davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-01
,GRAHAM'S
HAIR REN EW ER.
Valuable Contribution to
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
,GRAHAM'S

I'VE NIN H SUI AIl OGs
All valuable sciences and inventions have their
periods of infancy, growth and maturity, which
il takes often ages to perfect.
Navigation existed from the deluge without
material improvement, till the genius of Watts
and Fulton produced the steamboat. Telegraphs
existed from time lmm emorIal, among the Greeks,
Romans, and Eastern Nations. in the shape OF
simple speaking tubes, until the genius of Frank
lin, more bold than the tabled Prometheus, gave
them wings of lightning.
IL Is so with Graham's Hair Renewer.
This, that and the other body's "Restorer,'
&C fsBalsam EliIer Lustral,,, eAmbrosia,'' &C.,
have struggled hard for years to supply a real
want, to remedy very common disease, namely,
Premature Loss of Hair.
This want Is supplied at last by the discovery
GRAHAM'S HAIR REVIEWER.
Nothing like it for restoring lost hair, preserv-
ing falling hair, beautifying fine head of
hair, has been discovered up to this hour.
1t contains no poisonous ingredients, no Lac
Sulpher, Sugar of Lead, or any substance that
can possibly injure the hair.
GRAHANps HAIR REVIEWER
Improves the health of the scalp, frees the pores
from obstructons, nourshes the roots of the hair,
and thus promotes their growth and the secretion
OF coiorng matter; removes and destroys dand-
ruH, and gives natural gloss to the hair by I'M
proving the oil and perspiratory glands, In a
word it is the
NE PLUS ULTRA
of preparations for the hair, and bound super
cede all others, by virtue of its unrivaed superi-
orty.
GRAHAM'S LIQUID HAIR DYE,
| For changing the hair instantly, from any color,
| to brilliant
Il L q 9 e
with entire safety to the health. and without in
Jury to the hair or skin. Prepared only by
GRAHAM BROTHERS,
Ne 90 Washington Street,
Waukegan, Ill.
| For sale in Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis,
Cincinnati, Detroit, and all druggists, wholesale
| and retail
For sale in Rock Island by Chas. A. Benser.
aug gl4dw6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-01

Strengthens the System, and prevent a return Of
the Chlls.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-01
Remember.

Remember.
That his Bttsrs il not Alcoholic, contains
Rum Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
the Best Tonic in the World.
From tue Rev. E. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.l
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoohand's German Bitters, and feel it my priyl-
eye to recommend them a most vauab tonic,
all who are suffering from general debility Or
rom diseases arising from arrangement of the
ivsr. Yours truly, Z. D. FENDALL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-01

SH"Eid Advertise iii .i... L..
ALI. BUSINESS AND PRefFe.-faA -.
Should AdYertia. ~. i.,- IA. a.,
ALL BUSINESS AND risUFESsiuy6r -.
Sh"nld AdyertiSs IN e. Arss. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
the VERY LATEST
TELE q r A p FL.
Immense Excitement in
Canada.
The Canadian Militia Be-
ing Enrolled.
e
10000 Canadians Under
Arms.
NIA
Fenians to Move on st. Pat
RIGS Day.
Another Speech by the
President.
szfaaesA gagka
&C.. &C., go. ss


4fl fl t .ai Il
speech OF President Sohnson. :
WAsHrEGToE, Mar.h ga committee
of The Maryland Legislatures headed by,
Speaker Trozier, had an interview with
the President yesterday, 10 present the
resolutions adopted by the Legislature
endorsing bis policy for the reconstruc-
ton Of the Union.
The President made Q brief reply, re-
ferring to and reiterating his previous
declarations in regard TO reconstruction,
ami said he had only to thank them for
the encouragement given BY the resolu-
tons. He hoped bis future acts would
show this confidence as not having been
misplaced, and that the passers Of the
resolutions are not mistaken in the APP
proval they speak. he said, Il 10 not
necessary for me 70 speak the principles
I have adopted for my guidance. They
are understood, and there can be no
mistake as to persons who act upon prin-
ciple, and understand the principles they
act upon. They cannot 6isagree.i and
must act together; and whatever
their starting point in acting upon
such principles, they, however
involuntarily approach each other, and
the converse of the proposition Ia also
true. That whenever they disagree upon
principle they commence a divergent
course. The most gratifying thought to
me is, that / have acted upon principle
ever since my advent into pablo life.
There always has been to me some fun
damental idea regarding the nature Of
this Union, and / have never departed
from it; and it is also gratifying to me
that, after the ordeal through which we
have passed, that through the chaotic
state Of the public mind this idea still
lives, and that these principles are again
enunciated.i that there is still an ap-s
prehension of them, around and about
which there seems TO arise crystaliza-
ton and formation Of men that will in
future sustain the country and the prin-
ciples upon which it lives ssvssag =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
PRINTS.
TIoKING.
Rvan1valIs Froalncs nIarhst,

EVANSVILLE, Harch y.
The produce parket has bsen bat mo serAts.
thOpgh It was little more brisk At disclose than
the bSginning. No change In former quotations:
BAC0E-Dull at 2oe for clear sides.
BULK MEAT-In demand st II, Is and lie for
shOaIdsEs, sides and hams.
CHEESE~-Western Reserves firm st 211z@22X<.
FLOUR-DnlI; supsrhne mar be quoted at 81
@T rs; Extra at 81 25@7 so; Xxx ct IS 5o@s 90 ;
XXX Family 10 00@Io Co.; do. white wheat, sIi
wHEAT-Nominai at 81 75@t IS for old and
q 5o@l so as per quality for new Red and
Write. kaa syssg s.si .is ss,..s.s ~ n ss4
OATs--SteAdy at s5@40c, from wagons, and so
@s5c from stores. 'is f.gf.a
CoBE--Scazce and in demand At 45@5oc from
wagons fey ear corn, and 7o975c for shsllsa in
sacks. tas .
0ORN aEAL--May be quoted az ss@3 rs per
bbI.iOr unbolted; for boltsd, e3 259S 90 psr bbl.
BARLEY-stsady at soe@s1 90. aud dull.
RYF-Nomiual at T6@SI, and scarce.
FLAX sEED-In fair demand at n T5@2 90.
GLOVER sEED-.Mny be quoted 1t 81 cog
20 from wagons.
TIMOTHY sEED--sseady st 81 eO@4 30.
FEATHERs-LIvs $4,000.
GENSENG-Steady at 6097o.
& LARD-Dull at 1s@20c.
/ EAILs--stsadJ at 90. with usual advance.
4 CoFFEE-Fmm 2s9sOc for Rio.
J sUGAR-Firm at 15@16.
I MoLASsES-Firm nc e5@90.
/ sYRUP-sOc9S1 25g
4 HAY-Dull; loose sstO sloi bAlsd sI4tO sl4
so. ~ 49,
I POTAToEs-Tn demand, and are hsld 1t 81 90
@l . par bushsl.
HIDEs-KiFm at Te for green, and 1s1S to
I4c for dry ffnf.
sALT-sseadg 81 6sc per hushsl
wHlSkT--Sfea iy at s2 15@,2 rs.
WOOL -Dull at s594Gs for fleece wash cd 45@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Nrw YoRK, March GA Toronto
special to the Herald to day says AL the
Canadian militia are being enrolled. 1t
is expected they will be called oat im-
mediately. Volunteers in companies
and squads are rallying from all the
back towns for defense Of the frontier
Over 1000 volunteers arrived here last
night, and are billeted on the citizens.
The people are fully aroused. No man
shirks duty, although a few have been
arrested through miseonception OF
the o@es calling them out All the
railrodds on the line Of the frontier are
keeping engines fred mp 70 run OF trains.
II is estimated that $4,000 troops are
now armed and ready to- march, If in
vasion takes place,
The authorities are sangaine Of their
ability to drive back and defend their
homes against any Fenian invaders. All
the troops have been drilling since two
o'clock this morning. A. full supply Of
ammunition has been issued to the troops,
aud the railroad trains arss wooded pp
ready to move at q moments notice to
any point of attack. Many reports are
current, and one pretty generally cred-
lkGQ ASe bU6A @EtA14A GUm WIN W GnaAg9 W
assemble Immediately, and that the writ
of habeas corpus will be suspended, and
martial Law proclaimed before the l2th
Of March.
The. Governments has taken possession
of the Montreal telegraph line.
The Globe this morning makes the
announeemeut that the Govarnment hae
received Information that on st. Pat
rick's day number Of Fenians will
| cross the river and join in processionsl
Fin cities, and create local disturbances
to attract the attention of the military,
while the main force will strike at diff
| ferent points on the frontier. The Globe
calls on President johnson to interfere.
| II says the people Of Canada are abund-
antly able to give the rufiians warm
reception, but it is O poor repayment to
the Canadian Government for its action
during the rebellion in the Southern
States TO be now compelled to spend
money and blood in resisting outrages
planned in the States of the neighbor-
ing Republic. 40 81
MONTREAL, G. w.. March 9.-The
| call for 10000 men Of the Canadian
militia for active duty, made late on
Wednesday evening, was enthusiastically
responded 70. Early on Thursday moon
ing news was received from all parts of
| the country that their quotas were ready
for active service at any moment. There
= seems to be 40 doubt that three or. four
times the number could be had at a
days notice. Strong gsards were placed
OF all the arnoriea, and patrols kept
moving through the city all night
Every preparation is being made to
guard against any Fenian surprise. 81
The city papers this morning contain
two columns Of special dispatches from
all parts of Canada, giving news Of mill
tary preparations, from which il appears
that every city ia turning ont in full
I strength. As fast as troops arrive the!
are organized into battallions: The.
are TO be drilled five hours per day. To
day there was turn out en- nadsse OF tn
citizens to make demonstration o
strength. From the alacFity with Whicl
the call has been answered, it seem
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

pay their stock, the Association would
have proved 8 short-lived affair. Mr.,
Harlan's friends are very indiscreet, to
say the least Of il.
Lie No. 6. "One Of the most talented
lecturers in the country lately failed to
pay the expenses incurred by the institu-
ton in bringing him here"
On the contrary, the expenses attend
ing DR.. Lords lectures were all paid out
OF the proceeds thereof, and q surplus
remained to go into the treasury of the
Association.
Lie No. 7. "Many books are marked
on the catalogue worn out, and many are
lost"
An examination Of the catslogne shows
that eleven books only are marked as
worn out and laid aside for rebinding,
and that G se books have been lost during
the term Of the present and preceding
Board Of Directors, all Of which have
been paid for BY the parties losing the
same.
Lie No. 8. $50 little are the Rooms
frequented, that the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, and Gazette, Louisville Journal, and
the city dailies are the only papers on file. "
On the contrary, the Rooms are wen
frequented, and there are now on file
some twelve or fifteen dailies aud week.
lies from all parts Of the country (besidss
many monthliea and quarterlies), among
which are several Democratic and con-.
servative journals, including the Mis-.
souri, Republican, Louisville Journal,
Cincinnati Enquirer, Evansville Courier.
and Gazette, &C..
Thus, readers Of the JoURNAL, We
have, to the satisfaction Of all, we trust,
proven the Courier guilty of eight dis
tinct and unequivocsl falsshoods, in the
space Of q half column article. Il
was malicious attempt on the part of
that paper to iniure one of the most
creditable and praiseworthy institutions
of our city, as its falsshoods were promul-
gated at . time when the officers we're
making special effort to increase the
efficiency Of the Association, by getting
new men interested in its welfare.
We are gratiied to learn that, like
most of the Courier's efforts. the attempt
to injure the Library Association proved
futile. In one days canvass the Com
mittee secured the names of So new
stockholders. We are confident many
Others will be added to the list. BY
taking hold of the enterprise with the
proper spirit now, the Directors win be
able TO make arrangements to furnish
our citizens with some highly entertain-
ing lectures during the next winter. S}
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

that annexation to the United States and
oil other diferances of opinion succumb
to the dangers Of the hour The ex-
element is hourly increasing. The
troops are held in readiness for immedi-
ate embarkatiou. Volunteers get 25c
and rations per day.
The Orange Watchman Of to-day says
the Fenians Of this city will walk on st.
Patrick's Day armed with pixies aud re-
volysrs, and ii calls upon the Mayor to
prevent their walking. 1t ia believed
that the influence of peace-loving Catho-
lies will restrain the more violent men,
and that the procession will be abandon
ed.
The WatchmaH also asserts that
Bishop Lynch has declared his inten-
ton Of leaving sCaaadas to avoid the
danger Of BATHS, which may occur on
81 Patricks Day.
ToRosro,C W., March 9.-The re-
sponse yesterday for volunteers from
oil parts of the country was very enthu-
siasfic, and much larger number Of
fered theiE services than was required.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

WAsHIxGroE, March 9.-Gen. Augur,
commanding the Department Of WASH
ington, has issued general order, say
ing, to allay uneasiness and prevent lit
igation concerning titles to land and
other property con6scated and sold BY
authority of the u. s. Government
during the recent rebellion. is directed
that no person within the limits Of this
Department, who, has duly acquired
proper title BY such sales, shall be
disturbed in the peaeeable possession
or control of the same by the action Of
any State or municipal Courts. The
action Of the Fsderal Courts, in relation
to such property, win alone be regarded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Du1KwHEArs AND HoMTNY FoR sALE
- cheap at VICKEk1 BkOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
DYE ROUSE.

1a99I o aiaa la5 .iaa1l J E1iaT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Money is easier at SGT per cant. z5ssas
sterling Exchange is d1ll At 1851 z9l08Z.
B Gold 10 irrs gular, unsettled and lower, opening
ct 1919, declining to 1904. and closing At l30S
p Government stocks ars without any decides
change. ga aa1t tgsaa HHa kT - st.rs f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
Femfmntsm.

New York, March 9.-Considerable
excitement prevails in Fenian circles in
this city to-day. Itis shought, undoabt-
,edly, that demonstrations will shortly be
made against Canada BY Gen. Sweeney.
Il is said he has already large stores OF
arms and munitions of var, and trans-
portation at his command. te
A special states that it is understood
the Governor is urged to .eallput militia
to be stationed at Ogdensburg, to pre-
vent raids from the States.1 VRup
All sorts Of exaggerated rdmors are
current in the streets. aaa sssaaos s. 81 q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

II OlMcHNMAfI. March 9.-R. NJ
FLOUR i dult and prices nominal za4
WHEAT Ia ffrmev for the higher grades, but the
lower grades are dull and prices nominal; No.
nsw red is demand az 7591 90
CORN 10 dull and prices aEe nominal, at ooc
for No. ahelled- se-saas
OATS dull at SIC for No. i. !
LYE fs duli and prices nominal. -
PROVIsI0Ns are firmsr generally there ere
buyers Of city meKs Pork at n 90, but no sellers
ct less than q 50 bulk Meats arr duii at IL lSSz
and 1876 for shoulders, sides and pear sides; Ba
con is lfsrsd 1t 1875 for shonldersi 1876 for
sidss and l79171<e tor elsar rtdes Lard ie nrmer
and In demsnd at 1Sc for prime city, but hoidsr1
nak 1e1< TO 1S1<c. aaa 4 IS - : f.ssi
GR0CEBKE5 Mra dull. 81 s.
COTTON ta anli sd vricsz nominai,
WBE8RK is aui& at2 25i entg paid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
DIED.

aMILIS-0n Friday mornlng. AFTER short H.
ness, HUET MfLLss youageHt aon CT William
Mills, Esq, Coukeilman for the Hineth Ward,
aged years, morths and day.
Ths funerai will take place from thS residence
Of hia parentss on Locust street. between Seventh
and Eighth. Tomorrow tSabbathl afternoon at
.soicIOck. Friends Of tn, family are invited to
attend wiehhnk fnfther notice. fF sasS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

iE9ea 80 ao s5QIs sue .F.YTs q .fres afrv
ass-s g ~ ses - issa "a agoilos kaa ~ (
- 4aE &Aste Ngfzlcasz q vzo1aGae51s
t@dadEA q HQuadEAH
See sst sz1fg ~ f,ss.t sr.fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
--------------.-'-----
GROCERS.
who sells Cheapest P

Who Sells Cheapest P
HAVING JUST PURCHASED OVER THREE
n thousand dollars worth of Groceries,
At AstonishinglY Low Figures,
which, aided to our present large stock, makes q
complete assortment Of Family Grocerlss, ali Of
which wa offer &C such prices M will dsfy COM
petition from any quarter.
We ask an examination Of our stock and prices.
We are confident that We are selling lower than
people down town are aware Of.
We kn0sC zoe can and will sell as lOsc as
any House in the city,
Come and 500. YIOKERY BROS,
sss.,s-f 122 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

CINCINNATI, March 9.-River falling
slowly, with 81 feet inch in the chan
mel, Weather cloudy Their. 42o -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

~ @A4AA @% AA4@4&CNs
KvAnsvILLE, March Q.
The lumber trade has been very quiet all the
weak. with no change an pricss. Thsre ham
abundant supply for the trads: - :. 2 = -
first Olear W
a. Com. e3IO
Second :"
Common ..-.5o
Com. ...-.--.--.--.----- -.-oo ~
Common - ...-.-,...-...--....... --hO
Common Pine Siding go 80
Poplar FIOoripg,...... o
Shaved Pins Shinsiss..--.- 20 "
SsEsd -, ~ "a ~
e9 new York MarMeass
- Nkw Touk March O.
CoTToN dnll. heavy. and nominally 1@eo
FLOUR unchanged, dun and drOopiT g mesi-
nm and good grades Without dscided change !;
| GIL Oc for trade brands, closing dull.
WHISKY Is dull And nominal At 2sSa q In
WHEAT steady; Winter d dull and depressed I;
nsw 8PriAg. 65s rev No l. 5092 60.
O0RA. White Canad- an IL shade easier ana
OATS noderately active as s5-4o unsound; 81
80 sUeaR "a heavy ]. tor cuba Mu.se-
PORK is irmsr; &c 56@2s SIX for new mess,
closing at 26 IS cash &c 50 for prime.
REEE Ia unchanged. - - - -
1 BACON fs heavy; l4s<915e Eor SnmDeftaad
cut aud 1876 for hort-iibbed.
CUT MEATS are hssvyi ll@l2ze for should.
ers, and I0gIsel for hams: y 9
DRESSED HOGS are heavy at 1zt9lz1zc Tor
western, and l2N@ls1zc for city.
| LARD ia frmsr, but closed heavy At lb
Nis1Lc EIE i1l4A -a7TS G@ SE
Butter is stealy; 2s@4oe for Ohio, and $50
| SOC for Stats. fsl sltsazfss a1f
CHEESE lE quiet
~s* MoMET AMD STOCK MARKEr. A
Money IN easier at SGT per cent. a5Efas
Sterling Exchange is d1ll at 1854 <9108Z.
| Gold 10 Irregular, unsettled AM lower, opening
Ct l3I - declining to 1301l and closing At I30SS
J Governments stocks ars without any decided
4 change. ga aa-t t8sas fHa ksT-4 ssrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Pawn Brokers' Sale of Unredeem-
80 ed Pledges,

ON SATURDAY, THE 1TrH OF MARCH,
~ 1866, at Hiram Hslaon,s Auction Room, on
Main street, opposite tbs Washington House, -
9E o'clock q. n q loe Of Clothing, Coats, Pauts
and yasts; Ln.i.es' CloAks, SILK and Cloth; also,
Dresses, shAW9e, Watches, gold and silver; Be.
gclsera, Rinna, and humorous other articles too
numsEons to mention. 49,
| s .8 n. GukBERTs.
n. NkLsoN, Auetionasr maHg-9t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Silver-plated Stair Rods,
Papier Meche stair Rods, =.
Polished Brass Stair Rods,
Table Linens & Napkins,
Linen & Cotton Sheetings,
Linen & Cotton Pillow Casing
Rubber Sheeting, waterproof
Wool q Rubber Piano Covers,
Velvet & BruseellsF FootStools
Table Oil Cloths, &C., &c.
Experienced Paper Hangers and Up
holsters will be furnished Whenrequired.
Carpets cut and made to order. Oil
Cloths fitted and put down. Cornices
mounted and put up. Window Shades
hang window VaIences of elegant
styles and new designs made up and
furnished on short notice. All work
warranted. Prices guaranteed as low
as in any similar establishment in the
United States. .s
w. E. FRENCH,
No. 10 First Street.
azSa { Up Stairs -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
NEW STORE.
FAMILY GROCERY.

~n&MA g 4A XVII
4 - y - - {
NEW YORK GROCERY.
baa saeA sl --lia 20 vrsaid3al
BY sHoRTFELLow.
The vsrnal rains wpEe falling East,
Az through Iiftls viIlags pasbsa fS68Ee <
youth who bore O hickory p6le,
And oxen under his control
.14I1 Esw York QFessrys e sss7.
Bis brow was glad, his eyes were bright;
Hor-to ths ldt, nor to tie right < II tsaA9
He tarnsd. but onward kept his steady course,
And shouted 'till hia voiea was horee-
New York Grocery.
zs Isft his happy hOms by night,
Aud toward ths city took his hlght; 49, .,ev
What thOaghts then posHsassd his head,
An On he wont, AID thus he said 'A go 4fa-
itslA New York Groeary.a
"You'd better stay" dsmssl said
/" You'll surely loss your way, my lad;
That stormy road is long and wide /" 49, ~
bas iend the hsadstrohg youth replied
"Esw York Grocery"
g i1ewareof swindiaras ehsAts and Thieves;
Beware Of those who would deceiss.'S Il e :
such was an old mans loud advice,
To whom thu youth said. In tries--
+" New York Grocery"
They thought him mad, but on he sped
To the plaza OF which he'd read - #esse
Where p. b. a 90. do lead &ha town. ii fA
Keeping prices and rivals down
New York Grocery.
He eams~he smw--hs boueht-hs went
With twice ths valus for money spent;
RsturniE TO that aelf-aAme store,
Hssh0atsd loader than bsfors--s q r. sF ~
New York Groesry.f 80 -
He told the nsighbors all around,
He'd seen the place both sure and "sOund.''
And the news made their pulses leap.
That GEocsriss were sold 30 cheap
New York GrOesry.s "a
They came frem every hill and dale.
They bought themselves, aud sent BY mail;
They Joined ths csastant rushing throng
or customers who sing the song
"Nsw York Grocery"
,uessG
.r
Parsons,
.a.2.s Scoville
& Cos
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND oHoICR
IL aalection Of
FAMILY GROCERIES
which are bsing sold at TeraarkAbly low prices.
NEW YORK GROCERY,
POL bEo. "a Main Street, aoo t
Evansvills, Is,, Indiana
'as i-aasT IL saa's aaa sv asaa
seE0 4a sfE h.pssss1 .baa1 {A
I2a1IzE - -. .....~-. -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
Wantad.

0nA GOOD SECOND HAND FLOUR BAR
IOO Isls; also. Coal Oh Barrels, at
Y1CKERE Bros,
W I32 Main ntreat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
Coffee.

TX BAGS Ass0RrED-GREHN AND ROAST
la cd Bio Ooffss, Java Coffee and Laguayra
oofTse. In store and for sale By t
.ffss.s VICKERY BROS.s
mars "a 49, 132 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
coal oil.

Ok BRLs OF GOAL OLDEST WHITE oHL,
NO BY whoissAls or retail. AT A DECLIhE,
for sale &C VTCKERT BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

TF you WANT A GENUINE @sHAKRR -
H. Broom, 60 to YlCKERY BR0s
1S2 Main street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

UNHE .wHIrEsPRour" PoTAr0Ks-wAR-
Il rantsd weeks earlier than white Neahan-
-' -'' vIoKERY. BROS,
~ 1S2 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
MUSIC.
. Musical A s
! N sTRUM z Mt s

WTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME OF THE
w best PIANOS ever brought to this city,
includi z the nlannfaeture of BRADBURY, Em
erson, Hia,z aud Schraidt, Iryon and Alien 4
Jewett Are also the 4r 3 - asa
is Exclusive Agents s