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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
A Northern Letter.

A Northern Letter.
Appended will be found-an extract of let.
ter from an intelligent gentleman ofNew York
to friend in the south. which will be perused
with interest The writer very properly con-
cludes that "envy" on the part of the Notthern
people induces thousands Of them to .hound
on" their legions to Southern destruction, and
enat we nave nothing to hope, save from our
strong arms and brave hearts in this UNEQUAL
contest That Providence will eventually in.
terpose His merciful arm, and save 6s from the
horrld fateswhlch our enemies are endeavorine
to fasten upon US, We have not a shadow of a
donbt Let every man buckle on his armor,
and do his whole duty now, and success will
reward OR efforts:
New YORK, February %, ls65-Until within
past iew months, 1 nave had strong hopes of
the ultimate success of the South; but am sorry
TO say, succession OF dreadful disasters of late
induced me to fear you had not sufficient mum.
osrs and strength to sustain the most wonderful
efforts ever made by any other country or
Fsop.e: and ssTii, Notwithstanding this condition
OF affairs, l still hope something will occur
which will turn the tide, and ultimately insure
your success.
It'is fearful 70 thiok Of the sacrifices misfor.
tunes and ruin to. which the South have been
subjected, and which must continue while this
fearful and unho'y strife goes on. To my mind,
1t IL perfect madness for any party. la this
country or Europe to imagine for q = moment
that the South could again. BY any possibility.
unite with the North, while tAAre remains any
rememberance of the sad and heart.rendinr
events which they have witnessed aud endured
for four years past, and while martyrs, like
Capt Baall and others can be cited. Although
ve zee daily accounts of Union feeling. and
fraternising with the North, in cities that have
lately been taken, and other sections Of the
South. have never copceived it possible that
such principle obtained beyond foreigners
and those Of Northern birth, sfo reside there;
and have no doubt immens, numbers at tIie
North are of like opinion; but still hound on
through envy the cruel struggle, which. can
have no other tendency than to obliterate for
eyer ideas of their uniting again with the
This struggle has so clearly DEVELOPED the
iact OF the superiority Of the Southern people,
thas large numbers here would rejoice at their
destruction. Yet may We not hope some kind
interposltion OF. Providence may ev.ntsaily
compel the North to desist, and grant honora:
bic terms TO the South?
There is hardly day of my LIE. sine. thin
cruel war was commenced by the North. that l
nave not reflected upon the suffernrs, death
ana wliful destruction to which the southern
people have been ubjected, that with very
rare exceptions every family are mourners
especially in Virginia, witt, whom silcer.ly
synpathize
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Married,

3, On Thursday evening March %. 1865, bv the
Rsy. MI. Hanekel. EDW. McC. CLARKSOy 10
sALLlE s., third daughter of Capt. James U.
Adams, all of Columbia. -
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Cash Donations for colum oia Sufferers
Iae Columbia joint Relief. Committee, ac.
a'owledge tue following cash donations Il, 70
date: ~
D'snop James o Andrew, Georgia through
sit. Nooest Bryce, Slo0 First Texas Regiment
y So. m:its from kicl,mond through r.. Laisnrde
sT ~ 'foe H beas., Island. through D. ), Walker
NJ hElOlNG, Secretary and Treas.
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Te1egraph1S. =
REPORTS OF PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Em.creaaecordiag to Aee of Congress, II. the Year
1868, By J. s 1Hrasher, IN the Clerks Office of
sas District Court Of the Confederate States for
Tie NortAern District of Georgia
->~-~~~>-~>~>>-->>,>>~>~ ~
Affairs In the South and West.
AueusrA, April 1l.-Late dates from Mont.
gomery and Columbus represent those places
as being strongly fortified. Negroes have been
Impressed in Montgomery to carry the cotton
tn the outskirts for Burning. If necessary. The
boys III Montgomery have been organised and
"';ned' ond promise to do good service. The
Et"Rlc continue to move their slaves and valu.
sh'es Many able-bodied men lefs diseracefullv
and cowardly, though many citizens have
aroused aud are acting as if determined TO- de.
f~"d the city, In case of evacuation, everv
'c'''ding Containing cotton has been ord cred to
he '.uru-d There are more officers and men
raanug from danger out Of Columbus than an "
where in the Confederacy.
The officers collecting Wheelsr's cava inv
have ordered them to rendezvous in camps East
Of the Chattahooche.
Standardization with Mo6ile remains cnt off
Northern papers igni6cantly state Sheridan
gathered; two schooners loaded with negro Ga
during his late raid In Virginia. A Journalist.
'e'n"rkihg on this. reminds its readers that the
slave trade. is continued by the Yankees in
southern parts TO the West Indies and ihe
slavetsolding countries ofs5outh America.
The same United States dag that was 10 wered
at Fort Sumter will be raised by Gen. And er.
son. at noon Of April IA. at Fort Sumter, aud
al! tue sorts and batteries that. fred on it will
salute the old flag with 100 guns eacR. Henry
Ward Heecher is to deliver the address. Gen.
sherman is expected to preside over ard direct
the imposing military ceremonies on the occ..
They use hew drink called Quarantine
Pancn now IN some Eyropeah hospitals, in
low stages of fever. It is composed of two
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

There has-been snow stora, in the sor,h &c
france, such asshas not been koowu before in
IT. "o'e '0s' W
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They use hew drink called .turnent;,o .
panch.'>now in some Eyropean hospitals 'io in
low stages of fever. 1t lis composed of two 70
ounces of brandy. eight OF boiling water. one
0i tu;Pentage, and sugar enough to sweeten.
shouldn't like it as steady drink.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

Communication by telegraph between Eng:
tand and India within eight hours and half ia
one OF the recen. startling facts recorded in the
European Journals
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. Fe1egraPh1S.
sHPORTs or PRESS ASSOCIATION.

= = =
Entered aecordiag to Ace of Congress, IN tie Year
1868. By J: s. IHrasAer, IN TIE Clerks once of
tie District Court Of the Confederate States for
he Northern District of Georgia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Amnsements.


NEw MEgRoPcLIrAN-We have never
seen a larger, q more brilliant, or :
more intelligent audience nj any theaier
in this cily than that which graeed Miss
Fannie b. Prices benefit last night, and
few auiiencss have ever been better en-
lertained
vessa Is play Of very superior
character, and was admirably produced
last night We never saw Miss Price
play better, indeed at times, she seemed
more than mortal, aud there we're bat
few dry eyes ID She audience. ALI che
parts were well represented, and all
were unusually well up in their parts.
We hope this thrilling play will BE- re
peated before the enxagement Of this
fair and favorita star closes. Mr. Col
den surpassed himself, last night, and
played the cool, calculating, heartlesa
villaia true 10 life. .'yessa,r last night,
was magnificent success
The allerpiace was well performed
and won vast applause.
Tonight win be produced the fAvorite
tragedy "Lncretia Borgia, with Mas
Fanny b. Price as the ''Poisoasr," and
Mr. Hanchel o. the Duke. Ibis play
naver fails to draw house. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

DT The advertisement Of the old and
reliable Traveless' Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Connecticut, viii be found
ia another column. Mr.. Donald, the
agent, has located permanently in chr
eDs and viii promptly attend TO all who
may desire.to take ont policies against
accidents. Az to the standing and re-
liability Of the Company, It is unnsces-
sary for us 10 speak at length. Its rep
utaiion is based on years Of faithful
discharge Of ell tie obligations. Its
capital stock is large and lis security
ample. ePersons wishing to guard
against accidents had far better take out
policy 10 company like the Travel
ere, than bay tickets, as they are far
more likely 70 get th-ir insurance in
case Of accident.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
ONO 4 MISSISSIPPI x. X.
xm0m VfHeEHAKs. y
ION Gpiag Eua. Goias Ws'
Ii,..s.., s... s2oFm eiAbFA
a..na Hn.aA a m a M
sATURDAY -..........NovEMBER Z


ISAUayHA4eD--Capt. Darling has re-
ceived bis commission, and was yester-
day indicted into the Office Of Sheriff OF
vanderbnrgh county, for the term Of
two years, and ''tilI his successor Is cleo
ted and qualified Charley Long will.
we understand continue to set as deputy.
y@-#~--sA - ---4~------ sFf T8 u
sW- At this time when local items
are 30 very scarce, we win thank any Of
our friends who know Of ANYTHING wor-
tby Of publication who will furnish rs
With the outlines, stating dale, name,
locality, Ne. This win enable ns 10
mako the JouRNAL more interaatina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

OEs RoR .JEYFxRsoSvILLE sheriff
Darling, accompanied by Frank Burk-
hart, Ieft on the steamer r K Dunker-
son last nigAt for JetfersonvIIle, hav-
ing in charge the following prisoners,
convicted Al the present term OF the
Circuit Court Of grand larceny, and
each sentenced 10 Two years 10 The PEN
itsnsiafy = Drury T0lbeFt, Thomas
Howard and George Van Blaricum.
This ahows n ANAL criminal record Cor
county possessing q city Of nearly
IS 900 inhabitants sM 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

CHEAF, CaEAPEH, CHKAPEsT Car3in
Is selling his immense stock Of fac
clothing, at lower rates lhan any other
house 10 the West As bis stock is too
large, be is determined 90 sell At less
than the same goods can b. bought nov
ia ne East IL; 30 II you ~sss stisAp
goods 10 the clothing line, 20 to Carlin's,
as be has got the finest stock 10 the city,
Of All kinds--boys yoaths' and meme
wear. Go aoaa. or sou VII raiss bar
gains.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

BILLIARDS BILLIARDS The Saint
Charles Biniasd sAIoen viii Be epeE this
morning, having been newly arranged
and supplied with three Of Balke's Tables
with Pheftons cushions, The fnesi ia The
West TIE lowers Of this reoreative,
interesting and highly mathematical
game, are requested to call up and try
the new tables nol.6t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

ser The Student and ScbOoimats Of
November il as interesting as usaal
Ne notice that Oliver Optic proposes 70.
write a story called the "Clab Boat, Or
The Fairy srehers Of IsIiBgtoH'' for the
SchOOlmate next year. The story, no
doubt, will be treat,
Every new subscriber who sends .
new name and VI 50 10 10 receive ful
length engraved portrait Of the Hon
Edward Everett. This Of itself will b.
worth the subscription price.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

cusraH MADE ELonush. <'Haa lold
clothing establishment Of H. & = Ab.
lering, ON Main street., VIC poiiees Icon
tains 1t present splendid ass0r,uasni Of
cloths, casimeFea, satinetta, &c, which
are manaf4etafedihto elofhing excellent
in style and with cornrnrndabls prohspsi
ness Beaver 0vsrcoata are made to
last and atssold cheap. Pefso6s Aish-
ing elofhiag viii iiad II tothsis interest
to Ieave.their orders with the AessEs.
Ahlering. aud shey ~ill have them flIsd
ia iaanner warranted "a give aaiisfae-
tion. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

FEEsH FIsH-We saw some magni6-
cent bass yesterday mcrring. and went
for them. Our mouth watsred at the
thought Of broiIed bass, with 6xinS,
but that oormofant who seizes al good
things, Charley Habbe, was little too
quick for as and took the pile. VS. owe
him one Ior bis rapacity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

n%- THE VaRT IaArKsr ans GEEATEsT
Discovery in Dental Hgesdict i Sono-
don't IL has superseded ell the ordinary
dentfrioes. aid, for this reason, that
while itoonsainea 20 solyent principle
injurious 10 the enamel 81 the teeth, II
ohliterates tartar ard every other dental
concretiOa, prevents cauker Of the gums,
removes blemiahsa, hoth from tbs molars
and incisors, and leaves the breath pure
and sweet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

\ RscoRDER's CoUzr'-There was but
one case of drunk before His Honor, tho
Recorder, Yesterday one W. J. Christie
pier, supposed 70 be o descendant Of
Christopher Columbus. Il WAC his sec
ond offence, and be was 6ned 80, togeth-
or with % 10 costs Refusing to pay,
he was sent around to Charley Longs 10
board, on Third street tT
@. W. Ernst and Charley Klingenhatfer
were each fined SIS and costs for erect
ing wooden buildings within the fire
limits without permits
Jacob Britz was fined 81 and costs
for throwing oow tails into the street.
Late on "Wednesday evening covey
was fned for exhibiting obscene pictures,
and for exhibiting without license. lie
lefs the city foFshvish
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Law CARD.--We direct attention to
the law card Of 5. X. Leavisl, Esq, TO
be found in another colamn. Mr.. Leav-
Ia 10 . young man Of sterling wofth aud
highly e1ueated, We commend BIN to
abe confidence aud patronage Of those
having business ia his Zoe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

We notice al IasaHe man sole steam
boat at Evansville, Indiana, las: Wednes-
day, and By casting OF Der moorings let
her float down the stream, where she
lodged on a bar Wabash Express.
= No, Perry. be Iet her Aoas up stream,
which b another singular feature in thu
thrilling romance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

FOR SALE "A Hrst-class FIR I
Proof Safe. with Hcrring's bur
glar-proof vault. together with
the other fixtures Of the Cont
mental Bank. Apply 10
CONVERSE CLEMENT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
DRY GOODS.
M DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT
Ar
BOLLE & BEYREISS,

y. no. % MaaN strsets
EVANSVILLE. IND.
VHTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FALL
wv Stock, which anahrness q choice salection Of
Dress Goods, Cfoaks, Shawls, Balmcra1 Skirts,
Hoods and Nubias, Gloves aud Eosisry, Corsstss
Closhs. Cansineres Ladies' Cloths, Casaiasta,
Jeans. Fiannsls, Blankets, Ttckings. GiAgAamzA
CAlieses, &C, RIeachsd sae unbisachsd nEttns,
and a thousand and enc other articles toe taiie1S
20 meusion Al Of which will be cold WAY
CaxAP &C aud So At No -, MAia Street
BOLLE BEFRKI63,
sepfiS, No. a. Main atrass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

DIsAPPoIsTHD.--The gentleman posted
10 speak to the Fsnians at the Court
House last night, failed 70 arrive, much
70 the disappointment Of many whowe
anxious to hear him. ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Agents w anted
LOST---REWARD.

geIn REWARD. "A LARGE OARBURcLE
I'D NJ Ring made In the shape Of a buckle, with
name graved inside The finder will please re-
turn II 10 stoekweli 4 Co. n3 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

B~ The undersigned begs leave to
inform his former customers and friends
that be has seupened again his meat
shop. at bis old stand on Locust stscel,
next to Nelson's auction room, where be
10 prepared daily % furnish, al kinds Of
fresh meat N, coHS s Co
cct30-dlw 1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

SAD Aec1DEsr.-O Tuesday q stone
cutter and mason, ofTerre HAute nam
ed Moran, was struck and killed by o
locomotive on the 7. H. A. d St. Louis
z. r. q few mile from Paris, IIia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
MUSIC.


gEtHE FLowEks THAR BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
4 Woras BIZ FIoBKETE WOODS AEsfc b.
rfa.cH- MAIE IAs. Prfcs 90 ssnts, d mail
TLl sks a new and pWtry Ballad, nd vii BE-
cone very popa ar, tzAsg S1s Of Pro Matthias
b - tseoETs- FsE sAls a.
s4Rs WABRkS q CoATEGFoa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

WATCHES AND JKwELRY.-We refer our
readers % he new ADVERTISEMENT 81 oar
frisnd Geissler. his stock OF watches
jswelry, &c, is surpassed by none in the
West. Call aud see him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

a6y-It is said that Governor Morton
win 20 to Italy Immediately after the
meeting Of the Legislature, for the ben.
ht of his health. lrLE. IELEsEE. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
q Il STILES
CELEBRATED OYSTERS.

billy CALDwELL Is IN daily receipt Of
this celebrated BRAID Of Oysters, which
he offers for sale Inequalities to suit MS
customers.
AL are warranted fresh and good
A liberal discount to the trade.
oct24tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

TmANks The coagfeeAfibh HenAi
Israel tender their heartfelt thanks to
the Mayor ana Common Council Of sbs
city Of Evansville, ana the hfemen Of
that yicinity, for tie aas IN ths Ingis
Street Engine Houae ~ placed wor-
ship. By order 81 ste f'fsstasnt
IL s MEYEa, see'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

A HEAvy Loss. "A farmer, near Dan
vile, this State, named Smith, our good
cid. uncle Jimmy, we fear, had some 10
bushels Of wheat stolen by o. thief who
bad bored hole in the bottom Of the
barn, and alter getting q supply, closed
the aperture with wooden pin. After
wards hogs, while eating The wheat thai
had fallen on the ground, knocked out
the pin and let out aboat rs bushels Of
wheat. Thee Of his cows ate 20 much
Of the wheat as to endanger their lives
One OF them, valued at $50, Is almost
sure 10 die ~ m-....-..s1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
NEW MUSIC:
A splendid Lot OF New Music.

HJESus. SAVIOUR OF ny souLS" sephraac,
Solo and Qnartette. BY mail soc.
s'IoME UnTo ME-" BY .3oc.
AGAIN AS EVENING" ny malt............ Soc.
BALLADS.
"CUsHLA ANGREs MACHREE II beautiful
trah ballad By Sc.
. MOTHER. STARS ARR sHINiNG;" q lit
tie sang Tor little people. by
"MY ANGEL BOY, CANNOT SEE TIRE
DIE" BY mall
"rHRN TURN YOUR THOUGHTS TO ME-"
song and c1ss-us BY mail .S5c.
ssOL d D0N'y OAREs Bv sec.
"JkFF. IN PETTfooATe," with pictGrsl ..sos.
Ths above pieces, together with = large lot OF
other new songs and Instrumental nanaics just
WARREN coNYNeros.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
GROCERIES.
D. WEAVER 4 CO,

Dealers in Groceries q Provisions,
IIAyK PuKCHAskD THR STOCK or n.
STR sta--Nes - aud esd haze rsrsitsf l1 AZ
dittan 70 tha sane gaaeFai supply ~ Goods ln
toslF nae. Thsr wiu - asaxar 70 keek on hands
general assoftms1f 81 stapfs aud faaey Gspesr.
ies. Weodsn AID WfiisW Ware. nnd hspe ~
clcss atte8tion e. basinees - nisFit shafs %
fhe pstrosax- n tns eitiEens % EfalsFiiis, Thsy
renp&esfa ~ solIeit the sane. ostxt In.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

BAREEa 4 Co. First street. have 81
the new Comic Wogks Tor sale, including
A. Ward apd hia Travels, Ae, &C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
River Items

To OrG RGyEz FEEEsps.--Ts respectfully AK
the oe=ss sssA-. beAss arriving a. this p0rt. 10
furnish us vita memoranda Eanihsis, aud all
esasg Intsigsnss Fsi&tlng 70 The iHtsrssts Of the
river SAGA farsrs wiIl .nsst Eifh shs srHzet ap-
prcstsoa, II addressed % the River Editor Evans
vile JouHsAE, AuA left With either q tie wharf
boats. $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
REMOVED.

l1HILIP DECKER HAS REMOVED ms
uaice from Main TO Third Street. between
sycAnore and Vine, next door below his dwslling
h-nne.
lie viii always keep on hand. as hsrstoiors. the
Soap,
Candles,
Lard Oil,
&C.. Sc, &C.
"A hSo-
Catawba Wine.
Every attention given 20 his old aud new
- A liberal patronage respectfully solicited.
ssRHs~ PHILIP DncKER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

seq by paying Gay Taxes to-day,
you aaxa eva per cenh City Orders Cor
sale ., ihis, osies. 49, -. po,4Tlt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

A Coon WoRk--We have reason
now to believe and hope that the horri-
bic cesspools on Locust street, between
First and Second streets, are to edried
up. They have been not only an ere
sore to all, but sickening stencil in
the noatrils of all who passed that way
So nearly level we're the cutters that the
ilth would not run Of, and great reeking
quagmires formed in which the swine
rooted and wallowed. Yesterday work
men commenced 10 change the grade,
under the personal saperintsndence Of
Mayor Baker himself, and we hope the
work win be so done as TO secure the
desired effect We are glad 1t ia the
liked purpose of the city authorities TO
enforce rigidIy the ordinance against
throwing dirt and slops in the streets
and cutters.
In other cities they have garbage
boxes OF barrels, in which to deposit al
offal, and scavengers 60 around each
morning and haul the contents away.
This course might be very advantageous
Nv pursued here. We must have clean
city, or expect to be decimated BY the
cholera next season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

AETAETED--AN AGEsT-fH EVERY STATE,
w county, AID township ia the United states
FOR ssFhs Fetr0ienm v. Nasty Papers" K.W.
carroll h Co pat lishsfs. his work u the fnogr
humorous ever printed. and Will esIl morn rapiiiy
thmn gny subscription book ever publish a. II
will be- richly bound In fine English cloth, printed
ca excellent paper, add with b1id type. ra1
illustrations all rHrrF1us and we'll eGeeutg1.
he poobh va iuf sch . bosk 70 makstnsu
- laugh and gfvs ( fresidsnt Lincoln one
day, ntariy worn out by the pressure 81 cfncisi
dufies. pushing everything elias Aside, Temarks d
10 friend = Have you eeen the Nasty Papefs1"
" No, lave not }" was ths answer. Who IA
Nasty ?" There 10 ebsp 0af IN Obl0,F re-
piled the President, . who has been wrIfipR a
series Of iiters IN the newspapers.
going 70 write 70 Nasty 10 come down here,
nnc Intend 10 toll him II he will communicates
hia talent to me win sWop places with him"
Agents will ste their experience, " any, and
will Name several counties In the order Of their
choice. We give the highest commission, and
have no back freight charges.
JOSEPH T.. TOPHAM a CO.,
y. ". cor. Fourth and Vine Streets,
sggX ,sm. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
HOTEL.

Hancock House.
HAVING LEAsRD THIS SPACIOUS HOTEL
II IN Henderson, for i've years, the under
nj tned have
Reatted and Refnrnished 10
Throughout,
And shall use every efort 20 make u q pleasant
aud attractive home FOR travellers and visitors.
The Table
III be supplied with the best the country afords.
Ii its season, and every a.tention will BIZ given
70 the comfort Of guests, who will Be waited n
by polite and attentive servants.
liberal patronage unexpectedly solicited.
RIVEs & JOHNSON,
aug2l>Sm Proprietors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Local Notices.
Eg City OTders for Sale at this
Office

The Indian Herb Doctor still meets
With astonishing success AEsd the
following from old and well known citi-
zens
Ny son has been suffering from q dis,
ease Of tbs heart, Inngs and kidneyh
also = neTyous affection, for the past
two years. had tried different physi-
clans, bet received no benefit He was
reduced to 8 mere skesSlon and was nos
able to leave bis room. In this deplor-
able condition / consulted tie Indian
Herb Doctor, just Tires ssska ago, and
be has entirely cured him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

L.oR sALE--A FINE MORGAN STALLION
IT years old, kentlo and kind aud well broken
10 harness, single and douhlss ~ 10 hands high
aud perfectly aound. He can b. seen during thl'
week at The AmSrieAn Livery stables. aud viii b
seld 81 = bargain.
un1 iwd GEO. HRANDKSTEIN.