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~ .: .9uIe He1s ~ lns tssslce oae nun'
G1tS tr eaa 3 1HJ Ieglmentt. lneluoing AZ afms,
thans,aS aS. 49,; essngin 81 one nnnasen aaa oao
39uoHa, Il: u,. ...,,
4rtseT1% % 9@,as;a e;nst i,9ss5, u. aeaE5''..' e
Sir rrsimeats '"-''' *
| one hrndred snd twentr.on. rerjments WV
1afan n1J...,..-............. $3.50
-
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fttnbsr o!ancn 81 Ist Gi ,1e 1p 70 M. sme
4esertione ard dlseasea. =, Icy men. From
1u'y An, tsea, TO ocsooer 1ota, lbt4t a,5W
colo1e9 ieciu,H were mustered INTO the sef-
ta saes. up 70 HoT: tn, 1en, Gen. L; Ihomas
aao organized along 1he Alssissippi River the
ftloHing eolofed troops: i
fnut regiments q cavalry. ;,-.........--....4s 4s0
se1 Si1 iegaEenss o. hsayy a1at}erJ....,,....tcSe
FnetY ~ ~ ~
~ tA'ANA '"--'-''''"-''''..*tovo
Total .se IN.
The -,nn,har ~ .o1d,ers -onid h.ra 1sa1,
1arprr hnt foT t1,r nressfr, resd ~ *. osu aa
crfs+s In the onsrtfrrn.stsr .nd cor,n..a ti1 n
6ansJtmen,. ' "4 4""''>4 anu eo"1a1'asats
~, yst1as tnrx1U. .-os s~vv ,vr.,,s .
- - .'e T.
N Iala uspa.lment during the past year
accounts m 70 II t5e amount q ~, ,s0o, ,eg773
= iaT psio1 % s ihs tzaas@issioa ft 3 tSe
lreasu1J Tor fna examination and settle
ment. They number 1918; S,8e8 accounts
remain on Aand to be examined. relating to
disbursements, amounting TO t221 $50 ,5a0.4s.
During the year preceding the lsat aunual
feport finm this office the accpunts examIned
and transmitted to the Treasury covered dit-
bureeuents to the amount Of Sis. .4es 91a n.
There were IN operation darinr lie Tear
$500 miles of military telee1aph' nf whfcs,
Is miles are submarine.
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
Mob Mountain Song
a BARkEY DTTY.

@lt 10 4 'DbtiNB SLOU'
Come all you jolly Democrats,
| pray you lend an ear;
OF Phillips, Wilson, Wade and Chase.
y story you shall hear:
For Phillips, Wilson, Wade and
Chase,
\ precious crew are they,
Oh! Phillips, Wilson, Wade and
Chase,
\ precious cr3w are they.
The Union they pretend to save,
Which they had cursed before;
And Wilson, Sumner, Wade and Chase
Went in for bloody war;
Oh let them but the darkey free,
They would not ask any more:
Oh let them &c.
The war went on, the contraband
Soon got the inside track,
Aud Wilson, Sumner, Chase and Wade,
All jumped upon his back
Oh let them but the darkey have,
They would not ask any more
Oh . let them &c.
They rode him Gercely through the
fight,
And yelled with might and main,
And all their torchligat followers got
The darkcy on the brain;
Oh fthcy could the nigger free,
They would not ask any more
Oh. il they &c.
But now the darkies all arc free,
The master they ignore;
Yet Phillips, SPINNER, Chase and Wade
Now howl for something more;
But Phillips, Sumner, Chase and
Wade
Now howl for something more
Oh Phillips, &c.
The Yankee hosts of Greeuback Chase,
We see from day to day;
A raking among the darkey crowd,
Way down in Charleston bay;
Oh . give us now the darkey votes,
And we wont ask any more;
Oh! give Us BOW, &c.
But when the durhey gets vote,
An equal he will be;
And Philips Sumner, Chase 4 Wade
Win ask his wcnch to tea;
And Phillips, Sumner, Chase and
Wade
viii ask his wench to tea;
Oh! Philips, &c.
Then comes the last, the grand fuale,
There is but one step more;
Nicngenation is the word,
BY which they seek Coz power;
Oh 4. give them but the darkey
wench,
And they will ask no more
Oh q. give them but the dafkey
wcnch,
And they will ask no more.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
Extract of 4 Letter from Hon.
William =. NelleY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l4.-TJ the
Onion Men of the FyarM Congressional
District A long and successful career
in crime omholdens the guilty. \ re-
cent illustration of this Jaw of human
nature impels me to violate my life long
rule Of conduct, and for once to notice
a political sianderer. | do not, now
ever, address you for the purpose of re
pelling his inuucndoes or lalsehoods.
My lI!o has been passed among you, and
il its record, familiar to you all, does
not reped them, | have lived i'll vain.
My purpose is simply to pierce the mail
of ILL., gotten gold in which the SANDER
er las clothed himself, and give you a
glimpse at the loathsome object it pro
tects.
The papers of Friday announcing that
Simon Cameron, of Dauphin county,
was serenaded by his friends on the pre-
ccding evening at the Girard House in
this city, and avaied himself of the oe .
casiou 70 vilify my colleagues and
myself, "the congressman Of Philadel-
phia," in speech to his assemhlage.
was but youth when l first heard
the name Of Simon Cameron, and it was
as the porpeirator Of a great crime. He
had been made the agent Of the Gov.
ernment to carry a large amount of
Money, due them, to the Wiuuebago
indians, and had taken advantage of
their ignorance and helplessness to en-
rich himself, Those of you who had
then attained to manhood, though you
may not, after the lapse Of so many
years, revive the burning Indignation
with which you regarded the infamous
swindler OF the poor Indians, will doubt
less remember that instead Of paying the
specie which the Government conhded
to him for the purpose, he retained it
and gave them the notes Of the Middle
down Bank, of which he was an owner
At their encampment in the remote
| wilderness these notes were utterly
I worthless. The Indians could not use
them forany purpose there, nor carry them
70 Middlctowu for redemption Bu,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
81. JAMES BLAKELY,
Z. W. HAYS,
4. T. KYLEB,
DclGg't'cS
EEpX. WIN. a. WALLACE.

The Democrats OF Pennsylvania hnya
occasion to congratulate themselves Gu
the selection Of Wm. \. Wallace, OF Clear
field, as Chairman Of the State Central
Committee for the ensuing year, Mr.
Wallace /, one OF the most energetic and
promising young Democrats in the Coin.
monwealth, man of unimpeachablc ip
tegrity and admitted talent, possessing all
the necessary qualifications o! boldncss,
tact and good judgment to make him an
acceptable and successful leader. As =
State Senator for three years, he won au
enviable reputation, being acknowledged
Is one Of the foremost men of that body.
Several Of his public speeches, on impor-
taut political issues, developed a clear.
ness ofiatellect and thorough knowlci.a
II po!itictl history that were remarkable
iu one ot his years. The young Demo.
cracy have in Mr.. Wallace 4 gallant ani
reliable representative. he will brius
to the duties Of his position a zellous de
votion to principle, a iirmnes5 of chayac
ter, AMI spirit Of activity that will open
up new era 10 the management Of car
State politics.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

What was that of Simon Cameron Vas
rot their loss his gain, and was he not
% much the richer by every note that
allied to come home for redemption,
hough they did suffer and starve! And
hose Of you who are not old enough to
'cmembcr all this, now know why this
)o'd, bad man IS some times spoken Of
~ your seniors as the "great Winneha.
20" and sometimes as "Old Nickapoo."
For more thirty than Yrs | have watch
cd the tortuous career of this man and
have never seen reason to alaudon my
first imp ession OF his character.-
Whether acting with the Democratic,
the know.Ncthiug, or the Republican
Party, for he has in turn disgraced them
all, he has never been false to his crimi-
nal instincts. lie has endeavored to
turn them al, to profitable account.
His ambition is sordid and pan.
deis to this ayariec, aud he
measures honors by the prefglslteS they
expose to his grasp. lie has no conf.
dence in the people and is aware that
they distrust him. His speech OF
Thursday evening was not characteristic
of him, for he is prone to use Of instru.
mcnts. His habit is to point the stllet.
to, but to employ another haud to drive
it home. though an active participant
In the politics Of the country, aud State
for more than half a century during
which long period he has pursued the
profits of office, Of jobs, Of contracts,
with eager and careless assiduity, he has
never dared to permit his name to be
presented to the people Of county or
state as candidate tor an elective office.
He crawls to the feet Of the appointing
power. lie cares not who may be klng
so that he may "still be Vicar Of Bray
and to that end he chaiieres with, and
corrupts week aud needy members of
Conventions and the Legislatures Of
both parties.
Inecd not rccitc tnp dis-yaccful facts
attending his several canvasscs for the
United States Senate. Their uauseous
oder fingers in your nostrils to this hour.
In the first he bought the votes Of three
Democratic members, and in the last bid
twenty thousand dollars Tor tho cue vote
which would have elected him. I ne
last transaction was SO fragrant that the
legislature was compelled to take cogui
zance Of it, and if justice BE- not lame as
i
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16


EoICH OF TIE "GIBEEaLTER OF DEMO,
cRAcY." THE Democracy Of the time
Lonored Democratic county Of BcrGs,
Pennsylvania, held one OF their ''old
tashioucd' county meetings a few days
since, aud addopted series Of eloquent
aud forcblc resolutions. We have not
room to publish all their proceedings,
but cannot omit the resolutions endors-
ing the restoration policy Of President
johnson, and approval of the Congress.
siona course Of that ffm aud faithful
sentinel and leading Representative Of
the Democratic party OF that State, the
Hon. S. Z. Ancona
Rcs0lcc}, That the time will soon
come when the passions of the war have
cooled, and nothing remaining but its
terrible burdens aud its dark and
bloody memories. the people will u9i.
versaly recognize the infamous conduct
of the Black Republican Majority in the
Congress OF the winter of 1860 and 81,
in refusing their support to any scheme
of conciliatlOn-egen to submit the
Crittenden Compromise to j vote of the
people. Andrew Johnson said on De.
comber 18th, 1860: This Congress
here to,day has it in its power to save
this Union, even after South Carolina
has gone out" If Washington aud
Jefferson aud Adams, Notwithstanding
their abhorreGce of the foreign slave
trade, aid not feel dishonored in pei
hitting its continuance for 20 years, in
order to create the Union, the Summers
and Wa9es and Wilson's might we'll have
yielded something of their iapaticism to
presergeit The future will hold them
responsible.
ReSoice3, That VIC approve aud en-.
dorse the Constitutional principle au'
bounced 10y the Executive of the Uni
ted States, that to the pcoplc Of the re
spective States alone belongs the right
to regulate the qualifications Of voters
and we believe that any attempt to in,
tcrfere with or control tha: right, either
by military force or Congressional
trickery, will be palpabe usurpation OF
power, which will 10 good time be cor
rccted aud avenged.
SeSo'sed, That we again heartily en-,
dorse aud approve the course Of our
Representative, Hon. S. l.. Ancona, in
the last Congress. Ever ready to 70.
spoud in au extraordinary degree to the
private demands Of his constituents up
on his time aud trouble, be was always
to be Faund In his paoa ia to- ha2.,,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
Ccsl Lands Fer Sale.

FsS{E subscriber offers for sale the
d Coal privilege, with the right Of
mining and other minerals under 495
acres of land situated in Fox tp., lear,
field county Pennsylvania, within ,
miles of the Ridgway y hlwmut Il. r.
which counc,ts with the Phila. Il Erie
r. Il, at Kidgway, with six foot vein
Of Bituminous Coal upoa it, which Is
nov commanding such enormous prices
lor manufacturing purposes. For sale
cheap, terms cash, a good title given.
For further particulars, address
{. L. BARRETT,
Clcarheld p. O.,
Clcarfeld Co., Pa
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

THE ToMATo..--TLis common vegcta'
bic, the use OF which has become uui-
versal in our country, is undoubtedly the
most healthy article of diet that can be
placed ou the table. Its qualities arc
most effective when cooked in the ordi
nary way, but used in whatever manner
it may be, the effects are wholesome, \
distinguished physician thus sums up its
merits
|. That the tomato is one Of the NOS,
powerful aperieuts Of the liver and other
organs where calomel Is indicated, il is
one of the most effective aud least harm
ful medical agents known to the profess
sion.
2 That chemical extract will DC ob
taiued from il that will supercede the use
Of ca!omel in the cure OF diseases
8 That he has successfully treated
diarrhUa with this article alune.
/ That when used a, an article of dict
it is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and
inligestion
That it should lie constantly used
for daily food. Either cooked or raw,
or in the form Of catsup, it is the most
healthy article now in use.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

NOuCE.-Thc Books and accounts Of
jacob j. Storcr s Co, and Charles II.
Gcring 4 Co.. of St Mary's, nave heen
paced in the hands oflhe undersigned fer
settlement Parties indebted to either Of
lhe above firms, are notified that their ac,
counts must be settled by payment 10 the
undersigned, within 30 days
LAURIE j. BLAKELI. Atty
for GERING 4 co, & STORER Is 90
=, -N2rv's FClrraly, "tth 'GI -- IT,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

ATTEMPTED SulCrDE.-A sad affair
occurred at Phillipsburg one day last
week, by Mr.. Jacob L9bo attempting to
commit suicide by cutting his throat
with razor. The night prior, to the
occurrence, he had taken the keys Of
the store Of Messrs. Whitcomb irem
the pocket of the clerk and entered the
store, taking therefro,n a quantity OF
goods His detection upon the sub,o-
queut day led to the commission of this
rash act. Mr.. Lebo is well known in
various parts of the State as well as in
this county, having kept hotels at Splt
Lick 10 this county, at Lock Haven au
the Red Lion in Philadelphia.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

! PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL
KOAD.-This great line traverses
/ the Northern unG Northwest counties Of
/ Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, Gu
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased By the Iennsy'ra-
nja LdH Road Compary, and is opera
ed by them.
Its entire length was opened for pas
scnger and freight business, October
18th. 1864.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
At RIDGWAY.
Leore Eu$tward.
Through Mail Train 50 p. m.
Accommodation Il. IN.
Leucc Iiestward
Through Mail Train II 33 p, m.
Accommodation p. IN
Passenger cars run through without
cbango both ways between Philadelphia
and Erie
NLEuENT SLEEPING CARS on Express
Trains both ways between WillIamsport
and Baltimore, and Williamsport and
Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger
business apply at the 5. L. corner GOth
and Market Sts.
And for Freight business ofthe Com.
pany's Agents:
S. b. Kingston, Jr. Cor 18th and
Market Sts. Philadelphia.
J. ". Reynolds Erie.
w. Brown, Agent n. G. Il. Il. Bal
timore.
IL Ii. HousTON,
GenE Freight -iyt. MVa.
u. W. GWGNNER,
GenX T,chet Iyt. MVa.
Jos d. P0TTs,
General -Ianayar, IFmpL
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

whenever necessary 10 support by voice
and vote the time IGNORED principles Of
Democracy.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16

Browns Bronchial Troches. From
the Me oiiaAl Director of the Genart,
Hospital, Benton Barracks, near ST.
Louis, March S, 1862.
Mcssrs. john |. Brown & Son, Bostoa
Mass. "Uso ofyour far flmei and most
servicealie Troches' is boiug made ip
the hospital Of which have charge, auI
with very beneficial aud decided rcsIl, ,
nj allayiag bronchial irritation an 4 nor,
BID SOUS itivsaeaa Of nucuous o'eubr4l f..
of e!et'it aud rlrta aiilcea,."
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-09-16
FAELE M #0USE E
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
B u SIN ESS G A Il D s
WOODS & WRIGHT

SOCK HAVEN, CrINroH COUNTY PA.
NEALERS in Flour, Grain and
IL Feed-near the Passenger Depot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Cut Out.


IL is many years since l. fell in love
with Jane Jsrnsha Skreggs, the hand
soonest country girl by far that ever
went on legs By meadow, creek, and
wood and del, 80 often we did walk,
and the moonlight smiled on her melt
ing lips, and the night-winds learned
our talk. Jane Jerusha was all to me.
for my heart was Young aud true, and
loved with a doube-and.twisted love.
and a love that was honest, too. /
roamed all over the neighbors farms,
and i robbed the widowed bowers, and
tore my trousers aud scratched my
hands in search of choicest flowers In
my boyish love brought all these TO M
Jerusha jane but 1 wouldn't be 30
foolish now If were a boy again. A
city chap then came along, all dressed
up IN store clothes with a shiny hat. a
shiny vest, and mnstaehe under his
nose He talked to her on singing
schools, (for her father owned farm !
and she left me, the country love, aud
took the new chaps arm. And all
that night l never slept, nor could i eat
the next day, for ! loved that girl with
fervent love that naught could drive
away. l strove to win her back to me.
but 4 was all in yain-the city chan
with the hairy lip married Jerusha jane.
ana my poor heart was sick and sore,
until the thought struck me, that inst as
good hsh remained as was ever caught
IN the sea. SO | went to the Methodist
Church one night, and saw dark brown
eur, peeping from under u gipsy hat,
and married that very girl. And many
years have passed and gone, aHd think
my loss my gain; and ] often bless that
city chap that stole my Jetusha Jane.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
BOATS.
NURSERY.
Crescent Civ Eurseries.

Crescent City Nurseries.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully call tbs attention Of the public % his
large stock Of assorted Fruit Tres he has %
hand very large assorted stock Of Choke A ppis.
Cherry and Pear Trees also, choice assortment
on Peach and Boss Trees, and splendid stock %
ali sorts Of Evergreen
Shade Trees.
/ wish to call the especial attention Of our chi
zers 70 cur stock Of Ornamental Shade Trees far
side walk planting can furnish Trees, OF plant
thsn, - desired. The Trees raised In the Nursery
ars far better adapted 70 stand the Summer ssasou
than those taken from the swaups or woods
Many persons, who have tried both, viii sustain
ne 10 this statement
ordsrl ~ letter will b promptly sttsndsd t.
Adcrses aEORaE b. BOWEL
ess Crsscszt City dzrBsrfss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Gbt Daily auutnaT.


lfor tho Journal.
TO ny Os1D kIPE.
When troubles rack my sTeTsd brain,
And worldly cares add all their pain,
A solSoe, friend, and soothing balm
Thou ever crt, my old merschaum
How OF in thee I've found relief
From private eares snd heartfelt grief,
When no kind friend b ut thss was near.
20 lend word, or hope, or cheer.
Thou st been my friend in many cline,
Ard sHsetsr grow By length Of time;
Unlike od.sTs have known,
Whose acts reveal a heart Of stone.
When all the world locks dark and drsar,
Ny sorrovn theu didst rneskIy bear,
And, drawing from thy eopious bowl,
ielt an inward strength Of soul.
How oft, when camping out " at night,
(Austraiia's neon shone clear and brightly,
With Jolly friends 10 Join the chase,
Thou st brought smile to every face.
All know thy virtues, and would crave
" One swallow" from the pipe 81 81 DaEs -
One introduction was snough--
They ID alWays want - another puff.'
AZ sea thou st been my bosom friend,
And, fair or foul. some JOY could lend;
wsllelsansd. and filled With % Bsrrstt's best, p
! Smoks from thee . beyond all Jest
11Iae 4.f ef.-4 y 80 70 .-.s. -as- -.. fa.
with thee ia meet . friend or foe,
Aud chat or hgbtf "a Il might goi
Or. wife may rail Or children squslI,
Thou art a balm 70 so0ihs them ALL
The doctors bid me lay thee By :
Desert my friend oh no. not l.:
with thee lifs'sswestest Joys began,
~ smoke tboo TIL my race Is rau.
Ana when lIfs's day IL ended here,
And must quit this NOR fai sphere
TO rest yithla The silent tomb.
IN hNvs thss cheer aHotSsrs gloom
What sr thy fats when 1 am gone,
d have thee still kept smoking on,
For we'll kaow where ser thou art,
iifo's cares will vanish from the heart.
U sh0EFH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
ID sp 81 sias

I'd IT, attendant train Of aymptsuls IL acts usore
aEe a charm than a medlslue There IL nothing
In the range Of the Matsria Msdica that for = mo
sent besr a comparison with lt la this disease
iall account Of this wonderful plant may be
buud IN he 18th edition Of the u. n Diepopsato-
y, pages ias7 and 1855
series 81 experiment ts in which pr. Bull has
- tar years engaged, has Just been brought 10
snesessiui ternin Ion, and be IL noe enabled g.
odsr 70 shs public combination % Uedron. with
other approved tenios, the whole preserved Ia the
best quality n copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
A,ch he Il ornhdent has DO equal 10 the w0rld
= might furnish volume Of certificates, bus
public have long since learned 90 estimate
@sngs At their true value. The SAFEST plan H. Cor
very cue % test for himself the virtues % asw
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
A CARD.

The undersigned having sold out his entire stock
Of Ready Mads Clothing, a1d GeBtiezasns' Far
nishing Goods, and retired from the business
hereby expresses hiz grateful acknowledgement
% his numerous friends and customers for their
past patronage 80 LITERALLY extended 70 hin, snd
wsuld respectfully recommend Gsssrz- TAYLOR
Co, whs hars succeeded hin IA the business axd
Who are nov prepz-ed 10 fdrnish 70 thsIr custous-
szs svsry Grttss In THAR liza. q the very -
quality, and - tAs 1sss hvsEssls prizes.
szSso K-LTOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
Cedron BitterS

One trial and you will neqsr use any Gthera.
IL IL not necessary - publish long list Of ais.
eases for which the uedron nittefs are : specific
In All diseases Of the STOMACH, BO ~
ELS LIVER OR KIDNEYS
IN all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMENT Or
THE STOMACH OR HOwELat
Ia GOVT, HHEUMATIsMA AND NEU-
RALGIAt
And 10 FEVER ASD AGUEt
Its destined 70 suparcsds ell other remedies ~
not oniy cures thess diseAsos, but it FREvasTa
them.
vine glass full Of the Bitters taken an kOur
beforu each meal will obyiAts the ili effects o. the
most unhealthy climate. aud screen the person
taking u against disease under the IN oct tryiss
exposures.
sold BY Druggists aud oEooers generally
H@-Dr. joins BoLL's Principal Ofloa, Finh
street, Louisville. Ky.
sold BY PETER YIERLI1o.
febs SOLE Agent. Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints ga, A,
81, 104 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Sacques. Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 70 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases IN our iEe of business.
my9o-lT JAQUEsS n FRENCH,
M. 10 $frSe Street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-07
House Furnishing g
$40 AID .eE - Use
Retail Department.

y In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock OF
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattings.
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wal Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Gornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.