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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-08

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ps.als I'LL til II ~ Aagusi. fs1
! f.eamj.if mall lIise ffos New io.k
q Brsfll. - authorized ~ The lats
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26
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OIL In Knox County.

We some time ago made known to our
readers the fact that New York Company
had leased the lands of Maj Sapp, on the
nyer below Millwood in this county, known
ass''tae Caves, z and had commenced boring
for oil This boring has been going on
quietly and stedily for some mouths, under
the direction of Mr. e. P. Buckingham, the
agent Of the Company; and on Tuesday
morning, of this week, at III o clock, a vein
of gas and oil was struck that sent up col
umn of water some ten feet. Mr.. Bucking-
ham at once telcgraphed to the President Of
the Company in@New York, Mr.. Fenner. of
his success and further operation were SUI
pended until the tubing apparatus, tanks
and all other appliances for active business
can be procured. 1t is the present belief
that this will be flowing well, but its pro-
ductiveness will of course not be known un-
til everything is put ia operation for work
ing The depth of the well il 500 feet, as
we areinformed The success of this en-
terprisc establishes the fact beyond all doubt
that oil exists under the surface of Knox
county. and other Companies that have been
waiting to hear the result Of Buckinehams
operations will 60 to work Immediately
There il talk Of constructing an Oil Rail
road Down the valley OF the Kokosihg =
Banner. ~.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

GLASS and Ind.x Rubber FIVE and Far
- srgtngs A JolET BMALIE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26
SfaaRlR Busfness.

One Of our exchanges notices the follow
ing small potato legislation on the part of
the present Legislature. 1t says:
s'Applioants for teachers certificates will
take notice that the school law has been A.
mended by the present Legislature, so that
the fee paid by female applicants for d certi-
fcate shall hereafter be so cents instead Of
rs cents. 4 The foe for males remains the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

HAVE the Agency for Harrison Comfy
4 TO sell this machine, and would saw thas
am prepared to sell them lower thai, anv
other machine. All who want a good ms
chine will call soon and leave their orders
have three sizes of machiues, the large.
medium ana Jr; Mower. The medium has
by which the driver can drop the grain al
any tune. Cali and get pamphlet and sca
what 1t says on the subject. I can accorno-
date any farmer In regard 70 size Thts
machine II manufactured by English, Hell.
mick and Dixon of New Phiiadolphia, o..
ana r'pairs can be got On short notice; ali
my machines are warranted.
also sell the Buckeye HAY Rake. uay
Pitcher, and the best Clothes Wringer in lie
market. L, LAIZ1JRE C,ad;1 MI
April H. 1S95-3m
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

sHENRy WARD BEBoHEEss Skurck n
Bfookiyn, fush with an income or $40 O00.
has contracted for $50, 900 organ, The soc.
oaa la sias In the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Cen. Lee Giving Up the Game.

NEw YoRK, March 20.--The Tribune
says il has private information that Gen
Lee has notified jeff Davis that Il is i'm
possible, with the means at his command,
to make head against the Union forces
now concentrating for his oycrthrow.
Files Of late Richmond papers show
that efforts TO raise negro regiments for
the rebel armies have commenced in
earnest The official order has been is-
sued, and a number Of places Of rendez.
vous for the reception Of recruits, slave
and free, hive been established, and all
who are received will be mustered for
the war.
General Lee, in letter written on the
10th, is said to urge on the work Of
raising and organizing the negro troops
Ii says be is very anxious 10 witness
their FIRST experiment in fighting for the
rebel cause.
The Trilu7.es correspondent with the
Army Of the Potomac, writing on the
10th, says All goes to show we will
have a short but severe campaign In a
few days, a series of contests will have
begun between the two great armies that
will cause profound excitement all
through the North.
The Tribune also has assurance from
the highest quarter that Secretary Nc
Culloch will issue no more gold bearing
interest bonds, and no addition will be
made to the volume of earrency.
The 7S-ibHBe's Washington special
says information from Sheridan to-night
says be is still On the war path, and will
soon be heard from again inaicting much
punishment on rebels.
Secretary Stanton, from the front to-
day, says that Gran, knows just what
Lee is about.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

hands Of the enemy. Some think
Raleigh may 20. Then GoIdsbOro.
Charlottesville, aud some smaller places
will alone be left in North Carolina.
The Mercury ofice was removed from
Charleston sometime before the ocea-
patton Of the city by the enesny, and the
Courier office, which remained, was
taken possession Of By the enemy, no.-
viihstanding II approved nulli6cation in
1852, and IS now published as a Yankee
paper
All the papers in Columbia have been
disco ontinnee. The CdrolihiGn Is now
published at Charlottesville, n. c.
FAYErrEvLLE, \. C., March l0-To.
day we have added Fayetteville TO the
list Of cities that have fallen into our
hands.
Hardee, with twenty thousand troops,
withdrew across tie river yesterday aud
last night He is reported en- route for
Raleigh
The rebels skirmished in the town,
and fred artillery upon houses occupied
BY women and children. They burned
a bridge at this place, and removed al
the public stores up By railroad that
they coald
Sherman is here and we'll Many
men are wanting shoes and clothing,
yet the army was never in better con
dition.
Signedl 0. o. HowARD,
Maj Gen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

that there would be more than one, be
fore any demand had come from any OF
the people for such a convention, and az
a time when, from several Of the eoun-
ties. Hon. George II. Yeaman was re-
ceiying assurances from Mcclellan men
of their warm appreciation and offers of
renewed support from the entire Union
party Of those counties. If such con-
vention has been called with the bona
ffde intention and desire of hdrm0nizing
and uniting The friends Of the GoUern-
meHt the motive is laudable, though
there may have been no immediate oe-
casion for il II, however, the eonven-
tion is called for the purpose ofuniting
q portion Of the Union men with the
rebels who are not disfranehised by the
Law Of the land, in support Of some can
didate in opposition TO the amendment,
in the vain hope that by such combina-
ts0n Mr. Yeaman's defeat can be accom-
plished, it is an unwiss and dangerous
movement, to say the least Of il; it
should prove a failure; prudent men
will stand aloof from IL We are not
prepared 10 condemn anybody or any
thing in connection with this matter, but
we do say that It does not appear TO as
or to the people as a political necessity.
We believe ii is generally known
among the friends of Mr.. Yeaman that
he has not desired again TO be candi-
date for Congress. With their consent
he would now decline 10 be a candidate;
but they will take no denial, and in this
we think they are right. His relations
10 the subject OF the Constitutional
Amendment in his State, in the late
Congress, and throughout the nation.
are such that the friends of the meas
ure have right 10 demand his assis-
tance. What have they, who think be
ought to have acted differently in re-
gard to the amendment, to gain by dis
charging him now7 Upon reconstrnc-
ton, upon eonfseatioB, upon questions
of civil and military Jurisdiction, upon
all questions affecting the liberty of the
citizen and the form and spirit of our
Government, he has been watchful and
jealous, while his successful efforts to
prevent ruiuous and oppressive draft
without proper corrections and proper
credits, and 30 prevent a ruinous taxa.
ton upon the greatest export Of the
State, were we'll known and appreciated
at the time, and cannot be forgotten
heraafter. His constituents will not
now commit the egregious folly of be-
coming his political enemies only be-
cause he no longer tries TO conserve an
Institution which ali admit to be ire
trivably lost They will prudsntly con
slider that Ia times like these, when there
are so many delicate and important in
terssts to guard at Washington, it is i'm
peratively required that they shall be
represented by man Of national repu-
tation, with an acknowledged and potent
influence with those who may have their
Interests to deal with.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Lase.t From saehlI.. .

Ngw IORE, March 20 The Herald 8
Moeile bay correspondent Of the 9th
inst, says that refugees who had come
into the Union iines from the city Of
Mobile, reported that rebel troops had
been going from there siHce the irst Of
FehFuary--some Of them 10 South Caro-
lina--but there still remained IN and
around the city about 10000 Most OF
them, however, were citizens, aud many
Of them young boys and old and inirm
men. The attack Of the national forces
was daily expected. The women and
children were being sent away. There
was great distress among the poor. Corn.
meal was selling for fifteen dollars per
bushel, wheat -four two and half dol
lars per pound, and bacon four and a
half dollars per pound One dollar
greenbacks sold for twenty-five dollars
each in rebel notes.
Twenty thousand bales Of cotton we're
piled up in a heap at the depot Of the
NJ. d o K, r., ready for transportation
into the interior as soon as the rebe Is
should become convinced Of their ina.
bility 20 hold the place The citizens
believed Gen. Maury, the rebel com
mander, would burn the city IL he was
compelled to abandon it.
A severe wind storm visited Mobile
bgy, on the evening Of the sth inst and
continued nearly "a hours Two trans
ports Of the national fleet were driven
ashore and some damage was done 20
one of the other vessels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
MONDAY SooN


Tas weather tAis merriag Is pretty eiear ard
qsise warn. Indicating rsla. The river as tssu
as stand siuca saasay nisht. snd = ps,,batly
swelling lifsie. That we shall have another
considerable rise hsrs, there D. ,.oubs,
e reports fsom alore nay Be deemed rtllatss.
The arrivals siaes last aishtineinie the KAte
Rohinsou. Cinciapzh O. Nashville; W. p Carts
Nnd Hantsm4n. Nashville 90 CinclnnMtfs Amer
lea, PittsbarK 50 81. Paul; Lady Cay. Cincin-
nsti 70 SsW Ori,aas; Alice Ds41. Ciaelauati to
Asarais Liuis Grey Essls Hendsrson TO Louis
sillei LuRa, Mes orlsaas 20 Louisville Geu
Halieck. Grssn River % Evansville.
The Aiics Dssn has faii tEie % MsnrfIs. sad
discharged greai ggantity % frcisht hsr- We
ass ia4ebted to her priassiy ofiesrs. cari q ave
aud Fe~isr, Cor appreciated cours-siss
The Little EsEis had hus irip oat y. va
fail of Peopis - usuai.
The Amsriaa bad ell she frsIzh, shs souf8 sarry.
and uamorous paasegsrs.
The great attraetioa, howevsr. was tha Iady
Gay which oAHss ia 10 hns styis early IN lhs
morning, aud has t-ssn vlsitsd aud admired ~
thoasapds q. cur citizsus. Thc = unqussaionsbiy
ths anest Ana NEST lsrfsct sisambost ever go
saoAt % the wesfarp waters, and preseuss many
new featured net hsrctefafs introdecea Ga the
coustruesien % steamsrs. she has al sho con.
veseiss ola hrst-ei.,s hotel. aBd her apartments
aFe surP@ssiagly ans.
Hsr chief ofhesrs. are gsntlemen IN every rr-
srect worthy the position they oocupy. Enperi
snoea. easrfni sud sxsci. - siaamtoagmen, and
courteous ssa fsanea. ~ EsntleHeu, snd ths
nsmes of Capt-s Wiiiisnisou znd RslEhaorcr wiil
soon blcoae .. hcuschlid waras tstwaen Louis.
yillsA1d Nsw Orleans. We afe glad 90 see that
she = reoaisiHE large qusutltiss u freight here
she i N ~ u people. Amens Der pssseaErrs ~
wsfs pleased . dad Couimo.lars Eies ef she csis-
brased Eils. worka, cincinnati. Aud ms buliasr
of ths moaitofs that parasd down q ussk Az.
The Lady Gay via lssvs this sysninx. and
those desirisg g yist Nsv 0risars wiil uaser aud
. more desirahis eppsrtunify
The GlendNie i aiiink %, and Wi leave this
AfterHoon fgr Cairo with fha mail Capt Dan
CLARK Il 30 command. and Nlil - that passsugsrs
srs asds oomfofgabls
Ths Marmora l. sfiiI ~ ihs upper landing she
wiil as 90 this afternoau.
The wm. Waite goes 90 Posa river this evening
and ths Ada Lyon % Raehe.tsr and aIl uat
points on Green niFer.
Ths nsFiinE, lrem n uaahis 90 Clnelnnati. b.
doe hsru, ana wil probably be 40 this sssniug.
The Monsoon for Nashvills and ths shsrk with I
. Big toe of haFEss. passsd down without isudiag
The Luna Fom New orlsaas. and the Gsa. aai.
lsek from Green Rlrer, arrived - la,s o'clock ]
both were comparatively iight
PrrrssuRG, March 20.-River Is feet
BY the pier mark and falling. Weather
clear and warm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21


STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, And
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER uRINATIEG.
IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DER INFLAMATI0N or THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH or THE BLADDER.
STRANGuLARY AND BURNING, OF PAINFUL
URINATING.
Fer these diseases il Is truly a sovereign De- nedy
and too much osunot be said in its praise. y sin
gle dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent
Arc you troubled with that distressing paiu In
she small OF the back and through the hipsf
teaspoonfui day Of the Constitution water will
relieve yoseliAs magic.
Have long since given mp the Of buchu, eubeba
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases,
aud only them for the want OF al better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Haa nroved itself equal 20 the task that has de-
volv'd upon T. pIuRETlcs
Irritate and drepoh ihe kidneys, aud by constsnt
uso produce chronic degeneration and confirmed
IN nysMrNoRRsdA. OR PAINFUL MEN.
sTRUATgoN, AND MENokRHGIA,
OR PRoFUSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arisiug from a faulty secretion OF
the menstrual huid-in one case being too iltt'e
and accompanied by severe pain aud the sesr :
too profase tieu, which wiil be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The disease known as FALLING OF TUE
WOMB, which " the result Of the relaxation oi
the nkhments ot tnaA ufEAna ana Is Ah0Nu W y
sense of heaviuess aud dragging pains in the
back aud sides, aud at times accompanied by sharp
--lsRoinating or shooting paius through the parts
aracted will, in all cases. be removed by the med
icue.
There IS another class q symptoms arising
from IRRITATION or THE WOMB, which
phvRicians call Nervousness, which word covers
m much ignorance, and in nine eases out Of
ten the doctors do nos really know whether ths
.vmptoias are the disease, or the disease the symp
toms We can only enunerate them here.
spoak more particularly OF cold teet, palpttatioE
~ the heart, impaired memory, wax tnllness
asshes Of heat, langaor, isssitade, and dimness o
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRuATtoN.
Whlca In the unmarried female i constant re
eurrine disease and through neglect the seeds 9
mon. grave and dangerous malades are the result
and as month after mouth passes without an ef
fort bein. made TO assist Nature, the suppres
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually lose
her appetite the bowels are eonsupated, nigh
swpats come on, and Consumption finally ends Dc
career.
se- For sale by all Druggists. Price 81. -S@
wM II. GREGG & CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN 3 ALLEN, General Agents, No
Cliff street, New York -
For sale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULIER. JanZI-6n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Cincinnati Markets.

oINcIEsArI. March -.
ELOuR-Duii. no quotations can b given.
WHEAT-lkcd fa IN moderate demand al 6szi
10
CORS-Dnn at s099l, for ear
OATs-ITrygniar and TIC - Asaea IN buik.
RYE-i 1881 20.
WHIskH--smAii sales AZ 9 -.
Pk0TisIOSe-Sothing doing, and prices nem-
cal altogether.
GR0CkEIEs-Duii AMI prics. Irregular Col q
3set3s sugar, lss920; hard reansd 22az3
CLOYER sEED-I425
EGGS-2oc.
BUTTER-25c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

CIxcISNATI, March 20.-River risen
10 feet D inches during the last -
hours now II feet 10 inches in the
channel, and rising two inches an hour
Weather clear Thermometer 679; ba.
rometer 29:40 and falling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
lny Telegraph. =
RAIERnAD VEeEFpTS

rEaas HAers March ho fses
NJ A. n fAradsr.
faes kTrth ts rka TeEa Z orr. taK fiu J q
= klieit, l2a bashs paiat1sa & Topishasr Doe u,nr-
biesi AhFllng, Z pkgs auaas ~ A Co1k. %
bbls sugar Capt A Johassa, box rsnp squiii-
Page bres Bros. 9 hhds pofk. 3 has cigars 20
Nensman, eea cofneS y a " 70 hgs pepffr and
cloves htraah son, IS hware Echapkaf
D. hxa dKn q y Lawrcnee. ! bK iKoeds Cool.
lexs g., bxs dgs u D. - pkg ash
lsiTnkd,1 A nunHTNe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
NeM York Noon Markets.


Nav Y0EE. March 81.
COTToS-Dull. a. sT15s.
FLOUR-Quist; Io1iO 20 for extra state 70 20
sBI0 IS for round hoop Ohio.
wHEAT-oulst. and steady; No. Chicago
spring ! 90
kYE-Qnist.
BARLEY-DaIi End nominal
C0RN-ysry asm with limited suprly % for
whits-
OATs-Dun and nominal; 054I Os for west.
ern-
PoRK-Lowsr; s0as0 z5 for new ms.s. Is for
'6s and "a 90. 27e e9zs for prime
LAID Dali At IT4l3jS
HOG 3-Drezse3, dali
WHIsKY-DnIi. at p Tor western
EGGs-Firmer. st TGZS
PETB9LEUA-Duli;3 % 10 crude So far re-
hned IN bond, and "a for do fires
s1OChs-L0Vsrs and closed better
M0HEY-AtT : per cent.
sTE.LIAG-Duli At s5<a9k-
GOLD-Opened - 81 eles~d - 90
z. ; g So coupons. I os1s 5 p eOup0us I 6Tl( 4;
g. 81 registered, ] o. 10 sls g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
Regular Report
shsriaan'- Last sIoysmsnt-t tarsy
o. . HowARD,
Mai Gen

sheridan's Last Movement EaFsy
Heard froms
NEw YOEK, March 20--The Timcs' .
correspondent gives details Of Sheridan $
move vsments. After leaving Columbia a
movement was made northwaFd, striking
the Central Railroad at several points,
where il was broken up. While on the
way, Custar learned that Early, with
two hundred men, four hours before, was
flying towards Richmond This was
the hrst heard from him since be left
WaynesboFo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
INSURANCE AGENCY.

oFFsC ERsI
wM. sAINsBURY, President.
" h. BRYAN, Vice President.
CHARLES L. sCARLErT. Secretary.
W. II. GARDIHRR. ActaAry,
DIRECTORS AND RE FERENcEs )
HON. B. C. GREGORY, Judge Supreme Court.
HON. O. II. TEsT, Judge Cireait Gourt-
GOV. o. p. MORTON, Indianapolis, Indiana
HON. W. r. NoFFsTHGER,
LAZ NOBLE,
HON. a. P. BlDDLE, LosanspoFt. Indiana.
COL. JOHN OSBORN, GreeneAstle
col. J. NJ. DRESSER, Lafayette,
COL. JANIS GAVIN, Greeensburg,
JOHN A. STEIN. Lafayette, Indiana
JUDGE S. A. HUFF, Lafayette Indiana
JOHN D. COUGAR, Attorney. Lafayette, lad.
Major w. WILLIAMS, Warsaw
COL. A. II CONNER, P. NJ, Indianapolis. Ini.
CHAs. 3. soARLETT. LyfAyetts. Indiana
HON. DAVID TUBPIE, Monticello,
COZ. THOMAS DowLISG. Terre Hanis, Ind.
wM. sATNsBURY, Lafayette, Indiana.
EDGAR SHARPE, Agent,
Office No. 8 Water Street.
Evansville, Ind.
o.hoe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
co -PARTNERsHIP.

UrRoM AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JAN.
II lS65, Nj. Henry A. Whitney, our former
book keeper, has been admitted as q partner In
our house. The firm 90 be kncwn thereafter as
Jaquess, French 4 Go.
fsbls JAQUEss FRRNoH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
SEED.

DRIME TIMOTHY SEED.
Il 100 buahsis Prime Northern Timothy Seed
Jnst rsesixed by
HAYHURsT wHITTAKEB,
ms No. Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

I. No papers givsa awAyAs the Coz seer O ios
sratzAtous eirealGfion.
/. ? 70 advsrsissmsnis. ioo4l u0tioss. .asppuesia
serted unless prspAid or pay guAranessf.
:. Advsrstsameuts ~sli neva~ be accompanied b
looi notioaa unlssa eontraat A. ua.de ts sAAt est
aud vAlue suoeivea far ths notics.
a No Loosi Netiea. however shari, wii b.
Inserted Or less than one Dollar each dAy.
:. Marriases, FuaerAl ana Religious Notices
aust Invariably be paid ia advance 60 secure ~.
zartioa.
a No dsacseHc9 On the part % carriers via 10
meee Sood b TIE cfhce. II iha carriers ail to
save papers - ordared And dirocted they muat
pay far their cnresessuess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
WHARF b A 5.
TRANSPORTATION


CTEAM WEEKLY TO LfvEhfoOL. toaehinF
- AZ QUEEhsF0WH, ioa9g uAHHan Ths
wnii known stsalaerH ~ the Liverpool, NeW Ynfk
end fhiiadsiphia Steamship C1mpMny fTuman
Lsasl, carrying thc q .. Nails, are Intended io
ssii e. foiiuNa
KDfssraea ..................s.a satardyy, Dec. 10
ehAs4oH .-s....s..s.sss..ss.sss Saturday bsc- "
1ffF o. MA@cHHNfNa s.sssss.s hatsfdaYs Dee. ~
And ssesy sueeeaalna Saturday. a hoan, frsm
Pier a, borth hlssr
BATks OF PAsaAGEi
iPayabh in Geld ~ ifs egnFsiebt IN curfsucy)
FfasT oaEIE... so % aFsEaags $50 %
% 70 Loudop... s5 o. % % Lohdoh... "a ~
20 20 Faria. ~ % 10 70 Paris ....., 40 o.
Do b Hamburg ~ - o. 20 Hambafa VI D0
PasssnEefs are also forwarded a. Bafra Bremen
Rotterdam, AntWerp, &C., - equally iou rates
Fsfrs hon tfEerpaoi - usieeust1wus lat Cabin
-sT3. So, Gius. HtenraRe $50. Thosa sho wish
70 aaud for fhsiF friends can bog tickets hers Al
thnaH rates.
Fsr further inf0rmsiiou sppiy a The Company's
oaioes. JOHt q. uALk, Agent
f5 Broadway hse York
HEuH AhTuEs, AFaaa,
asss-Gm kTansfii:s. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

COCoAINE, AMBROSIA, KATHAIhOs fkl-
" oopheEous, and all the most eelebrsfsd pre-
paratiOns for the Hair, can be foand at
No 10 south FIRST Strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

rroY PAINTS IN GREAT vAklkTN AND
Il Prices, Lead Psncils, Pens, Holders Letter
Paper, Envelopes. AZ no. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

DHYsIOIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
HALLoCK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

OELLKR's COUGH CUBE, STRICKLAND
- and MslliHuoas oough BAisam, Cherry Pee
torAl, Halls BsisAm, CAry's Cough CuFe and
Browns Troehes. AZ
A. O. HALLoCK's Drag Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

DURE AND UEADULTERATED ORKAh
Il Tartar, expressly for family usss also ssdf
aud SPICES, ~ HALLOOK's Drug stors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
DRUGGISTS.
TIE
DRUG ST0RR
A. C. HALLOCK.

UIAs JUST RECEIVED A LARGE 81 ePLY
III OF stswart's ealsbrAsea Msdieated Confsc-
tions, aach a. lcalaaA M0se Paste, Iceland Moss
Candy, Fig Drops, FiAxseed Candys Ho@E bound
Drops, Tany Dropss etc. ste; also, varsity 81
she most popular Ooagh Candies and Patsns hsdi-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21
GROCERIES.

4 LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION Oy
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ELBT0TI-E FAMILY OlEogFhY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-21

WM. II. GKEUN NU.r FFoITleE9Is.
MORGAN 3 ALLEN, General Agents, No. =
Jlih street, New York
For sale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER jan2T-6m