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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
EMBROIDERED PIANO AND NiELoDEoN COVERS.
TABLE AND STAND COVERS.
BLANKETS, QUILTS, CHAMBER TOWELS.
NAPANs, DoYIIEs, BATH TOWELS.
COTTON sHEETINGs, PILLOW BOLSTER LINENS.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, from to yards long.
TABLE, DIAPER, AND DAMAsK, by the yard.
TABLE NAPKINS CSn quaIitles), DoYIIEs.
TABLE COVERS AND TABLE COVERING by the yard
The Largest Assortment to bo found in the City.
ALSO,
LACE ASD EHBD COLLARS, sBTTs, SLEEVES,
LINEN CAMBRIC HDRFs, in every variety.
tILK HDKFs., for Gentlemen and Children
For Sale BY
Sheppard, Van HarIingen & ArFlsOn,
222a No. zoos oHBsNUF STREET.
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES,
The Rabbit in the Garden OF Flowers,
FOR LITTLE CHILDREN, sI.OO.
THE ROUSE OF WASHINGTON,
ALACE OF SANTA CLAUS,
AHD DoNugOa
Mae Games and my Puzzles Of all aseIs25,
THE KINGS OF ENGLAND,
AID
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
Nine Games and nine PUSHES Historical persons OF all
ages, SibO, three beautiful Christmas Presents.
B.LPPIECOTT CO.,
No. rs MARKET street
SMITH, ENGLISH & co,
1870 No. 70 N Sixth B.reet
1854. HOLIDAYS. 1865.
WINCHESTER & co.,
No. 7O6 chestnut STREET,
Invite attention TO a choice stock Of
WRAPPKRs,
CARRIAGE BLANKETS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
scARFs AND TIES,
BREAKFAST JACKETS.
GLOVES AND HAEDREROHmFs,
SMOKING CAPS. l2-S-lm
wAh superior assortment of other Goods suitable As
PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
/. I.TIsEFUL GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
" PERCEs MAGNETIC GLOBES explaining the
attraction Of the earth by gfaVitatOn the most
instructive wen interesting gins that be pre-
GeEted to a child. Prize e2OO.
larger ones for teachers In preparation.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs.
D. w. CLARK,

HOLIDAY IItEt3E1NT'5s
D. w. CLARK,
No. eo7 cHKsNUT STREET,
H'a nov nov q :, hsS9 Nd vory large stock Of
SILVER PLATED WARE
witch or being iold At extraordinarily low proos We
have large stock Of the following gooist-
Sold watches,
Ladies Waiches,
Gents watches,
BOYS Watches,
American watches,
English Waohes,
God Chstesirc Chslns.
9old Neck chains,
Gold Penc Cases,
Goid Tooi6plchs,
Cod Armivis,
God B0som studs,
Cold watch Ksys
Gold Pins, Ladies'
Gold Pins. Misses
eald ri1s Cbeiolaine,
Gold Tina sr i,iHgs.
Oold BraocloJs,
Colo Luokets,
Guh harms
Gold wstoG Hoosu,
siyer srl.r iirg',
silver Fob CHAINS,
siLyFR rLArED WARE,
Piaied on genuine Albata metal,
Ten Sets
Ftui, Wa.Lcir
Gard Receivers,
Syrup rroltrs,
Brsaiis,t Cas,ors.
DIM or rCasios
spoon Holdors,
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EDEsPAToHEs TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS !
Breeeh LOaders 10 he Examined.

The Navy department 6as received Information
Of the capture 81 sne schooner MadiRd the sth
tias,eiad Stockiaie, In Mississippi soma H. ~
dsna was loaded with one hundred and Ave bales q
cOss.5rairaI srnTpLuo commanding the Rast Gal,
y ssnedton. wiring 70 the Departheht nom Kew
esf Florida reports The capture, % the 10Th inst
bales az eolton, and Pep Q Deg, with sevsn q
80 .s.Il,sG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR "A p II.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIYIIIfh eongress..-Tirst Session.

" A5a411AV&s -ABAaA
Horril. from the Committee on Com
merce, reported fasOrably on the bill to
regulate the foreign coasiing trade on
the northwestern frontier.
Collimsr. from the Committee on Post
Office and P0st-roads, reported back the
House bin for the relief Of postmasters
who had been robbed By Confederate
forces OF guerrillas, and il vas passed
MorriI, from Committee on Commerce,
asked to be discharged from the further
consideration Of the bill, which extends
70 the district court the same jurisdiction
over matters connected with the part
arising On steamboat or other vessels
which ia now possessed over sea-goiBg
vessels he asked the reference Of the
bill to the Judiciary COMMITTEES, and il
was so referred.
Howe called up the bin to establish an
Assay Office at Carson, Oregon, and adj
dressed the Senate ~ some length in de
fence Of Mr. Pollock, Superintendent OF
tie Philadelphia Mint.
After some reply Of Eesmith, the
amendment for branch mint was adopt
Cd, and the bill laid aside
The Senate proceeded to the conside-
ration Of the bin to repeal the fugitive
slaye law The bill was postponed till
Wednesday next
sherman reported the House bill 10
provide for q national currency, secured
BY pledge Of United States bonds, aud
to provide for their circulation and re-
demption thereof. Wilh amendments, the
only important one being the striking
oat Of the provision relative TO taxation bY
.statss Of The capital circulation ard busi-
ness bankibg associations, and the sub
slitution Of another
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed az TIE first S<ssioss Of he TAirty-
eigAth Congress
1PusLIc-No All



Az Acf to incorporate Providence Hospital Of tA.
city Of Nsshiz srou. District u Columbia
Resafsei b ~ sezzss azf Hsuss - Rssr-.snssssss
n ~ IAasd stafss ef A-erioa "a Caagress ses<a-
slsds That Lacy GEyuH. Teresa Angela Costello,
Sarah AcDsazts. Mary Z spaidins, Ana Msry
Carroll, A1d th~ir sasoessorS in oezcs, h@rebs
zaAaR. drcArsd, and constituted q cooperation ard
beds polite u l4~ and in fact. aaSsr The name
and sfyIs ef the directors q Prostasnes Hospital
and BY that nArns tksy shall b aad ara hersAy
and = impisA.4ed. IN any csart within the esSAty
81 WNshtngt a, in the District u Columbia; 70
k4ya aud ase . eauznon ssai, and 70 alter o.
azea4 the sane At pls1ssEe; TO haTss pn-chAss.
receive. possess, &Es snJoy, asy estate In i2a9s.
tenelents. snnatfiss, goo1ss ehstteiss me1eyss q
fleets. asa to grant, Gsvise. OF aispc&s Il the
Sane h surh uAnner - thsy nay deem maet for
the Interest % the hospital PssEEsied. fhAs the
rsAl estate bald By szd corporation shall net IL
Ur@d in xAiue the sum Of one kHadred and any
thoasand dollars.
Sc 2. Azs g. < fsrtisr szasssz, That The sal6
corporation and Aady polite shall haze fuil
p0wsr 10 Appolaf fsezi their owa body president
and such othar officzFs a. thry @sF ss@2 nscussa-
~ for the paFPoass Of their srsztiaa. ard In ease
o. thw de4fh. resiS n&ton refusal - 81 al
81 fhelr numiefs. the remaining assnabsrs shAls
tlses Asd a. point ether persons - lieu Of thoss
whose places mky have bsaa vacated Aud the sAid
corporAsiOn shall hAvv fuii powus and al the
rights Of or@ping and keeping = Hospital In The
city q Washington for the sSrs - sach sick Aad
ihfssfa brfaoas - nay Ft4ee themselves Ahsier
tbs tfs&tB snt and ears ~ the said earpoEagion.
SC 3 A@d b 4 further eaaesrd, That the sAld
eerpsrafiSn shail zise have zad eH5oy fall power
and sathari.y 70 naks sneh by-lA~s. ralss Aad
regulations mas - necessary isr ths gener4i
piishm at q the ohisets 81 aid hospital. Pre-
s-fsas Thar thsy b not innonsistsat stth thu
i4ws Ia foTss In gns District Of CeiumblA; lad
presided fustAsr That tAis act shall be lsHbis %
Y Anssdsd, altered, repealed ths piekaare Of
ceasFess
AFrFoss4. April Is tss4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

EDS. JoUREAL:-I was pleased 70 see 3
suggestion in an editorial in this morn
logs Journal, to the commander Of the
Legion in this County. Every company
should be recruited up 70 the maximum
Immediately. / understand It lis being
done with success 10 some Of the com
panies. There are men enough In the
city not belonging to any company to
filfafi tie deGciencies aud leave q large
snrplaa Il should be remembered that
persons not in company are as liable
10 duty as any one in the Legion, and it
should be borne in mind that IL the
militia is called into service, that the
Legion viii be favored, while the nm
enrolled will be pat to work on fortifca-
tons, digging riae-pits, or some other
sort Of pits. a good military organize
ton here viii protect US. The want Of
il may prove our utter ruin. Let every
one select his Captain and become en-
rolled. Select your own commander
while You can--the time may be close az
hand when you may have one appointed
over you. Yours Truly,
n II n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Editors Missouri Dsmocrak.
Yonr special correspondent Judex, ia
an article written st Cairo, April I4th.
makes the following enquiry ssa
Where Is emerson, &e1 BE vent ont
in pursuit Of Forrest, found him. and I'M
der pTsteHss Of being too weak to attack
him, retreated. -. sn
Now, imagine that Jndex, Ike many
newspaper scribklers. writes too often
without knowing what he writes about
Perhaps IL Iadex had shOuIdered bis gun
aud followed General @ on the 2Ist, 22d
and 23d days of February, be would not
have found i necessary 70 use the word
''pretense.
For the Information of Judex and
others addicted to grumbling without
knowing who TO grumble ct, and insina.
ating without fact 70 sustain their in
sinnations, may say that when Gen. G.
went in pursuit Of Forrest, be had four
teen hundred mounted'men, and that six
hundred OF that number we're detach.
ments Of regiments at home on veteran
fariongh, serving under officers tempo
rarily assigned to their command.
IT Judex viii leave his place OF perfec:
safety, and accompany General Grier-
son, or some other officer. for a time, he
win no doubt render his eountrv more
service, and viii find time to traduee
men who are fighting for the rights and
privileges he so little deserves and vet &C
freely enjoys A SoIDfER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.



WILL aKLL AT PUBLIC AUCTION At
The Cart Honse door. IL Eraasslils oa
SATURDAY the 9Th q April. iss4 ths Fofis4-
isg very essifAela property, sizs
=, g ia blosk 2. IN Coo issllss Addition.
lots and la Bioek 3, 10 Geoaasli's Addition.
bs.s is -, iasinsiss. in Bissh :. IL soedssifs
~. % s.. inclusive. BioeE 5. eosa..lr.
Lots % and 81 70 q. Inclusive, nisek :.
eoodsslfs Adfitlen.
L0ts ;, : and 8, is Block 1. Parrsfs Additisa.
~ !, : ssa y - saesk 8. fasr.tss Asdiiiss-
Lots sad 9 Blsek ,, souibsra EnieFFsnssns.
Lots 81 zs1 -, BECK 10, Southern
sertA-.sss qsarter Lot 2o4s Dsnstios Ksiasss-
Lot IL, DoHsfios EalarEsmsns, 70 b 10 So,
I corner u Wins asd F0arfh sfrssts
Let = Block ~ Northeastern EsiaFEsmsnt.
Lot u, Block l. Crescent Enlarrssss ga
Alnths b~trssa sys-nefs and Hsia sfrssfs. vita
. tNo stery Frame Heusa, Btahis. A.
Parts q Lots - 2 and e. Block !. crsaesaf
EAlHgsnsnts frenflng On Vine strsst, and hsF
las thfss ess story EFsns Hoasss
Lots ! SD z in Bioek q, n stoekssli'a Ia
1t n. Bloek ., Ezs.ern Esisrr.u,.af. Via =
I tse-story hoass. soahEs tensrnsafs
Lot II Blosk !. Northers Eniarrssusnf
/ Lot Ia cut Lot 4, Upper EulafEEmsafs % oaa
1T - ~ H. &c = - s.sLy srss nee'i -. H..
NJ lot 7. IN Bieek 20 L4msseo. l~rgs hEiek
Ect - N bioEk u, IsEnaacc-Hitn aft&ra o.
L0ts = and !, Block "a. EastsEn knlakFs1aaafs
I tNo story brick house. &e-s On heFs1ta DrtWesn
Vine aud syeanoFs sfrsete.
Lot 6. f. Block 81, Lamssso; tso story frasss
hose ana TIVE story briek. detbls isa<1sent-
Lot - and half Of q. in Block =, L4masco.
Lot Il. Block 81, Eastern kElsFgsmsstf corssE
Of Loeust and Eighth sfFssts, vifh d@siiiok %
same.
Lots u nsd u. 10 EJoek 2, Nartheasisrn Ia
1 layrsnaBf, WITH dwelling kogse On No Y.
The a1sose Lofs are eli % high groands and ana
/ hrnes some d the handsemesf and most desirsbis
Z hnEldInR Lots Ia the city. This Il a ehanc. isak
souxkt Bat seldom ofersd . the cifiEsns ~ Erlss
vile. Thsrs are Lots Of AL sizes pEaf - ihs
sAzss esn bs seen - ny once, and Hfh tsks
pleasurs fl showing The property 81 All tfnies.
Othsrs wishing 70 sell cAn have their pr0psrfy
I Iassrt~d IN this List
TEEMs-0n most Of the above prspsrtf oss-
/ third cash, one-thirf IN nins and ons-fhird "a
eighteen mOnfks, The purchasers xfsfar notss
+ sscuEsd by mOrfgass On The prsnineG-
j have ether city property Whleh an requested
70 sell ~ private sais- Also variety q Lands h.
I Warriek, YandsrAGrxh aad Pessy Connfics. anf
] IN Keatueky. Idssirs also 70 purchAas o6a
1 two frst class reshosnnea on first. sscond
Third Street, abose Main-
ALvAH JOHNSON.
] apls Zeal EstNts Aesat. EFz1sE lie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

a RgBEL TRoPax-We received from
the mate o. the Golden Eagle, yesterday,
small chip Of metal, from the prov e
the rebel ram Arkansas, which created
such CONSERVATION among our fleet Of
gnnboats and transports above Vicks.
burg during the siege Of that famous
post.
The Golden Eagle brought up from
Memphis large quantity Of the iron
plates, With which the rebels proposed to
render the Arkansas impregnable. The
plates ars very large and exceedingly
rough, being from two 10 Eve inches
thick, and arranged Is lap over each
other She had on board also the PROV
Of the Arkansas, hugo mass Of eat
iron round and pointed, weighing over a
ton. This old metal Il being sent TO the
foundry as old iron.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
CITY NEWS.

PRfsOsERs oF WAR-some sixty rebel
prisoners captured by Col. Gallup in
Eastern Kentucky, arrived in Louisville
on Wednesday. Among the number,
was James Bond, a notorious robber and
cui-throat guerrilla, whose soul is as
deeply stained with crime as his hands
are with blood
He formerly belonged to the battalion
commanded by Col. Cl4ranee Prentice,
who shook him off because Of his cold
blooded yilIiany
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Cincinnati Markets.

CfsessxafI. April Bpm
fLorR active at o. s0Gss en hr saPeEans,
baf holders At the siass asked Isesz1s hlghss
Demand chishy spec uisfiEv.
WHEAT IN gasd dsm4ad AZ 81 f36ztt IS far
Red. and 81 t9a9st 8 for white
gORn rAth 2 auli At si@si 05 feF Ear bat
ihsTe e fair demand for shssisd al 81 0sestt 10
RYE 81 40.
WHISKY s1clssd 10 the naefaiBK and there
vas q pressing demand At 81 20. with but tsw
sellers bet on 'ChsaEs. altar tbe us~s from Mes
York. there vas \ stfsak desire q ssii a ~ ,.
wigh no baysrs, and finally concessions o. aesse
taaae
Thsfe improTed demand for FhONt-
sIOsS. Mess eaft-saD bris sald a 81. buik
sliss.-s.ioa tso lis sold At ii@llt6c.
GOLD adsanesd e. T&ss78, aud SILVER Ia -
4si. EXCHANGE hrm al lilo pfrnaium ass
Par buJtHg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

HAIR JEwELRY.-This is fashionable
and beautiful style of personal orna-
mentation, and we are pleased to know
that our city possesses lady who makes
it a business. Miss E. Powers, from
New York, has located on Locust
street, between First and Second, and
soliciis the patronage of our citizens.
Bracelets, eardrops, breastpins, guard
chains, etc, are made in.the most tasty
manner Read her advertisement in
another column. )
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
1Ge Daily auurnaG.
EVANSVILLE IND.
JOURrAL GFFICE.

SORAA&f n - C8F I'VE
JOB woEg.--Tbs Journal once i farnIshst
with a full assortment d nsz and ls4stIfai type,
d The latest styles, and is faIy prepared to .rs-
cute as handsome work as can Be- done in the
state such a. LETTEs- HAAS, BILL BEADs,
Brsbmos, clRegLAns, BvslsEss Cams, BAH.
Tlgssrs, sH,pprsa-Dnas, PosIsss. &C.. &C.. sither
10 plain Or fancy eolors.
OUR ErsDERY,-ws have IN connection with
this once one oit.s bestBooE BIEDEEIEs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURES IN tai. State.
aud are prspats'l to Dc rrtfss aud BISDfso y d.
sired. Magazines. Periodicals., Ae., bound IN any
style required, and Old books rebound at short
notice. I.sasers, Journal. aud blank books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, Mer-
ehants. &c., fasaufaetufsd on As reasonable terms
b. any other establishment.
Ailw0rk done atthisoahoe viii be done prompt
y, and viii be ready whsn preinissa.
EVANSVILLE J0URaAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

CARS YoR THE WorxDED.-Another
elegant hospital steamer, the old d. A.
January we believe, passed down the
river yesterday. She Is splendid affair,
and viii have ample accommodations for
large number Of sick and wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Sr4ESbfb P1kg LUAnER-Messrs
lIunnell d Son have just received at
their Planning Mil. corner of Walnut and
Canal Streets, choice aud magnificent
invoice Of pine lumber fresh from
Chicago, embracing 1901 900 faei Of floor
ing and other pine plank. and 10000
split and shaved pine shingles. very
superior article.
This lumber win be dressed for floor
ing OF other purposes on short notice
and at reasonable rates, aud will be
found the best stock Of lumber and
ehiagles ever brought 70 this market.
Give them call soon. DIV.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
VIII, by Natures own Process. he
store Gray Hair 60 the Original & oloF.
VIII nske it grow Bald Heads.
wiIt restote The Natural seerstions.
wul remove At ones all Itching
Miil remove all nsndrrH
wni cure all Ersrsiens-svsn scAla Head.
WIN make the Hair son and uiossy.
WIN preserve the Color Of Hair 10 Old Ass.
WIN always fAsten Il, sud stop a Failing. g
And is one Of the best Toilet Artieles for IN.
IIasr nov To use.
Thousands OF Soldiers In the Arm
Have testified to the above. who had bceoais Sra
and lost their HAIR by sickness, change u elinate
aud inAttsntion while pcTforusfng camp duty.
As . Restorative and dressing u has 30 estusi.
kELLER 4 WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agvnts fsr Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

DISEASES Or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and sexual sysisuas--asw sad reliable
tresimont --in Reports q the HOWARD Ass0.
CITATION sent By nail Ia seated Bitter savsi.
opss, fses Of charge Address On. =. sKfLLtN
HouGHTOS, Howard Association. 80. south
Ninth Street, RhiiadelphIa. Pa.
Apri'G8 d6w1yH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sr In word, MADAME zADoc PoRTER's
CURATIVE BALsAM i the great AnEidot. to
Coids, Coughs, and Consumption, and its Ose viii
amply repay the eOnfdsncs Of the user. 1t has
already done much, and Is destined to DO more, 70
mitigate, and finally bsnish from the human fam
ily. % terrible seourgs Of suffering hsmanisy ~
Consumption. sp2z zE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
NEW BOOKS.

General Grsnf aad NJ Cambslznsi
TIE an u Con ssssaslon; E.t
NE .sioass sin and Pnnisliasatt
- oasiasa. apaBlsh novel
a womsn's Kansusa. b Aobin.an.
Revelations q M6thsr Juiisnag
q -~At-~re so fs > HEALEN'e.
= 3 Na. - corner q M@la sssa F8r-t strrsts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

bG~ DR. Chas I. jackson, State As
sayer Of Massachusetts,, after an Rnaly-
sis Of Burnetts Oriental Tooth Wash.
recommends il as a superior deutrfce
Sold by all druggists. Sold by Keller L
White. fd&wlt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

DRrss MRm.-we know we confer
favor upon our lady readers 10 direct
ing their attention TO an advertisement
in another column, notifying them
where they can have their dresses made
in the neatest aud most fasLiontb'e
style. We are assured that Miss
BRrSSAs, who has located on Locust
street, second door from the Church, is
skillful and experienced in her depart
ment, aud we spealS for her trial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
RECRUITING.

The Last Chance to Avoid the Draft.
rTNHE elst REGIMENT INDIANA yoLUN.
Il teers are in want OF Few more good saen
Thoso wishing Is service do SO by eaIistinz
10 the above regiment, now At CambsriAnd Gap.
Apply 60 Lieut.. Roslan3. Rserait ng etacer. at
this oshce. ap2l
49, SEX 80 s-5ae rEss E4rsE Erea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

CAPTuREp-A rebel dispatch from
Dalton says Miss Mary E. Walker, recent
" commissioned as Sargeon OF the 53d
Ohio, has been captured by the rebels
Her career, if this report be true, has
been short indeed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

A Mosr YLuAnLE ArLAs.-Johuson
New Illustrated Steel Plate Township
Family Atlas Of the World, in detail,
with descriptions, Geographical, Stats
teal, and Historical; compiled, drawn,
aud engraved under tho supervision Of
j. II. Cotton and A. J. Johnscni Impe.
rial Folio: New York--Johason and
Ward, 1864
We have seen for some weeks past the
animated notices by The press Of Ciucin-
nati, Louisville, and elsewhere, of this
new and unrivalled work. And now AS
il has made its appearance amongst US,
our citizens will be called upon at their
places Of business by Mr.. King, the
agent, aud one and all can see for them
selves the incest and most complete pub
LEGATION ever gotten up on the subject
Il is Endorsed everywhere by colleges
literary aud scienti6e, and business men
while its authors have furnished oal
best maps Tor more than thirty years L
IS sold by subscription only. When tbs
agent calls be prepared 10 secure this
most valuable work.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

BH- Cooley for May is for sale by
DobelI It's the ladies' fayorite, and e1-
cells in excellence that Of any previous
number.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

nEA- A splendid assortment Of taste
ful suits for boys from three to twenty
years Of age, just received at Lyons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Coughs, CsIds, sore Throat, Asth-
ma, ard consuEnpaion.-Tt Is oaiy nsoss-
sary for sHJ one troubled With these complaints
to try one bottle o. Dr. striekIsnd's nsllifuous
Cough Balsam to e0ByiBce them that this Is III
beat prspsration ever nssd. It not only cures the
above Affections o. the Throat and Lnngs, but It
cures gighf sws4is and splitting Of Blood, aud Is
an e<esiisnt EArgis for say Kind Of s0Fs Unrest.
Il Is Fisansni to TAX, and a sAfs medicine for In
fahts. Price - cents per bottle. Sold By all
druggists. apz ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

AucrIox:-Will be sold on Saturday.
the 23d inst, at o'clock, A. NJ, by II.
Nelson, at the corner Of Third and 10.
Gust, the household and kitchen furniture
of F. L. Sidebottom, formerly of thu TT.
Donelson House; also, one valise and
two carpet sacks, with contents, lett to
nav the bills Of their owners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

nsy- The sale Of spring wagon and
carpenter tools, by II Nelson, will be
this afternoon at ? O'Clock, at TIE auc.
ton room, corner Of Main and Third
streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Dc Hebsrn, caacer and Consumption champion.
has ioassd At iss Iearhsra street. opposite r. o
ehicsgo. nv. he successfully Kills and eKfrsets
eAneeFa Withhold paln % knife. 10 from Dar 70
twrhiy four eetfs. Also rnrss al kinds % sores
and piles. a ours always guaranteed es 20 pay.
decgO ~ p. o. Box etHs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
GROCERIES.

IIfHGTE LtME-loo Bbls. = good zTflels. tn
w afst-Fste c0vreTsge, fsr SAX 81
NfCkERY BIOS.
Ne. La N.in street
CARDES sEkb. IL BuLK-A .lol Ct iooss
VI 0aE3sA seeAs, aaaoFtsd. 81 eff
yICKERY BROS.
Mo- Ia1 Maia ssresf.
NEW BACON-sawsrscnHsa SD FtsfH HMms.
" also shoaljsrs and sides. for sale Il
FfCkERT BROS..
Ee. 11z Main street.
WMi1EMA ASH BRUsHEs-s aaEen asserted
w Wall hTushes. eiss 30 dozsa Scrub, shoe,
aud Stove brEsbes, fgr sale eheAR Al
vICkEET BROS
No. tsg MafA ssgret
II kOoAs-s1 eexsn extra Faasy aad Csasnsoa
II breoafs nD~ fs sters sad SIR sale cheap At
yICkEEY BROS,
t32 Mafa ssrrst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

pD- We are indebted to the Clerk Of
the Golden Eagle for Memphis papers of
Tuesday I 0H