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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
A Paris story.

The Paris correspondent of the New
Orleans PicGgaaRe gives the following:
Easter eve ! wealth. banker went to
Nn eHf the faudnns je&alers shops in the
Zoe ae la PARK, and asked to look at
snnae bracelets AS e. faoe was fsmil,
iar lie harhsoaMest Oh hand were shown
III Ina, and he shleetad one which cost
four Thousand doifars. he put his visit
the jewel, and ordered all to be placed
in great sugar egg--for our Easter
hens are eonfeclioRera. p = send that to
M EIs7----+rrvsss girl Of the grand opera.
He aadediasds Bg the. waF, show me some
/ rim gs-- not tpos costly - he selected a
ring EaEthsoone1c hnndEed dollars, Tsnd
placed 1t ia sugar egg. !. Send that 10
Nine -" giving bis wife's name
He paid for both articles, and tripped
with light step to his club. What
gives more buugance that light con-
sciea0e e. III dlned his club, played
his aAaneG6md eaaaA of whist, and about
IN nalnnk naAAH hfawAy to the dancing
girls lodgings. She received him cold
ly. He was astonished; for after man
has made a Partisan woman a present of
o. 600 he has right to expect not only
lAlHoantensna6 hna an increaas OF friend
ships Alter ihasing him roundly for. a
single fehory shn rang the bellaand her
chnmhernaaid anawarRd IT, G She said 10
the latter: /" Cecile, show your hand TO
Mr.. Meanness."
Cecile, with the characteristic impu-
derce of lorettes' abigails, thrust her
handinathe bankenls fac@s Hessaw gilt
tesing hn it the 500 ring be bad selec-
for ~ rife. The daheinegirl boudoir
was not "a agreeable that night as usual
He abridged bis visit II was still early
10 the evening; be was st loss to know
what TO do with himself At last he de-
aahnin ed 90 60 hnmssq He sat- smoking
i'm bliss sitEing~rupmsfo for some tina and
thea the thcnghtsaaruek him. Snppose j
pass the rest of the evening with my
wifeh lie rang the bells sHia hody-serv
sntientered gsAJaansas your nistress at
nomefs4 eiYes1siry ~ Go ask her if
she will do uzaahe honpr ofsreceiving me /
this evening" While the servant was
gong on this errand, he arranged his
aTesP hteAe and won hisswifsss saf-
iekRasAFe aaawef Pc HeRt to Der r0oms.
ehe Recfvsd lhim With open arms,
sxeaasmlna On would rnn mecrazy ]
TO-DAY nave never seen a bracelet
which suited better with my taste: oughe
not upbraid you for extravaganea3
NosI nm zoo dali ghted tesatsero ne word
Of repEnanh she threw her arms
Hsrouhd Aie aecss FFhey sat eide sby side
on the sofa, and the banker found the
contrast between the refined, educated
gentleanmAnu and the sRulgar. Rneducs-
ted gafrek ban and kffehen-hred dane
ing-Ri del ahtfuL Er1rs dew BY as if |
On aswa1iU@ y wings. NJ nexf day he
orcke With the dsncing-girl, and he has |
sInce- rsclkxsG he uSreE $ns@ what hap |
pine,a wss 6hta RasfKEkFa /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

SENTIMENTAL AND FUNNY.

Never TN fady tha. you love her.
Ask her if she could love you. That's
the new Partisan style of negotiations.
Frederick ths II used 70 say that for
averv aupointrnent he conferred, he
made ninety nine enemies and one un-
grateful friend.
He whose first emotion on the view of
an excellent production ID to undervalue
twill never hays. one of his own to
showS aAaHA . 80
Some negroes at Norfolk, Va, looking
at bust of President Lincoln, made
these obs ervations: Hes brought us
safe through the Red Sea" "Hs looks
deep as the sea himself" "He's king
Of the United States" :" he ought to
be king Of al the world" We must
pray 20 the Lord to carry him safe
through, for it pears like he's got every
thing hitched to him" There has been
a right smart Of praying for him, and it
'mustn atep nov. AEHEGs# y
= Abiped ia luAythn vas laGely driving
q spring wagon, his wife and child ac-
comparing him, when the horse ran
away, throwing 6ut.the occupants The
man went in pursuit, and the team hav-
ing been stopped BIZ. some bystanders,
la0ne Of hem asked .fEie man, as he came
up, whether his wife and child were
hurt 81 ton't know" replied he; al
tidn't wait to see. yust runAed for de
mare, to see if she vas hurtf Nice
nsa that |voHa1 brgmaaiq
AN ExPLASATIoN-T@ fades are
often asked why they BAsah so when
but they ire seidoa abis to sive 4 salts
factory answer. Taspg pity on their
bashfulness, wrfeye in the american
Medical kGnsetke G1fniahes the following
lucid explanation of the beautiful ph6-
nomenon: "The mind communicates
With theGentraL gspgiion; The latter, by
reflex action through The brain and
facial rnefve, to tbs organic nerves in
thef face with Fhich. its brAnchHs mos
-cnlate. aThea mystery 10 new perfsctly
clear. ,hefafui13
TIE ARr OF Nor QUARRELIsG. Sen
sihle HusBepds 4Hcw IL itkHatwe never
quar- Ma. Xantippe2 Well, | will
tell lxou. Zone HpsrBon4 canlti make a
qua ek Now, if | amain q quarrel
SON hor, and break out, my wife re-
M Dol and collected, and dosen't
gu word. II my wifefss peeyiah, and
~ W more temper shAnls becoming
!. De of her beautiful sex, I, Der hus-
6anA ramAinaaasGamoTed a. the naonu-
BENT or elas cheat snyself into the be-
lief that am listening for the moment
to some heavenly song. We only quar-
rel one at a TINE; and il is astonishing,
n yod IeAse.a 9larrdf Alone, how very
aoon9is dies odtf9EThafs, 6nf secret,
madam; and / should advise you, and
all Xantippe's, to follow it."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

vGoweEnor m@rvam'@ ProclMmaGto
EEw YoRK, August 14-Provision Al
Governor VIM. Marvin, of Florida. is
sued his proclamation to the people Of
that State, on the Sd inst, announcing
his appointment BY the President, and
informing them Of the necessary stems
to be tsken to restore civil Government.
The day for the election Of delegates to
convention, and for assembling OF the
same, are not decided upon; but they
will be named as soon as the proper time
shallhave been given for the people to
take the oath of allegiance, and for nee
essRrY preliminariss GO has been done by
all the other Provisional Governors. -
Mr.. Marvin informs the citizens that
slavery 10 dead and cant be reauacitated,
but be doea not, like some of his col
leagues, reappoint the disloyal officers
who oficiated under the rebel rule, al
though the old county incumbents are
authorized to still act in matters per-
tanning to the State, TO the recording Of
deeds and such indispensable business,
until the regular civil Government shall
have been restored.
The Governor leaves to the military
to preserve order and take the cogni-
sance of its breaches throughout the
State, and only national officers and the
civil officers OF the State or Territory
are authorized to admiuistar the allegi-
ance oath. 4 2 w
go Advfeea from gsxfeo. 4 co
.Advieea have been received from Chi
hihuahua, Mexico, to the 22d of June
Egerythiag was then progressing well
with the Government of President Jua-
req, and accounts we're daily being re-
csived Of the uprising of the people of
Mexico every where throughout the Re-
public, against the Empire.f
The termination of our civil war and
the prospect OF aid from us had created
universal confidence in the early triumph
of the patriots against their invaders.
President Juarez was soon Go consum-
|. mate important arrangements with the
United States. aagT af
The Heralds Savannah correspond
emf says: 49, -
The low stage Of water at present pre-
vailing in the Savannah River interfer-
ing seriously with the transportation of
cotton TO market, has rendered the PEG.
pie additionally anxious for the early
completion of the Georgia Central Rail-
road, and work on il Is being pushed
forward as rapidly al possible, as also on
the Atlanta aud Gulf Railroad, running
westward from Savannah : = - -
- Gen. Rranuan has gigen orders for
the Pulaski House to be restored to its
original proprietor, Maj Wittsburg, who
was an officer in the rebel army.
]. d. Howell, brother.in.law of Jeff.
Davis, who, 90 previously stated, was
arrested for drunken and disordsrly con
duct and uttsring insulting and disloYaI
language in the Pulaski House. has been
sentenced to pay o fine of $3.50. and six
months imprisonment, aud subsequently
to be sent out of the district. Another
rebel, who participated with Howell in
bis demoustration, has been imprisoned
in the guard-house. g 31tG "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
CARPET
l..as DeparfYnenf. -

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to it, is q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Corniess,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and Hotels. @
Call and see them.
O. JAoUESs. FRENCH = co.
s3ssEA asA3 EEg .Ezo2
Nr q Ma nWE -Fm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
MEDICINE.
Hair UprUUtsd


THKonM all parts of the Body tn ave
II 1assaess. wsfaou1 aasagv % she sksas bysss Up
HAm's sDrprLAr ~ PswDxa.'fz Asa o. send FOR
Upham's DspfIatory Powder, and take no other.
Price 81 Mailed 70 any address for 9i.25, by O.
Q UPHAM, Is south Eighth street, Philadsaphtas
psna.
TTphana,s zaar GLOSS nna Uurlsmr
~ Eguld Ia Tho beak haGr AfSssip 4 i'm Ehe world
Ht tmp rita beautiful sEess 10 Che EaGr, kssps u ss
eari, promotes TIA growth, &c. Price, 50 cents q
bottle.
Upham's letter Ofmfmsmt is o sure
cur for Tsts@rs B@A hhemm, Ch4ppad Hamds5 Bar
ssv's faeh, Dc. Price, 80 atsa bon sssss = %
Uphmm's Asfhmm Cure relieves the most
violent paroxyi@ms of Asthma in fen Saipaass and
phames Dyspepma@ CWre Ia war
waiter hog long stasdiHg. Prise d.. 6entby mail
Upnam,B FrechHe Banfsasr removes
ErscEiea, Tan, HantuEns Pimples on the Face,
sottsns sss skin and Besntiass- ths compilation.
Price 30 csnss.
DIR. LA Por6e's Life Elixir. the great
Hss~fHs @Ad- keSmssnaa&mg Remedy, restores q
spinal GnerRy, Mers0Rss aDebaItyt &c4 aTsi1S
frs m whatsxeF cause. Prics, w package
The Japmness HAIR Sfafm colors ths
Whiskers or Monstsche o beautiful es@cs eY egsaea
II sonsists Of o~lg one preparation. coi"r ~ii h0'
hds OF uAsh ont. Only 90 coats Q box naa
sod by q. q. UPuAM. rs spafh Eighth strsst,
Philadsiphia, ana 81 81 DrngsistS. cireaiafs
BRoUdHroH a wooD.
Cor. Third and Main Gefssts,
.ss%am mi Agents for EyanSEtlls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

GIrclSEATI, August IA threg-s story
brick bailding on Race Street, used aas a
tenement house, fell down yesterday
morning, burying six families beneath
the ruins. One woman was killed and
several persons wounded. ass-es
IS A Quartermasters clerk, named Rus
sell, was arrested here yesterday, charged
with absconding with $40, 900 in Gov
ernment funds while stationed at Louis.
willie -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
TO WIN LOTS.

Fn PURsUARoR on AH ACT OF THR CAN
H. srsl Assembly Of the Commons ealth Of Ken
tueky, authorizing the sale OF ths "PabIie
Gqu 70" I'm th@ citF OF HendeTson, KY, which
Act WAS ratified by tha eitiEena Of HsndersOnsAf
ths general siecticn held May lat, 1885, NORGE Ia
hereby giTsn that said Public Square hap been
laid ont 10 suitable lols By The Mayor and Cegp-
cal q said ~, and will be aoid at public auction
On tbs pFema q Oh Saturday, September the 9th,
1885 Sale 10 eomnsnce ut 10 O'Clock a. m.
TERms-Ons third cash, one-third on q credit
OF six months, aud one third on n credit OF
twelve months, bearing interest from day Of sale.
Notes with approved security required and lien
kspt ON the premises untH the purchase monsy 10
paid.
Plat ON ale and open for inspection in tbs City
Clerks oflcs. s-@fsam-9 tggNFsT Il ~
BY order Of the Mayor hnd Councfl.
49sbsEaTI aT.}W~ RENTLfM6KR, Clerk.
- HendsrsPp, Ky7 August "a. 1ses. sug7-tds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

eNEw YoRK, August. .14,- Times Q
Beaufort correspondent says: = : ! : =
Addresses delivered by Provisional
Governor Perry at Greenville, has sown
great Dissatisfaction to the loyal people
of that place, and they say he 10 not the
man for the place. 2 SO q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
!. ACklld,s Prayer. T..

The prayer itself dies upon her lips,
in almost indistinct, sleepy murmurs;
only when Kitty, who has come for her,
is taking her away to the nursery, she
says, half awakened:
L 9s-=4@--sa aks rsa ai8snI dHsro EFsSvsn,E
( vlla sHaRRE theEe with Thee 70 dWellr'rsE
- Sinee'little jose went up stairs, we've
BEEN thinking OF this, and because IL in
tsrested us, we thought we would jot il
Observation-Disclosures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

y - = 80 80 &aaw t0h the BAo0ds amd
0aneaRfFasad ExtFana Sarsau@rsIisa ~s0aa 6sssis
- aefsn@sa ens gallaW Of she syrup or
1~eo@sa@As all q ed assassr.T asfesIs-sg = 7
.E&Z&AaA il IL -er9es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
.MEDIOAL.


|9r e@-FoRs MORE Than TWRATT EEkRs
MATHkWs VENETIAN HAIR DYE hss stood
the ssst % TRIAL and In eQnsfaasy incrsasanK in
publie sAxogs ng dfIw s5qf5tA.G ed 10
q TEE FEAETIAa HAIR DYE Il tbs bsst and
cheapest made. Its price Is only 7sc, and each
bottle contains double the quantity efDys IN
those ususliy sold Tor 81. - $3.50
|. THIs HA1R DIE 4, mxnpfaetursd sy pseu
liar process. waich renders II inHnItsly super'
to any dye In tbs market. Being complete IN e
bottle, no preparation isreqnirsd, which grsa:
sinplinss the appliessioa.
IL USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead appearances By which dyed hAirAnd Nhisksra
sFs % ksAdiIy Recognised whsh "a -fufaxforHrti-
10 haa been used 81 Il proaecess psrfscfls n@su-
Al coIOr Of any shads that y desired, forn heb
bEopn 70 jsstys lussrous black that viii M
smut, crock or stain tie aslsthfng. Invest use.
and you vii Be eoav mad. soid b. 81 Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealsrs.fa--vTgT ...g's
s9t4s A. I.EMATHEws, sl4nnnfacfursr.
DEMAs BAREEs = co.. Esw York, Wide
- - - - nFet44 - sd - ~ ~ =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
.DRYG0oDs
BIsaohed and Brown shIrtin,eI
Roson, and shirting Linanl

A LARGE STOCK OF BLKAGHzD md IN.
n bleached shfrt4ngs, just opeus4 and for sale
at tEjg29 - e0HAPKER BE=sIAc's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
SUNDRIES.

CREsH GROUND CoRs MKAI-at =
4a @4@ s.IGLEHART BRos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
The Coal bank Aceideist.

The four miners, OF whose Imprisonment I
by water in a bsut Id Hubbard We gave au
account Ia our last. wele all got Dat alive
on Wednesday night, after having been un.
dergr, u"d 1--WE days and nights-two Of
the n without food the whole time. By
Wednesday evening the punipiug and bad
ing that had been kept up vii hout cessation
since Saturday, had SO far lowered the wa.
Ter in the niue tina, an entrance could be
effected but the water was still in many
places within eight inches ofthe roof Of the
mine, aud it was With t5e greatest fi .'ul'
ty that he seal ching parties made their
way. The two men with whom communi-
CATION had been through the drill hole were
FIRST go, out. They had not suffered much
having been amply provided with food and
drink, since Monday. thr, ugh the drill
bule
S me time afte-, when many had giver
up the search, the Two Millers were founl
/ in small entry about Ave hundred yards
] f. om the entrahce to the mine. They werl
very much exhausted from hunger; foul ali
ard damputss. A small SIX q was procured
to AXE them ont of the mine, and they
have since SO far recovered as TO be beyond
danger. They say that af er making vair
efforts TO escape from the mine The,
returned to The place where they had beet
working aud remained there until rescued
Their lights went out on Saturday the oil
becoming TOO bad TOO keep the fame alive
aud since that time they bad been in toIa
dal kness. Most of the lime since they haS
lain still sleeping OF in lsemi torpid con
diti)n. They had no idea Of the time tina
had elapsed, but thought il had been ,w'
or three days, The drill hole that wa
sunk on Tuesday to reach them came dow
10 pillar Of coal about thirty yards iron
where they were. They were then to,
weak 10 niue their way to It,
To James Deyereauxj Geo Gale an,
Hugh McShane, employees OF the M ihon
ing Coal Company, aud to miner from th
Burnett BaDk, whose name we have no
learned, belongs the credit Of rescuing lh
4 Millers. DevereauA FIRST discovered lber
aud with the help Of his three ss@pdniou
brought them OUT Of the mine. 80,
4 yras1.- kssAs*snF Ayssfsr'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-- Advices frcm Tex
as do not represent the condition If socie-
~ to have been much improved, the bands
Of lhwless men who infsst he country being
still able to avoid the law. 1t appears
that hen the rebel army 10 that Stale
broke mp only about half returned olheir
bom's or The other half a par. made the
best Of their way TO where they learned
government property was stored, aud ap.
propriar ed aud deyided this and wha'ever
other property near by they could lay
hands on. Finally the remainder Of lhe
army scattered over the country in small
hands, committing all kinds Of outrages, Of
which robbery is the mildest.. l: is such
men as these ibst our forces have 10 en-.
couuer. aud il is 10 be hoped that they
will make short work of them. Thare is
no dodbt that he Federal soldiers will be
welcomed aud assisted by the great mass
of the people who haze suffered from these
brigands. '9aa. tl.s tt4s sf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

ANOTHER SHtw = Tlowes' great circus is 10
spread its canvass in this place ou the 24,h
IL the spread of canvass and of talent ars com.
mepsurate with its spread of show bills which
we doubt not will be the cisc the thing will
eclipse all that has gone before in this line
Their announcement is made by bills co'exten.
sive with street rows. The stretch OF youth.
ful curiosity aud wonder at the gigantic displays
of printing ink. are only an earnest of the
eagerne.s 10 see the substance of these things SO
earnestly hoped for. ,......,. ......,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
Business Notice.

D1AhRnGi AND DYsENfbRf. We have exam
ined great number of letters from some Of ih.
most prominent cit2 MS Of Cincinnati and Gov.
iugton, etc.. speaking in very high terms of Dr..
Strickand's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure
of Dirarrl ea and Dysentery. The letters are
too long TO publish MIR. Woods, OF Covins'
ton, says be was pronounced incurable by the
best doctors of Cincinnati, and one bottle Of
DR.. Sirckahd's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form of Diarrbea and Dysen-
ters For sale by Druggists.
For sale in Ashtabula, ly George Willard,
and Fl. A. HeDdry. SO4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

The surgeons rep6rts show that our armies
have suffered greatly from chls and fever
which is induced by the masma aud change Of
climate TO which they are exposed. hey also
find Ayers Ague Cure is an effectual remedy
for this distcmper, and are urging the govern
men, to adoI I il ;witbin the regulations The
surgeo' General hesitates BECAUSE il is put up
in d proprietary form. However great that
convenience to the public. he prefers the
physicians of tie army should give their own
directions for the doses. Whatever profes-
sional pride may dictate, he knows as we'll as we
do, that DR.. Ayers Cure is an almost erect
an,ido,e for the Ague aud that the soldiers
should have the benefit OF it, as well as tie
people .=Wdshiag'oh Correspondent, d. c!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

We this week Insert the regular seasonable
advertising matter of our frerds Of the Paues.
vile rursery. or the qualities Of the nurseries
aud their geu'lemanly and intelligent pt"prie.
tors, we can add nothing to what has been said
but we hope to iind our people more generally
availing themselves of the advantages Of pro-
curing their trees aod shrubs from an establish
ment in their midst. where freshness, accuracy
Of description, vigor Of growth, and similarity
ofs'ii, considerations SO important, Wny all be
had. III
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
SI,274,UoO.OOo

to say nothing OF his earlier undertakings or
the large amounts of bonds taken by his 6rm
n, the lettings to the highest bidder. Although
other causes than imperfect agencies retarded
the subscriptions in the summer aud autumn
of 1864, il cannot be denied that their subsei
q1cut success was chiefly from Mr.. Cooks
energetic direction His efforts have certainly
teen as unceasius and his wisdom skill uud
energies have certainly b'eu taxed as much a,
those of any commander in the Fl Id, and with
results not less important. He has been ably
assisted by his brother He.ry d Cookej and
II. Y. Eahnest eck-both. partners in the firm
or JAY Co okc & Go.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
LIFE OF
ABR A HAM LIN OLN.

L RESENTING his early history, poli'i
cal career speeches 10 and Of Congress also gen.
eal view OF his policy President of United States
with his roclamaons letters etc. and history
his eveatl aduuistra 1n and Of the attendant
upon his tragic and amen.ed demise. ny JosErH H. BAR
Rsrr Comm ssoner OIL ensOnr Washington D. C. Nearly
Embossed Coih, So; Sheep Library style ss 5O printed
extra hne paper and bound in CALI, S. GERMAN
EDITION, fifty cents higher on each style Of binding
the gentleman whose bears, and the data concerning
the material points Of Mr. neolus early history and politi
cal career t is not now improper menon furnished
by himself Mr. Barrett several years stood in
hdental relations to the late President The author has
sided Washington the very begin Ting Of tine sd unis-
aton, and has explored the records OF the Wa Office oI
facts aud had t. other sources OF nforn on not
ally accessible interviewer with the narrative In chronolog
ORDER full extracts fOm Mr. Lieons speeches thus
ebodying his views the best aHd acceptable
His adm nistration is eucdaed also by interviewing h
papers complete, while the narrative OF the author
ceruiug the great events period is Gear eohcise
admirable The portrait is beautifully engraved BY Rtchie
from photograph taken BY Brady at sitting ranged 70
with Mr. Lii cola by he Publishers. The likeness has beer
pronounced by many persdhnl friends the best
The Publishers immediately upon thu decease of Mr. Lin
with his eaIy life aud as the scenes Immediately sssoca
with the burr at sprf6gdeld Illinois, and will have th.
pleasure ofpressutng the following ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION
/. Birthplace NJ M Lincoln g. The migration from
Ksktucky in sle House, Spencer County, Indiana the
died. The Crawford Place where young Lincoln worked
for 26 cents per day. g. LITTLE Pigeon Baptist Church,
g. HI. McthsTs Gfass Sndsrsoa Creek Ferry where he
Ter for nine months. The Log House SsnSa r.
III ss' iS' F
Ir u = Nearly 1000 men sr. already work Terms uni.
canvasng name dozen counties arranged IN ORDER Of
your choice and Territory can not be selected 'he easn re-
IS Sold only By CSu.sssng AGENTS. Address
MOORE wsTaGTa hALoglM s,I. rSSil.asr