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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
LNGRFSSE IN PELCEG

Wo regr-, % have to state that there has tcep
within the week geceTal sdyarce In the prices n
sl Sirds o. ,oSsstence; e5re,islly ia this tbs s e.
< c;a,try ' A remedy for ths Ell 81.
th'at, Il. &C. tie Authorities. . --
10 & ~ .a,syent with lie pubic SAL &c
al pokc.s holding .se vsrioos avenues o. aprros-a
ic R'chT-.j pum!t psrscas to pass wbc are
coming TO, II returning from market there would
With ,se;r all7, butter, esgs, Meal, potatoes, sod
cher necs=a,ic' and good things Of lie. We re-
EP csfuly .pre,d lis Subject 20 TO consideration
G. 4 % military gu horitie'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
THE LHTEST NEWS.

We learn tina, Lieut.. Con. Grant arrived at City
Point yesterday, en- route 10 Washington. A por-
ton Of his staff will visit J. ,hmond to-day.
The number of men su-repdered ly Gen. Lee is
stated to be % 600, Of whom only 6 600 had mus
kets. The rest had thrown away their arms during
the forced MARCHES into the interior.
Gen. Thomas cavalry has occupied Lynchburg.
On Wednesday, the tobacco, public stores and u
number of buildings were destroyed by order Of
the military authorities.
Gems. Rosser and Fi:zhugh Lee refused to abide
by The terms of surrender it is said, and made
heir escape, unattended, 20 parts unknown"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
day Of
Provost Marshal
W0RDS or ADVICE 10 nGE B1ACKS

WORDS or ADVICE I y IKE b4ACAo.
The New York Tribune denoances as "a SANDER
OF human nature" the assumption that the eman-
cipated negroes "can't take care of themselves"
1t says that 'iadiyidualS among them, as among
all other races, indcle mt, prodigal, Tascally or
debauched and so will have 20 he subsistei in poor
hOpsss and prisons; hut the mass Of euT tiacAs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
DIED..

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, HENRY voLGLER
aged 20 years native of Germany, but for many years
esteemed resident Of this city.
His funeral will take place from his late residence the
Thursday evening 18th instant at o'clock =. NJ HI
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited 70 al
tend
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
THE PRESIDENT SERENADED.
HIS APPRECIATION OF "DIxIE."

The wor kmen at the Washington Navy Yard
marched in procession Tuesday afternoon 10 the
Executive Mansion, where they were joined BY a
large crowd, With which was the Quartermaster'S
Bard, and, after salute had been fred by the
howtzers, several National airs bee played b, the
bands, followed ey loud and prolonged cheering
b. President made Lis appearance amid .remen-
dous applause. Aner order Tse restored he spoke
as folows:
sriEcH OF THE FRESHEST.
very much reioiced Iny friends in the fact that
has occurred possUrabe Iha: the people
rad It impossible 70 refrain from giving vent 20 tteT
feelings. [ApplGuse suppofe that srgrgerc Is ere
,'Ae!ng made Tor formal ons!aoD either this or to-
Elorrow evening. yoice-Thats too late.] b. ould
such Demonstration take place !, OF course ~ ~
pcctet 70 respond. II called upon fnc '--. .
dritt'r - ' OF re nov, VII have meth '-' 50
on thsi -sor. Laughter and applause.
] observe tit you have band OF mC'
.ropcsc having Lis interview cc-c@ 's-- To-
forming par.icU.G: tIne. W.. ~..r 80 -
tiki is done how YER y.sh 20 ,L.. Q. -.
circumstances connected with i
have alyGys 10 Igst tAs "pNie vas one Of tEe te
tunes had ever heard Our adTersares e'er tie way
know, have attempted 20 spp-o ri .Ge IT, but insist
that yesteEdGy We fairly captured t. tApPaurel
referred tic question :otsc Attorney Camera and he gave
1t rs his lego! oVnon shat 4 In property
Laughter and loud applacecl now ASK tie band 70
favor Us with It's performance.
rhe band immediately compiled ano tic cheers OF the
cr0WO.
The procession proceeded 90 the War and Navy Depart
ments and several national airs were pcnorme- accom-
panied by salutes by the artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

SLzRiDAE A.y TIT NEWSPAPER AoESTs.-Th
Eii,c, Of BE Cincinnati Gazette says hat he Wit
20, ssed Gen. Sheridan take a stalwart ncwsmoncer
by the ears ono day IL q railway train. and thWack
his head against the side OF the car Though h
stood on tpioe 20 do itl, until it seemed likely that
something or other would give wav very shortly
The newSmoDger Lad been selling his papers at ten
cents to the soldiers, in violation Of an express con-
tract 20 retail them for five. His troops adore
him. and when they fight under his eye they are
irresistible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

NEw York, April 49, Ga'i-h,-t E,en.cg TX
chGogc me narlct was very active ard strong. Gold
It4 ~; Sey Eoyi Central lG3 Fc e. rs Hudson l06
8 4 Reading lO7 ID; Michigan S0athef- * z Illinois
Central 100 o Ohio and Mississippi Certificates q u
Cunter and 10 - Quicksilver 53 - NG-,c-sa u pa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

Sunday 80 -,ss, 'li co., @: - Grades captured b.
Che G,ry e. .-e pc.5- 8ere taken FROM the Old Cart
to cfsca. lat sr.:l Joknsons isia1a, under guaro
ID, cu CT - jI:l .rr T,el Veteran Re- I'VE 1.rs n
charge Of CAPT. cher. Co?. s.entager and Lie:sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
NARDEER WANTED.

~ ARDEER WANTED.
VI A Whte Nan who has some knowledge 81 garden
inP lone with 0 wife pYeered) can pct good place ~
call nr or N7. RANDoLFH, a. b. Duiais corner Of
l4ih arc Boss streets. @Pl5-%.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

LATE PAPERs.- We are under special obligations
to Mr.. o. +. Webster, of the Adams Express Con-
pany, for copies Of the Washington papers Of Tues
day. This favor was the more acceptable from the
fact that the Baltimore and river steamers by which
the news agents here ere supplied, missed connec-
ton yesterday. We would, therefore, have been
deprived OF the latest news but for the considera;e
attention OF Mr. Webster.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

We learn that Gen. Robert L. Lee arrived in the
city last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

JTT WHITE GIRL 70 assist in Ceok-
w ing. " asbing, &C., Tor small family. ~ ok
light and good wages given. ApP,y TO
aoI >. ~ TONNE NEG OF &C.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
THE RAIDERS DISCHARGED.

TORONTO, April lO.-Thr rebel raiders we're. brought
before tie court tbs morning and all discharged, with
he exception Of lOung who was committed fortral.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
THE 0lTK 0FALLEGIA NEE AND PAhcLEOF
HONOR


We publish below the Oath of Allegiance and
Parole Of Honor, to which all citizens will be re-
quired to swear and subscribe. Whatever may
have been the sentiments entertained b. some ndl-
viduals during the Rebellion, and whatever may
have been their relations to any of she pr ointment
opposers C.: the United States Compartment. We be
heye that, TIE vicked instruction having failed in
all its aspects q will be found so peryerse as
TO neglect theotY ity nov pa:erpslIy .ordo:-
u % 4. sui of re.e,.- heir allegiance to IL best
-' 49,, enhgi;t-. he NOS. powerful Gov
=. nent & II III 's,- @- 80 - expe.
Il &c &C tho e. lew days cOrroborate 5.- r.. =.
naI..is On this subject. The only question .-.y.,
c.iZccs seems TO have been who should be the FIRST
to renew their citizenship and each of the Provost
Marsaars Offices bas been daily crowded with ap-
plicants from morning until night.
We give the for N of the Oath and Parole
OATH AND PAROLE.
OFFICE OF PRoyosr MARSHAL,
Rich nond, Va, -, 1868.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
OFFICE OF PRovosr MARSHAL,
Rich nond, Va, -, 1863.

--, DO sole mnly swear, in the pres
eRce Of ALMIGHTY GoD, that | will henceforth
faithfully support, protect and defend the Consti-
tuition of the United States, and the Union of the
States hereunder; and that [ will in like manner
ABIDE by and faithfully support all Acts of Con
gress passed during the existing rebellion with
reference TO slaves so long aud so far as not re-
peaIed, modified or held yoid by Congress or ty
dec ision Of the Supreme Court; and tina ! W.. 40
like manner abide b. ard faithfully support all
Pfoclamations Of the President made during The
existing re5e.liCs, having reference 70 slaves, So
long aao so far IS NJ. modified " declared void By
decision O. the Supreme Court-So HEIR NJ Con,
sad give my solemn parole Of honor TO be en-.
forced according &c law that will hold 70 cor
respondeuce v!.t, OF aitord any s-d o. coGior. 20
any enemies o. opposers OF the Unitei States, save
as a. act Of humanity, acn uste- e the neces-
stiles q indy. .ae's, VINO are IN sickness G. eis-
trees, aaa I solemny declare that this Oath and
Fro.o are taken and given freely ard Willingly,
Ti.hOa. a. gncl.G reservs tiou or cvesioG 6..t-
ever, 2id with Hl intention 20 keep TIE same.
Svern au1 subscribed TO, before TIE,
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

q HENRY K. PLANT, son Of Mr.. Henry
Plant, Of Nunica, and member of Co
F., l4th Mich. Infantry, has been promo
ted from Corporal to Color Sergeant, on
recommendation Of the officers Of his
Company, for so galIantly tescuing the
flag Of the regiment at the battle before
Goldsboro.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

ALL kinds Of Agricultural Implements,
from garden rake to mowing-machine,
can be obtained at the Agricultural Ware
house, Of A. i. Chubb, Grand Rapids.
Every article purchased will prove equal
TO the recommendations, as hundreds Of
our farmers can testify, and will be sold
as low as can be purchased anywhere west
Of Detroit. Farmers and citizens gener-
ally Of our county, who are 10 need Of
agricultural implements, can not do bet
ter than to boy Of Mr.. Chubb. His es-
sablishudspt is located on cAnsl street,
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

A PRorRAorED examination Of Mr.
Patterson, before David e. Rose, Esq,
of our village, on complaint of Hannah
Meade, for seduction, under promise o.
marriage, occupied several days of last
week--a large number Of witnesses be-
ing examined to prove character, DC. W.
understand the examination is not YET
fully closed. The parties to tho suit live
in Wright.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

The severe frosts Of last week have
pretty effsctually used up early cherries
and plums, along the lake shore and iu
The up-river towns of our county, and in
jured peaches greatly.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

oCAPr. H. SourER, Of this village, is
re-ftting and rebuilding small boat,
which he designs to run expressly as a
ferry steamer between Grand Haven, Fer
rysburg and Mill Point. The public will
undoubtedly appreciate and heartily sus-
tain the enterprise.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

WENnotice that Mr.. Albert r. Pike, on
Washington street, has recently enlarged
and reti,ted his place of business aud
added largely to his former stock. See
new advertisement in another column o.
this paper.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

We are informed by E. L. Fuller, Esq,
docking and forwarding agent, 10 this
village, that prices of lumber, &c., are
rapidly declining in Chicago. Dealers
refuse to pay sl1 by the cargo, and sales
are dull at even much lower figures.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

dOua iownsman, Wm. H. Parks, Esq,
who has the contract Of building the
State Road from Ferrysburg to Muske-
gon, has commenced operations. The
bridge, near the head Of Black Lake, is
nearly completed.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

OPERATIONS at the salt well, at Nus
kegon, are suspended, at present, BY the
breakage Of the rope, which loses about
six hundred feet Of itself, with the drill,
in the we'll.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17
nDoubt thou the stars are fire
Doubt that the sun doth move i"

tTVUVV uh1"V o'f0 VN'' s-1''' '-'7' =
But doubt not that DR.. D. H. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy will cure that
disease speedily and permanently. OBJ
tain circular Of your Druggist, showing
symptoms.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

4 TIE Governor has, by recommendation
10 the proclamation Of The President, APP
pointed Tuesday, the first day Of June
next, as q day of fasting.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, con-
yeniently and pleasantly located, can be
rented on application at the NeDs Office
Possession given immediately.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

Hon. DAVID DAVIS, Judge Of The U,
8. Supreme Court, has been chosen, by
Mrs. Lincoln, administrator Of the estate
Of the late President Lincoln.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-17

QRAsssodg both offall and spring
sowing, continue to grow rapidly sudgive
cheering promise Of abundance.

II i said very little corn has YET been
planted in this portion of the Valley, the
weather, thus far, proving too cold and
wet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

friends and relatives Of their dsIuded
and debanched victims.
One OF our young men-respectabiy and
honorably connectsd-openly proclaim
ed at the trial, on Saturday night, shat
the issue vas fairly made up, and they
would see whether Wells and his asso-
ciates would be compelled TO leave the
city. Poor boy Already evil commu-
nications have go corrupted his manners
that he is ready TO side With those who
would debauch his own kindred, and
against those who stand up in defense of
virtue and deceney But he asserted a
truth, nevertheless. The issue is fairly
made up. Our citizens may as we'll face
the responsibility AS public journal
ist, we would be false 20 our position
and unworthy the confidence Of the vir-
tuous did We hold our peace and fail to
warn the people Of their danger Let
the efforts now being made to punish the
scoundrsls who have been guilty Of
crime-as much worse than all other
crimes, a. chastity is the highest Of all
female yirtnes--fail, and our city
win svarm with the yermiu. ichabod
will be written nron the walls Of her
prosperity Our fine churches, even,
oay share 3 like fate With our school
houses and be converted into places Of
assignatiou. The issue is fairly recog-
nized By the agents OF vice, however IN
different may be some Of the friends Of
virtue
We t-.lemnly believe that our people
owe il 10 themselves and their children,
AS we'll as TO the future Of our beloved
city, 70 compel the hbertines in our
midst to leave At once and IN order. II
any Of our citizens choose to identify
themselves with the fortunes Of those Of
whom We speak let them share those
fortunes to the fullest and bitteresi ex-
tent. This must be done, or every
thoughtful aud prudent parent will re.
gard il as high time to make prepara-
tions to leave the city. Prompt, firm,
and cool action now may save a world
Of troubla hereafter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

many Of the wounded will yet die,
fear; and thus terminates .aree years
Arm Of service of battery which, from
the battle of Shiloh to the battle O.
Nashville has nobly sustained the credit
of the State and nation BY their deed:
Of heroisn.
Lieut. Sam. G. CaIfee, Of the 9th In.
diana battery, las furnished the foIlow.
ing list Of casualties in that corps:
killed-Sergeant John z Frier, Cor.
poral A. 5. Underwood, Joseph Julian,
William N. Henry, Samuel Dugglns,
Jesse o. Davis.
Missing-Wilsen MeCalrnent, Frank
English, j. Smith, Benjamin Thomas,
Thomas Sparks. John Healey, John
Taylor.
Mortally wounded-Johnson Whitfield,
David G Stanford, James G Goldsmith,
Geo w Grimes, William Griffin, W q
Coffin.
Seriously wounded-Thos Day, John
5 Smock, Z C Turner, Frank Brown, r
Il Beckett, John Cox, " Fl Miller, ~ q
Butler, i Z Ball, and W Fl Guffey.
Slightly wounded-W Fl Turner, wv j
Brown, W w Smith, jos T Wolf, Corne
hus Thompson, Ora Sanderson, Charles
Connolly, Wm N Lowden. John N Con
nor, Cyrus Welborn, Edmond Baton,
Davis Stevers, Geo w McKiusey, % p
Linsey. John Kuteh, James L Shelby,
Fuller Bradley, John Carly. Joel Elliott,
Il B Hibbards.
Sergeant John II Coz, of the Missouri
detachment, furnished the following list
Of casualties among the Heu under his
command:
Dead,-CoFporal Dretohler, Vim Loeky,
and K import
Missiug-Frank Welmes, Womatk A
Smysh, Fred Nan, Miller Mat, Joha
RigerwoBdsr, one missing, uame an
known.
Wounded--James Poe, Mckott
Henry shuttell, Charles Mccoy, Cerpo-
raj Arus. and boz nauad Bentz. who
ran away from home and followed ihs
company.
W. r Cumming, Of Peoria, the clerk
Of the Eclipse, was killed. W u. Tay~
lor, Of the 9th Battery, vas rescued from
the floating, burning wreck of the
Eclipse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY NOON.

The river is swelling very slowly and
is still full OF floating ice, bat the past
three warm days have rendered it some
what soft and rotten. and within the next
twenty-four hours, II this weather holds,
navigation will be practically restored
The stephen Decatur, which has been
in winter.qaarters at Flint Island, came
down this morning, aud, after lying here
few minutes, took her way down the
river. She is loaded with Government
supplies
The Glendale came up from ber ice
lfarbor this morning, experiencing little
OF no difficulty She will leave for Gin
einnsti At 5 o'clock tomorrow morning.
She has nice trip on board
The grand Armada Is rapidly filing
and viii have All the freight and passen-
gers she can carry. The wharf is piled
full Of freight, and another boat might
be loaded to-day The Armada viii leave
about q O'Clock
The r K. Dunkerson went across the
river this morning and brought the VIM.
White 70 ihis side.
The Dunkerson will leave for Bowling
Green this evening
We have 20 adviees Of any boats
coming from above, but may expect ar
rivals at any hour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

thousand Inhabitants, but il is too cold
to visit the town. The discovery of Gil,
and the interest taken in it, has attract.
ed many people here from distance.
Rents are high, and the demand for
houses and stores cannot be supplied.
The principal talk is about oil, and al
most every man you meet has map in
his hand, showing the situation Of some
great oil land which he seould sell, but
at a great sacrifice, while every few min
uses we hear that Mr. Somebody has
struck oil " in new place Alto
gether, this is quite an oleaginons town.
and many oily persons with oily tongues
are specializing in oily lands, while some
are really growing rich in oil Petrols-
um is far ahsad Of shoddy here
If misfortune or oil Ehould ever bring
you here, atop at the Swan House, where
you are sure Of good fare aud good ac-
eommodations, and can always hear the
latest rumors from the oil regions.
Yours, truly, L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
DYspep psin,

- - attendant train II symptoms, it acts NOR.
l4sn sHAfm thsn Haaleine There Is nothing
10 thf raHRs oi tba aiatefia Medlea that for = mo
meut HaaF q eoiupaEisau Nith If IN thia disease.
tiil aeeeuaf Of tiiis WguaffiHi plaHt may b.
band "a the Iith edition ofthn t7 s u'sreflsato.
-, pages 1881 aaa 1873
series 81 oxperiuel ta ia which ia Haii hA'
- t9r years engaged, has Just beet breughf Il
tsheoeahitl terminal ien aud be is now euablad q
uhty to tae public combination Of Cedron, with
other approved tanios, she whole preserved IN lhs
heHt quality IF copper DISTILLED B0nfisun whiaAy.
Wen he Z couiiesnt has equal la the world
might furnish = volume 81 certificates, but
pubiic have long aiuea learned to eHtifaAt,
<4ags Al their true vaiua. The safest plan is, Eol
tyety one % test for himself the virtues Of uep
mndlclnn. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
RULES AND REanIlrIn rs

l. No papsrs given AwayA ~ the Cou s.er 9. f,r
grAtusteas eircHiAtiea.
, No advertisements. lesai notices xpa@fa.
serted unless prepaid or pay gnArAntssd
s. Aavsrtissmeuts viii never be ssOompsnled By
local notices aniess contract Is msds 70 tAas set.
ard vaias rsoslved for the nasiea.
4 Nc Is Local Eetioe.s however short, wfuses
inserted fer less than One Dollar each day.
;, Marriages, Funeral and Religious Notices
must invariably be paid In advance 10 secure in-
seVtioe.
s Ne deficiency en- the pAr4 AZ carriers will h.
usde good ty the Ohos. If the carriers All 10
leave pApsrs Is ordsrea aaa directed. thsy must
pay for their earelessness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
BY TELEGRAPH
our SPECIAL REPORT.
(spseal 10 the Evapsvills Journal.
Occupation OF Talkebaaehl.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3L-The Port Royal
Ner SosEtA Of the 23d confirms the oc-
eupation Of Talkebatchie by our troops.
Il was thought the rebels would make o
stand at Ashboro. e
Part Of Admiral PoFters feet had
joined Dahlgren in Charleston HarhoE.
Heavy fogs prevail at Port Royal.
The new gunboat Savannah had ar
rived there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
Cedron Bitters

one trial and you will neqer usa any others.
10 u not neaessarY to pahlHh long list Of dis
eases for which tho CedrOn Bittera a specific.
In all diseases Of the sFUmACH, bow
ELS LIVER or KIDNEYS
Ia all affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEtAhaEME OF
TH - STOMACH on HOWEH.st
II GOVT, RHEUMATISM AND HEI-
HALGAAs
Aud "a EVER AND AGUEt
tttH destined 20 sHparceda all other remedies IL
net oniq eures these diseases, but Il pAEveaf ;
tham.
wine gtaas fall IF the hitteFa takgu an hous
hetofo each eea, sii obviato the III effects Of ths
most unhealthy climate, and sereen the patsuB
taking Il against di8eass under the moat irstug
exposures
Sold by Druggists and 0rooers generally
ns-nF J0HN BOLTS Principal once. Flff
street Louisville. X.
Sold By PETER YfERLfS @. 8
fehs sole Agent Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

CHATTANooeA, Jan. so midnight
Col Salm, Of the 6Sth \. Y. infantry, in
command Of his own regiment and a
portion OF the 18th eoloEsd regiment, has
returned 20 Bridgeport from an expe-
aition to Town Greek, II miles from
Isamons Landing, where be surprised
and routed guerrilla band, killing and
wounding and capturing foar, With 33
horses and equipments
Iaeat Morton, of abe 18th eolored
troops, was killsd--she only loss sastain-
ed by our forces
The guerrillas at Athens, yesterday,
captured and killed Major DsviRe, Of the
Tennessee loyal frSaps. They alao cap
taTed Major MeGoughey. Of McMinn
eoanty, and Col Grosvenor.
Gen Steadmsns command has driven
the gueFrIilas eaG of ihs coaaty-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
Gbe 1aiLp 5ournaI.
PUBLISHED BY
JAMES b. acEEELY
I'm THAYEg.
uxDEg TEE Ffa1 oF THK
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal BuiIdingss
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AED wATRg.
Editorial convention.

The Editors and Publishers Of Indi-
ana viii meet in Convention at Indian.
apolis, on Friday, February 3, at one
o'clock p. N. A distinguished speaker
will be present to address the meeting.
All Editors are earnestly requested to
be in attendance, as business Of impor.
fance will be franaacted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
Compound Psotoral Of VIVA ohsrr

hss become household word throughout ths
West sud South and hls Worm Lazenges. 10 ies-
than gear after their Introduction, STAINED
fgpaatlon aa wide spread a. TIE coutinsnf
Worth America kut ths crow ing glory Of his
lie Fenalus e. b8 attained in his latest dise0ysfy
81 rather combination f9r hs does net claim 0
hage been DE diseovefsf II CEDR9N, s1iieh is the
basis 81 thr bttefs nov offered to The pnbiis
fhst honor belongs % the native Inhabitants o
Central America, T. whom its virtues haye bsen
kiawn iur mora than two hundred years A. q
9itis IT, she fHdian bids defiance 10 the mosi dead
" dsiaFia HHd hasdles without fear the most
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