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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

SrArr AcrioS.-Mainc, Massachusetts, N.
York. Pennsylvania. Maryland. Illinois, W.
Virginia, R. Island, Michigan, Ohio and Mis-
souri, have already ratified the Constitutional
Amendment abOlishing slavery.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

. Perley, OF the Boston Journal. in refer
euee to counting the votes for President and
Vice President, says that later having presid.
Ell at this ceremony and signed the certificates
OF election, Vice President Hsmlin will leave
for his home in Maine, where his daughter Is to
be married on Monday next.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

Desertes from. Tennessee regiments In
Hoods army come almost daily into our lines
near Nashville and Memphis. The Rebel
army. they say, has gone into winter quar-.
ters at Tupelo, Miss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

NAYs.-Slessrs. Baker, Bradbury, Bur.
hank. Jos. Chase, Hamilton, Higgins, Wm
Hill, Hobart. Howe, L,wler, S. Lord, Pay.
son, Shaw, Sirois, Whitney.-l5.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10
81 Geo. W. Curtis, Esq, in reocnfl lee.

ture in Portland, said:
The two great fanatIcsor this country were
John G. Calhoun and John Brown, and eve
~ man or woman 10 following after one q
the other. One dies in his bed honorcd by
his country. and wept by nation-thc 9th
er dies on the scaaold, and tendsrly lifting a
child Of the despised race, beneath the win
ter's sun. sinks to his rest His soul 10 march.
ing on! It has been Ere fighting fire. and BY
Gods grace the FIRE Of Heaven Is being tri.
umphant over the fire Of hell !!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

The Legislature Of Delaware has rejected the
Constitutional amendment by two thirds vote.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

Vnin tuo pisS INhtkus ~ W. WV NE.
covered that there u large bed Of hard coal
In Windsor, Connecticut, and oil hunters have
already begun their labo,s.
The New Hampshire State election 10 near
at hand, and the Concord Monitor, with an
earnestnes and reason worthy Of IL name,
calls on the party to organize. II justly
says: Reorganization Is the arst duty; con-
centratiou the second; and victory the
third"
The Legislature Of West Virginia on Tuesday
last reelected Hon. wsItman 7. Wiley to the
United States Senate for six years from the 9TH
Of March next. Mr.. Wiley received ~ votes
to 10 for oil Others.
The Philips Acadamy at Andover. Massa-
chuss,.s, which was destroyed BY Gro not long
since, 10 to DO rebuilt on new site.
Tho rebel Senate on tho ID inst. voted
thanks to John Lancaster Of England, for
roscuing Captain Seumos In the yacht Deer.
hound. at the time Capt. winslow Of tho
Kearsargs sent the pirate Alabama to the
bottom Of the sea.
Adispatch from Cincinnati states that 5000
balcssf cotton were received In that city Tues.
day. The arrivals arc also coming In moro
freely from other quarters. During three.
DAYS las. week over 1000 bales were rsosived
In New Yosk.
The winter In Europe has been very severe.
Tbs ssIus and the soirs have BEEN frozen over.
and the railways clOgged with three feet Of
snow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

Nav YoRK, Feb. S.-The Tfsaes'
Washington special says: The Presi-
dent has a message on the late peace
interview prepared, embracing letters
from JeH Davis to Mr.. Lincoln, a letter
from Lincoln to Blair, and other docu.
ments. The publication Of this mes.
sage viii dispel any idea OF probable
peace from this interview.
The Worlds special says this mes
sage viii show that most Of the reports
concerning this interview have been
false. The rebels never asked for re-
eogni.ion. All they asked was an ar
mlstice pending negotiations, which wai
positively refused
The 7fness City Point correspondent
of the 9th says Of the movement south ol
Petersburg. The result Is that our forces
came up with a large train Of rebel
wagons loaded with stores, on the Boyu.
ton plank road, doubtless one grand OBJ
ject Of the raid, which they completely
enveloped and took possession Of, cap
turing a number Of rebels and driving
others back.
They also destroyed three large grisi
mills at Fishers Run, supposed TO b.
the last upon which the enemy depend
Whether or not II Is contemplated bl
the present movement to hold and cx
tend our lines beyond the Boydtowr
/ plank road is not yet known, bat the un
initiated have every reason 20 think /
very probable that it will end in It's re
I tenti0n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
MISUNDERSTANDING.


The Nashville Union states that the
Union prisoners recently confned At
Cahawba have been removed to Eater
prise, Alabama, where they are having a
good time and living on the fat Of the
land Taat the officers have been pa
rolled and are quartered about the town,
and report al stated periods. II says,
further, that from al exchanged ollIcer
il learas that the boys, the officers Of
course, spend their time hunting deer,
turkeys, aud other game with which the
the country a5oauds, aud gives an ae-
count Of how a young Indiana Lieuten-
ant WAS eaptivated by beautiful rich
and accomplished young lady of the
rebel persuasion, and actually married
her; bat the eonsiderate editor with
holds the name, lest the honeymoon
should be interrupted by an untimely
exchange There may be some truth in
this report Of the kind treatment Of our
prisoners in Alabama, as the interrup-
giOn Of railroad and telegraphle com.
munication has isolated Alabama from
the savages who rule at Richmond. We
shall rejoice 90 hear this news confirmed
and too that there is one State ia the
South where men have not been trans
formed into devils Ind. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
Regular Report.
Richmond Papers on the Coming
Aprtnk GampalEn.

Richmond Papers on the Coming
spring Campaign.
NEw YoKK, Feb. IA Fortress Mon
roe letter notices the arrival Of large
number Of North Carolina refugees.
They state there is large party in the
Legislature IN favor Of peace
Il Is reported that Lee is sending
troops to Weldon.
The Chowan river is said to be swarm
ing with Yankee gunbozts
The Richmond Fhig of the 4th says
that the two gunboats that escaped from
Savannah are now st Augusta The
sampson was once a tow-boat She has
two guns at the bow and stern, has 3
crew Of fifty officers and men, and Is
very substantial. The other, the Macon,
was constructed for 8 gunboat, has SIX
heavy guns, carries larger crew than
the Sampson, szd is 8 propeller.
The same paper has an editorial on
the coming campsign. Itsays there are
indications that the enemy viii take a
brief respite this season from the fatigue
Of active service. They know they are
weaker than they have been at any tine
since Mcclellan led his insignificant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY, Noon.

This morning q large quantity Of
light ice was floating in the river, and
the weather bids fair to make more ice
tonight
The river ;s swelling slowly and there
is an excellent stage of water for all
class boats.
There has been no business en- the
levee, except on Government account,
since noon yesterday.
The Lady Franklin, Marmora and A.
Baker are ioaSiug and viii leave Tor the
Tennessee river this evening.
The arrivals aud departures since last
night we're the l. NJ Kennel, aud Mel
notte, Nashville to Louisville. the Pales-
tine, Caroline and Echo. Louisville to
Memphis
The l. NJ Kennett was loaded with
troops and the Melnotts With furloughed
horses
The Ada Lyon is loading here on Gov
eFnment account for Nashville.
The Rose Hile will be the Louisville
packet this evening.
The Cottage is loaded and ready to
leave. We have not learned her desti.
nation.
The Juno viii leave for the Wabash
river at , O'Clock to-morrow.
The Armada will be the Cairo packs,
to-morrow, and the little Grey Eagle the
packet for Louisville
Capt Gus DuSOuehet, of the charm
ing Charmer, is in the city on brie
furlough.
River and Weather.
CSoISSATI, Feb. S,-River risen
inches, with nov 20 feet inches in th,
channel.
Showing at intervals since last even
ing. Thermometer 2So: baron. 29e 25r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

army up to the gates of Richmond, but
they know they viii be relatively far
weaker IN the coming spring months
We may conclude the Lieutenant Gen
ersl intends 70 commence active opera
tons IN short time, probably soon
enough to act in concert with Shsrman's 3
movement We have reason to believe
that these commanders win 6ud them
selves over-mstched BY the superior
genius now controlling the Confederate
armies
The Enquirer has long editorial on
the war, and is very confident the Con-
federacy will soon have brighter day.
Il says already the appointment OF Gen.
Lee has worked important results The
army has been increased 10 morals,
which is equivalent TO actual re-enfoEee-
ments; that morals has extended be-
yond the camps, and is leAvening the
mass of the people An amnesty from
the new General-in-Chief to all who
would in thirty days report TO their prop
er commands, would soon bring many OF
the men back to duty.
The Enquirer continues TO call for the
re-appointment of Johnston to the com
mand Of the Army Of the West
The Examiner has an article rebak-
ing the faintheRrtedness Of the rebel
Congress, and insisting that the army
Is hrmer and more confident than ever.
Il denOunees the talk about throwing
the Confederacy under French protee-
tion
In the rebel Senate on the 3lst, the
bill tor putting negroes into the army
vas discussed. Mr.. Orr, Of South Caro-
lima, favored employing negroes as
servants but not as soldiers He. said
that negroes in the army would be a
source Of weakness rather than Of
strength, and tha, both the people and
the army appcsed the plan. Mr. Max
well said the present discussion would
haze greatly excited the country four
years since. The employment Of negroes
as soldiers vas an abolition measure, and
would be abandoning the cause Of
which they were contending.
The. Charleston Mercury, in an article
upon the importance of Charleston, says:
What course may be taken in the i'm
pending campaign we don't know. Il
appears TO us,plain that here is the point
10 fight Not that we should not fght
elsewhere aud everywhere where the en-
ems advances, bat here is the point a.
which to arrest our steps 10 stand or 10
fall We know that the brave soldiers OF
Georgia, South Carolina, and others, who
have 50 long fought here would love 70
5ght again. Charleston cannot fall
without noble work, and We trust she
never win fall.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
NeM Tork Noon Markets.


EEv YoRK, FEB. ..
COTTOS-oEist a. 50
FLOCR-Duli aud drsoping; . ks9s 50 fos
extra state 1a z5l9ll % for Roaud Hsop Ohio.
wHKAT-Dnli sAd Dropping
CoRS-DzIl At s78I - for old mixsd wss.
tern.
oATs-Firnsr AZ II for Western
PoBE-Dui and drooPirg; - 80 for rev Mess
= eS934 Is fer eus year old dos - eo43l % foE
Prime.
LARD-searcsly 50 srn 1sx9zE<
DRESSED HOGS-Quifs hrrn
WHIsET-Dzll; small sAlas Of Western as
I'D.
g for Rahasd IN bond. sTasss for Do free
sTOCKS-Dall and ioweE.
HOSET-EAsy ~ f1sTe.
OOLD-Opeusd a. II1<s fell 10 l91zs eloses
a. 1l5<
GOvEsHMEST sTeCks-sss 1871, eSeksns,
/ 10; s-1s coupons. 0ssf; %, rsgistsrsd' l3s3s
f0-40s e2l< One Year GsFtiacatsss Es1&-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICk DUST DEPOSIT ASD
MUCOUS OR MILKY p sCHAhGES
AFTER URfsATfhG
IRRITATION OF THE SIX OF THE b AID
DER, INTLAaATIoS OF ThE KIDNEYS,
CATARRa OF THE BLADDER
sTRAEGuLARr AAD BURNING, or PAINFUL
URINATtgG
Fer thsas diseases it istruly a sessrelEa remedy
aud TOO much cAnuof b said Ia IT, pFsi@e. sin-
gle desc has bssa knowa - Esiisvs ths usst urssss
~ ,ea ,roublsa vita nat alstresslax pain IL
The mall Of the back sud through the hllsi A
teaspoaafnl E day of the Ceustitstien wassF viii
relieve yes like ssAgie.
PHYSICIANS
Have long zines aiven up ths nse o. buehu. eubsha
and juBiper In the trsatmea4 Of Ehssa dlssszsss
aud 0nlF them for ths was Of A@stssF rsnieds.
CONSTITUTION wAFER
Has proved ltsslf sqaai 10 the task thai has DE-
voivsd upon IL.
TFFitais and dreneh the kidusys, aad by constant
prodaos ehrouie deEsusrsti0a Aas confirmed
disease.
Gs DYsmKsoRRuGA, OR PAINFUL MEN.
sTRuArIuS, Asp MEMO NaAGiA,
OR PROFusK FLOWfNg
Both diseases srising FEN hsaify SECRETION 81
the menstrual agid-ia ease being TOO iittla
and accompanied by severe pain, snd the otsef 8
too proiass seoF. ITO which ~i Be spaoaiiy cured
The disasss kuoWu FALLING OF THE
WOMB, watch Il the resalt % the reiaxRtisu q
the iiEsmeuts of that organ, and is kuown by :
sesse of hesyinesa aud afazgiBs pains 10 the
hank aud sidss and Af tluaea accompanied by sharp
--lauCtuafiHg shogtiBE paius through the parti
affected, will, Ia al Gases, tr removed ~ the ma5
lcine.s
Thtre u another class of symptoms Arisfns
/ fram -IBRITATtON OF fBE WOMB. which
| physicians call sergousaess, which wurd e0Fngs
np much igBaranee, aEd ia nina eAaas Gus 81
Z ten ths doc ors Dc nos really hnew whether ths
eymptoms sFs the disease Or tbs dlssasa tho symp
/ toms. We can emily eHumerats "a n here
speak more particularly 81 cold faet, pAlpitstios
I of the heart, impaired mory. wax fullaens
asshes Of beat, iaaguor. iaasttgde, and dsnness Q
vision.
SUPPRESSED MESsTRuATt0N.
Which In the srFlsd fem j. n = couat2ht -
curfina disease. and thruHgff nagisef ths eeds o
more grsy and danger us mafaiie- are The rssait
{ and ~ month alter month passes Without 80 sf
fort being made 60 assist Saiurs, the sapprvs
/ sIea ,. comes ehfoaio he patient gradually ioss
her appetite. the h5Uels are con 4tInatsd nigh
sweats come en-, Ani Consamptian fusIly ends be
! career
ss- For sale BY all DraRsists. Prios 81. "a
wa.H CREGG CO Proprietors.
I MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents, Ne. q
C1ia street, New York
For sale IN Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH
/ FULLER. jau2Taus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

PHmADELrHIA, Feb s.--A large Ere
commenced about o'clock this even
ing in the coal oil works on Ninth and
FederaIists Streets. About fifty dwell.
iugs have been consumed, occupying
two squares on both sides Of Ninth Street,
besides few on Federalists and Whar.
ton Streets. Fifteen lives reported lost
The streets at the time were flooded
with snow, water and oil The oil ran
along the streets in full blast, setting
fire TO lower portions Of dwellings and
preventing escape Of inmatea Five
children are said to have perished in
one house,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
tBy Telsgrsphl
RAILROAD &C R.R

70 oAHasvE FAon rKsaE HAUrH THu EvEsIso.
25 bales guanles. Lowery, ". as t3 bals n
Sare. Wells. X. Co; hslss Il hsltinE. do
pkgs u waFss do. bKs p goods, Maekey. n 4
Co. lcAsk z ware, n A. Lawrencei CRATES Of
eTeckerys Go. pkKs mase, Head a al,bAgs
codees do l crate paper, n. A. Cook Is hxa
boots MaEgan a %. a. hxs hats, do. 8 hdis
Tepe, benent VI 10 bxs med, eask msdder,
Lstch ce.i ? bxa .ware, q = sSnntagi 5 hKs
cheese, Nlckary Bros. has boots, Minor a
oxs beots, 7. ssmeniui bales t~inr hhi.
aagars Mhesler Il ? has ndks. Loweuthal a
CO.. bx mase, Jaqasss a stoves. Il bdis
u bales hops, Cock A Rice; bxs axss, l4 hxs n
ware. J. stFagb Eoas hxs mans. q. 4. Dlxon
/ II crates erockery, Boliingswurta Bres.
A. n sHskBnR, Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
MEDICAL.

4NPILEPTIc FITS CAN BE CURED.-DR.
- Lockrow hsving hecome sminsutiy success
al Ia curing this terri9 malsdy, invites all sim
ilsrlv atieed te call send for circulars o. refer
esce aad testiuoniais Of cases cured of from eue
20 twenty-fonr years standing. He devutos his
attention especially 70 diseases et the Cereero-
SninAl Axis or Nervous system. and solicits sa
Investigation of his claim 70 public conndsacs.
He nav Be consulted - bis private residence,
Ne i4I West 4ad Street daily, fran 10 A. =. until
2 n, except SATURDAY and sunday. Address al
letters 20 DIR. v B. LOCkR0W, care of 2. o Box
Bir6. New ork. dsclo-dkwSn
PHYsIOLoGfCAL yTEW or MARRtAGE
= Containing nearly so pages saa ls9 nns
Plates and Engrsvings Of tke Anatomy Of the
3. Human Organs in a stAse Of Health AMI Dissase,
ujth Treatise on Early Errors, its dsPlorabls
N,assoueuces upon the mind and body, with the
Authors plan Of tTsarnsut-the only TaticEai and
succzSsfl raode of curs. shown By the report Of
1 cssez cured A truthful adviser 70 ths married,
I aud these contemplating marriage, whe entertain
donbfs Of their physical eondtuon- sent nee OF
( postage TO any address On receipt q twenty rTs
osnts in stamps or postal currency, ~ addressin
Or. Ia CROIx, Nc 81 Maiden Lsnss Albsays \.
ally 81 NS~.her nay be consulted upon SnF OF the
! ths wsTld- >-nS treats eatnsr person.
70 any part O.
LA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

BUFFALo, Feb. s-A heavy snow storm
prevails, but the weather is neither cold
CT windy.
Mr.. Tillinghurst, Assistant Ssperin-
tendent Of the Lake Shore X. r., has
been appointed Superintendent Of the
Western Division Central Road, vice II.
W. Chiitendeu, promoted 70 General Su-
perinteudent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
1t VIII Live Forever.

The following IS the resolution passed
by the House Of Representatives, on
Tuesday, the 3lst Of January, 1865. Il
will live as long as history lasts;
"Be IL yes0tred By the Senate and
House qf RepresentatiUes Of the United
States of Ameriea IN Congress Assem-
bLed, ti0o-thirds Of both houses concur
ring that the folowing articles be pro
posed 10 the Legislatures of the seUsraL
States as an amendment 10 tie Consti-
tptto,ssof the United States tchen ratt
fed by three. fourths Of said Legista-
tures shall be UaLid 20 all iBteRts and
purposes as a part Of the said Coastita :
tiogi, namely:
'Neither sta1sry nor iR0oiEHtaTy ser
ritude, ercept as apuRishneat for crime.
s0Aereof The party shall hare been duly
conCtctsd, shaH exist seithfa The United
States, Or any place satjset 10 their
5sfTisdiction
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
From wIImington.

NEw YoRE, Feb. SAIL quiet on Cape
Fear River The rebels are busily en-
gagged in strengthening Fort Anderson
IL. 5. Fooie, rebel fugitive Congress
man, arrived at New FORK last night, in
charge Of Major Newhall 1t is report
ed that be is going to Fort Lafayette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

Europe and was 70 be used in any way
that wonId subserve the interests Of the
Confederate Government The money
furnished Dodd, also The money TO ptaT-
chase the arms IN Chicago, 1 under
stood, came from ths same place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
cincinnati xoen Markets.

CIsc1NxkTT. FEB. g.
rLogR-Firm; good ssn&nd for xood supsr 81
ezs1I0 Is
WHEAT-.Tks Eighsr grades are urul: ID 4
eofzI ss White mai Is
OORN-DzH ~ 0GHI o.
OATS-s41S5
RYE-l S31i IS
WHISEY-DuiI at 2 %
LABD--An improved demand, ard Ne hIxksT !;
sales % Pri7s a. "a =. bat holSers ncE SAX 2
P0Rk-Hsid mare 'arnIy, but thsrs 10 70 de-
aADd, and prizes are Ehsrpfors romfnAl. BuIk
MeatA sre IN thz s4Ezs eonditton az Pork
GROCEBTES-FirE9sr, With fair demand, bat
10 cn&nEs II price
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
A CARD.
DR. n. A 1RMTsTF4D-

7 ATE OF EESDERso KENTUCKY. TEE.
IL ders bis profsszionaf services u tbs ettfzsns
Of Evansville and xic1niy. oGaA - his rssi1ezeH
on Third street ozs door bslSN rhs Sew Meshe4iss
Church. o1e. 3-eEd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
RULES AND REeVLArO Ms.

I. Ne papers given away ~ the ooz . ~ e. ~
KrAfusfous circulation
> No savsrtsssmants. loeal notices q a~puesia
serted unless pFsp&id or pay guArasss8.
5. Advsrtissnenss vili nsvs< - soooapanisd By
local nosioas unlsss contract s made 70 that sset,
and value received for the noties-
4 No Local Sssioe,f hevsEsr short wtnshs
inserted for less tAAn One Deilzr each day.
5. Marriages. FansrAi and Rsiigious Notioss
aust Invariably ts p&id in advance 20 secure In
sertioR
&. Nc dsaeieuey On the part Of carriers vii -
made sod by the oa3es. If the carriers Ail 10
leSve papers Orasrsd AHd directed. thsy must
pay for their carslesaness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
REMOVAL.
THOs. q. MAaHER

HAS REMOVER HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
i faeturiug EstAbiishnnnt 20 No. FIhST
hTnEEf, beloW Main. Tie has e iarEs ard eie-
sant ssartraent cf Hotne- inada Work, a. uns -
tas hnpzt, guaranteed " Esod - tho best aud
Tor sails +" cheap The CHEAPEST sud 4 iittla
cheaper.
Hls enssre stock rousstlnE ~ fne BugEy,
GoAch, and CarriAzs Harness. Light Tretting,
Heavy wsson, Dray. aud Express Harness, Sad.
dless Ia endiess variety Brides ef All kinds. ~
any quantity. Collars, girihs. sure gies, Cheek
Lines, Military Work Ia short, everything IN
. his line. from Hame strap 20 4 9 M0uHor Sad
allie "~~hAa Aeeu manufactured nnder hte ifume-
diate saEervision, hy skillful and experienced
sxork man, and Is now offered 20 tbs trade 81
EASrERS PRICES. Being ahls 20 cospete suc-
eessfuliy with anything n the market, IN style,
aniah, Durability, and price, he euiy asks tiisl.
Cali and examine for yanr=sivss kp2r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
MEDICAL.
NOTICE.

OUR FIRM rs GOING 70 CHANGE On TIE
" 1rst cay Of march, and thos- ~ho are incsbt-
se 70 ns ~iil plsaas come forward ard settle up
thsir last years bills. By 70 doing vii con
Eidsr ourssiFes under ressEsd obligations 20 our
pAtrsrs. We expect 70 add lsrg ~ 70 oas stock
10 March, and % orcsr 20 Do 40 viii h.gs %
cali or thoss who owe Es for . settlement.
DAS'L +. BATES BIO,
iAnzT-H SsuburEh. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
STOVE WORKS.

Mhnst1GSErsf OF
Cooking Stoves. for Wood and
Coal;
Heating Stoves, for Wood and
Coal;
Country skillets and Lids;
Country Ovens and Lids;
Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
Odd Lids;
Sugar Kettles;
Dog Irons;
yamb Crates;
Fancy Crate Pronts,
Air Grates;
Cellar Crater;
Window Weights;
Muffin Molds;
Waffle Irons;
Ham Boilers;
Stove Holloware, &C., q
ALSO KKKP FOR SALE
- L ~ = l. a II III,
Sheet Iron, Copper, &C.,
TIN AND JAPAHHKD WARE
sar Sales Ro0m Main Street, oppe-
site Court Houss. Foundry nsaF
momth Pigeon Greek.
eal Orders Solicited ebs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
RuCKWHEAT.

nLKHTY OF TREsH BUcKwHEAT, THE
Up. ELLIo1T's,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

nr, stricklahds Pile Remedy has cured thou
sands Of iae worst cases OF blind and nieedln
Piles. u gives immediate relief and Affects pc Q
maneut enre. Try it directly. II Is warranted Z
cure.
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot ia
Fourth street, Oineinnatl Ohio.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

CNoINSATI, Feb. S,-River risen
inches, With now 20 feet inches in the
channel
Showing at intervals since last even
ing. Thermometer 2So. baron. 2os 25f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-13

We hear of fr-qH~st depr,ds,ions being
~sas on the hsu-roosis around town. On lat
Saturday night descent wss made en- III.
peaI'ry-house Of German by the name Of
Niedfrid,. reading in the north part of~town,
and some twenty-five or thirty shanshsis COB
hIed up. Qui's n"mb~r Of raid, have been
made on PRESS Goodwin's h.nnery. aud the
Persisisnce with ~Lish they are followed up
v"ah indicate that the thieves have imbibed
the idsa that preachers Possess . superior
breed 81 ehickens II ia whispered that Prssi
g., ., the fninisst indication OF aserAwk from
his pete. l~ts hy der.n shoss from hi. rsvol-
yer. 10 the direction Of the sound, which, II
iei farther successful, have caused the prowl.
~rs 10 beat hasfy retreat. minus their plum
der.