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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-01

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Summons for Money Demand.

State OF Wisconsin, Pierce Comfy Circuit Court. Nal
com McNaughton, Plaintif, against George w. Cleve-
land and A. A. Cleveland, DEFENDANTS
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which is filed In the once
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court county of Pierce, 81
Ellsworth, and TO copy OF your answer 70 the
said complaint the subscriber, at my efce In the
city Of Prescott in said nty, within twenty days az
ter the service Of this you exclusive OF the
day of such service and il you fail to the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, III plaintiff IN
this action viii take Judgment Inst ron for the sam
of five hundred dollars with IL crest from the 18th dsy
Of January thousand eight hundred and sixty
besides the costs of this action.
J.s. WHITE. 7lRs Atty:
Dated Augr-s1ith, 1884. is-ss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-01
LOST.
THOMAS Walden, Nj. ID.

INFORMS the public that he.bas located in
l. this city for the practice of his profession,
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery, anc
viii attend also TO calls in the country. His
Office is on Main Street, near Sterling's.
Prescott October 9Th. 1863. 23-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-01

DAY UP.-ALL PERSONS indebted to
the firm Of WHITE & JAY must settle
Immediately at the Office Of J. S. White to
save costs. J. s. WHITE.
II. A. JAY.
Prescott, july /, 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-01
Estray.

r, zen MP in the city of Prescott, Sept. 10,
a rrav 'Tse, about & years, weight ten hum
dred OF over. slight scar on his hIp on the
nigh side is lan.lH m his nigh fore foot. The
owner i reapested - claim property and pay
charges. WV CRIfPES.
Prescrtt. ssrt IS. 1864 COWS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-10-01
Municipal Officers of City of Prescott.

Municipal Officers of City of Prescott
Mayor. GA. Dill.
Treasurer, G. II. NICHOLS.
Assessor. A. A. MEAcHAM.
CITY Clerk. W. X. GATES.
School Superint't CHAs. TnAYER.
ALDERMEN.
a.. W. BEAaDsLEY,
LIST Ward, W HAvrLASD.
S. DUDLEY.
J. N. CLEMENTS.
% Ward. " VS. F. es MILES.
County Officers
fIounty Judge, WM HowEs.
Sheriff. COLEMAN fUETT.
District Attorney, A. d. YOUNG.
REGISTER of Deeds. IN. HAYERDAHL.
Treasnrer - A. GIBsox.
clerl of the Court, @. ". HAyEEDAHL.
Cl'k Board Supervisors, JOHN W. WINS
Surveyor, J. A. SHORT.
Coroner. - ID. s. SMITH.
r.. +. MAYNARD,
Supervisors, Wm. HoDGEs'
r. II. SANDS.
State Officers.
Governor. JAMES T. LEWIS.
I.iert. Governor. WYMAN SPoosER.
Secretary of State, Col. l.. FAIRcHILD.
Treasurer. SAM'L ID. HASTINGS. !,
Attorney General. WINFIELD SMITH.
Rank Controller, VIM. II. RAMSEY.
State Prison Com. HENRY CoRDIER.
Sup't Of Pub. Instruc' }. l.. PIcKARD.
Adiutant General. AUGUSTUS GAYLORD.
Chief Justice Sup. CT, L: 5. Dixon.
BYRON PAINE,
Associale 'us'ioeS' o. COLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

election ofa Democrat Of our color, tcho
viii recognize the South. Abraham
Lincoln must be beaten at all hazards.
This is the leading thought to the steps
We have taken to-day
Ne1nnst confess the leading thought
ia not "withOut sound force" The
VolksfTeund can, indeed 20 for Fre-
mont, if thereby be could succeed in
cutting through betaoees him and Lin
coin. in effecting the election Of his first
choice, Ne cCGeiLaa, or his old favorise
VaIlandigham, or any other Democrat
Of this stripe, toh0 recognize the SoalA
To the possibility Of success, two
things besides are necessary
First, That Fremont, who owes all
his political existence to the Union par
ty. may play the traitor TO her, aud BY
an inimical operation against her nOmi-
nee, may place Mcclellan or VallAndig-
ham in the Presidential chair.
Second That there may be asses
enough in the Union party, who pleased
with Fremont, through his lame, would
vote for Mcclellan or Eallandigham.
Taking it, however, for granted, that
the. E0ikgfTeuHd premises were not
correct, and Lincoln would be beaten,
Totally, overwhelmingly beaten, in the
I National Convention at Baltimore, and
( she would nominate as Presidential
/ candidate Of the Union party, Joha c.
/ Fremont, Of New York
What would the FoiksfreRad do then
Whoever doubts that he would precipi-
/ tantly turn against the Fremont bag, be
! may but behold the neatly framed back
door, which he, for such and alike cases
/ left open There il is said: sGan, in
4 the course Of thes next month, another
candidate DO found, who, in the struggle
against the present incumbent Of ths
Presidential Office, afford better guaran
tees for success than. Fremont, the sans
principle which determines our present
act, shall give him our support
That i, we have raised Fremont
name, because We presently hope tha
his candidacy may puzzle many minds
split the Union party, aud bring Dem
oerat who recognizes the hostile South
into the Presidential Chair. With this
however, better be brought about will
another name, whose acquaintance VI
shall perhaps make soon, thss We shal
not hesitate to change the flag. Th,
conversion Of the Toikgffeuad is te,
sudden with the Democrats and Repub
licans, 10 prevent q general hiiafity--
His hFst station was Valiandigham
the second, Mcclellan; the lhird, Ere
na0ak
The leap from the man Of the Grs
choice, to the sexton Chiekahomiuy, Il
the much abused Fremont, is too extra
orelIHary, genuine Hafas leap Bu
what is this dangerous feat Of our col
league To asf
Enough for us, that he divuIges hi
reasons with such candor ,Ithat We sin
cerely can congratulate the WestlicsA
Pos" the Ne4e Zeif, the DapeHpor
Democrat, Sc, for the acquisition o
this new laborer ia the vineyard Of thi
Radical Lord.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
The German PreSs---The H0iksfI sand
for ]. &. Fremont rs Presidential
Candidate--II0nest Confessions Of
His Reasons Thereto.

IFrom the Cincinnati YolksblAtt. March Is
The TolksfreWud surprised and enter
tanned his readers, Democratic as well
as Republican, last Sunday with some
thing bran new. He has placed the
name of General John c. Fremont as
that OF an independent peoples candi-
date for the Presidency at the head of
his editorial columns To his Demo
cratic readers be explains the reasons
for this step in lengthy leader, occupy
ing one aud q halt columns; and We
must confess, with laudable honesty,
eaudor, uprightness, and without reserve.
Starting iron the premises that Abra-
ham Lincoln will, under all circamstan-
oes, receive the nomination Of the Ma
tional Convention at Baltimore, the
VolksfreURd says;
ABRAHAM Lincoln must Be beaten at
all hazards; totally, overwhelmingly
beaten"
"Gen. Mcclellan was cur frst choice.
We were determined to exercise the in
FHsRce Of orr paper in favor of Gen.
Mcclellan, but in order to beat Abraham
Lincoln, Ne GellaH IS NOT strong enough
in the Vest
Influential leaders of the Democratic
/ party argue;
''If FFemoHt shall stand up agains,
Lincoln, we shall, perhaps, bs able, cut
ting through between both, to effect IL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
speeeh from ylee.rre.idenl HamIIn

At the organization ol political club
in Philadelphia, last Friday, Nlce-Pres-
ident Hamhn said
There Is a class OF men in every com
mauity who tell Us We have 'lhe Consti-
tuition as il Is aud the Uoion as It was,
fhat4dea carries wiih il The idea that
We must receive back the men whose
hands are reeking with the blood o; our
fathers aud sons-that we must restore
the status Of slavery where It has been
broken and upturned The man who
argues thus would roll back the tide Of
freedom flowing over ransomed territory,
and bring back 20 power the traitors xho
have sought 10 destroy as
Man Is every where 10 stand erect in
the dignity OF freedom The tide Of
emancipation is not TO be rolled back,
bat 10 De rolled on We are not to close
this war until the cause Of il is removed
Long applause We are to stand upon
higher civilization even than that given
to as by our fathers We are going to
plant this government upon basis Of
freedom that shall render it stable tor
all coming time The progress toward
that result is fast aud rapid No man
can tell the precise time when this rebel
lion is to be broken, bat the signs ofthe
times salready show US the beginning
of the end Ii is now narrowing Its
limits are cireumscribed. The hope ol
division in the North has been one ol
the great and paramount causes that
have buoyed them up The North is
united, from the pine forests Of Maine to
the old Keystone State, for constitutional
( liberty over the Union.
The rebels see it and feel iis effect
Another hope that stimulates them was
that resources Of the North woald moi
be contributed to the Government.
They were again mistaken They have
failed in everything. When they see
this fully, the rebellion must aud will
come to En end
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
PLANTATION RITTERs

which ara now recnmmoadei by The hiehost msl
cal authorities, aud .ssrrsntsd o. pfssuoe an sea-
Hasiiaie hapeheial rieCt. They are exceedingly
sgreeahir. lcrfre IL sara and nssst set,.f,s,i sl
ether ionies where a healthy, sentle stlmulcut is
required
They purity. strengthen and inyiEorate.
They eFuate healthy appetite.
They ar an aatidoie 20 change Of water and
diet
They Overcome the effects Of dissipation and
late hours
They sIreastRsa the system and snliyon The
the mind.
Taey prevent nlasma,ie aud intermittent g.
Ners.
They purify the breath aud aeidity Of the
stomach
They eure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cars DisFfhea and Cholera M5Fbus.
They earg Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache,
They make the weak strong, the ianEuid bril-.
liant and afo exhausted aature's gruat restoFsr.
They are composed Of the celebrated Cslisaya bark,
stetergreans ssssaffas. roots aud herbs. all pre-
served in perfectly purg 81. Groix rum. For par
each bottle.
Beware Of impostor. Gxaullne every bottle.
see that it has ouf private q. :. stamp uumuti-
latel over the cork. with plantation sceho, aud
our signature on aae steel plata siis label SECS
that our bottle is not rc-fliad with spurious and
deleiefi1us stan AHe rarsoa pretending 10 sell
Plantation biftera by The gallon Ia huik, is Hn
inI*staf. Any rsrsaH Initiating this bottle ur
ssiiiug suy other a4ferial thsrein whether caiiad
Plantation Hitiers OF not. l. criminal under the
u. = IsaN. ani - ~ b. prosecuted b. IS We
already have otr eye on several parties sailing
eur bottles, &e, Nho viii succeed Va rvtfing
tAemseises iuto eiuss quarters. The demand fsr
brakes Plantation bltt0fs from iadiss, clergy
mea, nsefrhaniss &c., 4 Incredible. Tho simpta
trial VI bottle is the evidence present Of their
sHtth and superiority, They are seid ~ al re-
sesctahie draEFists. grocafs, pbysicisRs, hotels,
ssiaane, steam bOais, and ehaatfy stores.
n. ". uRAkE~k 60.
No 242 Broa5Way n VI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

kathatfan y from ths 0rseh word @kathro, - ~
'ksfbslre. siEnifYing - cleanse FsfuYinate and
restefr. This article o. what its name II lFni hes
FoF pFsasrFiaH, restoring aud tsautliginE the
human hair "a is the fefaaIka able pre- paratiun
ia the uuFid u fs saaih owned aud pat NJ by
The original proprietor, and - now made With the
same care, skiil and Attention which gave it q
sale ~ over Dan million bottles per aunum.
~ s. a most dsighfiui Hair Dressing.
n efsaieates seHfi sna aasdruH.
n KEEPS the ssa cool zHd clsan.
u makes the hair. rich, safi aud glossy.
n prevents the hair lfom falling OF and turn
ing gray.
u restores hair upon bald head.
Any lady gentleman Uha values haanfiful
head ~ Hair shoHid nas Lyons kafhairun. ~ Is
known and a 81 throughout ths CIVILIZED World
sold hY All festsselatie dralsrs
DEMAs 8 BARNES co. ksW York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
FIRE LIMITS.

TIsBE UNDERSIGHNED WILL MAKE AP-
l. PLICATiON 10 the Coam0u Coaneil Of ia.
City Of Evansville for permission TO erect franc
stable, not exceeding IA By - fs,t size, part
Of iot Ne -. 10 Ihe original plan of Ihs CIty Of
Evansville Any p-Fscn having objections 70 the
proposed buiiiins will p<sss lie the sane ia he
Clerks Ofioe VII hin two weeks
mhl5 J q Miller
@EAnNTN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
DENTISTRY.
DR. FLEAGER.
NEW BOOKS.

DESAN's LIFE or CHRIST book Great
II ing great excitement.
Miss GilbeFt's Career.
Tales Of the Opera; by Parton
Mrs. Lirripsr's Lodgings; by Dickens
Letters 70 the Jonases.
Abb0tt's History sf the Great Rebellion
Southern History Of the war-arst aad second
volumes.
General Grant and bis Campaigns
HGPsr's History Of ths War, a. far as out
Tho Perfsct Gentleman; or. Elegaaes aud EIo-
qnence.
HELD Ia BoBdAgs; BY c. Vaughn.
Whip. Hoe, and Sword.
Rubini; new novel.
fraak Warrington by sath0r Of The susk
srfandsH
B&rrett's Astronomy and Atlas
Meroedss Novels, and all the Dina Novels
-At- II J pf3EELLfS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
ELEOTION NOTICE.

SrAIE-uE INDIANA, -.
Vanderhurgh County, -
The state Indiana 20 the sheriff OF NandeTburgh
4. County:
LOUIS RICnrER, Clerk Of tho Wander
i, barrh Circuit Court, 40 hereby certify
the Shoria OF ssid county what cioers to be
elected Ter the several townships in said county,
&C the usual places OF holding elections, the first
Monday IN April, \. ID. lS6s, to-Wit;
Fer Pigeon Township, one Justlce-of the Peaco
and four Constsbles.
For Knight Township, one JUstiee-of- the Peace
aad two G0astables.
For Scott Township, ooe Justice the Peace
and two Constahles.
For Armstrong TownshiP, one Justloe-ot-the-
Peace and two Constables.
For Perry Township, two Constables
For Union Tlwnshp, two JustceS-ot the Peace
sud two Genstables.
For Centro Township, two Constsbles
For German Township, two Constabies
Aud one Township Trustee for each OF said ssV-
sral Townships
Aud the sheriff j. hereby directed TO give iegai
notice OF said election in conformity with the
statutes ia such case made and provided.
In witness whereof L hersu0to subscribe my
aud adix the seal of said Coutt, this 18th day
Of March, A. h. 1854
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk v c. c.
I.Gsorge wolhiu, sheriff Of Vanderburgh COM
IT, certify that the above and foregoing Is a trus
aud complete copy Of the original = hls IN
my efiee. 6EO. WoLFLIN, sh'h V. c.
'a lUnion and Times eopyl milo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.

oFFfCE ACT. ASST QUARTERsAsrER.
EskxsFItLE, lad, March :, Isa4.
CEALED PROPOSALS Is DUPLICATE viii
- be rscsiseJ Al this ofes until Saturday, March
Izfh, Iss4- for sapplyins m0BuuBEnts f5E ssosa-ed
soieiers tstsrrsd Al Ok HiIi Csmeterys q - gov
er-ed hy ihs following spseiheafioHs.
Good seasoned pine or p0pfsr lHmber, free from
knots. pisne4, and 70 rscsiss two coats q white
paint with additional cat Il zeal tar f0r fhs
part under ground, the lettering 81 - in blaEk
paint, With the q the soldier shaded hight
10 be three aRd half 90 -, afts-n li5 ia bee
Eids, zsd tvgD inches thfak-
Pproposzls viii form basis fer written con
tract for the sapgy Of sHeh ethers may be need
ed until DecsEs Der Slst, 1854.
=. q EHRMAN,
uksd1d Capt A A O II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
NO. 2T
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust i Water sts.

We manufacture al the above geOds, and VII sci
30 per cent ehezPer than any H01ss IN our state
We woald call the attention Of Merchants NhS
deal in our line, 70 buy from tho nAnHi@efursrs'
wbsrs they can szTs 30 Per cent.
H. FEHDRfCH q BROS,
.zn EzszsTffie, Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
DYE-HOUSE.
a. T.. Adams,
Celebrated Steam Dive House.

CN0URTH ST BET. LoGUsT WALNUT -
Il Dyes all kinds Of plaiR and fancy works As
good and cheap ss zay establishment in the West,
On Short Roties- lfebu Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
r O e A 0.

WE AXE SOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Manufacturers. In our line. the State. We
offer the fOIiOviss Tobsooo aud CigAn. urows
manufacture, for sale:
asa Boxss of Five Lump per pound. 81 Cts.
30 BoEcs Of 10 Lump Per Poani.---..---- 90 Cts
$40 Ro~e Bad. In Caddies, psr pound .-..-. 90 Cts
80 Boxes Bar0w's, in Cables.
SO Csadiss Peach Leaf, per ps1nd-.-.--. % Ca
30 81 Dorado, Light per poand.-----gsi %
so caddies Pancake, Light, per pound % Cts
100 Boxss sga Cared Tobacco y E.. IS Cu
4D0u Ne Hsms spun Twist Tobacco;
900 Barrels SmC< <ing Tobacco;
so boxes Bond's seoseh snnns
50 Half Barrels Fine Cut Chswing Tobacco
loo Mer.chanm Pipes
100 Gross BriAr and Wood Pipes;
20, 90 Clay Pipe, assorted
100 Gross Rabbar Pipes
I0,D0o hsss-=tsd Pipe stsEBss
Is. 80 Cenha Cigars
zg,U0 Henry Clay Cigars. nrstss
zs.na8 Henry Clay Cigars, Sscozd's;
s,to0 Ia SSpolsoH Cizars;
s0,o1a Fl BrRfus Ggzrs;
a6o go Half Spanish Csgzrss
2O0,0ao ssgaraets
20 90 La SzlEadins- Cigars;
4fss $50 Paek2 Smoking Toharro.
50 Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco:
LOO Bales hinRicanIck Smoking T0baoco;
81 Drsrm= shaBKhiss
goo Pounds AaexAboy SuuH:
2,eao FFsneh snaE.
Merchants and asors- Kssper.. lOok to tbsi
ntsrasi exAziEs oar large stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
1881
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.


! i = = =
~ uafaiilas ssFs frr gsssrussfsgrlsf e,..fs. 2
aakHea. Asrrssis Esissls.ss. anf Az fi.-.rss .,s
81 'F sif-,tiHiies siicA fas 81 Mea.r. rasrsr-
sal Lsssaisf flias - fis Baef. Oiaaaezs ii Ffs5-
Eafsaafsfe on Ass, Weah Nerves. ni6raHs -
nFsaa ~ frsta8ass. HaksfHiaess Eassfsans ss fa-
fece, TEE Coasssaasss. fssaasi4 oeas,si1ssi, s.4
go ~ ffrsfsi eaasetalaS esHssa - asiaaff,.g ts
a. paA 4 aafurs
20 fhs medicine is simplo vegetable extract.
aaa enc on which al can rsy, a. ID has bsoa psei
IA cur prsctioe Set many years, aud With tkans-
snds treaisd, IL las sot fsiiel in siass iustaar,
Its curative powers have h.sn sufIIeisnt % s.ln
victory over the nust stubborn case.
h@ To those who have tFifled With their sss.ssl
tuition, until they think themselves beyand AZ,
Feech of medical aid, would say. Despai- 49, ?
the CitER0KEE CuRE viii restore you 10 h~altl.
and yigorf and a'tsF All qaaek doctors have hiiea
He Fer tall particulars, eet Circular from auv
Drug store tn the country, or write the Psoprie-
tors, who will mail frrc to any desiring The same
a fall treafise ia pamphlet form
GA-fftcrr, 81 pr bottle ur three bottles for 81
sbd forwarded BY Express 70 all parts Of the world
- sold BY all respectable druggists every
Where.
DIR. W. r. MerWin 81 Co.
SoLE fEorzIEfuRs,
Ne p Liberty street. Nsf York
he sold 10 kSsnsyilie By Wm. Bierhewar aud
H. H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS, SLIPPERS
CHILDREN's WEAR.

or THE LATEST STYLES. WHICH HE Is
" ssiliBg - los say house Ia th~ city The
public sFa invited - cali and examine 0assfs aus
Frtcea before purchasing elsewhere BE waFFHntz
his gogris % give satisfaction. No troabis 20
she's goods
asnaias aoas FERE OF caAhGE, shoaia
thsy pFrnasiaFsiy elss s@y.
" ~ sKLLMAG,
Evansville, Sept IS. 1853 ss Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

fsrsous Of sedentary habits troubled with
weaEoe', lAssituda. rsipitatian u the heart lack
81 Appettte, distress alter eating, torpid liver.
Try the criehrstel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
PIANOS.
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
TIE Co-PARTNERsIIP HEKETOFOEk eH-
Il isfiuE between z BrowHfng. A. 4. Bros slug,
aud Gee b. Browning. under the hrn- name II
Z DroEnfHg q Sons, wss dissolved On the n inst-
by The sifhdrawai - 4 ;. Brewntog frSHh the
arm BroNuipg aad fs-o. q. Browning. un-
der the firm name Il r. Bfgwning A Son viii
eoutiHue the business - thu old stand-sin pay
sH liabilities u the late nrms sBd collect ali
gICHARD BROWgING
ANTHONY s. BEDWSIaC
mhIzdlm GEORGE B. PSoNEiNG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
THE STALLION SEA SOW

rIsnE FAsT~TEgrrfSG sgAILf0s. - -
Il LON " and " M0KGAS BLACEusVR .
viii ssss the sezsOu of is4 ff0an la OF sfrr6 -,
ist of 5uiy, a the BisekhsVk stable Esaseyilis.
lad
I b. terms f9r Ysicr viii Be go ana for Alo,~,.
Bi4eE8esS so, payable on tbs Ist dsl II Tsa,,-
arys lsa6. Brselers sii have thu privisses of re-
tAfhlng mars y 80. stations during the f5ilow-
ing seas0n. k99uid tnsy pot prove in foaI Tut ID
% eass Will any inauranos Nhatsser II rrarte5.
nor VII either Of said stations sbs.t-rr{f7f 10
rsHfisr service under ssy circsmHfsnaes ansil TIE
AaooFlsuce with the aosse terms
~ fsdikrses and Descriptions address
n hAhkf AoAEK. Agent for owners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
SEWING MACHINES.

l. ". sELLaAN HAVING yITTED UP AN
u effce, Ne. s. Aaia Street. vii keep, a. here
tofara. good sasaTts1eat - Nbesler 4 ils0n' =
Ana singers sewing Machinas and Needles, siik
Thrssd and Oh. and everything that 10 connected
uith the basinsss, ana uil repair all Kind 81 sse
Dg Machines aud put % ges improvements
ly2t N sELLaAH. AE't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
DRESS GOODS
RICH SILKS

RICH SILKS
Our Stock has never been
as complete as at present.
Bleached Shirtings at last
Falls prices, Fast Colored
Prints at 1912 cents. Other
Goods proportionately low.
Silks and Fine Goods at
Wholesale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Dr. w. r. Merwin s. Go.

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he sold 10 Evansville By Wm. Bierhewar aud
b. ali druggists everywhere. TFebiGdawiy.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08
A Perilous Position.

A traveller thus describes his journey
across the Blue Mountains -
ave had passed the spot called Solitary
Creek by sunset, and darkness came on be.
fore We could reach the station beyond
Mount Lambey, one of the highest peaks
over which the road ascends. II became
very dark, and,a our horses descended, the
driver could hardly see to guide them at a
most dangerous turn of the road. Sudden.
" one of our wheels broke down, and in tn.
dark we could not put it TO rights. The dri
YER went on to the station for torches and
assistance, leaving mo and my companion
in charge of the horses. With difficulty the
driver found his way to the station, and
when he returned tho torch revealed the
fact that the broken wheel had saved
our lives or.had the conveyance proceeded
only few yards more, horses and men
must have persisted, as We we're on the brink
of a frightful precipice." How often may
our lives have been protected, whom we our.
solves have been unconscious of the danger
and the annoyances Of life may have been
in reality, the highest benefits. A shove,
that vexed the traveller counteracted the
designs Of the assassin, and the broken car
rage. wheel saved the travellers from de.
struction.