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BOOK-KEEPING,

Bune'ss Writing, Counting house Calculations, To
htied Economy, Finance and Banking. Commercial
Law, are the chief subject, Of attention. but the 10.
struetions IN these are int'npersed with nA1lm-
and iHcule"tions tending to the formation Of nigh
character ~ men and citizens.
The course Of instruction Il intended to he ~
comprehensive and thorough ~ that Of any Uf the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu.
dent Il much less.
unknown 10 Geo. W. Smith, EsQ, or 10 the officers
Of the banks in wheeling aud Bridgeport.
my}-6mdkV
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OMAHA, Aug. 2?.-The Republican Con.
vention nominated S. G. DAILY for Congress
this afternoon,
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NIRGlNlAi-Ai Rule. bel 10 tue Clerks othee
Of the County Court Of Northampton county,
on the INST Mouilyin July, A. d. lsC2:
George T. VERIFY, PiiT7l Ia Debt,

Hugh Ker, def, upon an Attachment
In this suit the object Of which is to recover Of the
defendant, Hugh Kcr, one Hundred Dollars $1,000
with legal interest thereon run the st day ofJAnu
AIRY. 10, I'LL paid, George T. VERIFY, the plain,n
having alrd BIZ decl lriiion aud the defendant Hugh
k-F, not Ia ing been served with the summon, 10
ihissait, OF With the attachment therein and Il AZ
pouring BY afiiiaUt filed that toe said drfrnda1t
Hugh her i deemsd-uudeT the provisions d an nj
Of Assembly declaring certain persons On.resideut
passed February 10, ls62-hot resident th. state
1t y ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear here
withln Que month after due publication hereof, and
do what i necessary 10 protect his nisTeIt4 In this
suit.
ACopy-Tcste: L. HARM4SsON, Clerk.
". q. RILEY pa Angl.lid 3E
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The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.

PublIhsd for the bensas ADD a . warning and
caution to young men whs suffer from Nervous De.
billy, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying At the same
time the means Of selkcure By ons who has cured
himself amer being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quEsksry. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may Be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, 30,
Bedford King Co, New York. aPl-lydEv
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ia iss sgit tie q g uAisa ts O. reyy,r u
ihs stisniAzt, Haze Asf, one krairtI - ahseu
aIAArsa. law via lrtal iutsrusi ihof~a iysa N
10 Ia 90 JsEuGy l,at ulpa.I, sutir.t toA tr-iii
% thifty dollars - u The saiv date uosrss r. laf.
y, tho piAiutr, taung airi HE daClafa.ila ana
he tr.-aisaE hash her, 81 alUag hrsa ssrsi
slth ths summons 10 ttIs sgIt % vIih thr Alt.eb.
Esai irslyll 49, % pls.aftHs ~ "a ahii,.t aiad
that tta 40 isliaal iluga Asf &, ts,1ili dee
tar rIg'isaus u Az Nsi u Asena!g q lslsHag ssf,
iAu lyfsll, b. 1HTrsis9i. ,asss4 ftnrllry lt, ~
90 resident VI ,na state 70 b. orisFd shat tbu
ta4- Lusl hs.s % a. llAr ultAiu zoe EiButA alter
luH pct, g.,lHu hsrs0L AaI DO shat b urssssafy g.
pry'eyl ne 'ut.rysii To- tA.i sgiL
A egpy-tosiE
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l. uARHANsnN. CLERK
aHFttfff1ss


" tae Naluty Cart n Ngrthst4FirH ClauIy.
va The art Aluiay ig July.A. u. l.s4
william II. Wes55ai. flta. 10 Debt. a
" upau al
Leroy oldham Aui Grorgr Ktfr, den, Att.tbtot
Ia This salt thr Vs. nct OfuhtJb recover uflhr is.
isu4,nIs Three Hundred nIlar., sl1l oll ~Ith I,-
Et Interest theresa inlm the Let Jay 81 Jauuar,.
1851, tli Tai, The pla,utf havug hri his dsgI.fa.
t.l aHi tue isiva ants not having baca -fyrl glIh
dc flaiai'ufi 90 this sut 90 Win ibs stisghmrlt
ihr,sil. All .i appurns ~ 30 A1.iAvlt iIr-L that
TOE AL dgflDlsgts Are ttgurd-uuirt the rra,..
llls % az at q Assembly dgslAFus certain I~fs1u.
ava rvairut passed February lutb lsdg-u0t rrsi-
tents % this state; III ulcrei that the aid Ieuy
OdhAm tni George kstt 90 appear her within on,
m.uih Eiicr due plbitAtiUa bcfv q aud DO What l.
HrsosaFy protect their interest. TO- thI. suit
COPS -lUstrs HAHN NNsnN. CLERK
vs.. q. lIur. pa. AuHi lff .'w
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Soldiers Aid Society,

IL Ia u, A.
VIII And forwarded to their right des,ina.
ton.
To the Loyal women Of our lad this object ,pesl.
Any eommends Itself 10 appealing u their sympathy
and bensTolsnee. Here l. deld, 10 which vDiuabis
ission "a best appreciated ADD undsr-ood, % ipp.
Ter 70 tue sick, care ior the suffering and elnt The
aeted We believe oar appeal 10 you viii not be 10
Al promptnssi and edieisneyl
By order ofthe Society,
Wheeling, Aug. !, 1859. SagS
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aailg sutslligeufer
Saturday Morning, Aug. % 1882


WeWish oar f'isads who are Isndiag uI
subscriptions BY mail, for less than . year
cot oui and bear 10 mind tbis uriH Of
rates, and 90 avoid niIuhdsrItandinYI
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UiRGlNiA--NtT uias b-iI il g.,s ttg.s e.. ul..l
Hfthc Dulniy Couu ~ S0ithanPl0a CUuniy, 900
the hfsJ Monday in July, A. D. $50.
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"ce.tar'. HAT, Roach, &e. EItsr-
miuatoT
" CostHT's" Bsd-BuE EItsrminator.
" CpstAT's7 Electric Powder for In
Sseta, Gc.
II - bly NB 81 o. norrtE. AND Tt,sEs. s. aNb
- SIf,Ict ft,NrNrioyS sHirs, Boar.
llgfTls. Ac
"rlIE ONLY INFALLtBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
free from Fa.,1ni"
"Nui iangrfogs % me Human FAMILY"
" Rails D. not disoa the ta1alss.T
IhJ cone cot % thslt h9ics % de
~ Slii EogrHrlsrs-by
All WuoLtslts bGUDaisIs 10 the large cities
hdhy bEyognf., UEncrEs, suHrKLrrtEs ana BIt,tt.
"a sraciay, 10 ell Country Towns and lllias,. IN
the DATED States,
- Sold By
y. BOOKING.
Wholesale aal Retail.
AC COCOA CO.
Wholssal, and Retail.
LAUGHLINS BUsHFIFLp,
Wholesale aud Retail;
NOLAN BROS.
Wholesale and Retail,
REED A KRAFT,
Wholesale ani retail.
WHEELING. VA.
- CgrSrar DIILrhs eau urlcr a. above.
Nc atdrv,, orders dlruct-,yr Or Prices, Terms,
HENRY R. COSTAR.
FEwuFL pErof-No. Is! BfOldsay, New YoiE.
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" iR0iNilt A. Rrls, held lu tAs cisrk zoe i.
q ~ o1utiy Cart 4 N1rthaapigu Cosa,y, on
ths ar'' haaiAy in July, 4. b. isf4
- - rus Ia DEB, tsiu,asas
up.r Eu. p.h Aits-hnsst
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THEC OMMTTTEE having secured the above named
i room for the use Of tile Society, request eonri.
buttons ior the sick and wounded TO he sent IN The
articles mostly needed are the following:
Blankets, Quilts Sheets, Bed.goWns, Night.shlrts,
undet'shrts and drawers; small Hair and Feather
Pillows, Pillow cases and Cushions for wounded
limbs Lint, BtndAges Muslin and Linen Rags, Gum
Cloth and 0il-ilk, Clutches, Canes, Handkerchief,
Towels, Napkins and Slippers
Also, DRLlCACIES i5r the sick, such a. P4rinl,
Arrow ro0i Sage Coa-starrh, Rice. Coca Tea nice
y Dried Fruits, we'll put up Ia stone jars II possible
Preserved Meats Canned Fruits, Aromatic Spirits
Good Whisky and Brandy, Oranges and Lemons. Easy
Chairs, nicely made Spnts for wounded lines and
articles suitable for the use and amusement Of the
wounded anil eonyAleseinS men; Writing Paper, IN
yeiorss, steel Pens AMI Pen.hAndles, Boo >, Papsrs
MsgtEinsS &c, &c.
All articles Of this nature, ifpr1psrly put up, ADD
directed TO the
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In DDbt and upon an
Attachment.


In this suit the object o. which is to recover Of IL,
defendant High Krf, one h1ntrrd dollars CSlO0rOJ
with legal interest thereon from the rt day " Jan
uarv, ISIS, tili paid, George 7. rrby the pAinun
having hlc hi. d-oSa ion, and The dyi,nlaRt, Hugh
Ker, not having heen scryrl with the summon, 10
thi- suit OF With the attachment therein, and II AZ
psarBE by an RiidAyt tlrl thNt the aid defendant,
Hugh Ber Is deemed, under the provisions u an
Act Of Assembly declaring certain persons non resi-
dent, passed February 10, 1856 , not resident oi this
State; 1t l. orierrd that the sald Hugh Krr 80 mp,
pear here within one month after due publication
hereof aud de- what !, necessary 20 protect bis inter
osiz In this suit
a eopy-tc.;c3
J.. HNEVANsON, ClTk.
IS. g. RILEY, pa au"t t'dt7tw
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MARsHALL COUNTY, TO-wITs
MARsHALL COUNTY. To.WIT

MARSHALL COUNTY To.WIT,
iIO the Clerk of the County Court Of aid county:
i We, D. b. AeNlecheD, Jacob Admire aud jacob
bound, three freebooter, o. aid county, do certify
that By virtue ola warrant 10 rs directed by H. Ne
Mrhen Justice of the sail county, have q Il day
on our oAths, viewed and appraI ed a Gov taken Up
by SAMUEL CrAfl GU his Aud ~ an s,tray, aud A..
sess The value of Eslj estay At ii3. The sid COW
4, nine year, old, white with black speckleI sides
aud black ears and hose the brush Oh her tail And
no ear mark. Given under eur hards this 3lst day
Of July, lsg2. D b. NcMEcnES,
JACOB ALLNIRR
JAcOn R0WNn
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Jahar Wlkiu. and Gc5.
7 TarHyb AdmiuisiTa
tors " lp,huN u Tufn.
vT dogt pitn
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NTIRGINIAI AtRulc, heidi the Clerk : once
' of the County Cpuft 81 Northampton County, 90
the fir,t Monday Ia July, A. d. lse2,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
y UIuer OF the GOvernOr,
J. 2. SIDDALL, Gen. Com.
BG The names Of several Indie =

BsaS- The names of several indiana
olhcers are given in our dispatches this
morning as wounded in the late battle on
the Potomac, but some of them are mis-
takes. Lieut. Col Backman, ofthe 10Th
Indiana, it correct, but we cannot tell
whether he is killed or wounded. Can't.
'"sGolluson, mentioned as wounded is
probably Captain Catterson of the 18th
capt Caylns of the 18th is correctly giy-
en-, and we presume is only wounded
There IS no Capt Bigerd 4" in the 18th
Indiana that we know OF, and the name
Is probably an error of the regiment OF
State The 18th has undoubtedly suf
fered severely in the battle.
since the above was in type we learn
that Lieut.. Colonel Backman was killed.
de was resident of Madison, we be-
heve, and his body will be taken there
for interment. He was gallant man.
and the whole State will mourn his nm.
timely but glorious Embellishments
Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

the loyal voters::of this Congressional dis
trict desire? Ii so, they should vote for
Judge Law. If the people Of this dis
trict want to pay all the taxes, and furn-
ish all the men, while the LIST Congress
sional District of Kentucky is not com
PEELED to pay taxes or furnish men, then
Judge Law is their Representative man,
and they should support him and his plan
of raising money in the loyal-while ex'
empting the States disloyal,- according
ly. But if they prefer that every State
be compelled to assume its share of the
burden, they should vote for ALvAH Ohm
SON. -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

bg-A letter from Corinth, Mississippi,
to the Cincinnati Gazette, reports anoth-
er disgraceful evacuation. Troops guard
ing the post at Iuka got scared and ran
away in the most cowardly manner, leav-
-ine Nalpahlelstqress and --lapra = pa,aun..
The contrabands which were there, to the
number ofnearly two thousand stampeded
and made excellent time to Corinth. ar
irving with the cavalry. General ORD
took prompt measures to re-capture the
place, and this movement was successful
The rebels had not disturbed the public
property. - -
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OwESsv1LLE, IND, Sept. 10th, 1862

OwENsv1LLE, IND, Sept 18th, 1867
Eps JoURSAL:-A merchant of this
place, returned yesterday from Cincin-
natl. He says he saw General Pope
there, and he (Pope, )seemed to be much
discouraged, and said the Government
would never succeed in suppressing the
rebellion.
Now, whether General Pope said SO
or not, cannot say; but | do say most
emphatically, that the report will exert a
discouraging influence on recruiting in
this section. We have a recruiting of
fcer here, and he has been quite success
full up to this time; but if the above re-
port gains credit here, which | think il
will. / think this officer had as well re
turn to his Regiment at once; because
men will not volunteer if they think it all
in vain. nsae OBSERVER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
William S. smith

Unconditional Union candidate for Re-
porter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court will address the people Of the First
Congressional District at the following
times and places: tr,.
petersburg Z Monday, Sept. %, at ] pm
1Prlhceton, tuesday, Sept %, att p NJ
evansville 2 Tuesday, Sept. %, at u P N
Bfoonyllle, Wednesday, sept 81 at / p "
5NSewhurg, Wednesday, Sept. "a at7pM
MI Vernon, Thursday, Sept 25, at IpM
IN. Inc f friends of the Cause win please
give notice and make arrangements in
Tue various localities The public. are re
spectfully invited to tend and hear this
d"0"' orator sepl7d4w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
Remember.

Let every relative and friend of our
noble volunteers remember that Judge
Law voted against bill increasing the
pay of the pirate soldier four dollars
per month, while he introduced and Sc
cured the passage of measure largely
increasing the pay of commissioned Off
GERS, which was already out of all proper
ton, when compared with that of Pri
Yates. Let the families of the volunteers
r----,.---'-r.s--'- VINO 1t
is that. voted against raising the amount
to seventeen dollars. Let the voters re-
member the act and the man when they
go to the polls on the second Turssay of
next October
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
RurlaI OF Col. Meter.

The funeral of Col Meter yesterday
was a most imposing affair. Personally,
he was known to but few Of our citizens,
but his reputation was familiar to all
The large military procession which fol-
lowed his remains to the grave, gave
proof Of the high regard entertained by
our citizens for the services of so gallant
soldier of the Republic. .ess -
The remains of Col Meter arrived on
the steamer Delaware late Saturday night
This was the first authentic intelligence
obtained of the Coloners death No OPP
portunity was given to announce the
time of the funeral, which was fixed for
4 o clock. Adjutant Sonntag, however,
did his best to notify the members of the
different companies of the Indiana Lee
| gion, and by half past 2 o'clock they
commenced collecting at their various
headquarters. By 3 o'clock they were
in line on Third street, where they were
formed-the regiment under the COM
mand of Lieut. Col. Gwathmey and the
battalion under Major Walker. The
regiment was headed by the German
Brass Band and the battalion by the Ores
cent City Band.
/ Attached to the regiment was com
pany each of cavalry and artillery. The
guards took up their line of march abou
half past three clock, for the residence
of Mr.. Fournier, brother-in.law of the
murdered Colonel, where the bod,
; was taken on Saturday night. Gems. Low
and Blythe accompanied the procession
: in an open carriage At the residenc
of Mr.. Eournier, military services wer
e performed, when the procession was re
q formed and proceeded to the grave yar(
used exclusively by the Israelites' Their
were at least 1000 Home Guards in tn
u procession, and many of the companie
presented the appearance of veteran
with such stateliness and precision di
q they march saa
lei The ceremonies at the grave were fe
! and simple The artillery fred mimi
! guns as the body was lowered to its fin
= resting pleace, and soon the vast crow
= turned their steps homeward with siG
= over the early death of a soldier who b
= fair to inscribe his name high up on t
:, Temple Of Fame. II
20 ..The paths of glory lead but to the grave"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
General Orders.--No. IS.
STATE Of INDIANA,

I---.-lIl, a aer STATE Of INDIANA,
~ ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE,
Indianapolis, Sept 18th, 1862. }
The following commissioned officers,
having absented themselves from camp, IN
violation oforders, their commissions are
hereby revoked, and they are discharged
William F. Parker. I'd Lieutenant Goth
regiment Indiana volunteers. =
Sylvester NJ. Brit, Supernumerary 20
Lieutenant 5th cavalry, goth regiment
Indiana Volunteers
By order of the Governor.
Lac. NOBLE, Adj Gen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
Public speaking.

Don't forget the speech of WILLIAM S.
SMITH, Esq, unconditional Uuion can
didate for Reporter of the. Supreme
Court. He speaks tomorrow tuesday
evening, at u O'clock, either at the cor
ncr of Main and Third or Main and Sec
ond streets The place viii be duly an
nouneed. - ~
Mr.. Smith was the Douglas eiector in
1860, in the Fort Wayne District. He
is a selfmade man, having been for
many years an armorer in the Harper's
Ferry Government works. He after
wards studied law and educated himself.
His. rise in life is very credita6le. E1f
Mr.. Smith, -el0auence is of the i'm.
petnols, beautiful character of Phillips,
the great Irish orator. 1t is worth a
day journey to hear him. We advise
everybody to attend and listen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
AIyah Johnson,

Independent Union candidate for Con-
gress, win address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places, in Gibson, Po-
sey, and Vanderburgh counties:
Hazelton, Monday, Sept. %, at !, p M.
Patoka, Monday, Sept, %, at I, 2. N.
Port Gibson, Tuesday, Sept %, at I. NJ.
Fit Branch, Tuesday, Sept %, at Z. NJ.
Owensville, Wednes, Sept "a, at | ?. NJ.
Cynthiana, Wednes., Sept "A, at Z. nj.
Poseyville, Thurs, Sept %, at /, Z. N.
New Harmony Thurs. Sept, %, at 7 N.
BlairsviIIe, Friday, Sept 20, at | Z. NJ
Mt. Vernon, Friday, Sept, 26, at 2. NJ
Black Hawk Mills, Saturday, Sept q
at half past II P. NJ 3
Stringtown, Vanderburgh county, Satur
day, Sept 81, at Z, P. M Z
Also, at the following places in spen
Ger and Dubois counties:
Riehland, Monday, Sept 80, at ] p. m.
Eureka, Monday, Sept 20, at 7 p. M
Grandview, Tuesday. Sept 30, at ] p. m
Santa Fe, Wednesday,, Oct l, at l p N
4 Ferdinand, Thursday, Oct 2, at l P. N
Celestine, Friday, Oct B at | P. m.
Huntingburg, Saturday, Oct 4, at | P. n
Hon. JoHS LAW is respectfully invite
to meet him at those places, and discus
matters at issue between the Sth-of-JanI
airy and Union parties.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
pa- Major General Love arrived We

Ba~ Major General Love arrived yes
terday morning with ten or twelve car
loads of cannon, small arms, ammuni-
ton, &c. The General is determined
that the border shall be kept on war
footing, and the gallant conduct of the
Spencer county Home Guards must con-
vince him that he is putting both the
guns and ammunition into the hands of
men who know how to use them. When
the members Of the Legion in this city
are called on to strike blow in defense
of themselves or neighbors,. we are con-
fdent they will be found both ready and
willing. saT rseI9
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
RAILROAD RECE1PTS

s5-z SEPTEMBER 2u
oxs hardware, box lasts, 2e sacks pegs. cbas
paoeocA y cases Matches, Preston Bros ts bxs
SHOES box hats, Morgan, Read a Co: hys d.,
g E Inackey, Henning 4 Co; 2 bxs siry goods
heen q Preston; l boxes, bale dry goods arm,
rr rnaceal PAN Joints pipe, swimmers. cyatc
ware RILEY CO.. bills nsoIasse l's, ~
,loes 20 Gags coffee, Cox AZ Humphrey SINS 3rv
gooaS, Johns Hopkins "a -bosss ci,sese 4, bhis
Msrr gtliens g., sise bee, bales dry goods,
pnsslng tables, refrigerator. II Fhr,asr q
sa1d,e ana pride, Harrisman IA chds
lyons CONS Pkg baskets, L Kessler; rolls leather
ciosrs So, po1 nldse, Gfanert Enneking box
S%nS, 1e9 Foster & Co. 70 bxs coiorei cards bxs
NY goods, Crane, Brown. L Co; p boxes NO.
~ - nossn baum q Co., Mt. Yernon Indiana
quart steamer Exchange. n -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

Be1~ General Reynolds of this State,
whose mastery management on Cheat
Mountain last year, and defeat of the re-
nowned Lee, will be remembered by
everybody, but who was compelled by
his private affairs to resign, has been re-
appointed Brigadier by the President,
we learn. This is an appointment emf
nently fit to be made. r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

: aB1~ The Stockholders of the Evans
vile Library Association are hereby no
tilted that the Sth annual call of So on
the stock and 81 contribution became
due on the 10th of August last.
The members are requested to make
payment to 2. G.. Decker, Treasurer, or
to the Librarian. nsF iiIYsfu1I
By order of the Board.
JAS. II. CUTTER,
sepl7-3t Rec. Sec'y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

PUBLIC SPEAKING-In consequence of
the militia muster, to be held in. German
Township, ALvAH JOHNSON will not speak
at J. V. Fares on the afternoon of the
9th, as. advertised He viii speak in
German Township the week before the
election, on some day besides Saturday.
The exact time and place viii be an
nounced in due time.
Mr.. JOHNSON will speak at Black
Hack Mills, on the road between Evans
vile and Mount Vernon, at half past
twelve o'clock, on Saturday, September
9th (See list of announcements
d&wtd
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

BG- The late General. HrNRy BoH,rx
wa KILLED on the 22d of August last, in
the battle on the Rappanhannock, in
Virginia The family, in Philadelphia,
have since learned thar JOHN BoRIE Bon.
LEN, the son of the General, died at
Baden Baden, in Germany, on the very
day that his father fett MORALLY wound
ed in the action nan,e.l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

EGr Oysters, oysters, fresh oysters re-
--.;-...A- yssrIS for sale " II II--.4....,
Warranted fresh and good
A constant supply of northern ice ON
hand and for sale. by H. Hermann.
Sept. 19,2w.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

4 DEATH OF GENERAL MEAGHER.- The
death of that gifted orator and gallant
soldier, General Thomas T. Meagher,
which is announced to-day, will carry
universal mourning over the land. No
man was more honored, and no man had
better earned the honor he attained than
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22
General Military orders.
81 i STATE OF INDIANA.
ApJUTAYT GENERAL s OFFICE.

,ai9 ApJUrANr GENERAL OFFICE. e
a indianapolis, Sept 10, 1862
The second paragraph of General MIL
itary Order, issued September 9th, 1907,
is modified so as to require that places OF
business be closed at clock on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays of each
week. and that companies meet at that
hour ON those days for drill All persons
will be governed accordingly.
BY order Of the Governor.
Lag. NOBLE, Adj. Gen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

b+John lyinson, who seems to have
a "pe"chGn@ for making improvements;
has just perfected decided change for
the better in sugar mills. He has a mill
that is without an equal, in the estima-
ton Of those who have witnessed its ope-
rations. We suggest to our friends that
they call at Mr., iyinson's shop, corner
Of Leet and Water streets, examine his
mills for their own satisfaction, and they
will be sure to buy. At least that is our
impression.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

BsE A train left this CITY vestardo >
morning for Lebanon Junction, and re-
turned last. evening. Persons who re-
turned by the train reported that a com
pany OF rebel cavalry occupied the juno
tlon about the time the train left-Louis-
citte Journal = 41O''''-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-22

B@@ The rebel guerrilla PoINDExrER
escaped from prison at Hudson, Mo, the
other day, by throwing red pepper in the
eyes of his guards eilo HHf