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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

~Ths County Un on candidates had q
2 oimeetirgo o. So -urdaY evenlngat Wn-
R 1pi"ueyer's. in Perry t1~hship Abou +,
s~Seny hv voters sstend-d IN II meeting
-nd a go.'d state OF f-eliag prevailed
Roll oa The bali, bny>; keep il moving
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

fE Cows Andy Johnson and Oliver
P. u rton will Dr. present az the big bar
6eeae at V,neeEnes, on th- srh of 0cso-
Der The crowd tia, viii BE there will
be immense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Us COLLECTORS SALE.

pY Authority or THE COLLECTOR or
ID irs@rHxi Esysuus fer th l. d. tFict q lad b..
aaa, aistr2iaf has nsea msds uEson tbs isliewlnr
Erop@rfys
Bsdsteaas.
I lei Bed tashes,
! Rocking Char
Lot masc~isAseau b -sks.
Let Dzggerrszn Fraues au1 Czsss
Lars CIT axnarr an n.
Lot . 50 IRE sssek ard f1rtsssnt
setiss = h<FsbN Eiten that thsss sFaicfss will
- sala az anctiea n the eoruer - vs. zna
rSira rs~ts Eeansvf Ind ca ID y, ID = II
So. lisa. 10 s'sles A..
NM FREaCH.
TYP Cot. Z DIT lot ~
Evzz-vifir. sept. issk. Isf4 = : Iefa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

OG TUESDAY MoESISG. S.Pf- 2.fA, At 8
- eeioeks a tn reFfdsHes = Wa Hmba~a on
he corneF q First and WASN'T strs-ts. 1 wifl
FER or sale = csmpisls ss0rs =snt q Hpu sAal
Furuffurrs &c. tgr cash "a sale.
ssp2S-ssi ". NELSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

FOUND.

A GKxFLKN rs soAHr PIN Axp ToBAo.
u BIZ. ~h Oh shs eaGe eza hAxs ~ prsssng
81 pr sd p=y8fst Z HI wi see-eaf 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
OFFICIAL ORDERS.
General Orders NO i2.

IfrAnaN aarsRs "a DIV fxo. LEasoS.
hlssg8ia xial, lad 3, seNf. enths ts6i.
&. cosarlstats having besn mssie By ciftFess u
keRtacky 81 waatpB hrtax acfuss The ohle river
BY asmheFs o. tbs Indiana Legion 90 military
duty along the ssnihsFu border 81 shs state. all
q airing 4 hereby prohibited, and al oflrsFs 81
ths lesian ia sna4nd q "a troops are tiAFRet
sith tho tiiet suIaFoen ~ thi- order
a. 0fheeEs q be tes fhraashaul this nivis
ssQa sill b cafrfai a. n the nscr asdcr
IN II command 70 suirslu is aay participated
Ga hnrsFs. riots. ur otheF 81 tartssee. e tie
peass especially sash nav eroW ont BE eei-
1sssens arisins from thsexeitement q party rciis
t.s sud vii pr 1pti dsarm any Wesn hufs e tiif
alftla uasS as= tbs arms q shs ale Ia Ffi-
tate qnarreis, ~ Nha taays withpNt erarut arr )
themselves afea he ons .ile ~ tn hpr # ans
-enaisi thaf nay spriag ~ among fhc ? cps
Uiffn arcssi II Ibis Eiua if is the aafy et fhs,
wiN Il g. BE- ths nsslss rsaiy a ths "a 81 ihei
ffleaFs, f9r pr-~rtsfiou II The pabile Iests
AZ the - ths 9 e, un4.r the o., 90 CIV !
sub RE -, a their eaaeisneY j. Whaiiy ds en-
den npan ~ ir being Identified With tho lawful
aud fasloHsitie suFsfnussai % the STATE.
b. nrdss 81 NJ Gcnsi HHRhs@
y a. q CAyTEs.
Lieuf tal, sad a. A. q.
G Al scHsfTE, Nsief. nd A =. -
ssp2f-a len aEd Tiess eopy So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
FOR SALE.

4 FINE KxsIDESoE eS FTES- "a
\ cont mhfng sevs q e n with q 90 -
a1@Hs Uneer th> Ehafs isf AZ s5fa.taz = .
-quavs aboF- the shsrxeed Esu-e. Ps..@ssg.. q
issn imse1iat ~.
40 a aes y trans feaeH sn6 Il Lsass-.. %
a-r Cars I'd EezrtA ssF-ets, sd : $3.50 "a.
tAising sskht reezs, IN tbs saszrhs Ap ~ q
49, 4 lA& On -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

We have received complete as
sortment OF Fa and Winter GODS,
Of which a part are Of tAe following
art cles
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFFTA SILKS,
SEED SILKS,
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELvETS,
SHIFTING FLANNFLS,
Cd OPERA ELAN Wells,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS.
IVORY BACK COMBS.
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
l. MEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
r ENCH MFRINOES,
FRENCH POPLINSs
EMPRESS LoTaS,
WOOL DELhIN IS,
COLLAR BEADS,
BAsE raH' READS,
GEN CARFS ard TIES,
SILL fOCKET H'D'KFS.
EMBRCIDERIES,
L CE GOODS,
EMBROIDERED HDKFS.
FANCY RIBBON
HOODS AND NUBTAs,
zEF II YR Wool, all hides,
LACE H'DK'FS,
SH Wis,
CLOAKS.
CORs rs,
CRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRT
BALM RAJ KRIS
WI 8 an p I'D Lins y,
WOODEN YARNS,
&s, &c. sc, 90.
saos "a . AZ tn- lessss marhst Prices.
J. 7. a.. A. COOLIDGE
Egsssssttss slssnh . iss4 I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
HOTEL Il OPENED
W 4shIugton House,
CHRIS. HEDDRIcE. Proprietor
Ger. sHsia ana Third s.s,
EvAxsvTLLE, IND.

THIS OLD. WILL ESTABLISHED, AID
Wtdely-kaawn Hosei has besn oIesad Tor s@x
srsl w~eka tEdsrwoinx repairs. r. k&e, Caring
ihfa ttaes oen rep2inte1 inside and cat. kzs besn
thTsrkhly asted up snd In zrezf messare fsrn-
iso@d eith n~w hefs and furmMars The pruprse.
ser has ma1s sysFy sTrangesazaf "a ~ a. ~
ho1se caavsnient, hsAisaT snd a 49, - to ths
81 zlsc.
Tksnkfax the pEhEie ssr the de pnsrspsr- ;hss
far s-ries sf yezru hss a~-r sss..za - -.
WsshfEGttsn. b. IL sitn. rers 81 ~ sk5r es.se-.
aad wiis Nue@@rnr e have tah . garriah Z ana
ths s1rs~ ss41szs1 ia way L rzraf II = .ssstsv,
- pzfrcusE<.
omEfhza vii carry xag.mnwp~s - 40 e-ar,
Depot frss. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
All kinds of Bo king
Glasses nd Mattre SEES on
Hand CON antly /!
TO L AsE.
Lots for Len Sc.
FOR AI0Nl4 TERN OF YEARS

N1 q AVN . 4LA q Uf LAAs
"A ~ BUIl DING rs On THfRD AsD
a Aoeasf sire Q ps-iss 2 rh@ris : bFsf-
8zas ChErah. ~ =. 1E -th8sa ~ iot -, DsHa-
f1oE EnisrEn l@as. Aafn sfFses-befwseE FpE ID
sfr~et zsa "a Canal also. 9. e. hird q Lot 10
n rear e sfra1b Herd y zrs Store bstNssn Mas
An1 sye Eors ssresss- App C
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
sHRET IRON.

Sheet Iron Workers and BLACK.
Smiths Take Ectice
I'VE EAyE Now or HAND AND woz
w sale. ~ enr ssors, Ne. As Mzia ssrsst
leo hdls sheet iraz.
% kess Shcs sbergsr's JeniztA Es-ss SECS.
And lot q Bar Tres, whieh we xiI ssF Al -
lowest Ggzxes for cash.
THOMAS sCASTLTx son,
50 Ne. q Eaza s<rez4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

PERFUMERY, sc.


Tusr RECEIVED AT sCHLAEPFKR's
- brax tore. leo eases Of tbs xsaail Berasauz
o. GlAraf Mina 1 will wsrFan& ID ~ le fha eun
aius Imported agfiele Aisu 4 f!esk snpply "a
CatAsha Wiass last received a.
SfHLAEFFkR's ntua Store.
torasg Mails and saeana strcafs.
iva Exaasviiis, IedfsBa
a AoTHKk SUPPLY OF HANS srEXENn.
n Nsmssy Dye goiofs lHst re lived Il
scHLAEF#ea's Isfug ssers
TIVE rKLrnRATEp NE& rFMFuMRs rtIt
aaby star. Mar y w-r, @ .sisl - Drst,s
fteterie heai1 Eht HissoazlS gsras fleu'
1ttBs aad ~atAm@H ts~eF atF sets iams rsgsl 81
-f'MLAEF Ska Hsrrs
CONF Uf Til GENtINa Runi 500
- soap 4ass rve~s~ed aisd ~ sale
ScHLAEFFER's pFus 500.
E*EL TT aAfn PREPARATION 5Cs
enm - 10 asa a t.nhfns Fiassliss it q
le Saat kes aivAys hses a. o. svafi
. d ~ i. e u - est pfepaf2ils "a uss.
E@F sale 81
scHLAEFFEE's DRAG SO e.
serurF aaiu saa ercana street,
tYxf Esaaasftl~ iad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
SELLING OFF.
Sal il 2 OF az ID

THE UEDERSlGS d. DEsIRoUs or CLOS
4 Inx oag stock OF Sa4disry, olssrs 70 q his
sfcek 4 S>AIsfies sad ia - fea@ iaan east
II nos ds.posed f BY RI asr Of octoh@r tAa e.
tire sKack Ezll ne sold a. aactfea
PHIL RULER,
sspEo-si Ocsl 81 AaIn ST., OPP oa-s Hauas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
The Eectioa

Nov, my friends, if there is 3 man
who VII not vote for o. P. Morton in
this. county, pity him. heard SOL
der say be had been in thirteen hsstlas,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
DRY GOODS.

Fall Clio ks and shawls.
W. HA y -. ~. -. nc :. . I've. "a s.. IA.es
Efesf tsstfyi - aile eaii the attention 81
tae asissss ssf rrisli fsafe.
scHApEEak BUesfNo.
View sisf1--ka's a and . nnfE a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Fan millinery.

s LAneE STOCK on NEW KIsDs or FALL
= hlHiner9 q every deeeriyflsn fnst sscsissf
and Tor ssls rAsar. 81 ubale.aIs ai,d : tai. a.
= iii.a - GREER N fa bot ssyls - short notice,
A. iha nammsfA Ns~ Store 81
hcuAPKEE BUssTEo
- and - Mafn street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Sons Of Liberty.

refer to another matter with pai
lou eli know that over a ouar,er on a
mll'ion collars ~or b of pistols AMI am
nuni ION have b en- brought mo this
SAFE. shlps'sd from \ y Yark "a a.,
d >eh,Ul b'.oks. The, bsx. -
ST. i ~ indianapolis, end a man nv n.
name II ] hn Va ker, hA- wri.,~a :.
g v N ! on, dems, Dig tie pistols -
b. given up told Gov M5rton n,,s
thrr- days ago, tha, / would SEMI a.,
this man. and would s>k him 20 X.
plain where the mnnsy came f,om e. a. '
tor these cartridges, powder aud pistol.
and what use they were for, aud il n.
could not explain, YOU put him o.
20 years in a dungeon 0ne bait Il
these pistols have been sent out to this
secret organization, but / trust, in God :
name. there is no man here belongs 20
It A man said the other day, be was
goiug to the ballot-box with his pistol in
one hand, and his ballot in the other. o,
shame on such Democracy These arms,
sent IN the name OF Sunday school books,
wera stopped At Piekaway, Ohio. Who
paid the money for themS They were TO
be paid for With Confederate bonds. based
on the supply of cotton.
The Elsctioa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Dress Goods.

THE pEsf AssoHTaEKr or DREss
gceSS r. b. fJuHd "a II city = bou a fks
SsN store ~ tgHAFKEn : HrssING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Campaign Flags.

DrbIEe THE CAMP sfGh We WILL
- hay ~ h4ua flass ~ al kinds worth r. n
osats g. SIS d8isfs eact. Alas, he Eaatlrg
ior mskihz fisza
sCBAFKEn = scsTs
@ew @t'f@ Nj street sspif
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Hoop sAirts aud BalmoraI
- r - eTs a

rf'HE FEST aAKEs ~ uoop Avn ntx..
ufnsi e. iftss aha fha ehaapsst, ct tbs kina
eaa Ia bad 81 DE q = store Il
scuAPREH 4 BuHsfNo.
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CoIs.-The weather during the week
has been unusually cold. reminding one
of northern latsitudes, and rendering
large 6res essential to comfort.
Sale Of Stock. :

On Tomorrow. saturday tie 10th
inst Mr.. G. w. Campbell. will sell in
this place. At l o'clock P. NJ, 80 HEAD
OF CATTLE, consisting Of yearlings. and
two year old steers and heifers, and one
thorough bred four year old Durham
Bull. The sale will be without reser-
walton. Terms cash. This will be
. 6oe opportunity for the purchase
Of this kind of stock, and all who wish
to invest should make a note Of the
sale.
W. C. Coy. auctioneer, and the sale
will take place At his residence.
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General Orders.
HEAuQUARrERs KAN. STATE MILITIA
TOPEKA, KANSAS, :
October goth, 1864.

OctODtT Zctl, IoO7.
|. Commanders Of regiments and de
tachnents Gales. into active service by
the proclamation OF tie Governor and
/ COMMANDMENT Chief. OF the 8th O:
October, will cause TO be made oui a,,u.
forwarded to these headquarters, i'm
mediaieiy. a complete aud accurate re
port, showing the number OF men that
turned oui and are entitled 10 pay, and
the number OF animals and the amount
of transportation actually used in the
service under sad proclamation.
They will also muster for pay at as
early day as practicable, tie militia
thus called out. making a separate roll
of such persons. including negroes. as
are not liable to military duty under The
militia laws of Kansas, but we're order
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Gen. Curtis. declaring martial Law.
Blank muster and pay rolls will be
furnished, npon application at these
headquarters.
ii. ALI claims for subsistence forage,
fuel and transportation will be made
out in proper fo,m aud forwarded. as
directed by the Governor. to Major
Gen. Geo. w. Deiizler, at Lawrence.
Persons presenting such claims will be
required to furnish tie receipt of the
regimenlal or battalion quariermaster.
by whom the supplies or transportation
were taken or employed. or make AFT
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and that the articles we're really taken
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@S. c. 6EPHARr, our enterpiising
County Treasurer. who is punc'ualiy
mp TO time, furnishes our readers with
40 important document this week-the
romance of 6gures-whieh will be found
on the first page.
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Proceedings in ,Habeas Corpus.


Ma. EDiroR IL have been requested
to furnish for publication in your paper
a statement of facts in the recen! habe-
as corpds case, which was tried on las,
Saturday, before his honor. Judge Coul-
: ter, Of the Probate Court in this Coun-
ty. and in compliance with the request,
submit. the following report for the Pc
rusal of Your readers in Jefferson Co. ::
l. appears from the commitmen. ana
papers 10 the hands of the Sheriff, tina;
sometime about the 1st of October, 49,
81, two Delaware Indian youths, Geo.
Wilson and Edward Wilson. were arres-
ted on a charge OF DEMONSTRATING, taken
berore G. T. Brown, j. p. OF this town
ship for examination, and BY him held
bound in the sum OF $4,000 each, 10
appear for trial at the District Court
Failing to give bond. they were com
miticd to Jail. Subsequently Edward
gave bond and was released from con-
6nemeni but George remained in jail
until Saturday the Sd ins;., when appIi-
scaiiaa was made 10 the Probate Cour,
for writ of habeas corpus, which was
duly issued and made reiurnable forth
with, and the hearing Of the case set for
o'clock. 7. n. al which tine he eX
animation was commenced BY Mr. Par
ker, attorney for the prisoner. who read
tie petition in the case. and then cited
as authority few sections from kenfs
Commentaries on real estate This en-
ded all tie testimony and all the oatho.-
ity Tia; we,e produced or submitted 10
the Cour. in the case. Mr. Parke. fol.
lowed up in a spesch whose lsain;pg and
eloq1rnce seemed TO oye.shadow his
honor. then followed the decision OF
The CouI., discharg;ng The prisoner,
which decision was rendered in such a
confused and mystilied manner. that the
Sheriff, in doubt of lis import, called
upon his honor Tor written order. which
order was, with much elaboration, care
fully written by his honor, Judge Coul-
ter, and delivered 10 the Sheriff; and
reads AS follows, verbatim, literofina Ct
punetuatim
State oil Canzas
Jeteason County
TO Hores GIBBS SLerf OF
Said County in virtae Of a potion of ha-
bies Corpi-s 10 the quital of one Will
lam Willezon in your Custidry on the
ground of no. beeing trielable in this
Coart given under my hand and AT Cial
Saal this third day OF december 1864
S. +. Coulter proba,ejudge
This statement is not given 10 the
public through any i'll will or prejudice
to Judge Coulter; on the contrary,
believe him to be good neighbor. and
worthy citizen but no one will pretend
to say that be is competent to gil the
responsible office of Probate Judge ;
and it is TO be hoped that for his own
credi, and the good of the County. he
will resign the Office.
PUBLIAs.
1t should be borne in mind that the
widows and orphans of The County are
deeply interested in this matter, and
that With them this is subject of vital
importance.
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No. I0-Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended more particularly
for caurch requirs menis, and Is very valuable
for organ pract ice. |, contains twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with i,s ne
cossary couplers; two manuals, and an indepen-
dent pedale OF twenty-five key, end is blown
By a secnrd ncisnn.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. I9-Cabinet Organ

Same rs No. 20. ia nea, and substantial case
Of cold Black Walue; or Oak. A cpiia! iss'Eu-
men, Tor Sunday School. Of limited means, AID
next hest 10 the No. 81 fer private rse.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. 2I-Cabine. Organ

Same music as in Nos. % AMI 23-;n plain sub
s,ap,ial Black Walnut or Oak case. This style
is extremely popular-perhaps the most so Of any
,ha, we meke-i,s moderate prize placing II
within reach Of ALL and serves well 10. either the
parlor, ycsiry, school, or lodge r0on.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. li-Cabinet Organ.

With eight steps, four complete sets Of reeds.
unG two nanual--is blown ., the performer,
and contains the automatic swell. lntcnisd tpr
the parlo. and drawing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. I2-Cabinot Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. For o-ganists
who are inexperie need in Ire use OF pedal this
/. our hest cnurce instrument. being les con-
plcatcd t5as, the No. 10, and better adapted 70
trans Jo7tatipn, we can confidently rtcoini.end
il rs very de.irah.e tor churches. public .h','is
eud lodge Io5ms. Also desirable pSIi7r III
sfru-pe NJ
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. I2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. q; in case only. This insifu
ment Is eEcased in elegant rosewood, highly poi
islicd-Ie.5i .sned also tor the parlor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October q, 1862.

The capabilities Of the above instrument as
an orgar Tilnia lie reach o. oil who desire IL
have opened foT i; an entirely new fed, hith ero
unoccupiei by any musical instrument and have
eiisited iae unqualified Endorsement OF over OSE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF the iercing Ossan,s.s
and Musicians OF the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No. 220-Cabinei Organ

Four cciaves, two SETS OF reels, aIioinauc
swell double bellows aud knee stop Ia elegant
Rosewood case highly polished
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
No IS--Cabinet Organ,

Five ociayas, with one set OF reeds, aniomsic
wei and ,loatie bellows In elegant i.osew os'a
case highly polished.