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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

Returns have been received from oil but
Eve counties, Of the vote In Pennsylvania
on the Constitutional Amendment, to al.
low soldiers to vote. and they show for the
Amendment 10A 306 against IL r103, 665
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13
}. w. HRApLEY'e
Patent Duplex EIiptical Spring
81 * L R TT.
u,HIs Inrention consI, q Of nnnlex-

THIS Invention consis u Of Duplex-or
il two-Eliptic Steel Springs, ingeniousy braided
tightly and firmly together edge 10 edge making the tough
est Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring used
sbng the consequence OF is great elasticity and
Hexbeues place and fold when In easily and
with the convenience silk mutn dress IL en-
tely obviaes and sences the only objections 70 Hoop
Sks vi the 10 the we'll o. the public
especially In crowded assemblies, carriages railroad cars
church pews IN crowded place. from the dimcuy OF
contracting them aud the occupancy OF small space This en-
treiy removes the difficulty, while giving the Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form, and the ehest and most
syh and graceful appearance for the street, promin
ade house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day will never after
wards willingly dispense with the use Of them They are
also equally de'rsss and great improvement over other
kinds OF Skirts for Misses and Ladies' who wear short
dresses the elasticity and nesbty OF thep prevents when
coming In contact With anything cowdng the hoop close to
the person. from pushing out the other side Of the hoop
dress and again, they are much durable and not
likely to bend break, got out Of shape The Bottom
Rods on all the skirts also Double Steel and twice. or
Double Covered TO prevent the covering from wearing OH
the rods when dragging down stairs stone steps, &C. which
they constantly subject 10 when In All made Of
the best quality OF corded tapes and Of the skirt
ef the very best materials Is antesd IN every respect
to be by far the BEST most comfortable and most Durable
Skirt ever made. H.tf-
Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt FOR sale In al
variety offs styles and sizes, by
Ashtabuls, August I, 1864. 762
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

NOTlCE.--The undersigned has been
In duly appointed and qualified administrator OF the
Estate Of Charles Parker Of AshtabuA county deceased
All peoas Indebted the estate requested 70 make
Immediate payment and these having claims sganst the
will present them 10 the undesigned for allowance
Kslsxr.yils Auv..t I. 1894 7s2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

W. c. HOWELL,
d. s. WADE,
JANIS REID,
SIDNEY KELSEY,
LYMAN Curtis,
Union Centeral Comnsifiee
Tb~County ohcers to be elected Auditor, Coroner
Commissioner and In6rmary Director.
JEFFERSON, July 9th, 1854.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strawberries '!-Tb,

STRAWBERRIES THE subscri-
ready for setting at their nursery,
weather Ia suitable 100 0OO vigorous and healthy Straw
berry Pants OF various descriptions which will yield hand
etnrn in fruit the next properly set this fall
They Of the best varieties but mostly the Wilson Seeding
which considered to have supeiiors 81 hundred
should be in Immediately the certain
fuldlment ELlJlH BLISS Il SONS.
A.btabua Augu 10, 1854 7e3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

Gen. Sheridan has been assigned to the
con. msDd Of the Upper Potomac TO super.
cede Gen. Hunter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

BUFFALO and CLEVELAND ALES
Wholesale and Rsian haes half barrels OF BY the gal
loD,b fOhBES WtfhkkWAk.
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United STATES Tares.

OErIcb on COLLECTION INfERSvL REyBSrK,
10th Dist OF Ohio. D.
600, AsATABUBh, July p, 1854. ..l
THE Assessor of the 10th District Of
Il tile State Of Ohio having rendered me his
Annual Collection List
for Incomes for lsesicenes Carriages, Plate Re- for the
year commencing May lst. 1861
Notice Is Hereby Given, to all persons liable TO
pay such Duties Taxes within the County Of Ahabuls
In said state that the said duties and taxes have become due
and payable and that the will be received at oee
until and including the
hfG 24th day Of August, 1se4,N III
and all persons who shall neglect refuse to pay the dutes
and taxes aforesaid assessed upon them wshn the
specified shall be liable pay ten per centum addition
al upon the amount thereof
u s. Treasury notes. the notes of authorized tona
banks only received. 7el HENRY FAssErT. Collector.
NOTICE is hereby given that q Divi'
~ dend of One and oneh per cent has been declared
in the Estate of John Reid deceased payable at the oc
of Sherman 4 Farmer, In Ashtabula, Ohio. -.
J. Q. FARMER,
Administrator Of john Reid, decd.
Ashtabul August J, 1854. 1872
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Ma, RKkD II hand you . letter I have just
received from Capt. NJ. b. GARY. Chief Of
Artillery on Gen. Butterfelds Staff. ! wish
ever Northern man could read H. They might
better understand come OF the reasons why
this war Is continued o, when will Northern
men and Northern pspers cease exertng an
influence 10 favor Of this rebellion
Respectfully yours,
/ August 10, 1864. f III. @. ToMBs5.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

OST, on the evening of the 18th ult
~ lack Morocco Pocket Book, containing Money
Notes. and the person leaving the abovt
at the Post Office, will be liberaly rewarded
Ashtnhnla. Anrnst. 1864. 1a2
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Hard,oarei I Hard,ore!i

Some Kinds at Almost Old Priccs.s
CAN BE HAD AT TALCOTT'S, Jefferson.
NOME, Farmers can do you good
~ one year In the purchase Of Hay TOOLS.
Renr slens Scnthes al the foLLoaning Pricss !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13

gressional District, held at the Weddell
House. Cleveland, August 4, 1864, Hon.
b. B Woodbury., of Geaugs, was chosen
Chairman, and John M. S;ull, OF Trunbull
Secretary.
Ga motion of Hon. Abner Kellogg. Of
Ashtsbuls, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved that it is expedieut to make an
effort to raise aud organize regiment for
one years service in this Congressional
District, under the last call of the Pfesi.
dent, and for that purpose we pledge our
utmost exertio0-
Resolved, That the proportion and nun.
Der Of men to be furnished by each county
10 the district in such regiment is as follows
Ashtabula, 248. Geauga, 1913, Maboning,
2O2. Portage. lS9, and Trumbull, 239
and when sueh regiment is raised by the
counties 10 such proportion, the company
officers shall be appointed in The same pro
portion, and on failure faay county to fur
! nish its foil quota of men, the same may b,
furnished by the other counties Of th,
District.
On motion, the several Cleveland dali,
papers be requested 'opubish the proceed
[ iDgs of this meeting, aud the county paper
of the 18Th District to copy therefrom.
The meeting adjourned TO meet on ca
Of the Chairman.
b. B. WooDBuRY, Chairman.
JoHS B. STuLL Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Trade Restrictions In Kentucky -
Important order from General Bur-
bridge.

The following very important order
has recently been issued by Gen. Bur
bridge, concerning shipments of mer-
chandise from other States into Ken.
lucky:
HeADoa's DISTRICT or KENTUCKY, J
AND SIN DIV. 23B Army CoRPs,
LExIsGToS, Ky, Aug 10, 1864.
General Orders No SO
l. All shipments Of goods, produce,
stock, merchandise aud wares Of every
and all description, by railroad, water,
wagon or otherwise, into this State, or
from any point, are absolutely interdic.
ted. except as hereinafter provided
H. Permits for shipments will be
given 10 persons OF well known loyalty
By Provosts Marshals Of Districts, which
will endure for the period OF four months,
subject, however, At any time TO revoca
ton, and on these being presented to the
carrier and registered, shipments will be
made as heretofore. The Provost Mar
shsl Of each District is directed to con
veue Board Of Advisers, hve well
known citizens of the District, Of un-
questioned loyalty, responsibility aud 10.
tegrity, with whom he will advise regard
ing the loyalty of the applicant The fol-
lowing oath may be administered By the
| Provost Marshal, which will accompany
the report and permit:
do aolemnly swear that have not
by word or action, given the slightest
aid and comfort to the present rebellion
and that By conversation and action
will do all | can to discourage, discoun.
tenanee and overthrow the rebellion
and will use my influence to restore tn,
authority Of the Government Of tbs
United States over the States now in re
bellior.
Ill ALI goods shipped or intended
to be shipped in violation of this order
will be seized, and the name Of the own
er, together with the value of the goods
will be reported to these headqusrtsri
for orders regarding the disposition o
the goods; and commanding officers sr'
directed to arrest and imprison any car.
rier or other person detected in shipping
or carrying goods, unless the same arr
regularly permitted as herein directed.
By command of
Brevet Mai. Gen. S. G. BURsRIDGs.
J. BATEs Dickson,
Capt and A. A. General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Union Meetings.

Hon. David S. Gooding, of Greenfield,
Ind, one of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, will address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned
Judge Gooding was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat, bat when the rebel
lion broke out be threw aside mere party
and went in for his country. He is q
forcible speaker and is doing good work
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24ih
Sp.M
Vaudeville, Thursday, Aug 18th, lP.M
Boonyille, Friday, Aug. 18th, P. n
CenterviIle, Saturday, Aug. 9th, lr. n
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 10th, | P. n
Petersburgh, Tuesday Aug. 30th, l P N
Washington. Wednesday, Aug. 81, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept lst, P. N
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. I'd, l ?. n
Aug. S-d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

THE 7lsr REeIMESr - The Terre
Haute Union Democrat Published let
ter last Wednesday from a member Of
the list regiment, Capt Ed. Brashear, Of
which the following is an extract:
ave have lost 9 good many boys
from Tsrre Haute Among the killed
are Major o. J. Smith, Capt Peck,
Lieut.. Isaac NJ Brown, and brother
Thomas, who was seen with Major
Smith, trying TO cut their way through
the enemy's lines Ton said he would
never be taken to a rebel prison alive,
and those who escaped think he was
killed about the same time that Majar
Smith was. Lieut.. Brown was drowned
q bridge fell with squad on it, and
among them was Lieut. Brown Lieut
Col Naison IL prisoner. The loss oi
the 9th (7lst regimsnt) is about two hun
dred
Lieut. Brown has for many years beer
connected with the press at Terrs Haute
and for sons time editor Of the Terr'
Haute Union Major Smith was 4
nephew Of Joseph o. Jones, Esq post
master at Tsrre Hauts. and had serVeS
one year in the 18th Indiana, on th'
Potomac, previous to enlisting in fh'
list. He was a noble young man,
highly accomplished scholar, and a liV
ing, breathing patriot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

ARREST OF A REBEL SPY-Tbere are
many persons here who remember = fam
lily named Lloyd, that was badly bitten
BY the rebellion at an early stage of the
madness. The son joined company of
rebels and went South in 1861. He has
been prowling about this city for the last
two weeks, and on Monday morning be
was arrested BY one of Capt Womaek's
special agents He was one OF those
harmless beings that are usually caught
He reported that be was in arms only
four months, aud has been brakeman
on the rebel railroads ever since. until
he deserted, the latter part of May. He
was arrested as spy and sent to Lex
ington yesterday morning for military
trial. At Lexington the most positive
proof was found against the innocent
youth. He was one of Morgan's gang
up to the 2sth Of February
Among other evidences Of his edxca-
ton in the rebel service is the fact that
be threatened a family upon whom he
CHARTERED himself here that, if he was
disturbed in any way, he would 90 of,
Join gang of guerrillss, and never res;
until this city was laid in ashes Louis
riIIs CnsoR Prsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

cause we believe in orr limos: soul that
the Union cannot permanently exist
part slave and part free" Mr. Lincoln
made prediction akin to inspiration
when he uttered that immortal sen
tence. tits in accordance with the deep
est philosophy and the soundeat reason
4 free nation nourishing the worst
form Of slavery in its bosom is an anon
aly-an unnatural political monster
Slavery is deadly poison in the body
polite, and must be eradieated, else tbs
patient, now writhing in mortal agony
will be lost Purge the Republic Of thii
deadly influence, and there is thou
sand years of robust life in it. AllO'
Slavery to exist, aud the days Of tn
Union are already numbered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Meeting In Favor of an ARTISTIC

Meeting In Favor or IN Armlsttce.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette, under date of the
10Th, says:
A few days since meeting Of lead
ing man Of New England, Republicans,
was held in Boston, at which Secretary
Fessendsn and Senator Wilson were
present At this meeting the conclu-
sion was reached that the war has
arrived at that stage when it was abso-
lutely necessary that in obedience to
the general sentiment of the people,
something should be done to indicate a
disposition on the part of the Govern
ment to discontinue the war, and that
for this purpose necessary steps should
be taken to tender an armistice to the
rebel authorities.
The visit of the Hon Henry Wilson
to the President few days since is I'M
derstosd to have been to present these
views and urge them upon him. What
the result of his mission was has not yet
TRANSFERRED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

travelled only at night He made him
pair Of pants out of piece Of canvas,
and 8 coat out Of an Old coffee sack be
fore leaving the prison at Charleston,
and thus equipped passed himself OF as
a Confederate soldier when questioned
BY the white people whom he met IN
der the pilotsge OF negroes, he finally
reached our lines az Marietta. 4ester-
day he arrived at his home in this city
to give JOY once more to family that
had mourned him as dead he was
about four weeks in making the trip into
our lines and Travelled the whole distance
barefoot-heV Albany Leiger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
SHEET IRON,
NOTICR.
To all Whom it may Concern

DERSoNs, Arms, or corp raiioas Engaged In n
following trad. . Professions, or business, are
hsreby notified that thsy Are required 10 NE Wtth
tas Cnited States Assessor an application Of IT,
Csc fer the on or b-fore the Let d-y -
sep emoeTr lisa: Clergyusn. priests. TEACHERS.
larmerx, artists, hoarding -hoEse keepers. book
seepers, gardeners, uursery ken, express men,
teznnsters. dEaymsn, brick layers. hSnk-ieller~,
presidents and e4shi@rs Of banks. substitute
brokers, paiaters aud blaeksmiihs persons run
alag saw mtll, clever hu ieTs, grfst nils thresh-
iag machines, saa-rtnteHteEts, Managers. ageuts.
or officers cf companies or corporation nrns,
companies OF corporations organized for any busi.
ness not requiring any other license snlh a. rail-
reads and insurance. c0mpaniel. etc etc en-
sanorr-, pilots, mltess captains any one an
gagged upon The river whose haSiness, ia sros.
sHaoanti e sltoa Fss shnnm sPortinK men snd
professional gam si~rk.
r. :. HoBSBROok,
Assessor sth Division, lat Dlsiris', lRd.
a,t<l8-Ha<w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

d. BILL. from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done 50 to the
satisfaction of alarge number Of citizens, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
country.
his last advertisement and as~snpsnying let
tar, under the head Of " Private" should hs care
sully read BY all. No Mercury used In bis treat.
merit Consultation free. iye.lxd&vy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20


ADVENTURES OF FEDERAL PRIsosER.
Sergeant Phillip Rosenberger enlisted
in this city In COMPANY A, Slst Indians.
He was with his regiment at the battle
Of Chicamaugs, where he was taken
prisoner and sent to Atlanta Here be
was stripped of all his clothing, and sent
to Richmond, where he was confined in
Smiths Building for three months.
Thence he was sent TO Danville, where
he staid two months, and then he was
sent to Belle Island near Richmond.
Here his treatment by the rebels was of
such horrible character that he deter
mined to make bis escape at sll hazards
The prisoners were almost starved to
death, and treated horribly 10 other ways.
Sergeant r. declares that such was their
hunger that the men would catch rats,
dogs, aud cats and eat them. He had
eaten rats and muskrats, as well as dog
meat Watching his opportunity be
eyadsd the guards and had reached to
within few miles of the Federal lines
in Georgia when he was again captured
by the enemy, being hunted down vita
bloodhounds, and taken to Charleston
After remaining there some time he was
put upon a train, with large number
Of other Federal prisoners, to be trans
ferred to Americas, Georgia. While en-
route for that place Of Imprisonment,
however, Sergeant R watched his oppor-
tunity for escape, and discovering the
guard asleep, took the cap of his gun,
Jumped from the car window while the
train sas under fall Roadway, determin-
sd to die rather than longer endure the
barbarities of rebel prison life. He
struck the ground feet foremost and IN
injured, and to avoid the shower of bull
lets sent after him by the other guards,
he lsy fat on his face. The train pass
ed on, and Sergeant R., almost destitute
of clothing, TOOK up his line of march
for the woods, where be ssereted himself
20 await the darkness. As soon as night
set in be started in what be supposed
the direction of the Federal lines, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
A Circular Saw Mill,

A Circular saw Mill.
(WHICH WILL BE PUT UP IN COMPLETE
w running order. For particulars enquire Of
JOAN lsison, corner Of Leet and Water streets.
aug9-9wd
ZINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The .sples
DID residence and grounds Of the late II. 2. Cas-
selserry, huely located in the immediate vicinity
81 nj. Vernon, Indiana are offered TO purchasers
atpriVate sale. The grounds contain about seven
acres, and the premises are in oompletsrepAir.
PERSONS dtsirous OF purchasing ore Of the hand
sesiett psees in Southern Indiana are referred TO
=. n. SPENCER, Fsq., Mt Vernon, or
JNo. J. CHANDLER. Esq., Evansville.
aug4
(AVOD sEAsUNkD woop-THOsE DESIR.
VI ing TO lay In their supply for the winter will
do we'll TO call early at John Raschs Grocerv cor
ner Of Vine and Sixth streets.
angi-lmd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Judge ElbIack's Position on the War
Question.

WHEEIVH
Question.
"If ana elected TO Congress. will
never vote 10 DRAFT amy nan inie
the ssryissI and n 1 wsr~ your Rep
resentstivs now, womld vote to re-
peal the present law authorizing n
draft.
al will NOT, II elected your Repre-
sentative, vste any more nen nsr
money, under any circumstance,
for the further prosecution Of the
war under the policy npon which II
Is conducted.
al am totally opposed 10 the en-
pioymsnt OF negroes as soldiers, or
10 the interference by the Govern
msnt with them, in any way or un-
der any circumstances"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
LEGAL
INFORMATION WANTED,

NoTICE.-Jacob Repper. of Cincinnati. Ohio.
whe passed Evansville on the Steamer Empe-
~, on ms way 10 New Orleans, was missed on
tee oos, on rs arrival st Battery Rock opposite
posed to be drowned ''' ~'N =
Any enc aolt 10 give any information In refer
SnSe g am ot his remaiOs viii be literally re-
49, ss,Sse ~ tne time mention d. he wss about
S .s yeSIs ei age stoutly built, black hair and
about ave feet six isches in height. ~4~
Aiishe friends Of humanity knewipx anv,htn~
of his remains. will please address '"ius
THOMAS KRRTH.
Evansville, Ind
The papers along the river will please give tbi.
placs in their columns TansS a. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

REBEL PoErRx-The following deeply
pathetic lore letter and original poetry,
supposed to have accompanied it, were
captured at Lafayette, Georgia, and sent
10 as. We give it as specimen Of the
ardency Of the Southern passion;
FAYErTEvILLE, July II. 1864.
M Belored aad Dearest Friend, SIS
sic IL cannot leave our little city With,
out writing a small epistle to ny heart s
idol. leave for Virginia day after to-
morrow, Tuesday 90 through by
way Of Griffin, wiih Aunt Hester.
Sissie. write you this 10 bid you fare
/ we'll. and to tell you once more that ms
/ leve Is stil the same. Yes, Slssie, lei
what come that may, | can never love
another as love you. Even though
/ yon we're 10 snorn me, ] would lore you
I the same. Let me wander 10 whatever
elimes ! may, will still love, cherish
and remember my 6rst love, and con
| tinue to love yon better than oil elso on
earth besides Ny love is unwsvering
and can never change hope, So
IL love bot ons. aad thai 4 thse
/ That ysu viii somstifaes think ~ ne
Yes, Sissie, know you will sometimes
+ think Of me when am far away Re
member that ! live for thee and thee
/ only, and that thou art the star Of ms
existence. For me to know that We
would never meet again on earth, |
/ should want to live no longer
Sissie, perhaps We may not meet again
on this green earth, but let as try to live
so that ws may meet again ia that happy
laRd, far, far away Bat enough, enough.
Let me 20 where may or be in VIA;
situation | may, | can but remain
Your own
I Tern prffvr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING IN IA.
II oobsvills, on the 10th day of June, 1854, =
two year old bay mare Colt, little white on both
of her hind legs, white streak in her forehead
and little on of her fore feet, aud very large
Of her sge-has the appearance ofs three year cid
ANY information concerning the Colt, or her de-
livery to me AZ nay residence, will be hesrSlly re-
wardei
aas4 dim. JOHN ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

A QUESTION RE-REPEATED-We have,
time aud again, asked the Times wheth-
er it is in favor Of the use of arms 10
subdue the Rebellion-whether, under
any circumstances, it is in favor Of The
war for the restoration OF the Union. No
answer issues from the spell-bound organ
of the Knights. The Times has lost its
tongue. We now repeat the question
but have little hope of eliciting a reply.
Perhaps the Times may End voice at
ter the Chicago Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW.
"a renee county, State Of Illinois, two miles
from the Wabash river. II contains 40 acres OF A.
good land a. be fsund anywhere, 10 Of which
are under cultivation, and the Vhols we'll fence
There IL also one good neu log house, with smoke
house. stable. etc. VIII b. sold cheap. Ttie In
dlspntAble. For further particulars enquire al
this once. auglT.lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
WOO WOOD. 40 IA

/ HAVE nos = very large ssaeant Of We0t, bat
10 son ssnt & you may leave orders and money
With Bergman in Iglehsrt's Mil Oei So Or
d rs left imHediateiy viii b. nlied at PRESENT
prizes JOHN REICH.
auaIs-irs