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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-27

Sedentary and Sttldious Occupations, Gr.fs
Anrieties, or whatever tends to impair the Vital
Action of the Brain. Heart or Nervous 'ystem,
frequently lead to the most ristrcssing and En-.
bdrdssing Disorders of the WHILE SYSTEM. STU
dents. Clsrgymen and Ldrpers, therefore, who
are especially liable to these Weaknesses, should
resort promptly to DIR. DELAMARREs SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box. and will be sent, by mail free Of cost,
to any who will write for it. Price, 81 per Box,
or Six Boxes for s.. Sold by all the principal
Druggists, or will be sent by mail, securely sealed
from all observation on receipt Of the specified
price by any authorized agent, or by the sole
General Agents for America OSCARG. MOSES
& CO., a. Cortlandt Street, New York. AuthoI
lied Agents for Wheeling and vicinity, 7. II.
LOGAN & co. All orders by mad, promptly
attended to. nov29-d&w eowly
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HHeaIjng on Its Wings

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters'
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
d.eI Proprietors.
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Thursday Morning.. December ~
TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements

A legal notice over tie signature Of
Jacob Burke will be found elsewhere.
See advertisement of grand Social
Bail.
The celebrated pacing horse Ken
lucky is to be given away. See adver-
tisement.
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SociaI Fall.

We call special attention to the adj
vertisement of L grand ball, to be given
at Washington Hall New Years Eve.
The most elegant walter will carry off
q prize, and the whole affair, in view
of the established reputation of the
manasaaont, VIII doubtless d" highly
entertaining.
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Lecture.

Lecture.
The sixth lecture Oh the book of Es-
Their, will be delivered in the United
Presbyterian Church on next Sabbath
afternoon, Mt three o'clock.
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DIED:

At Moundsville, Vest Virginia, on the 10th
inst of Apoplexy, after an illness Of five days
LOUIS ID. PCRDY, in the 18th year Of his age
Dearest Father, thou hast left Us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Servant of God, well done,
Thy glorious wartares past;
The battles fought, the race Ia won,
And thou art crownd at last.
In Allegheny City, Pa, on the ODD inst, Mrs
c. HARRY, at the advanced age OF - years;
The deceased was the mother OF y. D. harry OF
our city.
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Save Money md Time,
This Beautiful Passage

When You go to market, by calling a
the Market Square Shoe Store.
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SUNDRIES.

FalIOure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
Is The PLACE To CAT YOUR
i Oysters in every style. ! have a saloon fit
ted up expressly for Ladies and Gents. We'd
dings and other parties win be supplied in good
order. Public and private suppers promptly at
tended to on moderate terms.
novl+3m FRANK FALLOURE.
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l DECALCOMANIE!
Beautiful Pictures!
Fine Engravings
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!

CREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
" PORCELAIN PICTURES. Before pur.
chasing your Holiday Presents, do not fail to
call ut Iii Main Street. the only place where
Decalcamanie material can be obtained.
STERE0SC0PES, with great variety Of pleas
ing and interesting views, embracing White
Mountain Scenery, and the majesty and beauty
of Niagara.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS in great variety,
froR the exquisite little linotype and Fairy
Albums, TO the large. elegant quarto.
WRITING DESKS, SHELL BOXES. WORK
BOXES, WALNUT BRACKETS, in great
variety, elegantly finished.
Pictures enlarged to any size and finished in
WATER COLOR, INK, and OIL in the best
style of the art, at short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. A. c. PARTRIDGE e. co,
III Main Street.
A. c. PA.TEIDGB -.
c. r. cEircHERsoN.
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Holiday Presents !
AT THE
NEW BOOK STORE!
Iai MAIN STREET.
One Dosr Belle W Union. Rast Side.
WILL OPEN FOR THE HOLIDAYS THIS
w evening, with a splendid assortment of
ELEGANT PRESENTATION BOOKS. in fine
bindings,
Writing Desks in
Great Variety,
Portfolios,
Backgammon Boards,
Chess Boards,
Chessmen,
Checkermen,
DOminOes,
Dice,
Cribbage,
ParIor Croquet
And al kinds Of Games-new.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
The best assortment ever brought 10 this city,
and big lot Of Toy Books for our little fr:ends-
Don't Forget the Place.
w. III. STEVENSON & CO.
I34 Main Street.
One door below Union, East side-
desitst
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PARIS, May 5th. 1863.
GENTLEMEN We have used the "SPFcIFrc
PILLS" made from DR. DELAMARRE'5 PREscRIp-
TIoN, during several years past, in our private
and public practice, and have found them most
energetic and efficient Remedy in cases Of Sperm
atorrhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily,
or Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness . or
vons system; Weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual Excuses; declaration . Of the
Ewes: Lime" or Brick. Dust" Deposits in the
Urine Milky" Discharges; Paleness of the
Skin, with Sunken Checks and Bloodlcss Lips
"Pinched" Features; Irregular Action of the
Heart and in all the CHASTITY train of symptoms
arising from Over.use, Abuses, or Loss, from
any cause. of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any SNmptomdtie or Or.
1anic A EectionS of the GENITo. URINARY SYSTEMS,
10 use these Pills. With high respect, We are
yours most sincerely,
R. A. BEAUREPAIRE, NJ. d.
c. ID. DuJARDIN, n. ID.
JEAN DE LEUCIIRE, II. d.
To Granciere r Dupont, No. 2l4 Rue Lombard.
Paris.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year . 81 81 Three months. - W
ixmonths. 4 w One month";. Is
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
Per week Is cts Per month. ..e5 cts.
TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday.l
One copy, l years 4 90 One copy, mos. ~ 90
Five copies, VT. % % One copy, 3 mos. w
A free copy will be sent to the getter up OF
each club of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, VT. :. Sc 90 Five copies yrs @
One COPY, mos. 90 Ten copies, yr' as w
One copy, mos. so Twenty W ~ :"
free copy of the WEEKLY will be sent r Tor
each Club OF Ten; and a free copy OF tne ."
WEEKLY will be sent for each club Oh I"ENif'
DER ARBEITER FREUND,
GERMAN WEEKLY
Bv Mail - 90 By Carrier. - .
Same club rates as the WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per Square.
(ASquare is of an inch space)
One time. .....si 90 One week..----...S3 90
Two times. 50 Two weeks %
Three tines. 90 One month";. 90
LOCAL NOTICES" per line, Is cents, but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements i'm Weekly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nr Iunn DcIamnrre,a Specidc pills,

are prepared by the Messieurs GARANcTERE &
DUPONT, Pharmaceutists. No. 2l4 Rue Lombard
Paris, from the Prescription of Dir. JUAN DELA
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital DIV
Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OLE RECOMMENDATION.
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One 81 Three months 81
ix months w One month";.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
Local NPtJIesess-

-
TAKE NoTIcEl-G GEeAt bargaipssiu al
kinds Of Groceries, 1t the New York
Grocery this week. The services of the
boy who bora lbe hickory pole have
been engaged for short time, and he
assures us that he wiIl,ssll goods SO low
as to give every one bargain who.wiil
favor us with q alE fhie assz and that
no one shall go away disappointed. We
guarantee gooi bargains to all, and
warrant every article sold % bsesslrsp-
resented, and to give satisfaction. Great
Inducements viii posftivegy be offered.
Come Pnd SEE Eonrf EeTulIq9IT2E
New York Grocery, No II, Main st
.aa PARsoss, Sc6FILLR & Co.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

How ARE xou, VERITAs?-Dear fell
low, you ought to tellthetruth if5Varitas
is really your name, hntAunfortunately
you have made q mistake. We don't
mean to say that you have prevaricated,
lied, or anything of that sort, but you
have been misinformed, led estray,
q sucked ih, = &C. a.. a. SO
EDlroRs CoURTER:-At the meeting
last evening at the Courthouse, Mr..
Reavis made q statement that no soldier
(Union soldiers, mean), wanted any OF
the city paying Offices ! bave onlytfo
say that Mr. Philip Klein had been .
| soldier and also d member of the So
called /" Union League" and was very
desirous Of having the position of Mar
shal, but was ruled off the Union League
ticket and the nomination given to An
theny Tenvoorde, who never was any
thing more than honiegnardsman.p j
= VERITAs
EvaasviIIe, March %, 1866.
Capt. Reavis knew what be was talk
ing about. Mr.. Klein says that he was
mot ruled of the Union ticket he with
drew Of bis own free viii and accord, as
he stated last Saturday night in the
Union meeting at Masonic Hall, and al
4 the minutes Of the nominating meeting
show. j Had yon not better select anoshei
fname2 .soaa Ysaz5Iy
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

CRUEL. - Keirolf geaid, ION Friday
night that-ihree heavy tax payers had
aske him to publish d cell for a meet
ing TO inquirs how the City Council had
spent the peoples money, but that he
did not see either of the men at tbs
/ meeting 5Ho was most cruel and
heartlsss case Of desertioh- There 10
sat, alone in bis glery,yliks The beg that
rumor says was once confounded by az
infant bovine. BE seemed tor say
"Where are those fellows that got me
into this scrape9p Echo answered.
where Ii ea Mss tsias hen l,a,a sai as0MA
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

j. To THE SoLDIERs.---Elsswhere wilh be
found "a cail.for 80 soldier's meeting
We are glad to see this move, tjs in
the right direction. I've hope that there
will be a large turnout of the bra-es
who fought our bsttIes;- and we hope,
they viii CONG dressed iff abl6e. SO
that they may readily, be- distinguished,
at least as much so as is possible. Raj
Iy, soldiersl rally issGet together and
renew your. friendships Of othe@days.l
1t will do you good. Let every one to
whom the call refers make il a point to
beon baud.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

MUSTERED OUr.-Lieutensn Colonel
G. Z. Drew has received an honorable
discharge from the army, to date from
the |20th inst. The Colonelis once more
alcitizen and willno doubt take quite
naturally to civil pursuits. 1t is mat
ter of satisfaction to his many friends
that he won for himself, SO high and
honorable a title, while in the discharge
of the highly responsible and ouerous
duties be- was called on to perform.
Success 10 you, Colonel.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

WILL PAY LIBERAL REWARD FOR
Il the recovery OF the remains cf my son. John
III. App, who was drowned on the night Of the
14th Inst, In tho Ohio river, opposite Evansville
He was heavy set, hair brown and short wore
small moustachs and goaiess about ave fast eight
hu sting boots with yellow tcpss had ON grey,
jacket With brass buttons, With Letter <Qnthem;
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, tLres out
side pockets ON one side, and two large game
pockets iuside striped iIssy vest white ahirt,
grey jeans pants. BE had on his person gold
doubla-case hunting watch, with the namely.
W. Cook" ON the case outside. ~ q ,.ss ~.
bl9-1wd s1 JOHN M. APP.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

- EYAtsylLLE, March %.
The pr-duce trade baas ben quite active the eEr
tire week. All scrts Of produce have bssn in 80
tive demand. TAsFe are no changes IN former
quptAtlons. ho@eser bul all articles remain hrm
sat former quotations. nstfs
Ths Grocery trade has also been lively, with no
change In former quotations. q Eaa 81
BACON-Dull st zoe for clear sides.
BULK MEAT-In demand ct IA. l6 and 17c for
shoulders, sides ana hams Ia =
CHEESE Western Reserve, arm at 215<@2sK.
I FL0UR-Brisk supsrflne may be quoted ct 81
al rs; Extra at 81 2507 5oi Xxx at ss SO@s 90;
xxx Family 10 O0@l0 60; do. white wheat, s1i
wHEAT-Nominal at 81 759l IS for old and
81 25@I 90 as per quality for new Bed and
White.
oATs--sissdy at 4o04so. from sagOus. and ss
9s5c for northern black, sack included, from
stores.
CORN.-se.Eee and IA demand at 46@5OO from
wagons for ear corn ana 7o@76c sor shslIed in
sacks. fsf8E zsff "a s
CORE MEAL-hfay b quoted at Ss@3 Is per
bbI for unboItsd; for boItsd, s. 259s so per bbl.
BARLEY-stsady at sOc@s1 90, and dull.
RYE-Nominal at 75@sl. and scarce.
FLAX sEED-In fair demand at 1892 90
CLevER HRED-Afay Be quoted 81 ss coo
r0s25 from wagons.
Timothy sEED--Stsady at "a Oo04 25.
AxFEATHERS--Live 50t95sc.
GRNsENG-steady at 60970.
LABD-DulI at 1s92oo. saa nEA~-
NAILs--steady at co. with usual advance.
cOBFEE-Frm 2s@sOc for Bio.
sUGAR--Firm at 15916.
MOLASSEs-Firr at 65@90.
sYRUP-s0c@S1 rs.
rHAY--Dall; loose 50 % sisi balsd sIstOsu
80.
1PoTAT0Es-In demand, and are held at 81 90
al 25 per bushel.
HIDEs-Firm at 70 for grsen, and I31z to
14c for dry flint.
awHlSKY-steaiy at 81 15@2 Is.
WOOL-DuIl at s5M4Oc for deecs
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
$500 Reward.

INTE WILL PAX THE ABOVE REWARD
Wv for the recovery Of the body Of Dewitt q.
Evans, who was drowned on the evening Of the
l4th Of February, 1866, In the Ohio river, oppo-
K:fe the city Of Evansville, Indiana. Dewitt O..
Evans was about 20 years Of sge, about feet In
height light conplsxion, blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, and O light moustache; had on when
he LEFT home, large llght-colored corduray hunt
ing coat, witk two large pockets inside; light
coiortd corduroy hunting vest, black silk neck
handkerchief, gold watch. with name D. @. Evans
ems rmyfd on It, gold chain with gold cross at
tRched 10 Il, checked shirt, pair Of shoes laced
mp in front, ono black woiien sock aud one white
worn and old. fashioned, large plain heavy gold
ring ON the third anger Of his left hand Az he
was returning from = hunting expedition, 1t is
possible that he might have mad his sho.-pouch.
powder flask. and other hunting accoutrsmenta
upon hts person, as well as come game In his
pockets. BEN STINSON,
SILAS STEPHENS,
fE e1 JAS. SCANTLIN. 1R.,a
febI5tf III. @. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
COAL.

! eaAl NOTICEa aevE
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

The Courier of Friday remarksd.ihat
Mayor Baker exclaimed "tha prospect
is unpromising at the Great Meeting on
Thursday Evening ID which i claims the
Loyal League was captured The Mayor
tells his friends, privately, that he has
found out who furnishes the Courier its
information. He ia satisfied it was the
same dirty-nosed little, Niger who
didn't know Madison was q Democratic
citv. gd elss al Bee .sgigz1-si y
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

/. cun.oua:@soms nous IS, psopis are Away.

! CuRfouss-Soms people are always
" curious" We heard several persons
wondering who those gentlemen were
that COS our Reighbot to publish q call
for meeting, and then So cruelty /" let
him alone.h OF course We did not
know. =. We thought it-was- none Of their
business. But it was no use, they still
wondered. One man was impertinent
enough to suggest thstit was the editor
himself under the ihHuence of "mpiti-
pIicaaiop whisky We were skeptical.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

That ConMrTrEg.-Below we publish /
the names ofthe Committee selected BY |
Mr.. Reitz, to examine the city Records,
and he call for the assembling of that |
Committee. If It was a matter of such
paramount Importance, it strikes US that
the investigation should have taken
place at Once-no duildelay shouId hate
been had. To-day the work should have
begun, IS the examination Of 2 fcitg's
record 70 no email stask, and theS people
are anxious to know when, where and by
whom those frauds have been committed
The Mayor assured the meeting that all
was ready, he was willing, and that he
would stop work any ndmeeE and rem
der them al the Information necessary.
EVANSVILLE, March 24th, 1866.
To the Editorsef ef the Courier q
/ GENrLEMEs-rhe meeting hesd.at the
Court House last Friday night author
| ized an examination of the books Of the
city, with view OF making an exhibit
of the expenses4 Incurred dnFing the
past year, and for this purpose |, as
chairman, was empowered to appoint a
l.eommittee Of ten citizens to make the I er
| uuired ingesligation.d q
| Fhave performed the ddty assigS ed
me by selecting the following named
gentlemen to serve on the committee:
Il Charles, Viele, A. T. Wbitlesey, Rich
ard Raleigh,4Dr. Daniel MorgaDla Isaac
iaKeen, Henry G. Gwathmey, Coverse
Clements, John W. Richardson, Peter
Msier and Colonel James 6. Jones. ~
| I take this naes6nd Iof fequestiags the
Il committee to assemble at the Council
4 Chamber next Thursday, March 29th, a.
Il ct 2 O clock P. Mils a. promptoand ful
attendance is earnestly requested.
4 Please request the Journal and the
s German papers to insert this card. z 2
ASH AAoI Respectfully, = Hil1Aa
r. JOHN A. REITz.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
@3 Q6O Reward.

r OsT FROM THE sTEAMER MISSOURI. ON.
La the 9Th Gay Of February, 1866, ar. X. 4.
CAGE. he was ffty years Of sge dark hair, turn
ing gray rather sIim, but we'll formed; light
gray eysss X feet loM inches Nights weil dresssd
In dark eloihes small scar on right aheeI. He
had On his person thou ard five hundred dol
lars. will give ona-hhlf Of the above amsunt
10 found npcis his person and Should there 20 20
money on bis person, will give reasonable re-
ward for the recovery Cf the body. Any one
finding the body will please communisate imme-
d;ately with Keller White, Evansville, Ind.
maF2-tf L. CAGE.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
aMoNDAY....................MARICH 26
City ana State.

: PAIsFgh-7A Painfalg aesident Nhap-.
pened to one Of Mr. Thsyer's little boys
yesterday evening. While the child
was playing in a chair before, the rfEe,I
and just after his father had left the
room for a momentrby some accident it
was thrown into the Ere and buraed Sc
verely. Had sMr. Thayer been absent
few moments longer, the accident would
have proved fataLEaad slasaiodN
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

Sterling is dull and lower, - l0z1< to 7075<
Gold Il Irregular, unsettled and lower. opening
at 1863 and seIosing 1t Ai2Is<8l241z Total ex-
ports u specie-Sll5so00. aff.5 f7ts44l ~ q
GoVsrnnentS sfocks- are Wtfh1nt any decided
change. rT3I& " lN32A444H q
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

PERsoxAL-Ws had a call yesterday
from W. e. jackson, one Of the editors
Of the Vincennes Times. BE reports the
paper as Aourishing, aud the prospect
Aatteriug. The Times. : is live pa.
! per; aaSffy aaSffy aconadctsd,a and vcala be- q
splendid medium thEougAw7wbich our
merchants could advertise their business
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

Il REcovERED.-We learn from Dr
Thompson that tbs gebteman who o.
tempted u commit suicide at the sAfseri
can House, some days since, has almost
entirely recovered, 90, much SO that be
was sent home day or two ago. Ii is
feared that the gentleman is seriously
deranged in mind and 4 may result 10
hopeless caseAof insahitY. y y
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
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@@--~
4 NEW METRoPoLlTAN.-The attendance
at the theatre on Saturday night kwass
fair. The eudieace was select and
appreciative. The play tonight is the
famous Child of the Regiment" to be
followed BY the Persecnted Dutch
man. This is good bill and Will
please and interest all who may attend
With his usual care and good taste, old
Bob. Grierson, (nosa General oGrisrsou,
but relation, mind you) has caste the
characters so as to insure success and
please the audience. If Bob don't
know how 10 plan 3 great campaign
against hostile foe ike his illustrious
namesake, he does know, as few do, the
art of making aplay sttFaetiye and sue
cessful { Go and Asee- Bella Golden TO
night.
WHERE SHALL SPEND THIS EvENING7
To such as areE asking -ihemselvesi this
question, we will suggest that Billiards.
Panorama of New York City exhibits at
Masonic Hall, this, and every eRenlpg
this week at s O. clock. 1t is attracting
large audiences, and all who pisltiE will
Ebe well paid afor their time ana money,
and learn things worth remembering.
knTo those. who have net seen the Eerita7
BE city as 1t is, W. wo1idrecommshd 4
visit to the Panoramg, iwheVe, bYElitt
aid of the imagination, they can see
New York as truly for thirty-6ve cents,
as if they bad spent the time Rnd money
to 60 there for tie same purpose and
with this difference, that the person who
describes the picture lis q more valuable
and instructive Cicerone, than any they
would find there on their arrival. He
knows every body and every thing and
can show you them without the aid of
the directory and be viii be sure to
have then just where you can see them
at The best advantpge To those who
have seen the city, II win be nnnecessa-
ry TO say, go and renew your aequaint-
ance with old familiar scenes and OBJ
jects. Let all go and see the Panora-
ma. Exhibits every evening this week,
and Wednesday and Saturday after
moons at three o'clock.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
soldiers, Attention !

4 These win be q maas meeting of the
soldiers Of ,'Ysnds dsrhpsgh eopplg. at ..the.
Court House, Evansville, Ind on Thurs
day evening" March 29sh, at II O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose of forming sol
diers' Organization fer shis cepnsy1a and
of giving ap expFessioh sOf opinion in
regardltoilhes equalization ofibounties.
raising the pension foF private soldiers,
and considering the cisiE rights and du-
ties Of those who have pertled their
lices for the country. sa.s-k >"
q None but those who havesssn service
in the field, and have been honorably
discharged forrweuuds, or other physical
disability, on expiraiion of term ofassf-
vice, are-insited Ia be present a H-AEl
+aIlsssz r.atae ~ -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

|. OfrREsMos-As an illustration Of
the misrule and oppression of the pres
ent city government, gentleman in
forms rs that they made him pay four
dollars city tax on his little bit of house
hold goods and bis poll, and all they
give him in return, beyond the protec-
Ftion of his person and property is the
edncation Of three children. Was such
oppression ever heard Off
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26

4 CENTENARY MEETENG -Remember
there, is to be grand Centenary dem
onstration meeting at the Trinity NJ E.
Church to.night If you2want 10 know
what it means come and see. Reverend
Thomas Bowman, D. D., President Of
Indiana Asbury University, and Rev. t.
M. Eddy, D. D., editor ofthe Northwest
ern Christian Advocate, Chicago, it is
expected will address the meeting. = .a'l
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
'HE CHOIR.
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TO the Choir Tile Cumberland Pres

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TO the Choir aoe tie Cumberland Pres
buterian Oh9rcA4 g1eaA 80 x9a
For your very beautiful present aud
kind note accompanying the same, |
thank you, Although 4 they were, rot
needed ID assure m e.of your true friend
ship, shall ever prize them the more
highly, as l know from the uniform
Kindness which has met me from both
Choir, and congregation ftheat the esels
ings yhieh prompted then eara from
warm and irne heartssE ak 89nas
The memory Of my intercourse with
you, for the past three and half years,
will never fade or grow dim, and l much
regret the necessity which eompels me
to leave you. May that Aappiness you 20
kindly wish me- be more abuhaanay
your own. s3a4-s &c C..aGENuRG.
: EVANSVILLE, March %, 1856.