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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
A GRAND FENIAN BALL
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MASONIC HALL, 4

Tuesday Evening, October 31st 1865.
Conena5ttee of Arrangements
Edward Donohoe, James Kelly, Jno Cunningham
Daniel OConnell, Alfred Slocum, N. Cook
w. J. stephens, John Clowry. John Cody,
Patrick McGee, Thomas Foye.
hpUitation Committee:
IDAHO CITY.
Jno. M. Murphy, John Claresy James A. Pinney
Jno. b. Pierce, David Johnston, S. w. Wolfe
Morris Fitzgerald, John G. Henley, S. g. Rosenbaum
w d. Vantne, Harry Street, Henry Mannheim,
1. C.PouJade Colonel Preston, Judge Mclaughlin
J. II. Cassidy, +. D. Holbrook J. L. Smith,
James 1. Crutcher, Benjamin White B. Brogan
Mm Beard, Thomas Prior, James Roach,
P.J. Pagan, John Hogan
BUENA VISTA BAR.
J. J. Dooley, Robert 0'Neil, Major Allen,
). b. Thompson, Marion Moore, VIM. Leverage. .
PINE GROVE.
Geo Chapman. Ernest Boyle, ]. A. Abbott.
CENTERvnLE.
g. Thatcher Michael Murray, G. Ainslie E. R. Button.
PIONEER CITY,
b. Fitzpatrick. Francis Convey, John Donovan.
w. w. Chapman, John Carroll,
PLAcERyIELE.
- Butler, VIM. Maloney, Thomas Nicely.
Michael CosgroVe, Vim. Quiny.
Reception Committee:
j J. Kelly, G: W. Craft, bride McClintock,
Edward Donahoe, Alfred SloeEm, Edward Powell
N. COOK, P. 3. Smith.
Floor Managers:
John Cody, W. J. Stephens James Kelly,
Daniel 0Connel.
Tickets Tncuding supper),. ................$S 90
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
wholesale Price Current

Corrected weekly by BELL & RowA, Storage 8
Commission Merchants Main Street opposite the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Few farmers, remarks the American
Agriculturist, high authority in such
matters, know the value of peas as a
crop. 1t says they may be raised ad-
vantsgeously by sowing with OATS
The oats keep the peas more erect
than they would otherwise grow
They ripen about the same time with
oats, and the yield per acre is usually
much greater than if either was sowed
alone.
There is no better feed for pigs,
horses, sheep or cattle, than peas and
oats mixed, and mixed with corn and
ground to meal is especially valuable
as a feed Tor milch cows---producing
an abundant flow of milk. Suppose
some of the farmers Of this county
test by experiment the accuracy Of
the above, and report for the benefit
of brother farmers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
lilo scrpen,ined Around a corner.


A Rebel sympathizer, on one of his
daily crawls through Wall Street,
hissed at the Government Loan
every dollar will be repudiatcd,
one OF these days-and it ought to be
lrepudiated A debt contracted for
the purpose of killing American cit
izCns, and destroying the Copstitu.
ton of the United States, is yoid.-
1t ought not to be paidr'
Instead of handing the viper over
to a Provost Marshal to be Gagged in
Fort Lafayette, a loyal broker anti
dotted his venom by saying, "Repudi-
ate! Why, you Southern snake in
Mort thern grass, 1,716,632 men in the
loyal States voted last November to
carry on the war till the rebels were
whipped, and to raise the money nee
c ssary to carry it on, either by tax
alton or 10y borrowing, or by both
All this was included in their vote for
the war candidate. There was n ma.
iority in favor of Government War
Loans of almost half a million votesl
That majority is q guarantee which
will never be impaired. 1t is n sol
emn national compact, made way
down at the base of the national pow
er, ut the polls on the Presidential
election day. From Congress at the
top, down to the people at the bot
tom, the War Loans have been deter
mined on, ratified and confirmed. -
II ever anything in human govern
mcnt was double -rivetted, it is our
war debt contracted to suppress the
rebellion. The convenant of the
North, East, and West to pay it, has
been written in the blood of some
loved soldier.son, brother, father, or
husband, in every family in the North,
East, and West. Repudiate! You
. 4 ... ii 40 .-s-.--s.sss, sssS
Christian religion.
"But, old rattler, the boys that do
days work with tools in their hands,
and are "some' at the polls on elec-
ton day, have a double interest in
the Loans of their Government
They own big slices of those Loans
One hundred and twenty thousand of
them already hold fifty dollar and
hundred dollar seven thirty notes
alone! Let you and your friends, at
ter you are whipped by our soldiers
in the field, just try to revive, and
begin n war against the government
credit, and against the faith of the
Nation pledged to the holders of its
loansl Shcrman's march through
South Carolina will be a fool to the
way the people will march through
YOU Rcpudiators. The people own
THEN Government now--but when
in addition to the hundred of thou
sands who have taken the large de.
nominations, half n million of work
ing men and women shall have their
snug little investments in Seven
Thirties. and shall have got into q
comfortable way OF scissoring or the
interest coupons every six months,
the Nation will feel like tigers hover.
ing over their cubs, toward any in
nuences that shall approach the Ma
tional Credit with hostile intent -
Now YOU had better crawl
And the Southern snake in North
ern grass serpentined around cor
npr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
Old Gordon and Ills Laddies.

John Gordon, who died few years
ago near Turif, Banffshir, Scotland,
was reputed to have attained the re
markabe age of one hundred and
thirty two years. Most travellers in
that part called ut his cottage, and
among the visitors one day, about
the close of harvest, was young
Englishman, who, coming up to the
cottage, accosted n venerable looking
man, knitting hose, with
$50, my old friend, can you see to
knit at your advanced period Of lifci'
One hundred and thirty-two is truly,
q rare age
"Plague take the man it'll be my
grandfather ye're seeking. I'm only
seventy three Yell find him around
the corner Of the house"
On turning round the corner of the
house the stranger encountered II de-
bilitated old nan, whose whitencd
locks bore testimony of having long
passed the meridian oflife, and whom
the stranger ut once concluded TO be
John Gordon himself.
"You seem wonderfully fresh
my good sir, for so old a man. I
doubt not you have experienced many
vicisstudes in the course Of your very
long life1"
whats your wull, sir'' inquired
the person addressed, whose sense
of hearing was somewhat impaired.
The observation was repeated.
"Oh, yen be wanting my father, |
reckon; he's i the yard there"
The stranger now entered the gar
den, where he at last found the ven
cradle old man busily employed in
digging potatoes and humming "rhe
Battle Of Harland."
81 have had some difficulty in find
ing you, friend, as 1 successfully EN-
countered your grandson and son,
both of whom l mistool for you; in
deed, they seem as old yourself, Yet
labor is ratder hard work for one Mt
your advanced age"
1T is," replied John; "but Tn
thankful that I'm able fort, as the
laddies-bcys-puir things, are moi
very stout now"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
A woman KIN. Her Bro,her.in-Lnw.

The Southern part OF Macon Coun-
ty Illinois, is reported to have re.
Gently been the scene of an occur
renee, almost worthy the pages OF q
romance. A soldier wife from that
vicinity went to Decaturc, few days
ago, to obtain from the Express office
a package containing four hundred
dollars, which had been sent her by
her husband, Being unable to prove
her identity, she was unable to obtain
the money, but subsequently return
ed with her brother-in-law who fur
nished the required proof. On re-
turning home the woman retired to
bed, placing the package under her
inflow, when some time during the
night, a man entered her chamber,
by breaking open the door, and de-
manded the money. There being a
fire in the fire place at the time, sur
fcient to light the room, the woman
threw the package on the floor, and,
assthc rufiian stopped down to pickh
up, she delt him blow with the po
ker that broke his neck. The neigh.
bors we're aroused; and, on washing
the mans face, the robber proved to
be her brother'in'law. .3.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Sheridan was once staying at the
house of an elderly maiden lady in
the country, who wanted more of his
company than he was willing TO give.
Proposing one day to take a stroll
with him, he excused himself on ac.
count ot the badness of the weather.
Shortly afterward she met him sneak.
ing out alone. $50, Mr.. Sheridan" !"
said she, sit has cleared up" "Just
little, ma am-I enough for one.' bat
not enough for two"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

1t Is generally known that little
gum shellac dissolved in alcohol, ap-
piled to wounds on fruit trees, where
large limbs have beeh ent off in prun.
ing, or where the berk has been dc.
'stroyed by, mice or other causes, will
effectually exclude the air and pre-.
vent decay II Will also Immediately
stop bleeding in grape vines, whore
pruning Is delayed until the sap starts,
The liquid is easily applied and may
he kept for years ready for use, Il
tightly coYked 10 q bottle.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

A reliable private letter says that
among MIR, Lncoln's papers has been
found Il package of letters, marked in
his own hand writing, "Assassina
lion letters" While many Of them
threatened his life, others warned him
of plots to take it. He seems to have
become so used to things of this sort
that neither kind made any fmptcss.,
isa upoH hiu.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

HHNmnNtons 70 c0mnence NJ hHII pNAt nine
O'clock, An
vNEAChER~ viii take notice that the las r.
4 nov amended, rsqu;Irs each sppllc,ut f,T
\ cerullcsr to pay the Examiners a lee Of
ntty cents on eEtHr,ns treir nsn"s'
Az applicants are required l. iur4lNu VII.
ten lie stimouisls Of good moral character.
those who have Deeu engaged ~ teachers 70
obtain these testimonials tr' N their last en-
pluyers. " he VIII also certify 10 the!r faithful
ucSs and success IS teachers, which ,rstlmo'
mails Glil DC KEPT on HE.
No private examinations VIII be te'ui no
certificate viii be antedated no candidate
VIII 30 admitted for re.ex mination within
three months alter Il second failure. App'i-
CanIs are requested 10 pfeSsEt -peclmehS OF
pennlanshlp.
those who fail lO comply with the above
rsqnis,uuns will not be ADM, ted
l.. TUSsiNG, Secretary,
Dec. 90, "a. Brard at Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

"Bob, that is fine horse you have
is he, worth = Three hum
dred and fifty dollars" "Not SO
much as thatl' "Y'es, every cen: OF
ii, and another fifty OH top OF it,
:, All right" What are you 80 darned
inauisitive for?'' "Merely for as
sessing purposes; I am assessor for
this ward, and only-wanted~ 20 k'y"w
whst you valued your nag n.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

~ MEL Y. BI;ARDsLGs, Sts0ru,s a.
law. Will promptly attend e. ull bus.
ss entrusted Ia his care.
JUSTICE OF ~ 2 PEACE
siil sttenl To the writing xHd .-KuuN ledgLL
= deeGs AMI mortgage and i" tue taking ui
,epuoitlo!'
NrFIcl -Melotcon Building N ths rnom for.
uerly occupied by }. :. Capiat, Ls1.
Findlnv, ONO. April %. le5s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
D.uANDOLPH o,MPBELL. l.. L.D d.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law

W I'LL, ,PcsS,I,ce law \, in the supreme Coarl
Court OF Ohio also. in tn County Courts OF
9hio and the adjoining states, In criminal
causes, MIR. Campbellean bo consulted in
the English, German, French and spanish
Languages, In Findlsy, Hancock county, o.,
when not professionally engaged. '
Consultation lea under no consideration
.ess than twenty dollars.
Aaizo kaxEsa knsu. q ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
Elr. j. VI. ZEAL,
- VI. ENIAIfEiS.

I !
Z PHYiCtAN ASD 9UaGGJN.
as.IpENCE-Nslu street, one square srJi.
pi Presbyterian Church, east ..de.
BFFcE- four tcvr- -rulL II HuECier Eru.s
~ rhri. professionally 4yayI,, urders tu-y
os ell AT Hir r-.ideuce. ali sucA orders " J
receive prompt attention,
Especial attention gwen 10 operations upon
and treatment ol Diseases %! the Eye ant 'ar
January Zjth. l-G2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
E0 Teachers.

ITNLESS otherwise arranged. the Board ri
L -yhuu. Examiners, Ui iidlcrck County
Nul NEE, un the following days during 'h'
wear lsBj, FOR the exuIniuatou ol teachers
tie meetings iu he held ~ the Union ~ch.u
Bgljdlug, east aul of ,.iIsJdd street, Find
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
Br. j. w. McCrackcn,
p h y sician

HAVING permanently located in Arcadi =.
HanCo"k County. Ohio. offers his services
to the oitZens ut the town and vicinity.
sS- Office formerly occupied by j ". Teal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Henry BROWN. !. y. BCREfT.
DROWN. q BURIxET.
- Attorneys ~ Law,
VIII attend to all business entrusted to thei,
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
FICE.
Orsy Grams Drug Store opposite Court House
FlNDLAY, OdIO,
80 Particular attention given to- Collec.
tiIguE; Foreclosures Of Mortgages. PariitOnins
OF iaHds, Guardian and Administration mat
tefs Jan. a. B3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
DR.. A.. Hurd,

DHYSGCIAN AND SURGEON, would re.
i poctluliy tender his professional services
cuur,rv.
SPECIAL ATTEN ZION GIVEN 70 SURGERY.
ra-OrCe on corner over the store ~ II. j.
Gage Cu. Residence On Saudusky street
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
8usintss CarOs.

WM. MUNGEN,
III AVlNG resumed tho practice ci Law. vii
attend to all business entrusted g. hirr
~ Hancock and adjoining counties
es-OItiice ON MainstreetoppusItp he C"Ut
House. December 81. 1868
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

RALETeH, N. O., August 3.-Psrties
arriving here from different parts of the
State, SAY there is = great change in the
conduct Of the late rebel soldiers. Their
complete submission and good conduct,
for the 6rst few weeks after the collapse
Of the rebellion, challenged the admira-
ton of all loyal men, but since the dis
play Of clemency TO rebel leaders Of
wealth and influence, this treacherous
class haze poisoned the minds of the
soldiers against the Union, and are now
organizing them for political conflict
against the Government, and 3 war
against the Union men and negroes.
They are having everything their own
way, in designating the delegates 10 the
Convention, which they expect viii soon
be called Unless the Government in
terposes and excludes these leaders
from participating in this body, the true
Union men win have nothing to do with
It's deliberations, which they claim win
result in g fares, and ruin all who are
associated With il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wnat the Iliusstriona Abern@thy
3 aids-'sWsiI, sir, what's the mattsri' said
Abtrnethy, the gresa Eoglish aurgoous to o ca
daverous looking patioat. whs bad called to con-
suit him. cob, Hcthipg serious" was the reply,
"Dy st1maeh aad liver are out Of order, that's
ALL" do sou cal thas nothing serious ?" said
Abernsthy; II tell you, sir, that when those TIVE
org QUE az order. you call &C. there Ia act
q squire inch OF the tody that is not more loss
diseased, nor drop Of blood In Il that Is In .
hsaltbf L condition" Nothing can bs more true,
ard Therefore it ia Of the very h9hsat importan.s
to keep ire stomach and liver ia vigorous con.
dition. II the one Il weak and the other irregu.
lar In ifs action, tone and control tn m with
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIE ES-ths most genial vegetable restorative and
Alternative that has been administered as o
cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. Il IL re-
commended by distinguished Surgeons and physi.
clans Of the URited States Army, By oGaosrs Of
the Army ami Navy. By our nrst authors, hy
eminent clergymen-ln fact, by Thousands Of the
most intall gent CT every clAss. an nnsquailsd
protective against epidemic ami mAIArious dis
esses, and perfectly innesuOus, bat at the ssms
tins powerful, invigorant aud Alternative.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
the VERY latest
az 81 -
II ELE G Fl APH.


BowLIsG Cases, August 7. The
eiection-in this city resalfed as follOws:
Order, Isl; Lowry, II6; Garrard, 1885,
Neal $50 For Legislsture-Porters
262; Pile I58. Outside precincts not
Jet heard IRON. a -
Covingtou- The approximats vote
gives Kenton county LOO Union ma
jority; Campbell cOuaty. $50 Union
nsjority; Psndlston county, 300 Union
majority.
Fruit Hill-Rittsr, 43; Yeanan, ST;
Brown, 81; Poindex:er, ~.
Hanbys-Rittsr, S; Yeaman, 1l9;
Brown III; Poindexter, s. =
Bainbridge-RiHer, II; Yeaman, rs;
Brown, Il; Poindexter, Il -
United States House-Ritter, 81; Yea
man, Il; Brown, IL; Poindexter, 90.
HopkinsVilIe-At the close of the
polls Ritter stood 155; Yeanan, 202;
Brown, 1914; Poindexter, l6L
Yellow House-Ritter, so; Yeaman,
-; Brown, so; Poindexter, 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
General Neus Items.

A YANKEES in Kansas sells liquor in .
gun barrel instead Of glass, to.evsde
the Law and make It appear beyond dis
pute that be is selling it By the barrel
The system Of delivering letters by
carriers, has been adopted in Chicago,
and fifteen hundred boxes have conse-
quently been given up ut the Post 0fiee.
The collection of coins at Yale Col
legs has been considerably increased
within few months; valuable Syrian
and Egyptian coins being among the sc-
cessions.
The receipts Of the Lincoln monu-
ment association ct Spring field up TO the
I'd instant, we're s43, l72.
TIE CONVENIENT PRIETIsG OTYTCE.
In the course Of the present month the
new addition 70 the Government Print
ing OHce will be complstsd. Fifteen
new steam power presses are added to
the already large estabhshment o.
ing TO the extraordinary demands for
printing BY the War and Treasury De-
partmsuts, sons of the work ordered
Last fan remains unsxecutsd. The in
creased facilities viii insure more
pgcmptness in the future.
A rebel soldier recently returned to
bis home in Marshall County, Missis-
sippi, and found that during his absence
hia wife had been married to smother
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09


NV YeRK, August o.
Q0IIoN-Hsssy snd sls lswsFis kS8sse for
hfHhAfmm. Y t 81 III We = w e+
TLouk-MsTs sts&ay, but prices are without
decided ehsngs;s 3o@s 40 for extra state CSC
8 10 fer s1psrens Me-tsrns 6 So36 S. for con-
men 60 medium extra wesfern !; = To@s 90 for
common 70 goOA shipping brsrds sztFs reasd-
hoop Ohio and 1898 90 r trade brands mar
ksl elostng With more inquiry. -s
RHISKr--2 l987 20 fcg Western.
NHkAI-Heasy for eprfsg and 6FmsT for villa
tsRs % for ChiesK0 SprtRg; Is for Rseins
spring 4o9l - for Ambsr Miiwsrkes; 500
Is q WinEsr Bed Western I seal e5 tor An.
bsC MiehIgaa. and 90 far white Western.
RYE-Quist.
CORN-l82c bsttsx.
IN Western a. eI@6sc. ff
RTCE-pull.
FFE4-Stsady-
gUGAE-sassdy Cuba Musccvado Ii5<Aig5Se.
MOLAaS KG-Duli.
PETROLEUM-ouist; sg1<@sse fer cruds; 50
@521<e for Rsaasd IN bond, 1nd es9Tle for Re-
EBed free. a
LARD-HsHxy st ls@z4e.
AoNEY-stsssy - se9T per sent- sa safl ksszs.
grEBLlNa KxcnAkGk-Firmsr % Ios1<9
leSgS
GOLD -lkG3<.
eTOCKs-G 9. o. 5-3Os. reOuposs. loS5<; d
nav. lo4s<i Io-4os, Coupons, so 7sos, second
SERIES, s93{.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

NEW YoEE, August a--Ths zri6Ene's
Raleigh correspondent saysa niger mann
ed Curry, who some years since made
his escape from slavery, few days ago
returned TO bis old neighborhood in
search Of his family, totake them North.
He was SET upon by the citizens and
nearly killed. He related his treatment
to General Ames, who sent g squad of
Cavalry out, and had the assaiisnts
brought 20 him. Governor Holden then
notified General Ames that he had ap.
pointed Justices of the Peace TO attend
TO such cases, and had no doubt justice
would be done, but General Amss re-
tains the prisoners. Meantime charge
Of assault and battery has been brought
against Curry. he too, has been arr
rested and imprisoned By Governor Hol-
den's cf6cers. !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

New YoRK, Aug. s.-Ssnasors Foster,
Doolittle, and Ross, 9 committee to in
vestigate Indian affairs for New Mexico
and Colorado, have returned from the
plains. While at Fort Lyon they invss-
tigated the Sand Creek affair, and in
formed the Indians interested that the
Government disapproved Of Col. chiv.
ington's action. They invited the In
dians to meet them In council at Cane
Greek, nsaF Fort Lyen, on the 10th Of
Septemher, 70 arrange terms Of peace.
Favorsbls results sre anticipated.
Col Samuel Tappan, of the 1st Colo,
rads cavalry, accompanied the Senate
rial delegation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Astsmps 50 KidnAP Geo. n. Sanders.
ToRosro, Aug. ga dispatch from
Montreal to the Leader says: gaa
An attempt has been made 10 carry
Of g. n. Sanders. 0'Lssry was offer
cd el0, 900 10 assist in the enterprise
He agreed to do il, and then vent and
informed the chief Of police about it.
On Monday svening, O'Lsary called at
Sanders hoaae with carriage driven
By one Of the conspiratora. 0'Leary
told Sanders that the recorder wanted
70 see him ct his house. On the road
three men then jumped into the carriage,
knocked O'Lsary down and handeufsd
Sanders. Twenty OF the police gave
chase, captured two of the couspirators
and are in pnrsuit Of the others. b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

AsHx Bar, c. B., Aug SIS P. M
The steamer Clara Clarita has not been
here since Saturday night, and we have
no lister news from Newfoundland than
was brought BY her. Nothing is known,
consequently, 80 10 whether the Great
Eastern has arrived at Hearts Content
with the Atlantic cable or otherwise.
The line 10 this point, the present
Eastern limit Of telsgraphie communal
cation, will be kept open till midnight
nightly, in expectation of news from the
great cable. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
CINCINNATI Markets.

CIncHmm&TEa Auk.
TLoUR-UnehAngsd and holders firm. bat the
damand 10 lighter sapsr Ia held 81 T6sSs co.
Trade Ana Family 609s so ---aa--a-s-e -
H6kA1-Flrn and prices higher; fer Etnssr
BED % and fee q lot &c nsw Ksnsusky IS vas
rufuad.
coRN-seArss and ssisabis 90 e2@sss fer osd
OA1e-Searce and wenld bring 6S4e<e. bat
rev are 4ull 81 t794se. according 70 qssiify.
ARYE-l co. - ; -
wHIsKE-DuIf e0ly 70 hbla. ssls staaa
RRoNlaI0AS-Dnlis city Meas Pork vas -
IN E9lk Meaas. - e =
LARp-smaH salss &c ss5<@9ssSs ssr prsza,
and 21s 3sg kaa4 and muk. = -
GokD-aea@aas5< GA nr@. IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
Card TO Invaltda.

CiergymAa, while residing in South Amsriea
- = missionary, discovered = SAFE and simple
remedy for the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gGns. and the whole train Of disorders brOught on
hAvs kbeen already carsd By this noble remedy.
Prompted By q desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunnts, I via send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed snvslOPs. 10
anx one who nsrds It, Free If Ckzrye.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed
10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. IEMAH,
Iy27. 6m. Station D, Bible House, n. r. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
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rance on Eastern prices, 20 and examine KELEEn
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

New YoRK, August S.-The gold
market il more active--importers buy
ing freely for custom duties-and the
premium is > slight gain On yesterday,
opening at 1444 declined to IA and
rallied again 70 l44a. n.