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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14

Hay- The Csmpbells are coming 20
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14

Ia Jessie Brown tonight,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14

rS- The people Of Indiana viii be
grati6ed to learn that Hon. Richard W.
Johnsoa has been appointed . Judge Of
the Court of Claims, vice Judge Hughes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14
Local Notices.

gas- Great success OF Jessie Brown !
e------=--
sa~ Go and see the lighting Minister
1t the Theatre tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14
GROCE RIEs, sc.

GROCERIES. sc.
NEW HAMS. 1000 LBS SUGAR CURED
IN Hamsat Wh. OALDWELLs
szs Famiiv Grocery.
DEF TONGUES @t0 dozen Sugar Cured Boef
II Tongues at Ne 2 FiFst Street.
NEW HOhflNY-ioz bbis. "a hite Elint uopaips
IN a. wM. cALDWELb's.
" no. FIRST STREET.
DuCKwHEAT FLOUR. -gTs saeks rennsylyA.
ID mia Buck wheat Flour NJ az .I
8leT 81 CALnwELL's.
nRIED APPLEs.-A choice article &c be had AZ
IL cALpWKLb'S.
CHEESE 10 hoxes HambaFE Cheese aud do
~ Pine Apple Cheese IT
"a ~ wM. cALDWKLL's.
(tRANBERRIrs.- "A eh6lco articls 70 be had al
Me- % FIRST srNEGT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14
COmMBsTON.

aAaUEL = DocEEa ia.si ii y. g. DC soueBEr.
DOCKER & Dns0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NJ. 40 WAT u STREET.,
Orr's Block, next docs y II Dalzall,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
az Highest cash. pfiae paid Tor all klnds 81
County Produce. Prompt attenilpn given to al
Orders deeiQ en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-14
POR SALE.

Twp9OvED FAEM or ABOUT Two
a I,s4rrd acres, seven miles from EyansViis.
- ~ Evansville h CfawfordsyiiIs raj road. IZg
oolnes unda- euifi~@fien and fhe btlsnse wood
20 3 u19a- efse- tiapff ssfas8t. e-ifsist il part
Of i<1-s ~ frsn.s Use, stabIing FIR sen
horses, win other nee5saaTY 0ut-hou -. good
orchard q choice ffult, With good IiTiBg wstsr Ia
each field. Ire farm isJoeafed ia the most heal
thy part ~ ths county, and - ~ no most De-
slrabis lgeet on Sutside . :. kgaHsyiils
FF'' e -f.tgR 4 IuEKes IIElnEE.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13

b DR. DOW continues 70 b. sousultsd d BIZ once,
q Of = PRIVATE or DELICATE NArURk By
long course Of study and prsetioef expe1snee Of
unllmitsd sxtspk DR.. ID. has now the, gfaunnAtion
Of presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never, since he arst introduced them. allied
70 cure tho most alarming Gases or GenerrA0e ana
SypAiis, Beneath his treatment, AL the hofron OF
ysnereel and impure blood, lmpotency, betefuiA,
0onorrh9a, Ulcers. palms and distrsss IN me 70.
gtons OF procreation, Inflammation Of the Bladder
and kidnsys, Hydrocels ,Abeassss, Humors Fright.
ful Bwellingl and the long train OF horrible symp-
toms attending this olsss OF disease, arc made 10
become e harmless g The siuplsst aiinEp or .
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. DR.. ID. devotes .
great part Of his time tthe treatment of those
cases caused BY secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
Individual Tor basiness or society. eous Of the
ssd and melancholy effects produced by early hAb
Di,snsss Of the bead, Dinness Of sight fsIplts.
rsnsemsnt Of The objective functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, 10. The fearful Effects on the
mind arc much 70 DO dreaded loss q memory,
bodnEs, aversion or society, ssfdi stxust umidity
be are amonY The evils produced. such persona
should, before contemplating mstr mony, consult
ply .ieian Of experiences, and BE- 81 once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who Wish 70 remain under DR.. Dow:
treatment few days or weeks. will DO furuhhed
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board modsf
ate. .Fld 40 fei.ur-sa FlIofyIHl .Earigi NJ.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country, with
full directions for uss on receiving description Of
your o3xe1, fr
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ssfr HIGHLY IMPORTANT rrr
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

. DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. q . Bn.
dicott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily for ell dis.
Utsri. or falling Of the Womb, Fluor Aibus, ssp.
preston, and other menstrual derangcmsnts, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very few days DO
Invariably certain Is the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IT, and
the ancted person soon rejoices In perfect health
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
the cure OF diseases or women and children, shsn
any other physician In Boston. - -
Boardiny accommodation for patients who may
wish 70 stay In Boston . few days under his treat
ment- t....-... 49,
Dr. Dow, since isas, HAVING confined his whole
attention TO an Office practice, for the cure o. pIl'
yats diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledgs
no superior In the United States.
N. B.-All Letters must contain four rsd stamp
or they will not be answered.
Ofice honrD from A. n. to p. y. II...rr ..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13

ETThe Rsjuvenatlng Elixir Is The result Of mod
ern discoveries In the vegetable kingdoms be'ny
an entirely new and abstract method OF cure, "
respective Of oil the old and worn.out systems.
TThis medicine has been tested by the mos
eminent medical men OF the day, and by them pro
nouneed to BIO one Of tho greatest medical disoov
cries Of the age.
One bottle will cure general debility. %
A few doses cures Hvsterics In females.
One bottle cures Palpltation OF the Heart
From one to three bottles restores the manlines'
and full vigor OF youth.
A few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases OF Impotency.
A few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
A few doses bring the roses TO the cheek. !
eH- This medicine restores to manly vigor ana
robust health the poor debiltated, worn.down anu
I-Tnc iIstless. enervated youth, the ovor.tasked
man of business, the victim OF nervous depression
the Individual suffering fom general debility, Will
all ind immediate and permanent Keller py the
use OF this Elixir or Essence OF l.ife.
EEPrice 50 per bottle. or three bottles Tor -,
and forwarded by express, on receipt OF money 70
my DR.. w. n. MERwIN 4 CO.,
Sole Pr0prietors,
No. 81 Liberty street, New York.
q. o. GOODWIN & CO., % Hanover street. Bos-
ton, Wholesale Agents. gi ..-rr.f.. ...
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
MITCHELL, agent for Saco. Iyeowi0
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Certain Cure In all Cases.
Or M Charge Made.

DR. Dow 10 consulted daily, from 8A. y. TO =. ~.
90 above upon Gil difficult and chronic diseases Of
every namo and nature, having by MS unweanea
utation which calls patients from all parts OF the
country TO obtain advice. - ....., 90. VI
Among the physicians IN Boston,, none stand
Dow, No. Endicott Street, Boston. Those who
need the services Of IN experienced physIcan and
surgeon should give him call. ..r.H.
P.S. DR. Dow imports and has Tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail,
tor 81, and Q red stamp.
Boston. April 1854. lylS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13
THE vERNATELLA
LIQUID BLACKING!

glVes 10 buo iebtnet hos ouiy
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH,
but an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume.
THE neatncss and convenience OF using Liquid
| Blacking and the superior polish which 1t gives
over other kinds, has heretofore been In AEreat
measure counterbalanoed by Its disasreeable vine.
gar odor and the trouble OF fitting something Into
the stopper OF each bottle In order TO apply II TO
the brush, but the Vernatella Backing has only
the most DELIGHTFUL PERFUME, which remains with
the leather as long as the bla6ng lasts, and each
bottle has stick ready fitted In the stopper. The
YernatellA Backing also softens and benefits the
Be- sure and inquire for the psrnatsila Biaektng.
Price ~ cents per Bottle.
Manufactured In the Chemical Department Of the
Cahoon Manufacturing Co., and for sale BY Boot
and Shoe Dealers everywhere.
80 nm WYMAN q TYLER, AaENTs, II
WY .tr 62 Water ST., Boston, Mass.
f.f.tf'l Tho Vernntella, ft .Al.A
For making tho Soles OF Boots and Shoes water.
proof and wear Longer, also for sale Is above Cma
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13
al ranu, DR.. wIsTAR's r7ge'
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

THE great remedy for Consumption. and
i acknowledged by many prominent physi.
clans to be by fhr the most Reliable Prepare
ton for the Relief and Cure of all
o. sole Lung Complaints.
This we'll known remedy is offered to the pub
lie, sanctioned by tho experience OF over forty
years, and when resorted to In season seldom
fails to effect speedy cure OF Coughs. Colds,
Group, Bronchitis, Whooping. Cough, lnduen-
"a, Hoarseness. Pains or Soreness In the Chest
and Side. Bleeding ut the Lungs, Liver Com.
plants, sc. 'ylL| ll-
It's complete success in many cases Of Con-
frmed Consumpiion has reversed the opinion
80 long entertained. that this much dreaded dis
ease Is incurable. lf.f, -afe
To those who havc already made use Of this
Remedy, no appeal 10 necessary. To those who
have not, we have only to refer them to the
written testimonials Of many Of our most dis.
tinguished citizens, who have been restored to
health when the expectation Of being cured was
indeed q "forlorn hope" We have space. only
for the following ~ 30 'HsF'
Reliable Testimony.
Fairfield. Me-, April %, 1864.
Mcssrs. Seth W. Fowle g. Co..: 49, .s
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certificates In
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits OF that
great Lung Remedy, WISrAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. I am induced, and take
great pleasure In giving publicity to the great
cure Ii accomplished in my family. My son,
Henry A. Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield,
Somerset county, Me-, was attacked with spit,
ting of blood, cough, weakness OF lungs, and
general debility, 80 much SO that our family
physician declared him TO havea" Seated Con-
sumption" lie was under medical treatment
for number Of months, but received no bene-
ft from It. At length I was induced to pur-
chase one bottle Of WISTAR'S BALSAM, which
benefited him 30 much obtained another,
which 10 o short time restored him to his usual
state of health. think l can safely recommend
this remedy to others IN like condition, for 1t Is,
think, ali Il purpOrts to be-the Great Lung
Remedy Of the times. The above statement,
gentlemen, Is my voluntary Offering to you In
favor of your Balsam, and is Mt your disposal
As ever, yours, ANDREW ARCHER.
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS,
and all those whose occupation requires an un-
usual exercise Of the vocal organs, will lind this
the Only Remedy which will efectually and In
simultaneously relieve their difficulties. This
Remedy, unlike most Others, 10 not only not
nsuseous, but 10 extremely pleasant to taste.
A small quantity allowed to pass over the
ritsted part ct once removes the difficulty. ~
W,star's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
"a. iso0 Is preparedby hiiW "
SETH W. FOwLE & CO.,
IS fremont st., Boston, and sold by oil Drug
IS gists. e0om
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13

] SEgGENlC@ -
.'rg ,rlrTfTu .rl flyf". r. n .s.k>e ~ q
REDDLNG'S r RUSSIA SALTE.
HEALS OLD sOREs.
REDDLNG,S RUSSIA S.aLVE
CURES BuRSs, scALDs. CUTS.
REDDLkG'S r USSLA SALVE
CURES WOUNDS, BRUISES, STRAINS.
REDDEJNG'S, RUSSIA SAL E
CURES BoILs, ULcERs, CANCERS.
p eREDDENG'S RUSSIA SALYEl1
. cuREssALr RHEuN, PiLEs ,ERYsfPELAs. y q
REDDE.NG'S RUSSIA SAL re
CURES RISGwoRNs, coRSs, etc.
No family should be without Il.
EOnly IS Cents Box.
For sale by
SETH w.P0wLE-& CO., BOSTON, MASS,
.r and by oil druggists and country ,.7l
IS storekccpcrs. eo6m
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13
[ "ooEs DYSPEPSIA OURE!n
and We pledge our reputation upon our sta
ment, when We say 1t will
Positively Curc the Worst
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
and Il will
Rcl,eve Won Iustantaneously /!

Relieve ron Instantaneously!
thus enabling you, by hearty eating. and the
use of the cure AFTER each meal, (as often as the
food distresses you, or sours on your stomach,)
you will get In q very fey days SO that you can
do without the medicine, except occasionally,
and by the time the first bottle Is used up, we
will guarantee You free from Dyspepsia, and
able to eat, digest, and enjoy as hearty break
fast as you ever sit down to in your healthiest
hours. and we will forfeit to you the price OF
the bottle, upon your showing that our state
ment Is not correct
The medicine Is powerful but harmless, and
whilst single teaspoopiul will at once relieve
the Dyspeptic sufferer, the whole bottle full
would not materially injure him, as It is entire
" vegetable and contains no opiates. Al!class'
es of disease that have their origin In disor-
dered Stomach and Bowels, are dispelled In the
same instantaneous way, by the use OF .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13

Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
= .ifo0 Is prepared by hiiW ~
SETH W. F0WLE & CO.,
IS fremont st., Boston, and sold by oil Drug.
IS gists. COON
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13
.XINE.
CHEROKEE,PlLLSl

=. aass Of Rssuisrity IN tAs Rsesusnes ni
..1riH j 3 ~ tAs MsatAir Psriods. .hnrf
They cure or ohviste those numerous diseases
that spring nom irreyu'arity by removing the ir.
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Paiafal
. They cure Green Sickness (ChlorosIs).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
IN the back and lower parts OF the body eaviness,
Fatigue on slight sxertion, Pslpitation Of the
Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Head.
ache, diddiness, etc etc. In word, by removing
the regularity they remove the cau0, ana Win
n Az the effects that spring IRON IT,
Composed OF simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious 70 any constitution, now.
ever delicsts, their function being 70 substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly nsed
thsy never TAIL TO do. n % Az r'l.A
They may be safely used at any age, and at any
period EXCEPT puRixa THE fIRsr THREE MONTH";,
during which the unfAIllng nature oil their action
would infallibly PREVENT pregnancy
TAlllottcrs seeking Information or adyice Will
be nromptIy. Freely and discreetly answered lr
= Fuli directions accompany each box. r.rgr .
y Price Al per box or six boxcs for s.. .t,.fl =.
Sent by MALL Tree OF postage, on receipt o. price,
pA Dr.. W. r MERwIN & CO.,
P.I.- 'tN Peg Sole Proprietoys,
ai ~ re No. 50 Liberty street. New York.
q. @. GOODWIN q CO., % Hanover street. Dos
ton, Wholesale Agents. slu...It I..iHH.f b.
Sold by ali respectable Druggists. :. =,
Mitchell, agent for Ssco. ycowio
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FOE rH2 NATION.
FOR THE NArIoN.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURB
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
Dyspepsia! INDICATION !
81 Disc s Es
p STOMACH AND BOWELS.
&C.. &c. Prepared BY the
Propr1etors Of "Coe's Cough Balsam."

DYSPEPSIA Is not only the sure forerunner OF
death, but thecompanion Of Q miserAblelife. 1t
has we'll been called the Nations scourge for
more persons, both old and young, male and
female, suffer from its ravages, than from oil
other ailments combined. II robs the whole
system Of its vigor and energy, gives WEAKNESS
and total ID opposition to those once strong and
active |; ren0Dts the stomach powerless to duest
the food, and has for lie attendants, Fyg
Headache Heartburn, consfipation, Nausea at Sfo~-
aeh, and General Debility eftAs wAois System,
refusing Its subjects q particle Of nourishing or
hearty food, without paying the penalty in the
most agoniIing distress, and oftentimes com.
plete prostration. To meet the terrible ravages
Of this worst of oil Diseases, have prepared
.i "OOEs DYSPEPSIA CURE"
and We pledge our reputation upon our state.
ment, when We say 1t will
Positively Cure the Worst
of you, not In ycar-not in month-nor In
a week-but you shall see its beneficial influence
at once, Immediately, and the day you take It,
To you who have lived for years upon Graham
Bread and plain diet, who dare not cat any
thing the leastwise hearty-frst, because the
Doctor has ordered the plainest food, and SEQ
ondly, for fear of the distress II causes-rising
and souring on your stomach, We say sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty meal as you
wish and as soon rs the food begins to distress
YOU. follow it BY single teaspoonful OF
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DIR. wRIGIIT'S tss
REJUVE NATINC
ELK RI

Py.poysd from Pure Vegetable EFtroets. eerfesHfrg
nothing ISJurisus to tAs Most Delicate.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREI

Fsrsr and .ague, Sick Headache, SickneH at
the Stomache, Cohstipation, Heartburn,
Collie Pains in Stomach or Bopeis,
Dysentery, Vouiting, a feeling Of
Fdintness and Lassitude, Want
...rf. 1880. Of .dppeiite, rrs..
will not and cannot exist where the cure is used.
Il removes the Disease by removing the cause,
not like Alcoholic Bitters which cover up. your
bad feelings for few moments by their exhilar-
ating effects.
Beware of all such remedies or beverages, but
in their place use o Remedy that will restore
the diseased functions to their normal condition
and set in motion the entire human mechanism
in perfect harmony, and upon principles syn
onymous with well defined physiological laws.
That such will be the effect Of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Immediately and instantsneously, We pledge
our word as men Of honor-our reputation as
Pharmaceutists -our favorable acquaintance
with the people as proprietors Of the World
renowned "C0E'S COUGH BALSAM," II if Is
used according to our directions. which may DO
found with each bottle.
We add below some Testimonials from our
neighbors and townsmen, to which weask your
careful attention,
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Testimonials.

From the Pastor ofhe .Nethodist E. Church,
JNadison, Conn.
Ihave used Goes Dyspepsia Cure In my fam.
lily, and can willingly testify to Its value as a
i rnedicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
nIIIltarn Canrt Outrnrsn.

One Of the most fragrant, among the
many outrages that have been committed
by military tribunals, was that perpe-
trated by the "court" which was 'organ-
ized to convict" Congressman Harris Of
Maryland This court did so on the tes-
timony Of Government spies, one Of which
class made oath the other day, in the "con-
spiracy" trial now in progress at Wash
ington, that he considered it the duty of a
spy TO lie for the Government.
Upon the same sort Of testimony have
convictions been reached in nearly ell sim
liar trials. Spies were sent to entrAp their
victims, and they were arrested, tried and
condemned, in many cases, on the testi-
mony of just such perjured men as the one
alluded to.
The military tribunal in the case Of
Harris, It will be remembered, sentenced
him to three years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary and forfeiture of all his po-
litical rights. Could greater outrage have
been perpetrated against the personal and
political rights Of citizen of the United
States
1t is true, President johnson remitted
the sentences fact which goes very far to
show in what estimation he holds these
drum head courts-but that does not make
the outrage itself any the more excusable.
1t has been stated that the President is
entirely opposed to these tribunals for the
trial Of civil offences, and has intimated
his purpose to have them abolished when
the one now in session at Washington
has closed its proceedings. He could not
render the country better service than by
doing so. They are disgrace to the
country and standing reproach TO our
boasted system of Jurisprudence.
In this connection we may remark, that
the Indianapolis journal Republican
gives as a reason why the Indiana con-
spirators were not tried before legal civil
court, that they would probably have
been acquitted for want of testimony
against them
What beautiful commentary is this
upon the mode now practised by the
"powers that be" to make certain the con-
viction and punishm ent of all whom they
have selected as their victims
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
The secret Testimony.

1t does appear that the witnesses in behalf
OF the Government, Conover, Merritt and
Montgomery, whose examination before the
Conspiracy Commission at Washington was
in secret session, were cross examined Il
Was not until after their testimony was given
that counsel on the part OF the prisoner was
admitted; and, Of course their evidence is
entirely ezparfe. How their depositions
were permitted 10 escape, and tnd their way
into the columns OF the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial, is not for us to inquire. Readers have
the right TO assume that they we're forced out
by the pressure Of the public aud also, in the
abAence Of information, to assume that they
we're procured in some contraband manner.
The persons who are charged by them with
conspiracy agAlnst the life Of the President
have right to all the presumptions which
attach 10 the attempt at eoueealment, and
the public, which is the true party complain
ant, has right to demand re-lntroduction
and dcross-examinAtion of the Witnesses The
question how it was that, while the emissa.
ries and official detectives Of the Government
in Canada, knew for three months before the
assassination OF the President, that there was
q conspiracy for that purpose in full life and
activity, plotting, providing the means, and
choosing the implements, the heads OF the
Administration knew nothing Of IL, is one OF
interest The public either knows too much,
or 1t does not know enough; and II there is
much force Of character left to this people,
there will be pretty strong demand for fur
thsr information - Cincinnati EagEirsr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph says

The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph says
the 'so-called Protestant schools" are the
same as "infdel Academies" We sup
pose that is an offset to what the Presby-
terian mass meeting at Pittsburg. said the
other day, when it pronounced against
"infdelity and Roman Catholicism" as
"the arch-enemies of truth in the midst of
the protesting Church of God, and arch
traitors to civil and religious freedom
throughout the world" That is what
may be called differences Of opinion theo-
logically expressed.
The above is from the Cincinnati En-
quirer, from which it seems, as we have
already predicted, that the "sectarian"
war is about to be inaugurated. The end
is not yet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
Nashville.

In former times, before the war, Nash
vile, the Capital of Tennessee, was re-
garded as among the most healthful, at
tractive and beautiful cities in the Union.
The Yankees" predominant there now,
and in graphic description of its present
condition, by 'loyal" correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette, the following pas
sage occurs. We have no reason to ques-
ton the truthfulness of the picture:
"This city, as to its general features,
can be described in few words. Some
very respectable public buildings and bus
mess houses, an abundance o! stone, ne
gfoes, filth, heat, stink the two last
mentioned prcponderating TO such de-
gree as to almost obscure the others"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
Revenue Agent fOr Ohio and
Michigan.

We le0rn from the Cincinnati Enquirer,
that Alexander Reed, Esq, of Toledo.
has been appointed, by the Secretary of
Treasury of the United States, Revenue
Agent for the States of Ohio and Michi-
gan, with general supervisory authority
over the collectors of Internal Revenue and
subordinate officers within his district.
The selection of Mr.. REED (says the En-
quirer) for place of so much Importance
and responsibility--to whose duties he is
entirely adequate--is due to the sagAcity
of the Secretary of the Treasury, who made
the appointment upon his own personal
knowledge of the ability and integrity Of
the appointee In this act, in our opinion,
he has done wisely ; for. like his superior,
better versed in business than in party
wire-pulling, we have the right to hope
that the public interest will stand first in
he order of his attention.