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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
The Atlantic Monthly.


The October number Of the Atlantic
Monthly has the following table of can
tents: s
s. A Night on the Water, by Colonel
Thomas W. Higginson; On Late Ven
due; The Ride to Camp, BY Geo. Il Bo-
ker. The True Story of Luigi, by Har-
RET E. Prescott; Communication, by D.
A. WATSON House and Home Papers,
TX. BY Harriet Bsecher Stowe; Service,
bv ]. T. Trowbridge Madame Recamier
Her Lovers and her Friends The Well
feet Oysterman, By Henry ID. Thoreau;
Charles Lambs Uneelleeted Writings.
Third Paper; Works and Days, By 7. ".
Parsons; Paul Jones and Dennis Duval.
By Felix Carter The Future Summer
Democracy and the Secession War
Reviews and Literary Notices.
With the present issue the publishers
begin new scale Of prices, the great
advance in paper and labor having com
PEELED them to DO SO. The rate of single
subscriptions will be 81 per annum. a
similar increase has been adopted in the
case Of all the other leading magazines.
The next number OF the Atlantic will
contain the frst series of papers By Col
oRel Higginson, describing the trials
and adveRtsres of his colored regiment,
the First South Csrohna. ea 49,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Inconsistency.

In 1905 the candidates Tor Governor
Of Kentucky were Bramlette and Wick
life. The Louisville Journal supported
Bramlette, and was unsparing. Units de-
nunciation and abuse of Mr.. Wicklife.
One of its editorials contained the fol-
lowing vicious PARAGRAPHS: ~
ave advise every man who deprecafes
the thought Of throwing Kentucky into
the seething whirlpool of the rebellion
to beware OF voting for the ticket that
all the rebels and rebel synpathizers IA
the State are laboFiBg with their whole
strength 20 elect WHAT areshose rebels
doing who got mp the GonYention at
Russellyille to form provisional rebel
Government and appoint provisional
rebel Governor Of Kenfncky9 They are
working for the WicllifIe and Harvey
ticket What sre those rebels doing
who voted for delegates to the rebel Con-
gress at Richmond, and who. to this
day, hold that Kentucky is part of the
Southern Confederaey? Working for
the Wickliffe and Harvey tieketi What
are those rebels doing who encourage
deserlions from our armies, harbor de-
serters, and advise forcihle resistance 10
the draft and the collection of taxes2
Working for the Wiekliffe and Harvey
ticket What are all those rebels doing
who curse the United States banner,
faunt the rebel flag wherever they dare,
act as spies for John Morgan and Hum
phrey Marshall, and volunteer as guides
I af.af exr.a-r4lla :.
tory excursions3 Working for the Wick
life and Harvey ticketla What are those
rebels doing, who, IN the southern part
! of the State, Ia the early stages of the
rebellion, organized committees OF vigi
lance to drive men into sbanishment for
the crime of supporting the Union7
Working for the .Wieklifs and Harvey
I ticket 1888 rs bsH s@
+" Why are all these rebels working for
the Wiekliife and barney ticket2 Why,
but because they know ii to be rebel
ticket7 Why, bat because they know
that its election would do more than any
thing else TO advance the rebel cause
/ Let every man who is NOT heart rebel,
fly from such revolving companionship
as he would fly from the eternal devil !"
I
To-day, Mr., Wickliffe stands precisely
where he did in 1863. His principles
are the same, his friends are the same.
He is no more opposed 70 the Admins
tration aud sympathizes no more with
the rebels than be did during the cam
paign in which he was so feEeeiy de.
noanced by the Louisville Journal, and
by its echo. Col John NJ. Harlan. Yet,
strange sight, we haTe today Charles
Wickhife, the Louisville Journal, and
John NJ Harlan standing upon the same
| platform, lovingly embracing each other,
and huzzaing fos Mcclellan and Pen
dleton. What inconsistency How
shameIessl H f ~sV
We commend the interrogatories in
the above extract frori The Lou isville
JoVrnatand their answers, 30 our read
ers. To make them applieabls now, the
only change inthe language necessary is
to substitute for "Wickliife and Harvey
Ticket, the "WiekIiae, prensiee & Har
Ian ticket They will then give the
position assumed by the Louisville Jour.
nal and Col John NJ. Harlan exactly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Ewing's COMMANDMENTS Fate Unset
~ EHH T tied

5 H tied.
We deeply regret our inability to re-
lieve the profound solici,ude of the com
nunity for the fate of the gallant Ewing
and his. brave band. The only inteIli.
gence Of them received yesterday was
bat CLEAN, doubtful and painful A
negro arrived in the city who reports
that he was at Harrisons Station last
Friday and was holding the horses Of
some officers, when they and their com
mand were furiously attacked, and be
therefore fed.
That the negro is veracious, aud that
the officers we're Of Ewing's coramand,
are uncertain, but ill contradieted it
may be credited that Ewing and his men
remained behind the breastworks at Har-
rison TIL Friday forenoon, aud we're then
again attacked. 1t is known that am
fnunition and provisions, en- route for
Rolla, were 90 the train Of cars which
so opportunely fen into General Ewing
hands Immediately after his arrival at
Harrison's The godsend may prove
the salvation Of the force
Il is reported that the rebels attacked
Ewing in two columns-one cutting the
read west, and the other the road east Of
him. This would render IN abandon
ment Of bis position very dangerous.
Their long trials and suferings must at
last exhaust even the heroes of Pilot
Knot. st Lou. Democrat, Sd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
German Meetings.

We hrs requested to announce that
there viii be German meeting ON
Thsrsday ecsning, October 9th, at 7
clock, at Martin stolz's, on Leet street,
Lamaseo. - sHfi
Also there will be a German mass
meeting on Friday euenikg, Oct 7th, at
7 clock, at the Uaioa WsglSam.
Speeches win be made by Messrs-
Bischof, Bogen, and others.
Turn out, German fellow-citiEens, and
hear the truth in the language Of father
land - fle1 &ft4-t
There will be music also.
F5 Oct S4i&wtd aHksk 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
To me voters Of Posey and Fanller.
burgh Counties.


Having been solicited BY numerous
friends of both parties, and Of both al
ths--aboYe counties, to run fer Joing-
Representative in the General Assembly
for POsey and vanderburghs eOanties
James F. -welborus Esq, the Union
nominee for said position. having de-
clined), submit my name to you for
that office, and hereby announce n.y.
self as candidate, and solicit your suf-
frsges. @e go.
If elected to the Legislature / will do
all IN my power to faithfully represent
the people of the two counties in that
body, to transact their business With Il.
deity, and to exercise, in their behalf, THAI
influence to which such a large eonstitu-
eney is entitled. | win also stand by
and sustain the National and State Ex-
eeutives in their efforts to protect the
honor Of the Nation and State, aud
especially to uphold our armies in sup
pressing the rebellion.
The platform adopted by the great
Union party of the United States at the
Baltimore Convention, IS my platform,
and the candidates representing the
principles therein contained, are my
candidates; and believing that rigid
adherence to these principles is the
shortest road to peace. and is calculated
to make as more powerful, more united,
and more free than ever,
as lremain, yours, respectfully,
EDWARD 7. SULLIVAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Es- General Hookef is making
speeches for Lincoln saying foolish
things, as usual with him.-- Louisville
Democrat.
Certainly When, however, be was
reported 10 he making speeches for Ne
CleIlan, We heard none Of the Copper
heads stigmatising his speeches as fool
ish Circumstances evidently alter
cases, with the Democrat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
ARcHnsnor PracEtI. I'VE copy Ii

ARCHBISHOP PracrLr We copy the
following from the Cathotse Telegraph
of this week - .al4 Is. ~ "a
A correspondent of the New York
Commercial, from this citE, says that the
Archbishop of Cincinnati, among others
whom he mentions, woald support Gem
Mcclellan II an seeelesiAstic says a
word in public TO indicate his political
sentiments, be Is abused and insulted as
if he had no rights Of citizenship and
no mind of his ~wn; and yet bis name
is dragged before the public by scribblers
whenever il suits their purpose. We are
authorized to say that Archbishop Pur-
cell never said he would vote for Geni
Mcclellan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Judge SibIack's Position On the War
0uesfffn. HtNEa b#

.If am elected 40 Congress. will
never vote 10 DRAFT any man into
the service and II were your REP.
resentstfve now, I would vote 90 re-
peal the present law authorizing n
draft. alf.Ff
al viii not, ~ elected your Repre-
sanfhti We, vote amy more men nor
money, undsr amy circumstance,
for che further prosse ution OF the
war under ths policy apon which IL
- conduct sfoa~
81 am totally opposed 90 ahs ems
pIoy ment OF negroes as soldiers, or
60 fhe interference by the Govern
ment with them, In any way or nn-
der any cfrcurns ances.''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
no GORE sPoNDENTs

All letters containing money or rela-
ting 10 the business department of this
Office should be addressed: evans.
VILE JOURNAL COMPANY, Evans
vile, Indiana"
All Communications for the Journal
aud miscellaneous correspondence
should be directed to EDITORS JOUR
NAL, Evansville, Ind"
We hope our correspondents will
make this distinction in addressing US
letters. It viii prevent mistakes and
de!aysin forwarding papers in response
to subscriptions sent US by mail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Positively THE LAsr.-The sale of
pictures &c, this day will be the last
auction sale that win be offered in this
city this season, and viii continue all
day and until 10 o'clock tonight No
one should lose this opportunity to buy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Mr.. Brett, Who're has the Money
G0ue2 1

The Aminadab Sleek Of the Copper
head State ticket, Treasurer Brett, es-
ssyed another deiiverance 10 crowd of
Horace Hefreus dog fennel militia, at
Salem, few days ago. He tried to be
very severe on Goyefnor Morton for pro-
viding food for the children in the Asy.
lum for the Blind, after the Treasury
doors had been closed against them by
himself; bug he found it inconyenient 10
explain the proceeding by which John
c.. Walker got fifty thousand dollars out
of the State Tressurys with which TO
speculate in New Yo1k. hsaH
Neitherdid Mr. Brett give any inform
alton as to the present whereabouts Of
the large sum Of rnopey .thst he placed
in Walkers hands Modesty would be
very becomingin the Treasurer Of state
until he answers satisfactorily the qRes-
tien we prepoanded to him a few days
since; Where has the money genet
Indianapolis Journal. m.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

bG We understand That MF. Brett,
the "Sons Of Liberty" candidate for
Treasurer Of State, is still perambula-
ting Indiana, speaking Mr. Mcdonald q
piece, and asking honest Democrats TO
vote for the eonspiritors associated with
him upon the Democratic State ticket
u is no use; Matthew. the fate of your
ticket, together with the rest Of, the Sun,
day School Evangelists, Is sealed. The
loyal men of Indiana viii bury you so
deep on the l4th day Of October that you
viii never be heard OF more, except as
having been engaged in an attempt to
destroy the repgblie -rI9d. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

n~- The Glee Club win sing on the
occasion of Governor Morton's speech at
the wigwam, a new song dedicated to
the Governor. Also an original song
written for the occasion, by member
Of the Club. The boys are rshearsing,
and viii be prepared to delight the su-
dience. Go to the wigwam on Wednes-
day night @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

By The Soldiers Barbecue aud Wei
come Home is to take place next Satur-
day at GArricks Grove, on the Railroad,
few miles north Of the city. Let all
prepare to go and enjoy pleasant ride
into the country, and have the gratifea-
tion of doing honor 20 our gallant sol
diery. a SIS A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

"a 4 vote was taken on the excur-
sion train which brought the crowd down
on Saturday evening to hear Bishop
Simpsons Grafton. which stooa-for
Lincoln, l27; for Mcclellan, 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

sar We will publish tomorrow an in
teresting review Of the operations Of the
first Indiana Cavalry during its three
years term of service. The article is
from thepen of one of the most diatin-
guished writer's in Southern Indiana, or,
we might more appropriately say, of the
gnited States. Persons desiring extra
copies viii please hand in their orders
to4daS. ed g1To
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Ia The following card, announcing
The withdrawal OF Mr.. welborn, should
have been published sooner, but the
paper containing /. was mislaid. It ex-
plains itself; ssMa ~
A Card TO the Vefer9 OF Posey and
! a taHderbargh Gonzales.
At a convention of the Union party,
held in said counties, | was chosen as
the Union candidate for Joint Repre-
sentative for the two counties. The po-
sition on the ticket was By me unsoughs,
and almost entirely unexpected vet /
cannot but feel grateful, as well as under
oblig.tioas 10 my friends in honoring
me 50 highly, and my only regrets are,
that my private affairs will mot permit
me Q allow my friends to longer use my
name in that connection.
seas = Jas +. NELBoRN.
ML. Vernon, Sept q, Ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
English Admiration for FarragHt.
The London correspondent of the
NeE York HkraId writes as follows.

Admiral Farruguts performance in
going himself into the rnaintop and
dashing right by the forts, giving them
broadside5 after broadside, excites in.
tense admiration An English army
officer remarked to me that it called up
the days OF the heroes and demigods Of
ancient Greece. No such nautical
exploit" said he, has been seen in our
day Nelson vas shot by a man in the
roundtop Of the enemy ship, while Far
ragat put himself in the roundtop TO be
shot at So long as you have such stuff
among you we shall never be ashamed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

sI- There was a pole raising At
George Damm's, German township, yes
terday afternoon. A goodly number of
Germans assembled to hear speeches
from Messrs. Bogen and Tomhemelt
Those gentlemen addressed their fellow
eountrymen in their native language,
with a decidedly good effect eta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

A TRAITOR CAxDIDATE-E. C. Hib-
ben, the Democratic candidate for Clerk
of the Supreme Court IN .. letter to p.
w. Voorhees,, declares that Lincoln
bayonets are shouldered for eola-blooded
murder. Ind journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

pa" Etheridge says that the loyalty Of
the Lincoln man is not that which faces
death on the battlef field. Four ffths Of
our gallant soldiers will give the lie TO
that assertion At the ballot box. Pray
how often has Etberidge faced death on
the battle field himself7-Nash Times
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

RISE IN TGRIFr.--The tariff rates on
private business over the telegraph lines
of the United States hsve been In
creased about thirty. three per cent The
new arrangement took effect October
Isl, 1864 19ap ezs aoaro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

p0s- The name Of the Democratic
EIector in the First District is 7. A.
Dake, anl not B +. Duke, as FIRST pub
lished Our contemporaries viii please
notice this.--Lou Democrat.
Perhaps it is Basil Duke.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
10 II

aON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN
", the Coal Mines aud eyeamofe street, a leather
Pocket Book about eight inches long aud four
wide. having IN " 500 or SOC In greehbaeks, and
dlsohArKe from this 4th Ohio Cavalry; also, com
miasion a. Captainin the Isegions and soma othor
papers, My name IL on all the papera,
Twin pay any one $40 who will return the
Pocket Boek and contents 20 this Office
ectS rfls PETER saRkINER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

ss2F See first page for interesting tes.
.timony on the Dodd trial.
See Fourth page for highly interesting
dispatches.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

"a Wewin try and furnish our read
ers with q sketch of the ROckport meet
ing on Saturday last, tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

sasH Remember the speech of Cover
nor Morton at the Wigwam on Wednes-
aay evening. he win make a speech
mat every voter ought to hear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
- two Stores en- Main street, for ono year With
~ re priviisge from two TO four ye r., 20 respon-
aihls parties only. 20 .vrtr " Arfff
The buildings are now In ceureo ~ constrnc-
aen, and will BE- arranged to suit the tenants
Fer particulars apply TO
MuRSlNNA & BOYD,
oeu Chande' 81 Ok
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
The County Union Candidates

W'sil meet their ieiIow.eitlzens as follows:
Hiek Longs ola pIacs, German township, Tues
day, Oct 9th, at p. N.
Iscnst School House. Getnan township, Thurs
day, Oet. 9Th, att P. a.. 5k
bgf7ggls'ss Perry township, Friday, Oct. 7th /,
att PH
Evaasville, Monday, Oct. 10th, att p.
The Opposition candidates are invited and re-
quested 70 Be present sspI0-dAwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

B@- Remember the Union League
meeting this (Tuesday) evening, and'at-
tend it, if q member. Important bust
ness will be transacted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Election Tickets.

We would say 10 our friends, in the
country that the Journal cfhce is pre-
parsd-to furnish any amount of tickets on
the shortest notice. and on reasonable
terms. Send in your orders Don't
postpone the matter until it is too late.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Prof. Madison Evans.
2. w. BOGEN Of New York,

VIII address the people IN the German language
rs follows:
Parker's settlement, Possy Co, Tuesday, Oct.
9Th, Il l p NJ.
BlairsFlIle, Psssy Co., Tuesday. Oct. 4th' at
p. =.
nj. Vernon, Posey Co.. Wednesday, Oct. 9th, ct
Jpn.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey Co., Thursday, Oct.
eth, AZ Pm.
Martin stolz's Lamssco, Yandsrburgh county
Tifarslas Octoter6s AZ -
warrSnton. GfbsOa o., Friaays Oct. 7th, at
Pm e -
UnIon wiSwsaI, Evahsxiiis. Friday, 0ctobef7.
att NJ lrsaH
Gross Roads, Widner Township, Knox County,
sa arday, October 9Th, att P..H- III
WIN the Union men In ths various localities
please make an the necessary arraBgements1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
COUNTY, UNION / !. TIICKEr

N
Election, Tuesday, October 1tth, IsGil q 81
.niai h1a 10 ssitfA For Representatives
fREDERiCK W. COOK, Of Pidgeon. B..
... For Cierk Of Court. LAit}
..-,.-..r BLYTHE HYHES, Of Pidgeon.
..- ,..-.-.. For sheriff rr
H.+ ROBERT EARLkY, Of Pidgeon. 20 %
t'atH iasatfo a For Tysasbrs4
COL. JOHN RHEIN1AHDER, Of Ferry.
,frsf rsF 100 For Recorder. ga
For coror :, : gre
JOHN BISoHMANN, OF Pdgeon.
For SHrycgor.
SAMUEL Q. ROGERS, Of Union. .g
For County Commissioner.
t.mrRu sOHARLEs KNOWLES Of scott.
,t,s..i.. $50. sWG
Cation Executive Committee, lat
a' District. eN
pavlsss-JoHE van TRWEs Principal
I'D aafle W. y, TnoNFs0a, contingent.
D-'.S.a. Ml ~. gri.s , T.. bua
ssbsou.--N. n. FaESoB. principal;
JANIS T. EamEE, contingent
Eaos.-MuFos p GHrE, principal;
JANIS B. PRIrcHKtr contingent.
Martn.-LEwis BnooKs. principal,
MICHAEL REILLY, contingent
Rks.--GoopLK-T M0RakE, principal
p. q. HAMMOND, contingent
Possr.--JOHE A. MAsE, priaoipal
4. J. Rooms contingent. rN
spsaosF--JAHts FARLEY, principal;
r. T. KRRcIKvAL contingent
Vandsrbwreh.-ALvAH ions SON, principal. 49,.
JANIS H. McNEELY, contingent.
Rarrtek-JoHH n. HANDY, principal; a.l9T
ruItrrf q J. u. uuDsrFEIs eonilugent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
BALL.
Grand Cofillion Parry.

GRAND coTILLIoN PARTY WILL. BE
IA given IT Masonic Hall on tuesday evening.
October 4th. The public respectfully invited
10 attend. Admiasion 81 fss oet3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

For Coroner.
Pte@ze announce JOHN BISCHMAN, an old
e'1iAen o. this County, candidate for the ofass
=. Sslener at q eassiiag October eIestiOn.
For cS.nn,osa Pleas Judge.
We are authorized TO announce wILLIAMP.
ADSVN' o. NJ Vernon, ss candidate for Judge
& me Cont 81 Common Pleas, In this District.
For County Surveyor.
JAMES y. SAUNDERS will BE = candidate. FAR
county surveyor at the ensuing oeiOh~r election.
GU qnal dsssiss> signe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING A SMALL
y sum Of money, which the owut'r can hsveh ~
cAliirg at s. s0 JsG. NENNhMAN'S,
80 cast vs. bI,. No. g Water street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
PERSONAL.

TvHE GENTLEMAS THAT BORROWED A
Il pair Of Hand shears FROM osr store q month
or more ago VIII please return the same, a.
in great need q thsn.
zHo8. ec4NTLIN son,
ssPs8-zs &os8 Mzzz Erest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Bar The, County candidates go TO
Nick Longs, German township, tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Hay.

DALED NAY IN QUANTITIES To SUIT
ID purchasers. D6oKER DusoucHET,
o4-tf No 10 Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Col. Cyrus NJ. Allen and Hon. VIM.
8 gheww z. Niblack,

EaBdd 4te3 Ter t0hgr N taIs DstrIotI VIII an
dress the people Of Spencer at the following places
and Il d ) fo-sEit h<A atAsFs
- MaxYilie Oct. 1th, At p, NJ. Ne~
- seas ID ton, Oct. 4th, ct p. d. sr8ae
Guhil, Oct. 6th, at r. H. fFr
8Hs3 ~, Oct. 9th. atTP.M
Elizabeth, Oct. 9Th, At l p. 49, r.-r
Gentryvills, Oct stt, at 7 IN
Baskerville. Oct. 7th, at lP.H
Eufefsa. Oct sth, at Up n.
nockTort Oct. ath, AZ Tx Tlfro
All paftles are invited 70 attend, Speaking vii
ornhnsner precisely At the hour named.
sspg9tdkwtd G01E TIft1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Church Pronartv For sac.
WANTED.

N6O0 WILL BE PAID TO ANY oNr
- JUL WAs v III ge, FOR one year A. 4 sufstt-
suta for drafted man. Enquire at the stor. 81
JOhn 9. Hopkina before the lSlh inst. o4.iot
AATNKRs AND LABoRRRs WANTED At
NJ the RodiAm Mines. Apply At the Mines er
The osai oasos on Water street. oetl-1wd&w
lFULEs. WANTED To PURCHASE.-A
NJ eoupis Of mules, not over twelve hands high
and l-aa than six years old. Apply At the Coal
oGlcs on Water street. lt eetl-d&wlw
A MALE AND FEMALE TEACHER 70
kagihArge OF the Free School 10 the town Of
1oloonda. 10 aeh all the branches required by
ne aenoei Law, Tor the term Of six mouths. A
500 se.Ax3 VII Be given. None but good teach
- veil reeommended, need apply. Application
- oe mace Immediately 10
THEOpoRE sTEYER,
MRA GoleondS, Ill =
A NAN WITH A CAPITAL OF NOT LESS
"A than $500. to 60 IN part efshirs ID a Wooden
kAseory- Enquire A. this once sep2O-2w
A LADf TEACHER, FULLY 1omPET TENT
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

FIRE LTMITs,

NOTICE T. hereby given that I will apply 10
~ the City Council 10 bald Frame Dwelling
House, two story, 20 BY q feet, on Lo, No. &.
Upper Enlargement.
sept % 2w. WIN. ALTMAN.