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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
Compound Psetoral OF wna cherry

hiss become 4 housaheld word throGkhaut the
Ast and South and his Wormi LoxenEes. In tess
than = yeAS After their intsoductioas attained
reputation IS widespread as the continent ai
North America. But the crowrring gfory OF his
fs remains 70 be STAINED in his latest discovery
or rather combination, fer he ,ssoes not claim 10
have been tbs discoysrer Of cEDRoN, which Is the
basis Of the hitters nov offered 10 the pHhlic.
That honor belongs 70 the native inhabitants ei
Central America. 10 whom iss virtues hans been
knewn for more than two hsndred years. A. -
with n. The Indian bids defiance TO the mosi dead
" malaria. and handles without fear the most
amoaa serpents. IL = . belief with them that
whiis there Is breath ieft in the heay the sedran
il potent 70 cure no matter what the disease Ay
be-
While Er- Bull il not prepared 70 inaorse this
extrAvasanf rrctension, he Is ncyerthaless safts
acd from 3 thorough examination Of the evidence
relative 60 its virtues, thai a. remedy aad pre-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure,
either 70 tie changes of weather and climate or g
the ml&snAtie Influences. IL stands without \ RI
val, ard Justly deserves the reputation il has Al
AoRgsntoyed 10 o~asrAl Amerisa and the West In
-. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

HELP TO NEWSPAPER READERs--Of
course we read the papers every morn
ing we begin with the Times, and plod
steadily through it, Advertisements and
all; treat the Post in similar manner,
and so on through all the rest ofonr daily
instructors, even down to that organ OF
piety, pugilism, and the publicans, the
hTTser." From this course Of study We
have discovered the real meaning ofcer-
tain announcements continually rscur-
ring, and for the benefit Of less constant
readers we will Just append few Of them,
with their explanations.
''The King ofthe Belqians is hourly ex
peeted to visit England. This phrase
invariably means that royal marriage
is in contemplation, and that the kingly
Nestor is required TO play the part Of
matchmaker
When the French papers talk Of "the
natural boundries Of France, that is a
clear indication that the emperor has a
design on some Of the provinces Of his
neighbors, and is throwing out feeleF
TO see how the other Powers in Europe
Rre likely to stand it,
If Herr Won Bismarck declares that
published dispatches are impudent for
geFies, the constant reader may take his
affidavit that they ara perfectly autbei-
tic. In fact, diplomatic assertions Of all
kinds may, as a rule be disoeleyed, un-
less corroberated by facts or credible
witnesses.
1.-THE honorable member for Blank.
shire spoke at some length on tho same
side" means that the II, M in question
is a dinnerbell and not worth either lat
ming TO or reporting. amas
lady ks assembly was one
Ct the most brilliant that has boen given
this season" denotes that the editor o.
the paper making that assertion has beer
invited
And lastly, "Great Federal Victory,
in the American intelligence, invariably
means that the Northeners have. or have
not been thrasbed by the Confederates
generally the former; but never that they
have gained success. - London Fun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
0Eelca o. sHK Orr EsagsfEa, l
Memphis, Get. eth, isa4

OEaca or sHE Orr EsagsfEa, l
Memphis, Get. 9Th, 1884
CKALED PROPOSALS WILL nE RECEIVED
- As this efice ueflI the Tsh day Of January nexi
81 u ~ for furnishing, At such poiss or polats "a
the river landing o. this city may BE- desIgnat-
I'd BY the City knginAsr, twelve thousand (Ig.Dog4
ferehas 81 bard blue limestone, for pMxing the
Eseks not to exceed ak inches in thick aud to
u suitable for paving % not less than mise nor
acre than fssiFe inches Ia depth lFubhie wsrk /;
all 70 Be- delivered es befosa the arst DAY Of
April. lsos The nAusas ars 20 b. given IN the bids
of two approved securities, ~ tbs amauat % nlly
fcFmancs Of the contract All proposals. are %
BE- endorsed On the snveiopss - Proposals for far
asAhing paving stons for the city Of Memphis .
BIDS for Tbs contract not In conformity With the
above reanlHemsnts, will not b sutertAfned
The Mayer and uommistee on Public Landing
reserve the right 30 reject asy ali 81 the pre-
ossais. FRARCIs FOSTER.
cetiT City KngInesr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

Frank Fellxer, Agst.
Drank rElEER HAS MADE ARRANGE
Il rents to receivs daily, By Express, fresh Bal
uuors Oysters. IN cans and cases, and fresh Lake
Fish and Lohsssrs. He IL the sole agent for ths
city Of ESAnkrilie. Thcse desiring 70 feast On
these ralstsbie and luscious luxuriss. viii find
thsm At his store. oct28
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
DHON'S 1ROMATIC
BLACKBERRY
GARMINA TTVE

Is NE only safe aud sGra cure. IL con
tain 40 epi,saa Or deIeterious drugs, no min.
srss} ~ other injurious compounds common
. reaaedies generally sold for this class Of
disease. Il Is So effieaeioas thas Physicians
very generally use il in their practice in
All ehrauic aud dangerous eases.
Tssg~ Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
,ul compositions, (many Of which under
mjue sud ruin he constitutional when yeu
- ebtajn an unfaiiiue remedy rs simple
81 saie "a Blarkherrjcs themselves.
Ask In MNeN's RtAcKnKRRY CARMISA-
RVS. and zee that the preprietsr's nans 10
s,,iteit y. The outside wrapper Of each bot
le Ne'alel only by
NJ %aSzA@y-z1sz7J
Sc Proprietor, CINCINNATI ~.
Fer sale ey al respectable druggists. ss
Price, old style, IS cts, 2sO., 500. sns
ST per Bette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

WIN. II. G WIN. H. WALKER,
AGENTS
For the Purchase and Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.
Third Street, opposite Court House
EVANSVILLE. IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. sTaiu aud rhIrd Sta,
EvANsvIiLE, IND.

flfAIA OLD WE'LL ESTABLISHED AND
j wiaely-knpwn Hotel has been CLOSED for ssv-
sral weeks undergoing repairs. II hsas during
this ttuies been Fspanted inside and oat has been
througlly httnd up. and la "a graf measurs furn-
ishcd with nsw teas and inrnitnrn. The pr0pris-
Tor has Saaas every arrangement 10 render his
house convenient healthy and agreeable 30 the
public. a.f8 H
Thanking tbs public for tha fine patronage that
fpr q series OF years has heaH extended to tbs
Washington, he Hyites q ranawAl Of their rratosn,
and gill sndeayer "a hare bis table furnished and
the house managed 10 away 10 merit their ebntln-
ued patronage.
0mnibasss viii carry passengers "a and from
fh8 pennt fese 4.ss t~t~9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
No. 25

Htsa
= III 81 a -
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
LSO
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all Of which / offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
No Goods at retail.
ENo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

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III BBLs SPLIT PEAS
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case pssri sago.
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20 aoz do do Cherries II
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rsats ee.1bysies tss.1rsta. -, ass.ssss.
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cToNE wARE.-5.odo gals stone vsre. from
- Pafnama. Ohio, 70 . sails 1t Pottery prices =,
II. a. COOKS.
FsRgsH CAN PINE APPLES loo sux cans
u choice Pine Apples At IA 81 DKsa
) aEsH can PEAcu rs s11 dsa eAas frs.h
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found 10 the city, At II. A. COOKS
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2ooa lbs new Codas1, al IA. COOKS.
nRIED BEEF AND BACON
- 1000 ~ sugar Cured Hsns,
100 hs de do psiea Beef
800 eee - saoalaers,
sfeoS = alesr Sides
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trade. Fer sale only At Il. A. COOKS.
DATsISs. CURRARTs. &C.
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10 casks frssh Zantie Currant.,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26


s. ,ras restors gea 20 yoras' AealtA ar
sefkae3 L Toa - az s9seis e disssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

Artemus Wards new hall is now open
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
seaIplng nm abolitIOnisl.

party OF Constitu-i1ns Dem 1erats.
snder the leadership Of Ras Weeds, a
notorious guerrilla, tolk possession o.
lhe town OF Wentsville. Mi.-our., about
ten davs since, aad played some lsntss-
tic tricks before high heaven rhey
paid for everything thes bought w.Ge
serupalous honesty. but didn't buy maeh
They stole everything thes could carry
off. and subjected The citizens 70 every
specie OF ind'gnitF, compelling them q
fal! into line AMI hold an slec ion TO-
President, Jeff Davis and Lincoln be ny
the candidates. OF course J.f f IVES
elected unanimously Wo ,ds was arm 70
Eiih eight revolyers and a sabre, and
amused himselfbg shooting off ths head.
OF chickens ia the barnyards, scarcely
ever missing q shot A correspondent
of the ST. Louis Repub lean gives the
following oecount Of sc4lping Dutch-
man:
"The most serioas incident Of the rap
ID raid vas the scalping, alive, Of a Ger
man named Joseph Post, 8 resident oi
Wentsville. Woods took bold Of The
hair on The top of Posts head, aud cui
oH piece Of the scalp, nearly round,
about thres inches in diameter A num-
Der Of persons begged for the life Of the
man, gotherwiss be would, wifho1l
doubt, have been killed. While thesa
petitions we're being spoken to hin
Woods replied, Yes, Cd d-n you who
was here TO beg for Sharp and Trout
when they we're murdered BY the d-t
DutchT' Finally. however, throogh The
vasciIlation Of Woods. and the non-at
seniion of bis men, Post was got OF snC
bis life saved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
Much In Little.

George W. Curtis, in late speech, hits
the poirt OF differences between the direct
purpose Of the Ioyal North and the rbe-
sorical sinuosities of George B. McClel-
Ian ia the follo~in- happy stroke:
There ia one Major General in the
service Of the United States Who has
written bis name, and has written It for
ever, in cur history, By his memorable
order OF more than three years ago-"If
any man hauls down the American fia0.
shoot him on the spot TAppIause. 1
There 10 another Major General in the
service OF the United States, and be saws.
II sny man hsHls dovn the American
flag, let as 90 At once into an ultimate
convention, and exhaust all the states
uanship ofthe nation to see five can
not coutrive some way to cause him TO
. haal Il up again" Laughter. By the
mouths OF these two men, each OF them,
Major Generals in Jour service. the sim.
plicily ofthis cause has been presented
! to ths whole Ansrises peopls-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
address OF the Pennsylvania Union
State Central C0mmitlee.
RooAs Of UNIos STATE CENTRAL !
COMMITTEE, ll05 CHESrsUT Sr.,
October il. 1864.

RooNs oF UxIos STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE, Hos CaESrsUT ST.,
October IL. 1864
The returns Of the late election, nov
10 the possession of this COMMITTEE, en-
able it 10 announce that Pennsylyania
has decided against all ermistiees, aud
attempts at peace, until rebellion is
broken and treason disarmed. True TO
lis past history, the Keystone State ar
rays herself by the side Of Ohio aud In,
diana, and proclaims to ihe world her
con6denee in an Administration true to
the Union Of the States, and her inten-
ton 70 sustain that Administration in
power until the UHion is restored. The
Union party have carried the State,
gained three members Of Congress, and
elected majority Of both Houses Of the
Legislature, on the home vote, ana the
soldiers vote as far as received indi-
Gates the gain Of two members OF Con-
gsess. and clear Union majority Of
fifteen thoasand votes. This is a most
gratifying result, and should 6ll the
heart Of every loyal man with jog.
It's importance cannot be oyeresti-
mated, ia view Of the fact that some
seventeen thousaei soldiers who came
home last year aud voted for Governor
Curtin are now absent with the army,
and are yet to be heard irors Besides,
His is computed that ander the last call Of
Hthe President, aud within the past few
months, twenty-lhree shoasand Of our
citizens have gone forth 10 the field,
These men are scattered over the wAole
country, and owing to the active opera
tions now 10 progress, il has been i'm
possible for the commissioners appoint.
ed for that purpose to obtain all their
votes Thousands and thousands Of
votes have thus been lost 10 the UEioa
party, which party only can be depended
on to feed the army With Sighting snate-
rial Under these circumstances. the
Committee regard the victory achieved
IS grand triumph, and congratulate
the country upon it. The re election Of
Mr Lincoln is certain Ia Novsmber
the State will give greatly increased
majority. There will be bat two tickets,
and party lines aill be more distinctly
drawn No local -aiousies or differ
ences will divide our friends, and. united
on the great issue, Pennsylvania will
poll vote for Lincoln and johnson
which will prove that she is second TO
none Of her sister S,sies 10 devotion to
the Federal Government
SIMON CAMERoS,
Chairman Union State Central Com.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
the privilege Of voting wherever sta
Ia. Tine. will have 10 try again.

toned.
The Times viii have to try sgsiu.
But il does try again. In the same
column Is a slanderous iasiuuation that
Gen. Logan, of Illinois, sold himself for
money or promotion. 1t quotes a dec.
lara,iOn Of Gen. Logan which it says,
was madesin 3 speech a in 9ply to
Judge KsIloggsAcf this State, during
the contest for speaker of the House Of
Representatives in 1859, in which the
General declared that he wsuIa never
afiliats vita sbolitionists as long as be
had breath IN his body, &c. As no
Judge Kellogg ever represented .Ais
STATE in Congress, that portion Of the
Tines staten, ns is false. We pfeeume
iEstoie the SANDER from some eont4mpt-
ible IlIiuois scribbler, and aitemh be 10
palm it upon its readers as an orisinAl
discovery Of its own; just as it did the
other day, when It stole its leading sdi-
torial, glcrfying over Psnusylsanis,
frem tha, ciucianati Enqu rsr. The
TINES is evidently 10 the 6x Gen Phil
Kesrusy said Mcclellan vas in-"bufmf
out"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
Bon'i Train In that crowd.

The Copperheads have been left in a
beautiful position Half dozen Of the
fraternity met, short time since, aud
selected sn electoral ticket Among
The names in the list, was that Of Hon.
T. A. r. Nelson, who, il was known,
was not altogether satisfied With the ad-
ministrAsioa But Mr. Nelson is not the
man TO ally himself with traitors, mere
u because some Of the measures Of the
administration do net agree with his
IDEAS OF policy, and he therefore de-
ciined the profersd honor in the follow
ing card, addressed to the voters Of the
State OF Tennessee
Having learned that my name is
placed upon the Mcclellan electoral
ticket, as a candidate from the State at
large, avail myself Of the earliest OPP
portu atty to respectfully decline the
nomination.
The fact is we'll known to my most in
innate friends that Zoe several months
past, it has been my discrimination 70
withdraw from any active participation
in politics, aud TO resume the labors and
duties OF my profession, and that, with
thar view, | entered into tso profession 3
81 partnerships during last spring. -,
While have not hssitsted in private
conversation to express my opinions aa
to the Presidential contest, have care.
fully abstained from all efforts 10 disseu }
mate them, either upon the stump or
through the press. Although ] have
been wantonly and uniusty assailsd and
misrepresented in the public prints, my
desire to remain ia private life has been
so strong that | have not eVen used the
right Of selfdefence r
There are thousands Of living witness
ses who know that have often defended
the cause Of the American Consultation
and Union At the risk Of my life, and
have suffered captivity, exile, aud the
loss Of all but life in its behalf The
cause is as dear to me as it ever was,
and have lived In vain for 6fty-two
years, il East Tennessee, Il | cannot
submit for q season 70 calamny and vitu-
pers,ioa. A period Of civil war is. not
| favorable either to free discussion or
calm elaboration, bot hsping that the
terribls contest in which we are engaged
masi soon terminate, will. should it be-
come necessary. ct q proper time, and
under proper circumstances, vindicAis
10Y political conduct, ard opirions, and
show that my record is as consistent ss
that Of sny public man in the State.
T. A X NKLsos.
Knoxville, Oct 9th. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
Absurd LfInv.

u ItIis amusing TO see bow ridiculous
the Copperhsad papers Of this Stata are
rnaking themselves in their insane ef-
forts to deeeiEs and beguile the people
,iuto voting for Mcclellan The Times Of
this city is the most reckless OF all in
this cloves labor Iosa," because il has
less character and reputation to lose
than some Of its contemporaries.
We copy the following paragraph from
that papes of yesterday as . sample Of
its ridicnlous falsehoods. It evidently
presumes that its readers take no other
papers; .xa4aEHzo3 3 zsl
HoseIrAL OPERATIoSs The following
brief but comprehensive note addressed
10 the editor Of the Keokuk 1owsJ Cbn-
! slitufion explains itself Precisely the
same thing here disclosedis going on ..
all the hospitals in the country:
"Judgs ClQagstt, Keokak-Bea- Sir
! ! leave to-day on the FIRST boat for my
regiment, the I7th Iowa am 6fty-one
years old, and vote for George b. Nc.
CIellan. Sixty Of US voted 10 the hospi.
tai for George; hence 10 s.zty seers
ordered TO the field But We will not
| forget our duty to cur friends at home,
thsI cunstituiion and the laws We
could have stayed in the hospital If ws
had voted for Old Abe.
as9" EPTHA AcKLEY."
AL that is necessary to dispose o
Mr.. Jeptha Ackley's story-if there il
J such man, which We doubts th'
statement of the fact known to every
body, except those Who get alI their IN
formation from the Times, that the low
soldiers cote in the field ;
Mr.. Ackley's statement that he eoat
have staid in the hospitzt if he Ia
voted for Old Abe, Will be taken 70
what it is worth. and no more Nj
Lincoln aud his friends could have .
motive ia removing men from the hol
pital to prevent them voting sgsinl
y him, when the laws OF lowe give thsI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21


s9- The Philadelphia Press, usually
very correct in its political ststemeats,
makes mis- AXE, 10 recent editorial
with regard TO the soldiers Of Indiana
voting, Il says" Az the three great
elections NIaeh look place last week, the
soldiers Of PennyIvsaia, Ohio, and In.
diana exercised their right Of voting rs
uncontrolled as it they wen, to the polls
at home, and the f-s ling OF the army has
been shown to be overpoweringly in favsr
Of the Union, and opposed TO the dis
loyal and dAstsrdly scheme Of ending the
war BY degrading peace. THIS is an
srror, so far as Indiana is concerned
Her soldiers are difiranchised so loag as
they remain ia the field. A few who
were inmates OF hospitals we're fur
loughed ihss they nigh. return home
and vote, but the great majority Of oar
gallant volunteers were deprived Of this
inestimable privilege. An effort vas
made in the las, Legislature to devise a
plan that would give them The privilege,
bu, the friends Of the soldiers we're
largely in the minority aud their efforts
were enphsticalIy "a failure The
copperhead majority Of that body were
too intent dsSising means to drpose
Gov. Morton and revolutionize the State
to devote any time to the soldier Be
sides, they did Mt want the soidiers to vote
Soldiers don't vote to suit them, They
vote as they 6ght--agaiust the rebeilioH
Because thsy will vote thus, Copper
heads don't intend they shall vote At al
when they can prevent il The ruanne
ID which the great Coppsrhead eountie.
OF Pennsylyania voted on the amend
mens to the Constitutions, giving the sol
diers the -iEls Of suffrage in the fed
is proof Of this fact .@r.7r
Indiana soldiers we're not permitted to
vote, but, thank God the Hoosisr State
is loyal to the sore tor all that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

have been elected in Crawford, Perry
Spencer, and Vanderhurgh counties, and
one IN the District composed Of Van.
derburgh and Posey. Our majority in
the House of Representatives is due tc
these counties Had they voted as ihey
did in 1862, the HoEse ~ould be tied
as II is, we have two majority.
In this connection we cannot pass by
the Union newspapers of the Pocket
without word Of eommendation. They
have made good fght, aud the Evans
vile Journal especially, has proven its
elf host A Union gain Of seven hun
dred in Vanderbnrgh county, is the best
possible evidence Of the popularity and
efficiency of that excellent paper. ff.
ALI bonor 10 the undaunted Union
men Of the Pocket = indianapolis
Journal
Many thanks for your kind aud eompi'-
nentary notice. While the satisfaction
resulting from consciousness of hav-
ing done ones best is a sufficient ineen-
tive to an honorable man to labor for
the right, yet il is pleasant to know
that his labors are appreciated by his
cotsmporaries
We need not attempt return compli-
ment to our namesake At The Capital,
FOE The part it took in the camp6gn, be.
cause the people have already done ltai,
bY largely increasing its business and
subscription list
We cannot close this notice, however,
without adding that the two Union Rep
resentAtiEes from vanderburgh and
POsey counties will do to tie to. There
is no discount on Fred. Cook aud Ed.
Sullivan.