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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
OFFTCTAI.


LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED On
the Posf-uf1ce 81 EvansviIie, Stafs Of TndtAna
fst dag e august, lS6s.
- N&LIe4 obtaia any Of these letter., she Al I'll +.
can't must call for - adssr6ises Issts-ss give The
date q tais list and pay one cent for sdvsrtisinx
~hi nor called fer within ezs ssoafS they viii
= sent . the Dead- Letter Once
EEAS DkL1EEREof letters by earr,e-s AZ the
residences OF owners, in cisies Of $1,000 inhaAi-
san's or over may Be SECURED Tv Observing
the following RULES.
!. DIRECT letters plainly 10 the street snd
numesE, "a well IS the post-ofice and STATE.
t4kAR teffera WITH the aMriterss voss-s =,
and SIZE, streef and z4rabsr, sign them plainly
9Th tell n&Hps, and request mat answers -
directa1 necnrdinElgz FF = :
. AstseF@ to strangeFs or transient visitors q
: town or city, whose special address nav Be IN.
KNOWN, ssouid be raAr&sd, IN ths Loser m hand
CORNER with the word =. TrRnsient'i j -
A. Ftacs the postAgs-stat4P on the gppsr rigkf-
sana corner, aud lease pace between the stamps
and dAEsefloa for Poa-alarkiag without interfsr.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN OF . Isf.
Ter - n Nj ter Is unclaimed within shfrty dsys
q ,ess- written or pr5nred with the Nrftsr's
sane, Rosa2ees ar Sats, acrozs the n hand 20
Of The envelope, he face side viii - ccaplseJ
.Nith a. the usual prepaid rate Of postage. pays
BE when the leitsr is delivsEed % che writer.-
SIR 5, Law o. 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
MEDICAL.

@S- FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the test Of trial. and is constantly Increasing IN
public favor. ~
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only T5e, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dye In
thesa usaally sold for 81. j
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured BY pecu
liar process. which renders II inaniteiy super
Co any dye in the market, Being complete inet
bottle, no preparation is required, which grea.
simpliass the application.
IN USING THIS DYE You avoid that rusty
dad appearaneeb by which dyed hair aud whiskers
are so eadily recognized, when an inferior ar;i.
10 has been used, as 1t produces perfectly atn-
al color Of any shade that is desired, from rich
brown TO a Jetty, lustrous black, that Will not
smut, crock or stain the clothing. Inyeat 7se
and you viii be cow need. sold By all Drug
slsts and Fancy Goods Dealers. as " = e
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES a co., New York, Whole
sale Agents. e q = n8y2n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
TENNESSEE ITKMs.-Late Nashville pa

TENNESSEE ITEMs.-Lste Nashville pa
pers furnish be following items:
The Northern Bank of Tennessee, at
Clarksyille, has resumed business It
has a present circulation of FIVE thou
sand dollars. This bank did not sus-
pend specie payment until it closed
doors in 1862 80
The CIarksyille Ohromicle says the
crops in that quarter are in good grow
ing order Tie tobacco crop, though
late, 10 looking up m
The Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road will be in complete working order
by the middle of October
On Monday q difficulty occurred at
Gallatin between a Federal officer and q
returned rebel Major, which led to con-
siderable disturbance between citizens
and soldiers, Several of the former
were arrested, and at last accounts the
writ of habeas corpus was after them.
For the last three weeks great re-
vival has been progressing at Trinity
Church in Edgefeld, conducted by Rev
L Carr and others The fruits so far
are forty conversions and twenty-eight
accessions.
A white deer, without a red OF. colored
hair on any part, was killed in Cannon
county few days since.
On Saturday citizen was shot and
killed By soldier who accused him Of
stealing bis horse. The dying man firm
ly denied the charge to the last. The
military authorities have the case in
hand.
Captain L. B. Burnett, of the I'd Ala
bama cavalry, is awaiting trial at Bridge
port for shooting sergeant who insist
ed on taking his side arms, as bis duty
required him to do.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
FRAUns IN TAXATION.

A@AS19 ~ AAAAAAO
The Union of this place, in its edition
OF last Tuesday, and in It's report Of the
N e ing Of Taxpayers, speaks Of several
cases Of frauds IN the taxation, Of which
il claims TO have knowledge. We know
not whether the charges of the Union
are founded on fact or not, but We nor
tice one case which ought By all means
to have been added to the cases referred
to by the Union lEtca ,ia
A certain Mr. Heilman, at present a
member Of the Honorable City Council,
who, under the plea Of stupendous frauds
in The assessment OF personal property,
comes before the public, and under that
pretext tries to excuse the wrong done
by him TO the pockets Of real estate
owners, in giving IN for this years tax
alton a property Of but $S5, 900. As. is
well known, only few months ago Mr..
Heilman paid 20 his business partoer, as
his share of the same property, $I25 900,
consequently $40, 900 more than be gives
in for the whole
The real value of the taxable property
Of this member of the Council was val
ued st $3.50 coo at the time of the disso-
luton of the frm of Kratz & Holman,
and ought now, with the addition of q
raise Of at least thirty per cent over
last years taxation, be at least $4,000
more - in other words, amount to
$685., 900.
Instead Of this amount, Mr.. Heilman
gives in for taxation but SIS. 600 - in
other words, not enough by $4,000.
We hope, from his honesty as 9 coau,
Gilman and from his fairness az q loyal
citizen, that when the tax list is, revised
he will not forget his own case, but add
$40, 900 more to his list.
How Mr.. Heilman could persuade
himself to swear that his taxable prop
erty is worth but SIS, 900 and some hun
dreds, We leave to the judgment of our
readers and TO his own Conscience
EraasvilIe Democrat. July 9th. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
Local Notices.

serve would advise our readers 10
taks advantage of the present opportu-
nifty Of procuring their Clothing aud
Furnishing Goods at the well known
house of Anspacher l. Sons, where they
are sure to get fine goods and at low
rates They warrant all goods as re-
presented, and owing to their large
stock every one can be suited
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
DIED.

ROBJNs ON.--Eear this City, on thu 3l-t Of
Jnly, Mrs PRTsOIELA BOB 1Ss5N, wife Of Dsa-
consAndrsyF Robinson, formerly Of IL SOY geneF-
con County. New York, aged 81 years.
! -sCEetsrtStca, n. ~ papsrssp Ieass. esPgl sac
The fansrd wiz take plsca This daysl faeAaHya,
At 10 elock A. NJ, from the residenes Of her SOP,
A. L Robinson, Rsl /, 10 the eastern sahnfsa. =
The friends OF the kniIy ars respsctg6Ily iHi.
vitsa 10 sttsad wiihOul anf1hef potiet. sdsilf.
PosTLETHwAI r.--oR sunday morning, Jas
both, Miss SARAH D. PosTLETHwAIT, q, ed
G. years =. 10y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01


THE TEysrarxE RrvEK@ TK1rE-Ttei
recent trip of the Cuba vindieates what
we have often said that Evansville, By
proper and energetic movement on the
part Of her citizens can be made the en-
porium at which the commercial interests
Of the Tennessee River region VIII con-
centrate.
To accomplish this object company
should be organized, for the purchs a Of
the products of that region, at the best
market rates.
Let q company Of that character be
organized with capital eommensurs.e
with the magnitude of the object to be
accomplished, and let cotton, tobacco,
and other articles of produce be pur-
chased at rates approxim2ting the New
York markets, or equal to the best mar
kets in the West Aside from the profits
10 the stockholders, which We believe
would be satisfactory, If the business Of
the company was skilfully managed, the
benefits aecruing to the city in promo
ting its commercial prosperity woGld be
incaIculable, and would give new in.
petus to al other branches of trade.
"a word to the wise is sufficient.
Other cities are making strenuous efforts
to divert this trade from US Our ner
chants are energetic, sagacious and en-
terprising, and should need no SECOND
appeal in a case which their peedniary
interests are so deeply involved N
The Cuba returns to the Tennessee
River this evening and we hope she will
receive the liberal patronage Of our peo
lple. os n1si gre A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

FIRE.-About 80 o'clock yesterday
morning, FIRE broke out in the stable
of Judge Iglehart, on the alley leading
from Second to Third streets, between
Chestnut and Cherry streets.
/ The fire was under foil Roadway when
the alarm was given, aud the engine.
from some cause, was some time 10
getting on the. ground
Inthe meanwhile the Ham@pread
rapidly, involving, besides Judge lyle
harris stable, th0seof J. II. Cutler, Mr..
Wits, Henry Gwathmey and W. NJ.
Aikman, and the wood she'd of Mat.
Henning; also damaging, to some ex-
tent the residence occupied By Mr..
Heuning. The indications being very
strong that the house would be destroy
ed, the furniture was carried cut and
across the street, but the arrivalAof the
steam engine soon saved the house frou
further injury and ex.inguished the
ruins of the stables above enumerated
Judge IgIehart lost horse and buggy,
burnt in the stable, aud Messrs. Gwath-
mey and Aikman los, considerable in
property stored in their stables.
Mat Henning's lnrniture was injured
to the extent Of 5000 or $500.
1t is not certainly known how the FIRE
originated, but is supposed to have been
accidental, as bpersens in the vicinity
observed the smell of FIRE some hours
previously. re-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
HARVEST TOOLS.

Hall, Brown & Co.'s snaths and
Cradles. -
Hall, Brown & Co.'S Hay & Manure
Forks. eve@
Blood's Grass, Grain, Briar and
Lawn Scythes. N-rCE
Waldron's Grass & Grain Scythes.
Scythe and Grind StoneS i''ss"
Hay Rakes and Hay Knives. {
Brass and Enamelled Kettles.
Apple Parers.
For sale at the Lowest Cash
Prices, at
JACOB STRAUB & SONS,
"a Main Street, - {
"a 80 (Beiow the Washington Hotel
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sMARRIED.

HOOK sasdAy. July seth.
by Us. eAtIett,T EsqSl GEoEHK HOoKEa 10 Miss
EaEL4sx MuLkR, All Of 9nioa townshp.f 81
+ BLAKELEY-AB3oTT- tho sans dAy, ny
abs same, Mr.. JANEs BLAKELY TO Miss sUsAs
AEs1Tr, all OF Union township. t-
Both these youna men have jusCreturasd frsfn
the army. and improve their q ely re-anlistlag
in . sew field Ct duty. Nay happiness and pros,
perity attend them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

ALI THAT, BnGHr MUST F1DE-Is
not applicabls to a fiaes set of teeth
brushed with fragrant SOSodonG ITS
protective, psesersativs, and -beautify-
ing propertiesnwiH preserve the white
ness, souhdnsss, and natural polish Of
good teeth throughout life And when
UNISON nd, it Willuarrest decay, and re-
move from the breath the faint which
decomposition generates. esfs
iy26. 3teod. %. iiia ,as.al sH .ssslsa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

FoR TIE CRESCENT CrTY SPRlSGa-
The propeller Volunteer viii make regu-
lar half hour trips from the city wharf
to the Crescent City Springs, on Thurs
day, the Sd inst aug1-3s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
AUCTION.
Country Store & Farm
At AUCTION.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL 81 IL AT PUB.
l. lie auction, on the premisrs, on @ -
q Friday, August Ali. 1865. a.
His basissss Bfacs in Marvs tswusb ips Possy Co.
indiana % the UPPER EEsnsFiue, NJ Yernea
and eprin xnrld, and West fran Kiln rJsds, G tseh
miles from EvaasSiIle, coataiaisg 1--WE serss OF
ground, vita lArge aaa coavsuasaL store and
dwelling house. warehouse, stzbiss,e ora cri s,
smOkshoase, yOang oreh+rd, nsysr fzilIrg velf,
etc. ell nearly rev. siEuafioas xFsilen far busi
mesa - we'll as bealtb PossessiOn giEen. tbEes
moHths ron date o. sale, ullesz othefwIss AGREED
on al a1< e 1aE
ALSo-Asmall Farm q ia acres, 8 81 Walsh
are tfmbsrs = IN meaeows tn h3uses, s.RtIs,
sevsr falling we'll, ETC. in excsilsrf c5n9fffou,
shout qua Ger Of . mills en- the aeoTe place.
JEBMo-<1o on each plaes On day Ct sale
balances o. half he pugehass neney ! tf1ae Of
making esed tbs rest in six Gonths, turshsseFs
giving nntes bearing interest, sseursd bT mort
gage OF Otherwise saslsfzcsorify
Tss property may b -fnspscssd az any tine be-
fore tbs sale. FkEDER4CK BkEITS aER-
jy4-1m4Sw 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

: ASoTHER SHooTIsG AFFAIR "A slight
shooting affair occurred on Water Street
yesterday about noon, which resulted il
one of the parties receiving a shot in the
side, but which is not likely to result
seriously
The man doing the shooting was
named Powell, from Henderson, and
The person shot was W. C. Mitchell, of
this city. The difficulty arose from the
latter dunning the former for a small
debt due him. No arrest was made, we
believe. .e- .r,-rr1 ewn1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

CHrvALRY.-A planter from Louisiana
while stopping here for a few DAYS, re-
lated the following case of a'hieh-tobed''s
Southeru doctrine. The planter said
II owned one hundred and City negroes,
at the breaking out of the rebellion, who
were, by the fortunes of war, made free;
one of them, an old negress of fifty
years, who few months ago gave birth
to pair of twins, had called their for
mer physician, (not needing much medi-
cal attention., Ehn charged her one hun
bred dotL0rs, renarkiug TO her former
master that he would make her freedom
cost her as dearly as possible. $50,
Louis Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

PLYHAsTER CoMSG. Colonel Bisch
received a dispatch from Paymaster
Lovelsnd, last night, stating that he had
been delayed but win ell his appoint
ments made for Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. The appointment made
for Tuesday will be deferred until the
18th inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

B0~ The price of marketing in this
city undergoes no abatement Every
thing Of prime necessity is held at fabu-
lous rates. We hope the present gener-
alton of producers will soon get rich and
retire from business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

sara number Of negroes we're beaten
last night in different parts Of the city,
and considerable mob spirit prevailed.
We heard number Of shots fred about
eleven o'clock, but did not learn the
cause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
DRY GOODS
New Arrangement.


our sALEsMEN WILL HAVE CHARGE OF
~ separ4fe departments on aad after August
1sts 1855, IN the following orders f-r4 s .4
Notions Department. Bofandlek.
White Goods A. venuernsnl
Dreea Goods--..-- &c uat n ttiAs
Cloths, csssimsres and Fsstip gs..... Eiseai aasr;
FlapneIs ard Fancy wooleps .......... ~ Kphn.
Domesties John 4. krazer.
Coal<s A. Lansing.
NIL merry Miss Mary Dunn.
Millinery Trim mings-....--.. Misc Eliza Bellanl
1t hst ever been our aim q keep pace With our
fast grawiag city. AAd hare spared 0ettheF trouble
nor expense 10 estabi shifg a hrsteiass Re tail
pry Gglda business we have xhepabic TO "a.
sWer az to our succsssl By giving our salesmeB
charge CT separate atPartnients. ~ hops. and are
confident, that IL is "a the ban a : 81 OK cua-
toners, IL Is the duty 81 the chief or each de-
PartfnsHt 70 keep 10 yFder and have Il siss4gs.
well ass rffd, BY parting gcods sold out, OF
others that may b. wanting. For the prgssnt all
sales men are Isrnitird 10 take. a cusf 5uer aud
sell al through tha Ftors- VIZ 1aA
From the . One Priea 2 rsystssa " slIl allox !
no deviation but said price we vii Try and have
always IS low ~ the E0wsst l-1 kEr1 ass I
All goods are warranted AZ represented.
Fer the uholsssis trade w. hs4@ Novelties -
we'll IS bargains in pomsstic Goods and IL wi |
pay uaercl ant to IO1k throrxh-cn stoeR bsfors
pureh&sing else her No frouhls 70 llow Gosda.
ECHAp KER BUssING,
aHEl 80 ~ NJ. 81 and 80 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
WANTED.

E1TANTED-AGEkTs- "THE EURsE
bp~and spy" the most interesting and ezcit"
ing book svvr pnbiIsbed, embracing the sdVen-
tuTes Of 4 woman In the Uuion arsy. ss nnrsss
scout and spy, giving mnst vivid inner picture
Gf toe war T~acnHrs, ladies' en@rRritc young
ard soldisss So want Of psoftebfs employ mesI'
will hod II peculiarly ad pted to thssr sen
We have agents clearing $50 per month s.oS
fJr cf-csSsars y Address JONES' BIOS 4 20 iss
W. Fourth 81 /. CigeiDDati, o. Jyzo lsoee .- {
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
EVANSVILLE
GS
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
1se5. ARRANeEMENT

., rRxfss Leave EvaBssHTe Daily, Sundays
III exespted) a. love
- yA A. n. ACCoMMODATION-
5s5V etops At Al stations- Arrives at
Tfnc[nnes 10 30 A. NJ; Terre Haute
af3.f5 Pm.
A. ". MAIL K xPRESS-
9e4&V arrives 81 Yineennes 1911 P. NJ;
- 20. d trains leave for Eaat, I rs p.
for Wegfs 6.z8 p M.I5~ArriTes
Il Terrs nsu'e, s.s5 P. d, connect
Ing with kxpress Trims a. fsiows.
TRERE HAuTE a BIZ HMoSDsR Il.
80 lie ,yas Terre Hanfe ~ 40 p NJ;
= Arrives ~ In3iarepolis ! rs P. NJ,
~ Masking cioss connection with ifaias
for Cinciansl, Eoiumhus, and al
Eastern cities, ana for Chi ago. ToIe
DO and Detroit
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TEEEE HAurE z. z.
Ag LeaYessT4rrs Hanfs AZ $3.50 r. NJ. /;
AFrfvrs Il Nation Gas p. M: Chi
cago, 90 A. NJ, and making direct
= Connections fer al poiafa In the
nortA-Wesf-
ArAA II. Va. VTgCENMEB ACCOM-
~ NOTATION
= Arrives u Yinssnhe4 Gas p ".
O. a. ii. TrsiBs leave for East, 10 As
r M; ATriFs1at LaHisslIle 80 A.
III ,Cineiuhsti, 500 A. N; Lseys
Or weAt, 90 4. n. Arrive At st
Louis, 1:f0 q. a Cairo. 100 2. N
ERETHRsTsG. VS. on
a CCOMhIODATIOk TRAIN
&sAA HA j = Z ALeages 7ferrs Haute at $3.50 ii.
,fsr- iEceL nea, IA 40 n. NJ. Arrives al
I Evansville sil2 p. ".
~ VI Isssvss Tsrrs Haats a. 3 60 P. NJ.
IN arrival OF Express Trains fro
Cincinnati and the East Leaves Vim
a d, ceHBss at 2 ;i6eR n. Arrives a
.4 1 Esaaasiils ; "a PIN. 4ET&1 n
w%INCEEEEs ACCOMMODATION
" tIseayes o < "a Jnuotien. az 3 40 a
1901 NJ, 90 ARRIVAL CT Night Express from
CinciaHaf and facuisviile. Arrive
ct Evansyllle $40 A. Nj.
DS- Baggage checked through 70 all prinefpa
points North aud East. 80 ial
! faa.s a.f~ frs JOHN INGLE, Jf.s Eup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
FOR ! SALE.

nHr SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
, "a ~ ~ '-s' GAFF, 6ocHR4E aco..l q
(gREscENF CITY SALOON FOR SALE. e
The unssfsigned wfEhAs 10 seii 70 responsible
psrsop oae. half Of the Bag situated ~ She Cree
esdf-city iiotsL ] wiiIssu ~ tosny ens Who nh'
dsrstands the business, 81 = barEaips
Terms cash.
1yssfn1- CIV BRANDON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
NEW MUSIC.

EAhFAIsIE BRILIIAEJE OF GIorsrss song on
aoPs On, and yet Rsioice, p BY ca Mashfssg
1ns oeAu' hui instrun5nta tai piece Should cosa-
mana . great run asst Is 3 first class corsr-5si-
Itoo. % Oneof orraoEn 1ifI1sxs -ssE sE- IL
Charmins fftfls Ballad 7lt-
Naf % dHEEP BEsIDE THY akAvRls.
e. n = -xa5ks p 4 Psshsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

DoUBrFUL-The army of occupation
in the south now consists of about four
hundred thousand men, of whom about
half are effective. Regiments which
have returned home on furlough have
been ordered out agaiu.-Nelc Orleans
True Delta
We think the estimates of the Delta
are too large. Our understanding is that
there are not over 100000 soldiers now
in the South, and we have seen ii re-
peatedly asserted that the army would
at once be reduced to 10000 effective
men of all arms.
As for troops having been ordered
out again after having returned home
on furlough, we have not before heard
of anything of the sort.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
BOOKS
Kew Books.
.x1EWW a. wnn -

Kew Books.
AT DoBELLss HOOK STORE.
DEEsIDEET WORDS; A SELECTION FROM
the expressed thoughts Of 8r. Lincoln.
The fouth'a History II the Rebellion, by Thar.
err = vssy tntsresu & aogk. II g ri no =
+ Lifs % Horscs Mann.
The Pf0Eeer Boy q Life Il Abraham Lf-eoiz.
sdsptsd for the young
III Ferry B-y; Llfset ohass, aesgt.s the
young.
TIE Farmer Boy; Life Of Grant. adapted for
the yoU0g.
Tks sbiSktng Bayouet .by Hesnsr. n n
The 800 Of tbs Soil By drs oiph1nt. - -
Z Chrisiians y isfsks BY author Of jobs Hsiiisx.
Theo. Leigh: - Miss Thomas.
Love asd Pride By Mrs Gray
BeiAl new Novel published b. Harper.
Tory Butler; DO
Life Of Julius Cesar: By Louis Napoleon 81
Edition. AZ a.
All the Wcrksof carclfn lee Hents. ~
All the Works Of Hawthorn.
y DOBELL bezs 20 hAnk his c. TONERS for
suppors, and % gu4Iaotse 70 thea that be reduces
ali Drfese ~ sooB cooe 90 Jlphbfshars5 ~ fs|
A full s1ppiy Of Eohool B0okss Aeys fyF Country
Merchants q lowest pficss- JyzO ~
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EXPRESS.
Adams

9 No Purify, Emrteh tine BIooGy aId
b<aatify ths Compssxiens ess HsImbol1's Highly
coaosntrated Extrscr ssrsspariIls. one bottle
squAis IN strength oss gallon Of fhs syrup or
D~coctasns -sll e-a As-@a--als 80 aAaEsa -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

HeImbOld,s Coneenfrated zxfraea
Bucha = the Great Diurstle. Hslnboldsa 90.
sntIate1 Extract sarssperiila IL the great Blood
P1rlnsr. both are prsDessf according 70 ruIss
aeftvs that ean Be nads. u Is 49, -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

A HEAyY CALEsDER--Twenty-seven
persons were sentenced to the peniten-
iiary a. the last term of the st Louis
Criminal Court fe T. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

H6E-, We are indebted to our friend
Capt. Jim Lusk, Of the TarascoD, for
files Of New Orleans papers Of the 23d
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01

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CATERS in all the ne.O styles. and al very
loc prices at the Boston Boot and Shoe
Store. 70 re y. S. 'RicxER d Co, yasg
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-01
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