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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10
neAeaso OF Charles ThOmpsOn, Citizen
AOsta ne at HichmOnd.

RELEASE OF Charles Thompson, Citizen
- hostage at Richmond.
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. ~
OnaIfes thompson, federal citizen prisoner, who was
.Cnnhed IN the Penitsntisry OF Virginia In retaliation for
the impr scninent OF Johnston g. palmcx a citizen Of
'xrgni n the Albany PenlteItiary, was yesterday re-
,. ~, 'nereIrom by order Of teovernor and turned over
- sns commandant Of CasAe Thunder Palmer having
,nond ~ rom me Albany prison, arriving In Rich
'Aoho on tuesday per flag ar truce steamer.
departure OF Un'Nod states Prisoners FOR
The North.
lom the Richmond Examiner Feb ~
,r, 'ay one tno'<sUad and eighteen parolsd federal
na ns OF Acdng eleven commissioned officers
- s"un nos<igss for whom equivalents have been
trc. msae sew. on down the river upon the dag Of
SFeSAmvN- or the Southern Chivalry.
W. from the Augusta Chronicle.
20 unheSstand the Georgia pcnitentary convicts who
.%med ny company the approach Of the enemy "a
AiIedgeW.lc, and who have fought through tho cam
pagn hsye been furoughcd for thirty days at the exp
rsuonW which time they to report 10 the office Of
e AZ utant and Inspector General Of the state OF Geor
gla Upon presenting certificate Of their having Joined
sons company In the Confederate service they will bs
pardoned from the sentence Of confinement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10

MIsCELLAEEOUa.
I)uBLIsHED THIS DAY
,slBYLLA J0Y;
on, 1nE
MYSTERY or THE BROWN STONE HOUSE,
BY DIR. J. II. JOHNSON.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BY DAILEL
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Mailed free Of postage receipt Of price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher.
T. Ann street. New rsrA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Point on Which all Physicians
Agree.

Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you
cannot and one who Will not say that stsz@Iazss
and imvigxanas are absolutely necessary in medi-
cal practice. And jet In bygoos years humane
practitioners have hssitsssd to administer them,
because the 6sndish ingenuity Of wrstchss who
zaks msrehAndiss Of hunea InGrnifiss had go
polluied and detsrioratsd thsm that the remedy
wzs dssnsd - dsnssrous ss the disease. This
peFplsxity is happily dons away with. Physi.
clans know, because the arst analytical chemists
of ths age havs demonsfrAtsd the fact, that HOS
TETTRRs CELIBRATFD STOMACH BTTTERs
are sbselu.sly ana sutrsly fres from 81 psrni-
eious sIsments- sHsnss they hsssheen Introduced
into the United States army, and are accepted.
vhsrsou the testimony Of the wise, thu infeiIi-
gent and the phiissthrop.c 10 rated 81 rs jus.
vsIus - the bat protective sgaiust and cure for
all diseases arising from inpurity in ths air or
ether unhealthy climate ina1saees, that has ever
bean tested By sxperissss. In eases Of Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint. ws ststs without quAliaea-
ito ressrvAtion, that the Bittsrs are nearly
iaisllibls Is anything prepared By human akslI
can be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
THE VERY LATEST
80
II Gle G r "A H.

New YoRK, Sept E-Ths Herald 5
Fortress Monroe correspondent says:
The reports that the military author
ties have just had a conversation with
JEFF. Davis, wherein the latter, among
other things be had to say, disclaimed
any acquaintance with the notorious
Captain Wirz, or knowledge of the in
human treatment to which our prisoners
at Audersonville were subject, is an
founded The truth Is. no officer except
General Miles and other officers on guard
duty, have had any conversation with JEFF
Davis, or been allowed to visit him. One
Of the prisoners sons had long inter
view with him few days since, aud be
is the only civilian 70 whom this privi-
Iege has been conceded, and his CONVEX
satior was limited TO generaIinquiries
as to bis general health and bow prison
life agreed with him
The HeraId's Washington special
says:
It is understood that Wirz to-day
(3lst) placed in the hands of bis coun-
sci voluminons documentary evidence
to prove that in establishing the dead
line within the Andersonyille prison
yard, aud the shooting of prisoners who
crossed it, he in the fret instance acted
under the direct orders Of the rebel
Gen. Winder, and more latterIy By the
emphatic orders of James Seldom, rebel
Secretary Of War.
The commission now trying Wirz de-
cided to reject the testimony OF Ser
geant Boston Corbetts which appeared in
the records Of the court two days this
week, on the ground that be is monoma-
Mae on the subject of the AndsrsonviIle
cruelties.
The Times's Washington special has
the following:
Both the President and Secretary of
War are decidedly in favor of trial by
civil court, add at the earliest practi-
cable moment, of JEFF Davis
The chief difficulty has been to find
a proper tribunal The President looks
with favor upon Knoxville, Tenn, where
Davis committed overt acts Of treason.
BY melting insurreetion, in speeches to
his army. In case be is tried before
Chief Justice Chase, Norfolk, Va, will
be selected This is what the friends Of
Davis desire.
The statement that the grand jury Of
this District had found . bill against
Davis for constructive treason, does in
justice to the intelligence Of the jury
and the legal mind that drew the bill.
The indictment was for overt acts.
1t may be further said that whenever
and wherever the trial does take place
Gen. Butler, with the Attorney General,
viii take q prominent part as public
prosecutor. The whole matter has been
under consideration at a recent Cabinet
meeting, where the mode and place was
so far decided as to render the tEial an
event near at hand.
The income receipts of to-day are far
ahead Of those of any other one previous
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
Awful Railroad Slaughter.


The New York Tribune gives the fell
lowing account of the murder Git was not
an accident) on the Housatonic Rail-
road, last week. The occurrences took
place about three miles from Bridge
port, c. The Tribune says:
An extra train left Bridgeport, and
when near Trumbull the engine broke
down, and the passenger train came up,
the engine hitched on to the rear of the
freight train, and both trains were back
ing down to the former place, there be-
ing no turnout short of the depot When
about midway between the paper mill
and the Pequonnock Mills, with no pre-
cautions taken to prevent such en- acct
dent, no flag or signal out, and no man
in advance of the backing train, the
rear car was run into by a single en-
CINE, the Fairfield, proceeding north at
q high rate of speed, on a sort of trial
trip. The engine cut straight into the
car, tearing and rendiug all before it,
and stopping almost at the extreme for
ward part OF il. One man was impaled
through the bowels on some portion of
machinery, aud wedged so tightlyin bis
horrible situation on the hot engine as
to render it impossible TO remove him.
OF course be was dead. Several Of the
cars were entirely demolished, the en-
CINE going literally through the rear
passenger car. Seven persons, three of
them ladies, were instantly killed, TWEEN
ty severely wounded, and several slight
ly wounded Very many were scaIded
BY the steam issuing from the loeomo-
tive boiler. The scene at the place of
slaughter is described as horrible. The
car and engine we're complete wreck,
from which the wounded and dying
were taken in helpless condition. The
only house near was a. small one be-
longing to German. The wounded
who could help'themselyes or be helped
were taken TO the shades Of The woods
close at hand. At about noon q wreck.
ing train was dispatched to the scene Of
accident, conveying Drs Hubbard,
Nash and Burnett, to attend to the in
jured. -B@~
The following is q list of those killed
outright by the collision:
Mrs. K. o. Wakeman, WestpoEt; Mrs
Henry Lamberton, New York; Miss d.
A. Smith, boy named Crofut, Thomas
0'Brien, aud two boys. 0a rfnv
Since the accident the following per-
sons have died from the result of inju-
ries received: SAHt ~
Mrs Thomas Thorn. New York; Mrs.
Cahill, an old lady Mrs. Charlotte Ca
bic, of Stoekbridge, Msss VIM. Mem
melt, boy ten years of age; Samuel B
Dsmming, New York; Geo. w. Mans
field, 10th Connecticut artillery; Mrs.
Sarah Evan, of Newton, an old lady
seventy-one years of age, who was hor-
ribly scaided.
Having travelled many thousand miles
BY railway, and never detained once by
accident, We have q kindly feeling to-
ward the railway fraternity, and We
should dislike to see conductor or en-
gineer hanged; bat il 8 case Of such
monstrous recklessness as the above, we
are perfectly willing for the hanging to
20 on, while we look the other way.
Such apparent earelessness should not
90 UNPUBLISHED.
We feel that way very muchly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

Ia The Sentinel man says that Sin
due time be will set at rest the charge
that he Joined g reasonable organiza-
ton and then tarned States evidence to
avoid the consequence" We presume
he Is waiting for the pressat generation
to die of. the letter of his friend and
confederate Dodd to pass from the minds
OF the people, and the History Of the
Treason Trials at Indianapolis to go
out of print He will then be able to
pronounce the whole thing an "Aboli-
ton lie. "-IadiaHdpoIis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

s~ FOE MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
tina tsst Of trial, and ia constantly Increasing in
public favor.
TIE yEAKTIAE HAIR DYE Is ths bsst and
cheapest made. Its price 10 only 75c and each
bottle contains double the quantity CT Dye In
those usually aold for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is Manufactured by pscu
liar process, whIeh renders it inazitsly super,
% any dye In ths market. Being eomplsfs inet
bottle, NO preparation Is required, which great
siEpliass the application.
IN USING THIS DYE yOu avoid thas rusty
dead appearance BY which dyed hair and whisksrs
are 20 sadily recognised, when al Inferior arti-
ls has been used. as it produces perfectly nAtu-
al color Of any shade that is desired. from rich
brown to Jstty, iuntreus black, that will not
smut, crock or stain the clothing. Invest 75e
and you nil DO cow mead. sold By all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
EG T1 9k8A.L MATTHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARNES 4 co., New York, whole.
sale A9snta. ny2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

PARsox BRowsLow's ExDoRssxzxr OF
REBEL CLAIMS FOR PARDox. A letter
from Chattanooga says that not long
since Gideon J. Pillow sent in his sppli-
cation for Gov. BrowElow's endorsements
of his petition for pardon. BE endorsed
it as follows: g We're / the President Of
the United States, would pardon this
man on the ground that nothing but his
vanity took him into the rebellion. :"
On another application be endorsed as
follows: This man deserved hanging
before the rebellion, and he has done
nothing since to lessen his chance"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

There is 8 current report in St Louis
that Archbishop Kendrick has notified
the Catholic clergy Of Missouri that they
must not take the oath prescribed BY the
nsw Constitution; bat the report lacks
confirmation. The rebels are in high
alee about il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02


A EEw ORDER.-An order called the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
has been organized. The Wabash E<-
press of Tuesday says:
Terrs Haute Subdivision No. rs, of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eugi.
neers" has leased the Hall corner Of
Main and Third streets, recently vacated
by Social Lodge Of Masons The Hall
is undergoing thorough renovation, the
walls papered, painted, and the room
furnished in q manner which will render
the weekly meetings attractive and CON-
Portable. This association in this city
numbers some sixty-three locomotive en-
gineers, who run out on the various lines
Of railway reaching this point. They
have ritual for the initiation of new
members, and signs, passwords and grips
by which to make themselves known
when from home. They assemble week
ly, and discuss matters not only for their
own pecuniary protection, but for mutual
improvement in their profession. The
officers of the Association In this city
consists of
Hiram A. Westfali, Chief Engineer.
George Sherer, F. E.
Sidney Temple, 8 E.
VIM. B. Sherburn, f. A. E.
VIM. F. Morgan, s, A E.
Frank Perry, 7. A E.
We are pleased to see the Brotherhood
are agitating an enactment by Congress,
requiring all locomotive engineers to
pass an examination and receive license
similar to steamboat engineers An
article from the Evansville Journal per-
tinentto this will be found in another
column.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
Indiana stata Uuiversitv.
MEDICAL.
The Young Man's Priena

TET EVERY MAX BE HIS OWN pooroR.
Il This IL the name Of Box cf Msdicfoss nr--
pared By an snainent PhysisIAn IN CIncinnatf. Il
een'ainsA pEessntatlTs aEe esrs for ali priTats
thsrsforss With ths IcaDg HAAS Fri.zd IL your
possaastors ysa hays tbs fall dfrscafoas aud assSl
cine fer tas trsatment q yourself sud frissds Il
Ia for sAls By Dsuxzists svvrvwherv- AZ for tbe
YouDg Mas Frtsnd.
Wh0lssals and Retail By
Jylk kKLLKR a WHITE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
COLGATR'g HONEY gOAp.

This eslebratsd TofIet soap in such zniv,r.
sal demand, 10 made from tbs choicest mafsrI
ais, is mfld sad ena ollient in itu nature. fra
grantIy scented, and extrsmsIy beneficial
IN Its action upon the skin. FOR sals Ly Drag
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. au24-Iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
OipnIngA

New York city crowds its population Of
over LOCO, 900 into IS 900 houses Phil
adelphia, with a population Of less than
5000, has nearly 10000 houses
Mrs. Granger and daughter, while
driving in Columbus, ST Clair eounty,
Michigan, were attacked by bees aud
ssung 80 severely that the daughter
died. The horses also died in three or
four hours
Women are employed altogether in
the Royal (London) cigar factory. Tbey
take Of their hoops IS they go to
work, and 5000 are employed, 50 5000
crinoIines are hung upon hooks There
are also scattered around no fewer than
2,5z0 babies s.
It is said on good authority that the
President has not granted more than 3
thousand pardons, although about twen-
ty-hve thousand applications are on 6ls.
There Is an ex-army susler in Indian
spolis who made 500, 900 IN fourteen
months time, aud invested the whole
amount In United States bonds, which
are exempt from taxation. he went
out IS satler under the auspices Of the
United States Christian Commission, on
condition of paying into their fund q
certain per cent. Of his earnings-Loss.
Democrat
Who is he7 Let US have bis name
A St Louis paper says that FIVE hun
dred houses of worship will be closed in
Missouri on the I'd Of September, be-
cause the preachers will not take the
test oath prescribed By the new Con-
slitution.
If the North conquers," said snarl-
ing old Thomas Carlyle, year or two
ago, England win 90 TO Democracy By
express train" The North has con-
quered, and, in the late English elec.
tons, the aggregate Liberal vote vas
IS4, ga; the aggregate Tory vote, l7S,-
Ts5; Liberal msjcrisy, l0,I37.
The destruction of the onion crop BY
a worm has been so great st the East
that IN many sections the cultivation Of
that vegetsbls has been abandoned. 1t
viii be a sorry day for weaihers6eld,
Conn, when that worm 6nds its way
there.
NEw CATHOLIC BIsHoP The Rev.
Father Feehau, Pastor of the Immacu.
late Conception Church in this city, has
been appointed BY the Holy See Bishop
Of Nashville, Tenn.--ErckSRSs
Colts pistol factory at Hartford Ends
II necessary 10 run twenty-four hours per
day TO Gil its orders.
John L. Sheridan, brother Of the
gallant Phil, has been nominated for
State Senator in Perry county, Ohio, BY
the Republicans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

CIEoNsATr, Sept. 1.-The river has
fallen 3 inches; 8 feet 3 inches in the
channel
The weather shoWery. Thermom.
eter so.
PITTsBURG, Sept. River feet in
the channel and falling.
Weather cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

twenty-five planters are said to be
under arrest ut Vieksburg, all charged
With either inaltreating or wilIfully kill
ing their former slaves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

Clergyman, while residing in South America
- missionary, discovered . safe and simple
remedy for tho cure Of Nervous Weakness, EAriy
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary ard Seminal Or
gans. aud the whole train Of disorders brought on
By bAneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have ibsen already cured BY this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire TO ben@at the aniicted and
unfortunate, will Sand the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, 10 a sealed envelope, TO
any one who needs Il, Free If Charge.
Please enclose post paid envelope, addressed
TO yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. LEMAN,
Jy27 en-. Station d, Bible HOUSE, II. Y. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

The Saucy diamond, owned by .
Demidof, in Paris, is valued at mil
hon OF dollars. Il was once swallowed
BY o servant 20 aeve it from thieves, who
killed him, and restored il to its owner
BY post moEtem operation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

We hope steamboat men win bear in
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do MI kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equaIIed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemes, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
G Oh D

market Wishing TO establish q regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We viii
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
GOLD


Having now q Special Partner in
New York, who Is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, we viii hereafter be en-
sbled to take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
COLLARS.

GoSsmltb's y Byron.
Enplss Common Byron,
Linen Collars Of al kiads ana Sizes.
Ladiss' ys.onstt Collars. fnsw stylssi,
Ccllexs an6 Cuff 10 asts, aas Mourufrx Collars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

In making the apportionment, each
mother, wife or widow, is counted 50
four; each motherless child as two, and
all other children as one, and the num-
Der in each county is the aggregate of
those thus estimated Each child, there
fore, If none Of the enumerated had
. otherwise sufficient saeans for their
comfortable support" would be entitled
to receive 81 cents per month; each
notherless child, 81 "a per month; and
each mother, wife, or widow, 81 20 per
month. Bat owing to the fact that a
large number Of the enumerated are not
entitled TO the benefit of the act under
it's terms, on account Of having other
means for their support, which, the
Township Trustee, being the disbursiBg
officer, is to determine; and the further
fact, that q majority of our soldiers have
themselves returned to take care of their
families, there can be no doubt but that.
the fund viii be ample to allow each ac-
tnal beneficiary the full amount contem-
plated by law, from the time of the pas
sage, March 4, 1866
Under the law, the County Commits
sioners are authorized and required 10
borrow, from time to time, as may be
deemed necessary, fourffths Of the
amount set apart to their respective
counties in the foregoing schedule.
I. b. MCCARTY, Auditor Of State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
Gold

Ia order to furnish Coin In hand 10
parties who may wish TO buy largely, We
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from twenty-five 70 Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
Relief for soldiers Families.
OFFICE ASDlToR OF STATE,

OFFICE ASDIToR OF STATE,
IxtIAskPoLis. August 10, 1865.
70 CoHB q AEditors::
The following is the superintendent
made By the Auditor Of State, under the
provisions of an act for the relief Of
soldiers families, approved March 9Th,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
AUCTION.
HIRAM NELsON,

u. -. Auct1Oneer,
Has Rensrsd Ah Auetton Roo~ 70
10. q LOCUST e.
fFogn possa EELoE 1lH ssrzvs-T ~
Wsars b vii astsns 70 a. kir1s ~ As -'ttsf-
aeSss To tts ssiItrT q HerrcHr1iat. ~ fr1ss
C4rriazss Hofass. ard 2esi Estste.
Aaet.ea eags ~ lCEaDAzs 1EgEsoAx -
sAINAfsAN CT s4eh week.
Cash - Fa1zes On r0aat .usll q.
Beosrs % all the eitiSsna a ExAnavflis gbo
know him.
wn s5v his whoIs tsms 70 hls Suainsm. ais
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
GI.OVFg
IAnTEg' H0gTERY

Msns' Back Gloves and c.unti.ts, Meas KIt
end Wool Gloves, Ladies Buck, Gsuntlsts, KID
SIX, " col, and general rarfsEv Of stvl.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02


SPOOL COTTON.
J. 4 P. ooats's, Green DaaIelss. wlIinautie.
Orr aud MeNAuges's, Brooks a ciArk's.
BRAID.
SKIRT, EmbreiisFy, Alpaca silk and Crochet.
BUTTONS.
Pearl shirt. Rubber vest and Coat, an Voc,
Lasting, Velvet, Glass, sin, Dress, Bone, Paais
BINDINGS.
Alpaca. Unioa ooai and siIk. IA fnu Iins.l
SEWING SILK.
sksin ana Spec. Taliors' Twist, EaaIsru', Ma.
ehlue, Kmbroi3ery, Amsriean shd Italian, 30
pounds
PINS.
Amsrican and Hose Bras Pins, beat auallty
- We. :. p 8 :; snd q at nsafiy the AgShfs
NEEDLES.
Crowley soa's, Bsrsisfs's English A Hsa.
sorlsd hOs IN each THpss--l 10 .. ) 10 >. Asa 70
10, beth 10 kharps and Betwesns.
ELASTIC GOODS.
Cords and Frliia. Mohair Elastic, silk aud Got.
Ton Elastic BrNids. Arm Eiastics, Lndlss' and
CntiurtnA dAffefa
TAPES.
wAIts, Brown, Black. slAts and escorted Cotton
Stay Binding, from Nc. 2t)is.
COMBS.
Common Chinese. Ruhtsr and Fancy Ffra
Es==. Isory, Rubber. Tasey Bal snd shall furk
kuhher, horn and Wood Pocket, H8ra and nus.
hoasd, and 0oodyear's Rateai. In Nes. %, 80,
and IT.
Consists Of Colgate's. Rochester, Chanslcai
Works aad Thomas worstlsy's, n C.ip phor Pom.
cine, FROM windsor. Honey and Castle, rhomp.
Shaving, and clyesrins. 1
PERFUMERY.
Labin's, Bszia's, jules Haul a Rros.'. and
Eess oii, Po@ads Aud assorted EEiraets
TOILET ARTICLES.
Bess., tissEar, Rouge, Lily white, Banaoliss
BRUSHES.
o'olh. Dust, Ha'r, 1eoth, Nall, shaving ssd
Shoe Brushes also. Bies Fine Fsashsr Dasier.
BEADS.
good .ssortpsst II Back. white. Blue. Rsa,
Ambsr and Goa.
HOOP SKIRTS.
W. Bradiey's DHplox Eidgfis," or Doubls
Steel ring Hoop tkir .. large aus oompisfa
assorimsnt IN Chilas', Eiss . s1d Ladies', ~
AHd 3 inch Tape White ard Colorsd.
COaSETS.
French Wovs SAD 4 msTican. 90 whits aHd Col.
ord; lfhs largest aasoftRsst ia the city, from
WALLETS.
Sheep, Calf a.d Mogocsc. IN Pocket aud BIN
Porte Monnaies, Ladies' Chain, Bags and Cabas
and Buck Purses.
JET GOODS.
wIds Belt BucEisa. iatsst styiss, IN Bons, Gutta
Percha SAD eiIt. Stands, sleeve BuEtoas, Vest
Pius and Breast Pins.
HEAD NETS.
siik, MohAir, Isvisibls SILK; trimmed IA the
RIBBONS.
SIX and Cotton Velvet Bonnet Tsfsfa ana
~ and ~ inch Belt Ribbon, in Black PHr-
pc, Pink Biuss Msessts, Leather aud Br0wu,
NECK TIES.
a eonpisis sssertmsot Of ths most dssirHbis
STATIONERY.
Lstisrs Mote, Cap. Bill and ledger Pspsrs Be- |
yeiopss IN al color, s.ssi Psns, Pencils Pea /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYRl

Bachelors Hair Dye IL the best 10 the
knowp world. The only true and perfect Dye
-HArmIsss-Instantansous and Rellabie-pro-
ducss splendid Black or Natural Brown-rems-
dies the ill effects Of bad Dyes. and frequently
restores the original color. Sold By all Druggists
The genuine is signed, W. A. Bstchelor, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. Ap25 9m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-02

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