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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14

THE SIMPLEST FOAN or AHIMAL LIrE.-ru
making the soundiugs for The Atlantic telearaph
between Newfoundland and ireland. a smsIl
tube with valve WAS fitted to the end Of the
line 30 as 10 bring up little Of the sediment
from the bottom Of the sea, and When this was
dried II was found TO be q dust 60 hne that on
rubbing II between the fingers it would disan.
pear in the cracks Of the skin. On placing tbis
dust under microscope each particle " 5 seen
TO DO shell-tbe home Of a sentieDt being j.
when these shells are highly magniaed, little
holes are discovered in them, through which
delicate hlamenis protrud"d. which we're the
animals organs Of looom0lion. As these Ala.
ments branch out like the roots Of n tree. the
animal IL called rh.zopod, from two Greek
Wofls "hten SIGNIFY root footed. As the rhiSo-
poo is The simplest form Of animal life, IL ia
probably the Oldest. The shells are found ia
all OF the sologlc periods. aud as we 20 down
IN the strata, or backwards in the ages. thew
Iesular'y increase in size and numbers. They
ioi m arge pOrti'n Of the chalk formation
whGh was laid down 10 the age of reptiles. and
81 tha' nme the shells were generally Of about
tue sise OF pins head; in lower strata the
smells are found as large as penny, aud ia stll
lower foot in diameter. They have lately been
found in Canada three feet 10 diameter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
For Rent

very ds.lfabs Eails ef Tlcmn, Including taib rOog
sssUs AArkst AhsVs sssand. SsSJ.in.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14

Nue Auu not 10 " pau IN u you Know what you vii
100 dOii Hunting Cases Watches, sash 400 d
10 ld Wa e1es 10 %
200 dies W4tohas a V
600 Silver wAleh SIS 90 TO blb %
~ ~ Hold Neek aud Vest Chains, "a 90 b 10 "
lOOO Chatea n aaI 0uard Oh dne o 70 tn 10 %
s0O9 Vest aud NeaE Chains, 4 w TO u 70
4@vvo @ SOLITAIRE Jet AID Gold brooches, LOO 10 90
o v0 Sofsl, Lava dee e. 4 =, Broo hes, w 10 q
.oO0 IVY God, Jst, op,i, &c., Bar Drops, 90 to $50
@ soJo 9e e. breast aud seaif PiRs 90 to so
b0OO Oval Band Bracsl 10, SOJto 8O1
~ ~ ShAseu brnceleIH O1 TO ~ W
So,o Vllionne Dlamoni Pins aud ngs 90 to 500
6,O9 30 it're slvevo satlona and Studs OO 10 s@
1000 Gold hinblss 00 10 s1
5000 N mature LoekstH aOt 10 So3
800 q a ura Lockets, M,Rlc. 20 Ia 10
300 uiid T iothpieks, Cr-usss "a. 90 to bO
500 fob aud hibbon Slides, 2 o0 a "a
O0 CHASED Gold Hinge ID 10 4 d
4OOO btons Sot Riags 4 10 Ia eW
w see iAaies tsEelTy--Jet aud Gold, o. 10 lsW
oVU oVU - Ltlies JeVsry-FAhsd styles, 3 0J u 10 10
e@Vvu @ vold fena, Silver Cas- and Panol, 40 TO so
WOO tens, God Csne aud Pencil 90 b 10
5000 ppns, Go d-mou tod uuldsT, OF 70 100
All the goods 10 the above iat vii bs aold Withonf ro
tervation, fOh 0NR DOLLAR ZACH Cs,tdoatst d
Al the various husles placed u Emilar snvelopa
hnd tetlrd The.e envelopes will sent BY mali or de-
iysred At our Once without regard to enoioa on re-
carving eertneats you will hat article Il rspreseu
aha y oponA Win yvu 10 send denr aud receive
vhius -
In all Transactions hy mall We eharrs for eorvsrilat
the ertneates paylng postage and doing tho hunaSt
y cans each Five csrua satsa Viii be tsaI for Ell
slsTs. i9T ~ thirty fOT Soi sztySs for eoi and Oas
AIENTs-spselal tsrmu TO Agents
hegoArAntse entire t't-fAetinu 10 every instance.
Aadr'as uEORGE DEMKRIr CO.,
'HnH'sm sos Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
sTOvEsI sT0vEs!I STOVES

a THE subscriber bsgs leave 70 call the attsno .,
AZ the public 70 hla large and excellent stock o0Ro
MWY ING AND PARLOR STOVES, eomprlsing sont
C9zke ths best patterns In the market.
lie has also hand large assortment Of Plain and J
pansd TnWArs Tea Waltert Looking Glasses KNIVES ana
FORKS Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles Pll
al LAmps, sealss Weights and Measures Guns Shot Bls
ke., &e, Ae
The subscriber will sell all articles his line Of buslu
low they can be bought for elsewhere.
R0oFING AND sP0ufIN0 aud all klnda Of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware made TO order At short notice. and m
-aAaonRbls termA
~ OLD STOVES bought sold and exchanged.
The subscriber hopss by strict attention to busns and
sudeavorng 70 give hAneton, u receive share Of pub
he patronage. HEkPY y, PlCKLEB
No. East Sth b., bstHsen Market and King,
kN neHt door tn tbs Old Auction RnN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14

AM. GentIemen's Hats.
Al The latest styles at CHAKLR5 oAKSuRD 4 soNs
cenifp0ntal Hotsl, PhilAdslphis Buns
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
Gentlemen's Hats,
AZ, ne latest styles At CHARLES OAKEoRp so,.
MARRIED.

BURNlTE--WILSoN.--Iu thls cite
the 9th inst, by Rev. Geo. F. W2is-'9a ya
Mr.. FRANon A. BuRNIrR OF Cecil oonn,i oi
Maryland, TO Miss SARAH WI1sos Of ~,
city. Elkton papers please copy " '"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
GEO. DEMERIT 4 co.
THR FOLLOWING sPLsN0IO LIST OF
Wstches, Chains. Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C.,, worth s500.000.

70 b. sold at ONE D1LLkR eaeh, without reear 10
lus, aud not TO b. paid IN II you know what you vii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14

General Grant appeared in tho House Of
Representatives on Saturday, was escorted
to the Speakers stand, and was introduced
by the Speaker. lie was received by loud
cheers, both from the floor and the gallo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14

FIVE DOLLARS REWAED.-WAs losi on tho
m ornlug OF the Ah iRst., IN passing from tho )
W W c1inlr 10Th nnd ehipley streets to No. Gil
Market street, pocket book containing ss5 or
$S6 in the shape OF one $40 bill, one $40 bill one
~ bill, and the residue ia smaller bills nni
change. The finder will please leave It with
John c. Patterson, ESQ.,, oil Market street and
receive the above reward.
feb lO-at j. WEnsrER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

SEw Yak, sspt- -
coTTnN-oaist and xffao1t nafsriai alssrs-
elon. 441zesA5 for Ei3dilas. .,a
U--StsadF FIR eOmuon grNcss. En5 ea9ls1
br w and lfr Iowsr. wafla al AZ hsEast -
we're aetfSs Anz 1os higher s0ess y - = = :
stafs:s % for r01nd-hocP ohaos Aaa - 81 -
1yFaISKY-sseady; Western 2 291<9z %
WHEAT-HssFy sud fes2c lcvsE tot sPs.1 g
srs ter Esr Wa ser, ukiel = &c ares q
81 = f3r Chieaxo spftng and Mtiwsa1se Clucs
and % sor pFaHs kIte 4icnsAn-
ETE- QnseE.
BAREkG-FIu
BARLEY MALL-Dnli-
COBE-Ic Iowsr; g 3stc FOR unscunds Anc -
6a9IJzc fsx ssss rd aixsa sgsstera.
OAfs-In sair asnaa4at 4s91Ae Tor 1nsoansi
and 59G5ec for SQUAD
CoHFEE-DuiL
TGAR-In medsrzss request
MSLASS ES-Quist-
H0Fs-FiTn-
PETk0LEUM-Firner; s09szs for Rsansd
free
k0RK-opeued excited and higher and closed
keavy; - z5a34 Is for rev Ness. elsaing az =
57JL cssl. 81 t06ssf 81 for 90 aud 'ef 90; q @
92s 90 tsf prise. and $500 Is for prfne Mss.
3 LsE D--FiEm 4 7ts5ie.
FUTTER-AcfiTsz and hEn AZ zsg45e for ohiss
and 40.95zc for state e. -fsa
CHEESE-I1a1s1<e. -
MONEY -Easy - 1.ge per cent. l1sg
GTEELISG-t99s . i09SSz
G0Ln-W bout aec' dea changes upening Ct
its5si dszlinisg 20 l455<; adFAassag . IA and
eio.inR a. 1871 s@ ~
GDVEREME IT sfacEs-stsAdyx r
sT0CKS-Strsag and heavy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
The VERY LATEST
By
TIE LIE 70 APH.


.
- WAsHIEeToF, Sept. z6.-The Wirz Mil
tarY Commission re-assembled to-day
and several new witnesses we're exam
med by the Government
4 Dr.. VIM. Marsh, testified that be had
been employed as agent Of the Sanitary
Commission for the States Of Georgia,
Florida, and the Carolinas, from JsRu-
ary, 1862, until the close, of the rebel
lion. Witness sent from Beaufort large
supplies Of clothing, rsneh IS shirts,
drawers, pants and hats, and also
crackers, condensed milk, coffee, teas
and other articles Of food. The ar
range ment for rendering the relief TO
pr a6ners vas made with Gen Sam
Jones, to whom the goods were passed
over to the Confederate Agent st
Charleston. .It~as kno~nEn June, 1864,
that there TEas suffering at Anderson.
vile, as escaped prisoners confirmed.
Witness had no evidence that the goods
were received BY the prisoners. In No
vember, an order was received from
Washington not to send the prisoners
any more supplies
Cross examined-After the goods
passed from the Sanitary Commission
they went into the hands Of Confederate
agents.
Judge Advocate Chapman put in as
evidence, letter from Capt Wiz, dated
at AndersonEi.le, Nov. 4th, addressed to
Capt Nicely, Asst. @ IL Confederate
Amy, in which the writer acknowledges
The receipt Of Is packages of clothing.
5 bales Of blankets, ! box Of sheets,
boxes of pants, 3 boxes of drawers,
socks and shirts, and that he should dis
tribute them without delay, T =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
Exaract from "a L@tt~r Of Prspid ant
LtneoIn TO GEN w adsyvorah.

New YoRK, Sept. 25-The Southern
Adnocate Of The 18th, says the following
extract, which has Just BEEN published is
from the late President Lincoln's Letter
to- Gen, WadsWorth, Who fell in the
battle Of the Wilderness. 2 - = ~. Y.
The letter, which il of a private char.
aeter, is to be sent to Gen. 'Wsdsworth's
family. 1t shows that Mr. Lincoln, who
desired the baafawaI of the elective
franchise on the blacks, was slsu1st an
early day in favor of grating uniFer-
sal amnesty, which, for some strange
and unaccouutable reasons Is still with
held from the South, Notwithstanding it
was known it was bis intention to grant,
without exception, q general 1paFdonl
His wishes in this particular, The Amer.
lean people cannot efford to disregard
Congress- will no doubt exact the right
of saffsAgeT lsr backs Why universal
amnesty should be withheld until that
time, we are unable. to see. This GER
tainly was not Mr.. LiucoIn's plan, whose
Intention all parties should obey.
The following Is the extract referred
20, in which Mr. Lincoln says: You
desire to know in the event of Ger
camplete success -iHthe fed. the same
being followed by loyal and cheerful
submission on the part Of the SJuth. If
universal amnesty should not be sccom-
uanied With universal Suffrage, Nov,
since you know my private inclinAtisns
A. 10 what terms should be granted 10
the South in The contingency, vii here
add. IL oar success should thus be real
| ICED. followed By such desirable re-
sults. I cannot see, if universal ara
| nes.v il granted bow under the cream
stances, I can avoid exacting IN return,
universal suffrage, or ct least, suffrage
on basis Of intelligence aud military
service. How to better the condition OF
the eolored race has long been study
which has attracted my serious and
careful attention Hence think an
clear and decided as to what coarse
shall pursue IN the premises, regarding
il religious duty az the nations guar
dian Of these PeapR, who have % hero
ieally yindicRted their manhood on tn
battle field, when IN assisting TO save
the life Of the Republic, they have dem
onstrated in blood that they have RICH
! ! to the ballot, and the humane proteetiol
of the flag they have 50 fsarlessly q
Tended. hzs'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Tha Dad fhat Might be LiYing.

It 10 sad 70 thInk that Thousands die aunuA y
with tbs saeans Of life and hssith almost within
arms lengfh. Many wsakling goes down 70
the grave every day, whom the timely uss OF
HOsTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITS
TERs would bars saved. Il is \ consolation ID
know, beSsyer, that this glorious tonic--a vital
king Elixir without single drAwbeek-ls pre-
ssrving the ifTss CT muItitudes. In cases Of ges-
srst debility and prostration, IL ls producing
effects that afs psrhaps more astonishing thsns
anything heretofore observed or recorded in the
history Of msSica; treatment. Feebis, emsciated
and cespasriag Patienfs. whose powers Of digss-s
ton seem to be astmally e1tingu thed, recover
their appetite strength and spirit der course
Of the BittsEf, wishH Ehpidtiy that is poaitiveIy
amazing. Al that ths Propris' ors expected FROM.
the pfsperasioe wss Ing ago thrown Into the
shade By iks aetual results. New yIrtuea, which.
they had never thsaztf Of Attributing to il, ara.
continually basrg desssoped in Ita application ia
new cases. AZ PreyeptiEe Of diseases Of every
class, and constituti0nai invigorants it stands
aIons and rnapproachmble.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

FoRFREss MosRoE, Sept 26.-The re-
port is not correct that the announces
ment, which YVES made by the agent of
the Associated Press at Fortress Mon
roe, that JEFF Davis had been removed
from his casemate 0t
Captain j. NJ. Moore, an assistant, ar
rived from Washington to day. ~
: They are inspecting the grave yards
where our soldiers are buried, to ar
range them properly and fence them in.
Many Of these grave yards have already
been arranged, aud are kept in an APP
prepriate manner. Most Of them, how
egef, who were buried at the commence.
ment Of the war, are 40 a very neglected
condition, and without fences.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

New York, Sept 26.-The steamer
Pearl brings Savannah dates to 22nd.
The Savannah Herald says the police
have instructions to arrest all colored
persons found in the streets after 10
o'clock at night, unless they have pa
pers from their employees stating they
are allowed to pass The Herald says
they are very vigilapt in the discharge
Of their duties,
Quite a number Of burglaries and
other robberies are announced never
theless
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

New YoRK, Sept &c The Rip Van
Winkle, when opposite the ferry slip this
morning, struck, it isisupposed, aquanii-
sty Of iron supposed TO have been sunk,
and STAYED hole in her hull She sue
-ceeded in reaching her dock, and all the
passengers,. baggage and freight were
removed before she sunk She sub
merged to her dants.. Another steamer
will takesher place. " liAs f2s839
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

FoRoE OF HABTT.-As a battery was
going into camp at New Haven, on
Monday, an old battery horse grazing IN
a lot, bearing q bugle-call, jumped the
fence, took bis old position in line, and
moved out TO camp with the battery SO
much for force Of habit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

BALcINoRE, Sep. 26 Brig Gen. Revere,
formerly OF the 10Th Maryland Battery
and stationed at Mooreheadl City. died
there a few days since. His remains ar
rived here this morning, and wilibe sent
to his family in Michigan Gen Re.
we're entered the service as First Lieu
tenant in the New York Fire zouaves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Tbs CRoPs-old residents inform as
that never within their recollection has
the Wabash Valley produced better
crop of corn as is now believed viii be
harvested this season. In some parts OF
this county the potato rot has appeared,
and some fields where the ground is vat.
are said TO be very bad, while other
fields on dry ground do not seem TO be
at all affected. Peru Republican.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Albany, Sept 26 The Executive
Commission, to investigate charges
against Mayor Gunlher and others, have
taken recess until 4 P. NJ. Little has
been done other than the reading o!
charges aud the answers thereto, most
Of which have been already printed
Judge Emmett said the answer of the
Mayor entirely cleared that official from
all actual official misconduct.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Notice Of Commissionsr's Sale.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN pursnapee u 50 order of the Court q CON-
monp cas- Of VsncsrbuFEh e,Huty, made Al ils
September term, 1868. in the case % Sebastian
Hsurieh and others, vs.. sebastian Henrieh, Jr-.
and othe 8. for partition, I, Frederick Lunken-
hsimer, Cemmissioner appoin ted b. said C0nrt 70
make sale Of the foltaWieg real sstats. to.wit:
Lot nnmtsr three f3) In Block humber thirty-two
l82J, 10 the Eas cru Enl4rgs ment 81 ths city Of
Eva syille, IL SAID connfyF So, onthe 10 day ~
octo Der 1866. a the doors the C5ust-h use u
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m
and o'cisok p 81 ssia day, proceed 70 >. u AZ
public suction. said Lot number three 90 10 Block
Baptsr tairty-two (i2). Ia the Eastsrn Enlargs-
merit Of EyAssslIls. togatlsr with the spps1ts.
hal Is thsreuBto hsiongirg. said Lot has gsod
~ * ~ brick house With Digit ror ms, two eel
fsf, t~o Kitchens, stab - - AL sec saary out
bui dings suitable 70 tEo families
The terms II this sac are, one-half Of ths pnr-
chase money TO e pad in cash, and The balance
in .ix and twelve mgnfhs, with sierest from day
Of sale, upSn notss y ifh aporevad security.
D. LuNKENHk IM ER,
ast1f d3w Ccmm ssaionar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

1171EE"-Isatl -
FLOUR-Unck<us.sd snd quiet.
zWHEAT-UBehzl..sd kad quiet.
aOETS-Ffru 4S1 8G gas
RYE-Dnil 81 Soc.
WHISkf--Sieedy At 70
PkQYI-I0Ss-BuSyaA Msss Pork hsid 81
81 So Balk Meats, arm a. 1s1z8lessse for shout
dsfs. i75zeg i7s<e for sides, sd holders Askise
higher pglces. Bacon, IStSfals5<e for shonldsKss
zoe VS. cfsrsd for dss 20 come out OF smoke.
Clear sides scld st p &c. - a.a sfsf ftf 4 q
Enthusiastically SC.
BuTTER-Adssaeed 70 45Jzsoe, snd very searce.
BGGS-21r; coed demAnd.
G0LD-l435z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 26.-Lieut Gen.
Grant and party arrived here at noon to
day, and was escorted through the city
by the Military, State and city authorities.
The General gives receptions at the
Capitol to night, and leaves on the late
train ~ - 81 Eli att RAaF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
EUROPEAN POCKET
Time-K eeDer.

tPateE afpisss fsr sens ea.H 1855.
An ExAcT e7z Ertrsrrr n-~-rr --rwzErxvwa
fsr ths poor asn. ds-sFl = s1lst 49,
fsi aorssg srsrf 81 oanstrls-ls = : q. most A.
proved arIKa srrys - s9-~lss - A., ,,4,fgee
suLEz IIWE atEsl ssr1.,fs s.,.ss- 4 rke rt.T,essr
PEeris1on- ~utAfas thA1 sac Dost costly
and eisborz - - -. - -,urnr.f.cerrs
Il uaEar CO EEcaz 8 p -,-.5--- -, - - ar
winding ur esTer 1uas st,--s 49, eNv never o.
80 Ie1f q G SEES Is Is acsz -e-sr xzbis article
Just introsaa4 l1ta asfs -sasrs-. rom Kuroue
where Il i Iacts5 tyss pa.ss T.ssrs Pss.usf.i =
Price fer a faa- "a 81 fsnev White
Dials, r. = Csse. e. D. 81 ssst,
rsr-.s - "a fEz s. q san Entry, o. 70
--~esGB - sa sav 1900 fs ,-lI-srss.ssf "a y
ssist q pc All srsr-sr7 -. ; -,--rI-fsrsc !.
sngf,va - asf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

SoEeHuM-We understand that the
sorghum crop ia this county is unusually
large, and that the yield will be much
greater than it has been for number Of
years Madison G5asiers f @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

bR-A duelwas fought at Yieksburg,
Miss, few days ago, in which one Of
the parties was killed and the other NOR
tally Wounded--Nete AIbany Ledger.
And did the nen live2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 A delegation
from Louisiana called on the Pres dent
this morning to represent the condition
of affairs in that State. So far as can
be sseertsiued, they approve the selec-
tion Of Mr.. Wells as Provisional Gov
ernor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

seA-A Mr. Petit, editor Of the Ovens
boro Monitor, abuses us. and then pub
fishes one Of our paragraphs as his 0s0R.
II is G common trick OF robbers to strike
jon With one hand whilst riding your
pockets with The other.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

rss4 ...ssls'.s, Z !, a..s'.~ A,s.. Bla.. NED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

From Rev . Hewsoa Brswu, D. b.. Hait6r Of
ne EReyeiopsdiA ~ kslisaoua kaswied9s aBd
ChrisffAa Chronicle. Phiiadeiphtas
Although uot dlspSead 90 saver oF Fecommeua
Patsnt Medicines 10 gsn~rai, thsoegh alftruss q
their ingred eats asa tAeota. 4 yat hasw II ~
nufncient rsaaoas shya N mag got tsstiD q
tbs beuehts D. bailstea himself - hate 2 ealNta
from auy siHapis preFaistion, ~ sha hope thAs 10
ma thaa obntributa 70 tha henaet % elkafa.
I 90 thts the aiofe reaHiiY "a regard q HooE
lAnd's GtrnaD Bitten. prspared " Dr. 9. n
daeAson 81 thia city, Diseases 4 was rn5udtasd
akaiast them for nsny years. under ths lmprua-
sion that they WeFn ehieds Atc9boiic miHfsfe
an in3ebtsd - fag iflends kotsrt sheemaksr.
Esq, for the remuvel of thts prsfaffas b. prupaf
tcnts, and fos sucgurnEtn seut % ~ thssa rhea
sndsrinsl Rom great s1e iunE costinaed esAility
The use ~ thrs battles 81 thess Hitiefns atthe 30
ginniug o. the rgossf tesr, was foileeed - sgt
aent relief And festeFstson, 20 degree q bodily
and meniA 7igor Hhteh 4 had nos fslt isf ga
mGntbs before, aud has almost deapslned q ~.
gaiginF. fhcrafcte ftent add aud az fsiand
ior dlFrctinG me 10 kha So - tla4sa a
~. s-t J.HEw1ps BRowN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

HALIFAX, Sept 26-The steamer Gu
ba, from Liverpool 10th, via Queenstown
18th, has just been signaled.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

s6S-Said sober manto an intoxi-
Gated man: This is truly rural "
"Yes, (hie) said the other, 'tu-roo roo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
FLOUR, MEAL & FEED.

T-sr MADE AND READY TO DELIvER
u TO eur customers. aA
FLOUR ( Ikaeh.art's Family Flour (wbits WI J
3 :. soasesra Ailis :. srsd ~hfss. ]
- Cr6sh, Corn, Bran, Shorts, sal sstHfs and
FEED.-kxeelient Feed nutritious and chssp,
49, 1GLEHEART MILL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Clergyman. while residing in south Amsriea
As . missionary. diseeEered a safe aud simple
remedy for tho euRe u Rsrvous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases q the Urinary aud seminArOT-
eaus. and RE whole Grain Of disorders brought en-
By banefa and EicionA habits. Grsss numbers
have gbesns already ears1 BY thEs nohIe rsmsdy
Prompted by desire ~ 5snsft the afsiistsd and
mfr innate. 7 Wnsssadshs recipe foF prsparing
and usspg lhfsnedieine, in a scaled enFeIOPs, to
sny ons Who nssds II, Tree Of cAassss =
2 Phase enclose poat-pAid saveIOPss Addressed
10 yourself Address, -
s JOSEPH 7. INMAH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
JOSEPH 7. INMAE, =
Jy27. sm. ststIoa D. bible House. N. r. city
HAIR nYFi HALF nYE

HAIR DYE4l4 HA1R DYE Y
Bachelors Hair Dye is the beat In the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
---aarmlsss--In stan famous and Reliable-pro-
ducss splendid Black or Natural Brown-rems.
dies the III stects % bad Dyes, aud frequently
restores the original color. Sold b. al Druggists.
The Renuinazis signed, w. A.. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street, NV York. $50 apps sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
DENTISTRY.
'l'-i-''--7-i'ls -
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD, BRAN AND CORN
l. EATERss .
We :Isys ss1d On cur ED stoek q F1our, and
throszh elevators, snd very nice aud eiesns IN
snail o. large &osss. usf 70 suit patients. - the
southern MIL cor LuEa1t 1snt Csual streets,
is 9'.-' IenxzEsar BaorHERs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

New YQRK, Sept. 26.--Gold opened
strong this morning at l43E, and ed-
vanced to IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

From The Rev. Levi g. Beck psstor ~ tks Bap.
tias ChuFch, fensberten, N. j., ioFmsriy ~ Ar
North hAptist chareh, Philadelphia
80 1900 - So -
hAys kn6ws HeoaaDd's German Bitssrs favor-
ably for 3 uauitef 81 feaFs 4 A@se uasd tbem it
ms eva fan As, aud hRxs t3ea 81 plaAese wiib
thsir ensets that i Waa iEdeep1 q FeesmmeHd
them 20 May ethers, aud katw ihAt they have
operstsd IN . atFtkfnsiS hsnshci4i Iasauefs ftAke
graf FienaaTe Ia thais Rabieiy pFof iaimis this
tazt, and ealtibg the aitention OF those afflicted
v ~ the diseases Tor which thry arr eacbm mead
81. 90 thsss BtitaFu ka0Ntng from seftsuca fhst
these =. eos1 nnrndatsuna vii b. snsfal5 -. Do
this mere chseffaiiy a. Hoonand'a BigieFa 10 Ia
t~ndsd q hensak ths aniiesad. aud 10 act rusa
LKvf G. BECK.