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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20
THE APPROACHING EVACUATION OF
RICHMOND.


From the beginning of the rebellion,
we have always maintained that to cap
ture East Tennessee was the true way to
nroduee the evacuation of Richmond, and,
indeed, of all Virginia, by the rebels.
We have urged, therefore, that the great
concentration of our forces should take
place upon the center of the long CONT
mental line of battle; that no real often
sive movements should be attempted in
Eastern Virginia; that the ION Oh
mond" cry was all wrong; and that we
ought to have kept in Virginia only
enough men to defend the capital and the
line of the Potomac .rr,
The course of the war has confirmed
this Judgment and we are scarcely in
possession Of Chattanooga or Knoxville
before a report from Richmond goes out
that the chief arsenal and depot Of the
rebels is transferred from that place to
Columbia, in South Carolina. Important
removals of machinery and the heavier
supplies have been made, and the capital
of Virginia is no longer the great central
areenal of the rebels. We think there
can be little doubt of the truth of this
rumor. The failure of Longstreet to cap
ture Knoxville, and the result Of Grants
battle of Chattanooga, decided the cues
ton of the possession of East Tennessee.
Until after those events this question was
still open; when Longstreet raised the
seige and marched hurriedly away toward
Virginia the most important blow deliv-
cred in the war had taken effect.
The possession Of East Tennessee set
ties the fate of Virginia. No doubt the
rebel chiefs will remain at Richmond as
long as they dare, but they dare not risk
their most essential and indispensable
machinery there; they dare not leave
their great depots in place from which
they may be compelled to fly at any mo-
ment. A glance at the map will show
that Richmond is now bound to the South
only by siugle narrow line of commu-
nication, which can be reached at any
time by dashing cavalry troop in North
Carolina line which is too long to be
defended, and which must be abandoned
whenever it is threatened. Such line
cannot be maintained against an active
general and the first demonstration made,
with strong and determined force,
against Petersburg or Weldon, will carry
panic to Richmond and probably inter
rupt the work of removal.
AS soon as Gen Butler has a sufficient
force (and we know he is increasing it
day by day)we trust he will do more than
harrass and threaten the rebels by organ
izing effective movements upon the North
Carolina railroads, which are within his
reach. An expedition through North
Carolina. like that of Grierson through
Mississippi would annoy and embarrass
the rebels greatly. At the same time it
is important that our army in North Car
olina shall be kept we'll in hand and pre-
pared for surprise. Lee is not incapa-
Bile of falling suddenly upon our forces
there, and finishing severely the slight
est negligence. Indeed, as he expects to
be compel ed to vacate Virginia soon, he
is likely to turn his attention to the weak
er posts along the coasts.-N. 7. Post.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

Ia The Oyster Supper at Morristown
Corners was success. About hundred
took supper, though the oysters were un-
fortunately missing. the scarcity in mar
ket rendering it impossible to get them in
season. a'i.t' Fl"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

ca Colonel Randall will deliver lect-
ure on the war at Morrisville on Friday
evening, the 22d inst, at the Town Hall,
and at Cambridge Boro on Saturday eve
ming the 23d. Of course everybody will
feel DESTROYS of hearing him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

MISSIONARY PREA CHINe.-Rev. 7. G.
Eaton, Universalist State Missionary,
will preach in Morrisville Sunday Jan.
Slst, at 10 IL o'clock A. NJ. and at l
P, NJ, and in the Evening at Hyde Park
at 6 IL o'clock. ......+ f...
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

MAsoNIo.-At the Annual Communion
tion Of the Grand Lodge of Vermont,
held at Bellows Falls, January 18th and
l4th 1864, for the election of officers, &C.,
Right Worthy H. Henry Powers, of Nor
risville, was elected Grand Junior Deacon.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

ca Prof. Il. 2. Wicks, was not appre-
'eiated by Hyde Parkers He may be
smart but we HydeParkers "don't see it,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

ca The town Of Lyndon to get out Of
debt has levied a tax, which, including
the soldiers bounties, is at thee rat Of
$3.50 on 500.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

sg' Westover, at Waterville, gives
dancers chance to "trip the light fam
tastic" on the 2Sth inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

81 G. l.. Stone, of the Morrisvlle
House, Morrisville, gives ball on the
22d inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

Ey Mrs. Julia G. r. Iiorr of Rutland,
wife of S. NJ. Dow, Esq, was the success
full competitor for the fifty dollar prize
poem advertised for by the Vcrmont Rec
ard, for the best poem on "The Vermont
Volunteer"
Artificial limbs are provided by law
for all soldiers who are entitled to them
free of charge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

Ga It is the greatest time for auctions
now in this section ever known, and what
is remarkable, great prices are realized
The ST. Johnsbury Calcdonian says the
auction mania prevails in that part of the
State, and that they now print more auc.
ton bills every week than they used to in
a month. B. h. Times. #
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

sg- The Republican papers saT that
the Devil vas the FIRST "copperhead.
Not So Old Satan was = black
snake II Times
And the slaye-loving Democracy have
been, for long gears, putting him through
the bleaching process, until, ia their
eyes, he Is whittier than an Abolition
;stD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
THE SILVER SHIP;
BLoOBHoISD OF THE CARIBBEAN.
A SPANISH AMERICAN STORY.
BIZ LOUIS LEON

The tsls = hiatsrisal, ana the naia lasidsats
are true. The prineipsl cha-aoters are CAtlecAK.
Ras. the aas,eus pHais. commonly called BY the
spsaish Ah.sricans q his times. hslors the pro.
or nsase Vas known. 81 Sulsrss Del Mer cafsts.
" sta nlasli,aaua q The catlhbsan--s title that
sress ,rsns hls isrrbig sys,sross way Of learulng
about the uesesrats e q aasure-ships, add track
iss them. : ret which .. clearly explained Tor
ne hrss time ia shese page. RuS LroL, the
haameek shaker Of isia Granae, who also lives
xsa mosrs IN a singular hysiery. CovSs RFoIA,
81 NeNica, the PFoPrietor Of the great silver mine
q Regia. csrr,rN RoMrno, the commander a.
the gsiicoa rsslsiaaare the Silver Ship. sEsea
ssalr, person Of wealth aud luxurious taste.
wko lives refircd Al beauiifa villa At Isla
esfsude. and . Whoa an extraordinary mystery
attaches. Nel-A, young giI Of marvellous
grasrs aud lsvriiaess, uudsr charge Of Padrs
I.as.o. and repaisd among the Inhabitants Of
lila Grauds 50 b his uieces sIorious type Of the
| Spanish. Asael icsn seulan. being 81 saushIse
aad aoser-, over who's lis, Al The aomeht of her
Introduction. rests pslnfal mystery, IN which j.
Threatened su appalling DOOM fai4f LEoI, the
foster sister 81 hon my. The oersSfss a. kFo-
a. YolA Is glorious ofeation-a frcsh. inssnu.
eus young creature, ia whom the lady readers Will
= especially interested.
/ We confidently ioos for an Immense increass Ia
circulation On this ssory. aud ness-deAier. would
a. veil % sena In their orders IN time.
Bssldss the above gfesi story, this iavoriie fam
Is journal WiIi contain tao other cnutlnusd sto-
| fiss of great merit, - Neii ~ from NIGHT 10
I TWELVE arst elass sketches q different saTie-
tes . iAFee paulsr Il PoEMs, aud variety Of
departments q useful and entertaining character,
ieelsdias t'Pirnsaat Paragraphs" "Alfthfai
! Mof.eis " Kao~leiss Bos, . hens Of tEtsf-
ct, ete., etc. the whole going 70 fofm family
newspaper which. a. is freely admirtsd by All Who
take t, has not is equal either IN this country
10 INC oid rrics i've rents for single copy; g.
| per year ans literal terms oasrsa to ssitess-us
~ rluts,
fHf STREET SMITH,
afa Eliiefs aud Proprfelort.
Sc. II frankfort sttsat, \. CITY.
/ @eT sIeslgaen copies cent free.
mlhf1 3is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Dyspepsia.

Aa1 It's attendant train 81 sympt ms it acts more
tske chsriR than medicine. There Is nothing
ia she range 81 the AAfefia Nssiies, that for
aaent hear comparison sith IS IN this disease
fuil account Of this wondsrfhl plant Elay D.
6sni Ia the iiih edition Of the q. j. Diseeusato-
~, pages 1887 and 1855.
A series 81 experiments IN which Dr. Ball has
bsea Toe yssFs engssrl, has just been hrought O.
sureessfui terusinatlon, and be j. nov cuabicd T.
eiIar 30 the guhlie combination % Ceirou, with
asber approved tauios, the Whaie preserved in tbs
hest quslitg % cepfmr-dtstiilsd Bourbon whisky =,
whieh b. l. eeuhaeug has eqeal ia the NarsA.
lie might furnish Neieme 81 certificates, bni
the public have long since lesfuej O. ssttmstl
things AZ their true value. The safest plsp Il, To-
every aue = - Tor hinisslt tbs virtues - ales
naellclne. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

sey- The Nashville Union, gives an
account OF the punishment OF Champ Fer.
guson band OF murdereri by two com
panes of the 5th Tennessee The COM
mand came up with Ferguson between
Manchester and, McMinnville, wac i'm
mediately fled Our forces, however,
lost no time in assailing him, aud after
skirmish Of an hour or more, seventeen
Of the rebels were either killed or cap
tGred. The prisoners v ere Immediately
taken oct and shot, IN retaliation for
their reoena murders. On the morning
Of the 18th Blackburn men again over
took The gnefrilias on little stream
called Calf killy River, near where it
empties into Caney Fork, and killed
eight more Ia the 6rst days fight
Champ Ferguson was wounded in the
thigh, bu. made bis escape but there is
probability that be Is secreted ia a
house in the vicinity Of the battlefield !;
and Il so he will be found aud dispatched.
Our cavalry pursued the fagitives in the
direction of Short Mountain, and il is
hoped thai they will all be slein They
numbered from 60 to 20 men, before the
hght In the whole affair We lost not s
man killed or seriously wounded. A La
ter Dispatch says that Champ Ferguson
was killed in the 6ght with the 5th Ten
nessee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
RARE CHANCE /!
Very valuable Property and b

Very Valuable Property and BusI-
ness For sale,
HAVING ia contemplation telaosL 20 Gin
IL einnati, aaer for sails. on axesedl ugly easy
terms. the following very assiEAsls .ad valuable
Property.
The large two.ssnry brick 4aesal-roos wsrehetsse
With Ice House at12ehed situated OF the eorRes af
Locust street and tbs Canal. esiug Lot -, Doaa-
lion Eularxruaenf, Tsxl44 seef. We uould ass ssI
With the promises the faFnitaSc, Ksxfarrs, a..
Installing Ssssr Deska, Counters, Traezs, seAies.
rarp1nlns, ke., 6c., bSing everytning Needed tor
Grocery, Frusisloe or Conzmisssen hsasfhess also
she goed viii sa1 sncyessorship Of onr business.
Th~es premises yell adapted Scr tobacco sacs
tory and wArehanse; also.
The double brick smske HOUSE and Eeadefieg
House, aud frame WarehoHre. eorfser Locust G1d
Durham streeiS, assd BY Us ser TOE pork business
also the Kettles. Ssrsws. Lard Vais Bseeks. Clss-
yers, Sc, &e., eomPEtang everything necessary ios
the business; also.
The des2rAlIe SD coassnientlv arranged kriek
Dwelling, en- Lscast street. between sixth and
seventh, heing Lots Nos. II aud Ia. il Biloxi y )
Eastern EulNrgenenf' nov occupied by Seofge
Foster, and in semplete order. on these Premises
are two ClstsFas. Stable, We9i shed, &C ssse .
iagge yard hlied with choices Fruit Trees shruhs
and Flowers; NiSos
This undivided half Of the frame Nsrshe1ss
sisnafed On Lots and ia Block =, EssteT5s ER-
iarSs nszat. runniBg through from Church street
TO the Canal Under rent for so PER Haoath aisn.
The well-iHproved aud highly-eulttvsred karEas
sitnsfsd Rear Oak Hill Cemetery, coafziling z
acres, all under fence. 4 eerss u which is saf-
rounded BY Rev and substantial packet fence, aud
nlied with Fruit Trees Of every kind. including
shout an acre Of Nsll set. bearing GFsDls Vine.
On these premises sifnatsa a aeu fEa1aa Dwell
ling, With laEse Cellar, Well, Clstzrn. large sta
BE, SC POSSESSION ~ had ! - a Narlht also,
Two 1eslrShis Building Lots Mes and :. IN
Block =, Eastern kaisrseEasnt, adjoining the
shove, also,
The Lot. 25xso fer. on rszrth street, near tIss
corner q Locosts bsing exeslienf stand for =
A'Sss, s,,six,sas an. ssf a asxSS s.-t ss,7..
the Aboys.
II desired JftIez nlispHtabie- Psrtiez sriskia :
to sxsnins sas q a. 49, -. ~ E'sss
Canal. EEu- z uS1Eh-6 CO.
&hlI-dsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
GROCERIES.

XNISH-
II 30 kits Mackeret Nos. I. Q, 3;
10 half bbls White + ish;
25boXes Herring for sale by REILLY CO.
NEW BACON
IN 1000 lbs Cincinnati Sugar curcd Hams;
1000 lbs City Cured Hams.
600 clear sides and shoulders;
For sale BY REILLY co.
CuNDRIES-
- loo bhls Potatoes;
10 boxes Lemons aud Oranges
20 bbls Coal Oh;
10 hbla Rye Flour;
lObbis Buok wheat Flour;
10 bbls Roast Rye
500 half and quarter boxes Sardines;
Jlst received and for tale al lowest narket rates
by NH REILLY s 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
For Constable.

FRANK NORRIS will be a candidate for re-
election TO tho afiios Of Constable Of Pigeon
Township At the ensuing April election.
HENRY PL0EGEg will be a candidate for re-
election to tho Office Of Constable Of Pigeon Town
ship at the ensuing election.
wM. zAPP T. a candidate for the Office Of Con
stable Of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April
election.
Please announce me az a candidate for eonsta-
bio Of Pigeon Township At the ensuing April
election. ROBERT T. HULL.
Ma. EDiToH Please announce meas eandl
date for the once 0f Constable Of Pigeon Town
ship At the ensuing April election.
JOHN G. sARGEAST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
csmpouna pseserai 81 VIVA CHERRY

49, become heas-hsid wafa thssa1h heat tts
Wet ant Saath ana bgs NaFai Isssuess. IL igss
shan a year after shslr 3agFsas Is tlaE aitsiasa
reputation ~tslss-s FFsad - tne caufsaent "a
Sefth America. baI tEs efosslluF EieEF - DE
lie remaiEs 60 L. atlsEod Ia has tsirst discovery
or rather eaallinatian Ga he does Bot etaim to
have been ths d8scoxereF. a t'EnknS whieh i the
hkas u tbs hiftsrs uoN offered - fhe public
That homer tei5ngs 10 fh~ native Inhabitants u
G atrial Afusri.4, L. atnti u Yiftu-s have hrtn
kssNn faE Gaore thAn tua aanaIsd pears AFuaed
with IL, the 4ndian lids @~1&ues 70 the ma@i dad
Is malaria sad handles Nifsoat aF fhs nissst ven
onous xerpeuts. Il IS a belief With them that
whlls Their Is bratth lea Ia tbs boiy the Uedr6n
: Poieas u sHrv. ulatter Shsi he disease rsay
be.
while nr. Bail i not prepared q ihdafss this
sxtrzyagaHt prrtsnslon, he = nevertheless salts
ed FROM a thorough examination ofthe eYbieare
relative - its virtues, that r~El-fy and pre-
sentative sar all Diseases arising from exFasare,
either to the changes % weather and climate. OF 50
TIE a.iasmaiic iaaarHtss, &c stands WitheHt = RI
xai and Iastly dcssFtss the reputation It hiss ~
long rniayei IA CsHfrai America aud the West In
dIas Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

GENERAL McCLELlAxs REPoET. - Il
tnrns cut that the alleged omissions ia
the Congressional edition of General
MeClellan's Report do not 10 fact exist
The allegation was a mistake The
matter supposed 10 be missing is found.
and found in proper contex., though
not in the precise context which en-
braces the matter in the edition Of Shell
don & Company We very gladly make
this correction. We will add that the
edition Of the Report issued by the Bos-
ton Courier, and for sale BY W T.
Thompson & Company in this city, il
one Of the most accurate as well as one
OF the very cheapest editions that has
yet appeared --Loaiseiiie Journal
What will the Confederate Democracy
say now, that this base thing they havs
been so carefully nursing is straHgled2
The only omissions made were b.
Little Mac" himself, who, upon re
view Of some Of bis own dispatches
says they were too silly to put 10 print
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
MEDICAL.
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

For Rats, Hfcs, Roachess ants Eed
Bugs, Moths fn Eurs, WOoicHss &c.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Anaa al .,
&C.
z. OEly iafsllibls rsHse1iss kaps q
Free fra.n POiBsas
- Nj Hsz z-roris % the Hunaa9 Family -
wR ats come our Of their holss 9 de.
s7y-sosa who5szals Is all large cifiss-
So soIs b. al Dfsigz5sss and EsrsiisEs every
where
EE-fffBEEsEEffEs q al s8rthisss limitations
nZ-Ses thsf - CGsEaz'a EzEas j. On sagh box
Bottle and FIask, before son bnf.
ARAd6Eess HENRY H. COSTAH
sF-Priacfpsi Deyot. 40. ~ BresdWay. y z
EEScid By EELIER Z KHITE,
LEIcH a CAELsTKADT
WhoIssals and Retail AEsnts
fats EFzrEriIis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
NEW BOOKS.

General Grant and his Campaigns
Tho Art Of Conversation
The Nations Sin and Punishmeat;
La GAviotai spanish novel;
A W1man's Ransom. By Robinson
cudje's Cave;
Revelations Of Mother Juliaaa;
A. j. HEALEYs,
Ne. "a, corner u Main ana First streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

SEsIAEs's I.ooKoUT.-The London
Skipping Gazette SAYS; AN officer of
the Alabama, whe lett that ship in con
sequence Of quarrel with Captain
Semmes, states that the Alabama has
the very best telescope on board. A look
cut is always kept al the mast head. As
soon as the faintest symptom OF sail is
diseried Semmes goes 10 the mast head
himself, and ifthere is the slightest prob
ability that the stranger lis q man-of
war, the Alabama is driven with full
steam on out Of sight, and, if possible,
in totally opposite direction to that of
tbs strange sail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
For city Assessor.

MR. EDrroR Please announce my name
candidate for tho Office Of City Assessor At the en-.
suing April election. WIN. WARREN, Dr..
Mn. EpfroR Please announce my name AZ a
candidate Tor city Assessor at the ensuing April
slsetion. JOHN SCHUBERT
Ma EDuoR Please announce me ~ oaadi
date fer tbs Office OF city Assessor At the rasuing
April election JOHN PAINE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELECTION MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1884
For city Clerk.

ADoLPH PFAFFLIA is the Union Candidate
for re-election to the Office OF City Clerk at the en-
suing April election.
EBrrons Of JOURNAL Please announce VIM. II.
AXE a. candidate for City Clerk at the approach
ing April election. MANY VOTERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Beg~ Evansville, Indiana, usually
quiet and orderly town on the Ohio
river, has al last gone into the business
Of 81 making history. IN a maaEIsr which
will not add anything 10 its fair fame
The Evansville Times, of recent date, is
largely occupied with accounts Of dis
turbanees, Ia one Of which German By
the name Of Fred ShaHer was shot and
fatally wounded at a quiet boarding
house; others were knocked down, and
the furniture smashed mp and throxn
into the street OF another where
negro soldier iusulted poor white wo-
man, resulting in kneckdowns and draw
log Of deadly weapons aud another in
which a man was badly beaten; and still
another in which saloon vas eIeansd
out aud everything smashed up. Law
mud order seem to lave taken their
dight from Evansville. and goue to parts
unknown. These are sad pictures fer
the contemplation Of the people Lou.
Dem
hat is the reputation our city Is get.
ting abroad, through the iufaeace Of the
Third street organ. Some tiae since.
when the city vas osesran With tlisvss,
burglars, pickpoekets, aud gamblers,
driven out OF Louisville - Louis AID
other cities, aud robberies and outssgss
on quiet citizens on the streets were Of
almost nightly occurrence, aud we called
on the public Authorities 70 be yigiIaut
in lerreiing out she regues, and urged
the citizens 10 take summary vengeance
on the scoundrels, how 4 was raised ~
/ the same sheet that we we're attempting
to iniure the reputation Of toe city Bat
as soon as the saliiers came with view
Of preiudicins the public mind against
them, and making political capital, every
drunken brawl and every privels quar-.
rel was magnI6sd bY the. same organ
/ into terrible affair naenacing the exist
enee Of the people IN general aud Of
CoPpeFheads IN particular One OF two
disgraceful scenes have occurred during
the past two o. three weels-seenes
which all good citizens regretted, and
acts for which the perpetrators should
have been, upon conviction. severely
punished bat all these we're not OF 50
unusual character. either, ia this or IN
other cities Of like size, as 10 iaa,ily the
picture drawn BY the Demscraf on the
relation Of the Times.
We doubt il there IS city on the con.
tinent, OF the size Of Evansville, 80 free
from brawls, murders, or other gross out
RACES, As this Il certainly will compare
favorably with Louisville 10 ihis respect.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Ne - LIBERTY AtFstfs NeA Z efk-
as-saii 10 Eeaas sfIls ~ wa BTEEbow kls
AhA - all druggist esery phrfe lieblla&Sly,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

CoMPosIToRs WANTED.

Two or three first rate News
paper Compositors can find steady
employment at the best of wages
by immediate application at this
office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

s0- Hon % Simon Cameron is going
into the iron business a. Harrisburg,
Penn. Simon has missed his vocation.
The steel business would snit him better.
49, Times
1t may be very possible that Simon
has disposition to steal, as it IS said 10
be hard 70 eradicate from the flesh that
which was bred IN the bone. Simon had
the misfortune 70 Be reared Demo-
Graf, and worked his way into the
senate Of the United States through the
influence of the traitor Buchanan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
FOR RANT or SALE.

ENoR RENT OR sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, usar the Salt Wells, with
about two aeres Of Land. VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire Of
a. L MiNGsT. cor. Main and First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Cedron Bitters

One trial and goa wsil noqer usasny others.
u - BOT nscessarN 90 puhiisTa long iist o. fis.
esses ff which the Cedrun niffegs n sF.aci nc.
Ia al diseases 81 fh- STOMACH. BOM-
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
Ia ali aassstions uf the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON nERASGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on hOWELSs
In GOVT, RIETMATIsM AND SET-
RAEGIAf
Ana in FEVER AND AeUEs
II Il arftiaed g. suFerrs3e all other remedies u
rot unis cargs thess aisgasss. haf lt rnEyKsTs
thsui.
wine glaze fsli q tbs Rifssrs taken an Aoui
teiore each sleai wiii ahxists the ~ ets ~ the
most unhealthy riilaate, aHd AeFren the persao
taking Il against sisaas8 under thc most irving
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sold - Druggists aud Grncefs generality
ne-pr JOHN BfslL'a PFineipsl Oaias. Finh
street. Louisville, ky
sold by FkTkE WEBBING.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

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entitled An 0rdinsncs estahiishirx ffrss
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