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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08


which believe Is doing much good work. nOtuithstand
ing the fact which should be spParent to the shall
low mind. that the duties Of cavalry requiring them TO
be either almost constantly in the front or or the move
allows bat little tins for religious meetings. It is true
the bold daahnE dar0g SO esngeaial the
ubeEaut and sverao~ing spirit and life Of the haydy
frontiernan, often ndsrs boys subject liable 10
remAk from our more sedAts and ssid companions Of
the older Stae but It also renders us objects oG terror
to our enemies.
Bat that there are bad men among must aezao-l-
edge. however painful The fact may BE- bat where is the
brigade regiment where hey nOtt And Just here
allow me- to make few remarks to slI my comrades in
arms
have often heard sOldisTs whsn taken to task for
some of their thoughsIsss nadsmsanorz, excuse them
selves and quiet their consesncss with this rsmsIk
"Wsll il / was at home 1 wouldn't do it. but here n
the army, am unknown. and ii won't make any differ
snce." All how ssdEy mistaken how rdieuIouulY false.
such idea Know you not, felowsoldisrs, that
your acquaintance Is greater haaat hOmsR Know you
not your dAilYcompznlons here are from every State
from eye-y elims, from every land Know you not
that vhsn shs eruel Is over those corapanious
Will Be again scattered the broad expsnse Of this
gresn earth and your deeds be they good or bad re-
membsrsd and pubahsd to your Infinite hurt or benefit
viii. Bat pardon this dgressgon did not intend 10
write sermon when began thls but drop this hint
for the candid and serioas consideration Of all ny
brother sOldIsrs whose eye may chance mset aud
say for ALL sslfrsspeet and hosor require more
from the here than even At home.
had almost forgotten 70 ssy our monotony was
somewhat broken into day 5sfors yesterday by the pre-
sentasion Of magnificent Gag glorious little Sd
ArksunA Not however, BY the fair daughters OF Dix
ie uhough doubt not they would gladly haye done so
had they have known old sg had been shot to rib
bons in many fights and were without cne, God
bless then) but by quartermssser Capt John Bur.
thoionew. Tbs presentation speech was made by
Lieut. Dedman Of regiment aud regret hsve not
4 copy to send you however It did honor 10 the man
and found response in each patriot heart tha drank
in his words He Was followed short address from
our esteemed Col DobsOn and thsceremoniss closed.
Ihsve but little to write Beyond the oceaSiona
slirmi,hng and the good news We daily and eagerly
CLEAN from your interesting and well SLED columns
there Is little relieve mOnotonous czmp4s But
there is always "the calm before the storm aud when
the storm does come viii not be idle We are resdy
and eager, and trust to give you good account
from the old brigade.
Yours. ever, MISSOURI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

a At tournament si the Hampton race
course, st COlumbis, S. c., by twenty-five
knights Of the Hampton legioH, Sergeant Nc
Cav, Of Camden, was declared the victor, be
having borne eff six ripgs on the point Of bis
swerd. To him, therefore, belonged the priYi.
lege Of cTowning ''queen Of beauty" for the
occasion. His choice, which seemed to meet
with universal appreciation, fell upon lady of
Charleston, with one of the sweetest faces that
ever flashed inspiration into the heart of a sol.
dier or poet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

THE FYEs.-The Richmond Ehig expresses
the belief that holders of this denomination
should not be frightened into sacrifice Of their
notes by their suddoa depreciation. While they
may not be received IL exchange of trade for
more than tEo-thiFds of their face value, specu-
latoEs and Taxpayers viii, ere long, renew their
offers of purchase ct fifteen and twenty per cent
discount The fves win be needed to psy the
taxes falling duo in June. They can be used
at par for this purpose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

- The smallpox has appeared at Tupelo,
Miss, among the negroes captured at Fort Pill
low, some fifty in number. They were promptly
removed from Town, and the quarters they oecu-
pied burned. They declare themselves tired Of
Mr.. Lincoln's freedom and willing to abide the
f.te Of Dixie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

y Gov. Clark, Of Mississippi, has gone to
Tupelo, where the State troops are enesmpsd,
to formally transfer thase troops to the COHfsd-
crate service, IA accordance with the recent
scsion Of the Lsgislaigrs. Gen. Gholson will
still retain command Of them, having been ten
dsrsd the appointment Of brigaaiergsrsTsl in
the pYovisionst army
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
E.gTTLE HOUSE!

tbs Propristors Of shis wsn-ksown and popular
EEO8ESe
Return their thanks 70 he citizens Of Mobile aud The
travelling public fer the TeTy liberal patronage hereto
fore extended and hope by strict attention 70 The
rauts Of The people, TO merit and receive eortHa'
sncs Of the sEme.
We would ssy IN this ROtice. TO correct some mis-
Representation that has gone abroad fhxt or ohs-ge
Is FIFTEEs DOLLARS PER DAY and IN no case has
more been charged
FAMILIES dssirOus Of procuring spaunsnts eAn
do SO By sddressing the uadsHigued
EABRIEG. DUVALL & CO,
auIsIm ProPrieto-S Noble, ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

A SAD IECIDENT-A wife of one Of the SOL
disTs On sullivan's island, recently visited him
in camp, and carried with her delieacies from
home. Shells had not been thrown on the
islasd for two or three days, bat while the lady
was sitting in the midst Of group of friends,
the enemy opened, and the very first missile
descended aud exploded in her lisp, killing two
men around her, mOrtslly voundine another,
tearing eff one Of her arms, her limbs, and shst-
tering her entire frame. Strange to say, she
fingered several days in this sgonizsd condition
and finally died in tho hospital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

II In Augusta rseentiy there was spirited
engagement At the express Office bstWssn party
Of terriers and number Of rats who had pitched
their camp under the noor Of that ofiee. In
enc hour one hundred and seventy Of the enc
my were killed in = space not moro fhan twenty
feet square The combat excited considerable
interest while it Esged, and lisile dog belong
ing 10 Ar. B. Biguon, particularly distinguished
itself in the nambes Of rats killed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

~ Some thief lstely stole from desk in
the sanesum Of the Meridian Clarion, an Adams
self cooking Eve shooter. The editor gives the
thief the choice Of two lines Of cOnduet-sithsr
to return the pistol, or call AID get the case
with mould, wipers, seTew-driver, Aask, &c,
belonging to lha same, "a be has no further use
for thsm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
EKTRQCT.

HrADquARrKRs ARET OF TESEEssEE, I
Dalton. Ca, April I5th, ls64
Special Orders Ee. I0a.l
K. At the reqasEs OF the Chief ouartermEsssr,
MAJOR J. BLUE KooEE, Assistsns Chief ouartsrInas-
ter Is especially charged with the collection ship
zsns and supply Of forage for the Army Of Tennes-
sse All ofioeu ard agents now upon the above duty
by order from thsss Hos5qusriers VIII report 70 Esjor
Moore.
By command Of Gen JOHNSTON.
KINLOOH FAICOEER,
tSztor ?. BIUE lsooRE A A, General.
Asst Chief oasrtermaster, Army Of TenDsEsee.
.,Fo anl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

II The Mobile TrJsns says that -four is
selling in that city At $3.50 Per barrel corn meal,
"a 50 to s. per bushsl; eggs, 50 50 to S3Per
dozen bacon, So to 50 50 per pound; fresh
bssf, 81: COW 'pess, S5 GO to Sc per bushel-
white. SIC tsSl5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

SYMPTOMS OF CIVIL WAR.-The New York
Herald says: The Republican border rufisnS
in Congress eonduct themselves with the same
violence as the Southern fre-eaters did before
accession"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

T VIM R. Smith, one of the Oldest citizsns
of Floyd county, and large property holder,
died st his residence near Rome last Monday
night. he was for several years president Of
the Rome railroad company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

"a The Winchester BsllstiH states that
haltbrosber Of Andy johnson has been caught
in county sdjaeent to TFoup county, &C., and
is now in our custody. BE has Eve or six sons
in the Confederate service, but Is himself no
tOrious tory and enemy Of our cause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN--Th Three Haxdrsd Gsd
Seeond Dav.-SsVsn shots were fred ST the city
on Thursday, aud eighteen at Fort Samter.
The enemy were busy daring the day hauling
esnd to their middle battery, supposed for ths
purpose Of repairing dsmagss done by the lste
high tides.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

u, Sam. Coney, of company D, 29.h Gsor-
gis regiment, died at the hospital in Columbia,
S. c., on the 26th ulI, of chronic diarrhes. He
leaves wife and two or three children in Floyd
couns,, Ga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

e The Mississippia1 states that Lieut. J. L.
Power, of Jackson, Miss, has been appointed
superintendent of army records for the State of
Mississippi a better appointment could not
have been made
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

~ The Richmond correspondent of the Co
lumbus San says GrGcis's Alabama brigade was
st Camp Lee on the 3OGh uls, where the whole
Of Buckner's division, except two brigsdes,
were expected soon TO arriTe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

~ Ia Russell county, Ala, Hon. Geo. h.
Waddell has been reelected probate Judge by a
largo majority; and the returns received indi-
cate the reelection of Lyman W. Martin, Esq,
as superintendent of education.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

News Agent for she Arzy oC Tennessee,
AED AGENT FOR
The JTEesssPIsfs Daily .4PPeGI-
MsH Csrrisrs Brigade and Iesinsnsai News Agents,
vii be supplied ss heretofore With Daily Papers at
slshiesn to twenty esnss-zlso daily papers al the
posnter st twenty fvs cents
A Iargs edition Of tbe APFEAL Eseelssd every day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
GRAnT,n RRPoRr-

We give GRANTS report Of his esrly opera
tons before Chattanooga, ending with the bat.
lie Of Missionary ridge, this morning, at length.
Il win be found interesting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

Additional from the Trans-8LfIsfssIppE
MOBILE. Kay IA special has been received b. ths
Advertiser and Register, giving additional nssHgsuea
from The Mississippi, dated Summit, Mss, On ths
7,h.
A gentlsmaa, who creased below Bayou Sara On he
ID says cur forces Ia Louisiana pursued he enemy
down Esd river capturing Fort De Russy and Cheney
wills. oa sse 25 Of APrl tbs enemy mads s.and st
Aarksyiil' where they Vsrs taszsd and Ecutsd with
heavy loss estimated a. tea thousand
The transports which were going up Red river with
r0nfOresnenss were whipped baak At Fort De Russy-
Tbs Yankee wounded were sent 10 Vieksburg
Gen Walkers division crossed 30 TIE nortA side Of
Red river, snd was pursuing the refreshing snszy.
The Yankees burnt four sunboats shove he falls.
FreIa Sac BsHtsa Frsnt
DALTON, May The enemy advanced II FROM o.
Tunnel Hai shs norning, and commenced shsing our
cavalry on the ridge this ads Of thss plaza for two
hours and then fsn back.
Thsy are reported to Be moving round to our left
Our troops are oa he gui ViVe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

~ In the House Of Commons, on the 8Eh,
Lsysrd said that the Government was taking
measures to investigate the alleged Kidnapping
Of Irish emgrAnts into the service of the Federal
a-uv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
HATS HATS

L n HOLBRO0E offers for sale, ~ Wholesale OF
81 i, retail q lsrgs otof home made WOOL HATS.
Also, vii give in exchange Hat f5E Two pound Of
clean washed Wool
Tool esrded izto Rolls 70 or5sr-znd VIII pay the
J. L. H0LBROOE.
KhisshaIl street.,
,ua9 Il, aflsnta. O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

vThe farmers of Virginia are doing all they
can to put out large crops of corr and sorghum
the growing wheat crop is looking very well
particularly in the valley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

AZ The official returns elect J. L. Exams,
probate judge of Dallas county, Ala, by fifteen
or eighteen msj1rity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

a The second annual council of the do
csse of Georgia met in Columbus, Ga, on the
5ih. BisheP Elliott aud large number of
Episcopalian ministers are in attendance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

n A large company has been formed in
England. with capital of a million of dollars,
to purchase steamers to run the blockade and
bring out cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

E Major Gen Cristenden having been ex-
Moderated from al imputHtion whatever con-
corning his coOFSe ct the battle OF CnlckamAuga' a.
bas been assigned to an important command,
and ordered TO report to Gen. Burnside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
T EL z GRAPHIC.

Reports of the Press Association.
Entered aecoTding 70 act Of Congress IN ths year 1854
b. J. s. TzEAsEiER- In tts Clerks ofies oktbs Dis
tct Court Of the Goatedefsts States f5r ne North.
srn District Of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

W Henry Rogers, detailed shoemaker,
from North Carolina, fell into the dock at Rich
-mond few days sincs and was drowned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

" A great part of the city of Dsmarara has
bseR destroyed by FIRE. Loss two or three mil
lions of dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

~ In letter 10 the editor Of the Rhich
mond EsqMiser, Mrs. Mumford, widow of the
ex.msyor Of New Orleans, Acknowledges the
self and chIldTsR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

Special Dispatch 10 the Memphis Appeal
dalton, May 7.-Ons division Of TIE enemy nads
al advance, a. O'Clock this morning Hhich vas warn
y received. Our guns kept up brisk Are for an hour
Thsa the enemy withdrew from eur foat. They con
tinus demonstrating on our aanks.
With rs 81 are ready, prepared and conhdent
Gov. Harris Is wish the Tennessee troops On the as
and encourages than BY example and address.
battle ID imminent snd nay taks place to morrow.
but most probably On Mondsy. WAvERLY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

n Gen. Adams is doing good work in the
vicinity of Big Black.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

II In Columbus, Ga, butter has tumbled
from 81 down to So per pound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

E Begging is selling in Selma, Alabama, q
SO per yard, aud rope at So 50 per pound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
OUR SPECIAL REPORTS
HB DALTON FRONT.
Movements of the Enemy.
AN EARLY BAFTLE ExPKCrED.

Gov. Harris and the Tennesseeans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
Rags WANTED.

Tbs highest market price, either IN money
OF subscription, VIII be psid for clean cetton
or linen rags, white or col0rsd, delivered at the
APPEAL counfing-room, Atlantis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoE.-It is reported from
Washington that the English solicitor general
has rendered decision that the Alabama and
other rebsl vessels are not of the class dsnomi-
mated British vessels, nor have they English
crews, but, on the contrary, are Confederate
vessels with Confederate commissions. He in
sists, as such, that they are the property of rec
ogbizsd bslIigersnts, snd therefore no inquiry
can be made into the history of their rGvIgss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

sssTRE 20 " TIE
HOOP Iron Bands--P atented--
Substitute for Rope i'm
BaIing Cotton!
rosts lessis put on fsIterhedS the bale twenty 70
twenty Eve per cent smaller than rope and viii not
rot Adiussed 10 any Of bales quickly IS rops'
Painted and pu; up in the noss eo1yeaent packages
for transportation he rslstive bElk being mach less
than that Of rope,
A rupply always On had FOR which orders for any
quantity will be promptly hilsd, and furthar lnforms
1 @ =. THORBURN
Price In Bsrnudsl Wfmisgton. n. O., or
6 ctS psT ID. Vt. CAAPBELL,
lis a.. ST. lsecrSss bermuda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
sr0O RRWARnt

nAH AWAY from the snbscribe-s ~ CshsbG, on
Il, ths night Of the zsfh uitiuo, the BOY, MATT,
5srf coEper color Las small scar on his left cheek
,suEea frS-n a recent bod. he Fpesks quickly when
snofeu 90 and is very infelhgeut IAe boy % sap
e-.S A have left Oahshs with one Williams and 20
49, ieft Ss,frns or the Southsru Repubiie her up
sriD cf Wednesday, J0fh AT
Mi 1--WE th5 shove reward for the delivery o. ssid
.ro .r II leaFed IN any sii Nhere We can get Linn.
S's's' HREAzEALE & MOORE,
CaAabs,
srls ent Dallas County. Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
Cn-P4RTNERsHIP,
vEw ColdHEIssION HOUSE

-OHY "a. KING s CO.,
f-LNE2AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rear rear
~ Norezoss' corner, Nsristts street AtAnss ga;
o1 attend personally sna gFo19p.y % an 's =,
- signT7srts entrusted 20 their care rlnEo IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

THE Naval YIcToRY.-Insslhgencs Of the
victory Of the Confederase steamer FlOrids was
conveyed to Richmond by the following official
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
FoRT FISHER, Nav /, 1864.

Hon S. R. Mallory, Secretary Of the Navy;
SIR: have authentic intelligence by the
Greyhound, from Nassau, that the Florida has
sunk the Huntsville and another gunbost IN the
West Indies Col. LAMB.
The Huntsville is screw ship Of Sl7 tuns,
and guns, and of the f Ast Gulf squadron.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
Gss HIenpgis 9ppeal,
.UsLIsHEL5

Terms Of Advertising.
An advertisements VIII be charged thEse dOiisrx Per
square Tor The frzt inssrsion-snd two dOIsTs and
tslI fer each EahEequent insertion.
LOes n0Oss vii BE eharss5 At tie Ests q sfty sts
FsF line.
Obisusry notices ana all other articles not Of gen
sTa pzblie interest charged other sdvertisemsnis
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Tie Rebels IN Fal Rssrsat-RsEi,f for Kuoz.
uiiLs

The reSrnsss Of night. and the enemy s,fH resisting
the sdgance Of Thomas lelt prsFsntsd seusraI pur-
suit that ght but sherman pushsd forward to Mission
Mills. The rssstancs Thomas eft bsfng oTercorne
the enemy abandoned his position near ths r.road m
ne n front Of Shsrm an and By 70 O'Clock At ubt ss
IN igl retrest; and he whole OF his strong positions o
Lockout mountain, Chattanooga valley and a alssionsrv
ridge were IL our possession, together with iarVs num-
osr Of DFisoneTss artillery and small arms Thomas
was directed 10 get Granger, with his eOrss snd a.
aehnaeas enough rom ether commands, inclgd1z he
men, IA re aoiaess 70 60 to ths relief Of Knoxville mon
the tetmnation Of the battle at Chattanooga; siess
stesmboat loaded with the ratioss 10 fellow NJ ths
river.
On the eTsning Of The 25h November orders ware
given se both lncmss and Sheraan 70 pursue he eue-
NY early the next morning with an thelr aysilsbls
isree exeept that under Grsager intended for tie re-
Lief Of Knoxville - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

III - NIlI-I % D. I 9rrrI
Granger hsd not yet got cf nor Vvonia h - -. -
number q men bad directed BssiSs- - ~ -
via w. reesAess and complaints Therefore DE-
5iaea n9tFlinsianding the fast that ~, .e1ss
Sherman force had marched from Ners,f5s sons q
gone iaie eeiiie iInsdiately On their arr-7 - 49, -
ssaoos.. q ss "a h with biz command a5 ors-. =
eoo9EaA1ee saeses9tn were sent him ~ $50 - =
s1iae command OF taa troops tksa vitb . q
sSaon 70 tnoss with him, aud proceed vb ~ -
pc elsPSssa % ne relief Of Bsrnsids. - 'ssl
Zen Elliot had been ordered ~ III =, -.
ol stoselnser, 3 proceed from Aisxand-is - -
70 . 1si.h nis cavalry division. 10 "A n -
- y - phase Ies approaeh Of Skernas es,.s
- % t-ise ne siege Of Knoxvjiis aa5 -ss-
sasla ard oa ne aisht ol tae 4th cf Deem
- s1esssasa IN throwing hs cavalry mt, Fs,, !,
q ne nigni o. the ID sherman arrived Il ..-o
ride IN references to 'crgan.ir = n-r VII Burn
oosp q eiinur oFertske the enemy sue b~t a., =,
iSe hin cat Of The State Burnsds Wa a - - ois q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

The following official dispatch from Fort
Fisher was received yesterday by Secretary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
erEAkzn CoLFAx RExoxrxArxp.--Tl

SPEAKEK CoLFAx RExoMINArxD. The
Union Convention Of the Ninth Con-
grsssionaI District, With entire unanini-
sy I'D great enthusiasm, have nonina-
ted Mr.. Colfax fer reelection. The
Union men Of that district have honored
themselves BY this nomination, and their
Representative is honored by his noble
and appreeiative constituency Mr. Col
fax is now serving his 9Th consecutive
term in Congress- rare occurrence
among Western members. The high
position be has gained in the national
councils and in the respect and conf
dsnee of the entire people, is due to his
untiriag industry, his integrity, and de-
votion to the duties CT his position.
There caa scarcely be q doubt Of the
success Of this nomination at the polls >.
Ind Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
LYor,s KATHAmoN.

KathairsH IL fsom the Greek word Kathrs, FER
"Kathaifs." sknifying to cleanse, Fetnvinate and
resters. This aFtiels IL what It's name stgnIass.
For preserving, Festorisg and beaufifyinR tbs
humau hair Il Il the NEST Fema1kabls preparation
in the world. II is again owned and pat ap BY
the original FropristsF, and Is made with the
sane care, skill and attention which gave IL .
sale Of ever enc million hesties per annnm.
IL II mast delightful Hair Dressing.
It sradieasss scurf and dandrun
II keeps the head c@oi and clean.
1t mskes The hair, rich, soff and glossy.
IL ,vsuts the hair from fsllag OF and taFn-
gray.
II sstsres Aalr upon bald heads.
Asy ts4y or gentleman who values heantifei
head ofhAir shasld use Lysn's kathairon. II 10
known and = ed throughout tke civilized worls.
Sold BY ali respectAhis dsaisrs
DEhAs 5 BARNES CO.. Eew Yerk.