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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
City and State.

Too LArE.-We regret that certain re-
ligious items, handed in yesterday, were
too late for publication in this issue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

s9- A new brick. Cottage for9sale,
situated in the upper par of the city.
Enquire of Cross, Davis & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

s@ Two or three of the most pleas
ant rooms in the city, with or without
board, at the P. g. O'Riley House. s .s
novl7-lw zsaia Mrs. HAsBRooK. e
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BOATS LEAVING 70 .nonnow.

For New orEeans.-Ths great Peytona, Captain
Yves. Conner, goes to New Orleans to .morrow, and
those who do not go on the Indiana to-day, viii
never regret going with Capt. Yves. Conner, whe
Is a born prince. ~n,r :, r
For Nes0 0rIsass.-The great Indiana positively
goes to New Orleans this evening, In command Of
those veteran boatmeu and elegant gentlemen,
Capt. J. Ssut Neal, ". W. Collins, and Dick
Lodge For speed, elegance, and safety, the In
diana is not surpassed by any boat on the river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

e@r Show cases and Tables [second.
hand) for sale at C. Z. Rosencranz &
Son, No. II Second street.
Nov. "a Std ~ rNv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

1G- Family carriage for sale. En-
quire at DIR. / Hass' Office. . IT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

To Gus RIVER FRIEEDs--We respectfully ask
the officers Of steamboats, arriving ct this port to
furnish us with memoranda, manifests, and all
other intelligence relating to the interests of the
river. Such favors viii meet with the trusst ap-
probation, if addressed to the River Editor Evans
Vile JOURNAL, and left with either Of the wharf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

A SMALL DAY.BooK, BLACK ooVkh.
n contsinitsR discharge paper oelongine %
Walkef, nompany X. ssth Ind, y. y. NH ; Ar -
IIbernIlr rawarsled II the book end contents art
sent "a nv address ct owensville, Gibson gos 1no
n244sf y. A-n--n-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
FEED.
Newspaper Editors.
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AT
BOLLE & BEYREISS,

No AZ Main street,
EVANSVILLE. IND. 4
ME HAVE JUST RECEIvED OUR FALL
Wv Stock, which embraces choice selsction Of
Dress Goods, Oioaks, shswls, BalmcrnI ekirta
hoods and Nubias, Gloves and Hosiery, Coraafa
Cloths, Oassimeres, Laeies' Cloths, Gaasineta.
Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Tickings, GfnRhnms
Oalicoes, &C., Blesched and Unbleaohed NusIins
and thousand and one other articles too tedious
% mention. All Of which will be sold VERr
cEKAP. Go and see at No. As, Main Street.
B0LLE& BEYREIsS,
aaptI6. No. As, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

REMovING.-We learn that Governor
Baker is making arrangements to re-
move his family to Indianapolis. We
are sorry we lose Gov. Baker and his
excellent family from our city, bat we
suppose the good of the State demand it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
PTANOR

EoR sALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND PIANO
IL VKRR CHEAR at izl IA ts-- -f.t-t
= lsssas-1 WARREN . ooNYNGTONts, ~
eet2t "a No, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
FOR SALE.

RoR SALE-A NEW FRAME HOUSE CON-
It taining 5 rooms and pantry, good cellars q
two-utory stable lot 291z By la feet situated
the corner of Seventh and Gum streets.
Enquire of
no25-sw JAS HUNEELL.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

Stable, 461z feet front, corner Eighth and Locust
streets. Terms easy.
nos 2w Il. INGLE.
A FRAME COTTAGE FOR sALE-CONTAIN
N ing rooms, cellar, cistern, stable, &C., in
q goUS. locality above Main street. Apply to
ocl0 eHACKELFO2D & H0RNRR0OK.
l,oR sALE-lO1s ACRES OF LAND, II OF
Il whish is g Vineysrd; Brick House with
rooms, cisterns and spring, Orchard Of Apples,
Peaches and Pears, miles from town. Apply to
octS sHAOKELFORD d H0RNBROOk.
A NEW FRA. HUE GOMPLETELY
N finished, and IL a -es-l ale part Of the city,
for sale by
sep29, I'll sHAoKELFoRD HoRNBROOK,
IJITTsBURG COAL AND COKE, in quantities
Il to suit purchasers. Z. A
~ REITZ A HAEEY, =
Corner of Canal and Ingle Steeets. n
August lift.
fNNE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
Jys-n 70 J. G. vENNEMAN.
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THINKERS
MUSIC.

New Musict New Music
nyHE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
j Words by VIOLEETE WOODS. Music by
Pfo1CH. MArHI lac. Price so cents, by mail.
rhi EiB Q new and pAetty Ballad, md will be-
come very popu lar, being one Of Pro Msthias's
sspss WGRRnN . ooNYNGToE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

To Parents and friends of Education do an
nounce that have associated myself with Mr.. E.
Runtens gentleman from the Stats of New York,
who has been born and brought up in that State,
and received his first ed ucaton In oEe Ct the beat
schools there. When II years OF age he lef1 this
country for France, TO enter the Polytee hnicum
or Paris. Having spent there q whole year In
learning the French language, and studying all
such branches that could enable him to enter the
Polytechnieal Academy of Stuttgart, of Furtem.
berg, Of Germany, left Paris and was accepted
at Stuttgart as student of said Academy. In
this Academy, renowned for its thoroughnsss
through the whole land Of Germany, Mr.. Runten
rsmained three years, preparing himself for the
position of a teacher of Technical Sciences. Mr..
Runten speaks the Eng fish, French and German
languages with great facility, is supere or Maths
matician, and highly accomplished to instruct n
Perspective as well IS Frsehsnd Drawing; he is
we'll able 10 teach Book Keeeping and Surveying,
and the scholars of the First DepartmsAt shall. 1
with the approaching spring, have 20 go ont With
their teacher to the neghbofing hills, valleys and
Acids, 90 learn, practically, Row TO survey.
boldly state that there IL no school in this
csty which can OF II such advantages to the youth
AZ the Evansville Collegiate School, and look,
therefore, forward with hope and conf fence, that
the prosperity Of this School viii be in proper
tion to the skfli and effort pat forth In It's behalf.
MS 49, . s1s-- Nv. sTNNHoLD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
Boilers.

1.-TWO STEAMBOAT BOILERS. q FEET
IL long and 40 inches in diameter. Dan be bought
for q reasonable price. For particulars apply
to or address JOHN RIBEYRE,
n2td2w New Harmony, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
IMPLY BARRELS AND CASKS.
DATENr LOOMS FOR SALE.

Lambs Patent Self Weaving Loom weaves q
yard Of Jeans in thirty minutes, weaves eight
different kinds of cloth on the same warp, weaves
double width blankets, weaves seamless sacks and
requires no skill to weave. Call and see enc 81
work, ct No. First sire {, Evansville.
nT-dAW3m WM BLAKELY. Qenr Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
sILVER POLISH.

TugT RECEIYrD NEW STOCK OF sUPE-
y rioF Silver Plate Polish. No family ought to
,. vi x':s'.' box No. M y a. sU :.1..s.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Evansville
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

FTsHE EXAMINATION OF THE SCHOLARS
Il of this institution will take place Friday,
the 18th of November, from to u q. m. and 2 TO
p. m. The presence Of the parents and friends
during the examination will be very desirable.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SECOND TERM,
MONDAY, THE 18th OF NOVEMBER, AT 9
O'CLOCK A. n.
Applications for the reception of new scholars
shsuld be made efore the zSth of November.
Terms SIS per quarter, payable in advanes. -
az Branches OF Instruction
ENGLISH AND GERMAN WRITING AND
BEADING; SPELLING; TRANSLATI0HS from
English into German, and Tice-versa; COMPOST
T1ONs in both languages, GRANULAR in both
languages, ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRA, MATH-
EMATICs, HISTORY Of the UNI ED STATES,
HISTORY OF THE WORLD, NATURAL HIS
TORY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, GEoGRA-
PLY, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, MINERoL-
0GY, CHEMISTRY. FREEHAND DRAWING,
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING, SURVEYING.
FRENCH, LATIN, GREEK, AND BoOK-
KEEPING. -
Every scholar 10 entitled to al the above men,
TONED studies, according to his own choice, with
out any extra charge. All branches OF studies sre
Taught in the English LGnguage-the German
studies excepted.
We have also made ARRANGEMENTS to accept
scholars under ten years OF age, for Preparatory
Department to our COLES late school, 49, 80 =
Terms for boys Of this Department, SI5 per
quarter, payable In advance. rr8ea fEtFz
A&& - "a w. SIEEHOLD,
ED. RUNTEN.
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Desirable Propertv for Sale.

DRIOK sToBE.HoUsE AND DWELLING,
Id comprising brick Ice house, Warehouse and
Stable, 461z feet front, corner Eighth and Locust
streets. Terms easy.
nos 2w X. INGLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

16c The interments at New Albany
for the last week were two adults and
seven children. gE a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
valuable City Property for Sale,

Valuable City Property for Sale.
Az FEET FRONTING ON WATER STREET
IT iby $50 feet fronting on Locust street, on
which are two brick stores, leased to October,
1867. Also, so feet fronting on First street By
$50 feet on Locust street-most desirable property
for stores. Also,
Lease for 30 Years
On the following: Z Lots on seeons stzss:. s1S
3 Lots on Locust. Plat 10 Be see1 k71 tzrns
made knownat the counting room of ShAEkliE
Reilly
mildly JOHN SHAhkLIN.
uOUsE AND LOT goR SALE.
Niae Dwelling House, containing eight
rooms. situAted on Main street. Property In hne
order. Immediate possession given. For par
tscnlsrs enquire OF Il. BISCHoF,
mis- EvAnsvilis Union, next 70 Court House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
PIANOS.


Gu6Ap E1aHUS N. r-7-r.7
WTE HAVE TWO VERY CHEAP PIANOS
w for sale. CONE Soon or You will miss this
opportunity. WARREN a CONJUNCTION
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House and Lot for Sale.

A NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH
N large corner lot, we'll set With shrubbery,
one of the best locations in the city, corner OF
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Also, II desired, the whole, q part of the
furniture will be included in the sale.
Inquire Of AIKEN & DUSOUCHET,
Water street, Samn orr's Block.
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NOTICE.

Plumes Cleaned and Curled.
MFRS. BUTTRIss Is Prepared TO CLEAN
WI 0strich Feathers equal to any prepared in
the East, and also to curl them until they look
nearly as we'll Is new. She asks 8 fair trial Resi-
dsncs on second street, between Oak and Null
berry. sAs4 - noeD Nv
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Local Notices.

s@ City Orders for sale at this
Office or sToCa
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

r1ToRF HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, 0PPo-
ii P''9'''s JOHN A. REITx
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.sTRAYE ed

IRON THE UNDERSIGNED ON Oh ABOUT
the 18th OF October, small mich COW, mouse
coioreds some white on her legs and feet, and
white spots on her flank. She - about years
old. liberal reward will be given for her de-
livery, for such information as will lead to her
recovery. FAIRCHILD q WOOD,
n25dIw c Es. 81 Locust street s
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craft .rfccttug.

Pursuant a. call of biz honor, the MAJ or
the draft com miti OF the several wards of the
CITY met at the council chamber and organized
by calling Mayor Caven 10 me chair aud sppoia-
ted y Byrsn secretary
On taking the chair the resident explained
the object of the meeting The following resO
luton Was then offered bv Dir Craft
Resolved, That il j. the sense Of this meeting
that each ward should be credited With volunteers
secured in proportion to the amount of money
thar j. raised il said ward. which. after cOnsid-
cradle discussion was laid on the table.
On Botoua committee. consisting OF Nessrs.
Caren. K-ppss and Byran were appointed TO re-
port r,so uiiOn in favor of funding the city
debt which committee. after consultation, re-
ported the following resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting
it would oe expedient tor he city council 70 Dor
row sufficient money on bonds TO fund the entire
Indebtedness of this city. ana include any sppro-
priaiiOn heretofore made and sny warrant That
NAV be issued to procure funds TO pay tounties
10 volunteers under the present call of the pres
dent. and recommend that the differen ward
draft committees adopt such means as may be
deemed expeiient 20 circulate petitions fer the
above purpose and procure the signatures OF the
necessary number of tax PAYERS with the least
possible delay
On motion of Mr Davis. the committees oil
the several war directed TO subdividc their
wards and appoint committee for each square
to circulate petition in pursuance OF the above
resolution
On motion Mcssrs Richmond and Butier6eld
we're appointed TO see TO the printing ard furnish
ing of the petitions
Sir Buuerfeld offered tho following resolu
ton:
Resolved. That the amount of money We, &c
he raised TO free the city from the pending draft
be proportoned between the different wards. and
lhst the finance committees Of such wards pro
cure of Mr. Haughey and the city clerk such
amount in city war fund orders. aud call upon
the citizens Of their respective wards to cash the
same and loan the city the amount 10 currency
which. OF motion wa- adopted
o. motion NJ Ktppss and Byram we're ap
pointed to maze such spportionmeu, to carry ou
the above resolution.
/, was directed that the secretary should have
these proceedings published IN the CITY papers
j CAyES. President.
Y : BrRsM Secretary
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q oreig8 News.

NV YoRx. February 10 The steamer Sax
onis from Southampton on the 9Th arrived this
morning.
Parliament wa opened ~ The royal commits
sion Oh the 1th
The speech sent by her majesty remains stead
lastly neutral between parties in the United
States, and would rejoice Al reconciliation
The queen has had great satisfaction in giving
her sanction 10 the conference meeting of dele
gates from Canada. assembled Ut Quebec The
resolutions adopted for the closer union OF those
provinces under central government if approx
ed by the provincial Legislature = bill will be laid
before parliament for carving il into effect
Paris re egram says tia, the report of che
cesson o; Mexican territory to FIsDce Is wholly
unfounded
A French paper confirms the repor, that the
steam ram Oiinde recently of the coast OF
France is a confederate cruiser.
large number OF cases and barrels were
transferred 10 her from an English steamer.
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trsm fortress Won roe.

FORTRESS MONROE. February 1.-THE stea n,
ers New York and Gen Gesry arrived here this
morning with released union prisoners from Rich
mon6, and have sailed for Annapolis
Col. milford remained at Fsrins To effect the
exchange OF prisoners as fast as they arrive
Other steamers have gone up the James river
with rebel prisoners
The exchange will be made az fast as possible
The steam Arisdne arrived here TO day from
Fort Fisher
The captain OF the Steamer reports thu, our
forces had expected to make attack on Fort
Anderson on the 18th inst but failed from some
cause unknown to him Before he left Fort
Fisher he saw bright light III the direction of
Fort Anderson. and the suppositon that it
bad been abandoned by the rebels
Two steamers sailed from here this pm. for
Fort Fisher With colored troops for General
Terry
Captain Blackstone brought dispatches from
Gen Sherman for the authorities at Washington
which were telegrsphed from here Captain
Blackstone was not Informed of the nature of
the dispatches and knew nothing Of the import
ance of Shermans movements
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From New YORK

NV YORK. February l9-Tbe Herald :
Shenandoah correspondent, says an expedition of
three hundred picked men from Michigan
cavalry regiment, and after march OF 40 miles
and meeting no opposition reached Charlotte Fur
mace on Water Lick creek, which the rebels had
in fall blast. preparing iron for sho; snd shell.
The establishment, with its machinery and ma
terial was DESTROYED
The force then returned meeting with but
little annoyance from gurrrilas.
The main portion Of ,be rebel atmT is said TO
be ree< STANTON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

The besu'y .nd extreme oelescy 81 the female organ
isston 70 say nothing Of It's physiological characters
tics are sufficient indications that I; IS tub ect TO forms
Of disease aud notifications peculiar 20 itself Tie
physician Of the present day toss encounter any
more forms Of uterine diseases than did the physician oi
fifty years but owing the present social condition
Of woman her diseases increased 20 frequency ard
70 the truth o! this assertion the melancholy ceshs By
consumption bear ample witness.
Al the American Disperssry treat by a
new method, and with the hsppest results. Proap-
UtsTi, falling Of the Womb Erupfions 81 tie
Skin, ChloroSis or Green sickress-chsTseeriz.i ~
yelioNisa, dirty green Psor O: the surface Ens1s
Hess:um or sosen; henstrustion Amenorrhea, OF Re-
ention Of the Aenses; orrhes painful ard a.
cult TOW Of the Aenses. kenorhsga, or profuss No.
tior Of the rueas-ysoe-ally white nearly colore,
and transparent.
Reader. have given yoa class Of disease that ~.
net WITH Female a al ages. whether married
married. and 20 married Female. would say that Tiers
many other forms Of diseases peculiar 20 Jour
diseases of Pregnancy, Psr:Gntcn, and Lsctaon, o.
which space will admit slucidstion. omit & fol
the council chamber, adding bat disease "a
this list, and that formidable onsUcsrso1 .hs
body Of the Uterus.
II you are aectea with organic weakness or NV a.
ssblsgs Of morbid phsuOmens 81 this eharAo:er yer
have no time TO spare, but a. once apply foT ma
aid. too late 20 the disease is at least posi-
bic psiliste the symptom ard thrs sooohe The path
way 70 an Entsnely grave.
In majority Of Instances these diseases have nsd.
considerable progress before the patient becomes alarm
e. IN eaacistion Is the fret iIocs oI
that attracts the attention Of the pstcns risrds And
here, reader let ne cal yorr earnest attention 20 irs
fearful signfcaoce o. TIE word wEstil7 i ouiJ
constitutes the leading sstgre, sul the earliest an
NEST omisous symptoms q Consumption, examples .
which invariably met With i1 young lsdies
gifted viii high intellectual ea1oruerts. resrc1 &C
ooupiishrents and eyes fssktne with unnatural br
lisncy-no regarding these !sccs.sns being thos'
81 incipsn, disease, bat those %. p-rsonsi chsrUas
True, AIS! re poet sings
.'Consurpsions' cheek seer LOOKS more pare.
AID lovely, thar when past al cure,
And yetths bloom, 30 fresh 50 s..ll,
Has lent ite sestpg sid 10 kil.
And speaks, 20 those who watch lie hue
Ofsekness. Ges.h ard suffering toe;
Tbosgh Who. just viewing arght 90 far
Could dream tina; death "a theref''
address p. o. Box 1854
r. TO-1cs hours from A. II. tor N Room 10
zfss, East SsshlnztOn Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
fstls-ciy
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From san Francisco.

SAN FaAScIsco. February l5.--A dispatch from
Chill AVS on and after the lst OF May the coast
ing trsde will be thrown open 10 vessels Of all
nations.
Arizona napers state that scouting parties have
been started out against TIE Indians
Gov. Clssdell of Nevada has sent message
to the legislature relative to the passage Of the
constitutional amendment abolishIng slavery
recommending its passage
The governors Of ldsho and Arizona are on
Their way Washington
The legislature ratified the constitutional
amendment by only votes.
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articles intended for our prisoners, and belonging
mostly to the state Of Indiana The loss of III.
I l. unknown.
40 change 10 The weather, The roads are ger,
bap owing 20 the continued rains
Richmond papers Of the 18th have beer receiv
ed. The Dispstch Of that date says: Between 2
spd O'Clock on " edDesdav morning there was
some mortar firing on the Petersburg line near
the Appomattox
With this exception nothing of interest hes oc
CURED
Scouts foe Grants arm, repor, all quiet within
the enemys lines
Dispatckes received q. the war Office yes,eria 3
from South Carolina say the enemy are not IL
formed of Shermsns last move He was forty
miles south OF Columbia sst Tuesday Our
troops are falling back before him towards Col
uubis. Where be Is nov do NOT know
IL Was said or "Wednesday that dispatch had
been received saying thar skirmishing vas going
on within few miles Of Columbia. We stated
this yesterday morning az ION dit, !" and as yet
have not mCs.s Of either confirming or contra
dieting it.
Sherman may be at tie Kingsyile Junction Of
the Wilmington and Columbis railroad 80 miles
southeast of Augusta, or even nearer.
The follosiDg is a copy OF Gen. Lees general
order on taking command Of the land forces of
the confederate states:
HD. Gas. CoyFrDERArE ARxrl
Feb. 9
General Order No /.
In obedience to general order No 3, OF Febru-
airy 9th | assume command of the confederate
armies. deeply impressed with the difficulties of
the position, and, humby invoking the guidance
of Almighty God. | rely for success spon the
courage and fortitude OF the army. sustained by
patriotism, and the frmness Of the people conf
dent that their united efforts, under the blessings
Of heaven will secure peace and independence
The headquarters OF the army. to which all spe-
cial reports and communications will be addressed
will for the present be with the army of North
Virginia.
Stated and regular returns will be forwarded az
heretofore TO the office OF the adjutant and in
spector.
Signed RE.LrE.
In the confederate congress the bill 20 abolish
the negro clause, and TO take from the president
and secretary of war the power 20 make details
and exemptions, exempting mechanics and ar
tisans in the employ Of the government and to
revoke all exemptions of military contractors not
permanently engaged in performing their con
tracts, WAS committed TO the military committee
with instructions TO inquire int the expediency
of bringing in mere liberal bill
There il strong disposition on the part OF the
Senate to preserve untouched the present
empton law.
Mr. Graham said this wss the case in his
State
Mr.. Orr said the Senator from Tennessee seem
ell to be very anxious to Gil up the army. If the
Senator should chance to meet with any soldiers
from the srmv ne might learn that they had been
without meat TOR some time However "a there
was to be another officer at the head OF the com
missary department. he hoped matters would i'm
prove
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y How often is il The case that the riek man
is confined for days and weeks. and often loses
his life. or rises from his sick bed with some per
msnent dis .bility. because the medicine he takes
did no. have the effect intended by his physici'n
This NAV have been because the medicines were
sdulterated. or impure. or the proper proportions
we're rot used by the druggist. No one need
fer any Of these effects that gets his medicine
at Serour's. in the Bates House block HIS
medicines are unadulterared. pure and fresh. and
the gentleman that puts NJ his prescriptions an
dersiand- hi- business thoroughly. and makes M
mistskes Get your prescriptions filed al Sc
nours. Il YOU want 20 &c; well and live long