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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

never vote 90 DRAFT any nam isio
tho services and a. were your Rep
resentsttvs now Svoaia vote 60 re-
peal the present law authorizing =
draft.
Ell will not, ~ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under any etreumstancss,
for the further prosecution % the
war under the policy upon which tt
n conducted. 4 -
al arm totally opposed 90 the em-
pfoyment OF negroes as soldiers, or
90 the lnterfsrsnee by the Govern
ment VITA sissIn, in amy svay or un-
der any etrcumssanees."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

s6- A private dispatch confirms the
intelligence tha, the rebel General For
rest is across the Tennessee River with q
force variously estimated at from 1000
to 5000. Wheeler had such bad luck in
the same vicinity few weeks ago
that Forrest Is called upon to re-
srieve the disgrace of his ignominious
Hight cut of the State. We apprehend
that Gen. Rousseau will provide q SINH
lar entertainment, to that he gave Wheel
er for Gen. Forrest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

s[ The New York Iadepesdsnt
notices, at length, Mr. Greeley's book,
The American Conflict" the first vol
une Of which has appeared. The In
sspeadeaf describes the process by which
Mr. Greeley gOsup his book daring the
year past, in addition u doing bis regu-
lar work on the Tribssse 1t szys that
be. bid himself daring the morning hears
from the search Of his friends, seqaes-
tered all the while st the Bible House,
in : Essle room whose number vas kept
a secret from visitors, and whose door,
when found, was locked, 50 if no one
we're sE home
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Yours, truly,
fSigned1 4. W. GAIA
Hare the South Resources EseHgh
Keep The Unfon Forces at Bay'
gvnr.wspnssm IstvT1 1891


iSDEAxAFolis, July II, 1861
Ny Dear VOORHEES,:
I should Ike your private opinion as
TO the prospect OF affairs, so that l I1aT
have some basis 10 20 upon. DO you
think the South have resources enough
70 keep the Union forces q, bay, and
finally force recognition Of their indie
pendence, or will Lircolns army crash
them out2 You must have sources Of
information which have not to enable
you to t9rm some opinioa upon those
matters.
IL the Congressional Globs and Ap-
peadix i Published and boand, I should
be obliged 20 you for a set, and any
other Pablo documents Of general In
terest
l think there is 3 reaction taking
place in Indiana in references to thse~ar,
and Mr. Lineoln's message and chAse'
report will aid It Let me hear from ycu
at your earliest convenience What i
Morton doing in Washingtouf
fours truly,
TSieuedl J. J. BINGHAM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

nent candidates on the Democratic
ticket They are written By men who
would preserve heir party, though i
could be done alone upon the ruins Of
their country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Hon. Albert LANCE,

Formerly Auditor o. State, wiiiaddrsas BIS fellow
CITIZENS In the German language at p
fndianapo g. Thursday, Oct 9th atTr.
Hew Aitssby. Friday, Get Tth. At p. -
Eyansyils, Saturday, Oct. ssh, at 7 20.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
FOR SAFE.

A FINE RESIDENCE ON FIRST STREET,
n containing ssven rooms, with a good bese
ment under the whela building, siia.tna one
aanare above The Sherwood House. Posses.Ion
given Immediately.
Also, donele frama tenement in Lamasco, cor.
Ger CLARK and Fourth streets, and outage con.
tanning eight rooms, IN the suburbs ARMY to
sepat j., JnnN GREKK 5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28


PHuADELPHlA, Agg. II. 1868
Hen JaHses " Wall.
Dear sirs-Your letter, wiIh one en-
closed about rifles has been received
II the parties wish 10 bur them, the best
var would be for them to have some one
appointed In New York 10 purchase
them aud confer with yoa and snla
am satisfied that il IL the very arti.
Gle they want, and - yon kaos al about
them you can speak By the card You
k=ye seen the article tried and 20 doubt
are veil satisfied that IL viii speak loud.
ly 10 a good esuse
We will sell them in bond fer $l4, ard
/ have no doubs that II the proper course
Is pursued. the duty could be RENTED
The rifles are better aud cheaper than
anything ever offered IN this coangry, OF
made here, and as good as ever imported
We challenge a comparison Sith auy
Fias execation Whatever rF
There are about twenty thousand
rifles, and ws desire TO sell them oil e.
once They are g great bargain. aud
are worth to-day mere IN kasope ihan
We offer 10 sell them for here.
The price Of fre-arms will advance
within year at least 80 per cent, 81
arms are IN demand al over Europe.
As yoa know, there is no more effective
fire-Arm ia ths world than this
an with CREST respect,
Yours, truly,
TSigned1 - 4. W. Casa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
COUNTY, UNION TICKET

tElseiion, Tuesday, October nth, 1884 81
l.aI aaslo if For Representatives.
FREDERICK W. COOK, Of Fidgoon.
ss For Clsrk sf copfh
-.... BLYTHE HfHks, 81 Pidgeon.
RoRERT EARLEY, Of Piageon
Dor gtsasuyg,
COL. JOHN RHEfsLAHDER, Of Perry.
a-af Hef Fos Recorder.
CASPER TOMHEmELT, o. Pidgson.
For CoroHsr.
JOHN BfSCHMANN, Of Pidaeon,
For RMrpsgor
SAMUEL q. kGa EHs, of Union.
For CouHtv Commissioner. lHI
CHARLES KNOWLES, Of scott.
uni0m Mxccutlve Committee, list
ffa Hfs District.
pavsssi.-@JaHS vaN Taess, prineipat;
WI. THonfH9s, contingent.
81, DvbeSs.--J joins Mass. PRINCIPAL;
EaEEsr PlcsHAHprs contingent.
sbsom.---N. D. FRHSeH, principals
JAnEa EmHHKr, contingent.
KaeE.-sitLros eHsE, principal.
iAass 8. PaifruKfT contingent.
MarfiH.--LnwIa BaaeKs principals
MICHAEL stAfLLH, contingent.
Plie-GoonLErf Masaks, principal;
p. o. HAasesn, contingent
poser.--JoHs A. MASS, Tireipai;
Il, J. RoosHs, contingent.
Rpsnesy--JAMts FAALKy, prineipaii
n. I. KKHcanvAi, contingent
YandsrbsHsh..-AIvku JoIyheN. prilcipal.
JkAts II. MokFFLY, eontidgsat
Earriot.-Jaas h. EAspY, principal;
~ J. D. HUpsFKrn, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

CYsTHlASA, SMITH Township. /
PosEY Co, iNp, Sep. 9th, ls6i
Msswrs KsEstaes

1SeEHAAAAs SMITH AoNNsHiFs
PosKY Co, iND, Sept 9th, ls5A
hssrs Eal,oss
On Saturday, Sept 9Th, The Demo
erals q this township hoisied hiekery
pole for Little Mack The pole was
splicsd, aud lea nice one The nncondi-
alonal union men of 81 parties concluded
ihey would not be oat-done, and deter
mined that they you'd hoist one for "Old
Abe, Andy Johnson, Morton and
Baker They SET their day ON Wejness
day, the 2lsf, the day the Hon Nat
Usher and MajoE Cfayens were % speak
For some cause o. ether, the speakers
failed 70 attend, and the people were
somewhat disappointed But tAeir not
coming did not hinder. - from raising
The pole A few minutes befors ue
hoistcd the pole, MAJOR BroWn, al the
65sh Indiana, made bis appearance With
Capt Hugo, from New Harmoh5, who
i our candidate FOR Representative
The Captain yoa kaow, Is "a old steam
boat man, and We made him boss the lob
Of raising the pole. Well, The pole vent
up al right I viii give you q des-
cFipiion Of Il: Il il ia two pieces, the
frat joint is poplar, measuring 6s feet
from the ground to TIE top, aud the
second is Of hickory, Sc feet long, max
ing the pole III feet above the ground.
hisjosnt Is pat on for The old Hickory
Democracy, suck as Andy johnson,
Joseph a. Wright, and General A p
Hovey; BAT Hs call on ell good Union
men TO help as elect the ticket Oar
sireamer ia blue, and has Inscribed on Il
IN white letters, Lincoln, 4 johnson"
and 81 Morton ( Baker Our flag floats
l0l feet above The ground IA has on
il stars representing each State; also,
the eaxls, the emblem Of liberty.
We bad no Silver Band 70 play for Is
on The occasion, but, as The flag was run
np, the boys and girls sung orally
round the Flag, boys, and i. souAded
as sweet 10 me as your Own Crescent
City Band Tell George not q Be- Of
fended At me, for be IS 9 Poaey county
Dor, and has got The best band ia shs
West After The girls and b0ys got
through singing, The crowd assen osed 81
ths Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
and We bad 6ue speech from Major
Brown H6caa tel the people wbaf
the rebels are, aud what thsy would do
II they had sschAnee He does not ike
them much, for they dot At him and
did not miss him Re Is wounded
ssvefelgsz He has no sympathy Tor them.
After the Major got through, the Rev A.
Husson vas called up. He is Union
man from the erozn Of his head to his
feet he is also competent ready a.
any and All lines % light the Devil, and
when he has an opportunity be does not
object 70 giving trea9os tsfst, and
think be Tan do the case justice After
Rev. A .Huison closed his speech. the
crowd wa dismissed, asd al went to
their homesr We hai 4 good time.
TAere was 10 fassing or distarbaness
during the day
Yours, truly. W. H WHTTEe-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

This gentleman speaks in the Wig
wan tomorrow (fhandayl evenisg.
bet fhis be bora n unfnd.
he also speaks in Newburgh this
afternoon. az
His speeches are full Of interest. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Col. Ren. HARRISON

WIN speak At
Roskpors, spencer osuaty. Saturday. oes. I, At
tP.M. Ngs
NJ IH %.
Tsrrs Bssts, viss eoansy. Tuesday, oe, l. a, Z
r 81 W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
IRON RAILING FOR SALE.

IrHIcH WILL ANSWER FoR HOUSES
w yard. or cemetery lot, sill be sola ier the
price Of The iFen n spPiisa fer Fcon. hy
senIsIw n.EKLsOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

lsIaaSaroLIs, Nov. Ia, 1858
Hos, d. ". VOORHEES,;
Dear Frisnd-Your favor per Brewn
1 received. ] did al that could Be done
for the tsy, and that was 10 have him
sent back 10 his company without being
regarded as a deserter until the Presi-
dent shall modify his proclamation sus-
pending the writ Of Aabsas corpus II a
woman skonld be sworn into the service,
there Is no power 10 discharge her but
the War Department, aud thag never
acts in any case where humanity makes
the call.
As 10 Perkins, you will lave learned
BY our mutual friend Dowling that we
have had an interview with the Judge,
and found him enjoying lucid interval,
and fully aware Of the hallaeination I'M
der which he has lately been lAboging,
bot | don't see iust how be can hight
himself ! think be viii be permanently
cured OF hts insanity in time,
OF c0urse IL is not necessary for rue
70 sag 10 you that knew no more Of the
sentiments Of the letter until saw i ia
The public papers than Jon did. II he
bad sent bis letter 70 me, and not the
editor Of the SsnfinoR. Il would not have
seen the light Of da,' ia that shape: bot
be seemed TO think he bad discovered
the Northwest passage, and wante4 the
whole benefit Of ihe discovery; and con-
seqususiy he bad 10 give il 70 The public
at osee. When ! see ron We VIII talk
at length on these matters, as ! want n
long talk With Jon before you 10 to
Washington.
Respectfully, your friend,
[signAd, ) f scDoxAp.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

~ The County Candidates had .
yszF cheering meeting at Peter Bohn'ss
Center township on, Monday evening
Fonight they goio Esan Nsvmsn's, in
the edge Of Armstrong and Scott town
ships. vsss.s hs4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

J. HardeEty er Harxtsonburwh. VIZ
Eanfa, - hts nephew Dantel W
toerheke.
0.0O0 aEx 70 HELF TIE souTh.
HARRIsoSRrRGH, Feb =, 1861.
By Dear Nepk<o:
=
We want you 70 hold that f0o, 900 men
ia readiness, as We do not know how
soon we may want them
Signed j. HAkDEsrY.
Addressed on the envelope:
Hon. Danisl ". Voorhees,,
Terre Haate, Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
contents first rage.

America; Who Commenced the WARP
The Voice of Douglas Appeal, MeClel-
lan's Popularity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Frnit Farm for Sale

IATIsHINa TO GIVE MT UNDIVIDED
w Attsntien 20 merchandising | nov ODER for
sale my iarm IN Centre township. 81 miles from
EvausVille-a pleasant and healthy location IL
contsiua 50 acres, sixty ef which are under cult.
vatioa; the rest 10 we'll timbsred. There are
about 1000 hut trees, comprising cholce varieties
Of Apples. Peaches, Cherries, Pears. Plums. Qain-
ess, AprieotE. &c
The dw.lliBg and out,Aonses are larry. eoAVs-
niant. and in good repair.
Eaitahlecity prop rty taken In part payment
Long time given IL required. Fer Particulars
apply AZ the store " Yickery Bres.. Ne lS Main
ssseet, lsspe.l sAM'b NlCkkk1.
1 HousE AND LOT ON FULTON AVENUE,
I near Water street, Lamaeco. The house cen
tAans ak roons, kitehens and good cellar, with
nne out,hoasea
house, containing four rooms and a Kitchen,
en- Let street. LAnasce
double fsme house. containing Thirteen
rooms, on WNlnst street, near Third Lac
Iwo tee acre trAet Of hard. near tx city fimits.
AnqaireVf RUDOLPH KEHR,
-. Il. =. Reel Estate Agent
osok. 40 scpl6-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Senator Wall, OF xsss Jersey. 90 Dan
VOORHEES,.

Arms for Yoofls,s Array Of 100 900
Mea.
Losa Bases, Aug. 81, 1868.
Dear Sir
Il enesoss you two letter from = man
By the name Of Carr, in reference 10
arms A letter directed TO bsm simply
PhigAAslphia ell reaea hin ] can
yoaeh for the excellent quality and great
efficiency Of the rifsa @ y
Yours, in haste,
JANIS W. WALL
Envelope endorsed.
Free
JAMEs w. Wall, u = s.
Hon. Daniel VOORHEES,,
Terrs Haute, Ind
Post mark
Long Branch, y j Aug a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

@ Rev James L Ferry. Of nfinois,
will canvass Perry county, from the Sd
70 the 9Th Of October.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

absolute ar limited, este blxhed. The
men receiving positions AZ the hands of
pr. hineolnsand thsRspz5Ican Govern
ors q the North, are. not the Characters
70 whom | would Ike 20 trast nv dearest
rights. They are the men whose lust
for power would soon overlook all else
than them own sggrandisement
The successful resistance Of the South
! regard as the only safety Cor US Of the
North-sh0uld she De overwhelmed. woe
5eside Is Who have dared "a opposa he
policy q this Administration
DanieF-a Democrat Of the North who
dares to oppose the pnllcy0f the present
leaders Is as much hated as those Of the
South, aud i fook apon this war as much
and more . war upon the Democracy
than anything else. ~
This Goverumeut can never Be sub
verted under Democratic rule. aud evers
appeal IS now being made to the patri-
otisua Of The people 70 sustain the ConSti
tation, the Union, and the stars and
Stripes, while tie Constitution. the laws
and rights OF the citizen are beinr
sramplsd H0der foot Ia the position
! you are soon TO occupy, ! would By no
means counsel Withholding the necesss,
| ~ supplies FOR The army. but / would
ike to see All Democrats unite in an
open ard bold resistance 70 at attempts
10 keep oars united people By tie force
! # steel Ii the wisdom Of our fathers
aided By our own experience. cannon
keep Us united people, i, is idie 10 sslk
Of maintaining The Union. A State
forced 70 obediefsee at the point Of tbs
bayonet, regard az much and more 1
subvsrsion Of The Government than Sc
eesSion itself, hence see nothing bui
dissolution, aad humanity, Justice ans
common sense to my mind dictates I
/ peaeeable separation
i have nodoubt worried yoa, aud shall
close by hoping that some Noses ma,
Azse TO exsFicate as from our woes, tina
= iSsion maF be pleasant one
Jon may retaFa TO y0ar constituent
- frieads as did Noah's dove 90 th
Ark. heAring emblems Of peaceto dis
sraeted e0antry.
Ay respects 70 I'd and your family.
+ YoaF friend, &c
lSignedl jos. RfsTISE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
nI~ The Printers, Union in Ne

R1- The Printers Union in New
York has been practically disbanded.
The World reports that at its last meet
ing ''what was left Of the members SEN
sibly resolved TO give up the eontes. for
a uniform scale and each printer was
instructed to make The best bargain be
could with his employer 7fIr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Col. Cyrus NJ. Allen and Hon. VIM.
IT, Nihlaek

Candidates fsT Congress 70 this Disffiet. VIII al
dress the people Of SPENCER at tbs following places
and TINS, toswits
araBdview, Oct. "a, At IN
Newtonyile, Oct. 81, att n.
MaEvilis. Oot ffhs NJ Pm.
New boston. Oct fah. ~ Tra. e
Fuida, Oct. bth, Al -.
santa Ne. Oct 9th, air.. I'D
EilzaBeth. Oct 9th, stiPM
GaBtryviile, GOT 9th, at U.s.. ~.
Ceutsryiiis Oct. nh, atiP.s.
Eureks. oct 9Th. at Pm. So
H0ckport, Oct. sth, att
All parties aFe Invited ~ attend, Speaking Will
eonmgnss pracineFy 40 the hour named.
sspi21 david
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

R@We are pleased 70 learn thai Col
Msuk, and Emil BischoH, Esq. Of the
Caioa, lad q fne audience in Terrs
Hauts to speak to on Monday evening
last The ban is rolling lively in yigo
county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

sS~Col. Allen aud Judge Niblack
debate in WinslOw, Pike county, to-day,
and in Nashville, Knox county, to-mor-
row.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
WANTED.


3 CIITUATIoNs by an industrious Young man,
- who eau "a She best OF references. He de-
tlFes permanent employment, aud i net pas tca-
lar a. 70 its character - u l. honorahls, I'D.
dress 'sw 5. W, !" Post-ofaee. sepss d3i-
A MAN AND A FEMALE TEACHER TO
~ take charge Of the Frve'sehooi In the tovn Of
Goioonda 10 ach all ths branches required by
the sehool Law, Tor the term % siz moetha. A
good salary viii be given, None but good teach
sru, well reeemmended, need apply. Application
Z 20 - made immediately TO
.sss.ash -fs1 iifHEoD0RE sTEYER.
sap2f Goieonda, Ill
A MAN WITH A CAPITAL OF NOT LESS
"A than s9.ooo, to gS Ia part ership In WOODEN
Factory. Enqaire At this oliies. sepa9-eN
A hkDr TEAoH Ek. FuIsLY COMPETENT
IA 20 tske charge Of 5 teet Female school. bet
sxoesding twenty pupiis. At aoeonda, Ills Apply
- wEsLEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
sept Golc0ndA, Ilis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
GROCERIES.
Important to House-Keepers.

: SNTE have on hand aud for sale very ehoic
w article et Extra Family fresh eronnd1
white Wheat Flour. the best in the citv. which
Ne are seliiog cheap 20 hlailles In quantities 20
salt, At the Picayune NH. oorner Eight and Wal
Delivered % any part ef the city FREE Of sharxs.
saps sa-ln- 1. b. MILLS . CO. {
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

nN Or ABOUT TRE slssh OF AUGUST. A
~ iArae bay Horse 10 hAels high. tls name.
black tai, has heee fsurasrea ~ ahe right fore
foas, ah3 iaeisas4 bold bic heaa iftsis % The
right Sppp1s~a e Dc foprtesn ynsrs ED
aay rsrson hedink sssd herss. or RsFlns any
infermatlsn thas may bad hia rreoxeFy, wili o.
nt<fA y rewarded. GUcfNpA SMITH
ssK16-gaaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
NOTICE.

N-0FUE Is HEEksE sIgES 70 TIE LADY
~ > - picied mp paper pA<rsa ffozn rs cg1e-
TT e. Et6re Ne H. Nain street, 70 return the
sane, crshs msE Be arrssssa ~ ths ofassrs - ths
iAv- -r- H1g18 CO ssaa fias sRA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

@CoL Conrad Baker i announced
70 speakat New Albany, JeaersOnTilie,
Winchester, Indianapolis shelhTTille,
and Lawrsncebnrgh, from th, Isl 70 the
sth Of 0csobsr. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

Steamer Is expec.=s q make an exeuf-
sion from here. A grand ball viii be
held on Fridsys evening, in the new
Court House a RoekpOrt q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Prot. Madison Evans.
r w. H0GEN of New York, and
Col. W, q. MAEK, of the 32d Ind,

Col. W. u. IA an Il, OF the oZu Ahu.S
wiz address the people in the German language
Jasper. Dubois Co.. Wednesday. sspt. 2sth. at
fiaatisgbursb. Dsbols Co., Wednesday,. Sept
Holland. Dubois Co, Thursday. Sept. 2Ssh. at
10 An.
BooaurAs warriek 90, Thursday, Sept. 2asbf
at pm A
niilsrsbargh, wsueE CO. TAaAE Sept soth,
EswbusRh, waTriek Co, Friday. Sept. Both, a.
uamasso.5v sudssburgb Co., Saturday. Oct. lat.
Csa. DamHa's, German township. YandeFbufki4
Co M0nday Oct. a. ~ IN. q
Balssr Meyers AFfastroDE teSnsbip Wander
burgh Co, Monday. Oct. 81, al PsA
Parksr's ssttismsnt, Possy Ger tuesday. OF
9Th, at rM.
BiairsuiIs. Possy Co, Tussaay. ostEi4sh, at 7
IN
HisleFy Branch. Passy Co, ysaAfssfiss. Oct
NJ. ysraos,Pessy Co. Wednesday, oes. ''h' at
Black Hawk hflls. Possy CO. ThufsdAy, Oct.
WIN Hippisaeyef's, Psiry township. Wander
| burgh Co. Thurs iay, Oct, 9th, AZ ~,
wasfsnios, Glbsoa co.. friday. Oct. Tth. at l
IN eHea lEnA
Craz- Roads Wilmer Township, X Boz oeunty,
( sa urday, October stb. at ?. - oa
/ VIII the Union men ~ the various ioeaiitiss
pleass make all hafsesaaasg aeraagementaf 1n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

m p6~ The gallan. Union men Of Rock.
port are getting mp the greatest mass
meeting for next Saturday that ever was
asld % ed Spedcer Several .dissin-
guishea Fpeekes viii be there; also the
famous Crescent City Silver Band. A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

- We hops that Thos. E. GarviR.
and other gentlemen connected with the
1Smes who Eiaks some professions to
respectabilit7, will encourage L TO con-
time its Attacks upon the ministers Of
oar eity It may be little annoying TO
the parties thus vili6ed and bespAiiered
with filth, bat We can assure them the
Trass is doing wonders FOR The Uuiou
cause, By its unjusliEahls attacks upon
thea- It's disgusting al that class Of
Democrats who have some self-respeet
and driving them 70 the support of the
Union ticket So great are the additions
made to the Union ranks By these abusive
and disgusting assaults. upon our best
citizens, that serious notions are enter
tanned Of enlarging the Union Wigwam
to make room Tor them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
the County Union Candidates

w.lfmeet their isilow-c,IEsns ~ folioss: ITO
Esan Sewinan's, Armstrong township, Wsdnes-
day, SEPT 2eth At 7 rs
Oak Dam, Scott fp Friday, sept. 80. at ,. ~.
Collins rcnooi nouas, X aight township, Mon
day, Oct. "a, ~ TP.a
Nick Long old plase, German wazhfp, fuss-
day, Oct fth. At TEN.
AlksB'a Nc bool iIouss, knight township, Wtd~
nesday, Oct. 6th, ~ 7 Phi
Locust school iIousa. German township, Thus
dag, Oct. eth. at PsE FBgH sf4&
Az Pa
pEsansvllIs. Monday. Oct Ioth. at F.s
Tho Opposition candidates AFs invited aud re-
qussted 70 be PRESENT. sspl9-d&Wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

80 We dosbs not the Times could
obtain the list Of drafted men BY calling
Al the Poorest MazshArs Office for them
q We have done. lis ineffably mean
snd contemplate to charge its own lack
of energy and enterprise upon the Pro
vost Marshal
We fail to publish lisa tLis morning,
owing TO the sickness Of our Local :
ne win give the complete list lo-mor-
row.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

7, Philip Kearney, an old officer, en-
ter my solemR protest against this order
for retreat; We ought, iEs,ead Of retreat
ing. to fOllos up the enemy and take
Richmond Aud Ia fall view of all the
responsibility OF such a declaration, /
saY to you sll, such an order can only be
prompted By eoHArdiee or sreasonf"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
lFIRHT.CLAss PIANOS.
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE = hersbs sissn that Niii sppiy b.
~ he City f1ascii q knit Franc DsFslllng
h,ouae. tEs aefy, = - - isst, on Lot Ne. 2,
ssps 4la~s w.M. AIKMAa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

TAs Dan. voorhsss csrrs.poaasns..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

~ Whsa General MeeleIlaa Issued
his extraordinary order Tor relreas 10
Harrison's Landing, after the battle Of
Malvern Hill, the noble and galIaat Gen.
Phil Kearney exclaimed to the officers
Il. L..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

Joseph r. MeDsazid So Dan. veor-
hses.
Haliueinalioas and Insuaffy Of Judge
Perkins ~