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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
a CnnnecfIcnf stnrr.

The following is related as fact, hay
ing actually happened sone years since
10 the State Of Connecticut
A msn in rather Indifferent circum-
stances, surrounded by "a large fam
lily, being entirely out Of meat, had re-
cource to the sbeepiold Of his neighbOr,
wealthy farmer, FOR relief The neigh
Dor having n large flock of sheep, did
not perceive that be had lost any, until
one Of the finest OF the flock, very large
and fat, was missing--and, counting his
sheep, be found he had lost several
Unable 70 account for this extraordinary
loss, he resolved % few nights after 10
watch.
About midnight he observed an uu-
common disturbance among the sheep,
caused by the appearing Of "a man ia
disguise Curiosity as well as to o5.
serve the conduct Of the person, 50 as
10 find him ont, induced him to lie stil.
Ia the flock there was ram with whom
it seems, the man was in the habit Of
eonsersing % II be had been the actual
owner Of the sheep-" Wen, Mr.. Ram,
says the nocturnal sheep stealer, 81 am
come TO buy an another sheep, have You
any to SELF Upon which he replied,
As in person Of the ram, "Yes, ] have
sheep to sell"
BY this time the owner discovered him
10 be one Of his neighbors.
What will you take for that large
fat wether2 says the purchaser
Four dollars replied Mr. Ram
That is a very high price, says the
man, but as you are 40 good AS to wait
for the pay, think will take him.
"Well Mr. Ram, coniinned the bon-
est sheep buyer, " let me see how many
sheep have bought Of you
If lam not mistaken, says the ram,
this is the fifth, and then went on to
cast up the whole, and giving Mr. Ram
polite invitation 20 call on him for his
pay and bidding him a good night, be
led the sheep home, while the owner lay
laughing ct the novelty Of the scene,
highly gratifed aud paid for the whole
A few nights afterwards, when be sup
posed his neighbor was nearly out Of
mutton, he caught The old ran and tied
little bag under his neck, and placed =
piece Of paper between his horns, on
which be wrote in large letters;
have come tor my money
Under this line he footed up tbs
whole amount Of FIVE sheep, exactly a,
his neighbor had done, as before related
he then took the ram to his neighbor'
house, where he tied him near the door
and then went home.
When the neighoor arose in the morn
ing, he was not little surprised to find
sheep tied TO his own door; but il il
beyond words to express bis astonsh
ment when be found il was the old ran
With whom be had been dealing so muet
in mutton, with his brand on his fore,
head, and the amount of 6ve sheep aciu
ally made out, as he had done few
days previous, in the person Of the ram
Suffice 1t to say, he obtained the money
and after tying it nicely in the bag, ane
tearing the paper from his horns, seth,
ram at liberty, who Immediately ran
home tingllng the money, as If proud o.
having accomplished the object Of hii
errand-to the no small qualification o
the owner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
OIL SONG

There's 81 oily ime coming. boys
An oily time coming.
There's al oily tine coming boys.
Wait little longer.
We may strike zrsases" OF We nay not
socks 20 70 per Or 90 - pot,
In this oily time c ming.
'sWsiIs." not /" whales. = shall light mankind,
The perfume shall be stronger,
And "dsfrieks shall suppl4Bt g harpoons.
Wait litlls longer.
CaoEUs :-Oh, there's an oily time coming.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock of
Carpets, Oil Cloths nattings,
Rags, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
a CARD.

Tbs underssgned having sold cut his snstrs stock
Of Eszdy Asds Clothing, aud GsutIsusuE' Fur-
nishinz Goods, and retired from the business.
hereby expresses bis grateful acknowledgement
% hiz numerous friends 2sS Customers tor their
past patronage % literally extended 70 hin, and
would respectfully rsoolnmeod AsssrB- Taylor a
Co., whs h4Ts suocseded him in tns business, and
who ere nov prepared 70 farnish 70 thsar custom
szz svsry srseis In THAR linz, q tie vssy h~sa
s5aIity. Gad ~ sAs nest hxsrsbls pRicss.
$3.50 =. LxoA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
IN THE
Retail Department
We have 8 II stock 81

We have foll stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, "a,
81, 104 BIeached and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques, Ladies' Sun I'm
brellas and Parssols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 70 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur.
chases in our line of business.
nyso-lv JAQUEss = FRENCH,
Me- TO Ffrsf street Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
a CARD.
DR. r.. A ARMIsTEAD,

T ArE or EEE0EesoK, KENTUCKY, TEN
IL derz his pro1sssionAl sarvicss 70 the cltizers
81 EzsrEviIis es8 vtss11ty. o1cs a. bis rssl6eees
. Third s1rsss ous deer below tAs Eev Astaodiss
0Az<ek- Oct. D-3zd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

BRAYFoGLE RoBs THE TEUTono PHIt-
osoPaER kG AIs.-Last night Brayfogle
handed Us piece Of paper, which, he
informed us with a cavsrnoUs grin, ne
had abstracted from the pocket Of the
Teutonic Philosopher, whilst the latter
had bis nose earnestly buried in glass
Of beer Unfolding the paper We read
the following, which il evidently Paro-
dy On Tom Moore Where il the Slave
30 Lowlg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

GROCERIES.
DLATT 90. BALTIMORE OYSTERS -
i ReeeiyeA daily. asrsaHted iresb,
Il. A. COOK Agent.
(,ogpESsED MILF dozea esas CONDENSED
y Miikst Z A. COOKS.
uoNEY - dozen D. ssus fresh noaey At
II u a COOKS
4. Doz FREsH CLANS,
ID Il doz lsesh salmon,
~ dak 80 Lobatera,
dos pekslad CLANS
dsz DO LqlsteTss e
(soYE OYSTERS 80 doz I aud : 10 eaHs. Cove
y Oysters. AZ ~ A. COOA :.
T1nFDN C0RN AND PKAs--g5 don Green
II Peas, and 10 aoz Green Corn at
DURNETr 3 DUsKEB's ExTRACTs Ia doz
~ assorted Extrsats 81 II a opoh r.
10 BBLs SPLIT PEAs.
~ 3 bhls Fea4i bariag.
Bhis oat Meal
2 bbls Fariha,
I case Pearl sage
] bhl Green PEGS
I hbi Mliloi scsi~ai u, A. COOKS.
TyRRsH 6LACKBEgRIEs.- - tea eAns fresh
/ Il BlsskesFries, = ~. a. c1,OA :.
| CJraAwBEgRtKs AND CHERRIES
> 80 doE Gees frssa strawberries.
a. A. COOKS.
| DIE ERuiT rs gLAss.--s0 Dos assorted Car
l / rants Gooaabsfrisa, RaspbffFi's, and CherFiss
p - =. @I1A Z.
| l1HOIGE FANILY s0AP--lui boxes elssios
- FANNY oosF IT,. :, 80 :.
1 nLIvE oII.--ao cases Olive Oh. IL quarts aud
/ - 10 eases de- ia pints, q ~ 4. CoOk ;.
/ CYToEE wARE.-b.0O0 gais stoBs Ware, from
| > Putnam, ohio. iorsAis AZ Pottery price a.
II. A. CUok =
! .,.vsr, 80 rYssv .pp,rs 10 -. -,
/ -seis. g. 49,. - 4 q 0K,a
/ - (, -, sna ~. -. ,,..t
: Peaches, i a.. A. COOKS.
/ ---------- -
i IfkA Ahh btst At.e- - peA - -.
fsAthsf Dnstefs' the en41 '~s ss 20 70 ~
I teuna " IN eisE. = q. - SgCA :.
I ThICKLE~f PfJkIEsf
/ e5 bbts choiha Pgeklas
I ~ x Sol DO Do
4 tel gaf krzs d
is Hvs 40 90 Do
g Doe asl Dc
y goE = "a ee
"a ~. 81 AZ eooE,s
y Joe = gas no - . =. So,-A = ],
I'oMAIoE eAFsuP.-i Dbl choice fgmsso'
= oass1g. - =. = SoOn :.
{ 'h9 55 IEAsl
CHESTS sssortsa losng hys0n Tea
Sc aa fmpsrisi Tea,
70 L d. Jspan 90
eos a. assorted Blaek THa
/ All the sbovs Tea. ,sera saiscta3 tv rnvself and
oiIer them 70 the trade A. lus the besi 10 ID,
market. 81 are saked 70 Try fheai. SAMPLES sii
ee sifea Nhan %skna'AA u. a COOh >
s-,Awrnsy pprewpvru ar,gs,rp
- cases preserved Ginger, At
n = toOh =
HAM sAUSACgf
III $50 gf,a ffans sarsasa .s.rsssbfr,y vavv sna
s,8aa Cali anA - IA ~ 81 A CoOEsg
~ -, s-.1 : ~ :. Q, .. oCOn :.
"a bbi, - ctta, vir.s-,~
IA COOKS.
Y~.,.,,-.
= ID AlSlSs. CURRAHTS. &C.
100 y a. a. a.
SO Z 40 al AZ
Y casks fresh LAntie Carrants,
70 boxes do Genoa Citrons,
= t .sts sTeaiess haisthsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

Ever brought % tins n1arket, conslsIIng
of
Brown Sheeting and shirtings.
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Cotton
ades, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C, &c. Also 3 full
stock Of n lotions.
These Goods we're al bought before
the great advance in prices, and we will
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
MpN
5. ". Rovntnn M. ID.

7 ATE or CrHCTNrATI. EAvIEG BEco NJ
I permanent re-idsut Of Evansvilia. ari-rt
h,z professional services u ths eitiEens q this
etts s1d vicinity. FROM his extensive exprrieucf
ia he Hos. itsl and general prsctiCe Of Msdictas
ara surgery In tee FORMER city. be feels oun8sut
Of Inability 70 eurs msuy sases which btvs Ts-
-'stse the usual modes ef tresfnent.
- Particular atfention given - ths treatment
~ Ohrcrfc Diseases. and thosa r@cuiisr - ihs
ei4nets, such - Fever aud Axua, Rllicus Fav~r,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23


We're 4 der knays 20 holy,
Gsndemnsd 70 water solely
Who would not pufst
His bonds Of thirst
UBd drink dill he lay lowiy7
Who would not sooner atWagger
Nit ein hHs key Of lager,
Dan die agcursed
~ qusuching thirst
Nit Mlssissibbi wnntery
The mauuscript here suddenly ceased
either because there was nothing to puI
in rhymes, or that there was no more
rhymes to express nothing. However
chs Teutonic appears to be inapguratinl
a new system Of moral, spiritual ans
malt philosophy, if we are 10 judge from
the above. Time will show
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
a. ]. sCHLAEPFER,
Readi Read Road I

EvKEY PERsos WISHING TO PURCHASE
II nice present for the holidays will do well by
calling st Schlsepfsr's Drug store, corner Of Main
and Second bfrestss and examine MS iarxs and
well bsieeted stock, consisting q beautiful yarIs
y Of Velvet, Wire, and Morocco Purses. Pert
Hair, Nan, Tooth, Shaving, snd Cloth Brushss
The latest s:glss q Handler chief Extracts Col.
cgrss, Ponsdss, Hair oiis, Tooth Powder ana
Pastss, Lilly y bite, Fancy eo4ps Toiiet Stands
snd ssts, PuH Boxes, and PERSIA scsnt sscbstts
sCHLAEPFER's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
oFFIcg AND RESIDENCE:
former Fir1 and Walnut Streets

TESTIMONIAL
CncISEArr. a, March. Il. Iset.
This = % certiiy that We. The undersigned. hses
esen intimately acquainted vith s " Beyaian,
VI. D.. for about sight years DURING the last sis
ysars be has hesu engaged il luorSsisv aud sae-
csssful practice q Me5isiDs IN this city Be
leaves here On account OF III health
We take great plsasurs IN rscou uaandinx hin.
both socially and professionally, gentlaman o.
exceii. nj morals, and occupying prominent POI
sition among the Physicians Of our city, aud bop-
be may succeed a. well elsewhere a. be hzs done
With as. Z. FREEMAN. N. D.
Professor % Surgery IN Eclectic Medical fnsti.
tuts, CiRcinaatl. o.
JOHN II. sCUDDER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of the Theory And Fractics 81 Ns1t-
cine Ia the = NJ Iastitnts.
II. n. GARRISON, n. n.
Late Professor Of Cbamisfry snd Physiology In
the above Medical Institute. deelo-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
CHRISTMAS.
COM MIssToNER,s SALE.

RY ORDER OF TaE COURT Of lMAoS
y Pieas CT the Ceuasy OF Esnderorrgh $40
Aorsa in she CITY of Evansville On sS%nr1Ass
Ith day OF January 1855, ~ o'clock p h, 81 =
paoNc auction to tbs hi hest bidder. tne reefiss
ded tvo thirds Of lot No !. In WA 6ssss az :
division Of iots Nos les and les, in the orgtoaI
Fian Of the city Of Evansville; being = iset iront
b. 80 fsst dep. and situated on finss % wsea
seoond and Third streetsa the property OF te asi.s
a. WALTZ Rai4fxh decessed Terms: gEs half
s&sh, aad oes half IN tvsIxs months, VIII inssE~
The remaining ous-tAi-d win Be se5d ~ tAs s@19e
- = - JoRH J. CEAypLKR,
ascIs-sw6 con1ssziorsr.
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The rebels camp equipage was very
limited and much worn. Headouarf
ers were allowed only two tents and
one small wagon. About half tbeir
wagon and ambulance train. had haen
captured FROM us The army vs.
stretched along the rail Dad from; TJ; M ,9
bofo TO Charlotte, and officers have
been sent 20 the latter pl,ce TO parole
the force there The rtbel troons are
SITES ing ov'Iythirg Fl, m the o,tizens
81, 4hu 'heif or9s king ur is much dreaded
lie rebel camps We're pltched with Isl
l' regard TO Older, and rss-mbled orr
blvouaos more than regular cams 0'''
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THANKsGTEna AID FAsT DATs.---
The President Of the United States
and the Governors Of the several
States should be supplied with an al.
manae of each of our religious demon.
ina tons so that in the appointment of
thannsgi wing and fast days they may
not come into collision with some i'm.
portant festival or saints day of this
church, that or the other Gov Fenton
made a serious mistake in appointing
Good Friday as day of thanksgiving,
but this was negligence. President
Johnson however, with Christian al
manac before him, would not have
named Ascension day for a day of
mourning. The Episcopslians appealed
for change, and the day was changed
accordingly to the lst Of June; but
here the Jews come in with the
plea that this arrangement will inter-
tere with their great festival of Sherry
uous, and all for the want of Jewish
almanac. If our religious societies
wish the President or Governor to re-
spect their church calendars they must
send in their almanacs.
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4 RemInlscence Of YereIer

Aud his visit 70 Richmond fell in my
way yesterday. The public will re
member that the pilgrimage of the
French Minister 70 the rebel cspitol
excited much public curiosity Al the
' 'tLne, ana that he was very reticent on
ne subject always. The object Of ~
VISIT here was purely commercial. bui
some OF the leading rebels could not re-.
sis' the temptation of sounding nm ON
me All absorbing topic Of interven-
non MERCER, Considering has position
as be should, evaded replies 10 he
hints cast al him, At last, one dsv in
oohVersalon with Wicfalll. the fery h n
o e, iexan- after various surnisss
as TO what England and France nngbt
70 40 put direct question 81 q, VIZ
they dld not interfere and put an ~
70 me war. Mercier was ro,,se5 -. - -
and Wigtal got the satisfsctCr - i.' -. >
swer that England and France al a.
AFRAID 10 interfere; that the powa- 80 =
Snei g and recources displayed nv r.
EoT'h had alarmed all Eufope ~
leAan said ~h-ll, and having said i
was silent s@sb II
ih's aneodote being undoubtediy ~,
, ,;.iell.ei n is pleasant 70 have SUCH nos
ave piooi o. the wholesome resua.f -,
i 80 Tor as BY the European povers
1'''''''s q Cor. Pix Inquire.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
M No0AtAY NRDvEMsurD

The reports which have been oircu,
lated concerning the impoverisbaS 60
dluon OF the South, and the probSb NJ N,
determination o. the tightirs nopni"7
hon, were confirmed by the concnIr 1,,'
testimony OF officers representa- All ~
sections ali
~ D-aAA loN AGAINST FRANCE AND rye-,>D
ine !eeliug against England and
ter. misery uit-
a'-'ER FEELING TOWARD The xoRrz
., me hatred which Southern soldier.
S !. u against the Northern troo1s
~ ,he hrst years Of the war Ia -. 49, !.
entirely disappeared. ''' - III % :
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-. sL.,....A - 211sssisr = a. AZ
Municipal 0Meers
JoN HU6H SHFa, Mayor g1
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRY, Treasurer.
JOHN CHuMBLY, City Marshal gF
W. II. WnKmsoE. Deputy Marsha
JAMS A. STEELE. "
A C. TUCKER,
JOHS f. IEGALls,
JOsEFH L. RYAN,
A. b. SHAEKLIN, Revenue Collector
E. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector
JOHN NJ SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PETTlT Assistant superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works.
WV. J. SLISKARD, Second Eneineer of
Water Works.
L ~ FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief OF Fire De-
partment.
WV WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JOIN Q. DODD, Work House Keeper
h. L. NORvILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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NEwBERE, n. C., Nav 4.
VA baltimore. Nav

RECONSTRUCTION ~ NORTH cARoLTyA
Union meetings are being held Al
various towns through Eastern North
Carolina, looking to the organization Of
a loyal State Government. Movement
are on foot in Raleigh, in which Mai
Gen Frank Blair and several Ieadipp
secessionists have been figuring, to re-.
instate Vance and his pro-slaverry arts
toeraey. In the region of NeWber.,
Nance's Surgeon General is figuring in
the plot Failing in this, the seces
slonists OF this place viii try to have
Brig Gen. j. M. Palmer, now command
ing the post, made Military Governor
Except that Palmer wears the pational
UNIFORM, he differs little from Vance
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So Chance 90 obtain any Of the shove articles
or ne Dol Ar By purchasing sealsi Fpv.I-r,s sT
IS cants. - ---..-- -.,. -
80 Flye Sealed Envelopes VII De sent FOR 81 .
Eleven Tor -; Thirty for s.; Slxty-hve for $40 :
One Hundred for SIS.
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CERTIFICATES OF cuREs.

FROM ag,t 70 twenty years stssdipg- 81, -.
EnDHn ~ sciencs snd a-,s ~ .'sf
- ~ tassne-l properties Of Bueha, see D.sosus-
y y o. me United StAtes
PTsctics q Physc- % ~
90 remarks made b The late csias-ztss d,
fnyaleE, Phlladolphia- -"
- Fen-Lks made b. Dr.. Ephram MeDouslf 4,
leofAled FhyHician, and member of tbr ~,
- ~ =. 9uI geona ireland, add PUBLISHED IN :.
Aiallaaeaons o. the King ana Queenis Jour,si
zee medlco-C nlrgrsieal RsEleW uufFsisf
ten lalnin irayora, Felios Of the iLovsi gs... =
surgeOns- fnffe o.
So moat o. Ne laae aiaadard soris -,
-1it,ii silonL,.-sl-oO per botlle Or - - III -
aaraHparlis. LOO ). ~ -,
~ raj dozen d Zach sor H. -ti.a -
lile.s.ni p cure ne mosi ohssanzis 49, ~ p
sons are adhered 10 ~ y oirse-
,hserTation- selEa4 fnqs
-. Descnoe sy1ptosns n = s.-.r-a,.
gores kzaTa1taec. Ca -. = 'aiiiail'ss
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twenty-five STATES, including Louisi-
ana, Tennessee and Arkansas have
now, through their Legislatures. ratifi-
ed the constitutional Amendment
abolishing Slavery. There is no doubt
but that New Hampshire Iowa, Oregon
and California will follow their exam
pie IN due season. The assent of but
one more member of the Union will
then be required to make the Amend
ment the law of the land, provided
Louisiana, tennessee and Arkansas are
recognized as organized States. Some
eX-slave State will, in that case. have
the honor of giving the casting vote for
freedom. Win it be Kentucky. North
Carolina or Floida As To Delaware
and New Jersey, they occupy the un.
enyIable position of dogs in a mapeer.
endeayoring to delay what they cannot
hope to prevent The Amendment
wall be passed in spite of them, and
by the votes Of States thousand times
more deeply interested in the perpetu-
lty OF the accursed institution. and
more vitality affected by its abolition
than these free and semi-free menials
Of the Slave power X h ave ever been. or
ever can ben 7. Times.
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The sentiment Of the army was
strong and marked against the ASA.
slnauon Of The President All admit
freely that they are soundly whipped
and that slavery is dead. Johnston
remarked that the South wopI5 go
along much better without the system
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#ilitafs 8ireetury
Subsistence Department.

col. A BECKWITH, c. G. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi
CAPT. J. C. REED, c. c. 8,
Department of the Cumberland Cf6ce No -
Sonth Cherry street. vice Col Porter
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, c. s.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Office No 10
Cherry-street.
CAPT S. d. HENDERSON, C. s.
Post Commissary Subsistence, Office North aide
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT v. d. NLYAAE, U. g.,
In charge OF U. Bakery, and Dsbursing Com
nisssry Subsistence, vice Capt John A. Irvine.
Once No. ~ Cedar-street
LIEUT. }. S. GALLENTIHE, A @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner CheTry and
Church-streets, wee Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT D. R. LAMOREAU, G. g.,
In charge Of Beet Cattle, wee Capt Gioyer-slso
IN charge Of Herdmen, Stables &c , vice Lient u,
>. HOLSTER. Office near Lower Landing
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Each officer, from Johnston 10 the
commander of a company or detach-
ment, made out rolls in duplicate of
al the officers and men who appeared
on the same muster rolls with them
selves, and TO them the following obi
CATION was attached, and dated at
Greensboro:
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.
For The Relief Of sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
- department., &c, &c.
FOR nHIO,-D. r Taylor Office, No Cherry
street, up stairs.
PEhhSl LVANlA.-Col. Jas. Chamberlin Ofsoe.
No. 4S1S Cherry street. up STAIRS. 81 -
INDIANA Col. EdW. Shaw. Office, 4215 Cherry
street. 80
MICHIGAN, B. Willard Office, No. 4615
Cherry street ---- -r...
ILLINOIS Col. J. NJ Sheets .Lrfioe No Cherry
street, up stairs
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Present 70 President Iohnsnn

number of prominent citizens OF
New York, chiefly merchants and bank.
ers, have purchased magnificent. car.
riage, with horses and harness to match.
for presentation to President Johnson.
The names Of all politicians have been
carefully excluded from the dist of sub
scribers to this timely gift to the Pres.
ident-N I Pest - er 5-a -1-,f
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Boarding

W. Gentlemen s1d Their wives, or Eour or 81
aopiylqg a. No As Son srn,y,1s- -, ss ~
hso-a and church streets El1o tour on ~ ace
rtuay6-IWe -e-ofe ~ ~ To
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q. g. Van SBGGERN,
franklin Planning Mill,
MADISON srRKEI, BErWEKS clAH an sHaEI.
Wars-ROOms Walnut 81 bet Clay and Shelby
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW AID DOOR FRAMES
hould.ngs Boxes, Nantes, g.. sash Pinned an
gia1ed. heeps always IN hand Dressed luu.heF
shelving, y eatherbo srding, a. AT kinds of Ru-
ping, sphttng, scroll saving. Regular and Irregu-
AraAsh, Does, n0uldirgs, a., done % order Eiih
heatness and olspaich. A large lot q Dressed aud
X uah Lumber alFays on h-rll. f3r sale
- Jfeefs Promptiy ATTENDED, to. tnlay6-lm'
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HELMBOLD's ROsE WASH

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4Ee, And - an lAlectoa " diasasas Il - 49,,
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5i,ec..ol Hilh IA Az.racis Buchu snd ssrs-5s
Fla - ~ slen alleases A. recommended
Evidence o. TIE most reTpersifie - -.t..,,.
ii''-o'er M accompany ths mad'csnsg.