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Inog ON TITS PTc7 URE.

~"T HAVE NO PC2PosE, DI-
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
or SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO, AND / HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do so.n-Prssidsns Lincoln Ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

- The demoaiae assauis and tas
and feather application made By . crowd
of loyal sheddy citizens of Yoapgstowss
Ohio, spoR ssu decent aud anofFndisg
Yosag Romeh, last sassmer, resulted In
I've heavy vsrdicts by iuriea against iha
rioesrs and several more saiss pandiags--
The pssties concerned 10 Il hare faally
agreed 70 pay shs ladies u, 900, and The
whDss matter 10 adjasted.
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aINNEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN EMANGiPATE
SLAVES Any MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. .
~ Es- Gou. Hsnrg Dassou.
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STICK THIS IN Y0uR HAT AND KEEF
lTTHEREE


aTTHERE8
The following confession vas made b
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem
hsr OF Congress from Massachusetts,, ou
the 25sh of April, in which be exposed
the earzuplnsss Of Lihsoln's adninistrs-
tion;
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRENCHAEsT, THERE is NDEBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
DEREO TUE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAH
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATInS WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
| OF ITS CoRRUPTTON.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

N.P. CsaaAt, Lowsz B<osdSHy, aorth siaa-
Harness aaa Saddles.
a a.,xks la
PnxsLcinus.

AB Nslsalu, n o HasE's Block, aP stairs,
Upper usozaSaY, noFtaSlds.
3 oaass<1i. osulist, LSwer Bfssaways ssSth
side.
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- 81 - :.
~ KsvskIiaan psssy nishs hsss pre-
sestsd Ne prssens dsvsssstiag sisiI sas-
Rls msxAs have sarsd ths livss "a tkoas-
ansas sf the best men sf the Hation, and
shoasAaas &C milliona "a the peoples
money. Fss prsof Of What we say. Rad
che foilswing from the speech II srsraKs
A. A.D0zaGAs delivered Ia the United States
ssaaae, January I'd, 1861, upon The con-
psonass neasarss, then penling before
ths Ssnaka. M
81 believe this 30 be a fair bssis Of
amicshle nd5usszasnt. II yoa Of the ke-
publican aide are nos willing 70 aeeept
thia. nor ths proposition ok the Senator
from KensaekJ, Ais. Crittsuden. pray
| TELL ~ srhas poss Gre Willing to dot
sIAppaEss TEE Isausar 70 RSFrBLfcAxs
oxzv. ros rgg xxAsox rxAT II yHx Coz
nryrsa oy TaIarxgx, rgw rATs Aeo,
IxvxRv nExnxa sAea ssfa soUrH, lscLrplss
raosK YRon rHg Uorrux STAvKs, (AxssRs.
Teoxss AND DAvsssl sxFasssED TMErs
aKApTsxss TO &ccEPT rBH PsnPssITIes or
NJ vxSKRAsLz rEIKxp rRos kxsTrcET,
Ma. GggTrExpxss AZ FINAL sErrLszEST
or rHx eoSTxovgRsT, II fsggspxD AID sCs-
| TArsKn AZ ran RERpHLtrAE zExEgRs.
ssHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BTLTTY or OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
The WAY OF AN AMICABLE- AD-
JUSTMENT, Is WITH Tue REPuB-
LICAN PARTK.o
Here 1t 10 proved thai tie Republican
party is responsible, for the var that II
i responsible, for every dollar of nation
al aud state indsbssdness incurred on Az
count OF the war-that it is responsible,
for the Aigh taxes that hare been imposed
upon the people, on account of the war
that IL is responsible, fOF the distress and
| financial ruin, which naw exists Ia every
part Of she eouutry--that it is response
hls, for every life lost 10 the waF,--thai
it Is responsible for, and should receive
she carsss of every wife made widow,
and Of every child made sh orphan, By the
war. In short that it viii be responsible
FOR ths dissolution Of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall sash party be continued IN
power, or win the people change then
rulers? Let the BaIiot-boxes at The next
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

VT. Rzyaoad, Bstes Hsaas, Aas@oiis, Tsws-
W. l. Biggs, City Hotsi. ALtdis Brsai~ay, south
side.
Peter Hedxe$, Hsaarrssn uease, Lewis, fswa.
spoasra h Sea, pa4 MolRas House, pss MoiasS
City, Towa.E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

60 One u the Aselitasn papers II
ohao sslls spon its friends and associ.
stss 10 prerars for the spring alresions,
and "Trip scg Tbs sonsssss We kope shs
wasssu aad shll4en hass been removed
- s&fs distances
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

IN. carua, Upper Broadway, nssriy opposite
Pbssnir Rlo<k.
A A. smith. Upper BreadsAy. seath side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

sscsxrARr SxwAan's povrH.-Th TheSsc-
rssasy oI State, while andsavoring 70 vim
dssaas the vitality Of The Federal Gavsrn.
msns 70 Lord I.ysas, illustrated his posi-
sion BY saying;
Nh Lcrd, 4 fas fosseA 4 .bsA 90 vss
riokS Aon4 and 0rdSf Jhs 1sa a as<itS
xsn of Okio. l cas toslfk Ne bell agasa
and sraex ~ amp<iseH~s<nf efa fsttxss
sn Nesc York, sssd no posssr on sarfb 6ni
that afsks Prod6est eaa rsseass th<as.
osH ~ Qsssn u h41ta::ds u her dor
usintesoss - ~ aReclf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

- vsss Rsssideus Johssea bss rstit.
sdsss sslvsr sprises ~ ssttdsees q y,
NJ BlAlF, sarssosss hIs petlts Iet ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

EFas ~. FETTtS9TLE q 90, ttp Nassau 8.
AsE xaxks 4aa 10 State Ats HazkSa eFe snf aHxsoss
tnsa Assutste fsesaye AdSsrtislag Tor this pages
wr%Suv, Coz CO ARE shtharlnsa Assnssass
kes xsEk and RhilsaeisAts.
Ts.R. 6aEEs, iseaT azsAsslasa Assas sas
EesseA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

MiEan Rogers Upper Broadway, north siae,
caanci Buff, IOwzs asA RaTHk&ua street, osssha,
Mt.
r. c. pssel} Lover BrssdwHy, Eorts side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

] |
~
nA.Dxx1 8 SOM s
! =
|vf1f III
- - ~. .
Ds1amess No. kAesf-
TIE In tie DaxSe.
81. --....4--4---.-----..---~----.--
bankers
oesssr q pusss. ,ssn4s u sxssswss and Azaa
streets. SsssA sils- s
s.aawaa = psax-, sas sssr wsss % rsss@saass.
sssaawas. apssa ssas.
GroceFss
s,sx.rs d ssaas, wAessssas ana retail. sAsass'
nzses x,oxsr nsossawzs, esaEA aids
msrcaatils assess.
UsassaGl. i rsaas. rNaaiz aissk. Uspss assaa1
way, norsA saas.
i O. d. osshaaa, uppss BseaAway, aessa siss-
| r..,s.ss A narna, esrpsr ii raraaaH ana Fear
tssnsA ssssass. o.aAAa ci's.
1 Cssshsng.
psrnass b gIssnsa. tssssssssxs - Mag, we'd .
CAL Lower neoaawss, nsssA ssdss
sassms Lsvsx sssassH, asssa sssss
/ Hardware
o.1.Fon, Lswsr srosawsy, nssth side.
Druggi$ts.
p. Ge~sAmaa, Lowsr EresawaT, aeEth sids.
". m.es.asI.. Hass's sises. Usssr ssssasas
Eusrth sfas
Doagasrsy q saEsiAs, loser sreaswss, asssl
side.
iFoxwaxaiag d Casa@fssasn'
D. ". Hisehssz, Ferwaraing and commisaiO'
4 ssrSaAas and aseat tor fr~nspsstaiisa Lasss
oas deer Kasa Of PssiAs House, esas'sA Ss@as
Iowa.
Boots, shoes and Leather
H rhiuips c., Lswsr Broadway, ssuu
side.
Furniture.
Ia Ras Co., Palzsr's niseS, Lswsr ssosa
vas, zsFtA aide.
RoeGa and ~ safRomsrys
4 I.F. Hovpss. P. 0. eaii4iax. sernsg 81 Broad
way and ssyaHs atrests,
/ Aasoxmeys.
pw. pries, aaa.a ovsz TssAsarsr's OtsSs, MID
ala srsza~zy, soatk aiss-
casaay rsat, Attorneys Aaa Eana Agents
gLowes REaaawzy, aeEtA ESsis.
Auction D. GeEm msaahasa0E.F
/ fvAavta. kffmz Malta Azcasiwzy nzrSh slda.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

Painters.

Miss Jsnuie FIsminy, r o. baiidinS, corner Q
Bro4dxay aad sryans streets, sp stairs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

CLING TO EnE CONSTITUTIONS. A. THs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sosgz Lksx
FLAags wakN kIGHr AND TfsH TRMPxss
cI1osz Az0BaD HtK s's-LksSs Gsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

oysr fbirt>ee tksss Z ~
- ,s lsts 0lrsl 1sn t6stt6 y
H111zlH4E s2ENs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

J. o. iIauA, Cppsr Broadway, north side.
wettIgy b Aaxaeld, NEldls Broadway, Sersh
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
TIn-ware and ssoves.

c. JsAason. Carpenter and contrAeior sA
an ain street.
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Gunaaifhas 80


s.v.&w. Duncan, Lower Bssaswsy, scat
aide.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
Livery staHses.
Hotels.

John pohAny, Brysaa street.. DsrtA Of 8res4way
4 r. De kay, MIadss sesaawsy, uOrtA sads.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

". Ward, Giadls Brsssiwsy, seuth sidss
Carpenter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

w. Prses, sfa.s ovsz TssAsarsr's Ossss, Mia
als Rrssaxzy, seath sias-
casaay Il Fsat, Attorneys Aaa Eana Agents
Lower REaAawxy, aegah EAa@.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

J. c. uaHmsyr, 'scity Kills, corner Of ssysr
and wasaingten streets
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
Producs skore.

j. Psuasr g Co., s'siar Aarxssp Al1iis Bread
way, nsrth aide.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
GoopsFs.
Meat VI aTkef.

II. BsecroI, Upper Bfeadzsy, nerfA side.
I&W. Rass. creScszt City Eswa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

4 8... 8...axvuwxnuru1xR3kxEss
. ~ ss4 80 y .......s..sH ~
- 5SI&nA wwek. :. ..ss-.@ses @s%.s~ss -
s~@~ sk~~s sxssss = - -
- II msnsA8s #a@ : ssssss sss @%s. = "a "A
enc year - 80 : .. - 80 "a
SAs-ss&sts nfsss.s..4...........a no 90
ts Observation-Disclosures o.
...... . 1870. 40 90
ss asN - rsonsAs. ee
u a rear Observation-Disclosures GO &c
kAsmsaKazaa womlha. ss&e ee
" AeH&Hs. ...@-s % W
igp8xs - a.. - - ts@.s !. 80 ee
~pe ukas xs1Hinh 81 fxis ents eAargsd extra
Smosa1xxA1xs Ter &zv astis4nx wiIJust ea disson-
a 4ssa wifAo - srSss 81 that ssct IL ssgs a. tbs
lss, aal maNa aIseeaflna<a In fsss shan tAs fiEss
:Mkr "a - fass sasi snt rates wlfibe eAasSea.
yan eRENTxNes
~ sxsrs as<z4ssAsa szssafsa al sAs Rsgis o5ass
d sas ssvs @ssas II Eha sss. - ssasaaaAisEassa
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Architects.

khFsniI Hlo<Ns
4. A. smith. Uppsr Bsead~ay, ssasA aide.
Architects.
". ward xiaals Brssiway, soush side
Carpenter.
C. ysAasou. Carpenter aud Contractor. Shop
on Main street.
Tin-Ware aad stoves.
xilsou Rogers. Upper Broadway, norsA nse.
Caancii Buff, I0wz, aH4 Rafak&ua street, osasha,
r. G. pssol{ Lawss Brasawfy, Horts side.
GoopeFs.
II. ssecroit, Upper Efeadssy, aorfA side.
IA ". Rsss. csescsat City. Eswa-
Meat Market.
j. Psudsr q Co.. ssiar AaTsst,p hi4ils Broad
wsy, hsrth aide.
Produce store
J. D. tIaua. Upper Broadway. north side.
wesusy b Aaxaeld, Gsddls Broadway, Eersh
side.
Gunsu2kfIa&
Gv&w. Dunsaas Lower BsoaawsE soush
aide.
HxIIAeEs
J. C. usHmsyr, 'scity Mills" corner Of Bryant
and wasaington streets.
Printing.
B4bsltt Sea, phesix nsses, Upper Brosaway.
Miscellaneous.
xathss c., Aavsstisisg Asspss, n. r. City,
Mt.
Psasis = CO Aavertislaa ASsntss y. 7. cisz.
MI. Es @1s
L. P Fautaias B co., Aaverslsizs Agents, \.
T. City, n. r.
rstteasin Co. Aavsstisias Assass. xs~ Ysri
City.
Cock, Carr o.. Aavsrtlssag Assass. caieasp,
HIissls.
G. Il serlven, Advsstisins Axsua, chseass
Hesmeeta d smish PaEeai MsAixfnss. piEsshHrs.
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BoeEa and stationery.
AssowmeyG

J.P. Hsppss. P o saiiIinx, corner o. Broad
var ana sxyaHs atrests,
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lie, ha, ha, dog eat dog, and the devil
take yeu all, for ! set Of demsgogues and
poiisiesl triekssers, whose patriotism con
sists psineipally iaflip service, holding
ONCE, and drawing yoar salaries regn-
arly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
Grand Lodge 10. o..

The Grand Lodge of the United States
L O. o. F. holds It's iorty-sixth annual
communication in the city of Baltimore,
to commence on the lSth inst. Il VII
be an occasion of great interest to the
vast brotherhood throught the Union II
is expected that there will be present,
for the hrst time in four years, repFesen-
tatives from each of the Southern States
Throughout the civil and religious dis
ruption OF the States, the Odd Fellows
have maintained their unity under the
one legislative head Of the Order, and
much good towards the reconstruction
OF the Southern States, and the restora-
tion OF the Union may be expected from
this conyoea,ion. Another feature OF
interest is that the splendid monument
erected By the mani6cenee of the Order,
to the memory Of Thomas Wildey, father
and founder Of the Order on this CONT
nent, will be completed, dedicated and
surrendered to the Grand Lodge, With
appropriate ceremonies, and in ths pres.
encs Of the reunited Brotherhood.
Arrangements have been made with
the indianapolis & Cincinnati, Colum-
bus d Indianapolis, Little Miami L
Xsnia. Ohio Central, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads. by which members and
their wives paying full fare going East
over either of these roads viii be return
ed free TO the place Of starting, % a
pass, TO be issued BY L. NJ Cole, General
Ticket Agent at Baltimore, good for
thirty days. II is expected Indians, will
be largely epresented.--Iad Journal 'e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
Piece Of Imnertinence

w are informed that on Tuesday
evening, the I5tA instant, q number Of
Gauls IN this city held a somewhat ex-
elusive celebration of the birthday of
Napoleon /, at which the Mexican qaes-
tion was somewhat literally discbsssd a
sish their eau de vie The tenor of their
remarks, We understand, waa that the
United s ates dare not touch hair Of
the Imperial head Of Maximiliau-thst
$4,000 French soldiers under Marshal
Bazaine were q sufficient guaranty
against any impertinence from Wash
ington-and that the said $4,000 would
quickly dispose Of the entire Yankee
military establishment, and much more
Of the same gasconade.
Now if these gentlemen were all
drunk, or if they we're all dancing mas
tsfs, the remarks which We have to
make do not apply to them. If they
were sober, and otherwise capable Oi
comprehendiug national question, We
would observe that, 10 the same proper
ton that their words become noised
abroad, are they insariBg for their Aus
TRAN protege, as well as French master,
. most unpleasant experience Presi
dent johnson has not enjoyed q mo
menfs repose since be entered the
White House, so great has been the
pressure upon him from the Atlantic e
the Paei6e, from the army and from ths
citizens, to incontinsntly pitch all th'
foreign legions out Of Mexico, in I'D
vance of the meeting of Congress, IL
whose hands constitutionally rests tbs
sole power TO declare war. Let the ad
Eocates Of the NapoleOnie idea in Chi
eago reflect upon the evils Of war il
| general, if they have rot the capacity u
comprehend the fact that no European
power or European alliance Is strong
enough to make successful battle o:
Amsricau soil, against the United States
! s@su ChicGgo ITibEBs, AHgEst 1Sfh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

them now, Haste is not always
speed When the Government shall
return to its ancient principles and
precedents, as I believe it will, it will
pay for much Of the property taken and
destroyed during the war Il is const;-
tusionally bound to pay the owners of
sfavss for the abolition of that institu-
ton, and / DO not despair of the fulfill
ment of that obligation. 1t is, also, ae-
cordibg to the general principles of Law,
bound TO pay the damages occasioned
by their recent gunpowder explosion in
this city. " Sic utere tuo ut alienum
non 1aedas," saith the Law This maxim
was violated BY the explosion, and the
liability attaches.
The eleven States lately "confeder-
ate" will soon have in the United States
Senate twenty two Senators, and in the
other House at least eighty-four mem
bers. With this political power, if they
do not obtain Justice for their people, il
NHl be because they are imbecile fools.
II they will put themselves under the
leadership of that great statesman, and
diplomatist, w, w. Byce, of South Car
ohns, guarantee that he will control
the Government This political power
skillfuily managed can make Presidents
tremble, aud the leaders of party to
crawl on their bellies before it.
Ii we don't have whom we choose for
the next President Of the United States,
it will be our folly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
, Great DemocratIc E1pectafioris.

An article in the Mobile Tribune in,
dulges glowing antieipations Of the way
the South will pluck the United States
Government when IL comes into that
control which the Ohio Confederate De-
mocracy is in such haste to give it. Dis
charge from all taxes previously assess
ed, relief from all present taxes, and
compensation for all damages done by
the var, including those from the gun
powder explosion in that city, are only
the beginning of these gay expectations.
This little insight is interesting in con-
neetion with the course of the Ohio
Confederate Democracy In their State
Convention. which is skillfully designed
to give their Southern coufederaies this
power TO add all their own losses BY their,
own war to the burdens OF the county,
and to throw them all from their ON a
shoulders. ~ 81
The article begins by correcting
Misunderstanding ia regardto the ma
tional direct tax, which, it says, was inn
posed only for the year 1861; and there
is hope" it says, shat even this burden
"a It exists, may be removed by the next
Congress, which with assemble before
the tax can bs collected. y III then goes
on to assure the people that when the
South gets its own again, which is SIM
ply the control of the Governmsnt,st the
door will be=thrown=opsn- 10 all their
claims for damages bytho war, including
I the pay for their slaves The people Of
Ohio viii in this have an mixing of the
operation of the Ohio CoafederaIe Dem-
I ocraic method of reducing bur lens
/ We give the extract: 1f saos
There seems to be much error in re-
/ gard to claims against the Government
All claims which are not founded upon
/ express contracts with the Goverunent,
or upon vouchers furnished by quarter
masters or commissaries, have no pres
ent hope or possibility of payment Al
such demands aust, BY Law, be adjudi-
Gated BY the court of claims in Wash
ington City. Bot the doors of that court
are now closed by q persmnto<Y statute
against all persons (loyal or disloyall
residing in the Confederate States, on
account of property taken or damage
done during the war; Such is the PRES
ent state of the case, busf feel eos6denl
that the next Congress will repeal this
statute, and open the court 10 al claim,
ants. ] have charge of large cIainsl oi
this Character, bat it 10 useless to rgs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
real kSTATE SALE
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT


TAs sesil knOsrh Property belong.
iHg 20 The Aeirs Of James NsrreN
as Hoss offered f6r. sale.
The Land IS nearly all undeF
fence, situated q short distance
froRs EvaRsrft'e, aud must soon BE-.
eone desirable as CSiy Property
TAs tract is diridel into Lots Of
rGriOus s'xss, kgeing a fiae fcoRl
upon fAe Old .Pidsik, or STATE Road
from Eraasrifte 20 Priacetoa, lead
fae osf Main street
Many OF ike Lots hare Bmldin5
. Sites Of UHricalisd Beauty, high
and As0lthiiy located
An abuadaRee Of Fine Timber
and Good Wafer.
The sal IS Ereesdingly Fertils.
and admirably adopted for tAe
production Of az descriptions Of
Frgtits and Vegetables.
1'his is an opportunity for GA
iRrestBasat seldom preSeafsd 10 fA$
@ eStiEeas Of Eeansrite,
It Offers Unsqualled Attraction
to all wishing homes in the
Country and to Market Gardeners
As a sure and SetS iapessmeAs Il
eGRaef be ercelled
A plosof ths Land Is open 10 ne
inspection Of all desiring 70 pErr
.ekGSs. I'D is aff
sos- For fitrfASy particulars en-.
quiTe ef.., J. II. MAXWELL,
oEFIcK BopIAM COAL hISRs. wArRR ST.
tBstwesa MAin aAd Locusi), 81
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
RULES iSe REGULATIOAs.

1. NOpAPsrz Ftven away = the cOs nssr .. 10.
srstsatous e esrrulAtion.
= No Advertisements, local noslos. pursta
srssd Halsss prepaid CT pAy guarAnssed.
,. Advertisements wlli never be accompanied
i0oAi ucsices unless eoatract Is mAs to that sdos
AHo vAlus rsoeivs1 for the actics.
q Nc /" Local Sssics. however short, wiII'
inserted ses ssss sASa Oss poIlAr each day.
. AasrisgOs,a Faaerai aad Religious Notices
nnss Invariably b pad in advance to secure IN
sorsion.
= no deficiency On the part o. carriers viii IL
made sod ey the oesas. the carriers hal
leave papers As ordered and directed. tAsy mn .,
pay for thelr earelassasss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Erom ali parts Of fbs Bsdy IN ave
It paiastss, slfao.f f-Burg % as aka, By : UP-
HAaa DJyiLsT ~ PouBEa- Asa o. ssnd Tor
Uph u1's B~pflatsry POs1e snd AXE 20 otber.
Pries o. Mated 70 ssy sdgr~s Tor tfD by q.
uPBAM. z5 souGh Eishth stfsst' fhii-dslph =
Penn.
Trpham,s Hair Gloss and CARING
u fFi1ts - ths tesg hair drss-iBg ihs sorid.
a. lruv rts Eaar fifaI Stoss g. 1s Aalr kssps n
esri. tro1otss ~ groS' h. Ae- Pre-, 90 esBts .
baffis
uaham,a Teafsr Ofnfmsna a. . sore
eag m n =, Sak hesns, chagDsd Basds, Bar-
"a .fok, g.. Pries. g. cssts box
Upham's Asthma Cnrs relieves fAs no.t
vtoisst lsr Eyisfasoi latass1 = ~ ~ nasss aHd
.ssess a sp~ dy cure Piis, szs p-ekags.
n Ph-Eh'n Dg9pr ps8a csfr ts war
" fsufs1 20 c0fs 9bg e.ss of DysJ spsf-. ~
1ss sr sos long 'taHefHs Pre- e. sssfby nah
Cpham's Frsekfe EsBisbsT. rsnovss
Frsckks lan, snDeaIh. Pimgles % fbe fAee,
Pries 70 e-lts,
DR.. La Porfess life EnxIr, ths grsas
As.vtss so B$5ffss,aks4s kem~oys restores %
14niy vig0r al 500 sfs Suffering from Imp.irvd
spinal EnerEy, Esrvors Debf n.y. 80. arisisG
n. u vhsfeyeT ss1ss. Price. o. paekAgs.
The Sspanese Hair stain eoiOFs ths
wkfsksrs or .tzchs beaatifui ek~ek o. b. 9aDn.
II consists of o.g prstaga ioa- oior siii Bot
fsds o. sa.h sgf. O8ly 50 os4ts = boz-
aso,sb1s. O. UPHAm Is seufh Eighth strssi.
PkilGasiphia, s1d by AL Druggists. Circulars
aeue frsa a4EHaaa 4a
s1' BBogoHrOg z wogD,
basa@ Agsats sor Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange ia Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie At closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

He hoped they would bury this doc
trjrs forever, and beyond the hope OF
resurrection. a more Psstilent, politi-
cal herssy never infested aud cursed any
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
TOWN LOTS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT or THE GEN-
i erai Assembly Of the Commonv salth Of Ken
tacky, authorizing the sale OF th4 Public
equsrs1 in the city Of Henderson, Ely, which
Act Was ratified By the citizens OF Henderson at
the general election held May lat, 1855 noSics In
hereby given that said Public Square has been
laid cut In suitable lots BY The Mayer and Ooun-
Gil Of said city, and will b sold at pnbiic snetion
on the premiss, ., on Saturday, Septsmber ths och,
1855 Sale to com msnee st 10 O'Clock .. N.
!. TERms-0ns third cash, oue-third on credit
Of six months, aud one third on Q credit OF
twelve months, bearing interest from day OF sale
Notes with approved security req aired. and lie
sspt on the premises until the purchase alonsy II
paid. ~
Clerks oraee
By osasr Of the Mayor and CouBeIl
\. W RENTLIEGER, Clerk.
HsndSrson. Ky, August ID. 1858. arg7-tds