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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-13
Washington News.
WASHINGTON. MAY. 10.
THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION.

THE POLICY OF THE ADMlNl5iRAlioN'
The proclamation of President John
son, re-establishing the authority OF
the laws of the United States in Virginia.
is generally believed here to be the re-
suit of a carefully -matured decision III
the cabinet, and will apply in future as.
the reconstruction policy for the South
ern States Governor Pierpoint will i'm
mediately proceed to Richmond, and as
sumo executive control of the state. 1t
may be added he.e that everything is be-
coming quite peaceful throughout Nir-
ginia The railroads and telegraphs are
being repaired without interruption from
any quarter A new telegraph line from
Weldon to Richmond has been compile
ted, and one is in course of construction
from Washington to the latter city.
NO MEDICAL SUPPLIES BEING BOUGHT.
The medical bureau of the army has
discontinued the purchase of all lmedical
supplies,
IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS,
The War Department has made an i'm,
portant decision to the effect that officers
of volunteers, of rank below brigadier-
general, who have been honorably dis
charged under the orders of May and
6, are entitled, by an act of Congress to
three months additional pay.
THE HoMEwARD MARCH.
The homeward march of the grand
Army of the Potomac is nearing Wash
ington. The Second and Fifth corps are
encamped tonight fifteen miles this side
of Fredericksburg, and about sixty miles
from this city. They left Richmond on
Saturday.
A PARDON BY THE LATE PRESIDENT.
The conspirators at Indianapolis, In
diana, who are about to be hung, where
promised, through delegation from that
state short time since, communication
of death sentence by the late President
Lincoln.
SECRETARY STANToN's NEW YORK OR
The attempt of the Daily Ne,cs, which
lately proclaimed itself "the organ of
President Johnson" to become now the
organ and defender of Secretary Stan
ton, is regarded here with considerable
amusement Ex-Postmaster-Ge General Blair
might have been discounted to find such
an aid enlisted under Secretary Stanton's
banners, but that his recent visit to New
York was on professional business solely
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IN use IN Tennessee for the last twenty years, snd
pait-es haf,ng maeiinf ~ e anuiacf1reJ by Ills a
Moor, will find il 70 their in ere % hsve Their re-
pairs done at these works. as nc one else has the
mined 70 do all ork entrusted 70 US PROMPTLY,
AND AT The Low ESr PUSSIBLE PrlCEs,
our obie being 70 EnaKe II the interest Of ell par
ties to deal i'll 1s. Every mp ovs ment IN Ma
thineTy that has for its beet she saving Of labor,
fUel and unnecessary well hi Of material, will be
adopted BY as Parties contenpla ing striking
OH be furnished with Ioels and Machinery for
boring ana pumping, a, cheap As they can be fur
nshsd from Pitisburg. Parties wishing
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Aitheugh you may be pronounea3 isrr..s1. ~
aamarltan's Root and erb Juice viii -er, ~.
ssstge q Impurities nom lie systsl 81
the bad effects Of mercury - ~ ~ -
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
4 TO THE
7 H Il RID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville. Tennessee. 20
o,u.. :, ~, Ia Tar .sssE Dls,Er.ss1. ]


ohiee Of the Comptroller OF the Currtuev.
Washington June &c, 1895.
Ny HEREAs, by sa isfactcry eviderce presented
w to he undersigned, it has been made to an,
pear that TIE Third NATIONAL BANK az
eASHNILLE," IN the city Of Nashville. in he
county Of Davidson, and State OF Tennessee. has
been duly organ zed under and acc0rtlifv Ia ire
requirements Of the Acs OF Congress. emitted tl4n
act % provide Natcnsl Currency secured ~, a
pledge of Unite1 Stat s bonds and b provide for
the eirculat on and redempt on thereof spprovei
June 1884. and hes compiled with ali the proyi-
slons Of "a d set. required 10 be compiled Win he
lore commencing The business Of Banking under
SAID act: ~ e --tsi
Row, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke. Conont,n1ler
of the Currency, do hereby certify III 4 .he bird
Nat,.na Bang Of Nashville" in the city oil Nash
vile, IN he county OF Davidson aatl Stale n Ten
nessee, is authorized to eonnsence the businats or
Bark ng uIdsr h act afors said
in testimony wheFeoe witness NV
( Sc AT, Ahand and seal OF Office. this sixseenib
kON Jday OF june 1865
FREEMAN CLARKE.
Comptroller Of the Cure ncy.
80 The above institution will be opened for busi-
aess u the eogEse Of few days, Of which due no.
EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
ie2772n leity rapers copy
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>vNIvERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McGILL,
BOTANIC PKYEICEAH.


For further information in regard 4,
the skillful success in the Treatment y
diseases, the reader is referred to SrsI
Il 8 fHERAPkuTIcs and MARSHA MrDIcA
two large volumes, late edition of 1850
the best work in the United States
where sou will find Dr.. McCilfs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF the age in the treatment of dis.
eases OF women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
toed. With my general practice l treat
the following
ChrOnlc Oases
win satisfaction: Rheunnt!sna, Affections O, n.
IA aseassi Diseasea 81 the Throst, s0elsd Joints
s.n L.lno9 fssIrsy, F4nss Deere Career, Gravel
shs stomach, Neuralgia, Kings xvi on scrof,le
Dsisdness. Dserassa Of the Eyes, nobiltnied -,
ss.i..l lyspsPais o. Indigestion, and Consamp6ol-
Dsseases OF the urinarv Ds-nar,s..
TO tho ls1dlo8.
Al Affections II tbs WOMB treated win eucsnsn
those Married adiea who have been 60 unforrn
% tar i tine Il foua preasst ~ rViuS 800 I5s
RteriIitY.
foang Msuts4 LAdies whose ra.slcrs.rs Il -.
49, - ~ -. -. ~ l1e SCISSOR remember
500 nis sae yeti should multiply and repenish II
ms y your essiFe yon csn conguit me either i,
letter OF IN percn. No lady over thirfy-fye vesrs
q sge need nake application. All comunricrtc-s
~ lettsz g PEI eon stzlctly eenAaAntizl.
SlgAt EmlsslOns Cured. Il
fctIng HsE. stop psfora you further tno. o. N
slseasas eatsct . nan th sse Il no disease 50 hs-d
" cere eA Hikm Emissions, and phyEicisus a., |
scarce thas Understand trealrg 81; azd % vor So
say tAt have cured dozens ii this city a wei -
~ eAe.eat States, uno have speui dollar aiter riol
Ut ano are nov wed cured b ne. am daily "a
csifng letters azd sending medicine g Al pslfu y,
me country. In word, Al that are dressed h 1
- way, aad VIII give ne a cal, VIII give ss.s-
acsle1 tel All 81 The Diseases ruantonnd in tbs
.ertsenent Tie kesi Of references riTaa $ a.
tty. - -
Al ieitera d1Tsctsd 10
DR.. EcalLL,
Jason street, Nashville Taxa.
~sf-N III usaea ufsh nrass d .asaeua
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Adsefaselnenis in tie SPECIAL Column, fsst tina
nom % lines, s. oo-each additional liua -
cents suosequenf Insertions, 10 cents Per Ina II
Aoeal goirrnni hrsi time, from 70 lines Al O.
each a11uona lina, - eants; suhseuuspi i,,sr~.
tons, IS cents per me
al edYertiseneuis Occupying nrerfal r.-sts,..
<oo AZ de1tae column adFeElisernenfs vii -
emerged 50 per eeri. adFAnce On reCuIer rasee
MARRIAGE AID FUNERAL NOTICES
WI Be charged ct TIE regular s.iveriiss.,, -.,..
sae sa-t Invariably be paid advance, q no n
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For Sale

A VALUABLE Hot1sE AND LoT IN RUsTs-
"a YlLLk. Ala. he unoernened osers It
PhltA1 y SALE one 81 The most deSirsoie reai-
dences ID this pleasant town. The situation il
oeRfrai and impf0vs r1entB COED. Is
Prcmpt possession map be ohsainad. For par
tenisrs apply % B. READ.
iyls-ste BOX 81 Hunt'slile, Ala.
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9 BIS Alcohol. e per cent
Proof Spirits.
Pure French Brsndg. Fe'et
= Holland Sin,
fare Tort, Asdeira, ard shesrv Wi.aa
" '''s '0~' o bNlN q PENDLETON
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Stoves AND HOLLOW-WARE.

A business that has heretofore been neglected il
Nashville but determined to furnish as gooC
q stove IN design, finish, DURABILITY and chespnes.
as can be msde in ile United Stsies.
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Nashville and ohsttsnOogs
Railroad Company.

oFfroz or NasHvI1LE AzD onA7raNaosa r. r. Co.
EAsHx1IzE, funa IL. lsss.
IN constantly Hith the Chsr1sf q TIA comu,pv
i the regular Annual sIeeisag ~ ne sgoskho -
IS he7soF called On the 18th DAY cf Affersl 11srf
AZ ths o1oes tF the psrpose 81 eisctizr Beard IN
sa1E a large aitehdSnca Is desired. a. ofbe- -
1ss 81 iz1 pofance alll BE- greserted fsr her go
S 3s5..saoa q svRAs. rsssssat.
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5ols copal VaTnish, Bbl Isu.n v,r.,..
So@cn Foo-7,-
one barrel SLACK Leatber,
r9f ssAe low, By EWfN a PRNnr nm,
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Wanted

"A YOUNG LADY 10 attend h Fsn-v r,,c.t.
"a sad thinning fpFs. ems accnainEs ! 80.
- s,'sass preferred. Eaqaiss q 10. % Uass
yis-ss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21

Hon. Rehald ogelshys GOveEnor State OF Illinois.
Hoa- David l. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
Hor. VIM. 6. BroWnioW, Governor Of tennessee.
BIs. Sen. Jas P. Bro2noa, Adj. Gen. state Of Ten.
nesses
Hon N. NJ Bren, Nashville.
Hon Vim. Nathaniel Baxter, baahyula.
Hon, 10. c. Guiid, Nashxiia
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. ". Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
hessrs. Merris 4 strstson, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
NimFod Por or, Colombia, Tenn.
Juaels-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21

the Termination OF The Rebellion.
Earl Russell laid before Parliament
on the 9Th inst, the following dispatch
from Mr.. Seward to Sir F. Bruce. the
British Minister at Washington, in re-
ply to the official notification that the
Government Of Great Britain had re-
eOgnized the rebellion in the United
States as at an end.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21

csTEArEn CT stolen ron tie Market House, on
~ TIE nsorninE 81 July IN. one DARK BAY
B0Rs &. cary black msss and 3aii susall crop ca
len ear, black seRs, years q, and about hands
high Had - hog-skin stddie End liaht sslcred
hgidlr. Any person siFing inioEmagionl cepcatzinE
iYI-g ADAM COZ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21
THE FoUNDRY DEPARTMENr
The Machine Shop

IS directly under the contioi Of the Froprieior
whois we'll known in this city ios the lestten years
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~~t~sgt ftcltNt
We vin endsavos . have Il arrays Is rascs :,
The PINK Ccrnte is for ssIs bv am.
= ~. - Des5eis n Arlny 6ooda n nashsaie. ~
~ a ~ p nal, postpaid, . sny adaress. On reors
-. a. orcers By mail should be addressed a p "
~ ~ -, %, Successors % q L Baz.os a.
- - =. nAahsilss Tann. -
spvl-6
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Sanaritan'a Wasb
From tAe 3aiiinlors S.a.
WAT IAE SURGEONS 81y o. TER o.
MARITAAnS RRHFDTFQ -


"Pesr Hosrszk1s Fon4 MknszstuY
bslnncfs, nd, Feb -, 1854
u nsse great satisfaction n siatiBe TIA. I hars
"a ne Ssusd5itHi ReAsissss Iof vcnerssi d.
-, - = i.s most customary foun; Chat have used
them nth Judgement. dssereiiou s,,S ,,-onerv sri
1ate ioand them 70 respond 10 my anticiuasichs
tIo4fty nnd otteetuaiiys Knowing their ccrapo-
-.-un, hagB TIE f1ileat coualleucs ii lheir ce4.
t6om strongly AIFnrs 81 BcVTna
Assistant Surgeon 9Th 6es York Vols"
Let + be understood that these remedies are IS
sscomneneed, and VII positively e1rs The disaasss
10 which they ere offered
Price 81 Mals Packages, samsritan's 6ia 500;
Female 500 Root and Herb Jzice ea.e9; Wash
60 cents.
sold b vi &C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Coraer ChuEch end Vise sfrsefB.
EAsHvuEE, TIEa-
Desmond Co, Pzppnssozs. sls Raes strosss.
F1iIadeIphis.
janle-cn,
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses Will n5 it 10 their interest TO
call before contracting elsewhere Part cuiar at
tention viii be pad 10 the manufacture or
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A Rare Chanca

a 80 80 I-hAfk STAND FOR A MY .Goona
- 80 ~ ~ . oaered for RENT. fsnslt3 - 49,
iyiSidiss Fes pafiicu'au inqairs 4 lhe siore,
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Notice.
AH GOLD AND SILVER a
SI WATCHES. y

Sets Silver Were, Diamond sets and Rings. Fn
glish silver cruet Stands, Butter Coolers Rld Tes
service, tianOs, Sewing Msch mes, Vest chsins
hraeelets, l.ockets, Sold fene Is, SEES Of Jewelry
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Worth One Million Dollars.

To be Sold a. One Dollar Each, wIsAhOu,
Regard 20 yalRe,
AND NOT TO RI PAID ron uN1IL rou Ksov wH.r yor,
ARz 10 REcEIvE
CAT LOGTE8 b
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21

Notes q al The denominations named win Be
promptly iurniahsd upon reeeipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely sinh
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thirhss al
ready sold, except that the Gcyernmsnt reserves
tOtself the option Of paying interest in gold coin
at Q per cent, instead of 7-s-lOtha in currency
Subscribers win dedlist the interest in currency M
70 July 18th, at the tine when they subscribe.
The delivery Of tbs notes Of this third series Of
The seven-thrt es viii commences on The Is. Of June
and VII he made promptly andIe0ntnuousiy assr
that date.
Ihs sligl change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only The matter of interest
The payment in go {. if made. vii bs soul,aIsp.
70 the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Cold
b awaited Of would SO reduce and eqaaliss pries
that purchases made with six per cent. in sold
would befaliy equal to those made With seven and
threo-teaths per cent in eurrencv. ,T3is IA fha
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- |" F'17lNF1 elfuIuf
eOnOrrhoa, elect. STRUCTURES.



sAMARTrANs GIFT.
ssnt By mail in plan envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
SorOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. Tetta,s
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or yeneriai
Diseases, etc.
sAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB .JfTIcre
ls offered 70 the public as positive cprs
sfPHl19 Or VESERIAI. sFAaTrs ~. a
MAklIAh'5 ROOT AND HERB JUICfe h -
most potent certai1 and efIeciI1al rnrrss,l -.
scriDed 3 reaches and eradeates s,.irv A. -
ne senereal poison, 20 that she cure 4 thora,,b
and permanent. Take thea Of this Pyifvirs, 49,
edy and be healed, snd not transmit - .s.
''ki'y mat ~ which you may repent in sfer vesT1
DO NOT DESPAIR5
Aitheugh you may be pronounced i5eursss a..
e tt1ot and Herb Juices viii reroovs evs
q Impurities nom lie system a. well - ~
ne bad effects Of mercury. - ~
FEMALEsf FENALrgff
u many affections with which nr,.t,.sss =, =
me- Al1eIs ne ROOT AND zHERR Jf5ifszS 7.
,rrhcsas n bearing down, Falling ~ ne =, .s4
Deoi'y and for al compsinis incident . Re 80
Samaritan's Wash
g, e case q SYPHILIS. used IN oonfuno.ios ia,
il ~ noos and Herb Juices Pun directions'
,8es5 - = .Ae7e remedies is alike aolrnoul.
NE y. 5. Hospitals, fhus restoripg n 1870
aAnJ q our brave soldiers = '--t-
Fspa tAs 8alssmorsI saa.
WAT re gDR8E0Es 84y o. TER "a
MARlIAAS RR3LEDTRs.
tfpcrr Hnerrs..1 b. 49,
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@asIlrille saalull.


Friday. July u. ls6s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22


Forts Morgan, Gaines. Powell, B1aksly, spAns1
Fort, Mobile, Montgomery and ssls1, j. on Der
way home via Montgomery, Mobi =, The Gulf aud
Neg Cleans. She % have let Beb3fs or the
10 b. and ought 10 be looked for in these waters ia
a few days Captain Luck Tears his hOpcrs with
modssty and dignity, and brioFs with the TarAs-
con trophies Of bis campaign, including green
lizard, captured on she plantation Of tHe T med
Alabama kelle, Lucy Eealeg also a grey coon,
descendant o. the kame '.oid com thas fgar-d
30 auccessinily Ira the eampaig8 that elected Gen
eral Harrison. Thsse, togsthsr with ma y ihsr
articles too numerous 20 mnntion, ecu &c seen On
tbs arrival Of the boat, ard all sums c.fle,t
the ow will Be dorastd % he sahilsry Cone
mission.
DIszAHTLtD IN A gToEN.-Ths Missouri, Capt
Hurd, bound TO GsE OrieaRs, ssyas caught in the
storm Of sunday srsriDs wills lying Al New
Albany and nearly dismautied of hsr rppfr
works. Fortunately ~ one vas hjrrsd, aH1 ths
damage 70 the boat eau Be repaired 10 few days
The storm, though Of Ea1Et dEFati0R, vas very
violent, stEfkln tho nissourf on her HtarbCard
quarter, the wind from the southwest dismautiiuK
her cabin, or hurricane roof aft Of the Wheel
house aud such was the fire. o. the Wind shat
the roof Wss carried ashore, sud fell a1gh Upon
the bank, perfect wreck Il MATER The ladies'
cabin pretty eGsctraly unrOofsd, but all
ofhsy portions Of the beat uuiHjured. 4
number Of nschaaies ~frs 81 work yesterday re-
pairing damages.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

New YORK, June 2I-Dr. dackey,
the well known Charleston UHionisi,
prOnounces the delegation, just arrived
from that city, 10 confer with the Pfesi-
dent on the subject Of the employ nent
Of freedmen in South Carolina, com
posed entirely of original secession
lists and rebels throughout the war He
regards their coming as an unimportant
result to the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
SEE


DY VIRTUE or an ORDER OE TffE YsT.
ID derbntNh Circuit CONT, had ~ ts arr !
term, issi. 4, the uuderaf nei eomiuiss ION ~ 81.
for for SAFE a rpFi0ate sals, the ~ ewing de-
serlhed rial estate. ;o-witt'
lots I've and six g ssd - IN block nins la)
10 ths FoartS EntaFg Hnsent % the - q ksabs-
VILE. Indiana
The above property embrace I've desirable
city lots, With a two-stgfy frafao louss, saicb
viii ~ sold 'fyr ovh ~ on tine DefTEae pay
~ nts 90 D. secugodly note Win approved sHfsty
% ear Interest from date aud Naiyius relief lass.
20 C. ASA IGLEHAET,
fuy2f f Goa N - uusr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

PHILADELPHIA, June I-A special
dispatch from Washington TO the Ever :
ing Telegraph Of this city, announces
the death Of Mrs W. "A. Seward, the
wife Of the Secretary Of State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

Gen. HurIbut 30 be Court MartIaIed-
WARRINGTON, June 2l.-Gen. HurIbut
is to be court maTtiale1 at New Orleans
on serious charges
Officers from New Orleans report that
Kirby Smith made nothing privately in
cotton operatious. He only used cotton
to secure pay aud substance for his
army. His Quartermaster lately turned
over TO Gen. Candy So, 000 in gold as
rebel property.
Capt Schafer arrived to day having
in his charge Mr Gayle, OF Columbia,
Alabama, who advertised proposals to
assassiEate Mr. Lincoln for one million
dollars. The prisoner is lawyer, and
claims that the affair. was a joke He
has applied Tor Reverdy Johnson ard
JAS i. Brady as counsel.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
WAII, PAPER. 20.

TTsT RECEIVED a LAEGE AID WILL
4 seI-ef.I ssertmeEt o Val eod Wiaa9N
s.r'er,. as. aud ngur-d, witch the pnbife are
ryftee 10 ealE and ExSmirs bafors pgrrEsslrg
a. a SEQ suppiy % Tes ys0r's rev poem-
E~ocs Iu5Ev-is S@s~< even yf.es = eestsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
PAINTING.
Sign, Freseo and Ornamental
PAINTING

TIE sUBsCEBEEs woELD EKsPKCT-
i f1fly announces 70 the pubic Of Evansville
ard vicinity HAS fheY are KrstasEd teakxsc ate al
kinds Of Frescos sign aad 0rEagsasal Painting.
which wilI Eixs sstizfacfsu 20 Aissir oastoesrs
5rics - sa4t - sEslrkEaszls ht1sa SOS
EJ- Zixs9 Psizsss and zfzFstzlses 81 eur cEr
uaaks, csaFzszEiT on hsnd- "a ass el s--
So Shep 30. Fourth strset. bervssa Locgst
aad walnut, opgsesits NaFksE Ho1ss,
usEl zgAzTElS sCHHAEGE8LE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

BosToy, June 2I-The Africa sailed
for Liverpool to-day, taking no specie
Hon J. p Hale, and family, United
States Minister to Spain, were among
her pass sngsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
u ID *. II VI
No. IL FIRST Street.
PROVISIONS.
LIGHT BREAD.

sweet Light Bread.
GTRATTOs's CELEenATRD xEAsI cox
= foosl1 th- very besf srfisis f3r family b.kiss
sTsr diverted. Thsss esksz whrnessf they have
cone 10 cgmpallOu ~ith otaer yeazt e4Esas bass
iaEariAbiy carr I'd % the prsnfan.
Tks tE1ds co 10 sspgsn1 % 4. Q. Baifoek's
Drag Store, 50. 10 sonia Etrst stssets nsAf The
Pssinfrrs, EvAnryflis iBd- a~@Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
CLOTHES WRTNGER,
The bert in use.
". al. ~ n sooH

a clear. smooth Stxln aud Bsautt-
ful Compisx isn foiisw tho use 81 Heimheidss
CouesnEratad Ftui 4 Extract aafaApafiha II r.
moves black spots, pimpiaa, aud al eruptena 81
the skin.
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TAKEN up.

ny The UEDEEsTcs I'd. LTvIEG Is GOOD.
u ssiiv,lte. bc-t the Z5th q Nay led Cs~
ata Calf vltnouf sBy distiaa uishing marx. The
over can bsss thsn by ealing an paying
CHARGE.
jels-IE EaED. AIdEiDE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
HATR DYE! HAIR pYRI

Bachelors Hair Dye is the tess in he
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
-IAstAntaaeous sud lGeliAble- pro-
duees sspleEdid Black or Natural Brown-reus-
dies tbs i'll effects Of bad Dyes, aud f7vansasIy
rsstOrezahs original color, sold b all Drnggisss
The genuine is signed. W A. Bstehslor, 81 Bar.
clay street, New York. APPS sz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

NEW YoRK, June p Gold better but
dull. Money and Exchange unchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
GOLD

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any osher House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
THE VERYaLkTEST
T. Z L L Or II a II II.

II IL l. L. Sr liz. a Il H
The Man who Fired the first gun on
Sumter Dead.
WAsHIyGTcE, June 2E-Edward Raj.
Fin, OF Virginia, who fred the frat gun
on Fort Sumter Is dead He committed
suicide, near Richmond on Saturday
last, by blowing bis head eff With gar.
A memorandum was found among his
papers, says the Richmond Repnb lie1B,
stating that be would not i've under The
Government of the United States, hat
be preferred death to doing 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

a Thing OF Beauty Is n Joy For
evsr. Tn Sc WAu de-ire briiiiaucy OF slex ou
mus. purity aud eurich the bleed whieh Helm-
hold's Csaceutrafed Extract SsrsapATsila isrsrss-
bly, does Eecoil- &C IL is patent medicine. Ask
f3r Helmhold's Take no other
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
NOTICE.

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snd bear aB4 dsfsrnina 81 con pzis ts Or grirsaB-
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