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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-06
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.


Aithoaxh the Instructions IN Tire depzztncni
81 heak-keeFlng mnsi frum The nstnrc q the
study he gives fsuin written manuscript forms,
nitA elaborate efAl ard hlsck-bss elncids
sons ard ieeiarsa, yet CREST benefit rnsy BE- De-
rived ifum ihe use q reliable bosks ~ r~fereace,
While ia the ifnpasiant department 81 Conner.
cal f.&w are iHdskgsnstAae. 10 meet this ne.
cessitv. he fo'lowiag Text Boots hase been
prepared
BRYANT STATIONS CONNER
CfAL LAW. feF Mercsnsiie Colleges and Aesa-
esnses. Bnsine.s Men snd the prosessiot, hy
AEsas Dean. IL. D.. Prof d las IN the Tai
xsrsstr ~ AGhnuyE pahasbe6 hF ID, Applefoa
A c.. sts4nA s44 krsmau4r. New Iarf
BRYANT & STATIONS CONNER
ci.i Cakaissicus. See AccuUntanis, Bushes,
Nen ana Acs&emies.
BRYANT &sTRATT0S's RO0K-KEEP.
iae IN shfee eitlians ~. fnmHry eal;hm, =
caanaaan $ Ast.als. isa page. -. hlrA Sgiiaol
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pages sd Cpaa,inr heass eAi,i0H. foF scoognf-
suts sod bNsafess snea. So nages it g~ass
sPENCERlAK SYSTEM OF PENMAN-
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Far cssaieene sna cfcutsr. q Alternative.
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Burr aud Burton Seminary.

TIVE Water Term Of ihi, Institution will
commence % "WEDNESDAY, Dee. IL, and
continue twelve weeks
NJ. T0RREY. A. 81, former teacher,
will have charge Of the Instruction and GOV.
eraineft 81 tho school, assisted by Miss ]. +.
M5isau.
Pros sion viii be male TT those occupying
roains h the Seminary 70 lnsrd Aith The teach.
en aHa facilIiies Afforded % sueh young la3.e,
e. Fnay w;sh % board themselves.
lgaBg iaeu having Il view 3 preparation O.
as ~ ed from TIE Bean FCxD. 81 whafegei
evangelical demon .agfian. VIII have the Treas
urers bll far snitloa, faoosn-neHI and iacjash-
iais, Fs@itfEd
Letter. q iHqairy may Be- addressed 10 =. u.
TsTrey. Maaaaesser. VI. ~
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STATE OF VFRNONT.) n an

STATE OF VERMONT. I II appearing
Bennington County, - that Charles G.
Beckwith. the lihelee IN the foregoing petit
tion, i without this State, il is ordered iha,
the substance Of said petition, ;ogesher with
this order. bs Published three weeks success
rivcly 10 the .MaHckesfev Journal. public
newspaper printed 81 Manchester. in said
County. the last of which publications shall
be At least six weeks preriaus 10 the second
Tuesday next Afler The fourth Tuesday q
January, 1853. which shall be deemed sa1i-
cisui no,iae FOR the said chaFles G Beckwith
TO appear and answer and eonies, said petl-
tien Il sc shall SEE csuse.
Given unaer ny hand Il Bennington, This
"a DAY Of December. A y. 1852
T. c. KELLOGG.
Ja2ee a ibf Supfxms Cont.
H. X FowLeH, .ffierNey. 2
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FISK PATENT METALLIC
Burial Cases.

fINussr Cases are extensively used agd pos
1 Sos xalnallc advantages ever an aihcr
Cofltn,. fH transportation, pepositing IN
ranlts. or az ordinary luiemeuis.
They Sre imade Il the inasi imper,sliable
Materials. and also enameled inside and cut.
10 prevent rust, Or corFgsion md when prop
cry cemented ARE impervioms 10 water.
The subscriber has made arrangements with
the Manufacturer Of the above named Cases,
sud Will have Oh hand al sizes, and also al
kinds II wood CofIins with cu9in lwadles,
Plate, icngrayed, DESMOND studs and scrsws,
which BE- will furnish ~ the shortest notice,
and most reasonable ieuus.
SAMUEL 5. SCOTT.
Remington Center, VI. s2tf
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ECONOMY ~ yFEAArH.
MARTISES
PATENT kEROSENE Burner,
To huru keroscae - Coal Osis
WITHOUT a cHiNNE9,
Is THE AgTRLE 10 BtY
ECONOMY ~ wrAAVH.
= rHE AgTIcLE 10 BtY


W IaF wfsH ~ sara HoyLT.
VaNis HHfr@ esn bs redslY sg9 q tae
~ En iNa anA bas De su
60 gsaiHars { walsb say .vsA ies sat-
anr snl kaN
q ihs tanst n-sssasca. Hurseg ref Hvnat.
81. as..s ffvu uss sns bg Ftskinr easmueys
q ihs eeiaarF Kefosene laah - i ea ts
se.alsisi e tafp oae esek saF aB nlFlt. g.
aaI ts tAsa iHo cftss q mere ttaa g
afEt, frssiu aark 10 maistrtf, g. tae same
sun
T. siter smftea, sme'ls, ssnl,s sparks, @ {,
lstiis g eKpsdF.
4 ha68. slA Keair faHr. s.a8sf. though
rafhef pqe lslHIan' than auii, and eas bs
e=frel afaans. wiilaau 10 ,oasi asugsg a be.
aae txllaTa shc4, erru Z fakeu eGt " 6aufs ir
ag.limry aeatatf.
Il cen - GIFTED withuUi trouble, and eKiIIH
rsiihed vithstH fisskr or smell, aHd eanne'
sasiiy hs pot eat cforatr.
Tbs undersigned hsripg purchases the ex.
elusive nghi " 40 aud sea said hamer h cts
State. 3 ffepafea % scll Fowuor County = ght'
90 reasonable terms.
A. l.. HOWARD.
Dover. W., Ort, J is6g
X. HOW ARD, of tacturY FolHi, Agent q
sell Bennington eoauty. sw2i
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The Department Of Bookkeeping

ard Accounts, Is organized and conducted On
TIE coantag Rosn Sy,temg the Halls being
hstei up with appropriate desks, cte., and the
siuasai "a iatFo4ace1 81 once 20 the practical
rOasiue 81 co1htsng rooms generally.
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STAGE NOTICE.
WANTED.
SOMETHING NEW.

DEVELOPMENT Male and Fcnale agents
Ia ia every town and city In the United
States: $40 10 $40 per month can be made
no humbng Business easy, respectable. Re
auFes \ VERY small capital. and viii 10, inter
4 re with other employment. No book agencv
or humbug o. any kind. No person viii regret
having sent for the information le, his employ
meni b. shat il may Fnll particulars given
% ell who ineiose TlfinE cESts and address
HAEYKr BEowS & Co, AIaoskehg, y. II.
6wIs
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BrandieS, Gins and Wines,
ilsO, JObber ID all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

HAVING facilities equal, if not superior to
IL any other House. for obtaining my Goods
Birtci. under Custom House Seal, most re-
spccifully call tie attention Of the County
Commissioners. also Town Agents and dealers
generally to examine my goods before purchs-
mg. an Goods Warranted represented, o. no
Sue. NJ, stocs consists IN part as follows.
Otf,rd, Dupey & Co, J. & r. Marriott, Jules
Robin & Co.. " Baniarrion 4 Co., United Pro-
prictors, Pellesoinic & sgnelle Brandcs, Mn
lers Swan, De kupper's London Excise, ST.
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron True Gins, st.
Croix. Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side Madeira, Pale aud Brown
Sharry Wines, Zimmeuuans and Longworth's
Ohio Wines. Champagne and Ciaret, Of various
brands. OLD BOURBON, Monongahcla, Old
Rive and Wheat Whistles, of the very finest
quality. Also, Niehan's Irish Malt Whiskey.
Ali Of which are offered 1t the lowest market
prices.
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The Collegiate Course

T,aisraring Dsnhlc and Singie Fnsr,. Book
kssf&ug. essauscrriai Computations, CONNER.
eisi law. fcsausn.hip, Business Correspond
ghes. Partnership Settlements, ETC., etc.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, 18Th Pa. Caya'rv.
Nasr Baltimore. Nd. Sent. 10. 1862

Headquarters, 18Th Pa. Cavalry.
Near BatinOre, Md, Sept. 10, le62
Dsar SIR .--In the absence Of a sufficient MS
.orlment uf medicines fog general uses in the
Camp ! WAS induced 10 iry yonr celebrated
comedies, viz The Eclectic Pits, Universal
Canzh Remedy. ana lolu Auodyne,"
Il fcenrle the FHts. tpu-t eav, tlsa' ! never
gsed a pill with - much ,nccess. In every
ca,c where have had occasion 20 usc q gentle
eathaiic. have employed the pills With Il
.peudji effect; and ynu may resi- assured thar
~ln'l nat be without tbem, Ms long SIS t j.
possible luF me 20 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy | have used with
equally as good success IN Bronchial Com
plants. haa occasion to use il ior a tickling
sensation u my thrgat, caused bv'being oblig
ed 10 be ont in the night air, and taking cold;
found almost instant reliefhy tho prompt use
II your Universal Cough Remedy" and most
! heartily rccomneudit to all afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
( The - 1olu Anodyne have found to be 81
yerv great service ii cases Of Neuralgia, Tooth
ache. &c. The men are subject, more or less,
10 constant exposure, thereby contracting the
/ most paiaul Of all diseases, " Neuralgia" and
all complaints connected with the nervous sys-
tenn. BY the proper and prompt use Of tire An
iodvne, YOU will obtain immediate relief.
I shecnully recommend the above prcpara-
I tnas 10 the public, and more particularly 10 the
Soldier" and would alvise every man TO
provide himself with bottle Of EACH before
4 leaving for the seat Of war.
With great respect, remain,
Yours truly,
JOSEPH HOYT.
Hospital Steward, 18Th Pr. Cavalry
/ John l.. lluunawell. Boston, Mass.
] r. s. The above testimonial was sent entire
I Ii unsolicited, and beg It may be accepted
with confidence, and placed where il can be
4 seen bv all From all connected with the Camp
or Hospital, correspondence is requested.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL,
Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
The aboyc named preparations are for sale
at the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester, VI,
and by ali wholesale and retail dealers.
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john l.. nuSNEwELL. Proprietor

Practical Chesst sad rhRnhnceu,isi, Boston,
Mass, e. wham please address VII communion
ti9fs. t'rires within reach a. Ill
faes iuiilie ofsignstutc over cork Of genuine
0iiit.
Ss,id Al She Equinox Drug Store, Manchester,
sna J. I Sharlef & Co.. isenninglon. u. ko4n,
Nnrh it1niugtou, and Dinsgsts aiid dealera
cvrfywh,Nc. 1850
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IMPORTANT
TO
HUNTERS AND TRAPPEERS.

We sre baviug ana Pauag CASH for aH
kitlls ~ Raw FHrs
MINK SKINS sra prime about tie fri q
NeFsmheg Sc ash 81 collect al ws can NJ
tofhe 2BEa q 4sti q SaFanber. Br.ag us ID
ron cen get ard ws iF pay ,hs Aighesi niar
ks' fFtees
c0NE 4 hrRT0E.
Nsacasrtsr. o. 81 1871
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THE CAPITAL COLLEGE.
Eryant, Siratton 4 Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
a. amd As North Pearl street,
ALBANY, NJ. Y.
II. II. BRYANT, J. T. CALKISs,
III. ID. STaATToS, w. II. CLARK.

One ~ the associated Colleges located % Al
bany, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cieve
Land. Dcsrnii. Chicago and NJ. Louis. Troy aud
Brpoklyn. Scholarships purchased at either
pcsas, ara good a nll tbs Colleges cor an uniF-
led time.
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As crta.n unpriueiple4 persons are az
temp,ing % paln 81 % The ansaspeeiing
pablie. iai,aiions u ny PREPARED GLrE,
] would caution ali parsons % exAEgine beioEe
purchasing, and So that The fun narle
sPALbfNGs PREPARED CLUE
8 en- lae outside aapFer@-sli Oilers sic
sg.n8iag ceuate1ets
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ns,ar,i prepAfaliers, When aeEasied ~ HiR
,.asss,s ~ l,ssetsn u. uri iAe gtcat fpbsii ute
fT al thus ~ Pgsfsra aas
~ Ektfs ftFf, eiiliniit The common isial
M -rs-ift "a tii8 =, lutkihg msal 81 sncl' WI
! n,,.s' casr.. hy ilJe application q 4 single
p,ll pf l,iHir irfc1uinfnriis d g surei geh-
~ Hii .rilaltr tAMuN tt1stc.
i.t Ms have yauf csaiiilrHcr tnmake trial Of
the atssr als,-d l.rniciies n. ihc orly sue tri-
hnutl Is which nd chnuc,cr eaH le attnincd,
pna aiy .leeisrnif,n = ri:pt ,urh confdeiHe viii
uat g. M s,tsrrd tila greater Justice istomo
care smd read ,he descriptive Pamphlets 70 be
faHBi With III Dealer. ~ viii lie cent free, By
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DuFFALo ROBES BUFFALO RoBEs
ID Just received.

We havs iar sale girasantiy located 10 3isn
chester aiiiagf, beaafifgi COTTAGE HOUSE
nsmfed nflte Wlfh gsFH wnsHw b8Bds. =
as,.8 bara and atan, Hires foayihs 81 ~ acre
es14 aH8
Maseheser. Oct !. ls6z
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BILIOUS HEADACHE.

EV~ BY the use Of these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; aud iftaken nj the commence
ment Of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail ia removing the Nausea
and Headachc to winch temalesare osuhJrct
They net gently upon the bowels rcmoy-
Ing Codtrea0s.
For Lttcrarg Men, Siu4ehis, Delicate Te-
males, aud all pers us Of sedcpfdry habtis,
they are valuable as Larafire, improving
theappeiie. giving tone and rigof 10 the d.
gcstiye organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system
The Cfphaiic PtHs are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented aud re-
licyed vast amount Of pain aud suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or a derauged state Of the
stomach. They ae entirely vegetable in
their composition, aud mny be taken Of all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet, and the absence Of any
disagreeajHe taste renders It easy to admin
lister them to children.
BEH.iRE or C0I.YTERFHITS.
The genuine have five signatures Of
HENRY c. SPALDING
on each box
Sold by Druggists aud NIL other dealers in
Medicines. A box will be sent by mail, pre-
paid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDtNO,
AZ LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
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RIFLE POWDER, the best IL use.
A large assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES.
We have iine Room to show them. and
intend to keep Stock Of better Glass,s ,bau
are usually found in Country Store.
INFLOW WAGONS, Boys Carts md
w Wheelbarrows.
DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs, 12A eta nc,
~ yard, worth 70 OTIS.
A LPllABETlCAL HANDKERCHIEFs.
"a for children, given away.
CNoW DROP NAPKINS. very cheap In
ruff CURTAIN HOLLANDS.
v IIELs, GOss.
| AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE. a first
- rate article, very cheap.
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs, v.ry nice
w article
GLOVES and HosIERY,--a very lare.
" stock.
COOP GREEN TEA, 70 cents per Ib.
John ANDERsON's celebrated sol.c.
- andIloney Dew Chewing Tabacco. AT
whol sale or retail
DOSE SCENTED MAcCAB0Y SNUFF.
IL in half pound bottles.
IL ERosENE LANTERNS. a new ar,i.
nowSER's BEsTsKER0sENE OIL.
E'LOoh AND fEkD always on hand.
CCHqOL BOOKS. Al kinds now In use
y always on hand
DuPFALo ROBES BUFFALO RoBEs.
ID just received.
uuIADDRUs DAvID's celsbraisd Ink.
i Limpid Writing Fluid. and Brilliant
Carmine Ink.
DIAPER HAsGISGs, Curtain Paper. Cur.
tain Cord and Tassles "a complete as-
sortment.
We havs far sale. gieasantly located 10 sisn
chester ailIags, beauffai C0TTA0KHOr
nsnfed nflfe wlfh WsFsi winsHw baBds
aso8 harn and abaui ilfee foaFths 81 as acre
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
Col MILLER has been endearorinr 81

Col MILLER has been endeavoring for
some time past TO bring himself promi-
nently before the Peace Democracy that
he may secure their support for some
office. At the late Union meeting, held
in Princeton, he was Extensively conspic-
nous. To such an extent did he demon
strate that a soldier felt it to be duty
he owed his country to take the ex-Con-
gresham down a peg" and he did it
lgenteelly and without any attempt at
display. We give the Pfinceton Clar-
ions account Of ihe4fairs
Ayounster by the paisse OF Miller, SON
of Col. Miller) has been in The habit of
.strnttlng our streets with large Butter
nut 5agzum Pin stuck in his eravat,
and revolver strapped round his waist,
but exciting no attention on the part of
the citizens Returned soldiers. it
seems, cannpt brook the insult offered
leEs qif oi II d otAft Afn scs III odF gsfsss
On Saturday a soldier by the name of
Dill, of the AID, took the pin from the
chap and had it exhibited to the crowd,
cravat and all, as a curiosity and guer-
rilla emblem, which it truly is.
After the speaking was over Dill hand
ed the cravat to the boys father, Col
Miller, to give to him, who made some
remark in reply about killing him if he
took one from him, which caused Dill to
give the Colonel a StO1a acher. At this
time young Christy Brownlee put in T"
to thrash Dill, whereupon Jim Corrith-
ers, who lost an eye in the battle of
Perryville, thinking Brownlee wanted
somebody " to hold him." took him by
the shoulder for that purpose But it
seems Christy didn't like it, and turned
upon Jim to thrash him-caught tartar
and "dacent Irish bateing, in as few
minutes as'it takes us to write it. So
ended the skirmishing for the day-the
wounded was taken off the field and all
became quiet
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old Metal. Boueht
PosEY COUNTY FAIR.

UNHE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR or THE
i Posey County Agricultural SocisTy VIII De
held In the Fair Grounds nes- New hErmcnys on
tuesday, wednesday and II nrsday, October tn.
fth and 9Th. EI: cox, Prssident-
sepIstt L. PELHAM, Ses'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
Ell EG ANT sTY Eg
Required 10 co titutc frst class
Dry Goods House.

EMBRACING
Black, Plain and Fancy Silks,
Foulard Silks,
Fine Mozambfdu due Dress Goods, plain
and Check;
Bareges, 0rgandies and Jaconets,
| Lawns, Mourning and Summer
Dress Goods, OF. every description.
Point Lace Collars,
Collars Of every Variety,
Mourning Sets.
+ Mourning Collars.
! Silk. Talnas SacQueg. and
! Circulars of all kinds,
=, Lace Nantes,
Summer Shawls,
Silk Parasols, q beautiful assortment
iustsreceivea
Marseilles Quilts and Spreads,
Cloths,
I Csssimeres,
Staple Goods of every description
W o T = - - -
Cur steek 10 tsis lne Is barge, sud Of the f1pes
quality, osshie psrtcuIGr al sttsntiesTis directed
RsIneIAbor the place for bargains.
Go. FERsT STREET,
EVANSyI LIE, IND I ANA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

Grand Mass Meeting at Vineennel

The Union men of Knox county arc
making preparations for large gather.
ing at Vincennes on Thursday next.
Gen. 0glesby-fghting Dick Oglesby, as
he is familiarly called by the soldiers
will positively be on hand to address the
crowd, and other distinguished speakers
have been invited and are expected to be
present Arrangements have also been
made to run half fare trains, and other
wise add to the interest of the occasion.
We are pleased to see this evidence of
energy and determination on the part of
the Union men of Krox county Weare
assured that little thorough-going work
will revolutionize the county and utterly
overthrow the clique of politicians who,
for several years past, have dictated its
politics and filed the offices. Under the
leadership of the Sun, the Democratic
party in Knox county is more disloyal
than in any other portion of the State.
The Copperheads there are more venom
Gus and spitefui than in any other sec
ton. To such an extent do they carry
their hostility to the Government, that
soldiers, visiting their homes on fur
loughs, become so disgusted that they
return to their regiments before their fur
loughs expire
We are glad to see the good cause pro-
crossing and trust our citizens will cheer
the hearts Of the Knox county patriots
by turning out in force on Thursday
next.
An excursion train will leave the de-
pot in our city at 7:2O A. NJ. arriving in
Fincennes at half past 10 o'clock. We
should like to see the cars crowded. The
Union men of Evansville must wake upf
From all parts of the country we have
cheering news Our armies are press
ing the rebels to the wall in the South.
1t is our duty as well as privilege to
crush their sympathizers in the North
Warrens Brass Band has been en-
gagged and viii furnish the music for the
occasion, and that of itself ought to Sc.
cure q good crowd.
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VARIETY STORE.
PUSHES VARIETY STORE,
No 20. Main Street

rs THE PLACE 20 FIND FANCY GOODS,
ITshf seissers Kpiyes, WatsnF Keys Guard
I,hsins. Tbinlbles, Needles, PiHs, Tape Measures,
Bsads, feIt cIasys. G0sgiss, spcetacles, Their
s tnoInsfors, French Hsrps, Pop Guns, Ivory Rat
rtIes Marbles Chessmsns Dollss Corset Clasps
sfrsf Pens Peneiles, Games, BubbeE Balls, Toilet
goaD. Iewslry, Violin String=s Work Boxes
Ntiting Desks, Feather Dustsrs, Bird Cages
. frsSspBs Baskets, &c., &s., at wholesale Ahe re
nd sePA
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LIQUORS
. NOTICE.

To the Ladies Of Evansville and
Vicinity.
| AIRS. ROWLAND rs PREP AIRED 10 Do
! Nl all the latest styles of Embroidsry and-Brsid
/ Stamping at her residence, on soeond betweSn
! Malbsry aud Cum Strests. sep2T'sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust Sts

THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
: i is well known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the seception private horses at livery Of the
most elegant and complete description and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, aud every kind OF road vehicle to let.
Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy
for sale at the very lowest priass. Passengers for
wardod TO all parts Of the country by special con-
veyance. RICHARDSON, BRITT0N & co.
apI4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

BRowSsoN YKws OF THE WAR.--In
a speech at Philadelphia on Monday
evening, Professor Orestes a. Brownson
said:
"The war is nat calamity. Natiohs
have gone out and expired in absolute
funl7eyism. / hope: the war will not
cease until it has made all the North,
men. It has been our supineness that
has allowed the Seuthfor thirty years to
gamble on oar love of the Union.
g Men.can't be neutral in these times.
How can good son be neutral when he
sees a man With dagger at his mothers
heart. Conntry is more than mother.
The neutral is not only a traitor, he is
coward. / have no sympathy with "a
party that seeks to come . fRte power
through peace Give. the rebels peace
and you give them independence. The
Copperheads are deceived. Some OF
their leaders expect but temporary Sc
7 cession. The South has no such an idea.
| They have used the Northern Democrats
| how they intend in the future TO treat
pers They will kesp between them and
| the wind and then held their noses.
This Union once dissolved can never he
restored. we must elect such men to
Office as will push the war and sustain
the Government --;'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

CAx'r SWALLOW TIE DosE.-The Cop
perheads Of Wsl@orth county, ,Wiscon-
sin, recently nonjnated Judge G. W.
Skinner, of Delevssl, for. County Super
intendent.. The loyal cid War Democrat
| thus rebnkes the juiases in his card de-
elininggthe nomination..
81 have no sympathy with the party
/ called eepperhead Democrats. I am
/ tAeroNghlylias sfaror Of a rigorous prose
/ eutioss Of the teor until the last rehe
| has laid, doUpshjsl arms, believing tha
we, as people,, could never be worthy o
respect among the nations Of the world
/ il we would, tamely submit to have ou
|. Government torn into pieces by thii
tcursed rebellion" {"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods Dry Goods i

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AS COMPLETE
w assortment of Goods as can be found any
whore, and having bought them before the recent
advance, We can and viii sell them cheap.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
No 80 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
INTELLIGENCE oFFlcE

fsFHg UNDERSIGNED HAS, OPENED An
Iltzis. .seacs oface on Third Street. & urd5ars
vest d .ae HashingfOn Hotel, where he viii give
strict s5 prompt attention 70 all business in f1st
HBS. JeHS HAIAAH-
zsituuE eOpy-a2i5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

and zeal they will so far exceed the Cop
perhead demonstration in enthusiasm
and numbers that tlieir meeting viii do
them more harm than good. It's for the
Union men to turn the tables upon Them
and beat them at their own game.