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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

ate according to the fortunes of the Un-
ion cause. In some localities they APP
pear to be Numerically opposed % their
brethren in other localities. Some are
for peace, some for war, some for recall
ing our armies, and others for driving
the rebels to the wall" When Pope was
defeated, Lee in Maryland, and Bragg
menacing Cincinnati, they were out
spoken for peace-for guaranteeing to
the rebels. And when. chiekamauga
came they esrped and croaked, and pre-
dicted ruin. And everywhere, mot an
other dollar" sor the prosecution Of the
war, was the Democratic proclamation.
But when Vicksburg fell, aud again,
when Grants genius had scattered the
traitors from Lookout Mountain and
Mission Ridge, they checked their
carping; were all for the Union; always
had been; but we're stiH for peace, and
opposed tothe Presidents policy. These
were false pretenses Democrats at the
South are for peace, but have no motive
to conceal, and are not afraid to an
nounce the terms they demand. II Il
all the same party. Yallandigham, eff
Davis, Mcclellan and Stephens are all
Democrats. So were Fancy and Floyd.
So are Long, Law, Cox and Voorhees,.
Bat we have said this organisation
cannot conceal its true object II mast
shotO its hand; il must offer something
practical. JEFF Davis is the representa-
tive man Of the party at the Soeth-Val
landighsm at the North. The former
carries his practical measures upon BIZ
sleeve under his Gag. The latter pro
claimed practical measures when he pro
posed to recall our armies and surrendei
the country to the rebel rule. Long wa'
practical when be proposed 10 recognize
the Confederaey So was Harris wher
be prayed in Congress for the defeat o
the Union Armies Everywhere brorgh
to the test aud compelled 10 speak out
they speak disunion. @
Again, Democrats are sometimes situ
ated where they are compelled not onl-
to speak but to act And they invaria
bly, show their hand Sometimes, it il
true, when the act would be so glarin,
and palpable as TO become bad policy
they seem to act for the Union cause
bat close observer will not fail to de
tect their motions in Congress, II they d.
not vote against, they embarrass, ia eve
~ conceivable way, every financia
scheme, every appropriation aud ever,
fresh call for men. In State Legislature
they do the same TO the extent Of thei
power Even in County Courts aed Mu
nicipal Councils, the eloyen-foOt vii
show itself
Here ia Evansville we have bad
practical illustration Of the mot anothe
man and not another dollar policy G
the Democracy Five Democratic cour
cilmen managed to defeat the allowane
of small bounty to our brave boys abor
to start TO the field. Cor four saccessiv
: meetings, and finally when compelled B
outside pressure to lei the measure pas
' three Of them bestridsd the question
8 voting both ways-one abssnted himsel
r and 9Th persisted in voting no.
q We cannot resist the conclusion ths
4 the Democratic party, North and Soutl
is unit, their great leading design b,
ing, Peace upon The basis Of a Southe,
e Confsdraey"
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=
New YORK, May 9-A dispatch dated
Washington, May 9, 1890 A 81, to
Gen. Dix, says:
We have Intelligence this morning, By
courier direct from the army as late as
Saturday evening, but no Official reports
The general result may be stated as .
successlto oar arms.
The fighting of Friday vas the most
desperate known in modern times. Gen.
Wadsworth was killed BY q bah in the
forehead while leading bis troops against
one Of the strongest Of the enemy posi-
tons Gen Webb was wounded.
Tie condition Of our army is reprS-
sented as admirable.
At the latest accounts Hancock was
pushing forward rapidly by the left for
Spottsylvania Court House and yesier-
dag heavy eannonadiDg vas heard al Ae-
quia Creek from that direction. We
lost some prisoners.
One regiment Of Pennsylvania re-
serves charged through an abattls OF the
enemy bat were unable to get back, and
most of them were captured
We have taken large number Of
prisonsrs-supposed to be more than we
have lost.
Artillery was not used on either side
in the FIRST two days fighting.
General Shernan was heard from last
night He you'd attack the rebels to
day.
wAsnmsrox, 9.-ll-3O, A. M,-T
Gen Dir, n. 7 This dispatch has
I Just been received from Gen. Butler; E
| The official report Of Gen. Lee, Of op
erations on Friday be says bis loss in
killed u not large, but be has many
wounded, aud states that our forces at
locked them and caused some confusion
/ lie grieves to announce that Longstree'
is severely wounded. Gen jenkins wa
killed, and Gen. Pegram badly wounded
Hethsnks a mercilul God that every ad
vance Of Grant had been repulsed.
The belief here is that Grant Is aehiev
ing complete victory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

ISDrAxAroLrs, May 9, 1864.

ISDTAEAPoLIs, May 9, 1854.
To Obi. Holltngscorth:
It IS important to have the one han.
bred days forces organized by the close
Of this week, or by next Monday at the
farthest Have all companies recruited
full, aud sent here at the earliest mo-
ment A company may be sent to-mor-
row. Those coming from the District
will be kept together. Push forward the
work, and give publicity to this order.
By order Of the Governor.
LARz NOBLE, Ad1t Gen.
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A New DoDeEL-The JEFF. Davis organ
on Third street, the spologizer for For
rest and calumniator Of all loyal, Union
loving men, after promising, time and
again, to give the names of those whom
1t falsely accused, for the basest Of pur.
poses, of having silver plate, spoons,
ladies' underelothiug, and babies dress
es, stolen from the South, being unable
to name any man in this city whom it
dare accuse of such crime. resorts TO
the contemplate subterfuge of declaring
that it was only calling for a court mar.
tial to meet in this city, to investigate
certain gross charges which it says il
made on the statement of some of oul
most responsible men in Evansville
Any one, with the slightest particle o
brains, must now be convinced that tbs
charge was, from the FIRST, base anc
contemplate falsehood, in perfect keep
ing with the insensats lies issued from
those other seeesh organs, the Richmond
Sentinel and Examiner.
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CIRCULAR.
Important to Soldiers.

Head qrs Asst Pro. Mar, Gen. for Indiana 4
Indianapolis, Ind. April 80, 1854.
THE A. P. 81. General Of Indiana has been
Il diTeeted 70 notify all snlistsd men who haye
received fur,ough, Of tae absolute necessity OF
their prompt return TO their respective com mznds
AZ the expiration thereof 20 point OUT to them ths
dangerous position they VIII place Themselves in
oy otreturning promptly, ana TO assure all con
eeTaed thai IL il the determination OF the War
Department TO abandon fits past leniency in con
siasr1ng such dslinqoenciss. Duty and patriot
ism now reqsirs that every soldier shall Be at bis
post lel
Provost AsrshAls will exerei-s Vigilance In
prosecuting any evasion Of the performances Of this
duty. At~ a@s1 o.
By order Of COL. CONRAD BAKER.
Ed P. firxIS. 1t. IA A A. e. 49,
tyiueennes Gazstts sePy. myIo-5w
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PIANOS
Agency for Pianos, Melodeons and
Cabinet Organs.

THE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE CON-
i STANTLY receiving the above Instruments
from come Of the best manufacturers in New York
and Boston, and will sell them at Eastern prices
adding freight.
Samples may BE- seen at their residence, on
Water Street hrst door below Chestnut. 1t will
be TO the interest Of those wanting the above in
struments, ~ call before purchasing sisswhere.
apso-1y
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NoTttk = hereby given that By xfrtus Of an
~ order Of the NandeEburgh County Cert Of
Com nen Pleas the Undsrsigned executor q the
last VIII Of Emanuel Hull deceased, VIII offer FOR
sale Al public sale on the premises, on Saturday,
tha nth day Of June ise4, the following Heal Ia
state, to-wft. Ten acres eff Of the soufh end Of
the mtddie part Of the soHth-eA quarter section
tventy-ntna 90. township six 81. soRth 81 Eazss
tea AJ vest, said middle part being thirty III rec
tSsl acres. running nerfh and south fhraaeh sai,
quarter section 10 { Peint twenty rods EoTth q
the south line Of said sectson
TkkMS-The purchaser will be required TO pay
one-half OF the purchase money cash, and the ball
anee in ninsShonths from dale upon notes with
approved surety with interest waving valuation
ia~s ROBERT 7. HUT, Executor.
3 myI0-4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

Many THASKa-0ur friends, yester.
day, gave us practical proof Of their in
terest in our welfare while in the army.
Messrs Bronghton & Wood furnished us
with some little articles of prime neces-
siiy, and which, we doubt not, we will
have many. occasions to use, n
Messrs. Warren h Conyngton present.
ed us With pocket pistol, whose con-
tents viii be better calculated to save
life than to destroy It. Their kindness
will be remembered more often, we trust,
than we shall have occasion TO use their
welcome little gift
Messrs. Miner & Dallam, seemingly
fully aware of the necessity that we
should enter the service with good sun
derstanding," presented us with a mag
ni6cent pair of heelplAted army shoes.
We almost realize the comfort we will
derive from their thoughtful gift in adj
vance Of the long, dusty marches that
may be in store for us. No one but a
soldier knows the agony of marching in
uncomfortable shoes, and we feel conf
dent the thoughtfulness ofthe gentlemen
will save us many pang from blistered
feet and throbbing eorns -
We say again to all our friends, many,
many thanks
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news By TE[EGRAPH
4 Great Victory Achieved Y
Lees Army in Full Retreat!
Hancock in Full Pursuit!
.A5A IL A - ga
Butler Defeats Beauregardi
Sherman Attacks To-Day!
L Great Excitement Everywhere :
e's Army in Full Retreat!
Hancock in Full Pursuit!
Sherman Attacks To-Day
@ Great Excitement EEsrywhsr
The victory conarnsea.

WAsHIxGToS, May 9,-The National
Republican has an extra stating LAT Of
fetal dispatches announce a complete
victory over Lee, and that the rebel army
Is retreating in the direction Of Spottsyl-
yania, and Grant is pursuing
Gen. Wadsworth, of New York, Is
killed; also the rebel Generals Jones
and jenkins; and Pickett and Hunter
wounded Butler has defeated Beaure-
gard, and cut the Petersburg and Rich
mond Railroad. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
FOR RENT.

IIALL-Ths second story, Aesker's Build
II lag Y Main STREET, - for rent. The room
is the best aired aud lighted 70 the city, and IL
Aboat feet wide By l26 % 100 feet ieng; ct pres
sbt partitions Of for offers.
Possession given by hrst day Of May. I'm
quIrs 4 rcHAPKER 4 BUssfN0.
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MILITARY GOODS.
SWORDS /! Swords !
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs
RARE CHANCE /


Very EaIuahls Property and Bust
ness For Sale.
HAVING in contemplation removal 70 Cln-
II einn4ff ofer for sale. On eEeeediBKiy easy
terms, the following very desirable Aad valuable
Properly;
Wits Ice House sttaehea situsiea the oors~r Of
Locust street and The anal, being Lot 20, Dona-
ton Enlargement. 7sxi4f ievt We would also sell
sith the premises the Furniture, Fixtures. Ac.
including saie. Desks. Coaniers, Truskss scales,
Tzrpauiiaa. sc. &C, hsfng everything needsd FOR
a Grocery, Procure Or Commission business aiso
the sood will AsI saeses.osship Of oar business
Thsse premises are weil adapted for tobacco fac
tory aud warehouse sssS.
The double brick Smoke Hcsss and Eandsrlnx
House, aud F4nEe Warehouse corner Locnst and
Dunhana streets ns@1 By rs for the pork business
also, the Eettless Screws. Lara Fss, Blocks, CIea-
vsrs, &c-s &e-seempFsing eFerything Necessary for
the business: also.
Dwelling. OF Locnst street. bstze<n sixth ant
Seventh, being Lots Nos II asd u, in Block 81
Eastern Enlargement, no1 occupied b. George
Foster, and in eomphste order. On thee premises
srstvo cisferns, stable Weed shed, 4c also a
large yard filed with choice Fruit Tres, shrubs
and Tioweraf also, -4t 81
The undivided enc half Of the frame warshou.a
Situated On Lots and 3 in Block =, Eastern En-
Iafg. meat, running through from Church street
to the Canal Under rens Tor so per menth also
The veil inpFoEed and hghiy-cultivstsd Fara
situated rear oak Hi csHeseEy, containing Il
acres, all under fsnce, 8 acres Of which Il snr
rounded BY nsw and substantial picket fsncs, aud
blied vita Frrit Trees 81 svary kind Including
about acre Ct veil SCI, b-srfnx Gr4ps Yfres
Ga these prsfaisss=sFe situated new frame Dwell
ling, With iargs Cellar, Wen, CsssrE large Sta
bic, &e- Possession can Be had ist Of March Also
Two desirable Building Bots, SOs. and !, IA
Block 2. Ea1tesn .EnlarEsnens, sdjolniHg the
above; zlso,
The Lot. zsxso sset. On FOURTH street, PEAR the
corner q LoeEst, bsise 40 excellent stand fer 3
stare; also,
~Ths undivided one-hAIf Of 25xso fest, adjoining
the above SEC eW fEa5 -
The aeo=s property siH be cold on long credits
II dszfred. Jitlsss ndis9utsbls. Parties ElshInS
70 sxAniae any Of the above properly, vii Pleass
call at cur Office, corner Boenss streSf ard thS
Canal ~ CEO. FOSTER Cos .
fahI1-StF
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LOST.

DOCKET B0oK-oB Monday, May 9th, 1854,
i rocket Book containing about twsnty-h
or thirty dollars Ia small BILLS and currency.
ALSO to photograph Of lady and one OF a gentle
man. The finder win be iibs rally rewarded by
leaving ita KELLER 4 WHITES
mylu-st Drug Store.
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Motions and Fancy Gnna.

INlE HAVE LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
w and Fancy Goods, which We sell, at whole.
sale or retail, cheaper than any other house
SCHAPkER 4 BUSSING,
Nos. A. and 40 Main Street
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A Faw Carnats Laft

THOSE WISHING To BUY CARPETS
Il cheap had better cali soon. We are selling
them on at less than manufactnrers' cost.
SCHAPKER B BUSTING,
Nos. ~ and 40 Main Street
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Silk Sun Umhrallas

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND GIscHAM
n Sun Umbrellas iust resolved and seIiinS
cheap at
scHArKER BusslNcrs.
Nos. II and - Main Street
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PRINTING OFFICE ron SALE

TrHE PROPRIETOR BEING IN THE Ar
BY, offers for sale, on reasonable terms,
wei selected and nearly new PRINTING o.
k1HE. Apply 10 LEWI5 PELHAM,
mys-tf New Harmony. Posy County. Ind
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Still Thew Come /

WE Rave RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
stock Of Dry @ DDS Of every description,
which will he sold cheap
seHArKER & BUssTHG,
~ and - Main Street.
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MILITARY!
1OODav Men. Attention

aa4 To-day Men, Attention!
CMITH wEss0N'5 LARGE CARTRIDGE
- Pistols
Smith Z wssson's Small czrtrids Pistols.
Klliott's Czrtri6go Pistols.
Cells Revo.srs. al siEss.
Aanhatton Reviewers, all sizes.
Just received aud for sale a. low figures Al.o.
large stock Of Cartridges
-fs WELLs, KELLOGG a CO,
Lays-lw "a First street
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DRY GOODS.

The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK o.
w Fashionable Millinery, Of every deserip-
ton, TO BE- found IN the West.
With a Millinar Ike, Mi-a EliEa Reliam &c
suponntend the trimming. and Bleaehsfs Of like
reputation, we can warrant satisfaction.
a One Price and Chesp Prices " is our motto,
ROM which no deviation IL allowed,
scHAPkER q BUSTING,
Nos. Al and ~ Main Street.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

LSoR RENT OR sALR--A BEAUTIFULLY
IT situated Residence, nsar ths Salt woiiH, with
about two acres Of Land. viii trade for good
city property. Enquire Of
e. MfN0sT, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
WoODI WOOD!

II HAVE A GeoR SUPPLY OF WOOD FOE
Il sale, which I VII sell cheap. Leave YOUR or
ders, with the cash, ~ the stores Of Charles n
Johnson, On Main Street, or n Lutx, on chem at
Street.. &pI3 ZHos. D. sMYTH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

CIScISsATI, May 9. - The news oil
Lees defeat has attracted so much at
seutioh that but little is given TO bust
ness. Most articles are nomiually un
changed ga
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

3 wIJL SELF MY LARGE STOCK Of WALL
4 and Window Paper, Plain and Figured, at cost
iaerder to make room for other gods.
apis s.A Nc. "a. cor. Main and First Sta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

BALTMoRE, May g. Advices from
Fortress Monroe Of the sth say the re-
port Of the capture of Petersburg on the
9th il incorrect
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CARRIAGES, SC.
FRANK HAMMERSTEIN's
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
NOkNEk OANAL AND MAIN sTkkET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

FRANK HAMMERsTEIN TAKES PLEAS.
II urO in saying 20 his friends aud customers
that he hss now on hand, aud ts manufasturing
Wagons, Carriages, and Ruggies Of all qualities
TIE work Is all done under his Immediate inapec.
uon. consequently will be warranted
Persons from distance having Carriages or
Bugges to re-patnt OF re-trim can have their work
done on the shortest notice, and on the most IA
vorab terms
Being the Oldest practical Buggy aud Carriage
Maker Ia the city. he u.s. therefore better prepared
than suy other Manufacturer 60 oil orders.
apcH ~
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PICNIC.
PROPOSALS.

Beef Cattle.
TfHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO PUR-
i chase. In open market, Tor the use II ths
United States Army,
ONE THOUSAND BEEF CATTLE.
the same 10 % delivered this post in lots Of (B)
Gfteeh aud upNards--pgTclascs 10 be procured BY
Specifications and requirements heretofore pGb-
iislisd, and iuFnlshsd aPon application.
Payment immediate on delivery.
III fHRMAE
Capt, G s. and A. 4. .. n.
Qi.ire eommissAry % Subsistence and
Acting Assistant Qaar faFuaaaleF,
Evansville, Ind. April =. fsGt J
ap26 4
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GROCERIES.

O6n LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
ZOU For sale at
ELLi0TT's FAMILY GROCERY.
al BUshsLs FnEsn GROUND CORN MEAL
w In store aud for sale at
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
= DoH, no. TUD3;
~ d0z. No. "
&" - q"
10 Neat Is In Nestl tubs;
20 doz. assorted Rolling Pinsl
o dez. Butter Paddles
doz. Prints;
20 Baskets, assorted siEes;
Just reoeiyei and for sale at
ELLIOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
nNk hundred lbs. Choice Table Butter;
~ 60 Jara
just received and for saleat
ELLIOTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
FT'EN BARRELS Large Pickles, for sals by the
Il dozen, huudred or barrel, At
ELLI0TTs FAMILY GROCERY.
EuFTY DOE. ASSORTED Hurd aud shaker
II Brooms;
10 doc. Fancy Hearth Brooms;
10 dos. Whiak -
Just received aud for sale At
ELLI0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
Two THOUSAND Lbs. Choice sugar Cursd
i Dried Beef nice article.
For sale at ELLIorr's FAMILY GROCERY.
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BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler Maker
Corner Of Pine and Water Streets
aSvILLE,f INDTAHA 80

+ An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KIEpss
= q stsaE Boilers, stationary or portable I
b-ss sfsfy AGILITY fok 1ng god work that eoa5 2.
machinery aad good xorkinsn can give .rS IL
SorE entrustSe 70 ne viii b rasds uisder NV -
sonzl szpefFfsion. ~ ; Hil5 ny P7t
Ee- Norkuen sent to any r..rt es a.. -. : :.
country to % rspaixiug - = = = -, 80 ga
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FLOUR AND CORN.

600 BARRELs IN STORE AND TOR
Il OOO sale by Rrtf ft5--a1G
BROWN, DuNKERSON + CO,
mya Cor. Main aud Water Streets
x nOO SACKS New Gunni-s1 In store n
C,OOO for sale BY s -
Brown. DUNKERS0N . Co.,
myo-ln Cor. Main aud Water Streets.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND FIVE L0fs FOR sALE.--A
H tSs story frame House With two story
Warshoase, two CIsetrBs and Wei iD the cellar,
situated on three lots at the corner Of Division and
bixth treets; also two lots aud stable on Sixth
Street are far sale or favorable terms. For par
tieuiars enquire on ths place.
my1o Nv p. ECHIRhEH,
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TO MERCHANTS.

THEREAFTER no GOODS wTTH INVOICE
Ii charges attarked will b. recsivsd for the
Louisville and Hendsrson Packets.
myla-lw COX a HUMPHREY.
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CHILDREN's CABS!

Two WHEELs..FoUR WHEELS, aad TWIN
Il CABS and Czrriages-a sp9s ndid assortnasat
fass resolved a. TARRKN d C0SYKGTOS's, ~
10 I Main etress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

HOUSE AND LOfs-A two-sf0fy Frame House
II aud six Lots, 10 casoy's Enlargement. The
House contains eight sJoms, good Cellar, Cisisrn,
aud stabls attached; lots 30 feet 'front.' viii be
sold with OF Lots, ns desired,
Also, ten Lots IN smiths EniargrmeDt and 90
acres " land on the Plank Road adjoining the
Calvert. Enquire Of JOSEPH LECHNER.
my4
llOUBE--A two story Brick House on Vine
4 Street, between seventh aud Eighth, cpD-
tainIng four rooms and . kitchen, also \ good
Clstern, Stable, Wood Shed, &c. he lot Is rs
feet square. Terms cash. For further particulars
enquire at tho premises.
april26-2w JOHN fREiDLElN.
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UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Gosersoy,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
Or WsTsE.
For LGssd. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
OF YAsDEzErESH.
For eeessary of STATE,
NELSON TBUsLgg, Of Yaystts.
Por zadaor Of statss
THOMAS B. MccARTY, Of Wabash.
For Treasayey Of State,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of washIngton.
FOR la0Hey- General,
pFLAEA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
tFor CLERK efths saprems coarf,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
COL. BEN. HARRIsOH, Of Marion.
For Supreme Jadges,
lat Dlstrict-JAs s. FRAZER, Of Koseiusko
"a Distriet-JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
sd Dlstrict-CHAs. A. Ray Of Marion.
lth Dislrict--ROBT. Q. GREGORY sTippeeanoe'
For Superintendent Of Psbiie Instruction.
PROF. GEORGE W. Hoss, Of Marion.
Aoh hLAStVhS AZ AA~~ts
David s. Gooding. Ct Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Figc.
ToR gTA1K KEEcToAs.
lat Distrlet-Jamss G. Denny, Of Knox.
John 8. H0aghiands u spsneer.
Il Dlstrlet-Cyrus Y. Nixon, Of Clark
Francis Westsr Of Lagrange.
81 Distriet-Hsnfy 3. PritehAFd, Of Bartboio'
new.
Madison Evans, Of LaWTsnce.
4th Dlstriet--Isonlaas sexton, Of Rush.
Nv. Kygsr. Of Franklin.
B.h Dlstriet--BeaJ n. eisypool, Of Faystts.
Joshua H. Msllstt, II Henry.
eth Dlstrlet-g J. Wright, % Morgan.
]. q. Green, Of Shelby.
7th Dlstriet-J0hn Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas y. Eies, Of Parks.
9Th Dtstfiet-R p. Davidson, Of Tippscanoo.
Bauj. Gregory, Of Wgrfsu.
9Th Dlstffet-Janlss B. DeifOrd. Of White.
Aaron Guerney, OF Porter.
10 b Dlatriat--T. X. Dickinson, Of DeKaib.
Haiist Klibourue, Of EikhaTt.
I1th Dlstriet--John N. Wallace, Of Grant.
James ~ Tempisr. Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
i Saturday. Nay Z, 1884 st thu Corrt- House At
tEo o'eleek p n :, the foiiswiBx lots "a flrs Essf
ern Eniargssae6t. Lot !, block 10 lots ard is.
block n lot 81 block q lot IL, block ~. LOT
y, h,osk 81. lot IT. block u LOT /, block %.
SALE POSITIVE. Title perfect.
Ms-One-bsif cash, baiarcs IA SIX and
twelve I1pEtks, Nith interest," secured ~ inert
gage. Appiy to THos. T. GAEYIE
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