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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Jola G. Breckenridge las been appointed
robe. Secretary q. War, ia .'aca of ~,3toa,
r-s.r--l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

c. q. CLARK. Prcprietors
New Haven. Conn.
CHdnccrcy Noticr.

LORD / SMITH, General Western Agents.
- Lake Street. Chicago, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

VIII you sd, are suffering from pyp>ysit. In -.ti"n,
Nausea Heartburn. ~ hhrlpauh" Crtmp. and P,- il
the stomach ..l L.s AriuS cd tiH stomach "a eIi-
mur,- Dyscitc5y. and Genera. Debility and weakness Of
the whole istem-try hut single bottle. will
ur@. il ta.. in til, oar own knowledge
merits u4ilrl testimony ,I all who have
tried it. tne eHruuils of hundreds 90! uGruwH up-hinr,
your duty yoI-,i. ami thr beneficial result. certain
the su--iti-, al earnestly. p-r--ts',t'A EuH 10
Just ny bottle. II what say is not ,CrTrc 81 our
statements concerning is wonderful virtues not found
70 be true. il sou d'nnj say that tr operation q" the ue-
cine is liz and perfectly wonderful. Will
profession the !ulic health and
retire from the field admitting that incompetent to
compound medicinal preparation which would hc euut
ci iu yuyr confidence.
Sold 10y druggists everywhere Price Fl. per Bottle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

&C. Lest tbose who have doubted ths vi rtues
DULL's CEpRoS BIrTEas, II sny ssch there b
read the following Certificate from gentlemen usi,
known In this community, and dosbt Bs more
It's geAerai introduction into the array VII save
the lives ofthonszrids efo@E soldiers:
LoUisviLLs, Ky, guns Sd. Ises.
We, tbs undersigned, have seen the COED Effects
produced BY the uss Of DR.. JouN BuIL's cnsEox
BlTrE4s In Of general debility and prsatration
Of the system. and believe its general uss wsula
prevent dseass and relieve mech sufsrfue-
Among oar soldiers particularly would this Be The
eass, especially shoss uhe are exposed Z. ~ss.s.
matte inhusnee the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED
Collector lat. hsy. ii Die. Ky
CHAE. II. COTTON,
Colleesss Of the Port Of Lsaisviii.. Ky.
cot. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal GsnT II Ksssuosy.
REV. =. y. Henderson,,
Vice Pres'to Sanitary comraissssa.
HARVEY, HUGHES & co,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. +. DOZEN,
Prop. Loaisvilis Anzsigsr.
HUGHES PARKHILL,
whoissAIs Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
Louisyille, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN a CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, NaIs ST., Lenisviiie
HART & MAPOTHER,
photographers, cor. Market aad Third St.
Loaisviily, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothins Merchant. cor. 81 and hsrkst ste,
Louisville, Ky.
GAIT. .. Y. HfLDRETH.
OF st0ames haigr Aadsrseh.
MAI. Il. z. THD8TOS,
lymsster U. 4. Army.
q. ~. MEfGALF,
v, spaal Hotel. Louisviiis, ~.
COL. a&aEE BAYLEs,
fth Ky Cavalry.
GEORGE d PRENTICE.
L0uisFil h Journal.
see Advertisement in another eaiafaB
fsb5 u Sold BY PETER WEBBING,
sole Agent. Esanautlis. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
view York Markets,

Nrw Yosx, Jan. 10.
coTT0S-Duil, unsettled AMI lower at IS fos
middiiBg
FL0UR-state snd western DUN ana Sc lover.
10 ls9lp % p Tor extra state; II io8u 3 Tor
common 70 good shippi brands and extra rouHd
hoop Ohio, and II s09l2 o. for trade brands; mar
WHISKY-Firmsr At IS for s.Ste, and ga
% for WESTERN, closing very ara At the latter
WHEAF-Dull Aad dropping. No Chicago
spring, %; Milwaukse winter and red western,
90.
RYE-ouist.
BARLEY-DulI.
coRs-Firms-, with limited supply; mixed
western % IN store.
0ATs-opensd heavy and closed arlasr, With
wasrs doing o. fer western.
WoOL-QHist.
C0FFEE-yery qalst at 44G4s for LAguAyra,
f21x14T1a for Bio, 44s54s fer Marieabo 8 esh2 fer
Java, and AZ tor hast ~. Domingo.
suGAk-Elrm but quiet Cuba H.
MOLAss Es-Dun.
PETROLEUM-Duu; Cruie ssass3s ssa74
for refued 10 bead - fr rsanes fFee
POkk-He4sy ard loser ~ s-t - l3 - for new
Mess; II 1902 I21s casa and regular way. (
50 and a, closing AZ a. "a aN4fa3 - for Prime
and 30 oo5f0 50 for Prime Mess.
BEEF-Qaiss saa steady At abaut previous
prices
BACON sTDEs-stqady. inaiasiug Cuubsrl.aa
cat at 2i1s ana shost.ribbed 2@t1.
DRESSED H0Gs-oaiet aud staaAyat 1888
GhRD-nsssy. a sssasss: 90 bbl. sar FEB.
ruary 81 241s.
BuTTER-UnehaBged
CHEESE-Quiet Al 1894
M0sET-Actjvs aud nrn At par eaas.
efERLIEG-Quisf Al / osss
GoLD--uusstt,sd and 10 Her opening ct , e5I2,
saraaeing 10 IS dseiiaiag 70 , Z4is, eioslns q
GOVERNMENT STOCKS without decided
change stocks stronger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

NEW YoRx, Jan Ie.-By steamer Lao
erty We hgvs- Hsvans dates 70 the 4th
But little news from any quarter had
reached Havana since last advices.
Accounts from San Domingo, though
containing nothing new, represent the
Spsniards IS making poor progress, and
the general opinion IS that Spain ough,
to abandon the attempted conquest, Of
the island The same may De said of the
French II Mexico, both Spain IN St
Domingo aud France II Mexico ars less
near the end Of their projected con
quests than year ago.
Glorious news from the United States
received ia Havana lately, continues
to make converts 10 the Union cause.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l0-A meeting
Of the citizens TO devise means for the
suffering inhabitants Of Savannah was
held 10 the Board Of Trade rooms this
afternoon. r. Rev Bishop Potter wss
called 70 the chair
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
River News.

The grand Armada viii be the elegant psekst
f,r Cairo this afternoon al O'Clock, O pit. J. v.
Throop l. in command, and hessrs Dunn and
sereus9n IN tho ofhcs.
Tho sauey Little Grey Eagle viii be the regular
raekot for Henderson, aud Louisville this evening
The Fannie Gilbert will lssvs to-day With a
Government trip.
Ths James Grey came ont Of Green River ysstsr-
day With ono chimney knocked dows, aud 81
aight lying on the opposite side Of the river.
on wednssdag last st Pittsburg, nothing VISA
done on tho Msnoufahsla wharf. all the steam
ers ia port bslug laid up with one or two sresp.
lions. Tbs Allegheny river IL fnll Of heavy aoas.
leg Ice, and sEpeet to hear Of q being frozen
ever very soon. Tho Ohio river lie reported as b.
ing gorgod At Brown's Island, a short distance
above stsubsnvills. II this 10 truo, nAviaA los.
ss matter ofeoarss, between Pitssburg and Gin
sinuati may be considered suspended, for the Tins
bsink ~ least.
This n. o. Bsita rsc.utly psrpstratsd the follow
log poms.'
Tvs GEEr EAoLE-Of the bird IL may b. sEld
Ofail the birds that ~ the air,
Or roam the upper blue,
None With tbs Eagle can oompsts
For vhlor calm and true;
asd ofths New orlsaas ami visks6sfgh packet
arsy Eagle nay We not SAY;
0iaII the boats that skim the waves
OF our great inland ssa,
None beat Grey EAGLE whom she braves
The current strong and free.
The fiyer continues 70 rise with almost unprs-
cedented rapidity and u Is already About TO over
How the l5W lands above the city.
Thefs wero ne arrivals la the afternoon yestsr.
day, aud no business was transacted on the wharf
The magenta had not arrived 1t II s'oloek last
night
The Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday says
The weather WIS ebaggeablo yesterday. With
the mereary thirty degrees above ztro In thu
morning. II was iogEy and hazy From 10 10 II
A. ma Il tried % snow, with light. drizziiaR,
misty rain from TO ~ D. m Last night il YVES
sleeting a. 10 fell The indications are tor another
whaling big river, perhaps disastrous n1od AZ
Ptttaburr there II y feet IN the channel and
rsinE Here, tho river has risen I feet during
the "A hours ending last night aud was atiil
suelling, With 30 feet In the channel hence 10
Louisville. The Fails are again nAvigabe for the
the largest class Of steamers. The river IL entire
y frc< from Ice; but heavy drft was floating past
the city ali day. Tho kentucky river Is bank
full aud riting. II raised ten ieet at hakeT Der
~ ty-siK mil = above frankfort, on laat Satur.
day night, while the ~ 20 Wing lay there receive
ing what. The Lower Ohio IL Ia nns nsvieahia
erdcr, aud rising. The CHAMBERLAIN aud Ten ss-
see rivers ri-inR, with ght feet IN tue chan
mel. Navigation Is still Suspended between 81.
Lsuis aud tairo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

ST. LcuIs, Jan. I0.-Three ordinance.
for immediate emancipation we're intro.
duced into the convention yesterday, but
after discussion were informally laid
aside TO allow Mr.. Drake, Of St Louis, to
iHtroducs bis resolution for the appoint
ment OF eleven commissioners, 10 whom
shonld be referred the different articles
Of the present State Constitution.
After further debate this resolution
was adopted, and this morning the Presi
dent appointed committees on bounda.
ries, legislative, judicial and executive
departments, education, internal i'm.
provements, banks, militia, state Of the
Government, mode of amending the
Constitution, and miscellaneous PROPOSE.
tiona
Each Of these committees are 10 care
fully examine the parts Of the present
Constitution referred to them respect.
lively, and report to the Convention such
amendments thereto as they may con.
alder expedient
Mr.. Drake, Of ST. Louis, is chairman
of the committee on Legislation; Judge
Cleaver, Of ST. Louis, on Judiciary, aud
mr.. 0eistrop on the mode OF amending
the Constitution. In addition to these
. committee on emancipation was az.
pointed to which all resolutions, ordi.
nances and bills on that subject shall be
referred, with instructions to report to-
morrow, and another on elective fran
chise, and disfranchisement of rebels.
Col Krekel President Of the Consti-
L. 4 =
Judge ofthe United States District Court.
for the Western District Of Missouri.
size, Judge Mills, deceased.
Later advices from Fort Smith say
that the troops have not yet left that
post and will be required to remain there
TO protect Government stores, until the
Arkansas river rises again so they can
be removed In the meantime il is be.
lieved that the President will revoke the
order Of evacuation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

From the Bsv. J. H. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
shs colanbuss \. J., and MILESTONE, Pa, Baptist
Churehss:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

LEAvKSwoRTH, Jan. IA desperate
SIGHT took place near Julesburg, Ne
brasks, on the 7th, between q detach-
ment Of the LIST Nebraska cavalry and &
body Of Indians, estimated At from
1900 to $500 strong, in which the In
dians were defeated, With loss Of IS
killed sud large number of wounded.
Oar lsss was il kIlsl and wsun5ed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Grtsxssn's Raid through NtssIs-
stppt.

!
sippt-
ST.. Louis, Jan. I0.-The yicksburg
Herald Of the 5th has full account Of
Gen. Griersons recent raid in Missis-
sippi. -
The expedition left Memphis on the
2lst ult, 5000 strong, consisting of the
I'd New Jersey, 4th Missouri, 7th In
diana cavalry, LIST Mississippi mounted
rifles, Sd and 4ih Iowa, 10Th Missouri,
I'd Wisconsin, 4th and 18th Illinois, aud
Sd U. S. colored
At Egypt, OF the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, a considerable force Of the
enemy vas encountered and a sharp
fight ensued, in which quite q number
of the enemy were killed aud wounded,
and Eve hundred prisoners taken. The
rebsl Brig Gen. Gholson, commanding,
il among the killed
From Egypt the command struck
westward, crossing the Mississippi Cen
trial Railroad below Grenada, destroying
thirty miles of il. Several locomotives
and fifty cars we're destroyed at Gre
NADIA, and extensive clothes and shoe
factories at Bankston.
Tae expedition brought in 500 horses
and mules, and about the same number
Of contrabsnds.
Among prisoners captured are one
Colonel, one Lisut Colonel, and tweaty.
ave line officers anda number ofour men
prisoners at Anderson, who to escape
horrible treatment joined the rebel array.
On the night Of December Goth, Ensign
Bloom, Of the Z. s. steamer Virginia cut
out from Galveston the schooner Belle
from Nassau, With one hundred and
twenty bales Of cotton The schooner.
when captured, vas within FIVE hundred
yards Of the rebel guard ship, close 10
81 ore and protected by shore batteries.
She also passed under the gnus Of two
forts on her way out
Fort Smith, Arkansas, adviees of the
z7ih ult, confirm the reported evacuation
Of thas post aud Van Buren,. People
leaving that part Of the country say it
vas found that Fort Smilh and Var Bu-
rem would be destroyed.
Lieut. Wilcox, of Chieasaw battalion
had an interview With Gen. Thayer on
the 9th, under flag of truce. The re-
ported object Of the visit was 10 negoti-
ate terms 10 surrender bis battalion to
the Union forcss
The remnant Of Prices army is At
Boggs depot on Red River. Desertions
are very numerous and the whole coan-
try lie Oiled With stragglsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

kathAirou h RON the Greek word "KatAso. (" or
"kathairo." signifsing TO cleanse, rsIuyinats ana
restore. Thia article is what its name signifies
For preserving, restoring aud seaatifying the
human hair IL is the most remarkable preparation
10 TIE world. IL is again owned and put ap b.
the original proprietor, and IL nov made with The
sans care skiil and attention which gave a .
sals Of over one million bottles per Annum
II ls = most delightful Hair Drcsslng.
II srAdioates seurf and dandrua
IL kseps thu head ooos and clean.
Il nakss ths hair, rich. sOft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling oa sne tara.
Ing gray.
Il restores hair upon bald hea1a
Any lady or gentleman who values beAutifal
head Of hair shouid ass Lyons Kashairon. Itis
known ana I'd throughout the siviliasd world.
Sold By all reapectAbis DEALERS
DKMAa ; BARNES a CO., New vork
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

From Rev. ;. Newton Brown. d. D., Elitor Of
- Encyclopedia Of Religious KnoWfadgs ard
Christian Chreniels, PhiladsphiA;
Altheagh not disposed 20 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines Ia general, through dfstruat II
shslf ingredients and eHeets. YET know Of ne
suheieni reasons Why mn may not testify q
the Aanehta be believes himself 20 have r osiysd
RON auy simple PREPARATION, Ia thu hope that he
may thus contribute % the benefit u others
do this the more readily Ia regard 70 Hoof.
lana's German Bitiers, prepared By DR. o. NJ.
Jackson 81 this city, because / was presaeloei
aEs4nst them f1r maug years, undsr the fmpr.s.
sion that they we're chiefly an aloohoife mixture
am indebted q my friend, Robert sboemaksr,
Esq, Tor the removal Of this pHsjudice By proper
tnstst aud feF encouragement 20 try them whaa
sahsFing from great snd long continued debility.
The ase o. hrve bottles u these Ritters AZ tins H.
ginning Of The present year, vas followed 81 evil
aeht relief aid restoration, 20 degree Of bodily
and mental sigor which ! bad not Git for ulr
months before, sod had almost despairsd OF re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
for direeting mo TO the nee o. them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadslphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
HKTMsTRExra
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
Hnm nUE

sui restores gray hair 20 its original color, b.
sapplying The capillary tabss with natural sasts-
sanoe. impaired BY ags or diseases. All fassaafaas-
ous dyes are composed u lunar oostie, destroying
ths vitality and beauty sf the hair, AID afford q
themselves no dressing. Hsimstrost's InimitAbls
oolsrng not only restores hair 10 lie natural coles
BY an easy process, but gives thu haira
LuxurfaEt Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling %. sr.A-
ieates dAndrui, and impur n hsAlth sna pleasant
nsss 70 the head. fthss tood the test o. tina, -
ing the ooiorinAi Hair Dol oring, and Il oosstantly
Increasing in favor. Used by both gsntIsn.a aad
adiss. II IL ssid By all spsotAble sIsalsrs, or
can b. procured By thsn 81 the e,mmsrosai
SCENTS, D. s. BARNES CO.. 9o2 Broa1 way. Hsu
York. Two slzss, 90 cents aad 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Tennessee state ConvsntIon.

SAsHvTLLE. Jan. 9.-The Union State
Convention, for the purpose of reorgsn-
iEing civil government in Tennessee, as
sembled 81 the Cspitol this morning
Delegates were present from all parts
Of the State. Sam'l r Rogers, Of Knox
county, was chosen President, and
Messrs Mercer and Cone, of Nashville.
Secretaries. Nothing of Importance
was done to-day. The meeting adjourn
ed till tomorrow. Among the members
in attendance are some Of the abIesl
politicians IN Tennessee. Parson Brown.
low and Horace Maynard are here and
attended the meeting to-day.
Heavy rain all day, and the river is
rising rapidly. Ten feet water on shoals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

SANDY HOOK, Jan. 10. - The ship
Bridgewster, Capt. Lisson, this morning
arrived OF Sandy Hook, after passage
Of sixty days from Liverpool She has
on board the crew of the Matte Net
calf, from Philadelphis to Boston The
bark was abandoned at sea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

NEW YoEK, Jan. l0--Several parties
desiring TO ship cargoes to Savannah
for trade, the Secretary Of the Treasury
has ordered that no clearance shall be
granted for shipment os private &C
count, without special permit and au-
ihority from the Treasury Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
THE VERY LATEST
7 e L Il @ r a p H.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIyIU. C0geREss--2d SESSION
WAsHrEgrox. Jan 10

WAsHIEGros, ian. 10.
6EGATE.-Nr Grimes introduced 9
bill for the better organization Of tbs
Pay Department of the Navy, which
was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Navsl
Affairs.
Ar Wilson presented a resolution call.
ing on the Adjutant General for the list
Of names Of Major and Brigadier Gener-
ais Ia the regular and volunteer armies
on the let Of January, 1885. and where
and how employed, &c. which was
passed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
FOR THk
CHRIsTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE.

Bitter Sweet poem; By J. G. Hol
I land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations,
By Sarah Josepha Hale.
The Josephine Gallery-Handsomely
bound il Turkey Antique.
The B5ok Of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition o.
Tennyson' New Poem
Enoeh Ardan-Handsomely bound
Great Truths, by Crest Authors.
PARALLELS from Nature-By Mrs A.
Gatty.
Pleasures Of Memory and Pleasures
Of Hopa--Illustrated.
Byron's Complete Works-Bound in
Turkey Antique.
ALSO,
iarSc aud complete assortment 81 Gin An
nsAls, fhotasraph Albums. Photograph Bibles
fcrtiolios, hiafgs, Work Roxes, Ladies' Leather
AMI Wire Porte n nuaic-.
The shove Ee-ods WeFn bought exprasslv for tha
heiiday Traair, and viii he sold Al uuifsrraly low
ntes, af uEATyss
No. 81 corner 81 Msia and Fhst 81
Dec 14-dtfi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
HONG INTERESTS.

To rnrsIctASs.--lf yon wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals az a small I'D.
vance on Eastern prices, 80 and examine KELLnA
WulTE's stock, where you viii And every erti-
Gle that Is needed BY the profession aud as prices
which eaanot fan to give satisfaction. Their
store ia st No 81 Main street. may4dSwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

Esw YosK, January lo-The Posts
Warrington special says the Albany
bridge case vas up to day. Secretary
Seward was expected to make an argu-
ment in the case
Claims of Government contractors. to
the amount of $50, 600, DOC, are before the
Naval COMMITTEES o. the House. They
ask an income Of % per cent, on &C
count Of income prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretof0rs existinK between Q.
J. Miller Is this dag dissolved By mutual con.
sent. The business will. be carried on By Mr. q.
Miller, who ALI collect ali asbts dns aud pay ell
debts owing by tbs Arm.
c. MILLER,
J. MILLsR
December 3, 1884
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

DIS EAsEs OF THE EEIvoUs, SEMINAL.
Urinary. and sexual 5ystsms-new and reliable
trestmsnt--in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent by mail in sealed letter snvel-
opes, free Of charge. Address DE-. J. GKILLIH
HOUGHToE, Howard Association. he. , eoath
Ninth Street, PhiiGselphia, Pa.
anrllGA dkNIEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

From the Rev. yossph II. Ksnnard. Ps.tor o
the Tenth Baptist Church:
Dr. JaeExoa,
DEAs oIEs--I have been frequently rec aastsd 70
connect my name sith commsndAtions Of differ
snt kinds q medicines, bat regarding the prae.
tice a. out Of my appropriate aphsrs have IL ali
eas-= deaiined bat viii clear proof in various
instances, and particularly IN my family, Of the
use uiness o. Dr.. Ho iand's German Bittsrs I
depart for once from nay usual .urse, I. express
my fall conviction that ge~ geasral dsbfIafv a. fs
sysfsn aEd especially g0r Liver CossDlasaf q % a
aafe asd EaiHabis preparation. fn cases IL may
fai bot usually. doubt not, Il will be T.ry bsne.
neiAi t. those who suffer from the above eAnaes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

Dierrhosa and Dys~sterry.-vs have sI-
aninsd great number OF letters from sons Of
the most promioeut citizens Of CiDeinnati spd
CeEiagfou, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. siriekIaad's Anti Cholsra Mixture, for ibs
cure Of pisrrhass aud Dyssztsrry. The letters
are too long TO publish. Ar. Woods, Of CovlBg-
tor. says be was pronounced ineurabls b. the
best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
striekiand's Anti Cholera Mixture Effected per-
msnent cure. after suffering for months With the
sorst form Of Diarrh@s and Dysentsrry. For
sale BY Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

HANANFA MAGNuL A HALm.'
This is the most deliEhtfal and sEiraord lnAry
artistic ever discovered. IL ohanEss the sun burnt
iSee and hands to . p-Arly satin taxturs Of rayish
ing beauty, impartiuR the marble purity OF youth
and hsdlsta gus appearance 30 inviting in ths oity
bslls e f.shlon. IL rpmors. tan. frsakl.~. Mia
pies and roaghness from the Kim leaving ths CON
piexion h, transparent aaa smooth. II con.
taina no material injarioas 70 he skin. Patroa.
issd By Actresses aud Opera Singers. II h whsi
every lady should NAYS. sold svsryuhsrs.
Prepared BY ". 3. Hagan, Troy, Mt.
Address I'll orders 70
DEMAs :. BAKNEa co., New 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

BosroX, Jan. l0-The House to-day
voted for Q. s. Senator with the
following result: Henry Wilson 207;
Gov. Andrews, II; r c. Winthrop. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

weakness i4acikudet r4lritAt1en OF the noArt.
sf appetite, distress Altar eating, torpid liver
oeRstipstion. asservs - szasr. n thsy vii =
E trF sha s.l.AraAaa
PLANTATION RTTTERa
which arc Sow r-conrsasea ~ ~. hIrhe.s mai.
cal authorities. and warranted 4. produca an -.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
APPLICATION NOTICE.

fTHIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM II MAY
L concern that viii apply o. fhe city Council
f1T permission o rsmeFs ffams building. ~ feet
long By IL FEET wide, situate ca aiy prem ssa
On sixth strest, between MsiB and sycamore 60
fat No. $50 GA Main street, between Third and
Fourth sgresss, xithiR FIRE iifaiia
HENRY EELkEE.
Eransyilis. Dee 2ssh. 1861 dsce9-3w