Virginia cavalry with two men kept just before then
thoy carried on seventy I've eighty fat CATTLE belong
ing 70 the government We boitcve this s the second
time the Snemy have sal foot upon the soil OF
Southampton and this advance was only three or four
miles from the river.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

The Rebel COn9ress.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. II
NRMRERl TuH
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Conviction or Franz Muller, tho Mur-
The Damish Q.uostlom !,

No O0hfbM QuOoUhOms
There runors of turtle. delay in the coucuscn
OF peace negotiations. Intelligence upfavorabe peace
said 20 have reached CSpeBhagen the 26th uit,
and . Council OF State suddenly ummonod.
The Prussan commander IN Jutland ruling with
high hand. He bad forbidden al exports and imports By
Orders given 70 the Danish military tended 70 esnrnA
the unfavorable rumors.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
The Anticipated Attack by Psrtsr'S
Fleet on Wilmington.
The Natural Defences OF the
City Very Strong.
Inhuman Treatment Of Our Prisoners
at Florence, s. G.

a FIGHT I'M ARRANSAS,
&sc., De-, 6ss.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIE HOUSE.
O0k-Albert r Lamar.
<ssistest Clevss.-JAmes MCDONALD, De Louis Dalton,
Heary c. Loving.
Dooykesp0. b. Wynne.
Aassiant Doorkeepra-Georgs ". jackson, John a.
CkaWford, James 4. Patterson.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

The American Question.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL MERCHANT SHIP FROM INDIA
IN ENGLAND.
The rebel ship Southern Rights, from Rapgo0n had
arrived at London with valuable cargo. She passed IN
sight United States Niagara and Sacra-
mento OF Deal under English coiors.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
THE FEELINo OF S8CUHITY WITH WHICH CoN0E
MEETS AT RICHMOND.

The Congress Of the Conedesatc states meets this day
In this city OF Richmond, which General Grant TO
have taken six months ago but which he taken
TO this day There very serious doubts, indeed
among the best disposed Of his friends and admirers
side OF thecity whether he viii take s At all while
inside OF IL there does not exist doubt upon the sub
ect far ~ have been able TO learn The Congress
cure upon that ponA ey osld hardly hau pestured
Diin the sound Of Ais guns, knowing whist prize thoy
would be should he capture The city and make prisoners
q them all.
The object Of the present session will be- NO doubt 70
every provision possible for the ol
That great duty, indeed oomprehonds everything
No question arise which u not connected in do.
gree with L. The country expects from Congress that
calm dgunsd deliberate consideration Of public Ques.
tions which belongs 70 their exalted station
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

dent danger 10 republican institutions from
Indefinite continuance OF the war
Let me call your Affection this striking fact tAat
of all the soorid, The only political orDaniSdton Uhich pro-
po 70 ,ntrue between ns and he rar party Norh, IS The
party ,chieh ddted he Chicago platform Now should
we pursue pocy ~ build mp that party non think
most decidedly we should.
Let me call your attention another fact In the rest
Of e Assembling o. c1n1ress of he Sd;es, Is ndncst
that in di Congress, from the Northern Sd ooud be
repyescn ei t,oo adverse syens Of tfed-cne hating The
dnss Of the Chicago platform, the other of ne Lincois
pro0rawae The first Of these so,d BE- in the dsccndrncy
tecdurs he rery conuciir0 Of the CoHGrsSs nscesdry
piles the detsai Of Lincoln and has sven, as IL is well
derstood that Lincoln and the party he represens
terly opposed TO the assembling OF this Congress.
Under this state OF facts abrupt division OF sen
mcut would found 10 the Congress between the oppo
neus and the supporters Of Lincoln. From this ttere
might result events the vastest advantage 70 us our
councils guided by mastery wisdom
IT, under that conjuncture could dig the head OF
Richelieu, or Louis xf, the head Of Elizabeth,
the great Queen England aud put IL, full OF It's orgi
nal brains, upon the shoulders OF the man who would
have the direction OF diplomacy In that Congress-
the chances would be thousand 70 that our couH
Wy would emerge from the clouds wh ch nov enshroud
~ redeemed, regenerated, disenthraled" War is but
oind giant, striking at random unless the genius of
ulpomacy directs the blows Ideas are the divni
YES o. TINS suoiunary world. Let consult these
AZ regards the instructions 20 our delcrates have
Do ,oecon 10 their being OF the character you Indicate
Wy Vreat puvpo,s :, 70 break dOvn ne tola Of Are
nath sepdrMs "a from h< p.ftenca Of peas North.
hare great fdtn that II Lincoln ana AZ polscv ysrs
ono Tepada e. ana ne9oiatisns peace entered apon
an du Ptc'ots result. withg great respect, &c.
a. uo WILLIAM ". BoYcE.
INTERESTING OPINIONS IN REGARD TO Nm poYcz,s
LRrrgas.
The rebel newspapers published In South Carolina ana
Alabama full q editorials aud communications 10 re-
gard TO Mr.. Boyccs late letter. We give below the
more important points from several Of these interest
documents showing very clearly the extent 10 which
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
views rom vlek.hurx.

MENPHIs, July 17.-Yicksburg AdTices
to the 18th report all quiet
Theexpeditioa under Gen. SIocum was
reinforced by cavalry, sentby Gen. Wash
burne, and was marching again for the
the interior of Mississippi.
Latest accounts from Gen. Smith
placed him near Pentotoc.
Ga the 10th Forrest issued call for
all citisens, between the ages of IS and
IS, to rally to bis support, aud old men
aud boys came to take care OF bis trains,
while his men engaged the enemy
ThsrepoFt published, in northern pa
psrs, that Forrest bad communicated his
intention of retaliatiag upon our officers
for any citizens who might be injured by
Washbarn's recent railroad order il false
The result proves conelusively the wis
dom of WashburH's order
Nearly avery train on the road, for tee
days previous to the issue Of this order,
was fred upon by sbnshwksckers aud
citizens and soldiers killed and wounded,
while not gun he's been fred since the
qualifications Of the order.
The report that the circulation Of the
Chicago Times had bsen suppressed, on
the road, ia also false. Gen. Washburn
considers that paper > valuable auxiliary,
as it enables him to spot the traitors
No obstruction is placed in the way OF
its circulation, within the limits Of this
command
Reports Of affairs IN Memphis, made
up by Cairo reporters, are nearly all sen
sational AID should not be relied upon
until eoFFoberated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
The VERY LATEST
TELE 81 r a p H.
Another Expedition o Start out froIn
New Orleans.

AeW OfteAnss
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Ths Unien pub
fishes an extract from q private letter,
dated New Orleans 4th inst, which says
Last night q staff officer told me that
II 900 men would start from this city
and below on ocean steamers to-day.
They take Is days rations and ammuni-
ten. A store ship accompanies the ex-
petition also. There is now a largs
number of sddikonal enrbozts IN Lake
Ponshstrain, and nine more vessels have
been added to the feet of Mobile Some
think this expedition is designed for the
capture of Mobile, SO as to command
the Alabama river and establish . base
Of supplies for Sumner at Selma, while
others believe the troops are destined
for Fort Monroe. This force may be de-
signed to cooperate with Gen. Slocum's
expedition from Vicksburg, which has
recently been reinforced and is again
marching into the interior OF Misaissip-
pL Rebel accounts of Slocam's expsdi-
lion to jackson, Miss, claim that the
Federal column under Gen. Elliott was
attacked at the junction Of the Port
Hudson and Roadway roads on the 5th
and repulsed with great slaughter, the
road for miles being strewn with dead
negroes, horses, guns, &c. This doubt
less refers to the expedition consisting
Of the marine brigade and two regiments
Of negroes which marched from Rodney
on the 4th and were attacked by FIVE
brigades, rebel cavalry and infantry, and
after fighting nearly all day the rsbels
we're driven off and our troops returned
to their boats. Our loss was about $50
killed, wounded and missing s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
FOR SALE.

HAVING permanently located in CINCINNATI
IL and thinking We can employ eur means 10
eur business 10 good advantage, We ofier for sale
ths believing very desirable property In Evans
vile. Indiana:
Ths large, two story brick, nnstai-roof Ware
house Substantially built, with Ice cellar ,etsisrn
Ac, lie. being IS - i3S fret, fronting on Locust
street and extending from Fifth OF Canal street 70
Durham street. Price So go
The Brick Smoks-h0uss and Pork House on lot
Eo e. sub 10; 20, D. r.. corner Locust aud Dun
han street Price 50 $50. We would also sail the
Pork House hxtures including Kettles, Lard
1 Press and TroaEhs. Clssrsrs, Ac-
Lots Nos and ,, sub lot 100. D. E being so
set frout on Market street, with the wooden
+ Ehsds thereof Price 500 90 each
The undivided one haifof the frame Warshouss
on lots and IN Block g, T. T., being SO by Isl
Act and rEnnIag rough from Canal to Church
/ street Prics ST go
Lot Ne g. block Is, Z. 5, adjoining the above
/ nov enclosed, and can Be used as Salt Yard.
I Price $3.50 CO.
Lot No s. block a. e T., very dssir.Bls
I residence building Ioto Chestnut street. Price
+ $500 90.
II not sold hsfore Wednesday. JuIy nth, 1894,
l the above will be offered AZ public auction.
Terms CAsk-title undisputable. Possession
+ viii be given Immediately. Address
+ FcsTEK BRoTEKzs,
30. "a, West Seoond S., Cincinnati, 0.
Or apply 20 GEzLD COPELAND, Esa-, Banker,
Evansville. Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
New York Markets.

- Nav YoHK, Jelly 10.
COTTON Pail without decided change: / 60
al e. for middhnE upiands
fLUuB.--Z5c be stcT, n eoRll Is fer common
- gend shipping brAaas round hoop Ohfe and
II ; ola = for trads branas
KIDS iisdly frm and more active
| SOL -
MnEAT.--ae5c higher and msderaisiy active
eiosi * net 24leg2 d5 Chicago spriaK 6597 20
for Winter Bed western 50 for inferior NiAisr
red western.
c0ES.-Firm and moderately active: l 60 fer
mixed.
tOfFEE.-Dull and unchanged
SUGAR. Quit; Havana 4Isl Cuba %.
NoIAsAEs -Duil
MUOL.-uoldeFs and buyers wide apart
P0RK.-Highsrs aud 10 good demand 4. 0ea
a 90 for meas.
CUT MEATS -0uist.
LARD.-hisher aad in good demand at Isl<9
20 cents
CHEESE Firms az Isa27
MONEY. Active ana ARA AZ Tas; sterilag sx-
change o95<
GOLD.-lrrsgalsr. unsettled, but hrmsr, opan.
'ng a. 80, eseliaing 30 ? cos, closing heavy
81 sz5<gts c.
CONVENIENT sTOCKs-Irrerular Q. s.
C. coupons, O2est of54 5-2ns, coupons, Ola
] os14i T-sns, October and April, es5s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

piTTsaURs, July l9th-The boat race
to-day was characterized by eonsiders-
bic excitsmsnt among the sporting fra
ternity. The city was well filed BY
strangers who came to witness the race
and bet on their favorites. The hills
and roads along the river we're crowded
with thousands Of spectators, while the
river was dotted with boats. HAmil took
the lead, and maintained his position
throughout On turning the buoy be was
abost 100 yards ahead, coming in at the
close about two or three hundred yard.
ahead of hia competitor The distance
was FIVE miles; time 1920 Considers
Bile money changed hands, AEd all are
satisfied that the race was fairly con
Quoted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Sr JosErH, July 10Th. 1T appears that
Col. Ford left tao bands Of gasrrillas,
Numbering nearly two husdred, in his
rear, wi-~ ~-a committing all Eaanner OF
depFedations in the southern part Of this
county A larEe scouting party was
senl from here this morning, but has not
been heard from. Every train from
Weston brings in large numbers OF refu-
gees from Platte, Clay, and Ray coun-
ties, many Of whom stop here, while
others 60 farther eastward.
The entire militia in Holt, Atchison,
Nossoway, and other counties in north
western Missouri will be called inso
service
Gusrney & Co. have just received
sixiy-five pounds of gold dust from yir
giHia city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB- Volunteers for the Army should net leave
the City until supplied with HoLLowAE's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Fer Sores, scuryy,
Wounds, SMALLPOX, Fevers, and Bowel Com
plants, these medicines the best in the world
Every FIR neh soldier uses them. II the reader Of
this ''nOtiee'' cannot get box Of Pills or oint
snent from The drug store in his place, let him
write ts me, 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free Of sxpease.
Many dealers vii not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot msks as mach profit IS Oh
other persons make. IS csnts, 60 cents, and 81
20 per box or pot. I'll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
DysPepsfa.

And its attendant trzin ofsymPtszs, IL aets naeFs
like = sharm fhas . medicine. Tbsfs fs nashing
10 the range o. the hatssiA Hedics, tkat fer me-
raent bear comparison With II in tkis dss4ss.
A fall account Of this wonderful plant Ray -
found IN the nth sditiea Of the .. s. Dispszsztsz
~ pages 1851 and isss.
A series q experiments Ia which Dr.. Ball las
been for years engaged, has just bssz brongkt -
q successful termination, aad be IL nss snablsd 70
offer 20 the pubiis combinstisa Of Csdrsa. With
other approved tonfes, the whsIs preserved In the
lest quality Of cgppsr-distfiisd Bourbon whisky,
which hs is confident has eeual Ia tbs world.
He might furnish voisIas Of certificates, bat
tbs Pabiie have long since lsarRsd 10 sstfmsts
things 81 their true value The SAFEST plan ia, for
every one 70 test for himself the virszss Of new
mediefne Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

WAsHEsroS, July l9th Adjournment
Is IN receipt this morning Of glorious
nsus from sherman 1t is not news OF
battle, but something better.
Gen. Sherman announces that on yes
terdsy, having previously crossed the
Chattahoocbie, bis whole army advanced
Eve miles south Of the river and crossed
Peach Tree creek This advance, made
without any resistance from Johnson's
army except slight skirmishinE With bis
rear az he retired. This movement nee
essarily forces johnson into the defensss
OF Atlanta, and places the city within
range af Shermhn's guns
The Posfs special says the boat from
Fortress Monroe this morning brings no
news from Grants army The absence
Of rain causes much suffering in the
army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Rebel News.

FoRTREss MoSRoE, July 10 - The
Richnond Enquirer contains the follow
ing dispatches.
ATLAsrA, GA, July l4--Two brigades
Of Yankee cavalry crossed the Chatta-
hooehee at Moore's bridge, nine miles
from Noonan, last night They were
net By Armstrong; brigade Of cavalry
and driven back, and the bridge hurnsd.
There is no change Of affairs At the
front
The enemy are firing artillery osca-
sionally across the river.
CHARLEsrOS, S. G., July u The enc.
nv have evacuated Johns Island.
1t is noticed that transports are quite
busy in changing troops, chiefly to Nor.
The bombardment of Sumter is kept
up by the enemy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
(By Telegraph
Cincinnati Markets,

CINcISxATl, July H.
FLoUR.--Firm superfne s. and extra ) 90
NAEAT.-Adxase q 10 l 95,d2 90 Tor red
= hiie unchanged aud frnaer at I0S2 Is
cok&.-hsshibg doms and pr!cas are norn al
OAfs.-Dull
wHIskY.-Bstser demand, and sales Of SOC
bbls at 20.
PROVES OSs. Unclaimed
MISS PORK .-Msss pork he'd a. a. Ooasss IN
BULK shoplders 10; sides lsIi5L clear b3eon
sides IS, aBd sugar CARED hams 25as5g
SkOSkbl ES---firm ~ full prices.
LlAsEED OIL---Firm a. 7otlI -
GoLD.-AdvRneed TO ? gsGez g. and silver IA
tGet2 a.
EXCHANGE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Poto-
mac correspondent, dating the 15th, says
that the artillery eight, Of that day, Last
ed two hours, when our shells burstsd in
the rebel embrssures, destroying their
cannon and compelling them to retire.
They lost at least six guns AsA@@
The breastworks lately occupied BY
the enemy, barring our advance towards
Petersburg, have been ieveled
The Baltimore Railroad is fullyrspair.
ed and trains are running regularly.
Gunpowder bridge il fally repaired
and trains are running regularly, Al
heretofore, from New York to Wash
ingtou.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. MAIN and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

TINS OLD. WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
j ~idely known Hotel has been closed for sew
erAi weeks Hndsrgoing repairs. IL has, during
this time, been repainted inside and out, has been
throuEhly aited 40. and ia = great measure furn.
iahed zith new hsis IND furniture. The proprie-
tor has made every arrangement 20 render his
house soavsnisnt, healthy aud agreeable 10 the
pabiie.
Thanking ths pablIa for the nns patronage that
for = series Of years has besn extended 10 the
Washington, h invitss . renewal sftheir custom,
ard wffl sudeayor to have his table furnished and
tire hcass managed IN way 20 merit their contin-
nd patronage.
oHnibnsss viii carry passengers TO and from
the Dspet free. iuiy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney at Law aud U. S. Claim
Agent,

Is authorized by the Government to pressure Pea
sions, Bounty Money, Back Fay, Beauty Lsaa
Claims for HoRsEs and other PReFKsrr destroyed
while IA 8 service Of the Government, and all
claims, ef whatever kind or nasarc against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment 70 tho Bounty Law, passed at
the last session of Congress, " All soldiers or
other persons who Asss Aess sA@Il hereafter be
discharged withiR two years from the date osthsir
enlistment, by ressen sfwounds received in battle
shall receive the same Bounty As though they
served two years"
once esq Maln street, over Ksller's Gun stors,
opposite the Coun House. Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondent must enclose stamps.
M Good references given II required. EhSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

New YoKK, July le.-The PosEs
Washington special says: Sec. Fsssen-
den will soon issue proposals for . more
extensive loan than Fifty millions He
reports that the confidence felt ia the
Government By bankers and 6nanceers
in New York is one of the uost crafty
ing features Of his visit.
The Posfs money article says: We
learn that the Secretary will put q loan
Of 500, 900, 900 on the market.
The Commercials Washington special
says that the heads of departmsnts have
called for list of the clerks who refused
to join the force in defence of Washing
ton
An officer from Shernan's army says
that on the Sth the army was all over
the Chattahooehee and within four mile
of Atlanta The <I1th and 18th corps
consolidated forming the Goth under
Gen. Hooker.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
STYAYED.

ER0N THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING Is HEw-
II bufgh, about three or four weeks aKo,
LTGHT S0RKEL H0hSE,
Five e Seven years old. aonae white ia his face,
white SPOT he side, or rather under his belly.
-three white f4et, and mark on his Len shoHl-
der, whars hs was hurt.
Any one giving me information Of his where
aboRts, or bringing him to ne al the Livery Sta
bic IN Gewburgh viii he literally rewarded.
tyIs-diw CHARLES sEIYEE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Cen. Forrest again whipped.

MEMPHIS, July Isl an indebted to
oae of Gen. Washburn's staff for the
following: On the 18th inst Gen. Wash
burn sent oct force Of infantry, eaEaL
~ and artillery from Lagrange, under
Maj. Gen. A. ]. Smith and Brig. Geas
Mower and Grierson, with instructions
to move IN pursuit of Gen, Forrest, bring
him to bay, fight and whip him. He
was ordered to pursue him to Columbus,
Miss, if he did not oyertaks him this
side. A dispatch from Smith to Wash
burn, received to-day says: We have
met Lee, Forrest and Walker at Turpel-
10, and whipped them badly on three
different days Our loss is small COM
pared with that of the rebels. | bring
back everything in good order-nothing
lest
4 scout since arrived from Lagrange,
reports the enemy's loss at $500, and
their defeat overwhelming.
L is also stated by persons who have
eomsin, that the rebel Gen. Faulkner
and Col Forrest were killed, and Gen
Forrest wounded in the foot, aud his
horse and equipments captured
FROM 0tner sources learn that Smith
met the rebels near Pontotoe, Wsduss-
day, and fought that day, alseon Thurs
day and Friday, driving him bslsw Tu-
pella, and shipping him badly in FIVE
different battles. Our loss is said TO be
less than 300, while the rebels is over
1000
Col wilkins, Of the 9th Misnssota.
who commanded tbs brigade, was killed.
The weather here continues very
wArH.
The steamer Aepham leaves for White
river tonight, loaded to tbs guards.
The steamer Pauline Carroltis report.
ed hard aground below.
The Belle Memphis takes one hundred
and six bales Of cotton to ST. Louis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
w. j. Lowry & Co.,
B "a NJ TX IL r. - i,
No. EErsf Street.

Have for sale and immediate de-
livery. in amounts to suit purcha.
sers-
$50 U. s. six per cent Bonds,
10-40 o. S. five per cent Bonds.
7-30 U. S. Bonds.
Six per cent u. s. Certificates of
Indebtedness.
z. & c. Railroad Seven per cent
Bonds.
{. s. C. Railroad Stock.
First National Bank Stock.
ju19-t2d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
NEW MUSIC.

Camp Troubles
Harki The bugle sounds;
AIbzuzh schottish, by Miuningerr
Our Generals waltz, BY Soldier,
when the night Winds are stiIl, dustt,
whss you and were boys, words By George P.
Morris,
Polka waltz. by Minningsr,
Do They Think Of ne at Hons-ths most beau.
tifuI transcription Of this song of any YET pub.
Iishea-by Prof Chas- Mathews. For sale by
June IGtA. WARREN L CONJUNCTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

FoRrKEss MONROE, JAY ls.-The Nor
folk Nssc Regime, Of this morning, has
report that q great battle had been
fought in Georgia. resulting 10 the com
plete overthrow Of the Confederates and
the capture of Atlanta, and $1,000 pris-
oner,. Arrivals from City Point as late
as can have arrived at Norfolk, say
nothing of it The report is doubtless pre-
mature
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
viii, by Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair to the Original Colsr
VIII make IL grow % Bald Heads.
VIII restore the Natural sseretisas.
VIII rensys at sAos ali Itehing.
VIII remsvs all DezdrzG
WIN cure all EruptIons-eyen soald Head
VIII aake the Hair Soft and Glossy.
VIII preserve the colsr sfHair to Old Are.
VIII always Fssten IT, and step It Falling.
And IL enc Of the b4st Toilet ArnsSee for ii,
Hair nov In use
Thousands OF Soldiers In the arm
Have testified 10 this above, who had ssssms grs
aud lest their Hair by sickness, change II eliaats
aud isAttsntiss, while performing camp dzty
As Restorative and dressing Il has ne ssral.
KELLER 4 WHITE, f
WhslssAls and Retail Agents for Evanssfas.