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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25

. Then we shall know that we are moi
4 enemies, but that we are friends and
I brothers. Then we shall know that this
Union is a reality; and we shall mourn,
am sure, with sincerity, equally over
the grave of the misguided, whom we
have consigned to his last resting place,
with pity for his error, and with the
same heartfelt grief with which we mourn
over his brothers, by whose hand, raised
in defense of his Government, that mis-.
guided brother perished.
81 When we part tomorrow night, let US
remember that we owe it to our country
and to mankind that this war shall have
Tor its conclusion the establishing of the
principal of demoratic government-the
simple principle that whatever party what
ever portion of the Government prevails
by constitutional suffrage in an election.
that party is to be respected and main. maaiin
tanned in power until it shall give place.
on another trial and an other verdict to
a different party or different portion Of
the people Applause. I
g Ii you do not do that, you are drifting
at once and irresistibly to the very verge
OF the destruction of your Government
But with that principle, this government
of ours--the pnrest, the best, the wisest
ana happiest in the world-must De. and
SO far as we are concerned, practically
will be, immortal. Cheers. Fellow
good night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25
COLLECTORS SALE.

cIot,ector's Sale of Real Estate for the payment
I Oof the costs and expenses Of Sidewalk Improve
ments.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT tl n
IN virtue Of precept issued by the Mayor 0i IN, lIs
CITY of Evansville and TO me directed, wla sen
At nubIic auction, at the door of the Ceirt h0use
in said CITY, Friday, November 27, at l0 CLOCK
a m the following Lots or parcels OF Reai Estate,
or 40 much thereof as may be necessary 70 pay Lhe
amount charged and assessed against sad LOIS re-
snectiyeIy for the costs and expenses OF mahihg
Sidewalk improvements upon said Lots, togeIner
ith the costs of sae and that the said sale VIII Oe
continued on the nextday thereafter, VIZ; oatut
day. the 2sth of November, at 10 O'Clock NJ, al
The same place for the purpose of selling sncn prop
ertv as NAV have been sold on the day above mem
oned and not paid for:
- W UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
Northeast three ,fourths of Lot No. 1e, John
7. McC ain, owner, 81 90.
LAMASCo. r-
| I,ot4 Block I30, II. Q. Wheeler, owner - o.
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
lot 21, block 10, G. Copeland, owner, 81 5O
| I.ot D. Block 10, G. Copeland, owner, 81 so.
4 sTocKwELL's ENHANCEMENT.
7 fractional lot 8, Block 1, a. B. Carpenter
owner, IS 81. porpp1E co,,ec,or
Evansville, Nov. IL, 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25

VACCINE VIRUS FOR SALE AT
-----s. sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25

bellion, and bless the associations of thi.
day and place and scene forever. AS
the trees are not dead, though the foil,
age IS gone, SO our heroes are not dead,
though their forms have fallen-with
their proper personality they are all with
Thee, and 1.-THE spirit of their example is
tere. It fills the air, it fills our hearts.
and long as time shall last it will hover
IN the skies and rest on the Landscape.
And the Ragrims of our own land, and
all lands, will be thrilled with its ins pira-
ton, and increase and confirm their de.
votion to liberty, religion and God.
The orator of the day was Hon. Ed
ward Everett, of Massachusetts,, and that
OF itself is sufficient evidence as to the
efoquence and beauty of the oration. 1t
had been prepared with great care and
thoroughly memorized so that the orr :
tor had no occasion for his manuscript Or
a prompter. 1t is too lengthy for our col
unns, but will no doubt be placed in the
reach of every family in the land.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Everett's ad.
dress the following elaov vvos en-,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25
VOLUNTEERING!
$500 BO q N T Y
For New Recruits!
S4O2 BOU N T 2
For Veteran Volunteers!

Ikl ANA, the Governor has called for seven
or more Companies of Infantry and five Com
panies of Cavalry from this District. Shall he
have them2 / call upon you to give the answer.
Ny answer is, HE SHALL" VIII you endorse
itl / think you will. Your country needs your
services in the army, and offers you inducements
which will enable you to leave your families
amply provided for.
Any one wishing to recruit for the Regiment
by raising Companies, or parts of Companies, will
receive commissions for that purpose by applying
to me in writing, accompanied by proper recon-
mendations,, directed to Mt. Vernon, Posey coun-
ty, Indiana, until the organization Of the en-
campment. . JOHN A MANN,
Commandant 1st District.
Other papers in the District please copy
I
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. VARIETY STORE.
PUSHES VARIETY STORE,
No. 20 Main Street.

rs THE PLACE TO FIND FANCY GOODS,
i Combs, BRUSHES, Pocket Wallets, Card Cases,
Tablets, Scissors, Knives, Watch Keys, Guard
Chains, Thimbles, Needles, Pins, Tape Measures,
Beads, Belt Clasps, Goggles, Spectacles. Their
mometors, French Harps, Pop Guns, Ivory Rat
ties MarhIes, Chessmen, Dolls, Corset Clasps,
Soap. Jewelry, Violin Strings, Work Boxes
Writing Desks, Feather busters, Bird Cages;
| obiIdrens' Carriages, Ladies' Fancy work anu
TraSehhs Da'A0''' A'''' : ~ sep21
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
Nm Third het. Main and Locust s

mHIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, wHIt
is we'll known throughout the country, P
.assas Stable advantages superior to any sini
sstabIishment in the City, having arrangeme
for the seception of private horses at livery OF
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, Ii.
Wagons and every kind of road vehicle to
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Bugs
for sale at the very lowest prices. Passengers 4
Garded to all parts of the country by special c
yeyance RICHARDSON, BRITT0N & &C
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25

A RTIC L0TIAN, FOR FROST BITE
n Limbs, for sale at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-25
DRUGS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOOTH AMI
n Hair Brushes just received az
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
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Nem Publications.

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Nen Civilizations.

NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
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Published by bradban from the Ens'sh edition II
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seu Of many mems thoughts feelings ana 'ane' upon TIC
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From The Evangelist ~
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s.tby Prtrbsrd Sir Thomas Brown, flato Isaac lhyiof
~ ,core, Of Others familiar In the history
al literature science aud Theology
From The Boston Transcript.
TIL. wo,k before us by Horace Weby gives In brief the
,p,on, beei. and sape. sons which history and ters
tue ord 10 any pertaining to what may be called
he mysteries Of bumsnity Life aud time the nature Of the
,op .nruA life mental phenomena, belief end skepticisn,
death the resurrection Sc, discussed AID iu trsted
non tho highest sIhoIes from tradition and scripture,
Eryptaa -gend aud CATsao iact., Greek fable, and III
MUS Progress truy religious pTt prrvadss the BOOK
the result o. patient research and to & phosopLeT the
psycho the ostte the cGous, the pious the
humane sppea. in iu and fiequent knowedge, sUgses
don, and aiIOn y
krou Tie London Review
sThis book result, extensive reading and carefu
netting gathering sre'y of opinions aBc spec
lsoa oe.iiog pay olosy, the phenomena OF LIE, aud
ths aud eAi,teBco of the soul WITH be-e ale
Blended facts anecdotes personal traits Of character and
well grounded VITA the guiding intention Of
the Christian faith the thoughts and
illusions If he great good Of the esth Nil Horace We
BY has brought gtaer OF matter winch nnght De
ght vain through the most extensive library AID ",
know of which strongly comPels reflection ane
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I Whittier the Bishops Bark Carries Him; H. The Flood
The THEOLOGICAL Evidences Ill The Fiood-No Dis
proof from, Geology Nv The Bishops Arithmetic a; Fault
" The Passover aid s Significance VI. The Exodus VII
The Bible and Modern Science VIII Moses Piescner Of
Christ TX The Penis,eueh Part Of the Rule OF Faith X Tue
Stones OF Egypt wita-sse. Moses Xl. Further MoHu
mental Witoesses 70 Moses.
Ia expressed opinon ofthe press OF the other
Tvers Coeno satisfactory interesting Or
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Sen, by mail, postpaid On receipt Of price
Published by JOHN BRADBURS
Successor 10 ~ Doolsdy No a. Wskrt.st, New. York
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Tn. Detroit Ir1nun- -s...


The !, live no, only in the sabjee; handled
but m to. suber estni-ut. Mr.. Hesdsy cannot be &C
cus.d Of party bias Radicals sd Conservatives share hi. st.
,.nton by turns Iuco potency receives u, pefted eIpos
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The Connecticut Pre., .sy.:


We DO not hoiltste say IL the bss subscription book
that we have published in this souny. The nechsn
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In ADDITION ths IL il illustrated with portraits sHd na
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now"
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TWO NEW BOOKS.

Mes,rs. TICKNOR L FIELDS Publish this Day
OUTDOOR PAPERS.
BY THOMAS WENTWORTH ulGGINS0N
vol, lbmo. price 81 70.
Saints aud their Bodies Tho Health Of our Oirla
Physical Courage. April Days
A Letter to Dyspeptc My Outdoor Study.
The Murder Of tue Innoceu,s. Watef.LiieA
Barbarian and Civilization The Life OF Birds.
Gympastcs. The Procession Of the rloUefa
A New Counterblsst. Snow.
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Mem Publications.

Nem Publications.
| GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
ANOTHER EDITION READY TO-DAY.
EDMUND KIRKEs NEW BOOK.
MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS,
JUST PUBLISHED
and very large demand for 1t already eIistisE
MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS,
II. new Book BY the Au,horof
"AMoN0 THE PINES"
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SUPERIOR TO "AMoN0 THE PINES"
"Thsss vivid .ketches arc Interesting chapters Of
novel, and they form important part Of the indirect ss
mony whereby the future historian VIII sucida.s The pressn
bloody rehabilitation Transcript
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u,ius int his doineaons Of negro life ssmshinG very Ike
reality His picture, Of Southern life sboundius they do
in strong LIGHTS aud shades are not Ia the main ansr"INev.
York Void
Its yl. attractive and susossing the dialogues run
ming through captivating the las. descs and tho pio
lures d.suersoyp.s will not DO forgotten By those
who look .te.dy upon them Boston Banner Of Light
"Mr Kirie s.s written book for which every earnest
friend Of hi. country that read, will thsnk him. Albany
Statesman.
81" tuthfu.r portrsaro Of th. peculiar Institution than
Uncle Tom. C.bun'"-lS. Y. Examiner.
"Iwinbe hard task to ssins.y the statements Of Mr.
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,,,,udiee but u.is Known the truth IN relation TO
III. sos,h"-lst Pss Pre-"
enter. into the very heart Of Southern Me- and reveals
| ,,s mos, ,sere, ny,,she.'-l Boston Flag
Deeply ln,sresng marked by 'ngleiiy OF HJls nat
ural and trs. humor sad pato." Bosen Journal
"Ths haarcs Of southern life sharply and Hu,hfuy
defined In il"-lPhllsdslphis Chronicle.
while not novel It 10 a. captivating a. The last new
one Iii. truth dressed in her ,a,e., AID charming
Earb."- Indianapolis Democrat
More lf..hio scenes and nHrs,ons given,
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10 any publication. "-l RoIbury Journal.
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TIL. Rocb-,,.t Advertiser uy,:

The Rochester Advertiser says:
Th. assnt Tor this WORK has obtained long t Of nance
many citizens who critical judges Of I'll.
y,lu. OF such alton Nj Hesdl.y has given a-
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elegant and fully meets our eIpeeaiisns Ia every
Ie.p-ct"
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The Hartford Times ssys:
We have heretofore spoken OF te brilliant powers Of MI
Hesdsv popular wTiier and 1t 10 not too much to
tbs NJ m splendid volume Of history OF credit.
able TO tne whence II came, has ever been published
bi.tnr, Was needed asa Of tho many that preparing
h. Of esdsys ond question the most splendid and
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Tie Connecticut Christian Secretary ssys;
Mr. HeAdey style TINS Doos IL not only sparkling and
brilliant but Ieispicuous direct and condensed For military
noy emeuts ad MI hesdiey Possesses dcseT
tive powsr.t rarely equaed and his nsrrl,es Of sc and
the progress .vca regard the whole s-cu
and reliable and most able and tkla treatment Of tie
subject ID hand"
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WATERS CHORAL HARP-A new sun

w dsy-Schoo Book Of oo pages. Of beautiful hymns
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HEADLEY's HISTORY OF TIE GREAT REBEL


LION.
frat rolums IL complete and ready for delivery Ii
braces peroo Of Two years. and contains record Of
more snx aud events than have occurred In
whole previous h,tIy. 1t should hnd place in every
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beat. with syInpstny for their bleeding and mp1rcd
b. proo.n, officers OF the sImy aud navy well by our
beat judges Of historical literature.
AlopI usny pro iDent who have pstonised ths
netiontl Work are tne following:
A LINCOLN. President UUit.d Ststes
Hon Nm. 5EwAED. secretary Of State
Hon. NJ BLAIR Postmas,sr Gs1efsL
Hon. D. +. CHASE Secretary Treasury.
uoa. r. M STANTON, Secretary OF War.
Hen. GiDEos WKLLEs. Secretary Navy.
Hou. J + UsnER, secretary Interior.
X Is. TAsEY. &. J. U Supreme Court
J. boLT. Judge AdvocateOsBeraL
hon. RED L. STANTON EI.OoverDor kausAA
Hon. PETEH PARKEh. Minister to China.
Prot. A. d. BAC8E, U 5. Coast Survey.
GEo. HARRINGTON, Assistant 4. NJ General.
o. w SAMPSON, fIesioent Columbia College.
}. A UhAbAs Register OF TrcasuTy.
N SAh0EsT Cpinuh.siObrT OF Customs.
j. tNDkRwOOD, FINN AUDITOR.
}, MADisOs CUTS. second Controller
b. +. fhgscn, Coumiss,oner Public Buildings
hiChAaD "ALLACk, Mayor Washington.
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hA''ASoI IiksAss. New y ok.
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THE Rev. JOHN CUMMINGS, ID. d.,
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COLENSO.
MOSES RIGHT AND COLENSO WRONG.
BEING COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES On THE
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