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The New York herald., 1862-10-09

JIAIL THE GLAD TIDIEGS.
Ii Toe propreiors the Parisan Cabinet OF Wonders
6j3 BROADWAY, 563 BROADWAY,
IN door to Bal Black'sl,
Have made extensive additions their already
stituon The public may there sights of truly
superb astounding startling and astonishing kind These
marvellous R,selatios OF Mature truly beautiful and
consist OF every tng Wonderful Extraordinary Mysterious
Terrific, Marvellous. Exciting, Surprising Exquisite do
rious, Curious Soul-nspiiing Look the great and
only Gertu In the world: she indeed perfection and
surpassed for grace and femenine beauty.
Open for gentlemen only from 10 Ill H.
','IRRELL'S CALIFORNIA, AT HOPE CHAPEL, CON
. tans, among many other scenes, n splendid of
Placervle showing the Of the Pacific Railroad
Sierra Nevada. All the views only be eQualcd in
accuracy by the photograph
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ID RYANTS' MlNSTHFLS
I'D Mechanics Hall, f72 Broadway
MONDAY OCT. g. and every night dafiu2 the week,
Cruelty olnny The Raw Rcsris The Three 5trikera
Rival Darkies Tn-pan-o.nor.
&. &. Campbell, Leslie Fowler aud Griffin.
The pleasing guartrr songs t4Orsses. &c.
Grand Scena ''Sonnaibua,' Ainina la Patti Mme How
ard Fabbriaco.
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
Jack Monitor N Seymour Joe Nc. Dan Bryant
Recsiyod nehty with screams u aagh,I. Cnneiudins
with DE BLACK BRIGADE HORSE CAVALRY.
Doors open So Curtain rises at 7a Tickets zJ ccnts
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OFFICE or Till, THE CohH,sBiAE ,ss, INSURANCE. CO.,
the occ this company Monday, October 10 1862
tween the hours of " as O'clock Tor the OF ten
trustees place o thc class whose term OF
''''S y" '''' WM. N. WHITNEY. Secretary
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-AT MOTT HAVEN a
~ fow minutes walk from Harlem Railroad Depo; con-
sstng OF o story and basement dwelling House.
stable and carriage house. with ha OF garden hand
comey rit trees, vines and shrubbcry &C.
place Mott Haven or Of THOMAS HALL, No. SO Wooster
street, New York. Possession may be had Immediately.
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MADAME RAY IS THE BEST CLAIRvoYAfT AND
M Astloogist in this city She tells your thoughts
gives lucky numbers, causes speedy marriage No. 10
seventh avenc, Twenty street Ladies 25c,
gentlemen
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A TuOROU0HLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-TO
"A small private family only. situated between Eighth
AMI Fourteenh Streets oil and TO Broadway No
attention given TO bokers OF anonymous applications
A ddrees lox 4 274 ~
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MRS ApDiE BANKER THE WELL KNOWN CLAIR
M ,oyia holds consultations on business aud gives In
valuable ads Re on ifc health and happiness No West
Twentyi th street. near Sixth avenue. Circle Wednesday
evening" - ccuts
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A SMALL FARM OR A VACANT LOT IN BROOKLYN
n wanled in exchange for good substantial and neatly
finished two story and Basement frame House, with piazza
in front, le4 Devoe street, Williamsburg Apply AT No
South Second street Williamsburg. j. CARIiARr.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL,
w 5lt BROADWAY Ui
Opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel.
HENRY WOOD, sole Proprietor and Manager
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
INTENSE EACfTEMENT,
" INCoMPARABLE PERFORMANCE OF
WOODS MInsTREIs,
great STAR Troupe of the World.
Monday October O. and evening daring the week.
MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.
Eph Horn, Charey Fox, Frank Brewer, Cod White.
ADecco, Henry, Flofener ulcnn, Sshwnstd isaacs
Brothers, Haslan, I.eis, Lewis, ac., IN
Oheo The Broadway Belle, Joe Cooks sunny side, Our
African Cousins. Robinson Crisos, &c.
Doors open at 81 CONNIE ncc ~. TicActs 25 cents
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A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE-NkATiY
N fitted up, doing good business, low rent and VIII lie
sold easy termsa good Chance WAC wants TO
in the business. W. H. MITCHELL. II Cedar street
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GARD or TIE CELEBRATED

NJ B--WH0 HAS NOT HEARD or THE cELEBRATED
IN Madam PRlWSfEk twho has removed 10 No. oot y
Broadway above Eighteenth street. the picture stol /
who ue consulted with entire satsiactou She has
no equal sac tells tie name lutGie VIE or husband
also Of her visitor II you wish truth give her call.
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A FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET-FORTY SECOND
~ and Fifth to May next. at 500 per an
m, worth $2C0t Apply to SMITH. .02 William street.
fortH HnuA
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY SALE,
"A Boarding House. with Is steady boar icrs reEt S5 81
per month The owner is about to leave the city. Apply At
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

A 0OoD TINE TO.NI4lIT-THE BEN JCNSON'
~ l,hop House will nfen tis evening The public and
OF the respectfully invited W attend
and partakc OF his opening lunch
-'e NM HAMMOND. SJi Fourth street. near Broadway.
.,AaIE ALE VAULTS 2i3 EIGHTH AvRNuE, WILL
Ia orar this Thursday evening with grand Free
An me available talent have volunteered for thi
- eeaasion l.. II. HARDING, p.,n.,.,o.,
J. II SuRRID9E. rsopheoots
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
4 Proclamation.

To the People Of the city Of EUans
UiEle:
1 do hereby call upon all good citizens
of the City of Evansville to aid, by their
influence and example, in preserving
the peace and good order of the city, on
the occasion of the general election, TO
be held on this (Tuesday) the 18th day
of October, 1862
And do hereby respectfully request
and desire all proprietors and keepers
of coffee houses, restaurants and bar
rooms, and other places of entertainment
and amusement within the limits Of the
city, to cause their respective places OF
business to be closed at o'clock A. NJ,
and to be kept closed until o'clock
P. NJ of said day.
And all police officers are hereby re-
quired to be active and vigilant, and to
see that the recommendation herein con-
tanned is strictly observed
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said city, the 18th day of October, A. d.
1862. w. BAKER, Mayor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
VOTE FOR
J o HIN IN @ L e, Jr.
The Union Meeting Last Night.
FoR REPRESENTATIVE.

Mozart Hall was filed last night by a
large and enthusiastic audience, assem-
bled to hear some Union speeches, and
testify to the correctness of the principles
of the Unconditional Union movement
After fireworks in front of the Hall,
and music by the Crescent City Band,
the meeting called out John ]. Chandler,
ESQ.,, who made one of his best efforts,
bringing down the house repeatedly.
Blythe Hynes, John Ingle, jr., James
Harlan of Frankfort, Kentucky, Andy J..
Hutchinson, and Samuel Orr were sue
cessively called out, and addressed the
audience.
Messrs. Hynes and Ingle entertained
the meeting with their usual ability.
Their remarks were eloquent and con-
vincing.
Mr.. Harlin's speech was thrilling, pro-
ducing the greatest enthusiasm. His
position as Kentuckian of the uncondi-
tional Union stamp was a noble one, and
did great honor to his patriotism and
manliness of character.
Andy Hutchinson commented with his
peculiar raciness on the utter falseness O
the pretentions of the Butternut candi-
dates when they claimed to be " uncondi
tionally for the Union" and especially
SO in regard to John A. Reitz. There
was considerable pepper and salt in hi
remarks.
Mr.. Orr proved himself as good an or
ator as he is business man, and showed
his eminent fitness to represent Pose,
and Vanderburgh in the Legislature.
The meeting closed at 10 o'clock, al
pleased with the auspicious termination
of the campaign.
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LOYAL MEN, THINK OF THE Fell
LOWING FACTS (!

Every voter in Yanderburg county
whose sympathies are on the side Of the
rebels is a supporter of John Law, John
A. Reitz ami Thomas e. Garvin.
Every voter who asserts that the South
crn Rebellion was provoked and all but
jastifeI by Northern aggression, is fer
John Law, John A. Reitz, and Thomas
E. Garvin.
Every voter who openly maintains
that the South can never be conquered
supports John Law, John A. Reitz, and
Thomas E. Garvin.
Every voter who chuckles over our de-
feats and depreciates and underesti-
mates our victories, is found throwing
uphis hat for John Law, John A. Reitz,
and Thomas E. Garvin.
Every voter who discourages volun-
teering and denounces drafting, goes for
John Law, John A. Reitz, and Thomas
Z. Garyin.
Every voter who is in favor of COM
polling the Government to conclude an
ingnominious peaee-according to such
terms as the rebels may Dictates strong
or Law, Reitz, and Garvin.
Every voter who desires the return of
Jesse d. Bright to the U. S. Senate, is
doing what he can for Law, Reitz and
Garvin.
Every voter who is trying to create
prejudice against the tax law, confsca-
ton bill and other government measures
necessary to put down the rebellion, hur-
rahs for John Law, John A. Reitz, and
Thomas E. Garvin
Every voter who "runs down" and de-
preciates the currency of the .. S. Gov
ernmen., and labors to convince the peo-
pie that the time is not far of "when a
hatfull will not buy dinner" may be
depended on for Law, Reitz and Garvin.
Every voter who has been engaged in
circulating the reasonable speeches of
Vallandigham, Voorhees,, John G. Davis,
and Seymour of N. York, whom the Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson "a democrat of the
old SCHOOL, deuounces as a returning
fugitive from patriotism" and whose
speech Mr. Dickinson asserts declares
81 in effect, if not in terms, that if either
slavery or the Union must be destroyed,
it should be the Union, those found
circulating such documents are sure to
vote for Law, Reitz and Garvin.
UNION MENi
Investigate these facts, and ascertain
if they are not strictly true. Loyal men
ought not to vote in bad company.
If the soldiers of the rebel army were
permitted to cast their votes in this coun'
ty, they would to man, support John
Law, John A. Reitz, and Thos. E. Gar
,in.
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TO All Union Men in Gibson Count

GENTLEMEN: Your attention is re
specially invited to column of Secesh
Billingsgate and unmitigated falsehood
found in the Gibson Union Democrat
(so-called) of last Saturday, over the
anonymous signature of "QU1GGS." "
Pass that paper round; show it to men
who heard the speeches-it will answer
itself Ask moral men, and members of
the churches, to mark the men who thus
sympathize with treason, and deliber-
ately Islander ministers for defending the
institutions for which their fathers died,
and for which their neighbors and their
neighbors' sons are now pouring out
their hearts blood s.
Mark the cowdrdly traitor-sympathi-
ger who has not the manliness to dis
cuss his principles With loyal men, but
whose weapons are SANDER and false
hood, over fictitious signature.
Neither Mr. Stinson nor myself, in our
speeches at Oakland or anywhere else,
uttered a lcord against loyal Democrats,
as we are abundantly prepared to prove
We urged loyal men of all parties to
unite to put down this most wicked and
unnatural rebellion - the very thing
"Qniggs" is afraid Of Perhaps
"Quiggs" only intended to accomplish
by faIsehood and SANDER what neither
he nor any man of his dnti-Democratic
faction has dared to attempt by manly
arguments. Let him try it again. He
win never make an efficient Secesh I'M
less he can lie little more consistently.
In conclusion, we again recommend
for adoption the noble and patriotic SEN
timents of the lamented Stephen A.
Douglas:
Whoever is not prepared to sacrifice
party organizations and platforms on
The altar Of his country does not deserve
the support and confidence Of honest
people How are we to overcome parti-
san antipathies in the minds of men of
all parties, so as to present a united
front in support of our country We
must cease discussing party issues, make
no illusions to otd party tests, hare no
examinations and determinations, an
dutge Ia no taunts one against the other
as to uho has been the cause of these
troubles.
when we shall have rescued the gov
eminent and country from its perils,
and seen its flag floating over every inch
of American soil, it will then be time
enough to inquire as to who and what
has brought these troubles upon us.
When we shall have government and
country for our children to i've under
in peace and happiness, it shall De time
for each of us TO return TO our party
banners, accordingsto our convictions of
fright and duty Let him be marked as
no true patriot who will not abandon all
such issues in times like these"
Respectfully, ]. G. WHITE.
EVANSVILLE, Oct h.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
RAILROAD RECEIPTS

$50 bush wheat R Mills; pkgs house goods,
Mrs NJ Ruark; bedstead, Henry Heine: stove
pipe Rocker Blont 4 Co; key butter, sack
feathers, E Gilbert& Co: car load slaves, De-
frees: l bbls salt 5 bxs cheese eask glass ware
Bement & Yiele bales tobacco, Z tingst;
bxs h ware, c Babcock: 10 pkgs axess bxs TOOLS,
bdl truss hoop. C s Wells; bxs drugs. oaies
drugs Keller White crates, crockery, Hollings
worth Bro; bxs goods bis mds, Keen Pres
ton; bdl shovels, Geo .Sonntsg Co; 1 case cop
per bx copper, pig tin, scanti1n; , Dds ref
oil. Reilly 90, 7 bxs ware ~ kegs nails bxs
fools u tru 5 hoops, J Straub & Son; bbls oil,
LEIGH q Caristedt; bx pills W Morse: boxes
AMMUNITION: Mai Platt r, Henderson Ky; box
fancy goods, L r Co; sack yarn, W
I'm
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a List Of the Killed, Wounded and
Missing, of 25th Regiment Indiana
Vols, October 5fh, 1862
Field Oficers.-Major HIGHLANDER, Sc
verely, in thigh
Company 4.-Capt. E. J. Randolph,
commanding. Wounded-T j. Bostick,
in hand; VIM J. Blackburn, head; Felix
G. Cash, shoulder; Alex. Hugo, hand;
John NJ Baker, hand; Joseph Gerig, hand;
G + Riddall hand, slightly
Company B.-Alex Darling, Captain
commanding. LIST Corp Herman Salem,
severely; corp. William Hartman, slight
ly; corp. VIM Welker, do; Augusta ohan,
severely; WD Crunk, slightly; Crayton
Barbour, do; George downright, do;
John A Fritz, do; Jacob Miller, do; Mike
Clynes, do; N H Warning, do; c /
Housley, dangerously.
Company C-Lieut 7 J Reed, com.
manding. Corp, w H Kohlman, in
hand, slightly
Company D-Lewis. Hurst, LIST Lien.
tenant commanding. Wounded-First
Lieut.. Lewis Hurst, in left thigh, severe
ly; John Epple, left thigh severely; Geo
NJ Kinley, finger shot off; JAS W Long
in temple slightly; Adolph Smidley, in
breast severely; Wash Masterson, temple
slightly; Lafayette Sharp, arm slightly;
A w Sutton, thigh severely; David r
Tremper, bruised by horse running over
him; Israel Packard, forehead slightly
Company E-Lieut Mason command
ing. Wounded-lst Lieut. VIM L Mason
in shoulder, severely; B L Bridges, leg
amputated; VIM Dellbridger, leg ampu,
tated; Geo Whitaker. in leg; r Sumner
leg and finger; P P Egnew, breast
Company E-Capt. V. c. Larkin com
manding. Wounded-lst Lieut. Il G
Shannon, in wrist severely; Sergt Albert
Norcross, hip slightly; John Ii Oaks, in
head slightly; JAS Aldridge, stunned; Ma
than Aldridge, shoulder slightly; Column
bus Aldridge, do do; Joseph Barnett
leg and ankle severely; John Ellis leg
slightly; David Pierman, two finger.
shot off; A w Browning, thigh slightly
Company H-Capt James 7 Wright
commanding. Killed-lst Lieut. Spen
Ger Webster, shot near heart; Samue
Miller, shot in head; Justus Matthews
shot in thigh. Wounded-Corp JOIN
Cramer, shot in arm, slightly; corr
Thomas Tanner, shot in arm and back
do; corp William Black, shot in head
do; corp Frederick Foster, shot in hand
do; Lyman NJ Buddington, shot il
groin, severely; Walker Duncan, sho
in mouth, slightly; William c. Tweedy
shot in thigh, do; Samuel Becks, shot il
thigh, do; William Hawkins, shot il
breast, do; A c Alexander, shot il
breast, do
Company G-1st Lieut. VIM H Cren
shaw, commanding. Sergt l. Hinkle
shoulder; sergt John Nilsson, in arm
slightly; corp Job Chadwick, side anc
hip, severely; James r. England, chin
slightly; George Gibbs, leg amputatedi
Leander Grammar, arm, severely; Wnl
Paris, testicles; Henry H Wcddle, head
severely; Soloman III Wright, finger shot
off; Peter Griffin, leg slightly.
Company K-lst Lieut A ] Enlow
commanding. Wounded-1st lieut. A J
Enlow, in leg, slightly; sergt Samuel
Eskridge, in foot; David T Allen, il
elbow; Morris H Brady, in knee; John
w Castle, in ANGLE; Stephen d William
son, in leg; Edward ID Woods, in foot
slightly; John Shafer, in hand
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
VOTE FOR
GEORGE WOLFLIN
FOR SHERIFF

INsuaANcE.-The fall of the year being
the season when accidents from fire are
the most frequent, as the numerous fires
that have occurred during the past month
would seem to prove, we would advise
all who have property not fully insured
to call at once on J. w. NExsEE, Insur-
ance Agent, in Marble Hall building,
Main street, and obtain Policy in one
of the companies for which he is the
agent. We can recommend him as a
prompt man, representing prompt and
safe companies.
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VOTE FOR
UNCLE JOE CALDWELL
FOR TREASURER.

of company commanders, who were par
ticularly deserving of an honorable men
ton are the following: Sergeants Nor
cross and Garner, and private Barnett OF
Co. F; Sergeants Green and Keith and
Corporal Mcbride of Co. C; Corporal
Hubbard and private Wright and Gibbs,
of Co. G.; and Sergeant Lewis and Cor.
poral Roger of Co. H.
The conduct of all the men, with but
few exceptions, is worthy of the highest
praise, and am firmly confident that
Drawer and more daring men are not to
be found anywhere.
am Captain,
very respectfully,
WIN. II. MORGAN,
Col. 18th Ind. Vol. Infantry
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NOfiee.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will do me a kindness by
calling Immediately and settling up their
accounts / want to continue in bust
ness, and to do so will have to collect
what ia due me, as most of my stock was
burnt THos. SoANTLIN.
ol0+ ,
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Attention Cavalry.

Capt Francis NJ Edmonds, late ofthe
AID Indiana, has been authorized to re-
cruit for the cavaly battalion ordered TO
be organized in the first District for bor-
der service. Pay and bounty, same as
in infantry companies, under general or
der No. 40 and 81.
This is splendid opportunity to enter
pleasant brancq of the service. Re-
cruiting Office at Nelson's auction room,
opposite the Court House.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
UNION MEN I
Provost Marshal Appointed.

be following dispatch was received
estcrday afternoon, by Col WIN. E.
HoLLINGswoRrH of the Legion. lie is
clothed with full power to call out an
adequate force to suppress any disturb
ance of the public peace that may be at
tempted at any place in the County.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
The Returns.

Will our friends in the various parts
of the District please send in the cleo
ton returns as soon as possible. Be
sure to write names and figures plainly.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

eG- Oysters, oysters, fresh oysters re
ceived daily and for sale by H. Hermann.
Warranted fresh and good
A constant supply Of Northern Ice on
hand and for sale by .rssr
Oet2-2w III. HERMANN.
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g.5g-AIcssrs FINCH. RELY and GAR-

bs15 3IcSsrs. FINUH, KEIIA and UAIl
YIN, the people want to know whether
you viii aaler Qny circumstances lchot-
e5ei., vate for Jesse ID. Bright for United
States Senator, in case any or all of you
shou9d be elected to the State Legisla-
ture7 Gentlemen, your silence on this
important subject, can only be construed
one way.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
HOME INTERESTS.

BaS" Persons in want of fine, cheap,
and durable likenesses, viii find it to
their advantage to call at J. Perry Eli
otis City Gallery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

9 s@-The light draaght May Duke,
Capt. Josh. Throop, Gus. Dusouchet,
Clerk, leaves at noon to-day for Cairo
and way points. She is swift end relis-
BILE. Get aboard.
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LOST!

II osr BETWEEN soNNTAG,sl HARDWARE
IL Store and the Post Office, TWENTY DOL.
LARS In Treasury Notes, the inderwill be reward.
ed by leaving 1t at this Office.
0ct1t
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BEWARE

OF spurious tickets, especially one head
ed " Unconditional Union Ticket" with
Democratic" in small letters before
Ticket" Seeing that the Uncondi-
tional Union Ticket is the strongest, the
Butternuts have stolen the livery of
Heaven to serve the Devil in"
Read your ticket carefully before ro-
ting it. See that it contains the right
name, which are those at the head of
this paper, with the addition of GEORGE
VIOLIN for Sheriff; JOSEPH NJ CALD-
WELL for County Treasure; ALEXANDER
AADDox for County Commissioner; Eli
LIS LEWIS for District Attorney; adrian
You've for Coroner; and WILLIAM WAR
Rem for Township Assessor.
We say again, be sure and read your
ticket before voting.
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CtTRAYED, FROM A PASTURE NEAR GOOD
- seville, Ind, sorrel Horse years old. No
marks remembered Had on vbcn be lett web
halter LOUIS T0Pr,
octl3-st Ofthe firm Of T0pf& Loug.
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'IsDlAHAPoLIs, Oct. l3, 1862.

fIYDlAEAPoLIs, Oct. IL, 1862.
"CoI, HoLLiNCswoRTH;
"You are hereby appointed Deputy
Special Provost Marshal for the State OF
Indiana. Do your duty.
D. G. RosE,
Special Provost Marshal."
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STRAYED.

EROM TIE UNDERSIGNED ABOUT THE
II 18th inst, one Bay Horse, 6 hands high has
the big jaw and marks of the big head. A reward
will be given foT information Of said horse
lw J. & JAOTrFss A co
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ga- Should the 8th-of-January ticket
succeed in this State, we doubt not, in
the eloquent language of Daniel S. Dicki-
son. III
"Jef. Davis would proclaim another
dag of Thanksgiving, though it might
have to be kept in fasting, and illuminate
Richmond, and well he might, for its sue
cess would be more hurtful to the cause
Of the Union than the loss of the army
Of the Potomac and the capture and sack
ing of Washington"
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REWARD.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Une hundred UOllALs hcMaIu.
OST on FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, THE 18th
i 4 and 18th inst, ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY
FIVE D0LLARS- The above reward will bs paid
any ono finding and returning the same. The
package of money was wrapped up in piece Of
brown paper The money consisted of Indiana and
Kentucky bills and Treasury notes, new issue.
lwd ISAAC WEINSTINE.
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Found.

ON THE PLANK ROAD, A LEATHER
" Pocket Book, containing money. The owner
can obtain IL By calling at this office and paying
charges. = s 1855 scpi2
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DOORS. SASH. &c.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL PROM CHICAGO OF
N Flooring, Doors and Sash for sale by
sep27-d&wim JOHN y. GLOVER.
IL Just received from the patriotic Bluegrass"
peighborhood. for sale At vIcKERY BROS,
angie No ~ MAiu sfrset
DEAR sTARCH-25 BOXES JERK L NJ
vIcKERY BROS.