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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
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NEW YoRx. Oct 3-Gold opened weak
at 1884, and steadily declined during
the morning. Large amounts of cash
gold-was thrown upon the market.
Dealers are reported to have special
facilities for procuring news from Wash
ington. Where large sellers offered to
sell in either case this had tendency
to increase the demand to sell. at l:3O
P. n the price was 1901.
A special dispatch from Washington
to the Commercial says Secretary Stan
ton has ordered that where large sums
of money are found on bountyjumping
deserters, it be retained by the Govern
ment and returned to them only after
the service Of their terms of enlistment
Trains on the railroad from Richmond
to Fredericksburg have been running for
several weeks to transport iron, &c, from
the Wilderness battle-ground.
Bodies ofthe slain have been exhumed
to strip off the rags covering them.
The Heralds Washington eorrespon-
dent says Aesbey has sent werd to- bis
command that be will be unable to Join
them, owing 70 his wound Major White
takes bis place.
= 4he Heralfs 10th corps correspond
ent says Rebel prisoners say ), II Davis
and his Cabinet have fed from Rich
mond- The Whig was the only Rich
mond paper printed on the 30th, owing
to the general impressment OF arms
bearers. Lee is said to be acting indie
pendently of all Instructions He is, in
fact, Military Dictator Of the rebellion
AS his retreat in the direction Of Wei
don is cut, it is thought be will eoncen-
trate bis forces in Richmond aud fght
the death struggle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

sr. Louis, Oct. s.-surgeon Carpen-
ter, Medical Director for this District
arrived here last night TO procure msdi-
cal supplies for the wounded Of both sides
The rebels lost about 200 killed aud six
or eight hundred wounded Ia their as
sault on The fort. Maj Wilson, Of the
Sd Missouri, commandant OF the Post,
Capt. dagger, 47th Missouri, captured
by the rebels were badly treated. Maj.
Walker, who hravely defended Potoai,
and several other persons we're murdered
in cole blood after they bad surrendered
the place.
Nothing reliable jet heard from Gen.
Giving. -
The Iron Mountain Railroad is pretty
badly damaged. Il will take two months
10 repair il.
Nothing new from Franklin.
Two bfigsdes Of the enrolled militia Of
this District have gone to Laclede Sta,
ton TO forsiiy the Railroad, eight miles
from here.
Il is understood that Gen. Roseerans
takes the field tomorrow
Among the rebel wounded at Pilos
Knob, are: Col Thomas, Col Monroe,
Maj. EYerridge, and several Captains.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Fl. MoSRoE, Oct 2-The mail boat
Webster, from City Point, has arrived
here. The report that Petersburg has
been evacuated is incorrect r Heavy
firing has been heard all this morning
from the north side Of the Jamss, but
nothing important has been received as
to results.
Rebel fugitives, Of all classes, are
pouring into Bermuda Hundred in every
conceivable manner. Some are coming
dos the river on RATS, in their eager
ness to escape from the perils Of the Con-
| federacy. Rebel officers now prisoners
in our hands, say that Richmond can.
not much longer withstand the siege
now in progress All here are full Of
hope Of success. Our soldiers are 10
high spirits, expecting soon to achieve
the greatest results. ears = "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

B0- We had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting many Of our old friends Of
Terre Haute, who were in { be city to
attend the meeting Of the stockholders
of the E. and C. Railroad. Among the
number were Chauneey Rose, s. Fl. POI
ter, John C. Ross, Harry Ross, Arbs
Holmes, and others
1t did US good to take by the hand
these venerable patriots, whose hearts
yearn for the salvation Of that country
under whose liberal institute pms they
have risen from the humble but honor
able sphere of daily toll, until they have
become what would be called id the East
millionaires and merchant prince
We were also delighted to greet our
genial friend Mr.. C. w. Leyings, Of
Rockville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
sau.IIx Time. In s,isseurs.

81. LouIs, Oct 3.--Lafsst reliable &C
counts state Price is moving on Rolls in
three columns, the right under Shelby
and Msrmaduke, the center under him
self, the leff under Cooper, the latter
composed mainly of haifbreed Indiana.
About Eve hnndred rebels entered
Union, the county seat Of Franklin eoun-
ty, and captsred about 100 county mill
tia. Washington had garrison Of COG
men under Col. HsEe, who evacuated the
place on the approach OF The rebels szd
took his men sad stores across the Mis-
souri, river.
Information from Jefferson City up to
last night reports all safe. =. 8
The depot at jacksonville on the North
Missouri Railroad was burned By guer,
rillAs this morning
Nothing yet heard from Gen. Ewing
All the forti6cations around ST Louis
are manned to-day, as q precautionary
measure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

GREAT SALE OF Pictures. There vii
be one more opportunity given our citi
zens to purchase elegant pictures at No
3, Water Street, this morning.
1t is scarcely necessary for as to say
that the stock still on hand COM
prises many of the most valuable and
beautiful engravings and paintings ever
exhibited in this city, and more favor
able opportunity to ornament your par
lors, bedrooms, Offices, and places Of
business. was never before offered and
perhaps never viii be again. This will,
we presume, b. the last chance, and
should not be let slip.
A few choice articles of sElver-plated
ware will also be offered, aud great bar
gains may be secured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
River News.

The river is rising slowly but steadily
here with q promise Of an increase.
There was not much business on the
levee yesterday and comparatively few
arrivals. f
At Cincinnati the river is rising rap
idly, and is not improbable that we shall
have big river,
The Miami arrived at IL o'clock Sun
day night and vas preparing to leave
late last evening.
The Morning Star ran down to Hen
dstson yesterday morning, and on her
resarn tack large quantity of freight
and left for Louisville sbou. noon, per
feet pafagon of beauty and of steamboat
srchiteetuFeaoH esffa
The Gem, Pioneer, and one or two
ether boats in Government service, ar.
rived from below since Saturday.
The Katie came in yesterday morning
from the Cumberland with rs hogsheaas
Of tobacco and other freight GOO
In consequences of the difficulty Of
navigation in the Cumberland, and the
scarcity of freight, the Katie win lie up
here for 4he present 2
Capt Allen Duncan is gathering Ep =
trip for the Cuba, and viii leave to-day
for the cumbsrlAnd Shippers and pas
sengers viii not find a more clever gen
tIsmsA any where than Uncle Allen"
We are indebted TO the officers OF the
-Kstia for ths fOllowing:
MASIrEsr-~Steaner Katie from Cum
berland River: Brown, Dunkerson 4
Co. As bids tobacco; Ford, Noel 4 Co,
10 hhds. do; John b. Hall, IL hhis do;
For re-shipment to Louisville, hhds.
Total, rs hhds.
Evansville, Oct. 3, 1864
IoE- Plenty Of Chicago Ice until
Christmas.
EDwARD IEeLR, Lover Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
New Advertisements To-Day.
MISUNDERSTANDING.


8a~ II ia not to be wondered at that
our friends Davidson & Sehmahl are
meeting with so much encouragement in
the Tailoring business Their work is
not excelled, their prices moderate, and
they are accommodating in every respect
A SAD AoeIDEST.---Y esterday after
noon a yonng lad named Koenig, whose
parents reside on Main street, beyond
the canal, had one arm cut off by rail-
road car near the Depot. Ths boy is
somewhat simple minded, and was-as
boys too frequently are-riding on the
cars while being switched in the yard,
and consequently met with the loss
Of his right arm.
Amputation was performed by DR.
Bray in a most skillful manner, and ths
boy will no doubt soon recover.
This should be warning to both par
ents and children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
new FORK Markets.

NEw YoRK, Oct. s.
COIT0E.-Duil. and without decided changs,
AZ f04t IS for mid&lng Hpianea.
FLOUR.-siats and Western dell, heavy. and
256zaoc lever I5as on for extra state log
Q Is for choice DO. . O06a9 - for extra round
hOop Ohio, aAa bse3li Is for trade brands, clos
Tag hsAyy, With 20 buyers 81 outside quotations.
WHISKY Heavy aud lowers a. Is ne bay
srs At this.
wHEAT.-Daii. and from 5gse lover. Anber
Afchigan,i %. and new Chieage spring, 7e.
EYE.-Quist.
coRN.-cora dull. aud Ia2e lower. at I Sc for
mixed wesfsrn, slosiag heavy with no buyers At
above IS.
olTs.-Dsn Aad dropping. At ssGs7 for Wet.
srn.
C0TFEK. -psil. ffFL
sUGAR.-Dzu and heavy. Caha 10.
MeLASSEs.-DunA and nominal.
MoEEY.-Easier, and quiet At I.
sTKRLIEG EXCaAkGE.--DaIl, 81 1 os1k 4
| Ue-xoid. 8
GOLD --IrrsgSilar and untettisd opsnsd 81
! Ell advanced to sz15. dsoiiaed % / ses4 al
1 vAneod to Oh and closed at a11t.
GoKEKS1EST sToCKss-HeaTy. u. ISL,
/ couposs, o5 do. 5-3os. coupons. I OSlz; l0-40a
eVapons. loeSs; 7-sos, os5S one year Gsrtia'
| Gates, IS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

R0- We have from the republisher the
July number of the Edinburgh RsUieso.
The most interesting article in this copy
Of the RerieU for American readers is
"Life Of Edward Livingston. The re-
viewer says, "We have rarely been
more struck or interested by any bio
graphical work than by this book" L.
Scott & Co., New York, the replblishers
have the British Reviews for 1858 at
half price.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
UNION LEAGUE,

There will be meeting Of the Union
League tonight at Mozart Hall, at u
oclock lis of the utmost Importance
that there be full turn out tonight, as
business of great consequence is to be
transacted Let every member of the
League who reads this notice come him
self and notify all the members that he
knows to come also. But one week re-
mains in which to work. Let every
shoulder be placed to the wheel.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney at Law and U. S. Claim

Agent,
Is authorised By the Government to protars Pea
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, BsuH ~ Land
Claims for HoRsEs and other PRoFRzTV destroyed
while In ~ service Of the Govsrnnssnt. and all
claims, Of whatever kind o. nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOldiersi
BY an amendment to tbs Bounty Law, passed At
the last session Of Congress, "An soldiers or
etheS persons who hass ben skaH ksresfIsr be
discharged within swo years from the dais Of their
enlistment, by reason efxounds reeeivedin battle.
shall receive the Same Bounty as theagh they
served two years"
osaco G51< Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store,
| opposite the Court House, Evansville, IhdiAna.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
49, Good references given IL required. nh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

81. LOUIS, Oct "A dispatch was, At
four lock yesterday afternoon received
at the North Missouri railroad Office IN
this city, from the city of Allen, stating
that party of guerriiIss entered and
burned Jacksonville, on the line of the
railroad company, early that morning.
The North Missouri telegraph yester-
day ceased working beyond Huntsville,
from what cause is unknown. h5&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Fron. an. Pstomas Army.
HE.Do as AKsIr Or poEoxAc.

hkaDQ rs Ak5tI OF IoJoAACi
October 2, 1864
The enemy attacked Ayres' division
yesterday morning, sad were repulssd
with heavy loss This was The only
Sighting on the left, except an attack By
Wade Hampton's cavalry on Gregg $
cavalry on the Vaughan road, where
they wers driven back with considerable
loss Our army is strongly entrenche3.
A battle may occur any moment The
enemy claim to have no prisoners from
the 9th corps. - -
Richmond papers boast Of victory
over Sheridan, and say be was retreat
ing. Az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Rssfstanee AZ the DRAFT Ina Crawford
Ceamax-1even Hundred Men Coi-

Especial Dsspeteh 20 the indianapolis JosrhAi.
d. LounylLLE, Oct 2, 1864
| learn from reliable sources that a
body OF from two TO three hundred armed
men have collected at Hartford, Craw-
ford county, Indiana, for the purpose Of
resisting the draft They are constant
ly receiving accessiona from Meade Co,
Kentucky, IS well as from Orange
cosnty, Indiana. They have killed one
man and robbed . numher of citizens
Brigadisr General Jordan has ordered
out the Legion ia Harrison aud Craw-
ford counties Lively times are an
heipated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

Cincinnati Markets.

cssc1ExATl. Oct. ).
FL0UR.-vsry dull. aud prices nominal. nall
sales mad At 70 for snperfae and 50 for
extra, but salss Of any magnitude could not have
bssn made ~ these rates
Z WHEAT Very dull. and neminAl 3oea bush
prime Red was disposed sf 81 20. vkich was re-
CARRIED sufeEde rate There Vas no bngsrs a.
the close. and prices nominal.
CORS-Duii, ct SeGt1 u for EAR, and 2i(a5l Is
for shelied.
0ATS.-Fu fair demand At 7&65T5-
wHEsKYs-Dnif &c TO- demand light
PROTIsfoNsr-un SONS demsH& or
Bacon Sizes, and l0o bbls sold 81 2zlz shualteFs
sefd ~ 10. 40
LARD.-DuIi, a. ..
GROCERIES.-Dull, and prices nssinAl; tia
demand 10 quite Light.
l. Go6D.-I IS. rfs81 VOW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

NlsHVILLE, Oct. 3.-The wires are
down to-day south of Murfreesboro on
the Chattanooga Rsilroad, and south Of
Franklin on the Tennessee and Ala
hama Railroad.
Forrest, with about 5000 men, was at
Spring Hill yesterday afternoon. Il is
reported that be designs attempting the
capture of Columbia The probabilities
are. that there has been. lighting there
to-day.
The train from Chattanooga reached
here to-day without interruption.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

WAsHIEGToS, Oct 3. - Passengers
from Cts Point yesterday morning re-
port heavy firing on The right and left
Of Petersburg, and but lillle IN front
The entire army was in motion, aud in
dieations were that q general engage
meut was meditated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
THE VERY LATEST
TELE G. r. A p H.
rw.ae Restrictions.


sxfrHLASD, Ky, Oct 3, 1864.
General Order No. 10, restricting
trade, ferries, &c, on the part Of the
Navy, is hereby revoked All sPPliea-
lions for permits, &ea must now be
made to the proper army officials, whose
orders of restriction are yet in force.
LEROY FITCH, Commanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
STOLEN.

OE wEDNEsDAY EVENING LAsT-A
~ Gray hessa Male. about 9 years. about Il
hands high, and j. K branded On the left shout
der Tbs said muls was stolan from ny stable A.
tbs Ferry Landing spposlts Evansvillss Ind
win pay . liberal reward 70 any ons returning
hiz 10 ne, or giving such infsrmzris1 es may lead
% bis rsoovsry- ..-s JACOB ELkf1cs
sepso-1w Esrrym&n-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
HONG INTERESTS.

To PuTsIcIANs.--If you wish to purchase rart
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small ad.
vance en- Eastern pSicea, go and exAmius KELEKn
> HHITE's stock, where you will and every arti-
Gle that is needed by the profession. and Is prices
which cannot fAr TO give satisfaction Their
store is st No. 81 MaIa strest mAyidkwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

PrrTssURG, oes s-Nson. River 10
feet By the pier mark. Weather clear
aud pleasant.
CsscIssATT, Oct g. Noon. - River
.rissn 2 feet 8 inches, with nos 10 feet 5
ineS-s in the channel Heavy rains on
Saturday night aud last night Their
mometsr 62e. Barometer 29s So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

A FAILuRE.-Our old friend, Harry
Cornwen, Auditor Of Vigo county
through the villainy Of the Supreme
Court, came to this city in common with
other stockholders Of the E. 4. C. r. R.,
and afflliating readily with our distin-
guished fellow citizens, Richard RAJ
leigh, DIR. Mullhausen, and Ben. Nurrs,
set to work earnestly to transfer the 4.
4 C. r. r. into the hands of the great
Conservative Democratic Party.
They worked actively and energetic
ally, and succeeded in getting few men
to enter into their conspiracy. Indeed,
the work had been quietly set or foot in
Terre Haute, and a distinguished gen
tleman named Callum Baily was sent on
Sunday night last, as an emissary to
manipulate an old man Of that city, but
failed to effect anything, as the gentle
man to be manipulated was so near blind
that she could not see it.
An honest old Democrat from Sulli.
van county, rare thing we confess
was also "tried on" but quietly re-
marked that be always thought that
politics Is politics and railroadin' is
railrosdin', and he did not think it good
to mix them" He therefore cast his
votes, ssme hundreds, for ths regular
ticket.
The names substituted on the ticket
BY the gentleman from Vigo were, John
A Reitz, many writing it Wrighss, and
W. H. Walker, of this city, and John Ii. o.
Boyle, Of Terre Haute. They succeeded
in getting 1900 voters out Of 1900,
and our friend Cornwell will this morn
ing return to his home wiser, and per-
chance a sadder man.
Bringing politics into railroad affairs
don't pay, Harry, and an attempt at
conspiracy, nowadays, results in disas-
ter, vide H a. Dodd, Bowles, ct al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

RAILROAD MEETING. The stockholders
of the Evansville aud Charlottesville
Railroad met in the Courthouse in the
city, agreeably to notice, at o'clock
p. m. yesterday.
On motion of c. W. Leyings, of Rock
vile, Joseph Wolfe, Esq, Of Sullivan,
was elected President, and John L. Mar
tin, Secretary, of the meeting.
Mr.. John Ipgle, Jr., President and
Superintendent, read an interesting and
elaborate report Of the last years bust
ness and present condition of the road.
Mr.. Ingle also submitted the report OF
the Auditing Committee appointed at
the last meeting of the stockholders,
which was Of the most satisfactory char
acter and highly mplimentary to the
Secretary of the company, Mr.. John E.
Martin.
He also submitted a report from the
same committee relative to the opera
tons Of the road during the current year,
which was also satisfactory.
The reports Of the President aud of
the Auditing Committees were concur
red in.
On motion of Mr.. Harry Ross, it was
ordered that the meeting now proceed
to the election of Directors for the ensu.
ing year.
Pending the preparations for taking
the ballot, Mr.. Poulett, Of vincennes,
moved that the stockholders be allowed
free passes over the road.
After some discussion, the Chairman
of the meeting decided the motion out Of
order.
The ballot was then proceeded with
and reauliad a a Toiiouo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON T8E z1st OF AUGUST, 1884, From TIE
" Subscriber living 90 the corner OF sfxsA -
Cksstnut streets, IN Evansville, ms, IsIo-
Marc, tHsIss years ola, dftss1 hands hgns ss.y
bufIt ne fts on ions hind foot AID II -
forshead sone collar and szddls Dsrkss very nsfa
wssshers and loE, thiek ssek--crest ts!sa-
viii either trsG or rack under ths ssools- Any
psweon dssivrrtax ksx % ne at my rssidsness q
rfSfaz insornstioz that I csz get her' VIZ %
hs s.sil2ystSisr RHoHAKD JENKINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

New YoRK, Oct 3-The extensive
pickle factory Of Wells & Provost, at
Yonkers, vas entirely destroyed By Ere
on Saturday night Loss, $3.50, 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
and resulted as 70

The latter three were ran on political
grounds solely, and with a result that
we hope viii satisfy the gentleman from
Vigo thatwhile he is mighty willing lit
tie animal be can't quite come it.
We were glad to see several Sullivan
county gentlemen who scorned to lend
themselves to the contemplate effort to
introduce politics into the management
Of the railroad.
The only change in the Board, as will
be noticed, is the election Of Mr.. Jas. Fl.
Turner, Of Terre: Haute. in place Of
VIM. D. Griswold who has moved from
the State.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS Last night
the new Board Of Directors met in the
Presidents Office and proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing year
John Ingle, jr., was reelected Presi-
dent and Superintendent, and John
Martin, Secretary and Treasurer, with
out dissenting vote.
This is deserved compliment to the
fidelity and efficiency of the veteran of.
hcers who have been SO long tried aud
never found wanting.
j GETTING INTO TRouBLE-Two or three
well-known individuals Of this city have
got into a speck Of trouble in reference
to three Ethiopian female women -
whom they took from the train as il was
about to leave the depot yesterday morn
ing.
It is charged that the aforesaid Afri
cans committed larceny in Kentucky
but as no requisition Was made BY tht
Governor of Kentueky, and as no docu
mentary authority was exhibited by TIL
active agent in the affair, some per
sons were foolish enough to imagin
that there was little ''shenanigan' in III
affair, and Capt Tombler took the mat
:, ter in hand and viii investigate the case
!. We have heard the word bribery used i
= connection with this affair, also arrest,
: military commission" and sieh like.
:. 4iut as the case will undergo iuvestigs
ton we deem it inadvisable to give a
the remarks We have heard made on h
J subject s,re~
: One Of the women in question
} winter than many men in this city VII
" have never been accused Of having n
nd gro blood in their veins, yet two da,
let ago, It's said, she vas sSGvs, subject
4, be bought, and sold, aud beaten like
IT brute. We have no dosbt the blood
Id ehiyslry courses through Der veias.
Such is the refinement Of SLAYER
Such the taste Of Southern chivall
Fsuyhi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

FoR SALE Five large lots dst out of
the corporation.
Three-acre lot at the Hull place, on
the Newburg road
A variety Of dwellings aud building
lots. Enquire OF A. .JoE INsoS.
Sept. 30 II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
CITY NEWS.
POstponement.

The great Mass Meeting Of the peo-
pie Of Indiana and Illinois, appointed to
be neld at Vincennes, on the I'D inst,
is to be postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October next, that being the day
appointed by the Governor Of Tennes-
see, and Union candidate for Vice Pres
ident Of the United States, to address
the people Of Vinconnes. At which
time Gov johnson and Gov. o. P. Nor
ton will certainly be present, as also
other distinguished speakers. A Grand
Barbecue will be prepared for the occa-
sion.
Vincsnnes, September 10th, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
BOILER MAKER.
REWARD.


CTRAvED on TaE sOih OF 5gLT, 1854,
- frorz the subscriber. living IN scsff township.
yszdsrhurgh county. State Of Indiana, one Red
SeFrei Her ahoas nfieen hands TIVE tDches high,
ak years cid. marked with a wkits spot On the
forehead, asd whits snip on the nose be also had
sens white on b Il legs, and had snail lump On
his back caused by ths saddle The horss both
bsess and trots. When he left be was shod on
the fore fset with one whole shoe on ozs foot and
half shos on the ethsr foot, aa4 had on & small
split yoke. =
Any person FstUraEDg said horse 10 me- OF Civ
ing me informsticE % that can get him rziil be
paid the ADORE reward.
THOMAS BOWER,
oeu-d&~lw Sash's Depot, Indiana.