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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
New York Markets.

sEw Yeas. August Il.
COTTON --i32e better; 81 1891 Y f5r Maid.
4 ing upiahds.
FIOCR.-stAts and western opened without
decidud change eiosed Ataut Sc lower s. g0Gs9 q
for extFA sis's; 81 ssaie 81 Tor extra round
hoop Ohie, aud $40 ssesis 20 Tor trads brands. Ia
cladrsi ia SALES arr 81 hbs extra s.hte Cor la.
bali -rp,sHlber. SO "a. Hnd TO bbis Do for arsi
WHISKY -Firnlsr: 81 7s4sl 7sps for state
7se5i ~ far western aiso 60 bhis western d.
livsrsa within 80 days, baysFs option, 81 "a
WHEAT.-oHenfa stsady; eissrd t-4Sy. snd
/ 80 50 for ali-aaki olub; asa a for Siatsi
ted western.
RYE quite; 81 81 ssasi -
BAILEY -buil and nominal.
CORN "A shade hatfer; I a28t - for nllxrd
western, rcHting one boat load 10 store, a. 81 81
and 5tgsi 5ssS Tor wbft~ naked and yellow
oAr..-pfocping 9sa5s7 for Canada AID stats
a7is1gs1s e goF Westerh.
COFFEk Dali At previous prices
EuGAR-Aetivas Cuba 2si4a24; Havana IN.
PETROLEUM -=Crnds quiet 62as33 Tor refined
ia band arm At IS offered. aud - asked rsf acd
ffs' qaiss a. s79ss; mors fra. add prices teud
upvafd. especially for donesfies.
FORK --ModeratsiF active s3T93T 80 for mess
sNfHfo 50 for arw nasss closing ~ Stud4fg g
50 for prime. So for prime mfss also, 10 /
bb's. ucw H1sss sold early for August buyers op
ton ~ $50.
BEKF -puii
Cur MATS -Littis more aettvs and vsry
hrmi l454esiS fir shoulders, AID l75s8is f0i
haws
GOLD Shade nrmar. orsngug 81 2 s'5t sd
vaaei 20 81 dseliHing A. 10, and clos ~
quift ng 2 sasgaz 80
GOVT sT0tKs-ress setive; stoke s'eaay
50, ssr certificates % lean. Sc, -. 81
LATER
.GOLD.-Dnu TIE us<- ofuiiit ~ Operations
had AFparsst sfret. tirsafug pr,esi So
=. O'Clock weak So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
By LAsT n G rs Mail


NASHVILLE, Aug. l6. - Nothing has
come through from the front since the
10Th. communication having been some
What interrupted by q raid Of Wheeler
on Dalton aud Calhoun Despairing Of
forcing sherman back 10 any other vav,
Hood has eudeavored to eut.his commt :
nicatiou, ana sent Wheeler with 200
men for that purpose. Wheeler made
bis appearance al Two or three points on
the road simultaneously, on Sunday
One parry captured 500 head at Cal
houn, $50 head being subsequently, re-
captured, and the rebels lost the remain
der in stampedes. The railroad was cut
near Calhoun. bat the damage was slight,
being repaired in two hours, four trains
passing north TO Dalton barely getting
in before Wheeler besieged the place.
About four o'clock in the afternoon,
Wheeler. with 900 men, aud some SIX.
FOUNDERS, having moved around Resaca,
appeared before Dalton, demanding iis
surrender. Col Lebold, Of the Sd Mis-
souri,, declined aud skirmishing began
IN the city Lebold's men graduallj
/ fell back, By orders, lighting as they re
treated TO the railroad depot, wher,
Wheeler attacked and was badly re
pulsed. Lsbold's line handsomely GOV
cred the railroad, and trains which haS
come up from Calhoun passed through
running the gauntlet, and reached Chat
tanooga. They narrowly escaped a squa'
of cavarymen sent to cut the railroad
north of Dalton They we're immedi
Ately loaded with troops by Gen. Stead
man, and sent to the assistance Of Co
Lebold. At midnight on Sunday Co
Lebold held bis own, and it is believe
that be can repulse the enemy. Wheel
er's force is reported at 800 men, bu
il appears TO be divided Il is believe
that his purpose was to destroy the tur
mel One Of his squads is reported ;
have captured q tram near Altoon'
His raid viii doubtless be q brief OF
1t will not seriously interfere with She
mans operations at Atlanta OF thes
operations, nothing later has been r.
eeived here than that all is quiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
To ihs Associated Press.

WAsHIsGToy, Aug 16.-The mailboat
Keyport reports a movement of the I'd
corps up James River, on Saturday
night, resulting in the routing Of large
rebel force at Duteh Gap, and the cap
ture of over 500 prisoners, besides seven
pieces Of artillery. The position occu-
pied bT the enemy is said to have been
a strong one, and is now occupied By
our troops, who are able to hold it.
The Keyport took down from Bermuda
Hundred TO Fortress Monroe over 100
prisoners from this fight, abou. forty of
whom claim to be deserterg.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l6.-The following
news Is published Ia the afternoon edi-
ton Of the Union:
/ BERNunA HUNDRED, Aug l6.-Yester-
day the ID corps (Haneock's) were 90
1 ing on to transports at City Point all day,
apparently for Washington, and started
/ down the river, their bands playing gar
/ IT, OF course the rebels were watching
\ from the shore, and no doubt, felt much
interest in the movement Transports
did certainly 20 doEu tie river ioE seL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

BURGLARx-on Saturday night, says
the Vinoennes Sua, the store of L. B.
Smith was entered by prying the front
door open with a crow-bar. The burglar
or burglars then approached the bed of
Mr.. Sherman, ono of the clerks, sleep
ing in The store, distracted the safe key
from under his pillow, opened the safe
and stole therefrom nearly $S00in paper
money, Mr.. Sherman's pockets were
also rihed of several dollars, and a watch
and chain belonging to Mr.. lSmith was
distracted from a desk, but afterwards
found on the sidewalk, near the prem
ises There is yet no clue to the rob.
bers.
On the same night, the grocery store
of Mr. Henry Roster, on upper Seventh
street, was also entered and robbed of 9
uuar.tity Of goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

SAY FRAScIsUo. Aug. l7.-Apphcation
was made to the c. S Circuit Court yes
terday for the release of Chas. L. Miller,
lately confined for using reasonable
language, and urging Democrats to
armed resistance to the draft, &c The
application Is based on an act OF Con-
gress, requiring civil indictment of par
ties arrested by military authorities in
loyal States, or their discharge within q
certain time.
A British regiment was on its way TO
open the inland sea Of Japan.
The Supreme Court of California has
affirmed the constitutiouality of enforce
ments of contracts for payment in gold.
The decision gives great satisfaction in
business circles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
River News.

The river commenced rising here on
Tuesday afternoon, and has risen. We
should judge from appearance. about
four or five inches 1t is sdll rising
steadily but very slowly at Cincinnati
and Louisville; and as there seems 10
have been pretty general rain all over
the couGlry, We have hopes that the rise
will continue until navigation is re.
stored
The J. R. Gilmore returned from New.
burg on Tuesday night, aad left yester.
day with Government stores for the
Tennessee River.
The Nashville arrived from below,
and is loading With grain for Govern
ment
The present rise may be sufficient to
let the J. I, MeCombs through If so
she may be expected to-day, in COM
mand of Capt Harry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

VERY NATURAL. extreme Cop
perhead press Of the North is just now
engaged in the most virulent abuse Of
Gen. Darlington. Msdarys Crisis,
meauer traitor sheet than tho Richmond
Examiner, leads off and all the NANCY
pack joins in the chase. This is all very
natural.
The criminal always hates and do
nounees the detective who exposes his
crime. This is the head aud front OF
Carrington's offending.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

STEAMER FIRED ISTo.-The Catawba,
on her way to Louisville, was fred into
by a party Of guerrillas, on Sunday
night, near Rock Haven. The boat was
about making a landing at that point,
when she was saluted by sharp round
Of musketry. Several shots struck the
boat, and one severely wounded negro
who was employed as deck hand on
the boat. The Captain, thinking that
rather warm place to land, proceeded
on his way We were unable to learn
how many there were in the party who
made the attack, but the number was nc
doubt small.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

Mg- Ne are indebted 10 Hon H-nry
S. Lane, T. ,. Senator, for a copy Of the
proceedings aud speeches made at the
the grand Lincoln and johnson rati-
fcation meeting held in the city Of
Washington, June l6, 1864. 1t is a
valuable campAign document, and
should have a wide circulation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

EsLARoED. - The Louisville Daily
Union Press has been enlarged, and
mounted new head. It is fast grow
ing in popularity, and should be in the
family Of every Union man in Ken
lucky. We are glad to see It extern
sively circulating in this State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
FOR lie.

A VINE FAR : o. ligS ACRES SIX MILES
u from Evsusf e-f inets aerss in cuffiv~tioH.
sBd the al ne vel tin cred n 40 acres Of he
cultivated lard T. meadow aHa - a. ss are eultI-
waited IN corn Upon the premises IL hh orcl ard
o. nrs frstf aud three sgssfnTsof Hving water IL
the best quaii'y, with ell and esiern u good
Nater At tie dor.
Tbera are also upon ths premises zoo txn+
story frame dwelling. with eefiar, lac spring
bsHss stables, hay sheds, sud othrF necessary oui
hoasss kFply -
W &w H. wALKER,
augii4~dkw Third 81. op o-nrt uouss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
the New Bonds now Rendy.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6-The delivery
of the 80 bonds commenced yesterday
Subscribers viii now receive their bonds
without delay.
1t is not thought at the Indian Bureau
that the outbreaks on the plains is gen
eral, or stimulated By rebel agents, but
that few bands have taken this meth
cd of redress for individual wrongs com
mitted against them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

D1- From all we eau learn from
wood-dealers and others, it is evident
that wood will bear high price the
coming winter-probably 81 per cord.
II will therefore be economy for those
who have the greenbacks on hand to
lay in a supply of wood Immediately.
See advertisement of John Reich In this
mornings paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

BosroS, Aug. IA dispatch from
the Consular sgeut at Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia, states that SIX vessels were de-
stroJed by the pirate Tallahassee, on
Monday, six miles from Cape Sable.
THoaSros, Ne, Aug 1.-THE Talla.
hassse yesterday destroyed . vessels OF
Matinicus rock She Is manned mostly
by Nova Seoiians.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Cincinnati Markets.

CBEcIExATI. August Il.
TL0UR-In fair dernsnd a. 81 75as - Sur "a.
psrnne, and 81 uoas 3 for extra
WHEAT Quiet at 81 s56l1 81 for red, aud 81 GO
az % Tor white
COIN .-unekanged and not muea done
WHISKY la good demand A. 81 "a
MESS PORK Held At 10; sales 2Og,O0a lbs
bulk shoulders AZ Is, an5 1000 It's sides az II.
LARD.-Iisld at 2J5s with sales OF country at
20c per ID.
observation-disclosures, bat demand IiEht
GOLD "a s..
EXCHASGE.-PaF money close at I0Gi1 per
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

p6r The guerrilla organ on Third
Street took especial pains, yesterday
morning, to give its friends across the
river full information of the movements
of troops from this point, by telling what
boat took the troops, gave an indication
of their number and that they had artil-
lery, and also stated their destination,
1t would not do to have martial law de
clared here, as in that case such al
offence would be punished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

BASsoR, AE, Aug. I6.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention held ia this city
today was largely attended. R-solu
mons we're adopted denouncing the Al
mini+'rAtion, aud declaring the DEM
cratic party is as il ever has been, the
true Union party.
The resolutions are understood to be
q compromise between the peace and
war wings OF the parties, and the noai-
h.tion Of Howard the result of the com
promise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

Was SHELLED.--A gentleman from
Henderson yesterday confirms the re-
ported shelIing of Henderson on Tues
day The object was to drive out a
halfdozen struggling guerrilla thieves
who had come in for plumber
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

NEW MUao.-We are indebted to
Messrs. A. @. Peters 4 Bro, OF Cincin.
natl, for two pieces Of beautiful sheet
music Just published by that popular es-
Establishment One is song entitled,
The Boyl will soon be home. Words
by Major John Hay music by T. G.
O'Kane. The other is instrumental. and
is entitled, " Whisperings of Love. By
Charles Kimbel. Both pieces are pro
nounced excellent by conuoiseurs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Postage Stamps and STAN ped EnYel.
OpeA.

Opes.
A supply Of postage stamps and enyel-
opes il on hand at the Post Office.
Under the Act approved July /, 1864,
amending the postal laws, postmasters
are authorized to sell postage stamps in
quantities of not less thar one hundred
dollars in value, md stamped envelopes
in packages containing not less than Eve
hundred, at discount Of FIVE per cent
from the face value Of stamps and from
the current price Of envelopes, including
the stamps.
This arrangement is especially design
ed 10 encourage pagties to purchase
stamps and stamped envelopes as arti-
cles of trade, TO be re-sold A fair profit
is allowed for the trouble.
Business men, banks, aud others who
use large quantities Of stamps, aud
stamped envelopes, will End it profitable
to purchase as above. In every Sl00
worth they can save $5-quite an item.
At the present rate at which stamped
Scent envelopes sell, viz: S3ls0 per
| 900, box of them 5000 would cost
only SIS 10 Postmaster
! Aug l6-3tdAltw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

From SHERdAN's FEoxr The Chat.
tanooga Gazette Of Saturday learns that
Hasealrs division, Of the Esd corps, oc-
cupied the Macon road on the 10Th inst.
after short but severe conflict. This
completely cuts OF Hoods com munica.
ton by rail; aud now, say the rebels,
comes the most ssnguipary battle of the
campaign, or grand skedaddle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Edgar Sharpe, Secretary.

PRAIRIE CHIcKExs We are under OBJ
legations to Louis Friemuth, the popu-
lar Major de CUISINE, at the st. Charles
Restaurant, for nice prairie chicken,
the first Of the season.
Charley Habbe is always ahead in his
line as caterer to refined appetite.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

EaS- When Gen. Sherman was cross
ing the ChOdahooehee, during the tre-
mendous thunderstorm, eight men were
killed and twenty injured by lightning.
One flash fred all the guns in stack Of
muskets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Dan Castillo's Great Show

Dan Castillo's Great Show!
beg leave to state to the public, that
in consequence of the low stage of the
water and other dangers Of river travel,
l ain obliged TO change my route. /
shall again have the honor Of perform
ing in this city for two days, namely !:
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY nExT,
AUGUST 18th and Isth.
There viii be an evening performance
on Thursday at s clock, and an after
noon and evening performance on Fri.
day
The people of Evansville will please
accept my most grateful thanks for their
patronage. Begging their future favor,
have the honor to subscribe myself
their most obedient servant,
Dan CASTILLO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. H. The DaeGtah
Union of the 5th, says 1t was ru-
mored at Fl Randall that Gen. SulIy
had battle with the Indians on Knife
river, and had been disastrously defeat.
ed. The rumor needs confirmation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
REmOVAL.

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
III t4eturinz Esfablishment 70 No. FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has large and els-
ga1t assortment Of Ho1e-lHads Work, - dDs A.
The dnest, guaranteed - good e. the best and
for sals - " cheap as the cheapest" and hftle
chezpsr.
His entire stock - consisting 81 hns bnzgys
Coach, and Carriage Fairness, Light IFottlnE'
Heavy WAzoH. DFay, and Exprsss Harness, $40
dIsss IL enlfless variety, brides Of al kindsin
any quantity. Collars, Guths. Surciugles, SheeA
Lines, Military Work IN short, everything y
his Iiae from Hans ~trAp 70 Monitor n@o-
de has bsen manufactured under his ~ -
work man, ena is nov orsred 70 TIE tF4ae ~
AsTERS PRICES. Being able 20 CON Pete sse-
e-ssfuIIy With anything IN the naIAst, % ~ =
aafsh durability and prics, be only asks trial.
Cali snd sxznfns for yourselves ap<s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

NV YoRK, Aug. 1.-The Herald s
correspondent with Sheridan in the 6eld,
on the 10Th, states that scouts report
heavy cannonsding heard there IN the
direction Of Straus5urg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

RAJ No one has been permitted to
cross the river to Kentucky for two or
three days. We have no doubt the
Times found its way to Johnson's camp
early yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

BoUSTY MosEY.-A report from the
Committees on raising money for boun-
ties will be found elsewhere. The Com
mittee have received $l6,690, and call
on all who have subscribed to pay up
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHraeIASs.--If you wish to purchase pare
nruEr, Medicines, and Chemicals at snail ID.
yanes Eastern prices, 60 aud sxamiss xEILxa
4 wHirE's stock, where you will hnd every Arti-
Gle that Is needed by the profession, and As prisss
which cannot fAn to give satisfaction. Their
Store Ia At No. 81 MAis street. may4aAwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

Tho undivided e Of " x Of A.. secsloa &.
town 2. rarFe 10 vest. uRder which tract, aud
- hin - fesf Of the surlaca iiss good vein Of
coal fen ret thick an easy Of aconss
Ms $50 acres Ia the SCOTIA ast part Of said
county - aud timter good. This tract is aiso
rie la miusrai products Title psr.eot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
HAeAN,s MAeNoI 4 nALn..
HETMsTKKET's
Iuimitable Hair Restorative.
nrnE nYE

Bat restores gray hair 10 IL original esior. ~
,upplysng the capillary tubss With natural susie
nance, Impaired By ATs or sissass. All s.&4zts.s-
go dyes srs sOnpossd Of lzs.r eestie. destroying
the vitality ssd beauty Of the hair. aad asora e
thsnssisss no dressing. Hsizstnssf's Inizit.bls
Celosg not ssiy restores hair ts its satzra soiSr
By "A $50 process, bat gives tbs hairs
Laxuxianf Beauty,
promotes It's grVvth prsvssss Ia saiiizg e. sra1-
iestss aaadrzn, and inpu~ - hssith and pisassaf-
nsss 70 the bead Ithss tcod the tsst Of tins, -
ing The eolorinAi lair c1l oFirg, nad ID constantly
Increasing In fAver. Ussd ~ both EsntlsDsn and
iadiss. Il L. sold - II rsspsstsbis dssisrs, or
san Be proSursd b. ths@ q - eozz~etsa
az-nts, D. s. BARNEs 90, 20 SSss1wag' hsw
York Two stsss, 10 esnts ssz -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

lotal.'''s.s.''..s'..' ''s... '..'''s'$lo, nv
On motion it was resolved that all
money due must be paid in BY Saturday;
and the committees would inform all
subscribers that if all the money is
promptly paid, they will be able to save
the Township from the draft
On motion the meeting adjourned IN
I'll Saturday night, at II o'clock, at
which time all tn members must b.
present 10 render an account Of their
stewardship. RICHARD RALEIGH,
Chairman
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

E65- The weather, which has been go
sweliering for several weeks past, has
suddenly turned q lite cool, with midi
Cations oi rn0te htu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

NEw YoaK, Aug. 1.-THE morning
specials contain nothing additional TO
what was received yesterday relative to
the movements on Jsmes river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

miles or more, when, however, they put
about, and under cover of darkness, re-
turned, coming up BY this place under
full speed st 10 p NJ, and proceeding
up the river At the same time the 10Th
with the artillery of the 2nd corps. were
crossing to the north side of the James
river, and we're all landed within u
miles OF Richmond, before 3 clock this
morning This force with General Fos-
ter makes quite a respectable army.
IL - understood that their frst move
will be to destroy if possible. the rebel
pontoon bridges above Fort Darling IL
this is done, Lee will be unable to trans-
fer his army to the north side without
marching by way of Manchester, more
than twenty miles
Thus far, all works we'll Musketry
firing was heard in the direction Of this
movement this morning There was bat
little hard fighting done. General Han
cock accomplished his end by skillful
maneRvering and surprise, aud COR
sequentiy our loss was small. it being
estimated less than one hundred Our
troops have now gained an important
position within two miles of Fort Darl-
ing.
New YoRK, Aug l6-The CONNER
ciGl S Washington special says Hancock
Was 10 move on Balls Bluff yesterday,
on the north side Of James river, and to
he left of the rebel lines. If success
ful, this movement will necessitate eth
er the evacuation Of Richmond or Peters
burg. as Grant viii then be in a position
to bring bis forces to bear upon either.
Il IS said two rebel mortars we're also
captured.
The Commercial states that foreign
orders for over four million dollars
worth Of Government bonds were re-
eeived
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. l5.-The hos
pital boat has arrived iram Deep Bot
tom, on James River, bringing one hun
dred men who we're wounded in the Eight
yesterday, after landing on the north
side. The Hero brought away all the
wo6nded of the 18th army corps up to 5
clock yesterday afternoon.
Artillery aud musketry firing has been
keft up all day aud still continued when
our informant left Our forces drove in
the rebel pickets early Sunday morning
aud during the day bad succeeded in
carrying two hines Of the enemys earth
works-the outer one being about niue
miles from Richmond The loss in the
2ad corps 20 far, has beeu small Gems.
Grant and Meade are commanding in
person.
LATER
The mail boat Key Port has arrived
from City Point, and has on board one
hundred rebel prisoners, captured dur
ing the skirmishing yesterday. Besides
the earthworks captured yesterday by
our forces, there was also captured one
battery that bore on our men working on
the canal heretofore alluded 70.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
LYoN,s RATHArnoN.

- = - - - AAA&OAs
KathAiron Il frsn Tie Grs.k wsrd ''Kathro," o.
''kathsiro." ssgsifyiaE u slsssss T.jsEinsts and
rsstsrs. This artiels s what It's na.s signifies.
Per prsssrviag. restoring aad - stifyizg the
hasaan hair u IL the most rsaashskls Sreparatiss
In the verid- IL IL AsaIn owns< sa / pat ~ y
the sriginsi proprietor, and is rev sszs With ths
ssms care, skili and sttsntiez wAish gave n .
sale 81 ever enc million bstfiss per snnaz.
II IL most dsligAtful Hair Drsssing.
II graduates scuTf aad daaarnh.
II kssps the hsaA eool and elsAs.
II makes the hair, rich, ser aaa glossy.
II prevents the hair ffon f.iiiss % sst tara
Ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald hsa<s.
Any lady or gsHtlsman vhe Taie>s bssutlfsl
hsad ofhslr sh0sId ne Lyss's Ksfhsirsa. Il n
kssws and = - throughout The siTiliss1 vssil.
sold By all rsspsetAbIs dsAisrs.
DEMAs . BARSEs = CO.. Esw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

awe direct attention TO the card of
Richard Hornbrook, relative to assess
ments and taxes.