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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-24

sTNERvoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL
Weakness, etc, can be cn,d by one who ha. really
cured himself and hundreds 81 Others and will tel. Won
nothing but the truth. Addrr. with stomp.
EDWARD ". TRAvER,
feb2o-dawiy Lock Box Roston Mass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-24
No Alcohol or Bad whisky!

wv AiSohOs VI DstW "uichy.
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out of hundred
INDUCED by the extensive sale and universal popu
larty Of Hoofands German Biiters (purely vegets-
bel hosts OF ignorant quacks and INSCRIPTIONS adven-
turerS have opened upon suffering humanity the flood
gates of nostrums in the shape Of poor whisky viley
compounded with injurious drugs, and ehrstened TONES,
s;omachic and Biiters.
Beware of The innumerable array Of alcoholic prepare
lions In pethorc bottles and big beed kegs under the
modest appeation Of Btters, which instead Of curing
only aggravate disease, and leave the disappointed suf
ferer In despair.
Do you want something TO strengthen you?
Do you want good appetite?
DO YOU want to build up your constitution
Do you want TO feel wellg
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do you want energyl
Do YOU want 10 sleep we'll?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you do use HO0FLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Rec. j. Newtos Bro,ca, n. d., Eaitor oftle In.
cyclopedia ~ Religious Kgo,cledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
medicines In general through distrus OF their ingredients
aud ELECTS yet know OF no sufficient reasons why man
may ~ the benefits he believes himself to have
received from any simple preparation In the hope that IL
may contribute TO the beneft Of others.
do this readily I'm regard to Hollands German
Bters, prepared by Or g. NJ Jackson Of this city, be-
cause preudiccd against them for many years un.
der the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture. am indebted Go my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ., for the removal Of this prejudice, by proper tests
and for 90 try them when suffering from
great aud long continued debility. The of three bot
ties of these bters at the beginning OF the present year,
was followed by evident relief and restoration de-.
Of bodily aud mental vRor which had felt for
six months before and had almost despscd OF reganng
therefore thank God aud my friend for directing me 10
the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June -, 1sOl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-24

Few are aware Of the importance Of Checking Cough
or slight cod in its first stages that which in the be
ginning would yield to mild remedy n neglected soon
at tacks the lungs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-24
LATEST WAR NEWS.

FRAUD AND CORRUPTION IN THF
NAVY DEPARTMENT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-24

They WILL CURE the above diseases in nnet,
nine cases out Of Il hundred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

Dr. BoEr.-This distinguished physi-
clan has been in our city for some time,
nov, aud bis skill in the department Of
surgery, which be has made specially,
put to the test He has been favored
with many patients, and his operations,
so far as we know, have given general
relief and satisfaction. Ameng his pa
tients have been several from Hendsr-
sou, KY, whom be relieved quickly and
without inhicting much pain. In add
ton, there Is quite q demand for his
medicines, which We observe he is ship
ping to different paris OF the country.
DIR. Bort is an old practitioner. He
is kind and gsntlemanly in his dsport.
msnt and wins success because be de,
serves it
We do not know how long be will re-
main in our city, bat no longer, we pre-
sumo, than there ssams to be demand
for his skill So far, his patients have
been numerous, and they continue to
come from oil parts Of the country
This fact of itself is sufficient 10 prove
that the operations by the Dostor are
eninently successful We're the con
trary the case, it would not be long be
fore it would be known through the
country, and his business brought to q
sudden termination.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Roll OF Honor.

Since our last report, We acknowledge
the receipt of tbs following for the bsns.
ct of our sick and wounded soldias;
Mrs. Richard Ford, New Harmony,
Posey County-two jars Of pickles,
Mrs. VIM. Kurtz, Princeton, Gibson
County-one key tomato pickles.
Ladies Of NeWbarg, Warriek County,
through Mrs Era Bethell--one hundred
and twenty dollars being the proceeds
Of supper given BY them.
For the above, We return our sincere
thanks, and would suggest the propriety
Of other towns in this distries following
the example Of Newburg. Ladies, viii
you let Newburg outstrip yoa in the no.
Bile racer We have the svils Of civil
war upon us-to the women Of oul
country is assigned the duty of allsviat
ing its consequent suforings You viii
remember that for over one year th.
hospitals at Evansville have net drawr
any sanitary supplies from, the Stat
Sanitary Commission; what has beef
drawn the soldiers in the front hav
needed. p HoRSBRook,
Sanitary Agsat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

LIoHr AHEAD-We are glad to see
thai preparations are being made by the
city authorities to furnish sidewalks
across the canal, on Locust street
We have not the vanity to suppose
that our appeals to the City Council has
procured this determination on their
part, 70 do justice to large portion of
the citizens Of the Ninth Ward, bat pre-
sumo that a sense of justice, and Of the
obligations the COuneilmen were under
to consult the convsnienee and comfort
Of sill our sitizens, has led to this i'm
pofteut movement.
Additions have beea put to the sewer
passing under Locust street, in the bed
Of the canal, on both sides, and We hope
the work will be pushed 10 completion
with all possible despatch, while the
good weather lasts.
In the name Of the Ninth Ward, We
thank the authorities for their NANTES.
tations Of regard for the welfare Of oui
citizens, and Eve shall ever pray" &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

ZEAL NOT ACCORDING TO KSowLKDsE.
We heard heavy joke yesterday on
a sprig OF eonnter-jumper Of the Cop
perhead persuasion, that is too good to
keep.
An honest, blunt old farmer, who
wears plain clothes, with his wife, was
in the house Of one of our leading mer-
chants, and the Madame had selected
quite bill of goods, when the aforesaid
yonng gentlemen salesman, deeming it
his duty to forward the interests Of his
favorite, the peerless hero of Antietam-
the boy in Blue-little Nike ClelIau-
preached the subject of politics. When
the honest old farmer plainly indicated
his preference for Honest Old Abe, the
brilliant young genius very pertly de-
clared his willingness to wager ''twen-
ty'' that Mcclellan would be he aex,
President The plain old farmer quietly
drew bis well stuffed wallet and sisuifed
bis purpose to take the bet.
The young Copperhead accidentally
discovered that it was against his prin-
eiples to bet, but declared that if he was
sbetting man, &C., &c.
The farmer replied, Well, young
man, if you won't bet you shouldnt
blow" and turning to his wife who had
q considerable lot of goods picked out,
remarked to her that they would buy
their goods elsewhere, and left young
hopeful to suck bis thumb, and refold
his goods.
Moral-Salesmen should attend to
selling goods and leave their employ.
ers to talk politics. In the classic Ian
guage of George Francis Train, Hur,
rah for the old Farmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

To THE PuBLre In answer to nuner-
Gus inquiries, We give notice that our
great history Of the remarkable dsfee-
ton in the Mike Clsllan party in
this city; Of the Fort Bischof Armis,iee;
the war between the giant and the pig.
my, now in course Of preparation, will
not be issued for several days yet, as
our artist Ia behind with the many
expensive Illustrations with which we
propose to embellish the work. The
people can afford to wait, as We propose
to give them work Of PesrOIean rich
ness.
The remarkable sayings Of one Of the
characters introduced, namely: King
Richards fool, is said, by visitors, to be
superlstively excellent and funny.
Orders are flowing in on US fast, and
we expect to issue 100000 copies in the
frat edition, and have the work sterso
typed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

MoRE SORGHUM township is
fast becoming second Louisiana. The
farmers III that section have gone into
the manufacture Of molasses extensive
ly, and the article they turn out is very
superior. We yesterday received sam
pie, manufactured by Mr. William Rit-
chic. He calls it Lincoln molasses, "
and NEST excellent article it is. We
hope the maker may live to see his IA
vorite President crush the rebellion, and
become enthronsd in the hearts Of the
people as the second Father of hia
Country"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
TIE CAMPAIGN II EGYPT.
Gen. Logan Hulling Buttsrnuts-
The Crescent City Band Lending
Inspiration.
Outrage By tbs Friends OF Little
Mike


We have received dispatches from
Egypt, in regard to the campaign of
Gen. Logan into that region, and the
ovation given to our glorious Crescent
City Band by the loyal men OF Egypt
The Crsscents are in high feather, and
nightly pleased With the manner in
which they were received BY the Egypt
lane, and greatly encouraged By seeing
the. good work progressing through their
iastrUremtdEty
The meetings addressed BY Generals
Logan, Haynie, and Col. Phillips have
been counetd by thousands, and the
ladies, God bless them, are doing their
whole duty in the upbuilding of our pO-
litieal Zion. Grand torch-light process
siOns with transparencies, banners, glee
clubs, &c, &c, were held each night,
asd the Approximations carried terror
and dismay to the hearts of the Mike
Clelsan Democracy. Their rage and
modification became so great that the,
threw rocks into the professions, de
siroying transparencies. striking chit
dren in their mothers arms, ladies il
their faces, aud members of the crow,
/ promiscuously. The Union men, head
ed By the gallant, battls-scarred hero
Gen. Logan, charged the cowardly
sraitorous seoundrsls and put them t
inglorious fight
Ths campaign into Egypt has been
magnificent success, aRd will add IArg'
ly to the Union majority in Illinois, al
has, besides, induced Gen. Logan an
other distinguished speakers to visit on
city.
They will appear at the Wigwam Il
night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Logan I'm HEinoIs-fhe General Can.
wasting his own Bistrict=Fraeas
with q Copperhead.

Mt. VERNON, III, Oct 26.-Major
General John A. Logan, accompanied
by General Haynie and United States
Marshal Phillips, spoke yesterday to
thousands Of people at Benton, Frank
lin county. The General made . speech
unsurpassed in power, and the effect on
the people OF his old home was perfectly
wonderful Hundreds of men VINO up
10 Yesterday were for Mcclellan have
declared for Lincoln The Copperheads
are completely overwhslmsd Ths
Union men are in extaeies. Old Frank
lin, with little more work. viii BE- re-
deemed The audience was the largest
ever seen in Benton.
To-day Gen Logan spoke to about
three thousand people here. He was re-
ceived by the assembled thousands of
Jefferson county in a most enthusiastic
manner, and made great speech The
COpperheads are furious During his
speech Doctor Green, of this place,
accompanied By his sos, both armed
with revolvers, grossly insultsd the Cen
ersl, who hurled 8 glass At Green
head, and but for his dodging behind .
column, be would have been fslled ike
beef The valorous Doctor, ike 9
true peace sneak and CoPpsrhsad, a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
A FREE EXCHANGE OF
SUPPLIES FOR PRIs-
ONERS.
The Election Frauds at
Baltimore.


Esps7lal Dispateh 10 the nissoeri Dsmserai.i
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.--A negotiation
between Generals Grant and Lee, with
the sanction Of the Government on either
side, has been progressing since the 9th
Of October, the announcement Of which
viii be hailed with the sineersst Rrasifi-
cation throughout the country. IL has
not been complstsd, but has reaches
such stage that am permitted 20 give
some Of its details.
On the 9th Of October, Commissioner
0uld, Of the rebel Government, ad.
dressed letter to Major General Hitch
cock, not sending through the ordinary
channel, bat having It mailed At Fort
Monroe. This letter proposed TO Gener-
al Hitchcock to alleviate the sufferings
Of the prisoners en- either side by allow
ing each Governmsnt to undertake the
clothing and feeding Of its own men, un-
der the Supervision Of an officer Of It's
own, parolsd for that purpose, the United
States to send its clothing and provis.
ions to the points nearest the prisoners,
and the rebel Government to be permit
tsd to buy at any place ID plsases abroad
such supplies as II wished to Guraish it's
prisoners
General Hitchcock, observing the ir-
regularity Of the manner in which Com.
missioner ould had approached him on
the subject, referred the letter to the War
Department, where il was decided 70
send it down to General Butler, through
whose haHds originally Il shosld have
come General Butler uas struck with
the proposition, asd laid il in person be
fore Gen. Grant
On the 18th Of October General Gran
addressed letter to General Lee, recit
iHe the substance Of Commissions
oulds proposition, aud saying he sp
proved Of it. On the 18th General Les
replied, saying be had construed Gen
| Grants letter as su acceptance Of Com
missioner Oulds proposition, inquirins
whether be was right in this eonstrue
ton, and adding that he thought il wozlc
Be well to limit the supplies to nscessi
ties, excluding delicacies, in order e
avoid ovsrbardening the transportation
On the 10th General Grant replied t.
this, saying be did accept the PROPOSE
ton, and asking that detailed plan foi
putting it into operation Be at once pre-
pared.
The correspondence on both sides az
hihits commendabls anxiety to do any
thing that can be dsne 10 alleviate tbs
condition Of the prisoners Grant Is
pseially, repeats that be win favor An]
plan that will relieve them.
The examination into the frauds il
the soldiers vote is transferred to Balti
more, where General Doubleday and th'
rest OF the Military Commission havl
gone to conduct the investigation. Gov
Seymours agents are deeply implicated
and short work ia likely, it is supposed
TO DO made with some Of them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Church Property for Sale
LIBRARY NOTICE.


rEHHE LIBRARY ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN
i to the Stockholders and Subscribers Of tbs
Association. To the gentlemen who do not own a
share Ia the Library, would say that there are
comfortable chairs, bright lights, aud warm hFcs
In this rooms, whsfe You can 20 end spend your
leisure time pleasantly, by reading papers from all
parts Of the country, besides having the privilege
Of using any Of the books out Of selection II
over four thousand volumes, all for the sum Of I'VE
dollars per year.
The female Teachers Of the city viii be permit
Ted 10 us the Library at the rate Of two dollars
per Rnnum.
Although We have large plumber Of stock
holders, va Hsed MuRK, aud We would respectfully
suggest 10 all tho . eomefs Y who going 70
make Evansville their home, that here IL n good
place TO put your shoulders TO tho wheel, aud not
Ouly help one Of the best institutions in thu oltF
along. but you will confer lasting benefit 90
yourselves and your share Of the rising generations
re- Rooms In Marble Hall Building. "a
ID. II. LANPHEAR,
oet20-Iw Recording See'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

5 -i660-X
Persons g Aassny hasiss 5asisd with
weakness iasf Is Raifisation u s- heart, lack
81 aPPs;ig ;, .ssross alter eatia<, ss-pia l,vsr
constiPSsieH. se-err~ 70 saasr. 81 -tasy VIII ma,
try the csishsftsd
PLANTATION STTTERs.
which arss'sN fsroaisueudedb b. The l.shess medi.
cal authosi.ses, and vsrsNasc.i Il produce an im-
s,sdsass asasee'al aasef. Thsy are exesssingly
agresable, rerie fess. ana auss Suppressed Al,
ether sOnics Whsts .s.lthy, gentle stimulsut !.
rsquired.
They purity, strengthen @aa iRvigerats.
They create healthy appetite.
TAsy are an antiaOes 10 change Of water and
diet
They Overcome the sasets 81 dissipation and
late hours.
rasy ssrvusthss the sysssa AID salivsa tn.
The miud.
TAsy prevent raiasaaiie and inssrmitssns f..
They purify the breath ana aslasy 81 The
stomach.
hey eure DyspspsiA Aad Constipation
They cure DiArrhsa Aad cA0lsrA Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
They make thu weak strong, the IanEuid brill
liant aud are exhausted natures great rsstsrer.
rhsx ars eosaFossi Of the eslsbrtsd oAlsaya bark
viasergrssa, <NssAiras, rOess and herbs, ali pre-
served In pS<isssly pnrs 81 oroiz run. Tor par.
sioGiAFs, see sircalars and testimonials Aroun d
/ each hottia
Beware u sEpostora. ErAaine every bottle
See that it has cur private q. S. Stamp uunsuti-
lated over The cork, with plantation scsne, and
or signature a has stssi plata side Label. See
that eur bottle Is not re-ansd with spurious and
dsleiegioas stan. Any person pretending to sell
flantstien BEters By the gAlloa OF In bulk, Is "a
impsssers Auy person initiating this bottle, or
sailing aag otaer material tharsin Whistler called
Plaa'rilee 9itssrs a. ne. ). criminal under tbs
.. s. fse. and viii b. - prosecuted By rs. We
alraiy AAse eur eye on several paFtics Ts .Afiins
Cur Avtties, 3s., ~he pill succeed IN getting
thssaseivea into eiose quarters. The demAna To-
bFAss's Plantation hiiters from ladies', clergy.
u'sa, Merchants, &e., Is incredible. Tho sIapi.
trla 81 bottieis tie evidences We present Of thsl
worth aad superiority. They are cold BY ali N
sIse'ablo dragsists, Efoocrs, phyalcians. hotel.
saloons, steamboats,, aud country stores
?. II. DRAKE A 90.
Ne. SOC 'oadwAy, N. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

Tux CrTY DIREcToRY.-Mr. H. T. Ben
nett, of the firm of Williams i Co., of
Cincinnati, is now in the city for the
purpose of getting up new directory
for the season of 1864 and '65.
We would call the attention of our
merchants and citizens to this enterprise,
as the constant additions and changes
among our business houses demand it.
and urge a liberal subscription.
The low price of the book-S2 90
and the facilities afforded to our mer.
chants in the way of valuable advertise
ments, ought, especially, to demand their
attention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Cedron Bitters

ons trial and you will nsqsr uss any others.
II IL not necessary 70 publish long list Of dis.
eesss k9F which the CstroB Biftsrs are q specifc
In ala diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER Or KIDNEYS
In ais affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERAEGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR HOWELst
In GOUT, RHE UMATIsM AND EEg-
HALGIb.t
And IN FEvER AND AGUEt
u Ia dsssins6 70 supsrcsds all other rsms1iss. II
ust onlT cures thsss diseases, bat Il PzEvkzI
thea
A wins glass fun Of ths Bittsrs taken an houi
before each asai will obyiats the I'll effects Of the
most uzhsAlthy climate, and screen the pSrsoE
taking ft against dise2se undsr Tia q oct trying
exposures.
Sold BY Druggists and Groesrs gspsraliy.
BWDr. JOHN BOLL's Principal Ohses, Fint
strest, LoziEyiiis, Ky.
sold By PETER VfEELIZ0,
fsbs Sole Agsnt. Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Compouns P.o,or.r OF ,yna Cherry

hes become hoasuhsid word throughout the
West anahorth, and bic Worm LoEenFrs, 81 les
than year amer their fntres uction. stsafnrd
reputation - vide spread a. ths continenf 81
North America But the crownipg glory Of his
LIE remains 20 b. sttAned In bis latest discovery
rather combustion: for he does not claim I .
have been the q scoyefef o. CEDEOH, which IL The
basis Of the bitters nos offered t. the pnbiic.
That honor belongs 20 the native Inhabitants Of
Csntral America, 70 whom its virtues have been
knswn ksv morn than two hundred years. AZ. "a
with e. the IndiAn bids defiance to the moEi dead
y malaria and handles without far the NEST ven
omons asspenfs II IL a belief with them that
While thsgs is breath LEFT IN the body, the cedfen
l. potent 70 cure, no matter What the disease n ~
be-
While DR.. Boil l. not prepared b indorss fhls
extrsNezant pretsnsion, he IL nevertheless salts
led from Thorough examination 81 the evidencs
rslstivs 70 tts virtues, that q remedy and pre-
ventattVe for ali diseases arising from exposure,
either 70 the changes Of weather aud climate or
the miasmatie inhuenCes, u stands without a ri.
val, and Justly deserves the reputation IL has 80
Aeng enioyed in CsstrAi America aud the West IN
-. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
ADDITIONAL


Gen. PlessAaton sends the following
additional dispatch from Fort Scott:
wish TO add that Price has but one
gun left, and that without ammunition.
Thsy are reported deserting in great
nuubers; the rest are disgustsd with
the campaign, and are deserving rapidly,
fleeing into Arkansas, going 10 Texas.
"Our prisoners amount 10 about .. 0G0.
" A. PLzAsAsTos, Major Gen"
Operations against Price.
81. LOUIS, No, Oct q. - ofkcial dis
patches from Gen. Plsasauton give the
following further information in regard
10 his operations against Price:
He marched ninety-two miles, and
fought the last thirty-sSo miles.
His force Was less than 5000, while
Prices was fully $4,000. Price has bat
one gun left, and no ammunition. hav,
leg blown up his train, and also burned
| 400 wagons 70 save them from capture
We have 1000 prisoners, and ssvsral
Thousand stand OF arms.
Gen. Fagin Is reported killed. Price
army is completely disorganixsd, ant
fleeing 10 ell directions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

tLrrTERIsG EARLY.-We learn that al
innocent little paragraph of ours in re-
lation to recent detection and imbrog-
ho IN the ranks Of the Mike Clellan
party in this city, has produced a futtsr-
ing already in the camp of the PhiTs.
tines
As we mentioned no names, aud made
but vague allusiOn, founded on private
information, it would seem that our
"bow, drawn at venture" sent its ar
row straight to the mark.
We hope that NJ one viii betray the
fact that he is hit. Never howl before
you are hit