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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ GIEUiNSA4I BAiLaOAD,



1854. WIHTER ARRAEaEhkEf. 1914.
tn Hpd .ftsF mondsy, November 18th, PAsssre ger
Trains Eill ioS7s Cleveland iouows (sundays Oz
eepteil;
list Train-7s4U i. 5I--OIEOIEHAT EXPRESS
5tuPPins ~ erEncn, v Wellington, New London
shelby, Crestlins, Gallon, Gilsad, CardinRtoD,
Ashley, delaware, Lewis Center and WOrthing-
ton arriving et Urestline 81 lO;i9 2. n, Oolum-
p.n., 81 Louis l0.i5 a. m Indianapolis s;45 ,.
m-.Cairo 8CU a. N, FoTs v ayne 4:i5 ,. NJ Chi'
I'd Trniu-9:IO P M.EkOJOMmOD1TIUH.-
saOps at al stations, sHd arrives IN Columbus
at 50 ? n Gi1e;anaii ;. 9 a -, =
ping It DeTca, Grafton. Wellington, New Lon
S1' e1 ,5T ISisS -, ~ y Sii ssi3- ~ M n
,. m, C0luuGus los a. n, Dayton l:l5 a m,
Siuginran 200 A. n; iedtznaPolis % N ist;
LOgls s:ls ,. IA Cairo 5:OOa- M, {. Mayns4 %
= m, and O5sczso via Ursgtine 1870 =, m.
Trains leavs columbus al s.50nnd I0.20a n. 500 m.
arrive ~ UeFeienos 30 q IL, 2.te and 300 ,. n.
OOSEggTI0Hs.
ehsibT-Sandasky, afansssld Newark ReiIrosd, for
Mansfield, Iii Vernon, Newark zAnos-
Orssslias-P pittsburgh, Fort wayne & Ohio@So Rail-
road, EoreIt, UpDaE Ssndusky, Doiphos. Lie
ma, Fort HAyns, Laporta, Chicago, 10.
vet, snd East CT Mansfield, Wooster nas-
Grafton and sslsfoatlas Raiiroad Line for Marion,
Ssls:o1l ora ltsaiHs, s sidIH7sy u9ioa. aEneAe. In
vile, Loaigyilie, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
/ DsIAWsre-With Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumhus-Littl0 MisIai q Columbus, and Aonia
Railroad, fO- Eeais, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Tesre Hsuts, St. Louis Morrow, LoFelandI
and Cincinnati. and With tie Ohio 4 Mis-
Eissigzs Hsilrcsig 'fincinnEttfor L0uiIYillel
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all pointl
o. the Ohio river.
Losumbus-C5rtrriC Chio Rajlroad FOR HsuHzk, Zanss-
Vile, heeling. &C.; Columbus, Pfqua q
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, UrSanA, &c.
~ For Tickets 70 al points and information ep-
ply 81 the Passenger station, and Et Unsoa Ticket
/ ohaco, Ii7 sCpeTi0T-ss
| E 8. FLINT,
! fHsrsiand Nov IS. 1883 Superintendent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

I AND 0FFICE.-H. 81. LITTLE
Z ! has constantly On hand large number OF I'M
Proyed Farms Tor sale for cash on time. AIsO-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Earning Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he viii exchange for Farms, City or Personal
PROPERTY Osseo in AtTater Building, Hes. end 8,
Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Fifteen ereE on Csisr-st,, with gOod Houle and
Barn and Fruit.
OeiGr tt-ll sores, with sores of grapes.
East Cleve. .and-Near Euclid-St. a0d Wf!Isou Ave
nus large and convenient Brick House. wist
moceru improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, Will
Fruit &C. For 45,l 90.
- Also, G large number OF Farms, Cut OTIS
Dwoling4, 80 too nuuerUus 10 aiverfise dscl6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
NLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. B.
MNE
WIgTER AREAHGEMEHI

1854. WIHTER AREAEGEHEHT. Is5s-A.
On and sftsr Monday, November 10Th, 1883, PAsesn-
ger Trsins viii leave Csgelsnd follovB Sundays
excepted:
9t5O A. M.-CHIOAGO EXP RES9-Stops at Bsroa,
Grafton, ObeEliE, HofUelk, MOE Ercevills, Belle
we, Ctyce, Fremont and EInore, and arrives Is
Toledo a. 2:So 2. NJ DstTcit go P. ~ ald Chi
csso 60 l1.5g p. n.
tt0uB n fontneru Division, and arrives at To-
iafc AZ 5:s-5 P. n; Chicago 6,0g A. Il.
4t30 p. ll.-EOAFdEBE HA1ls-St0fa a. al sta
tisrs Gn NorteeEn pfyision. and 1rriTss at san
dnsEy ct ] - = H
5c2O Z. M.-Hl3HT El3-5tora Is Grafton,
AorWGik, bonneville, Olyde, and fraIront, and
srsives ct Tolodo = y: P. II Detroit iee09 A. HI
md nhlraen Il In-sl 4 Il. Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

I LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
Ia ESTATE, Railroad and othsr Stocks Has OF
1snd large lot OF Farms and garmipg Lsnds Il
shl1 state, Iowa EiscCnzin and uiincis.
- -Onoe over H0. 70, south side Of Pub. 5auAre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
EBF. g Il 4 H A BSs
Gszbey q iss Royal College o. PhysioiGaai
EosdS4, EsEa=d; Gradvass os
Risosd's Hospisai for
= n =


Riso.d's Hospisai for
FEMALE DIS EASE
ana constant attendant Of Paris, London EeW
Isanr ana Montreal HoEBitaF fe- the lat tsa ysa
has oyensd hts Onlos st ths
johnson House, Cleveland,
vhsrs he VIII be barry 70 meet all thoss who arc =
aioted viGh subaSuts sRd chronic disO==or.
His troatuie1t is entirely different from the OF
plnn, snd e Mid, sIoacioGs and eGeetive. Hi5med
inines are simply YeeStHbis sztrnots nd OILS thsi
have nsvsf been uBsd but 5y tive oths, physicians
America bssidss himzsfs. as Eas span the Eroass'
st Of bis life and thousands Of Goliers in obtsinip
. few secrets in bis profession. he sas-E the UTii
for al forms Of dlsesso. Bo ohsrsss1r giving
honsrt and true statement Oi thciresss-
60 eFkkhAEoEAl.A.
10 TOuEG MEE.-tle can prove 70 yuu in ieW nh
utss that he Is the cny physician you ireatg'
ifh fhat cures this disease. For every patient VII
viii ifollow his diractionE, be viii give One Hupers
DoilsF ffhe fails n curing this disease. No chars
ads for consultation. Thos8 ct distance who Wisl
= oonsult the Doctor nav do 50 BY ssndiug nnlsl
Vaf OF urine by mail, With na5s sez sud age ana y
VII answer and describe their cassi and the pOssioil
~ Of getting relief by enclosing return posiaE'
Ftanp- nlara:etl
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-seu . 70.
LEAVE ERIA

s:I0 A. z.-EIGHT ESPKSsS TRAIH-Stoyplhg ss
QiraId, Ashtebuis sDd PainesFiIls only, and A.
rives - Cleveland at 7.Co A. 4.
SD M.-hAIL AND ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN
Stopping At AL stssions and arcives Is UisFe-
land at l0.l5 A =.
ESQ A. n.-TOLSDO EXPRESS -stoppIng ct all sta
tons except 8walviile, SaybrCOk. OnionEflle,
Perry, FeatOr and WiekliIs, and arrives az
Cleveland ct / 40 F-N
7sl5 ?. E--DAY EXPEESS TBAIE-Stopping At Gi.
rsrd, COnnssut, Ashtabula, and PAinasvilla
only, and arrives n Cleveland At SIS Pm.
S1S- Second Ussa Czrs ars run on al through
Trains.
Al ths trains Boing westward connest At Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Courrbus, Cincin-
Hsti Indinua9lis, 3D. Lscuis. &C.; end All through
srsins going Eastward uoanoct at Dgnkirk with the
trains % the \. L Z kai'rcad and ct Buffalo With
shoso q the Sew YORK Central aad buffalo New
York Oit7 Railroads for HoW YORK, Albany, Boston,
Niagara ais, &o., aud g. Erie With trains thS
PhlisdainEi2 Eud Gr!e EailrUsd.
- Day Ex7re=E, ksst and West, connects st rArS
With Traias on Esie End Pittsburgh Railroad for
Lluegville, A6adTtlle, jamestown, &c.
=. hOTFIHGaAH, sds't,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Connsotions srs rads at Eenrc5TfIis With ths san
aasky Hansfeld 3 Newark 3. B., At Clyft with the
Bandusky, Dayton 9 Cfncinrs. 2 R.t q Fremont
With Fremont 2 IntiaEn k. =, anl ~ lClsco with
no Michigan Southern z Northern InsicnA and To-
Isdo Wabash Railroads tor Chicago, Detroit, Jack.
ron, Eort Wag1o. LoEan5pOrt, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
k0n, St. Louis shd an Pointa Wsstr EorshFost End
SOUTH
Trai1I arrive N Cleveland ron Talsto and he
Wet 81 q.55 A. u-,2.4J P. ~ end sf5 ?. y From
Gandr-ky ~ ssc5 4. 4. l. .. RliCEIi1. &up'f.
Fie-slsri Hnvarnbsr r. l7ss
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OLEVELAND Z ERIE R.B.

~ - -
1854. WINTER ARRAEGEEEET. Iss54,
On and atter Monday, November 18th, ls6s, Paasen-
ger Trains viii run as follows, (5undays oxesptsdE
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 4. m.-DA EXPRESS TRAIN-etoppinq az
Miiionghuyf PainssFills, Geneva, AshIabula,
ConneoRL snd uIraru 01iy, and arrive at Erie at
l:lS p. n. Dunsirk las p. n, Baialo ss25 D. n
3Il5 j. .ms-OlAGIkNATI EX XPRESS-Stoppine aa
PAinesVilie, Ask:ebuiG and Girard only, and ar
Etycs st Erie 6.25 ?. N, D1nhirk s.IT }. m, Buf-
faiO 9 10 ?. N.
1855 r. lTf.--&AIL ARD AOCOMMODAFIOH-
Stopping ct al stations sad arrives st Erie at
Bd5 m
9IIO p, M.-HIGHT ExPBESs TRAIH-6toVping
at PsinesFille, ABhtabuia and Girard only, and
arrives q GTia at u ~ q. m-s Dunkirk 3;is q,
m, Buffalo 40 q 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
YiRe Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NkN YORK

s5Ticksts for Sale TO Boston By Boat or IA !, and
B a. Ticzs's good on any o. the ound Lines.
Fare 70 az POiBts as LolV as BY any other ROEte.
sLE PI % b on sight Trains to Philadsi-
lh' q, Se~ 'utE and "a timOrs.
Bagg So Chsezld Through and Transferred Free
TEAbS'O kTATr -h.erchaDdise, IF duce and
Live St5ck carried with despatch, ct Lowest ksteI
WM. II. HoLzEs, EGOOH LEWIB,
Genl as. Agent, Gen'l Sup't,
thieage, III Usnul Altoona Pc.
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ZEAL ESTATE,
pRAYTON & STOOKWELL.
REAL EsTATE AGEEYs.
HOUSES AND lots FOB SALE.

- o. tss Hsuranos % once 81 8. Z. Brs1son. sIfS .l''-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

A Peep Behiud the sceues---Wholesale
Slnughter Of Orthography and SynTax---
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1854. PeEnsylVsnis central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


CTTFH ITS OOEEEOrIEs)
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to sn Eastern Cities.
The Track s StoHs Ralasted and is Free from Dssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

NEw YosK, May 20.-The Times coz
respondent with Butler says: Gen. Bat
ler's campaign up to the close Of Wednes-
days severe engagement, ending with a
withdrawal from our advanced position
to our entertainments at bermuda Hun
dred, cannot be regarded as defeat.
The object aimed at was fully attained.
and was decided upon by Batter, even if
his whole command had TO be sacrificed
II was 10 attract The attention ut tie reb.
els forces gaFrisoning the outer defeaces
Of Richmond from the movements of
Gen kauiz upon the Danyille & RIGA
mond Railroad, as Ly the breaking 81
that communication every line radiating
from Richmond BY which Lee could re-
ceive supplies for his army, would be cut
This correspondent says Gen. HEX
man vas taken prisoner in Monday 3
fight while the Heralds correspondent
details with particularly how he aud
bis command fought their way through
the enemys lines and rejoinsd our
forces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

WAsHTxgToS, May 20-6.30 P. NJ
This afternoon we have dispatches dated
at $50 this morning, from Gen Grant.
Inst evening an effort was made by EW-
IFS corps TO turn our right They we're
promptly repulsed By Birnev's division.
and some of Warrens troops, thai were
on the extreme right. About 300 1,ris-
oners fell into our hands, besides many
killed and wounded. Our loss was a lii
tie over 600 wounded, and 80 killed and
missing. Gen. Grant says probably our
killed and missing are oyerstafed. Oger
=, 900 veteran reinforcements have been
forwarded TO Gen Grant
Maj Gen. Hunter has been placed in
command Of the Department of West
Virgins, including the Shenandoah Val
ley.
Latest dates from Mai. Gen. Canby
'sere from Yieksburg. The Red River
was reported TO be blockaded By the
shore batteries Of the eaemy At eifsereut
points, but measures have been taken
here which we're believed to be ADEQUATE
for clearing the river Of all sach obstruc-
tons, aud enable him to reach Alexau-
dria, when be viii take command Of The
army.
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman dated
at Kingston, 10 o'clock last night. sta
ted thar during the day be had pushed a
column beyond that place in pursuit Of
johnson, as far as Crossville. and there
was skirmishing in the latter part OF the
day with Hardee's corps The cars were
expected TO reach Kingston TO-DAY. A
hard 6ght for Atlanta IS looked for. No
reports have been received.
ISignedl T. n. STASTox,
See'y OF War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

NEw YoRK, Mar % The TriJaae :
correspondent eth Sigel. says:
The army left Woodstock on the 18th,
marched 10 New Market, I distance OF
eighteen miles, and fought the combined
forces Of Echois aud Imboden, and re-
turned to Strsasbburg 10 - hours
The fight Was commenced By the 18th
Ohio attacking Imboden near Mount
jackson, driving ham 10 New Market,
when Echols and Breckenridge rein
forced him. At the same time Sigel was
partially reinforced by our forces.
The rebels charged twice on our lines.
the second charge being successful, but
on reaching our second line they we're
met BY. l07 pieces Of artillery and des-
tructive infantry FIRE which almost ami.
hilated them We charged 10 turn and
drove them back, but our batteries had
20 cease working to allow our charge.
Toe rebels numbering two TO our one,
then drove as back, we losing FIVE guns.
The retreat then commenced in good or
der and succeeded in crossing the She
Handoah. The bridge was burned after
crossing Our loss was ESQ killed. wound
ed and missing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

EEw YoRK, Nay 20-Ths Worlds
spottsylvania correspondent Of the 9Th.
says:
Grant hsd plans perfected for crush
ing attack on Friday and Saturday. bat
n storm prevented. and vantage ground
was gained By the enemy shifting his pc
sition.
Mar is--It is subject Of merriment
that the famous Hampton Legion, the
flower Of ehivalry, was repuIsed BY ne
gro troops Of Gen. Ferror's command.
IL Is thought that the next battle will
be fought On the banks OF the Anna
river.
The general health Of the wounded is
wonderfully good
Eight Of Mosby's guerrillas we're cap
iured yesterday. They we're loaded with
plumber from our dead and wounded
The same correspondent, under date
Of May 18th. ] 80 ?. NJ, says The rebels
are taking advantage Of our chan ye Of
position and are massing on our right.
Their movement was anticipated.
In charge on the rebel riae-piis sew
eral OF their guns and number Of ptis-
oners were captured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH.


NV YoRK, May 20-It may be Of ia
ssrest TO state TO the public and the press,
who were so terribly imposed on in the
publication Of the recent bogus proeia-
nation, to know that in the city there
has, Of late, existed a body OF news
CATERERS, styling themselves represen-
tatives of the Western Press, composed
of Aessrs- White, Hill and Vallord, who
haye for some time been sending DAILY
dispatches to papers at Springfield, Bos-
ton, Mass. and Rochester, n. T., at will.
and others in Cincinnati, Chicago. 81.
Louis, and other points at the West
These persons are in no way connected
with the Associated Press, which has a
well known, intelligent agent in tia
city, as the truthful nature Of his dis
patches for many years will attest
1t appears, as we learn from well-in-
formed correspondents of the CONNER
cidI AdUertiseT, that on Tuesday night
dispatch was left BY members Of this
Western paper association, or purporting
TO have been left there, announcing that
there would be proclamation calling
for q new draft about the Let Of July,
that the places Of the 100 days men
might be filed. Whether the bogus
proclamation was concocted By one Of
the association, or whether b. another
person, based upon their news, is as ret
not officially known. II is fair to infer,
however, that either some member Of the
above association was the author Of the
bogus proclamation, or some person con-
nected With them, knowing the feet that
call was about TO be made, wrote the
proclamation upon predictions furnished
by their dispatches. One Of the mem
bers Of the Western association is a con-
hdential clerk Of the War Department,
aud the others occupy official positions.
thus giving them opportunities TO pro-
cure abundant news, prior to their being
for the public. The Provost
Marshal Of Washington is giving the az
fair most thorough investigation. and
al the above mentioned persons viii be
critically examined in reference to this
great outrage upon the public and the
press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

WASHINGTON, May 20-0Hcers and
civilians who are constantly coming from
the front say that the Union troops re-
gard success as duty aud they are in
tent on r7venging the many outrages
committed By the vindictive foe.
The volunteer Surgeons who we're
summoned to Fredericksburg to attend
to our wQunded, are returning 10 the
city, and report the sick are all veil
cared for and rapidly recovering.
Although there was no heavy lighting
yesterday morning between the two arm
les in Virginia, it is known that Gen.
Grant is preparing for the greatest con-
test OF the war
II is said that the Tax bill, in the
form given it By the Finance committee
of the Senate, does not meet the entire
appreciation Of Mr. Chase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

RoLL OF IIoEoR.-The Sanitary Com
mission acknowledges receipts of sani-
tary stores for the last week, ending Fri
day, May Goth, 1864, as follows:
Gy-Mrs VIM. Baker, bag cloths,
bundle reading matter; Reilly / Co,
cans peaches; MIRA Turner, can
ounces, bag cloths Mrs. L. Hebberd,
l bundle bandages and cloths; Mrs. |
T. White, bundle cloths, 7 cans fruit
A Friend, 4 cans fruit, 3 tumblers jellies,
! bundle cloths and bandages, and read.
ing matter; Mrs. Levi Iglehart, l bundle
bandages aud lint; Messrs. Happier b
Sehackenburg, box blackberry cordial;
Mr. Osborne Reilly, doE. shirts, 2 doz
collars, 6 searfs.
: County-Ladies Of Boonville, War
rick county, 2 large boxes clothing,
cloths. bandAges and fruit; Ladies' OF
Kings Station, Gibson county, IL cans
fruit, jar butter, bundle sage, pack
ages dried fruit, 100 pieces bandages.
In behalf Of those who may need we
thank the donors, and hope We shall, on
next Saturday, have the pleasure Of psb-
fishing a much longer list. A Sanitary
Fair has been spoken Of, but II our friend
will contribute what they can spare, an,
that promptly, we think the Fair may b
postponed for while, at least
p. HoRSBRooK, Sanitary Agt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

Ponr Az BAsqUE, n. F., May 20
Pomoyar. from Liverpool the l2ih and
London the 18th, for Quebec, vas inter-
cepled at Port Al Basque this evening,
aud the following summary Of her news
obtained
The rebel cruiser Florida DESTROYED
the ship Avon Of Boston on the 18th Of
March
In the House Of Commons on the llth
Mr.. Barnes moved second reading IT
the bill reducing tho franchise in
Borough to six pounds for household
ers After a debate the measure was
defeated, 2TI to 2l6, amidst loud cheer
ing from the conservatives
The British thahnel feet on the 10Th
left the Downs aud re ned to the west
ward
Mr., Gladstone had made an import
ant speech in the House Of Commons on
Baive's reform bill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
From shsrmnn.. Army.

WasHISGrox, May a0-General Sher-
man is in possession of Kingston, Rome,
Carsville and the line of Eureka The
army had heavy skirmishing with the
enemy all the way from Resaca- The
railroad and telegraph has been repaired
to the present position of the army The
troops are in good condition and spirits
johnson is believed to be at Atlanta
The prospect is excellent for a most
important success to eur cause.
Five hundred Confederate prisoners
were captured At Resaca yesterday and
to-day. among them are thirteen com
missioned officers belonging to Poik's ;,
Hardee's and Hord's corps, They viii
be sent North tomorrow.
Hugh Trailey:a native Of Tennessee,
was hung to-day, charged with bush,
whacking and numbering Union citi
xens Trailey was captured in White
county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

A FisE EoRsE At AUcTIos. -Hiram
Nelson viii sell at auction, this after
noon, opposite the Court House on Main
street, at two o clock on account Of whom
il may concern, the noted and welI-bred
stallion Black Hack Said horse is
sound and Of an excellent breed, and =
good and desirable horse. His fall PED
igree will be given at the time Of sale
The horse is sold 10 PAY charges against
him for keeping he has been advertised
according to law, and will be positively
sold without reserve.
HiRAn NELSON, Auc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21


MISS FANCY B. PAGES BEsEVIr.
have every reason 70 believe that there
will be the largest audience at the the
slre TO night that ever crowded Masonic
Hall.
Miss Price isa favorits With the en-
tire community, both as lady and as
an actress, and al feel that il Is due her
that her benefit tonight shah be a genu-
inc one, and an indication Of tho high
place she holds in public estimation.
This company goes to Terre Hauts on
Monday, and we cordially and caeerfully
Acommend them to the confidence OF the
kople OF that goodIy city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
new York Markets.

AEw YoaK. Hay 20
COTTON la better aI7s2c for Miadiinx
CpaS1ds aud - Sc for Lew MsadIfngs
FLoGR-ExtrA state - s. z54s7 IS. Extra
II Q. 81 55Ss S.. aud trade trsndz s. Tag
S. 10
WHISKY srra At 81 ssasl - fos STATE saA
81 so4sl - far Western.
AHEAr hFaTy AID Ie iawers 81 s9asl e for
ChleAzo spring. 81 e6e<Sl - f,r Ni4wEaSse Ciah.
and 81 tzisSi Il for v .aser R~a Nessrra.
C9kS very srarce aad ARA. OH Mixed Vest
eru si 81. ia store
oArs dsIl and drosping n ss5sssasss t-r
Western.
Pko sIsIoNs- Fork frazer s2sasss g far
% Mess. IS lzszGs1s - ar New do. zsa s2ga
50 Tor Old Asd kex Prime s2a s0a<g1 t6r
Prime Mess lard opene5 and { esesf A4asv At
lsss4iftsr Better ia ssir demand Il 1850 fer
olsto, AID state for saase
MOSAY easy a. Sal ser cent
STERLING EXCHANGE loser: lssale7 fsr
currency.
GOLD little hrmsr-op~Hinw A. sIas, dsclis-
ing % -, and elossng frr1 ~
GOVERNMENT huNkS iesA active Aad Yalh r
easieri I. $ Skies q 1851. eszFous. IL; Fiss-
y suftess coupoas. iaeAla57 1 a-fa Treasury
Aotes, o toher and April, ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
PLANTATION RITTKRa.


which sro now Feconmshdpd b. the Aixhast msdi-
cal authorities. aud warranted te produes al So.
Hsedszis beaenrsAi eject. They are ezeeeatngly
agfssAbss, ierise.lJ paFs, Aad most sapsrces9 al
other 'enies where hssithy. esasas stinulsAi =
-rhsy purity. ssrsna.hsa saa lavirorAi..
Ihsy create = hs.ithy appetite.
They az "a antiaots ts chang - usisf and
Thsy overcome the Effects u dissip.siea and
late hours.
Thsy strsarthsa The sysi.= .aa sslI.ss u.
They prevent nissmatis and inssrnillsns ..
sefs.
They parity the tssA.A and ..iaisy 81 sAs
stomach.
They eurs Dyspspsis snd constlpsaies.
They cure Diarthes aud chslsrA MoFbus.
They sare Liver compiAint and hsrfeus
Hssdaehe.
They InaRs ne ws.k s.rosg. TIE isnsuIa brill
iiaut. snd zrs sxhanstsd nsturs's great FestersF.
They are composed Of the coabratsd Csiisays bark.
~iutergseea, sassafsaa, rosts aud bssbs, al Pre-.
asrvsd IN periectly pnfs 81, Geek run, Fer par.
ueai.rs. ,ss circulars and tsstimeziais srssns
Beware Of lmpossor.. K1anlns svsry bsssi..
fse that u has eur private q. =. stAmp samuti-
lated OVER the cork, nth pi.ntation sesns. ana
our signature 90 me sieei plata aida Label aes
that our bottle l. not fs-ailsd With spurious ana
deiaisfl0as studl Any psfean rrstsnding 10 cell
Plantation Bitterl b. the gEiloa or IL baik, =
ls F.ssor. AZ pssson lmiss.lng MS sotsss q
Plantation Bittsfs OF usts - erininal unfsf The
y. 3. Hsv. and VII be 90 pFosacatst b. es. We
already have ossr eye % several parties 70 hiling
our bottles, &e-. sh1 will succeed n EsftAng
Themselves late close quartsFa. The asmanE fer
Drakse PiantAfiea bltfers fton ladies, clergy.
msn. merchants, Ae.. h fners9ibis. Ths sim eie
trial Of bottle - The erldenes ws prs.snt o. their
worth and superiority, Thsy sfs sstd b. ali re-
speetabls dFuggisis. greeefs. physicians, hetsiss
saloons, sieafEb beats AID esuntrf stores.
p. n. DRAKE co.
Ne. 9es Broadway. n. Y.