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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December IAN, 1863.


Trains Going south anS East.
Leave Montreliei a. 8 40 A.B,oO0 and lo0ry
" Al lHAtN leaves ~. Adams at rs A. ~ Burltna
~ Ion 800 ~, connecting WJitc River junction
aid beows ed with trains flf Boston, Worcester h.
nav 40 vernon. Valley X. R.tot springfield and Nev
fots arriving 81 YorA az I0,l5r NJ.
DAY hvFRstt fRug leaves Ogdcnsburgb At $40
~, kontrea at 500 ..H Rouse's FONTS tl045 y fo
boston, Troy and New York.
MOTT ENrfRss TEAtN leaves Ogdsnshutr at II % ~
Montreal % 90 H., Houses Poist at 545 D. NJ arr,
'f az bosluhat tAt connecting al Bellows Fall
MN cheshlre " x. Tor Boston and Worcester and viii
vermont Naiici u. for Springfield &c, and arriving
IN New YORK at lt0F. Il.
FrainsG ding North and v At
Leave Montpelier al SO An. HOO An, 33Orp,aps
25t.
White RIVER Junction at ,l5s.r burlington al 425 =
spiur NJ !, pgienshurgh, Chicago aud inc Eea
making close connections.
IAN fRsir ieaves Boston at 100 A. NJ, via Lowell
ana al SO a. n, via Lawrence " Fitc ibr-p Leave,
Springfield at '.ajA . Bellows Fail, at " 25tn,f for
81. i"lnsbury, Burlington nnds N ms and odge.
l. Gee nM0paftaF fRAfy trases NOrthtield a. 1000
and burlington, 90 - IS y. ~ Tor II. Alb,ns VI
aiqHr ttrHEss IRAa ga YES bellows Falls a. 10 O0Fr
eceWinE psssrngifs from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
Ne" foTE ~ l2 10 =. A., aud from Cheshire T. z
eaVl W Boston at 100 p. NJ connecting Al
White RIVER Junction with tram leaving Boston Al
1Vl O.. n, arriving 81 Burlington at s. 10 A. ~ Rouaet
huigh az IN. Both The Mail Trains connect At whit,
hNer junction with PAssumpst Road
sleeping ears ar attached go joh The nigh express
trains running between house's Point and Bosloy and
Rouge, flEt aud prnghrd.
Through Tickets oi ChicaT andthe West for sale o.
: piincipai slators
MERRILL supp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
FE.uALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

Ih' msiolne is Of long tried thca.y TOT correcting
all the disorders neidentalio the fmmuesex That
'hs'heted NAY feel assured that ni. eord.a 3. truly
'aluaels and worthy OF their confidence not oue OF
those secret compounds puposei destroy healthy &C.
non' add a few tosimonSs nom physician. whom
ALL hVorlng the Eclectic and Reformed Practice a
MediolLs, respect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19

IHAHLEs MAFOh,
Commissioner ~ Patents.
have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
canaot employ person more eompeientsn Trustworthy
aud capable Of putin their applications In form
= secure for them 80 carly and favorable derscn Al
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Lste Commiss oner Of Patents
Sir x. u Eddy has made Tor thirteen applications
all but ono " which patents had been gfAnt,d, and
tha' IA pending. 81 eh unmslakAbs proof 81 great
talent and ability ON his part leads me recommend all
in entors 10 apply To him To their Atens, a.
they may be sure ofhaving the most faithful attention be-
oscd on their cases and al very reasonable ehafges
JOHN rAGGART.
During eight months, the sul sotbef, in II hi,
large practice, made on twice rejected applications slI
teen appeals everyone Or which decided 10 his favor
by the commission rof patents H EDDY.
fofttn, Dec. 10, 1868. iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
WILCOX & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine.

Price with Hsnlmer and Teller $4,000.
10000
pHE wlLLcOx6 GIBBS Family ewing Machine, /,
the best Machine without regard to price for
Family Sewing, Braiding, HemmIng, Fell
ling, TuckiDg, Cording
forms fat, even seam which will not rip in wear
even when cut al frequent Intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam for Full Cloth, Of any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature OF this machine which deserves par
eu ar attention, sR PATENTED DEVICE, which pTevent
the possibility Of setting the needle wrong-and oe which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GlBBs Hemmers and oilers are the on
~ really practical hemmers in use and are worth out
half OF the price Of the Machine all others for ami
use ihey form narrow, light hem fell, far nice,
hhn can be done by hand. Tne Needle isvery short
perfectly traight enabling to sew through hard thcl
seams, or gathers IN hard CLOTH where all Machines using
long or curved needles utterly fail
The feed has no tendency to draw soft light goods
INTO the machine but will LINEN CAsBRIO perfectly
1t rs acknowledged by all who see this Machine
that II Is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
Of any Machine made
After much wear, and many vnshlngs the stitching 4,
found to retain all the roundne evenness and nfmneS
which are so much admired at hrst.n -Ketp York Sun
VT Send for circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manalactusr,
a. A. srlMsos, Agsnf, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June 18th. 1858
Notice.
This cerihes that have this day given my son Gsorse
D. lflsk, MS medrringthe remainder OF his minority
ahdShall neither claim any Of his earnings, or pAyAny
debts OF his contracting after this date.
HORACE TaAsK.
DESsLow UPHAM witness
Warren, Feb 10Th, 1854. TsE3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19

CHARLES MASON,

" lteglrd NJ Eddy AZ one Of the most capable and
success fu practitioners. WITH whom have had ofhola
lnterroarsen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19

nulIOnhl ana OtneI nttkutSHth III UuLu,
more advanced, OF all ages, OF
Hora sExFs SINGLE on MARPirn
'i Va 1''i 'i-' W.
DR.. l. DiAS
PRIVATE MEDItAI ntgfcr
a, -. g.. -
vi Endicou street, b1H0h, Masss.
Is 20 arranged that pa tents never see OF hear each 9th
81 h aeI0 eel C tne osLT s"',anSe 10 m 9s U.s.
uently no family interruptln 20 that on ~ accom-
jan any person hesitate applyinl al his Office
M ny
b,Luv land il cannot be couraiictad szr,,
'1naDLs ,.ho nil sas ~ ~ anytbtt, s,.., y. ~
fnias ~ ,,,', ,,,'t,'y H. r, ~ N FN'JuIe
"'"i'e''Vo " '"P0-s NF'" f'''N' ''''
70 rhK ONLY aEduLAh dEApuAIE fufs'olAh Al
NEAIlslN' ~ b"s'"N'
SIXTEEN YEARS
.n0aged in tnenI of seoiat Disenrrs fact .o wal.
tOwh 70 many ,bs %s o
,svlioIsSIy TO '""' ~ ''0'' 4'e' 4A4
STRANGERS AND rKAytttRs
avoid ana ESCAPE Impo lunh " FU.tiEh and Ma
i've Quaoksim0ro Hnmei0S' IN b05ioa man other large
iities
DIX j. PIX
lroudy eers % Professors and respectable Fhysc.Dnt
many OF whom ccntuIi im ID CIHicII tE@ because
II his aosn0w LEGGED bNli and reputation, attained
through 80 Bg experience pra Il eala observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFutTrNhlt
"a .,,.'.
s,vod ~ he Ivias boosts ;nisre,T.,'5, 1u
ses and pretens,ens of '''N
ropvTcN ANn NArt,, ,t.tgrq
fohhluN AM NAllN' Nt"th3te
who know little the nature ans MA'uclH Of SpCc.A
DiseAses aud LEsH a. 70 theft cure some eEih forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or College,, RaiDh ueeet ~
sted IN any part OF the wO 10 others tshibll bip.o
mas Of the Dead how obtained I'M nuwu not only
assuming and advertising IA name % tA0e inserted h
ne up mas, bui 10 inrthe th,if lmt'N oH h'tumt
uane' ~ W'e' i"a' 'g'eD' ca "'leHLs tAh 'lef
l'au' He"nei NC ueeei'e" W
oUAcK NOSrRtfu ntkrRs
-,
lSlss Ger an r. leith'F AL' ieeomn EN-
lauons Of theli medicines ~ i7f Htntt HeeaHhei tA
pose o. contrnde ,hem o. no beside. 10 it.Lef
'hfH in1pvsiiVh COPY rom ''tn''t hyt.r u4HeH tih
written Of The qua.i,' .ed eleoi Of alle,elt AerD
md plants d storioe al the Hr D. Their ili tH-
Ises, SPECIFICS &C. most q 'lneh = ny. aa ntaio
.vtrything bnt now kuoAu 10 Nl moe taaa b
'ured sndth0se not Killed cngaitrtgHt il inquired 600
lie
,,.,,.,,,, ,.,.,. -. o.. .. ILL.,, - .
NuHOHAHIE on QUA n POI Ions Ahp hta4 atM
MAN tho
Through The Ignorance OF the Qaatk Doctor hpl..nV
other remedy he relies upon hEncUEY aud give u
50 all bis patients IN Piis DfOys &C. 10 the Sc..lun
Maker equally Ign rant adds a. Boz so-ciiel EAfaci-
specific ,ALtdoe, &C. both trlJ iut uptu b. elects GA
lurng few in Il huudied 70 o. mum, st.d iu F-faus
Fsys Throughout. thc land but. Aft. uptlu.. d. .ad
II the baAn . some OF whom doc u.her. yfoy So r-.
and are leit to lin ger aud tu1er for u DE- o ts4r- f
III relieved OF cured II possible rs comp tuI tY..e-
ians
BUT ALL QUACKS ARE hUl lDAuHANT
No,h,yuh.,.,A,,,, ,hc C,,...t,., f.et. j.. t,..,.
.ore 1nsrh nnc ~ snd Nas, ,,, sEcr
ess Of the life and health Of o,btf. Xxx, afe 'b'
n,,N. ,h.,a =. - ar,ii 80, ,a,i,,, ts+,i
siotins giving nm" mercury eur to ,h,ir a & : con
=
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
QUACK NOSrRUM MAKERS.

through false certificates references quo Teeom1 rn
taiiOns Of their medicines ~ ihf IeaA Doe HaHHet t
pose or contrudo them or no b,sidg- TO fIrLef
her imposition. copy nom Medicfi BUo.s much that
written Of the quaiiugs sud elect. ol dltreLf herbs
md plants asoriOe al the 3D. their Iili. EH-
rscts Specifics &C., most Of alich 10 uu. ali .AfaIn
Mercury, because OF c ancient belief o. BE cutiuz
.verl thing bnt now kuoAn in kd. mUIe tbau b.
ured sndthose not killed 'iHtgHas injured 500
tE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19

Notwithstanding the Grtg ing lncts arc known d
some Quack loo ofs aud Nos'ruu Makers Sat- rel ald
Of the lite and health Of Others L,Ie are ihU.t
lmong them who will even pe1uIr ftemasite contra
dieting giving mercury 10 their pal ri,rt ,ta D.
aimed IN their oatrums 20 that thc usual See MAJ
be obtained for pr0iessedy CURING or " fbe d0lIh Oh
e fraction oft may be obtained 81. t1s NasiFam n
thus that many deceived al4o and u.elt.t tttu1
large smounts for experiments with IuacsrfJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

New YoRK, Oct l0.-The Richmond
papers Of Friday have the following:
All the cadets of the Virginia Military
Institute, over Is, have been cAllei into
the reserve force. Those under 10 are
requested 10 tender their services.
The evening passenger train on the
Danvills road has been discontinued, as
the Government need almost the entire
capacity Of the road.
Il is said the Union forces have again
burned the bridge over the Rapidan, and
are again advancing on Gordonsville.
Trains from Richmond are said to be
running within . nile and 8 half Of
Staunton.
A Wilmington, q. CO. paper says the
enemy seem TO be making preparations
for q determined attack on that place.
A number of vessels have recently been
added to the blockading feet.
The Mobile Adrertissr says Forrest
has completely destroyed the Alabama
& Tennessee Railroad from Franklin,
Tenn, 10 Decatur, Alabama
A dispatch from Bristol, e. Tennes-
see, says the Yankees have retrsated
from there towards Knoxville in great
confusion, after having burned the rail-
road bridge at CATERS station.
The occupation Of Clinton by the
Union troops, on Thursday last, after q
severe engagement with the rebels under
Scott, 10 announced
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Foreign Arrival.

NV YokK, Oct. l0.-The steamer
Hansa, from Southampton On the 2sth
ult. arrived this morning.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
of willful murder against Mueller.
Riots occurred at Turin in coase-
quence of the capital being transferred
to Florence Twenty persons we're kill
ed and uazy wounded
Walter Savage Landor, the poet died
At Florence on the 18th.
The report that the announcement
that the Frauco-Italian city had been
made over to the Pope, and that be ask
ed for authority to examine, has besn
confirmed.
The Pope requested time for delibers-
ton.
The raising of the rate of discount By
the Bank of France had an Enfsvorsble
effect on trade.
The London money market is hrmer
Rebel loan T3t9T4t discount. Flour
! fat. Wheat frmer. Corn advanced Sd
per quarter. Provisions quiet.
Rebel loan declined eos per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
GEN. LAZARUS NOBLE
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED N
the Post-Ofiee at Evansville, State of Indiana,
10th day Of October, 1854.
ED TS obtain any Of these letters, the sppli-
cant must call for " adssTtissd Le5srs," give the
date Of this hat and pay cent for advertising
ea- II not called for within ssosth, they will
Be sent 10 ths Dead-Lstbsr Office.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By carriers, at the
residences Of owners Tin the larger eitss), may Be
SECUTED 81 observing the following RULES.
l. DIRECT letters plainly 70 thu street and
number, - well nc the post-ofnce and State.
q HEAD lst.srs with the writer's post-eEs>
and STATE sere.1 and znnbey, sign them plainly
with full name, and request snat answers be
directed accordingly.
g. Letters 20 strangers or transient visitors In
a town or city, whose special sddress msy Be n
known, should be marked, in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word Z" Transient"
T. Place the postage taalp On the upper right
kaHd corner, and Ieace sPacs between the stamp
and direction for post-zaTksag without interfsT-
ing With the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN Of . let
ter the writer, II unclaimed within thirty days
less, written or printed with the writer's sasse,
post-eEes, and State, across the lefs-hand cad Of
the envelope, on the face side, will be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate Of posags, payable
when the letter 10 delivered 70 the wrissE.-see.
2s, Law Of 1853.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
new York Markets.

Nav YonK. Oct. o.
CoIToS.-Hssxy. dnlls end dseIisidx, at 10
for hiddiinG Npiands.
FLOUR s53s o5 for extra Stair, aHd s6e1
10 70 for trace sraada. harkst epened duh and
dfoori1g. but closed rather mere stsRir
MHlskf.-Duii, a. z31l - for wrsteTn
WHEAT .--0pensd dull, but elssed sbads arm.
er. with fair demand a. 7sal 81 for Chicago
Spriug; l s0ai ss for Winter Red Western, and
! ssati - for niKsd Western.
RfE.-nuIt
BARLEY.-Quiet.
coRH.-opsbcdd dull and dropping, but closed
at ally At 4sa<61i a. for mixed Western.
OAfs-0psnsa dull, but CLOSED 9 shade hrmsr,
At 7s1Ts,
WOOL.-Duil aud unchanged
c0FFEE.-Duili f4ices more or less nominal.
kUGAR.-very quiet; cSba IS.
PoRk.-Opened heavy aud closed nrnn, with a
fair demand at al 70 for res Mess.
MONEY Easy att.
sTEKLING KxCHASGE.--ouIsta at / o9-gold.
fse0LD.-f Irregular and unsettled; opened 81
96lS, and closed at So I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

October 9th, 1884.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
River News.

The river had about come to a stand
last night, and viii be found falling tc-
day, with magnificent stage of water
for all classes of boats
There was considerable business done
on the levee yesterday.
The Morning Star for Louisville, the
Gen. Anderson for Cairo, and the Mi
ami for Cincinnati all took out good
trips
The Rob Roy, and Science No . from
Cincinnati to Nashville, the Starlight
from Cincinnati to St Louis, and the
Charley Miller and J. S, Kellogg, tow
boats, were the chief arrivals yester-
day.
The Carrie was receiving, and will
leave this evening for Nashville and all
way points Hall 4 Rudd are her
agents.
Capt U. Shoemaker, of Terre Haute,
was in the city last night, looking bright
as new silver dollar, and strong in the
faith that Gov. Morton will be reelected
to-day and honest Old Abe in Novem.
Der. Capt Shoemaker has always
voted the Democratic ticket but can,
stomach the Chicago Platform. No
honest man can.
Capt. Jim Cox, Of the celebrated 6rm
of Cox Il Humphrey, arrived at home
ffom bis campaign through Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and New York. He labored
faithfully in the good cause during his
absence, and is in remarkably good
spirits even for him.
IcE.- Plenty Of Chicago Ice until
Christmas.
EDWARD ISoLE Lower Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

Every member Of this company is
ordered to report, fully armed and equip
ped, at the corner of Main and Water
1treets, on Wednesday, October 18th,
1864, at one o'clock p. m., to attend the
inspection Of arms and the election Of a
Major for the Second Regiment.
E. SoHoExLAUB, Adjt.
f. NJ. GRovEs, Ord. Ssrgt.
Oct. IL. DIT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

BULLY FOR GERMAN.-Ths largeet
meeting ever held in German Township
assembled at John Farss's, about Eve
miles from the city, yesterday morning
and afternoon. Three or four hundred
people were present An excellent din
ner was provided for all who we're pres
emit Speeches were nAds by Messrs.
Chandler, Tomhemslt, Bischof, and
Frank Faris. These speeches we're we'll
received by the crowd, and no doub, will
produce good effect. The Crescent City
Band was present, and furnished music
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

WooDsrocK, Va, Oct Z, p. IN.
To Lisrt Gen. Grant:
have the honor to report my com
mand at this point tonight
commenced moving back from Port
Republic, Mount Crawford, Bridgewater
and Harrisonburg yesterday morning.
The grain and forage in advance OF
these points had previously been des.
troysd.
In moving back to this point the whole
eouAtry, from the Blue Ridge to the
North Mountain, has been made nntena-
bic for rebel army.
I have destroyed over two thousand
barns, filed with wheat aud hay and
farmisg implements; also, over seventy
mills, filed with wheat and -four. |
have driven in front of the army four
herds Of stock, aud killed and issued 10
the troops over thirty thousand sheep.
This destruction embraces the Luray
Valley and Little Fort VALLEY, AZ we'll
as the main Valley A large number of
horses have been obtained, proper esti-
mate Of which can not now make.
Lieut John X Meigs, my engineer
officer, was murdered beyond Harrison
burg, near Dayton. For this atrocious
act all the houses within an area Of Eve
miles were burned
Since | came into the Valley from
Harper's Ferry, every train. every small
party, and every straggler has been
bushuhacked by the people, many Of
whom have protection papers from com
msnders who have been hitherto in that
Valley.
The people here are getting sieL Of
the war. Hitherto they have had no
reason to complain, because they have
been living in great abundance.
have not been followed by the enc.
my to this point, with the exception of a
small force Of rebel cavalry, which show
ed themselves some distance behind nv
rear guard to-day.
A party Of one hundred Of the sth
Ohio cavalry, which | had stationed at
the bridge over the North Shenandoah,
near Mount jackson, were attacked By
Mcneil with ITO men, while they we're
asleep, and the whole party dispersed
and captured. think they will oil
turn up. learn that ffty-six Of them
have reached Winchester.
Mcneil was mortslly wounded, and
| fell into our banda This was fortunate,
as he was the most daring and danger
Gus Of all the bushwhaekers in this sec.
ton of the country.
lSignedl p a. SHERIDAN,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

SIGSIFIcAST.-Ws were shown, ysstsr-
day, a copy Of secesh song book, en-
titled, Dawlsys Ten Penny SOnEstsr. 4"
1t is full Of treason inside and On the
outside--on the eoyer--sdyertises the
life Of Geo. D. Mcclellan. The publisher
seems to haze concluded wisely that
after singing all the rebel songs which
the book contains, the singer would
naturally inquire for life of George b.
Mcclellan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Ev.n.rlIls Rinss. -

The Rifles will assemble at their usual
place Of meeting (eorner of First and
Main) on Wednesday the 18th inst, at
o'clock p. m, with arms and equipments
in good order. Promptness required.
We hope to see all those old friends
and former members Of the company
who joined the l00-days service back
with us on the day named--scme have
already done so and received guns.
Come all, as an election of Major for
the Battalion will take place during the
afternoon. BY order of
Capt. l. HAAS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Cincinnati Markets.

cSNurNEAri. Oct 9.
FLOUR Dull, and prices uRssttled; small
sales ST 2s9s 80 for Super ana 601s o. for sr.
trs
80 for white
CoRH.-Deeiined to 0s,al os for sar Aad IL
al - for shsllst demand ght 81 the decline.
RTk--Spt salsahis at over IS
WHfSkY.--Unchanxsd Aaa dull, eth sales az
TO.
PRoVIsTOEs.--No Nominal and unchanged.
GROcERfES.--UhchAnge With . InofsrAts
local de@and. The ComIaissary General has re-
seindea the order comforting purchases Of Cosse ts
VIEW York Market closed quiet, with little done.
GOLD.-l s6, with net mxeh Offering.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

VSsIsoS.-CharIey Habbe yesterday
purchased fine, fat buck, Weighing IT'S
pounds, and is now prepared to furnish
his customers with the finest venison
steaks we ever saw. Charley always is
up with the times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

New YoRk, Oct l0-The steamship
Hansa, from Liverpool on the 2Sth ia
coming up the bay.
The Heralds Washington special
says: Intelligence has been received
that Sheridan has won another victory
over Longstreet, the successor of Early,
bat no details are given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Military order No. L.

HEAHoUARTERs INDIANA LEGION,
Vanderburgh Co., Oct. s, 1864.
Company commanders of the Indiana
Legion of Vanderburgh county, Chose
who have arms), will assemble their
commands, armed and equipped, We'd
nesday, October 18th, 1864, at o'clock
p. m, for inspection, near the Union
wigwam. A full and prompt attend
ance is required, and company com
manders will see that the arms Of their
respective commands are in good condi-
ton. There will be an election held on
the ground for Major Of the End rsgi-
msnt and LIST battalion.
VicroR BIscH, Col. Com'dg.
J. 81, SoHNraa, A. A. A. g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

Ia While John NJ Harlan, Ex-Gov.
Powell, Lieut. Gov. Jacobs, Old Wick
life and such loyal Kentuckians" ere
prowling over this State pleading for the
life of the rebellion, small squads Of
guerrillas are numbering aud plundering
their citizens with impunity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

R@r Let the friends Of the soldiers re-
member that many Of their soma and
brothers would have been home to vote
to-day had it not been for the diversion
made in favor of the Copperhsad ticket
by Wheeler and Forrest in Middle Ten
nessee. They were operating in the in
terost Of the Sons of Liberty, As the
evidence in the Dodd trial fully mani
tested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

p1- The Union meeting at Zion
Church, Union township, yesterday, Was
largely attended. At least 200 persons,
we are informed, assembled to hear the
questions Of the day discussed. An able
speech Of two hours was delivered by
Col. Fletcher, Of this city, which was lis
tened to with marked interest As we
have said before, the Union men in Union
are wide awake.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
: N. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.

NV YoRK, Oct l0-6old opened at
1861, declined TO 1854 and subsequently
the news of large failures in London
put up the price 10 1881 There is not
much speculative feeling, though there is
a growiug disposition towards short
contracts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

D@- Good madden prints are being
marked down from 20 to IS cents.
Elect Morton and Lincoln aud they will
go still lower, and poor mechanics win
not have to pay IS cents q yard for their
wives dresses unless they wish to.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

PHoTo0RAPHs, &c.-Ths Photographic
Gallery on the corner Of Main and
Second streets is being rsflted and
refurnished by Beck Brothers, Of La
fayette, and will be opened in a
few days. Oct Il.lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11
Vote for
CHARLES A. RAY
For Supreme Judged District.
Vote for
ROBERT G. GREGORY
For Supreme Judge-4th District.
PEARL BALTIMORE OrsrrB AND FEEsH

PEARL BALTIMORE OYsTEB AND FRESH
LAKE Fish AND MAcKEKEL AGEScY. -
Frank Felker, No. SO, near corner of
Main and Third streets, has received the
agency for the above articles, and will
keep full supply constantly on hand
which will be warranted fresh and good
He received the first lot last night, and
we advise citizens to call early this
morning and get supply.