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a Strange Character Prophecy shout
- -, the War


the War
{. "In the Valley Of Virginia. IN the town
which has felt sorsIy the tread Of invasion
We knew an old gent'emsn who was
greatly given TO dreaming, aud saw many
wonderful things in his visions. OF evils.
ious," ~ he wss pleased to isrm them.
The most remarkable fact with references to
these visions. Nc compared by those who
took the paius to lisien to their narraticn
With the deveiopnsnt of evsa,s subse
quent. ~as their foifillmeut nearly 10 the
latter. When our army lay a, Harper's
Ferry. in the beginning Of The war, the
people Of The V.lisy generally believed
tha,a 6ght in tina; section vas inevitable
and after The evacuation of that poi,,i
and the srmy retired 10 Bunker Hill o
collision between General Johustous for
ess aud The enemy under Patterson was
hourly looked for. Our friend insisted
that no fight would take place there. far
seeing Ken OF the real prophst fors,oId
that the field Of Manassas w,s TO be the
theatre Of the fint grsH, collision, asd
thai the armies of J"husion and Bsaure
gard would there he Consolidated to 70
sist the march Of INVASION. He pictured
the Valley ovcrrun and laid waste, and
the bloody scenes Of the Chickahominy
passed in panoramic view before him
twelve mouth. before they were enacted.
After the bat,ls. Of sbarpsburg, and
whilst our army wac st'lI In The lower
Valley, the writer met With this remark
ale dreamer, and to while away ~ hour.
almost In the presence Of the enemy, dc
vo'sd hrisf time 10 iis,snius to the
praphsls recital Of ~hat wac In stors for
the futur. With much more thar pro,
phstic miuuteness no detailed ,bs trans
actions which afterwards occurred on III.
RsPpshaanock-ths suecsssfuI repulse
and slaughter Of The enemy At Frsdss.
'cksburg. the appointment Of . new com
"andsr Of the Federal foress, the long
'u'srsx Of quiet until the spring c.mpaign
'""uid open; and then a'sssond fgh, on
the RsPpahsnuoek vac TO occur. 10 which
he ensiny ~oaid BE- defeated. bot ON on,
.ids ~s would sustain tbs loss Of a eres,
eommsndsr, over whose fsn The vhole
land should mourn. lie did not nam.
"Ths second Invasion Of Nos,hsts coil
sss clearly foTs.ssn sud vividsy plc,ursd.
Dur tsoops would sdssscs fsrthss into
The ensuys country ,bsn thsy did is
their 6rss st,sinpt ; and Hsrrisburg spd
psSssps Baltimore wsrs 10 falI is,o oss
hsnds. But s,iil the sscosd invasion
.ouid bs at,ssdsd 9Th disas,ss, s.d oss
'osess Be, comp~IIsd 10 vishdsa~ TO the
borders sf virgiois, where winter cam
paign would pass without much hssvy
In the spring of 1854 ous
troops. victorious on the soii Of Virgins,
we've sgsin 10 turn their facss north ward. !
and march into ths country Of the enc
my. This third invasion is to b. success
fal, and . treat, Of peace. granting ell
for which ne have conssndsd. except the
s.sis Of Maryland, will.be dictated ON The
snsm.s territory. Ia ihis last inrsaioa,
the pecpls Of the No,tL a.s ,o ha s,,.~h
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. Speaking Of . married couple the 9th
er day. an army friend. Who is fond Of
military technicaIi,ies. asid ,hey "had
formed a Junction, advanced sg.ias, an
army Of donsstie irias--but expected
infantry rsinforesmsnts in .ess than .
year."
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Acts passed by the Legislature Of South
Carolina at tho Regular session Of
1868.

AN ACT TO MAKE PRovIsIoN ToR THE
SuPpoRr OF rns FAMILIxs or SoLDI.ss
rsoH rHIs STATE II The CosyKpEsArE
ASD Stare SERVICE.
S.c. l. Be Il enacted by the Senate and
Ho1ss Of Representatives nov met and
sitting IN General Assensbiy and By tn.
authority Of the same, That tax 10 kind
sftws per cent. shall BE- paid BY The pro
ducsr in any Distrist or Parish whes re-.
quirsd BY the Board Of Relief thereof:
Prosidsd, That the producer of wbe.,
have leave to substitute forty pounds o
-four in place Of each bushel Of wheat, Oh
the gross amount Of all rice, corn and
whsat raised and grown in this State, and
oil toll made by the owusrs Of toll grain
mills during the year one thousand sigh,
handred asd sixiy.threo also tax in
kind Of Eve per cent upon the gro,s pro.
duets during the year one thousand sigh,
hsndrsd and sixty three, of all manufac.
lures within this State. including cotton
yarns. leather and salt, except such sr,i
s'ss - may Do manufactured BY any per.
400 Tor his or her own use and DO. for
sale or barter, which said tax shall bs
eouee'ed snd paid 10 the manner herein
s"e' prescribed.
SEC. 2. That the several Soldiers
noards OF h'hsf' TO consist Of not less
tnao 'hrss nor more than twenty four, and
20 % appointed IS heretofore prescribed by
% 'nAh o'''ds tbs'r respective Districts
:" rsr'ahss into sections equsl to their
o"o NUMBER and assign to each Commits
s'onsr one OF ss'd sections. Ths, for the
purpose o. s'certa'nlng and collecting the
aa 10 KIND OF rice, corn and wheat, the
sa'd commissioners shall adopt, "a = bs
:" upon which they are to assess said
YAK, the gross amount each producer has
.. may return Tor the yssr one thousand
e'' hood'sd snd 'iz'y three to the Con-
'sosss's A'sss'os for the tax in kind Of
,"s ooo'e'e'a'e sss's', thereby exempt
"s 'nose "oo s's not liable to said tax
sod'' the act OF tho Confederate Con.
k'''. A"a TOT the purpose of collecting
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rHE LANCASTER LEDGER
f1bNshed every Wednss aay Morning
W. II. q @ N N O r 8 ,
AAEasr md nroprIstor.
r z r II g.:
$500
Fer six Months, in advance,
-, Tkr.s Mnuthu ;u nl~.o.-

Per Thrss Months, in sdvanss, i26
when act paid in advanas, fifty per cent.
sySa the above rates vii. ts charged Pay.
seat withis. enc month from the date. of
ssSssriptisa will be considered 10 advance.
6abssriPtisas will not BE- received In nd.
vaAss fsra longer term than six months,
asr fer q shorter time than three months
He paper diassstiausl antil al arrsarages
are psid, except at ear sptien.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


DYP. r Hamsnond, Esquire, Orli..rv
ID for said Disssict. =
WHEREAS, MRS LETra TAYLOR
has applied to me for Lsttrs Of Admins.
tration on NIL and singular Inc Goods and
Chatllss, Rights and Credits OF A. ].
Taylor late. Of the District Aforesaid. de-
cvascd.
These are. therefors, to che and adsou.
ish all md singular, the kindred and crsdi.
tors OF the said deceased. to bs and appel,
before mo ut our .ncxt Ordinary's Court fer
the said district. IN ee holden at LANCASTER
Court bouse on the 7th day Of January
next 70 chow cause, q any why the said
administration shoald not BE- granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal,
las. this the 2sd day of Dee. in
{~~ Sths year Of our Lord one then.
sand eight hundred and Sixty three, and in
the eighty eighth year Of the lndspsndsne.
OF The State OF South Carolina,
r. T. HAMMOND. .. Z. ..
Dee. ~. 1859. At
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yos," said = soldier 10 comrads on
the street yesterday, reading the morn
ing Appeal, "~hsre the deviI's State
Quot . see this paper says our army's
10 stota quo"
"Dunno = replied Jos--"reeken shs
rnust Be the east fork ov the Chickamor
gyT
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Siege of Charleston

oNx HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SECOND DAY
The Christmas Of 1853 vii: long be
Remembered by those who passsd tl,e day
in the Giiy Of Charleston. For hours be
tore the eastern sky was sttssked with
| the first grey ,in,s Of morning, The oo'd
night air WAS rent by o'her sounds than
the joy ous ps~'> from the beIfry and the
exploding crackers Of exhiliratsd boys
AZ ees O'Clock, .. IN. the enemy open
Cd lire upou the city. Fast and furiousiy
were the shells r.insd upon the city from
6ve gu"s-three at Battery Gregg, one
at Cummings Point and cue at The Nor
tar Battery. The shsiIisg was more 90
we're ,haa upon any ior,nsr oes.sion. the
enemy generally throwing from three t,
tive shslis almost simultaneously. Our
batteries promptly and vigorously replied
10 the f.e, but without their usuxi stfsc,
in checking the bombardnsn,, which Wa.
s,sadil, maintained BY the Yankees dur
ing Tho remainder Of the night and oil
the following morning, until about half.
pas, twelve O'Clock. Up TO that hour 10
i..s Than 1s4 shsbs had bren buried =.
gnnst the suy. There was no more FIR
ing until about FIVE o'clock IN the after.
noon. when one more she'll wss 6red On
Sunday morning about three o'c'Ock. four
shells were thrown j" quick ssccsssieu.--
There had been no further arisg Up To
late hour last n'gh.
I've damage. We are glad 10 say, bor.
no preP"r'"n to The severely ofths toun
o.'o"snt. ss's'H' hos'es we're struck.
Qua !" m"'' distances the trsmendou'
' 'u"so '"s"'.'es hsrm'e's'y ."
."' s"' mere vas but '~o c.suAi''ss:
''sa'o', sged 90, "s"s
s y u" ''''ds, had nus right hR
'as"' ano'ssr fragment OF
.''s" s,''"eo tns 'oos OF ais s's'sr ." 's~,
.,sf.,.,. ~ e
A,Eo, g.. >,
..,.,.., .,u a. ~ a-u
a. ch,,.,,,., -, -.S -.
yh.,.,.,. ,...,, -. I.....I -
nan, X r.ScA
.
.oo'' ''yhs"t
~'.,, ss' ".' '1so'
,,n;A ..,,,,. ~ ."o
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p -. LANOAOlEh y. IL. DUU
thousand dollar. be. and the same 10 here.
by appropriated TO be dsniLuted in pro
portion TO the number Of psrsope TO be
relieved among.t tho &c teral Boards Of
Relief Of this Slate. as is prescribed in
:hs act ratified the eighteenth day of De
csmbsr, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two, entitled IAN Act
to make appropriations in aid Of the fsmi
lies Of soldiers, and to repssi an Act en-
titled an Act % nford aid 20 the families
Of soldiers" aad tho said Board will con.
form to the provisions Of snid act, and be
sutject to lie dirsciion In every particular,
except a. hsreiub.fo,s provided.
AN ACTro tMEND THE Act IN RELATION
TO THE suPPLr OF LApoa -FoR THE
MiLIraRr DErEscK OF THE SrArE,
PASSED IN SEPTEMBER, IN THE YEAR or
our LORD ONE THOUSAND EIozr HUN.
DRED AND SIXTY THREE.
SEC l. Be Il enacted by the .Senats
and House of Representatives. now met
and sifting IN General Assembly, and by
the authority Of the sums, That il shall
be the duty of the Commissioner. of
Roads, and the authorities Of incorpora
ted cities, towns and villages, to furnish
to the State agent, within thirty days If
TOR the passage OF this Act, full and
correct return OF all hands liable to road
duty within their respective jurisd ctions.
And that it shall also be the duty Of the
said Commissioners and authorities Of in
corpora'ed cities, towns md villages,
upon being duty notified BY the SAID
agent, thirty days before, Of sny call for
slave labor under the provisions Of the
Act, to extend tue proper summons to a'i
owners liable to such call within their ju
Tisd'ctions, warning them to hare the
hsnds SO liable at the respective dspo,s.
and Al the proper time. Aud, il upon
the day, and NJ the place 40 nouteu,
Any owner ot'slsvss 10 lisIls shall fail to
nave SAID h"nds ." rs"dinsss. then the
state agent shall furnish the Sheriff OF
The District i. which said slavss rssid.
"t0 hst Of def1"'ters, and u shsil b.
the duty of the snsnf Immediately 10
~ nd AL. 81
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Coon Rzrowr--John, R.udolph me, .
prSseass ss"<asy In the street one day,
~ho refused. to give lim half the side.
swa!t, saving shs, he ssve, ,srssd oss
ios 9 ssscsi. =.
y do" said Randolph, s,sppisg asiAs,
's"d pc'i,sly rsisiss bic has'-- p.ss %, ~
--?ass on 7"
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HILL Z swAYZE's.
seHvsDaRATr srATxs
Pu Bill sHING HOU Sn,
GRIFFIN. GEORCIA

- ~ " -
GRIFFIN. GEORGIA.
tIaytas deisrmiaed. to enter largely iu,.
the psblishing basisess. ss tsks pleasure in
announcing thss vs. hsvs added To osr sl.
rsndy very extessi, Office. several thousand
dollars worth sf
u ATERfAL AN ACHIk.
ERY,
and sss nee Psvpsrsd 10 receive prcpo.i
,ioss ts.@ psrsiee whs wish 20 puiii.h
books er other Pebl'easisas, and whs desire
thsis wssk done
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN INTHEcoNFED.
EkACY.
We wIii also psseh.ss al S.ir price ssy
asv eecs thss sasy ~ made marketable,
snd psolssh t,sesu ourssfyss.
Osr publications Al pf-.sns consist Of IN.
kAIL ROAD AND SrEAM BOAT
GUIDE,
Psiss 81 90.
THE BUGi.e.iioRN or LIBERTY,
Psiss % ssnss, % % 90 Z yesr.
MIL q swAYZE,
Garryin, GA.
NsS =, ses-3m.
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A NEWSPAPER FOR THE TINES
THE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY

wv AAhhsu VVVI INDuIeAVI
Is ons OF tho largest News Papers rublish.d
in the South, and hss al the sdsaisges tbs,
eligible location, good Army yeorrsspond ndsass,
and an able Editorial sorps Gan Offer.
Il In an IspxPESpEsr Nxws JouaxaL Dc.
.ignsd 10 give the News Of The day. rsvi.w
public measures, and maintain the rixhts
and interests Of tho South, without refer
sncs TO party PoIi,ics.
Tn. DAILY contains twelve eolumns of
fresh reading matter. we'll printed On cI.sr
white paper, and is psblishsd At % psr
month. ~
TRs wEsrLr 10 very large and hand.
-oms chest containing the general News Of
the country, and particularly The War News.
The Tsiegraphic nsws of the whole week
and other chaics sslssticns from the col.
unns az the Daily ars smbrssed in the mat.
ter sf The Weekly. Subscription price -
per quarter.
Monsy @ay, bs mailed at the risk or The
publishers where ssr,i6satss Of nsiiisR srs
TAXED. Address,
JAMES l. DANlsLs,
Publishers, ATLANTA, Ga.
Nov. 10, lsss. IN-sm.
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T II z KECOR ID.


THR REcoRs 10 issusd sysry TRgassAr
MoRarrs, NJ eur Bookstsrs, las Asla
Street.
TEaas-Tsp Dollars psr snnua. 81,
Doiinrs Tor six months. Ne subsetiPtisa
viii BE- taken for a shor,er period ~.
fssds sspP'ied mt <Fift.sn Dollar, per su.
dasd eePis. Toe sash us.t a.sompasy
ofderss
Any person ssnding The msney fer Gv.
soossr'bsrs, will ressiSs = siI.h copy with.
Gus charge. T
ADvER TTsKMfNrs inserted at A. centa "a,
line, for sash Insertion.
We have No Travelling Ag.nts. Psrssss
wishing 10 subscribe, should send their
namss direct to ss, aud vita nc little l.lay
as possible, ~ srdsr 10 ssssrs lie back
nunbeis.
Address
WEST 4 JOHNSTON. PuIiisl.~s.
rs Min sirsS, Rieknsxi.
New. I, 1853 u-s.
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The ~hi,s Of an egg hiss proved of:s,s
the msss sfilcscisos remedy Zoe buras.
Seven os.siga, successive application Of
tl'is sobsssoss sooshs DIE pais snd sxsIsds
ths basot pssss from sbs ais. This simple
comedy ss~ms "a. ss fer preferable to col
ipdisn. OF even cotton. 49, ,at
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Fine Stock.
Ny thssgh-brsd Her.s
DAPPLE JOHN

will .saad the ensuing Spriag ssa,ss, ..,.
menc'ny The hrst week 10 March, as n,
residence near Hanging Rock.
DhPPLE JOHN 10 fsILbIoodeI J.ss.
aud Canadisa. lie 10 80 we'll ksows 4, mi.
sse'ioa that u Is scarcely ssssssary to ssv
anything II commentator Of bis superier
qualities. Ills CsIts speak for tnsn .sIy..
and they are snhesi,aiinyIy pteneuoced b.
good judges 10 bs among the Le., stost .r
ssr county. For daeass, Of form. spirited
appearances and activity Of molten. h. i. as,
sxesl'ed BY any horse 10 III. s,sls.
ha'e: isom d'stssss eaa b asson.s.
dated with .tsbling sai pastus.s
Tsrns: for the ls.sraacs sAo. 90
JAMES u. INGRAM,
&G
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We don, ike to s.s p-opl. lsyirg the
sssms Of thss' sx,orsioa 10 Cosfsdssats
mossy. and ., The same time sc,ambline
worse thsn dog after bone 10 get h
eli. II s.eh Giss we're bsif 90 good 70
Coofsdsfs,s noasy. they would as l.sss
be sopposed 10 have soms soals.
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" DctttuueT 10.
TEE PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.
Mr.. Rollins Ds,p. No. sss,ni,,ea the
foIIowipg: -
Resolved, That, prompted by jus,
pa'iio.m,n, we are in favor Of an cara %,
and successful prosecution OF ,hs ~ar, and
'ths, ~s will give . warm ahd assr,y
support to all those ,nsaaases ~hich viii.
10 mos, effective IN spssdiiy overcoming
the rebellion, and io secusing ssnora
ton Of peace, ard which may not sub
sssntiaiiy infringe the Consultation and
tend TO subses: The uus thsosy ssd shsr.
sctss of'ths 0ovssnmsnt; and we hsssb,
ssisssa,s that shs present depievsbie c,vil
war hss been foscsd upon the sovpwy By
the disuniopists now Ia ssxelt sgslnst che
constituiioaai Gosssnmsst; ,has 10 the
progress Of The war. Gosgssss. bsaisbina
oil fssiings II mere passion az ssesnimss,.
viii secollscs only. its dag 70 ,ks whole
eoanssy thst 'hs wss b not v,ee4i on
or" Ps5sin any spisis of oppression, aos
ios suy pssposs of eosases. or ssijsQa
s'sn. nor for the purpose of oys,shsowing
o. s'sss'issing ~ish ibe rigs,s or ss,ab
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.


0FFTcK CTrr ENeTNKER, !
Menphis, Tenn, Oct. 9Th, 1854 /
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this ofliee until the 9Th day Of November
nexf, for grading the Landing bstwesn Jefferson
and Court stFees .. from the west face Of the blua
10 Front street. The contractor 70 enf All hizh
poiats on the pEomsnads h~twusn jefferson and
Market streets, inclusive, 70 the proper grades
and - al AL low poinsn within the above ERE
eerttsd limits 70 the grade furnished BY the cfsv
EnginseF. Also, 10 al Centre handing, and IN
points between the river and the weat line Of The
premsnsdss q mas be reqaired BY the City Enxi.
neeIi and all snpeFnuous earth TO be dumped Into
the pond At the Navy Yard The bids for the prier
per cub e yard for cutting OF the Rluf between
Isnsrson and feurt streets, are 90 b. made visk
the understanding that said price per ward for the
measurement Of the last named cut, i 20 Be full
compensation to the contractor for the whole per.
fermancr Of the works. The names are 10 be
given, In the hide, of two approved securities ia
the amount Of one hundred thousand dollars
tsooooo4 for the faithful performance Of the con.
tract. All proposals. 20 be endorsed on che
snssiope, Proposals foF grading Lsnding be.
tween JefasEsoa and Court sfrssfs.f Bids for the
esntraes not ia eenfosmity with the above require
msnts Will not be entertained
TIE Mayor and Coalmittee on Pubilc Landings
ressFvs The right 50 reject any all Of the propo-
sals.
Average hasi is one quarter Of mile.
FRANCIS FOSTER,
oesiT City Kngineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
a NodIe Institution.

Artemus Wards new hall is now open
in New York. The following are its
published rules:
I. Arsemus Ward is compelled to
charge one dollar for reserved seats, be-
cause oats, which two years ago cost 30
cents per bushels, now cost 81; hay is
also 81 IS per cwt., formerly so cents
II. Persons who think they will enjoy
themselves more by leaving the hall
early In the evening are requested to do
so with az little noise as possible.
III Children 10 armes not admitted
if the arms are loaded.
". Children under one year Of age
not Admitted, unless accompanied by
their parents or guardians.
". If any Usher employed in che Hall
should assault the ed4iance, he will be
reprimanded. If the same conduct be
frequently repeated, he will be discharg-
ed without certificate Of character
VI. Ladies and gentleuan will please
report any negligence Or disobedience
on the part Of the Lecturer.
VII. Artemus Ward will not be re
ponsible for any money, jewelry, or 9th
err valuabIes left with him--to be return
ed in week or 50.
VIII. The Manager will not be re
sponsible for any debts Of his own COT
tracing.
TX. II the audience does not leayl
the Hall when this entertainment is owe
they viii be put out BY the police.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

aa its attendant train Of symptsEns. 10 acss NOR
aaks shAFm than = medicine. There IL nothing
In the range Of the MAteFia Nc ca, that for mo-
&snt bear comparison with this disease.
hflt account Of this wonaeFIai plant nay BE-
6nnd IN the llth edition Of the L. s. blspgnsato,
~, pages 1881 and lass
a series ef experiment = IN which br. Bull has
"a FER years engaged, hsa lust been brought t.
saesossfal terninat ion, and be IL now enabled &c
oser to tks public combination Of Cedrou, with
other approved tontes, the whals preserved IN thu
best quality Of copper distilled a6urban whisky,
~Ateh ha ts confident has no equal 10 tho world
might furnish volume Of certificates, bat
- public hare long sinos learned 90 estimate
kaags ~ their true value. The safest plan L., for
every one 70 test for himself the virtues Of nsw
meaieine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
REMOVAL-
THOS. q. MAGHER

HAS REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANU-.
II featuring. establishments TO No 8 FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has a large and eIe-
giant assortment or Home made Work as fins a.
the finest guaranteed as 'sgsod as the best, y and
Tor sale a. .seheap as The cheapest" and little
cheaper. S-8
HIS entire stock - consisting ef are Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage harness., Light Trotfing,
Heavy Wagon, DrAy, and Express Harness. Sad
dless In endless variety, Bridies Of all kinds in
any qeantify, Cellars, ufrths, Srrefngies, Check
Lines, Military Work IN short, everything in
his line, from y Hsme strap toHa I" Monitor Sad
dle7h~has seen manufactured under his imms-
date supervision. by skiiifui and experienced
Workman and Is nov ofared 80 the trade at
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 20 compete suc-
eessfally with anY thing In the market. In style,
halsh, durability, aud price, he only asks trial.
Call aRe examine for yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

The undivided Il ofw n Of NE ar, section {,
town z, rAngs 10 vest, under which tract and
within q feet Of tbs surface lies = good xsfn 81
coal ten iset thieK and easy Of accsss
Also, $50 acres IN the southeast part Of sald
county; soii and timber goes This tract Is aise
rieA n ninerAl prodaets. Title persset
augfI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
q CARD.

2 Ths undersigned having sold oat bis snti4esssek
of Ready Mada eloshing, and Gentisuasns' Fur
nishing Goods, aud retired from the business,
hereby expresses his grateful acknowaes zaza snta
g his nuneroas friends and customers Tor their
past patronage literally extended 10 htm. aud
would respectfully recommend Messrs. Taylcr 4
Ce's VINO have succeeded him In the business. and
no Sc now PREPARED to furnish 70 their custom
Sc Ssexy srt1raa In fhsir uns, Of the wsg5 bsss
Se@.a.ys - ana ~ tas Esss &vssahis pSicss.
@Hg" n. LION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
BITTERS'

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eonnsesed vita tha history Of tAs Matevia
Anown A. pi1neer In medical discovery, than
that 81 Dr. JOHN BULL. Of Loaisville, Ky. His
tnimitAbls preparation u s2rsApsFflla has long
ssood = We head % the various compounds Of thai
salnabls drag His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
Cedron Bitter-s

One trial and yea viii meyer Hsa kAy others.
It u not nscesaary 60 pablish ; lang list Of dis
eases f0r which the Cedraa Hittera arr a specific
Ia gu diseases Of The STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR kEDNENst
Ia all affectfonsef tbs BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON UERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR ROwELss
In GOVT, RHE UMATasM AND NEu.
RALf5HAf
And in FEVER AND AGuEt
u iN destined TO Huperee6s all other remedies. II
aot snly cures thess diseases, but IL PREVENTS
tnAM
A vine glass full Of the Rlttera taken an koat
before each meal, will obvlAts the III effects Of he
most nnheaithy climate, and screen the person
taking IL against disease HndsF tbs most tsyiBg
exposures.
Sold By Druggista and Grooers generally.
@s-nr. JOHN nOLL's Principal Once, Fiftl
street, Louisville, ny.
sold BY PETER vIEREIz0
ebs Sole Agent. Eeansviila- Tod