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9auptquartier SUI @pua meIcet, ooB Der nab
allen Seiten bintele9ropbirte 8eri6t iiber Die
NiebermeBlung BON 80 Slldtlinaen unc Spl>
boten unO ber 8erbrennung zines 8aaensugs
in g(rfanla8 allies @runoes entbebre. Sin our
Grmittlung BEG Sbutbeltanoes on Ort ii. STEELE
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Senat. Sherman bra6te Elm @menoez
fleft, ilo3 tpel6em Die 8auten ] psf. monat>
lln all Seppllten unb Capitalized unb ebenlp
olel pe9en Betrdgen BON Currency gu sablen
paoen, welHe 80 psf. BON ibrem Gapitatpertbe
ilberltei9en. 8erpOrfen.
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Eeleorapbifd>e SCncDrtebten.
8eri&tet fir ben Baltimore 0eder'
Snnees
Ghofe fifr NincpIn.

9tus Gutbentiider Quelle erfabren mir, oab
SER. Gbaie 1id in patriptii6er @eiie fir ben
a%ugenideinlid nit 10 9rpber 0laiOritdt befir<
tporteten Ganbiboten be8 @plfs, 81. 9ineDlu,
~uusseiproden bat nit Dem Nuni6e, DAP Die
aufSuiteQenoe Blattfprm 10 enti6ieren rl,o RAJ
biful ais nt69li6 gefabt meroe.
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G~airO, 4. SUM-. 9eute ipnroen brei
Sales pOn Dem 8rad beS bel @touno Gitp perz
brannten 8ootes %berau8sebplt. Sine oerlelbeu,
8ablmeilter 9unnS Safe, entbielt $168,OOO
in 9utem 3uItanoe, nur etpas naB. Ser Sn=
bait elmer anoern, in einigen SauienO Dollars
beftebenO, mar serlt0rt uassenOinmen bic 8iis
der.
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Der ct. SMncrc Ginfiinftc.
2meiter Oiitrift nnn Mnrn[nnh -.

&leIers Sffr, SO So 8. Balttntre Str,
Baltimore. Yfb ben 8. Stunt 1854,
Die 8sfeueruneel fen pRfes 0tfritts, meI6sr te sraen
iieben gSarts pcn Baltimore UNI fnst, liegen Jest Sur Ginf6t
rffeu unb sror bis gum %. b M.
Mppeuattpnen ren YericuFn, rel6e rltbimlthr ter unae-
fetl'6 beheuert pureeu, ipereen bis Sum 2S. b. W. entaeaen.
ee nrntren.
aae vi pelatiCnen nufen f@riftltb eefteben uns sneor
nit rpaer Mnsabe ser (Srunte.
Mlf @erfenen, Die ibr @infpmmen. t6e Garrilees unb
SttEerseI ir nr6 ni6t ~ansesebsn taben, muHen buB Spr
rem 20. /. 50. nod tbun. DesSleiten mufen aud &ne BITE,
bic elmer Sicens ~beeurieu, frprt NppltTatipn MAIDEN. intenl
frnt TN INTERCHANGEABLE bic tetreffenbe Straie auierlest
mirS.
S. %. gBebfer,
(6iunjmiu la-2S) MG.Epr, 2. Eifr. ppn MarsIant.
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Observation-Disclosures.
@itp @emmififpners Nffce.

Baltimore, Wt.,4 SUM- 1864.
IN ~@erndBfett elmer &rplifdttcn NTH bietmit Na6ri6t
8e8r ben, faB ter Gitg @rmmiiiener unb 0elneder am DCn-
nerta8, ZEN 9. :. 81, Born. 10 llbr, an Srt nne Stele sr.
ideiuen metcen. un bic 9tnis res SrudbauieS. an Der QBef-
tstte Der Sa rtiSaiirp apif4tn 6orette uRb Baltimore Str
feitsafslen.
&uI 9etbI
SpbSmttt,
(S6-Wt) @lerf beS S-tdotcpmmin1rs
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Dae Seprituneen fur bas SCmmers al bjatr natrnen on
Ue1lebGn9en prreenprn1en uurben. MnneIbunaen auf Muf
napme neuer Shller beltebe man (cbaIb ME m6eltG III ma
gen, e. Iur etne Itnttttrte AnsarI teradftHttet werber lenH
tolwEs-s tTr RnaHP.
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0reitauienO 10000 @ferbe perlunot,
SIn9cbptc
fiir 3atipnen nnb 8rennmoteriol fin 2eudt
f6iffe uno SENDER.
Collectors Office.

Nv
Sber Snlreftpr iir BeIeudtuho,
Bal ir1Ore, ben Is. Mat 1854.
Teriie6elte &n9ebpte rereen IN Die er Office bis Wittprb
ben Is. Stunt 1864, Wiitt1es IL llbr enteeaen8er pmrnen ilr
9ie'eruna pom 8tatipnen unb grennnlate tal fir be Smitb's
pGirt, 9DiuOusbbp Spit, Wtnbntia Wctnt, SpcrerS Straits,
Sanes Selanb. gort 9'br Wrlr Crap, 2pprr unb hyper
Getar points. Grptre gan SbralS 9eu6tfi ire. i'm s. Qeu6t-
tburm Difrift hnb fiji ben @ecarf ron Qeuhtidiif. II. Qeu6t-
tbarn- 6snterr, tpelde oerlanet pirp; ebenlD I'm bic yeu6t-
tpnrme NIT Vrsnr1tct sa Serlereen, unb 3rar fr elm Safr
nrrt l. Suit 1854 bis 80. ju I 1865.
Die &atipnen &c. miden bon gutter uuo t~raudbarer Qua
Ittdt ietu dbSulteern an Der QanslSite ter &. uditburm,
Ienher rber aneerer fur tieieu 5wed befilmmten 8atr.euse
IN baltimore, IN gutter unb s%enneenbsr S,rpaduns, 6a1ern,
&titen unb Raaen. unb IN gltgrt 3ufarb fur iebes yeuht.
i6ttf nnb fur jeesn 0eutttturin stninal bds 0terteljatr
flei BON Guea Aussdben Ger ger. Staet II. laut ben verge.
fGrietener Specintaitrnen ipel6s ct EN- belt hes Gpntrofts
o%lusna4en, BON benen GOpien auf @erlansen IN nnfrcr 81
fje gu baben itnb
Nue Nn9eqote ntuhen ~SerFeeelt unc ibfrIbrieben Ietn:
pprrpplalS fer NattcnS ue 6uel Or etgtt 0eIels unb Qiebt
9prieS", un6 6ann nod III elm ~tefrn6eres @cuSert sehedt
nno aaf bieisr Office ab5e setsn merten, jetp& fret renn bel
pCI eel1nht.
&uf Stebl res 2eu6ttturms SSdrS 3--
9enrp %. SO fman Ha
m1tl9,23 30l Snfreftrr fir geleuG hina
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fir C%ontr0GtorPn.
subdffems=onfce Scr Der. at. Mrmee
30 20 5Outbfr

suq 10 20 Sputbhr:
@erFeselte @usetrts TN Dupltat. nerDen auf Yeiefer ST.
fee bis Mittped. ben . Stunt 5. &, entaeaeneencmmen,
UNI bas Der. g. SabFfsn3- Dsplrtemsnt su Saltimpre. Nit.
3u trl letsn init
100 Spnnen !6eu lnO 2OOO 8ulbel aOrn in
ben Mebren (35 8funo onf ben 8uIbeO.
ob,uliefern an gDater's gDharf Baltimore. Wee., fret bon
~gSpdrfgelb fur cen Gontrattpr
Gnbieter maTen bic Belt b%eifiSen; mann bic @6lisferuns
err lgen fam.
Das Ssu mus quite ~eanebdre gBaare unb in Saten oerpadt
fein tdS Rrrn mu6 IN Nebren entbdlten uno tn fefe SGfe,
bon semen jeber 2X Buffet entbdlt petpaft lein-
Setee MrtitsI perb. n. teppr tie a. genpnmtn frereen, Get
tens Der Nssierune liner frer aeal Inter udung unterrGrfen.
~Ie perionen, mel tie Mneebpte MAIDEN, ntuttn etnen 8rtu~
exc pstiHsen, menn nt6t en lplGer berettS alt nnlerer Stpre
re9ttrirt wurhe.
6rT'n"!ars fir gn8stpte fnb auf Obiser Sffies gu Babsn.
tMDWp soSt.t DnS s. q. Il. Z. u.
Sa1aucrie= NferSe D~crlanet.
st s3tz5 &riegs=Departsmsnt GaSanerie. Bureau.
!air Sfrce hes Gbtef Quarti, r%n1eilers,
gSaibtnetpn .. g., Is. Diat 1864.
9reitauieno $4,000 Yferpe perlun9t,
Ginbmnrcrt mi fiinfnnrfed,;ia 1881 OpuorS
per &ppf frtrD bs3atlt fir aue }N
Gnunlcrie.N fcrbc,
mel@e %tnnsrfatb bsr nG4lten SO Eo8s In ben Gesieruness
fallen In @tesbprp, .. g., o~blCIiefett rerten.
SeiJRte pferbe mulen In jeter 8esiebune tetlerfrei. niht
teniger ais 5 ub ntdt rtetr als 9 Sabr ait Is Bis l6 Sanb
bod, sol int 8leti6, crnpatt setaut unb an bn 3autt &C.
pGbnt iein unb FUR Gdbauertebienf tau8ti6 FIN.
Dteie Specttttnttplslt irereen itritt berafF6tist unb sin.
9ebalten.
3atluns erfolst Bet atIieftruns ben ffben ~ pber msEr
pfrben. ~ Z snazA etfe@
Sam 8 u. TIN,
27moilyat) oberRl. unS G6ief S 81, GaSalrp Bureau
Nnecbptc
fir Natipnen uno 8rennmoterial fin Qeudt
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

p6r Prince Frederick William oi
Hesse has laid claim TO the Duchy Of
Lsurenbarg, and had already addressed
letter on the subject to the London
Conference through Earl Russell II
will be reeollected that be only renouneed
his claim 10 the crown of Denmark and
the countries attached TO that kingdom
in favor Of his sister, the wife Of King
Christian TX, upon condition OF the in
tegrity Of Denmark being respected
This coadision not having been fulfilled
Prince Frederick William considers hi'
remuneration no longer valid. For thi,
reason the Prince has addressed me
mortal to the Germanic Diet. Of which
that body took eogniEancs at its sitting
OF the 4th inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
From the Warrington RspubiIe&n-
Secession and the Louisiana PuF-
chase.


Everybody knows that by peace
the rebels mean their recognition In
dependence or exterusnation Is their
watchword Their Independence IL
ciudes q line Of division. Dismember-
ment of the Union violates the treaty
with France, April 30, 1903, eeding
Louisiana TO the United States Article
third Of that treaty stipulatss, The in
habitauts Of the ceded territory shall be
incorporated in the Union Of the United
States and admitted as soon as possible
according to the principles Of he Fed
eral Constitution 10 the enjoyment Of
all the rights, advantages, aud imm1ni-
ties Of citizens Of the United States I"
Aarbois, who was B0naparte' Secretary,
and negotiated the treaty, states that
Bonaparte, With his own hand drew up
this third article.
Large portions of the Louisiana pnr-
chase have been IRON time 70 time /" in
corporAted into the Union Of the United
States. Other portions Of the same
have net been, as jet, so incorporated.
IL would be 10 derogaiion OF the treaty
to sever the Union before the entire tel.
ritory shall be 50 incorporated. The
process has been going on since 1912 Of
forming and admitting States from that
purchase. Until all the territory has
been erected into the States, aud as aueh
admitted, the inhabitants thereof are
not possessed Of all the rights, ajvan-
tages and immunities Of citizens Of the
United States The United States are
therefore barred by this treaty from any
division Of the Union
Neither can France, according to the
treaty, do any act recognizing such di-
vision Of the Union until all the terri
tory shall have been thus incorporated.
The United States and France are mu-
tually bound TO each other to preserve,
intact, the Union so far as respects the
stipulations Of this treaty until ali the
territory shall have been thus absorbed
Again: the sixth article Of the Consii-
tuition provides that the supreme Law of
the laAd " is the " Constitution, the Laws Of
the United States made in pursuance there
Of, and all treaties made, or which shall
be made. Treaties ahledaiiBg the Con-
stitutioa are held BY that instrument,
sacred and inviolable. The provisions
Of the treaty Of the Louisiana Purchase,
TO which we have adveTted, becomes as
valid and binding 50 the Constitution-in
fact, is part Of the Constitution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
CoLGATE's HnNEY SOAR.
What an Old Demoerat Thinks.

| Judge Stanley Matthews, q weil-known
lawyer Of Cincinnati, and always hereto
fore identified with the Democratic par
ty, made speech few days since in
Cincinnati. he Gaid;
"a Ever since the time I conceived il
10 be my duty to abandon the party with
which had acted Tor many years, the
sentiments Of the leaders Of that party
those who have given tone to It's pub
lie opinion--its resolutions and meas
ures, have been constant subjects Of
study and observations on nv part |
am willing to say that ] believe the
masses of the American people. without
distinction of party, believe in their
eouatFy, and desire 10 sustain il in this
arduous and dreadful struggle; bot that
Q large body Of them are mislsd, blind
ed, deluded, and carried away into the
deceptive meshes Of treason By the in.
sidious words Of demagogues, | am well
assured And ] make the charge, for |
believe in the depths Of any soul that the
leaders Of that party-I lneaH the news
paper editors, the representatives in our
Legislatures and 10 Congress--I mean
the men actually engaged day aud nigh,
in managing their organizations and
directing their bosts--I believe, before
God, every one is double-dyed traitor
Applause and cheers believe that
the men to whom | refer ara this dAy
just as anxious, just as earnest, iust as
Eealous, and just as selfsacrihcing 10
the cause Of the Independence of the
Southern confederacy as JEFF Davis and
bis Cabinet That's 20, and cheers
And believe that this eonspisacy is
organized throughout the entire border
Of the loyal States The rebel plans
and Organizations that have just been
exposed in Missouri are not new TO me.
A member Of that party, once an inAu-
eutial member OF il. in this county, IN
conversation a0me three months ago,
told me, Of bis motion that though be
was not member Of it, there was such
an organization Arming to resist sec
ond arrest of Vallandigham | remark
ed TO him that did not think they wish
ed to interfere IN the electiona Of Ohio;
that they preferred assisting rehsllion
under any ADMINISTRATION that might be
in power, until il was compelled TO ae-
knowledge the Southern Cosfederaey;
that they wolld endeavor 10 obtain con
troll OF the reigns Of Government, under
the Constitution of the Conlederacy F;
that then they would be found ready,
with arms in their hands, to seoerce the
people of this State, and Of all the free
| States, to Union with the South. His
answer was not in denial, but that the
present Presidsnt, erea before the dP-
proacAing Presideniial election, would
be coBapetted--that was his word, as I
understood it-w;th their assistance,
and if necessary, by the force of arms,
to recognize the Independence Of the
South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

TuE EXAMINATION OF ISvALIp PIX
sIoSEKS-By the act of July 4th, 1864,
biennial. Sexaminations OF invalid pen
sioners will hereafter Do made BY one
surgeon only, provided he has been ap-
pointed AZ examining surgeon BY the
Commissioner of Pensions, or is sur
geou of the army or navy The fees for
the servise, or for any other examination
By appointed surgeons that may be re
quired by the Pension Office, will nc
longer be paid by pensioners The same
act increases the invalid pensions o
those who have lost both hands or both
eyes, to twenty-five dollars per month
aud those who have lest both feet, So
per month. Il also provides for disabled
enlisted men, and for thoss temporarily
serving With the regularly organized
military or naval force, ~ well as fol
their widows and other dependent rsla
! lives, aud for cases where there is ~
svideAee of mustsriu. The Comnis
sioners of Pensions has published th'
act in pamphlet form, with the necessary
1 ipSfrucuons
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

pa- The Memorial Diplomatic an
nounees that the Emperor Macmillan T.,
iatends 10 institute q new order OF knight
hood on the occasion Of his accession to
the throne Of MontezomA The designs
of the new decorations have besn sent 10
Paris and D. Krssty, purveyor to bis I'm
perial Majesty, has received orders to
execute the medals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
Dysp e psias

ID its attendant train sfsynptous, "a asts mere
4@s charm than a mediciBe. Thar is ncthinz
In the raags Of the Malaria Medica that fer 4 ms.
1snt bear comparison With Il In tkis disease.
A fai arcoanf of this wendsrfaI piaut nav B.
eand In the llth s.iition 81 the o. .. Dtspensate-
y, pages lasT and l3ss.
series Of sxpsrimsn Is IN whiek Dr.. Ball has
- ~ years engaged, hAs Just hesa krousht 80
sSaassstnl tsfmlhAt fon. and he is new anahlad ta
assF 70 the public eometnAfiea sf Gsdron vita
other approved tonles. the whsls preserved IN ths
best quasity Of copper -aistillsd Beurhau whiskv
2sah he = eoaedset has ne eqaAl In the world
might ferniah Nolune Of certificates, bat
e1elic have ioag since iearued 20 estimate
A.nEa At their true value The safest plAn ia for
sFeFy enc te t-st for himssif tha xlEtuss % nsu
medicine. Gfea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

Remedy for Ptfes.-It is a hl-ssinE 20
he suffering TO know that We have an efsctual
ure for this truly troutlssoms disease. Mr. ]
r nasArds, Of IG4 sesond street, Cincinnati. o..
takes greas pleasure ia inform,ihs all who are
suffering with piles that be used asnsll quantity
Of DR.. striekiaud's Pile Remedy. and IL sfe~ssd
permanent cure. This seems to be the sass With
all who make use Of this splendid preparation.
u is manufactured st No. 9 East Fsnrth street,
oiueinnsti. o., and sold by all Druggists.
Rhea m atism.-No disease Is so certain
cure by Brxndre,h's PilsAs this They ssoa taks
out Of the blood the particular virus upos which
all the pain dsponds, aud the patisat Is cured.
nr. T. NJ. Adams. 500 Twslnh Street. New
York, suffered with Fhsamstism for . Iong percd.
lie vas attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of avail he unable ts
move without assistance, and fer four months was
almost entirely eounnsd to his bed. At this pa
riod Of bis sickness, ~hsn hops hAd asd, and be
expected to bs erirpls for the remainder Of his
lifs, he Was recommended to use BRAHDRETUs
PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from tbs eeocnd
box, and by the time he haA ussd sightesu boxes,
he was eatirrly cured of FheumAtisua. snd the
strength and sapplsnsss of his limbs were re-
stored. 1t is now over year that this eurs has
been affected. and be has had ne return, but con-
tlaaes the enIeymse. Of perfect heath. JuaS a@
~. Let those who have doubted the virtues
BuIE's CKpRos BIrrERs, 10 any such there be
read the following Certificate from gsntlemsn vel.
known In this community and doGbt ne sore.
It's general introdustlon mt the army vii saws
the lives ofthousands efvus soldiers;
IovHvILLR. Ky. June 3D. isss.
We. the understgted, hare sesn the good Effects
produced by the use Of Or. JozS BuLLs cxpRoS
BrrrERs Ia case OfEensrAl debility and Prestration
| Of the system, aud bellcvr ts general uaa would
prevent disease and rslievs much sufsring.-
Among cur soldiers rsrtieulAry weaid this be th'
case, especially these who exposed e miAs.
matte iuausnee in the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Tnt. Rsy. I'd Dis. KY.
CHAS. II. COTTON. 80
Collector Of the Port Of Loaisvilis. Ky.
Provost Marshal esn'i Of Kentucky.
REV. D. p. HENDERSON,
Vice Prrs I % sanitary Conmissien.
HABNEY, HUGHES CO,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. P. noERN,
Prop. Louisville Anxeiger.
HUGHES & PARkHILLs
Wholesale Dry Ge9da bsAlsrs, Aain street
Louisville, KY
DAVIS, GREEN & CO.,
Wholesale Shce Dealer, Main ST., Leuisvills
HART MAPoTHER.
Iithographers, cor. Market and Thfya sts.
1eaisvilly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, sOr. Sd and Market Sta
L0uisyiiis, Ky.
CAPT. s. n. HTLDRETH,
ofStsamsr Major AEdersoa.
MAI. I. T. THUsToN.
Aymaster q. 3. Army.
Q. NJ 4ETCAIF,
~ spnAl Hotel. Louisville, ~.
col. MISE BAYLES,
4th Ky. Cavalry.
| GEORGE D. PRENTCE,
/. Loasvi1l. Journal.
See advertisement in another column.
febs ly Sold by PETER YIERLIEG.
Sole Agent. Evansrills. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

b%- Our New Orleans files Of the 30th
August, make no allusion 20 the gTea,
anti-drAft riot and the loss Of Eve hun
dred lives in that city on the 18th inst
The rebel papers had the particulars oi
that affair exclusively.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and sexual systsas-asw and rsliAsls
tfsatmsnt-is Reports Of tbs BoWARD Asso-
eIATI0E. Seat By mall IN sealed Istt@r snyel-
epss, fires Of charge. Address DE-. J. sKILLIN
H0UGHTos, Howard Association, 10. ssuth
Eiuth strsst, Philadelphia. Pa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
The New Soldiers Proposal.
NEAR ArLASrA, Ga, Aug. 10, 1864
Editors Misssurf Democrat.

| submit TO the veteran volunteers a
proposal foE taking At least SIC. 900, 600
os the new loAa. What say you, CON.
rades7 Can't you give this additional
proof Of your patriotism. and then place
yourselves ia an enYiable position before
The cOantry aud before the army7 Let
as not lose this opportunity Of sigualiz-
ing our devotion to our country. By re-
s9ondgng 70 our eoaatrys appeal 10 this
hour of her need, We cover ourselves
With glory, and stimulate the rest Of tie
army, as we'll as our fellow citizens at
home, 70 initiate oar examples BY liberal
subscriptions to The var loan.
propose that each veteran will lend
the Government not less than $50 We
can make no better Investment Ia re-
tara for eur $50 or sl00 10 greenbaeks.
We win receive bond for the sane
amount bearing I 3-l0 per cent interest.
payable In three years, or at the option
Of the holder convertible into 20 bonds,
paya5Isviu gold or silver, bearing inter
est at the rate Of per eeHt Let US
bear from the regiment
Let this proposal 90 the rounds Of the
loyal press CHRISTIAN A. TARLER,
Veteran Co G, 23d No Vols
The suggestion Is not only an excel
lent one, bat it comes from the right
source. Many soldiers are young men,
with no families OF dependent rela-
tives to support, aud this class could
invest nearly every dollar Of their
large bounty, aud 3 large portion Of their
pay, in Government bonds Their money
would then be perfectly safe, and would
be drawing them interest We com
mend Christian Tsblers suggestion TO
the consideration OF every soldier, as Tie
safest and most profitable method Of iH-
vesling $50, 800 or $500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

ISPosrANr 70 LkprEs.-Thers is published
letter, as we'll as some other important matter, to
all deliOAts females, in BELLS new advertisement,
under he head OF " Private"
Tss letter referred 10 Is writtaa by the eminent
Or. Wright. Of the 81 Louis ThrOat and Lung
Insiituts. Those interested will read the sdver-
tisemsnt. and, We think. ean On pr. Bell. uhese
consultations are free, and who treats and eures
without Unnecessary EXAMINATIONS or operations.
Cures warranted or ne pay asked jyS-1ydk~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

wHo Is DoDD7-H. b. Dodd, Of In
dianapolis, who has recently assembled
into so much notoriety as Grand Com
mander of the Sons Of Liberty for In.
dams, was educated for the Episcopal
ministry at Toledo, Ohio, but went into
Kaow-Nothingism with s rush, and be,
came the head of that darklantern
conspiracy" against the Irish and
Dutch" whom be now welcomes 9:
| brothers IN the reasonable order OF tbs
! Sonsl--CSaciaRGti Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05

p0r Il is officially announced by the
Governor that Rhode IsIaLd has, by vol
uRtary enlisiments, filed her quota.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
Net Assets. January, 1884,
$4,000. .55G-3o . Z.

& THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATIOS o. the
ATNA, sftsr 8 years of severe trial, has
alize4 the greatest pablis advAatAges aRa
suauess o. the vsrieus systems oi Fire Ihsu-
rance In Tire eeuu4ry. fx now better THAI
sveF prepared faT duty.
5. lssss9 Lass Claims have been settled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
9. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY By
FTak 10 the Enited States averages OVER
sl0o,ooo daily. II your property exposed
and anrrptaEts.iT
Z. ARE YOU ISSUEEBi II not Why net :
The cost = triAiuF; the daty T. uazuiessf /.
the nesnlt may he your escape from ruiz
while DELAY and neglect mar involve
yuH IN bankruptcy, poverty. CT crssl d.
appointment
O. PARTICULAR ATTENTION. sad regard l.
given 20 snail risks sell large
Ahls and superior commercial advantages
Afforded
@@- IBsurAnos solicited ard Policies iss1ed b
j.. SExSES, AGENT,
gz2s marble Hall Building. No. Q. Main II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-05
DIXOV'S AROMATIC
BLACKBERRY
HARMINATIVE

a- only safe and sure cure. Il con.
tsies 90 oeians or deietsrious drugs, no min,
,rzl " other injurious compounds common
- remedies generally sold for this class Of
iissase. Il is 80 efHeacik has that Physicians
r,ry generally uss il IN their practice in
~ ebroBie aud dangerous cases.
Is1g~ Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
ri cepposiiioas. many Of which under.
mine aud ruin the eonstitution,) when you
'sp nb;Ain IA unfAiling remedy - simple
.,l sale ~ Blackberries themselves.
tss for DizOS's BLACKBERRY CAnMrzA-
ris. aal see that the proprieter's name IL
wr.aff yn the outside wrapper Of each bot,
Ils Prepared only by