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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
For tho Democrat.

f~.-4..1 + TUT 'no Ool"oc'"t'
i l48TI3<' ---'! III If<s!s,a1sss
Tie world was all asleep my love;
-. Asleep and dreaming too: Js5 r,nq !
= woke to catch u flea, my love,
~ Add then thought-of you. "''S'
.. Tho stars We're shining bright, ny love-
; ~ y And the moon WIS shining too;
~ I rose aud caught it by the leg ~
Ny dearest, wouldn't you,
- To slumbers sweet again, my love, ><,,~,
gently sank anew; A. ~
-n A mosquito lit upon my nose, 80 B. B.
:s.a Il strickland on it flew. agsa4 .,.jY
a The silvery moonbeams played, my love-
q Upon my snowy brow, r"'|"3+f ""*
,,,,,1. Whom underneath my easement came ,.,-
A sound like--bow-wow-wow.1~', f. :.
~ AgainI closed my eyes, my love, !. :.sI
Again to dream Of YOU
y . But was startled into terror Quite i,sy'yx
by the horrid sound-m.c-e-w.
a.. J. Ny nerves were all unstrung, my love- !! !.
could think Of You no more,
:. but turning on my side, any love, Z A2a
soon began-to snore.
49,: III ~ 80! i T,lf} :.fHtiM
--le is with a desire to encourage rare
poetic genius, that we give the above
place in our columns. The descriptive
powers, flowing in melodious verrifcation,
of this poet or poetess, (for nothing beyond
IN" was sent us, are remarkable while
the scope of Imagination displayed;is truly
astounding. AS for iustanue, in the second
aud third lines Of The second verse, when
the writer, in fit Of inspiration, catches
the moon ''by, the Leg, Brilliant feat!
How Totally sublinis! The expression al
50 contains a charming Vagdeness which
leads us into world Of conjecture for, it
is well known that the luminous body spo-
ken Of has no leg, aitd We therefore sur
Mise that the limb belonged to the t'Alan
in the Mooh,''' and that that gentleman had
very carc'essly left it projecting from the
edge Of his little sphere: 80 h]''' 2,t
An idea! Perhaps, after all, the s'it'
was only the flea spoken of in the first
verse. If so, all we have to say is, that if
the writer succeeded in keeping flea in
one place during the Space Of five lines, it
is a great deal better than We ever could
do
The remainder of these very remarkable
verses, we leave to our readers. .:-,rr
- - = - = : = = = : ; "%'A! = =
My Do not waste YOUR money buying
any Of the worthless articles. called GOLD
PENS, which have tioodcd the market for
the last t..w years, when ut lower prices
you can g*' pens which. are acknowledged
to be the Best IN THE WoELu. - =.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack
of brains con. pels them 10 attempt 1M1rA-
T1oS, ercn to tie advertisements If you want
The tntl:ralne Of your; money, see in anoth-
err column: : The Pea, is Mightier than
the Sword" ''''...' p ~''::.'. 49,. '.'i*
~ We will procure the Prairie Farmer or
American Agriculturist for any Of our
readers DESIRING them. Both are good ag-
ricu!tUral journals: g.! ....t., st
4 Rem oVcu, tits DEMOCRAT Office
has been removed to the Post Office Build
ing This will be found a move COW enient
location, and we Shall be pleased to sec all
our old friends and scores Of new ones.
Our facilities for doing Job Printing are
uneuuaIeu in Northern Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
81. just. Received !!
4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF 49,. -
Spring and Summer Goods
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

BoAn Bed Ticking, Hickory, All Wool
Fannes, Linen and Worsted Domestic and
Lancaster Gingham Philip Allen,
j. II i Merrimac
Hoop Skirts Bamoral RbboHs
raha Ribbons Black and Figured silks Bad Chinsz Cobeg
Delanes, Scotch Plads, Apas, i
French La1ies sik worsed)
Dmiy Bands Rufling Plain Shaw1s And at
Nubia
Embracing the styles selected with great especially for this nae
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

place to Sank Centre, will soon be increas-
ed IRON scmi-weekly to tri-weekly. This
Will be a. matter of satisfaction to people at
abe upper end of the route: ''.':' 80 w.
TIE s:FAnEwELL Tile Farewell Party ,
given on Tuesday, evening by: the friends
of Mr. Place proved a very plea SAINT affair.
The stormy at! ernoon prevented many at
Tending who would otherwise have been
present, but all who were there enjoyed
themselves exceedingly. Mr.. Place return
ed this morning to Fort Smelling: '''t. @.'..*
At WoRk.-Mr. Charles A. Gilman has
his new saw-mill on the east side of the
river. III running order, and at work day
and night saving lumber. The mill is Sit
uatel twentythree miles from St: Cloud,
and one million Of pima logs. can be n2ut
within a radius OF eighty rods Lumber is
now being hauled over The rohl: Mr. Gil
mans enterprise merits an ample reward.
nPErsoNAL.- Miller arrived in
town on Saturday evening, and remained
until this morning. He is looking hearty
after the onerous duties. Of the late session.
George b. Gregory, Orderly Sergeant .of
= Company A, Eleventh Regiment, was in
towns day or two this week., He has re-
turned to his regiment, near Nasl,ville:ti~
,E:::IM. Tobey, Esq; has gone East: .;I
'Ts1EcnAfn LlsEE::4,.A letter received a
few days since by Hon. zQ(searr1 lor from
c. c. Sholes, Esq, President of the Mo-, tn
western Telegraph Company, states THAT
the poles, are prepared, the wire bought and
aUthe stock taken for the first fifty mil es
of the telegraph 1AhA north VEST from this
city. Work will be commenced in short
time. This line 'will<connect at Penn bina
withthhe q british ling, eand tl,ur forna PR.
Of the great International Telegraph. And
soon we, of St. Clou5l; cad Sit If an evening
and chat with the; crowned heads Of, eEu-
rope. KAHN luAq TNIA2
9bddt1- JEwEhR F, RMs-4We have re-
o9ivssd II. Fl. eaausshaah' '& e." lis
Broadway, New York, a long alvertis ement
fol- The insertion Of which Six weeks in our
"9a'ulahle j Journal " are |~adYiiihss Ida41
cling offer Of alt"Aandseme ,California DiS
amona Cluster Bosom and Scarf Pin. with
Chain, Pin and Ball Accompaniment ~ y
AMI this, article 81 jewelry IS e Be of';a
most fashionable +: and, Unique ,design.''
Je-ru-sa-lem!t how a country editor would
shine-provided the ''d,amond"l pin was,
asidesfrom its aglittering3 name,l worth one
dime.i Wenreaily hope that none of our
readers are SO .verdant as to have cent their
money, to any: of the5e jjsx'elry ,6rpp,,s
these Gaughn & Co.'s,1 Arrandile g. Co.'s
Haskins g.. Go. s., etc.-:all are swindling
humbugs alike. Che trash you. get in re;;
turn for your dollar il not worth the pos pos
tage stamp on your order. When you want
jewelry, go to Talcott's, Mercer's, or some
honest Dealers, and get articles that will
bean equivalent for your money. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
MUNGER BROS.:,n'

SAINT PAUL; MIMI,
= q & + I ! &
Sole Agents for Steinway 4 Sons cclebra-
ted Pianos. Messrs. Stcinway were award
CT the First Prize Medal for their Pianos
oveF 2G2 others at the great Intereatioral
Exhibition. London, in 1869.
Also, Sole Agents for Chickering's celc
bratcd Pianos, of Boston; and the United
Piano Forte Makers, of New York, the best
piano in use for the money. Also. Agents
for Grpses,sqg &1Go., ESlohhef6 q Xasapel,
and J. & C. Fischer's pianos.
Sole Agents for Princes celebrated Me-
tlodeons, School Organs and Organ Harmo-
NUNS also, Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons
an" Hyx CABINET h5nq organs !s'i' !rr,y,;i ona !:
The Absye Instruments are all full Warranted
for Five Years.
/ a.2HAntE +s-H,I:s!IiN
We keep constantly on hand the.
. ,5i;'D }Sl} tl AsssoRTMENr1, :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
Also, good assortment of
Mems and Boys Hats,
Of all kinds.

The above mentioned goods have just
been received from the East, and are for
sale at surprisingly low prices for the times.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Cash paid for Hides and Calfskins
v6n41 E. G. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.

Fol s. 25i SSi pcn1st Quality oraNo spen sd quail
For 81 so No 2 pen, LIST quality; or NJ 3 pen, ID
quality; or q No pen, 3D. quality. :,.o,,
For g Goa NO. pen lst quality; Or a No pen, I'd
quality or No pen, 81 quality .A21i3,r
For 81 % No PEN LIST quality; Or u No 5 pen, 81
,'aiianty; Or i 81 s pei, Sd dtiaiity; %'ill'
FOR = Is No PEN LIST quality; Or q No g. pen, I'd
quality. - Z,
For So so No Pen: - so Mo- pen; s. IS q Nos
Hipena ss5oa Moo pen; - 70 : No 10 ponr-aA LIST
quality.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
#" :" Niatt1h ''!5 + P1ope'"sG ~ Il,
LAIM"'TA.TT'U4xNEY
II .iso" 4ni"3 ~ % ,t2sr an
.'aetue'avvkSHiNGToM; .'D:4C.

.'"e'"e'"VvkSHiKGTon; .'D:7C.
Having held Situation iu4he General Ldxtd
eSss?s & r. FEE!eEnSF|os 'Y Ba9s.s
offers his servises'ih thepf6stcdtiooh Of claims
before,thatD sps Itmens, under tho R1e-emp.]
Laws 'Towne Size Act If 1874; i&c!'7", hn J
He will also attend to Mail Contric actors
Claims; bhsihess before indian Bureau, 81.
~ Special uttsnaon giu.s 10, the eollscsion
Of C! .m for ;l dan Pepre@at'oas-soax'i5
'"t"' IN" REFERS 70 '', 'F r, '.I =, ' NJ
IISnaA EasSy, 4sy9ase .r.,o ,'tif -
1fon Hyndricks, 8. s. senrtk, and late Com
missioner of the Land Office
Hon; VIM. Window, House of Representatives, ~,
Ritt8nhouse faut u 'Co!, Bankers, Washington
HON. M Rice Minnesota.,sf **t :" >'~3't'h
Hon: G. H.. Becker 3idt"'aT in: ",n~-T ~ saa| AH'>
Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor u S. Treasury. r.
Hon! Geo. @. Whiting, late COMMISSIONER of Pen
sions; ana nov of Dept. Interior!nl za7H2i"H <'lN
A. s:H.White Esq, Dept Interior. ;''si 'r':i- j''
Also to the District Land Officers eener-
ally, and to aliwho have had land business
at the seat Of Government for years back.
Chorges Moderate. 3 A retaining: fee etpec,!-
ed IN eptry ease ."jiii9na1d ,nmdt>f re
p~ Office No. s, first floor ''Inte1lieen.
cer'' buildings, 9TH street, Washington S,''n
,tl@i!E T. Ga WAN ~ S7n22-6m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
THE SAME co1D PENS, IL SILVER EXTENSION
GASES, WITH PENCILS.

For 1915 No pen: for 8 Is Nos pen; for 81 GOA
No 6 pens TOR IS 75a'No'7 pen: i ~
For 8 No pcn fYr IS No. pen; a4d fYr 3
The 'rst Quality" are pointed with tc VIZ bcSt
Hidosminpoints, carefully selected: and none Of this
quality le sold With the slightest in'perfectio which
The >s2i 0ua'ity" are surcrior to any rtiis made ~
him previous to the year 1860. .al2
fyle SD Quality lie 1ntcnds shall equal in reject to
durability elasticity, and good writing qualities (te;
only ticcosidrtions) any Gold Pens made elsewhere
regard to the Cheap Gold Pens he'll ees easv to-
say that previous to operating his New and Patented
s %"is"s %' had the s"Ss S.tsS
furnished gratuitously.
Parties ordering must in al, instances spssHy he
wanted, and be particular to describe the kind EeY
prefer-~hethcT stiff br lin,her coarse or fine. 81
Afrelnittances sent by MULTI Registered letters,
are at ny risk and to alKwlio se,ilsts1ty
(charge for ressterilg) in addition to go6ds
ordered, will gfafahtce their safe delivery
parties seding gold Or silver will DO allowed tho
full premium on the day received.
70 cLU1 S.-4 lf3c,hi1t cent Wit VI
sums ofl2, df11 pet cert oh 81 pr cdfit
on $4S, If sent to One address, t one time. Address
aufUu3-, .ti yl:r,2 vuei q :iUorCi q .s4t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

Z Rem oVctI, TITS DENocRAr Office
has been removed t? the Post Office Build
ing This will be found q move COW enient
location, and we Shall be pleased to sec all
our old friends and scores Of new ones.
Our facilities for doing Job Printing are
unequalel in Northern Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
= MoRToN's colo. PENS. J

=: !, MoR1oN's COLD PENS. J
THE BEST PENS IN zNs WORLD
- : >ETs
On receipt of any of the following sums in cash. the
subscriber will send by return mail or otherwise rs
directed Gold Pen or Pcns-selecti,g the same accord,
ing to description, VIZ:
-, - - Il - II ia; - =
GoLo PENS w1rMoUT CASES.
For 50cents, the Magic Pen: for IS cents the Lucky
Pen for 81 90 the Alws.yS- Ready Pen; for 81 Is the
Elegant Pen; and for 81 so the Excelsior Pen.-These
pens are not numbered, but correspond in sizes to
numbers 2, ;, /, 5 and respectively.
THE SAME PENS III sILyER-PLATEp EXTENSION
CASES With PENCILS. II ,
For 81 90 the Magic, Pen; for il "a the Lucky Pen
for 81 so the AlwaysKeady Pen for - 90 the Elegant
Pen and for - 25 the Excelsior Pen.
These are well-hnished gootwriing Gold Pens, with
Iridosmin points, the average wear of every Of
which will far outlSt gross Of the best steel pens;
although they are Hn,cuy0ntet2, and therefore not
changtabe.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

~ We will procure the Prairie Farmer or
American Agricultdrist for any Of DIR
readers DESIRING them. Both are good ag-
ricu!tural journals = .,.,t., st.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
~ THE PEN IS MIGHTIER
THAN THE SVVORD.''

THE GOLD l'EN-rHE BEsr or ALI 1,ENs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

Ok AssORTED ToBACeo2OOMPRIS-
|e)C ing MI the favorite brands, At toll To
1n!t u: C.y5 H. G. >BURBANRt& co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
Am,Ishmnnfs.

New METROPOLITAN. - There was
about hsE hoqpe)at the : theater, aud
there was a very general expression of
disapprovai- Of the policy that placed
Charles De, Moor. on the stage in Ger
man, evenly those who speak and I'M
derstand the language. However we'll
Mr.. Pelissier mayhave caught the spirit
Of the character and acted it out, it
created an unpleasant jar. Like Presi-
dent Johnson Reconstruction policy, it
may have been an experiment, but like
that policy it did not work smoothly.
The "Middy Ashore" was a redeem
ing feature and was rec eiyedw much
applause. To-night-the last appear
ance ofn Mr.. Pehssier-"Hamlet" will
be repeated, and the evenings enter
tainment will conclude with the beauti
! fal farce, in which Mrs. Golden will sus-
tain a half dozen different characters,
and in which she stands unriyalled. We
predict a crowded house tonight in
compliment to- the.favorite s"Young Ac-
tress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18


GREAT BURGLARY AT RooKPoRr. -
$4,000 IN U. s. BONDS SroLEN-ALso
CURRENCY AND BULLIoS.--0ne of the
heaviest burglaries committed in this
section of the State for many years was
successfully accomplished at Rockport,
Spencer county, on Wednesday night.
The safe ofMr. r. Graham was broken
open and robbed of $1,000 in 7-30 q. s.
bonds, g quantity of currency, and some
gold and silver, also bar of silver
weighing Ill or, marked Potosi Gold
and Silver Mines, Nevada. The front
door of the building, it seems, was
broken open with crowbar, but how
the thieves got the safe open, we did not
ascertain. ,dH
The following is list of the bonds
stolen, all but one dated June 18th. 1865,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

A. Word OF w ARNINa.-It is daily
becoming more and more manifest, that,
Notwithstanding the general quiet that
prevails in our city, there are number
of burglars and thieves in our midst,
who are laying their plans, doubtless,
to commence dspredstions when fa-
vorable opportunity presents itself; in
deed, three or four unsuccessful at
tempts at burglary have been made
during the present week. A shoe store
was. tried on. Thursday night, but the
villains were scared off before they
effected an entrance; and grocery
store up town has been twice tried
within a week 2 =
We believe it would be policy on the
part of the Council to increase the
police force for time, until these birds
of prey are driven off 1t would also,
we think, be we'll to pass a stringent
vagrant ordinance, by which these hand
some, well-dressed young men who are
lounging about whisky shops, street cor
ners, and dens of infamy can be reached,
and a chain-gang established, to afford
ell such healthful and useful employ
ment. Other cities are being cleared of
this species of rascals by stringent mea-
sures, and unless like measures are
D
adopted here, we may expect to be
overrun with the, scum of creation.
In the meanwhile, every one having
money should deposit it in some bank
vault, with their silver-ware and other
vaiuables, carefully fasten their doors
and windows, and provide themselves
with good watch dog and one or two
good revolvers, well loaded and always
lying handy. Also, drive from your
doors all manner of prowling pedlars
and other suspicious characters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

STEAM PUMP.-The new steam pump,
to be located on the corner of Tenth
street and Ohio Levee, has arrived, and
will be placed in position at once, upon
the foundation that has already been
prepared for it Cairo Democrat r b
We hope the New York editor of the
Cairo Times win call the eapecial,atten-
ton of business men and capitalists in
New York and elsewhere to this crafty
ing fact, and assure them that steam
pump is now established at every corner
up to Ohio Leyee and Tenth street, and
that there is no imminent danger Of
Cairo being overAowed until the river
rises, or till The steam pumps become
impaired. Ten steam pumps ought to
keep the city clear of water during this
dry weather. "a 4c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

Z cSToRE HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, oPPo-
- site the Court Hoase. Enquire o.
ulf JOHN A. REITZ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

a RE14sIous--We are glad to learn that
Rev. A. sterrett Will tomorrow night, at
the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church,
repeat his sermon of last Sunday, by par
ticular request. 1t is sermon that ev-
cry one should hear, and we hope the
Church will be crowded on the occasion,
as it no doubt will be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

IMPORTANT. 20 THE BUSINESS MEN, OF
EVANSVILLE. = The Shawneetown (Illi-
nois) Mercury is to appear in an entire
new dress this week, with largely in
creased circulation; and to our business
men it affords most valuable adver-
Using medium 1t circulatss generally
in Southern Illinois, and largely in
Southwestern Kentucky, the trade of
which localities is most desirable to
Evansville, and would naturally find its
way here If our business men will ad.
vertise fer it, or, in other words, bid for
it; and we know of no better advertising
medium among our country exchanges
than tue Shawneetown Mercury. Its
terms of advertising are quite liberal.
Address D. w, Lusk, editor and pro-
prietor, Shawneetown, Illinois. "a
div ----.--..---.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

The last bond of $50 is dated August
18th, 1864. People dealing in bonds
should preserve these numbers and
guard against purchasing them. =
There was in addition to these bonds
1925 in gold, mostly in IS pieces, about
500 in silver so cent pieces, and
about $4,000 in currency. The bar of
silver was worth over $3.50, making a
total of near $4,000. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
.WAEEE LOST. M

r osT-A MEDIUM SIZED MILCH COW
i 4 white and red, with fork in one car-per-
haps in both, with warts on her tests. reward
Of $40 will be paid for Der delivery 70 me, or for
such in formation VIII lead TO her recovery. -.-
nI4-1v BLYTHE HYNEs, Clerk ". O. q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
] ST.. LOUIS AND CAIRO

sR1 Fsa1 bT.r LUBFSTaA AMI UAIKU
Iexvrg Evansv lie ct q go p. NJ, make close con-
nection with the o 8. NJ. Z. B. at Viz cennes
STRIVE at ST. Louis at 80 A. n, and at Cairo at
s: 80 A H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
al PAn1,a CnrR,irHrIl : Tbsta win !

ST. P4UL's CHURcH. -There will be
no services in this Church tomorrow,
as it has been found impossible to COM
plete the improvements. The Sunday
School will meet in the Chapel adioin-
ing the Church It clock. and the
Bible Glass will be held at 4 o'clock,
P.GM. ,lis4h6 same Pfacea 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

For LoItisviHe.-The neat and elegant ]. T. Nc
Combs will go to Louisville tomorrow morning.
For Mempkis.-The spls ndid steamer Morning
Star, A. L. Gilmore Master, and Frank Bank
smith clerk, will 60 to Memphis tomorrow. The
Star has no rival on the Ohio river, in elegance
and speed, ..- ~ ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

a% The Indianapolis Journal states
that Horace Heffren, who turned States
evidence against the Sons of Liberty,
has been to Washington and, obtained O
pardon from the President. 1t seems
II effren was afraid of being indicted by
the Grand Jury of the United States
Court. Joe Bingham ought to go and
do likewise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

Ia During the war, an excited ora
tor on the stump declared that the wo-
men of the country could "chtGrS out
the public deb" in few years. Judg-
ing from the present price of butter,
they have commenced upon the business
already. So says an exchange.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

aa .s@ Its significant fact, says the
Chicago Journal, that, thus far, the
Presiden: has punished no rebels who
had been educated at Government ex-
pense, at West Point. and belonged to
the regular army when the war broke
out. Longstreet belongs to this clsss,
and the President, therefore, postpones
the consideration of his application for
pardon. Only three West Pointers have
thus far been pardoned, but they were
not in the army when the war broke out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

EVANSVILLE STILL ALIVE AND DONG
WELL. If you DON'T baiieve it, go
around to. Carlin's Emporium and you
will see that business can still be done
in this place andeAt as low prices as in
any other city in the West, for he is
selling Readg-Made Clothing for less
than.theg were ever sold for since the,
-s9Ij
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

The Indianapolis Gazette advises DR..
Adonis, war correspondent of the Louis
vile Journal, to stick to letter writing
aud leave leciuring to. others. The Ga
xette thinks occurring is not the Doctors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

IA The best brand of Flour used in
this markell is known to be that of lyle.
hart Bros Having occurred The agency
for the sale Of same, orders can now be
leftsat the New York Grocery Store, No.
Y Main street., which will be promptly
filled at the same rates as at the mills.
Send in your orders.
novl5lw Parsons, SCoyILLE & Co. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

IA The Indian Herb Doctor still
meets with success lad fhG diseases
pronounced incurable by the old-school
physicians appear to yield to his treat
ment in the shortest space of time.~ he
undertakes no case that he cannot cure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

SPIRrTuALIsM.-EV V. Wilson will give
readings of character at Masonic Hall
on Friday evening, November 18th, iE-
SAINT. Doors open al e. b clock; read
iugs commence at u o'clock Admis-
sion % cents. nov16 DIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

REooRDER's CouR=. -One gentleman
of Teutonic descent, for being semno-
lently- drunk, was requested to make the
usual deposit at Recorder Nelson's
Sanctum, yesterday. One case was
continued until to-day. One man,
whose name we did not learn, or have
forgotten, was fined for maintaining q
nuisance, in an alley back of his
premises The city is unusually quiet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

Two members of the legislature were
robbed at the Pyle House at Indianapo-
lis on Saturday night last j.. The burglar
got $l6v and a silver watch
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

BOYS CLorHIEe. = A suit for every
boy in the city can be had at Carlin's
he has them M At atl 1I pricsss and SKIES.
He is determined to self them all out
before the great panic comes. -