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Hatchery Of I MON Men.

The tloodiesl tresedy Of modern uucs SAYS An
army correspondent, was enacted on Thursday
last in Northern Georgia, at - small place called
ELIJAH, sixty miles northeast II Dalton. A short
time after the occupation OF Northern Georgia by
our forces last Spring, 1926 men, deser,crs from the
rebel amy aud others formed themselves into a
company, t. be known no the Walker County
Home Guards and selected brave fellow, named
Ashworth, az their leader tpon many occasions
lave tese hardy men done the cause some ser .
VEG. Three hundred rebels under roui Polk Ed
wards, on the day above mentioned, came across
Ashworth's party, and took them all PRISONERS,
including Colonel Ashworth himself. man
ualnei Markham, who was an eye witness of sub.
sequcnt events says that The prisoners after
their surrender, were marched into a patch of
woods hard 10y, when just one hundred out of the
t. he dcser,cfs from the Confederate army aud sou
fenced, part oi them 10 lie shot. and part Of them
tn TO hung. Preparations were Immediately made
a. carry tho order into execution, and two hours
later the hundred poor fellows were launched lnto
eternity, nineteen OF whom were hung TIC twon.
y-hyo tina: escaped death were eeased Alter beinp
cou PEELED 10 witness the execution Of their com,
pan.ons, upon their promise that they would join
the rebel army. Col Ashworth was taken nrysv
As be WAS once rebel soldier, there Is no telling
what unhcsrd-of cruelt.ss IN store FOR him. Til
Tom Polk Edwards IN a citizen VI TunnaAsc. aud
IL respectfully connected Gen Steedmall. / learn.
will make an ettempt to have this gang of muir,
dercrs osptured. II no " successful there win be
more bloody work
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Cattle Market.

New fong. Nov. -, 1-C1.
The market opened Monday morning with n fair
supply Of Beeves in the different yards, til ough, NJ
usual Of iate Inoetly OF iIieror quality, strictly
prime Bseves being very sSarce. Prices have sui-
ierei 10 material change during the past week, the
rate Of beet cattle being quoted at laisc. per pound
the second class lGnI,c. medium or fair quality,
lSalbc and from this !own 10 Sc but few lots have
rold higher than ISc aud that price the sale
hS been smaller than last week, owiugi mainly, to
the fact that the number that would command that
price IL lees than one week ago. The great bulk OF
thl stock eclls at l.altc making the average loHc
Or &c. Icss than last week.
The receipts Of cutt.e at TIC various yards In thi
city, during the past week. have boon - follow
Moves C,o9l; Cows and Calves, 9S; Neal-, 2O45;
Sheep and Lnfnhe 21,55i; swine, 224Ig.
xdch Core continue Lu.l At l.st weeks quotations.
We Inote extra good Cows at 80 'asyj god do. ut
s4a-JU and common to medium at p25sta5.
Val 'alDes-The inartrt Tor mixers continues
hrin, AT prices varying from to l5c; Grofsers are
plenty aud dull We quote prime Calves At lla1Ac.
yood 40 NJ VA lu.c. per POUND; cOniuon do. IaSc
per pound thlirkins, pc, per pound.
Shc'p.-lhis branch Of the market remains NJ
LETT II IN our last report, VIZ. OveutOckei with
sheep of medium quality, and low price, the
average price being about ne. per pound P'h+
about ~ 81.
The Hog market 10 dull to-day, owing to
hbcra supply and moderate demand. price, ave. .
&in1 nom " 20 121c, live weight. About UJ head
we've Oh sale Monday morning.
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IRA DE NOTICES.

A IrE.'TlON, PACKING. BOX Makers
n our r.ghts are nnslilcd. Rally together g. Head.
quarters Military Hall, 193 Bowery, on n ursday
evening, lscemher let. Iunctuai attendai.c. IL re.
IIe t"d, ~ tief, IL movement the part 81 some u
ths boss TO reduce the price. N. A. WHIT rIELD,
frpe'i nos. WILSON Rec. scr 2GI
nkY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CI OSIyd
- Association will hold their reguyr ~. cling a
fsfly Cio-tns Hall, the Nclne-uay Even ,ns AZ 4
%,clc.t. N. ". MI Pni, Pres fBEiJ. " ALLEK
Rec Ssr.
LOUSE SMITHS--A REGULb X MEETING
Of the n. D. =. A. will lie held at tho Crvv al yss
Grand st. GU Wedne 'day ing, gth inst At II
oNlck. Punctual attendance IL re.,ues..5 E)IjS
Secty. AZ
ITO TAlLORS--NOTICF-A IL. DEL EG ,'rEs
- o. the Central Committee an, requested 10 attend
then regular weekly meeting, N WpIuesiav Iv,n.
ms Nov. 5Jth Mt o'cloct. IN RI form Hall -, ,t1nl
also AL members Of the tre 10 are rques,cd 10 al.
tend Tue public meeting On ss turdsy Fy,uing. Dcr
III. by order OF the Central q ,nnnitue. 2si
THE MEMBERS OF IT. IL CARPENTFRSi
4 Mon, NO. t. are Requested TO attend he meeting
Of SAID zion on this Wedr esini. evening AZ T2
O'Clock, In their Hail corner Of h ave and 18th a.
fore the citing ~ " IA w.
THE MEMBERS OF THE Trunk AMI
Bss Makers nion m requested 10 attend Tho
neN REGULAR meeting to ts held Thuf-inv Evoning
me ~, o. p+csnlten "a itarv IilL iof election u
.auuWr' niih other husifi of imp. t,nc. fkEU
Alilt, h. Pres. 4. y. b lSsARD, Rec soc i'd
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
Nur Nrvs.

wfpNr.UAY aOGNlaG, nov. u, 1861.
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The Food Question and the ,!iddIcmcn.


The Food Question and the ,!iddlcmcn.
rny Cosxsrctsi. which has ably sr., ned .p side
nj the "Food and Fuel" question, IN reply IN or
comments, and cndcsvouring t. show that the
position we have taken ia erroneous, says;
I'VE hold and are fairly convinced, that as long
~ human l'v- DO MT force men e. make their pur
cha-cs nj part c'ilaf places. or Of particular mon.
there can lie no undue number ~ Iniddlcucu. for
tho moment their number Is greater than the wants
on the community require, they will hc forced 10
cease their occupation from waat OF remuneration.
AID middlcmcn never cen tc extori,'n,b On TIE
public, AZ long az The public are laf, free 20 pun
chas" or not. ~ they think most tn their interest
IA 10 combinations and conspirscics, main nsk
our contemporaries for single proof ~ their tNs.
~nce, either Ia the present or IA the past
For the sakc Of afyumont Il may he proper to
admit that wo cannot Al this moment alludc to
any particular combinst on or consT Tacy ON the
part of mlddlciucn t. cNtort high p Ice, from TIC
public, tut -four cotcmrorary viii visit, with us,
the ncishborhood OF Washington market, We viii
show him transactions that are 10 remarkably
SIMILAR u positive combination that n lnrge pro-
portion OF Nc public are compelled h. submit to
the hiyh prices demanded hy the middie'ncu
II ~ undoubtedly true HAT tie u.lldemcn "uevcr
can te oNt1rt!unaie ON the public ~ long rs the
bubble Mr.. In free IN ,,,c,..o ar ro.
a. they think mos, 4, ,b.,r ,n,,ros, " Nov,
WE cI,,r, ,ba, ,,r,,o n,,o,,,- n, o,r
fnoo.-,i,,,,,s .,o ,,,, ,n,o ,.,,.,.,, ,,-
cent IN . u,ui,.J ..,,o H., ,..,..,. ,,,..,
10 "a f-,,, ,,o .,,..,. .,. ,.-..o.,,
,,, .,o,,,.d xv,.A,r..,.. ~, -.
hour la the morning. Iio;e-kcelcrs, and men
b,vi,., a., ,,..,,. l, =. -, =. II
IL, ,,o ,,,o,,,,,, ,... -. II.
An. or,,,,,., ,ro.,,,.o, ..,,h,,,, -.
. ,o,,.,,, ,,,,.or h,, a., L 49,.
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cus,o,,o,. .. c,,,,,,.t ..,,., r,.,., ,,.a. ,,,
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wh., oro ,.rr.. H. ,.,,.,, =. An, -
u,,s, 80, ,,, ,l,,i,,., -. , Ia
s.sr,,s ro,,i..,,,o, ,,.,,,..,
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,.,, =, a.. ,I.,,.,,,,, .,....,,
''.,,,,.a ~ '' ""' '.l''''' ''' ''V' 'oi'
ton, nat Whenever customer inform. anoihcr
iurestallcr Of the ptic. L. ne.rhbor ia .eIipv mn
article, the iorcstalJrr will sometime, iuoii.clv
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l'llsS.

FlRS.
A TTENTlON, LADIES-THE OLD ES.
"A tatshed v Y. Fur Manufacturing Co SO Chat.
ham II, opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel 10 sell.
Ing single set at their factory wholesale prices CAN
early and set choice and great bargain; sets S45l
muis and collars 300 Ach, and upSarda; SybeEian
,quirres Fitch Martin and Mink cable setts very
low. Altering and repairing TO the latest styles
equal 70 new lecnipl svea 10 purchasers inruIinS
asainst moths. Look Tor the mammoth 50. fl.EA'
lNtr, Manager. 1852
EURS, FURS-LADIES' AND ChildrenT
4 iGncy turs, Cheaper than the cheapest at TN
manufsctory, 22I Eighth ave, bet. 10Th and 9th sM
nsg ~, Az, Up s,airs. Fur altered and repairW
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HOOP SklRTS.

TREMENDOUS PANIC Hoop SKIRTS
l. LOWER THAN BEFORE THE wAE!
slU,Wl WORTH
AT less than hall the price asked BY
City Retailers.
AUSTIN KELLEY co, Manufacturer.
Qfer the Ladies OF New York and vicinity u,rt a
their WHOLESALE STOCK
RETAIL
LOOK All THE PRICES,
Msses and Child ens SkiIts from l5 cents nm
Ladies - springs Woven Tape Cloth Pais ID cents
Ladies' y springs Woven Kid Pads. .,..,.'.. Is cts
:, ~ .......,,,.. 81 VI
4, sO ..,....,.... 70
Al, -. ] "
4. -" .-.......... j o.
e SPRINGS, inch Tapes KID Psd.. ......... Is
q" 1 "
-. . . sst.ss....-s "
30 =. ..t..ts...+. ~
AUSTIN KELLEY 4 Co,
40 ~ Canal 81. cor. Elm, N Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

comfortable ard Elihy as were those se
occupied before they were cleansed.
This vas hard blow, but the boys pitched
\, and before night we're again comfort
ably fixed
To-day sabbath our three Companies
we're inspected BY the Medical Exam
iner The Grant Guards lost three men.
the Rifles FIVE men, and the Wander
burgh Greys five or six We are now
ready for the mastering officers How
long we viii have to wait before We will
be mustered IN is involved IN doubt
earn that the City Regiment, that is the
indianapolis Regiment, viii be mustered
N tomorrow. Col Hudson regiment,
from the Seventh District, viii come
next, and the other Districts as they
may organize. The First District is BE-
hind in raising q regiment, and | fear
we will have 70 wait 10 be consolidated
with the fag end Of some other District
But Of this ] win give you notice. For
the present ] viii stop.
Yours, for
HUNDRED DAYs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
UHcuRRENI n0AEI!
Wanted at the highest price
NO. 4 FIRST STREET.
RARE CHANCE4
Very vaia.sls Property ana Ra.


Very Valuable Property and nasi-
ness Far sale.
HAVING In contemplation a removal 10 Gin.
eiaHstis 10 ofiaf tor ssss, ga szceedlngly easy
terms. the following very dsslrzbis sad Falaabls
Property $3.50
The sarru tv<o.stOry brick rsetAl-roos warehsnss
With Zee House attached situated on the corner o.
Loeust street and the faHai, bsins Let 80. Dona.
lion Enlargement, T5xlsf sci. We would also III
With the promises the Furniture, Fixtunea. Ac
ineiudiag sais. Desks. Connisrs. Trucks, Scales
Tsrpsslins, &e &c, being eyerythiag needed ioi
nf0cefy, Prodaca or Con- miaaIsn bnslafss. Ala
the good win Ar successorship Of cur busi usss
These promises well adapted for tobacco fac.
tory and wArebeuso; also. #M
The double brick Smoke Hoass and Eenaerfne
House, and frame y arsh0use, epFneE JoeusI aud
Durham streets, nsea by u. fof the pork business
niss. she Kettles. Screws. Lard Fafa, Blocks ciea-
vsrs, a., te, comprising eFsFysAing neesasars for
The dssirahie Kad aonsenianily arranged hrick
Dwelling, on Locust street, between sixth and
seventh, hsing Lots Ro-. II and y, IN Block 81
EasteFa Enlargement, nov oecnpisd By George
are two eisterhs, stable, Wood she'd. &e; aiso .
large yard Allied With choice Frat Trees. shrubs
and Flowers; also,
TIE undivided one-half n the frame warshouss
sllsiaiea on Lots and IN Block Is Ess,sTn IA.
iarg meBt, running thFoaEh frefa Chas1h atFess
70 the Canai uBder rent far 40 PER month also,
This ssll-impraYed sad hishiY-ealtiyAted Farm,
situated near Oak Iiili Cemetery, containing q
acres, al under hnee, acres q which u sur.
rouEa@a BY nov and substantial picket fenee, and
Allied With Frait Treas Of every Kind. Including
shout an acre u vel set, bearing Grape Vines
o. these premises are situated q new fFans Dwell
ling. VITA larra Cellar Well, Clstern large saA.
bic, &C. Possession can be had rss 81 March sisU.
rwo desirable Building Lots. Mes. & aEa :. IN
Block -. Eastern RnlargemeEt, seIoininE fhs
shove. also,
The Lot, ssEsa ret, on Fourth street, near the
corner Of Locust, being skeelieat stand for a
stores also. s
The undivided eHe-half Of 2sxso feet, adjoining
ths Above.
The above property viii b sold on long credits
II desired- Titles ndisputabls- Parties Wishing
70 examine any OF the above property siii piease
Canal. ESQ. FOSTER co.
RsIl.asf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

IxDIANA WouSDED. We End the fc'-
loving list o. Indiana wounded Of Grants
army, nov in Washington City Hospitals
John Adams, co A, lst lad, J Evans,
co /, 9th Ind A f Simpson. CO d Tth
Ind, Corp WIN Toothtaan, co K, 7lh Ind ,
Samuel Turner, co ID, Corp WIN Camp
bell, co X, A Wheeler, co ID, Tth; Hen
~ Sehurmsn, co D, Cosp Sutherland, ca
A, James Armstrong, 60 a, 10 II Fetch
er, co d, SeaFgens Amos Edmondson,
co G, WIN H Gallep, co II, Wm Dele,
company b, Logan Fraim. company G,
John NJ Hudson, co n, 18th Indiana;
Nicholas Hartlin, CO. L, 18th; Bradley
A. Rose, co. A, 10Th; Julian Green, Co
&, l9ah; Corp Lafayette Parsley, co. @,
10Th; VIM. SCHNEIDER, co +, I9ih; Wm.
Plank, co. ID, 10Th, Patrick Hineh, co.
A, l9sh; Julian. Green, co. C, 10Th; Ie-
roy Holding, co. F, I9thi Peter Lamb,
co +, 18Th; John n Woods, 90. I, 18th,
Jesse o Bapion, Co q, l9th; John Mich.
Gibson, co. +, 10Th. Euos Thayer, co. T..
18th; John w. Kennedy. co. L, 10Th;
John Camp co. +, Isth; Lewis Ander-
sou, Co II, 18Th; Thomson Smelssr. CO.
f 18th; Adam Smelser, co. K, 10Th;
Milton Ra:nes, company C. 10Th; J. n.
Hawkins, company c, 10th Indians
20TH REoINEsr--Wm p Wiles, co g;
John Shatfer, co |; Chas C II Ball, co I /;
N Baadle, CO X; VIM C Baxter, co G.,
Il Moriarty, co r; J Simpson, co D; ia.
cob Head, CO CT ii III Bliss, co +. Eran
julien, co g; Albert 7 Lewis, co +; Dan
ieI b Harpster, co r: Samuel Hartman,
co @; J Bailey, co @, 45sh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
THE MAYORS REPLY.

BEs MoINEs, Iowa, May 9th, 1864
Mess-s NJ L. Johnson d Co:-Sirs
Your favor at hand. In reply TO your
inquiries, | am happy ID inform yon that
our city is Republican of the Lincoln
sort. Our Mayor is an incorporating
Lincoln man, and rejoiees only in Repub-
hean victories and the success of the
arms of the United States
Our Council is composed of ten Re-
publieans and four Cops Twas so last
year. Our County is Republican, and [
Do prayerfnlIy thank the Great Ruler OF
events that Iowa will go for Abraham
Lincoln. cannot sympathize with yon
IN your choice, politically Unless you
are all straight out Union men-opposed
to the Rebellion and rebel sympathy, l
could not advise you to locate in lows.
We have two good Book Binding
Houses, three Weekly and two Daily
newspapers.
We have eleven churches good re.
ligious community-an efficient system
of common school education, well con.
Quoted here, besides q number of high
schools. Population 5000 and increas-
ing.
Very respectfully, yours,
~e W. h LEAs,
Mayor of Des Moines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
MILITARY NOTICE.


oeiee a. Provost asxAsl,
Evansville, lnd,. Nay la 1se4,
No.toe ia Ofaeera and Men Absent
from their Commands.
I n conformity with directions reeslresi At this
Il Ores 4em Ma1 Gea. y. 1T. Dana. u.s.Y.. zet-
Ing undsE ausherity from the Var Department, al
ofiters Except general oficersl aad enlisted men
absent frrui their esminande within she state 81
Indiana are heFsby notihed that . they vii be
Required 20 exhibit the authority b which fhsy
arr absebt from their commands. b Nhieh they
are present. Al the place intsfraRated. II proper
pass, order, o. permit Il not showa, the pafty
will Immediately Be arrested, and II be Il mnaals
without delay, % produce sssia factory proof that
he u provided wish 0ne Of the above documents
from eampetent authority. he wilt Immediately lse
forwaFded 20 his regimsut in cani aeman1. = E
Csre will Be taken that insufficient papers are
net recognized. such furiouaifs and per nits
froB any ofncer belonging - al arEsy cerps which
are not approved At corps headquarters. IsaEsA-of-
abse1ce % officers wtthont the aushesIsy Of a De-
paftlacat Or arHy comma nder,n sc &e
Notice = hecsby given that sli osHcsrz and en-
listed men absent fruia duty without pfapsr su-
teefify, within thla Dlstr e. sfi b. krGssted and
sent % their Fegigisbts. $3.50
BY order Of Col. Coarad Baker, A.ApM.G
BLYTHE HTNES
Capt. and Pre-. Mar. lst Dist Ind.
mayi7 Nv
lvincennea GAzstts copy , wseks I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

How to Fix the Goose Hond.

How to Fix the Goose Hond.
Editors Journal;
Pronunce it an intolerable nuisance
in the city, progs IL By Everybody and
abate Il in the following manner
l. obsiruet ii at the elbow" or st
the old bridge above the city.
.. Sink ditch in its center above
Main Street four feet vide and one foot
deep, through which to admit water as
needed.
3. Level the banks Of tie old ''disch"
for the double purpose Of covering Ihs
putrid earcasses Of dead animals and
fathomless debths Of pestilsnsial mud
4. So far as practicable observe tbs
same order below Main Street
5. Let the work be done at once be
fore the ely shall again be infected b
putrescent exhalatien from the goose
pond gndsF the syn OF 9hly.
6. Let the ingFess and egress Of tbs
water be small aud equal 80 as to form
a current instead Of stagnant pool.
7. Let contractors dispense with swheel
barrows" aud "dirt carts" and sebsii
tate plows and scoops drawn by horse,
or mules, &c,
g. Let a competent goose pond com
missioner be appointed TO saperintend
the work, and let the pond be drained
aud dried before the heat OF Summer.
The time for talking is past the peo-
pie are dying from the effects of thai
hllhy pool, and something must be done
II the present City Council will prose
cute the work efficiently let every citi
zen second their efforts aud sustain them
II not Iei them resign and let men b,
appointed who will assume The responst
bility to abate the nuisance.
Grading streets, paving sidewalks and
making sewers are well in their place
and may be regarded as luxufiesi ba
they are poor compensation FOR the suf
fenng and death produced BY that poo
Of concentrated flih cviT1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
COpperhead Hunting Another
sDhere.1

COpperhead Hunting Another
"sphere."
A friend has handed us a copy Of the
Daily State Register, published at Des
Moines, Iowa, which contains the follow
ing juicy correspondence between the
Mayor Of Des Moines and a notorious
copperhead Of this city, we'll known as
a standing Democratic candidate for
Sheriff. and general jobber in sewing
machines and copper-colored and "yaL
ler-kivered literatoor. The correspond
enee shows several things: LIST. That
Evansville is too loyal place for some
men to live in ID, That Iowa, aud es-
pecially Des Aoines, is an unhealthy
climate for copperheads 3D.. That N
l.. J, & Co.." are about played out !"
here. Alb, That the distinguished in
diyidual at the head Of that house, walked
up the wrong passenger when he talked
bis treason to Mayor Leas, of Des
Moines.
We don't know any place that is bet
ter for Copperheads to emigrate TO than
Richmond, Va, unless they are afraid OF
Generals Grant and Butler. We advise
IN L. J. 4 Co" to write to JED Davis
and ask him what is the chance for to
sustain a Magazine and Newspaper bust
ness and inquire as to +" the prospect
Of mother Book Bindery and Job
Office In the rebel capital
Read the correspondence and the Reg
listers comments:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

E1- The dirty-work editor Of the
Tlmes-the one who formerly acted IS
seullion for Jesse D. Bright and John L.
Robinson--is following the fash-paper
plan Of threatening Developments against
the Postmaster, as a sort of blaek-mail
operation. The Postmaster has clean
character and record, and always had
at indianapolis aud elsewhere. de de
fes the shafts Of SANDER II the 7inaei
has anything to say against him let il
speak out Perhaps il bad better cal
for q courtmartiaI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

DENASss LIE OF CHRIST; a esok Great.
II ing great exeitameat.
Miss Gilb@Tt's carser.
Tales q the Operas b. Parton.
Mrs. Liniger's Lodgings; b DIsksns
Letters 10 the Jonsass.
Abbott's HIstory u the Great RebsIiioa.
Southern History o. tbs wAr-hrst and sosoni
soigas..
General GEant and he campzisas-
HArpsr's History % ths war, a. far a. cut.
The Perfect dentlsmas Of. Kieganee and Eio.
qnsnss. E e
Held In bonaAEsE By Q. Ysaghu.
Whip, Hoe, and swsRd.
Rnblnl new novel
Frank Warrington By anthoT Of - This Suth,
srlands." SIS N
HaFrrtts Astronomy and Atiss
Msrrede's Novels, aad all the Dime Novels
-~kt- 4. J. nnEEILsS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

SSr The great Sewing Machine con-
trOversy is still raging in that apprOpri-
ate medium, the Times, and has assumed
the stage of the Kilkenny cat Eight
Union men feel over it as the woman
did in the contest between her husband
and the bear-she didn't care which
whipped. We were going to draw an
other "odorous" comparison, wherein a
certain very peculiar animal aud rat
tlesnake were the belligerents, ba, refrain
for decency's sake.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

nJ- The SchooImaster g abroad, ard
one evidence Of the fact is the literary
illusions which now I'll the columns Of
the Times, in the great Sewing Machine
controversy. These efforts abound With
classical illusions and attic wit, not to
mention many choice examples Of Or
biography, etymology, and syntax. The
TEmes at present, under the auspices Of
sproule, johnson, and SeIlman, is an
excellent moral instructor for the family,
and a perfect model Of literary excel
lence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
FOR SALE.

TIoUsE AND FIVE LoTs ron SALE "A
II two story Frame Houas With tvo sio1j
Warehouse, t~o cisfsrns and VEL IN tie eeiiar
sitHated three lotsa the corner Of Division snf
sixth trests also two lots and stable on sixth
street. ars for sale Oh favorable terms. For par
tieHIars enquire on the place.
myl0 2W p. fCHIK9Bk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
Ole Daily donruaI.

nsa- The Times seeks to evade the
damning effects Of Capt. Millsrs afhd' :
vt, By bubble 1t says his name Is
. Mueller" instead of Miller. That is
poor dodge. Mueller is pronounced Nj
Ter in our language, and is spelled Miller
when AngIicized; just as Becker is rem
dsred into Baker, Braun into Brown, and
Schmidt into Smith. 1t doesn't avail
Dir. sproule to dodge and squirm. There
is perjury somewhere, and Capt Miller
and those who testified with him did not
commit il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN w. GRTES 4 CO.,
.s. pronreforS.

WE TAKE PLEASURE N ANNOUNCING
w 20 The public thsf we hsvu Ga hand large
All sxeslisnt assotiEssnt ef woo lea Gooas of ear
euB manunetVrs. sashFaeisg Jeans, Blankets,
Plsin and Plaid Fianbeis. Lfnaeys Halmogais,
Seeking Yarn. Ae.s Shieh sill sell OF az
change Ter " ool on vtFy reasonable terms
We viii also apin aud maagtaetuFe Weoi for
eustomsra a. heretsfarc Being provided vita
thss lest Of Eastern MsehineFy a the latest i'm
proysmeuts, loaefksr with mest expsFie noea
woFkmsn, we lAai e0nndeat Of satisfying all who
may FAVOR US wsth heir patraaagu Alas eaah
pasd for Nooi. Hartor3 eaynsy MaFket ane InEie
strata myil y, AZ. GRUEN Z CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the sfh day 81
~ MAY, 1854. writ Of Attsehn vas fSssei BY
me, John y Crisp, Jgstiss of tha rsaee Of Pigeon
tbs goods, ehattela credits, and eseeta oF Francia
B. Halcock aEa Edward Z. Weir; and that on the
9Th day Of June, ls6s, at aims o'clock in the fore-
eocn. at my Office In the city Of Evansville
Pigeon Township, county Aforesaid. | will pro-
esed 80 hEar ard decide npan the claim ef said
ellison and John VI. MaGhre. whereof the aid
Haaeoek aud Weir, aud ali ethsrs concerned, viii
take ns'ttce. JOHN =. CRISP Up.
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