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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

The EcLEcTIc MAGAZINE for July has
been received. II contains splendid
steel engraved portrait Of President
Lincoln that is well worth more than
the cost of the number The table of
contents presents the usual choice Sc
lections from the leading English peri
odicals. The Eclectic has always held
high position among our monthlies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
GROCERIES.
AUCTION.

Furniture and Household Goods.
A LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE AND OTHER
n Coos. viii be sold at public auction At my
house, corBsr Second and Division stfssts, on
Wednesday, July 18th. r.-
: The farnitnle q that Of thFss fsDiiiss. and
consists in part Of bsdstsadss chairs SOFAS Stoves
eupb0ares, wArdrobes, carpets ehth'wars5 1S.,
&C, &c. TERMS cash. "
js2sstds oAAkhAs AAAOH-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
BILLIARDS.

+ HAVE JUST RTC sIvED THREE FINE
new Billiard Tables, Balke's nanufsrture, WITH
Phelsn's cushions, the latest improvsmsnt. They
tive game invited to call and try them Al rs
St. Nicholas Exchangs, No. 81 Main rect
JeI-c3m g. b. GRAMMER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN undersf ned hA5 bseu appoinfef Admins
TRAITOR Of the estAt OF John q. Sargent, Ia Of
vanderburghs county, dscsasei- he estIts is
probably solvent. ROBERT A. BILL,
JuIV i.3wd Administrator.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

Notes Of All the denominations nam. viii b.
promptly furnished upon receipt Ofsubscripfloas.
The Ho,ss Of tins Third Series are precisely
si@ilar In form and privileges to the Sc yonThir.
ties ALREADY sold, except that thu GOvsrRment ~
.'..-- "a ttsslf the option Of paying intsrest Ia
Sosa corn ~ Per es--. instead OF S.ioths IN
currency. Subscribers win dedu,, IN. gn,.,.,, a.
eurrsAey up to July 18th. ct the time - 49,.
subscribe. '" Ivy
The delivery Of the notes Of this third s.r,.. =
the Seven .Thirtiss will cOmnenos ON IN, la.
JaAs' aud viii be made promptly and eont,sa
ousiy amer that date
The slight change made in the condition. 81
this THIRD SERIES anscts only the mstt.r 81
interest. The payment IN gold, n made, viii b.
equivalent TO the currency interest Of the hirAsr
rate.
Tue return to specie payments, IN the event Il
which only VIII the opti0n TO pay interest Ia xoId
b awaited Of, would 90 reduce and squalins press
that purchases made with six per cent. in s.
would Be fully equal 10 those made with sevsa SAD
three tsnihs fer cent In currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Nov Ofsred BY the Govern msnt, and lie superior
advantages make u the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than seso. 900 Of the Loan au.horis
By Congress are nov on the market This
amoaat, at the rate At which q Il being ab.or ID,
will al BE- subscribed for within sixty days,
When the notes wiii undoubtedly command prs
MUIR, e has uniformly besB the csss on closing
subscriptions 10 other Loans
In order tba. citizens Of svsry town and ssetiou
Of che country msy be aor led facilities for lakisE
the Lssa. The National Bsnks. State Bauks sBd
Private Bankers thr. ughOut lhs country have
generally agreed 10 receive subscriptions 81 par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, IN whom
they have confidence. aud who only are " b
responsible for the delivery Of the notA for ~hlf
thy rsesiye orders.
JAY COOKE,
BUsscAHrton AezA
No. II4 south Third sire
PHILADELPHIA.
Nw susscEIrTIsNe VIII - REoEIvHD ~ W
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, and the
MERCHAkTs' NATIONAL BANK. my3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
PAINTING.
Look Here :

THIS Is To INFoRM TIRE PUBLIC AND
l. every body else, that G. W. BELL has not
grown rich aad retired from business Ia proof
Of this fact he has located himse at 40. y ain
street, 2nd story, with . cd stock Of paints,
with which he proposes to do any aud all kinds
Of paiating that may bs entrusted to his care,
such house, steamboat, &c, &C. Particular at
tsnsieu paid to glazing. Orders LEFT with Rees 4
Aksrs will meet with prompt attention
jly1.Std
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
PAPER HANGING.
J. c. ATKINSON

Beware OF Counesrfests and un-
prlncfpled dealers en1eavoripg to dispose Of their
own and other preparations, on ths reputation At-
tatnsd By Hdmboid's Gsnuins Preparations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
LOST

n osT.-OE TUE DAY MoRNIsG LAST, or
L. First or Maia street, Lady's Gold Watch
and hahn, With the owners nsms engraved In
warded BY leaving them at the store Of
SAMUEL ORR,
leg On Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
DIED.-

On Wednesday evening, June 3oth, at $50 P.
NJ, Mrs. e. C RIGGS. wife Of james D. Riggs,
aged 80 years, 10 mouths and 10 days.
Funeral from residences on Third Street, be-
tween Cherry and Oak, July LIST at $3.50 p. NJ.
Frisnds OF the family invited to attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
Farm for Sale.


CoETAI' ING sixty AohEs, ON LOWER
" Mt. Vernon road, miles from Evansville, In
good stale Of cultivation, NTH good fences, and
bal dinga. Can be b ught with or without the
crop 81 present. growing on tins place. Will be
sold low by A. q. SULLIVAN.
HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE, SITUATED ON
IL Ninth street, between Vine and Sycamore.
WI Be sold low by A. g. Sullivan,
nOUsk AND Lor ON HAMILTON STREET,
II East Of Wash ngton street, In Northsrn En-
largement. This h use "a IA SCR, high. obtains
rooms, garnet, eistegn anu out-buidingB. Will
De sols low ~ AsG. SULLIVAN.
a h UBLE TENEMENT COTTAGE BRICK
n House, and two lois in Northern Enlarge
meut bach tenement contains rooms, ell IN
good ordfr. Win be sold by
Ie2s-iw A. q. SULLIVAN.
~ HE sIhAMER CUkLEw, A GOOD STERN
Il wheel steamboat, OF medium aize, with great
power for town g, and all her rigging, as she nov
lays at the landing ut Evansville, for sale at low
price. With a few repairs she can be made val
liable boat for low water.
Enquire u a. MAaHEE a CO.,
Js2i MEANWHILE, Ind.
= NaCE BUILDING LoTa---IN sHARPE's
~ Enlargement. Terma casa. Enquire OF Il.
Skinner, at Gross. Davis a Co.'S.
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, OF
n Eve acres, within the city Iimits-a two story
brick house, with stable, &C, and fruits Of all
descriptions. VIII be sold low by
= -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

Of need. We watch the approaches,
and if We see any one ascending the
stairs ''in questionable shape" or threat
ening aspect, we 90 for him before be
has recovered his breath from the long
ascent Slight mistakes may occur, but
We think it safer to apologize for
whipping constant reader and adj
mirar'' than taking nnY risks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
EMPLOYMENT.

S76 MoNTH-Agsgts waited to sell Few ,s,.
zion on all machines Sid or enpioy agents WI q
will work for ths above vagss, and all expense
paid. Address D. B. HEEETs1es Co., Detroit
Michigan. js2s g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
q. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth a handsouas prs-
MUM. AID ars exempt. a. are all tbs Govsrnnsns
Bonds, from iafs, o6~AlS and hHnseipal ranaaon.
sa'eA adds ron to thrss per esns p~r ansuua q
Assr ralas' according to the rate levied on other
property. The Interest is pee able semi annually
BY coupons attached to each n0ts. which may -
cut on and sold TO any bank or banker.
The interest, at 7-30 per cent,
amounfa IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
NOTICE.

A LII CLAIMS ARISING FROM THE SEED.
n hardware and agricultural business carried
on 10 the name Of Dani.I Morgan, up 70 January
last, mu be immedta ely presented 20 che undsT-
signed Tor payment. II. o. BABCOCK.
No First street
Evansville, June SOth, 1865. jyI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
FOR SALE.
Real Estate for Sale.

CAL0oN AID RESTAURANT FOR SALE :
- Inquire at the Journal Office jsI8-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
FISCAL.
UNITED STATES
7-3O Loan
THIRD SERIES
$3.50, 900 600.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Yr,..ur,
tbs undsrsigned. tie General subscription Ag,6a
or TIE sale Of United States Securities, ofsru
ne public the third series Of Treasury Nee
s5ng seven and thrss-tsnths Par cent. inter,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
SOLDIERS.

SOLDIERS,
uoEORABLY DISCHARGED FROM THE
II service, VINO are IN rant Of Empioymsni,
should address y. u. Lockwood, Dstroit, 1ichi-
gan, giving he date OF their d. chargss and thf
regiment and company they belonged to. js26 g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
1850 LOAN.

These notes are Issued under date Of July ISL
1865 aud are payable th,ss Year, from that date
in currency, or are sOnvsrtIbls, At che opt,on 81
thu holder. into
, 1865-05-12
Jefls Davis has Arrived in Eeorn1a.

- A0A+ 0A@ @cA%+tAa0okA NHAtttE, lilly H.
We bayc Information from what We hare
reaEon to believe is 'undoubted good author
ity, that JET. Davis was at the town Of Wash
ington, Wilkes comfy Georgia, on Tuesday
night last. He had no escort whatever, with
the exception Of 1ec7 personal friends, aud
OF course, no wagons loaded with specie.
BENZ. Hi1. prominent politician of Geor-
gia, left Atlanta, on Monday night to p, to
Washington to meet Davis. Tho fugitive
will attempt to cross Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi, in disgnlse.. He intends to make
the attempt to reach Texts.
Washingte n is o town Of about 1000 In
hnbitante, situated in Wilkes county. of
which it Is the county seat, f1fty-two miles
northeast of Muledgeviile. 4 branch rail-
road, twenty miles in length. connected It
with the Georgia Railroad, at Cumming. and
from there, there Is uninterrupted communI-
cation eastward with Augusta, or ,westwa' d
through Atlanta, to West Point. West Of
the }aat named place, the railroads haye been
seriously injured by ra:diug parties from Gen.
Wilson'S command The last time. previous
to this, that JEFF. was heard from, he was
said to be at Abbeyv'lIc, South Carolina, hot
j. pursued by Colons1 Palmer with portion
Of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry tAnderson
troop, OF Gen. Stoneman's s com nand.
Aobeyville is thirty miles only In north
east direction from Warrington. Good roads
Lead from ttfs place in southwest direction
to small sn!ase called Petersburg and q fer
r called Batksdnle, both on the Savannah
Atver. Barksdale Ter ; is about forty miles
from Anguish, md Petersburg eight OF ten
miles further.
, 1865-05-12

There ,sa ,nst - ~ ne.'ia'J
tteemers ore cnnasaa ausn 70 Europe. Our packet
len. in tsr ~ ~. WIN FassenGers. Amer
anain 'oi 4our years, is In sunshine
In the ncocon,7 49,,
vailed fnst hef,1e ~ ~ usppy timss 1nat pre-
rehe1li0n m nanS, tne breaking out OF the
their ioTa ~ tr,pai "sls , more elaborated for
nuhi;rar me.'c,' 'ei rt 1Ian tne natives OF re-
be found IN crerr nal 4eit y footsteps were to
evar aIa ,a,1rae - sesy part Of the globe. Wher
ofa 6ofs < !aatoa@ p WAS ad, or ship could navi
gate, OF balloon sail on its airy voyages,
there tne familiar t4ce Of Brother Jonathan
vas 10 oe seen III all its glory; Obstacles.
large or small were mere triies In bis VA
to be overcome IS soon as met, It ma3ss
little difference to him whether bc Ind to
par1ez tous HuraQis with Johnny Tn naer n
sunny France, Or jabber in hjph nntrb svith
the Ge.mana. Of talk politics Nth John Rnii i
or di1nk strong tea and study commercn IN
China or Japan, or nut with the mails soa. ~
crino'ine, Of the Sandwich Islands or Wsnd"1 1,.r
IN the ancient regions Of Hlndoo E.rvnt ~
PaIestine-the cnterprisinx and arer IasS. ~ -.
Yankee was equally at hnd Srha ~ oFttss
peasant, Or the leyee Of V.F Emperos Eas sns
open to him, und be xa)kE1 in viii trns Tns
American style, briillaXI min hracina t u ue
ccmme, Ct as unbonnded I ~. u.aeg. raaalgo a a
his count1year1ied the St8,S ana Strinos ~ ~
every civilized. md many nr tta nnn;,.i,;aa5 -
ports Of The universe, N short Iona,haa,
was everywhere, and always chnck mi orhIa
natural spirit of Independence and ~ ,,ot-J
ot[c pride for home and its insttntioos W. pA'S4-
The rebellion uade sa5 chance n a., +,,.
Jonathan found 70 mnch tn occSnr ~, a., sa.s' sa
ously at home. that he ceaspd ~ rsn1d aS
From being. in the onfnion ~ ariatau.otS: mo.g.
ecribb1ers, tie Paul PrT of nationa 1,.s a.as
pokinq his nose info stranas. nianss hsmIys ~ ~
came Suddenly rrcat stauI Il, ,hrrr,e u "
voted hims to firii1fnu a1s t1,rh,t., ana oe,
Of wandering and SPORTING Fnn- Icna ~ ieaa
and weary years-years Of SUFFERING ana tria3
such as no other nation ever enirred ny hef,-n .t
this state Of affairs continued. N~'o-s"
At last reaction has come. The trjumnb,
mt successes Of orr army and navy. and the,
prospect Of the. speedy dawn of the day Of
peace 1oetthsr with the hsavy fall in gold,
nave 1eslxsd 9 the American peneaaat for wan,
ue1!ng; WIN confirmed faith In the national
insltul1ons, and restored confidence In the I
security OF Their property and effects, they
1eel once more the old passion fmpeltfng them |
10 laateh upon tue waves and direct their |
eun.se e.sa 70 ols countries In search Of recre-
altnop, pl. asnfe and business.
~ oa1 IeEoIter vas informed at the Office Of |
ene sompany YESTERDAY That there were appli- |
enough tooll three vessels Of the capac-
l:y ct INC bremen, and that never before,
slnee tne esiaolsament OF the Line, were the
company obliged to refuse passage to people
!or Fanl OF snhic'ent accommodations. The
, 1865-05-12

D1AOIT's RRMHDS-Tbe tnott simple and perfect
" ns'n,. @ sn 1cs .n cos " n.is l. II @
ttons IN He None or these ohstructtouh can posAby
take place in 1he monthly pt,iocs the directions are
1pllowed.
This rcnety u simple. The ingredients may BE-
found ntuio1t every house IN the fxud ay he got
Al ary LINZ sto1c 4 recipe for preparing snd u1inE
khl1 dtetue viii be aept to anJ aonreaa carefully
pealed, receipt OF 50 cents.
t1i6 EeclFc fails 10 hist IL claimed for It Ia
single instance. II the directions followed, Ill
person las 10 DO IL to ps certifying 10 the
same, and : ev viii receive vc doass By return mail
We know It canrct fall,
FL, Sole Agent for tho u. s. mylE7aS 5eSdp
, 1865-05-12

as aeo those Of ai other commands now 10 this
oeiay a. the corner OF Howard md Oroe ~ streets,
ifon ~ a. m; to p. NJ, dai1y, for The purpose or
,1Es .eEe.sIaR Melf names, rank and regiment pre-
p"n1atoLg 10 forming ne = ofeanizauon.
n Il! 1!.H o1uIe Iet3 q WM. q. A11xA, Colonel.
a correspondent IN New Jersey writes to
Us 70 furnish him with information respecting
ne movement, US he desires to uui5e With
nose interested in it. HI states that he has
Mhany Ietuined soldiers ready to start on the
little st1aWs showing which way TIC wind
blows. Next week we shalt doubtless be
aole 70 iurnist our readers with fuller inEor.
NATION "CQN Ntf9hand y III, 4ba arhtacf
, 1865-05-12

II yeacan put in q few drops Of whisky unhe-
continued Mr. Lincoln, .s'if JAKE Thompson
L. permitted to go through Maine ssasetaoun
to any Gne, whxl's the harm? 30 doe't hava
him arrested. . Let him slide. His room Is
worth more than his company. I would
rather exile ebe1 than hang him."
, 1865-05-12
Jake eThompkou-The Prea1den1,s Last
Story

One Of the last, IT not the very last story
told by President Lincoln wls to one Of his
cabinet who came to see him, to ask II 1t
would be proper to permit Jake Thompson
from Portland. The President, as usual, was
disposed to be merciful and to permit the
arch.rehel to pess unmolested, but the Sccre-
tRry urged that he ehon1d be arrested as u
traitor: q" By permitting him to'escape the
penalties Of treason" pcrsfstently remarked
the Secretary; "you sanction T." swell"
Ia'd Mr. lincoln, "let me tell you story.
who Wanted something to drink stronger than
espied coda. fountain. Mr.. Doctor,' said
be, give ME phase glass Of soda water, aa'
, 1865-05-12

OfEcw Tork the celebrated a. ,c:tAbe Electric and
IAirroyR rhysic N, at dseHse4 fceatinc and
sucecs in1y ard Will do Just what the prof a:es Pa
tenn VII know 4 eSc. On wne;ee. ~ 1hsg ssn os 9epsd
Isoom No. = SieRxtt aouse Otlue hou to IL A n.
and Ita r, II. mT1sHi7tlt !.
, 1865-05-12

!7oorn Lar1non ocE, Clark and Washington street,
Chicago, guar autees 10 etsctually cure syFhis.
Gonorrbaa, G.ect Buboe structure. 6perrnAtorthea,
1upoterte. syrbi ltc Sore Thr st. 1rrnpttons Secon
s1y and tertiary Sym ,toms. and all diseases remit.
ten covering two stans gtv nE description Of the
saltca5c promptly nusEl red ntd terrn6 made Enowu
Me- cetnc sent By natl e1pscs. ffce from ob.erxa
cton. Cor rsppnhcnre strictly confidential. The
worst restored pe-fe-s he&Ith. No injurious
znedlcinc used. Post omce Box II IS, Chicago, III.
, 1865-05-12

8c1Atch Scratch Wheaton'A Ointment will cure
The Itch In q houtselao Salt 1htum, Ulcers,
Ehiublelnr. and all Euptlons of the 6Ein. PF.ce 50
Eafc Etn FL bc torwaEdeq M fFrc y msA; n!JRShAAs& r. Z
Eo1thweso RI Agents. HkEKs POTTER. hos On,
I'm,
, 1865-05-12
Gttp hotices..

v VFF1CE OF TIE 1*DAAp OF FEBE1C WoKK3, 7
CHICAGO, MsY 8.h, 1875.
Whereas. The Common Council OF the City OF Chi,
eaFo has Ordered that Wabash avenue, from the tonth
SECOND street be cnzbed With suitable cutbstone
at!.d to LIT E5sae snt psved vi "yoodea block psye
dsnce cf the Board OF Public Works. and thar the
hundred and twenty ave dollszs and nve cenis b ~
sessed upon The real estate deemed benefited by The
Of the Revised Charter as amended IN such case MADE
and rroEtoed.
Now therefore, public notice IL hereby xiyen to m
persons Interested, that rha Conmlsstouer1 OF she
Board Of Public Works VIII inset At Room No y, II
A. D. 1856 ct the hour OF 10 o'clock A. M to as.c!s the
amonnr directed As aforesaid by the Common Council
afse8scd the real eatAte deemed benefited hY
j. q. GINDELE
FRED. LRrZ,
o. j. EOSE,
Commissioner OF tie Board OF Public Works,
rnFtUT1S5 ''--
, 1865-05-12

nISSOLUTION.-Tra late firm
~ Of Miles Marrhey 4 Co. has ben dissolved b.
the departure OF F. MuHPuET. Thc't,Qslneae of
Commission lit rchhnts will be tIpped by NfIR8
r P. q L Z. MUEPHEf, In the firm name Of
, 1865-05-12

1S!EEed) ~
The undersigned reseEves the right to reject any Of
Or u theze be other sufficient eauss r not accepting
tteM.,u
Proposal, must ba enclosed IN selled envelope, ID
10 furnishing complete rAtlon3,"
Payments Will be made In such funds AZ u1ay be fur
nlsht By the Trt esurv o. the United States and
Bidders hYlted 10 be present at the opening OF
the bids,
Proposals not corresponding with the above coudl-
tons wilt be rejected.
AL bids snus5 be IN duplicate
rny7vsY7!?t Can't and A. 8. q. qua 4. Ca
, 1865-05-12

Reader. hare you Couzn, Cold or sn7. dise&&a o,
tho Lungs7 % not Neglect It. TeiaY Is dang-ron4.
MILLIONS DIE annually By. ueE!ect,ng \ COMMON
COAD Coughs and Colds, If not cured Ia their early
ttage, lead to C0NsU3E ZION, and then, perhaps to
atPkEDf hEATH- rs advised In time, and pro.
at QtEf that celehr1afrf1 tHrneffx
, 1865-05-12
Railroad T1Hae Table,
Ea1cAao AND NuRIHWK3f8RN-D1F03 COZ. WENT
KATXR AND XTAxTx IN

Railroad T1me Table.
ca1cAao AID NoR1HvKsr1RN-D1Fo9 COZ, W3sx
WAE18 AID XMMz szA.
p,z .s:5e 5esP;s =. IS 's :.
s;.:as, 525s;,tasA f;se@sodsit;n - .: sp.@:
Eulto1 and Cedar Rapids& BIS an. fmpn.
Fpeepoli Fnesqa aaa nd toSa SaneiS: ss9 n n.
Ffceport and Dunleith 80. IN. III +. T. =.
Rockford and Fox Rtye1.. 400 ;. n. Lilo Z. N.
Rs1e9. 91e4 :.....'..'..'<.'.... m 499 p 2. 1aoa
MICHIGAN oENrRAl-
Detroit Express $500 4 =, $1,000 n.
Dt,t DstEo;t EE1press. ess..'."...t&sop p. N. 1s ?. n.
ps' iel eas.assa l sas Z REaais,s9 ri aE9 p m
hoEn1ne E1psesa.. $500 a. =. sal:el D. n.
Ngat Night Ep.es7; ?: F. s.: :lsn.
AND aEsnAAA sTRxEzs~
KifSs ES;P1z H4S:s:s: R5R5s:. tS : : aSs :S
E5fht = 1d;isn IS =: .al:s ;: Z:
"a Aan and Accumulation. .a:s9 ), =. sG10p. N
EsP, EysP,PE G1p,ess aaIl2 s5S IL
Ctacinnad EIpre.s..... ts:as. e tiEoo ;. n
{szs aeffiittBB ftt: ts :ytseta S w. Is 'a; e. s
Il D.IuA
Arrive i Rnilsdsi.. G$s En- En-. 1s "a. 81 1s:Spa: sp
~ N. York;
1t n. iork
via 1o:a7p.m. 1900 It. G6pm.
Fn11adel., |
y Baltimofe.... t:45 pm. 100 An. 1ss0 pm
Washington. 10.1u n. 1G35 an. SIS p,m
CHICAGO AID aRnAT BAsTRrN RAILWAY,
fIate Cincinnati and Chicago Airline Raiiway.) |
Dsy cypress. ,h:D n IEg9 P. N. |
For Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Loulsylle.l
MAJ 4 ana ETpress..'....'. &m 9o + L. il:gg n
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Da5 PASSENGER. a. r slG3s Pr.
Night tPasseoger......--.. fg:15 p. r.. s9CU L. N,
1ankakeo Acc'n. e4:N p. n.
Hyds Park T7a1n...-.-...::.s6soa.R i. n sE5Ga. N.
....--....@12:1b p. II. 61A5 p. n.
..........*5:35 p. f. s&Et p, n
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QuHcx.
Dky Express and Mail. ..:... $50 q. .: ESQ p. NJ.
Night ExpreSs-.. ..1200 p. N. 500 T. q.
Hendota Accommodation. $50 j. a. 315 a.
>cH1oAao AID Br, LOUIE.
Day hfprsss. .:.........-'. 8:W =. =. s00 p n:
Joliet md Wilmington Ac- ~ - 49, WV o L.
.eomfuoaauon-....... EuU p. e. 4:45 q. n.
cEHoA1o ANO 2oCK IsLAHD,
oay E1pzess and Aal.... s:l0a-m. Es1p. H.
Night Express. ,....... 12.0Q D. r. t.Ec ~
Toilet Accommodation. :. 4:45p n, gM. ~
CHICAGO AND A1lNAuKEE RAILWAY.
=. fsn1 hzpress.''.".-.. .sM @ y e. sa:55 P. n.
a3pteBs.-- *E1D p. r. ~12:25 p. N.
" 2nnkegnn Accommodate H35 D. N. E5Ua. m
Sight Accommodation. =. .11:35 p. N. a:39a. m, |
ECU p. N. 400p. m /
sSunaays excepted. 4R8tCrdays excepted |
tAanda7a e1ceuted.
, 1865-05-12

In txk Gc1e than thirty yeAn oG experiences II the
trAtne:' o. egrhilS. nps1etoszasa. ana Ill Private
sscs<asa. The Unfortunately Guide, containing rs1-
Eap!e 3r:or=stoR. and Testimonials from tbs RoyG
t1ouere Surgeons In 1nndnn. IN Ayor of Dr. Ihom
zoa, sA,lta 70 snY address, recetpt Of Is cent? In
Fh11AEe 1.Anpk. 3etoo ana AAAfou.3t1l Moaeuu, IN
lorta t::.-s 51ee4. Cnlo<zo. Add-eAs T. q. BOZ =.
{ez&Es >11nt2
, 1865-05-12
The Yonn. MANS Friend.

LIT every man BE- hie Owl Doctnr This Is the name
Df Boz OF Eedlcintt prepared Dy eminent Pby6i.
CiRp in Cincinnati 1t Contains preventative aud
cure for az private tsesses. WITH directions how 70
treat each case. therefore ri h the Young Mans
TREND in your possession. have the fui directions
ana medicine he treatment OF yourself and feadk.
= "a for tRc by DrIgE!ttz eytryWhe-c- Ask for the
4DunK b .nA Friend fpy7yfE1
, 1865-05-12
WINTER C0UGH.

The hszsa fry winter ccu-h which ate ,ss OLD
PfUpLF and 1SVALlnS In 4 LyW SrArE OF
AEALrH. ean be EFFhcTuA1LY cUssD 81 the
nR CARTER'8 EluGH. RAI,aAM
, 1865-05-12

Fer the lenedt oi the unioEta tansts n n and Vonsu.
DT. Anderson Of New forK City h2a OPENED of1ice
Ct kl9 south Clark street. Chicago for the special
tlestmcn: OF dis ases Of delicate natu Particular
attention will be given 70 diseases Of leualea
Eysgf1 lit J. 3. ANDERSON, NJ D.
, 1865-05-12
GOING To EUROPE.

Eject Of the Cessation OF the war on
tnt TraEel to the Old u Orld-Eur-
!1sh, Irish and Germans ComiHg
, 1865-05-12
THOROUGHBRED STALLION
FRANCE

This beautiful ron Of I'm norted Glencoe E!u msfs
shc ensuing eessoa a. Desplalnes o. the a1m Of Joe
AcPterson For pedigree. description, &c. 1eo bftlN
which win ba furnished By tho 8uhScz1ber Of jos.
Carn 6impeon. secretary Of Tho Driving Fsxk Aaso
The dnish ortanrs pasturazs. with waauz and snsaa
In the neits,
Ma1vs delivered 1t the P1ttahuyK snd xnr4 wa.zs
Cattle Ysrd1 NH hs ca.esulIY teat to the {Asm
EQsQI2tfm JO2. &QFHk&HQN
, 1865-05-12

I have closely e10z-
lned the materials u9ef
IN the manuiaCIura o4
Roback's we'll Known
Stomach Datters, and /
: ind they consist tntirAY
OF vegetable matter.
TIE properties OF tlta
Bitter ingredients ara
well adapted for fetiav-
Ing disorders Of the stp-
mach and digestive or
gan8 when tatan ~ L
medicine
IQhN MUELLER, II. ..