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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

SWEET PorAro PLASrs.-Those plants ate now
ready IN limited qsantitiek Those .desiri.g to
plant early can get tAen Il my garden. or Il The
postohacs. n Tipton, wberd some will be kept
most Of the time. Remember that thk time %
plant 4. from the lo,h Of Nay 70 the sosh Of
June. z.ts.fgssa IE43@r+F ssE+k aHE Ts" ~
Those nviag % NE vieinity - Clarence. cHn
get them there, at the furniture warerooms.
Call any day Of the week but the Sabbath. com.
mesly called Saturday. Ira DoscAs,
MY 90, 1866. 1,l, - al .asp:,n.r - Il.
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|
! 81 Pennsy lvania, announces to this community
/ that he Is rsctitioner Of the
GeTman, French aaA Spanish Mode q
| .,. Medical Trcasu1sns
90 successfully practiced oflass II Trascs Spsas,
| and America He has been engaged sevepsl yease
| In travelling and successfully treating people
who anger under old CHRONIC Cob.
PLANTS. 49, .t..-
ease a. formerly prscticed by Physicians. bns
passes on and disco sera the .sSsc, however 10.
trhate the disease may he.
Old complaints teured in from :hiSsy TO ninety
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for 81 rs per week f'
Persons who live ut distance can have med
icincs sent by express 70 any point they desiR.
nate. by sending . .tstemens Of their complsiss
In writing. The noney must ~ sent In advance
for the time you wish. All letters must b. ssas
to OskaloosA Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In all their forms treated carefully and coaa.
dentially.
~, will visit and consul, patients while
remaining In TOW n free Of charge. Those living
st a distance. and unable to visit him, can 10
treated BY sending him I clear vial 81 their
morning urine, from which the disease will ~
scertained.
Dr.. VIM. inventor Of new mode oftreasias
diseases Of the genital organs. cures radically
and stseotually Syphilis. 6osAorrses. elect, and
oil Blood and Ska ,dtssasea. YoSAg msH suS.
fe'ing from nervous debility, caused BY invol.
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos.
tive and speedy cure. BY new ant isfanibls
method.
| N.B.-Ladhs who desire to avail themselvss
Of d. v. g surs and safe nude oS reno vim r %.
,structions.. suppressionA &C.. from whatever
cause produced, without use OF medicine. esA
do 40 at one interview. DR. W. has inve pted .
n,ethsd BY which Conception caA b TDre ven led,
simple and certain. .s' .. Y
He viii be at
Muscatine. Ogilvie House. April fst and "a. 1865.
Iowa City Canton House. Apri,, sth. + y
Cedar Rapids, Jackson House, April 18th.
Marion. Session House. April 18th aud 2o,b.
Upton. Aldrich House. April 2lst, 22d / 1sd.
At West Liberty. April Ii. e.. . ~
At Spring dale, April l6.
AZ Dorchester, Aprill7:
RI A. = matter o5inform atisn We amend The
following list Of patients treated by the poesss.
since January LIT, 1864: Oskaloosa, IA; O,tuu.
wa, 301: Fairfield, n Mt, Pleasant, IL; Rome.
!; panville II; Burlington. lOE; Sigourney, "a;
Mnscatine, 3lG: Wilton Junction. ~; Dursst. Z;
West Liberty. -; Springfield. .. Total aunbe 2.
l320.-AfIscafirr Journal
- .., Ill r@y DIR. ID. Il. W'RIR.
REslpENCE-For the last ak years in Toledo.
Iowa He will viSst the above named piace %
every sixty days.
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ssv1s HvssssD rvoLvsrrrns sipt X Car!
-Yopns men. bs warned II time, amply yeps
self with Holloway's Pills and Ointnent They
ass guaranteed TO cure the worst cases Of sores
ulcers. ssarvy. fsvsrssaad bowel complainant -
ftbe resder OF this ~notice" cannon get . box
Of Pnls or OintaAent from the drug store In his
placs. les hin write to me. 90 Msiden Lane, en-.
CLOSING NE anlount aud viii mail box ffee OF
sxpssse. Many dealers will not keep my medj.
cinea On hsnd because they cannot make a
much psoAs - % oshef peroonA, rn1ke. IS cent?.
90 cssts. set Lao pr Dor 81 pot. 81. e. 's' ~
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To the Ladies.

Miss DALE would inform the ladies' Of Tip.
Nl ton. and vicinitt that she 10 prepared = d
sii Kinds Of sewing, including
Dscss, Cloak and Mauseau Making.
and trusts those desiring anything Of the kind.
will give her call Z
Residence opposite h Swartzlandsr'a II the
sonth part Of Upton. nl7m3
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Farmers that have used this pillow say II 10 tho
best in nse. and 10 also the cheapest. Those de-.
string Corn Pillow that will give entire satisfsc.
ton win do well to call on me. ct my blscksmith
shop, near the steam mill and examine this Plow
before purchasing. G. DVD0eTs Aesat.
Upton, lows, 1866. lsw6 pd.
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RsuUeDD 30 PxIcs.-~In sssdsrl 70 keep u
With Ne tinsA asd accommodate all hi, friends,
wv 9. Love has reduced he price Of letsins
mares. = his. horses. 70 he following rsses.-
TuckaAos. SIS; Old Alexander. -; and Young
Celiq. -. Fssnsrs desiring good stpck. xesld
do vel 70 take sslook q NJ. Loxo's tile Of thes,
osgh bred staluols. -s.--,asf So
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The S.udusky R.gi.ter uuderstaud.
shas over Eve hundred Of the prisoners 1t
Johnsou's Island applied during the psst
week to take the amnesty osth. l, is
thought the Post Commsndsot will Be
empowered to ~sdninistes the ossai to
those applying. without first obtaining q
spscial order from the War Department,
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DIED..
Al his residence. Ia Upton. on Tuesday MON.
Ing, Nsy Sd.slASs, Nh. G6OAoxE Davis; "a the
10th year 81 biz sgs. ,s.ssia ~aes .Ts
Death IT, the .infallibls decree Of CSd. st 10
appointed unto men once to die =" No human
care, preeau.ion, dsyIk1, medical science and
cid. can evss91sfyr sAfd % ~ ssalsks Of the
last ene14e aissst xtltass NSs.<-bstskyjs but
. supey1ttA hsst.se-shs ssr.ssai "a teod
10 sy36.teis prostrased--fo ",here iS~no N.
chstik;6 this waSnx ~ slhe .hssJlA
eth And shall not see Death p In the ,desth 81
ouf fri(ssasd ieishbSr NJ .aheuh heai inew
the injunction Of our Saviour. "Be " therefore
resayaslsQ" ~. Be ready Tor death i Of sas
utmost siaporsancs and susbts 20, b. our great
object throssa iifs.a AZ 'death leaves rs j1dg
meht VIII IND ~ O '''whe,hef Inc tree. fails
towards the north. or the south; in the place
where it falls, there shall /. lie" l. ~. declars.
ton Of Scripture: and woe 70 the man who rests
only AMGsso,stn Bope ii sSns St,efsisstl
A fnturity unprepared for, is . gulf Of darkness
unsnnlsinatsf hys aisgb fay Sf light. ~ ryEry
In Red Oak, May 9th, lssS, after q long and
protracted Illness ROaxHr Go0snIeH; sgSA -
yCStoes q. sFFsg ~ .
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PROCLAMATION. '|"
~ de legal voters Of the town Of Tsipton:

40 Ne teyds VOseIs ~ ue so0" o. ItPtON.
WHEREAS, upon the petition of fifty legal
w voters Of said town the Town Council Of
the Town Of Upton have directel that . special
election Be held to determine the question Of
abandoning our present Town Charter, Tins
brisging the iacorporatien Of said town undss
the provisions Of The tiensrsi Lev for the IncOr.
posation Of Cities and Towns; Z
= Now, therefore, t. 10 hereby ordered, That
aaid slecti.p BE- held q the court house, In said
town Of Upton, on Friday, the "a day Of June,
"A. d. 1855. between the hours Of one O'Clock D,
u. aud i've O'Clock p. m. ana those who desire
to vote In favor Of the abandonment of The chars
ter. shall dcpbsts,a ballot on which shall b
written or printed tbs words, .sTs favor o. aban.
doument." and those desiring to vote against
the ahandob mont shall deposit . like bsllOt with
the words. Against abandonment"
By .osdes Of iheyTew. Couscil.
:. II Il - u ~ 3. 4. DANIEES
Mayor Of the Town OF fipt04.
Tipton,' fs~&,, hsy 18th, 1865. nlswG
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NEW
- m n"

&rq NEW,
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE.
-sta> THE UNDERSIGNED wouId respectfully
inform the citizens Of Upton and ycin
ty. that they have opensd . Boot and
>Shoe tire. opposite the Court House.. west,
Where can he found ar kinds Of asAs ..@
MINIS. HOY6', YOUTHS. WOMEN'6,
:, MISSES 4 cul4DREAs SAQES.r T
Also Boots made, ssc sepsreaAo'order.'. ;. :
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The great Itch and Humor Killer
,. Of the / 9th Century,! I

This "e~ preparation pose'sss most sssa~fd
pseperties, and Il
a 0UzT CURB
Fer every species Of the ITCH, PRll.
RlK pTCB, BiRsgR1 1TCn,' WABASH
~ SCRATCHES, ILLINOIS NANCE, CCTAS.
EOUs. E1UpTlONs, PINPLsS on T8C
FACE, SALT RHEUN, SCALD BEAD,
RlNewOR9S, ke. : 80 ...t- =. ~
The PRURIGo LOTTO new and s~ss6s esss
~ all kinds Of Itch, and being 6uid preparations
= fres IRON I'll Ne gummy, diasTesAbe qualities Of
Ne oiatments b gsDerul use.
The PRURIGO LOTTO 10 safe 10 use under ALL
CIRCUMSTANCES; Will not irritate the most tender
ekin. and CONTAINS NO MERCURY. Don't fs1
% ~ H. Manufactured By
RT.& W.T. 0eRAkLlND, $50
Sole Rsopristoss, Lafayette, IND.
PRICE . CENTS. a.. .--.-... 49,.
LO9D 1 SMITH Chleaga, Whs,eals Asenss.
Sold q wholesale In Ckeags By HUkLER, HlNCH
4 HCLER: OHARLH0 @. bAifH; BURNHAMS
:. . VAN SCHAACk; y. .. HARRIS 4 co. |;
WITH . DWYIa; }. y. RED = co., aaA1.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Ninth Annual Republican State conven
N6h will b held stf Dsa MoineA On Wednesday
June l1ahs lSC1, fer lho .purpeee, g 4I41eee II
noninasioi Sandid ates. fos Tie Solssssee -. ~.
TO = nilsA q Sbs sasslaG G.eeeL 1890 -
Ona psssaa Ybr ~ cnSs eg91sysc sss o..
O1s persop. tess - eess =. 81
1901 c; Asssnsss = 5s1ap = ~ =.
IS: IS: ,.s = I. .4s.,:r.as..a. il
TEslec6ors 81 The several counties Of the
eminent ID every Sabt3 % aiaintAia. the integri
y Of the Union, and heartily approve the policy
99tals:aee sss:.Ss ~ Aeis:~ ns.3s: kH e
s$ss;9 ~ &c 4U:1.slsssssss.
d delegate for every humid ed votes, and frsc.
ional part Of hundred over fifty. including the
Soldiers vote. cast - he lAte Presidential cleo.
ten for the Union electoral ticket.
The armies Of the enemy are broken and dis.
ptsAsAubshesl1rSs' u Aasssy ~AtcA prompai
~ destruction OF those whom It cannot control
must Be destroyed. and the emblems Of mourn.
ing which now ensRrtG61 ll6sNation for its loss
Of ABRAHAM LIHcoLH-whose name 10 synonym
for the purest principles Of Republican Govern.
ment-'mpreasivliy suggest ddty to those whs
revere bis memory and cherish his faith.
b eff9f q the PePsbliGas Eve Gsns..! Com.
Des Noines, Nay ], 1866. Chairman
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ID. S. 7-3O LOAN

~ aasAensy Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, II,
s.tn1lssed hss assumed the General ,ssb'crtpsaos
Asasv 10, II. al. u Uulsst J. rs,..,ry S..ss
bs.sise seve. and three ten ~ s,ss. Interest," =,
anssn, Gssv, - ~ u as...s : .'4@
sEvENsrNIMTY LOAN. s.
These soe' are Issued under dss Of June is.h 1885
and are payable tire. y.a.s ssn |, esrrss-
y, ars<,sysssh,s u The sps'sn Sse holder into
'sca- U. q. $50 esx Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Thee bobd. ~ nos ~o.sh ,srssiu. Of pipe per
cent, including gold interest from November Which
makes the actual profit on the $50 ioan At current
rates. including ipteres, shout ten Per cent. per
mum, besides It e.sap fss Jves StSis sal .ssie,psl
essssisa, seA adds ,.~ sas iafArrs per cent. .srs
according to the rate levied other property. The
is.:U. spye's semi ,sanH4s hssoupees.'t..s.t,
70 each note, which may be cot II and sold to any
h.r... %k3TI8ttk
The n.re,. s.esns' ~ 1IGOuW az
One cent per day on . $50 note.
Two cents -. "la1-rsloo " Is
Ten q" 8" e50o -"
g1lg ~ 81 - ~. o50o0. 49,. toi wi
Notes Of ~ .As dsnesstnat,ons named vii, BE-
psHgny ss.'s'tsa .pss - re.~ - ~-r~.
June next will = ~ iAiAr.s.: tTA.H
The only Loan i'm Market
now offered ~ the Government, and Il 10 confidently
e1peessasAas ~ sspsrsor .Ivinssses M, make tale
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than 800 600 Of the Loan authorised BY the
last consss'ssssAo~ er -. Asrtes. 'sh7 s.sun.,
At the rate At which 1. being absorbed, will all b
.ub.c bed Tor within four months. when the notes wiz
undoabssAH eeumand PREMIUM as Aas runiforniy
been the ease On closing the subscriptions to other
In order that citizen, Of every town and section o.
the coYntrN may be Afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State hanks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions par Subscribers will select
their s~ns&ssssSsin ~hss shsy have sonadelsS, sns'
who only to be responsible the delivery Of the
nstes fs vAisA ahey rssssse osdSt.S @'Estn VI
.,,..r Jay COOKE. &. ~.
i Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
i Marc s5eh, 1855. ..'.
. erBscaIpSsons viii he received At s.a q
VIM. H.Tuthili's Exchange Office, TIpton.
Mascatin0 National Bank Of Nlascatine.
Fts~t National Bank Of Davenport.
Fir>t NayeonNl Rank If Iowa city.
First NNei0nal Bank Of Cedar Rapids.
lny National Bank Of Cedar apids.
First Na16Dnal Bank nj Lyons. sff ia
First National Bank Of Marion. f3m9l
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%Any person desiring to get good Sewing
Machine, will do we'll to call At this Office. ~ We
have one Of Grover L Bakers Machines, which
We will sell at old prices.
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rTiNARRIEDS 49,
At the psrsos.gs IL Upton. NAY I'm aass: "
Rev. VIM. puyyia, ~, FEsHso LAM and NJ :.
ELIZA AENETr; III or Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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,dEWe 1Ahlishs .thia essas the substassS of,kl
speech made lately BY Gen. BurLsS:" 7sShfts No
exscAyr anAnis CT bestes ihsa aaJshnsws eoaId
~ upsn che sahjscu We gb4laSvs too tina. II
salts The g nine sepshs efhe loyal nea
throvshopt the county. ,. fos " al a.. .,.. >
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-
- MRa CARrER has returned from Chicago
with good stock Of Millinery. and inte nds
ktspass Ne tsst and latess stylea, thefeby hop
isett piease .slewb4 akay lAv6r iief with their
patronage. t..u -, nl2m3e ~.
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constantly on hand.
~ I f1yite The stssstion of The pa1lic u
my stock ot0eeds, sopadeshy beiisslsg hat
ssn please: - IL quality aa1 Ssieee
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SiAoSsox has received large addition to his
sock sf'fuetfSa kovds. ana " viii eli them, q
great sssriAcs - close out .his stock .sf Las"t
',AeTAp SOLDIERS, Ala Society win meet At
Ma MN. BAaLsr's .so:norrow eveaing. AL
iutersssed ore requested to amend. ~ :. 80. %5'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07


"No REar FOR THE WIcKRp" Law.
rras.---ft appears, says the Missouri
Democrai, that some Of the rebel law.
vera oil Missouri. not daring 10 take the
necessary oath here TO enable them to
practice in our courte, have emigrated
20 Illinois. But their troubles are not
over on the other side Of Jordan, for
Judge Gillespie, OF Bellsille, intends to
rule out these exiled limbs of the law,
for the reason that Illinois lawyers are
not allowed 10 practice In Missouri with
out taking the oath OF loyalty. The fol-
lowing 10 from the East 81. Louis Bloody
Island) Herald Of Sunday: al9
The lawyers Of Old 81. Louis will do
we'll 10 bear In mind the suggestions OF
Judge Gillespie, OF the circuit Court in
BelleyilIe, of this judicial District, last
Thursday morning. Ii was on motion
Of Judge Snyder, 20 admit b Newton
HART Esq, young lawyer holding a
Missouri license, TO practice this term of
the Court. he having failed 10 receive
license as yet 10 practice in Illinois He
~as admitted 10 practice Jadge Giles
pie, however. atssed that no had been In
formed lately d ,sel- aer OF che bar
Of thia State had been refused the like
request in st. Louis, and that If such
waa the practice BIO should be governed
accordingly. he would not at this time
decide the question which may arise
hereafter, as 10 whether n lawyer failing
20 take the oath could practice In his
Court, but should be governed entirely
by future developementa."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

AERcDoTEs or THE 5IsT Ono. - A
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Cons
mercial gives the following pleasing and
significant incidents connected with the
5lst Ohio regiment:
"Many incidents of interest 10 the
reader arc narrated BY those. who have
gone through with the regiment All
Resaca, while the regiment was living
behind their works waiting for lail in
the storm of rebel shell, one OF these
missiles, with lighted fuse, struck
directly in front OF a German named
BENJAMIN Ccpley, who was crouching in
the sand. With undisturhed coolness,
he seized ID between the open palms d
his hands, and, enchanting May pc you
want 10 pust yeti threw II away, the
event being greeted with n genera
laugh from his comrades.
dIn another engagement O hing,
specimen of the genus Teutonic, VIII,
aad usually escaped ecii~e participa
tion in fights, wes struck by o passing
ball In such manner IS 20 leave al
opening in his windpipe which prevent
ed him from breathing, and threateninl
instant snfsocation. Promptly steppe'
pp Lieutenant Weatherbee, of Compan
IA, and taking from his pocket three
cent postage stamp, suck it over u
wound, when respiration was resumed
and the man etill lives
aoas on the briny deep the boys haE
cened TO remember that they had on
more chance for dig" ut the rebels
iust as effective as their bullets ha
been. and 30, opening the polls Ia dn
form of law, they proceeded TO- CIV
ahair votes for Cox and tho Unio
ticket. aaas afeH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Gov. MARVIN ON NEoRo ErloUETrE--
Governor Marvin, of Florida, recently
addressed n large crowd Of negroes sat
Marianne, in that State, on behavior,
and, among other things, said;
II you wish to be esteemed ne ladies
and gentlemen, you must conduct your
selves accordingly. Call your old mas.
ter, master, and your old mistress. mis-
tress. II ia right you should; 10 II pro-
per, Il 10 polite. You do not mean, by
calling them so, that you belong TO them,
but that you wish 10 be respectful and
polite, and to give no cause OF cfense,
bat rather dss:~a 10 please.
The Govarnr got an unanimous
promise TO adops his advice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
Anew York Democrat ON Democracy


A New York Democrat ON Democracy.
Gen. Peck, Of New York, was, from
his youth, a jealous Democrat (receiv-
ing his cadstship from President Van
Burenl, until alavery made war upon
the Government And now, with q per-
feet knowledge Of the duplieity of his
old associates, he says;
a Fellow-Democrats beware of that
party which was for and against the
war, which opposed the draft law and is
responsible for untold millions of bounty
money. Beware of that party which de-
clared the war failure, and vas re-
| iecsed by the people ins November last
by an extraordinary majority. Beware
of that party which would have received
the rebel States, with all their slaves,
and Unidentified their owners for losses.
Beware OF the pro-slavery party, which
is throwing every obstacle in the can
vass for the defeat of the proposed
amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States. Beware of that party
whose opposition to the Government ia
1862 and 1868 united the divided South.
made the rebels sanguine of success,
and emholdened their base allies in
Europe Beware of that party whose
policy, direct and indirect, has. pro-
II Ienged the war ut least eighteen months,
] Land is responsible 10 the Taxpayers, to
families, and history, for the conseqnen,
4 losses and expenditures. Beware OF tha.
party which, in New York, is striving q
cover mp iss record and blind the people
- .E1aBIlB 1Lg0x ri 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

The New York Times, describing the
lll,000 In counterfeit Treasury notes
captured By the police of that city at the
residence oil an Italian named Bohager,
az already mentioned 10 our dispatches,
says the counserfeits are Of many de-.
nominations. They have probably been
very widely distributed in the low liquor
shops add brothels or tho city. 1t Ia
thought they must have been printed In
Canada, as the length Of time occupied
In getting them up could not have been
passed without discovery, had they been
prepared Ia tho United States. The
Times adds: "The engraving on all Of
the notea 10 coarse aud the colors arc
imperfect BY daylight the cheat ID oh.
aeryable at a glancei but by gas light the
counterfeits OF the last issue OF 600 frae.
tionaInotes might DO passed II not close.
ly scrntipized. The imitation ia near,
ly exact tho expression OF the Goddess
Of Liberty conntenance, tins nuddineas
Of the words " United States = over her
head, and the dstinctness With which
the words &c Plnribas Unursa appear
on The shield, reveal tha fraud. These
notes, though easily detected while ne W,
might battle the beat judges Of money af
ter being crumpled and worn three
months, The counterfeit Of tho old tifty
cent note has muddy background the
medallion portrait Of Washington, how
ever, 10 good---nearly as 6ne rs in the
exoellently.executed notes that were
aeiaed In Cincinnati six months or more
ago. The Goddess of Liberty on the s5
and $40 notea 10 merely a hideous Carl
cature, and the general execution Ia bad.
No monsha or years Of wear aud tear
can render these notes dangerous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

AsEcDOrE or SHERfDAE.-The follow
ing good one ID Told OF Sheridan--nos
the General we believes i
One day Sheridan gave dinnsr party
to bis friends, aud when the ladies' had
retired from the table and the servants
we're bringing in the glorions drinka
which have made those old days famous,
Sheridan rose and said. Nov, gentle
men, before we commsnss drinking, !
want TO ask you one question, arc we
going to drink to-day like men or like
beasts2" The indignant guests replied,
/" Like men, sir, Of course" "Then,
said Sheridan, we shalE ell get giori-
oasIy drunk, for beasts never drink more
than nature requires.
And 90 endsth this lesson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Police Par DAY.-0n Tuesday, Re
eorder wilkinson paid Off the police force
for the month Of October, which repair
ed the sum Of %, 98270, not including
some $500 previously paid. There are
fifty-four day and night police, forly-iye
Of them doing duty 1t night, and nine
constituting the day force. Since tbs
18th Of October, the Recorder has issued
2ls licenses Of various descriptions
Nashville Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

b7 prete ded conversion 10 the views
~ Psessdaat JaAEaaa, qEd Ia nlzrzeiz
0ss oa8sufss1f la&e IL sac soldier. 10
exa niuassan Of The platforms Of Ha#
JERSEY. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connacfis
cut. a4H e4Mer. STATES show thaE II 10 I'D
a trick and sham. The peaceful leo
gard, Democracy, cannot change bis
spe
Modern Democracy in drifting with
out compass or rudder, end with no
light ave that which occasionally
flashes from It's ancient record.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
The editors of the Little Rock Ark

The editors of the Little Rock lark
Democrat have seen and converted with
a gentleman who 10 planting in the Vi
cinityof Pine Bluff, the present season,
and he informs .hem that, notwithstand-
ing the very untoward season for cotton
through which we have passed---the ter
rible rains, the army worm, and other
things which act in combination against
this branch Of agricultnre--a good two
thirds crop win be made in the region
of country IN which be 10 operating.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

The editor Of the Phfladelphia En-
qufrer adds the TWO following reasons
10 President Johnson's Thanksgiving
Proclamation
1--WE have suffered bat little or nothing
from the reactions which nearly always
follow the close Of long war, and we are
pleased with q Chief Magistrate who il
capable Of lifting himself aboVe party %
BIO the President Of the whole country.