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, 1864-11-08

TIE COPPE0HE4D CKRCU.
A4 TX.
Il Democratic 1A1a WeetfEE at Camp
DnuE1A1s

circular made Its appearance In the
6t1eets'1aet evening signed by Isaac Doler,
Chairman State Democratic Committee;
Aaron Haven, Chairman Cook county Demo-
critic Committee; ". F. Storey, r T. Mer-
rick, r. c. Goudg, B. G. Csu1deld, and thir
ty-three other frightened Copperheads, charz
ing that the rebel raiders, whose plot to turn
loose the nine Thousand prisoners in Camp
Douglas and sack the.city was frustrated BY
the energy OF Colonel Sweet, were sent
here in the interest d{ the Republican party.
Bold on gentlemen Vas Charley Walsh
cent here in the interest Of the Republican
part5f Did he I'LL bis house with arms and
ammunition for the benefit Of the Republican
party? Did the Republican p2rty run him
for Sheriff two years ago: Did they eecnre
quarters for Col. Vincent Marmadnke In the
house Of Dr.. Edwards?
This miserable and dimsy lie is the result
Of the joint efforts of thirty y-nlne astute Cop
perheads during the past twenty hours. 4
more childish device to save themselves
from the political consequences of grext
crime attempted to be perpetra:ed BY their
political friends, if not by themselves, was
never conceived. Every one Of these raiders
WAS Demccrat- Matmaduke never voted
anything but the Democratic ticket in his
life. The butteruut gently who came here
Saturday night, went straight to a Demo-
cratic meeting. The raiders who arrived
here on the propeller Mears from Canada
yesterday, we're Of the came political stripe.
Col. Sweet made M exclusive haul Of Demo-
Gratis Sunday night. He did not find Re-
publican in his net. In fact, grand Demo-.
cratic mses netting is beng held at Camp
Douglas today, and the citizens Of Chicago
u1y thank tht1r stars that the exercises did
nut CT me off according to the caucus pro-
gran1ne.
, 1864-11-08

tB Who are Buekner 8. Norris. Charles
Waleb, and Dr. Edwa1dss Lenders in the
Democratic party. Is 1t possible that any
man, not a~rebtl at heart, ckn vote their
tfckttf
w The London Quarterly den ominasea
Mcclellan, "Athe1stone, the unready." Ia
fhia fne man tn MAXI Presfdnnt9
, 1864-11-08

~ Why do the peace-sneaks support
Mcclellan ? Because he Was two years at
the head ct the finest army the world ever
SAW and never made war.
g The triumph Of slavery Is the degra-
dation Of honest labor. Working men me.
cha, jce, remember this hwen you go to the
polls and cast -FOUR yote for freedom aud the
Uniln.
, 1864-11-08

Pre cautions AgsIntt Election Day
Dpsrurbance&-nlaJ aJur Gen. Butler
"A. e1Ened to 1ne Commund OF the
m1ueary Forces III New I0rk.
, 1864-11-08

ontr6 In camp OouRias, WHO naQ oeeu Lolu
ttat the chief seat Of power in Chicago Vas
intoeir interests, Rrd would tacttly aid them,
nate the sir blue with frantic rage. =.
Bnt there is more In this thing than appears
on the eurface. Hajes is understood to wash
bis hends Of the whole affair which bears
throughout the ear marks Of Mayor Sher-
mans right gallant, loyal son, Col. Frank
Sherman, recently returned among US. BE
lae learned thorouhly to hate rebel as thu
father of secession js said to hate holy water.
The spirit of this proclamation is shaped and
etlf1ered by the Colonel's fresh "reminiscences
Of The Cha1leston prison, aud intensified by
the vivid re11en btance Of blood hounds bay
Ing along his own fugitive track" through
South Carolina Swamp. The enemies of the
Union whose g1ancas Of hate Col. Frank
Sherman taw dt]y setin the en'phurous clouds
Of battle, or glaring at him through his
psieon bars, have their full influence IN call
Ing forth the Mayors proclamation, which
falls like lead on the hearts Of the Copper
heads, for the laws will be maintained, the
polls protected, and rebel schemes Of riot
and out1sge be put far away from the face OF
loyalty. We give prominence to two points
in the Mayors proclamation:
Be it kaotca, Tint Ill neeaful precautions have
been n will be taken BY tho c1v1l authorities to
secure to Ill voters the free and cafe exercise Of
their right Of suffrage, a1d to preserve the public
peace. IF NECESSARY TO PREVENT OR
SUPPRESS 4 RIOT, I WILL NOT HESITATE
TO CALL THE MILITARY TO ny ASSIST
ANcE, but u1]ees 20 called 17on, they art re-
qoested to avoid any chow Of military foree In the
vicinity OF the polls. Soldiers entitled to roe are
expected TO DO 20 IN the eame manner az other
citizens.
The good people Of Chicago will dismtts ali ap
preheneicnz 80 to the polls and cast thelr ballots
faE the Candidates Of their choice, without excite
mc1t, and in the spirit Of cheerful obedience to
lsw. aid the authorities to prsserTe the pnoltc
reate md The cQpi uaue Of OH ctY
, 1864-11-08

FROm NASHVILLE.

The Situation at JohnsonvIlle-Hood
in Commando the kuemy 10000
AtgonE-E1AGt Below u0shv1llc-
GYanu Union Demonstration. !:
, 1864-11-08
MAYOR SIfER II ANS PR0DLAaIA H.
YION+

gram1ne-
MAYOR srfERMAEss PRoDLAnA-
IION+
Honest and loyal men Of our city vera de-
lighted by the tone OF Mayor Sherman's
proclamation, issued yesterday afternoon,
which:w give in full elsewhere. It is an
evidence that Mr. Sherman has his eyes
opened to the enormities his ? ,liticM assocl-
ates have conspirtd to enact IN the outraged
name Of Democracy. Himself large prop
trty dAer, a citizen of long etan ling, inte-
reEted in everything that concerns the mate
ribl prosperity Of Chicago, it NEEDED only
the ASSURANCE that these were In danger, to
br,pc Mayor Sherman, both personally and
officially, squartly over to the side Of Law
and Order. And this has come NOW
to mean Loyalty, when only By deeds
Of outrage ~ard rapi1e can Die1oyalty
attain Its ends. The Threatened spectacle Of
u city In flames, hordes OF armed and tfen-
zied ruf1ans turned loose in our streets the
pribcelS Sherman House On fire and Quilted aud
the nsme Of our city abroad rendered eYnon-
ymous with Insecurity to property and life,
bss edectually ar. ueed Mayor Sherman from
the dream that the conspi1ators around him
ne:rt only quiet old fashioned political
gane Of wire pulling. When he saw the
wires In the hands Of desperadoes lead to
rebel torpedocs underneath our Chicago
homes, it is then wifely that our chlef snun!c-
lpa1 officer rlauts himself in the very fore
front of the barrier opposedto such scheme
Of neditated Outrage, and points to the
CLEAN Of loyal bayonets and the frown OF
Feceral cannon, and bids the traitor crew BE-
ware.
AZ may be imagined, the coarse of Mayor
Sherman ia the explosion Of a bomb Shelf IN
the very heart Of the Chicago rebel camp.
There was deep md bitter wearing in scceah
circles YESTERDAY. The Sons Of Liberty, the
E. G. C.'s, ard all the baIded traitors In our
m,aet grew white with wrath, while the but
terrut strangers who read, or had read to
them, the proclamation, cursed Mayor sher-
Nan in no measured terms as having brought
them hither to bet1ay them. The rebel pris.
oners in Camp Douglas, who mad been tol1
ttat the chief seat OF power in Chicago vas
In toeir intereets, Rnd would tacttly aid them.
nate the sir blue with frantic rage
But there is more In this thing than appears
, 1864-11-08

Nzv YonK, Nov. 7.-The following Is the
latest b3 tbe CITY Of Baltimore:
Pms, Oct 26.-The Emperor has left for
# is stated that the project is under seri~
ous consideration for establishing :;, q pablle
wsrds the undertaking Of general utility for
tha while OF France as i8 fulfilled BY the
works fund Of the City Of London.
The Bouree has sgain Deen-unsettled-
Rertes closed ut G4f 70c, or 10c higher than
YESTERDAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
oEskeAt cRANrls orrRATIoNs

Spottsylvania C. II is a small town
Of about one hundred inhabitants, the
capital Of Spoitsylysnia county. Il is
situated on the Po river, branch Of the
Matapony, II is from twelve to fifteen
miles southeast Of Fredericksburg, and
the same distance northeast Of Gernauia
Ford-tbe three places forming the
points OF an equiIateral triangle.
Orange C. H. is tlirfy-fve miles d.
reetls vest. ard Gninney's Station
eleven miles out from Fredericksbnrg,
on the railroad 10 Richmond, is twelve
miles east Of Spottsylyanis Court HouEe
The railroad running north from
Fredericksburg to the mouth Of Aquia
Creek on the Potomac, By ~hich COM
municstion Is now had with Washington
is eleven miles long. From the mouth
Of Aqua Greek to Washington. BY the
Potomac, is if,y.6ve miles,
Petersburg Is twenty-five miles south
Of Richmond, aud ten miles from City
Point. on the James river, where Butler
landed Vessels Of hundred tuna car
ascend TO the city aud those Of larger
tunnsge within ak miles of il Its pop.
ulation IN 1883 was is, 900
The stations and distances on the rail-
road from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

a Case OF DysP~Psaa OF sixteen years
stNndIag cured By one bOx Of r n. sAarp's esls-
brAtsl Pills. Read the t~stia0ay -" PAilAssl-
phiA, Feb. 9Th, 1854 Mr.. John J. Kreasr-p-ar
siri l have h>Sn Sufferer from that nsst Aorrsa
disease, Dyspepsia, for sixtees years: bat aasr
using the one boz ct r u shsrp's Pills ~AleA 1
purchased of ycu soros tArre weeSs sse, s.ss e.
Il had entered iatoA rev iik-Ey gsnsrAl health
has iaprOve4. NJ aPpstiss has fnsec~sed, and a.
together esl like . nsw man. take Plsasurs is
recommending them ~ the PuhlIe IS sAss and re-
liable. Yoars truly. Q. T. PoRBKs. BE. Si
Chestnut Street, Psitsdslphss. 's5as ~ -
Fries 81 bsz. sold BY druegists svss.vhers,
JOHN J. KRONER. PrinsirAa Assna
toS chsstnss Street, Phus1ssPhis.
SAyts, ~ 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

prist Gen. AeClellan's Report in fail IN
successive issues Of its sheet. If there
be one sincerely loyal man who still
clings 10 Gen. Mcclellan. We ask him 10
answer this question-lf Gen. M IS q
frge man eLy Is eSery traitor Ais Boisy
eAGm2ioaf
Il viii also Be remembered sthst Val
landighaD, in several Of bis epistlss,
last fall, eulogized Gen. Mcclellan. Why
did be do so7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

ANECDOTES OF GEx. McCLKLLAx.-
An exchange says that lady stepped
into Brady's Photographic gallery, a few
DAYS since, and inquired If they had pic
lures Of Southern Generals The answer
waa "Yea "Show me Gen. L.e," said
she. A package was set out and exam
iued. 'Show me Stonewsll jackson"
They we're set out SHOW me General
Bragg" These we're examined "Shsw
me JEFF. Davis. She remarked that he
looked rather thin, was assured that 1t
was correct likeness "Skoss me Gs1.
/ Ne Caellaa" This last appeared TO nm
! ISL the set
I Another illustration Of Gen. McClel-
lan's character, is found in the fact that
/ the New York Gecs which never sven
pretended TO support or approve the war
for the Union, but always condemned
and opposed it, announces tha. il viii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
rommissicner's Sale of Real Is.
tate

DT Firtas of aecrss Of the Taaasrbureh Cir.
ID Gait Coart tks andsrsixaed Comalissioatr
will. on th- lssh dAy of Jans. 1854, bstwesn twO
ard four O'Clock NJ. az ths court hose dsor ia
Evau.ytlie, srae~sd 70 sell at rabiis auction thu
following described rsai estate, 70 uit:
All that pskt u the vest half of the aeusheast
anaFier Of sc<flea nine %. 10 fewnshlp eight 50
south, of range sleven titl west Ia the yiEcesnes
land distriet. uhieh wsa eesveyeda 90 Serena
sfFoai b. d.rA af partition d.fsa Aay 4, 1855
sad recorded fn beck q ~ the FeeeEds q eds OF
tAsdsFburgh Coaaty. 1t pages lls aaa lIt. con
taiHfag &c acrss, guorc or IeSs-
TsrRa of sais-0nz third cash. aza lhs remain.
Il be sscarsd 81 Eotss ultb snrety, irsriu In ter
eat, and waivinE relief lars.
ASA IGLKHARr.s nmsssIon.r. =
mAyls sw
lEvsas.iIls rniea eary wseks.f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
GEOGRAPHY OF the Seal OF War.

The following items will be qaite use
ful as IA matter Of reference during TIE
progress of Grant and Sherrnahs ar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. IA. Anders q CO.'s
IODINE WATER.

- Inc Water aets spon the Heart. Liver. Eis-
asys. Dlgsstise ofsAps. aad olandaiar system.
The sueesss whlen has atts edsd the aae Z this
remedy In private praeticet and the endofsemsnt
u N deal authority, enahis as 10 roconmsad Il
the prartitoueF md The public, ksiinz eoz-
adsnt that With fAiF trial "a will attest Its own
excellence IN the cure u chronic dl.easss Whleh
indicate Iodine, 80 a. serefula. Bronchitis. ekin
Eruptiuus. Heart. iFcr. sud Kidney Diseases
NsrVuus Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumaiisaa, pys.
pspsia, Debility. syphllls,se
Physlei 'ns hlsg sAiy up1n tbs uniform strength
of loslins Wstsr - containing thrss qaartsr
grains FuHH Iodine In each duid-6unee PvRR VA.
Ter, toirsuf beiag ssei II Il EoI liable TO de
-omp9sition ner spDi DitaHeonsly -fSfmsd insquaii-
Iiss nelthsr the Iodine 81 ydiEsa nor nentrai-
issd by combination sitit aay Ingredient, whieh b
rsnder thls solntisn superior 70 any othss method
% exhibiting iodine
Euil directions aeeompeny each bottle. that q
may he used a. famiiy msdiesns ~ NslI a. b.
the profession.
Price one dollar per hottie. on reeelpt Of ass
dollars, slE bottles deiiv,fsa FsAa BY express to
any address.
beware Of ccnntsrfeles ma limitations which
unprineiplo drslrrs suaeasof 10 disposs OF our
reputation. $40 our signature and trade Ark
1.-THE Greek word heading this advertisementl, },
upon the labels and wrspnsFs Of cseh botiis. vita
cut which nene IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
pR HsANDExs A Co.
PhysieiaRs Rad Chemists.
No tss Drosdway, 6sw Tork.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

pices, deEles, gaps, passes, hills, noun
tains, ridges, hoilows, streams, and ev-
erytking else which can retard the move
ments OF an army. The entire region is
s vast forti6cafion for the rebels To
march large force through il is no easy
task Of itself But We have az indorni-
labls army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

General Sherman has more difficult
region 10 contend with than General
GrALt The country frcm Chattanooga
on beyond Dalton is an endless tumble
and eonglonsratioa Of rsvinss, prsei-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

foasd 4" maya az
American Cancer champion. DE-.
HEEBERs has located In the city ef oziAeJ,
IlIinois, No. Ios Main strsss, third door above
Quincy HOUSE oncs over J. z Dayton's book
store.
He claims 10 BE- tbs King Of c4Hesrs and all
kinds % Fever sorss, saeh e White sSsIling and
Bone Diseases, eefofals, PIes. ssrs Kyss IN their
worst stssss, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
female weakness, asd cal; RAszm, 7sstsr.
Rksanatisn, &e., -.
Ths Doctor bseams master ef the shove diseases
While travelling through Earope ssd An-riea, and
he nov stands ct the bad Of his profession both
Ia EHrope and America. Ths Doctor will take
pleasure Ia showing his visitors csrtihcates " the
sbovs dissas vhsre tbsy have bssa given mp a.
iseurabis by the beat physicians 10 :hs eounsry.
The DSeter also guarantees eurs in all Gases
whsrs the patient lives up 70 the dlressions.
The patient vii pleass correspond vsskiy. Civ
lag tras sfstsnsst Of tbs esss. MOI.
SD The POOR dealt with literally.
cAEesrs extracted In from four to fpsnty -four
bosrs. without in.srumsnts or pain, Or drer OF
bieo1. msyIs
Nesfee ss Physicians and the Pabiie.
ALLCoch's POROUS PLAsTERs.-TzsrIso-
sIAt.--" New Tork. Eov. ., 1859. r. Allesek a
Co., 10. - Canal strset-cshiIemss lately
suns red severely nom . vsskasss 10 ny bsok, &C.
essisned b. saddsniy vsr-ezsFting nyseE nsv-
izg heard Jour plaslers much recommended iof
cases ef this kind. proeared ore, asd the result
vas sIl that ] eeuid desire. A siHsts plaster
eur.d ne 10 a veeb.
Y~uFs, respectfully,
- BgIGGe,
"yroFris.eT - r1- Brssareth nouss.
few FORK"
There ls sstbiss s4ssI, is shs vsy of Plaster.
70 Tbs Foroas I1astsr ef Mr.. Aiisoek- In Asih-
ms, Cough, Kidney Assc'ious, snd local dssp-
'eassa psiss. is~y afford r-rnsssut relief anS
ios wsAk backs. Pairs 10 tbs eide, stitehes, spd
sPssmedie pains generally, tbsy are unsurpassed
for tbs tsnsets they inpavt Prize 3 o<ufs sseh.
Prfresral ofsse, 81 Canal Street.. fs~ York.
Il. NELSON co. spd y. ?. THOMPSON.
EvansvIfl.. Iud. asd By s1 respectable dealers
"a nedicines. nehSo In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
rHF rRnNr

Directly under him at Chattanooga
Sherman bad his center commanded By
ThomaE; ninety miles to the west,
as ille, he had isr ght command
ed by Mcpherson; and one hundred and
tea miles TO the east, at Knoxville, be
had. bis left commarded By SchoGeld
Dalton vas directly south Of him on the
line Of railroad running to Atlanta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Slonsy Creek, where General Kauts
cut the railroad ADD divided General
Bsaureyard's forces, is station on the
railroad from Petersburg to Weldoa, \.
c., twenty-five miles south Of Peters
burg. The following are the stations
and distances:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Na- let these Nho hafe ac0bte9 TIE vtFfueS =
Brtt's cEosOS DlrrsAs, if any sui tbes. -
read the foilewius Certieoats fser Esatisass ~si,
kuowa ia thss connusisy, ssd deeet se move.
Its general snsrodueslon int the array I'll save
the iisre ofthouseads efeur soiAiers:
LoruviLtS. Ky. Jane ~. las.
We, the uadersigned, have sreu the Eced essets
pred uced ~ The uas ef pr. JgwS ptl1's CEsseS
Bufsks ID ea.s eG sesetal i$bslity sas pgesirason
Of ths sysssn. asa bslisso its general u,s wouia
psevsnt aissAss Ana rVlisve mnsH sussriaE.-
Among cur soldiers pArtiealary would tAis es she
ease. especially those who are ezpcsed ts nsss-
ma'ie inausees II the Southern climate.
MAJ. FulLIP srkED.
Collector Int. Rev. - nis Ky.
CHAs. b. coTToN.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisvlils. Ky.
col. II. nEST,
Proso-t sl.rsa.l e.aH of KsususAy.
REv. D. 2. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't q sanitary coenmisssoa-
HARVEY, HUGHES ( CO.
Publisher Democrat.
gro. P. DoERN,
Prop. Louisvilie AnxSiges-
HUGHES 4 PARkH1LL.
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- Loais7ills, Ky.
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+ MAJ. 4. THUSfuN,
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c. n. AkrCALr ~ o.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

AHN AHofhA Auuh AkARkff aeuAnA HAtGH
Lee is expected to make stand II forced
back to Il. runs parallel with and north
OF the railroad from 0reuge Court House
to Richmond Lee would strike il about
ffsesn miles beyond Spostsglvania Court
House
The face Of the country over which
the battles are progressing il very irrsg-
ulsr, eat up By creeks, iide-watsr streams
and covered 10 many places By acrubby
underground which affords an excel
lent shelter TO the rebel troops Ia this
respect Lee has extraordinary advanfa-
ges We nov come 90 the region Of
Geneial Batlers operations. General
Butler landed upon a peninsula formed
By bend IN the James River, which
turns OF TO the north for several miles
aud then abruptly turns back again
This peninsula is known as bermuda
Hnndred. It's extremity il known as
Turkey Island Bend--lhe point where
Mcclellan came out after the seven
days battles II is short distarce
above City Point and the mouth Of the
Apomasox River, which courses dowu
from Petersburg. Twenty miles above
and eight miles from Richmond, 10 Fort
Darling, two hundred feet over the ga
ter, with guns making plunging shot,
and BY which il is hardly possible for
the iron-eiads 10 pass
There are two railroads running out of
Richmond from the south side Of James
river, connecting with the saaboard roads
in the south via Danville with Greens.
boro, \. C., via Lynchhurgh with East
Tennessee, and via Petersburg With
Weldon, \. c. It is against the latter
road that Butler is operating from his
position on the banks Of the James Riv.
or Butler is thirty-ihree miles from
Richmond by the course Of the riEer,
but probably less than twenty in direct
line, The stations and distances from
Richmond TO Petsrsbureh, are:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Madafne Aad0e FoFteF's LuFGltVe
BALsx~s - sThs iavaiszbIs madeline pozss1ss-
ihs sxsrsefdiHary power Of Relieving immediatsly
Coughs, coIds. HoArssnsss. Dinsaify cf Bsaath-
Tag. and Haskinsas. sash As least vs have
feun1 zzy4 AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
REMOVAL.
WHO'S. GHMlgHRH

NhQo. .. MAHHEH
HAS REMOVED HIS wHoLEsALE MA6ps
- tsetHrtnx Estsblahmsnt ts Ne. Bfk9T
the nnssf, grArantesd - y gep1 a he kssf, 49,
- ssss ss " cheap ~ the ehsasssf. sa1 hssas
eh~srer. rafsr1Ea
HIS entire stock - esBsisting ~ Ans bsRGy.
Coach. znd Carriage Hagnsss, Light TFsttine<
Heavy Wagon. Dray. sad Express Harness. Sd
6Isns fn er1Iezs saTietT. Brides of all kia6s Il
any 7santltyi CslIarss siftnes f,rklER -, Chse&
his Ilss. fzosn Hare strap TO > = Henfsor ks1-
dis1-hAs sesB E4asufzctnrsd sn1sx bis lmms-
aizts- supervision. by skiilfui end sxpsrfess.1
work alGn, znd 10 nqE o1sFsd - shS srnzs sa
EssTEKS PBICK5. Dsisg asls - sonspsss 49,
eessfniIy Nith snything in the market, 10 ssyl4.
nai.s, durability, and price. ~ s.iy fskx trial
Call &ad sxAssins foE ysaE EssiFss- sses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
Urinary. and ssrual systeps-nsw ssd reliable
trcatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent ~ mail Ia sealed letter snvsi-
orcs. fres Of charge. Address m. J. sKiLifS
uouGuToS. Howard Association. Ne. se1ts
Ninth Street, PhiisdeiFhis, r..
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Thl. celebrated Teiiat SOAP, 10 susA u.i.
vsrssi demand, is made nom the eholssst ma
terials, is IntId aud esseltIeat Ia Hs aatars.
fragrantly sesntsds and sKtrs1ely beae
netai IN. its aetian upon the skia. Per s.Ic hy
pruEslats and fancy Qooas nssIsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
sUBsCRIPTIoN rkRMs-rN ApYANCE
FOR TEE pAILY. IL ADVANCE.
Schedule

Schedule
Of Adrertfsfhg Rates agreed spoa By
The EvAKsYILLg JeuREAL and EvAss-
VILE TixEs, 10 fake effect Monday,
March II, 1864.