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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

CONTESTED ELrorrox IN THE sKvrxrH
CoNGREssIoSAL DIsrRIcr-Dan Voor.
bees has published a reply to the notice
served upon him some time ago bv his
competitor, declaring his purpose to con-
test his title to seat in the Thirty-ninth
Congress.
Dams reply is quite sophomore and
repIete with Copperhead logic. Dan
says none of his friends expected his
majority to be less than 2,5O0, therefore
no Illegal votes could have been cast for
him; and again, he says none of Wash
burns friends ever supposed he (wash.
burn) could be elected under ans .,ste
OF circumstances, therefore there could
have been no illegal votes cast against
him. Dan Inadvertently admits that all
the loyal men in the District voted for
Lincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10


kAthsirun is from the Grssk word ssKathfs. . .,
hAihaife' signiylhg to CLEANSE. rrJuvihaia sns
restore. This article il what IL name signifies
fof preserving restoring and beantifyinr ne
hzna@a hair Il l. ths ost rsIaastAlls Sssparatsos
= az Soria. Il Is agsls ownsa and pa up b.
ne orieinal pFspristor, and b nov mAds win ,ht
sane care, skiIi and Alteration which gsy, a :
sAls OF ever otsa million hsttiss pes aanum.
IL i meet delighted Hair DrsssiEz.
itsraeieates seurf and dandrna.
u ks~r@ the bad col and eleaa.
II nakss the hair, rich. sof and glossy.
II pEssshts The hair from falling 90 aud tsru.
ting gray.
- restores hair upos tais hsa1a
Any lAds % Esstlemsn sho sales a bs.stlfat
bad Of hair shosld nse Lyons EashairoB. Itfs
kseNn aha :. Cd throaghsut The eisliissSs ~arss
sold By ali respectable daaisrs
DEMAs 3 BAgSEs 4 Co, Nsw Yofk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
GROCERIES

1 LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION or
+ n 9rocsries and provisions can l. f1ups A.
Z ELLIOTTES FAMILY GROrERv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

HYNESIAL - Gen. Alvin p. Hovey,
commander Of abe Military District of
Indiana, was married on Wednesday
evening last TO Mrs Rosalind Carey,
daughter Of the late Caleb B. Smith. A
gay party, says the indianapolis Jour
nal, was assembled on the occasion, who,
to the lively strains Of music, lightly
danced the evening away, only stopping
to partake Of sumptnous wedding sup
per. A serenade by martial band
awoke the echoes of the wee hours Of
the night, City terminating the festivities
OF the occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
MILITARY.

To Soldiers Who Hare .SeTrsd
7te0 Years aud been Hos0rablv Die
ehard from fAe u s Service.
EST Corps $500 Bounty.
orrlcE A. A. PRovosT MARsHaL GEEHnsL.
IndiasApoils, Dee 7. 1894 =
MEN WHO HAVE SERVED TWO TEARs
w ahd been honorsbiy diseharRei, can enlist
nntii December 81, 1854, iu the lst Csrpz ns~ or.
aniriag at washingtsn. y. c., under Ma. Gen 4
Hancock.
Men qualified riii, On application 20 any Pro
yost Msrshsl, - furnished tfaHsportstloH 70
WashlngtaB.
Term 81 SERVER ons year. Boants 500 90 being
By Order Brig. Gear r. @ FfTCBKR.
A. A. Pro. n 4 Gan1
GEohsE y DrsEHolsx, Lest ana A. IHs.
derslt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

TnE DFFERENcE-In Henderson, the
other day drunken Irish bag commit.
ted theft in the camp Of the colored
troops stationed At that place and was
turned loose, and becoming drunk, again
visited the camp, creating row, when
Col. Glenn had her arrested aud set across
the river.
About the same time a sober, and so
far as the evidence shows, respectable
aud industrious white woman was found
walking towards the river, accompanied
by a negro woman with several children,
one o. whom the white woman was carry.
ing, IS she AYERS, as mere act Of hu.
manity.
She was arrested and in default of
$500 bail, is now incarcerated in the
Henderson Jail
This is the spirit of slavery, and it is
time the foul plague was wiped out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Fer the Jearaai.
NSia Winter has eoms. with Frost aud secs,
To Pineh year fingers aaa bite yaar toss;
a hs~Sttfai shlald fFam his icy blows
foa all siii hnd at Taylor a Co.'S.
N'os iiasd Kids aud WAFn Eur Gloves.
Aoess o. he BufiAio-Perieet loves
cainehilis Beavers. sen As the down.
All for yoar comfort IS you walk about to~n.
Bat not TO tire JOu IL sober prose,
Ah9~ me to say, It's where every enc Eoes,
10 lay 10 their stock Of aies winter clothes,
"hils the cold wiaa wnistias how culd il grows
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
PLANTATION RTT.rRRs

am Il a AAON nlI1EhN
~aieh arc noS recommended by ths hirhsst melt.
81 Anthofisssa. and warranted e rFosnoe .n So.
s.ss'a'' hensacsAl snsot. They are exceedingly
Asra~abls, Perfectly pare. ssd uiust supeross ali
either 'onios whsre hsAlthy. Esatis stimulsns 4.
Required.
They parify, s,rsngshsa sud iavtsorats.
They create healthy appetite.
fAoy arr "A antidota 70 change Of water ssa
diet.
n'ysysreons III. .uss,. Of ai..lp.,ios SD
is1s hours
T''y strsasiA.n the system aaa snli.~s En-.
Ths, prevent nsi.s,as.is ard ln,srult,sn, q.
They purity lls breath sad a.idiy sf 80
They eare Dyspepsia aaa oaaasipatloy.
fAsy enFe Diarrhsa and Choisra Mesbas.
fh#y sars Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They maze the wssk sfrons. the i.s s.ufl t,,,t
iiant ADD are exhausted natures great rs.tgfsr
TAsy are eemposod Of the oeishratei CalisayA b.rh
~inieTgrean, sa-uafras. rosts aud herbs, all g..
served In Perfectly pass ~ Croin ran For par.
oealATs, see circulars aud testimonials araans
saeh bostls.
"~~ars 81 impostons. Eranina every bottle
% .hat u has our prisats q. $. stamp unsauti.
s@iea over tie oork, wfth plantation scene, ssa
ear Nign&iHfa ON ahs stsei plata aide talsi. See
mat chr bottle il not REALIZED With spufioas aai
ssisisfisss ssaa. Aay psrsoh prstsaalng 60 an
rssasAiiop bitfsrs By the gsllas ~ in buIk. !. Az
isai@stor- Any person imitaiiag this bottle, Or
ss.hng any ether material thsrais, whistler called
flsaisii9H Bittsrs or Get. iz aeriminai under he
9 ,. law ana VIII - - prosecuted ~ ~. We
A'feAiy haFs our eye ea several parties rs4alllnr
our BEETLES. &c, who viii suoosad IN getting
thsHssifes iHio eIoss quartsrs Ths doinssd ~
bfAhs'' Plantation biiisrs from ladies. clergy.
mes merchants, &C., is incredible. The slmpls
fiai 81 hoitla IL tbs evidences pTssaut q thal
NfF'h and sHpsTfority, Tisy are sola By al ~
e'>D's druggists, groesrs. physicians, hstsls.
ssleaHs, steamboats,, and country stores.
P. n. DRAKE co
No. 90 Broadway, NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

SSow.-About noon yesterday the snow
King commenced spreading his white
mantle, and by night drapery, light as
swans down, covered the bosom of
mother earth.
How glad it made the hearts of many
Of the little folks--those with good, warm
shoes, thick oyereoats and warm gloves.
How cheerily their merry laughter ring
out on the wintry air, as they caught
downy flakes or pressed the innocent
spow-balis. But, alasl what bitter sighs
heayed the breast of poverty, as they
gathered, shivering, around the lily
lighted hearth, or, as drawing the thin
mantle around them, they FASTENED
along the frozen and snow covered street.
God have mercy on the poor, and
make the hearts of the rich and afiuent
as warm towards them as their own glow.
ing hearths
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
oFFIcE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
Sc osics hours from 7 to s,A.H.:ia "a = 49,,
10 o'elsek ~. . = = As1A


TESTIMONIAL.
This Il 70 certify that ~, tiss nss.rsis,,.1 -.
essn intimassl3 acquain I'D vita q " BsTstl--
a. D.. for shazi eiSls years. Daring ths I.~t 80
ysars he has been ea.sAEed ia a faeraflsv - -
ss@.fll prsetaoe Of Aedieins fa this CITY. n.
lesrez here On seeeEzt a II haAifa
We take great pleasure in Recommending hI,.
ba&e socially and prgfssonaliy, - a <antlesvsag IL
sxeeilsnt moFais, xHd oeeupying : srcfaiaevf ~
s.tion Ani9sE re Physieiens q ozr city AID hsp~
= nay succeed ~ Sel eissEksrs ~ h. bss 49,.
Eilh e. FREEMAN. n n
ProfssssF Of snrxefy IN Eefacfie Mesiieai r.,tt
tEtas ClncfnaEsi, o
JOHN N. sCUDDER, ND.
Professor Of tbs Thssry and Prsctics 81 a.iI-
eias IN tas L. n. Tnssisats
H. p. GARRfsow. N. D.,
Late Profazsor Of ChsnlAsry aaa Physlosasy In
the above msationes1 Tnsflggte. dsrf0-eS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
U. S. PROPOSALS.

orricr'os r'Is. os,,.r.., N or N rsIvssc,
Evansville, Ind, Dec. tat lsia (
ss s,. 5 hseH2res Y duplicate, viii be received
49, thls oalec s9ut ~ o'clock N, December 10Th,
1000 BRrreIs IsTour--Chslcs x ,,r. IN.
barrels, full head llnsd, stating brand, ana fur-
mann an aa ss, PIES Sn q, lsasl two pounds.
lined. Or ra'stwed gnuny sacks.
oOfOoO lbs bacon shoulders 49,. Ne,s
Smoked, In s.rens strapped boxes containing .Joo
so, 600 lbs clear Bacon sta.s N.,.
smoked, In strong strapped BOXES or oaak, psF
ties will s'aia The Kind q paoSiacs they propose
$4,000 lbs Hominy, kiln dried. in barrel.
Also For tie Supply d Fresh hcsf 9th. Il :
General Hospital, and tho troops receiving aup.
plies At this peal cgmmeneipg on the 10th II
bcceaiter. tsgi, atd ending Oh The 10Th day 81 81
April, 1868. saidfBeef 20 be from steers 10 h..
nve Years old aud over, 10 weigh-net-eaeh not
less than l0olh. The Beef 70 he sound and whoIe.
cluaea ~ WITT
All articles to be or the best quality. aad to be
delivered frce Of expense 20 the United states Tor
drayage' Sc 81 The 4. = Subsistence storehcuso,
a. the time specified "a tbs proposal No exteu
SION OF time OF delivery will be granted on any
Actual tare Is required In an cases; 70 the rsle
no exception will be made under any oircumstsn
osOE~rss4 anus, bo OF the btst kind. and every
Ne charge ior PACKAGE alloWed
Msrked sanplesef oarlsarticls must accom- many
Che p.oPs1Hls aNesPs for @eatsl, aud must l. re-.
All articles will be carefully in.pect,,l nv nj, II,
spoetor on the psrt f-the unltod sfates. and No
article yin De received er paid Gsr uatn h A.
passed this iinsps ctipn. and "A crrtffSAfe 10 tb,
effect hes bcen attachesi o. .thaorgsnAl bill
zach paesage Ulgst have marked on H. distinct
" and planly, the name and address IN tho ~
the nsnis u the article, The sross, tara ana NOT
Proposals viii b. received TOR the sshole. or for
any part ~ the quantities re9nirca.
copy Of this advertisement Ia elm from, a
ne~spaper) must be attached 20 each rror.,s,l
Blank proposals will be furnished at this ofHcs
Proposals must 10 enclosed ia sealed envvlot,a
addressed 90 the andersigu~d aud endorsed q, Pro-
y posa 8. for Subsistence Stores. t
Payments 60 be made In sCch terds as IN y be
supplied by the Treasury Of the United states
cheeSs Tor Certificates ~ Tnsie steslness.
The rtght b reSerVcd 70 reia-t any OF al propo-
sails II such coursa shuuld Redeemed hy the a..
dersignei Tor the benert Of the Government
Pfepesals plilst BE ignes y the parties thela-
selves, and not by clerk, agents, SC
Bidders are invited TO be pEcSent ~ the 0peaing
Of the bids ~ ia ERRMAN
deeS-td Commissary ~ Subsistence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Bay As it is time to look around for
Holiday Gifts, we advise our readers.
by all means to stop in at Bittrolff 4
Geissler's, IS Main Street, and see the
splendid array of fine gold watches,
full and half sets jewelry, silver ware.
and hundred other nice things, which
they have just received from New York,
especially for the holiday trade. They
have, undoubtedly, the largest, finest,
3 nd most varied stock in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

ELECTORAL coLLEGE.-The State cleo.
tors met in indianapolis on Wednesday
and cast the ID votes of the State for
Abraham Lincoln for President, aud
Andrew johnson for Vice President
Hon. Ben Claypool was chosen a. the
messenger to carry the vote to Washing
ton City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
GROCERIES. Gee.

NEW HAMS. 1000 Lbs SUGAR CURED
~ Hams at VIM. CAbDWELL'a
H - Family drgeary.
DEEF TONGuEs-tO dozen Sugar. Cured Beef
ID Tongues at No Firat Street.
NEW uOMtNY.--lO bbls White Flint Ilontiny
~ at NM. CALDMELL'S
ONIONS bbls choice Onions At
~ NO B LRsr STREET
DucKwnRAT FIl0Ct.-7s sacka rsausyi,a.
ID mia Huokwheag Flour at
CALDwELL's.
nRtED APPLES "A ohoioa article 10 be- had a
- f N ~ CALnwELL's.
CHEEsE,-so boxes Hamburg cheese and DO
~ Pine Apple Cheese at
wM. CALDwELLs
k.,n,4,,,,.4 s.sef esae 49,
fthANHkhitfES,.--A oaoite article g. ba had Al
~ No. fast srREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Coat SusK.--The Gen. HaHeck. en-.
gagged in towing coal from the mines
above, while coming into port on Thurs.
day evening, eapsiaed one Of her harges,
splitting l,50o bashels of coal into the
river. The barge was saved. This is a
serious loss, not only to The owners Of
the coal, but to our citizens, as coal is
in great demand Just now.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

sieT SOLDIERS. hospital steamer
X. G. Mood, from ClarksviIle for Louis
vile, passed up yesterday, having on
board 1870 sick and wounded soldiers
from Cen Cooper's command. Among
the number were a few men Of the I34th
Indiana, the balance chiefly from Michi-
gan and Tennessee regiments. The
Wood is in charge Of Major Appel, and
is kept in excellent sanitary condition
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

FESTEILOQCisM ar MozAET HAIL.
Mr. l. B. Hardy, the renowned ventrilo-
quist, mimic, &c, having arrived In the
city and engaged the above popular hall
for three nights-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 18th and 18th,
will there deliver a series Of his very
popular explanatory lectures, illustrating
the wonderful pecaliarities of the human
voice, and the inuuaGerahle variety of
tones it Is capable Of producing, b. bold
ing various diverting dialogues with
number Of imaginary persons in various
places, and at surprising distances IN
Ike most Of persons who lay claim 20
this most singular faculty, Mr.. Il. does
not eonhus bis experiments TO the room
alone, bat win produce sounds With
amazing accuracy and distinetness at
the immense distance of three hundred
yards. The whole entertainment will De
found strictly moral aud instructive, as
well as highly amusing in its eharae-
ter. DeorsoPen at early candls-nght
For particulars, see bills Of the dav
zSDee9-2G
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
MECl-AL.
s. W. Boyntown. MI. n.

So ~ CINCINNATI. HAyISG BECOME
~ pre- iessioaaI services 70 the citizers II tbl.
city and Fisinity. Frsn his sxtsnsi~s e. risres
= Is chsa1-al and general practice Of SFs8iefps
rSsFy % the foFsaer city, he fsls csafldsnt
q ne ability - cure many cases ubirE 80 -.
sis.se rs asaai modes 81 tFsasmsut.
- F2ftissiAr sttsstion giEsu . ihs treatment
elimAts, saeh Fever aad Awuss RTiiar. - -
&c Ar 49, "'fNf~7 AsFeFf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Tais 4 ths ao-s delightful aad s1lrzsrdiaAr,
asslsis ~. iseoFer n ehanEss TIE sun burnt
lace and y = % parry satin tertsrs Of rarish-
ing b~AHiy. sapartiBg the marble purity Of youts
ans sas 80 spps4rAaes - Inviting 10 the slfy
be'is af Aea. IL removes tan, fsaeklas, pla..
Pies and gAnrsz from the ska, issyiag ia essEs.
fssxioa b. trzaspsrsnt ana snaosah. II con.
t<ins no Material fnjurioas % ire ska. Pstsoa.
lied By Actress aud Opera siaxers. u is whsi
sFFzy LADY sbeEid nave. sold everywhere.
Prepzrsd b y. =. Bsx4n, Troy. y. Y.
Address eli orders 10
DEhAs :. BAEsEs a 90. sss Yof sI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. ), L. MctIorp, u Mishlrna. vii p,.,sh
IN the BArrssT LEercss Room, corner Of tis.,sv,
aaa Canal. on Eabbssh next At f0i< e,slsek :
The public are re.peetfally tasited A es.qt
Divine services will Be bald At a. Paul's church
ca sz''Asy morning and oysaing. Rev. Ne spsuid-
lug Officiating aeesss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Ba5-Tke tintinnabula Of sIeigh-bslIs
and the merry laughter of sleighing-
bellies made music in our streets last
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
BEIssTEEET's
Inimitsbie Hair Restorative
o. NOT 4 DVu

n HUI n UIk
Bat restores gray hair 70 IL original color. /,
sugpiyfBs TIE capillary subss -ith gstur.i -.
a&sas, islPzirsa - age O. ill.,. an -
80 Syss are eonYssed af is,ssr eo.,se -.
ne Vil.li5 ~Aa beAsiy Of the hair. ana Afford u
tA.aseiEs- 10 dressing. Hslrnstssss.s Islmf..si.
eofiag not eniJ restores hair 70 il. nstur.I 49,,
y 40 sasy pr0esss, but gives the haira
Laxurfaat Beauty. ea
49,. - - sfSSf prsvsats its sifag o. sraa.
- a1'efah, and iHsgs< 4 hsaItk aaa plsasAas.
- Z ne hs-d Ithss tod the tsst Of time. -
= 1's e0iofinai Hair Col oring. AID i eonstsatly
iSeFs ~@ing IN fzysr. Ussa b. bota gentlemen sss
lanes II 10 sd - all rssps-tzsIs tesler.. ar
e4a b Prsezrsd - them sf the oasnasfeisi
Assats, D. 5. BARNES q CO., ~ Bro@auay. NJ
fork. Tuo sizes. 80 cents asd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

50 Tue rseds are . Be pat IN Al ths Cost prics,
Ana al receipts, after rayins fsr the gaeas aud
expenses i % b. disposs. for the brusdt q the
Io9r - aidnrity Of the tiokss holders may d..
tarmins 81 tho Cansart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
DYE-HOUSE.
Al. Adams,

Celebrated Steam Dive House.
LAS JUST REES REFITTKD AND Il NOW
11prsParsd 20 DO - me Coi5rfus a. ean b dosa
either in the East West. Corner ofInxfe sna
Market Streets
- Dyes all kinds o. plain and fancy works A
good and cheap any sszabiishulsaf II TIE W=~e
"a sbert zo<tcs- ssbI1 "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
THx pxzx Coycss--Tt h, bssp A..

TIE PRIzE CoxcgsT.-It has been de-
eided BY Prot Back, the manager, that
the Concert for the Benefit Of the Poor
shall take place about the middle Of the
week between Christmas and New Year.
The rehearsal is now going on, and the
concert win be rich musical treat
The prizes are very rich, consisting, in
addition to the 1880 set Of Jevelry, Of
fine gold watch, besides several other
rich prizes in Jewelry.
The tickets are now on sale at the store
Of Mr.. Buck, Halloek's drug store, Sher-
wood House, and at the music store of
Warren i Conyngton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

REBEL BARBARIrY.-From officers on
board the hospital steamer r. c. Wood,
we learn some particulars of another
act of savage barbarity and Esndish cru
city on the part of the rebels that loudly
calls for retaliation on the part Of the
Federal authorities.
In the march of Coopers forces to
GAINESVILLE from Johnsonville, some Of
the men struggled and we're picked up
BY the gaerrillas or rebel cavalry that
hung on the rear of the column. Twelve
Of these, after being thus captured we're
drawn up in line BY the fendfsh scoun-
drels and shot in cold blood. Ten Of
them fell dead and two.of them severely
wounded, we're left for dead on the
ground, bat recovered sufficiently to drav
themselves within our lines, and we're
brought around on the hospital steamer
yesterday.
Our Government has ample means of
retaliation in its hands for such fendish
acts as the above, aud should use il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
CITY NEWS.

E'oR THE FRosT.-The End Indiana
Battery left indianapolis on Monday for
the front.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

From ihs Rev Joaaph n. Regna,s pc. ~
tbs Tenth baptist Church.
~. Jacis5a. 1876 ~
uNAn Nfn ~ have baen f,.,,,,,.- a.. -. q =,
sen nsci aaY nafna uffh am -. VI -. !"
tht inds IL nailal.ss IN ~ assI
tsa a. ont 81 s=fF srur.lstrfas y. 49, = - -,
sassa e. Anea tsf With clear ptnof In variops
ihsiasFss. nd nafti esisfiy IN ny family, II ths
dspart for uses from nv usaaI s,,r-s 80 .'., =
ats fsi esnsistsa faat for gsaesal fsssi1v n a.
ssstsss, aad ssfsrlafly fsr Ifrsr fs-s.Is.f 4, y -
sEff aHd rqlaallsrrsgiaraftss Ia -. s..,. a,
fAil5 lslt uanaI8s aaabf act HI ali i. = !, 'y
fetal 20 these Who snffsF frep, a. 49, 49,
fqurs, very Fnsf,ecffsflT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

TINS ELEVENTH INDIANA CAvALRY.-
A correspondent of the Indianapolis
Journal, writing from Nashville, PAYS
high compliment to the lltA, Indiana
Cavalry for its magnificent conduct in
the late retrogade movement from Pa
laski, and speaks in the higheS, teruis
Of Col Bob Stewart and Lieut. Colonel
Shsrra. We viii bet our bottom dollar
on these two veterans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
thermometers
raAr rms RiTrEEs Is
~ OF ~ q q In oIfcy
CONTAINS NO RUN or WHISKY.
Aud Can't Make Drunkards III
But ~ TUE
Best Tonic in the World!l!
READ WIN SAWS en-.

From Rev. J. Newton ureun r, n r,,..
ne Encyclopedias u Religious Khowisas. and
tefisilah ,HhFauiaie, fhiladslphiais
Athassh haf disrasud % faYaf or recommend
lsfFht medicines Ia general, through distfust a.
thsif Ingredients ana sffecte. vet know ~ NO
saHl. l"nt lessons Why msn may net testify 4,
the tsfe he believes himself 20 have eaixsf
ftnHi snS STAPLE preparation ia shs ha,s Thai \.
taef thus cahtfIbuie q the tehsflt ~ eslsafs
% thtH the meua readily Ia fsRard 10 usof
iaais errman hltiers, prepared ~ Dr. q A
taftH9n ~ ths rityl tecauas ] vas prelu.laea
against then ier macy years, under The fstrss
siea that ihaX sHff ehisdy an alcoholic MIXTURE
: an thasbtsa e. my friend, Robert Shoemaker
81 ~ he removal af this prejudice by prausf
tests ana fer Hiieasrs AE~iBsnt e. try them when
saaefinf itam grsat sud long continued aabIiltv
ne nsa y thfsa bottles Of these Rlttsra AZ the -
siHaing q sic present scar, was faflowsa ~ sti.
cent fHilri sna restoration, 90 degree Of bodily
ana mental flEpr whleh I bad NOT fslt far 81
utghtha teterfi aud hsd aimost despalfad II re-
gaining Therefore thank God aud nv fFtsnd
~ atssftius ms 20 the Hse % tiIsm
}. NEWTON BROWN
fhiiadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

na- The ladies Of The Episcopal
church are requested to meet Ia the
Sunday-Sehool room this Saturday
afternoon, at two O'Clock A fall at.
tendance is desired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

Tfom Rev. y II. Turner. p..to, ~ ,t,ast.- ~
T. Church. Pbliadeiphia.
D.. Jaekson,
Uz6n $50 .-~fiavine nd Teur fl,.,., ytt,s.-. a..
~ iAmliy fsquantif zm prepared 70 say that
y hAs Soen q great service. I belisss that in
cssss - general debility Of the system u : tie
safest ana NEST saluabla remedy II w,,i-b 4 49,,
any knguiedzs. Yours, rsspeetfaIiv.
]. n. TUNER
80. ~ Herih Nlncseenlh LII
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
ELECTION.

First National Bank Of Evansville,
Indiana. 1T
UsHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
i win INSECT On Tassaay, JsnazFy 10Th. Iss5. a
the Banking House. between the hears Of ons a.a
four O'clock ~, for tt1s parpose % sscting nine
Dirpctors for the ensuing year.
Nh. 7. PACE. ozshiar.
Dee. sth. issA dses-Std4sx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

2 HOLIDAY GtFTa-our friends, Warren
L COnyngton, have the largest, handsom-
est and most complete stock Of goods
for the Holidays We have ever seen.
Their shelves are crowded, down stairs
and up, and crowds of people are daily
selecting from their magnificent stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

ffom Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of The
Dr. q n. Jssks1a
DfAE rla -HfsrasHai expsriencs suaIlsa me "a
say that reFarf ne 9srpsnu ngtssrs mas l..
yes - most sEcuiirnt iaediclne IL Gases ~ -.
sefe cold sad feeofsi dstAifyI hsys hssn xfsafly
beashttsd - The uss % The bitt4a anf doabt 81
they Vill pfasluae similar effects en- ofhers
foau, frals. WARkEN KAEBDLPH
D.