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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13

aud vhen any mAn-since am on tho sub
Ject | may a. well give expression to another
'dc'-l used TO be an sbolitionist. and you know
nay do say the old dogs don't forget their
yosng tricks row, there il the assassination of
out beloved President. whence came thatf The
soa1h did not call for il, not At all. Had the
vote Of The South been taken at the time. il
vead have been well nigh unanimous 20 retain
Leeoln IN the presidency. for the South well
kaf" that she had not AZ the North Que frierd
voo sorid deal more kindly with Der, than that
aerF man whose heart vas all kindness Ap-
plaase ! ask you where did that crirs come
from! Why that TOO came from the pro SAVER
spirit. u vas that that prompted the ..s,ssio.S
toe. and that spirit. remember. d-els in the
aethsrn bosom as we'll as The Southern, ana a,
Intensely In one as in the other.
BOOTH THE r2oDUcr or THE Solrs
Nov don't hound me out OF the house for ,.v.
ing. what l am about 70 tell you. ask you
vhS.her BooIh-uhelher even Booth vas no,
the product Of the North rather than of The South
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
+ cLAnoR FOR MORE BLOOD?

Now, what possible good can come from the
punishment which is demanded by this blood
thirsty spirit? | see no good bur on the con.
trary l see great evils. We should e1asperate
the South, and produce spirit of disaffection in
the North wider and deeper than before; and
spirit OF disaffection had been produced before
the last few weeks of President Lincoln's life
Aud she trials of these men, will they no, agtate
the whole landi For large number of our peo-
pie believe We have 70 right to try these men for
treason when we hold them as prisoners of war
Then. will there be convictions 10 these cases of
treasouG think not in one Of them, when there
are impartial juFes aud able counsel who shall
throw around them the safeguards of civil
trials
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
Coed Petition.

The following petition 10 Congress i
circulating 10 New York and Boston,
and bzs already received the signatures
Of many Of the best and foremost men
Of those cities. We dpem It an excel
.eut aud timely request The demand
is an emIuently Just oIe. As 8 people
or q nation there is no danger or chance
iof Cur dong too much tfJT the soldiers
gho have rescued us from social chaos
aud animaginable evils We trust this
peiuioa will reach Congress with g
fofmidsble roll of eminent names a.
tatehed, aud that 1t VII be promptly en-
dofsed BY that body:
~ the senate and House Of Represent
Gfires n Congress Assembled:
Tae anderagne1s ciazsus Of ths
United Sfates, residing 10 the city OF
New YORK, respectfully represent aud
Urge upon theimm edlaie consideration
Of Congress, that,
At ibis time thsre are large Numbers
| Of patriotic young men discharged hon
orsbly from the ARMY aud navy, who
/ have suffered by wounds, sickness and
Imprisonment dariog the present var.
i i our Gsz4aAia4eAH FaAAaEHt &4Aa eNtA ~
sons have earned honorabiy right 70
permaRent emp loJment ia The civil ser
I vice 81 the Goyerumeut, and that the
/ interests oe the Government would be
advanced substantially by their being 80
I employed. They respectfully urge that
1 honorable service darug the present
/ war. be made the snress road 10 prefer
meat IN he civil ssrvies 81 the United
States, aud that tie enactment Of q laU
70 sha' effect wonld alleviate gresfsy TIC
rnisssstunes Of soldiers and sail9Fs and
also would tend 70 inosfe euistraents %
/ the army and navy.
/ They therefore respectfully pray ~
enactment Of law PROTECTING for ap
I pointment 70 III inferior ofiicea, persons
honogaaly discharged rom the military
! % naval service Of the United States
who shall have served for three year
.dariae iba pressas r 3eiisoai OF wiz
shall have Suffered premature disability
wbils IN he service os eho shall hayl
been held iog one tear a. prisoner o
var. ana that Tie tenure d such olhef
be for ne Or dpuag good behavior
And yonr petitioners ill ever pray
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
Local Notices.

Masonic TKNFLE-The great play Of
the Ticket-of-Leave Man vas produced
last night to 3 large audience, only in
diSereutly we'll Mr. Pierce, in tb e
character or Havkshav, and EFskine, as
Meter Moss, we're excellent, bat aside
from these, ard, perhaps, Mrs Bseslaw,
a. May Edwards, We cannot say thai We
liked the performances. In the scene
where Bob Bsisrly read q lecture to
Sam willoughby. be rose 70 his usual
style, bat in many other parts he was
quite faulty. This, however, being their
FIRST appearance in this really difficult
play, We have reason to believe that
upon its repetition tonight they viii i'm
prove. Mrs GoIden's Sam was far be-
low Der usual winning style Practice,
however, makes perfect
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

SARsATH-SoHooL ASgv gRsARY Sab.
bath afternoon, February 5, 1865, Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church vas the cen.
Ter Of interest and attraction Of the uu-
merous teachers, children aud friends
Of Sunday Schools in Evansville Ia.
vitations bad been given BY The pastor,
Rev. w. Fl. McCarsr, 10 the Sunday.
Schools Of sister churches, 20 be present
Upon our arrival at the corner opposite,
our heart was made glao as We oehsld
hundreds Of the youth aud little chill.
dren Of our city vending their way 10
that beautiful edihce, to join in the
songs and exercises OF the occasion.
The meeting was opened with song
by the choir, and prayer By DIR. Jones.
after which a song, the children join
ing moat heartily ia the chorus.
From Superintendent Turner'S Annu.
al report, which, in his absence was
read By Mr. MeCarer. We learn the
whole number OF scholars and teachers
to be $50; average attendance during
the year $50 An adult department has
rAceotly been organized, meeting in a
separate room, which those Of a larger
growth wero kindly invited to attend
A most pleasing feature Of the exer-
cises was the presentation 10 the follow.
ing scholars: Mary Oldham, Theodore
Bisehof, Henry Bsbeock, William Ash
ley, Lizzie Ashley, Joseph Martin,
SarahJ. Martin, Ellie MeLain, Min,
ME Perkins and Jennie plumer, Of
beautiful copies Of the Holy Scrip
lures, with other books, as rewards
i for attendance at every session OF school
during the year, others for committing
to memory large portions of the Holy
Scriptures. aud several for exceling ia
proof texts. s
John +. Clever, ESQ.,, was then called
out, and made short impromptu ad
dress.
The school followed With sweet
hymn, sung only as Sunday School ehil
dren do sing when Rev. Mr.. Mccullough
the great Sabbath School Apostle and
Missionary, was introduced TO theocon
gregation, and spoke for some half hour
in his usual ferveut aud eloquent man
neF.
/ Mr. NJ. has labored so long in this de
partment Of Christian enterprise that b.
has become master Of the situation,
and has an inexhaustihle fund OF aneo
do,e and incidents, cleaned from sctua
life, from which he draws at pleasur'
for the amusement and edihestion o
his audience, young and old. May Coz
spare him yet many years, and when h'
falls, may his mantle be caught up b.
some youth who may oe as eminentll
useful
We hope our young friends will re
member the remarks made By Mr.
McCarer, at the close. upon thr
Childs Dream.
We have visited this school when On
der tie fostering care of the lamente'
Wells, and are glad to say it has los
noue Of its prosperity acquired through
tho management of that eminent San
dsy School man.
That God may sbuudsntly bless thi
corps Of the American Sunday Schoo
army is our most devout prayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

SCHOOL ExAnsATIoS--FoURTH DAT
The interest in the examinations o
he public schools continues uua5ateo'
and large numbers Of parents aud 9th
ers attend
The First Girls Intermediate was
examined yesterday forenoon. Miss
Grigsby is the principal, and Miss Mary
Weld the assistant teacher. The names
of ll2 pupils are registered and % were
present at the examination; brighteyed,
rosy-cheeked little Misses, Who looked
happy and cheerful, as if they loved
their school and their teachers.
The lessons gone over consisted Of
spelling, reading, mental arithmetic and
geography, and with very few except
ions, the scholars acquitted themselves
IN very creditable manner.
The pupils vary ia age from 10 to 10
years of age, and it was rather singu-
| plsr fsasure that the smallest girls were
generally the most prompt and aeearass
| in tbs class This school has labored
ander the disadvantage Of having
changed seachers during the term, Mis-
Grigsby having only taken charge OF i
since the holidays, but despite this dis
advantage the school compares iavpEa
big with the others Of the same grade
The music here. as well as in all til
schools, was very pleasing and higbll
patriotic, seeming not only TO inspirr
the young hearts with love Of music
but also with a love OF country
IN The afternoon the LIST Boys Inter
mediate was examined This school Fl
upder charge Of Miss Mary OByrne a
. priscipal, and Miss Hoyt as assistant
Miss o'Byrne has been long eoDnecle'
. with the public schools and has estab
lsbed very lair reputation As an IN
| structress. and The proficiency q he
! pupils stitsts hat she has been saithfu
/, 10 her trust A slight lack Of energ
. may have been noticeable ia some c
} the classes aud there was scarcely as goo
order and quietnsss as generally prs
walls, yet the several classes elicite
much admiration from the spectator
BY the readiness, accuracy. and INTEL
genes with which they solved intFieai
; problems in mental arithmetic, and al
: swersd irnpromptu questions in gs
graphy. In reading and spelling shi
school Is mol excelled, and these boz
sing patriotic songs, evidently with spir
: aud understanding The Motion Song
4 as hey call it, was very wen performs
and greatly admired.
: To-day the 2nd Girls Grammar, Nj
! Clarke, principal, and the 2nd DO.
: Grammar School, Mr. knight, priueips
will be examined at the Loser Seho
:, House, and should attract large nuu
!. Der Of visitors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
Placed Under arrest.

A medical commission, consisting Of
TIRES persons, arrived here week or 80
ago for the purpose Of examining into
the condition of the hospitals IN The
city and vicinity, and Of sending All
patinnts 6t for serviee 10 their commands
The commission visited nearly all the
different hospitals aud ordered = great
many patients who weFe not deemed by
the surgeon in charge Of the hospital in
a condition to b. sent away, to be sent
to ihesr regiments The fact that man
was able 20 move about was accepted as
evidence that he was in condition 10
20 10 bis command The commission
seud not take he trouble 70 examine
the condition of palient These faeis
were represented 10 the War Depart
meat b. surgeous here, aad as Gomez
qaeuce tbe gentlemen composing the
commission have bean placed under ar
rest An order 10 that effect was re-
eeived from Washington two Or three
daYs ago - Lou Pres
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
PIANOS.

toow PI a NJ . -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

lfHE EVANSVILLE NArIoSKL BANk.-Ey
reference e the advertisement Of this
Bank, it win be observed that several
new STOCKHOLDERS have been admitted By
transfer We learn that an early in
crease Of the capital of the Bank will
be mado to $500, 600, not so much be-
cause OF an immediate need OF in
creased banking facilities in Evansville,
bat to afford new parties an opportunity
of becoming stockholders, aud with a
view 70 the future business wants of the
CITY. .frf,--~ss sr.V
s. Ii viii also be noticed that the Board
OF Directors have called in the balance
OF the subscribed capital, and that the
Bank on the first day Of March viii have
paid up capital of $500, 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

hsNAse .et inpossaEH. Exallza sFery bottle.
see tl'aa q aas cur private z. s. stamp usau,i.
lated over rs cork, vita plantation scene, and
our sisaainre On ans steel plate SIDE Label, See
ihaf orr hottis : Dot rc-fred zith spurious aad
deieisF'ous staa. Any persoa rssseadlus 10 s,,i
flAetsiisn Bistsrs ~ tls gailea Or n buik. Is an
'e'Fss'oF. Aay Psrson imisstlng thls taitis, ~
selling auy other material theroln, whstker called
FiAntNtinn BistsFs nsi, y ausfSninAl undsr the
: 9. =. Law. ard vili berp pEosesntesl * "a. We
e'ready have ear eys On ssvsr~i parties Tr-hliias
our bottles. ks.. Who viii suseeei 10 ssttirs
ihsarsslvss into eioss quarters. Ths asnana ios
DrAsH's Plantation hiit-rs fsous issIies elsr,,y.
pien EaessssAnss. se., = inen.altir. re- slssFis
riai q bottle Is the eyidsne. wc pE-seat % tsi,
worth and .gteFiority, They AFs ssla BY All 81
spgcsaais druggists, gtoosrs, pAysiciaEa. hotels.
sAlo1as, steaa Boats Nnd country stores.
?. n. nRAkE 4 co.
So. 80 BreedNsy, y. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
MEDICAL.

IsPfLEPTfc FfTs CAS- BE cURED.-DR.
= fsockrsw having becozse ssaiususiy aucccss-
FOL ~ cuFinE tis terrib malay, invites all 81 n
ilery a - 10 call o. s-ud for Circulars o. fsfsr-
encs and testimonials Of cases cured % from one
20 twenfy- fur Years standing BE devots~ his
attention specially 70 diseases u the 6. rHbro-
spinal Axis, ar Sssv01a syafem, ard soiirifs
investigation 81 hia cielui e uuhs II cpuaashes
iie may be eousuitsd 81 bis private residrlce
No. ifi West a2d Street daily. ffen 10 A. y urtit
r. ~, except oafardsF sui sunday. Ad6rsds ail
letters % DR.. v. b. LOCK BOW, care q P. o Box
s1l6. New ferk. dacAe~dAu1u
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL NIEW Of MARRIAGE
II Containing nearly 30 pages aud 80 fine
Plates and EnErsviuzs Of ths Apasomy Of the
Human Organs in q state Of Health aud Disease,
with q Treatise on Early Errors. fts depicrabis
unssquencez upon the mind aa4 BODY, with the
Authors plan Of trs4fmept-thn ouEY rAtiouafHnd
successful nsods af cure. sbsNa - the report %
easss cuns1. s truthful adviser 20 tie Enarried,
ana shose contemplating nsrFiszs. 1ho entertain
Gouhfa Of thuir physical condftioa- sent free q
poaiaSa 70 any address on receipts q twenty I've
eeEts IN STAMPS Or postal currency. BY address, Z
Dr.. LA GRO K No. n Maiden Lane, AIhaay, N
~. The aushSr may be oonsulted upon Any u The
diseases Of whieh his book treats, eithar person
ally CT hy nail, snd asdcinss sent 70 any part Of
the ~erid- dsc21 AHzr4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08


AaihAiren i from the Greek "a fsKsihrh, " o.
'AnihaiFe." tignifying to eisa. E. rslusinste and
Tvsiorv, THIS Arsieie Is What "a. aaais -isniaes.
For rs~serving, restoring and bssniliyiHg the
human hair Il i Tho most FsnA4kAbls prspAration
"a tha ~cFld. Il Ia again owned aud pat up -
shs original proprietor. aud l. nos made with the
sane care, shin and attention whieh gave u 4
sale ~ ever cue million bottles per amen.
" r. : meet dslightful HAIR pFessing.
Il srAdioNtss searf and dsndreH
II KEEPS the bad cool and clean.
u makes the hair, rieh, sofl and niossy.
Il prusenss tbs hair froa tAiiias on ard turn
ing gray.
~ restores hair upon bald hsAaa
Any lady q geatleman who vsluae baautifai
bead hair shoald uss Lyou's Ksthsifoa. II Il
kaovu sad a "a threushost the sisllzsi world.
sold b All respectable dealers.
pKaAs { BARNES . CO, Sew yers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
EDUCATToNAL.
Examination OF Publle sehoo.

Examination Of Public Schools.
rIfHE sEHf-AssUAL ExAMfsATI0E OF
Il the Puhlls seHaols ~ The city - Eyaasvlila.
wilf commsaee - THURSDAY. znd DAY on
FEBREARFs iss5, aad proceed below stated,
viz;
TrEEpAY, REBnu&HF 7Fm
ist Girls IHfermsdiase, Miss GriEshy. Prinei-
PAL, troW "a u a'e}ock. nl.
lst Boss' fntermeaitts, Hiss Byrne. rrinci-
Pal, hosa - 70 - o'eloek, p "a.
NeaSEspAf, rfHEuaEE srH.
2nd Girls Grammar, Aiiss clArks. Prgncipsl,
a. n g. u e'elaek. 80.
aud Boys srsmmar. Nc. knlrAf. Frlncipal.
from ~ 20 - a'eieck. 3. M
TarAsnAr, FEssuaHF era.
let Girls GRAMMAR, niss fishar. Principal,
fsgEi e j ssieek. a.
o.. rays GfAaaasf. Mlss Haeker. pffuaipai,
irom y ! q ~ o'clock, p. n.
TarsAr, TshsrsEF I9fH.
Hixh school Mr Persons Pfiuriraf. from 3
o'elacss q. -. 81 III a'clack, 3. ia
The nensh~rs VI tts Galana d Counsel par~r g.
guardian aHa fFieuAs " uaaeatlaa sFs inyiied to
attend.
The exsFcasas vii cofamehcs pFaantiy ~ ths
hour stated, and % avoid iafaffaaflua, visitor
are requested 70 b present. AZ the aaenlaz.
tHILpsEs NFEl ssr e. AEaffTgn.
H. O WHEELER Trustse.
". HAKER. gupi tans0.f,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

GUERRILLAs CkPruREp.-Twenty-three
gaerrillas, says the Louisville Press, Of
Saturday, in charge Of squad of the
Indiana Legion, were brought to this
city yesterday afternoon, and placed in
the military prison. Among the nun
Der is Col Grsyson, Of the 1lth Ken.
lucky rebel infantry. They we're cap
tured in Hancock and adjoining coun.
ties, by Home Guards, and handed over
to detachment of the Indiana Legion
to be brought here. Some of than be
longed to Dick Tsylors command. Ssv
eral of The more desperate of them had
their arms pinioned, to prevent any at
tempt to escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08


GUERRILLA OUrL4wS-we learn that
orders have been issued from Washing
ton for the adoption of measures that
viii effectnally put az end to the guer.
rilla operations in Kentucky, aud afford
protection to the lives aud property Of
its citizens. Guerrilla bands are to be
Systematically hunted down and EXTERN
mated A sufficient force is to be as
signed for service in each Congression-
al District of the State, with district
commander, and then to be distributed
in the different counties comprised in
the district, to operate against these en-
emies of sll law and order. We under
ttand that this is by order Of the Presi-
dent, andthe General commanding has
been directed to carry the plan of ops
ratious into effect at once, and will Be
supplied with all the troops necessary
Tor that purpose, ass .ssssK &
We hope there will be no Unnecessary
delay in the matter. zsssE,aat @i-s8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
80 7 4 WANTED.

1--WE LARGE sTEEEs.--A iibsrsl reward
n VIII b. paid for thsir Ne very or any informa-
ton Of them, By George Bowiin Or Georza
FisHfE, a. the American Hotel. fsbG.2l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

19 The wife Of the late Gen Lander,
favorably known to the public as Miss
Davenport, the actress, viii begin a
theatrical engagement in New York on
the 9Th ef next month Miss Davenport
left the stage at the time of her mar
risge, and we believe has not since sp-
pesred IN public. She has proved her
self more than ever worthy Of public
favor By her faithful and self-saeri6cing
lsbors for the past year or two as a vol
untser nurse in the Port Royal military
hospitals
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
HEIMsTREEr's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
.r~w4 a >. go

NUI n y u
Bot restores gray hair 70 its original color. -
sappiging the capillary tubes wifh natural susie.
usuos impaired BY age Or dise@se. All iassassass.
80 dyes are eonposed q iunzr cystic, Destroying
the vitality asd beauty d the hair. aed k6sfd 81
shomaeisss ne dressing. Heinsirszt's H4liaitk5ls
cdsrag mot only restores hair e ias nsiurAl color
~ &C sasy process, but gives shs isira
LmxnrfApt Beauty,
promotes It growth, prsvsuts ias fsli!og o. erad
ieatss daaarun, aad impar y health and pisasss,s
ns-a 20 The head. fihas tod The test Of time -
Ing The soioFinsl HAIR Col oring and Is eonsiarfis
Increasing IN favor. Usea b bofh Eehslemsn aad
iafies. u ls soi by ali nspseiabis dealers. or
can r. procured ~ them 81 tha commercial
sgspis. D. g BARNES 4 Co, ~ Hresawsy. Hps
York. Two sizes. % cents AID 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
SALE.

DY ORDER OF THE COURT OF c0Aaos
ID Plsas Of the County Of Nancsrsersa AZ
Heuss IN the city OF Evansville, Oh saturday, ne
7th day CT January. 1855, At o'clock ? 4, s@ii q
vubiic auction 70 the highest bl1nsrs tns a7ofyi-
49, two fbiraz Of Ios Va. !, IN n BAt<zs sab
S5~Szior N lots No's les and l2s n tbs Original
Ptsn Of the city Of Evansville; bsins p feet front
- % fset deep, and sisustsd on Finss between
Seo55 80 Third streets, the property Of the heirs
- Wsiser Ralefzh, deceased Terms. One half
eash. sud ons half II tSsiss months, WITH inter
sSf. ETC.
ne rzmAinIng ons-thira viii b sold st ths ssa~
tine on the same tsFmz<
Irsse- JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Ssels-swa O0nntsssonsF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

CorIEcTIxG.-John F. Crisp, Jr., viii
attend TO collecting Notes, Accounts,
SC. All business entrusted TO him will
be promptly attended 10 ofice st J.
F. Crisp, Sen, on Sd between Main
and Locust streets.
Feb6.2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

sss- Among the passengers by the
ST. Charles on Monday was Col. Burge,
an route to Smithland to take command
Of bis new regiment The guerrilla
thieves that infest Kentucky bad better
hunt their no les before be takes The was
rath
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

D1r Major Gen Rousseau, we under
stand, has made application to the War
Department for authority to raise q
veteran corps of troops, ten thousand in
number. The corps is to be armed with
the celebrated Spencer rife, capable Of
shooting seven times before reloading.
Five four-gun batteries of light artillery
are tc support the infantry. The corps
is to be organized on the plan of Gen.
Hancoeks, now in Virgins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

McsIc.-Mr. F. Cell, one Of our Oldest
Music teachers, informs Us that be de-
signs devoting his entire attention to
Music hereafter, and is prepared to SC
eomuodate 8 few more pupils
Feh6. w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEHIEsoE or
4 a. INVALID.
Rahlshsd for the benefit And - a caetlan to yonax
msn @nd others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Pesmatufs Decay Of Manhood, &C. NupplyinR AZ
TIE same lime the means Of srf cur. b one
who has eured himself after undergoing consider.
abs quaekary. By eaeiosiug postage paid ~.
dressed sHveieps, single copies may b. had - the
suthsr, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es4
ese9-imd&w Breokiyu. Kings Co. Ny
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
~ Brig. Gen. Hite. a. Ken

ssy- Brig. Gen. Hite, Of Kentucky,
arrived in the city last evening upon
eilieial business he was accompanied
by Capt W H Bishop, Of the l45d regi-
menl Indiana Volunteers. The General
was serenaded by the band Of the l43d.
Col Grill, chief recruiting officer Of she
District, was present, and welcomed the
General to our city. He leaves on this
mornings train for Louisville, Ky,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

nAcAN's ssAoNoL nALm.
1his is the most delightful aaf sxiAoFdinary
article ever discovered. u changes the sun burnt
iaas and hands 70 psafiy sstia sssturs q Tavish-
iuE beauty, impAFfing Tbs uaFbia purity Of youth,
and ths dsisgss apPeArAncsso fnsiting in tbs city
briis 81 fashion. IL fvtnovse tan. sreckisz. plm.
pies and rosEaaess from the shin. lsaviag thseora
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