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REMARKABLE CORRESPONDENTS
RELATIVE TO THE CLEVELAND
CONVENTION, -.-
HENRY WARD BEECHER HEARTILY
ENDORSES PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S
POLICY.
The Objects of the Convention APP.
proved.
Letter of Invitation from the Special Com
mittee of the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
veutlon to be Held at Cleveland, Ohio, Sep
TENDER IL.
NEW YORK, August %.
VnNs
To the Rer. Henry Yard Beecher:

NEW YORK, August 49,
To the Rer. Henry Ward Beecher:
DEAR AND REVEREND SIR The undersigned
have been appointed by the executive committee
of the national convention of soldiers and sail
ors' who honorably served during the late war
for the Union, as special committee to wait
upon you and request your consent to serve
chaplain of the convention, which will be held at
Cleveland, Ohio ON the 18th of next month.
Your name has been selected by the executive
committee from sincere admiration Of your char
acter, aud as the only tribute within their power
to pay in acknowledgment Of your noble devo-
ton to the cause of the Union, and your earnest
and unceasing efforts in behalf of our soldiers
and sailors during the recent war.
The executive committee also find in your.
course since the termination of the struggle sub
stantial harmony with the views to which they
desire TO give effect in the convention-your elo-
quence and the just weight of your name being
employed to enforce upon the country a gener
Gus and magnauimous policy toward the people
of the late rebeious states, and prompt re
construction of the Union under the constitution
as the best means of fegaining the national tran
| guilty which the country SO much needs, anC
readjusting the rights of all sections, under the
new order of things, on a basis of law, order
| christian brotherhood and justice.
In the call for the convention, which the un
dersigned have the honor to transmit herewith
| tuate the military and naval defenders of the
Union in their present unusual course of taking
part in political movement, and it is our hope,
as we have always looked to you in the darkest
days of the war for inspiration, aid and the
cheering sympathy of a noble heart, never fail
ing to find them-that you will consent to in.
woke the Divine blessing upon the convention oil
the soldiers and sailors of the United States
who served during the late rebellion, and ap-
prove the restoration policy of President John
son and the principles announced by the recent
national convention at Philadelphia-the FIRST
convention since 1860 in which all the states OF
our beloved Union were represented
Hoping an early and favorable reply, we have
the honor to be, with very profound respect for
your character, and sincere gratitude for your
powerful and generous efforts in behalf of the
military and naval service during the war,
Your obedient friends and servants,
CHAs. G. HALPINE,
Brevet Brig. Gen.
Chairman.
II. W. sLocUM, Maj. Gen.
GORDON GRANGER, Maj. Gen, ,,..
Committee
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-19
COL. DICKEY,s APPOINTMENTS.

Private JOHN 9. BUCK, of Rock Island
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The customary resolutions of thanks were
adopted, the doxology sung by the entire as.
ssmblage, benedictien pronounced by the
chaplain, and the oonvention, with cheers
for Geant. Farrseot, Ne Psesident and the
constisution. sdjoufned sise die
rHE srosx.
The telegraph informs Ne that the storm
Has been very heavy. al ever the west. and,
in some parts of Indiana, great damage has
been done.
-MrMPuIs. Sept. ia large meeting Of
soldiers late of the confederate amy was held
here tonight. Gen. John G Fisher prssid'
Adispatch from Gen. Gordon Granger, pres
ident of the Soldiers Convention to Gen. For
rsss and others thanking them for expreseios
sympathy with that convention IVES received
and appiauded. Speeohes were made by
Gems. Forrest, Chalmers. Hume and other,
eminsntly loyal and expressing their inten
ton to abide BY the result of the lats war
and sastain the President in his efforts 10 ss
store the Union as it was.
Resolutions were adopted sympsthj zins
| with the objects of the Soldiers Convention
at Cleveland expressing Willingness to tru.
| their fate to those who had met them In tn
| field and denounoing ss false the reports tina
northern men were not safe here. Gen. Chal
mers in referring to this, spoke of Gen. For
rests saving the life CT Weed, the would be
assassin of Col. Galloway.
The whole affair passed of pleasantly -
| Loyal acts were applauded.
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.,y BANKING HOUSE Of aoX
JAY COOKE q co.

Corner wall and Nassau sts.' New HorH'
ancouusetiop with our houses in Philadelphia
and Washington, We have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, ana oHer oar ssvses'
ZION n th.;r business in this city including pur-
chase, and sales of Government Securities, Stocks,
Bopd.. and Gold. We are constantly represented
a ~. stock Exchange and Gold Board, where
o,d.,s seat ne are promptly flled. We keep On
md full supply of
government Securities Of all Issues,
buyisg and selling At current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates tho narkss
affords. -sess.asf. ss.gur Jay COOKE & 60.
nsyiodwiy..H 8
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By TELEGRAPH

Reported for Ms Daily Args'.
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Nundoubted. Iffarthsr ASSURANCES we're need.
cd of the safety of the investment, it will be
found in the fact that one of our weaithiest
capitalists has personally undertaken to re.
fund the subscription if the property offered
ss1it ase be distribated.
We refer - NJ. Samuel - NicksrsoD,
vice prssident Of the first national bank
n. D. Colvis, agent Of the United States
Express company, president :; o. w. Barrett,
aesnt Of the American Express company,
Treasurer.
Corresponding Secretaries-R. c. Rankin.
Western Union Telegraph Company. Chica
70; j. Coiyin. United States express Once ;
John R. Floyd. American express company
ana cOunectinC liuea,
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MERCER COUNTY

MERCER COUNTY
New Boston, Monday, September oath, at 7 p. n.
Keithsburg, Tuesday, do 25th, do
Sunbeam, Wednesday. do 26th, do
Evans Corners, Thursday, do 9th, do
Berlin, Friday, do 2sth, do
Preempton, Saturday, 29th, do
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
Edgington, Monday, October LIST, at P. N.
Rock Island, same evening, at
Cordova, Tuesday, Oct, I'd, at ? P.h.
Port Byron, same evening, at
Hampton, Wednesday, Oct, sd, at2 Pm.
Moline, same evening att.
Coal Valley, Thursday, Oct, 4th, at Pm.
Camden Mills, same evening, att.
Andalusia, Friday, Oct, 9th, at P. M.
Illinois City, same evening, at
Na- 1t 10 hoped that the friends of the Union
will give notice to all the people in the vicinity of
these meetings and make arrangements for place
to speak.
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JUDGE THOMPsON's APPOINT
MENTS.

Hon. John s. Thompson, National Union Can
didate for Congress- in this district, and CaptJohn
C. Pepper will address the people as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17
HELMBOLD'S

HELMHOLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17

The Lecture of Mr.. Henry James on Monday
evening in Cooper Institute attended bys large
audience Of literary men, journalists artists and DINERS
from the most intelligent circles OF New YORK MI
James WAS welcomed with the most cordia sree'ings'
and his lecture was frequently interrupted wiz en-
thusiastic applause Thomas Carlyle In MS OPINION.
WA, man of remarkable gins OF genius Dut OF COM
inferior intellectual faculties. His intuitons
wers original often striking. sometimes splendid, but
or. rrsornd Ho lacked the power Of reflection, the
.ansa ., ,rocortion a sound and healthy balance Of
Ill Ma had little earnest faith in God and mona
-..,.x.r An man. Talking loudly about the eternal
...,,ies he had of tho boundessness Of tho
,,,ine love. the infnity Of the divine mercy. In
rho sphcro Of the ordinary social moraties he
pattern Of excellence. lie possessed true kindness Of
heart IN the private relations Of life was ptful to the
unfortunate, mercifnl to the poor man Of genuine
pluck and integrity; but without earnestness Of
vction had no belief any revelations Of immortal
truth and was disguised with the suggestion Of
applying principle and divine laws to the reform Of
society and the welfare Of the He essentially
comedian acting for dramatic effect and rdiculed
the idea of teaching high ddactc lessons for the benefit
Of humanity. In his opinion. man could really aid
another IL was curious to witness his reception Of
American young men and madens who
waited on him with gushing sympsthies, to express
their sense Of gratitude for the onighsnment courage
and lofty cheer with which they had been inspired by
his writings "Bosh" "Humbug" was the most
response which fell from the Lips Of Sayle
Mr. James illustrated his views Of Carlyss character
related with rich dramatic effect. His lecture was
brought to close by eloquent exposition OF the
support afforded by sound and high religious principles
o the cause OF human rseaS social Justice and pro.
hallow wsings and growliugs Of the grim ssrdopis
,arlyl~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17

Jay Cooke, Philadelphia the Hon. John
Gen. Whitney, Boston; Col Smythe. u. 4. All the
Hon. William Kelly, Rhinebecki Col. A. H. Potts.
Washington, Judge j. Wiley Edwards Bostoni the
0s ,"1S s an H. W'G 5, HSs%' S5s eat s Sf
Nicholas.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. COYKLiyG, On. w. offered the following
PREREQUISITES 10 RECONSTRUCTION

PREREQUISITES TO RECONSTRUCTION.
Rosoioed That in Teeabsbing the Federal relationships
of the communities lately IN Rebellion TO permit them
agsin 20 participate In administering the General Cove mnent
the following necessary and requirements on tho
part OF the United States ard ought to be secured by snch
measures will render thei fer possible, inevitable
Fys The absolute enanciaion Of ali the petesions and
eyasons OF Sece.son a, doctrine, and practice
SeHd The repudston both by the Sste and by the Ma
GLIDING and lncpa liabilities contracted Tor In
aid the late Rebellion and including 40 al csms by
ipsYSsR iu bVssD nv ~ peg,i9n sId III elsips B, gH
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HEI.AtBOLDrS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

M Solid sad flaid E1uici, esbody tie FIJI strength
q" ne Ingredients o which they are named. They IRE
u" 'hs Inspection Of al ready AID conels,iye to-,
''s' Properties will be comparison with those sc;
''s The United State. D'penss,ory. Thes. remede.
H'p'i'd by IL T. Heloola, Druggist Of sixteen yesrs
'Sshes IN hi, city and believe them to be- reliable
''' We have known a article lacking merit to
VIII speimarent success rnd ,lr. Helnbolds success
'A'-ay pima iaeis evidence. liz DTu. and Chemical
N''S IN the City OF New.York, is not excelled Il
''' oy any IN this country, and we would advise GU,
'''' when Visiting Tia, e.y 10 give hin . call .nd
hds ,os ,h.u..l,..
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4 Detachment Of u. n. Trseps Attempt q
Capture an Insperial Gunb0at.
lenee Of Cincinnati Commercial.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Jan. =
, NEW ORLEANS, Jan IL, ls6G.

A detachment Of ten men, commanded by
Lieut. Murphy Of the 10Th Colored Regiment last night
attempted TO capture Imperial gunboat In tho rverA
They were repulsed. and ono man severely wounded.
Lieut. Murphy will probably DO dismissed the service.
Coriinas and Esc0bcdo in Brownsville. consulting
with illibusters.
Two days ago the Impcralists captured seventeen
Liberals who by the Empcrors order will be shot as
gucrillas.
Yesterday General Wcitzel sent a vigorous protest
in tho name VI the Government and common ciyiliLa-
ton. against the monstrous decd
Fears Of speedy 6bustering raid are suosiding In
Maiamoros. All quiet. Q.Rk.
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I rTaE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
THE HOTTENToTs
Have long used
yon 4 VARIETY OF DISEASES.
4, q. ssno~sd from those fod' practitioners by Tue
xuctIsg AND DUTCH PHYSICIANS,
,..ommepdstion Il wa. employed in Europe, snd
nunow come into general nse.
TITS GIVEN CHIEFLY IN
op.vEL. CHRONIC CATARIH OF THE
BLADDER,
MORBID IRRITATION
M THE BLADDER AND uRETHRA,
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND
DEBILITY,
mn ,RoLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN. OR
PRoLAPsUs UTEM,
DISEASES OF THE PROSTATE GLAND,
INTENTION or IScoSTIsEscE or URiSf,
and Al diseases REQ urD the and OF dureiie arising from
~ Of tone in the parts concerned in s evscus'ion 1t IL
an recommended in cases Of
DY SPE p y A.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
mTANEOUS AFFECTIONS AND DROPSY
t. cur. these diseases. must bring into action 'o'
..,...-.-. 90 engaged in their varIOus Iuncri0n'
@ neglect them, however Sigh, may be the attack,
r,. 70 affect the bodily health snd mental powera
OUR FLESH AND BLOOD
ss ssEpored ron these
INFANCY TO OLD AGE.
90 every ',ss Of health ~ liable TO be subjects Of
Ass diseases
rHy CAUSES IN MANY INSTANCES ARE
UNKNOWN
n. patient bal, however. 81 admirable remedy IN
HEI.MROIDiS
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
PHILADELPHIA EVENING Bulletin EDITORIAL,
-TPE u, 1875
HELMBOLUS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
hs Solid sad Flad E1nc, esbods the fun strength
ne Ingredients o which they are named. They IRE
!" !" 'hs Inspection Of al ready AID cones,iye To-,
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fMLADYLPHA EVENING BULLETIN EDITORIAL,
-EPf H. 1888
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05
ADDITIONAL Muvnm NEWS.

The river continued about stationary all
day yesterday a.......1hs additional arrivals
aud departures were the Phantom, TO
igastpertl charmer, Co Uaire Ada t.> on,
Green River 10 Evansville, Hose lite.
Louisville and returnus,aoT The Chafmer
got OF about dark, With nice packet trip.
...,mThe Phantom had u fair trip The
Rose iiite got Ia about . oeioek, and res
turned 60 Louisville without going 20 Hen.
iafAen The Ada Lyon Will return "a
Green River to-day t,,u"Auparintendent
nuaouehet received diapateh from Cap
tain ]. V, Thfoop, Wednesday evening,
announcing that th g Superior had crossed
the faim all right,
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A Grown Of Glory.
Every Man, Woman aud OHM WHO ha
aAed
ATERIINa'R AMnROaiA

Every Man, Woman and Ciiiij WHO has
uAed
HrERLtNd'A AMnHOAiA
II willing 10 recommend II. Three years
u rapidly increasing sale have made the
AmbfoaiG famous all over the world.
tf ~ WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
" curaa Itching OF the Head.
II makes new Hair grow on bald Heads
II prevents the Hair from Falling out.
II renders the Hair hoft and Glossy
Gieanaeh the Scalp, CoolA the Heated brow,
Removes DandruH, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures BaldneaH, Inhufea LnNuriant
Locks, fnelinea Hair % Curl, Hupefcedea
Wigs. Kills Hair Icatefa-effeot apparent at
nncus Nf. ..-|.E
no rHE LADIES
We say, the Ahnbrosia will suit you 90 4.
elegantly put mp. Deiicntely perfnmed.
Patronizea by Opera Singers and Actresses.
sold In splendid boxes OF cartons. contain.
ing two large hottiea-No = for morning,
No, for evening. Hmu'f ttIi tHF
There II no niAtalte about H. ATEH-
LIN8N AM HitOAtA Ii the best, most
aErteable and effective toilet In the world.
To prove this. try a carton. ul|a IDH
Hold by Druggists,
1rEuLtNa's AMnnoafA MANUFACTURING
iNtiffG- LH4 I1H COMPANY. uHf.t go NIf
30 Fulton Street, Now York. fH
novi2dwty. f8
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nrY slan.Ia MARKET.

INV UHH, VVtl q
There IL peteeptibiy less activity Ia dry
goods iilA morning, The decline OF Cot
TON yesterday u accepted aa d sort OF rec
action To- the late advance. Comm ieaion
houses which have steadily anlH at old
prices, are doinga large business. end with
them trade II quite active, especially for
still ia abundant supply, There IL still ~
further advance Ia Brown bomeaticH, with
very few bales 10 ba had at amy price,
Inbber'A prices Brown Ahnetipgs, tns
dian Head, gtgl Fremont q. iss
Nashua, ENtra, aif2 nleached ahiftinga,
Hay Mills, ~ bales ID, do. n. -, -, Prints
Garner q Co, - American, 10 Richmond,
- Wamautta, ihls, Ticks, Amoak Gag, ,
ial do, u, 40. Stripes, Cork, IA Arasap ha,
tWauIV.
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Cincinnati Marlset.

cfnctNNATf, Oct. 4.
Flour Quiet but nrm at 81 0b@ii 90 for
Extra state, and ai2 90 to 10 90 for Trade
ilfanua
.WuhAr-ftn light supply ana firm. Sales
az ~ ~ for No, z, aud b. Kies1 ~ Tor No.
red. ana " i1ta2 TO for Spring.
uonNts Unchanged aud nrtn HaiaA at No
Gshlc. .f .f
OATS A0ogi9c, for No, and No. I.
HAhbnf@tn good demand al VI bOttt IS FOR
Spring, aud VI intsi 70 for Fall. ufF
NtE~nnll At VI 10. f7 F..f
WutFay Steady ~ 81 ~ duty paid and
~ IN bond. Hlf IL 'ifl.f
Mrgt PonR44D dull, but held firmly. sales
ntHiaTh
iiuLk MeArs@Ateady at liismtdi4c. for
hhnutdera and Hidea, and isise for CIcar
y l.Aab-A Sold az i7e, with n fair demand
unooEitI nass Unchanged ana auihtl lff1
LorfoA-t}aiat bat flrna at daes4le. s.--ss=.
GoIn=llf
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AI'EGfAL NOTICE. HaN
BULLS cBDRON BITTERs,

- L0UIHvItH.E, KY, ApriI Y, INbYl
DR. JOHN HdLL@Denf Niri Gratitude 10
gou, az we'll M n sense Of duty to the pub
tic, requires that should give yon a state
nave derived from the nike of yonr" Ccdron
Htttera.p After n military service of thif-
teen months, embracing the Pen Ridge
campaign and battle, I WINS discharged
from the service and came home 10 die.
nyApepaie. liver complaint, and general
debility were fast hurrying me to the
pnyAicians seemed oniy 10 nkgrnvatc my
Diseases, About four weeks ago was for-
inmate enougi 10 procure your "Cedron
have been restored to perte ~ and robust
health. l can most earnestly recommend
tnem eA being all, ana more than all. they
ire recommended 10 ba. You are at liberty
make any use you wish of this state
tnent.
ana, respectfully,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

Df, Maggiei is the founder of a new Med
iGhl system The anhhtlthrianH whose vast
internal dosea enfesble the stomach aud
pafaiyse the bowels, "a asst give pfededanes
~ the mAn who restores health hnd hppAa
tie, with nom one 10 two ~ his aAtfhDfs
binary pills, ana cures tho most vifuenL
sores with baf OF so Of his wonderful aud
all healing Haive, THESE two great epeaiT.
les of the Doctors are fast hupsfoedina all
tile aIepeotypad noALfuinh NJ fha day. EGr
tradfdinafy enfes by MnHgih'a pills aud
haiYe have opened the eyes of the public 10
the ineffieienayl Of the ESQ called remedies
or others, aud upon which people have SO
long blindiy depended. Makgisl'A Puts afs
not ~ the class that n to swallowed by the
dozen, and or which every boz full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another
One 81 two OF Mhggiel's PILLS Huffieeh 10
place the bowels ia perfect order, tome tile
stomach, create Az appetite, aud render
the spirits light ahd buoyanti There In no
gripping aud no reaction In the form Of gons
Htipati0h. II the liver ~ affected, It's funer
lions are restored, ana II the nervous hyha
TEN IN feeble. II N invigofhted. This last
quality nnheH the medicine very desirable
Tor The wants Of delicate females, ulccTouA
ana efuptiYe diseases are literally eRH
linEuiHbed by the diAnfeetent power of
MaEEiels HhlNe, Ia fftct, ~ n here an.
nounced that Md0Ofefs HHf0Ha, DDspaIblfa
dna DfGfrhFG run cure where All others
lail. While for Burns, keaidA. ChilblaiIls,
Cuts aud all Hbrhaiona Of tho Rlfin AdODieFa
Saipe IN intaIiible, Hold by i. Mnghihl, II
Pine Street, New York, and all Druggists,
at ~ cents per box. d&wty
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

ron enlLpnEN rEnrllINa.

.NIH h'A& ttttAftAhrN IktlhA tAAksAs stf
which greatly facilitates tLe pfsesss Of
taethins by sofleniBg the gums, reducing
all innammatleHs will ailey Ali rAiA
aAd spasia9dig action, ana ~
SURE "a hHauLAfE faE a0wKiS,
bspahd upen ~, mathsfs, ~ viii give fDst
W yourselves aud $3.50 laIr#r .u-fg
HhttEf AID HHAAfH 80 f9gH INFANTS,
VS. have pat ap apd sold this article f0F
over thiels years, AMI een sag ~ confidence
end s'eth pf 1t what We have neyer befa
able " say IT any either nedieinei negsr
hds Il faited ~ q single instance u e1eet .
| cure, when timely used Never did We
know an instance " dissatisfaction ny any
one who used 10, uU the contrary, all are
delighted with itA operations. and speak 10
terms ef eommsaaatiah or It's magical
sffeets aud medical virtues, We speak IN
this matter mtaJsai tes 90 hblDte." after thirty
years experience, ana pledge gsr reputation
fsr me JatTitmenf " what 100 here declare. Ia
aliaost svsfy instance whore the infant IL
suffering from pain aud exhaustion, relief
Will bs found la gftean o. twenty h1inutss
after the hyfup,is administefed, la
Full difeGLlona for using Will accompany
each bottle, None genuine unless lha fac
smile Of CUNTS 4 rIettRtNf. New York.
ID Oh the outside wrapper.
h9ld by all druggists throughout the
fnIGE. Only ~ eapfs BOTTLE. ..t.
nihyiu decd, W u
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! ana, respectfully,
A VOICE FROM vICKsBuRG.

INIVkNHUNN, MISE, AuE. y, nus
DIR. JouN But1,-pear Sir: am happy
10 state 10 you that have used your vnlu-
able "Cadron Bitters with great benafit to
myself, in general debility and prostration
and tniRsmhtie influence of the Mississippi
River around Nicleshurg, having been With
GENERAL Grants army through It's whole
southern campaign 1 confidently recon-
mend its use 10 all persons who are ex-
posed TO unhealthy climates.
III. w. FOGLE,
Agent U. \. Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER VIKRLINo, Water
street. fmayla
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

foR ltENT-The eenfre store Of The
three we are now building on First
Street, between Sycamore aud Vine
70 by 40 feet. four stories high Pos
session given November ] klsgg, OF
before To good tenant. u will be
rented Low II applied foe imme!
diately n, II, GILBERT ~ %,
oel div No, 4 sycamore ktfeet,
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Bnyf just received, - fine assert
ment AZ mortioe aud sliding dur locks,
rails alid sheayes, l'aedef's best tiint
paper butchers hand SAWS and mill
saw illes, hhthgt hfosesea ahws, &c,
JAeob srnkun n Son,
oot,tdgt WAaf "a Main ktfeet,
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psy II A n AblerInp7 No. nj MnIn

nsiy- II n II, AhlefIng, No, 80 Main
Htreet, have fine assortment Of Gas
simefes, Cloths, and Vestings, which
they will make up TO order Ia the
latest aud most fashionable style, aud
il Is understood good III, OF ID shall
not go out Of the house, Prices pep
low. ocI diIt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

Nav YoHK, oct. 4.
The beef market In dull AT decline of 80
from Mondays prices, with some 1900 head
on sales,
The board of Health haa given notice 20
several butchers TO remove their slaughter
houses.
sheep and lambs closed steady with few
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

A New FEATURE IN THE MANU-.
FEATURING ART-We have employed
an Eastern workman, who thorough ~
understands AL straw work, bleach
ing, altering aud pressing Also, ailk
aud felt hete, and altering, cleaning,
hnd repairing fura Of every deaorip.
lion, Any work Of the above do
boription entrusted TO us, hereafter,
will be done At short notice, aud will
warrant satisfaction. le#
H g8 SonAtKEn, BusaiNu a Go,
Sept, II, a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

MERCHANT TAILORING, - Gentle.
men Wishing garments made 10 order
can find tho finest aud best aeleoted
stock Of piece goods At ~ Main Street,
next 10 the Washington Hotel, Prof,
Mott will satieiy all who give him u
call, septic a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

SALE CoNfiNGep,=The Sheriff sale
Of attached goods a. auction, will be
continued 10 the Court Room to-day,
commencing ~ o'clock Great bars
gains eau be secured