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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10
Tn-lau's Adtertisements.

LIST OF LETTERS
Altemus Mrs Kuppen Frederick
anderson W Kelly Elias
JohhG Krasse H A Mrs
Adar John Knapp VIM
anderson Maria Miss Kelly Maggie Mis-.
Bouwkins Anthony Latin Ben !.
Brook Miss LondsI, Nelson
Benton Daniel Lieut. Lawson Geo
BrsdyF Lee Maggie Mrs
Barr Elisha Murphy Rev
Blinkhorn George McJimsey Anna Miss
Burch John Myers Elizabeth Mrs
Begler John Mason Fredenek
Bindig &c Munson Emma Miss
Briggs Mary W Mrs Margrat II
BrandenS Morrison John
Blanchford W Mclean Joseph
Conwell Mrs Magrudef Jack
Campbell DF Mcpherson John
Cock Delaneie' Morrison J
Cooke Carrie Miss Moore James
Crissmau Daniel Meats Mary Miss
Combs Henry d Martin Pearl DIR.
Culwell Hardy Mumford VIM H
Christopher r Nichols David
Chshire Jane Z Mrs Norris John
Cathcait Jane Mrs NewlanJC
COugh him Jane Miss Nelson Robert
Creden Michael Overhaul Asa b
Conn Myna Mrs Oldham George
CTemy MaIg:et Ockes L l.
Cotton R Orr Mary Ann Mrs
Grail Sarah A Mrs Perkins
Crenshaw Samuel Parkins Joseph
Clark VINO Pierce Samuel T
Corben VIM Patterson Thomas
Deitc Christina Mrs Patterson Sarah A + Mrs.
Drain II Il Mrs ? PeilIey Bridget Miss
Daugherty Julian Mrs Rettiger Bernhart
Durrett James Ray V Miss
Dobbins James Robson Susan Miss
Dennen Mary Miss Rogers Elias
Ewings Alexander SwafforG Abram
Fauser Henry Seig & Myer
Gilbert Bell Miss Strusz Deedrieh
GrQendyeky At Seymour Daniel
GutIn G Smith David
Glass John Smith Elias
Goodman james Saidel Ernestine Miss
Gresham w Scovill + Col
Gamble Samuel Swarts e w
Comes VIM Stephens GeorgeW
Hick r Smith J Mrs
Holston ChancyA Seicd JIG
Habernecht Mrs Smith John
| Hurtnell Emaline Mise Stem James W
Herineton n + Mrs StoneJS
Hum phTeys GeUW ? Smith James
| Hanson Jonas Scott T
| Hazen Meta Miss Smith VIM
| Hazard Nancy Mrs 2 Stilson L
| Hartgan Patrick Stovall Nelson
Insurance Co r MutualSherman Thomas
Johnson b Miss Smith Samuel :
Joseph Bernhard TAYLOR Charles
Jennings Taiford Henry E
Johnston f Mrs Wildes Mary Mrs
| JameraOn p < Whitcomb
| Johnson George Waugh Annie Miss
Jackson Joshua -Watrons Carrie Miss ?
| Johnson Mary Miss WIllev Alanson
Johnson ; Miss loung VIM
Kinly avid law Leon Augustus
! | ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIME
IL IN The Post Office at Rock Island, Slate of III
nOIs, on the Sd Gsy of April, 1865
6zr- To obtain any of these letters, the aPPl
cant must call for % Advertised LefteTs,' give Il
date of tins Inst, and pay cent for advertIslu
! TT II not called for within month, tht
will he sent to the dead letter Office
Ordered to be advertised in the : Ere"tng Argus
| agreeabIy 80 tfe following section of the Pc
once Law, as the newspaper having the large
cremation OF any paper published IN Rot
1 Island, H..
SIC ,. And be It further enacted, that Lists
Letters remaining uncalled for in any post Off
IN any city, town or village, where newspaP
shall be printed, shall hereafter be published on
only ID The newspaper which, beng issued wees
or oitener, shall have the largest circulation wi:
IN the range Of delivery of said office, TO be de-
ded by the postmaster at such ofhce.-LGUs Of {
United States.
c. TRCESDALE p. NJ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10

THERE is no Geographic news to-day-in
fact we've got news enough for one day, and
the whole town is celebrating. Particulars
to morrow.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10
Great Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than $500, oOO, 900 of the Loan authorized
by the last congress now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which IT is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed Tor within four months
when the notes will undoubtedly command
premium a. has uniformly been the case on clos
ing the subscriptions to other Loans.
Ia order that citizens of every town and section
OF the country may be afforded facilities tor taking
the loan, the National BANKS, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throushns' 'H~ country nave gen.
sraHy agreed to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS Al par
Subscribers wli select their agents, in whom
they have confidence, AID who only to be re-
sponsible for the delivery OF the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Rock Island.
April 4, DIV CIV.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10
u. 5. $50 SIX PER CENT.
Gold Bearing Bonds.

These bonds are worth premium which IN
creases the actual pro6ton the 7-So loan, and its
exemption from state and municipal tGrdtiOh adds
from one to three per cent more, according TO the
rate levied on other property. The interest is
payable in currency semi annually by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut of and
IN han
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10
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AK 1yN0iSS3dOHd INV SS3NISQa TTv
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-10
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GEMS
GRANT AND LEE.
The Terms of Surrender.
lee and all his officers and Men
ParOled.

TIE OFFICERS RETAIN THEIR SIDE
ARMS, HORSES AND PRIVATE
BAGGAGE.
THE PUBLIC PROPERTY TURNED
OVER TO THE UNITED
STATES.
, 1865-11-25
"TO GIVE is TO LIVE"

There is IL whole sermon On right living In this fine
poem, which, astray in The new nIaTrr world, has lost
all signs of paternity ~
, 1865-11-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral


r FOR TIL. RAPID CGnE OF ~
<dnclghs, Colds, Influenza oarsonoss. Group,
Pub ,pchitis, 1ncipicnt Consumption, and for
the relief of Consumptive Inticnts In adj
vanccd stages OF tho disenso- -
GO wide i. the field Of its usefulness AMI SO numerous are
y the cases VI its cures, that almost every section of coun-
try alouiuis In persons publicly known, who have hcen re-
stored from alarming AMI even desperate ,lise@~s 1t the
nncs By its use. Wlci, ono. tried. il. .ul-:hfity ever
ton, anil VIII re its virtues are known, the public no hanger
hesitate what antilulc "a cnuiny for the distressing anil
dangerous affections II the pulmonary organs that arc Incl
dent Ia our climate. While many Inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been discarded, This
has gained friend. ty every trial, conferred benefits "s the
mtroi,s AID too remarkable Ia IL. i"rIlttcn.
We can only assure the public, that its quality n ocrc-
lilly Kept ur 10 the bc5, it ever has been. and That |. -1ay be
relied on to do for their relief all that il has ever done.
Great numbers of tirrsymcn, Physicians, statesmen, and
emincn, pcrsonascs, have lent their names to certify :h- nn-
No. pcrmi, the insertion of them. The Agents hclo~ named
furnish gratis oar ANERCAS ALAiNIr in which they ac
Giv-., with also full descriptions OF the complaints they
cnrc. #
Those who rcTui'e M Alternative medicine 20 purify tn
blood will hni 4 rEK's Co4r. EXT. SAESArARiIiA the rem.
cdy In utc. Try it once, aud yon will know its vainc.
Prepared by J. c. AfElt 4 Co., Inweil, Mass, and sold
by all Druggist, and Dealers in Medicines. -
COW -. all 2m
, 1865-11-25
II. w. CARDozo s. CO.,
Cheap Family Groceries,
CoEHEH HhSnIhIlA $50 ELIZABETH SITS.
Wholesale and Retail.

I. W. has on ham! i full supply " Choicest 'ir,.
crTics ~ lea -Uiinllc rates. t'uI Facilities for purr!Ii+
ing goods direct from New York ill enable u> 10 sell
a. rllcar IA tl, wholesale houses N tl, city. Orders
from the country aud ely hii'i promptly
several crates Of carefully selected tIork"ry, and
tirnrcri,S. hay" just arrived per steamers Granada
and Quaker tity. IA cheap for cash.
. mos. Oct. II.
, 1865-11-25
PLANTATIONS Bll-rERS.

-. - L. . ~ - III #r
A great many side hits arr: irinr made 1T III" Plantation
Filter, by il srpr. "r Two ~ DISTINGUISHED friend, win"
have rniravnrc,l 4" inlitai,. ar counterfeit them. IT. all
~: ~: ;;:v. Tie ;..ih, won't ic iuuy Imposed ui"n. Tie.
Plantation Eiitrrs arr. Increasing In usr and i"ru!arit.
every ,lay. AMI that's nilnt', tt. ma,tcr.' They are in
sam. Size hottie, ami mad. just is they were al ,rat, ami
viii continue to be. ar we Shall stop mtaLine ti,"m.
Tie Plantation Filters purify. strengthen and In, Igor
ate. ."
1rrr crcatc a healthy appetite.
1lcy are AN an,i,irt, 10 chang" az water AMI diet.
They uytrr,,uu. pltctS at dissipation ani late h,i,rS.
They strengthen the system ami rniis,, the mint.
They prevent miaSnatir ami intrrini;t"n. fr,"rs.
They ulirify The hrratl, ami ariIity ri tie stomach.
They cure dyspepsia. AMI constipation.
'riry c,.r di,rrn'a. cln,lrr, ar, cl'l'ia m"rine'
They curr liver complaint n'! ncrNumS l"t''atle.
they maize tie Weak strong. tie Itngfii brilliant. and
,uii circ,iur are around raci, hottie. ti.rv! mem mcr-
,iri inrtons Who's scilrntary l;aiiii i'niuc' weak
ia,siiu,ir, l,alli;alion al The heart, lack "f appetite,
e..,Irs~ alter eating. liver complaint, constipation. rtc..
! will lind iunuc,iEatr aud permanent relief In th"s' hiiirrs.
but aioy, all, the, are recommended to weak AMI deli
cate females AMI mn,hcr'.
The, are sold ly all resrnctr mairiiurts. Ssa, that
racl, bottle has our private Unit States stamp over thu
cork aud steel plat. ride label.
been ,,mpcrr,l with. Any I"f. w ,ItNHns"al hes tn,
Plantation Filters 10y the gallon Is a sSimilcr ana impos
ter, and slloui. he Immediately rrl"rirl 10 ms,
J.. IL. DhAKE : CO., ". Y. lTolnie;"rs.
Eastern trade supplied 10y
oclg i'm III Commercial Street, Boston
, 1865-11-25

. fuulri.I:N r@.\ES th" I:.":mlar: !;t: held
iii ii an. a> ltr.. n,'iIini a.hl r''in''lc. Its Warrant
rU. l~,.'In hvauiiif, lie hair. "a. ~ cuil Tho lair t!c-
.L.,r. .r,,ti ,In. itIi..r .inL.iu.l rt,ctually. Ill, To re-
Mai>5.,.- -. p,"u. Gth. -. III. Ia force liz" i"n'', n'"i
~. - -; ""r" 80 .ltSnns' ~, r. 49, ,' h,fIi ~ rh., hi ,
~ ~ .,.ir ,..,fis. S"il rvr.y " here. I',,Iairiit Ed
W,I:D VI. SIMMER, ti,.mis., - fremont Street rp-
uu~i,c Museum. l;,5ion. Mass. hohiiy
, 1865-11-25

SEEING THROUGH WArER.-Yhr latest nun.
Der of the Edinburgh Review snys :. Currents
in the very bod of n liver, or beneath the sur
uc.: Of the sen. may be wntclcd, as Mr.. camp
bell informs ns, by an Arrangement that slnus-
ylcrs used in the old days. They sank their
con,raband cnrAo when there wa, nj. alarm, and
they searched Tor it ngain by lie help of II So
called marine telescope. 1t WAS nothing mere
than II "nsk with II plate of strong glass AT the
bottom. The mar plunged tn. closed end II
few inches below The snr face, and put his head
into the either end md then hr saw clcuriy into
.Ec water. Tie Shre and c~onfn,cc reflections
and refractions from and through the Iipplcd
surface 0! lhe sea were entirely shut on, by Thu,
con,livancs. Seal hunters still use it. With
.his simple" apparatus, tie stirring life Of the sen
bottom chn br seen ut leisure with great dis
finctrcss. So far ns this cont,ivunce enables
mcn to see The land under the waves, move
a,ent, under wafer closely resemble movements
nnd"r air. Sea weeds, like plants. bend befo:,
she gale fish, ike birds, Keep their hcuds to
The stream, and hing poised on their fins mud
slouds tnkc the shape Of water clouds III the,
air, impede hShtt east shadows, nsd luke shapes
which point out the directions in which cur
rents flow. It is stransc, at first, to hung over
n boats side pecfing into a new world. and the
interest grow'. There i, excitement In watch
Ing big fish swonping, like hawks, out Of
their sen weed forests after n white ~ sunk to
;fc tree tops t" temp; them. md tho flight thnt
follows Is better fun when plainly seen (Vol.
/. \ 49, Mr.. Camplr.ll suggests plate glass
windows in the bottom Of n boat. 1t would
bring men and fish face 10 face : and tho hob;,.
OF the lnttor could. be lcisurcly watched.'
, 1865-11-25

once ~: Ia state street. Boston.
, 1865-11-25

= Aihny persons approve no books but such ne
are representations Of Their own opinions (; end
they read not to have nature reflected on them
and so be taught TO know and love everything.
but to be rcllrclctl themselves as in n pocket.
mirror, and TO exchange sdmiring looks with
their own narrow east Of countcnance.
Gen. Grant expresses himself us on the whole
pleased with his Sonshern tonr. lie regretted
10 ma inc people in some quarters, however,
"ailen and inclined TO be morose.
, 1865-11-25
THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY An
i. AGENCY,
No. ST Broadway, New York,
LETTER FROM MIR. HARruM.

UHct- It's Agency to own.r- of land "f every irsrrip
ton, especially IN tho southern Stats. and To North
era aud European capitalists, emigration so"Ieti"s
AMI conductors of ems. ration, and ;r inhit;'!ua.-,
farmers, mechanics AMI nilrr>,) dc>irOu- OF trans.
'"rrint their labor and skill Ia the south.
II ,irsI.i.a IL all. through the m'tu- offered bv ,
central Office in New York. aud H. lTairi,,s elsewhere,
l. he .rc,, work Of the social anr! economical rror-
:ani1ation Of ihr south. hy bringing together tho
aud industrial development On the one hand. with
those Who conn u. nj The capital aud i.'or and xiii on
The ".hrr hand. II " i'll drv"t" r-"lf ~ the work "f
accommodating. aud mclhriiIm. inturnation an,l stat
I,iic<, useful for those who may. nn grounds ~ lccti-
mary profit, Of ius 'nc>S enterprise. Of patriotism ~
philanthropy, desire 10 contribute. through the rror.
.ani2a,iun al Industry. TO tie material ni,Iu- by
which the south can i' restored, IL Irorl" al ever!
condi ion mad. pro- rcrou- men nnl good ri!i. 'n-:
rromotin. the welfare al III" Who'll, country.
Til. company PROPOSE. 10 interest III. rr:rrrrir ani
none, Of the COUNT IN tlr opportunities and means
for their useful mud profitable rn,pl". mrnt, Afforded
hy the bront! lands ot The South NOW open tor thu first
time to free labor, hut wih,r owners aud ucculirIs
ARE suhrrin. from the waste OF war.
Itinvitr, th,. attention ofthr public, and i procured
10 rnirr Immediately on III. transaction OF business.
Tile officer, are E. #'
JOHN A.ANDREW, President, l,
FRANZ +. HOWE, Vice ~I'rr>idcn, and :.
0 Grncr.l Agent North, :
LOCKE w. WINCHESTER. Treasurer, :
tiEOKGE chnni WARD, )
Al.fIED. GATHER,
NJ. n. WlSEW ELL, General Ayrnt South.
OFFICE, Rooms II ASp -,
81 Broadway, Now York.
, 1865-11-25
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER .

ME- BEG TO CALL TIE A~riENTIoN
W Of tho public to this long tested and M
rivailrd
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Iainkillrr ir n purely vegetable compound, ami
willie Il. is Il most efficient remedy for pain, 1t Is q
perfectly 'afc medicine even in ,hr most n"-kiifui
hands
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or my other form of bowel di,cas. in children or
adults it is mn almost certain cure, and has wiih"n,
honh, been more successful in curin. lie various
kinds OF
c II o L E r a
than any ether known remedy, or even The most xxi
inl physician. In indin, Africa, and China, where
this dread ful hihrnsu is ever more or lees prevalent,
til: #M## #.
Pain Killer
i, considered by ,h- NATIVES. a- well az European re
sil"nts in those climates,
A SURE REMEDY.
A-a Tonic for the stomach. it i. nnrirnlicd. A
few doses viii relieve sN't"rr case. "f II.
INI)Iti ES'I'ION
and :, II oncn II i"rfr,, cur Tor
Dyspepsia
III its most aggravated i"tms. IT. tonic and s'i,nn
latin. properties. a,"u>in. I'll" SYSTEM to ,i""rou,
action, r., der il t mo, rn"c,nal cnrn Tor
COLDS AND COUGHS,
wh,n ur"'l according 10 directions.
For external application, it i -unEnrpas-rd 10y any
medical preparation known.
RHEUMATISM,
nni N,uralcic Injections. ar" quickly relieved a"l
oft.n cured hy it. huy Snrcnc-- In ,hr Muscles Or
Joints can lie relieved u! it, application. II cures
in.tan.ly III. mos, violent
TOOthaChe.
l, ,honll always hr tci, near II, hand, to DC nA,!
IN eases uf sever" #.# .I# #.
BURNS OR SCALDs.
IF Applied imm.,itti"iy, n'""r'lii. 10 dir"''";s- II
will rivr instant 'rii,f, and ir''cni blistcri"..
Nov. j. i" i'm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY EoOB

A dense fog ovsrhaugz ths river this morning,
and vessels at the wharf are barely visibis from
the pavement on Water street, and there are but
little indications Of lie clearing os
The river cenunnas to fall apsoe, and tbs wssfh-
sr is very mild, indicating rain.
There has been no arrivals Of consequences since
last night, except the Armada, from Cairo. and
tbs Ada Lyon, from Tennessee river. The latter
ieksd Der way with extreme difficulty through
the fog, and got 10 sbont 10 o'clock. She will
rsIoad for Fort Doasis9n aud way points.
The grand Armada came In with fair frsighs
trip, ard fuII of people. Among her passsn gers
were Thsopsus ]. seribusr, Esq, iats of tbs Cairo
News, iu rubicund health and inclined TO try sx-
psrisnents. ana Col. LHsk, Of the shawuestown
Hsreury, accompanied by his gold headed cane.
The Armada will leave a. O'Clock, aud Is wor-
Thy u the most extensive patronage, We regret
70 learn THAI Capt. Thro0p comes up siek, aud
. III Be unabis to return On her. Captain Gus
Ierneke will doubtless sHpercs,Ie him 10 command,
which Will not griave the ladies.
The little Grey Eagle, If the fog permits, will
be the popular packet for Louisville this evening.
Capt. Joe BaEes ID command.
Ths e~a Halisea isreafy 70 leave for Nashville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Regular Report.

tssn. sherman ON the Move-.Fsdsrals
Hold poeatatige Rrtdge--Shs rman
Grants Formulation 40 Exchange
Produce for suppIies--The Cap
tured dofson.
Nsw .YoRK, Jan 2l.--The Heralds
Savannah correspondent says that Gen
sherman had his preparations for a new
movement nearly completed. The l7th
Corps of h.s army, under Gen. Blair,
and Gen. Hatch's division of Fosters
army, we're in secure possession of the
important position of Pocataligo Bridge,
on the Charleston L Savannah Railroad.
Gen. Sherman had issued an order
giving notice to the farmers that they
may..visit Savannah, Ga, Fernandina aud
Jacksonville, Fla, to exchange their pro-
duce for supplies needed by their faml-
lies, and guarantees them protection.
In case any Union citizen Of Georgia is
molested severe retaliation is to be Wis
tied on the rebels. be also encourages
the people 10 meet together and take
measures for the restoration of the State
and National civil Government
During his stay in Savannah, Saere-
retary Stanton promoted number of
officers who had distinguished them
selves, including Gen. Fitzpatrick, who
was breveted Major General.
Mr.. Draper was experimenting the
shipment of the. captured cotton. Sew
eral vessels were already loaded with il,
and when sufficient number were in
readiness, would sail They would be
dispatched northward under gunboai
convoy.
Two or three unsuccessful incendiary
attempts to destroy portions Of the i'm
mense stores Of the valuable staple had
been made
President Lincoln has issued an ordel
opening the Savannah post Office foi
regular mail business.
The HeraldS Nassau correspondent
under date of the 10th SAYS:
The utmost activity prevails in th
Anglo-Rebei blockade running fee
plying between Wilmington, Charleston
aud Nassau, Cotton valued st s., 500
600 had been landed at Nassau from tn
above ports within ten days.
The Richmond Hhig OF the 18th pull
fishers an important letter from Jefferso
Davis in reply to letter from the Sens
torsof Georgia, ,.in which they took groun
against the resolution introduced in tn
rebel House of Representatives, 10 fave
OF reconstruction.
Davis argues that convention OF th
State IS impracticahlc and that peso
movements on the part of individus
!. States tends only to the creation of dii
cord IN the Confederacy. He says tbs
the only plan by which peace can be oil
. tsined IS provided for in the rebel col
stitution. he does not say what ID
plan is.
The TINES Washington special ga
A the Cabins. was in session severalh hour
:. as is supposed, on Blair's mission.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

One trial and you will uoqeF usa any others.
lt j. not neeeassfy ~ publish loug list qf dis
saass for which the CeslrQa Uiitars are a epeel Ic
IN al diseasea Of tas STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all affections OF tha BRAIN DEPEND
1EG UPON DEMANGEMENT DE
THE STOMACH OH BOwEnsl
IN GuuT. .ttEEUMATIsM AND NEU.
IkALGEAg
Aud Ia FEVER AND AGUEI
u L destined 10 aanorceda al ether remedies, Il
nes only cures these diseases, bat Il rHgvnSfi
6ham.
wine glass full Of the Hittera taken an koui
boore each meai win ohTiate the ill effects of the
most unhealthy climate, aud screen the person
taking u against disease eudsr the m ost tryIne
exposures.
sold BY Druggists and Groeers generally.
Fs-pF. JOHN HOLLIS Principal Ugaes, Fila
street, Louisville, Ky,
Sold by PETER yIERLfxn,
iebs sele Ageut, Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
RULES Am RRGFLlrInYs-

!. 80 papers given away q aAa counser or sos
xrstustous circulsticn.
:. No Advertisements, iOcax ~ Sticss or puss In.
serted unless prepaid or pay sc batesd.
s. Advertisements VII nsvus bs asoompanied by
local notices unless eontraes is made 70 that exact
and value received for the notiee.
4 No Local Neffce,F however short, viii Be-
inserted for less than one Dollar each day.
.. Marriages, Funeral and Religious .1oeioss
must invariably b paid in advance to seotrs IN
sertion.
S No eeheisney on the part ef carriers win be
made good by The etaoe. II the carriers Ail 20
leave papers Is oraered aad directed, they must
pay for their cArelessnsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Dyspepsia,

al iis attendant train Of symptoms, IL acts nor.
s!se shhrm than medicine. There Is nothlue
In ths rauge ~ tho MafeFta Medea, that for mo
nenf beafa compafison with Il in this disease.
a foil aeeonnt Of this wonderful plaut may be
found IN the llfh edition pf ihs Z y. Dispensafo
~, pages iSaI ana 1853.
serieg Of ekpegimea "a Ia Which Or. Bull has
- '9r years engaged has lust been brought e.
taHsessain ferminat ien, and he is noN enabled e.
oiisr 70 the public combination Of Cedrou, with
other approved tonica, ths whole preserved IN The
best quality - c0pper distilled nGurhnn whisky
hich he 70 e9nndent has no equal In the world
might furnish volume Of certificates, but
= public have long since learned 10 eattBtats
asaga ~ theif trFa value Tho aAfost plan II, fof
sTery one e test for httHsau tho viFtnas ~ nsw
medicine. GiYs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor
Cor. Mstm ant Third sfs-,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

rT4HIs OLD. WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
l. widely-knowu Hotel kzs been closed i2r ssv-
sEal weeks undergoing reP@srs- II nsSs during
this tiuss h@s rersintsd inside and cut, h&s been
throughly fitted 1pr and n 3 great 1sasars furn-
ishsd with new beds and furnEtars The propTis-
Tor hzs raats every &rranSeuenf % rsndsx his
hozss conxzniszt, hsalthy and egrsaahIA to the
publfc
ThAnEins fhs pablic for The Ens patronage that
fer 3 series Of years has been extended 70 the
Washington, ,hs invites . rsnswal oftheGr custom,
Aad will e1aeAsoz 80 haTs nis table fzrnEnhed and
tia hcGss managed tn = gag 20 msrst shafr ocutfs-
nsd pat<cnAgs-
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tbs Depot fss. tzAys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
a1a~praaidant Iinnoln'. - Il j

s@ President Linccln's reply 70 the
petition Of two hundred and fifty young
people Of Concord, Mass., under Is years
Of age, for the freedom Of ali slave chill
dren is as follows
Tell these little people that am very
glad that their young hearts are 50 fall
OF just and generous sympathy, and
that while have not the power 10 grant
all they ask, trust that they will re-
member that God has, and that, as ii
seems. He will do Il
A. LlNceIS.