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PHOENIX HOUSE.
Third street, Dayton ohio.
A. BPANG, Agent.

INHIS hotel has recently been opeEed, and ia pre-.
! pared to accom- pdate travellers and the putlic
generally In the b ist style. m26dlm
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FAMILY CASES,
HUMPHREY's SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Remedies
TO BE FOUND IN FULL
II "a 7na 4 1y . a - 9 -.
No. I-Cures Fever,

n "a za 1y . 0Se -.
No. I-Cures Fever,
ors
Congestion, and Inflammation; Heat Pam, Rest,
essness and the first stages Of all acute and nj,
i0n'mSS.oIs S". saC%Tes Worm FovST,
Worm Colc, Voracous Appetite, wetuug hsBed rs
No. SECURES Collie,
Teething Crylns and Wakefulness, slow Growth,
"'' NOT No. SHCHres Diarrh@a, =
Of Children or Adults Cholera Inantum, and
Summer Complaint 10
NJ B.--Nos 4 and 8 cure the worst Gases Of
~ No.5~Cures Dysentery,
or Bloody Flux, Coic Griplngs, Bilious oolic' .
No.O-Cures ChOiera,
Cholera Morbus, Nausea, and Vomiting, ,Asthmat' ~,
~ No.1~Cmres Coughs,
Colds, ,Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Influenza. and Sore
n B'MTGis and No never fail to cure the
No. g. Cures TOothache,
Faceaehe, Nervous Pains, and Tic DoloreuH "
N. Bit has cured thousands Q! cases
NO.0-Cures Headaches,
Sick Headaches, Vertigo, Rush Of Blood TO the
N. BIN Attenuation with No TO- It never fails
to cure the most inv, terate cases.
No. fO-Cures Dyspepsia,
Weak, Acid, or Deranged Stom ,ch, Constipation,
Liver Compliant, or Bilious Condition. 20
N B-IEtALLIBLE for all cases OF Weak DIges-
No. O.II-Cures esSupPressed Menses,
OF scanty' OF fA'h'ui' Ut De'"y"s 'iee" ''oA az
No. 12-Cures LeucSrrhe" or Whites, /,
Bearing down. Voo y, -
uo..so c,ornS coSgh. pttbe,,lt and Ippressed
BREATHING 26
orustv ErSptions, ErysipeIas, seaid Head, Bar
berfs Itch, Pimrles on the Face............... ~
No. 15-Cures Mheumatism, ,
ram LahehTIhs M tinnhs m or Seia lea ~ Is
No. IsECnrees es,is Fever Yer and nm ,aygs,ne. Agne;
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WIN. n. coNovER,

Magistrate OF Madison Township,
win attend TO drawing and acknowledging Deeds,
and the collection OF claims.
He is also prepared TO attend to the drawing Of in-
ntruments OF writing, correctly, at short notice.
m6dawly
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7-3O LOAN.

cy or are conNefuble NJ he opuoh OF the holder INTO
U. s. $40 Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as ere ali the Government Bouds,
from State, County AMI Municipal tdraiion, Whieh adds
from 10 three per cent per 10 their value,
cordine to the rate WED upon other property. The
interest payable semi annually oy coupons attached
TO eaen note, which may be cut off and sold to a~y
bank or banker.
The intereS; mt 7-3O per cent.
amounts so
Ono cent per day ON a $50 note.
Two cents per day on "a 900 note.
Ten cents per day ON N $500 note.
Twenty cents pei day ON N $1,000 note
One Dollar per day ON N $4,000 note.
Notes Of al the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscript ons.
The Notes Of this THIRD Series are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the seVen-Thirt already
sold except that the Government reserves to itself
the option Of paying interest in COLA coin at per
cent instead of 7 ltOhs in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 10Th,
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery orthe notes OF this third series ofthe
Seven. thirties VIII commence the lst Of June,
and will be made promptly ant continuously after
that date "a
The slight charge made 10 the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF interest.
The payment IN gold, II made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest o the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which ony will the option to pay interest in Gold be
avaed Of would reduce and equalize price thst
Purchases made with six per cent. IN Gold, would be
uly equal to those made with seven and three.
tenths ne cent Ia currency. This il
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, an its superior ad-
vantages makeu the
Great PopuIar Loan of the People.
Less than S230. 900 900 of the Loan. authorized by
Congress, now the market. This amount, at
TIE rate at which 1t is being absorbed, will all be sub
serbsd for within sixty days, when the notes will un.
doubtedly command premium, as has uniformly
been the case closing tho subscriptions to other
| Loans
In order that tiSens OF every town and section OF
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
will select their. own agents, in wnom they have
con6deDc and who only to be responsible for the
delivery OF tha notes for which they receive OrGers
JAY COOKE
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PmrLADLLPmA.
May 10, 1865.
i subscriptions will be received by
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
v. winters Il son;
Harshmnn & GOrmun;
First National Bnnk, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank Nenia;
Second National hank, Xenin.
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Nem advertisements.
LOTS FOR SALE.

Twelve Splendid Building Lots
For sale, situated on Wyoming Street. Enquire at
John s. Charch's, Merchant Tailor, No SO Jefferson
Street le2d3w.
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ilkffI r ri AA-HAl- $500 II ftNfWNNN
l3HeHA SNH6lg lti.t NTl ~ flfR
kll4s..Al.. .l.., .a.l " lll.lal Z. M l.A ~

serving the body Tor transportation, Vaults, or for
the arrival of absent ones.
Having mad M experience OF several years in the
business, hittor ourselves we can shit the most
fastidous.
m23dsm. BERG 4 WAYMIRR
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Estray Iron Gray Horse

TNAKgs up by the subscriber on the 18th inst, an
i Iron Gray HOr+e, sixteen hands high, about four
years old, has collar mark, and hne farm horse
Apply 10 W. " Rowe. three and one half miles
south ofDayton, on the Germantown pike.
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ESTRAY COLT.
m A mare colt Of the Sam Hazard stock
NarEN n bright bay, blaze in the forehead, one
~EdB hind foot and one fore foot white three
VI ~ years old next fall, strayed from the premi.
1865 liberal reward will be paid for the return OF
the colt, or for Information v here II may be found.
Address EZRA OYPHERS,
ml8daw3w Alpha, Greene county, o.
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Gobernmrnt Auan.
United States
Y : 3 o l. Q A NJ F!
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,0O0.

Ry authority OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury, the
underngned, the General Subscription Agent for tho
sale Of United States Securities, offers 10 the public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and threetenths per cent. interest per annum, known
a. he
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OF Group, or Colo, or Toothache, OF Headsche, or
Seeplessness, or suffering from reething or Worms,
or Indigestion or Wetting tho Bel, or Catarrh or
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpth ria, or Bad Cold or Hoarseness, OF Running
ofhe Ears and reafness or even sorofula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
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uUmPUREYs, sPECIFICs

combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without its int icacy uncertainty They
are prepsrsdby physician Of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
the hun reds Of thousands who daily use them.
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miscellaneous 3eading.
CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS.
BY AMANDA M. HALE.

s'That will do, Augusta; you've done your
self credit. Nothing could look nicer than the
celery, and the flowers very tastefully ar
ranged"
Mrs. Leigh looked very complacently at the
handsomely set table, with its glittering silver
and china, it's boquets of rare flowers and daz-
zling white linen. All the appointments of the
room were exquisite, and in perfect keeping
with the climate-its chairs of light, graceful
bamboo, it's tables of rare West Indian woods,
and its richly lacquered japanese and Turkish
ornaments.
The windows towards the river were open,
and the air came in warm and fragrant with
blossoming shrubs though it was the month of
January-for this was Louisiana.
"You had better go up to Warwick's room
now, and see if he wants anything" continued
the lady.
Yes, missis - and the young man disap-
He went through the light, pleasant entry,
and coming abreast of window that looked in
to the garden, suddenly paused.
"Lettice!' The word was uttered in a low
whisper.
A young girl who at work in the garden,
started up, looked around hastily, and then ran
toward the open window.
"Auguste v' Standing under the window she
and fastened it in his button-hole smiling the
while.
"What are you doing there, Lettice?''
"Tying up missis' bushes.
"Ah-you'n never see them blossom again"
The young girls face clouded.
"Are you sorry you've promised?" asked
Auguste.
90, no; you know L am not. But missis is
good to me, and love her SO much" said Let
tice.
'Good? She will let you be sold to that ours
ed Byers.''
"Is it true ?" asked Lettice, growing pale.
"True? The trader was with master last
night and heard them talk it over while was
listening on the verandah.''
'Then there is only one way left for me,'
piled Lettice, clasping her hands together.
Is Don't be afraid, Lettice,' said Auguste,
looking at her as if he feared she would falter.-
"Cant you trust me?'
Lettuce looked up, her sweet face full of faith
and love, and Auguste felt himself twice man,
as he thought he was the one on whom she re-
lied for protection He felt the pulsations of a
noble and manly ambition; he was inspired to
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do his utmost, and nothing seemed too difficult.
So in all ages, has loving, womanly Deepen
l..


So, in all ages has loving, womanly Deepen
dence developed the mans best powers.
AS they stood there in stolen intercourse, all
the sweeter for being tasted secretly-the breath
of spring, it's sunshine and fragrance and music
about them-it was pretty picture of young
love, though the blood Of the subject race ran in
the veins of both. Both bore it's traces in their
persons.
Auguste was tall and straight and athletic
had black hair that curled handsomely, q clear
though mulatto complexion, and bright, intelli-
gent eyes; but his nose the least bit in the
world depressed. And Lettice with her lus-
trous waves of black hair sweeping away from
low, fair forehead; her deep limpid eyes, a nd
sweet smile, would have been very beautiful
but for the slight sallowness ON her smooth,
round cheek.
You would not have taken either Of them for
American. Perhaps you would have thought Of
some of the southern nations of Europe-and
am quite sure that their style of beauty would
not have altogether pleased you; but since the
finest gentry in the land, the purest Southern
chivalry, take no offence at this style, and do
not deny it their love and caresses, I do not
know why we plebeians need be fastidious.
But as Auguste and Lettice stood there talk
ing in whispered tones, they not thinking
of their looks, or discussing chronological differ
ences. Something much more vital was at stake.
1t was question that appertained to the SOUL
and they forgot they were not white-forgot the
body, all do in mortal extremity.
"Augustev ~ called Mrs. Leigh, from the 9TH
err end of the entry.
"Run, Lettce; but remember-on the river
bank at twelvep'
eyes, missis;" and now Auguste was all at
tention.
"What are you doing there? Did not tell
you to go to Master Warwiclxs room?n
81 beg pardon, missis; was going but Let
tice wanted me to tell her how to tie up the rose
bushes, and stopped minute Didn't mean
any harm, missis."
Mrs. Leigh looked at Auguste, and Augusta
looked at Mrs. Leigh, precisely as they were
both children of a common father
$50 now, then, Auguste but next time try
and do my bidding at once,' said the lady.
Auguste bowed, and was off. Mrs. Leigh
came to the window, and looked out. Lettice was
very busy among the rose-b ushes-so much SO
that she did not notice her mistress watching
her. Augustes excuse was plausible enough,
but-and Mrs. Leigh sighed as she admitted the
fact-you never knew what to believe. Servants
are always untruthful, which, considering every
thing, Is not perhaps to be wondered at. She
had particular reasons for wishing to keep An
guste and Lettice apart. She knew her husband
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Seleft 2oetry.
LET TT PASS.

BE not swift to take offence:
Let it pass!
Anger is a foe to sense;
Let it pass
Brood not darxly DER a wrong
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this CHEEKY song
Let it pass! r
Let it pass!
Strife corrodes the pnrest mind
Let it pass
AS the unregarded wind,
Let it pass!
Any vulgar souls that live
May condemn without reprieve
TITS the noble who forgive.
Let it pass!
Let it pass!
Echo not an angry word;
Let it pass!
Think how often you have erred;
Let it pass
Since our joys must pass away
Like the dewdrops on the spray,
Wherefore should sorrows stay?
Let them pass
Let them passi
Iffor good you've taken i'll,
Let it pass!
Oil be kind and gentle still:
Let it pass!
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let US not resent but wait
And our triumph shall be great:
Let it pass!
Let it pass! ".
Bid your anger to depart,
Let it pass!
Lay these homely words to heart,
Let it pass!
Follow not the giddy throng
Better to be wronged than wrong; ..., 8
Therefore sing the CHEEKY song
Let it pass!
Let it pass!
HE hardest trial of the heart is, whether it can
ar rivals failure without triumph.
r the sun could speak, what wonld it say to a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

Apply At No q West Thlrd street, Evansville.
WALKERS LuAkENHEIMER
fehls-ind&w Real Estate Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

GUERRILLA 0PERATfoss.-The steam.
boat Missouri, Captain Hurd in CON-
Enand, says the Memphis Bulletin Of
Thursday last, while passing up TO
Cairo on the last trip from New Or.
leans, was attacked hy small band Of
guerrillas on Island No 35. Several
volleys of musketry we're fred. but no
damage was sustained BY any person on
board; and only two or three balls struck
the boat The Missouri passed on re-
joicing, and arrived at Cairo none the
worse for the adventure.
The Henry Won Phul, which arrived
from Cairo yesterday morning, was hail
ed BY guerrillas at the same place-prob-
ably the same band-but declined TO re-
spond to their very urgent invitation TO
land, whereupon she was greeted with a
few shots, none of which struck. Guer-
rillas were also seen on Island No 81,
but they seemed disposed to maintain .
digni6ed bearing, taking no notice Of
her whatever. They were mounted and
eongregated about large IRE on the
shore.
IL IS believed that any guerrilla oper-
atoms that may hereafter take place
along the river viii be chiefly above the
city, the critter Is said to be unusu-
ally scarce below. The extensive d.
sertions from Hoods army. MANY 81
whom will take to bushwhacking "a !
eongenial occupation, is given a. the
basis of this belief
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

b. A substitute broker, haiiing from
Evansville, presented at the Provost
Marshafs Office yesterday three colorea
men rs substitutes. Capt Lindsay, who
always looks TO the interests Of substi-
tutes, of whatever color, end especially
thoae too ignorantto care for themselves.
asked them what amount they received,
and found all three had been paid 81, 500
He also asceriained the principals bad
paid S3,0)0--tha broker clearing The
snug sum Of ell 300 in the operation
Aseertaining the balance Of the money
Was deposited with the landlord at the
Buntin House, he Immediately sswent fof
It, and divided the sum equally between
the substitutes Substitute brokers dis
posed 10 act unfairly toward their vic.
Tins find little favor if their nefarioas
business comes to the knowledge OF our
bluff, bat generoushearted friend Capt.
Lindsay Wabash Express, Of Friday
We regret that our Terre Hante co
temporary does not give as the
name Of the swindler. as We would
be glad to give him boost, free Of
charge, If he is.s resident of this city.
We have some very mean men here ev-
cry now and then, but, thanks to the
vigilance of our city police and the mill
ta'y authorities, they have very uneasy
time of it.
By the way, we understand that Capt
Tombler will have more work to do, az
new and very undesirable addition to
our population has been made within .
few DAYS.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Psst-0lffce AZ Evansville, state * Indiana,
eth cty q February, 1855.
Sc 7 obtain any Of taesa letters the apoh
eaak nnss call for - afrertissz Fssxers," give she
late Of this sist, and pay eaat ter advsrisiag
S& If not called for within a4anEA, thsv sstl
b. ssut 80 the Dea4-Lefter Office.
FREE DELEE ERf Of letters bE carriers, - ths
Residences q owners lin the larger e3lfes1 may b.
sECL ED By observing the fofi8wfBg BULBS
]. DIRECT letters pisiHsy t9 the street and
numb@r. - weil ss she poss-oasce ard STATE.
?. HEAD letters with the writer's pase-szoe
an1 safe, sfrssf and asHa5er, ziEu them plainly
stth f1lt naHes and request tast answers Be-
directed accordingly
3. Letters 70 Strangers or transient visitors ia
= town or city. whose special address may b. IN
kmown, should Be marked IN the lesser hand
e5rner. Eith she word 8 Transi. mt
1. Place the postaEs-sleasp the Hpper Fig H..
aad eorner, and lsase sPaee between tie stamps
and direction for Pasi-saaF&iag withont inseFser
ing with the writing.
"a REQTEsf for the RETURN 81 aIef-
ter e. ths writer, If unclaimed within shSFfy daFs
or lass, written or pr nsed with the ~ritagss
Hanss, pastaee and Ssass &cross thH lsit hand end
0f the ENVELOPE the fsae side, wilI - e5npsisa
with az the nsusi prepaid rate Of postage. DAyA-
BE she's the letter il delivered % she srisur.-
SEe. =. Las o. 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

PosrroSED.-Captain ]. y Throup 8
uncle, DR.. Josh G. Cobb, Esq, our &C
eomplished young friend. late Of Eddy
vile, KY, bat more recently Of New
York city, who has been sojourning in
our city for several days past, aud who
parposed leaving yesterday morning for
the east, has been prevailed upon to
continue to illuminate our city with the
light Of bis oonutensnce until FRIDAY
morning. This will be delightful news
10 bis numerous friends in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

REAL Estate AoEScr.-Jas C. Backs
has opened an Office for The purchase
and sale Of real estate, on the north
side Of Third Street. between Main and
Locust, over Major Robinsons Office.
Persons having property for sale will do
we'll to enter the same on his register
The business Of his Office is systematic
ally arranged, and his facilities Tor rep
reseutins property ars unrivalled
Feb n iii
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TOE sALE.

rFsHE EXTENSIVE EsTABLieHMEST knoen
1 ~ the steam Bakery, ltaatsf on Water, be-
tween Mai. ard locust strests, No. II. Il cen
trally located, and we'll suited for any Kind Of
business, hagiHE fine store baKsrksnse, Office,
and les house. AHd al Ii eds u too $ ard ehiu.
cry neeassary f8r Che trade. Owing t. ths hsalth
Of ths pr0pFistor. and the difhonlty 81 obtaining
help he will sell tbs furnifnte aBd sf0ek a. reas-
0Habis terms 4ith Jesse Of tbs bsiildiHg If lie
sired. Any oue desifsas 81 entering into this Kind
" business WIN DO veil 10 call aud sxaIuipe The
premises. fsbzl 2N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
ORGANS.
=. ID. = ". II. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS.
Manufaet0ry, fremont ST.. Boston

Mandatory, fremont ST.. Boston.
ENTITH THE MOST PERFECT CONFIDENCE
- call thA attsasssn - She pubfie 20 she
AMERICAN DAG ~. A. sp instrumsns lenz de-
sired 10 she ssnitg circle. ana with au- rstsnt
improvements Is sdaPsed % ali kinAs u < sac.
saoTn sspeuially Sacrsd Musle, with its sustained
toues Aad harronfes, 20 mech desired and sa,s~h I
for il AnsKfesG hnanss
The AMERICAN oRGA are superior 70 all
either Instruments sf ths Kind In rnAny important
particulars They sFe sups Tor ia their rrsas.r
tulhe7s cad completeness st tone, wafrnA. and
p0weE- They are superior IN expression. azlrk. .
ness 81 setfon and elasticity of tauch, rendering
them perfect In RAPID movements
1hsy aFe superior in quality and h@antv q
tooe. and wksp soatrotled b tie DOUBLE BEL,
Lows ard BLOW PKDAIs. KNEE swEIH
etc tie most charming effects car be prasuSed
from khs soiGaat whisper Of ths .EgIiAa Esrp 70
the fail vosuuae zn3 powas e ths Church org su-
thus enabling tie p@rsermeg % give sxprsssfons
not 70 De f1und in any other Instruments.
WARREN d r0NYkcT oS. A~ensu.
fz2f-iw No l First street. Ersnsvffls, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21
coRpnRArInN -

feaEusTy lStas ls6a--Ana now il il hafsbs or
deFe1 sad directed by the Commoa Council I'll HE
city ef &vsassi l. that the ewners at Al lots sr
parts uf lots. frantink "a or adjoining ia Ssetn
sasf side Of Green Street. between Thira and
Fourth Streets, Ia aid eity, e4nse tbs s3dawaSks
thereoa % b eEonghi 20 the proper rgaar. and
that they cause sidewalk Of class Ne $50 b. laid
down thereon within thirty asvs from ths nnl4f-
eAften Of tbis 0FdcE. =. PFAFFLTN
Clerk.
BY A. u. McGRIrE. psputy
City Clerks ofsas, Feb %. asss.-aN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

APPOINTED IN THg Sra CALIFORNIA
RReMENT--We learn that Capt Ogden
Wood. of the 9th United States Regulars,
formerly Major Of the llth Indians, BY
permission of the War Department, has
accepted the Lieutenant CoIoneIcy Of
the Sth California Volunteers We are
glad to learn of this promotion of our
old friend, Cog" Wood, sud congrstu.
late the Golden State upon securing the
services of an officer so likely to do
honor to the State as well as himself
He is true and gallant soldier and An
accomplished and worthy gentleman
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

IA The funeral OF our lamented
friend, W. H. Bingham, was largely at
tended yesterday, and the funeral ssrv-
ices both at the church and at the grave
were very solemn and impressive.
The Odd Fellows. in which order be
was shining light, we're ont in eonsid.
cradle numbers, to pay the last sad trib-
ute to an esteemed friend and beloved
brother.
We regret that through an inadvers.
eney, a notice calling the Odd Fellows
togethes which was handed Us on Sun
day afternoon, was left out of the
JoaraGk, otherwise the attendance would
have been largely augmented.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-21

neT-T The Louisiana, Mo-, Journal says
that farms in Pike county, which year
ago could not be bought for thirty, forty
or fifty dollars per acre, can now be
bought for twelve, fifteen aud twenty
Eve dollars, and invites purchasers TO
come there and buy.