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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30
To the Public.

AT the earnest solicitation OF several General OFF,
cers the United states Christian Commission has de-
Trimmed 70 present 70 every essei OF war, hos ta
and figade in camp, Aeso Years. Gil Camp III
brary o. over One hundred aud Fifty volumes, Ia
the patriotic people Of ths Union will only divide
their Libraries with our brave de enders Une Tnoue
ana -Four Hundred and forty One su b LIBRARIES
can be placed the ha ds of officers ho MI secure
their proper use General literature. standard poe.
try aud fiction. science, history, biography the mag
azinrs, reviews, and illustrated pap neatly bound
in small volumes, religious works. In Short WI at
er. to cheer bis confinement, win be welcomed and
eagerly rused. 49,. - - -
its nnnece sary to remind you Of the invaluable
inn fence of such libraries In preventing gambling
and other vices Of idleness. In cheering and nvigo-
rating the invalid, and in censoiing and directing
the troubled soai Nor do you need solicitation to
Of your library for such purpose; and to suggesi
the ladies Of your family the employment Of fore
two In calling on their friends, and collect
ing library from your town.
Our soldiers " u prize the books much more high
ly,ifyou will writ your pane and residence in each
volums; and, Il you can ada word Of cher and
cordial Acknowledgement of the cridces these he.
roic men MAKING for you. sit will have indu-
ence far beyond that of the mast costly volume
which the press ever produced &c., -
The parcel can be forwarded to any Of the branch
GO OF The Christian Commission, Of which yon will
6nd list annexed, or to the Central one; and In
forty hours after Its arrival there will be In the
ly because we have not had opportunity to bestow
ON them our choicest treasures. sia ~. 81, .-.
sdi Respectfully Yours, i 49, ~
r GEORGE Il STUART, ~
~ Chairman U s Christian Commission,
Dec 49, 1854. .soqqs1 II Bank street, PhiiAda.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30
Choice Butter.

ROsr TUBS. Choice Vermont Butter, for family
~ nse Forssale by VI 9T7--' 9'f-T i~---'.
TWITCHELL BROS. g. CHAMPLIN,
decSOdSt 81 Coml. St, Thomas Block
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30

kEMARKs-Maine droyers are dissatisfied with the
prices offered and const quenty but fow sales were
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30
Festival At the State Reform School

- R.aa,ns Matter on all F.-r r.3e'.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
BY TIE PR EsIDsHT oETHE UNITED STATES
s..l.s = ia or AMERICA. seaf =


Whereas a trea y between the United states q
America aHd her BritAuic Majesty, FIR the onal
settIsmeht Of the PugsEs Sound Agricultural
Companies, was concluded and signed at wash
iBgtsn BY their respective lsuipotenfiariea, on
the frat day Of July, 1858, which treaty Is, sord
for word, - f0Hdws.-- q
The United States Of America and her Majesty
the oueen.of tho United Kingdom or Great Bril-
! tain and TTsIand, being desirohs 70 provide for
the A1af settlement of the claims Of tha Hndsoas
Bay aud Pneatfs Sound Agricultural Companies
specified in articles III. and Nv. Of The treaty
concluded hstween the United. States Of AInerjca
aud Great Britain. on this 18th ofJune, 1856, hags
resolved 10 conclude treaty for this purpose and
have named ~ their Pienipotentiarses that IA r.
say: The President Of the United States Of Amer
lea William II. Seward Eecrsterg Of State and
her MnIssty the Queen 81 the United Kingdom u
sGrsat Britain and Ireland, ths Right Honorable
Richard Bieksrton Pencil, Lord Lyons, peer Of
her United Kingdom, knight grand cross Of Eer
most hoBofAb1s order Of the Bath, aid her Envoy
Extraordinary and mister Pienipet sntiary to tte
3 United States Of Amsriea; who, sitter having
communicated TO each other their respective full
powers, found IN good and due fern. have HgFeed
apess aud concluded the following article:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

Que trial and yon will neqeF any others
It ID not BecessAry ia publish q ioag list Of dh.
eases fer which ths Cedron HitteTs are specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS. LIVER or kGUNEYss liz
In all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
aMQ UPON DEFIANCE WszNT Oh
THE STOMACH or nOwELs;
In GOVT, RIIE UMATHsM AND NEU-
HALGIAg
And ia FEVER AND AaUEs
IT IL lsstfnasi to supsFeaas Al othar fasnsdt~. 1t
not Gully cures thass diseases, hat il PAgyKsTs
saam. 8t sH# eEss
4 vino glass full n the Hifters taken Sd houi
before each meal, viii obsiata The i'll effects aI BE-
most unhealthy climate and sArseh the person
saaiAg Ii against diseases sHdBg she ~ wse sFyfnk
exposures. - ~
Sold by Draggimts aud Gxpeafs 0eHsraiiy.
s@-Dr. JOHN B0LL's Principal Once, Finn
sfrset, LoaisyslIe, ky.fssess 4 H #*#a
aeld by ~ . aa5 e PETER YfERLTzG.
febs Sole Agent. Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Dyspepsia.

ad ita afteadaHt trsin Of symptoms, IL acts NOR
asxe sharTa fhen medicine There Is nothing
fn the range Of the MateFia Medea, that for . mo-
neut aessr a conp~rison with u Ia thss disease.
faSs acc1aIlt Of this wonderful plant naAy b.
bund In the 18th edition Of the U. S. Dispensato-
~, pages 1887 and I5ss. Is EafsteffE asf
a series Of exuerfrnen r. ID which Dr.. Bull has
- tor years engaged, haa Just been brought to
Successful terminal ion, and he Is enabled 20
offer to the public combination Of Csdron, with
other approved tsaisa. the whole preserved in ths
best quality OF eopper-distitled Boarbou whisky
salch he Is eonflaent has 90 equal ia the worid
: might furnish vulume Of certificates, bat
> public hasa Tong ziaas lesrosd 30 estimate
Aags At their true ystne. Tha safest plan Is, for
.very 70 tsat for himself tbs virtues of . mss
medicine. Give f4 &A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
A CARD.

The undersigEea having sold ont his entire stoek
Of Kzasfs wsss CFothinzs and Gentiemens' Far
uishfuw Goods. and retired frru tbs business,
hereby exgrsssas his grztefnI aeknowIed gements
70 Ais numerous friends and customers Tor their
u.sst pstrouzge 50 literally extene ed % hiua aud
wos1Id respectfully recommend Msssrs- Taylor y
r. v-ha have succeeded him In the business AZ
hs - uos prepared % furnish % their Gus tom
ar sgery arfirts in their lire, Of she very best
auAIity, and At the meat s<verzbls prices.
anzso ~ II. LION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE.


r STATS OF ISnxAkA. I "a s
ss4A# - vanderbureh Connty. %.
I41oUIS RICHTER. CLRRk OF fHK VAN
l. esrknrgh Circuit Caurts 10 aud for the county
AZORES aid 40 hereby certify % the shHrn Of said
General Ele.sian On ths Sfais Of Indianal 20 be
held on The secepd Tuesday in October. lisa. At
Cd diserent places Of holding elections In naid
cenntss te-witsl s
A Governor Of the State, Is y
~ 4 Lieutenant Governor, r.-.
A Secretary Of State,
A Auditor ef State rNa1a4f
A Treasurer OF State,
AAttnFneg General
a sapArint<nAent OF Public Instructions.
Clerk &c The SaRrenle Court ltf
Reporter Of Decisions of Supreme Court,
-Four Judges Of supreme Court
A Member Of Congress fer the First Congrea-
A Judge q The Court of Common Pleas for the
District composed Of the counties OF Yanderbnrsh,
Warriek Gibson, and Possy. hiA aQ
A nfstrtct Attorney for the said District,
Representative in the State Legislature,
4 Clerk Of the vanderbnrgh Circuit Court,
Sheriff Of said County Of Vsnderburgh,
4 Treasurer Of said County q yAndsfhuFgh.
A Coroner do dc do - haa
A County Surveyor Of said County OF Wander
burghs asf IHsGf egafeHAa h'4# -
County Commissioners for the Second District,
A Assessor Tor each Township. .a
Witness my band and the seal Of said Court, this
t. sixth day Of sepiemhsr, eighteen hua-
- Isog.g louis RIcaTEE Clerk.
/ GEORGE woi FILM. SHERIFF OF VAN
Il. derbnrgh coRsss, certify that the above IL
true copy Of he original % Sic IN my Office. thia,
.se SKI Gay q sspteaes.lr q sesssn hnndrsa and
ahka8N8 fsH#a sheriff Y. Co.
seps.Tiues unioa. and Democrat cory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

Whereas by the 30 and 4th articles Of the treaty
concluded at Washington on the 18th fIty 81 June,
1876, between the rnited States 81 America and
her Majesty tbs Gu en- Of the United Kingdom II
Great Britain and Irelands u was sits ulated enp
agreed that IA the fatare appropriation Of thf
territory south Of the 49th parallel Of north ra
tuds provided in the FIRST article If said trsat
tins possessory rights Of the Hudson's Bay COM
pauy, and Of all British subjects who may BE- AZ
ready IN the occupation OF iaud Or other pr pertY
lawfully acquired within the raid territory should
be respected aud that the farBs lands, and otiG.f
proparIy of every description bciong in,s to thf
: ruRstss Sound Agricultural Company, on the
north side Of tile CotuInBia River, should be cor.
firmsd 10 the said company but In that fbe
situation Of those farms and lands should be con.
siaered BY tbs United States government 70 DO Of
public and political Importance aud tha uhitea
ates signify desrefo obtain 20 session Of the
Cd should be Transferred 10 the said governments
aproper yaIaation, TO be egFeed upon betwess the
parties.
Aud where's Il IL desirable that all questions
between the United States authorities the one
hand, and the Hudson's Bay and Pugef'a sound
Agricultural Companies on the ettef5 with respect
20 tie p0Eaessory rights aud eiailus Of those com
panles, aud OF any other British sub eets in Ore
gon and Washington Territory, should be sattisd
BY the transfsr Of those rights and claims TO the
Rsy4rnment Of the United States Tor an adaqua Z
money condensation
II Is hereby agreed that the United State. Of
America and der Britanic Majesty shall, wfthia
twelve months after the exchange of the rat ihea.
tious ofthe present treaty, appoint each CONF
missioner for the purpose Of examining and decidu Z
upon all claims arising out Of the provisions Of ths
abovs.quoted articles of the treaty Of June 10,
1876. i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the hateria
Medfea n ne United StAtass nE neEs AFerabiy
kifgwR @as j pionser IN medical discovery, than
that of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, KY. His
inimitable preparation Of Sarsaparisla has long
stood az the head Of the various compounds Of that
Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

] have a very large stock Of the above
Goods. ! am also prepared 10 make mp
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
| have got the best workmen in nv en-
ploy in the West, aud warrant all goods
made by me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, | can and will sell goods low
err than any other house in the city Of
the same kind All / ask is for those in
want of fine clothing TO call and see
what | have got No trouble 10 show
goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
40 4

has become household word throaghout the
Wet aud south; and j. ~ or4n Iszs1e ass IA less
than 3 year after their introduction, attained a
reputation a. wide spread the continent %
North America. But the browning glory Of bis
Ute feEaans - be STAINED IN ais latest discovery
6r rather Combination; for he does not claim I ,
hzvs been ths scoyerer ~ gEDEAs " hseh - tiae
basis of TIE bitters nos offered TO the public
That hpnor belongs to the NATIVE Inhabitants Of
Central Amerfea, g whom It's virtues have been
kneWn for mors than two hundred years. As = 4
witt Il. the indian bf9s defiance 10 Ghe moai dead
Ii malaria and handles wifhout fsar ske naost
omoas sefpents. II ~ Belief With item that
while there u breath left in The bpdy the Cedrpn
Il poteat enfe no natter whattlss dfkease nzay
be- F4
While Or. Ban Il cot prepared 70 inaorse fhis
axtrAvagant pretensioD, he il nevertheless salts
ned from thorough animation Of the evidence
relative 70 its virtues, that a. a remedy and pre-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure
either % the changes az ~eathsr aud Innate n
tbs miasmAtic Influences. Il stands without 3 RI
xaL and justly deserves the Feguaasien IL has -
s5ng enjoyed ~ eeatraf America and the West In
-. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
TIRE ATE 8.

Treotg .for the final Settlement Of The
s.. ~Hudson's Bay and Pngets Sound
4qrfcaIturdt Companies betsoeen The
~ United States Of america and Her
Byitansc Majssty5 concluded July /,
- s 1863; ratitiedl by the United stateg,
=, March 2, 1864 ratification exchanged
March 5, 1864; proclaimed by the
Prsstdent b the Unit,d States, March
5, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE il hereby giFen 20 Taxpayers Of thu
~ Clty ~ Evansville. tisat have rncsixsd froxs
tn cierk 81 the Common Council Of saie city the
lax daDlieats for ths year iss&, and that an
now ready 10 Fe-eiTs the taxes contained in Kaid
duplicates
All peraoHs who pay their taxes IN fail within
thirty days from this date, will be entitled - 4
discount CT thFse. ger cent. Of the nnoant-
and rhose raylng after the expfzatIor ~
thirty days, and within slx ~ days from tgs data
viii Be entitled 70 a discount 81 enc aad a haIf
per csnS. ri the anaoant
ny ofaos VIII b AZ tbs Mayors ofBas, en-
Second Street.. between Main aud Locust streseN. /
s.53 A n VIM. G. BoEPPLE, ~
sspss'u Coilsst0r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Ger. ETaiu and Third stss
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
4 wideiy-k Hotel has been closed for sew
eral weeks undergoing repairs. It has, during
this time nesn repAfnted Inside and out, has been
througnly lifted up. and in great measure furn-
tor has made every arrangement to render his
house cenvenient, healthy aud agreeable to the
public. ..z-..ezl
Thanking the public for the me patronage that
for . series OF years has been extended 10 the
Washington he invites renewal oftheir custom.
and Wall endeayor 70 have his table furnished AMI
ed patronage.
onnibuses viii carry passengers to and from
- uepot uses 8Ife islx2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

The present treaty shalt to ratified, aud the mu.
tuai exchange of notifications shall take place In.
Washington, In twelve months from the dats
hereof, or earlier, II possible.
n taith whereof wo. the respective pienipoten-i
afhxed our seals lss +
Done In duplicate, at Washington. the frst day
Of Jnly, ammo Domini enc thousand eight hun
dred aud sixty.threa
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03
MARRIED.

On the 25th February, 1854, at the Goddard
House, Maysville, by Elder J. R. Hulett, Lieut..
THOS. j. WOOD, Sixteenth Kentucky, to Miss
SALLIEJ. DUVALL.
On the 25th February, 1854, at the residence
of the brides father in Minerva, by Elder P. B..
Wiles, Mr.. CHARLES T. DARNALL, of FEM
ing county, and Miss ANNA R. ROBERTSON,
of Mason county, KY.
Near Frankfort, on the evening of the 22nd
ult., at the residence of tho brides mother. by
the Rev. John S. Hays, Mr.. FRANCIS CLEVE-
Bracken and Harrison, to Miss LAURA HAIR
Lam, daughter of the late Hon. James Harlan
On the 25th ult., at the residence of brides
mother, by ED. C. Reyes, Mr.. JOHN A. STIrT,
of Fleming Co., and Miss MARY MoMlLLEN,
of Mason county, KY.
In Aberdeen. o., on Monday evening. Feb. 90,
1854, by Esquire Shelton, Mr.. DAVID R.
MITCHELL, of Mason county, KY, to Miss SUE
MCCORMICK, of Lexington, Mo.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03
DIED.

On Thursday evening, February 25, at 20 min
utes past O'Clock, at the residence of her son,
]. Scott Harrison Mrs. ANN HARRISON, relict
of the late President Harrison, aged IS years and
months.
Died, on the asth February, at the residence
of &. w. Blatterman, Esq, Mrs. CHARLOTTE
BLATTERMAN, aged 81 years.
The deceased was a native of England and
was the wife of DR.. G. w. Blattermap, who left
Europe in 1894 at the invitation of Mr. Jefferson,
to NIL the Chair of Modern Languages in the
University of Virginia. After the death OF her
learned husband, she removed tc this city, and
has resided for many years with our esteemed
fellow citizen, G. W. Batterman, TIE child of
her adoption. She q lady of rare excellence
possessing nobility of mind and heart, truly
extraordinary, with manners and accomplish
menLs unsurpassed. She was highly social in
her character and disposition, and her CONVEX
sation was always interesting and Instructive
her manner was simple, but mingled with ma
tive dignity. She was cheerful, uuassuminR,
frank and kind, and has left an impress upon
tho special objects of her care and instruction,
which evidences ner happy faculty for the task,
as well her untiring devotions. She a
member ofthe Church of England, and the fun
eral services were conducted by Mr.. Gregg, of
this city. Numerous friends were present on the
occasion and paid the last sad duty at the grave
of The departed. r.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03
Meantime supper and Fair.

RoRT. FIcKLIE, Esq, Chairman OF 'ne
Neptune Hall Building COMMITTEES, requests
n. 10 return thanks of the Com
papy 10 the Ladies' of Maysville for
she Supper and Fair, gotten up by
them for the benefit of their Gem
p.ny. The affair was complete success,
and the proceeds far exceeded what the
M ost sanguine anticipated. The Indictment
weather kept many away on the second
evening of the Supper. but the large and
liberal crowd that attended demonstrated
clearly the high appreciation our citizens
have Of this efficient Fire Company. This
IL as it should be. The Firenen when call
ed upon by the shrill intoDings Of the Fire
Bell in the n light to go forth and assist IN
subduiDg the devouring element, ask no
questions in regard to the weather. This
seemed to prompt our citizens to attend
their supper 10 spite of wind or weather.
The nett proceeds Of the supper amount
ed to the handsome sum of 1851 40, which
we understand will place the Company out
Of debt aud enable them to go on with the
completion Of their Hall.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

0TMessrs. owens & BARKLET's adver-
tsement appears in to-day's Bulletin
Upon reading their announcement dis
eliminating public cannot fail to perceive
that o. & B., offer great inducements to
the trade and to the public generally
Their large and varied stock Of Hardware
Boots and ST oes. etc.. is very attractive, and
remember. that those who advertise liber-
ally, present fine bargains to their customers
Do not forget the plaee-2nd street, sign Of
the Big Saw.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03
WYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary
organs are ever prevalent, insidious and danger
GUS. The properties of medicine to alleviate,
cure and nproot these complaints, must be Ex-
pectorant, AnodYne and lnvigorating, loosening
the mucous of The throat, and imparting tone to
the entire system. No discovery medical
science ever mastered this class OF diseases like
DIR. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used
with the most astonishing results in all cases of
Bronchitis, influenza, Whooping Cough. Dip
theri or Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
Coughs Colds, Nervous Irrtability, &c.
The Rev. J. j. Potter certfes, ''that have
used DR.. Wynkoop's Pectoral for several years.
myself and in my family, for severe Pulmonary
Complaints, and have recommended it to many
others, and have never seen its equal"
Rev. j. j. Potter, Brooklyn, N. \
! Hundreds and thousands of important testi-
monials could be produced, showing its remark
able cures and that it neUer fails.
| 1t is composed of pure Iceand-Moss, Balm oil
/ Gilead, Peruvian Baisam, Eccampane, Com
| frey, Burdock. and other Invaluable expectoran'
and tonic ingredients. 1t is harmless, prompt
and lasting. Invalids and suffere cannot afford
to neglect q trial. Full desert ptions, recon-
mendations and directions accompany eacI
bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by Dr. r. D. Wynkoop, and sold BY
D. s.. Barnes & Co. New-York Ioctl-6m.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

rFrom some sources. it is reported that
Sherman had reached Pearl river, that the
Federal forces had retreated to Chsttan 90
ga, With Wheeler in pursuit; that Long
street had withdrawn his forces, bat does
not name to what point; that Buckner was
in command of Hoods division, and that
Gen. Jones had captured ESQ FederaIs, 13
negroes and mules east Of Cumberland
GAP,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

WE HAVE REMOVED OUR DRUG
w STORE to The East Side of Sutton
Street, End door from Second, to the NEW STORE
fitted up expressly for oar business; where we
have opened New and Extensive Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE -STUFFs, PER
FUMERY, ALL ARTICLES OF TOILET,
And Everything in the NOTION LINE.
ALSO, Paints, Oils, Lamps. Chimncys,
Garden Seeds, &c. &c.
tRWe hope all our old patrons will continue
their favors, and that new ones will call in and
see US, for we promise Bargains.
MACKEY & WOOD,
Maysville, Mar 3, 1864. Sutton street.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

GTSome doubt is expressed as to the
Florida disaster. because Rebel papers up to
the 9th ult., received at Fortress Monroe,
say nothing about it. We presume, how
ever, our forces met a severe check, and
had to fall back to ] Jacksonville. It is said
Gen. Seymour bro usht off his men in good
order, which corroborates the impression
that he could not advance His loss is now
set down at 800 in killed, wounded and
missing.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

A HINT TO FARMERs.-There are three
things easily raised aud harvested TOT
which, the farmers may depend upon It,
there will be an enormous demand and
high prices paid during the war. We refer
to potatoes, beans and onions. The farmers
could not do better thing for themselves
and their country than to plant these veg
etables very extensively. If it appears, as
the spring advances, that the wheat crop is
likely to be short, and that fruit will be
scarce, onions, potatoes and beans must be
had TO fill the vacuum.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

GA convention to devise measures for
the Improvement Of the Ohio river met at
Louisville on Thursday, and passed a reso-
luton asking an appropriation of Sloooo,-
600 from the Federal Government for that
purpose.