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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

A Speck OF Danger.-The minstl'te black
spot on the enamel of tooth, is an evidence that
decays effacing finger has touched it. Quickly in
terpose the sozoDoNT a safe guard, the to 9th
is gone-and not only that one, but perhaps hail.
a dozen. Be assured that nothing but SOzoDOST
will either efectually prevent arrest dental di
sease. nov2O29O
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Gold DraftS.-we are prepared to Tissue
Drafts on New York, payable in Gold in suDAs to
suit purchasers at the most reasonable rates.
novI3:2G6 E. J. FARMER d co.
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One car load of choice Winter Apples just
received aud Cor sale by
D. BURGERT & SONS,
nov1T:26f No. GO River street.
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Geo. A. Barlow has re-opened his Piano
Warerooms, No. Euclid avenue, where he is re-
ceiving large stock of Pianos, Cabinet Organs and
Melodeons. nOy2l:264
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q FurnisI,inc Goods.

Oent7S FurnIShInE GOOtS.--MOtt
Haight, have just opened splendid asso rtment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods foT the fall and winter
trade, at No, 14l Superior street, hnder the We'd
dsll House, M ha oetT:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

Reduction in price of PrOVisiOns-on
account of the decline in hogs weare ena,led
to reduce the price of Fresh and Salt Pork and
Lard from two to i've cents per pound.
ROSE & PRENTISS,
nov15 Nos. Il2 and IA Ontario-st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

For SaIe.-IOO bbls Prime Winter Apples, at
a low figure. Inquire at R. T. LYONS,
novl6:2G6 MerWin street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

Time to Think Of if.-An vino wal 1t Pho
tographs for holidaypreseuts. Please leave orders
at once-no time 70 spare p RY DER.
nov6:2GS
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nisfingulsIled yisitors.
From Washington.
Negro Suffrage.

W,sU1vcToy, November 2I.-The Board
Of Aldermen have passed the resolution
from the Council to the effect that in the
event of any bill being introduced into
CONGRESS for the admission of the colored
men of the CITY to the right of suffrage, that
tn Mavor be hereby authorized TO call the
Co nciis together. within two days Dotlce,
for the purpose OF taking into consideration
me .sures for holding special election to
OBJ ain the sentiments OF the people on the
subject.
I NAV be stated in connection that many
of the property holders of Washington are
an ,ious to have the charterof the city sur
rendered and the government of the city
nlaced in the hands of Board of CommIs-
siouers appointed by the President OF the
limited States, as in its early history, their
object being to quiet the agitation OF the
su{fraoe question, as well as to secure econ
omv and greater benefits in the eXpendi
ture q the money collected from them by
the present system of taxation.
Baker.
To-day's Daily Chronicle contains an ar
ticIe in defense of General l.. C. Baker,
Chief Detective of the War Department,
Notwithstanding the terrible outcry
against General Baker he has the couf-
| dence of the department 70 WhlCh ne 10 AZ
tached. He has not failed in all instances
| to report his accounts to his superior officer
! This he is bound to do, and we are sure
the War Department, which is better ad-
| visad of all the facts than any of General
/ Bakers traducers, has not yet found oeea
I ston TO condemn him for any of those
4 THINGS which have been so magnifed and
| distorted by portion of the press. Gener-
4 Al Baker has not committed single person
4 TO the Old Capital for more than two years,
and ne has not been authorized to do SC
since the latter part OF 1862 7
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s9d S9s Tor money; Illinois Central shares
sl4@s2; Erie 54Ca544 U. s. 52Os 6S4@64'
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154 superior street, opposite the weddrII

Study Economy by purchasing your FURs
(ether wholesale or retaili direct from the maau-
acturers. DECKAND s ENGELHAR
Fashionable Hatters and Fur iers,
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Special Dispatches.

RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, AN.
Special Dispatches to Western Associated Press.
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Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA. M.-The Cotton Brokers
circular reports the sales of the week at 81, 900
bales including l2OuO bales to exporters and 10
OO0 bales TO eNpCrters-
The market opened very dnll and all quail
ties slightly declined, but closed somewhat firmer,
with an advance Of I'd per pound on American and
less firm for Egyptian.
The authorized quotations are. Orleans fair 2jdi
middling I'D; Mobile and Texas middling aS4d
uplands fair 2254d; middling 2012d.
The total stock in port is J06,jOU bales, including
"a, 900 bales Of American.
The sales Friday were 1900 bales, the market
closing firm and upward
saturday,. M.-The sales to-day were 5000
bales, including 1000 bales taken hy speCuators
and exporters.
The market closed qniet and unchanged.
GOODS AND YARNS.
The trade report advices from Manchester show
that the market for goods and yarns opened nom
inal, but has since grew frmer.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Barring & Bros report the market for American
| Securities firmer, and quotations as follows
United States 5-20s Gi54@64; Maryland Is 20 !;
| Virginia Gs 2734 Maryland Is - Illinois Cen
trdl sl1@@Sl54 Erie 5iA@5%4
| LONDON MONEY MARKET
LoNDoN. Nov ia. N.-Consols closed yester-
| day at S9a S914 for money.
The weekly return OF the Bank Of England shows
an increase of Els 900 in bullion.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The qnotations closed last evening s5 for Hi
nois Central; 81 for Erie; and G4 for L. S 5-2Os,
at the very latest
BREADsTUFFs.
| Unchanged and no quotations.
| Provisions firmer.
| Lard very aull. Ia
PETROLEUM.
Firm but no sales. Refined quoted at Is 4d.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

THE ATALANTA.
NEW YORK, November 81. - Secretary
Stanton has telegraped Mayor Gunther that
the steamer Illinois shall be placed at the
disposal of the Health Commissioners. The
steerage passengers on the Atalauta will be
put on board OF her as soon as praeJi0ubI4-
1t is rumored that the cabin passengers have
come up this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

ToRoxro, November 2I.-A grand com
mereial banquet is shortly to be held in this
city. A large number of leading business
men of the United States are expected. The
topics to be discussed are reciprocity, the
enlargement of canals and the building of
the Huron and Ontario ship canal.
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severe storm.
Grand Banquet

DENVER, November 2l.-The returns come
in slowly, but sufficient are received to indi-
cate the election of Gilpin, Governor, and
the entire Union Administration Ticket.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1895.
THE NEWS.
GoLp closed last nieht at 14e5.

Tow SAVERS, the English pugilist, is lead.
He died of lung disease.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

for every species of extortion so long,
that nov, even when ils vaine is fast
approaching to that Of gold, che system
of inordinaie profits has got saeh head
way, and is. in a measure, so firmly
established among the class We speak OF,
that many begin almost 10 despair OF
any change for the better. The extor-
tionists are hardly affected By exposure
And they stand in little apparent fear Of
the consumers in their turn combining
for their owa protection. Strict eeono-
my, and a rigid scrutiny Of accounts by
the. .xeli-to do hoasekeepers, woald be 4
great auxiliary in the way of reform.
Careless marketing Of those who can sf-
ford it, offers high premium to extor-
ton and dishonesty A better example
from this class is needed in every branch
Of domestic economy. Let as hope that
as q partial remedy for the evil we de-
scribe, such an example will be more
generally set than it has been hereto
fore
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
MEDICAL.

no Purity Enrach ahe Blood, a sd
sca1sfg the Complexion, use Hemboii's Highly
OonesGtrated Kxtr4eE EarsaTa ar Tia. One bottle
squalls in stresgth one gallon Of the SysaP ~
DsceetioR.
way IDturs the Complexion BY
Powders or Washes, VII ch 81 hoks or MA up she
pores Of the skin, when Hslmbold's Extract sHr-
s.rsrtilA answers better abe same purpose and in
Gicts no harm aayi2.an,aas
syer. Th' $40 who de-ire bTiIliancy Of eOmplaxls1
must pn-ify and enrich the blood, Nhirh Helna-
oeids CouoeutFsted Extract ssrsapAriliz inyAriA-
eiy does. RecoiL ct IL is patent nnsdicine. Ask
for Hslmbold's. Take no other.
Helm bold's Extract ofsarsapartiia
cieAusss an1 renoyAtss the blood iusiiIs the knr
Of health Into the systens, and parxea Ouf shs
aaaaOFs that make disease
beware OF Couaxe rfeIts and un-
prinesRted dealers en- jeavOrnK TO dispose Of their
oWn and other preparations, on tbs reputation at
.eine1 ey nslmbold's Genaies Preparations.
A Clear, smooth skin and Bsauet-
raj COmplexlsn follow fAe ne Of aelmbuld's
Concentrated Fiuil Extract sArsApAffiiA Itfs-
moves black spots, pimples, aud al eruptlons Of
she skin.
not n few Of the W0rss DI.OTS1ers
tbs Afilet mankind arise from oorrupiions Of the
blood. Heimboid's Extract OF SarsapafiI a 4 n
remedy Of the utmost value.
Quantity VS.. QuaItty.-HeI En boIsa5s
Extract earsapsriIa-ihe dose 10 small Thuse
desire . l.rss anantit and large doses Of msdi
etne-EHB-
HssIRbOId's- Concentrated Extract
BueAa 10 the Great DiprstIe. Rslmboid's Con
esnsIased Extract sarsaparilla is the great Blood
OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, and ars ths rnost
actfve that can be made
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW Yokk, June 3.-Gen. Sherman
yesterday visited Gen. Blair, at the
Mayors Office, and was waited upon and
most heartily welcomed by the mer-
chants and business men. In the even.
ing the General was serenaded at the
house OF Mr.. G. Scott on TEenty-third
street, where he is stopping, BY the band
Of the 9Th regiment, and responded in q
few brief remarks.
In ansger TO many calls Of the as.
sembiage, Gens. Rosecrans, Swsyne,
Butterfeid, and others, also made Drief
addresses.
The TTibHnes special says General
Thomas will, in q few days, return West
to take command, under Gen. Sherman
Of Kentucky and Tennessee
Gen. Grant and wife win probably yis.
it the Chicago Fair.
Capt. Fisk's expedition to Idaho will
start in few days
Gen. Rosecrans has received leave of
absence for six months, to yisit the Pa
ci6c coast rg
Gen. Blair has started for Louisville.
The Timss's special says Longstseel's
business in Washington 10 10 make
special application to the President for
pardon and restoration to full civil
rights. He has alresdy taken The am
nesty oath.
The Heralds Richmond correspond
ent says:
Ex-Governor Smith has been roaming
in the woods back Of stsunton, deter
mined to fight il 0ut on this line all
summer He has a body gnSrd OF guer-
rillas with him.
John Minor Botts has been invited to
Richmond By Gen. Pierpont
Il is said large number Of Mosby's
men are still at large in the mountsins
NEW OELEASs. June 2.-Gsn Shsri-
dan and staff arrived oday.
Reports from Nstehez say that Gen.
Hood, Confederate, offered his snrrsn-
der i TO Gen. Davidson, commanding
there.
Gen. Heron has left for Shreveport
headquarters, in Norlbern Loaisians.
Yesterday was universally observed
according 70 the national proelsre alton.
A fire yesterday destroyed nine build.
ings in the First District
A FIRE this morning, AZ Lockport, de-
stroyed ona-haif OF the place.
Middling cotton Ale. Gold 1876.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
81 rag r n. LNE
Exclusively for the Journal.

N AAAGM8aA Ak3tAaA at9REEN Lee
seq. Davis az Rashingtan-chan.
O'Canmsr 40 Defend Hams
EKE IoRK, June 3--fhs Tfi6xHs's
Washington special says;
Col. Walter H. Taylor, Adjat6nt Gen.
ersl, Sergeant w. j. Moors, and about
50 Confederate soldiers, at present re-
siding in Norfolk, have been summoned
to appear before the United States Dis
triet Court, at 10 o'clock this evening,
for the purpose of tsstifying against
Gen. Robert Il. Lee aud other promi-
nsut rebel officials, on the charge OF
treason.
The HeraLd specisl says
JEFF Davis was premAEnrely an
nonnced. he was sent from Fortress
Monroe oa the monitor Sangea, which
got aground is mlles below this city
he VAS then transferred 70 the torped0
boat Chico, and has arrived in her 1t
IS understood that quarters have been
prepared for him il ghe old Capitol, and
ihas a suitable guard will be furnished
to insure his safe keeping.
Gen. Thomas bad long interview
with the President It's not yet know
when be viii proceed to Richmond TO
assume command of the Department Of
Virginia, but It viii probably be in a
few days
The World special ssys:
Mr.. Charles O'Conner has applied 10
the War Department for permission 70
tender JEFF Davis his professional ser
indictment found in the District Of Co
hmbia, and the President has directed
that Mr. O'Conners application. be
grsuted 10 the end that the Constitution
al provision which secures accused per-
sons the assistance of counsel May be
respected.
shsrman's Array an sAstion-
The HsraLds Washington special
says:
The movement Of Sherman's army 10
Louisville is actively progressing. All
the 18th corps, except two brigsdes,
have gone, and the other corps Of tba
Army Of the Tennessee, the 18th, viii
Immediately follow. The Army Of
Georgia viii follow them.
None Of General Slocnm's army has
left here yet, notwithstanding reports TO
the contrary. They will not leave until
the rolls are prepared, aud non.sesefAns
mustered out, when the veterans will
proceed West 3 se
BY order of General Logan, all unem-
ployed negroes who. accompanied the
Army of the Tennessee, and aho are
not actually needed with that army. will
be turned over to General Rucker, Chief
Qaartermaster Of the Department OF
Washington
Captain A. NJ Van Dyke kajatAnt
General Of the Army of thsTenaessee,
Left here tonight to Establish 6eneral
LogSn's headquarters ia Louisville.
General Logan leaves for New York
next Monday morning.
The 9th corps left Fairfax Courthouse
at o'clock this morning, aud arrived at
Balls Crossroads by 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Major General Wrights headquarters
are now At the Brown House, about 3
miles from the Potomac
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

8AARH ~
eT0EE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOsIT AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATIEG.
DER. IkFLAAATIoH OF TAX kidneys,
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
eTBAHeULARY AND BUREISG, or PAINFUL
URINATING.
Ter thsss diseases q Il truly . sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be aid IN its praise. sin.
gle doss has been knosn 70 relieve the most urgent
Ars you troubled with that aistre..lpR main I'm
thssmall Of the back and through ths Aipsf
ssaspoOnful day Of ths Constitution water will
rslssys yOu like magic.
PHYSICIANS
HaEe iong stnee given up the use OF bIehH. enbsba
srd Juniper In the trsatmsnf Of these dissasss,
and oDiy uss them fer the want Of better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
haa proved itself equal 70 the task that has de-
pIuRKTIcs
IEritafs and drsneh the kidneys, aud by constant
1ss prodnoS chronic degsnsraseB and confirmed
diss@ss.
IN DYsMEEoRRHGA. Or PAINFUL MKN-
SITUATION, AND MESORRHGIA,
Oh PR0FUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from . faulty secrseion of
aad accompanied b severe pain, and The other .
too profass secretion, which will Be speedily cured
BY ths Constitution Water.
Tia disease known a. FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Il the result Of the relaxation Of
ths hgsnsents Of thas organ, and Is known By O
ssnsc Of heavfnsss and dragging pains IN fhs
back and sides, and ~ times accompanied By sharp
-tnnetnating or shooting paias through the rarts
asetsd, utli In all cases. b removed By the med
teiEs.
Thsrs IL anothe- class Of symptoms AxiainR
fron IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, whlek
Physicians call Nervousness, which wurd covers
rp much ignorance, and In nIns Cases oaf 0f
ten tbs doctors do not really knoE whsther the
symptoms are the diseasesoF tks disease the synD-
tens- We can only enumerats then hsrs. I
sPeak more particularly Of cold fset, p&lPitati0s
q ths heArt, impaired memory, wsk-fziInssss
naseas og beat lAnEzor, lAsait1ds, Snd diress Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MESSTRUATT0S-
which IN the uamzrried isus is - . constant -
earring disease, and thr0ugh neglect the seeds Gf
EcEs grBve and dangerous mAladies are the rsszlts
s1d - month after month p4ssss without 90 e.
fbrt being made 70 assist Ssturs, tks sUpreea-
aa0n bscoEes ehranis, the patient gradually lo@es
har nppstfta the bowels are eOnsffPate1, nighs
swszfs eons o.. szd ConsuEn ption finally ends keE
exraor.
s~FoE sale By al Druggts:a- PriosN. "a
wM II. GREGG CO., Propristors.
MORGAN q ALLzS, Gs2sral Agsnts, No. -
Clta sersss, New York
Ees AIs IN OAAsaso bE KULLEs, FINCH =
FULLER tszfT-ez
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

PRICEs or THISGs-TRADE CoxsIxA-
TIoSs--SYsTEM4TIc ExToRrroH.-We End
the follcwing in the New York Times Of
the 18th alt On the 5th day of Sepsem.
Der, 1868, gold commanded the same
premium It did yesterdAy-3ia. Honse-
keepers who are careful to keep an ac-
count Of their outlay viii discover, By
turning back to the date we have
named thai they could khen bur prime
pork by the barrel at SO 50, which to-
day costs S23 Hams, which were then
sold by the pound for 9 cents, cost nov
l9 cents; shoulders, formerly at or 6
cents per pound, are quoted. at from il
10 Is cents. In bacon, the advance is
over one hundred per cent in lard,
about ninety per cent; in butter, City
per cent; and in cheese over eighty per
cent In sugar, ths rise is less marked,
bat it nevertheless approaches to twen-
ty-fve per cent
The comparison cannot so veil be ex.
tended to breadstafts, the supply and the
foreign demand being subject to huctu-
atoms irrespective Of the state of the
currency But we may note that Hour
is, to-day, Fifty per cent higher by the
barrel than il wss in September, 1868,
and that bakers bread 10 stiIl sold as
Aigh as whsn -four was quoted ct S9 and
$40, .instead Of &5, which is the quota-
ton to-day.
Thsse 6gures, however, glsring %
they are, come far short of Portraying
in anything Ike its reality, the sys-
tematic extortion to which the poorer
class Of housekeepers are treated By
petty retailers. There is scarcely an
article Of domestic consumption to be
named for which the charge Is not from
S0Eto 100 per cent, higher than It would
be but for the illicit trade combinations.
The currency has been made ~ excuse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
From North Carolina.


,Agsorrespondeht o. The Newport Her
ala, writing from Greensboro, Nerth
-cArolipa, givssstha following intsFesting
account OF closing war scenes in that
state:
Cen Johnston Taking Leave Of His
...,a - Stog. - "a =" : p
Tlisn orning General Joseph f John
sson broke up bis headquarters near. this
place, badsqareweil 10 the members Of
his stat, except his personal aids, and
proceeded to Charlotte The scene was
en- affecting one, aud al who witnessed
il re garded il in that light In the midst
OF woods at the distance of two miles
Irom Greensboro, we're few tents, some
was6ns, aud q number of horses. No
longer the headquarters guard paced TO
aud fro. There was no hustle and no
excitement; no hasty utterances and
startling exclamations - none OF the
hyeiness pertaining 20 active feld SER
vice. The countenanees and actions of
both officers and soldiers bespoke an oc-
eapation gone. Soon after sunrise the
General and staff arose and pariook Of
a frugal meal. 4 camp chest served
them for table, and the ground was
used ia lieu of chairs. The dishes we're
not of china, nor we're the spoons aud
forks used Of silver, but both we're OF
the most inexpensive kind The meal
over, their appetites appeased, orders
wers given and received, the tents
struck, personal property packed, the
Wagons loaded, ana everything. got in
readiness TO be moved. This accom-
plished thes General gathered his staff
around him and made 3 few remarks
lie eth6aked them for their services and
the aid they had rendered. him, and
hoped the future would be -hrishter than
the pre- nc and past Few as the words
ard sctions were they en1braced the
parting scene By noon the wagons
ul9Fed, and the General, and those Of
his staff who proposed TO journey his
way, placed their horses and baggage or
the cars and, left for Charlotte, aud as
they did so the headquarters Of the rebel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
GOLD
p =

market Wishing to establish a regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We viii
hereafter sell Specie ~ closer rates than
any other House IN the State, and viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
GOLD


Having now = Special PArsser in
New York. who 10 almost constantly Ia
the Gold Room, We will hereafter be sa-
abled TO take advantage SS The constant
huctuai ions in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

CIsCIssAr, o., March, II, 1864.
This u - certify that We, the uRdsrsignssI have
oeen ultimately acquainted with g. W. Boyuton
n D-l Tor about sight years. During the last ain
ycaEs hs has heon engaged ia 3 laoraffsY sad sue
ceesul prsStsos Of Medicine Ia this city lie
leaves here on account OF III kealth
We take great pleasure In recommending him.
both socially snd profsssonAlly, as gsstIsr an q
exesllent morals, aud occupying q prominent %.
satlon anaonS the Rhyaleians OF our city aud hope
he may succeed - we'll elsewhere be has done
witn us. y. z.FREEAAH. n. D.,
Professor OF Surgery In Eclectic Medical Inati.
tuts, Cincinhstt, o.
JOHN N. sCUDDER, NJ. D.,
ProfaasoF Of the Theory and practIce Of MsdI
cine In the x. NJ. Institute
n. U. GARRISON, NJ. D.,
ths shove Medical Institute. dacIe-sy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
Gold.

In order 10 furnish Coin in hand to
parties Sho may Wish TO bay largely. We
win keep constantly on hand, 10 large
pieces, from Twenty-Five 10 Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
sh That showed the roguss they lied.
The man recovered frfm Ihs bite, ,rsr :
The dog ID was that died

The rebel Richmond Wig died IN the
early hours of April, but professors Of
rebel charlatanry abound yet, even. here
in Louisville, and some of them may
ventured tell when the oraeular forebod-
ing of the Whfg, of May, 1861, may be
expected to come of. The Camanche
Ben. Mccullough has been taking a long
siesta at considerable distance from
the gilded tent of Gen. Sickles, but JEFF
ferson Davis ID stifl % hand. Some Of
the lying prophets Of rebel Baal should
be able TO soothsay for us now. jeff
has reached Fortress Monroe, and some
rebel should calculate the length Of
his Journey toward dinner at the White
House. Losaisriteifssss q -HE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
SHIRT MAEUFACToRY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORX.
NO. e second 9E,
fIn EnaY's sLocM.l

CEHRTs MADE TO ORDER TKoM MKAe-
- urneat aad . nt waxFsetsd. A steck >
ready ssaas shirss &sA Collars z1waysg han&, sEe
sf prloes thss VIII suit the P9rcA@asr. TEesila
eaarrs. stiekiHG BoSoaSs 49, ecDs ~ise BaA5Eses
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