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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

b@y- La speech made in the House
Of Representatives., in opposition TO rat
flying the constitutional amendment,
Mr.. Berton, Of Sullivan County, is re-
ported 10 have said
have always been opposed to the
war, and If the amendment passes, my
opposition viii be stronger than ever.
Tho passage Of the amendment would
add Two hundred thousand men TO the
army Of JEFF Davis. The Northern
people will be divided and the country
20 10 ruin"
We are sorry 10 see such absurd state
menis, or predictines, as this made By
members Of our Legislature The pas.
sage Of the amendment will not add
man to jeff Dayis's army, because, il
the rebels intend TO put the negroes in.
10 their army, they will do so, without
regard 70 what the North may do for or
against slavery The fact is, the pas
sage Of ths amendment soArcely slieited
passing re mark At Richmond, and Ger
tainly produced no effect on the pfopo.
sition to arm the slaves--a measure
which Davis and Lee favor, but to which
the rebel Congress is oppoaed.-N A.
Ledger.
The Democracy have encouraged Mr..
Burton in ustering reasonable nonsense
so long that We think good Democratic
paper like the Ledger Is unreasonable
in becoming Disguised now at anything
he may say, after parading the State as
one Of the great Democratic lights, and
Illuminating the darkened minds Of
Democrats at sundry mass meetings
We think Il is ungenerous in the Ledger
to twit him now with making absurd
predictions or statements" when he but
repeats some Of the items that gave his
speeches such esat during the last can
4 vasa.
Perhaps, however, the Ledger has
discovered that circumstances alter
cases" and is vexed that Mr.. Burton
does not discover the veering of the
political breeze as soon as itself.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. Sd, 1865. I
Headquarters 24th Ind. Vet Inf
Editors Journals
Having nothing to do this evening in
the military line, | thought, for "pass
time, | would drop few lines to our
much loved paper, The Journal, hoping
that those reading this imperfect piece
Of writing viii excuse the writer, be-
cause Of the fact that he has never be-
fore written letter for publication.
Knowing this regiment has many friends
who read the Journal, | thought of
taking this method Of speaking TO them
of the good health aud condition of the
Twenty-tourth boys.
Since the consolidation with the 69th
Indiana, time has passed in quite an
agreeable manner At the frat there
existed some dissatisfaction in regard to
officers, but believe all parties have
become reconciled, aud things pass
smoothly enough
We are having, since ovr arrival at
this place, quite time at drilling, and
the major portion of the day is spent in
such duties as drill and roll-calls; con-
sequently we have little time TO spare
/ for seeing what is to be seen. Ii is
needless 70 say anything in regard TO
our voyage on the mighty deep, as there
was nothing Of Importance attending
IT, After landing on terra TRINA We
were met BY the I'd Maine cavalry regi-
ment with uniform blindness, and were
urged 10 attend thein " camp and par
take Of dinner (already on the table for
us, which invitation we accepted with
much pleasure. Owing to our Gah-ride
we we're more than hungry, and in the
language OF the Josh Snipe, felt kind
o gone down in the stomach; eonse-
auently we did full Justice to the pork,
beans, bareback, sc. We have seldom
in all our exile, met with more kindues
than that shoxn 10 Us by the soldiers il
garrison at this post. Both the white
aud black soldiers welcomed us with {
hearty GOOD will In regard to this bar
Dor. / must say It certainly IS impregna
BILE. With forts Pickens, BaFnacus, sn'
| the earth-works, think oil reeeldom
consplred against Us N one mignIy ~
raw, could not enter this stronghold
, There is / think, in az, sone 900
available troops at this city.
}, Our brigade (3d) is composed as TO
lows: 24th Ind., 34th Iowa, l14th Ohio
$50 Ohio, 9th Illinois, and 69th Ind
!. and commanded by Brig. Gen. Andrew
> Rumor says the Johnnys are moving o'
ID this point, and expect to capture it
Well, we think nothing would afford Q
more real pleasure than to see thel
coming, and of one thing we are ce
tain, "they'll get their FIJI of fighting.
By ere they capture this stronghold. III
oath has never yet had the privilege
might say gratihcation) Of standing d
in Tended by huge works and watch the re
. els move on; but, instead, weAre alws
moving onto the "Johnies. Now, VIII
re, the vile and dastardly 'insligators of !
beIlion" move on this place, they v
= find they have caught a tartar" B
enough on this.
This is surely the most beautiful plac'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
ReguInr Report.

Great Cemmotton IN Leetm Army
--ssmsthtng Terrible SO he Dene.
EEw YoRK, Feb. 25.-Tke Heralds
army of the Potomac correspondent
says: Unusual movements and activity
have been observed in tbs rebel lines
around Richmona dHriag the past few
days. indicating designs Of some new
enterprise on the part Of Gen. Lee, and
it is surnised that, alarmed BY the pro-
gress sf Sherman and the other national
forces, be has concluded that the time
Of giving up both Richmond and Peters
burg aud falling back 10 Lynehburg, or
some other defensible position, has at
lAss arrived Gen. a. 2. Hills corps Of
bis army is said TO have been under or.
ders, on Thursday Of this week, 10 be
prepared 10 march at = moments notice.
and considerable commosion in the rebel
lines vas displayed yesterday. There,
are also rumors that Lee meditates an
attack en- Grant AL these matters ia
connection With the fact that the rebel
journals havesreoeived orders 70 be par
ticularly reticent regarding military
aEairs gives color to the belief that some-
thing more than ordiaary is in progress
Of execution within their lines. The in
fax Of rebel deserters, however, remains
undiminished.
Nxw YoEx, Feb. 25.--As the rebel pa
pers have received an official notifca@
ton 10 suppress military news, we are
without any late intelligence regarding
General Sherman's progress.
The Richmond papers cannot conceal
their morti6cation over the csptare Of
Charleston and Columbia, and the oceu-
patton Of the latter By Gen- Sherman.
They acknoplsdgs that they have beea
very uneasy at Richmond and serious
apprehensions are felt in reference 70
the ability Of Bssnregard to make any
eHectaal opposition 70 the northEard
advance Of the National forces
The Herald's New Orleans cores
pondent says that on the night Of the
/ 9th two boats crews from the Q. s.
steamers Princess Royal and B.enville,
under Acting Ensign George e. French,
boarded, captured, and run 10 the block
ading feet from under the guns Of the
/ rebel forts in Galveston Bar, the block.
ade RAINING sehooneFs Pet and Anna
! Sophia, run in With $50 bales Of cotton
each, ou the night Of the third The
somewhat noted blockade running steam.
er Wili-o the -WIsp whils attempting tE
get into Galveston got ashore, and wal
rendered useless by the guns Of tbs
bloekadsEs. The steamer Wren attempt
ed 70 raa the blockade outward, on th'
night Of the 6ths bat vas driven back b
the guns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
RULES ASD REGULarI0Ns.

I. Ne papers given away u the oOa nasr q fos
grAtuAtons circulation.
2 No Adssrtissmsats. local notice. aapunsta-
ssrtsd unless prepaid OF pay guar1sassf.
}. Advertisements ell never Be accompanied By
local notices unless contract Is made to that snet
and value resolved for the notice.
4 No " Local Netics. /" hevevsr short, will -
inserted for lsss than One DellAr each day.
AArrtAgess Funeral and Religious Notfeea
must iavAsisely hs paid IN advance 20 secure in
sertioa
G. No asaessnsy ss the psrt ofearri.r. WI n.
'nAas god ~ the ofacs- II The carriers ail 60
''A'e papers As ordered and dirsssed. they must
pay for their eAEelessness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Nav YoRk, Feb. 25.-The Tribune
has the following from the Richmond
Enquirer OF the I'D
The progress Of Sherman through
South Carolina is unopposed, almost.
The fall Of Columbia vas without the
slightest resistance.
The swiftness Of the enemys move.
ments and the apparent ous-general-
ship Of the Confederate commander, has
created serious apprehensions on the
part Of the public ~ 10 the military con.
dilion.
Io slate what the purposes and plans
os beaaregard are, are impossible, i'm
possible as they have not been permitted
70 leak out His prompt bat unexpected
evacuation Of Colnmbis may indicate
very great weakness, or, may be part
Of very weak strategy, the success Of
which wall give back ali that was lost
NKs YoRK, Feb. 25.--The bill to ara
the aegrOes which the sehsl House Of
Repres' ntatives passed on the 20th lust,
vas indefinitely postponed by the Sen
ate on The Gay following
The rebel journals give some Texas
items Of interest including accounts OF
the defeat Of rebel force on the South
CoBcha river, in that State, IN January,
by the Indians. The 6ght Is said 10
have been q most desperate one
The indians are giving the rebels
mnch trouble.
The Austin Gazette Is snspieious that
they are the forerunners of grand ad-
vance Of the Union troops on Northern
Texas 10 the springs by the way of Red
River.
The works of Galveston are being inn
proved and enlarged
II is said that the Mexican town of
Masamoras has ceased 10 be free port
A Onion force reported BY the rebel
papers as having recently moved from
Knoxville, Tenn, towards North Care
lima, ls now said By them 10 consist Of
between 1000 and 5000 men, under
Gen Giilen. a
NEw YoRk, Feb. 25.-The force from
Sheridan's army, sent ia pursuit of the
rebel cavalry who last Tuesday dashed
into Cumbcrlasd, Nd and captured the
Union Generals, Crook and Kelly. re-
turned 70 Winchester on Thursday, hav.
ing been unsuccessful in rescuing those
officers
The Ffpses's special says Brig. Gen.
Hays arrived in Washington hem Rich
mond, on parole, and viii soon be ex.
changed
The Worifs special says Mr.. McCul-
lough's name has been sent TO the SEN
ate as Secretary IF the Treasury and
Freeman CLARK, M G. from Rochesi er
will be Comptroller Of Carreaey
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Hon. Geo. II Yesman, Of Kentucky,
win accept our thanks for copy Of the
" Eighth Census Of the u s., 1890
Population" The book is very valuable
to US, and his kindness 10 forwarding it
is appreciated.
Hon. Geo. Yeaman 10 a Democrat Of
-skS-Jid school He wears not his
Democracy as loose garment to be pat
on or of as circumstances seem 10 die.
tate. We wish we c,,uld say as much
for our Represeni atiyes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Cincinnati seon msrkels.

LlHcE1NATTs Febs .
FLoUR-Tn fair demand 81 prsrfoaa prizes
sapsFhue s76s Extra $40.
xHEAT--Esd ] sal s..
c0Ra-Yssy dali; shs.isd offered a. -; Ear
oATs--Dun Al sIas2
WhIsHr-Duil, Mnd no saiss; holdaEs ask
a1T
fST0Ns-rnehanxsd Coed dsmamd fer
BuAk Meats AZ i51S sor Shoulders; IT1< fgr sides
Lard ia good demaai Af EfsX for City. B8oos
sides are in good d4nana 8 80. ~
sEFD-Ciovsr dull At Is %; Hungariss Grsss
l -kfSz 90 -Hat t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

IN The people want peace, regardless
Of JEFF. Davis and Abe Lincoln Give
them peace, and protection for person
and property, and they care very little
about boundary lines, or who may be
President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Herald 5
Washington special says.
a dispatch received here to-uiyht from
Ten. Grants headquarters states that
extraortlnary activity IS displayed along
the rebel lines near Petersburg TO-DAY
extensive changes Of position Of Siiv;s-
ions have been made in some parts Of
the lines The pickets have been doab-
led, snd other indications of some in.
portant movements are given. 1t is the
opinion of veteran officers at the front
that they are aboat to evacaate Peters
burg and tad back across the Appomat-
tox
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansvills National pe.nk

TREAsuns DErAnHRnAl
oFFtcn er cosrfaoLLEa 90 rnn CuaszRa
Nssh agton, January ipth.ffEA
WHEREAS, hy sAtishctory evidsncs press ntsd %
the undeTsisnsd Il has besn made 20 aapes that
" TINS kykSsytILE NATIONAL BkxH," 81 the city
u kxansxiiies IN he e9snty Of vAaasfks rkh And
stata ~ Indiana. has been duly organised aader
and according to ths requirements sf the Act q
Sungrues entitled, :" An Act 20 provide NAtlonal
unFssucy AesaFua II q pledge " q. ., Beads.
aud 70 provide iar the circulation and redamptioa
thervof, approved Iuns 81. lisa. and has con-
plied With all The proxisons of said act required
% D. complied with before commanding the busi-
ue~s q banking under said act,
Nov, fHEhEFanz. I, Hngh AcCailoeh. Comp-
troiicf % the CuFrency, do hereby certify that The
krAuHsiiir kationai Bank, IN tbs city 81 Evans /.
VILE, In the eoubsy II FabderburKh And siAts Of
tndianA, Is authorised 20 commeAca tbs business
Of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In tnsfimuny whereof witness my hABd aad seal
of offcu shla ninetesnth day Of JanuAfy, lsss.
a. HUGH McCuLL0CH,
4tsnfrofier Of fha Esnrrane~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

s~ Shelby county, Copperhead "
stronghold, has filed her quota Knox
county, also q "C0ppery locality has
done hkewise.-NsV Albany Ledger.
How about Allen, the /" Copperiest Of
all2.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

WAsHIyGroy, Feb. 25.-Washington's :
birthday was celebrated with great
spirit throughout tie Potomac aud
James River armies.
The exchange Of prisoners IS still pro-
crossing rapidly and uninterrHptedly On
lanes river
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

wAszHerox, Feb. 25.-Richmond pa
pers state shat Gen Joe Johnston has
been ordered to report 70 Lee fer duty.
The rebels estimate Shermsn's effect
i've forcs st 80, ,O00 Affairs are becon-
ing interesting IN the vicinity Of Char
Ioste, n C., on account Of the near sp-
preach Of the enemy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Gbe AaiIg 5nusnaI.
PUBLISHED BIZ
JAMES H. ncEEELT.
F.. II. THAYER.
gE0. II. McEEELY.
gEDEE zHE EEKH OF TIE
Evansville Journal Company.
journal Buildings
LOCUST STREET,
BETwEKR FIRST AKD wATBR.

The Sullivan Democrat reports that
the disease known as spotted fever
is prevailing in different parts of suIli-
van county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

PIrrsBURG, FEB. .. - River rising
since yesterday at noon with AZ feet
water last evening late Ice running
fast
Weather to-day cloudy with indiea-
tons of rai,I an w
CIxcrSSATf, Feb 25. 1t has been
raining since o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
HATS AND CAPS.
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread

CTRATToys CELEBRArKD YEAST CON-
= p0n1d, tia vsry bsss article fsr fzzuiIy bzkfag
invsrisbly ezrFisd 81 the prsmiu1-
T1s traas en- b szPpfisd 81 A. C. Halioek's
Drug STARE No. 10 Sozfh First street, nezr the
Postozcs. Eyznsvflis, I'D. sscls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
new York Noon Markets.

NV IUFk NUUH MaFhtIs.
NEW YoEE, FEB 2s.
COTT0N-DuIf AZ S.
FI0UE-se iowsr and suII; II oOsu IS ssr
Roand Hoop 0A8o. @
WHEAT -UnchAngs1.
eoRH-Qsist ~ - sor ED mixed Western.
P0kK-41uies: IS q Ser asu 8ess.
LAkD--firD ~ zss<aHZ.
DEESs I'D HOGsZQnist.
WHISA T--DaEf &C E5.
PFTkOLEUM-Dun
STOCKS Duff and lover
MoNEY-Pisaty :. psE cent.
GoLD-Gpened Al sa, sii 10 %, and clossd
a3 - gssM
U s. eIocKs-10-sos, coupons, ! ezsS ons
Year CerfiazA;es, ss7<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main ard Locust SITS

On Third bet. Main ard Locust SITS
runs LtVEEY EsTABLIsHMENT, WHICH
swell known throughout the country, pos
'seaaes Stable advantages anpestOr 10 any similar
astablishmont in the City, having arrangements
for the reception Of private horses at livery of tha
most elegant and complats description, aud at the
lowest Tnt0s
aafriAkna for visitlBg 20 let. Coaches, light
wagons, aud oyary kind OF road vehicle 10 let.
Iiorses sold on oommissiou. Second hand Huggiea
for sale a. he very lowest prices Passengers for
wardfd 10 all parta Of The country BY special coz.
sayance.
Having purchased the stock of Messra. Rich
sfds0n hriiiou We would tako great pleasure la
accommodating their old customers aud friends.
TORIAN & LANDER.
We take this opportunity uf returning cur
thanks 20 our irluuda for the liberal support they
have giveu ns, aud would solicit continuance ef
the same 90 the geutlemen who succeed us, ana
whom we take great pleasure ia recommending TO
She public RICHARDSON BRITTOH
dnC,n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
BY TELEG GRAPH
lFaOz Yesterdays 3 O'CLOCK EDITION. ]
our SPECIAL REPORT.
Official of the Capture of
Wilmington.
The Rebels Holly Pursued.
Conflagration of Cotton
and Rosin.
News from the Rebel Press.
Sherman's Movements Un-
opposed.
Great Commotion in Lees
Army.
Something Terrible TO be
Done.
Tspseisi % Ex.nsxiIle I1uruai I

ESPECIAL - EyanaYtile Journal.
onetaa Of ths captare Of WiImiag-
ton.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Feb. II, Midnight.
70 Niger General Die:
The following official report of the
capture Of Wilmington has been for
warded TO this Department hy Gen.
Grant 4 NJ STAxrog,
Secretary Of War
Fl. AoSRoE, Feb. 24-l0 p. m.
To Gen u s Graak, Gig Point
Oar troops entered Wilmington ON The
morning of the 22d After The evacua.
tioa Of Fort Anderson General Schofiold
directed General Cox to follow its gar
rison toward WILMINGTON. while Gen.
Terry followed General Hoke on the
east aide Of the river. The latter took
up nsw line four miles from Whining
ton, bat Was so hosly pursued BY Terry
that hs could send no troops TO the 9th
er eide.
On that side the rsbsls made a stand
behind 0rin Greek, but on the 20ih Gen.
Cor crossed bis troops below them on
hasboats, attacked them ia the rear,
routing them, and taking two guns
aHi iLrse hssnsreS prisnnars
Ga tbs 24sh Cox pushed On TO Bruns-
wick, ca the river opposite Wilmington,
where the bridges were on ere. On bis
arrival the rebels began barAing cotton
and roain in the city, and left il that
night.
Oar captures, ineludinE Fort Ander,
sou, we're about seven handred prisoners
aud thirty guns
TIE citizens state that the rebels burn.
ed about one thonsAnd bales of euslou
and eighteen thousand barrels Of ros a.
The Union feeling showed itself quits
strosgly in the city.
General Terry followed Hoke north
ward.
lsignedl c. b. CoAsrocK.
Lieutenant aud A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
DRUGS, LIQUORS. &c.


DRUGS, LIQUORS. &c.
EBEsH CTTRARE HAGSEsIA Jass arrives e.
II SCHLAEPFKRss Drug sto-s-
A HoTHKR sTOoE; OF PRURIeo LOTTO
u the celebrated Itch cure, rscsired a
sCHLAEPFEEfs Drug Store.
A suPPLY or BIKD BAsKETs-f0r Essts-
n for sale At
sCHLAEPFgBS Drug stors,
&9l ccrner MA3s and saceud streets.
TREsH yACINE vrRUs inst rec4ivsd At
i sCHLAEPFELs Drag store
FILL SUPPLT or HARvET's, CLARK'ss
y uAerekes, and Dupoaco's celsbrsssd Pills for
sale It scHLkEPFER's Drug Store
VsHE CELEBRATED coLGATEs HOSKY
i sad GIyesr;ne Sosps resolved aad for sale ~
si5HLAEPFER' Drug store
GROCERIES.
Family Supplies.
T>RIED APPLES. DRIED Peaekss. Dried Beef
IL Hominy. Buekvhsat Flour, Canned Fruits
Oysters. sArdines, Lobsters, Pickles. ExtrEcf
and Essences, H. re Fancy An1 Stapls Gro
ceries xeusraaly ~ luw as the lowest. a.
tr vTCEERT BIOS,
1s2 Maia street, rear the canal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
READ
Our New Figures !:

We hass The following Goods At prices liks~iss
lowered ShNwis, SeutAgs. NabsAs, Hoods,
CloAks. Basenss.n large varsity Of Gloves and
Gauatista of any sIss aB6 for sny sex Rag Car
pets. Ingrsia, two ply, aad Hemp. OH Cloths fer
fieors snd Stairs. Aiso many etksr thinEs
nsasIiy ksptfs eur iine, which viii be sold very
low fof cash.
u. M. ELLIOTT,
NO. 80 Main St.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Letter from a ''sOIer boy"

PESsAooLA, Fla, Feb. Sd, 1865. I
Headquarters 24th Ind. Vet Inf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
GROCERIES.

A LARGE AND CHOICE sELEOTIos or
u Groceries aua provisions Gao bs issB4 II
ELLI0TT's FAHiLF eBoCKnY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Comparatively few old men are among
EN- and many are mere boys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
WASHINGTON, April Is.
The Richmond Hmes Of yesterday has the

w A00IN0IVWs hVTH 90.
The Richmond Times Of yesterday has the
following:
An order has been ISSUED by the General
commanding this Department designating
the POwhattan Hotel, corner Of Broad and
nth streets ~ the place Of entertainment Of
all Confederate officers and soldiers The
SpottswoOd Hotel il forbidden the enter
| tanning Of all such, and those now stopping
there are required 10 Immediately yacatc
their rooms and leave
Hon. Chas Faulkner, of Berkeley CO.,
has moved to this city.
The Richmond Wing, Of the 9th, has the
following:
Gen. Sheridan routed Early at Waynes-
boro sb0,n the middle Of March, ana pu.
him individually upon u most tfchehuous
race which concluded by ms bringing UP III
Richmond. attended by one OF his stan, suns
coat and hat and almost everything.
When Sherdan's column had swept by
Richmond, Early was ordered back TO STAN
ton and was there nj the time of the evaSu-
alton of this city, and upon hearing this he
hastened to Lynchburg and thence towards
| Southwestern Virginia, where ranking Ten.
Schals he took command of the forces that
were retresting before Stoneman and Thorn
as When last heard from, being unable Ia
withstand the forces in his from, and afraid
Of Grant in his rear, he had dcvated to the
right and was apparently making for the
Kanawha Valley. II is doubtful whether
he has vet become aware Of the surrender OF
Lee. We look with interest for tidings from
him and his command.
We are authorized to announce that by
order of the military authorities the Com
missaries of Subsistence of the United
States Army in this city will begin to day to
issue to all citizens at q cents per loaf of Is
ounces. The humanity of this movement,
prompted by the considerate though'fulness
Of the military authorities, cannot be over
estimated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
HUNNEWELL'S
Universal Cough Remedy,

Thers IT, probably no line Of disc Uses which
has beeu more enormously treated than Throat
ed Luag tompl0snee
Their l. not recipe written. nor prepare
siou before the public for the above complaints
SAst does rot contain lpecac. dnfimony, Loo.1;d,
q Opism, In some form or other. which c'a'm
70 BE- entirely unnecessary in nine-tenths OF sucn
eneea - they produce nausea. cause the stomach
. resell food. and allow disease 10 triumph over
chat nature requires to keep mp strength.
Asaiu these Objectionable compopents cause
aeses % be placed 80 Ear apart that the irritation
which causes the cough gets the upper hand. and
he iaundatiou VI weak lungs or eonssmpf'o" Is
psenansntly laid.
4 Irs1 Cough Remedy should be The poet.f,
Aeisils or Nursevv companicn Of nil, and TO DC
ueed lest q oflen - there is fictl,ng in ths
eRreel or disposition TO cough bu, 10 allow o. Its
0ree uee alter the cough is checked, TO cses'
oUov all remaining irritation, and make the curt
o. Of most violent Sore Throat. with 81
NAe eymptoms Of DirfAerid have been oentire''
onred BY making . constant use OF the Coug'
Remedy ~ Gargle. For Hoarseness II is III
valuable.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL. Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
FOR sale ia every city and town Dealers with
nod business references supplied on commission.
]. 4. Reed Co., Fuller, Flch \ Fuller. whole
oals agents. Chicago. Z. 8. BALLORD. Agent
Oavo0port, Iowa. feb2S-deodAw