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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

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wees q iss late Pew Dr. Robirsou place y.ssrday
Afternoon from the xroer street Presbyterian church
amous me srss Congregation assembled The oooasoo
many u the mo-, .ninsut ciefsywrn a this ely
number q the c1e.rs sni merssrs u the Ns~ Ye's
HsiNricai ssc,s;y slso poses, On tho VA % tbe
silver lsri-i rosewood colin silver paie t~afins
~. fl8~ing ipscfipton .--fsidsad fablnsra taa
Alvu 10, iTA died Janusry a. is,3H rbc f9bslg
esnii@msn CHEATED a. pail bearers 10y. y vr.''
Rev. NJ HcIAin, hrY. rmou hersin, Hsy = y, 49, -
eek gsv. Hsnfy n Hpith, nsY. " ~ f@asyggW
CfAris. Hss<hs. Mr. thAres Batter anf ~ :. - ~
land Tie frnsrs services wers t~rformNa ~ -
ec,sns ss-st.a ~ pes rv rerrs Esv ~ Fsnnr
,r.se'n a.. funeral sernsn from fbs isri bud the
shsshs - nfu asd tho barsss ussfef hpsf We
.s,s.'. $1,000 ~. Iosy -s ,assn 70 The sssosf
syesue fW sssrtessi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

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Tho uuier u,.u,,on.d gcrs - nnuous,scA M IN tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

rhe Senatorial Contr0versy-0rceIcy
Raymond and Bcccher tn the Lobby
Members Hanging Out their Sign for
Bids-Dcbate on Arbitrary Arrests-Rs-
duction or Import Duties on Paper
Isaac ". Fowler's Petition, &c., so.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

There was rare specimen Of Copper.
headism assembled in Luce township,
Spencer Co, Augsst 22nd. They were
SIS poison as the upas tree. They met
tor The purpose OF selecting delegates 10
the County convention to nominate can.
didates for county officers g
Preceding TO business, n. j. Howal
called the audience to order. lie also
moved that Jordan Jones be appointed
President, and j. NJ. Lemon, secretary.
whGR .xgS axreed 70 unanimously.
following persong q committee 10 report
delegates Messrs James Osborne. ".
b. Richardson, Leouidas Ellis, and N
J. HowaL The committee reported the
following Distinguished gentry: Messrs.
Ed Barns, Levi Axiom, Win. Carter.
AVm Briscoe, james Barnett, Sen, vii
lis Barneit, Levi Boyd, Vim Mattinely.
w w Clark, and l. ". Richardson.
After the committee reported, the most
Hon. G.. T. Bleweit addressed the Con.
Yention 10 the entire 80 lisiaetion OF all
the Copperheads and Butternuts present
The matt part Of bis discourse was, ct
course, in deuunciation Of the ConSsca.
ton act, the Emancipation Proclamation.
and every act Of the President or Con-
gressmen calculated TO suppress this
etrocious rebellion. lie thoaFht that
Mr. Lincoln was quite an honest poli,i-
eian, but a very dishonest President
He gave no reasons shy. but merely as.
serted it i; while the CoppeFheads sat
with their heads thrown back AID mouths
wide open, evidently swallowing every
word that was said
The speaker seemed 10 thipk that the
Northern demagogaes excited the South
cru mind BY their abolition proclivifies
He appeared 20 like the President very
much, aad was willing to stand bv- him
as long as he stood by tue Consultation
rs Il is and the I mon as il was.
Mr. Blewetl said that the Democrats had
voted raeu and money to the President
to put GAVIN the reLellion as he wanted
them, winding no the paragraph by saw.
iIlg that ValiSudigham was nat a traitor.
and that there vas no good Democrat
who does not iudorss the principles OF
Seymour. vorhoes, Vallandisham aud
Hendricks.
The speaker INDUCED in tauuts and
threats for about one hour and half
while his CoppeFhead friends enjoyed
themselves in pensive exsiacy, while,
doubtless, their benighted minds we're
Illuminating over the tyranny of the Yam
kee Government He thought that
Gov. Morton would be right ii be knew
how. lie asked it the Democrats
ever opposed the war, and closed by say
ing that the Democrats had gone to the
war and done everything to put down the
rebellion that they ought to.
There was about one hundred and sc.
y persons present, about oBe-foaFth Of
whom took part in the Convention.
REp BRUsH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
HONS INTERESTS.
NetIee to the Public.

J. J. COIN has jast received from the
East s., 600 worth Of dry goods, consist
ing OF 100 pieces Of prints, 80 pieces OF
bleaehed and 80 pieces of unbleached
muslin; delaines, merinos, shawls, bed
spreads, WOODEN skirts, napkins, towels,
tsbIe-cloths, linenss also, 100 dozen Of
mems and ladies' shoes, consisting Of
ten dozen Of congress CATERS, 10 dozen
goat shoes, 20 dozen calf shoes, 20 dozen
children's shoes, Of all kinds, 10 dozen Of
mems brogans, cloth CATERS, boots and
shoes Of all kinds; also large lot Of
gents clothing, consisting Of over coats,
pants, vests, dress coats, etc The sale
will be next Thursday, September Sd, at
9 o'clock, A. n, especially for ladies;
next Saturday, September 9th for gentle
men. The goods viii be ops ne for in
speetion next Wednesday.
Four good working horses viii = sold
next Thursday, September 50, at A n.
J. J. COIN, Aaetioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

NEE YoRK, Aug. 3l-The TribuHe's
Washington dispatch says that letters re-
eeived from Aarysville, California, speak
Of considerable activity in the sale Of
government bonds along the lines OF
completed and projected railroads
On Sunday last two men, belonging 20
the rebel Eavy, arrived in this city, sent
up from the camp Of Point Lookout,
and we're incareerated in the the old
capital prison Their story NAV be told
thus: On the night Of Wednesday, Au-
gust II, Lieutenant Wood, Of the Con-
iederaie Navy, left RichmtOd with II
men and four boats, loaded ffom wagons,
aud about dozen wagons. containing
stores, ammunition, &c. The expedi-
ton proceeded across the Chickahominy
river, taking the route Of the peninsula
across the Pamunkey and Nefapan rivers,
and Saturday reached Piankatank Ii
appears the object Of the expedition be-
came known On this river is stationed
q United States guub0at The intention
OF Lieat Wood was 10 surprise the gun
boat and kali or capture the crew and
( then put 20 sea as a pirate. in case the
I boat was we'll supplied with stores and
ammunition his wagons could return 10
/ Richmond
II any thing was needed he had all
/ shat Was requisite with him. Every
| preparation Was made for the success Of
the expedition The men were armed
with rifles, pistols and catlasseA On
! Sunday the force was divided, sixty
four men 70 20 with Lieut. Wood, tie
balance 20 rwmain With the wagons Ca
Sunday night the party set out IN boats
and soon reached the neiehbosAood Of
the gunboat Instead Of surprising the
crew, however, the rebels were Surprised
when in three hundred yards, the gun
boat was suddenly Illuminated and such
deadly discharge poured iuto their
boats that only Lieut. Wood aud four
men escaped.
The Times special says the Enlistment
Of eolored troops in the southern eoun.
ties IS progressing favorably. The slaves
are glad 10 enlist 20 escape sersitude.
Their owners are rebels or secession sym
pathizers.
The Times has adyices from New Or
leans Of the 10Th via Cairo. Very i'm
por,ant military movements we're going
on, but their eNaet character We are leit
to imagine.
The prices ofthe neeesssvies % life
have stiil further reeeded IN New Or
leans, IA consequence Of continued ar
rivals from above Communication with
81 Louis and other points above IL now
quite regular
Ger. Banks has recently iasHed two
important ordeFs--one directing Gen.
Batlers assessment to be enforced
against parties who subscribed 20 the
loan raised 20 defend Nt1 ORLEANS
against the United States authorities,
END s8Py5aFsisS'G BE % ua sasf sf re
Department all monies 10 their posses
sion belonging TO the regisiered enemies,
or those convicted Of. rendering aid ard
comfort to the enemies Of the United
Statea
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
rA- slowlv bu. ssreIy The Louisville

H3- Slowly bot ssreIy the Louisville
Democrat is drifting upon the rock Of re-
beilion. II has now reached the point
that # thinks Il was hard test Of patri-
otism for tire Soath 70 submit 70 Pres
ident elected In acordance with the pro-
visions of the Federal Constitution. IL
was oct 2 severe test forsham 70 submit
to Boehanan, and other minority Presi-
dents eiseted IN the same Fay, bot it was
N submit IN R1paisIican psssi.ienf -
Ode step more sad the Democrat will
declare that the South was justiasble ia
the course they took and that the gov
eminent is wagipg an unjust war. We
copy from The democrat on this Poiut:
II may be interesting TO recall upon
Just chat principles this war started, to
see how widely Il has departed from
them. The canse Of tits easily recalled,
when eight States threw of their allegi-
suee under the expressed fear that their
rights aud Institutions would not be re-
eognized and protected BY q sectional
President, elected entirely By 3 SECTION.
Condemn The rebels as much a. We may.
it must be confessed chat the election Of
Presideni upon an asowedly hostile
platform, and who in the majority Of the
Southern States did not receive 20 much
as n single vote, was a severe test of pat.
TiOtism
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Are cOpperheads traitors,

Mr.. W. A. Porter, of Greene county.
Pennsylvania, was in PHILADELPHIA few
days since, when be was solicited hv
Charles lugersoll, the President Of the
"Central Democratic Club" 10 appear
at the Club House and address the rabble
which usually constitute the audiences at
that resort Mr., Porter has been and
still is, q Democrat-bu: that son Of to-
ries and tory himself, Ingersoll, supposed
that he was Of the traitor stripe Of Dem
ocrats Accordingly, when Me-. Porter
appeared ut the Club House, he very
much asionished the Copperheads BY de-
claring that he was War Democrat
that he was convinced that Il was the
duty of every true man TO support the
Administration Units efforts TO put down
the rebellion, and that all who oppose
those efforts we're alike traitors with
those n arms such a speech vas aol
looked for by Ingersoll The officers Of
the Club we're dumb-foanded with the
noble sentiments thus bravely expressed.
The rabble, the poor deluded mass, who
are made the eats nav of the trsitors
who control the Club, began to below
with rage, declaring that they were all
Copperheads, aud demanding that Mr.
Porter be elected from thereon In
deed. il vas with difficulty that Mr.. Por.
ter escaped with his life, after having
thus declared himselt In favor af sdssai,l-
ing the Government in the presence of
an organization whose object is 70 eou-
tribute 70 Its overthrow.
We repeat the question, Are Copper
heads Tsaiforsf Let this incident an
swer.-Hdrris6arsh Telegraph
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
The American House SIN Lives -
New Improvements.

Having leased the above-naued house
for term Of yesrs. | have spared no
pains or expense in putting every de-
par,ment Of this popular hotel in most
perfect repair | have also fitted up a
nice bar adjacent 10 the Office, where AZ
all times the choicest Of wines and
liquors will be kept, and polite and ct
teutive sasn TO wait upon my patrons
aud friends.
a stries watch viii ~ al times be kept
during the night; and particular uffen-
ton VA BE- paid 20 guests arriving ard
departing on boats, both day and night
Ny table shall ~ ali times be simply
supplied wiih the best the market affords.
aud b7 strict attenii0n 10 business and
the wants Of The public, ! hope TO obtain
large share Of the publie patronage, Of
which ! shall endeavor to render myself
worthy. ] J. PiiIsHuRT
CHARLIE Han, Clerk aug6-dif
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
EsH York C09teFheaiSs---Hois fhey
Lie---Besperate Efforts 10 Excite
finnesiffon Ia the Draft.

Iron ~ Ssv York oomsere'4i = dTefsissr.
About fortnigh, since q telegram
came from Albany 70 the fslloEing ef-
feet:
4" An Official -repor. made by Adjutant
General SpFsgae - Governor Seymour.
shows New Ycris city 70 have furnished
from the beTianing Of the var 1858
men IN excess Of her quota, not count
ing 1851 sent By her on three ocea-
sious Fl sudden peril for the defense Of
the Capital"
This statement was very startling, as
q was IN contradiction of all former hg-
ares and the general impression Of the
people. Inquiry was made Of the Adm
tart General in regard TO this report,
when he said be bad submitted no such
document and that no such excess as re-
ported could be shown By the figures in
his Office The denial Of General
Spragae was published in the Albany
Journal Soon after The Argus publish
ed detailed statement Of the volunteers
/ furnished by the State and city OF New
Y, TX, from April IS, 1861, 70 july ],
1868, and which showed an excess in
favor Of NV York 70 the number Of
-, Isl, a few thousand short Of the num-
Der reported by telegraph. This seemed
70 prove The general truth OF the tele-
s.s,.. and 10 ,lispFove the denial Of Gen
eral Sprnaue. Fmrfhsy innniry was
made Of bin, By the Albany Journal,
when the Adlutant General said hat the
discrepancy arose from the omission Of
a col nmn q figures which be had pre-
pared, TO show what proportion Of the
! 1851 men enrolled in New York should
be credited 70 the country, and that this
omitted column contained y 900 names
With this amendment the city could be
shown to be deficient fEt
. Now comes tbs serious part Of the
plot The Albany Journal charges the
Argus with having nutiiated the report
by emitting the cgIamn Of hgures. This
charge was denied The Journal thea
presented "a new fact in the contro.
versy, and says:
aWhen consent was given 70 publish
the report TO which the muiilated table
was appended, Gen sps8gue proceeded
to the Argus Office 10 read the proof
On doing so, he expressed surprise at the
omission 0f one column of fignres-the
column which contained the estimated
credits for the coantryi aud, on being
told that no such column accompanied
the report he marked upon Che margiH
Of the proef sheet NE figures which he
desired TO have inserted ia lieu Of the
omitted column Bat the correction
was not made, and thus, Tie matilafiot
commenced at The CAPITOL 1as Tepeated
I IN tie office II Che Arg,is-
This exposes a nice game Of ihimble
rigging, and sets in good light the in
eorFuptibie and innocent patriots Of Al
bany, who have been before the people
so recently With their plausible letter.
aud reports.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
paArrEp EpIron-H or MS raKrs ~

DaAFrEn EDlroR-How ne TAXES n
The editor Of the Cuba On, " Tf=e
Patriet has dra IN 2 prize. 4 I'd the. chap
Hasiua iecciyed a polite Invitation from
the Provost Marshal OF this Distric. 10
attend a select party which Is to come
oil some somewhere down South, .se tl.is
week take leave Of the readers Of the
True Patriot for longer Or shorter
period, as Ged willsit. In other words.
We have been drafted into the United
States service, and we are coming,
Father Abraham, one hundred aud
n'netyrseyen pounds strong. We have
only time TO state that we do not grum-
BILE becauee We have been struck. Not
bit Of I'll The draft is bully Let il
20 itl''
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
80 Al ths Iaal dale. from chnrIe

co. At the last dates from Charles.
toa, the noH-eomhatants we're having
the city, day and night, 10 continuous
stream. Who wouid have thought there
wss hundredih part so many non.eon-
batants.i there The world has thought that
the whole population would SIGHT like
deyils-the able-bodied fellows with mus.
ket, pike, and pistol, tho old men with
canes and crutehes, the old aud young
women With hre9s@s!llcss,. -i5yiagpegss
pins, and the little boys With wooden
swords, toy-cannon, and squirt-guns
But To- thousands are running away
Alas for all the ehivalryl-LoUis jour.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
FROM ARKANSAS.
The Opposing Armis. clos. to Each
Price has $4,000 Men.

ST. Lofts, Aug 81 The Republicans
Memphis special, speaking Of matters in
Arkansas, says Gen. Price, with 5000
rebels, is at Bayou Metric, a strong
point on White River, IL niles above
Duvalfs BlsG, where battle may be lex
pected
Oar forces are now at Duvalrs BlufF,
81 miles from Little Rock This point
will probably be made a base of supplies.
as 1t can be r,Achcd by White River at
the lowest stage of water
Skirmishing IS constantly going on,
bat our loss is slight
The rebel force in Southern Texas Is
estimated at 1900 Magruder has en-
forced the CONSUMPTION TO its fullest ex-
tent.
The rebel guuboat Grand Duke, with
800 bales Of cotton, was burned at
Shreveport
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Card.

To the Editors q the Evansville Joarnsl:
ALLOW me to eorreet paragraph in
your issue of yesterday, thar brings me
in connection with the editor Of the Hen
deeson Ne,cs
No remark Of nine ia reference 10
HE editor Of the Henderson Ncrs could
be construed as disrespeetful to him, nor
did she author Of said paragraph receive
any information frou me that woald
warrant any such conclusions
wM G. BRPPLE,
Clerk OF Kratz L Heilmau.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

RE- DR FLEGGEE still continues to be
the only lawful agent in this City for the
Artificial Rnbher Teeth.
After furnishing nearly hundred sets
IN the past I've years. he has no hesita-
ton IN recommending them as the best
and cheapest material IN use, being
worn in the most difficult mouths. With
comfort and efficiency Persons suffer
ing with bad fitting met,le plates are es-
pecially requested to call az the Rooms
next Bittrolfs. Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
WANTED.

Gold, Silver an1 demand
Notes Also, INDIAN. Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes. at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No
4 First street. II.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

A BsAvE MAS-The following iuei.
dent has been related to US and is
vouehed for BY oar informant. Peter Ap-
pie. Of Oakland. in this county, was
lately recruited for the nth Indiana,
aud took part ID tine attempt to storm
one of the VickSburg batteries The
rebel FIRE was so SeGfrse;ive that our
army reeoiied. Apple. the raw re-
cruit," didn't see the backward move
meut aad kept going ahead until he
came right mp to Que Of the rebel guns,
caught gennes by the collar aud
brought him Within onr lines. sayiRgs
Boys, why diaH't sea. cone Ca Every
fellow might have got one" We have
heard Of no more daring act Of bravery
than this li,tle incident STAGE the war be-
gan.--Ind. Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEgrBY eIYES THAT The
" undersighsd aisuiu ara srix 81 the astafa %
Isshuz jones, drceased. hy virtun Of the urirr of
the Court 81 snnnfen Picas Of Yans-riirrrh
County. fnsns. vii seiI a. fhs door ~ tne caart
Hnase. in th= city q Evansrille 81 the - fsv II
netober, lss3. between the hears u 10 oselcrk a
and o'clrcx p. n. % szii day AZ prhlFr az~-
ton, ths Glowing d-s@Fitea raj estate situated
IN tie ssid Greatly q Tantsrhar<h. to-wit. Lots
Ne. two ~ and thrus Oh, ia Biock Ne six 49, IL
tie Nerthern EaiarEsnsnt q the City Of Evsas-
vile, apes the follovFng terEs to-wit. Un--
foarta 81 ~ PsxeAase mcnsy % - rad "a cash,
quarter u four raonfhx. oas-eua-fer II eig-sf
months ant one-qrsrrer IN tWeive rlorshs. ths
pErchz.sr gfrinr hts nof-s for h deferred paw
nasnts vita interest. without airy relief whatrr~r
frofn VARIATION or aPprais-ment laws secured By
uertsage zPeu tie nrcuni-es
CATHARISE CALDWELL,
An<. y. ts',s -Saw Administrafrix
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

To PHYncTASs IL you wish 10 pur-
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
ieals at a small advance on Eastern
WHIrEs stock, where yoa 9ill find every
article that Is needed By the professor,
and al prices which cannot fail 70 live
satisfaction. Their store Is at No. 81
Main street may4d&Etf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
rsy- The Louisville Democrat saws q

u The L0nIsFIlle Democrat SAYS o
che Hon L. s Trimble, late candidate
for Congress 10 the First District, that
he took firm stand for the Union wheh
it cost something to be for the usien in
that region. e
II undoubtedly cost somebody some
thing, IS tho Hon. Mr. Trimble cleared
from 100000 70 100000 out Of bis
Uoiouisu, by obtaining permits for goods
when better men were denied them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
From Wilmington, n. C.-BIockRas
Runners Impudsnt.

FosT MoNRoE, Aug 29.-The steamer
d. W. Thomas arrived this morning
from Newbern, \. C. Our correspon-
dent writes from Beanford, n. C., Aug.
25th, that officers from the Wilmington
bioekadiug squadron had arrived there
with important intelligence These Off
cersregard the attempt TO blockade viii
miEgson with eight gnnhoats, where so
are required, IS gFeks farce.
fsIhey also state that regular lines of
packets with the hour OF sailing adyer-
tised, are established between Nassau
and Wilmington t@
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
GROCERIES.

C'uNDnIFs-
= sffawbsrry ard Lemon syrup. Aigona..
HpEn Nets, Esseaec q Cafs-s. Wooden B1v D.,
Euzilsh v Ainuts. Pigs, Kaisihs. Cairasts.
He1k rsras ofspfs. saas uarse aud
rcFuuuHux BFuNhrn. Lehsfgfe. Aariiura. Alnni
Efsera salts. He'll Brimsioue. Sulphur, Cappcfaa,
Tar. sada u,-d cords - al kinas Toh.reo a al
kinds, Biaetine. hatfinz. Nntiasg., ciesu IT eli
tinds, tthErF, fsmfhpf, carolina and Wazon
Tar. bfoasas. tsttrn fafus GFuHn1 Ginref. CssfiiS
fnar, fiaFirr Cards. Class lars. fartzrns. ruHa-
biars and flasks, feF5er asfre. Eatfhss. Pickles.
Musiafd, fish q al hinas, Toaata .4tssr. F0usier
taety fure. raaps ~ ~ tiuds Starch. Teas. Via
sKaH, Letter, Note, C-ap. sd Fnncy Pas-er. Wrap.
Msl-ieu Bee =. 1uiui-s Paste. gianan4au, fasI d.
ttsihas flus British Lusfrs, noBnef noafds. Ina
tiqtcs. Nails, sashs Gl-s.. spiffs furIrniinc. all
sl,ler Sal Ssisln Pain n Her Ifrarlrr a. A. ~
a supply 81 tie aisflr kslf cou.tanfiy on baud
and ~ saia los ~ :. u OtLnEHT CO,
f1ttf No. fsyeanuFc stfnrt
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
$40 REWARD.

Rx-A REGFNT nEpFn rHuM TIE sECRE-
- tetN y y ~ TN PILLARS VII o. h@sFaffst
paid for the apprehension - a errtsr iC.rt
blytb- liynss, Provost Narhsl. = nos ready 10
faY TN hNLLAhs snd al sarensss fnr etsrv
dsseftff delivered g. bin It Lis Isuaauarfefs IL
this city Tie rsuu~y pfi b. promptly raid "a
al lgyal eitinns threuzhesr1 the uhfrict -.
nrEsd 70 ssua iprsard al dssegteIs ia thelr rsfer
tlve asirhtarhccds iva
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
STRAYED.


IRON THE UNDERSIGNED. A LARGE
eark 1ro~s Peuys IL veil made, fail eye,
uhite spot on her saretaezi one uhEte SPOT o.
each SIDE % her sheala-r sherf Sane Any pr
500 delivering hsr 70 ne or ieavinE information
e ny shaP Which sii iessi - her rscovrry zIi t.s
literally reS4rssd- JAS. URIE
asss-dkgiS Ger. ef Eighth aud Dirisioa.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
: Discharged soldiers!
I. S. CLAIM AGExCr.
BOuntles, Pensions, and Arrears OF
Pay.

""ahttNes htuetbhss anu AFFfaFN OF
Pay.
BEN STINsON Is authorized By the
United States Government land has been
furnished with al the necessary forms
and instrueiions) 70 procure counties.
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans pensions. bounty and back pay
for Offices in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, 4ariues, Engineers, Firemen, and
Coal Heavers employed in the service Of
the United States; collect accounts Of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property By the Army
and Navy.
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville. Ind.
mill BEN STINSON.