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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05
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PHYSIcIANS and CHEMISTS, 81 Maiden
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05

: sPERMATORRHGA, OR SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

OF very Dangerous sna Common Disease me On \
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-05

The Albany 'JopFERl publishes alefter from a
soldier - the Libby Prison, which was brought
home ID 4 plug Of Tobacco
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
sew Fork Markets.

Wv YoEE. sept -
coTTos--IrrssulAf. su. stlsd. and aseiasa !,
ls@sr.
TLoUR--MAEkas f5r STATE sod wsssar1 os.sa.a
Jun AID heary, snd esos-d dali Iasglse lower
. tugs 60 fsr sapsrans state. s5sas 5 TOR *.
trz STATE; sski0 " choice Do s4yzss - fsf
seperhn- .W-ss-ga; 7ss84s ~ ssr csnl maa 10
soSd shipping bs4a4s' and 81 lsasIs - Or trade
RTE FLoUK-ouist.
WHfsKN-Qaist; Western iSz.
WHkAT-Opsns1 ksATy aud clasc4 dnIi. and Z
9 se Lesser: II fsr chieAso sprEag ar ss~
Tor wlatss red Western.
ETE-QrIef
eoRx-lisAsy, A8a le Loser scassI 81 for
OATS -Firn Aad aasasFats business doing At
~ far Wssssrn-
coFFEE-Low.r. usdsr The sa<tion sale.
srGAE-yery dull % sAiss.
hoLAssk Aagkst dull, and prices nomiAaily
PETEoLEuM-Firm bar saist. At Is for
srassss "a ter rsassd Ia bead; and IS fsr rsnnsd
Tree.
HOPs-ouIst.
WO0Ls-Qafst.
PORK Lees active aaa lover. siga 50 fer
Ter mess 81 Sst4Z az nev do sat Tor prime /;
SIPS. a 80 enysrs oFti0@ a. e 81. Oct. 18th at
BE- .sDaIl and hsary; i2aisa for esansay
Mesa sY5r county Priaae' Is so}sts for rsp@eksa
mess &at 1oes2s fer sxtrA 1esa
CUT HAAS Are quiet, ssd pFisss Irregular.
iIts9fs r. shoaissrs. han for hams. the latter
LAKr-baii ara loser At sss.s. Ias.sr prics an
sxtssnis.
srTvgR,--Daa aad h-Avy eggs ssr eAio;
4Tse5s fss STATE.
hGosKs -MarEss easier. al faF call ioAss.
STERLING EXCHANGE Bail &c I o. ED
GoLp. Heavy snd loser. op~nsd az z2lz
tssiiaea - 20. Adva sesa te 49,. asaiised -
sd IL a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
River News.

The river is declining steadily, though
not rapidly, At this point
Business here Is dali and freight is
scarce.
Other matters occupied our attention
yesterday TO such an extent that we have
but little river news TO lay before oar
readers this morning.
The Miami came and departed yester-
day with fair Tip both ways
The Fanny Brsndiss arrived from The
Cumberland las, evening in Govern
msnt service.
The Katie lett fer Nashville with a
moderate trip
Tho Cottage is reported to have been
captured yesterday in the lock at SPOTS
vile, bv baed Of gasrrilIss We have
40 parfiSulArs
The Louisville aud Henderson Mail
Companys splendid, new steamer, Morn
ing Star, made her first trip 10 this port
and Henderson yestsrday, aud is unques-
tionAbly one OF the very fines, boats on
the Ohio river. She is destined to be
very fast and create 3 sensation. She
made the run from Henderson--her ma.
ehinery being entirely new, and without
being erowded-in "a hour and four
minutes
Capt Joseph H. Bunee will command
the Morsing Star. As an officer he has
no superior Courteous. generous, at
ssniive, just IN al bis relations with pas.
seBgers aad shippers, Capt Buaee has
made a reputation which establishes his
popularity, and iasiIy places him IN the
leading rank among steamboat eomman-
aers, Mr. John Gwathney is chief clerk
Of the boat Had the Company sought
the whole country over for 6rst class
clerk they could have found no better
man thAn Me. Gwathmey. His friends
are counted by hundreds wherever he is
known, and We predict that be will soon
become one Of the greatest favoriles en-
the river with travellers and shippers.
De will be assisted by an equally popu-
lar and clever gentleman, Mr.. William
Borden.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

ANOTHER GuERKLLA MURDER
received yesterday an account ofanolher
diabolioal murder committed by Ad. An
derson's band of conservative Kentuck-
iAns and rennesseSns
On Thursday Of last week, this baud OF
thieves and cut.throats, went TO the house
of an old man, 81 years old, named Jno.
Woodruff, in Hopkins county, Ky and
commenced examining his stables He
hearing them there, went ont aud Gu
quired what they wanted. They replied
that they wanted his gun. He told them
thst he had great affection for his old
companion in many hunt, and had
promised that if any man or set OF men
came for il, that he would give them its
contents.
BE then went to the house and got his
gun, and came to the door. AS he tasde
his appearance, eight shots we're fred AZ
him, 4 taking effect lie fell, but i'm.
msdiately raised, and fred his gun. aad
lodged buek-shOt in the body Of one c,
the guerrillas, named James jackson, who
had been recruited by Adam Johnson in
Fast Tennessee
Woodruff fingered until the next day
when he died Jackson died on the fol
lowing Sunday.
Woodruff was an honored citizen aR'
a good Union man, and this outrag
produced much feeling in the ueighbor
hood
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
THE VERY LATEST
TELE a p H



Bosrox. Sept PA letter from Gen.
Fremont xithdrawing his name as 5
candidate FOR the Presidency, i publish
ed to-day ii
He says That the union 81 The Repub-
iiean party has became . paramount ne
csssity. The policy Of the Democratic
party signifies either separation or re
Establishment With slavery The Chi-
cago platform is separation. MeClel-
han letter Of aeeepsaneels, re-essa5lish-
ment with slavery. The Republican
candidate, GA the contrary is pledged to
the re-estsblishnent Of the Ualon with
out slavery, and however hssItatlng his
policy may be, the pressars Of his party
will, we may hope, force him to il. /
think 10 man Of the loyal party can Be
in douht believe / am consistent
With M ansecefents By witi1draxing. bot
70 ard in the frigmph Of Mr. Lnepln,
out 70 do my part towards preventing
the election Of the Democratic candidate
Gen. Fremont thinks i.incoln's admin
istra;ion has been politically, militsrily
and financially failure, and that il is
not necessary that its continuance Is a
cause Of regret for the country. Con
GLIDING, be says; United, the Repnbli-
can party ia reasonably sure Of success;
divided, the result IS At least Doubtful
Gen. Fremont gives his reasons more
fallY IN asotheF letter, published to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

sFATK % IsBIAsA. I a.
yanasrbaFgh Cousty.
4 L0Cfs RICHTER. CLERK OF Tux VAN
i 4. dsrburxh Circsif Court. Ia and for the e0sHty
As6raaasa. do hsrshy certify 10 the Sheriff Of said
eounff. uhAt ofsssrs - ~ sieete6 - the naxt
tsenefal Eiscsion Gin the State Of fndiana) 20 b.
hsia - She ssuost Tuesday n October. ls9f. ~
ths dissrsni pizosa ~ holainx skeletons IL sad
oouutT. te-wiss
A egvsrnor IF The STATE.
Lfsuteuaat Eovsrucf,
A secfesArY u sfsss,
AHditor Of State.
Treasurer Of State,
Attarusy Gsnsrsi,
Enpsfinsndsut 81 Pabilc distraction,
a Clark q he sppfews Court,
A Reporter u pecisioase q Supreme cSfirt,
Foss Jnegsa Of Supreme cekfs,
A Membss q Csngrsss ior he First conETss-
AJasss q shs cours q conmos pisss far ths
platFfet composs5 u the oegatsss Of Fsndsrbufgh,
WArriek. Gibson. and Fossy.
A District Attsrbsy feF tas sald Disfrieti
A Representative Ia The Stats Legislature
A JaiBf Representative
A cisFk q the THndsr6srgh Circuit Court,
shsFln Of said coantT u fenSerburghs
A Treasurer q aid County u Yaadsrbufgh.
A Recorder DO Do %
a Coroner do DO %
sceuaty comrnIssioner for he seeoaa District,
:. ss.s.ser f6F eaeh Tospship.
-. uY hand Ana The asai ~ said csari, shis
ssi Sixth day q SpssmleF, slghiasn kna-
ss"s 'aa ''A' LOUIS RIcHTER. cisrk
GEORGE wo1FLiK. sHKRIFT OF vAs-
1 6s-b1rTh Can't, certify that The at.oFs = Z
srus eoyy-sf ne sr19iEas on ~ 70 - efhee tais
- sixth day n ssptssahe1 siEssssn asnarsa AR
.5rsg -fs.sr oE0RGE M0LILINt
sheriff = Co.
s-ys-zimss. Bniss. snd B%ssDurst eoSy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

HOUSEHOLD FUEsITUKE At AUcrIoS
Il will sell at auction on Saturday
mornipg, Sept 24tb, at O'Clock at the
Auction room, corner Of Main and Third
streets, all Of the household furniture Of
she Rev Mr.. Birdsell, consisting cf car
pets; sofas, parIor and other chairs,
bureaus, tables, mirrors, bedsteads, beds
and bedding, parlor and cook stoves,
and general variety Of house and
kitchen furniture. Ladies are invited
HIRAM NELsos,
AucEoneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

A 0HEESHAcK WELL INVESTED ~
Among the very few papers which have
not advanced their subscription rates Is
the Amsriean Agricultural, published
by Orange Judd, Al Park Row, New
York City This eminen.ly thorough
going, reliable and practical joursal,s. de
voted alike 10 the Household, the Gar
den and the Farm, Is still offered at the
exceedingly lev rate Of 81 a year, or
from now ill the end of 1865, Citizen
monshs), for 81 Is. Each subscriber is
also presented with one OF the pAgrieul-
turist Strawberry planta--a new and
superior yariety--by sending 6 cents ex-
ira to pay for the packing of and post.
age on the plant
We advise all our agricultural friends
to take Immediate advantage Of this uni.
versAliy desirable investment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

CAlRo, Sept 22.-Cisizeps lus. from
Charleston, Mo, state that tue second
Missouri Militia, fsariae an attack from
a superior force Of Sbslbyis rebels, evAc-
uated Bloomfield, aud retreated In The
direction ef Whitewater river II is re.
ported IN Charleston that the enemy.
several thousand strongs bad oveElaken
the militia ana Sghtisg vas going on AZ
Whaewatar last night Great excite
meut existed in Charleston. Il il not
thought that any considerable number
Of rebels have been in that vicinity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Card.
AucGoneer.
d. wnoW d - 60 :

To WHOM IT NAY CoscEBS:
We take this method to announce to
our friends and the public generally, that
there = - last q frst-cless hotel in
Evansville. The weIl-known and popu-
lar hotel, the American House, having
been greatly enlarged and thoroughly
repaired and reftted throughout, We take
great pleasure in assuring our friends
that ne are mach better prepared to &C.
commodate them in proper manner
than heretofore. Besides many other
costly and very valuable Improvements
we have, at great expense, bad one Of
Jackson's celebrated Aununciators at
tached to the house, with a bell-pall in
every room, an article which every per-
son il aware, is entirely indispensable in
good hotel The machine zas made
By Thomas Chambers, Esq, Of New
York, who IL now the sole manufacturer,
and was put up by the experienced ard
celebrated bell hanger, J. B. Johnson, OF
New York As regards the working Of
the machias, ws are pleased % say that
il works like charm, and that 81.
johnson deserves great credit for the
manner in which be executed BIS work.
We have also nice shaving saloon
and bar attached to the Office, also
spesking tubes extending from the office
to The different halls, 10 order to faeili-
tate The waiting upon guests In fact,
nothing has been left undone that will in.
any way add to the comfort and accom-
modation Of patrons, and We are deter
mined that the American shall hereafter
rank as second to no hotel ia he State.
Fssiing confident that the paJ &c RE-
quire only to 10 advised Of these ftris
10 appreciate our endeavors 70 accom-
MEDIATE them in a hospitabie msiner.
and trusting that they will reward D. ae-
eofdingly, We are
Very truly,
Yoar obedient servta,
PilIsnuRY & TsAvIA
sept 2O-fwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
GOLD BONDS, & STOCKS.
WI. LOWRY & CO.. Bankers.
No. Z Flssr Srerkr,

NO. I EthSE CfkEkf,
GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS,
Buy and sell Gold. Silver, Stocks,
Beads, and Exchange, loan money,
and transact general banking
business.
0ne-eighth commission allowed
on all subscriptions to the Z $40
and l0-40 U. S. loans contributed
through them.
WANTED ouartermasters'
Vouchers and Orders, Certificates
of Indebtedness. E. & C. Railroad
Stock, Evansville Branch Bank
Stock, County and City Orders.
FOR SALE-E. & @. Railroad
Bonds, bearing : per cent. interest /;
National Bank Stock; Telegraph
Stock.
Sept 22 dSt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

D1~A handsome Lincoln pole, we
learn, is soon TO be erected near the
foot Of Division Street. The boys hay
ing the matter in hand are energetic,
and win not fail to do tie thing up sci
entifcally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
osehFans Vymhdrasvs.

EgssHIEoT0S. Sept. II ten. John
Cochrane Publishes an address to the
War Democrats Of the United States,
Withdrawing bis name fren the Cleve-
land ticket Ia the course OF his ad.
dress be says
'iYhiIe, therefore, Gen. Mcclellan re-
solves upoa an impossible Union as il
gas lhroagh var, the Chieago Conven-
lion resolves aPon an impossible Union
- il should BE through peace. The
Baltimore platform, be says, however
Objectionable, does not fail 10 refer the
establishment Of constitutional liberty
and shs Fesioration Of the Uaion TO the
arbisFamebs Of arms, is which and IN
which alone the national safety is TO be
found. lie would prefer to have che PEG
pIs brcught % vsfa on lbs ElageIand
PlasfoFa, bus before lhe priaeiPlss en-.
orsced ia that platform IS cur eoantry,
and he cannot stand 81 position Which
BY dividing hazards tho success Of those
sho agree that the Union r4n1oa be re-
stored w1lhoa5 The aainterru plei contin.
uatIon Vi the war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
CITY NEWS.

B4- The Union boys Of The Ninth
Ward are at work and will soon have up
a magnificent Lincoln pole, which will
be decorated with beautiful National
flag. Va predict that their flag win
never be At halfmast after a great
Union victory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

A Coon MovE,-We learn from good
authority that the SD Ky. Mounted In
fantry now being re-organized at Hop.
kinsville has received $50 recruits in
that county, by men who have at differ,
ent times been compelled to leave their
homes &c escape the guerrillas.
Hopkins and Christian counties have
furnished about as many men for the
Federal army as any counties in that
State. When the sea is recognized tho
few rem aiming thieves and robbers prov.
ling in the Green river country will do
well to hunt their holes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Bay Ladies' and gentlemen, do moi
forget the auction sale Of fine Furniture
tomorrow morning, at nine O'Clock, at
the Auction Room, corner If Main and
Third streets. There will be sold sew
eral fne Sofas, Wardrobe, Melodeou,
&c, &c; also, No. l Hunting Case
Patent Lever Gold Watch.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

B4- We learned that the body Of a
man named King, day-laborer, was
fished out Of the canal basin yesterday
We did not ascertain how Il was sup
posed the deceased came to his death.
whether by accidental CT Wilful drown
ing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Fresa shs Potomac Asmy.
HEauQ as AEafY OF PuTowAc,
September -. 1884

September -, 1884
News Of the victory in the yaiiey Of
the Shenandoah vas read to the trosps
a&ong the lines this morning aud re-
esigea with unhounded enthusiasm and
4 xi-sated eheen NJ.
A salute Of Too shot.ed guns will be
Ere Tomorrow ~ daylight IN honor Of
the event = rref grf
Dssartsrs say The nsbels we're receiy-
ing raaiuns of fresh hesf FROM the drove
captured from Us last seek. The tifst
served waa Hampson'a cavalry whlah
accomplished the Scat. They say tAAf
they took 250 prisoners and : 500 bead
Of cattle, besides iFams, harses, gans,
&c, &C.
Some Of the rebel pickets offered TO
trade treth beef for coffee and other ar
tlcles.
september 2lsf, o 4. M-The guns
along our eullro line opshssd this morn
ing At daylight aud kept up IL roar for
half 81 hour. Since thai Time coca
sional shots are heard At vafinas 20, sts-
ISigned,l W. D. MeGEEooa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

NEW YoRK, Sept - - TWENTY-FIVE
80 Treasury Notes (new issue,, Nos
SO 70 %, OF 81 600 each, were iraudu.
lently ebsained to-day frem . Bank in
PennsylvsuFs Payment 81 maturity
has been stopped at the Treasury De
partment, and dealers and others should
be upon their guard agains, receiving
them. *s :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

pg- We are indebted to II c. Eyde,
clerk Of the Fanny Brandes, for late
Nashville papers; also to Dr. Green,
mail agent on the Morning Star, for
New Albany and Louisville papers Of
Wednesday evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

pG-We have lit from good authority
that, while Powell was speaking at
Roekport, number Of old Democrats
left the audience, declaring that bis re-
marks sAvored too much Of treason to
suit them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Cincinnati Markets.

CTxcTSxArf. Sept. n
FLoUR.-DEIl ard prices nominal; SaPerHns
ceuh act have been cold At ever s.
WHEATON, ard prizes uu.=ttsed-
COES--DE I az 1s81 - f5F sheii=d, Sna .
a g f5rsar.
0ATS--7A
WHISKY Dull: sloses a; Is hardly azy
denari
PEQyfsf0SS-NOt enough dsus 10 ssfnbiI b
quot Light EA1sn dee sold At -, ard
Smoked shsaldsFs loose a. Is
GOLD Dsciiaed TO To- silver -. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Too HEAyY. We heard KeniaekIan
say yesterday that he could moi vote for
Mcclellan, because he was supported by
sush mon as Lazarus w, Powell, Dan
Voorhees,, YRllandigham, &c. Sensible
man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trads-rnart, &c. r. BkRNKa
ExrsA Loo, KY for whteh l have sesurad The
aepFrsga, and are Waft.ssed Il earats tine and
PERFECT n every respect. Seut hy mail or express
20 any part Of the eounrY on rpoeipt Of prise aud
rsfarn eAarsaes Persons ordering Will please eaate
the siHe ard style desired. Whashar hard % s0fl
hne or eearsa and n the pen sheud faii 70 please
or prove dal@otise, they viii have the privilege of
exchanging. detiuctieH o. fifteen per ceat al
lowed en crdsrs Of SIS ever. ard sFnRtK-Eea
per cant these ef Sia0. Ilharal dlssnun .asle
to the trsde. Old pens repaired IN th@ bcst rian-
neF for atty cents (aHd asHtrl each. GErcu.
lars shawinE sizes, styles, and prices II Watches
ssntFss TO any aadress. Address
@. r. RARNEs
Dealer IN Gold Pens and ANKntcAS WkreHfsN,
as Main Street, cor. sixth, Loaiavisle, ~.
Hach2fssl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

CiScISxATI, Sept 22-M-River fall.
On 10 inches. Weather clear. Their
mometer 72s Baromeser. 29s40
PiTTsHVRe, Sept 22-M-River 7
feet seant Weather clear and pleasant.
Z LorlsvnLE. Sept PA small Dor.
ton of Ma gruder's gang yesterday after
noon fred ihtl ihe trssiu bound 10 shfs
city, At New Haven, Ky. but were re-
PEELED With a less Of several killed.
The guerriIlRs afterwards returned
aud harned the New Haven depot No
body burt on the train
Nww yosK, sept - -The Cyrs,.,ey
eiaFs Washington special says that . i.
lst Distrst &c Columbia Cavalry. VII i
lost the cattle the other day, were er a.,
y disaifeesed 81 being taken from " 81
ingtou, being unpaid, aud had der .laree
that they s5uli nos 6ghC Ioa
Il is believed here that Early vi II nal,
stand al SSrasbarg. as the adF antsvsl
of position are great bu' 81 ,erjdan'
cavalry will be able to outiaaE The M
sitiOn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

FoUSp DRowEED.--A man vas found
drowned In the canal basin yesterday
He is supposed TO be an Irish laborer
We have been unable 20 ascertain his
name or how he vas drowned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

81 Eoufs, sept - Scai Thompson $
Iowa Cavalry. brat from Little Rock.
say il Is understood there tkat 10000
10 $4,000 rebels under Price had crossed
the Askansss river betweeH Little Rock
ana foFt smith All comm uBication
las beeu cut between those poinis IL
wss not ksown whether Price would
siriAe Ft Sniifh or mako directly cor this
State, Shelby "a expected 10 cooperate
vtth Elm and enter the Stats from the
Northeast, while be pushes hts column
into toe Southwest.
A report frotn another source says
Price already has a force Of 600 In
Barr county Missouri
\ heavy Federal force is concentrat-
iHy AZ BFownsviiie, hstwssa Little Rock
aud DuValrs BnH. Ilayfaaou'a Division,
under Dennis, from MorvaHza, la. has
already arrived
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
HoWE INTERESTS.

To PHtsicfaSs.--tf Tou wish 70 earehass psifs
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ~ Aaman al
waves sn Eastern prices. ~ SAD skamias HsLIra
wHifss stock. where yoa via had every Afa
Gle shat : neesi - tie proessnsa sad - prices
which eannot mH 40 give sAtisfaetiea. Their
staFs - - No - aaiu street HsyfaAen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Seg- We learn that the muss At the
st. Nicholas on Wednesday night WIS
between TWO Kentuekians--an ebullit,on
Of obivaIry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

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